jflPLEBURQ, Angtmi 14, 1873,
Loonl Woww, Ac
I U now look m though Miildlnrmrp;
Wmil.i bo afflicted with "nary" circus
Tuis summer.
ticket offleo hat boon eatitnlislt-
E,l t nliiiniiH minion, norauovuio, on
he H. A L. Raili-nad.
The trout fishing sonson closes
LuqtiKt Will, Instead of August lit, as
fpubliHllca in many iiiurnni.
! lie very ittternt in the tiixtmmtioii
,f dixinftflntils. Tertnit nothing of
loconipoecd nature to bo about your
We have no report of Urge wheat
Ieftlili in this section yet this year but
hen wo suppose aa yet thero hat been
mt very little threshing done.
Farmers who leave their sliocn out
ii the fields, after night, in this neigh
.orhood, a wo learn sheep dogs have
RnU'lv visited Hooks, with sail result
The swallows are already gather
ing in groups, on the fences and nlong
the telegrnuu wires preparatory io innt
,.u "when the swallows homeward
"v."
r 13i" Newpnri Xrn has lately learn-
'Xit Adv. Aat. .V. Y. City, was
nVu the powder that would send
nun Ac.
The proper authorities should have
4ngrr boards placed at all the croxs
ron.N throughout the county, so as to
enable traveler to keep their proper
ten rings.
WArciiMAKKR. Mi arc Roniig 1ms
cpeiind a shop at Adahixhurg, and is
prepared to do all kinds of work in his
line, promptly, and satisfactorily. Give
Inni a trial.
A young married man does not be
lieve "a thing of beauty is a joy forever."
lie says the author of that sentiment
ought to see his pretty wife when she's
"got lior dander up. "
The tanners are jubilant over a
promising corn crop. In the spring,
m !ioli the weather was wet, cold and
hsckward, and tho corn looked "mis
erable," tho lords of tho soil made wry
faces.
Mr. Bonj. Duchman is prospecting
for iron ore in this vicinity with rather
ful'ering prospects, and hits leased sev
en! tracts which from external indica
tions promise large quantities of rich
hematite ore. Success lien.
Celery iilunta should bo set out now.
A trench six inches in depth ought to
be dug, and the soil for sixitudies more
heiieuth should lie well pulverized.
Protect tho plants from the sun for
diiio weeks and apply dung-water
manure ever' evening.
rersons fishing with seines or nets
render themselves liable to pay a tine
nfrirty dollars and costs for each of
fense. One half the fine goes to the in
former, who can go before, any alder
man or justice of the peace, and make
the necessary statement, and not be
subject to any further trouble.
Il'in. Elliott, of Money township,
nnd W. E. Farnundis, of 0 iltiinore, re
cently captured a porcupine alivo, in
Miss 'Hall's wood. They took him
li'iino, nnd placed him in a box; but
More morning his sharp teeth had ea
tou quito a larre hole in the wood, and
the active little prisoner had uncere
moniously departed. Luminary.
Bparefi'I,! Now that green fruit
is cm. iioncing to make its appearance
iu the market, it is very necessary that
pernons who desire to steer clear ol
jiitiim and physicians' prescriptions,
should bo very 'ciirelul how they munch
iinripo or iniperlcct fruit. II parents
would exercise n uuewutohlulne over
their children in this particular, it
wiiii'i I save tliem much anxiety and
trouble, as well also many a doctor's
tall.
Excellent CVstard Pie. Tako one
quart of milk, five egg! tako out the
whites of the eggs ; beat the eggs ; add
half a cup of sugar, a little salt ; flavor
to unit the tiisto ; till tho pies and buke.
While the pies are baking, beat the
whites of the eggs to a froth adding one
spoonful ot tine white sugar; beat again,
slid when the pie is done baking ; sprcud
tho frosting over the tops of the pic;
set in the oven to brown and you have
pie that will satisfy the appetite ol
the moMt fastidious.
Eoii.ed IIread PiTDixa. Crumb
yoar stale bread in a pudding pail and
cover with sweet milk, and set by the
stove to warm and soften. Then to
every quart of tho mixture add two
well beaten eggs, a half cup of sugar,
rnd a handful of raisins or sweet dried
f uitof any kind. Do not have your
mil full, as it needs some room to rise,
nit the cover on tightly, set iu boiling
water, and do not allow it to stop boiling
1:11 done. If you try that once you will
never make a baked pudding again.
Serve with cream.
A correspondent of the (U-irntiftc
American says : "The best remedy for
Heeding at the nose, as given by lit.
(i!eason in one of his lectures, is a vig
orous motion of the jaws as if in the
set of mastication. In the case of a
child, a wad of paper should be placed
in its mouth and tlie child instructed
to chow it hard. Of course on adult
does not need tho paper. It is the mo
tion of the jaws that stops the flow of
1.) ..... 1 Tku 1 1, ,a .. . .me. ttinhlii
tlmt many will feel inclined to laugh
st it. but St lias never been known to
fail in a single iustauce, even in very
severe cases.
Revolctioners or Tekk twp. John
B. Linn gives the following roll of Capt.
Vi'oiser'a Company which was from
Penn Township in tho neighborhood of
tiollnserove. will no doubt prove inter
esting to our renders, as many of the
aeeendanu or these ueaa Heroes are
"till living.
A Mutter Roll of Cant. Jim, Writ,
(hmpany of Xorthumlerland LXunly
Uilitia, June 30, 1777.
