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A BoY COMMITS SUICIDE. "A strange
suicilo occurred in Fishkill, N. Y, on
the night Of the 3rd inst. John FIR
win, n lad eighteen years Of ago, a
clerk in Hoyt's storo, Was detected
stealing five dollars worth Of dry
goods. Ills parents residing in Now
burg, and were sent for, when Mr.
Hoyt settled the matter with the fa
ther for fifty dollars and then search
was mado for tho boy. He was
found in On outhouso dead, having
sithor taken morphine or arsenic
Lettcrs found on him and in bis
trunk revealed tho fact that FOL
some time he had boon the victim OF
blackmailor in Lowell, Mass, who
kept demanding money and goods
from him at intervals as q price for
hushing mp something young Erwin
had dono, but what it was docs not
trnnspire. Tho blackmailor soemo1
to havo been ready TO take either
Try goods or money. Tho affair has
greatly oxcitod tho villagers.
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sTATe CONVENTIONS.

THO Republicans Of tho State OF
PENNSYLVANIA are hereby requested
" assemble by their delegates in
State Conveb,ion at noon on Wc1nes
day. the 26th day of May, 1870,
in the Fulton Opera House, at the
CITY Of Lancaster, for Tho purpose OF
nominating candidates for Governor
and State Treasurer. Each Rcpre
sentative and Senatorial District will
bs entitled 10 tho samo representa-.
Gon ns il has under the present ap-
portionmont for Senator's and Repro
suntativcs in the Legislature
RUysHL ERREIT,
A. WILSON EoRhrs Chairman
Secretary.
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~ :. ,,,.. ,..oy, whJ ,

a.. ,,.oy, WHO Wur "a
rested couple Of days ago by Uni
tod States Marshal in Texas, is ono
Of tho most notorious countcrfeiters
who ever operated in this country
He is an engravor by profcS sion, and
has boon in tho counterfeitiug busi-
ness about fifteen years. His work
was 30 we'll dono that the most OK
pert were deceived by it. One bank,
tho Traders National Bank Of Chica-
go, was compelled to call in all its
circulation because this villain had
flooded the country with limitations
of its five and twenty dollar bills so
well executed that it was matter Of
difficulty to distinguish between the
genuine and tho spurious. He has
issued hundreds Of thousands OF spu.
rious bills, the most artistic and do
ceptiyo over circulated in the country
He has been fugitive from justice
since 1870, when he was caught and
indicted at Springfield, Illinois, but
mado his escape by forfeiting his
bail. In the meantime he has been
operating in the western part Of
Pennsylvania supplying showers Of
tho quoer" with their stock in trade,
and occasionally trying his hand at
that branch Of tho business himself
lIo was captured in st. Louis last
Decembor, but despite all efforts to
hold him he escaped by bribing his
jailors, two Of whom are now under
indictment for aiding him to escape.
On the 2l inst, he was arrested at
Dallas, Texas, but again made his
escape. Ee is now for tho fourth
tino in custody, aud il is to bo hoped
that tho villain will receive tho pun.
ishment ho 30 richly deserves. Hun
dreds OF mon have fallen victims to
the law through their connection
with him as showers Of the queer"
and the officers of tho government
have sought in vain for halfa score
OF years to put stop to the annoy
ances Of which no was the author.
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MANY VOTERS.
TREASURER.

Nm. Po~T>-Announoc HENRY BENFeR, of
Franklin as candidate for county Treasurer
subject TO the decision OF tho Ropu biican voters
At the coming primary election. Mr. Benfcr is
woIl known throughout tue county ~ u man OF
integrity, honesty and good, sound juisment
He II a sale person In whom io entrust the pubs
lie funds and tho dffburscment Of the same.
MANY VOTERS
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Charles Lamb, Essuyist denouncod all
spiri.uous liquors ~ 'Wet Damnation.n poor
follow ho knew whereof he spaEo, by sad OF,
perionco. and IL living, would apply the same to
But thore Is oNg Tonic aud Alternative 10 OK.
istence-tho best tho world has ever known
which contains no alcohol IL IL Dr. Walkers
Oali fornia Vinegar Bitters. IApr. 8, 4w,
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COMMISSIONER.

Ed. Poer-Announoe Robert Eisenhour, Of
Frantliu, as scsndidste for County COmnilseiOn
or lie Il n good farmer, excellent usiness man
aud strict economist, and will IN AXE good oircer
REPUBLICAN,
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JUSTICE.

Mn. posr-Perry township has never
yet been represented on the board Of Com.
minfioners AMI rarely urgcs her claims to
any Office, but in justice to the district
and ioa worthy and competent man we
urge the nomination Of DASIEL Ls.sB, for
County Commissioner.
MANY VOTERS.
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Id. posT-Announoe John Diemer, of Mid
alecreeh a. o candidate for Clunty Commisei on.
or auhioct - the onuiug primary election. Mr.
Di-ruer 10 in overy way deserving and u elected
viii endosvOr to eerve the public faiihtully.
WEST PERRY.
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Mn EpiTon-H1isi the name Of Ferfin and
SoB.s, Of Chapman, for County Comuiseioncr.
For this once, Industry, economy, business tact
and good social lralitics are tho test, aud air.
Soucs po-sesecs all theso, aud Is VOL known
throughout tho county.
FAIH.pLAS!
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Gov. HARrRASNr on Monday Lost,
signed the bill ropoaling the Local
Option Law, and croatng = new Ii
consc law.
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FAIR.PLAY.

phiiip kinney, Of Bcayor, through the no.
dersigncd annonnces 10 tho Republican parry that
ho IL q candidate for County Commissioners lie
respectfully submits lie past official record as to
his efficiency and 0tnoas to eotvo the public.
MANY CITIZENS.
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CITIZEN.

tors that HENRY BROWN, Of freeburg, is Q
candidate for county Treasurer al the approach.
Ing primary election. Henry Is an active young
man possosslnY rare business qualifications, and
q sound Republican,
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"A fow mornings since a resident

"A low mornings since q rcsldcnt
OF Milton discovered that his fire
would not burn. Investigating he
found no SCOT, but on the contrary
an obstruction he little looked for.
IL appeared that o cat had come
down the chimney crawled into the
stove-pipe and got as far as the el-
bow leading to the stove, when tho
coal gas had suffocatod il and it had
died thore filling the pipe completely.
"A Bradford county paper says
"Somo Of our farmers in this neigh
borlood have been somewhat agita-
ted by tho appearance Of large quan-
titios Of grasshoppors in their folds.
They have been found in large quan-
titios, both in Monroe and North To-
wanda, and Of course have OCCASION
cd considerable apprehension to farm.
ers, who call to mind the terrible
visitation which soino OF our western
states have undergone from grass
hoppcrs. Persons who have seen
the western insect and the one that
has mado it's appearance hore say it
is not tho same.
"A man died recently at Sutter
Creek who had never adheared to any
particular belief in any specified
systom OF religion, but who bore the
reputation Of being a liberal. kind
hearted man and good citizen. A
minister was requested to conduct
tho funeral service, and the good
man during his discourse said in
effect that the deceased had not the
loast chance Of salvation, but Ind
made beo limo for tho hot place.
Those who heard him were indig
nant, and that evening party OF
men went 10 tho minister's house,
dragged him ont OF bed, put u ropo
around his neck, declaring they
would hang him. lis begged hard
for life, and finally retracted tho as-
porsions ho had cast upon tho dc"
ceased, and promised to leave the
place at once Ho was then rcleas~
Cd, and the next day he packed W
his cftocts nnd left
--Horo is ono OF the many exciting
lincidonts OF the rapid riso OF the wa
tor from tho lato thaw An exciting
race occurred on tho Lehigh Valley
Railroad. ten miles above Pittston
between passenger train and &
flood. Mr. Il. a. Packer, superintcn
dent of the road WAS on thc cars. The
track was flooded axle deep, and the
tide WAS dccending rapidly bohin(
the train. To 60 forward was u
encounter unknown danger. TO re
trent was mn impossibili:y. The on
gineor hositated. Tho flood was ris-
ing. "Lot her GO" said Mr.. Packer
its race for lifo or death" Tn,
excitement among tho passengers wa
intense as tho engineer soundod hi
whistle and the train dashed splash'
ing through tho water At full speed
tho slabs of Joe pclting the rear caI
which was considerably smashed
When tho train reached Coxton
three miles above Pittston, the roun(
house was booled, and a fow minutes
before, the telegraph operator hat
been forced to abandon tho o.hca to
save his life. Tho train arrived ii
J Pittston ahead Of tfrao.-Le,cisdur.
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JOHN .huFrkholE, Of centre, Il pre-
sented as o oroiitable candidate for County
Comnilssiopor. Having served term, lie is sc
quaintei with the duties OF the office and viii
-"-'" take good care Of the pablo bust
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Candidate Cards.
FOR SHERIFF..

REpuBLICANs, wc respectfully present
SAMUEL BowEr, Of MiddieburR, rs suitable
candidate for the Once Of susniry. lie is In
every way qualified for IN efficient dischsrge OF
the duties pertaining 10 the office, and viii TEN
per i,s reeidity with mercy, Vote for Bowen.
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Ed. Posr-Please announce ~ suitable oan-
diiste for County Treasurer, GEORGE j.
SCHocH, OF Penn. Mr.. school IL good bus
iness mar, honest and upright, sod Will make
. good of1cor.
CITIZEN
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En-. Posr- .Hoist tho name Of WV. d. woop-
irro, OF Penn, as . candidate for Sheriff at th,
coming Primary election. His ability TO FUN
tho duties OF the Office with credit to himself
credit 20 tho party and Justice TO tho people NJ
large is unlusstlonsbfr. BEAVER
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PHrRu RtBoBt, Of Adams Township, throreh
the solicitation of his Republican frieh u hss
sheriff lilo Isl sound party man. ana has do
voted time aud means to its snccess His cnccl-
tent social and sdmittod business qualihcations
a re s,fe yu.rsutce that he will make good Of
fccr, hEfubklOhN'
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OLD REPUBLICAN,,

mn. Posr.-The oftoe OF County Treasurer 10
eyery where admitted to bc M important one, 70.
quirinS Certain qrlAihcations for right ad min.
istratiun Of its duties, therefore rec DINNER nd
oeoRoE 2. MILLER, Of washin gton, as
suitable candidate. Ho served tho people IA
that capacity ON former occasion.
WEST PERRY,
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Ed. PosT-Permit me to suggost JouS \
woLv, Of Perry, ~ q suitable candidate fol
Sheriff. Having served % torn In the olhc'
heretofore and provoi himself every way com
petont we do not hesitate to recommend hiu
TO the Republican voters ~ suitable candi
date MONROE.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-04-22

Posr-Pioaso announce Frederick B.BoIiy
ef Csutre, rsA candidate Tor County Com
Iuissioner iuhJcct TO a.. Republican primary
elcs tloa. Should he b. npuIiuttYi AMI elected hO
viii watch the iutcrcats Of the people Will 8
j. ealuus eye.
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Els PosT-pleasc insert tho card Of 10 l.
ROW, OF Mlidloefosk. for Commissioner, Mr. ,.
Row Is uell known 10 tie people " tho county
nf n EOli business man, anl has u thorough
knowledge VI tie oiiiIe having served one term
already.
IUlTIrp
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rnnr nEAunn

sIiSs a. sWAsfz., ~ 81 &ihiSSs,tss q s.la,sa,o
for tomiuiisionor. Having served short term
In tho said oitice and being acquainted with the
rouiIne Ot basiness, he Il q proper person Ia
whom to trust tho interests Of tho people.
kDTER
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For tho office OF Sheriff announce j. CAtvfs
ScHocu, Of franklin, 90 q suitable candidate.
Ho possossts oil the qualifications necessary u
promp, and faithful performance OF the duties
boion siig 10 the ofacc and will give strength u
tho tiStet. JACKSON.
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Republicans % Snyder tho undersigned rc'
specially submit to your favorable considera
tion tho Claims Of JACoB Y. DUgAR, OF chap.
man TO the Office Of sheriff. lie is an excellent
citizen, sound party man and Is wen luanned
Tor the Once. MANY CITizBNe'
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CITIZEN.

Mn EpiToa-chlvlN 5EE0oID,o oi Penn,
Ia an active, cuorgstc young man or good bnsI-
ncas qualifications and wOnd mako IN excellent
GuluInls.ionnr, Place his name ,a the list OF
candidates and obiiso his
NUMEROUS FRIENDS
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PENN.

HENRY HUBER, OF Sclinsgrove, IA Q candis
date for Treasurer. His experience through
long years Of business, his ackhow lodged ability
as collector, his admitted tact as q disburscr,
bis habits Of economy aud Industry highly 70,
commend him as suitable porson to M this
important office.
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UNION HOUSE.
Middleburg Pa.
JAMES j. MITCHELL, Proprietor.

Accommodations good and charges mod
crate. Special accommodations for drov-
ers. A share Of the public patronage 10
solicited. y. J. MITCHELL.
April ], 1875.
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En-. posr---As ouf stsndsrd bearer, In tho next
election, for tho once Of Sheriff we ask to pro
scnt PBTgR HARTMAN, OF Centre AS an &c.
tive, loalous worker, q wholeeoulod neighbof
and citizen and accommodating business man
there are fow to be found superior. Add IT, his
business capacity his very excellent social quail
itios aud you have 10 him capital officer
Snypuu
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Mn Posr.--Johu Rou,ig, % Penns, IL n
nret rate businoss man, )uiiciOus aud economical
farmer, a sOuud republican anh wonld MY Any
Office with ctodi, 10 himselt aHd fidelity to hie
conrtituency Announce him as q candidate Tor
Commissioner. -
CITIZEN
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MONROE.

JONATHAN GnIMM, of Washington, Il q
for County DOminissiOnsr. We guar
antoe tho pu lie that he will n clectel. perform
the duties OF tie Oflico with ability.
JACKSON.
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WEST PERRY.

ED. Posr.-Hoist tho nalne Of JOHN X.
HuoHGs, of poun rs our Standard-bearor iu
thu coming election for County Treasurer, Ho
Is an orthodox Republican, excellent business
man and brings " the otnco the experience ofone
torn.
MIDDLECREEK,
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MIDDLECREEK,

N. GAR IMAM, OF Perry. Mr.. .aarman Is on &C.
tive party man and fully competent to dis
charge sho duties OF that olice. 10 10 undoubt.
edly ssfe person 10 whose hands " entrust
the public moneys.
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JACKSON.
Associate JudQe,

EDIToh Posr.-Announoe DANIEL OGM
eERt INC, OF Fonn, IS o suitable Candidate 10,
associate JudHe, MIR. u, is we'll aud fvorns
bls Known throughout the county as q man OF
lrreproachablo character, excellent business and
social qualities, aud for his devotion 70 Ropnb
iican principles. An point Of intellig once he is
euiinontly hted for ths once,
MANY REPUBLICANS.
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MANY REPUBLICANS.

J. OhousE, Eso-Be kind enough 10 announce,
through tho columns Of your paper, ISAAC o..
BOYER, OF Penn for the once OF Assoei late
JudRe. Mr. Boyer has formerly served the pub.
nc In ahduciary capacity aud giveu evidence OF
Illness for any position 20 which the people may
see proper To elect him, He Possesses tn .
officer,
WEST BEAVER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-01-28
KEARNEY'S EXT. BUCHU
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 Send for the Guide to Health. PrIce 10 cts. J. B. DYOTT, N. D., Physician and Surgeon,
 151v IDA Duane Street, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-01-28

Robert Crowd, burly negro of Wood stock, has been put under bonds for trial before the superior court for brutally beating little colored boy named Rath- bone, eleven years old, who lived with him.
 (Which, my dear lady, do you think IS the merriest place in the world? 'That immediately above the atmosphere which surrounds the earth, I should think. "And why SOP" ."Because that l am told that there all persons lose their gravity"
 Make you a coat, sir?" said a suspi- cious tailor to suspected customer: "Oh yes. sir, with the greatest pleasure. There, just stand in that position, please, and look right upon that notice while I take your measure" Customer reads the no- tice: ''Terms Cash"
 A lawyer once asked hotel keeper the following question: eff man gives you a hundred pounds to keep for him, and dies, what do you do? Do you pray for him?" 'No. sir, replied the landlord, ''I pray for another just like him."
 A citizen of Syracuse has thirteen child ren, all girls, the eldest of whom is but ten years old. He has been blessed with six pair of twins. We use the term bless ed" merely because It is cheap and handy and customary, and not because we sup pose for a moment that the poor, outraged husband would recognize the faintest trace of truth in it.
 I gave her a rose and gave her a ring and asked her to marry me then; but sho cont fbano aIl haHk tha inSansihIo thing, and said she'd no notion of men. l told her I'd oceans of money and goods. tried to frighten her with a growl; but she answered she wasn't brought up in the woods. to be scared at the sereech of an owl. called her baggage, and every thing bad, I slighted her features and form; till at length succeeded in getting her mad. and she ragged ikega sea in storm. And then, in 8 moment, I turned and smiled, and called her my angel and all, she fell in my arms like a wearisome child, and exclaimed: "We will marry this fall!''
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Naugatuck Railroad.

Naugatuck Railroad. andafter Nov. 8Oth, 1874. trains will run as GOING NORTH-LEAyE BKIDGFpopr 7.15 A. M.-Milk train for insted witl, passepoc, car attached, connecting at Water
 bury with train from Hartford. at
 Winsted, for Canaan, Millerton and
 Albany.
 Leave Litchield 11.08 10.10A. M.-For Winsted connecting with th,
 o.OO a. m train from New York al,
 10.1O a. m. train from New Haven
 Leave Ltchfield l237 D. m. lO.45A M.-Freight train for Wihsted
 Leave Litchfield 4.54 D. m., connecting at Winsted with train for Albany. 5.O2 r. M.-For Winsted, connecting with the 300
 p. Tn. train from New York and ile
 55p. m. from New Haven, and ai Leave Litchfield FPS. 650 r. M.-Speclal for Waterbury. GOING SOUTH-LEAvE LITCHFIELD STA
 TION 7.49 A. M.-Frt ight tram for Bridgeport. 1.39 A. M.-Passrnger train for Bridge port with
 through car to New Haven anG
 Bridgeport connects with express for New York. 2.50 P. M For Bridgeport, with though car
 to New Haven, connecting st Water
 bury for Hartford aL Bridgeport
 with express t1ain for New York. 4.Oo r. M.-Milk train with passenger car att ached
 connecting at Bridgeport with ex-
 press train to New York; also Wih
 steamboat leaving Bridgeport at II
 D.. m. (SanaGaIs GxcePtCd) O,,
 Sundays milk train leaves Bridge
 port for Winsted at TOO a. m., re-
 turning leave Winsted at 4 O. Litch-
 field 4.35 p. m.. Tickets sold and baggage cheeL ed to Canaan, and Albany via@Winsted.
 WATERTOWN & WATERBURY F. R. Trains leave Watertown at 7.35 A. M., and or P. M., connecting with passenger trains to New York and Hartford.
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 Stages for WUodbury, Harwintoh, Otis, Cole brook, and Goshen connect with 1O10 a. m. train from Bridgeport.
 A Discount of cents made to Passengers par chasing Tickets at the Office.
 GEO. W. BEACH, Superintendent. Bridgeport. Nov. S0th, 1874.