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whether Won can trace from the evidence any Of tho
stolen property tho possession OF the defendant On
that matter the prosecution point TO two classes OF CIT
cumstances First they claim that the proof Ougnt 70
satisfy you that Harrington and the prisoner were ~nH
in concert and that when Deal sold the bonds for ar
ringtOn he was in fact, acting also for Okel Tnat
question OF fact for yOu You are 70 Judge from the e
dence as to the introduction OF Deal to Harrington ana
O'Kells subsequent conduct whether harrlhgIon a1u
the prisoner were I'm concert II so, then HarringtOns
possession was the possession OF the prisoner ana you
believe that the property that Deal sold part OF the
stolen property then you may nd that stolen property
was in possession OF the prisoner The jury were iui
ther charged that II necessary 10 ideny tne pou
pie dyed by the prisoner OF the stolen property
and II they not convinced reasonable men, that
he took them knowing they were stolen, they must
acqut him In half an hour the Jury found verdict OF
guilty the third and fourth counts OF the Indictment
The prisoner was romanded until Monday Tor sentence
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DECIsIONs-JUEE %.

Suprems Conrt-Ch -Chambrs-By Judge BarnaId.-
Je,yni,i agt Rytr-MOt on grantei. so costs go. ,
nv JudFe Cariozo-Cofn The Hanson CAB CO. nA
bo1 he he nj on question ho. far the fund aoe 70 i
nc at Sowes-AlotOl Tor attachment without co, i ~
paburr and r. r. CoProp0sei order setl Tue F
ME e re Stemmler agt McGureSee memoranda of aeclon
SUPERIOR Court-Speaal Ierm-By Justice McCnhh.
-Wi.m Bacon John Raey-olouon ior C9il-
Granted and order settled (lapcr 10 Clerks 0mce) h
Smith act Pranc. d. ForMotOu for perpetual STAY gianel
Pr,pcs Igmout at eorg Rchangmen and default Set asu
nvmept OF 10 costa Alon1o Dutch gt Abraham "
Jnes Morgan schmidt agt Matilda scbmdt-lu tn'
ea he order m attachment issue SgsmuDd Lander a LEO
no referee conhmeif ard p]mnt orer
thereon Ann ofu, ochuizLet the default be opene
On condition that aud plaintiff take short n
Mr. T. khart y Grant a2 ROBERT L.
aor-I Of this orders u must therefore, l
ase enteeI Ia re- D. Bayari-Orier granted
Common Pleas-SpeciGl Ierm-By Judge LarremQre.
-eoan Mtrks-oon granted payment Of O costs Ia e
Anthony Schmuch- Schmuh appointed gladsn td ue
sustained with leave 10 panun % aehl
his conn 80 costs OF mouOn 70 aue
Ne9lnuncon continued until judgment tO coss
piutH for judgment on account
fdyoousne denied with abide event Wah N
Wah-Orier granted defendants Walsh into Court e
after service them O VI ths Oclet
Parnentice agt. Gear-Mouon granted
Marine COurt-Part HL-By Judge Tracy. Wood
ruff Sheltonnque taken Rowe sgt Van hornan-Decon
reserved Gillespie Sdger-Aournei 70 June ~ tor the pt
hing bond tor $50 to be approved by the Justice bond "
given the WI be adjolTned
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KILLED WITH A BARREL sTAvE.

William Russell, labOrer in BARRIERS to-
bacco works. at the foot Of DOckst Brooklyn, died
early yesterday morning the City Hospital from the
results Of blow the head with barrel stave, IN the
hands OF Thomas Haon, Tuesday evening last. Rus
sell lived at No. IS F-tave, NewYork and on the day
In que stion was engaged with gang Of men IN rolling
barrels of tobacco from the pier 10 the warehouse Ho
left his work 10 get drink OF water from TANK when
HalIop who was acting as foreman, bade him resume
work and refused him permission to get drink. A
barrel staye and feed Russell 10 the ground. HaOn
made his escape and is still large. Russell remained
mspnsble until death lie leaves two children Ai
tnuuaSt Wfll he held today.
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Common PLens
CRIMINAL COURTS.

