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LEMONADE FOR BrLLIoUsNEss.- DR..
Hall relates the case of q man who was
cured of his billiousness by going with
out his supper and drinking freely of
lemonade. Every morning, says the
Doctor, this patient arose with won~
deriul sense Of rest and refreshment,
and feeling MS though his blood had
been literally washed, clcansed, and
colled by the lemonade and the fast
His theory is that il can be used sue :
ccssfully as u remedy for many dis
eases.
This treatment might do for persons
who require acids, but another appa.
rently as strong and hearty, it would
kill in n week. lemons and other ac
i'd fruits are healthful TO some persons
and almost n rank poison to others.
Hence it is more than folly to advise
their indiscliminate use. Let every
person determine for himself what
kind suits his own stomach best for il
will tell him very soon F; and If he does
not heed this mentor, he deserves TO
suffer, as thousands do, from over in
dulgence in those things which tickle
the palate while destroying the health
The too free use and indulgence in
in acid fruits have done more to make
Americans race Of dyspeptics than
anything else but our physicians do
not seem to have looked in that direc-
ton for the rapid increase of this very
prevalent and annoying disease. 1t
might seriously injure their trade if
they did.
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CuRE FOR DirnTnsRIA.--A correspond
ent Of a Victorian paper writes Should
You or any OF your family be attacked
with diphthcria bo not alarmed, NJ 1t l.
easily and speedily cured without doc.
tor. When il was raging Ia England q
few weeks ago. | accompanied DR.. Field
On his rounds to witness the so called
"w onderful cures" he performed, while
the patients Of others were dropping on
all sides. The remedy, TO be so rapid
must be simple. All he took with him
was powder of sulphcr and n quill, and
with these he cured every patient without
exception. lie put spoonful Of the
-four Of birthstone into a wine-glass OF
water, and, stirred it with his finger. in.
stead Of n spoon. Ms the sulphur does not
readily amalgamtte with water. lTben
The sulphur was we'll mixed he gave il rs
n gar gle, and in ten minutes the patient
was out Of danger. Grims,one kills eve.
ry species of fungus Ia man. beast and
plant in a few minutes, Instead Of spit
ting out the gargle he recommends the
swallowing Of ii. In extreme cases in
which he had been called ust in the nick
Of time, when the fungus was two nearly
closed to allow the gargline, be blew the
sulpher through Quill into the throat,
and after the fungus had shrank to allow
of ii, then the garrling. lie never lost q
patient from diphtheria. IL a patient
cannot gsrele, take a live coal. put il on
shovel and sprinkle spoonful or two Of
hour birthstone at time upon it let the
sufferer inhale it. holding the head over il
and the fungus will die. II plentifully
used the whole room may be filled TO al
most sudocation the patient may walk
about in ii, inhairing the flames. with the
doors and windows shut, the mode Of fu-
migating a room with sulphur has often
cured violent attacks of cold in the head
chest. etc., at any time and is recommend.
ed In case Of consumption aud asthma.
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". U NHNNUNkTNk
Selinsgrove, Pa. June 81, 1917.

ASK YOURSELF THESE QuEsrfoSs.--Arc
you despon1cnt sufferer from sick
Headache, Habitual Costivcness, Palpita,
tion Of the Heart Have you diz illness Of
the head Is your Nervous System de.
pressed Does your Blood circulate bad.
lyf Have you q cough ? Low Spirits :?
Coming up Of the food after eating 7 &c,
SO. All Of these aud much more are di-
rect results Of Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plant and Indigestion. GaprS's Audusr
Flower Is now acknowledged by oil Drug
gis,s TO be positive cure. 2.ioo. 900 bot.
ties were given away In the U. s throwgh
Druggists to the people as trial. Two
doses will satisfy any person Of its won.
derful quality in curing all forms Of Indi,
gesiion. Sample bottles 10 cts. Regu.
lar size 20 cts. Sold positively by all
first -class Druggists in the U. q.
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peA.Great bargains in A!pacns, Cali.
COS IL MIslins at 5. Weiss Selinsgrove.

