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q L A d ~ E w S
r :. THE UNFORTUNATE.

p. THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted in all cases for the SPEEDY and PERMA
MINT CURE OF all diseases arising excesses or
1OUIHFUL INDISCRE TION.
Emissions, Genital Physical and Nervous Debility, I'm.
No CHANGE OF DIET Is NECESSARY.
They can ne used without deteC; ion, ana never fail to
effect Cure, If used according to ins .ructons.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price one Dollar per Box, Six Boxes for Five Dol
lars; asO Large Boxes containing Four Small
Price Three Dollars
From fou1 to six boxes generally required to
ordinary cases of Seminal Weakness, though benefit is
derived rom using single box
In CHRONIC Cases, and particularly when Impotence
or Gel ital Debt iy with Nervous Prostraton has
affected the system,
BELLS TONIC PILLS
Are recommended the most Eficacious Reuvenating
ana lnvigOrating Remedy in the word.
ackage z, ice Five Dollars will last q month and
Is genera sufficient
In extreme cases of Debility and Impotence,
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY,
Price Two Dollars sufficient for month, be used
10 good advantage.
1t fives Strength to the Organs and with the Pills
will restore them TO their norma condition
A. Pamphlet Of 100 pages, ON lhe ERRORS OF YOU I'll,
designed as Lecture and eau ion to Young Men,
Tree, Ten Gents required to pay postage.
II you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
OF your Druggist take no other, but send the money
direct 20
DIR. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician,
No. $40 BROADWAY. New York
And you will receive them by return of mail post pad
For sale by DYoTr Co., No. 232 N. SECoND D
street. CHS
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Marshal Benedek

was born 1904 at oedenburg Hungary and the
medical professor, He Manifested bent military
at very early age, and received suitable eduea
tun at the Imperial Military Academy OF .ustadt He
quilted this at eighteen and Joined the army cadet,
had his first commission in 1881 was promoted be
second Lieutenant, placed the sta and sent 10 Italy
In 1895 he cap ain, five years later he ad-
yanced TO the rank of adiutantmajor and left Itsy for
Poland.
lie dis nguisled himself during the peasant nsurrec
tlon in Galiacia and in the following campaign under
Radetsky in Italy where his brilliant mi ltary genius
placed him in high position, which he has since
retained. He may be considered the lead ing mi-
ary genius of the Empire 1t is said that he accepted
the command Of the austrian army conditions to
wit that he should have at least three hundred thou
sand men; that Archduke should be present with
the army and TN ut he should choose Gil his staff
officers This is generally cons sidered from Benedek 5
known pFoclyties to be an exclusion OF Germans
nom important positions.
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PROPOSALS.

- A l. ID p r ROPOs SAL a
O'Clock ~, on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF July
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POPLAR GROVE CEMETERY. - The National
Cemetery recently begun on The Vaughn road
four miles from Petersburg, Va, and in the rear
OF Fort McKeene, which is TO be called the Pop,
lar Grove Cemetery will, it is stated, contain
the remains of about fifteen thousand men, and
will possess some highly interesting features A
Gothic church. built by the 50th Pennsylvania
Volunteers, has been included in the grounds
together with the rustic houses near ii. These
buildings are built of pine and cedar poles, in a
style peculiarly adapted TO the present location.
Many officers of high rank have already been
inferred in the cemetery, which contains an
area OF six acres and is established on the estate
of Mr. John Flowers.
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PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION,
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