In the United States Eastern District Court. yes
guilty manufacturing Illicit whisky aud remandel for sentence
Maria Thomas q well-dressed colored woman, was
arrested yesterday by onndmn Buddngton while soliciting po
give references and sppa, mPosor she
va committed By Justice Hogan to await a trial
C.. V. Hogan, who was indicted in the Southern
District Of Ohio for dealing counterfeit Revenue stamps and aeLari
ss. sa5 isa{ 70 n S ;,s sS. & vas t.aa % Sss y
Grand Jury.
In the criminal branch of the City Court of Brook
ed Bade
Hsy GO William Leet attempted iob6ery PensuaS
year labor Charles Richardson and william Brett larceny
PentehtarY year each.
In the Court of General Sessions, before Recorder
Hacke yesterday Joseph Lewis and o. C. ud subpenaed to attend
SION and alleged to be part Of the property out Of which
syinde by George Smith acmovlege1 ha they received the Jew
IT, The Recorder District The necessary
eeng goods Joseph Quinn pleaded guilty to forgery the
fourth degree Sentence suspended Inc case o. Daniel LaAD,
Court then adjourned tor the term.
In the Court of Special Sessions, before Judge
shsntey e.terSa I M Msh1e Kerr fOt stealing % from M m Of & A
o. Kugr stealing pair Of gaiter; from Pauline Cohen ntentay
Lew Rchsrson Pentenary Mar and Frank for
Msry MAY stealing Barney Goldman Pennary
ard dnel Charles Bertrand indecent sssau upon Mary
worth 80 John Richardson Peniteuta four months
Fnendes Twenty nnht, while employed there servant
i've months.
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Hogan commit
Of Sc Oer several times in the c au hands during
quarrel the low sng9oase & % a. NO. - g d5 n. A a
Michael Suyans liquor No. q Mongomeryst
bV f%oy sullivan who sleeps in the store and given no custoy
Committed Deeve Macdoug arrested Weinesday James sut
shp Wisconsin lying Pier A. the prisoners possession
ooere ON the erem Justice Hogan discharged him Yesterday
however being ofense carry burglars t,os during the daytime
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

FRIDAY. TuNR -
Aspiuvi Panama and tue South Plf sc inI 'n '
can Ports per steamship Henry ChaUnce IRON ef a. ~ H. e'ss
he PostOhce AZ 10 "a. steamship sails a. u m
The Bremen steamship sailing SATURDAY does no' ~ 'n
ke Pru,an Mail l-t ls o.. l steam
ship which aA tue mails for Europe, &c
SATURDAY. JCLYi -
Mail, for Eurone Queenstown Liverpool steamship C
New-YorG from Per No. as " R. close at PosiOle al ~.
m bt station A d, 1850 p Supplemental,
Mail for pad letters only up Pier No -, n r. sni
closed at 80 .. N. steamship sails AZ p m. ,, .,,
m letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepsd "h
double pOs!age.I n. -. ,..-s,. p.r.,,, All.
the PostOmce at iIO m NO sup
Elementary Mail
Mails German states Bremen steamship Main, sails
Thrist HObOken. close the P0stOmce At IL &C
d. 1850 No Supplementary Mail steam
ship sails atZ n.
n. r.. close at the PosOhce at Steamship
sails at ID.
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P4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LONDON-In steamship Paraguay June Mr Parker hrS
Henhrta Cobb Francis 4. Cmp Jno Eosr Miss g. Gray Mn ~
children Mrs A. stanley Mrs simpson and children,
Mrs Saman Alfred Bell aud wife NJ RYAN John Mctaierty.
FROM LGvERPOOL-ln steamship The Queen June 29Mr Cab
Mr and Mrs Caenn children, the Msss
Brunde Lambert Miss southe Miss Breeze Miss Dobson Mia
Thomas children Miss Gregory Mr. Shewin l1d WIFE,
Shewin Mr. and children Mr. Atkin, Mr. Mciugh
Bes Dupiy Mr jenkins Mr. Olsen, wife and chren
Foster Sie, and children Mr. OKenhm wife and children
Hawks Mr. Cook Mr. Cook Mr. RoEsy Mss Tattersa Mis-
Ogden Stubbs Miss Herke Mr. Watt Mr kenhem.
wife Watson Miss Clark, Miss McCu.lOch, Mr Dcanedy.
Mr. Geoner aud infant, Mr. Martin.
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THE VI1DUCT RAILWAY.

