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DERSONS desiring anything in the above
line will. find upon examination one OF
the most complete stocks of goods kept IN
any retail Drug Store in the State, and to
enable the constant demand to be met, is
being increased The following standard
Liniments always on hand:
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MICK'S
~ MOWER AND REAPER,

WIN. II. HARTMAN & Co., Sole Agents for
the State of Maryland. This Reaper and
Mower stands unsurpassed in this country
or Europe. We ask nothing more of any
where true merit will show itself beyond
doubt. We know they will work and give
entire satisfaction, under all circumstances.
Messrs. Mccormick & Bro. say to all who
need or intend to buy Reaper or Mower,
'sTake their machine and try it to your sat
isfaction through the Harrest with any other
machine you can get, and keep which ever
YOU like best" These machines combine
all modern improvements of any value.
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Fall Goods
just Opened.
g AT g
J..R. BUSBY'S & CO..
one Door East of Railroad.

A Large stock of entirely new style Dress
IN Goods, changeable poplins In all shades,
plain and rep poplin in all shadesand colors,
English, French and American Merino,
large stock of black alpaccas, black rep and
alpaca poplins all shades and colors,
beautiful assortment Of all the
LATEST STYLE STA RLS,
from ST up, Irish linen, diaper, table linen.
towels and napkins, scarlet and paid opera
fannels, cotton, all wool and gored
BaInOraI Skirts,
Calicoes, bleaehed and unbleached Muslin
of all grades at the lowest prices, a full line
of Notions, faiIss -eq.eeP
Hosiery, 4 i
l eA Gloves M if@
.l'f K E+379 l7t ~ and Corsets,
S Men and Boys Cashmere, a
BOOTS SHOES AND HTS.
JONI R. BUSBY. & CO.,
~ One door East of Rail Road,
in First National Bank Building.
oct l.. 1868. 49, rgf. 81 a,ss sssasi..., #
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
LoND m
BLOOD PANACEA.
The Great Alternative and Blood Purifier.

Is the most perfect vegetable compound of altera-
lives toncs diuretics and diaphorecs making it the
most effective, invigorating, renevating and blood
cleansing cordial known to the world.
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C. D.. ST0NESI!ER'S
Cheap Grocery and
FISH DEPOT

NEARLY OPPOSITE j. LINGERFELTER'S HOTEL.
TIME Subscriber wish to inform tho Public
that he is now receiving daily large
quantities of all kinds oil
FIR ESEI FISH
right from the Fishing Shore, first handed.
The public is invited to call. Dealers furnished
at city prices, either in large or small quanti-
ties, through the season.
To the Ladies we would say we have repleted
our Store Room and have splendid stock of
CANNED FRUITS on hand, such as
Peaches,
Tomatoes,
86. Strawberries,
Blackbcrries,
Green Peas.
Fresh,
Cloved,
Spiced, and Picked Oysters,
Pickles, mixed and plain in Jars, Chow Chow,
Pepper Sauce, Tomato Catsups, Jeleys, &c.
Potatoes, Corn Meal Hominy, Lard, Butter,
Eggs, Bacon, Salt, Cod Fish, in fact every thing
pertaining to first-cass Provision Store.
rs Come andSsee for yourselves and be
convinced.
The highes cash price paid for all kinds of
Country Produce.
Thankful for the past favors, the subscriber
hope that by strict attention and by selling
cheap, to receive liberal share Of patronage.
CYRUS d. STONESIFER.
Itffan A
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J ALEXANDER FRAZER.
Clock and Watch Maker,
& PPosITE3 LINGERFELTER's Il

Y
RESPECTFULLY in ~xsz,A
II forms the Public that NSzEEER
he has opened Shop for -
the transaction of business at the residence
of William Baker, opposite Lingerfelter's
Hotel Westminster; Being an old expe-
pairer merely, he fatters himself that he
can give every satisfaction to his employers.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, &C., repai ed
at short notice, in the best manner, and on
most accommodating terms
June fly
THAYE to-day received my Summe stylesotr
and little Rosette, opposite Catholic Ghuc6.
Westminster. june 4.
A MOTHER fine lot Tassaled Kid Gloves, JUS
~ received at j. r. Busby's 4 Go.
a Very large stock Of Domestic Goods, very
IL ehesp5at Warmers.
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THE "POULTERERS' FRIEND!"

HE sfUULIEnEnN FHIENU.
Or, Chicken Po,oder, Copy Right Securely
f,ss tsr A certain cure for
Gapes I'm Chickens & Turkeys.
Will prevent and cure Chicken Cholera
and other Diseases common to
9iafs Poultry, and will promote
49, i' E, an increase Of Fat.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH PACKAGE
.Esslk'nB- Price % cents -Asa
HHE annexed are few of the certificates
we have received in proof of the great
value and efficacy of the Poulterers' Friend:
CARRoLLToN, BAITIMoRE Co., Mn,
iq9I 81 flsu a7eg December Is, 1867.
Messrs. Cgotcorthy d Co.:
Gentlemen-I have used your stPoulter
ers' FRIEND upon brood of young chick
ems that had the gapes, and am happy to
say that blythe use Of few doses they were
entirely. cured. 1t will certainly cure the
gapes when used according to directions
.hls Yours, &C., GEO. HARTMAN.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. Z, 1868. I
Messrs. Clot,oorthy& Coz.
Gentlemen4-I have sold all the 'Poulter-
ers' Friend ! received from you last Au-
gust. Thepoultry in the surrounding coun-
try was dying very fast with "Cholera." l
recommended your 'sPoulterers' Friend"
andsit worked like charm. / gave it as
directed, and it cured those that were then
sick, and have not seen any sy mptoms o
thedisease since. Yours, &C.,
aB. -MENcKEN, Cross and Warner strs.
JEFFERSON, FRED'K Co., July %, 1867.
Messrs. CgOt,corthy Dc Co., Baltimore:
GentIemen-The wonderful cures which
have been made by your "Poulterers'
Friend cannot fail to interest all who
raise Poultry. A gentleman of this village
has been experimenting on chickens with
the gapes. He tried your "Poulterers
Friend according to the directions, and it
had the desired effect in destroying the
worm, efectually relieving the chicken at
once. Since then l have had many calls
for it, and it has been used extensively with
the same result. 1t is of incalculable value
to all who raise Poultry. Respectfully,
A. SPENCER.
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For the cure of ScRoFULA or KINGS
EsAILs1 EVIL, CUTANEoUs DISEASES, cry
HH sIPELAs, BoILs, PIMPLEs and
R BLoTcHEs the FACE, SoRR
6sIiS EYES, ScALD HEAD, letter AZ
E%Nl FEcTIoNs, OLD and STUBBORN
A3|E 81, ULCERS, RHEUMATIC DISORDERS,
YELLOW JAUNDIcE, SALT RHEUM
WHITE SwELLINGs, MERCURIAL
DISEASES, GENERAL DEBILITY,
LoNDON hs s9S At
ASTHMA, SYPHILIS andSYPHILITIc
1Bl sOODN AFFECTIONS, INFLAMMATION of the
BLADDER and KIDNEYS PAINS in
han the BACK, DRoPsY, FEMALE CON-
HtANACtAU PLANTS, &c. To the broken down
.----...,--~- female it gives life and energy, by
"'---- II restoring the lost powers of nature,
,C,. r"-H.~Hn"nsI when health again succeeds the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feeble form AMI pallid cheek of the
: Sa-lllalIllllilln@ sufferer.
Nothing can be more surprising than its invigorat
IL effects on the human frame. Persons all weak
sss and lassitude by using the PANACEA, at once
robust and full of energy under its influence
Ladies who have pale complications and dark ABOUT
eyes, blotches and pimples on the face, rough skin
freckles, and are 'sout of spirits, should use a
title or two of LONDON BLOOD PANACEA. It
i'll cleanse your blood, remove the freckles and
otches and give you animation, sparkling eyes, nae
irits and beautiful complexion. Try 1t.
Price LOO Per Bottle.
The genuine have LONDON BLOOD PANACEA,
A. FouFz, BALTIMORE, Nd, blown in the bottle,
i'd my signature on the wrapper.
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Central Hall Store.
new STORE & EEW GOODS
Nearly Opposite the New
catholic Church.