I
Capt. Benjamin Weiscr,
1 Lieut. Christopher Snyder,
2 " Adam Mintfer,
H ' Joseph Van Oundy.
1 Bergt. Marx Mane,
2 " George Marshall,
1 Corporal Philip Moyer,
2 Frederick Kisenhauer,
Drummer, Will, Thompson,
Privates.
TVtue lfnetavmtn C1mmm Pnifua
John Livengood George Brosiua,
i nomas Hitch, Andrew Bcitx,
John Mebter, Adam Kerstettcr,
Philip Neitx. Nicholas Urosiua,
oiin tiauser, jonn iiemi,
Christian Hlmffur. Adam Loll'ler.
Gcorgo Mover. . Mathias Winner,
ieorge Ilorroia, Jacob Hnyder,
Tobiiw Bicklo, John Hester,
John Faust, Henry Grcuiinger,
George Troutnor, Martin KersUitter,
fj. Farst, sick, Leonard Kuralotter.
Nicholas Shaffer, Zacharias Kpengle,
J'onrad Furst, , Michael Nowuutn,
Henry Kaufman, - Peter Weis,
Philadelphia June 80, 1777.
Thf oo""ny served through the
t-wv f ( ( '-"-r v '-'i tha
-i..v of otir formers bare nearly
u nisnea plowing tor tail aeedinf .
Itbolioovea mir farmer friends at well
aa all other owners of rood horses to
look well after them, aa the country in
every direction seems to be over run
with horse thieves. .
The Dominion Board of Trade, at
its last sooKsion, resolved in favor of
gauging distillers' products, petroleum,
fish oils, etc., fcy wWeAf instead of the
gauge-rod. The Fairbanks Campany
manufacture a class of scales expressly
adapted to tuts uso.
New Advertiskmests. Wo would
call tho attention of our reader to our
column of new advertisement Smith
A Manbeck, Dry Goods Merchants
Orovcr A Baker Improved Hewing Ma
chine. 9. Faust, agent Sales of Koal
and Personal Property, dec, Ac.
A twin I InnM
erected on three sides of the fair ground
ni iHHiieuurg, ami a uuiioing is io ue
erected IWx!. Proposals Tor the crce
lion of the fence and building will lc
rwrived at tho oftiee of T.J. Smith,
Ivn., in Middleburg, till August loth at
1 o clock p. in.
We would invite the attention of the
citizens of Hnvdcr county to the card of
Dr. G. A. Smith, successor to Dr. .1. W.
Koekcfellow, who has located at Middle-
burg anil oilers his professional services
to tho citizens of this County. Dr.
Smith is a graduate of Ji'lfurson
Medical l"iiiverity of Philud., and
comes well recommended.
Skresapk. tin fatiirdav niu'lil one
of our voting bloods concluded to ser
enade Ins iral 'A'if ti-ll- if and auoth
er fellow what unwrrrnlnl bilii. The
sereuaders threw their wholo soul into
tho thing, and such music I ' it would
havo sot Himiuin's stuffed birds in eo
stacies. QuartetteFirst or nir singer
Prof. Ex-lovcr-8oprano-Mille. remale
cat Alto, g. g. extra, Mr. Tomcat
Basso-M. C. Bullfrog. Tho plaintive
strains awoke this sliimiKrtuir com
inunity and stirred up the liveliest
nintioti Jnnnev l.ind aank into in
significance and fadam Parcpa Kosa
stripod or all tier laurels.
Isvestioatiox Wanted. Late devel
opnienls seem to render it more than
probable that John Baird who was
found dead near his hou.io in Centre
twp., two weeks since, came to bis
death by a blow inflicted by a jierson
who is prowling n round that vicinity.
At any rate tho matter needs further
investigation, and here is a chance for
our sheriff to show whether he has
any detective abilities or not. This
person is supposed to be one who is
needed in Northumberland Co.. to tin
ish a term in jail. At any rate this
chap has been seen in the vicinity and
was known to have made threats
against Mr. Baird and also against a
brother of the deceased who resides in
another part of tho twp. At the house
of the latter a watch is kept at night, so
well convinced arc thu family that
thero is danger of another murder be-
tmr committed.
The man who is feared was sent to
the penitentiary from this county, se
veral years since, tor borne stealing and
is; no doubt, one of tho party who is
coiumitiug tho depredation in 'this sec
tion ol the country. ttli as manv
vigilant oillcers as are located in this
vicinity, tho party ought not long to be
left at large. UUmnJulil Timcn, Aug. C.
Milk as Medicine. Tho London
Milk Journal suvs on the authority of
Dr. Benjamin Clarke, that in the Kant
indies warm milk is used to a great ex
tent as a spccilic lor diarrhoea. A pint
every lour hours will check the mot
violent diarrhoea, stomac-ache, iucipi
ent cholora, and dysentery. Tho milk
dio'tld never bo boiled, but only healed
sufficiently to bo agreeably warm, not to
urn io ui iiik. ,hiik wnicn lias iteen
boiled is unfit for uso. Tho writer cives
several instances to show the value of
this substance iu arresting this disease,
among which is tho following. This
writer says: "It has never failed in
curing in six or twelve hours, and 1
have tried it. I should think, fifty times.