BUREAU OF NAVIGATION, \
NAVY DEPARTMENT., !
60 WASHINGTON, june 15, 1886 J
sealed Proposals vii be eceyed at this Bureau
until IL NJ, on SATURDAY, the 14th of Juiy
proxlmo, for the supply OF Comme nc ers and Navi,
ga oIs StatloneTy at the Navy Yard New York, for
use on board vessels of the UniteG states Navy
Printeo schedules, giving list OF the names and
quaint les OF the articles required will be furni hed
on application e,tbel to the Bureau directly or TO
the NaURatlon Ofhce, Navy Yard, New York where
samples may be seen
No proposal VIII be entertained unless accom-.
panied by tvldence that the bidder is a RECOGNIZED
dealer in the articles to be supplied nor un ess the
proposals are complete for all the art'c es in kind
and qua1ty as stated on the sen DUE, with the
amounts properly extended and footed; and the
Bureau reserves the right TO reject any OF all of the
Government to accept
Every oher must be accompanied by a written
guarantee OF ability to perform a contract; and
the contract.
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals for Sta
tonery," and addressed TO the Chief OF this
Bureau.
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
lSmfSt Chief of Bureau OF Navigation.
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MEDICAL.
V0X OPULI.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
No. III South THIRD Stree I
Price, $l'OO per Bottle; $500 for halfa. dozen.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,

No. T71 South THIRD Stree
Price, s1OO per Bottle $500 for halfadozen.
The undersigned citizens take pleasure in cheenuly
coughs colds, Consumption whoepng-coIgh, spotted
intampaton, and restriction Of afr vesse in the lungs
Charles O wilson Fornsys SS Is 9pSsry prsiy, ofCe.
Charles II Grafien, Sunday AercErY ofioe.
William +. CoTbt, Assoeisted % Press
orVnb william NI.b n &C. Carpenter Fire Alarm and Police
4 RanS9lPh Front and ombard streets.
H a. Davis NO. s28 GsskIl street '''
RoSnrt %S6n WSoGsGs TSSms No 1891 a ETTkin street
4. 9. Marcn, No. e26 Fisnklin street
oSn GeslSf ssTmSn1 Mo ~ ~ s. Il SssOpd @ street
Z, y, Howard No. Dock street
/. Rates No. COS Arch street SO"u '''''"
AdtT A6eTt Martin Martin No 80 AZ H. 8 Second street
" fhomas, NO. 20 n. Fourth street
George ViiGs son 10 sss Race iasen srset sey
" +. Brooks No. GS North second street
s. Seymour Rose Bustleton.
Char es Rogers, No 92l South street.
We YbSmSgs ing On, M sss09d ss dI and Quarry streets
William Barns, No 5l5 south Front street..
John Maginns TeaT Of No ia North Second street.
Mrs. $. K. Choate, Newark De.
M. William B. Wriqht.-
quantities. as a most excellent and efcacious reme y
lOT The complaints AIN set Iorth in your printed pill AREA
nun an %s Was WI G9esr % S9r prepara
DILKs & son, Druggists
n, f. corner Pine and Sixth Streets.
For sale also at
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY D. CowDEN's,
DYOTT co -,
And all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would leg leave further to say thai
he s prepared to fill orders and forward the Syrup tc
any part OF the country Persons desiring other nor
mat lon by m8il will nclose postage
VIII be eturned the exgences of business
will admit Address .
WILLIAM B. WRIGHT,
800 No I'll g. THIRD Street, Phi adelphia Pa.
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FURNISHING THE MATERIALS

and
CONSTRUCTING CULVER1S
In the First CulveTt District of the oity of Cam.
Den, New Jersey as follows:-
ONE BRICK CuLVERT,
lour ieet in diameter, extending from the interseo,
non OF second and Mickle streets, southwark along
second street to the intersec ION of Hartman
street labou 1850 feetl and thence westward so tar
Us rs " necessary to make an outlet to the river
ONE BRICK CULvERT,
three ~ in diameter, extending from the interseo
non OF second and Mickle strt cts eastward along
Mlckie street 10 Broadway about 1900 feetl.
ONh BR tCK CULVERT,
tnree feet In diameter extending from the nterseo-
non OF second AM Stevens streets eastward along
SteveIs street to BToadway tabout 1900 fee)
On and after the 25th day OF June instant plans
ana ~ &c hcations Of the required WORK will be filed
Tor examination at the of1ce or the City Clerk
EDWARD II. SAUNDERS,
CitY Surveyor,
-, - No. 30 n. Second street.
camden, Juno 8, 1855. % Il IL
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUTLDTNGs
shIiEShnPds Sih1nSPddsSi FENCING, WHARVES, EfO., Al
QUARTERMAsTER-GF q FNrRA1,s Ovprou
WAsuINeToN n DIE lo IsION

