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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO Dec. 9-CATTa Receipts to-day. 2227 head;
total for far 92l0 head; for time last
week 100 head consigned through, 200 arrivals all
but little doing. three loads sale two alcy
ght steers 81 40@$5 90 market closed steady
with a good demand.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reeepts today. 1903 head total for
the week thus far 222UO head for tmo last week.
sned through. % light dena d
good grades disposed of Fair 70 Good Western 81
as ~; Canada lambs. - so 1SBOO.
HOGS Receipts 1850 head; total for the week thus
far 75 head time last week 37fi0 consigned
throIgh, 100 cars mar!e quiet demand slow Good 70
'h0ce Workers. So 25 49, 4ti Light workers. S60s6 20;
Good Butchers. IS 40dS6 > : Pigs. - S9a$8 90
JIIOGs-lteccipts $4,000 head. shipments
5000 head; market badly bosen and prices 100 over !hln
on Friday: Mixed 81 6O06 - Heavy, 81 0JdS8 10: Light
So 5Id - -: Skps. 80 ]uGs) 20.
CATTLE Receipts, 1900 mead: shipments 400 head
mar steady Christmas Beeyes. 50 - 157 90 Good
10 Choice shipping 10; % Fair 81 0U9s5
lurhers 81 1Oai and Feeders - 500si
Texans quOtablo 81 So 5~S4 90
SHEEP-ReceIpts 1000 head; shipments 500 head; market
active aud steady; Common to + IL, Y d3aS ~ Medium
to cool. Choce. - 900 - go.
Dec 9.-CATlLR-kecclptS 800 head, shipments
%; supply demand; nothing doing except small
SHEEP Receipts head shipments 450 head market
iIoGsSiight grades bettor So sO9s6O 5; Packing
UO0 SO 3j Butchers to Extra, So 500 ST 5O Receipts
$500; shipments. 100.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. o Bacon Cumberland Cut. GlL: Short
RIB GOOD PORK, Prime Ness gj nd: do Western 90 Lard
Prime western 30 Cd cheese American Choice 80 Cd Corn
Sd for liked old Inrpentinc spirits. 3JOd Provisions
Lard 6lGi per cwt for American Breaisufs-COrn 1Zd
for Mixed Western Wheat 92d 4OJd per GENITAL for cal
foua club S9dGSIld for Rel Western Spring: Sgd $3.50
fOr Red Winter.
LONDON. Dec 9.-Spirts Turpenune $3.50. Calcutta
Iiusee1 4lnd quarter IiuHeea $50 lOf6R2l %
per tun. TaiO" 40 Der cwt Eodned PtroleunL 6adS
Z ed. gall
ANTWERP. Dec 0PetrOleum 10 francs 80 confines for
Fine Pale American paid aEd 10 francs 70 cenmes sellers
WilCOIs Lard l42 francs % centimes per 100 kilOs
BREMRN. Dec. 9-PetToeum. 7 pfennigs. VII
eONs Lard closed at 90 marks per | 10 KIlOs -
HAvHE Dec 9.-WucOx's 10 francs 90
centimes per 80 kilOs
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Ocean Cleaners.

A NCH0R LINE. u. $. Mail Steamers.
IN NETWORK and GLASGOW via DERRY,
from Pier 20. North River. New.York
CIRCASSIA.- Dec. 10. In. ANCHoRIA.. Dec 81, am.
FURNESSIA, Dec. 30 PIN lBOLIVIA.......Jan g. nooa,
Rates OF passaget
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELFASrOr LONDONDERRY.
Cabins $50 10 $50 Excursion tickets az reduced rates
Second cabin, $40. Steerage-outward $25 Prepaid 500
For books OF Tours in scotland rates plans &C. apply -
uENDEksON BkOruEko. AGENTS. Q Rowling Green.
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sI,4so,O75 s5.lOS,25O Inc. sS.e2S.l7'

Tho hanks now hold in cash-specie and lega-ten-
ders-S5 1874 900 more than the sum held year ago
The loans now are $105Sf,3OO less than 'nsn .
and the deposits S3,72l,3OO less; SO ma -
the reserve required by the % per cent rule nov
1890 325 less than il was a year ago. Anu VIC
reserve now snows a surplus of So. lO320U, agaISS
a deficit of 1861 975 then and the propoI,io naD NJ
at the same date of 1881 .o,+s az
The following are the totals o. the sta'emcm'S ~
the corresponding date for the preceding So"i''
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lsl.72l

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
NecsipJs Shipments.
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BORDEAUX LINE.