Ihavo also given it to a dying man who
inui ncen subject to dysentery eighth
months, latterly accompanied by one
continual diarrhoea, and it acted on him
likea charm. In twodayshis diarrhoea
was gone, in three weeks be becamo a
hale, fut man, and now nothing that niav
hereafter occur will ever shake his faitii
in hot milk. A writer also communi
cates to tho Statical IHmetanil Uatrllt a
statement of the value of milk in twenty-six
cases of typhoid fever, in every
one of which its great valuo was appar
ent. It checks diarrhoea, and nourishes
and cools the body. People suffering
from diseuso require food quite as much
as those iu health, and much more so
in certain diseases whero there is rapid
waste of system, Frequently all ordin
ary food in certain diseases is rejected
by the stomach, and even ' loathed hv
tho patient, but nature, ever beneflcient,
has lurniHhed a food that in all diseases
is beneficial in some directly curative.
Such a food is milk
The writer in the journal last quoted,
Dr. Alexander Yale, after giving par
ticular olwervations upon the points
above mentioned, vix: its action in
checking diarrhoea, its nourishing pro
perties, and its action in cooling the
body, says: "We believe that milk
nourishes in fever, promotes iu sleep,
wards of delirium, soothes the intes
tines, and, in tine, is the sine qua non in
typhoid fover." Wo have also lately
tested the value of mtlk in scarlet fe
ver, and learn that it is recommended
by the medical faculty In all cases of
this oftnn very distressing children's
disease. Give all the milk the patient
will take, even during tho period of
greatest fever; it keeps up the strength
it the patient, acta wullou the stomach.
ami is in every way a blessed thing in
mis sicaness.
XBROai OF YOUTH.
AOENTLEM Alt whs snllsrad for ynn from
Narrow OfLllltr, Prematura I))f, and all
lb iIIhii nfymt ,U indlaaratloa lll. for th
of MHsrlna huuiuitv, Hud frs K all wi.o
aliapls remedy by vhloh ha waa aiirad BulTar-
ara wlahliii loprost r islriUaraa,parl
ea caa do so 6 addraMlnv, In parfart eoufl-
dauta, JOHN B, IKtnKn.
A.a(. Mo. No. U 04r Ureal, Naw York.
l9r For Loss of Appedtla. Djaprpala
Indigsstloa. DapraMlon of Spirit and
flsatral Debility, la tbalr various forma.
Frro-Plio porsiad Bliitr of Caliiay Bad
hy Caawall, Uaiardal Co, Now York, and
ili by all druxxis , la aaha bast Ionic
As a slimulaat loaia for. paiieais rooovar
ing from ft var aad olbar tieknosa, it aas
aorqaal. If taken during lb Mason li
pravtut fTrad agu aad olbar intsr.
mittanl fetors'
Erv rt ad ar el lea ainiaa Inr 4nit la
or i bi- aharmail lk lla I aaulUol and
exasole HlnatratioDa, wi ll aa ploeeed lih lla
lrek aad piqaaul litarary eoalenla. A u aanl.
ttteot full-uavii aiarina la auana Ik ai.Meor,
rruejlbeevnellor M. V. H. Maaa, N. A. eiu el
oar ral ualoiaraof watarajraaa Tha lllararj
eoaieula of Taa AMJee keep pee "MS Iu a-wa
ef art aad era tkleeaoaU suvauallf iDUrratlax.
Tea BikiealUueotM Britain an wAra lee
Uatlo la aa I d U..-e, h., a. ualo. An,
a I - a 4, - -r I v .1.,.
a V
gEUKoaiOVI r&O&UCJ MAKJUt
ecawaeran wsaatr tt
Wticjrenneller Sc. Hon.
Wkeal aaw per baabal
1 3A
ny
Cora do
Oats do
Clotartaad per bashtl
Klsnfed do
Polato nw do
Timothyaeed do
Duokwlieat do
Onion do
Duller per pound
f.tt per dotea
Tallow per pound
Lard
Cfcerrle
Heeded CberrU
ttlsokherrie
Dried Apple
Diled I'eaobe
do unpared
Baoon, Side
.Soap
.Shoulder
Han
I'beainuli per bnahel
60
60
85
Ml
7J
00
19
14
oo
07
04
13
04
00
6 to 8
t
.16
MARKIHD.
n (he lo-fc. Is it , by Ba. , Mr. M. f .
tttoinlnio' aad Mt. Sellad Welrick, bulk el
ttala boroaak.
On a loth, met, ky lie. L. . rdnanda.at
Adararhara Mr. Joh f. NnlaadariM thlrH'r
mik and Mias nnle Motor or trever Top.
Wr iluraiv'yi,h John anil A tin la Ion a lira ol
anfliatnrne! prarv, tirotpiUv. kpel aa a.? . au.
He la a mertnrtn ynnn a' ailemna and Aaule
III rertaloly mike klin e good wtra.
rn:i.
On the SVh Bit.. Mra. H. P.. lf of .Tnin fina.
anm, of Hnylrr wantr. formerly nf fatte-aon
.lonlaiarouolj, aid H7 jaari.T uontLa aiidU
dtr.
Onthe t'lk nil., la Wahlnet'a twp. ejimoe
Knta, Be1 Sa vrar, mnt.tha and "i daya
Hi thesis Intl.. In l..'ean llle V'rkl n Pa.,
So.tt,,no iraai iif Roe. J. U. t'aruaworih
aaail in yaata, m mtba
pAHDINQ & FERRIS,
Patent & General Claim
Agrency,
WnMliini'toii, r. C
nr. n urn i it ir ii wn Hf.wa iDronan in
tfun of I'm ntuotry ihartttm" Iv rlftMnin,
siifi biflnMt fUtru.tHi Iu itlm l I l-uri
liliriup aiin iusi,
SherifTs Sale-
Br yirtne of a writ of Lor. Fa.
