THE POST.
MIDDI.CSC1I9..
JULT U tin
BtrTBtlCA!. UTATI TICKET. -
For Audit-r Qtneral,
Col. ravld Htnnton,
or BBvra cu'stt.
Fur Sat'fir Qtntfttl,
'ol. Tol IJ. TJ.-iilb.
or bchi'YI.kim. coiNrr.
COtXTT TICKET.
For Vrctid' nt Jnihjr,
SAMVr.1 9 VfinD.o
ISatueitlo 4h. deed) f talon mil Mlfllln
tovatlei
or Antrrb'y.
WILLIAM 0. IIKHUC'I l
Mt lo the declilon of th Coot.r
For TVrasiirrr,
JACOB GR0S1.
( r Co m i m o tf r,
f.M J. riiNF.Il.
Fr Auditor,
PAMCEL A. WETZEL.
Our rrlmarjr Election.
Hitherto webaro roreiitenily ro
Irulned" Iroro ) iiM anjlblogin luvor
r. AffiioU uv ctudidete. uJ in-
it-tvl lo pursuo lti same courso lo fa
lur. Those wbo urt ao ctivtljr
bu.io( aoJ uiBrrpreacnliog Hon. S.
H. Woods, if their object U to defeat
liiut at the general electioo, are pur
tuiu; auiuiJat polity. We feature
tt, My I Ley pots."t neither a grain of
hf return nor a feoojwcijjtit ofpru-
si toce.
A auaber of our oxchanges, demo-
cl alio and Kep'iblicao, are creating a
wroog Impression in. regard to the late
primary election, by groebly mierep
renenting tbo facts. We assert thut
we bave never bad a more pcacoble
ad quiet election aiuce tho Crawford
ryttcm took effect
Thrre wm but .
on dittricl in the ronn'y in uhivh
. mocrcfi urreufhu c l to iot; or d!f
i-of, and the numb r viitlQ did not
rrrd thirty. We venture to say
further thai oot one of these men wbo
aie blowing so fiercely about undue
ioflaeneea being used aro able to show
a single instance. '
Tbo fnet Is tbat tten went quietly
to the rolls and followed tbe bent of
tbeiriaclioatioas aoJ votod as pleased
thctn.
It I generally taken for grmtel
that Editors of newspapera posseis
nn ordinary amount of intelligence,
aad sometimes evince a s'.-auly icarJ
for truth, but thoso statements rela
tive to our electioo show a total disre
gard for truth and an unusual amoout
cf stupidity. A man wbo in tbo ab-
aeoce of uviJeoce, mikes false repre
eeatalions, or cognizant of the facts,
makoa fulso representntioos and exag-
eralions, is either a homo fdninUua or
It knave.
Tue Eepublioan party," aays tbe
Vest, " can go before the people as
tbe party tbat has fully redeemed its
pledges. From tbe da'.o of its organi
tstion till now its record ebows
tbat when it obtained pjwer it did
what It promised to do whoa in a weak
minority. From its first plauk of op
position to the extentiou of slavery to
tbe Territories it never aworved, and
as subsequent political ciroumstaures
brought new issues before tbo coun
try, tbe party acted upon theni iu per
fect cotiaistcocy with its passed reoord
redeeming Its promisee io every in
stance. In tbis wsy it wen tbe con
fi ieaoe of the people, and through
tbat coofi leucostaods where iodoea to
day. Tbe prssont Administration
rosy b lackiog in those brilliant ap
pendages wbicb same seem tj tbiok
aoeaacntiaJ, but there bave been low
Administrations that bare more faith
fully fulfilled the pledges with which
tley came iuto power. Reduction of
tbe Eipeoses of the Government, re
el uctiou of tbe debt, reduolion of taxi.
tion, faithful collection of tbe revenue
those objects bave been kept stead
ily in view as tbe work or tho Ad
ministration, and the accomplubmoot
has been truly and mire than could
Imi eipeoted under tbe cirettmitauces.
'lb affairs have iteoo well alministor-
and tbe party has shown itsoll
svoilby of continued support."
I lit Ilarnsburg Td'arapK of
M'edoesJey liut, publitbcs tbe follow.
,u ...
'By tbe authority of Senator Cam
rron, and at bia req'ieat, we are call
d on to announce hit opinion as to
candidates in tbe coming rrs.iden
Hal coolest ; and to further assure
,..oer wbo value bia opioims io po
Ifioal affairs that tbo injudicious agi
Utiun of tbe subject of candidates at
tins tiuss forces bitn to "breslc eel-
Jooee which ebouid b.ivo cout-iuaed
until tie campaign now ia progress in
I ennaylvauia had eecu oudd. lie
is cot, aad will not U a canJidalo for
the Vic riesideoey under any ctr-
vumsiaoeea. , ior does bo allacb the
slightest importance to (bat aubject.
Jiutoa the IVesidentinl Doiuinuo bit
coovietlons aro matured and stroog.
He desires the reoomlnation on I
re-election of President Grant for ma
ny weighty reasons, believing dim te
be tat) very man, all jnea, to bring
lbs country out of its fiouociaJ od
politieal complications. His ea a o ste
rnest of lb rertaues has beeq maguif
reeot. The steady pay merit of tha
oattoaaJ debt bns been the crowning
ncblevemsat not alone of bis adminis
tration, bat efpraorieal flnancierieg
The awicable adjustment of oar for.
eito tvUlioM and particularly the
tegotietioB of I lit Treaty of Wi-hinjr-
toa, jrjfM evidence oi the ritsjriesi or
der of ttate-man-bip. Ilia devotion
to tit eaoxe of Amerieno Inbor ii
nturiljr and ilncero. The anxiety he
coottillr thewt to find the truo relt
tion between cooiturrco and manufac
ture, and hie honest d-lro to forward
the highest latere! of botb commend
him aliko to the nroducers and tbe ei
chioser of industrial wealth. And
his infiexililo determination to enforec
ti e Inws mutes l.iui a perfect officer,
in fill remcds.
llonett. eonallo. Ptrniithtforward
inflriiblo, and brae be cotnh'neauli
the eli tnotiU of power throuBh which
alone the autb can be restored to
poace, order and fror perif . flint
part of our ceuatry roquire nothiog
io much at tbi liim ai a, clear com
ietion (bit the I . of tbo lend aro lo
bo either lrally ob ye l or Hietcilfst
ly enforced. They mut-l lear.i that
tbe rights of a ISortbem, Eastern or
Werf'd man ia na complete iu the
Sjutb as anywhere eleo j and that the
nlsuluto freedom of political discus.
ion and action In ercry part of this
country ia the dearest 1 1 all tboao
rights which the war far the Uuion
seitleJ. There ttio bo no peace until
the South yields this floillt : no J un-
lilcr Grant they will learn it soonest
i t i tij I...I.
ne can ncuncr oo wnceuii-u uur vui
lied. And for thi reasoo bo I the
ben I'residcut for tbit turbulent scc
t Ion.