KUNUEAUA LINZ.
- New and direct line to the South OF France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT.
CHATEAU LATTE, 1000 TONS Thurs. Jan. L. IL 80 p.
CHATEAU LEoYILLE, 40O0 tons sat. Feb. s, u. m
Travellers for France spain and italy, Pyrennees Pau,
Nice, &c, will time aud expense by taxing this line
Cabin Including wine) $50 Storage, S25 For passage
BOULANGER. As Beayer.st
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LONDON Dec 9-The following the Wool sales Friday
In deail 37+6 bales Cape and Natal-Fleece I'd a lOd
secured Sd dl99d greasy. pl 1910 bales Port Pm
l-Fleece lOd a. Ed secured l1d on I'D greasy, I'D
I'D LOCKS ana pieces Cd al b I'D. lambs I'd dlJ 2d
l49l bales Adelade-scOured, Sd ia. greasy. i a II
I'D locks and pieces. III Gl3i 1901 bales NewZealand-
Fleece IL dd secured 3D. an I'D; greasy 7ad al LOCKS
andpeces 81 al I'D. J5Gbaes sydney Secured. I'D
sd greasy I'd dl I'D; locks and pieces, I'D ljd The
sales OF yesterday concluded the series.
ST LOUIS. Dec. e.-PlouT steady Triple EItra So 80
ass 49, Family. 81 Oas3 u.s. Choice 81 1895 55 Fancy
al 1OaS5 o. Wheat higher; No Red Fall 81 'Sdy9c
CASH 9isW9i 4c. Docember9G4 dy6c January4 g9c
Oil tho year; $3.50. February; 81 O3is Nay NO. Hed
Fall 9OdOOAc; No do. S5G6jAc Corn higher at 4y's9
cash; 81 &c December 1870. January; i9IsdJuc
ali The wear, 4g7e February sc May oats higher az
81 4a8s &c cash. 3isa a5g6. December. January, 50 %
g. asd37 10 the year 361c. May Rye quiet at - 10
5bc Barley sioldy sample Lots. 6OGs0cs Nebraska 20
Butter steady; Dairy. rs N52c Creamery, $50
Eggs lower "a G24 20 Whiskey lower at ~ ld Por i
steady Sl7 20 cash. $7 80 January job, rl So SiI 30
February BuEmeats dulli shoulders sac; Short KID:
short Clear 9.7Oc. Bacon duh Shoulder S@c.;
short RID lO14e.t Short Clear lllc. Lard duh ana
nominal at 1867 no Receips-Flour. 5000 bblA Wheat
zO0OO bush Corn $1,000 BUSH Oats. 1910 bush; rye,
loo bush harley. 6ouO bush. shigments-Flogr'
900 bbs Wheat, 1000 bush Corn 1v,OOO buAh; OAtAs
none Ry Q, none; Barley 1000 bush
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

Il Hamburg American Packet COmpanys Line for
PLYMOUTH l,onuOnJ CIIERBOURd (rarls). and HAM
BURG.
RUGIA 1huTs, Dec IA FRISIA.-.. Thurs Dec. FL
BOHEMIA sat, Dec, 10 NA%DALIA.-S sat, Dec 3
Rates ito Paris exral First CabIn for sAings before
April $40 and 49, second abiD $40 oeeuSo 80 Tx.
cusOn rates g!cat reduced. Storage from Europe sIi
Send for Tourists Gazette" --.
kUNHARDf Il Co, G. Il RICHARD = CO..
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
No 6l brOadst, n. Y, NO. VI BsoIdway y. \.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BErWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
SALIFR 49,. Uecember IL MERRA..... December 20
KHtIN ... December % ODER. Saturday Jan. 8
RATES or PASSAGE from NEW.YORK 10 SOUTHLAND
TON, HANRE BREMEN.
FIRST CABIN ........ $40 SECOND CABIN.......S00
STEERLGE $50.
reduced Prepaid Steerage certr
cafes S24 steamers Pier between Second aud
Thirdsts. HOboken y. j.
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OELRICHs & CO.. 9 Rowing Green.

