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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-23

Indian Summer.-During the past few
weeks we have had that most delightful
Of all seasons Of the year generally known
Is Indian Summer. 1t was not, says the
Philadelphia Inquirer, on the bare Wcs-
tern plains, and by their turbid rivers that
he 50 christened it, but here on the Allan
tic slope where we are living, by brighter
streams and nObler forests The Leni
Lenape, whom our Swedish, Dutch and
English fOreiathcrs found on the shores
Of the Delaware, and other rivers, loved
this season, and called il summer, because
the landscapes were now more beautiful;
it was the season of successful hunting;
Of hazily invigorating atmospheres beft-
ting the Indian nature, and the corn-fields
which were the only harvests of that
pleasantly idling race were how ripe in
the ear and yellow in the leaf. The win
ter was secured; the full gratitude of sum-
mer was come. So upon our broad placid
river, the canoe lay in the smoky light
making dreamy shadow. The marshes
We're alive with birds, whose plumages
We're like the stained stalks and leaves,
and all the horizons were crimson. Ma
ture wore the Indian feathers; her face
was painted her blood was very ripe
The squaw gathered thesumach ber les
Tor her dark hair, and all the nut trees
opened their pods and filed the mats and
baskets Of her red skinned boys. The
ar was full of floating seeds, sown with a
lavish, lelsurely hand, and the sunsets
seemed to have been trailed in the deep
VefhHion foliages Of the oaks, and looked
their last aflame. The Indian has gone
from our creeks, but his summer lives
upon The fields and streams, like his most
'I'id memory. The transparent haze
wears pensive veil rs for his sake, and
'ile streams seem TO lack his shadow; but
u" lhe ash trees straight shaft we recall
Ills stature, aud the grand oaks wear his
warriors paint. All the shocks of corn
s'''ha still, like his wigwams, and the
1o"lefs coming home with robins, quafls
@ua rabbits are tanned and indolent as he.
IHl9 Is the season for summer strolling,
'"e wood paths are full of leaves; a dead
I'Iehes5 Is the complexion of tile world
soon The winds will rise whiteand wrath
!0iIyr like the coming of our own fore.
4"'uers, and frost as cold as our colder
natures will strike the landscapes here
anu drive away, as we drove the In
yah, The Indian summer.
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Spetial Aotires.
Dr.. Wigtar,s Balsam Of Wild Cherry,

DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
In the whole history of medical discoveries REM
EpY has performed many such remarkable cures
OF the numerous affections of the THROAT, LUNGs, and
CHEST as the longtried and justly celebrated Bslsam
SO generally acknowledged is the superior excellence
of tais remedy that but few of the many who have
tested its virtues by experience fail to keep at hand
as speedy and certain cure for sudden attacks of
Cold-fuly believing thatts remedial powers are com
prehansre enough to embrace every form Of disease
from the slightest cold to.the dangerous symp-
tom of pulmonary complaint.
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
From RcU Francis LobdcA Pastor Of the South Conqre-
grtioHGi Church Bridgeport Connecticut.
II consider it duty which owe to suffering hu-
maniy 10 bear testimony TO the virtues of Dr. Wistars
Bal>am of Wild Cherry. have used it-when have
bad occasion for any remedy for Coughs CcldS or
Sore Throat-f many years and never in q single
instance has 1t failed to relieve and me. have
frequently been very hoarse on Saturday. and looked
forward 10 the delivery Of Two sermons the fory
ing dav with sad mseIvngs, but by liberal the
ialSlIn my hnIrseneSS has invariably been removed
and have preached without difficulty.
/ commend 1t to my brethren in the ministry. and
to public speakers generally, Ger tam remedy for
the bronchial troubles to winch We are peculiarly cx-
posed"
Prepared hy SETH W. FOWLE a son. Is fremont
ST. Boston, and for sale by Druggists generally.
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DIED.