!. d out of tha Court of Onniroon Pl-aa
ol snylo-ion tr. anl to ma directed will b ex
in d to Public Sale, oa
Mnlurtltiy, ?pteinbor 13. ISH.
at tlie Coiirtlioni", In Mlililla' anr, tho following
aeacrioea pruiwrty, 10 mil i a lw.i nr
PLA A' A' FHA ME 11 0 USK,
1, "J. tiv atid on a M or piore fl'aroun I rltna'e
In Molll ire tjity nU'nliera I in Ilia d o of .anl
a iv a i i n . e o unn.il .n. y pa 'lie roai r.
ty I t Mo. Si h. ot t'lii-tuut Sir rl and w by
lot No. t.mntainloa 3i i-tn hi m re or la.
el e' ln la ai uilio oa I Iu bv eol I aa the
properly of Audrew Waxnar.
D. BOIANPKR,
SharllT'a Offl a, Aag. 7, 'J3, Buarlff.
Public Sale-
In pursuance of an order of the Or
pbano' Court of Knydrr rounty, granted to
ih " uiMlenUnel Ailunnll-alor of theetatrf
(loiirvo tlo, lata of Wrat Haer lownahlp. SBt
dariMiunty,ila. il, will be expoaed to Public sale
en ina praioiKea oa
I'i'ltliiv. hrplftnbrr flth. T3
the followloa duaerlbod Heal Ktate to wit i All
that rartaln eiaaeuete and trm t ol land altuated
In Wert leaver lnwuahit, ttnv.lrr eotiny. fenn.
aylraola, boondd aud dnorltKd aa fo Iowa to
wit t on tlie North by land of Hamuel siuiupf
teat by fllaa Welder, (t..uih by Jaoob Ooaa, aud
weal By i -iiarina a.roor,oontaloinK
JCicrhtv Aore,
mor or lara ou wSlrb are rreotrd a Hrr'e
IIOItHP, ISMIlla: J larii.
and other ut'O-aary out bull ihk4. a larxe a umbir
ii eaoei ani irun iiaea on tuo ttini.
A I. so At Ibo aauie tluia and vlsoa, a certain
l aai i or
IVTountniik fnntl,
lln,te In Wnt Hair-r township afiraald,
bounded aa f llowa to wit t eoutn hv land .f Jo.
ph mum; f, t-am by Jasob I.m, Wart bv John
ii. iferiMiT, uonn Jai-aa in'uoi&in voniamtua
Twenty-live A-rea mure or tore,
sal.- to e iBtiueore at 14 oclork M.. on aald
day abou t rua will be mails known lr
uuAtti.r.n rwHr.rfn,
Auk 7, 73 Adnlniatrator.
VALUABLE
Mill Property,
TWO
GOOD HOUSES,
FIVE DESIRABLE
T O W IV 1 O T M,
AT
PRIVATE SALE,
Tlie mill has a larjie custom, is in
pood running order, with never failing
water power.
Two. lots, on each is erected a cood
dwelling house, with other necessary
improvements.
Five town lota favorably located, and
well suited for Imildini; purposes.
1 ho aiiovo namiHi proiicriica are sit
uate in the Borough of 'cw Uorl in,
Union Co., Pa. For further particulars
on or address A Mi BUT 1IOLTZ,
New Berlin, Lnion Co., Pa.
Joly tl, T3tf.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OP
Valuable Property.
The undernifrned will offer at Public
title, tba ral'iMe aal and Peraowal Broner.
ty of Henry Jarrett, di-e'4 . la M..n-oe twp., oa
hHtUrtlHr. wllKUSt U. lST.t.
Tha dlowlB Traot of lod Situate la bur Jar
county eontalnlna,
T II I K T Y ACRES,
mora or leaa. on which ara orei'ted a good TWO
ium
. IIOU8K AND II A K N ,
with other noreaaary oulhn'Mlnas I an OreHard
of t'bid e Fruit a well of i erer fjlllDir water
at tbedovr eouvenint v mill, 'hoot and aturv,
aud In food nate of cultivation alau
f K H tt tl N AL FhOI'cRTY,
eoniiallna of two Cowe, twe Hoga, three Bad"
aud Baildlof , ona stuk, one table, one Mureau.
one uoraer (.npooarii,
TWO CUOKINO BTOTE8.
oaa pek. one MUud. one Bine, one Bkot Ona,
one Flat-d, on- 'r.m Katih-, ona Urosr-ent aaw.
two akb, one nroaoaae. ona ri AUKar, ioi oi
liarrela Tuba, Fork, Uoes, felbovala, aad other
artloira too to niemloa.
bale to tako plare at lata realdeaee of dae'd ,
at o'eiek, a.m. of aald day ahrn term wi.l be
made knoan ky Y. 11. WAON i.h,
duly 13, lara. ueautor.
EXKCUTOR'8 SALE Of
Valuable Property.
The undersigned will offer at Public
Sola, ike Valuable Jtael end Pereonal pro-
party of Pater Super dao d., In Monroe twp., oa
'Itieaday. October
The Miowlna Traot of Lead litaata la aald twp.
Saidar outinty ecu lamina
K I U H T Y f U U R ACRES,
wore or leaa, oa whloh are area led good TWO
STURY HO0SE AND BARK,
wltk other nc-oaaary oatbolldlna't an Orebard
of Uboloe I'ruiti a well of nnvor failing water
near Ilia duor; eooyeuloul l mill, eebuol aad
ttoro, and la good atate ol oultivatlou, alao
rbitDuriAi r a r c n t i,
aanatailna of eua Hal er. four Shoato. oaa Una.
gy, True Wagou, r)irlnn Wagon two nata Uar
aa ateddle at,d Brl il, til ad, htavy iale aad
Uoubla Traea. Wkevlbanvw.
UN M O R tt K . TWO COWS,
Oroeer Heller, let of Oak aad Pine aaailin,
Ualuaatvr, flow. May ladder. Uoae, Pleia,
Hhuaaia. orha. Uoei at loo Ueoalaa Htovra.
one Mad n, Med Han, Cktes, chains, 4 ether
artklua to anaiaaie w maaitoa.
aie to take a at Ute n laieee of saw., a
, a w. a 4 Lf i k
Oiphana' Court Cala-
BT vlHoa of an ardor of tka Orphaai'
Onnri nf Snyder Count r. The aader.
atanel a.lmlnletratrit of tha aeut of Jeonb
ifi. laieoi uoaira lown.hlp, rlnysea Co.,
Pa., doretaad, Bill axpeea ta fnblia Hale oa
ITiurutay, Augtut 38, 1873,
on the premlasa snoot ono.fbBrk of a aide rrom
Centrerllln, tha lellewtna deaorlbed TaluaMa
Hral tatala Tin
1?1 FTY ACRKH of
ttxoelli-nt land, tntond roadlilon for faraiiaa
narpowa.hoxniled on ike Worth hy landaof
t-o' a Ralak and othara, on the Ean or ad of
tieoraa Hamrn, I, rtonlli by Itannto Hampaal and
oa b we-t iir land of Jb Hlokkart a etkari.
ub aniii praioioea areereetra a
Lnrtro IIoiimo.
BANK RARN. and ether not Ball.ilnre.
Hal t- con.n.rn. e at loe'eiork A M. of eald
nay, wuea eoodl Kma .al- will n made known
by cXUAUfcrH IIT HKLI.,
Aoaiaieraataix.
Jily tt, lift.
lr. ik-ri.'a apvlsoearee liyapapita LlrarCa o.
pww. xioaiimiin.i, yitro itntf or rooii. ronr
Ntomark. Water llraa'i. Ilaar-oorn. Iviw Hulr-
I a, Ae. ib thlHt Sr , rare-rar lalllnK turn an a
ini'i on. i aa e e tea a Id b drud'aK oba A.
Moati. Aaam for Mlddibur lvn.t.lit
K alilli n.fl. Y.t'lr alara mailed oa aepiioallun
Aug. MVS
gT. ELMO UOTEL,
formerly TUB UNION.
A'o. 317 ( 319 Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
First-('lasa Accomtuodation at $2.50
I er Day.
JOSEPH M. FECI Kit, Trop'r
J I. MONUECK,
J list Ice of the Pcaice
Adamshurg, Snyder Co., Pa.
Will be In bis office nt lb shove mention.
el place, on MONDAY sal RATUHUlY
of fHoh week, erbea all kinds of hualnvas
relating to bia ofhee, will be attended to.
June lit! 7;iif
gSH FACTORY.
IsTEV FIRM.
The anderMgnod haalna entered tnt a eo-
partner.hlp for the partake nf carrying on more
eoenrlrely and to belter adTamaae the burl
neaa of manutaoturlng a general anorttti.nl of
all ktnda of
BUILDING MATERIAL,
SUCH AS
Doors. ,
L Shutters.
Sash,
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES
Ncroll Work,
JtlouUlingM,
All Sorts of
ITURMXG,
wlih to any to Carpenter.
Intend to build
ail other, who
NEW HOUSES.
Or Repair & Remodel
OLD 0NE3,
that w hay tl.e fnrlllttea and are prepared to
lurnlrh at Inlr p.lroa, K r. A Y Ma.DK oral
hurt nntlre, ehe iier than oan made by hand
the moat Important part oi building.. Wealao
make
Aim lliiU, Xntal Potti and llnlat
ter, llrat krti,
F'li'Iii'. Niilliifir,
ruil(ieecl llouriu,
anJ do a gcooral boaiaesg of all
kind of
Lumber for
Weareprartloal and eiperlenred Arphlterla
ana iruKniMiuen, inn our pairona win nave
the beneniul our knowledge audaklll.
Our work will Prove $itv factory,
HAINES & SNYDEB-
MALUM, V. O.Snvtler Co. I'a.
May, W,i
JUVI KELLER,
Maonfaolurarof and dealer la
FURNITURE,
Would rrspeolfulU Inform the eltiien of
tteltnagroy ami iclnity, that b aianufso
lure to or ter and keep eonnaniW un baud
UHA1KS tit ALL KIMIS, AMU
Furmturtt of every JJeaonption
at the aery loeeat prio. H reipeotfu
invile no cxuuntiaiion of
WEDHTEA 08, BUREAUS, TA DLES, SOFAH
LOUNOES, 8TANDM, CHAIRS, as.
alrA special iovilat too it exieadrd to
wljr married folk to call aud nij (took
or jurobaalog elwher.