4 FOR QU EENSTOWS AND LIVERPOOL.
OF ICHMO.ND ri 1 RoDAY. Dec. IL. 3
CITY OF CiESrER-.......s GDAY. Dec. %, D.
CITY OP BRUSSELS -...... tn IsDAY, Dee. 25 n
mers ~ do carry intermediate passengers.
From Pier 50 new nunOcr, North itiger.
CABIN PASSAGE, $50 $50 aIi 800 Intermediate, SO.
STEERAGE. s25. Prepaid, $50.
a u n loo list.
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the port . lOl.7s5.o72 llO3OS974 Inc. s62s9O2
The weekly statement of bank averages pub
hshed yesterday shows changes Winch are so con
sistent with the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of money during
the week that it requires no explanation. a gain
of ST. l39 500 in specie representsabout S2'oOOoOo
as the surpusage of week and ) ,555,0OO as the
average of the $2,05S,4O actual gam
in specie from the Sub-IreasuryS
operations for the week and the gain of $500 900 IN
legal-tepders IN an amount that is about the
average OF some 800 900 currency received in ex-
cess of outgo. from the interior during the week.
Hence the banks true condition at the close OF bust
ness on Friday night probably was about So9O'OOO
IN specie and 100000 in iegal,tenders better
than the amounts given III yesterdays statement.
contraction OF 81 900 100 in loans accounts for the
increase deposits ($3,2sS 300. being about that
sum less than the reported gam III cash The re-
suit Of the weeks operations as shown by the state
ineDt is a gam OF So 623 rs to the surplus reserve
and leaves II at SIS, 1O3,2J0.
The following are the comparative totals OF the
statements of December 2 and December 8:
Dec e. Dec. 8. Differences
loans S305473500 1904 2O4400 Dec $l,2d9l 90
specie 62,l1ss00 56'si9900 ino 4.i8es g0
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Z Y.HAYANA q MEXlCAN MAIL IS. LIne.

y 1. HAY ANA ~ bEAlCAN MAIL % Line.
~ steamers leave WEEK. ~ from Fler s. ~ Il, az p IA
FOR HAVANA DIRECT AND FOX VERA CRUZ
via Havana PIogTesO Campeche aud trOnicra.
CITY OF lur day Dec a.
CITY or ALI KAN uursdy Dec. Il
CITY OF WASHINGTON. TbufSdIy. Dec. -
Huston beIths small tables IN dining room.
FALEXANDRE * SONS 30 BrOa WAY.
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MARREICD.


Dec. ~, by Rev. NJ. L. Deitller,
Emanuel Is. Steininger and Miss Deli
loh Ellen Shook, both of Middlecreek
Dec. 90. by the same, james ID.
Dreese of Adainsburg, and Miss Laura
Ellen Straub, of Painter.
Dec. 1e. by Rev. j. u. Shindel Geo.
w. Miller of Union county and Miss
Kate Kohler of Snyder Go.
Dec. %, by the same Allen Boyer
and Miss Clara Bolig both of Snyder
county.
Dec. If, at Beavers Hotel, New
Berlin, by Rev. n. w. Gross, Samuel
B. Sholler and Miss Caroline A. Bea-
yer, both of Snyder Co. Pa.
Dec. %, at the residence of the
brides parents, New Berlin, by the
same, Rev. j. ID. Shortess Of Union
Seminary aud Miss Minerva, l.. Spit
tier.
Dec. 81. at the residence of the
brides parents, by the same j. Win
field Sampsel NJ. ID. AMI Miss Ettie a.
Spangler both of Centrevillc, Pa.
Dec. 90, at Ev. Parsonage by the
sauic Daniel 6. percel of'Ninlield, PA.
aud Miss Kate Snyder OF Forest Hill,
Pa.
Dee. IL, by the Rev. W. A. Haas,
Mrs. Anna Wulborn, of SelinsgrOvc,
to w. w. Mayes, of Lewistown.
Dec. ~, by the Rev. w. A. Haas.
Miss Clara Gordon, of Snithgrove, {,
Benz Il. Row, of near Smithsrove.
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ED