On the 25th ult., 1867, JOHN WHITE
SIDE, of Gnelch township, Clearfield co +,
aged nearly 56 years.
In Clarion county, on the 10Th October,
JAMES BARBER, of Spring Mills, Centre
county, aged about 20 years. The de-
ceased died from apopleXy while riding
in buggy. The remains were brought
to this place by railroad, and thence con-
veyed to Centre county yesterday morn
ing.
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Jurors for November Term.-The follow
ing is list of the Grand and Petit Juror
drawn for next court:
GRAND JURORS.
Brindle Richard Union township
Buick John M. MennO
Brewer Joseph Decatur
Belford Samuel Lewistown
Campbell Robert D. Union township
Carson James Armagh
Freed William McVeytown
Fitzgerald John Menno township
Grimminger Fred. Lewistown
Hummell Elias B. Decatur township
Junkin Robert IL. LewiStown
Johnston David Memo township
Kearns Philip S. Decstur
Kennedy A. j. McNeytOwn
McLenahan Frank Armagh township
Maclay JOS. II. Union
Postlethwait II. f. Wayne
Roland Samuel Granville
Rakerl Geo. B. MennO
Rhodes John X. Newton Hamilton
Slime Henry, jr. Derry township
Speice John
Strunk Henry Brown "
Sands ;. q. Armagh
PETIT JURORS.
Allison Joseph Menno
Allen Joseph Oliver
Bell Charles NJ. Armagh
Bratton-John Granville
BOtiCher Jonas Bratton
Bigelow VIM. G.. Union
Brannen Orren Lewistown
Boyer John A. -
Brindle John, jr. Union
Coplin Owen Armagh
John Granville
fuitz Abraham Memo
Gro simon BrattOn
Graham w. II. Derry
Gibboney Albert. G. Union
Harsh barger Gideon Oliver
SaXfear Newton Hamilton
Horrell w H. Menno
Howe William Derry
Hoover William "
Henry Joseph Brown
Jacobs James II. Granville
Kline David Derry
kreps Simon Decatur
klepper Joseph Union
Kennedy Hugh -
kreps Lawrence J. Granville
Kline Alfred Derry
kearns John G. Decatur
Kline John Derry
kurtZ Jacob Nienno
Louder Lawrence McVeyt0wn
McGiril VIM Granville
VIM. J. Armagh
McAtee w. B. Lewistown
McNear las. +. Wavnc
Mckee George Granville
Geo. w. McNeytown
Means Francis A. Derry
IcNee j. Harvey Granville
Dirt Martin
Ream Peter Decatur
Stroup Simon -
5igler Benjamin Newton Hamilton
SIroup Joseph Oliver
Shade Benz. L. Wayne
Willey William Armagh
Loilinger III. y. LeWist0wn
psa- On the 10Th October, at a meeting
IF the lie Greek Railroad, at Sclins-
grove, Joseph Alexander was elected Pres
dent of the Company Uice James Burns,
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EXCELSIOR
Photograph and Art Gallery.

LAEE BURk1soEsDER'S.
AI cEWENS can now furnish the pub
vi lie with Likenesses, from the tiniest
Gem to a Portrait or life size Photograph.
We have the only Solar Camera at work
in the Juniata Valley, and desire the pub
lie to call and examine what Mr. Burk-
holder (an accomplished and weIl known
artist and others have pronounced "a
success" Look at the array:
Gems, Albatypes or Ivory
FerrOtypes, types,
Melainotypes, Photo Miniatures
Ambrotypes, Cabinet Photos, &
Card photographs Portrait or Life size
Vignettes, p h tographs
Photographs for plain or in colors,
oval frames, &c, &c, &c.
Our work is executed in the best style,
plain or in colors, and at the lowest rates.
Call ut McEWENS.
n. B. Instructions to students given
ct fair ates. ap4tf
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Errors of Youth.