TESHE undersigned has resumed business
again and is now receiving his Stock,
and will be receiving daily until all is com
plete. 0ur,Stock will consist of nearly all
the varieties of goods that can be kept, ex-
cept Dry Goods. Our
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
will be complete, and consist of
Coffees, Sugars, 80
Teas, Spices, Syrups
and Oils, all of which shall be
sold low. Our.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT, Il
when finished, will consist of all the var1e-
ties generally used by carpenters, builders
and undertakers, and viii be sold at the low
est cash rates. Our
Cedar and Wallov Ware
consists of Sleigh Baskets, Covered and I'm
covered Baskets, Tubs. Churns, Half Bushel,
Peck and Quarter Measures, Clothes Bas-
kets, Washboards, &c.
Also Forks, Shovels, Spades. Nails,
Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails, Cast and
Rought Butt Hinges, i and Strap Hinges,
Screws, Locks, Axes, Sad Irons, Saws, &C.
All of the above goods have been care
fully selected and bought for cash, and will
be sold at a very small profit. By calling
and examining for yourselves will be an ev-
idence of the fact. BY keeping good goods
and selling them low, and by strict attention
to business, hope to receive liberal share
;anIe.119~I IOHN IT sROWEPc
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Perry Davis Pain Killer.
Tab:as Imminent. Stonebraker's Eminent,
Mustang Liniment, Jadwin's do.
Burnetts Golden do. Bakers Pain Remedy,
Weaver's Champion do. Foutz's Mixture,
DeGrath's Electric Oil. Gargling Oil.
Pond,sExtract of Witch Hazel, regarded as
one of the best remedies known for internal
or external pains.
Cough and Eapectordnt Preparations
HUBER's CHERRY COUGH MIXTURE.
Hafl,s Balsam. Wishart's Pine Tree
Iiverwort Tar. Tar Cordial,
SoHencks PuImonic Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Syrup, s III Jayne's Expectorant.
. i aTONICS.
Hostetter's Bitters,
e...4,s. Plantation Bitters,
III ~ 1000 Morning Star Bitters
London Health Restorer,
Sea Weed Tonic.
A complete assortment of all the fastest
and most popular
Patent medicines Oh inc udS
o7 9 I'm Store.
7igdt 8ia
- fisa ~ 49,
TO PHYSICIANS.
The attention of medical practitioners is par
ticularly called to the
baa STOCK OF MEDICINES.
which / am satisfied will be found as COM
plete as in any first Prescription Store
in Baltimore | have in course Of prepara-
ton -
us ssPHYsIcIAN' Price LIST"
which will be issued every three months,
containing the prices of the leading prepa-
rations.g -
ra Particular attention paid TO the
Compromising Of Prescription.
feb. 27-1ys5 ~ ~
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Daily Passenger & Mail Line

II IRON Gettysburg at Westminster, con-
meets with the Cars at Westminster.
For seats apply to Zacharias' Hotel, West
minister, or keystone Hotel, Gettysburg.
sep "a JOHN SPALDING, Agent.
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MOTHER fine lot Tassaled Kid Gloves, jus
~ received at j. r. Busby's 4 Co.
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A Very large stock Of Domestic Goods, very
"a ehesp5at Warmers.
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90 0lbum ii man 6onttrn.

60 Glbom il man 6onttrn.
AIDES and GENTLEMEN can receive the
highest ash pree for their tof WEARING APPAREL. Car
nets Pra,ure Jewerr 6c calling addressing to Mr. OF Mr. H.
No i6t Seventhaye bewesn aud Twenty second ss
NANISTEE.
WI NOrICR-The unclssn spirits spoken ~ Revelations chap
NJ 10 out those whose not
written IN III. tue Lamb, look out which side are
gathered upon. 10 the pnt world prepared to a par 10 he
chap. a. le vii tud
tons Mstaew chap % a. aud EZEKIEL chap III 40, 49, Of tue
Bible and all through the boo.
DATENTS.-ln order TO apply Tor Patent,
send mo Of 70 MUM Co No u Psrktow
New York and stamp lees flo,
and m particulars ehe Send for pamphlet containing Law
ard NIL instruct Consultations free Established ~ years
SCIENTIFIC AMBRICAN-hs best illustrated Weekly Meehncal
paper SJs yeaL
INO AGENTS and DEALERS-Look at our
Il new price list Great reduction; ste al Co. snd vt
s.. for EIGHING aud MEASURING DlPPEki s' per
Tor COMBINATION HOUSE FUNNEL Of Elk distinct us-, Ihry
49, N'' GOODfS'& To-.
No 653 FrankNnst. PHILADELPHIA.
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GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS.

GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS
Tho sales of real estate reported IN ana
,r,nnG Bosion on Friday, were quite heavy
ILL., Buckner g. Co. of Paducah, Mo. are
,iidne tobacco warehouse that VIII h0io z'oV' i've"
heads. =, - l,r
The Smell House. in Iioulton, Name, KEEP pS
MIR George Parks, has been sold To Mr. lHipio'
Kendall's Mills for $4,000 soId
A. G.. Green of WiiamstOwn, Mass, nas 80 SUI II.
his Kruger milf property VITA Sel acres "a 1'
]. Chapman of Blaeklngton. for SIS'V"' ,,o,n
The Richard Austin homestead az NJ. A Eesca. to
Mass was sold at auction yesterday. p{ Ids were sold
(hsrle. Prince Tor $4,000; ana outlying Janus W. -
u various parties for SoVO' ,od &c tho.
Nh John T. WOrnal has puTchappeeutt 0i farm nm
hrr, OF Abraham kelar l22 acres vi No Tor 500 OF
near Lair Station. Harrison Ceu.5, ON tho Mace are
about SIla a. per acre. The Duil"i"s' -
not costly. -, NJ. oro
'nSN'l - -, t,ctcrv at MarseiIes. on the Upper H
NJ I'M contain 100 looms, 800 spndles anu Id, 90
a,V al 4O0 yards Of cloth per day ms WI w. o1
Irsuccr cotton mill OF thc MeSl' n in'''Ai"S 4
foundcry will also be at'achcu'
NJ Iobn Clark of northampton, Mass, mas
me JOSIAH Parsons estate III that town. ana ln
Ia i, ~ "A site for tile Clark Institution Tor INC DenI
and Dnnh The amount of lard is acres ana inc po
uud 81 100. 1t Is said he intends piesehthe ZIG pld
- fbr restitution ia addition to the sjOOJO Nc has a
owen Tie present number Of pupils is ~ anu ~
800, e i,crtg ed 10 49, Miss Rogers returned " HV'
charge and opened the school week ago
The work on the Church st. district, BOSTON,
g,n,o or steadily. The Church-st Chutch Is up W NC
required hight; ali the houses below IL are aisU 'rb
f,sa on ne left hand side Of FaNettest pctWtel
ard FerG!uaud Those the right SIZE OF f9Set,V-s
V-ut loot or so Emerson. Boyntoh Z.
te Faycest contractors propose 20 Iaf The
mot .l..uind curly next week Oh JthvI se, Mo
ta. ,-lf bur foot or OF their required night Int
Ntsk q raising is In eighteen sectiOls'
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9rttares mS lAlt,linus.

NEW-Y0Rk DIVISION, No. /, SONSO TEN
~ PHRANcR win ce.ele ihc TNhNrfSlXtl AANtNh r 4
vaAtl TUESDAY EvsS NC. i' 2'h inst At = O'clock A.
dr.se. will he delivered ~ ROBERT " FOCSr w. W the cv.
\ McKEAN g. W r. r. SrEARNS P ~ ". p the lioa wv.
DODGE ini oIcn Au's wiz he rushed uafeF tse In c =
Prof y MERRIAM Orauis snd Director OF Mnsc - - D. -
Chureh. \. B-Aembe.s II .he or ni appeal IN s,.l,
ALBERT irrEfB cf'.rnan 81 ccmriure.
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Persons having real estate for sale or 10 let
aud those DESTROYS of purchasing or renting such pro
perty will dud il their interest TO advertise IN TIE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition to this advantage The
TRIBUNE VIII be found not only IN NewYork and all it's
cities aud villages but every state and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
srei a. will allow OF the advantage offered being clear
to the reader. We would especially dwell on the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions OF TIE TErB
tNs Weekly, and Weekly. comprise individuals in
svery profession or business consequently adverts.
lrents IN each disseminate among al Glasses. TIL
1eRNE devotes especial to the reports OF real
estate both in the city and in every part OF the state
t3u> adding greatly to the value OF it's columns adj
vert slug medium. The charges for advertising are as
follows DAILY TRIBUNE. IS cents per line for single
1nseit'on WEEKLY TRIBUNE, s. per line; sLMfNEEhLr
Ieigi NJ . cents per line.
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ENECUTORS' SALE of a very desirable
T. pro,v 10 close the Of James H. Hag' decesi-Nn
Public Auction TIC pTse, aho s 5t "a ~ p
1sr "a Al n ocock the HOMESTEAD Of james H. nAsh ls
80. consisting % Eve of choice LAND chel ia Sppe
81 choice is bearing good s'aht N" ,.F
bono tb rheu all good order gcoi bhrn ana s'-oe
'0'''' ISRAEL A. HNGHT, Executors.
DAVID u. LANE.
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@musrmsnts.
SEASON 1866.
nnaIf


H'HEATRE FRANCAlS. SEASON l9o ca,y
II Sole Lessee and Director ocroBFR
on which occasion the and brilliant corps OF renownen ~
engaged in Europe expressly for ths esiaOlsnsnr va
seas with 0fenbaehs popular opers Boa1e
la GRANDE DUCHBSSb -
gorgously mounted the euure scenery aah es' h'nB o"
pressly made In PARIS n..A....,
Mile FOSTANEL (who, in order that the cost may os S
actve kindly scented assume tde roe az
CARRIER Fritz; ". BECkERS, General Lounj ~ oopl
Paul: N. GEN0T Baron Pack, d. bOUhuoi'' D"'" '''s'
MuSSAY. Nepomuc. .. o,ornvr
Musea Director Mr. ROBERT ST0hPEh
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERsThe stockholders ara o,oe, p
on snbbne for the entire or for any stated
are ePay qu-ssd apply al the Office Of the ibeaAs
before W esyesiay, September 10 - -, o....,,
PRICES o| Observation-Disclosures sests ard Dress Cce e
served ;Pnyats Boxes, seats 80 Proscenium boies ~
General Admissisn ri.
N0TicB-FaMrnY CIRCLE 80 cESTs.
HUM0RS OF RECONSTRUCTION. go r
4 Mr. JAMES r. COWARDIN.
TllB POpuIAR HuM0RiST LECTURER.
WILL DHIilNBb Ills FIRST LECTURE AT
IRVING HALL,
THIS (MONDAY) EyESiSG. September %. 1868.
Tickets SIC
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Sntiiom SALTS of Std estate.
J. BLEECKER. son & CO., Auctionecrs.

A J. BLEECKER. son g. Coz Auctioneers.
"A. THURSDAY. October |,
II o'clock at toe Exchange SaiesiOom, No. III b.9aINf
FXEtTORS SALF-The we'll known property Of th late Jue
Iohn Garrison At GARRSONS the Hudson River d"osf olp1
site POINT consisting Of about 20 acres Of a,l or ne
rlot Of arous dimensions 10 o. nearly an OF her alo
Inc sgnsept building sites this plerdd part of The s see
signed john Mcneil & r. Garrison, W. ~ Usf'''
N ALSO
nv ORDER THE UEIR--ihe Hotel property adohihs
sbayr Lands 10 be sold hy Executors consisting 81 Zaet " i
the extensive wei known hotel known - we -, ~,
conley fohed 10 accommodate $50 guests together WIN oe1
&c. &c. o,.,.,c,-y ,,-pe1 porvr
EXFCIT0HS' SALE An GARRfSONS OPPOSITE WEST fOINl,
Mr. consisting OF
and i've acres well psnied with House eA' WIN
h, vnd,xs contain. nine Tie situation IS very beavN"
line ems II gha and West Point iems iA"
able. Sgled, ,-.t. = -, n Noore deceased
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REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK. Saturday, Sept. &C. 1868.
No,h,nc new to report in the New \ ofK mean
"a IN rlef to-day.
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Situations S9Ialrt.o- -S,malts.

situaiiums IantsS -f,maIts.
WOMAN wishes situation TO do general
HorSEWOnK and also good COOK Apply No. lSj Second
- between Avenue A and d. hrst hoof.
EHTkNTED-A situation by respectable gnl
w todoCOOklNG 10 small family, or HOtShWOKk good reief
enc. Apply 2aB Seventh corner OF TWENTY oast
ANJED-By q respectable woman, the
w washing OF family gentlemen 10 take TO her oNh house OK
vii 90 OUT b. The Cau No. 2l Thrav near Fourteenth ST.
ia the rear Mrs NJ CAM
A IL respectable Families, Boarding houses ana
y ilot, a. he fnppd good SERVANTS from az nations fo
,,, snd Csho ct Mrs YoGKSTOSS OMoe No a. beckerss
dlITY and country ladies, VINO wish to econ
,e lis cmnvg good fsittfl ard girls at mode ste
can Ne uc.,, suited CAkROLIS Agency No % ith
49,, Also vaups to be employed, robusi gir y laleed ana
suail girls
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Sousts ano farms doluni,O.

SMALL HOUSE or part OF n house
~ WAsTtD Ia 4 smsl Arrcsn family Nre or - room ~
quredl house must have al consrneus tnh par O. hou
suitably cn1enienIr u1us 'f Housekeeping Aa' "V''
BOX No lOs Tribune Odire
EIRST-CLASS COUNTRY SEAT or FARM
i WANTED the iud.on the vicinity Of Ne. pust OF roDsn
kesp.s m EXCHANGE m 90 bro House 10 Inc
ton Apply a No ~ Brese-si. SECOND hoor
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EeIrNI H. SALE OF over 100000 ACKES oil
1 VALTtBLE COAL. IRON. TIMBER. fAtN aui hem.ors
,nds in the COUNTIES McKan. Fk I'D tanon
M troor ana valuable lands II the Mkean anl hL Lana ana
IrproTener, Coanv vii b. cteel to public sae ~ ,iA :" pr
ou ESDAl lsT ui October l Al D. "oh '" a
& phAnbs i,rnre Tirie Lands situated IN TIE uoh,s
EN- ra Of the STATE line 90 he Phsil1a ana me
% fFre nearly ani c'nrecte1 ~ dft' f'f" @
Win the Ell OF NeaNok Phdp, ADD BALTIMORE and on 5omp
% If IN, ro,l councillors eu 100 Mir. Of blhao fnd ocAes
4, she Sste IN Nv YORK The attention ~ capitalists mtnhsr W
re-. Of iron ana lamher Of coal tanrers sd Others - sP
m lands atin.u large and EorAlhc veins 81 superior sa
sui .te,n Goals. ne and 81 excellent lu nu GOV
~,eg b ,r, forest Of isrt Goods heocs ald pn. tmbs un
or,,,sJ ~ The Frn neses.g sol equally poins I'VE
b The hes. n Is Of he ~ irk taosurs ana Pap
connr NAV. ei,h o. sse an all "inc 10
ind Information furnished on aspiration 10 ne nnaefi ~
WILLIAM HACKER >~feisf All iltait a. '
oJre Of he compsnv NJ s2G Wsruisf. Philadelphia
FRfbFRiCK Itiitl, Pre- Heat
THOMAS A. SONS AUS .,,.,-,,
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Situations &lantro -Htslts.
CULTIVATION WANTED-By n young man
y ~ good character assistant t2oskeepsf d., 40 we
,rr md half experience Best d teeIeees eg Addt,,
A. 4. X, Tribune Ohes for fonr DAYS s.i.zc ----t.
CITUATIQN WANTED--As C0ACHMAN. by
- ygsls NIB ecoi can s''e the beet Of Teeeaee Apply al No
-
XXrANTFD-A situation by Il young man as
w CUTTER for Pauts snd Vests nas eipeiehee
good reference Address one week JOokFh tLhelIH :.
NNANTED-A situation by young man as
w BARKEEPRR or LIGHT PORTER HAS experience ard 5000
reference Adisss r. H. No l@ toii auth a., y.
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regulations sake, TO root his passion for
her out of his heart. The young clergyman
was of course sadly taken aback; but love had
struck its tendons throughout all his nature,
and was not to be rooted out like weakly
cliDging bush. He aptly quoted the text
about the unbelieving wife being sancti-
6ed by the husband; and the result is that
Sk,heS has forever given up the pomps and
vanlties of this life, wherein she once cut
so tremendous q swell, and has subSided into
quiet-spoken, bard-Working minister's wife.
Whether the newly-wedded pair will be per-
mitted to remain in their present parish, how
ever, bs extremely uncertain. am afraid they
will discover that repentance in this life does
not inevitably escape retribution, and that
where q name has once been msde notorious,
forgiveness by Heaven does not always mean
forgetfulness on the part of the world.
ALI BABA.
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The Lynching in indiana.

CINCINNATI July 22.-The three robbers who
were lynched near Seymour made tull disclo-
sures OF their cor rnection with many rObberies
and murders in that vicinity. The headquar-
tiers were at the Reno House, near Rockford,
about two miles from Seymour. The family was
declared to be the or glnators in numerous muir
ders and highway robberies. and OF being direct
particIparors in nearly all of them, rendering
lite and property unsafe, and holding the peace
full and law. abiding citizens in continual state
of fear.
John Reno !: now in the Missouri Pen'ten-
tlary, and two other members of the family are
under arrest Tor the robbery of the Adams EX-
press Company. Frank Reno, the most SIX lful
assassin of the whole family, is now at Windom,
Cal. A large reward will be Offered by the ofh-
! delivery of his body at Seymour, Jackson
county Ind.