November 10. IN Perry township. ot
Idiphtheria, flarry ErlenIneyer, son ot
Absalom aud Pauline Schnee, aged
years, months aud days.
November %, In Wathington town
ship, OF diphtheriu, Clara May, daug H.
ter of Caroline Meyer, uged q years,
months and 4 days.
December I, in Perry township,
Rudolph Bruggcr, aged - years,
months and 2days.
December 9, In Washington town
ship, of dphtheria, Leah Edith,
daughter OF Caroline Meyer, aged 10
years, . months anl 10 days.
December II, in Chapman township,
of diphtheriu, Thomas Edward son OF
Jonathan and Fictta Wciser, aged
year, > months and | day.
Decemberi. In Washington town
ship, of diphtheria, Annie Laura, aged
5 years, months and II days. \ lso,
December D. of diphtheria, Ada
Rebecca, aged 3 years, month aud IL
days, children of Charles kissinger.
December ~, in Washington town
shin, OF diphtheria. John Wilson, son
OF Charles and Anna Kis,iuger, aged
year
Dee. Il, in Ltchacld. Mich, at the
residence of her son George, after an
illness org wcrhs. Mrs. Daniel Deoblcr,
forlnely Of Franklin township, this
county, aged 81 years.
Dee 81, ia Penn township. Arabclln,
daughter of Samuel j. aud Eiilab ,th
Il Maurcr, aged f. years, ! months
and days.
Dec. u. in Perry township, Lewis
Franklin, son of Lewis and Mary Ann
Miniu,n, aged year, 4 months and
day.
Dee 10, in Perry township. Charles
Wilson, aged . years, = months aud IS
days.
Dec. 81, In Jackson township, Mary,
wife of George Brnn!ngloH, aged o.
years, months AMI 70 days.
Near Buffalo y Roads, Union coun-
y, Abraham Hendricks, formerly Of
Middlcereck township, Snyder county
aged about 20 yems.
Dec. *, at New Berlin. Nancy, wife
Of Joseph Sreholl, aged - years, =
months and - days.
The deceased committed suicide by
hanging herself on ;tc aafrci Of hcr
home.
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Sol Oppenheimer has REDUCED
GOODS TO LOWEST PRICES. Go
|and see.
You may as we'll so through this
! lie warm, comfortable and decently
clad, 80 then, go to Oppenheimer and
BET new, Winter suit from head to
foot.
Overcoats at Oppenheimers at Re-
luced Prices, at Selinsgrove.
At Oppenheimers, Selinsgrove. you
fan get Underwear cheaper than ever.
Fus, Fur Caps and all the modern
ppliances to keep out cold can be
lad at Oppenheimer's at Selinsgrove,
Pa.
Truth and Sol Oppenheiner are
WIN brothers-and if you doubt it. 60
nd price his goods.
We would call the attention Of our
aders to the advertisement of ID. II.
'ratiord. Persons in neel of any
ing in his line will do we'll to call on
i'm.
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New BLOOMFIELD Miss, Jan. ., 1850
| wish to say to you that have been
suffering for tho last five years with n
severe itching all over. have heard
of Hop Bitters and have tried it.
have used up four bottles, aud it has
done me more good than all the doe
tors aud medicines that they could
use on or with me. am old and
poor but feel to bless you for such II
relief by your medicine and from tor
ment of the doctors. hlv. had 1T
teen doctors ut mo. On3 gave
me seven ounces Of solution of arse
mic ; another took four quarts OF blood
from me-. All thcy could tell was that
il was skin sickness. Now, after these
four bottles ofy,nr medicine, my skin
is well, clean and smooth as ever.
HENRY ENOCHE.
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The Fifteenth Annual Meeting OF
tho Pennsylvania State Temperance
Union, for the election of officers and
other business. will open at the rooms
ofthe young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, Second and Locust Streets, JIar.
risburg, on Wednesday, January 18th
1882, at7 p. NJ.
The members and friends Of the
Union from all parts of tho State arc
earnestly invited to attend.
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That Sol Oppenheimer has the con-
fidence of the public-that he sells
good goods-that his prices are mod
crate that he makes no misrepresen-
tations that you get good flts-thal
you always get the worth of your
money is we'll established by the i'm
mense crowds always seen in his store
by the vast quantities of goods he
sells by the expressions of goodwill
aud esteem heard from all quarters.
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Prof Geo. p. Bible. of Bellefonte,
Pa, a graduate of Philad. School of
Il Elocution and Oratory, attended our
Teachers Institute, last week. and
was the very soul and life-blood of the
Institute. Abstract mathematics.
dull grammar and peculiar forms OF
government &C., &c. were interspers-
ed with dram, tragedy and comedy
well rendered,
Mr. Bible is modes rnpretentious
young man who has cen the architect
Of his own fortune { r which he
deserves credit and enc ,tlrageinent.
We wish him success.
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Auct0necr. III. Uacken-
burg, of Middecreek, p. o.. would an (.
nounce to the people of Snyder coun-
ty, that he will cry sales for real an
personal property, ut short notice and
on the most reasonable terms. I
guarantees satisfaction. Mar 1878
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Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ Annual Elsation OF Directors Of the Mil
dIeburg Mutuel Relief Anosiatipn OF Mildle
eIstiou 81 Htddtchurg. on Tussdts tho 18th
day Of Ian, 1852, between the hours II aui
u. NJ. All menibsrs ara requested q hs prss-
ont. HENEy bESfkR, Pres.
q, ~. su,s pxL. sss.
Jan. n,'s2
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We invite the attention Of our read
ers to the Advertisement of the Buck.
eye mfg CO., Marion, Ohio, in another
column. They offer rare inducements
to earn an honest living.
& % Ern
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H'Iax.Ia hNic Grease.