Gentleman who suffered for 'UrvnuS prhil-
itF. Premature Decay and all th" effects yUfhfu His
erection, w Tor the sake % suffering humanity seId free
90 all who need it, the recipe and directions Tor making
the simple remedy hy which he Curei. sufferers
Wishing to- profit by the advertisers experience,
50 10y al dressing. IN perfect confidence,
m, l5-ly JOHN b. OGDEN. 70 Cedar St. New York.
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TO CONSIIMPTIEES.

lhe Rcv. EDWAB- a. WILSON Will send Gree of
Char@cj to al who desire thn prescription with the
eCionS for making aud using he simple remedy by which
he cured Of lung affection and that disease
Consumption. His only object benefit the AiiC
and !e hopes sufferer will this prescription
viii cost them nothing and prove blessing. Please
address REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. las Somth SrcnmA SLrccl " LlLinuLs hmr.h y. Y
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

rs The rush at Groves is astonishing
the store is packed full from the mo-
ment it is opened until its close; but if it
is looked at in the right light, it is not so
STANCE after alI-pcople will go where they
can buy cheap.
Great Bargains to be had at Cheap Johns,
in McVeytown.--Having large stock of
all kinds of Goods on hand, now offer
great inducements for the cash, as | wish
to close out my entire stock. Come and
examine my well selected stock before
purchasing elsewhere as | am bound to
sell, cheap for cash, or produce.
All persons indebted to me by book ac-
count or Note will please call and settle.
Wheat, corn, oats, &c, will answer if the
greenhacks are not convenient.
J. F. ROHRER.
McVeytown, Oct. %, 1s67.-2t.
Eg~ r. w. Patton is again on hand and
is giving his personal attention to the re-
pairing of fine watches; such as chronont-
cters, Duplex Lever and Cylinder Watch
es. He has fine lot of Musical Instru-
ments and Fancy Goods. Go and see his
stock.
DS2~ Lind has just opened a fine stock
of heavy goods, suitable for winter wear,
which are rapidly disappearing, custom
ers having already ordered an unusual
number of coats, pants, and vests to be
made up. AS a famous bell-ringer says,
You that have money come and buy
you that have none set down ard cry."
EA%Dr. H. NJ. Dunmire will be found
at his office on Main street at all times
except the last few days in each month
All business connected with the dental
profession attended to-
Still Ahead-Who? why, DR.. Thomp-
son, of course. His imprOrcd method OF
constructing artificial teeth on gold, silver
or vulcante base for beauty, comfort and
natural appearance cannot be surpassed
in this county or any where else. Thous-
ands who wear his teeth daily recommend
their friends, as he ncrcr fails to please,
and the numbers that visit his office attest
the fact that he understands his prOfes-
sion. 1t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-10-23

good. reliable medicine that will be on hand when re-
quiro and never fails when called That is b.
obtained Ia Dr.. Tobias Celebrated Venetian Liumcnt.-
Many thousands call it the Wonder Of Age as II
al that is represented ami more II Diarrhu Dys
sentery Collie SpasmS Vomiting Group and Sea sickness
surely as is used and is perfectly innocent
terpay, even In double the quantity named IN the dircc
tonS; and external remedy for Chronic rheumatism
Cuts Bruises. Old Sores, Mumps. TOothache, Headache
Sore Throat, Sprains. Insect StIugs. Back
Chest and Limbs, thousands have testified their
certificates can be seen by any the Doctor, Depot
So Cortland Street New York. Hundreds physicians
use It In their practice IT has been introduced s
aud hundreds who have ij their houses say they
would not he without il even it SO per bottle Every
drop is mixed 10y Or. Tobias himself and "l.nde!
on Only 50 cents and 81 per Bottle. Sold By Druggists
Depot. So CORTLAND street. '. y. oc.2 I'm
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DEGEsTER,S NOTICE.