Theso reasoni, nurogst others, con
trol tbe judgment of Senator Cimerjn
and he ia ao anxious that Grant should
be re-elected thut he look with cha
grin oa any aoJ all in tutors which
shall JJivert the attention of tbo peo
ple from that aubject. rennsvlvaoij
will do ber duly In tt.o luture ax iu
,j,e p.,sti no j aj ltr roconiponso
in ber devotion to civil liberty, an )
tUodteat Captain under whom civn
liberty is so well uiaiutuiued.
rolltlcul Hentlinrnts ol tlic
Country.
Tbo political cntimeiits of the coun-
trv. bulb North and South, are in
what chemists call tho naicrot or fvrm-
ing state, as to what shall be tho great
nod leadiug questions of the cnmi uiu
of 1872-
The qurilioo of s'svery Is settled,
after its long sgitatiou and final bap
tiern Iu blood.
Noirro Suffrage bis gained firm
grouud by experiment ; and will no
doubt, become fully established as a
just right, and a fixed luct.
Slates' llkhtk and tbe Hit-lit of at
cessioti bave gone uown witu tbe 10.1
causo.
The payment of the publie debt i
ao longer a qucitioo or aouni or nis
puto. Itcsn and must bo paid, partly
by tho present, fully sod completely
by the next gcuerstion.
RoJuc'ion of tbo taxes is nut only
a settled question, but part of the pol
icy of the Uepublioin party.
Tho (luejtion of Fionnec.'ond the dis
tribution of the National Douds, are
questions that tho wants and demaods
of tho uitierenl sections oi too coun.
trv must ileviso, settle, and control
Tbe Tarirf is a question of many
chases : viewed in many uincront
liirbtH according to tho particular in
terests of tbo U.ffercot sections of lbs
country. Some aro for bigh tariff,
aoroo lor low. tome for medium, and
others for oons at all" Free Trade
and bailors' rights.'' Wo of l'eonsyl
vauia favor a judicious revenue tariff,
so adjusted as to afford tbo beat pro
lection to tho labor and general in
teresla of lbs country aalust foreign
competition.
The Alabama question is sctlled iu
the recent Washington treaty with
Eneland ; and ia a way that tbe
American poople, of all parties, ap
move, and io accordance witb I'rosi
dent Granl'a expreasod polioy of "Lot
ut Viavo peace
'lho Bonlimenl ol tho people ia lent
tbo disturbances snd oulrsges com
mitted by tbe Ku-Klux in tbe South
moat be stopped, Union and loyal eiti-
zone protected, and otl'cndora brought
tojuitice. Law und order niuxt bo
Sitabliabed, safety and protoction
secured to every law-abiding citizen,
without distinction of race, color, or
condition. ' The right ot free and un
trammeled suffrago must be guaran
teed to all legal voters. Tbo late law
of Congress on tbis subject, must be
enforced at all hazzard. the Ku-Klux
must be suppressed, and tbe purity ol
tbo ballot box preserved.
Tbe quostion of Amnesty, and the
restoration of all tbo right of Ameri
can citizens to tbo leaders of tbo late
Rebellion should be po.tppued fjr a
time, until, at least, a more repentant
and loyal spirit it manifested by the
offenders. This is tbo publie senti
ment, and it is right. The publie
opinion of the loyal aud patriotic men
of the nation says, wail a while bo
fore tbia ia granted, for it h known
now tbat we have already boon too loo
ieut and merciful to traitors.
roliauiy, like tbo outrages of tbe
Ku-Klux, must bo slopped, l'ublic
sentiment is njjilDst it, and it must go
down.
1'ubli) sentiment is to-day strongly
io favcr of tbo Administration of lbs
Republican J'arty. Its plain, bonot
ork io psyln so larije no noiount ol
tbe public debt, and is laboring! so as
siduously for the peace and and pros
perity of tbe ooautry, and for the hap
piness and good of the pooplo, have
oxtendod its linos and ttreriKtbenod
its defences. All disaffection of its
members It more than cunpetisated
and counterbalanced by the late speech
of that arcb traitor, J elf. Davie, and
tho "New I'eparturo" of tbe Deeaoe
raey, which i a virtual ackuOfledgS'
moot that they have been wrong and
aad trenohcrous through all tbe years
nines l&Cl. .
These thlDs, and many others now
transpiring, caonot but strengthen the
Republican parly in tht miuds aud
htarit of the poople of tbe nation..
Slontrott 11'publirtln.
It is rumored that tbe Democratic
State Central Committee, at ita first
mectioff, will rusks tbe foUowloar addi
tion to ibelr platform ! '
Rttolvtd, That" the colored troops
foojrht brerely." i
. 'i ' n . .:. : ; .1 1 . 'j.i-
TbvRottom of a Canal Drops
out.
Wit.KtsBABBE, Pa., Jnly 4. Di.
grecablea of various kioda seem to in.
Teat the tuloinp ousinesria the north
ero portion of the anthracite coal field.
Some two weelts ago a cariog cnsiau
tt occurred at the empire mines, Dear
this city, nod caused great excitement
and constcrnslioo, wncn it was sup-
posaJ that forty men hml met on
nntimel deaths by the accident To
day we have a ecci'od edition of the
phrnotn?nn which was lately exhibi
ted in Not Jersey t a point on the
Moii ia Canal, with the addition that
not only his the bttom of A canal
tumbled out, but sovvral coal mine;
hnvu brun roil J-re i for a timo use
less by the freak.
About six o'clock thi-i morning pen
nle rssidins iu the vicinity of the
Hurroughs mino, on what Is known ns
tbe nlnnk road, were stottlul by s
loud rumbling noise, anil equally sui
pr Bed to notice that the water In the
north branch of the Wyoniif.jr Caml
had bc'uo to run up stream. It was
soon ntcertaincd that a portion of the
lottom of the Mill Cieefc level of tbe
einal over tho Burroughs mine bad
raved in, causing a holo fifty feet lng
urn of lb) width of tho canal and tow
nstb. Tbo (.'nullity involves the
flomlina of tho Hnterpriao mine, of J.
II. iSwojcr elope and shaft, the Mitch
ell mine, part of Uow kley tulne, the
mine of Kliott V Co., and probably
tho works ol Mr Ililomin, as thvso
mines are nil conncotoJ wiib gang-
av?: . ......
Ail the wntor ot toe level
poured
into tbo opening, and It may t
be said
tbat the tniaes bnve reoelvcd a num
lily of liquid two miles long aud a
boul f mr feet deep. Tbe accident oc
curred at a point over a portion of
the Uurronehs rzloo which bad been
worked out, and waa eause l, most
likely, by the robbing of tbe supports
of the roof, a practice wbicn soruoumcs
prevails when chambers bavo been
exhausted. Tho amount of damage
conoot be estimated at present, but
will be bcaviost ia tbo itnppsco of tbo
works probably for sme weeks Ibe
canal will aUj bo ujcless fjr some
timo.
rreriratbns fof au artificial bottom
of tho canal will bo commenced at
onee, and tbo mines bo pumped out.
1 ho latter operation can go on wniie
Ihc repairs aro being tiiaae, as tbo
entire lovel is uo .v clear uf water.
Fortunitoly the event took place to
day, whoa all the employes ol the
mines were celebrating our national
holidav. Great logs of life must have
oecarrcd bad tho mines been woikin
at usual. As tt is, we bavo nothing
hat a vexatious delay tu tho busi.
nets of that part or the valley to re
.'?ret. .4 Whole Tosvn llrntroy ctl by u
Mforin.
Last evening KlJurado andsurouuJ-
lug country was visited Willi otm or
the most tcrriblo storms cvor known
in thit part of 'tbo State. About 8
o'clock io Ibe evening a stcrm cuuic
up Irom tbo northwest accoiupsoied
with wind, hail ana rain, aoJ be I ore
tbo people bad time to mukeany pre
paration for it, tbe bnrricano rwept
tli rou cli the town. Tho clouds wore
of inky blackness; the vivid flashes ol
lik-htmng, acoivnpanled by cruahiog
thunder, causod our cltiz'ina lo feel
that tbo storm wus of no ordinary
msxnituJe. Evory tnuiuont tho gale
iocreaBud, and as lbs ruin came dowii
ia torrents, tbo situatiou became more
fearful.
Ercry momontary lull io the storm
only seenitd to incroase its fury, at. J,
iu liftiion minutes from comaieneo.
moot, men, women aud children eould
be soco Tiylng through the strcots,
looking proteetion from Ibe falling
houses. Jly tbia timi the air was fill
ed with flying limbers. Large bouses
wore cotupieieiy ueniojubed i olbers
wore uoroolod, while others wero lift
ed from tbeir foundations and w-re
carried by the wind from forty to two
hundred feat. And vet there see mod
lo be no lull ia the florin. As wo
stood by tbe wiudow, gazing outward,
wc could pla'uly see houses toppling
ovee. The roar of tbe storm wus ter
rible, and tbe eartb seemod to trem
bio beneath our feet.
We have been uoablo to get any
particular new from tbe surrounding
country but for four or five miles
around, tbs sarao whl-ta'e destruo
tion seonii to bo visnble.' IIouo
were blown down, fences doetroyed the
erop ruined. Msuy of our peoplo are
left in dostitute circumstances.
Our town this morning presents s
most woe-begooe appearance. 1'eop'e
wbo wero in comfortublo circumstan
ces yesterday, are to-day left without
anything.
The storm, from the best informa
tion we can get, did not extend vory
far east or west of tho town. Towan
da, eight mi lea west, waa not damaged
and Chelsea, right miles northern-, hid
but one houso blowu down. Auuu 4U
twelve miles southwest, bad one boues
blown uown.
Over l.r)0 families bare tomnorarr
homos witb their neighbors. Most of
these people are destitute sod stand
io need ol immediate relief.
A dead man bat been taken out of
tbe i alniit river, several persons
will die from ininriet received. Hivb
water ptovents giuina fuller reports.
fiwwii'i (Kalian) umet, Junt 17.
Ths Deuioeratio ' new departure
is a eoofcssion of the popularity of
llupublican principles. The Demo
crats bave at last began to realise
. . a a t . .
iniu mo ouiy ennnce lor ibem is In
the adoption of principles correspond
ing as nearly as possible to tlio:e of the
Kepublicans. J bey intend to tuake
the difference to narrow that it can
not be easily seen. Then they bopo
IU TV III, (
Tu IUpublicaa mijority ia the
French Assembly juht tlieted is rery
.large. Tbey bave not lets than j)2 ol
tbo 112 members elected. This will
make tbe government strong If J.bey
prove harmonious.
A MSASTEROUS railroad Oolli!oo, by
which Ova mea were kilted and over
twenty iniured, oceured on tbe New.
ark and . New York JUilroad, near
Nwark, last Saturday morning. ,
Bostok likes a class of. good beer.
and aaid so at the, Into special election
on the sale or no ta'a question. She
voted tale.
SENATon CNmrron ssnnrVsbl frien-ls
tbat be is not ami will not be a candi
date for tbe Vice I'reilJoory. lie Is
vory strongly in favor of the rcnomlo
atino of President Grunt for the floan
eiii I good of tho country.
8M Kc'ituckcy ss-omen, a few
oighta niro, went to tlio houso of one
Sbclton Deonis, took him lrm his bet,
and beat him will) 130 tripes, ex
plaining that they thus nUucl dim
bocnuse he bad viole illy iil-t rented
his wife. -
A UHU.NKrN b ul i at Tctio'eum
fmtto shot bis wile aewrnl times on
Tueiday crcninx mid afior be
was arrested, bced to be permitted
to nee and kis her bsfore she died.
His wile had supported biui and tboii
two thildrce.
Tit it driver of a waon cnngd in
drawing blasting material to the Moos
ac tuooel was discovered by the Super
pcriotcndaul coolly smoking bis nip
on the lop of 3,5J0 pnuals uf powdor.
He Is now looklog lor toother situu
lion.
1.1 these States whiro the prrcon-
tago foreac.ifing and collecting reve
nue is extremely high tbo Commis
sioner of internal Kevitouo will re
commend to the 1'resident n further
consolidation, In order that tho expen
ses of such asNCSsmentt and collect ions
may not bo uunecosiarily high.