One trial will convince YOU that it is
the best. A-k your dealer for the
Frazer Axle Grease, and take no 9th
or. Every box has our trade mark on.
Sept. - 81 Gm
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THIS paper $;, E:I:,sss !. sss' ';ss' - 9 9
NwsPArrR ADvrKrrsrse BuhEAu no Spruce
i ! =: :; INK / K NEW YORK.

Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers
Is an elegant, safe and reliable article.
cheap, and convenient for use will
not rub of. Try IL
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The Committee on Resolutions re-
spectfully beg leave TO report

The Committee on Resolutions re-
spectfully beg leave TO report I
WHEREAS, We the Teachers OF Sny.
der county deem IL our duty, rs well as
privilege in accord with II time-honor.
ed custom, 10 express our views on
educational matters, and make prop
or acknowledgment Of the obligations
we owe ~ the eminent educat ors who
have so ingenuously instructed us
therefore be it
Resolved, That we acknowledge God
asthe Almighty Ruler of the universe -
the giver OF every good and perfect gift
the fountain of all true knowlei ,e.
Resolved, That the large increase in
the attendance of teachors-the inter.
est manifested, by the public, in de-
pertinent, attention and numbers, bear
testimony of the advancement of ou
cause, and that the friends of cduca-
ton have abundant reason to 10 en-
cou ragged.
Resolved, That we heartily congratu.
late our worthy Superintendent.
Ipiliam Meyer, in this, that his ELI.
cheney, resources, industry and good
faith have brought forth such an ex
tensive and noble expression of appre-
citation rs eviuced 10y this unusually
large aud domonstrative assemblage oi
teachers large, attentive and intclli
gent audiences attending the Institute
throughout lis entire length.
Rs0ircd. That In Prufs. Gobble, Bible,
Schuyler, Fisher, Ncotliug aud Sohhf-
fer we recognize an able corps ol
instructors having peers, but few
superiors-,that we have been benefit.
ted largely through their labors,
RcSOiucd, That we tender our th ank 9
to Stetlor's COrnet Band for the excel
lent music furnished. and 10 the,Uniou
Sabbath School, of Mddlobarg, for the
use of organ, to the ladies and gentle
men who furnished music through the
several sessions of the Instituie-tb
Tho Commissioners for the use of the
Court house to the Jantor for his ef-
licioncy and promptness to the
citizens of Mlddeburg and vicinity for
their presence. encouragement and
hospitality.
Rcsoiced, That uniformity of text
books in our schools Is absolutely no.
ccssary in order 10 accomplish the
greatest good,
Resoiucd, That We earnestly urge on
directors the importance of attending
the county Institute Mt least in "Di.
rectors' Day." and hat the co.opora
ton of the directors, the lcugthcning
of school term. the increase of teachers
Salaries, are Indispensable aud aOsolu-
tely necessary bOlore our schools will
rise to that standard ~ much desired
10y the public.
Resoirci, That in District Institutes"
we recognize the greatest aid to the
advancement of the school and would
pray directors to establish them in
every district in the county.
j. + Boal, II. c. Sampsel,
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Auditors Notice.

INHE undersigned Auditor appoint
Il ed by tho ORPHANS Court of SNYDER Co.,
to distribute the fuuds IN the hands OF J. *.
DAVIS ami Geo. sohnure surviving Executors
OF the estate Of Henry u, Eyer, late OF the lioro
81 Tor tue puri'ose OF his appointment at tho
Auig Hotel, 10 tho Borough OF selinsgfove, Oh
III EsDAit VIA itht isss. ~ II o'oloch An
whon and nLets all raft'ss intsrrstsd may ~.
a, n. lfLI.,
Jsn.., lsss. Auditor.
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Election Notice.

MOTT CE is hereby given that the
~ Annual Election Tor Directors of the Au-
rora Mutual Md Association OF Pa. will be
held at the Home office ot tho Association at
Pa. on saturday jan. 18th, 1852,
beIs cen the hours OF l and =. NJ.
=. q. WEiKE, Pros.
]. THOMAS STEocHEoKsR, Sec.
Jan. 8, 1852.
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Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN Annual Election for Directors Of tho Bea-
vertoSn Nut Fire Ins. Co. OF Beavertown Pat
will be held at the otiico OF the Company at
Beavertown, Pa on saturday Jan. 2s, lss?
between tho hours OF one and nye O'Clock T.
NJ. Of said day. All msmbers aro request.
ed to DO present.
A. II. BowBasox, SEQ.
Jan. o, 1852.
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NOTICE.

V'IIE ANNA election for Directors
j ortho FRANKLIN MUTUAL REIIEF
ASSOCIATION viii be held at the H"ms
Once, at Mlidlohurg0n FRIDAY. JAN, 9Th.
lS32, Mt 10 O'Clock 4, M, OF which mestins
Stockholders, members, aui lnsaroi, aro fc'
qncsted 10 take notice.
ELIAS HuMMELl Pres.
CALyIS STETLRR. 500,
Doe, 22,'sl.
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Death Record for 1881.

The following is the list of deaths
which occurred in this Borough aud
Franklin township during the past
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Something new Fur All.

nANIEL @. BERGSTRESSER desires 20 an
~ onunce to all Interested. That since the dis.
olution OF the Firm Of Bergstrssser & Ulrich on
he lst OF April, ho has opened lin his new Build
ng In Selin, Drove, on Water sire ct above Pine
pposito j. y. HenniuK's store
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PLOYMENT
FOR AI.E,
TO SELL A HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE,

ViliE poor as woll ~ the rich, tho
4 old as well as tho Young, tho wifo, rs we'll
ss the husband, tho young maiden as well as
tho young man toe elri ns weil as the boy,
may lust AZ we'll earn u few dollars In honest
elnl loyu cut, n to ut around the house and
wait Tor othoIs tn earn Il for thsm. We can
give YOU empl iyment, all the time, or duriue
yonr spq 10 hours only travelling or IN your
own noighborhood, among YOUR friends thi
acquuistanoos II you do not care for einblbys
mont, We can impart valuable iniorma, itn io
sou free OF cost 1t viii cost yon Only bns
cent for n Postal card io write for our pfjspee4
tuH, and 1t may be tho IN aus of making youa
good many dollars.
not have e. invest n large sum of tnpney, and
run q Freat risk OF losing n. 1on will readily
SEQ that II Will be m easy natter to ma
fro.nt Op tlOl aweek, and ESTABLISH ! eras
tive, md independe,t bnsi1ess hnnnra,ie.
s,tnigl forward md ptdrtahie, Atienf to the
matter Now, fnr iheie l. Monty IN ~ lor
all whn a. pale With ia. We VI sur rls,. AUu
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us isio'e Va sssp rcLL rAEriouL ms FnrI,
Address
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lN me ihis rnrrj MARION, vh,o,
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HOROUGII.

Feb. o. Carrie L. Gilbert aged 3 yrs.
July. z. Infant son of Gabrial Beaver.
July. %. Herber' q. Stctler age = yrs.
Sept. q. Evelyn Bertha Smith 80 mos
'Oct. IL, henrietta Grouse aged 80 yrs.