adS rs a hIAE'S NOTICE..
1t The following accounts have been
examined and passed by me, and remain
filed on record at this office for inspection
of heirs, legatees, creditors, and all Others
in any way interested, and will be pre-
scented to the Orphans Court of MifIlin
County, to he held in the Court House,
at Lewistown, on MONDAY, the 4th day
of November, 1867, for allowance and CON
iirmation, nisi, and unless exceptions are
filed within four days thereafter, will be
confirmed absolutely:
/. Final account of w. J. Fleming,
administrator of Samuel Wills, late OF
Union township, deceased.
>. Partial account of Samuel II. Mccoy,
administrator of George b. Penepacker,
late Of Granville township, deceased.
3. The account of james Thompson and
Crawford Switzer, administrators of David
SwitZer, late of Armagh township, decd
/. Final account of Jacob Smith, ex-
ecutor Of Henry Smith, late of the Borough
of LeWistOWn, deceased.
5. The Guardianship account of John
Yeatter, guardian of Ellen Hummei, mi
nor child of Ellis Hnmmell, deceased.
6. The account of William Spicher
administrator, d. b. II. C. t. a. OF John
Spicher, deceased.
MICHAEL HINEY, Register
LewstOwn, October 8, 1867.
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Grace,s Celebrated Salye.

From Mr. E. Tucker, Depot Master at Salishurv Mass
Il have been troubled for years with bad humoi-
sometimes Outwardly aud sometimes inwardly. Dur
ing the past summer II manifested itself more than
usual outwardly and used your Salve All gns Of
II have since disappeared, without affecting in
the Salve
SETH w. FOWLER 4 son. Boston, Props. Sold hy
DRUGGISTS at Is cts box. Sent by ma 35 cts. o9IIn
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| J with the utmost success by J. Isttcs. VI. d. Oc-
u~t and AurI>t formerly Of Lcvdcn. H0llaud) No
$40 Pine street Philadelphia Testimonials from the
most reliable IN the city and country he
at his office. The medical faculty invited to
accompany their patients AS he has secrets in his
practice. Artificial Eyes inserted without pam. No
charge for examination. myl-ly
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PcnnsyIEanIa Railroad,

Fare to Harrisburg 21o; to Philadelphia s5; to
New York 100; Altoona 30; to Pittsburgh 55; to
Baltimore ~ to York 20; to HageTstown 4j5 10
Reading 400.
R6-The ticket Office will be open 20 minutes before
the arrival of each passenger tram.
THOMAS SCHELL, Agent
Galhrath Conner's omuihusses connect with all
the passenger trains, and take up and down pas
sengcrs at all points within the borough Orders are
requested to he left at the National House.
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ParlOT Heater.

have now improved and completed my
Parlnr Heater. With this stove you can per-
fectly heat up and down stairs at will, and
their cost is rot one third that of any other
Heater. There is no mistake about it, and
ask no pay until you are perfectly satisfied it
will do as represented. And since am de-
termined 10 render satisfaction to all my Gus
TONERS, have brought from Philadelphia
one of the best mechanics in the country. and
we intend this season to give special atten
ton to furnishing off and putting up all cur
stoves. We have been compelled, in order to
supply the increasing demand for our stoves.
to lease another building. on Brown street.
in which We have large stock of STOVES.
p, S. We will receive in few days
large stock of
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TNSTATE NOTECE.-Notice is here
h by given that Letters Of Administra-
ton on the estate OF David Miller. late
of Bratton township, Miffiin county, de
ceased, have been granted to the under
signed, both residing in said township.
Ali persons indebted to said estate are re
qucsted to make immediate payment, and
those having claims TO present them duly
authenticated for settlement
JACOB MILLER,
VIM. MILLER,
Oct2% Administrators
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Brass Bells,

A LII sizes, and all articles generally kept
IN in Hardware Store,
at Mc1namigaPs, MLroy.
Also, Oils and Paints. all kinds of Patent
Medicines and Drugs, splendid assortment
of Hair and Horse Brushes, all kinds of Per
fumeres and Soaps, Hair Restoratives, Toilet
Mouth Wash, &c. Jul2-4t
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oct2*

ENSTATEG NO'TEq;E.-Noticei is here
H by given that letters Sofadministration
on the estate of Samuel Ors. late OF
Granville township, Mitflin county, de-
ceased, have been granted to the under
signed, residing in Lock kport, New York.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims to present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
MELANCTHON ORT, Admir-.
The administrator will attend at the
late residence of the deceased, on the 10th
October, at which time all indebted are
requested to make settlement and those
having claims to present them. slS.Gt
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Housefurpishing Goods,
at the Big Coffee Pot Sign.

