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GREAT esHsl REGION
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS
On NIL Night Trans,

On and aiter MONDAY. MAY 18th, 1868. the
Trains on the rhiladelphia & Erie Rail Road will
run as follows:
WESTWARD.
NAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia. ii Is p. m,
Northumberland 10 a, IN.
'' arrive at Erie so p. m
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Philadelphia IL % noon
Northumbe rIand 50 p. M.
arrive at Erie 10 05 a, m.
E,.MIRA MAIL leaves Philadelphia 90 a m.
Northumberland A s5 r. ~.
arrive nt Lock Haven Is p. m.
EASTWARD.
MAIL, TRAIN leaves Erie II on n m
Nort cumberland u so n. IN
arrive at Philadelphia 10 n. III.
ERIE EypsESS leaves Erie 40 p. M.
" Northumberland AZ a. M:
arrive a. Philadelphia s 10 p. m.
Mail and Express connect with OIL Creek and
Allegheny River Rail Road. " Bar gage checked
through. a. l.. TYLER, G' hera' supt.
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AND HOUSE OF MERCY

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HOUGiifoN. Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
June s, l667.-IA
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HENRY WOLF X. G. BARTON
WOLF & BARTON,
(sUccEssoRs TO s. G. sHIvE,)
PTOONtCRTTRC pA @

THE subscribers having leased tho Planning Nil
and Machine Shop formerly occupied by Simon q.
shive, will continue the business of manufacturing
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings
Brackets. &c. They are also prepared to'f urnish
DRESSED FLOORING, SHINGLES,
and all other Lumber required in the construction of
bu idings All kinds ofTnming done at short notice,
Bills for Joint and other Frame stuff filled with
promp ptness and care Orders respectfully solicited
a.e WOLF 4 BARTON.
Bl oomsburr, April Is, 1851. i7f
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NEW sAxaxR SHOP.

The undersigned respectfully announces that he
has rcGltie, n shop one door below Meyers Drug
Store, IN the Exchange Block. where heis prepireu
10 conduct tho barbering business In all It's brnnches
T'he art of coloring whiskers and moustachcs "
prncticed by him most skillfully. Ilc also cleans
ciothing, making them look nearly as goodas new;
upop the most reasonable terms. Having procured
rn,cd IN visjtamIies in cases where II is desirable
10 nut ND or Gu, ha,r upon reasonable terms.
~ Hair Tonic Of the very best quality. us'n 'o'
cleaning hair, kept constsntly on hand aa,oI ss ~.
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PREPARATION EoR SwARMING.-Many
persons, who know better, neglect to clean
their bee stands in the spring-an operation
grateful to the bees and essential to full
development Of their productive powers.
There is sometimes remissness, too, in pre-
pairing hives for the swarming season. re-
sulting often in the loss Of colinies, which
otherwise woulp have sought forest domi.
Gil. No matter what description of hive is
used, it is best to have an ample number on
hand to meet any possible exigcncy which
the freaks Of off.shooting colonies may
chance to display. These preparation may
not save all but the chances an they will,
if not delayed till the moment when the
outgoing coliny isabout to take wing. 1t is
o true saying that "delays are dangerous, I"
and in nothing are they more SO than with
beer in the swarming on.-RuaN Nc,o
Yorker. va ssagl NV.
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DRUGs, DRUGS, DRUGS.

AKUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS.
Pure Medicines, nt John n, Meyers Drug Stoy'
corner Of Main aHd Market Streets. A good assG'
ment Of
PURE DRUGS,
Medicines, Paints. Oils and Varnislos, always on
hard, and will be sold cheaper than at any other
Drng Store in Iown.
QUALITY GUARANTEED.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at Meyers
Drug Store,
Ayers and Jayncs Medicines sold at Meyers Drug
Store,
Wisharts Tar Cordial, Bakers Cod Liver Oil,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, sold at aioycr's Drug
Store.
For any reliable patent medicines, call at Meyers
Drug Store.
Leather of oil kinds. wholesale and retcii. at j. R
Meyers tug Store, bloomsbury, Pa.
May 9, ,le6G.-tf.
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REARING FRUIT TREES. MANY people
put out fruit trees; some throw them out
and into the grounb some stick them in, q
few set them out, and after they arc set out
take care Of them. Some bring forth thirty
fold, some sixty, and some an hundred. -
Now let them who readeth do likewise.
Those who throw and stick their fruit
trees into the gsound, are apt to leave the
care Of them to the cattle and hogs espe-
cially the pruning consequences, deaf trees,
dcformed trees, poor fruit, and little of it
no profits.
To have trees pay eypenses-to have them
pleasant to look at-an ornament to the
neighborhood, and qualification to the
stomach-sct them out lin good soil good
enough to bear stout corn or any other
grain. Then keep she soil good; keep
them well and properly prunded yourself,
not allowing cattle or hogs to assist. Much
is lost in allowing too many brances to grow.
Only the limbs, to form good symmetrical
top, should be allowed to grow. Too many
limbs on frit tree ar just as pernicious as
too many stalks of corn in a hill-smallcr
corn-smaller fruit and inferior quality
And, reader, where do you pick the best fla
vared fruit? Is it not on the branches to
which sun and light have free access? Then
prune accordingly.
Passing along highway short time ago,
observcda row of trees each side Of the
way, to bcstow an apple on the traveller. :
Are there any more to do likewise, that
many poor one, who hath not Of Gods
domain to grow an apple, can pick one to
cat without trcspass and without pricc?-
Country gentleman.
The New York herald., 1868-05-15
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL's HORSE AUCTION
"A Mart, l2 East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenuoA
TINS DAY friday u o'clock. enemen having private
wfhnr To purchase anything In the horse line will nd
their advantage 70 give csn Our dealings almost
sxSln: with merchants and business and estab
down town Office removed 70 ss NASSAU street, opposite
Turnou &C. at private and public hale Liberal svanses
made everything In the horse line. We postpone
sale account OF weather Caaog of todays sale Bay
Mare lo hands years. kind in all harness, good roadster
and warranted sound gentIemans Turnout comprising
olows:-Dark brown Mare, 49, hands, years, kind 10 all
harness. fine under saddle free from vice, elegant
every respect together with Wood Bros Top
new and set OF single Harness; Bay Mare 4 hands,
years Kind In al harness and under saddle tros in minutes
and warranted sound top Wagon first class maker; black
Horse, l4 hanis, years. kind in ali harness. tros in
minntes stylish and warranted sound; Dog Cart in
good order coored Horse, 49, hands, years. hne
harness bay Horse, 1870 hands, years. good traveller good
style and sold for debt gray Mare kind
otting sorl Horse l5 hanis kind n all harness.
tine under saddle vice. Stylish beat
minutes has ro,.ed n sA fine pole horse and war
Of Broome street team OF line truck work Horses,
l6h hands, and years. free from ice, very stylish
eam rnS "a sound rns w,n
FIRST class family Turnou-a of black Horses, Is
hands, ~ years. kind in all harness free from vice, very
ranted perfectly sound, together with westcheter
Double Harness. Blanke.i saddis srids &C.; acs
in about minutes and warranted perfectly sound
with Sedde Bride, &C.. bright bay horse, 15f hands,
years kind in all harness and under saddle ots In three
Horse l6 hands, years. kind In al harness. free from
and sod for account OF whom may top Trot
and no Top Busees sne and double Harness. Blankets,
Robes, as. kc description at time of sac
The New York herald., 1868-05-15
THE TURF.