Mrs. Lvdia SuEttMAN was arrested
at New lirunswick, N. J., by oflWr
from Connecticut, wbo chnrgo ber
with baviog poisoned, nt dilTorent
times, tbreo busbands nnd tw step
children, offsprings of her last husband,
by a previous marriage. She hss been
taken lo New lluvcn for examina
tion. At Maury. Tcnn., reccnt'y, ayoang
man went t) bed leaving a turning
caudle and a pistol on bis table. The
diippin, spirin ignited the tnblo, tin
toblo Ignited the pistol, the barrels be
i;aa to explode, and when Iho young
n:o awoko be was nearly burned,
smothered aud hhot lo deolb. II l
pillow received the bulls and tarsi bis
bead.
' A t, utuK (Iro broke out oa the night
of the 1th nfjuly, in Hluomsburg. It
is supposed to bavo original od from
tbo tiro works, UHcd in celebrating the
day. Mr. Drehcr'e residence, Mr.
Iiowciibcrg'a Clothing Sure, James
Cadiuun's Cabinet !Sbip mid John
WoITh store, were turned. Tho jirojc
criy was mostly tusurea.
A machine litis been put In opera
tion nt so mo of the laro railroad ata
tioiiH in Mass., thnt tolls how long be
furo the train s'arls : U reads, "Tliio
train leaves in 10 minutes," then in
niiio, cihf, etc., nnd when the index
rrschea 0, the train starts. Time any
passcugcr on entering a station, knowr
just hnv much linn he has fur get
ting tickets, chock, a newtpapor auu
u vent without consulting a watch or
ciock to ascertain ine uour oi me
day.
EuitrrK'.."! persons io Chicago, nnd
nt many in Nov York, wero injured
ly pittols, oounnn, flre crm kor. and
breworks on the r ourtli ol J uly. Borne
of the.'e cases were fatal. In C'hicapo
there were five fires, and in Now Vork
ilcvon, causod by tho explosion or
gunpowder. The sai.o proportion i-f
casualitics oeeurre ' other cities
u ml totvr. l'robably at least a thou
iaud peopls in tbo United titutea lost
their oves, their hands, or their lives,
while ' amu.ilng'' themselves on the
Fourl h.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KOTICJiJ rXO
BRIDGE BUILDERS!
N NOTICE Ii h.r.by glv.n that tha UDd.r
.Igooil, Commliilou.n oT Mnyd.r eounfy.
counlr, will iiiMi at in. itnutu or MObbM
81'KCHT, lo H.ar.rtoan, SAl'UlillAV, til.
! day olJl'LY, Inat , botwooo tha hour, it )u
o'oiuva in., ana i o-cinra r. m., lor ine pur.
poi. vfrai-.tflnf prnpotali lor tha KKbC'TluN
Cr A NSW HflflKlK aorora MI.MI.or.ek, at
or nrar (l.orij. lr.ei.'i, In Uaar.r town.hlp, ai
it I racial tt Aot of Aff.mlitr, approv.il May nth
1M1. taM llrlua to b. ahoullMlMt la l.nxtli,
(of two .pani or 4S faat or Ih.r.aboull with
aoutineoii ana una n.r, ana 1. o. oraotad
in. i4m.
i. plan or tha KrliiK at or near Kiniutl
'Iu B.av.r tuamhlp, with a K004 roof
I .awed f hlnxl.l. riiwninoatloui mnv b.
Wlnl.ra'
of No. 1 aawad HhlnKl.i
atan at th. tlin. and place uflelltajr. No .Ida
from any paraonor parti. I outalda ol the county
JOHN J. MATTER!,
ISA At) H. I.ONUAt HE'
riUUi KINNKV.
(iouiraila.lon.ri.
rotntuliilonori' Offlo., MUJl.uarg, July It),
1H71. . ' '
Hhcriir'8 Halo.
ny vfru. ofa writ rr V.nd, T.t, taiued out o
th. I'outt of l.'omtKru L'l.ai of Hnydor eoanty
to m. dlr'.d will ba .ipon.d to I'ubllo ttala,
on tha preinleoi, uu
FBIOAt JULY tx, 1871, '
at IS o'clock A, M. the followlug li.al Kitat.
to wll i A c.rlaia - .
Tract of Land
Ititata In rbapman townahlp, clnyd.r Co
bound. d aa follow! to wll I fcaat by Mary t
Pa.
to wll I fcaat by Mary
Sholly
South hy Haiau.l li.nxl.r, W.tt hy John U
Kr.ln.r, and North by ll.nry llumm.l. con-
taluiux . . -
lZlfxlity Acres,
mora or law, wharaon ara rt.d a lag Frame
liouao, Ham, and othpr out-huUdinaa.
Takan ia aiMatioet aad to ha 101X14 tha prop
arty of Jaoob H. Ln!u- and Philip K. Lanla.
JOHN 8. WOLF, 8h.r"r.
eh.rltTi OSea, MWdlaimrg, i up. at, '71.
Executors1 Sale, .
Tbi undersigned, xteutert of tbt last
Will and Testament of Henry LauJoualagar,
lata of l'tnu lowoiblp, Hnydcr oounlv.
daeaaaod. will txpoia lo publie aala, toon
afi.r iba Seplaruber Term of Boyder couuty
Court neat, tbe following deioribetl Farm or
TJtACT OF IATVI
tlluata.ln Penn towniblp, BnyJcr county,
bounntd and deioribed at followi, 10 wil ;
Oa Iba north' by land of laaat Look, aotilb
by land of Jacob OH. Sarah Miller and
Solomon Knouie, eail by land of Solomon
Knouio, sod nonb by laad ef tat balra of
Leonard App, oninajuiojf
One Hundred Acres.
mora or leaa, in an excellent Hale of culti
vation, oa whioh ia .reeled a good
, lloiiso mill ltarii.
Timely notice of tbt day of sale will be
given. Paaaoae d.airoo f buying a good
farm will dtwejlle viait the plaoe. far
furlbtr Information mqulre ef VaLsaviaa
LaimMUAoaa, Bal.m P. O.,' Snyder Co.,
Pa., OX fi. T. Paaaa, Attoraer, Mlddlobura,
Pa. WILLIAM LAUPKNSLAUtiL "
VaUJNTINE LAVl!fSLAQBR,
, Kxeoutori of Ucnr Itudeatlagar,
. June 10th 1871, . , , , ' ,
READY-MADE
CXOTIIIXG.
Th Urgait Stock;
In A the Finttt Goods:
Boyt'X the Newest Styles ;
Wt a r W tha Best Work-
we tiava xminthipi tne
a am l a
very kina Greatest va
TIT
of materiilea,TJL rlety, at
i
very variety of XMarketl
style, suitable for anc7
Youth from 18 to 20,.OL Gtfi
Boys from 0 to 10,
and Children from
TJ to 0 yean, all J.
durable & strong,
made with special
JLnI Mfcrence to rough
usage. In this do-
psrtment onr
prioes are as
our
tonishingly
B
low.
THE HEAD
aaaaaaaaasak. X
Marlift
nttiTMBTinn nn
ffa.w
Wmm Ui a n d
ri
CUUiNflil TKADE" v cth.
In Clothing, "dV'
we can aaaura nnr
- .
friends from ou
of town that theyXJCJ
sV
need look no fur
ther than Oak Half
for satisfactory
Custom
Clothing k satis
Work Is
factory prlcet.
of the very
Full stock 'fill
brittbttrattrr:
t
-CTXthe year
-
Easy rules for
meaeurement,
prices, 6c, sent
free to eny part of T
America, and good fits
guaranteed. Market
and 6th Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
PUBLIC SALE.
rilllK und.ralftied, Adinlniiirator of llir
1. (Halt of Mary llreminf home, late of
Centre townrlilp, fiiilcr ciuiity, UcecaxeiJ.
will expoie lo publio nale. on (he proniiaca,
on SAl l UUAV, OCTUUKtt 1 1th, 1S7I, llie
ollowlng Real Ktnle, to wit :
Two Lots of Ground
Situate on Market ilrccl. In lbs Iumo of
Ccnirevilte, on w lilch ti erected a
TWO UT'JIIV DWELLINO HOUSE,
with tha appiirlenanecs, i. Site lo com
mence at 1 o'clock a. in., when condition!
will bs made Sown by
iEliU DUEMINGIIOI'SE,
Admiulu rater.
Cenli-evlllo, June CO. 1871.
ECKiri S k r.XrE.NDlTUKLS
It ml th. School Hoard of Writ Uaat.r lorn-
ahip fur th. y.ar coiuweuclug on Ui.,ll day ol
lax rata, mini on lb. ooiiar for icnooi puroi.a
do t do do do building du
KECK1PTM.
Oroei amount of Tax tiupllcata tlWl 03
Exoneration. . Sit 00
Coll.ctJfi' Commlnloa ed
tS VI
$1H0 11
Nat amount of tax received
Stata appropriation "
Amount ol tax yet dua
Total racelpti
KXPKNDITL'KES.
ir.'i it
lis at
1M oa
tissr e
t'ta oa
im lb
1) eu
is. ou
(Tald to T.aeh.ra
-for bulldlnic purpoiel
" ." ru.l aud conUDM.ncl.i
' Ulob.
" to Traaaurar, P.r i.aUx
" " Saor.tary, for iervk.1
V 96
")u ou
Total Expandlturee - SIMS 1
Balaaoa oa baud S34 S3
dUbtrit HAN Dr.t k,
P H. Kaxrr, Praildent
bccrelary.
Wait Heaver, J ua. luih, U71.
lRCEIPTS A 'EXPHVJITURBS
-t .fih. School Board of Franklin townahlp
ii-r tu. f war wuiiu.ucioa vb ui. ii uaj Ul JUU0,
u;o. '
Andrew Krati.r, Collector and Treaiurer, of
ocooi f una, in eceoum wim rraokiia townihin,
UK,
To amount af PapUaate llOSS.tt
i skin iruw iu.o otiavar, lata vol-
- loctor aad Treaaurar
Te caih from J. O. bohoeb, termer Col-
laotor aad Tr.taurer
Te bal. of ord.r aaalnit Iiaaa Dear.r,
o,oo
S,l
M,
4W,S
ttet,s
Te ord.r axklnit W. O. lloweiaox, lur
sir Collector aad Treaiurer
ivkwm uvinuwr ,uii i m.uit r,
ToUl,
OB.
By order No. ll.tolfalah Walter.teichlna 7I,0j
" " S UH.T. Alexander, at.oo
' " ITklSto M. 11. Dl.hl, 40.00
" " StoS. 11. Noaoker ' Sl.uo
-..' I to M. II. Illehi ' 4a.oo
' . jCAXltoU. A. Sayder .' '. 4a.uo
iatow. n. out " 4,w
" " t to T. Z. Uourtney 94,0a
" 1 to AmoiOiil.bulidiuaprlry lu.oo
'.' lilori. H.Noaok.r.toaukliif ai.uo
..'. r U K. T. Courtney, " -u.u
" , IS to Uaiab Waiter . , M . a4.ua
' " Sl(old) to Prank. Erb " io
" " lido V"' h'."'"! earpt'r wh SS,oo
lutereiit on aama 6.1"
" "St dt b. J. Jlarkkrrt, atovai 6t,oe
Intered on aatne e.iu
." ISto II.T.AIaxanilr,laehlns.,oo
" IS ton. 11. Noockor S4oo
" to O. V. riaydar- , I " 4.uu
' a. 1 do ui uo
'l . . 4 to W. I. Ulfl S4.00
14 10 to do J4.0U
u . H' Z7 lo Andrew. Krataar, oal,
hauling, li.., , 43. Wt
Auditor,' pa? ! 1 1 10
Allowed fax of Henry Keailerand joha I),
1 Lona , ' . .T.t. coo
Alauwad, entered on unaealed land! 4 6j
AuUrew Kralaw, parotmiaa-.il! collecting tt 4.
do do do uaylngoulaitrfaarlll
, do da '. atundlutf Atullt - ' 1,00
.' 1 ; Tatai. ,:j t U a it. !
WE, the underaianed, Auditors af Praaklin
tawnahip, have amUtad tha aaova aueeaul T and
aadltlrua andeorieotipUiahaalaC oar know
NMY H scMirrrt 1. 1 .
0 ..
i'liiLir win k
1L1 Wrn KkHYrTrT f A
tll.BT EI.ik.NU Al'EB. I .
Aadltort
! AT m
I LB
Our
i
t ' 1
V
r o u n d.
am i
A Wnf
c 7 e
cth.
.
TT
- f f hiui ueaekip, April tt, i7t
v. '..
QAMt'EL ILOHvTIO
Atlornpyot-Lnw,
01 1IC E, TIT WALNUT STEtET,
- riiLaottraiA.
II.
V. H0TTENSTK1X. M. D.
rHTSICIAR aid SUKOEOlt,
. f r.tis'inovE, s.vdcr co., pa
Offan III prof.Mton.t Mrvtaaa te tha d'li.ni of
l .. nraaae vlolalty. Juo.M, lITU-lf
CAUTION'. Notice la hereby gif.r,
thut oa c.tnrdiT, July 1, 1ST1. tha anilar.
Iirn.'l purchi.M at bh.rlfli H.ta tha fullowlnf
parKtn.l nrop.rly fit Fhlllp K. L.nla : On
luaitta of la meit ot Wheat i thm foarth ot S
cr of Oat. ton. fonrlh . T .era. of VU
thre loorm or s aor 01 f.utoaii iutm
fatlrth. of 18 acr.. ot t'ora I ocj. Haf llort. nnl
Uay Mara i tar. Ila. Alt xr.oa. ar. a.r.tT
c.utloaod sot to BlUi sor inuiiara with US
uma. , ... .
Chapaiaa, Julf t, lift.
Enatt afMAKY KNIUHTd, dee d.
T ETTER8 OF ADM1S1STB ATIOM imii
U IV e astaio ef Mary Knights, Ul of
t'raos Township, tlacrasrd. baltii , baru
(runted lo llir unilcriigned, all persons
mdrhl.d lo lLo einl are reqiieiied lo
maka pnvment, and tliot aillg eUioit
agaimi tut eaina, wm pras.ni isriu lo
IMMLL W1T.MKR,
- Mny S8, -1171. . Adiuiniatralor,
A
FINE ASSORTMENT OF Till ttST
OLD RVR wil!8KEV, ' ' t
rtne rEAfii wiuske?;
lillANUV, OI.N, AND
FY It f PS.
tul reeetv.4 sa l for sale at tke Kgte
llotal. in Mld'tlr-hurr.
JOHN A. f TAIILNECKKlt,
Aii(r. IS, 1H7.
pAXTONVlLLK HOTKIi,
1IF.NRY BENJEIt, Tropriolor. .
Th. nnl.rlirn.il ailnpn tMi m.thod nt Inform
Ins tha politic that ha aa. opnl a hoial at tn.
atiur. aamml plar., on tha roa4 from Sllddla
hiira; to It. irrrtown, ani that h. I. pr.paraj to
.nt.rtain in. pnun. wun nrvi riap ai-i-ontnimia-Hon..
llfcNRV UtlM't-R.
Aprils, ISTI. .
JNI0X HOL'SU, , , i
MMJIabura T.
V. r WXinZTL, Proprietor.
Aeeommodalloni feel and cliarftei rood
crnlc. pee lot acrommodntlona Tor drov
er. A .hare of Ibo ntthlio patronage if
lolicii.d. . V. l W KIKKU.
April 0, 1871
Manhood: flow Lost, 11 ow Rrstorrd.
Jmt publl.hl, a raw adlllon or Pa. Ct t
vm -ai.i'a t:at.ATie Kanav on tha radi
cal cur. (without rueilloln.) of RnnvATiion
rh la, or .initial W..kr.M, Involuntary
s.nilnal Loom. InrnTtnrr M.nlal and Phyi
Ir.l Incapacity, Itnp.ill.ntt lo M.rrlaua, ate
alio, I'oJtarufTioa, F.rn.nrar, and Fit., la
lnr.il by nil InOula.nc. or aaxiial trara
aanra.
-Prlca. tn a ftat.il anrrlnoa, only t r.nti.
Th. c.l.bratod author, In thla adiolraMa
ai , el.arly d.monitralc from a lalrtw inti1
nu.-c.Mful prnctlc, that th. al.ruiln oonr.
gunnel of nlfahn.a may ho radically ur.
without th. daniorom una of Int.rnal tiillcln.
or th. appllcallun of tho knif. i polnllnir out a
mod. ol cura at one, iltnpla, certain and .lloct
i aal, hy tn.aal of which or.ry ullrrer, no uiat
I t.r what hla condition may b. ma ear. bimicll
cheaply. prlvat.lv, and radically.
Thl I.ri'lttra ahould b. in th. handi ol ar.ry
youth and av.ry man Iu lli. lunil.
I Nrnt. under reil. In a plain onvclone. lo any
adilr.M, vortaldon r.c.lpt of lix e.nil, or two
I port atninpa.
Alio Dr. Oulvsrw.II't " Marrlitge Ould.,'
prlc. J.', c.nti. .... . -
Adlreai Ih. Pnhllihan, .
! UUAH J. V. KUNFtfo .
! 127 Bow.rv, New York . Poit UIUo. Dux 4 ted.
I Kitataof EuiaaiTTB rtrrrnrMiArn, doo'd.
rETTF.RS OF AmiIMSTR ATlOX upon Ih.
j.nlaln ul KllaaVlh K.h'henliaoh, Pit. of Wnah
; li-Kton lp , dM.n'.d, havlax bn itranti.il to th.
, uiiii-rrii..ii, an rmone auowinij IIV.IU..IVCII
I Inil.blad lo Ih. .mat. ara rcpictcl lo make
paym.nt, and Ihoro having clalmi agalnit th.
aiui., will prci.ut thrin to
I VlL.Ll.m H ARI1IXO,
AdininUtrAlor.
I Perry township, January 30, lt;i.
Eitate of J.ICOU KEICHEN1IAC1I, dee'd.
T KTTKUS TKSTA M EXTAUV tip
1 a on th. eitata of Jacob Beich.nbach late ot
Wa.hlnutin lp., dee'd, havlnic koenxrnnt.il to
Ih. uml.rrignvd. all i.taoi'. knowlnv tli.m-.lvi)
in-'.otM Iu ine ..rata are ranu.ai.ii to iaa.
pnyrtcnt, and th having clollnl aicaltiat lli.
lame will prer'nt them to
11 IblOAIII ll.tllVI.11 O 'W 1.
Premont. 1 aUuary at, l.;l.
LKirr.ns ok aoministkation opm
lb. Kiln if of Mary llrimineliou, Ut.
of I'entn lownaliln, tlocrnicd, havlnz bem
cranied lo lli. inntornigncd, nil pcrmni in
debted In Ibe ealnto are requeued lo inakr
payment, and riioae bnvisg claiina; againtl
tho earn., wil prcnt iliem lo
I KI.1X liHK.VIlNOIIOLH,
Mirch tt, 171. AJminiairator.
JR J. W. noCKKFELLOW,
PHYSICIAN AND SI BilKON,
Ollera hla profr.ilonal ..rvic.i to tha cltlieni of
aiiiini.uurg auu vicinity. .lun.i-u
I7XECUT0R'3 NOTICE. Letters
i iclauirnlary upon the eitata of Ben
jamin llrouae. luie of I'cnn township, Sny
der county, Ueceaaed, having bean granted
10 iba KiideralKneJ, all rrriont ttnowlnf
ibemtelvet Indebted to itlJ eilale ara re-
queued lo make payment without delay.
and lDoe having claim nn Ilia aaraa will
preicnl them to JOSErtl EliOrSK.
Executor.
Tena towniblp, June 22, 1371.
TAMES K. DAVIS JloiEL,
tt 6EL1.NSQBOVE. SNYDER Co., Pa.
II F.N BY A. 1I0L10 Proprietor.
Tbi 1 well knetvn llouss baring been re
fitted by tbe preaent proproietor, offert ex
cellent accommodation lo Iba Irave.iug
communiiy. Choice liquor and Cigar al
tbt Bur, aad Ilia Tuble tupplied with the
beat ibe market afford. A good liable
attended by c;refi)l bpstltn, in connection
witb tbt buu(. April O- JOlf,
HAIR RESTORATIVE
Contain no LAO Sl'LPMl'lt No SVOAR
OF LEAD H1o' LITHAROE-Ko SI
TRA1E OF SILVER, and ,la en
tirely faet from Potaonout anil
Health dritroylng Drug
used In other Hair
Preparation.
Traniparenl and dear as cryiln!rll will
not (oil tbo lineal inbrle perfectly lafe
elcan and efficiont deaideralumt long
ought for and found at Uit I
It reatore and prevent Ilia Italr from
bteoming ury, impart a aon, gloiay ap
pearaace, remove Dandruff, I cool and
refreshing lo Ih bead, obeok Ibe lb llnlr
fi om UUina axT Sad roalorei It la a crtal
extent whea prenialurely ioxl, pretcnla
lleacachea, eurra all huiuur. cutnnsuut
eruption, and uuualural brat. At a drea
iag for Ih hair il i lb bfj ariiult in
markot. . ' .."
1 Dr. 0. Smith, Patentee, Ri-oton Junelinn
M111, Prepared vuly by I'ltOl'TOlt
BKOIIIEK S, Uluuoeller. Mat. Tbo (Ira
uino ia put in pancrbu ileB't'lf
preujy lor i), villi ie 'imiie of ikikullal
blown In Hit glai. Aak your diugK'al lii
Nature't ir Ueitojative, aad lad ao
other. . . .... r . 1:
Send a thrff eodl iUup lo Proolur Pro,
for a Triaiii ou ih lluruau Uair. Tha
infomation ii coalaiuf ia worth $600 to
lo any ptrioa. , , .,. ; , ,, a.d Cat. .
LLKOUENy ilOCse. ... t;n
Kot. I9 a 814 Market Street,
... ier A'yara.i
rwAVSirnu
Charles Itleekner,
"Wwryr 'f't.Adver(iHme
rwa Fimciaft Plaao-awn,,.,.,
oaew.f , N.w Torn. rlY,
SUBroae
Sent iT'ree to Betita
A Pix1i.tTrp.naas otth.W.1 !,.
r.niiy blbl.patllih.tla kMh Ka.iTji,iH
O.rm.n, aonlalnlnj fiikla RUlMf, lVu'1"
in Tin. narmnaT HUUn il u
FLIWT CO., SS SoU Tta, St, phlU?
WANTED 'AGENTS. (tOTZ
a1 tn Mil taa aalakrata DAa.
TLKaEWIKO MACHINE. Ha. ih.
tA, maka. tha "loa lllteh" (ll. ., TT.
Mla.,) and la fall. tlaonMxI. Tha ha. a.4
Mt famtlr eawlaa Maaklna la Ik. na"Jf
ilran Joan.oa, C !, a, c, Boatoa, il
Pltlibanr, Pa., Chluaf o, til., or M. Loi7v,'
AVells
Carbolic Tablets.
foiioorcMifl,oci.nafc norsencsi
mrnis mrw f-,,tHiniii if Nina I. Ill U lb. ptrtul
tnr of roll.f la cam ot luroal JJOiculliMuf
CAUTiON.i.rr:1;
Wail I CarbilH) labl.n. Hrlc. V Ctl txrB. .'
John h. K Kl.l.tKK), 11 1'lalt Bl., H . v .
K.nO for elrenl.tr. 8l Aa.nu fur tun
Reduction of Prices
TO ONTOKM TO
REDUCTION" of DUTIES.
GREAT SAVING TO CONSl'MKRs
U.v i t t iiiqr up OJiihn,
-sni1 for attr If aw Vrli l.tt ant a n
form Dill amompanv It. rnntalnlna- fiili,n.
Ilona uiaklna: a lara. .a.loa taaow.am.ri m
77ie fj'n
tw SI k S3 VKSEY UTRr KT
P. O. Hot Sell. NEW VOliK.
AOKNTM WANTED TOIt T1IK 1
HISTORY OF THE
VAR IN EUROPE
It eon (film orer 1'4 fln fnv'-k.rlnva nr Hit
fiwies levin ii'i-tiivnn in ititj t nr. tui jw itm aL
At lllKNTU) aa4 OFKtllAI. hl-t-rr oris,
treat coiui let. Aaanti ara niMllna wlih imt.
cnl.nt.'l iui-i-.ii ..Ulna rron '-0 tow coplf, n.
.lay, and II li puhllth.4 In both Kngliih ul
il.rinnn. .
C A TTrPTATiT tnfVrtor hlitorlei ar. l.;t,
U&U llUil rlmilat.S. K.a tint x.
bojlt fuu hay nlalna 190 Bim anxra.lMi mi
iuu piR-". prmi lor oin-aiari ana aft. nor t.rai
nnt a full it.icrlMlon of lli. work.
NATIONAL PtllLlHIUNU UU., I'hhll.Pi,
Aililreii,
JUltUBEKA.
ta a South Amerieaa plant tbat ha h-u
mill for many years lr the medical ficult;
of thoie cOiinti'iea wilii'wonderful cfl.CKT.
and it a Sort and Perfect Remedy fur iJ
Plieoae of
The I.ivcr ami Spleen, enlargement or OS.
airurilon of Ioieiiinee, t'rlunry, t'lerini
or Alidominul Organ, rover'y or a
Want of lllooJ, liilcrmiu.nl or Im
minent Fever., lnfl.iniinallon uf
of the Liver, Dropay, fMuggieb
f Irculalion of the Itlood, Abs
eraaea, Tuniori, Jatindinc,
Pysptpiia. Ague A Pever
or thrir eoucomitaiila.
Dr. Wella' Extrnrt or Jl'Kt BKHA.
tl a mott norfeet alterative, and la oirered tniM
fiubllo aa a 11r.1t IttvlKoralor aud remedy furtl!
mpnrltlea of th. blood, nr lor nrxanlo ao.ikn-'
with tholr atluuiluut erili. Por tha forrfu!:
vuiumiiiii.
Er. W EI. 18 EXTRACT OrrEBt;p.i:BA
Ii ennndantly Jierommended tn every family ui
hooa.hold remedy, and ahonld be freely iukct
in alld.rvng.Oi.nti ol theieieni.
It ta NOT A PHYSIC-tt la NOT what l.p j.
ularly p.lltd a B1TTKKS, nor fa It iutem'.ilii
tich but la limply n Kwurlul allerntlvc sl'lt:
D.aun, vigor diiu lone 10 all tue vital l .rci
end animate, and fortili.i all weak andl)n.
Shatlo t.mtranienti.
Uil.N u. KKI.I.OdO, IS Piatt 51. New Y tl
hoi. Ag.nt lor Ih. t'nllct Su'ft I
rrice une iionnr per 11 oltie. mm lor t. 1rcu.1t
Ht O'CLOCK
OOI'K A Mf INTH Fxp.nea mid-Malm
WtJ f tf I. male Agonta Horn, aud ouilium
uinhrd. Ad1lr.11, Sai-o Novelty Co., haco. Ut
Free to Book Agents.
Wa will lend a handlome nrniiMctua of im
New llltielrated family iill.le eontaining unf
) An. rlcrlptur. Illuatr.iliona to any Jlu.
Agrnt, Irs. nfoharra. Aitdra f Natiuxal ITi
i.iaumii uu., I'hlia., l a.
rnuis is so 1 1 cm it for
I- , Ii tending SS CKNTA
wun age. height, emororeyo' and Imir. you iJ
racatve. hy r.lnrn m.ll.e correct ulalurool vor
ruiure hn.bin I or wife, n itiiuiaia and date a
marrtair. Addreia W. Frix, p, y. Drawer Nu
il, Pultonvllle, New Tork.
TIIKA.NECTAi;
1 a rt rtE
III.Af K TCt
with Hi. Orv.n T.a riavtf.
warranted o lull all Ui'
or .ial av.rywhrre. A':
for lain wholtnl. only by ml
uRiiT auiiiioa rinr
iu Tea i'o., tchurch St. Kw
liOS. Sand for Thea-Necir I
?PSYCHOMANCY,
ui wu, u tt.iiiw iiuiii vimn, .. ,
th. pow.r of tka ituL ipirit or mind, and It ' I
bail! of all human kaowlMlv. PiychoniiK! I
kla n.l 1. ., . -I . J J I. n..b l I Tvl -. I
ii in in 1. af a new wora a. auu paaee, n nn
bibt IIaMiltoii, 0. A., giving full li.flrurtlov I
In the leltnM or Soul Uharmlna and Pavohollf I
le Faieinatlvn 1 how To rt I hla wonilfrldl
wer over ro.a or animal Inrtantanaou'ly. " I
will. It LaohM MMmwiira, haw to beecaa I
Trance or Writing Alnllumi, Dlvlnathin, Hptr i
iluallim, Alrbamy, PhDoauphy of omena urt
llraam.. Rrlaham Taana'f Htnm. (lulitl
Marrlaga, o.- 1 hi. la-ha-oaly -haok la ' I
Lnallih lananax. rrofeailng to teaeh thiiia-
ctilt pea or, and II of Imm.uaa adraataga to tat
tka.onfldnirt of Jurori, th I'hvilclan fu
!nani i.iiina aroooa. uje i.awvar in uaiwi.
Ih. .I.k i lo lnra... Iniacartair tha IT -licet
nf the oppoiite ax, and all treklna fichu
happln.aa. Price by aiail, In eluth, tl.S t f'ft
cover., 1. Anion wanted lor thla book, rn
vaia maaicai worx., rnnimery, j.w.iry,
who will raealva aambloa fr.a. Adilra... T. w.
tvANa, Publiah.r Perfumer, 41 South "
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COURT
PROCLAMATION.
X TThcreaa Ih Mob. P. S. Wood frari.
Y dent Judge of Ike Judlcutt . biatrial
eompoied of tha eounliaa of tnyder. Coin
and Mirtlia and J. 0. L. Blilndel ml
fleoraa C. Mover. Eaua AisocUla JudgM
ia aud for Snyder county bare leaned their
prcoeipl bearing, dye the lbs 2Uib dM
ef Mny. A . U'lKfl. lo in direeled '
the bolJiiig f aa Oi j'Luui couil, a coujl
or Common rieaa, etiirt oroyi-rand ic
miner and Oougral cmtrt of Quarter f'
aiona of ibo react at Middlcbttrg, fur tl'
euinly uf rJnydcr, aa th dtb Mouday, (bc
iiK ibt i!iih day of ritplatabar, ,17J.) t"
conllnuo onemouk i ' lt'.'''
Notice ia thcrilor. b.ial'jr- give lo lU
l oroner, Jiutlct or fb Pence aud Cuiix
tie in an fur ibeeuunly of Hnjdor, to r
penr in their proper person avii ta thrir rull
rctordi, inqiiiaiiiuuav raaiuinaiion
other rciiivuibruucr to du ibu.e Ihint'
which o Iboir oBioaa and la Ihoir bob."
ptrlaiu te lie duue od witnraiea aud 1'"'
sua proieouJiuK lahcUalf af Iba Cumuioa
wanlih agaihklany peraoti or pcraoni
required to be then and ibr atteodis
anil nul departing without Irava at tbe"
peril, Jualioea ar requealed la he Ta,ll
uul ia (heir aileadance al iba appoints
lima agraeably to ualio. J-'.- - ...
Oivea under uy kaad sail seal at 'a
Sbtrlfs ottoe la liitldUetug, the UUih day
of May, A- 1 , est thoe ajght huudu
M tevtnly-oae. .. .'
Th.. l.l.lti pr.wnt tha AHit la Tftmbitnii .
wllh olh.r .nui.nl r.m.di.1 In a poi'ulir lr
f..rtbi-ur.,HITHH,.Tand I i'no i
w. MnRaiit4 and I IrnaAi ion .1 iu
raaOATara lmnillllT rrtl.T.il. aril .7
York P.O. ilox
Circular.
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