List Of CanSes for Trial at Nov. 7, 1861
l Junkn's Heirs John Miller, 142 Aug. 1855
W.J-McCoy foruse vs.. G. II .Calbraith 70 1860
Il. Bogle's cxr's vs.. J. NJ. Sellers So " 1863
}. .Stoneroad for G. H. Calb ath 13 ApI 1856!
Wheeler West vs.. John Winn 81 Aug. "
E E Locke Co vs.. George Bell II Apl 1866
r. q Shaw VS. J. Crissman ct al. %
J. Kyle, jr. vs.. Freedom |. & S. Co. 124 :"
9 Rev. NJ Floyd ct al. vs.. J. Stroup 1T
10 S. B. Haines who survived &c:
Dutton Madden ct al. 130 &" "
IL o. c. Chesney John Kyle, sr. Aug. 50
Il J. NJ. Kepner vs. Jonas Zooli e2
IS Anna Hawthorn VS.. II. Barcus ct al. 10 "
Il Henry Snowden John 7. Lane 126 "
Is Cunnnghams adm's VS.. r. D. Smith 131
l6 T. +. Locke jr VS.. r. Gallagher ct al. 2 NoY-
II DR.. J. J. Dahlen VS.. The Co. Of MiffHn 80 IS
Is Metz trustee, &c vs.. f. l. Benedict 5s d"
l9 T. f. Williams vs. s. S. Woods 62 ="
20 John Marks VS. Gabriel Lehr 72
q Mary A. Goshorn VS. A. NJ. Shoop 10 ="
/ - Hannah NJ. Mckee VS.. The T R. Co jan. 1867
/ 2S Henry Taylor Robt. Campbell 81 "
q Alfred Kline VS.. The Lewist'n Il KIsh.
Turnpike Road Co. 40
25 ]. NJ. Cummings Sam'l Watts 81
26 henry Zerbe VS.. C. X. Davis ct al. 35 ApI
p Amos Hoot vs.. same So
IS VIM j. Flemming 81
| % A. W. Campbell IS
| 50 Shen Zook vs.. same SO
| 81 Thomas Stroup vs.. same 40 "
/ 81 John S. Marks vs.. Gabriel Lehr II
| W. H. BRATToN, Proth'y.
| Pfothy's Office, Lewistown, Oct. I, 1s6T.-tc
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nESSOAUTHON OF Partnership.
~ The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, trading in the
name of Rittenhouse & Mckinney, has
this day October 3, 1861 been dissolved,
by mutual consent. All persons indebted
to said firm will make payment to d. Nj.
Rittenhouse, either at the store of J. l..
Mckinney orJ. S. Waream's office, where
he will remain until the 25th of October,
and all accounts must be settled by that
time.
DAVID NJ. RITTEN HOUSE,
o93t JOSEPH l.. McKIN NEY.
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Fs43= Farmers! Go and buy a Wiley
plow at the Agricultural implement
Agency. The best metal plow made. If
it doesn't work right you can take it
har;
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
yotfce to those i'm Arrears.