FASHION RsE.-TR0TTIN0.-FRInAY, NAY Is
az so'closk z NJ three rscs. No match for $500,
sons Jenny Barker No Stake o three hve Z,
r. Manee's Little Rat g. Ingrams Quaker Boy, j.
No Match $500 mile heats AcAns Noun
tain Raj, Bloom's b. M III owners 70 trtve
J. A. CHAMBERS, yroprietor
FASHION RSE.-TROTrING AND RUNNING =
Saturday, May i6, at 2 O'Clock p NJ Ne J. Match for
$5o Dugray's ben Wood, to harness; owners
stake $50 mile heats P. Msnee's b. m, J. lngram's
j. A. CHAMBERS, Proprietor
TINION COURSE.-TROTTING, FRIDAY, NAY IT, AT 8
~ r. N. Purse OF $780, mile heats In
J. Dougrey's b. Ben Wood; John Mmrhy's blk. Black
Bess Hiram Howes Doll; q. w. tiiibert's g. Frank
Phfers b. m Nodine's VIM. II. Tayor's Billy.
Same day, match between two wen Brooklyn horses
WIN. SHAW, Proprietor
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IN A. LAWRENCE, AUCTIONEER-THE NEW ANp

IN A. LAWRENCE, AUCTIOvEER.-THE NEW AND
IT,. elegant yacht sappho will be sold public auction
by Messrs LAWRENCE s1ssATfON, Auctiouecrs. On
board vessel q. FOO. q Bridge STREET srookyn, l. on
feet beam, "a feet inches; depth Of feet TONNAGE
30 old measurements This splendid weasel
and care q manner With model uneguaied for speed,
beauty and comfort BY the hessrs G. n PoiIlon and
cruise sst .mmer with the New York Yacht Squadron
IN the great race 10 wtndward) from Newpor 70 Block
Island she easily outsaed all her csmpet,ors Her furn
every pansuar Inventory and furtner Information q the
huc,'oneers once, Trinity Building, Ill Broadway base
The New York herald., 1868-05-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE JUNE NUMBER or DsMoREsrs noNIHLY
MAGAZINE has host Of eexant elites and valuob)Q
supplements, Including lays collar really lcs use; Sys
and one OF the Man with 0shcr extraordinary ~
fractions DO the spienaid june nubsr new
The New York herald., 1868-05-15
BooART, AU CTIoNEf n,

I BooART, AucTIoNEER,
-. VIII seli
on snmroAy Nay 10, ~ l0H O'Clock, n the auction oom
Nol North William nsreet-Morgaee SAFE is &c assomrns
oi pnr hedroom and Kitchen Furniture; Brussels Inrss
~ and Ingram Carpets; two rosewood Pianos, bharu anu
bagsteile Tables, Mirrors, &C.
BosAhT, AUC1IONt ER.- SATURDAY, NAf TO- At
O'Clock, In front Of the auction roums ~ orn
In perfect ORDER
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SAFES AT AUCTION.
= ..,v -, ,.sw STOCK p nMINo MpIE