ENERALB OBFTOE,
FIRST DIVISION
H. WAsHINGToN, d. T. , June l9 1868
will lie soId on the premises nj PabIic Auoti Snere
under the direction OF Captain George r RTown
Jnly 10. ,sSs a. NJ commencing on TUESDAY.
rom the same hour each day thereafter IeTcnnx.
w;si bo ylh ~ on which day the Water orks
VII " soIu D until the whole shalt have been dls.
poSsu % OF, the following described public properly,
Eleven l1n OFFICES frame, 2sxl4o f,vo s,..
Ii Ies l6x2O l6xSS two 2Ox2O two stor esI 1sxRs
and oDsn adjoining 1Ox16) 12x82 l6x16 two 26x2S.
&C., hig1iy.nine 1897 LABORERs, QUARTERS
seVshtyfour l6x1S, fourteen I2xi4 and one
Zen do DWEI,u ISuISS INSS Sg 9,ySma, SSIl
with back bui dings 12x fosr i0x2t isrA9 ISsS'
161Ss with wing l6x17 and two Kitchens a1din D
9xl2 and 1Ox10, 1920 with wing 1OxII1 osBS
shed aojonng l6x4Ol AOAAf' AsAz8 '"itn
Nine (9l MESs-hOUSES frame, 9sx1oo IT, .,.
res 16A6O with wing l6x2O 2sxi4o o sto1ss ssS
ZSxiSO twl,h ADDITIONS 1OxI2l, 2sxI4O 2sx5O Tvs
stoLiesl l6N60, l6x34, and 28x40 WV
Thlrty.tSo 1922 STABLES (frpme); twenty fo,,
2sx4S2 SIX 2sx95e, one 1IxS2 and one i2x2s tW,th
One q HosP5it al STABLE Cframo, with ssr.
One d fssGiSGs STABLE Crane, with 5s,s
aTWenly i2Oi BUILDINGS tframo,. 2sxa2 9sxss
5S 55SxSSs iSAH i6A65 l0xl8; four 1880 for 9xS9,
zSSaSz gSHi49 ZIxdS 11s zSxSCO, 2Ox26, and l7x17
Tn Ihrty-two 1927 WAFER TANKS, Axle; two foot
Seyenty-eisht (7s, HANGERS, sixls; three and
lNen y (GUl OOI HOUSES,
One (1) AY SHED I12x812
One ~ GRAIN HOUSE (tramel 56x220
Three (3J WHARVFS: One 40 Isi souaro
feet. 49, ~ 10o' 9quara
FENCING, % $50 lineal feet.
One ~ STOREHOUSE (frame) 52xIbO
Two BLACKSMITH SHOPS (framei 4sx1ss
and "a 100 '''
One ~ ENGINE HOUSE 17xS2
The buildings will be sold singly, and must he re
moved within twenty days
he buildings will be taken down at the exnens.
oil IL purchasers, The dpDOf hu
and vessels OF the largest Class be loaded at tho
wharf. " ~
1eTms-Cash. in Government funds
boat Tor Glesboro VIII leave the Sixth stre.t
wharf every hour during the day of saIe
For further information appy IN person or nv
letter, to Captain GEORGE L. BROWNING A a.
NJ GIesborO, ID. c., or to this office -
JAMES A EKIN
B1evet Brgadier General U S. A, in charge
20 wfm9t First Division, @. M G. o.
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~ OV E r M E MT SAL =
VI AT SAVANNAH, GA.

SIX HUNDRED AND THIRTY FIVE THOu.
SAND POUNDS OF WROUGHT AND
CAST IRON
VIII be sold at Public Auction, from the State
Arsenal Building, in Savannah on
WEDNESDAY, July II, 1885,
Sale commencing at 10 A. NJ
The Iron Is as iOllOws:-
10000 pounds Cast Iron (Shell MetaD in the city
near the wharf. ~
, $50 0Ot POUNDS Cast Iron (Guns) in the city, near
the wharf -
$4,000 pounds Wrought Iron Scrap (Gun Carriage
lronsl, in the city, near the wharf
VI 600 pounds Cast Iron (Gunsl, about five miles
from the CITY, on q good road
64 600 pounds Cast Iron (Guns) about nine miles
from the CITY, on a good road
10 500 pounds Gait Iron (Gunsl about Two miles
from the city, on the river; no road by land
1856 900 pounds Cast Iron (Guns) about Iour and
half miles from the city, on the river; no road by
land.
5000 pounds Cast Shell and Scrap Iron, in the
forts
The attention of Northern buyers is invited to
this sale
The rifle projectiles have on them sabots of brass
or lead and antmony.
The Iron will DC divided into lots of from 20 900 to
100 900 pounds
BUYERS can get lists at the Ordnance Depot at
Savannah several days before the sale.
They are requested to examine the lots before the
daV of sale
Terms-Cash, in United States currency.
The Iron IN the city to be removed within fifteen
days after the sale.
DIV FLAGLER,
Capt. Of Ordnance, Brew. Lieut. Col. u. S A.
$40 12t Commanding Augusta Arsenal.
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TEA IN INDIA.-The cultivation of tea in India
is great success. The Government factory
turned out 1926 pounds last season. of which
1920 pounds we're purchased from native zemiu,
dars.
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TOR sALE--sTATE AND COUNTY RIGHTs
Heater lor Coal oil Lamps 4 prevents the Chlmnsys
tbird the oil Gail them they cost but ten cents
No 2Gs RACE street. Philadelphia Sample sent 20 and
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Railroad Meeting,

According to notice, the citizens of De-
catur township met at Stroups schOl
house on Saturday evening, July 18th, to
take into consideration the project of the
Middle Creek Railroad. Col. VIM Reed
was chosen President, and A. NJ. Ingram
Secretary. The object of the meeting be-
ing stated by Mr.. Taggart, books were
opened and subscriptions to the amount
of s., $50 taken. There was great interest
manifested by those present, and there is
no doubt but that the amount of subscrip-
ton will be doubled. After the books
were closed, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted. Whereas, a
charter has been granted by the Legisla-
ture to construct Railroad from Selins-
grove, Snyder county, to Lewistown, Milf
fin county, to be called the Middle Creek
Railroad, and believing the said road
would greatly enhance the value of prop
erty in Decatur township; therefore
Resolved, That as citizens of Decatur
township, we approve of the speedy sur
vey and completion of this Railroad, and
will use all possible efforts to effect the
same.
Re80Jued, That we have implicit conf
dence in the men who have undertaken
to carry it through, and that we will sec
ond the effort by releasing our land, and
subscribing to the stock.
VIM. REED, Pres't.
A. NJ. INGRAM, Sec'y.
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THE CREATES
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.

FARMERS. FAMILIES. AND OTHERS CAN PUR-
L chase no remedy equal TO DR.. Tobias Venetian
Liniment for dysentery, collie, Group, chronic rheu-
matsm, sore throats, toothache, sickness, cuts
burns swellings, bruises, old sores, headache,
quito bites, pains in the limbs chest back, &c. If it
does not give relief the money will be refunded All
that is asked is trial. and use it according to direc-
TONS.
DR.. ToB1As-Dear Sir: have used your Venetian
Iiniment IN my family for number of years. and be-
eve it to be the best article for whaits recommend
ed that have used. For sudden attack of Group
it is invaluable have no hesitation in recommend
ing it for all the it processes to cure have sold
it for many years, and it gives entire satisfaction.
CHAS. H. TRIMMER.
QuakertoUoF, ". j. May 8, 1866.
Price, 40 and 80 cents Sold by all Druggists. Of
fee, Sc Cortlandt street, New York. jy1s.
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gss The JOhnsonites, finding that Ran
dalps invitation to Southern delegates
smells rather strong, have it is reported
determined to exclude active rebels from
the Philadelphia convention. If they
Will exclude them as well as northern
cOpperheads, the convention may go
ahead and be-dashed. We thought there
was something wrong, as the blather-
sixties of democracy are not half as much
Johnson as they were few weeks ago.
RsA The cop papers, from the Philadel-
phia Age down, pretend to great deal of
soreness because Clymer was not invited
to attend the flag presentation at Phila-
delphia on the 4th. What in the name
of common sense Clymer would want at
Union military celebration, is more
than we can imagine, as he hadn't much
admiration for such scenes during the
war.
BY% The Democrat always quotes the
Philadelphia Daily News as a Republican
paper. As the News and Democrat are
pulling at the same teat, praising the same
copperjohns, and both in favor of the
Johnson practice that treason is no crime,
there can't be any of the leaven of repub-
licanism about it. The truth is the News
sees Bread and Butter ahead-hence the
trim of its sails.
BSSHp IIle NdIlOLdI 1eepuDIlcan, q new
johnson paper established at Williams
port by P. s. Dunham, takes the copper
head view of the Constitutional Amend
ments by asserting that the one making
all equal before the law confeTs suffrage
on negroes. As another explicitly recog-
nizes the rights of States to regulate suf-
frage, such an assertion is either the re-
suit of ignorance or political knavery, as
no man in his senses who will read the
Observation-Disclosures submitted can come
to such a conclusion
BsA- Lieut.. Gen. Grant has just issued
an order directing all military command
ers stationed in the late rebellious States
to arrest all persons who have been, or
may hereafter be, guilty of offence against
any citizens of the United States, irres-
pective of color, in all cases where the
civil tribunals have failed to bring such
parties to trial, and to detain them until
some decisive action is taken by the
courts in their cases. AS this is a virtual
declaration of martial law, it strikes us
that the reconstructed require great deal
OF military rule to keep them in order
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ssg RAYMOND of the New York Til

Bs Raymond of the New York Times
says the idea that the President will use
force to compel the admission Of Southern
rebels to Congress, 81 is purely an inven-
ton, or at best the crazy dream of a polit-
ical nightmare" and then turns round
and charges Congress with entertaining
project to use force against Johnson =
This crazy dream or political nightmare
is weekly suggested by papers claiming
to be Johnsonian, by rebel papers, by dem
ocratic papers, and was endorsed by the
Reading convention of copperjohns.
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AUGUSTUS NJ. TRoXELL, of Lewistown,
a firm and undertaking Union man, is re-
commended to the Union party of Miffiin
county, as a suitable candidate for the of
flee Of Associate Judge.
MANY CITIZENS.
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We are requested to announce LEVI
GLASS, Esq, of Belleville, as highly
qualified for the office of Associate Judge,
and who would add strength to the ticket
subject to the decision Of the Union
Republican County Convention. jy18
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THE MACHINE STILL PUFFING.-D.
Grove has just received a new supply of
those good Mess Mackeral. They can't
be beat, some of them weighing three
pounds. He has also cut new cheese,
which is superior to any he has had this
year. Call and see his stock; you need
not 90 anywhere else, for he has whatyou
want, from toothpick to hogshead of
sugar. Especially if you need toilet arti-
cles, he has just opened several storeboxes
Of toilet soap, perfumery, &c, &c. And
last but not least is his ice cream. Try
it, and you'll be sure to go again, for he
does make an excellent article, we bet.
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Lewistown, June, 1866. Toct25-' '65y

mo ALL BOOK BUYERsi
JAS h. Simon 33 South Sixth street, Phlladea
phla, is agent for the following valuable Books:
APpleton's sew American Cyclopedia, 10 Volumes
90 History of the Rebellion, large vol
30 DICTIONARY of Mechanics, 2 volumes.
Rebellion Record, by Frank Moore, vols
Washington Irving's Works, % vols
Coopers Novels. Dickens Works. Merivai q Glib
pons Rome macanleys Works. UFe's Dictionary
Of Arts and Manufactures
Banerofts United States, vols &c, &c.
furnish all books published for public and private
libraries, at wholesale prices Send a list of any
books wanted, with stamp, tor prices which will bs
sent by return mail may2S-3n
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M. r. MOSER,
B A CK S NTH,