Notice to these I'm Arrears.
We commence this week marking the
dates to which those in arrears have paid
and will continue this weekly until the
whole list has been gone through, after
which the pruning process will begin.
Our town list will also be revised within
the next few weeks, when those who fail
to receive the paper will know that it is
for want of compliance with the terms.
Considering the population of Miiliin
county, there is probably no paper in the
State with so large a circulation as the
Gazette, and as our own expenses are all
cash, it follows that we cannot, and do
not pretend, 10 furnish it on indefinite
credit: in truth we have serious thoughts
Of commencing the next year on the CASH
principle and discontinuing every paper
in or out of the county at the expiration
of the time paid for.
n@. Wanted, boy from II to 16 years
of age, who can read and write, and board
at home. Such an one will be taken at
This office, either temporarily or for a term
of years, and paid weekly according to
his ability to render himself useful.
Sad Case of Drowning,-A little boy
named Robert Chester, son of Nathaniel,
aged five or six years, was drowned in
Kiskacoquilas creek on Monday after
noon. He had been seen playing among
some boats moored there, and no doubt
fell in the water unobserved. He was not
missed for several hours, when his body
was dragged forand recovered near where
he must have fallen in.
Mltonian Tableaux.-These magnificent
paintings which were exhibited in this
place several evenings last week to crowd
ed houses and elected general approba-
ton, has been purchased by two of our
young men, who purpose travelling in Il
short time through central Pennsylvania
As they are both members of the Press
fraternity we hope our brethren will give
them a helping hand toward crowded au-
dicnces.
Look Out for the Coming Leoture.-Dr.
Bodge will deliver q lecture on Man
showing new wonders in science-the
chronological condition Of the country,
&C., &c, in the Town Hall, Lewistown,
on the evening of the 29th October, 1867.
Attempted Celebration.-Thc democracy
Of Brown township determined to get up
a celebration in honor Of-of-well nobody
seemed to know of what-on Friday even
ing last, in which an illumination, torch
light procession, and we don't know what
all, were to figure, but proved a miserable /.
failure. The Burns Band had been invi- |
ted at a big figure, and they repaired to /
Reedsville brimful OF music ana hopes Of
good cheer; but on arriving there, were
rather taken aback by the total want of .
arrangements made. They however IA
Yored the citizens with variety OF good .
music, for which some republicans paid, /
and subsequently members of the same .
party, if we are correctly informed, fur |
nished them with a supper. The cops so
badly provided for the musicians, that
some of them tramped home on foot, .
while others remained till next morning. |
We suspect there will he some trouble to |
get the Band to another Brown township
celebration.
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00AU,HLI A1ElSlaso
I AN selling Rims, Spokes, uubbs, Sprins,
4 Axles, &c. very low. A
RGE STOCK
apr3 Mt SETTLEMENTS
&c / u DLY the best and cheapest
Az Clothes Wringer that is out. for sale at
81 so, by A FELIX.
EUST Received, n prime lot Of Factory
u Cheese at a. Felix's. where his cu~t0
mers can always get the best %
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Information and advice of vital importance to the
married of both sexes, in sealed envelope, can I've
obtained free of charge 10y addressing the undcrsign
ed Respectfully,
JAMES S. BUTLER,
oetl6-9m 800 Broadway, n. Y.
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A Fresh Supply

nF those cheap Prunes, Peaches, Cunned
" Corn. &c, at BRISBIN'S. .
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what Every One wants,

Manufactured by J. CRISTAD0RO 6S Maiden Lane New
York Sold by all Druggists. Applied By all Hair Dress
g-s
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A GENERAL MASSACRE

Of the ibres OF the head the whskers the musaces
the beard be easily accomplished BY the application
OF the scOrching hair dyes and when every hair is
KILLED DEAD,
the parties deceived by these nostrums will regret too
late that they did not the wonderful and entirely poi
s0nless propagation which.
IN FIVE MINUTES,
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For Draining Wet Lands, Pipes for Cellar
Drains, Water Pipe for fOnducing Water
from Strings,
aUgI-3nn*

manufactured from the best material and f,,- sale IN
any quantity desired. Also good stock of EARTH
ENNARE on hand. Orders prompt attended to-
JOEL ZOOK.
aug1-2m# Rellcvflle II film couufy Pa
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THE MARKET

PhiladclphiN M0rkets.
Pennsylvania and Ohio Flour at $1la
80; red wheat at S2.30a2.65.
Extra Pa. and Western steers at 8a82c.
per pound, fair to good at 6a84c. per 10.
Hogs at $9.50al050 per 100 10. net. Cows
sold at S45a70 for springers, and $60aS5
per head for COW and calf.
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CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,

prouces black OF brown whch IS not surpassed by
ture'S hue BE wise In time The only safe ami sure
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Jurors for November Term.-The follow
ing is list of the Grand and Petit Jurors
drawn for next court: