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A MATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST,

We coniense/fron the Ieafcs Roo,s- tho
,m1stancc of /9nyersation about Oak Hall, in
adc&iig/WanaInaker& & browns Iapyest
ClothlnS7~/isc In America" A visitor and
nttcndaitVfo tho speaker:
ri.itor. What corner is the Puildng on r
,1.so, ds,da1, s;o South, East corner q sih and
strangers seeking oak iiall. have been n misiei
by designing PERSONS"
~ Il is Perf,cdy colossail Do you know
A. "l2,oOo square feet--es on Market, and
80 odd on Sixth, sig stories high, has over
three acrgs fhnoorjpe, and covers space once
SsssPtiSs Ssss Places" twenty different bu'i'
y.""po youuse steam rowerw
a giant young engine furnishes power
forihe freight and passenger elevators, aid tho
son. ~ s,S ,h tor heating, and the other opera
Y. "Wha, order do you fake with goodsr'
a. a. h.y lney are 81 hrss n, 9psEed and arranged in
thence then , on .h. fHIg.y sleya,or 70 the inspec.
"is inspecting sthe ilrs, operation
measured in lie peSs ti.n snsSes,ss sooSs are IT.
eloth passes over rollers ia the faco Of strong
nght, Ana two uien att one before end one
behind the goods. watching with the eye Of .
hawk for tho least pin hole imperfection, and
marking every naw, 90 that the cutter may ! GO
snd avoid IL WHOM he comes W cut the gar
Y. You must employ an amy OF eu,.ersY'
A. Come 10 our fith fo1< and ,eei We
inid aynssssRB.. aHS sh.s siHia da
adoIen mems work eacINfi a stroke"
", DO you manufacture all your own
A, "wo do. and most carefully. Our ex.
hrniner, inspect every fitch aud tsem aud
certify 10 every garment ~ extrawell made
before We put our ticket on IL, and become
dealY' e"s
A. In every direction. cir. rtis,M syy,cn,
And economy we practice all a. wei ia ,ouch,
psopia Si S1ss'S. Ss %c g' 70 put to tho
oft ofi,Y.' Ai''f inspecting The work. what becomes
A. Before 1t goes Into Stock Il 4, tiete,,f
Every single garment has its number aud
other points noted ON II. - that its entire his.
tOry can ~ traced without fail, upon our
Nv. You must have 20 or N .alesmen-'
"a; why sir. on busy days you inay/scc 100
IN the various Rooms and suites OF ruvIs
selling 10 the throngs OF customcrs."/
and ID e.pfc!,9 PD e" do an order 0u9sIby mail
A. VERY great All over the country. Our
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-01