A UcTI0N SALE OF FARM, STOCK, FARadENG IMpLE
A css sna %
Shall proceed public auction, on the :uh day Of
GO sssss
ing shuSss and Romana Toson, or their heirs or dsv
One Farm, called the rlosson farm IN said Avon
81 sGm
land situate other On Of the pieces wood
he ;R1 TH0s %
country residence for gentlemen ol ~ Ss
Time VIII be al d.
Sssn Young os!s sheep wns c.rrisss Cart:
in So.. ..s viii pss:
sSs sale Es x ssri p be WxG6o
A ARoN oLAFLIN 4 CO., sS AND 81 vEsEY STREET,
w. - " THIS DAY RR1DAY>. MAYls.
w ' FIVE HUNDRED CASES
80" ''-''iSotS BOOTS SHOES AND BALMoRALs,
IN original packages direct from the manufacturers con-
MEMS. BOYS. yoyrHHg, " yoxEss, MISSES AND
IN 81 M shsr variety Of style adapted to city or country trade
JAMES NJ MILLER, Auc.oneer.
AUCTION -IARaE AND lPs1 POSITIVE yAI;s SALE OF
tho elegant aou:sSsia yuint"rs At hs four story
1ss Be SSn pSs q ''h S
IN: M I
wSnT Pso. S with % snS
reps; Turkish Chairs and Lounges rosewood Etagerc
and Bookcase, walnut Writing Desk Corner Eageres and
Fooksands Brocatel and Curtains large Mirrors Re-
ception Chairs elegant Parlor Ornaments, Works OF Art
Rronzes staary Lava and China Vases fine OH Paintings
Bronze Clocks, &c.
Magnificent rosewood Panoforte;
Seven octave, four round corners,
Stool aad Cover rosewood and walnut Bedroom Suits Spring
and Hair Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows, Plankes Sofas,
Chairs Rockers co cred with haircloh and reps; Buffet
Extension Table, Dining Chairs Glass China and Slverware
Table Cutlery, &C. Sale positive N BReliAble men In at
tendance TO pack purchasers At reasonable
char.es LUKE FIrzGERALD, Auctoneer
A MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER SELLS
n. this day. at II O'clock re- stanton street. Counters
Shelving Glasses, Crockery Tables Chairs Bagaele, &c.
invited.
AT AUCTION.-BY z. II. LUDLOW 4 CO.. AUCTION.
n eers, No. Pine street on "Wednesday, May 20 a. p
M the premises order Francis Garreson Exec
uto sc ton Point Rhinebeck the east bank Of the
Hudson, N choice Land with water grant; mansion
large, lawns deeply shaded River and mountain views
superb Descriptive circulars at auctioneers' office.
The New York herald., 1868-05-15
SALES AT AUCTION
ExrRAoRDINAkY ART SALE.

ExrkAoRpINAkY ART SALE.
a. hes:r. LEAvrrr srREBEIGH CO., Clinton Han Art
the sns soecoa T s sy the M Of Ma.
rhesc nc,0-.. LIS Late e. Mr. r.. AN Coz1sns. .s,
comment The collection contains :. '- -,
n..r,v v.u, Sc enty.hve Paintings,
Ansrssna Ass aa? %an en%pRsns aR
Mr. co,,sn: years. he S'sssi most
such an ouoor,unit M,,m AZ, tN ana artists arsis,s;
valuable S no aon oo
s ssn or mere no representative private
His coles-Church- Durand-Cirav- Ksuset,s Eups,us
N. c0,5sS: 70 70 uu.arp.;.s sqasaes Ss any o:A
Now on view day and evening. DU
GEORGE COOK, AUcrIoNEER, d 80
u salesrooms i0l Liberty street.
Of ;Is
and Forks IN variety silver Plated Ware tSr sois
SsssT 's: SSss' '''sa''
Library Sets, Lounges, ChaLi, Bookcasea, Buass
% Notice f T. 6r fsh.r-cerain article. e with me on
two since win 3 .od :. auction on SATURDAY.
S'''' ''''' p'''''' y JAS. ). COOK, sss Broadway
HEHRYy u LEEDS, AUcT@T0NEEs to- E.;u =. :. ..,,,, :,
Friday Nay Is al d ososk a The residence 10 % Ssd
son ihriasin Mo sE5LD
consisting Of Velvet Carpets rosewood suit 10 crimson plush
inald Centre rosewood IN
hogany Sofas and Dvss elegantly gilt and Vases
hogany Bedsteads, panied aud enaneed Cottage Suits,
Lounges In crimson pish mahogany marble top Dressing
reaus do. Washstands Beds Mattresses feather
holsters and Pillows black walnut Crib Beead, Brussels
Carpets mahogany Sofas In harcoh gilt frame Water Color
Drawings Extension Table, mahogany mab top buc ele-
gany carved marble Clock, mahoaay Sofas in hairc0th,
black walnut Sewing Chair. Also Kitchen Furniture.
HENRY H. LEEDS AUCTIONEEK.
II HENRY II. LEEDS MlNEis will sell by auction,
Thursday Friday and SATURDAY., lath, l5h ana 10th of May
. ~ 'l'sn ~ eAfl u ssfsn sSs xtT \ G1LLEsIEs,
Nos 8l7 and $40 Broadway, corner twelfth street.
CONTkIBU1OhS' SALE OF CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS
embracing the works OF
Vim. Hart W. Oddie,
Wyoev,li, J. @. Brown,
j. y. Cropsey, WIN. Brown,
Geo Inness Mario,
Blake.ock, Roam,
Otto oommers sully,
And Others
Also by order Of the of Wm +. Burton, de-
ceased collection OF Pictures celebrated
ers. They exhibition free, aoove TIL sale, and
two evenings previous.
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF A VERY EXTEN-
sve stock of Wines Liquors, Preserved Fruits, &c.
JOSEPH Mo UIRE, AUCrlONEER,
Once SO, Nassau street.
win sell Saturday May To- 1861 at 10 o'clock about 1900
gallons imported Sherry Maera, Port other Wines
also lC0 dozen pure California Wine, 30 Cham
pagne Bourbon Irish and Scotch Whiskeys Cigars and
Lar quantity OF Preserved Fruits Jees &C; goods gaved
from the late ire 1T the Italian warehouse 80 nion
The above stock will sold by samples at the store ~
University place. Fourteenth street, and the original
packages can be seen at the warehouse, above.
The terms oil sale will be cash.
The New York herald., 1868-05-15