Valley Street, Leocistoa0n, Penn'0.
d promptly attended to; and HORSE
SHOEING done in the best manner, at
prices. je2Otf
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Gard Photographs of Generals, Statesmen
Actors, etc. etc.
~ PER YEAR! We want
- AGENTS pyprvIUbara IN coll oI,r

a. S0H PER YEAR! We want
agents everywhere to sell our
IMPROVED $50 Sewing Machines Three new kinds
Under and upper feed. Warranted five years.
Above salary or large commissions paid. The ONLY
machines sold in the United States for less than S40
which fully licensed by H0toe, HAeeleY E HiLSoI
Gr0Uer G Baker, Singer d CO., and Bachelor. AH
other machines are ugringemeatS and the seller or
liable TO arrest fine and imprisonment Cireu-
lars free. Address, call upon Shaw Clark, Bid
deford, Maine or Chicago Illinois. dec 20-is1y
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Spetial 4Otires.
SPIK THE GUN
WORKS OF NATURE.

In q state of health the intestinal canal may be com
pared to a river whose waters flow over the adjoining
land, through the channels nature or art has made
and improve their qualities; long as it runs on
smoothly the channels are kept pure and healthy; if
the course of the river stopped, then the water in
the canals is longer pure but soon becomes stag
nant There is but Law of circulation in nature.
When there is a superabundance of humorial fluid IN
the intestinal tubes, and cOstveness takes place, it
flows back into the blood vessels and intltrates itself
into the circulation. To establish the free course of
the river, we must remove the distractions which
stop its free course and those ofits tributary streams
With the body, follow the same natural principles
remove the distractions from the bowels with BRAN
DRETHS PILLS, which never Injure, but are al
ways eectua for the perfect cleansing of the system
from foulness disease. Remember, never suffer a
drop OF blood to be taken from you. Evacuate the
humors often and long they are deranged, or
as long you sick.
See that B. BRANDRETH is in white letters in the
Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists. jyIs.
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Weather pleasant, with cool nights.
John Dysart of Alexandria, Hunting
don county, was thrown from his timber
wagon on the 11th, and so severely in
lured that he died on the 18th.
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MENAGERIE AND CIRCUs.-Van Am
burgh d Co.'S famous collection of Wild
Animals and other curiOsities will be ex-
hlbited at Lewistown ON Friday week.
August Sd, when of course everybody will
call to see it. Visitors have an hour or
more to see the animals, when those who
do not care for circus performances can
Vamose the rancho. Our exchanges all
speak of these exhibitions as orderly, and
of the proprietors and attaches as gentle
manly and obliging, in fact we know the
former to be so-from which it may be
inferred that they desire to give quid
pro quo for the so cents admittance. 1t
will exhibit at Belleville in this county
on Thursday, August I'd.
aAp John Dipple, of the Black Horse
Hotel, yesterday presented us with some
half dozen fine tOmatoes-the largest of
which weighed nearly two pounds-hav-
ing raised them in his garden a little
ahead of the gardeners abouttown. His
patch is curiosity, and we judge will
yield 40 or so bushels
A lady known as Mrs. Weston, died
quite suddenly at the United States Ho-
tel, HOllidaysburg, week before last. She
was found in bed with her head and arms
hanging over the side. She is said to
have been the wife of an agent of a New
York firm
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COACH MAKERS,

T OOK to your interest-we are selling
4 Hubs, SPokes, Fellows, &c. best goods, very low
jy1l f. j. HOFFMAN.