Tns AMERICAN People. No people
In the world suffer as much with Dyspep-
sia ~ Americans and although years of
experience Ia medicine have failed TO ac
complisb \ certain aud sure remedy until
GREENS AuGusr FLOWER was introduced
for this disease and its effects yet so well
has this remedy succeeded in every case
to effect n cure. that there is not n Drug
gist In the United States but recommends
the AuoUsr FLowER. IN all cases OF Dys
pepsa aud Liver Complaint. Costiveness.
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache. and all de
rangements Of the Stomach and Liver
Go 10 your Druggist aud get u Sample
Bottle for 10 cents and Try il. Two doses
will relieve any tase. Regular size "a
cents. July 22. 1875. y
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perec, system ga rulc, OF se,fmeaur,ncn,
sylSS away Ssi''s's as if'DsS wore here SSi il
~ II suppose you hayes ieas, half dozen
different departmcntsr
A. My dear siri we have moro than nrr,h.
each charged with it, own business, and each
,V,Ihougnly " ,h G,saniIei' sneceSAaIy wheel with.
Y. Will you name dozen or % Of then, r.
With pleasure. The Custom Depart
rppTssiSs prsss S'f% Seps9e%sbt %eas e
Win Its IT, C,ehse stock % sii underwear.
lhe Shirt fkctory. with its busy machines,
making our own hrst. .elas, ,hirts. The Trim.
lar store. The Garment Stock Room. Tho
Receiving. Room. Tho order Department
name named before sf The spesin Uniforms depart.
@sns sesFa ., Tne Delivery pepsr'ment viii It's
Hold, hold si,. snoughr'
a. I'm not theifthrough The Advertising
sSss aoa ssih II ,sn
si I9l yoar sISS iSIig gfi iSs SsPaa,hl, aan,
bbepsr,msn, w,shi,s r y many toom.: The Bsls
entrance for ladies. Iho T,lcr,rph Ietsrt.
ment. The Chief Clerks Department with
its boot keepers and assistants. Gensrai Man:
other Offices Of the 6rn/sii busy as bees
thinking. planning, executing, buying, max.
Ing regi,,e,hing. :,sndns out selling.
70 carry on a sbusinessw with the people amount
Ing % sesween 100000 aud S0Oo.ooo en-.
v. "s.,.u.p.en.d.o.u,w
a; "lndeed IL IS forrot 10 name IRE
Cashiers Department which handles il SIS 90
ofretail sales on tome s,ngle dnysr'
", s1ooi lmmcn.e That what enables
TSastyi' SYFSaf Yoa hsns sns tx, ischhfaP Ri, +, III.
people throng here, kn(Aipx that we depsnd
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The OLD, OLD STORY Again the
country is shocked by the sumo old
story-twenty colored met killed b,
n sheriff posse, and no white men
hurt The Associated Press dispatcl
calls it "war.' 1t should be called
by lis right name, an inhumar
butchcry Of defenseless men by til,
white s1vagcs Of the South. De-
mocracy thriycs on murder its ma
joritics in the South are based upon
it, and present Indications make i,
apparent that the process of sccur
ing full Democratic vote in til,
fall elections has begun. 1t will cal
for the murder of few hundrel col.
ored men, but this. among the chiv.
nlric Democrats Of the South, is q
commendable virtue.
Now that the butchery OF The
blacks has commenced we may cX,
pect to see the record questioned
aud its effect on fair minded mer
neutralized by the cry of the blood,
shirt again, from the opposition
press. Can it be possible that jus,
tico no longer influences tho people
and that these crimes against hui
manity and civilization are to b(
passed unheeded !
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF UNsEAT.
OED LANDS.

Whereas by an act Of the General As
-embly of Pennsylvania passed the 18Th OF
March 1878 and the 2Jth day OF March
\ d. 1924. the County Commissioners of
the several Counties Of this Common
wealth are authorized 10 sell NJ Public Sale
all or any part or parts of the unseatc1
lands which have been purchased for the
use Of the county or from The Treasurer OF
said Counties in pursuance OF the uid
act of Assembly of the 18th March 1915
entitled, an act TO amend an net directing
the mode of selling unseared | a n d 3
tor taxes and other purposes, when Yhe
lands purchased have remained unre.
deemed for five years ani upwards 80 4.
Therefore the undersigned CommissIon- =
crs OF Snyder County, do hereby give no.
ticc thnt they will expose to Puplic Sale
At their office in Milileburg, on Tuesday,
the 18th day of June nex. at 10 o'clock
\. NJ. the following tracts of unseated
lands unless redeemed before that time.
they having been purchased for the use Of
the county Of Snyder, for more than FIVE
years, 10 wit
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THE REPUBLIC magazine for June
has been received 1t is filled with
valuable information which should
be in the hands Of all candid citizens.
AS we are on the eve Of one of the
most important political campaigns
OF our history it is essential that
those who take part in the canvass
should be thoroughly posted on the
great questions that are TO be dis
cussed, 10 all such this magazine
is little short Of II textbook. while
to the p iyate citizen who desires to
form an opinion on the ISSUES the
hour, and to reflect it by his vote,
TnE RErumI, is invaluable. Among
many excellent articles in the June
number we note the following The
Work Of the Patent Office The
Church, the State, and the Public
Schools The Truth of History and
the Horrors of Andersonyille 1;
Southern Judicial Ku-Kluxism
Congressional Investigations Dos
mestic Commerce. Send - for one
year S subscription to Republic Pub.
fishing Company, Washington,
ID. G..
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RE>sIoNAL.-The contest for
the nomination Of n candidate for
Congress is this district, has appar,
emily disturbed the minds Of no one
else in the long rage of counties
composing it, except in Franklin
and the Huntingdon JOWrHm says
that "thcre is sufficient feeling bo.
meath the surface in that county Ito
indicate that unless some things are
fixed up, there will not be much
chance for any Republican candidate
in this district This is an ominous
warning aud one calculated TO cool
the ardor of aspirants, but we pre-
sumo that Major Pomeroy or Hon,
Thad. Mahon would agree to take
the fieldings and run the risk. pro-
viding they are not insisted upon to
define their positions upon the
Huntingdon County troubles. This
much may be said in favor of Mr.
Mahon, however, should te become
the candidate. Hon. w. s. Stengei
will more than likely be renominat-
cd, although it is said that his chan
ces will be vigorously contested by
Mr. Speer. II the present member
should be the candidate of tho De-
mocracy, Mr. Mahon would be a
good man to place in the field
against him, as the first defeat Mr.
Stenger ever received in this county
was at the hands of Mr.. Mahon
This was in the memorable and hot
ly contested camp aign OF 1872. when
Mr.. Stonger was defeated for the
Legislature by ths majority Of 5l2
Puddle Opinion, 22d uN.
~The Republican National
convention will meet at Cincinnati
on the 18th OF Iune. and the Dem.
ooratic convention at st. Louis on
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BApGAISs. Reduced TO Lowest Cash
Prices On and after June LIST 1876, w'
will adopt the Cash System, believing il 10
be mutually advantageous to ourselves &
patrons. Money Saved. by reducing goods
TO the lowest Cash Price brings them with
in the means of all classes and enables
the merchant to purchase and sell nj low
est figures. Cash or produce taken in eX'
change for goods All kinds Of country
produce taken in exchange for goods, a
Cash rates, at the current prices
SwARTZ " SllRAW DER.
TroXleville, Pa, May %, 1876.
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Oy Monday of last week the Pres
ident made number Of important
changes in his cabinet. He appoint
ed Attorney General Pierrepont tc
be minister to Englan |, Judge Taft
Qate Secretary Of War TO be Attor-
ney General, and !. Donald Came.
ron to be Secretary Of War. All
these appointments have been con
tirmed by the Senate. Tho latter
gentleman is son of Senator Came
ron OF this state, and n nephew of
VIM. Cameron, Esq, of Lcwisburg.
He is n man Of about thrty-ninc
years of age, has had great business
experience. is well educated. very
wealthy and will no doubt fill the
Office in very crcditable manner.
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A Creek on Fire.

A singular phenomenon, can now
be seen in Clarion county. Pa. with
in fifty miles Of Oil City. on o small
stream known as Catfish run. For
n long time the inhabitants Of that
locality have noticed commotion
on the surface of the water, like that
made by gas bubbling to the sur
face. These bubbles have been seen
for many years, but no particular
notice was taken of them until re-
Gently, when the quantity of escap
ing gas increased, and the surface OF
the stream for several rods, was GOV.
cred with bubbles. A strong smell
Of gas also impregnated the air in
the vicinity.
Last month the place was visited
by several gentlemen who had heard
Of the phenomenon. They became
convinced that il was gas, and de-
termined to test it's burning quail
ties A bunch Of rags uas obtained
at n farmhouse. and thoroughly sat
nrated with kerosene. To this q
match was applied and tho burning
ball thrown into the stream. Before
it reached the surface of the water
the gns ignited aud a slight explo
sion followed. In n few moments
the body af tho gas burned steadily,
and in every portion of the stream
small flames sprang up whore the
gas escnpcd in moderate quantities
Since that day the gas has continued
to burn. and the area of the stream
covered by it has increased, until
now the fires extend u quarter of a
mile up and down the run.
Catfish run is n sluggish stream
bounded on either side by steep,
wooded bluff. At night the scene
along the burning stream is maguili- =
cent. The fires light up the dark
forests, and sparkle on the waters,
making n spectacle rarely witnessed
This stream is contiguous to oil ter
ritory. and the only satisfactory thco
~ Of the source of the gas is that it
arises from petroleum deposits be,
meath the water, as the same phe-
nomenon. although the gas was in
less quantity, has been noticed on
Oil Creek.
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7 h e P 0 t.
Middleburg, June l, 1876
J. GROUSE. Editor & Proprietor.


ISLANDER. The public man who
tries to answer every Islander SET
ahoat against him will bc kept as
busy rs thin skinned fisherman on
a salt meadow in mosquito time. He
may kill of II dozen tormentors, but
a hundred will come 20 their funeral
Happy is the man who can sit un.
moved In the nrosence OF partisan
"a record is all
., and .uo, ,r5 oniiiencc Of The
people ia his integrity cannot be
shaken by the idle breath Of SLAM
der.
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HornrBLE BuRNrNd ACCIDENT
Mrs Chistiana Ni5lcy, residing in
West Londonderry township, about
four miles from Iiddletown. met
with Il probably fatal burning ne
cilcnt recently. The Io~od SAYS
1T scenes that she had made fire
under kettle for the purpose of
boiling soap, and she had her back
turned to the kettle her clothing
caught fire and envelopod her in
flames almost instantly. She ran
toward the race near by. but recol
Letting that the water was deop she
did not risk jumping in, fearing that
she might drown. -he then notic-
ed small pool of muddy water into
which she threw herself, and rolled
in it, but by this time her clothing
had been nearly all burned and fell
OFF her liko ashes. Some portions
Of her body Were burned to n crisp.
and her sutferings were intense.
There was small girl present who
saw the terrible affair, but was un-
able to render any assistance. \
ncighbor, living on an adjoining
plantation, heard the lady scream
and saw the flames rising several
feet above her heal He ran ms fast
MS he could, with the determination
to save her il possible, bnt arrived
too late to be of any service, save
helping to carry tho unfortunate
woman into the house.
Mrs. Nisely was living at last ac-
count, but her recovery seemed al
most impossible. - InHriut.
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TIE next President. if he be chos.
Ell from Among tho candidates now
prominent, is not likely to be a poor
man. On tho Republican side Mr.
Blaine is the richest. Secretary Bris.
tcw and his wife are worth II quaItor
ofa million. Gov. Hayes is still
better oG Senator Conkling is be.
heved TO possess over 100000.
while Senator Morton and Mr.
Wheeler have II smaller fortune.
Gov. Tilden, on the Democratic side,
is the wealthiest, he being put down
Mt $4,000 600 or S5,00J,00O. Judge
Davis owns more than Sl,00J.UOO
and Senator Thurman has n large
fortune. Senator Bayard is well to
do, while Gen Hancock is in com
fortabls circumstances.
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nsnr We want a great many new and
all Our old customers to call aud see
our large assortment of everything us
ually kept in stores Clocks, Carpets,
Gents, Ladies and boys wear, &c. Call
and see and you will buy very low.
Black Alpacas specially.
Wagcnseller & Son.
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uoR,CE ALLEM,v. ESQ.

Should be elected District Attorney
1t. Brcausr h" l. tho oul, standing candidate
from the last election and his turn should come
next.
2nd. Because he IL we'll educated, able aud
promising young lawyer.
3ri. u cads" he IL ahie to converse In German
Eh Bf'au-. he l. a citizen rais,d In our own
county.
18th. Recnuse he has always boon Trre r..
publican, aud the party shouli toke good ulrty
iusn, WEST PERRY.
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MANY V0T ERS.

FL. POsr.-Plcnsc announce =. 7.
Shcary Of Centre as candidate for the
office of Jury Commissioner. Mr. Shear Y
isa man otexrelleni business qualifications
aud in every way fitted TO discharge the
duties OF the othcc--is an active 8epuhl
can wounded soldier and gentleman of
good mora and social qualities.
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Announce Calvin Steilcr Of Miillcburg.
as suitable candidates for Register and
Recorder. Mr.. is "a young man Of eX.
ccllent business qualifications. aud. in ev-
cry way fitted to discharge the dulles of
the otce-is an active Republican and a
gentleman OF good moral and social quail
tiles. VOTER,
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REGISTER IND RECORDER.

En-. Ppsr.-Announcs JAMES VI. VAN.
I\NDT, our present worthy ard efficient Re ?
ister ami Recorder ~ can iIiats 10 re.nntnl
nation. lie I. a clever npd obliuing ON ser an
has dischrrsel tho iutles Of his ofh's we'll ant
faithfully. ani IL deserving, according to th,
usdgss vi tho party, ot a re election.
WEST BEAVER RAND UNION,
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En. PosT-Anuornrr. In your columns
CHARLES B. MILLER. " Penps, as suits
BILE CaudtlI'e fnr t-srn blymtn. Mr. Miller is a
ydnug, active Republican gentleman Of exrei.
ent moral and social qgeliios-i scholar of hlr
lhili'y aud good. sound judgment, and would
represent this county In the Legislature re.
ditably to himself aud constituoLcy
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4 DMINISrRATRlX NOTICE.

4 y Lriters OF Administration on tho estate Of
Peter Rrigle decd, late ~ Beaver Township,
snyder 90. Pi. having been granted to the
undersigned all persons knowing themselves In.
debtcd 90 said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, while tlr-s having claims
will preset them duly authenticated for set =
tlcmeut to AGNES REIGLE.
May, 40. Administrative.
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FARMERS ATTENTION .-FarmC

FARMERS ATTENTION Farmers having
wool to sell or trade for factory goods
will hnd ito their advantage to dispose OF
/, to 4 T. Scholl who will travel the
county about the latter part of June. Or
ders left with Mr. Nathan Schambaoh Of
Middleburg, will receive attention.
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Primary Election TO be held ss,urdn,
June I1tii.t
Candidate Cards.
LEGfSLI TERE.

Mr. fpiroR Announce T.. N. MYERS Eso.
NJ hildlobnrg. ns n cin1id,te for the Ls gIsIs.
ture. Mr.. Myers cotppetency to GIL tho once
with ere ~ To him sof aud constituency l. ia Ily
established. He IL we'll known throughout the
county NJ an active, working Republican. lie
powers. CgSTRH.
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JURY COMMISSIONER.

Cap. Philip Kinney. Of Beaver. is rec
o omnended NJ a candidate for Jury Com
missioner The Cap is 50 well known for
his cllicio nj services rendered the county
in m Oil cinl way nsto need no recommen.
iation NJ the hands Of
MANY VOTERS.
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ED. PosT -Ples,e announce John H. Ar.
mold E-l pii Millchurg, asa caud'lrte for nom.
inaiiuu tor District ttorncy. His ability lo
promptly and fdfh fully dischIrgn uis dr'tas II
the on, IS recognized and adm ttei by the ent re
bar. compete lu.ines utn Ia IL WI known
sll over the county. 1.-THE ont break VI tho H..
belliou he was un" among tn" nr-, Il enlist In hi-
c'uutry's cause AMI among the last who returned
home at thu close OF the war.
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ren. Come and see our large assort-
mcnt ofhoilcl silk, sun umbrellas. new
STYLES parusul, l,-somc of the above are
especially suited forcldcrly ladies, very
low. Wagcnscller K SON.
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rsD-Black Alpacas and other Dress
Goods cheaper than you ever saw them
and the proof is in calling TO satisfy
yourselves. Please do so
Wagonsclier & Som
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IIEAvEN..

y % GLASS. NJ 2 bury hereby present.
himself asa candidate for nnfnlustion Gpr the
othc" o' metub r II the Lc II'laturs. Mr.'q. 1.
veil and iavtrahly known throughout the
county 1s q gentlen N In ovory way ~ tIIhsi
Tor tue Important Ointo u which he aspire.
MANY NorERs
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rhy- Attorney General Lear has de.
cided that the Boom bill is constitu-
tional.
rfSr It is reported that Don. Cam
eron has declined to accept the ap
pointinent as Secretary OF War.
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PROTLLnNnTlPE

JERE GROUSE thankful for past, respect
fully solicits further fave. :, and announces him
self u candidate for recollection.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

rrnpWhite rique and large stock OF
other white and assorted dress goods At
astonishing low prices take a look for
yourselves WagenScllcr 4 Son.
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For District Attorney. \. W. POTTER. Esq
o. Sciinsgrpvr II presented. Mr. l. tt"r l. a
y"uag lawyer rlsint rifiliy ln his profession
lie has taken an active p'rt In all our no itic,l
ctmpligns and shown hiiuselia iealous Repub-
loan. Jsios
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CEND ESQ, tn q p. Row.LL Il Co, New York
Of0r Pamphlet OF 100 pace, cOntat ming lists OF
5000 newspapers, and estimates shot wing COS. OF
advertising. Mar. 9,'16-ly.
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NOTICE.

L \ testamentorv on the estate Of Elizabeth
BtOuse. late Of Jackson township, Snyder co e.
Pa, decd, have been granted to the undersiy n.
ed. ~ pcrsons knowing themselves iniebte |
a. said estate viii please make lmnsilite pay.
nent whtlc those having claims against said
estate viii present tor settlem ut to
rETER BR USE,
CiRlsriANA ADAMS,
June 20. Executors
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DISTRICT ITTOPNEJ'

". VI. GRIMM. Esl.. of Frcoburg. isa caniI.
date Tor the once ot District Attorney Mr. O.
II u young 'utn Of hne Legal ability and mlly
eOmpetsgt t. discharge THO duties Of the . nee.
PESs.
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THE TIMES,
713 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia

A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE
~ Letters of administration on tho estate oi
Abraham Eisenhower, deceased, late of Middle .
burg, Snyder County, Pa, having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment, while those havi v
claims will present them duty authrn'icated for
settlement TO SAMUEL. BOWEN,
HENRY EISENHOw Err,
Mar. so, 1870. Administrators
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A DMINIS TRAITORS NOTICE.
IA Letters OF administration on the estats OF
DANIEL kOON5 lato of Centre township,
Snyder county Pa, decd have been grained TO
the undersigned. All pers sbns knowing tn en-
selves indebted 10 said estate will please make
i'm mediate payment while those having claiins
against said estate will present tlen for set
tlement to REUBEN DECKER,
May II, '7o. Administrator
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The Ithaca Horse Rake
Caution

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
~ lowing articles have been purchased
by the undersigned. at sheriff's Sale on
The l7ih of April. and left in the possess
ion OF Noah Snyder during his pleasure.
All persons are cautioned not TO Interfere
or NEEDLE with the same viz; I Horse.
Harness. aud Springwagon, Cow, Hog, ~
chickens, child's carriage. cook stove.
pipe, aud utensils. Beds aud bedding
Meat stand, 8 Tables. RockiRg chair,
clock, wood chest. Chest, Trunk, Buffalo
robe. lot corn. lot oflliay, lot Potatoes,
Rakes, fork, Shovel Hoe, lot Jars, Meat,
2 kegs Vinegar. lot Carpet. Keg. Stand
with Pickles, Lard can aud lard axe,
coal oil lsups. HENRY d. SNYDER.
Apr. 9Th, 1875.