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NOTICE.

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ment 10 ] o Carson IN whose hands the
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interest Of ALL. concerned not 10 neglect
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~ O a4g2 q.

IKE undersigned Auditors VIII meet
At the sfire Of Samuel w Pearson, IN
Thursday the 22d day Of January next.
for The purposes in the foregoing cons
mission mentioned. at which place and
lime all persons interested may attend Il
they ihink proper.
ROSS FORWARD,
SW PEARSON,
ISAAC HUGUS,
deelo '4S Auditors.
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AnoIoEr.

Our apology for the lack Of original
matter in this weeks 5 paper IS the absence
Of the editor-he having gone to Harris
burg 70 attend the Railroad Convention.
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pcnnsrltaEs.a LegIs.a:are.

In the Senate DANIEL /. SHERWOOD, oi
Bradford was elected Speaker.
FNDLEY PATTERSON, of Armstrong,
was elected Speaker Of the House.
The Message Of Gov. SnUSK was dc
ivered at 10 ~, on Wednesday.
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somerset, pa,
TUESDAY, JANUARY ls, ls4o.

TB. Palmer Es7. Of Philadelphia at hIs
Real E. gufe and Cor! Offoe. i oar authorized
Agent fsr obtaining Advertisements o''6 SUD
sc-iufisa for the HERALD" aHd IS clothed
with fun power to rcreipi for any monies pad
10 him on those objects. His agency includes
the fo,ou;n. ciiies. viz:-PliiiadriPhia. New
York. Bali more sDd Boston, siid his Offices II
ti,e-e ser-r,I r,.cos are located as follows
P1y-,7eiykiE-No. SO Pine Street.
Ne,- gsrk-EO. IS Nassau
R-F;uo.c-S Z CJrner CT Bait-GS Cal st
Bs,fs4-Yo l5 Safe 4.
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Sheriff's Sale.

EEY virtue Of a writ OF Fl Fa issued
Es odi OF The Court of Common Pleas
OF Somerset county. and 10 me directed,
there will be exposed to sale 6v way Of
public ouicry. at the house Of Joseph
Fleming. in Jenner township. Somersel
county, on Thursday the 5!h day 81
February next. at | o'clock, z. NJ. the
following Real Estate, viz:
All the right. uile, interest amt claim.
of George FIeck, deceased. of. in, and
10 a certain TRACT OF LAND, situate
in Jenner township, Somerset county,
containing two hundred acres, more or
less. about twenty acres clear. sdjsining
land of Barnet Prking. Jacob Heiple
and Charles Ogle's heirs and others. Oh
which are erected rzbin house and sta
bic. with The apperienances-as the pro-
pr V Of he said George Fleck, deceased.
at the SUIT of William TrimhIe. fer The
use OF Edmund liisrnan and John 4 .
Bel, partners trading under the arm OF
kierHan and Bell
JACOB PHILIPPE, Sh'f.
Sherif1-s Office. Somerset }
January l3. 1916.
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The Message Of Gov. SKUNK has come
10 hand. bu! too late for this weeks paper.
We shall, however, lay it before our rea-
ders next week.
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DIR. MI A = E'S
CELEBRATED
q I pc u U / q q.