STOCK sUBsCRIPTIoNs-THE NEW OFFICES.
Large subscriptions for stock in the Viaduct
Railway were again reported yesterday; though in con
sequence OF the refusal the authorities any
statement OF the actual subscriptions trustworthy
estimate of their amount be formed. Some surprise
WAS manifested in Walst. at this retcence Many per
sons whose plans have been sheyed by the launch
ing OF the New.York Railway Company. are only too
ready to circulate unproptous rumors and to give
unfayorabe cOlorng 10 every action OF It's directors
Thus il was openly asserted by that the amount Of
stock applied for small that the Company dares not
make it known. This OF must be taken for what
is worth but 1t points 10 strong desire ON the part or
the public to know how matters are advancing IN an
undertaking in which they have paramount interest
and which can scarcely be called private one, as the
city is To take s. OOO,OO OF its stock.
The officers OF the Company Will occupy the entire
basement floor OF the new building just erected AT Broad
way and Warren-st. They will comprise general count
ingrOOm, Directors board room, Presidents room,
Ireasurers and Sscretary's rooms, besides coat
rooms washing rooms, and other conveniencesi AMI
will include, IN the aggregate, nOor space OF 100
by 40 feet: the different rooms being smut oil by
partitions OF tasteful and substantial construction
The mantepieces are all of carved wood, aud
the flooring neatly mlad. The arrangement aud gen
era furnishing OF the offices are under the personal
supervision the President OF the Company who aims
combine taste comfort and economy. l s eNpecte
that theY Will be- ready .0r occupation IN the course OF
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CURIOUS QUESTION AS TO THE VALIDITY OF
WILL.

In the suit of John S. Mckinley against
Isabella Lamb and Others before Judge Van Brunt the
only direct question whether the execution OF
will by John Mckinley, uncle Of the contestants In favor
Of the plaintiff correct The jury decided yesterday
that John Mckinley did sign the will in the presence OF
the three subscribing witnesses, but that he only de-
cared the will TO be his to of these subscribing Wit
and only requested Of them 10 sign H. IA
the law requires two subscribing Witnesses the case goes
TO the Special Term, and probably thence to the Court
OF Appeals to discover whether the other two are sub
sorblng witnesses within the meaning OF the statute
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THE NoRwALK BANK RoBBERY-o'KELL FOUND
GUILTY.

The trial of William OKell, indicted for
feloniousy receiving stolen bonds concluded yester
day in the Court of oyer and Terminer The forenoon
occupied by Assistant DstrctAttorney Sullivan In
summing up, and soon after II Judge Cardozo charged
the jury. After stating that the prosecution prove
anrmatively the connection OF the prisoner with the
bonds, hesontinued There three principal facts
which you must find to be true upon the evidence before
yOu, before You properly find verdict OF guilty
They first that the bonds solen-second that
the defendant became possessed OF OF them and
third that when he did he knew that they had been
stolen. As to the theft, IL Is not likely that you
will ind much trouble. There is hardly any dis
pute IN respect TO that II there be any but after dis
posing Of that point you must see, and that Is mat
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THE YoRKvuLE POLICE JUSTICE LITIGATION.

In the Stemmler-McGuire controversy, Us TO
which Is the rghtul Police Court Judge Of the Yorkye
District motion was made, time ago, for leave to
witnesses Judge Cardozo rendered yesterday the fol-
lowing decision: 80
supplemental The examination OF the
reato had the sought lie is not party pnf
On the think public and that the eoret
analogy pcce criminal and IA this instance ssOl,
list 10 be furnished Orer4l ics0rldy
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now hopes to persuade NJ Galon dIsria to resign the
seat in Corsica which he would not give up for Prince
Napoleon. do not believe the latter has ohsnce
anywhere in France, that single svowod Bohapart
ist will be returned for Paris.
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two or three weeks The temporary ofices of thu dm
paDy are at No. 9Nassai-st ~
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

t:3l sun ses rs Moon 's'-''' I'D
DAJ
Sa,y Hook an Cows 6l Hell Gate $40
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Cost an0 foano.