MARsHAL'S sALE.-FEATHER MANDATORY.
M X. FIELD, auctioneer street, City Hall
Feather Mandatory, compsng Feathers OF descrp
SON, Marshal.
The New York herald., 1868-05-15

NTARSHAL'5 SALE. BOGART, AUCfl0NEER, WILL.
l sell pubic auction SATURDAY, siay 10, 1885, at
ocock in the forenoon at his auction rooms No North
William by virtue OF and order
of John H. Hitler Marshall lot OF fancy carved and rustic
Picture Frames and Brackets also Pictures aud Ensravngs
In frames, suitable for the trade.
The New York herald., 1868-05-15
DY HENRY II. LEEDS. AuCTIoNEER

QY HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTTONEER.
- HENRY II: LEEDS MINER will sell by auction, on
Saturday, May IT, n. 109 O'Clock, ut their salesroom a3
Liberty street Elegant Household Furniture removed from
the private residence Of for convenience of
consisting OF Paror Dining Room, Library and Chamber
furniture Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets; glt frame
French plate Pier and Mane Mirrors Git Cornces
Parlor Suits Etaeeres marble top Centre Tables Cbande-
lers and Gas Fixtures ne Bronzes and Mante Ornaments
rosewood black walnut and mahogany Bedsteads; marble
top Dressing bureaus Washstands Commodes rosewood
Wardrobes. Toilet TABLES, Chairs Rockers Mattresses Pill
lows, holsters, Window Shades, Ocoths Stair Carpets Hall
Stands and Chairs complete carved black walnut Dining
Room Suit gilt and decorated china Dinner Sci
peror Plate of the manufacture of Dixon Sheed Chris
tote, VI Paris; cut and engraved Glassware, &c.
Also
A number of fine Oh Paintings.
Also, at l2 O'clock
Rosewood Stenway Grand Piano, octaves,
Rosewood octave Piano.
Mahogany octave Piano.
The New York herald., 1868-05-15