Tor ire ere If Hpafi'es ar Lircr CoaRpAtffat,
Dyspepsia and Sex Rsed-Aehe.
HzHIS rrine,ly having been for several wears
Z employed by the proprietor in his PFariice.
ON a very lrgs sraIe in MosIongsIia, Preston.
Harrison aud Randolph counties, IN Virginia be-
sides ssverai other plres, snd having been aiien-
dcd with the sp2y effects, he has been from
lime 10 time solicited 10 adort such course as
weuld give ii a more extensive circulation. with
a view 10 lessen the amount Of human suffering.
A Aware Of the fact tlst many useless nostruns
hare bees yaImed uieu the public, he heziiaicd
for several years until thoroughly cOnyiHcrd that
the above medicine, If properly used. would not
fsiito effect cures in great many instances, and
even 10 alleviate those c.srs which quite incu-
rattle.
Symptoms ef q diseased Li'rey.-Pain in the
Tichl side under the edge Of the rls. increased
en- prcssure sometimes the pain is IN the lef side:
ihe patient Is rarely able 10 lie on the left SIDE:
some,imes the liaia is leli under The shoulder
blade II Frequently extends to The top Of ibe shOrl
der aud j. seinrtiu,es mistaken for rheumatism
IN the right sru The timack is afIerted with
loss of appslile and cLne :; the bowels IN gen
raj. are cosiiss. ssEeIiaes alfcIins with lax, TIE
head 5 troubled with pain. accompanied with
dull. heavy sensation 10 the back part. There Is
generally q considerable loss Of mem0ry, ACCOM-
panied with Painful sensation OF having lcft
undoue something which ought to have hren
done. a slight dr. cough IS sometimes an stien-
dam. The patient complains Of wearRess cod
debility: he IS easily startled bis feet arc cold or
burning, aud he complains Of prickly sensation
Of the sean; his spirits are low; and although he
is satisfied that exercise would lie benefiriai 70
bin vet he can scarcely summon up foF;ii0de
enough 20 try il. In fact, he Jistrusis every re-
mesIv. Several O. the above symptoms attend
the disease. but cases have occurred where few Of
them existed. vet examination Of the bcly after
death has shown the llyeT 10 have been extensive
" deraoged.
CERTIFICATES.
This is 10 certify that having been associated
with DR.. M'I.ane IN the practice Of medicine for
nearly two aud half wears, ! have hal many
opportunities Of Witnessing the good effects Of
his Liver Pills. aud believe diey have cured and
relieved a much l5TseT proportion Of the diseases
Of the liver, Than have known cured and re-
lieyed by any other course Of treatment.
Dec. :, 1886. OLIVER MORGAN, ND.
GroBsKuys-Nans are genuine without a
fac-simile Of The PrOpfistor's signature.
Prepared for the proprietor By
JONATHAN KIDD & Co.
Wholesale aud Retail Druggist. corner Of
iih sud Wood -, Pinsburg, Pa,
They are also ssld hy lac following agents.
John l.. Snyder Somerset,
liav & Morrison. Isvanssie.
knabie and Yought. Centreyille,
N. A. Ross. Peiersilargh,
A. Wyatt, SIsiihfrld.
G. Cook. " eie-sl,grgh.
y. B.-Ia order that there nav le no mistake.
be particular and asa fsE -Dr. h.!.snes LAYER
Pills" tjanlS3el
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WANTED.

IN apprentice 10 the Hai;ing business.
a wanted. One from Is TO II wears
OF sge. OF Industrious hahiis. who can
cone well recommended. will be taken
Immediately.
ianl3 JOHN G. KURTZ
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gatent vermifuGe.

DH. McLGyk's AxEEIcAS WoHH SPEcITIc
. Prolrp Ply espeis Forms 70 o1s oLn.ssf IL
c7edJie 1umbfrt
FLO subztshiisle toe above fact many hundreds
"a Of testimonials could he sddnred, out of
witch the following are selected. from InJivid-
Uals of standing and veracify. Indcrd. II is con-
fdentv affirmed that each new tfial OF tic pow
eTs Of tIis remedy viii have an additional irn-
dency 10 widen and confirm Us fame. and that if
It wsrc university known and diffussd over the
United States. Ii would noi save less than many
Il not thousands Of Hses a8HUally.
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RE. The presence of The troops at E.
vansville has restrained any further out
break, if any were In contemplation
Bickn. Reporter.
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administrator s Sale
OF
Real Estate.

TN pursuance Of an order of the Or
Il phans' Cour, Of Somerset county.
there viii be exposed to sale bv way
of public ouIcry on the Glib day OF Feb
ruary. on the premises, the following
tract of land viz:
so acres of land
situate in Paint township. Somerset
coun.y. adjoining lands Of Peter Miller.
John Walker and others, with cabin
heuse and log stable thereon erected,
with absui seven acres clear. late the es-
tats of Alexander Walker. deceased.
Sale TO commence at two o'clock on
said day; where due attendance will be
given by Samuel Rordebush jr. admin
istrzior. Terms Cash.
By The Court.
/ w. n. PICKING.
Jan.i3 'i6. Clerk
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Somerset CountH. SIS.

SOmerSet County, SIS.
M||~M n ihe mailer Of the voluu-
q lsry assignment Of Jacob
: - : Flickinger 10 Charles ilee-
Is Mr~@R dey.
No. l55, April term, ls+5. And now
10 vii. 4lh November. 1915. Account
Of assignee filed. Ssh Doe, Is45. ac-
count confirmed. and Samuel w Pear
son. Esq. appointed Auditor 80 distribute
the money aDong the creditors.
Extract from the record csTuhed 18Th,
Dee, IS45. Al OGLE, Prol'y.
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AZ o. "a 2 q z ,
Sonlerset COllntu. SIS.


,>,s..ssz> 4 7 an adjourned Orphans
9SM. "a CoUr held at Somerset.
sszS in and for said county. on The
;sTS5s,sS slh day of December. Is45.
Before the Honorable Judges thereof.
III The matter Of the real and personal
estate Of Frederick Younkin deceased.
Aud now 10 wit, December Sth, 1915.
Ross Forward. Samuel w Pearson and
Isaac Hugus, appointed Auditors TO IS
certain .advsncemenis and distribute tIe
real and personal estate. among the heirs
and legal representatives Of said deed.
Extract from the records Of said court
certified this sih d4y Of December. .s45
Wsf II PICKING,
decl6 Clerk.
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MARRIED,

On the 18th ult. by William Reel Esq,
Mr.. ANDREW ]. LoHR, TO Miss ELLENoR
PENRoD, both ofQuemahoning tp,
On the 6lh inst, by Gillian Lint. Esq.
Mr ALEXANDER HUNTER, 10 Miss SARAH
COLEMAN, both of Somerset tp.
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CARsON s BfcKNIGHT,
(suocessOgs 10 n. COulter & Col

VEHOLESASE Grocers. Commis-
sion and Forwarding Merchants,
Dealers In Prodocs and Piltssurg Manu-
features, Sixth street, between Wood and
Liberty. Piusbargh. Pa. janis
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CERTIFICATES.

CERTIFICATES.
DO certify that wal Of DR.. M'I.anes Ameri-
can Worm Specific expelled fiye hundred and two
whole worms and pieces that wouid have made
sixty more. ffom lcy of J5hn I.svelIing. which,
IL laid in straight Inc. would have most probably
measured the enoTiDnus Icngth Of one hundfed
yards. JOSIAH JACKSON, Owner If Water
Forge, and other works AosongaIia county, Va.
This IS to certify ,hs; purchased from Holmes
& Kidd a vial of Dr. M'L0ne's American Worm
Specific, and gavr two doses 10 a bog Of mino
about three years years Of age. he passed fully
half pint Of woTUls The quantity was 50 large
was really alarmed, anJ called in several of ny
neighbors to see them. IIsd this story been re-
lated 10 me. csuld not have ere,tesI il. without
being an eve witness 10 The same. My ehiid's
health improved much after.
SAM'L MORRISON,
Merchant Taller, Wood ST. PitlsbuFsh.
Some tvyo menihs ago Purchasc5 vial of Dr.
VI Lanes American Warm Sperific. gave boy
of mine most Of vial; he passed forty yeTy
large worms. From that time hjs health inlpro-
sed very much. ] bad tired two other VeImifugcs
To no purpose. believe Dr. M'Lsno's the host
article before the public d. CALHOUN.
AAh4h tONHshlpY Aieknslf County.
HEAR MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
From a regular Physician. DR. Smith Sun
fish, Ohio.
Mr.. J. Kidi-Dear Sir--I hare assd IN nv
practice DR.. M'Lane's American Worm Specific.
and have often witnessed lis efficacy in expeliing
worms from the system. patient Of mine.
short time ag9, gave vial of the Worm Specific
to a child; in short time upwards iOf siziy-fvc
worms we're expelled.
Prepared for the Proprietor hy
JONATHAN KIDD & Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists. corner of
4ih and Wood SIS, Pittsbargh.
Also for sale by the following agents
JOHN l., SNYDER, Somerset
Hay aad Morrison, LayaHssIlle,
KnsbIe and Vorght Centreviiie,
NJ A. Ross, Petersburgh.
a. Wyatt. smhhfeiJ.
G. Cock WelIersburgh-
n B. Be particular TO ask for Dr. Lane
American Worm Specific, or Patent fermiSgge-
janl3,i5
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u:

On the 9th ult GEORGE, infant son
Of Mr. John Baldin. Of Somerset tp. aged
2 Y. 2 m. and days.
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IIerlH ; Uillre, SOmeTsei,
.lannarV i3. 1916.
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By Last Nights Southern HAIL.
Home Porte.


Lrws, Del Sept. II The bark. Hope, for Port Spain
VAIN; Meezzo; Albert and Commerce for do; together
with 20 sail Of chrs down and anchored the Break
water last evening" where they remain this writing in
with the vessels previously reported The ship Alegha
nyeShankand for New Orleans did not proceed to
stated Ia my letter Yesterday but returned alter getting
derwaythe pilot not deemg advisable TO stand to
the weather thick The briggs Pearl and Chico
FIN Boston; schr Abner Hall Providence and
brigs unknown came in this morning. and passed No
thug additional TO note ~ the way OF disasters
Chsopes, Emery do; Michigan, Crowe dos schIs Sarah
Adams Nickeson Provdence Frances, Gardner Taunton,
Mass Alexander, Doughty. Newport; Senator Clark New
York; Adams, Saunders, do; Harp Bease, Wareham;
come Beess Wareham, Mass Patriot, Mason, New York
Rushing Westcott ,dence; Abner Hall (new) Nick
Providence Richmond, Seavy Fall Rver barge Orb
Yapp and steamer Black Diamond Cox. New York;
SUPERIOR Nets Delaware City with 30 tidewatsr boats
tow CID brig Rowens Wilson, Laguayra and Porto Ca
dlcot New York; Two Brothers. Kelsy, New Haven; Cor
sair, Smith Fall River; Merldan LeyeIon Baltimore: Sa.
rah Jane Leavtt Wilmington, NC; Pilot Jordan Boston
Phebe Bax'er Crowel dc; Ellen Barker New York. Bran
DIVINE, Green. do Chief, Dale; Providence; II Mead,
mond oop Signet Shropshire Troy; bages Mars Stack
house New York; Star Looghesd do steamers lronsides,
Morrison New ork Ericsson, Cain, Baltimore
miscellaneous Record.
DIsAsTERs-Schr Mary Elizabeth Buchaloo, from New
Haven for Philadelphia with assorted driven
ashore during the gale of "Wednesday night Ab,ecor
would be off without material injury The scrs Fair
play, Express, and soops Silvia aad Muney. also
ashore Abe Beaco daring The galeno partcu
lars gIven.-f fhilad. Exchange Books.
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trorcsxa suuporGaxa lions.

lawrence Murray & lngate-is w & r Ma-i0o0 sugar
moulcs Weolsry Woosey-i Johnson. Moore Tay or--
G IA < Y aooe-3 Nyse sons-3 NJ Gamer-;0 Jose pin
t.ll,on-1 Ahem K coo VIM Hartman y cog Clark
Gill y co.. A Anold-5 bols Fieder-3 Herrck-i 8
Dodge a A Il Stewart Coz w Delaheld-2 Wait
land smre o-89 WIN Cnance-ls sifkea lrn"side co
SIS Nummin Dodge K Coz e Ahrenfeldt-i II Cohen-t
7 Napier-i Broiy-3 Dord-8 + Coueaett-3 Kesler
coz CoitensttS col Patton STEWART D Wendell
tsuaher-2 Upsdil PerrIson-l Jonn Moron-l Lit
nejohn-i O Meyer son-l Levi w SW Morey-
NJ rrisou X All SOIL Heam bro he 81 Oppenhe m-
hn nonl ldwin-l o Allen, and surdry packages
10 order-210toas chalkts Ginneli. Mnturn < co. -
casks do--350 tons salt De Wolfe
HAyRE-Ship Beuga-lQ0 casks ochre Feeders cases
mdse II Ward COLO Ceuteau-l pkg $ Curton--21
Hordeguin2 cases c ter eta Kohsaft feres-65 bids
Herdt-2 'ses Dugns-1 Coysen-l John Auten--
pkg Brady x col kepler cos Winter Dambman-lo
= fserelaetts CO., es.ef ste,nsI-i Ger Gali
Is g asnoly-io Hessenbugh coo spies, Gness co
IA Legoux-s Fanfernot Duac-l0 pkgs Corbitt CO.
cases Haiiburton-I Thomps IN co-5 Haas Gotz
i pkg Gerson-l Peyser-3do Silk, Adams coz
pigs 10 order.
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II.
give below digest of the principal information to
he obtained relative the present of crops
NkhM9Sr.-Ihe aboIs oil the farmer appear to have
been well rewarded Hay, oats, corn, and other crops
are very promising. In some quarters the wheat has
been injured by the ny and the potato has done some
little damage
CoSNEcriour-Crops generally doing well, but
the potato rot has effected immense ceal OF loss
throughout the whole State
NEW fohx-Ihe whest crop IN the river counties is
IN good conauoh put IN the region OF Monroe county
the drought
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ariscsI,anroas record,


Schr EMPIRE. (of Stonngton for New London) before
ported 10th by brig Keying this port;
fallen in with day by fishing schr Albert Beverly
from Bay Chaleur OF the of the A.
board aud she taken Beverly night The EN-
had received other slight damage.
Home Ports.
BosroN, Sept FAR ship Oeteyius Coburn, Ly1. July
30 Telegraphed ship Hartley FIN Livl Signal for bark
aud brig Cid, SHIPS Shepherd, lnew, Of New Orleans
9i 3is5th onsj Marcy, N0leans; Panther Parker Of and
for Bangor bars Pamso, Kendck Charleston; Lawrence
Pictou; schoonsr lvarado Harding Wilmington, NC aud
Georgetown SC; Marcia Philip, Wash,nston. NJ; Homer
Kant New York; Alb Lawrence Meeker do; Excel Lowell
do; King Long do. Sld ship Boston, and brig Fankin
Adam.
.LHARLEsTov, Sept s-Arr ship Charleston White, New
York; bark Edward Buckley do Went sea- brig Tybee,
NEWPORT, Sept lar brigs Victory Heath from Fall
River for Phlad; Wiuthrop Lord from Providence for
Phlad; Poe ahonta Cray from Bangor for Mart nique FL
name er, Belger FIN New York for Por, smouth.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept Gid ship Geo Stevens, Gushing,
Vgo and Corpnna; brgs Hoie Howes; shaw Brazos san
ago; Massachusetts Balbidge, New York; chrs Corah
WInslow, Braxos Santiago Virginia Clark do; Waterman
Howes, 30; Fiorinda, Arnet, do Arr ship Ashburton,
White, Boston.
PROVIDENCE, Sept l-Below brig Havre, Carpentet I'm
fctou going 2sn, bark supposed the Lucretia
Jones, hence SID schrs Renzi, Duree aud Moses Eddy
BlNen, NYork. Sid 10TH brig WintRop Lord. supposed
for Philadelphia.
SToNfSGToN Sept 8-Arr schr Eliza Lawton Cornell, n
York for Providence 9th brig Mazeppa Colson Pilhde
pha for Boston, with tore carried away and oretop
mast sprung, while trying TO make Newport harbor
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NEw ORLEANS, September S. 1876

