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Business Locals.

cAUTI0N.ANotice is hereby given
BY the undersigned that he has left the
following articles at his farm in Frank
lin township Truck Wagon, Lot O
Hay and Potatoes. All persons are eau
toned not TO interfere or NEEDLE with
the same. JNO. W. S1EEvRR.
Oct. 10. 4S76. .,,
A-Weis 4 Oppeniieimer, Sellns-
grove, have just opened their stock oil
Fall and Winter Clothing. 1t comprls-
es all the latest styles for Men & Boys
and will be sold at astOnisliingly lOw
figures. Give them . call.
-. Good Overc0ats rs low as a 81
at Weis 4 Cppenheimers'. selinsgrove
---.--Just received q fresh and fulI
line of Mems and Boys' hats OF the la
test, styles at Weis 4 Oppenheimeis
sellnsgfove. i'' ~
---Undercfdfiing III abundance d
Weis 4 Oppcnheimers, Selinsgrove.
nA-JoHN y. HAUpxs8AUoR, Tailor
respectfully Informs the people OF Mid.
dIeburg and vicinity that he is prepared
TO do Ill Kinds Of work In his line neat,
y, cheaply, according to the latest
style and warranted to fit. Cutting
done at short notice. Business place
corner opposite the v. d. Church
Main Street. ni1s Sept. %,76.tk
NJ G. N. SArrIi, from Newport
Perry county, Pa. will furnish Snyder
o.'unty merchants, with the bet com.
mon candy, French Bunting, &c. He
viii be on hand st and during Che holi
days, with I'll kinds of Candies, Toys
etc, sagiislol Sept. n 76,tf.
wespssfuL sSScxss,-h 10 reported
thst BoscusS's 0sxMAx 6ysUS bss, since
~ introduction In The United GEstes
reached The immense ssls Of 10, 600 dozen
pr year. Over eooo Druggists hsts or.
dsrsd thig nAsdieids diists ftoh che fsc.
tory, d Woodbury.. N, j., aud not ono has
reported sivsls fsiluts, bus every letter
spsahs Gifts astonishing success 10 eurins
severe CouskS, Code settled "a The Brsasl
Cousumptton. ov sny 6issssss Of The thros,
aud lungs. We sdviss suy Yssses thsl
has suy prsdispesition 10 6sah Lsaugs, d
80 to their Druggist Joha a. MoAt3. end
Gst THE Wedist6o. ts ihquivo about n
Regular siss. % ssaas GAapls hetlle. II
eeals. Two dpees will sslisye spp ease
pesl seolssi ysas esseA,
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Only Remedy for Hard Times,
Change Your SURROUNDINGS.

Al wanting FRUIT FARMS, ospscla,iv
adapted :, the growth OF tho VINE, whore i
an established success and f.ys I.ARGE
rro1,h Of pass,. .aHa Pears. also adapted e ahs
fruit, also, Drain, Grass. aud Vegetables
Many hundreds Of excellent VINEYARDS.
OkDuA ARpS and FARMS. can now he seen
THE LOCATION Is only 8, miles south n,
fhiiade'phia. " hdiitoad, IN mild, delig IN fa
climate: and at the very door, Of tho New YORK
aud phil.delphia Markets. Another Railroad
TIE PLACE Ia alreaiy Large, succes.fu,
and Prosperous: Churches; Schools and othe
Ef,yilsys.ars already established. Also, man.
uhctories oil Shoes Clothing Glass straw
Goods anil other tbingt,. at which diGerent
rnsmbor. ~ fatriit Can rrocuro srnp,oy u,ent
IL has been HEALTHY RESORf for some
affections. Asthma. Catarrh, Avue, aud ,iobii.
~; many thousands have entirely recovered,
A now Brick Hotel has Just boon completed.
100 ioet front, with back buildings, four storie,
high inciudiug French root, and all modern i'm.
provcncnts fot tls Rccomiupdstiuu of visitors
Price Of FARM L8ND t2J.OJ per Acre paw
years. In this ciimatc planted o1t Ii yinss. 70
ncres of land viii cOuut fully as much as foo
acres further north.
Persons unRcluaintod With fruit drowir;x.
can Docome familiar with II I'd Q short tiu,e on
account oi surroundings.
Five Acres Onc Acre. and Town I.,ts In the
towns Of Landistille ami vipeiand, Hlso ior
Whilst visiting tho Centennial Exhibition.
Vineland eau 10 visited Mt SINS u oapsnse
A paper containing full Information viii be
sent upon application to CHAuLgs X. LAMBS.
NInelaud, N. j., free OF cost
The following isan extract from descrIptio IN
OF Nin,land, published iu tho New York TpI.
DuknI by the well known Agriculturist, SoIon
Robinson
All tho farmers were Of tho ''woil 10 dob sort.
and some Of tbotn, who have turned thoir atten.
tion to fruits and market gardening, have grown
rich. The soil Is loan, varying from sandy To
clayey, and surface gently undulatiug, inter.
sected with small streams and occasional wet
meade ws, 10 which deposits Of poat or muck are
stored, sufficient to fertili,e the whole uplan mi
surface after II has boen exhausted OF It's natur.
al fertility.
II Is certainly ono Of this most extensive fer.
tile tracts, In an almost fovcl position, and
suitable condition Tor pleasant farming that
we know Of this side Of tho Western Tfatries
We found some of the oldest farms apparently
jnst a. proftably proddctIsc as when fAra clear.
"a ~ forest nlty or hundred years ago!
Tile ke0logfst wouid sodn discover tts tause
dfthis continued fertility. The whole country
= rndfipe deposit, and all through tho 60 n We
found 6tfdenccs 0f caiureous substances, goner.
ally Ia the form Of indursted calcar e0us uiArl
showing many dfstinct f0fus OF snc lent shells,
OF the tertiary formation and this marty sub-
stance ts scstt6fed all through tho soil Id Very
eomminuted form, and In tho oxact condition
most easily assimilatod b y suoh plG pts s5 tn
FORMER desires to cultivate. khg.S'7d
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Recipes.

Recipes.
A Good 0uke Recips.-.Thrce ctips o
sugar, ! of butter beat together. ant
tho yolks Of seven eggs we'll beaten
add cup Of sweet milk, Al cups ol
-four, the whites Of the seven eggs
beat to a roth, - teaspooniuls Of yeas,
powderI flavor to suit the taste. Thi.
makes nice large cakes.
Recipe .f6r 0ingerbreai.-One cup o
nolasses, egg, 4 tablespoonfuls oI
boiling water, 3 tablespoonfuls Of but
ter. ! tesspoonful Of ginger, teaspoon
fnl OF saleratus, q little salt, 8 teacup-
fuls of flour.
Cure for Gapes.-A poultry raise
says: / havetried several remedies 70
gapes, but have found none 80 efFectu
al as assafoetida. Put u few grains in
10 the watering-trough. and let tn,
chickens have no other water an,
they will not be troubled with gapes
| have found IL TO be u preventive a
we'll 40 q cure. ...tf
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A CARD ft TITS AMERfuAN PtBLfu.-
For many yeats ~ have made l~o medicines
suited 70 the ailments Of tsst elsss OF suffer.
them, and, In fact, the void failure could
never bs coupled with them. Bdt within ths
last two years countcrfsiu N our rnediciues
tiou of our Trade marx. 10 secure The he people
iiyxAlr fills and Hello ~ . 0inimsSt the fac
ySSes. o soasssrisn it&s 'Ss i.ios,. q. W; ":
ahall ls4tisssiy puraue any one who Initiates
this With the ntmcst yikor 6f the law. we most
Ieen people win sji ,us To our efforts 10 prosccs
thyir Health, and help us 10 our task Of bring
int lhsse Tost unprino!pled men 70 the bsr Of
e!nse pdrpurtinw % b. ours uoisss Mr.. Jos.
HAXdocks lIgnstuts 10 attached TO each Boz
o. Pills or Pot o. Ointment and the end viii
soon be reached.
The psbIie's obsdisnt servants.
HOLLOWAY 90,
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CHEHIFF'S SALE.

ny virtns Of writ ofvSnd FL. isSusd out o
The eouft OF Common Pleas, aud to ma directed
.li M9s Ss s.Pssd to Public I.; z. tss Sou,,hoa:s
st 10 O'Clock I, m: ths foioyins Neal Estate 4
VT 4 ceftstn TBACr OR LAND situate il
rranklfn tsp., Snyder county. Ps. Bounded
lands of Morris .Erdlsy and. Nj .hssi Sshoch!
Wsst BY fand of sanfuel. Musscr and East bj
Isnd Of John Hare sud Anthony speohfI con.
wosTSSS MSus {, sr ssi'Gs S..n ..s
dnd other out buildings.
Seized taken ip execution md to bc sold % ths
b. EisENiiART, sheriff,
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xcuRsiox.-Anticipating the desire
Of the people Of Snyder county 10 par
ticipate in the closing exercises OF the
Centennial Exhibition, as well O. to
witness the grand display Of Fireworks
on the 9Th November. The Penn's.
r. r. Go. will run q special train on
the 6th 10 Philadelphia. Tickets good
for Ten (10) days. From Stations be.
tween Selinsgrove and Bsavertown--
Four ($4) Dollars-Ftom Stations be-
tween Adamsburg and Maitland inciu
sive Three Dollars and Seventy. Five
Cents (e375). Persons wishing 10 avail
themselves Of the opportunity should
at once make known their intention
of going so that a necessary number Of
cars can be secured
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THE PRESiun ENaRASiso, issued By
"Peterson's Magazine" for 1917 IL OF rare val.
land. 1t Ia not ono OF the cheap coiored iitho
graphs, with whioh the cou ntry 10 flooded, but
. nrstelsss line and stipple engraving, sIecut.
ed In the highest style Of art. Slse 81 Inches BY
~. expressly engraved for 'Petersons Maga
sine. The picture represents that proudest
event In our national history. tho "suRRsSDxR
ov CoRxwALLIs" It's full Of sutheutic por.
its--Washington, RoehsmbeAu. Lincoln,
KNOX, O,Hsrs, Lsusun. etc, sto.-aud on that
account 70 Invaluable II 10 really one Of the
Eratest Of historicsl pictures. Any person may
raising . club for Peterson" for 1877, or BY re-
hitting t2.oo for II and the Hiagssins the maga-
sine sloue being t%d dollars. This 10 rare
chance specimens OF tho magazine sent grs
SIAs; J. PsrsRsoS, aos Che Sthst stfsst, Phils
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A CARD.

To oil who are suffering from the
errors and indiscre,ions Of youth. nervous
weakness. early decay, loss Of tnanh ood,
&C., l will scnd q recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This pieat
remedy was discovered BY q missionary
in South America. Send q selfaddressed
envelope to the Rwv. Jossra +. IsxAS.
Station d. Bible House, New York City.
Apr 10th Gm.
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Oct. N, Isft
SALE

ny virtue Of writ Of y.ud. II. f<ntsd gat. q
i. ~ Hi:;ss;s :: ;;sss:ss e sa4SsSA ssss 81 I
:ss..s = ssssia s:is rii SSF ~ VI Hs
North " lsudI Of samuel brusnsf ss4 GkFit
Yonns ara Chvis1tss Hnss 6Ap 'sh6 M -
lauds q Ssuasl Brahassi eohtshtns " A4GH
Hegs Q! lsssy whssspp. aSs erected . STONY
ssissd tstss Q :.ee.sios aas % - soif - fhs
' !. 80 ,. IlsssHAar,sA.Aa
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0HEHIFFS SALE.

BY y, sl.,as !. r. a. xs,. :, . .ad: =. iu.d os. 3
al 4 h g s S 4 NV 3; HscIssg: s
OF LAND situate fg Centre. fo~tship, Snyder
county, Pa. Boundsd North " .luAd o. PetsI
harinsn. Boush y lands Of 6sn6ss 1ovsrsox
West By lands II 0sArss. Hsrnsn end Rsubel
BowssscS and E..s ty lsnd Of Daniel Rsbsr
g: g. ss Ss's vsEs E Esisfi:
and other osnbuiIdIngs. ~
sciSed ,sLsn 10 sx.eufion .s6d 70 b cold q
the l''ss''' Of '''I SEisssSS1sss, Il iEisSss1ris n.s.
Oct N. 1915. .iifa- - ''T
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There will be two tickets or slips "a
be voted for The coming election, one
containing Presidential electors ind
the other the county ticket, embracing
Congress-, Senator, Members .! Assem-.
bly,, ProthonotAry, Register. h Recot.
der, District Attorney and Jury COM
missioner.
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The thanksgiving proclamation will
sound the death-knell of thousands o
expsctant turkeys.
A vote deposited III the bsllotSbox
fer the Republican ticket is better than
= dosen broken promises.
The season is advancing, but old
straw hats may yet serve good pur
pose. Bet them on the election.
On Monday next. Mrs. +. Z. Bower
and George A. Snyder will open the
schools Of this Borough. They are
excellent teachers, experienced and
properly qualified.
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! IIJIEfD,

On the orr ult.. 10 Adsms township JOSIAH
Kline, aged % yesrs, 10 mon chs aud "a days.
ON the lith qlt. in Monr9s township, Sarah
shout - y6sis.
On the 2ath uit.,. In Ferry township, Susan,
Sife Of william q. Asis6e Agsd - yesrS and
q days.
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III Prcss-outhts Essrtt-Aihe
Centennial Exposition
DESCR IREHN fIffrS:rp MN I.

A grphic pen-pieture Of It's history !.
grand bnildhngs, wonderful exhibits!
curiosities, gycat days, etc. gSefnsolv
Illustrated thorougholy popular ami
very cheap. Must sslss iansnenselv.,
5000 AGENTS Wantesl. tsohtt for mi pA,i.
tic,fiafs. This will sesse chance of 100
yenss to coin money R,st. Get the ONLY
se!mble history. BeJtshx M, BRos.. PrRc.
l73S SAMSON 81, Philaf.
CAUTlON.--Be not deceived by pre.
mature books, assuming to DO ''ofAcial'
and telling what will huppen in Anks
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MARRIED..

Al the residence OF tho BRIDES parents, I'd
ssiinsgrove. Oct. ~, by the Rev. Mr.. Swarts
VIM. =. Shay, Esq, Of Watsontown, and Mist
NJ. Alice Hover, daughter Of chss. Hover, Esq,
On the s,d ult;, by Rev: W. u: weisud. Hsr.
of Beaver township. %
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VI Roses have done blowing for this
~ but the noses will take IL up where
sbe foscs LEFT OF, as soon ~ the first
frost comes.
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AGENTS. inve.ifssts ths merit. Of tho
004S4N = ~. illustrated Weekly, before do.
ternininR npon ,onr &crh for this fan and win.
tor. The cpmbinatton fpr rhis season surpassss
IRE on application. Addfess, CHAS, CIB.
CAS- CO, II Warren ST. N, Y.
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GRAND
MA 9 g
MEETINGS.


.IAs,s: x!,l :: : ssssA nssss and wheeler
MiDDLEBUR0, Friday, Noc. 8,
l876in the afternoon.
Gen. ". n. MCCARTNEY, Of Wiikssbarrs,
I" JAS. ". LATTA, Of Harrisburg
aud others will be present to address the
meeting,
AT sELINsaRovE, Saturday, Nov. 4,
1870 in the afternoon,
Gen. VIM. II. JAssUP, Of Montross,
and others will address the meeting.
Let thsre Be grand rally from every district
Of the county. Let ell without party dlstin-
ction come and hear the political iseues OF ths
campaign fairly and ably discussed.
JAS. .MlDDLEswARrtl,C Oh. Co. CotN.
u. 2. MOYER, SEQ.
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the possession OF Joseph Loug during Il
ure. All persons arc cautioned not
Sink, 8 Beds aud BSdliug. lciock. 2 n
yds. carpet, Potatocs In tho ground,
lot of tinwaro, 20 Head chickens, mo
l tub 4 Rubber, | Dough Tray.
4, SHELF
Beaver Springs, Sept. as,. .l7lJ.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

I'VE uANo COUhI SALE.
will be sold by virtue OF an alia, ordsr
Of sale issued out the Of Orphans Court o,
Snyder couaty. Pa on SATURDAY. nov
EMDER IL, 1876. at the premises Of the
late Elias Keck, decd In Middlscteek IN.
said county, the following described Heal
Estate, TO wit
Tract No. 1.-The undivided one.ba,,
part OF n Certain TRACT OF LAND. si,u
ate In Middlecreck twp, Snyder Co, Pa.
Bounded North NY lands Of Jacob A
Smith, South by lands Of Jno. Diemet. 4
others, East by lands Of Jacob A. Smith
west by lands Of Henry NJ, sttaub and
David Meiser, Containing l64 ACRES,
more or less, thereon are erected y Two
story Log weatberboarded House, New
BANK BARN, aud other outbuildiugs. A
good well and spring Of excellent WA
ter, two orchards OF choice fruit trees.
The land is in u good state Of guilty alton
TRACT No. 2-Thc undivided half OF a cor
tain Tract or Piece Of Land situAte AZ afofes,i,
and bouhdcd North by land Of Henry Wet,el
south by lands OF Jac)b Smith, East by lands
OF heirs Of Calvin Fisher decd, West by lands
OF Henry wetnci, containing ACRES, more
or less,
| TRACT NO. SAN that certain lot Of uf o,nd
! situste In Middlecreek Twp, aforesaid Hound
ed by lands Of John Utuberman Fryman's -
tate and Others. containing One. Fourth of an
Acre, more or less, thereon Pine Limestone
Quarry.
sale 60 commence at 10 O'Clock A. M. of so,d
day, when due attendance will DO given and
rerms Of sale made known by
ELL KELLER.
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FAIL PLASTiSa.-Fruit bearing trees,
shrubs, vines and brambles may be
transplanted in tho fall and very Of
ten under moro favorable conditions
and with better prospects Of success,
than If set out in the spring. There are
some well known objections raised
against fall planting, especially of fruit
trees, such as the long exposure to the
swaying Of the winds before growth
commences. But the injury or dis
placement Of the roots from swaying ut
the tops amounts to little, compared to
the many striking advantages gained
in planting at a season Of the year
when there 10 comparative leisure,
when the ground is usually dry and in
a good condition, aud when the neces-
sary prepai atory stirring Of the soil can
bc made without any extra expense.
These are points that tell in the growth
and productiveness Of fruit trees, either
in the garden or the orchard. If plant.
cd In the fall, the soil settles closely
around the roots and fibcrs by the
time the spring opens, and an earlier
ting. which is often ptisbed back until
the season IL well advanced from caus.
es over which the planter has no con-
troll. The spring may be backward
enough to hinder planting Of trees in a
way in which they should he set out to
insure success. All other things being
equal. there IN no doubt that spring
would be tho better time to plant trees.
But this does not often happen to be
the case, rs every practical fruit grow,
er well knows. Il is therefore wise to
transplant in the fall, If the trees and
the ground nre in readiness.
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GOVERNMENT STOCKS. &c.-cIo,

~ ing Prices of DE HAvRN h TOWNSEND, 40
South Th.r,i street Philadelphia. Stocks bonaht
and sola either for cash or on margin. Oct.
26th, 1876,
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DIR. SIfERMAN'S

Nn We win sisrt you M bu-
nv siness you Can fhak6 $50
M0NEY week wifhout capital
easy ahd respectable for
for either sex. AGENTS sGFPLY CO.,
26l Dowery. New YORK..
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VVH' III sell his iato tesi.
j. de "A Main Street, the Dor
ough OF Middlebirg. Snyder County, Pa
This is d adesirable property AID was for.
merly kaown - the EAGbE HOTEL The
Improvements comprise A tAR0E D0U-
BILE FRAMB HOUSE, SUMNER HOUSE.
LARGE SHE'D, ICE HOUSE. sud other
.outbuildines. An excellent we'll Of water
At the door. II is suitable for. d private
dwelling or . Hotel, aud located near the
centre Of businss.
Terms easy and Reasonable. For furtb.
er particulars call On or address
J. W. O9w1G,
-, watsohtown, Norih'd Co., Pa.
Aug. 81, 1875.
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TIE CoLosBAL BRoszE STATUS or VIcrony
which stands In tho Park. At Lowell, before
the Tomb Of the irs soldiers that fell In tho
reeoiu.ion, Is = lasting and beautiful tribute OF
art. Its ono Of tho hrst objects sought by
the strangers visiting our sister city, which In.
deed many visit purposely to see this elegant OBJ
ject lof high art. 1t was obtained from the
King OF Bavaria BY DR.. J. q. Aver, to whom
his majesty was especially gracious 10 &C.
knowledKmsnt OF what his remedies sre reput-
cd to have done for the suffering sick. II was
donated By Tho Doeror TO The ciry OF Lowell
- permenonr and speaking emblom OF The
vicrories borh Of Science and Aruh-HAoERs-
roSx (ND.) PRsss.
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RUPTURE

Patients cured so years ago ferrair sound,
DR. J. A. SHgRMAN's successful treatment OF
kupfuro has Induced unprincipied persons 20 ad.
yeriiEo the elastic trnssss as q certatu curvI
kNowisa them 10 be but au Imperfect support.
through tho Elastic Truss delusion.
ia wora tight arot'nd the bod Il wastes away
the musclea, inierfttts the circulation snd pre- :
iisposes 70 parslysis. besides, tho strap between
the legs drass tile great ball Of wood Iipon tn.
ligements. spernati, cords and Pelvis Popo fn d
manner 20 produce impoitncy with all its Horrors
Indeed the legion Of trujsss with theft gripping
pressure on the spine, abdomen aud delicate
p4rts adjacent TO Rupture, sooner or latter onuss
Kidney aud bladder snections destroy manhood.
making the young nd aud the old useless, until
iis settles inio ifishtfni aPaihy' The afflicted
accordance Win the dictaiesof reason,
DIR. !SIfERMAN'S
7reatnteM is Practic,a, Rational
snd Economical; It's object is immediste re-.
li.f and eventual cure. Ii 70 based upon scien, i,
!tlc principles. and easily de.uop 5tratsd 10
Though No does not use a trrss ho uses a sup.
port Infinitely superior which Keeps evsrythinx
70 proper position whneths Curative Com.
Poand .,,h appIed daily & " tho patient, ,exei.es
this t6atmont does no{ interfere wfth II Sor
or exercise on horseback or otherwise, al ID a I.
iotds security against innamed and stransuik
The siiiicyer srs counting from a II pat IT'S of tn,
country. Gefms moderate, depondfpa upon the
case. Pefsons IRON the, coupi'ry, ,ern fsceivs
s,.S IS ssn., n.3 -: sfye n G shs
W had cases before aud ANef euro. References
slysn to ssntisInsn Who have been cuied ON,
60 NO npn street New York. beware Of tho
using Ir! .sherman,s nrme in hts advertise
meht 70 dccoy The attic fed. Safs This sd.
vsrTisenhenT.
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EEI Il ETTEK.
Adminlsrraror Of Eiias keck. Jec,,I

THE undcrsigned being rho ownsr OF Tho
oTher undivided half pArr of Tho nrsT above
described Two rracrsof Land, will offer rho
same ar Public sale, ar rho same rims and
place buove menTioned.
OcT. 10 1870. CHARLES KErK
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John Barbin, George Zortman and
Benton his son, all Of Ohio, formerly
residents of this place are here visiting
their friends and acquaintance. They
arc all looking well aud have accumu-
lated comfortable homes and estates
~ their adopted State. They are sound
Hayes men.
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kI yea
lowed
)st The
!, dead,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-01-13
Arrest for Pension Frauds,

A party of detectives and U. 5. mar
shals, on Wednesday night, arrested in
the town OF Clinton, eight persons charg-
ed with frauds upon the pension fund. A
despatch says
So successful were the officers that, although
they had secured the alleged criminals before
midnight, hardly person at Clinton knew of
the affair until this morning. The prisoners
with several witnesses passed through here on
the train this forenoon for Portland, where it is
understood they are to have hearing before
the U. S. authorities.
The names of some of the parties arrested are
said to be Mrs. E. f. Randall, George Ii. Lewis,
Mrs. j, Lewis, John Lewis, Ron Eldridge and
wife. The case has been Investigated by Col.
Kent at the instigation and direction of Secre-
tary Chandler of the Interior Department. 1t
is but justice to the parties to say that they and
their friends claim that they are the dupes of
Rev. Nathaniel W. Randall, the reputed minis
ter who was recently convicted of passing
counterfeit money! in that place and sentenced
to Auburn Jail for five years.