BUsYBDDIEs.-That class of individu-
ais who are ever on the alert to inter.
fear with and comment on the busi-
ness of other people, in whose bust.
ness they have no warrant or right to
interfear, is among the most dangers
Gus that can infest n community.
They always discover something in
the affairs Of their neighbors that they
take particular interest in busying
themselves about. No matter how
well u man or woman conducts him
or herself, they will discover some
flaw or fault to make mountain of.
If an individual does the hest he
can to discharge the duties of his posi-
ton, they will hunt up something that
he or she has neglected to do, to bring
up in judgment against them. We re,
gret 10 know that our own community
Is not free from such characters. 1t
would be better for all If the busybod-
los could be banished to some isolated
spot where they might enjoy them.
selves to their hearts content finding
fault, complaining and growing with
and at each other-allowing people
who have enough TO do to attend to
their own business alone. But such
delightful state Of things cannot be
brought about.
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FiLB YouR LOCAL PApBR.-I is well
worth while TO save your home paper and
have II bound. A few years will make Il
the most instructive aud entertaining vo. :
ume that you can possess. All the laws Of
association make IL more or less q history
Of yourself and friends. Names, dates,
facts are preserved for you In the most
accessible manner. over IL you may cry at
your mistakes. laugh at your follies, and
rejoice in . review Of those steps that
have led you to prosperity. Il gives the
history Of your town which is but an cpl.
tome Of universal history.
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During the thunder and rain storm
which passed ever this place on Satur-
day night week the barn on the Keck
farm, near Smith Grove, now owned
and occupied by Edward Miller was
struck by lightning and consumed.
We do not know at what the loss is es~
timated. There was an insurance Of
$500.
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II you get fishbone in your throat
and sticking fast there, swallow an egg
raw /; II will be almost sure to carry
down bone easily and certainly.
When. as sometimes happens by acci-
dent, corrosive sublmate is swallowed,
the white Of one or two eggs will neu-
,tralize the poison, and change the ef-
feet to that of dose of calomel.
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TIE SwINDLERs.- Ion Saturday evep>
Ing last the two swindlers who have
been travelling over the central part of
the state, and the people warned a.
galnst by the papers, paid Lewisburg a
visit. They came in two horse car
riage and after procuring license op>
ened their sale. In the first place, one
dozen rings were sold ut ten cents
each. The money was then returned
to those who had invested. Other ar.
ticles were disposed OF in like man.
ner. In several instances the money
returned was double that which had
been given to the swindlers. It was in
this way the crowd become convinced
the chaps were either crazy or extreme
ly benevolent. When the next lots
were offered there were quite num-
ber anxious TO bite at the bait, The
chap who did the talking kept delud-
ing them with the idea that he intend
ed soon bringing out case of watches.
After he had some $40 in his POSSESS
ion and the crowd were not buying
rapidly, he remarked that this time he
would put the money in Ais own pock.
OF, and bidding the crowd good eve
mug utOSc MS tcuni Oh ~ u Idptu
pace. The looks of those who were
swindled could not be described and
their threats Of what they would do IL
they caught those fellows were terrible.
But they will not soon be seen again.
II Is said the same chaps were ut
bunbury on Saturday afternoon, and
swindled the people out OF several hun.
dred dollars. They have been at Lock
Haven, Be.efonte, Clearfield, Williams.
port and numerous other towns that
We have seen reports. They were fol-
lowed from Williamsport by lawyer
md another man whom they had swim
i!ed but when they came up to the
lllains, the latter sent the Williams
Porters home with . thrashing in the
BARGAIN. ...a..,
Strange ~ u may seem, II Is said
ere y no law 20 punish the villains.
hey are a sharp Iiair, and there is no
sesing over it.--Lsgisbyry Jsursai 2osA
.H-if0 ~ 'Aft f1I
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WATCH DRAwN. -Wcis & Open,
heimer, proprietors of the Mammoth
Clothing Store at Selinsgrove. have
been rs good rs their word. The watch
drawing on the 30th ult. came Off rs
previously announced. No. 90 took
the watch, and New Berlin, Union Co.,
is the place where the lucky person
lives who drew it.
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that The
AN oopartnership he retofore existing undor The
name, style and title OF smith a ltpnbeck, IL
the mercantl, business, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. All who are indebt
cd either by book account, or by note, or sll who
have claims against said nrm will pleas, mAh,
settlement without delay with L. !. MOnbeoh, IN
whose hands All Accounts have been placed foi
settlement.
SMITH 4 MANBECK.
AdAmsburg, Pa. April 10, ls77.
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B@-JoHN u. RAUDrSDAueH, Tailor.
respectfully informs the people Of MIDI
dleburg and vicinity that he is prepared
to do all kinds of work in his line neat
ly, cheaply, according to tho latest
style and warranted to fit. Cutting
done at short notice. Business place,
corner opposite the U. B. Church,
Main Street. Sept. 2S,76.tf.
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Pdidtabie Medicines. Ayers Cherry
Pectoral is honeyed drop ofrelief; his
Cathartic Pills glide sugar-shod over
the palate; and his Sarsaparilla is n
nectar that imparts vigor TO life. re-
stores the health and expels disease
Waterford (Pd.) Advertiser.
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With Hilliard & Huntings great Pacific
Circus the sensational gymnasis. Cordeils,
nnd Victorelli, who perform astonishing
evolutions npon the horizontal bar. In
conjunction with other feats. they actually
turn complete double somersaults after
relaxing their holds from o giant swing
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FREE EXHIBITION every day at