Health Of the City The Crops-Trade, &C. &C.
Our city remains perfectly healthy but one case of
yellow fsver having made its appearance yet Most
of the disbanded volunteers have left the city and our
streets wear very dull appearance.
Yesterday we had refreshing shower OF rain which
has cooled the atmosphere, and may soon look for
cool mornings and evenings
The prospect for sugar crop is rather dscouraging
most of tho planters the river below Baton ouge
will make but haE Of crop, and in the neg
Of this city, above and below, il will be much worse
The accounts from above repre- sent the crop
mucn injured by the caterpillar, and late heavy rains
and in some Of the Red River and Bay Boue parishes
there will be but little cotton made The crops in eve-
raj OF the counties in Mississippi off from the river are
said to be in very promising state at present. while
those on the river will yield but little.
Much inquiry has been made for5one Capt. Alex Nc
Donald, who ahsconded from Charleston, leaving the
TO pay in their possession-it is said to be about
$4,000 is supposed he took the route to this city,
but yet he has not been heard FROM Rumor saws he
carried off about $4,000 in Wills England and gold
He is represented to he about fifty years old.
high, and will weigh 400 pounds he Is friend and
countryman of Dan OConnells and, is likely about 10
pay him flying visit He is said to have taken in old
K-B--- Of Charleston. for about 5000, and the
banks Of Charleston for 100000 reward is offered for
him.
Money matters are easy here, there is but little do.
ing in the way Of business and but little good business
paper Offering.
The general impression is, that merchants will do
alarge business the approaching season.
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kss: lAisssssa al Ills esastgsAH aastrvss hsstss N
ward than the Asser,.sn Of tia whigs psssa " whom,
at the last hour the day Of his election In istA turn
ed traitor to his cause and voted in the present native
American Incumbent Each party has made its
gressonal nominations in this district. Democrats, Col
Thomas B. Florence natives, Lewis C. Levin wings
f. Joy Morris.
The district Of Moyamensng, has been unusually
derby during the greater part of the week which be
accounted for by the fact that having been is
sued for the Of most of the members OF the gang
OF killers" they have deserted their haunts in the in
habted parts of Moyamensing, and camped out on
Hague Island which they invariably use on such occa
sons. their hunting ground. They are well provided
with owlng pieces and supply themselves with food by
the game their habits as eNperehced ehaoes
they resort TO pagng the surrounding farmers OF like
bandits roboing every vehicle mat travels along the
a bakers wagon stopped by them on Broad
street and portion of its contents carried Oft despite
the opposition o tho driver and mineral water
gon passing along some time Afterwards met the
fate and the driver beaten because he endeavored
of many bottles they could conveniently carry
The Moyamensing police though they are all ware of
the most active in the recent riot, laugh
ing at the futile efforts Of the officers of the crmi
aid in accomplishing the object aimed at After the
hue and for their arrest has subsidized they will
baby return to their haunts in the purleus OF Bedford
street. and repeat their ourages upon law and order
Perhaps they will be bold enough TO do this tomorrow
evening as some time since of their number de-
cared was the intention Of the gang to repeat the
same entertainment every Sunday evening, until il
TOO cold for outdoor amusements
melancholy accident happened this afternoon at Brs
toll One OF the forward deck passengers from your city,
ayoung man about 81, standing the platform Of
baggage car looking back at the passenger cars which
had been detached, and usual, going along on
another track to enter the depot when he caught
between the edge of the and the brick pillar of the
market house and dedilly crushed PLY sicians were
called to examine hs injuries and they pronounced
his death inevitable lie sill breathed when the boat
To- no lODnE Inf HE Twin
was unknown TO all the passengers the train and his
name could not be ascsrtained
Saies of stocks at Philadelphia.
SsPrl I2-FIR.r BoARp-2! u. g. BANK go IS 600
State SIS, 665s 6 Kensngton Bank, IS.
Arm SALEs.-lU0 State 6s III 5000 5s 661f; 800 do
60,6 40 u 3 Bank so.
SECOND BoARp.-l0O0 State 5s 66Is; Is U Bank, 81
After SALgs-50 Morris Canal, IA, 100 State 6's II;
20 Union Bank. Tenn, 90 so Vicksburg Bank, 81
60tO State SIS, 66ls
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

A LIQUID COLOKING FOX THE HAIR, WHIS-
"A KERs &cIts claims to patronage will at once be
desood those who have used sold the operations Of
tered for dying the hair Its application 10 simple effect
being emphacally perfect hair dye without de-
stroying the elasticity health Of the hair To fancy
keepers druggists &c. will be found mos. desirable
ticle they with confidence recommend it to their
TONER'S be troubled with complaints Of its dying the
skin linen. twill rub off the hair, and constant wash
and perfectly uniform entirely free from those unnatural
tut vary lug from the faded royal purple
due ed by the ordinary hair dyes In proof Of efficacy the
inventor prepared apply the dye TO wh.kers por-
If proves satisfactory which purpose he has private
Prepared only and sold wholesale and retail by VIM
BATCHELOR, No. Wall street, Broadway. Price
ST. double size 81 So Copy the address. Sole WASH
ington City, J. II. Gibbs. Penn. au23 I'm