DYJ. d. BARRY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 26l BROAD
ID way-Large and peremptorv of magnificent House.
hold Furniture elegant Panoorte Mirrors Velvet
brnsse q and Ingram Carpets, &c, &c.
BARRY co. VIII on this day friday, May 49, the
entire contents OF the brown 20 West Twelfth st.
commencing at ii O'Clock precisely The par contSn
two Suits covered in satin also wal
Psnofore in hne order marble Centre Tables
large Turkish Easy Chairs French Pate Pier Mirrors Lace
Curtains Corrces &C. collection OF rich costly
OIL Paintings China Vases Ac &C. also elegant Dining Room
Chairs walnut Suit rich French China Ware, elegant Silver
Plated Ware, Cutlery &C., &C. magnificent Bedroom Frni:
ure in carved rosewood mahogany and walnut fine Horse
Hair Mattresses Straw Paiasses &c. Kitchen and front
Basement Furniture, Cooking Utensils &c. &C. Catalogues
early morning Of sale the house.
The New York herald., 1868-05-15

aaaINeue fsl traaHa
.a8lata ssas sslfas tasetla tlasN BE- taW firgo,
The New York herald., 1868-05-15
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

VUANfED-A 00MPLETE TURNOUT, A HORSE THAT
w In three mnues shifting top wa on harness.
&C. state ays sse color and lowest price, Clinton l2 West
Thirty-eehih streel
The New York herald., 1868-05-15

RY HENRY d. MINER, AUCTIONEER, sALEsROOMs
No. Cortiand street, four doors west from Broadway
Fine Art Gallery, 845 Broadway.
ANCIENT AND MODERN OIL PAINTINGS, PROOF
ENGRAvINGS, CHROMOS &C, &C, From
PRIVATE COLLECTIONS
HENRY D. MINER BARKER vii sell at auction, Friday,
May 5 at IL O'Clock, at their Salesroo, No.
street, four doors west from Broadway large collection OF
Ancient spd Modern on Paintings. emb acing works by
artists OF the French English and American schools also
number Of tine Proof EngavnSs and Chromos incluaing
invoice Of Swiss Fancy Goods, Canes Whips &C., The
above II n exhibition
The New York herald., 1868-05-15

DY ROBERT SOMERvILLE, AUCTIONEFR.
~ Saleroom ~ Nassau street opposite the Post Office
ROBERT SOMERVlLLE will sell auction, FRI
day May l5 at 70 O'Clock, at saleroom % Nassau street,
large and elegant assortment of Household Furniture
moved for convenience OF SALE consisting of velvet
and ingram Carpets black walnut and rosewood Suits
and haircoth oak and black walnut Chamber Suits
Extension Table oak and black walnut marble top Centre
Table and Sideboards, hair and Mattresses, Sofas
Lounges Mirrors and black walnut Desks; also three
grand rosewood Pianos, &c.
The New York herald., 1868-05-15

RY HENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER, sALEsROOM
ID No Cortand street, four doors west Of Broadway,
Art Gallery s45 Broadway.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, MIRRORS BED
II. ID. MINER BARKER will sell at auction,
on SATURDAY May IL. at i0h o'clock, nj
their salesroorn No. Cortlandt street,
Household Furniture, consisting of
Velvet, Brussels, Ingram and Tapestry Carpets
French plate pier and mantel Mirrors various
szcs rosewood and mahogany aide and centre Tables
black walnut and rosewood Parior Suits
In brocate haircoh and black walnut
Beisteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands Lounges
and Chairs; black walnut AMI oak extension Dining
Tables and Chairs; hair Mattresses,
feather Beds Bosters and Pllows,
lace and brocatel Curtains, OF cloth,
Stair Carpets, Crockery, Glass Ware
and Kitchen nsils.
The New York herald., 1868-05-15
A UCTION NOTICE.

ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT AT AUCTION.
7. 3. BLEECKER SCHOOLEY will sell at auction, on
Thursday May M ls6s at the Exchange Saesroo, No. Ill
Broadway an elegant new Italian Villa with Of
hi hy cult ated Land, situated Ivington avenue,
Irvington N J street railroad depot
Newark direct to the house, only cash requed title
indisputable
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