o'clock. Stewart w. Davis will make
n tight rope ascension from the ground
to the top of the canvas. 100 feet in
length and As in height before the
opening of the afternoon exhibition at
Hilliard & Hunting's Great Circus at
Middleburg on Friday. July l3th,' and
at Adamsbnrg, Friday, July 1ith. This
is free to all.
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Assitnee Notica.

A LII persons interested are here
h,by notified that DAVID X. seller, OF
Perry township, Snyder county has made 10
assignment of sil his effects, real and person al
20 the undersignsd for the purpose oi his crslI~
tors. All persons having claims ere requested
TO present them 70 the uadersigned, and per
u:nt. WILLIAM HARDING,
Apss ~ M y l. - AAsaspss- :
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Mile Clarice Hunting, the daring
female gymnast, late from the Royal
amphitheatre, London. now with Uill-
lard e Hunting's Pacific Circus. viii
exhibit at Iidlleburg. Friday, July IS
and Adamsburg, Saturday, July II.
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A Box OF GLrNN's Surpuun soar, which
contains three caves aud cos,s only sixty cetts,
Il snihcient TO supply matcrisffor AZ least twaa.
~ Sulphure Baths which would eradicate whole
cstal,uge of rheumatic aud cauta neous maiadles
Sold 10y all Druggists
Hiis Hair 4 Whisker Dye, black or brown,
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MR. ALEX GREENwooD I,

MR.. ALEX. GREENWOOD, the
one legged wizard horseman, is the
daring hurdle rider in the profession.
With Hilliard & Huntings' Pacific
Circus Mt Middleburg on Friday, July
18Th, and Adamsburg, Saturday, July
Nth,
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Auctioneer. George Fl. Hacken.
burg, of Middlecreek, p. o., would an.
nounce 10 the people of Snyder coun-
ty, that he will cry sales for real and
personal property, at short notice and
on the most reasonable terms. He
guarantees satisfaction. Mar 15.77ti.
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go -
ID ED.

In Sclinsgrove June 22i, of Dropsy, Mrs.
Mary Fishbach, aged 70 years and $ days,
In Washington twp, June 23d, of Dropsy.
Christiana, wife Of John Miller deceased, aged
10 years, months aud 2s days.
In Beaver Twp Juno 20. John Frye, aged
81 years.
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The 4tL Of July celebrations at Selins-
ftove and Adamsburg. drew large crowds
Of people to those places. and with one or
two exceptions, all passed of pleasantly.
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CIRCUS |
CIRCUS
At middleburg, Friday, Iuly 18th.
Adamsburg, Saturday, July II.