LtVl UtLLtlt
Seliaeirofo, April 0,8"O-lf
" Jj'AMILY FAVORITE 1"
THE "WEED"
SOWING MACHINE.
Tha moat oorfeeU and araerally aaefal ma
ahiBB In eiiatenor. For tl'a faailyof ik" farmer
or meebanle. whore tha work rrqulred of a sew
lug aaeeMoe racrao trora ina eeariret garmeula
of men', wear to tka nviet delleite .ad ora
aiautel f,brh-e for ladle, end cklldrea II ka.
piO'Bd Itaalf thoroughly rMoleat aad entirely
atUfaetory. Of uorqna'lrd almplleilv end
ooBipeotoea of eonatmetloa, eapahla of boiag
loaraea ana operaua wiib ona h'unn in aauai
esnoadliBre of time aad labor, wltke eeparlty
Air quantity, quahtv and vwlety of elocution
rymd lla iom, ll'or., end a renalailuB for
dunblll y and reliability kknwn end appreciated
by Ihouaanda, tl la ogered lo toe people fur the
morterliloal Inrpeeibm end rompirton, with
oonttilon. a that It. owl B. n.erlm eannot fall to
ouiivlnoo the eararul examiner, of Ita euparlurtlf ,
Not ana praon In
TWENTY
who an mine lha WEKU brfore puiehealag a
he tadueed to hare ur oth.r, and aaaau of all
other aaaehlne. aeowtau thla fast, employ
airexl aeddleraor eaaaaeaera to peak taelr uta
iklaea lato the koaaa of tk noupl aod aoll
th"ai vefor tky aare a ay evaonaail to aa tb
J.D.LOTZ,Agi
Mid-Jlabm-x, Pa.
.! a4 .ISf V wi '-ilii Cf
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bar? lTlatta;a. U U.
WKRTWABD.
BTATIOrTtt.Leeal A
Mall. Feet Lla.
Swabary
ttritnactnae Ja
Selltirgreve
r.wllng V
Kramer V
Melaar' P
Visit lobars;
rlenfrr r
Hoaaerlewa
Ailamei-Brg
Maoiare
W a an or T
Shlndal r
Painter
Malt land T
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lwtatowa
WaltUnd r
Prlntr
Ithlndol P
Waanor F
M. i luro
Adamrhnrg
Heavortowa
Honf. r V
HI idlrbara
Moloeo
RrwmerP
Pawliaa P.
ellnirrore
NellnrxroTe Ja.
Ounbury
tw,VteOpai 11 n. a ar.
IStk, It II Hi
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at i list
as r? 11 4
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IS tlj 1141
14 Tl I1M
lol T4 13 M
I0IS H I"0
10 4 In lit
11 w a at si I n
to ptn t op ai
tnnertln at Lewiotnwa .lun-tl- n with the
Train, on Mam ll'io I'ono a R H. and at Sun
my with tral io nf Nonhe-n Centrr' fhtla. a
Ere ad imavlllo, lia.letoa a Wl keabarr
Hallroada.
avTritnawllt .top at fttatb'B. marked "F
oaly when ttlgnat la gien.
I. F. RM1TII, Bup'L
piIUADELTilIA at ERIK RAILROAD.
WINTER TIMETABLE.
On and After M0NDAT OCT. 7. 1872
he Irnin on th Philadelphia a. Eri Rai
nonu wii rua a loiiow. i
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN, lray. I'hllsdelpbialHOp m
" " " Hiintiury atl m
' arret Erie 7 6ft p n,
ERIE EATRESS leare I'hlU'a. 2 4" p m
" " ' Kiiuhury 7llpm
" arrat Erie 7 4'i.m
ELM IRA MAlLloarrs Vhila's 810am
" " " Kuiibitrjr 4 W p m
" arr l Lnrk llaypn 7 " p m
N1A0ARA EXl'KESS lenve. 1'liila. 7 3 U m
" " " Htinhttry J 2 dUpm
" arrat lleuoea 4 85pm
EASTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaees Erie. 11 5 a m
" nuiihiiry litjam
" arrat PhiUa 6 65am
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Erin BH.Spm
" " fnnpurjr 9 M a m
srral Philadelphia Sil'ipm
ELMIHA MAILleayr Lock llnaonT fiani
" Munbiir ) I On it m
" rr ol 1'hiU a U DO p tn
M.tUAKA tirrcKH. lea . Kronaa 2rp
" " " Hiintmr ft 10 p in
" arr at runs a 8SJa m
Mail East ennnects east and west at Erie
with L. 8. h M. 8. R. W nnd at I'orry and
Iryineton with Oil Coetk and Allvgbcnj
tt. II. v,
Mail West with west hound trnins on I,
8. at M. 8. It. W. and at Innirioo with Oil
Creek nnd Allegheny R. It. W.
Niagara Etpreat aud Erfa Exprcia Kent,
and r.rle mail Mngara bspreaa aud .l
ultra Mail West, connect at Willinmporl
with trains geing norib on the r'.linirs and
Lanaudaigua liittaioo oflba N. t. K. It.
Catawlaaa paaaenger trains will ba run
east from Willianiaport on Erio Eiprcas,
and west to Willianiaport on t.lmtra Mail.
W.M. A. DALDWIN.
Oeo'l Uupt.
JJESNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
SUMMER tTmE TAHLE.
Kii'lit trains (Dnily) to an J from
1'hiladelpbia nnd l'sttslturch, and
Two traiu Daily to utttl Irma
Erie (Sundays Eicopted.)
After Sunday. Juno 29th 187:1 the
I'asscnuor Trains nf tho I 'on nay I
eania Railroad Company will depart
from Harriahiirg ami arrive at rhilaaol
pnia rtw lork rui.uurg aud trie a
follow.;
EASTWARD
2 55 Philadelphia Exprea leaves liar-
rinburg dnily leiorpt Momlajpl at 2 65
a m and arrive nt Wet Pbllsdelphia at
0 65 a m., and arrive at New York at
10 15 a. m.
3 35 Fast line leave llarrlsbur; daily
iiaidim and arrives "at Heat 'bilafel
phia at 7 15 a m. and New York at 10 25
a. m.
7 45 Laneaaler train via Mount Joy
lraee llarriabitrg daily exofpl Sundry
al 7 45 a w wiib through car tor Philadel
phia, aud arrive at Wat llbiladvlpbia at
12 20 p ui at New York nt 3 55 p in.
8 55 Nuiithern Express leaves liar
rlvburg daily al N65 put nnd arrive.
Philadelphia at 12 85 p m and arrive at
New York al 8 65 p m.
11 til Paoitlo Expree leave Ilarrls
luirg daily at U 60 am and arrive at
M'vel Philadelphia at 3 30 p m. aod ar
rive, at New York (daily etorpt Monday)
al tt 85 p m.
2 CO blmira Eipree leave Harrtsbuic
daily (exerpl Hunclay) at 2 00 p m aod ar
rive, al Weal Philadelphia at 6 00 p tn and
arrive at New York at 10 f: p m.
i)(l Harrl.burg Accommodation leave
llarrt.burg dally except Httudny) at 4 00
p m and arriv at West Philadelphia at
'J 26 p tn.
9 45-Mnll Irnin leave llsrrlsburg da!
ly (except Sunday ) at 8 45 p m. arrives at
riula.lrlpuia atiou a in ana at New
York at 5 22 p. at.
10 60 tiucinnall Exprea leaves II ir-
rlaburg daily al 10 60 p m and arrjv cat
neat Philadelphia at 00 a ui and r r
at New York at 0 60 p in.
WESTWARD.
416 Eri Mail we.t, for Erie,, leave
llarrisburg daily at 4 15 a m, arriving at
Erie al 7 85 pm.
45 trie tiprea. west for Eri leave
llarriaburg daily (except 8uuda at 4 60
p tn arriving at Erie at 7 26 a in.
I aa the uoui hero expree leave llar
riaburg daily al 2 85 a at. arrive at Al.
tooua at h 65 a m fur break ri and ar-.
rive at Pm. burgh at 12 60 p m.
4 06 Paoifio Expres leavea Herriaburg
daily al 4 05 a nt arrive at Allona at 8 66
a m, for hreakraal, and arrive at Piti
burg at I 10 p m.
Way Paesenger Trsia leave Damiburg
daily at 7 46 a m arrive at Altooa at 2 to
p oi for dinner and al Pill. burg at b 06
p nt
Mall Train lav HarrUburg dally (es
cpt Bundsy) at 1 80 p in arrival al Allo
na al 7 2b p m
faat Lin leave Hgrrl.burg daily ex
cept Sunday al 6 00 p m arrives at Allo
na at V 20 p. in lake (upper and arrive al
Pltt.burg at 1 25 a m.
1 1 16 Pin.burg Exprea leave HarrU
burg daily except Bundsy) al 12 26 p m
arrive al Altooa at 4 00 am, and ar
rive at Pin.burg el 8 00 a at.
12 16 Claotnnail Espr leave II ar
rlsburi daily exeept baturday) at 12 16
a m at live, at AUoua at 4 60 a at and ar
rive, at Pittsburg aiHtOetn.
A J O a. 8 SETT, mT )VOir.
Ueueral aanager.
feaeeagorag't,
Q.U0SS k UK0T11KH8,
Maaufaelureri of aad dealer! la all kloi of
BILL TIMBER. LUMBER,
PALING, BHINULE3, LATH.
FLOUatlNU, U., Bbaaokia Dam, Baydar
weaaty, r au eraere proatpti iuo.
Tiitut, Car, ftftor, tni Li Immkw
SUMMER
OAK
HAttt.
Very Cordial Invi
tation to Patronize
the Very
Largest Clothing House,
Sixth a Market Sts.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Tux Popular Clothiers,
PHILADELPHIA.
Th a timlorBiPtiOfl. acrnL for AVancmalrr A ltn.tn.' leera aUa
hand a full assortment of
SAMPLES OP GOODS,
wltjch can bo neon nt lis Clothing Hor n Middlrl rijr. Mrrsrrra fslta
t ml suits inuile nt .Slioit Notico. Cood Work, Good Fit. and pooda a
represented, gunrnntfcd iu all ensta. O.C. GiTKi.ua, Miilddlcbt'r. l'tv
da. Vapor for the Mannon
WortU Ita WclBht In old
IVothlna: Ilia. as tt In ttta Worldtlt
fcve.vraaiiwWttoatmUaiaalueu.t. ' '
eo,"7lHM'.uTiH-.lp,'I, s. ta wh0
I3tTSI3STES3 Ji.NT) FAMILY TPJIPHITI .
aa. uu aad a ovakini tr It a lrrulatk an4 rrputatl.v ,paralltlru In Iba biator j U JjuranuuB,
Iv t. llttcvirvt IS-FiSt, fmm,, niu.rut Vfunt.
-iTiVEfScY0U ALL Y0UR LEGAL ADVICE FREE.
ra.e oi niiirniattua oa mattrra of .o.vi.1 an, .n.n tt.,,t f, , ,w jurn,1( ISt mf,
A Magnificont $5.00 Oil Chromo, THE LOST BABE,
kte Halt, Bguotod, tmjj tn from., to nreoentnl tn rt.r, ym,f tutcrlnar.
Siitwiiiui, prwa 13.00 par jrrar, lu aaranra. glnela enl lea eeaaa,
r PERMANENT AGENTS WANTED
Aooraa U toller, t
, CBOIT rUIlUTa, nitlUhare, rimiVM, r
liiraititr at ouir wr Prices
GOULD t CO. SELL THE CHEAPEST FURXITURK.
GOUI.f) A TO. aril (he Heat Furniture.
Of LU & CO- sell lb Blrongcsl puurnitnre.
GOULD k CO. sell Die Handaotnrat Furitar.
(II I.D li CO. bav lb target block
GOrtD CO. bav all end. of Furniture
01LD& CO. bav lb Newest Pattern.'
VJIOtl
G(H'M)
OULD
k CO. buy and sell for eaah.
& CO, bav great advantages in manufacturing
Gni'Lt) & Co's Furniture I. lb meat Eleganl.
OULD Sl CO. bava Pullia atlon.lanlo.
Gnu I.D A CO. hsve-ligbted Pioror
UULU k CO. bav Four Store.
c-oum & CO.
X. 77. Cnr. KTXTir nnd MARKET. X. !17 ami 39 X. SECOXD
St., 272 Snutt '2d St., and 1206 MA IIJCET St ,Phili'd, I'a. (7Ac.l9,'72f
IS MIUDLEDCfia, BT
Geo. Alfred chocIi
A LAK0E AS80UTMENT Of
PRINTS, MUSLINS, DRY GOODS,
IniK-v CnHNlmercH, IttotKl IVInclo CJlothincr,
Hats anil Caps, Shoes, llosiory,
rnrasols aod
ALSO A FULL L1L OF GROCFRI1X
Sugars, ColTocs, Teas, Spices, Syrups, Fish, See., Ac.
TOI1ACCOH, HTJlr- VIVr CKiAllS,
ALSO QueeDBtvare, Glassware,
! bav .electro1 the hnv uoml. with great rare,
wlrhlnir to iiurrhane. I all ami ree for vour.olvea.
Tliaukful lu uiy Irlend. (or tholr iiatronaua In
lue.auie, ljune ao, lau-ii.j
ESTABLISHED 1853.
Till. OLD COKi:U
Rebuilt and llefurnUbed wiib the Fined and Cbespeit' A.norlmeat
3DR1T G-OODBY
NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS, QUEENSWARE,
Hardware, Groceries,
HhoeM, Carpet!, Oil
"WALL IjVXETtH,
EVEtt OFFERED TO
Tb ub.orlber having removed into
Market aod Pine btreet. i now prepared
on tbrl nay favor bim with their patronage, great inducement. II li determiaed tka
THE OLD CORNER
SHALL 8TILL CONTINUE THE MOTTO FORMERLY ADOPTED,
"THE CIIEAJP CORISER."
Br a itrlot altantion to bu.lne.f, aod keeping at all time tb noil eomplete lleek.
aad felling: at lb loweil prion, h bope ta
Mr All kind or luum ui i fuuttfi taken ta esonange lor goou.f
Sdimgrov. April 20, IbTl. WM. F. ECKBITf
OLENA.
Tb beet ell la thi world for Maeblair,
ii win not coin.
Ii will not gum.
It Is equal to the bed Lard Oil.
ir you bav ear kind or machinery,
forOLENA. and If you eaauol buy it ai
boat, ad for a I'euler aad prio list lo
rainK, ADbatrx, eTTHiri,
Oil lianrnfactunrg and iMoltrt
Me. aeoreaa Aveaa.
eft K 'fl tt) ixzziz rv.
VERY BEST CLOTHMQ!
Very Urge Assortment I
VERY LATEST STYLES I
Very Low Prices I
WEAR
OAK
HALL.
READY
pt OIJLD & CO. nffer ltnrgains.
LU k CO. alwuv iriva rjaliafnotion.
VIlTIaKw
1873
Gloves, Notions, SLawls, Tans,
WLito Goods.
Tubs, l'sils, Baskets, Etc, E'.e.
ami ark in evamlnatlnn of the ram by tho.
t'omimre my trloo. ntlh other.
the iiuat, 1 reanaoilully .uili'lt a eontlnnane el
O. ALr KEU MJlUlUit,
REBUILT 1871
Cedarware, Hats & Caps,
Clotliw, HIioo I'lnclintist,
GLAHH, &o., &c,
TII18 COMMUNITY.
bl NEW STORE ROOM, oa the Corner
to offer, to bi. old ouitnmer, and all near
merit a full (bar of patronage.
yiLLIAM MANN.
STATIONER
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER
AND
Steam Power Prater.
SSO Market and SSfj
k 0SO Commeroe Mt9
PHttADSLPHU. .