Hilliard 4 Hunting's great Pacific
Circus, will give two exhibitions IN
this place on Friday July 18th, 1877.
IL is said that the best performers and
best trained horses &C., in the world
are with this show.
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The CABBAGE BUTTERFLY. IF @ W
persons are aware that one butterfly
will lay hundreds of eggs, and the fol-
lowing facts and incident regarding
this pest will, we think, be of interest
to our readers.
There are several insects known to
entomologists by this name, three of
which-the large white the smaller
white-aud the green veined white are
common to Great Britain and u fourth
more common in many parts of New
England and introduced from Europe
is yellow with two black spots on the
foreward wings and one on the hinder
wings.
The one more common to this re-
gion and so hurtful to our cabbages is
probably the small white British with
expanse of wings about 2 inches, while
the large white British has oxpanse of
wings q or 3 inches. The wings of
both are spotted with black. The fe-
male of the large white lays cone'shap-
ed eggs 20 or 30 in cluster, and the
caterpillars coming forth are very vo-
racious eating twice their weight of
cabbage leaf In 2i hours, They how
ever only strip the leaves, while the
one troubling us brings forth from its
circular eggs caterpillars which make
straight for the heart of the cabbage
and thus ruin the whole head. In ad' :
dition TO this Oar now acclimatized
butterfly lays large quantities of eggs,
the general plan being rs with the
others to lay them on the leaves of
cabbsges. One was however observed
by q lady in town here last week lay
ing eggs on a twig ond it kept on till
dark before stopping: The twig was
inches covered with 4 rows of eggs 30
TO the inch in each row of 600 in all
and then nearly } ofthis space doubled
over as the end of the twig was reached,
so that about 1000 eggs had been laid.
The best way TO fight the pests Is to
let small birds stay in the garden In
spite Of little destruction 70 other
useful vegetables. Bloomfield Times,
Jsl,c 2jth.
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Mr.. ROBERT HUNTING, the best
clown in America, at the Great Pacific
Circus at Middleburg and Adamsburg.
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A DMlNISTRATORS' NOTICE.
L Letters Of administration on tho estate OF
Jacob gross late OF Beaver township, Sny.
der county, Pa, deceased, having been grant =
eh to the undersigned, all persons knowing
Indebted To said estate are req ueste
to mako inme Hate payment, while those hav-
Ing claims will present them duly authenticat-
oil for settlement to
DAVID GROSS,
ENOS GROSS,
May 81, ~. Administrpt tors,
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A full line Of regular made hose al
s. Weise's Selinsgrovc.
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Ba7- Great bargains in Sun Umtrel.
las and Parasols, at 8. Weiss Selins-
grove.
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Caution.

NOTICE is hereby given that The fol-
~ lowing articles have been purchased
by the undcrsiened, ~ Constable Is Sale aud
left In the possession OF Geo W. Bilgcr du-
ring his pleasure. All persons are c,ution-
ed not 10 mcddle or interfere with the
same, viz Bay Mare. hcifcr. Buggy and
Harness, Truck Wagon, horse gears, ny net,
fork, plow, double and single treos, hand way
on. eink, cook stoye and utensils, pia ming
bencc and tools, sink. grain cradle, boards,
clock, meat stand, cider barrel, thot gun, bu.
roau, sewing machine, Bible, lot Of hay, bed
and bedding. FREDERICK DfLGEK
May 10, 1877
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The reputation It has attained, In
consequence OF tho marvellous cures II
has produced during the last half cen-
tury, IL q sufficient assurance to the
public that 1t will continue to realize
the happiest results that can he desired.
In almost every section of country
there are persons, publicly known, who
have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases OF the lungs,
by Its use. All who have tried It nc
knowledge its superiority; and where
Its virtues are known, no one hesitates
as to what medicine to employ to re-
lieve the distress and suffering peculiar
20 pulmonary affections. CHERRY PFC
ToRAL always affords instant relief, and
performs rapid cures OF the milder va
rieties OF bronchial disorder, as well as
the more formidable diseases Of tho
lungs.
As safeguard to children, amid
the distressing diseases which beset
the Throat and Chest Of Childhood, II
Is invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitudes are rescued and restored to
health.
This medicine gains friends at
every trial, AZ the cures It Is constantly
producing are too remarkable to DO
forgotten. No family should be with
out 1t, and those who have once used
II never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the
country prescribe It, and Clcrgymen
oiten recommend It nom their knewl-
edge Of IT. effects.
PREPARED ~
Dr.. J. c. AVER 4 co.. Lowell, Mass,
rssssisa! anA Analytical Chemists.
sesD " AZ Hnva0uM xyxxyWxxxs,
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Assignee Notice.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
"A Letters decentralization on tho estate OF
Potter Shreifior, decd. late OF Adams twp, Suy.
der County. Pcnna., having been granted
selves indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, while those haviug
claims will present them duly authenticated for
settlement TO LIE. SHREFFLHR,
May II, is7Lpd. Administrator.
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MISS ANNA woRLAND, is regard.
cd rs superior in horsemanship to any
other artist in the world. Possessing
all the attraction of form, 70 atures and
youth she adds an intrepidity that is
astonishing and marvellous, NJ 8
Worland performs with Hilliard &
Hunting's next Friday and Saturday.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
LA-Letters OF administration on the estate of
Daniel Qemberling late of Penn township, deed
sons knowing themselves indebted to said estate
sre requested to make immediate payment while
those having claims will present them duly
authenticated edforBettlement to
HENRY MOYER,
May II, '77.pd. Administrator.
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CAUTION.
CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
following articles have been purchased by
the uni niersigned at Assignee's Sale and left In
the possession Of Jonathan Bow ersox during his
pleasure. All persons are cautioned not TO In,
terfere or mcdile with tho same. via: 2 Horses
and Harness, 4 head Horn Catt'e, ?-hose w agon
box, sPring Wagons, wood Sled, Hay lad
ders and FORKS, lot OF Boards, Tanning MIL
Grind stone, Shingle Machine, 2 Shoats, Grain
Cradle, Harrow Sheep skins, buggy tongu 0,
set Buggy Harness 2 cultiyators.
FREDERICK HARMAN.
Apr. 10, III.
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Local News, sc.

All communications. business let.
ters &C., for this Office, TO secure
prompt attention should be addressed
as follows THE PosT, Middleburg,
Snyder County, Pa. Advertisements,
communication &c. must be handed
In by Monday noon, - secure user
tion in next issue
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IYith Hilliard and Hunting's Circus
is Mr.. Alex Greenwood, the only one
legged bareback rider in the world.
Mr.. Greenwood lost his leg at the bat
tie of Vicksburg and since then has de-
voted his time to learning the most
difficult feats of .equestrianism until
now he is excelled by few bareback
riders who possess both limbs. Cor
della and Victorelli are gymnasts Of
rare merit who have played with sue.
cess in all the large variety theatres of
the country. Their horizontal bar act
is said TO be unequaled. This circus
will exhibit at Middleburg on Friday
July 18th, and Adamsburg July 14th.
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DON'T
FORGET THE TEETH

by special request I will visit Middle
burg. on MONDAY and TUESDAY,
JULY, 10th aud 17ih.
will come prepared to do any work
pertaining to Dentistry.
Filling and treating Natural Teeth A
Specially.
Those desiring my services will please
call Early and make en- gagcments.
Thankful for past favors q continuance
Of the same solicited.
Respectfully.
. II. =. VANBUSKIRK.
Selinsgrove, Pa. June 81, 1877.
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LgwISTOWN DIVISION.

The Pacific Express west can no faggod nj
MoNoytowu ats % u. IN. and tho Atlanic Ex-
prcrs east ut : 23 u. IN,
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|tncrship.


& Brosious,
! on buslnsse q
3. have disselved
ore existing, "
EEnsssJssoys. EEnsSss;o
4 EpaSlain.N..sR:
10 have . ooueloN-
k0E R&aRE1s
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IIf Y0a Wish to Know Which is the Best
/, \, IAN \ H
Ill., LEX eSzS
Why Call, See. Hear and Examine the Sweet
Home and you will no longer doubt.
---~ur--~-~--v.->-.--.--~.rs~r.-
These ORGANS hare stool tie test for years on6 dicayS
care entire satisfaction, orhilst others provcd
defectire in many instances.
IOPG The "sreet Home orga" has t.se" he place Of
IOINO ANfo. all other Orgoo,s wheceer innod"ceM
IORGANS DO "os1c dccoiecady agents anil rccnys. For
IOlNO AANtC. they 10 hare ccrg itrgc pro6.
lO1>C Dry direct from Tie Manufacturers and you riR
f"d prices o" oIo tie same J"rs ogcts can
b"y Me" at
IODG Nc Repairing Orgrns, Mloons cor1eoas de-.
lOllUAI\C c vW promptly done IN tie cy best ,aanncr at
cery or rates,
ORGANS Terms Cas1 o, s. TO- - IS "o.''s or 'o gears
OANC1A credit ~inf prices 81 only one PrQfL
WALNUT LUMBER TAKEN IN PAYMENT FOR ORGANS. Also
Organs made TO order style Of Case Call send for Prices
Terms of different styles Mono genuine except they bear
tho "Sweet Home in full Address
SWEET HOME ORGAN CO..
Dec1i,7G Beaver Springs. Snyder county,
4 administrators Notice. Letters o

~ uUHhoN uto' NouCc' ICtte'o VI
4 administration on tho estate Of Samuel
Smith, lato OF Middlobury Borough, snyder
county, Pa, deo'd. have been granted 10 tho
undor-igned. All persons knowing themselves
Indebted to said estate will please make Immc-
diato payment while those having claims
against said estate will present them for settle.
mont to J. II. BACiMAN,
May IL, 1871. Administrator.