OST-TUESDAY on 62aIH sHd SSC'St 7''. 20
- n S described ~ e owner II ander VII nave have g
.eal a agls " y. n, DsA k.l4y. to'' VNe ~. W. -
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AT the Tombs Police Court. Justice Hogan commit
COURT CALENDARS-THs DAY.

J-Caleniar called y 10 an
90 Learned agt. RIDER III. the matter, Dut
TERA-SUIHERLASD. "opens lOl m.Case
p. j. BARNARD and CARDOLO. u.
Calendar called a IL a IN.
Peters agt Delaplline. 2l5. Bedtime ag Carroll
agt. Lew ri. .Eleine agt Meyer
Beecker agt. FOrham. 30. brady agL Nesoa
Fisher The Mayor, &c ll9Eirushaw agt Coruea
~. Hobbs at Crombie. 8l..--- agt -
ga. .Rngel agt. Duly TIL sgt - =, ~. -.
CIRCUTT-PARr IIVAS BRUST, J-UPel at lO m sAor Aus
Nat Bank Randall lOii Knokerbocker Ice 70 as"
20j8l. Francis ag- Guthrie. Lynch. ma,
20l8. Baird agt DeneL lln.Jessup aSt GnllnA.
lg26 Vander5oel agt Anabsck Ils6l agt Dayton
1850. .rabien ag. Nin,hulL lllo .LOpen 1s1 hireI.
20li. .COnnel agt Frank lll2 4nneey asr ira.lt,
2OTl. Bennett Hodreige go Shnnin az Nool,i' ,
.Krallpieir Bier. t6E 0aaeAehoos @s
2sa NcNinn Act " Wheaer 1910 PieTson ast Eastman.
22OS on a. Agt Florida r. l8b Chamberlain sgt Beusou
r. % l2l75 .Gopsin agt Heath
2210l. Coffee AIT Miller 2E1s. .Msgure AT. flOyd
.gI73t. .Schdyler NJ. Wallace.
CosSos PLEAs-TRf,L TERM-P,Rr III DALY "Opens At II
a.
BiJ HARRISON Thomson 432. .LeOnah agt MARKS
sl3. Back
MARINE COuRr-TRiAL J-CiIenlr called
.,.. ~, atlls.m
tl28 Ehle sgt Lerche 6i16. Wehle agt. Pearr
6iTO. .Alhng agt. Sampson. 6RQ Brsow agt. Spttg.e
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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
ENGLISH GOSSIP.

ENGLISH GUSSIP.
,uv TREATY DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS
rHT TICHBoRNE TBIAL-sLAyE POPULATION
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To Nebraska, California, and knasas,
and the u. a VI. Il. X. Lands.

The " Burlington Route" so called, lies
right in the path of the Star of Empire. 1t
runs almost Immediately in the centre of
the great westward movement of emcgra-
ton. Crossing illinois and Iowa, il strikes
the Missouri River at three points.
These three points are the gateways into
three great sections Of the trans-Missouri
region.
The Northern gate is Omaha where the
great Pacific road will take you to the land
Of gold aud grapes, sunny mountains, and
perpetual summer.
The Middle gate is Platismouth, which
opens upon the South half of Nebraska,
south of the Platte river, region unsur-
passed on the continent for agriculture and
gazing. Just here are the u. & NJ. Rail
road lands, concerning which Geo. 5. llar'
ris' The land officer at Burlington, Iowa,
can give you all information. and in the
heart of them is Lincoln, the State Capital
and Pre- sent Terminus Of the road.
The Southern gate leads 10 Kansas. by
connections with the ST. Joe Road at liam
burg, running direct to ST. Joe and Kansas
City.
The trains of the Burling ton run smooth
ly and safely and make al connections. II
runs ibe best of coaches, Pullman Palace
and Pullman dining cars. and should you
AXE ths journey for the journeys sake
alone, you will be repaid or lake II "a
find home or farm, aud you cannot find
either better than among the b.& NJ. lands,
N Vhoro you can buy ON ten Ycalh- -crclit
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Two fires occurred in Muncy within n
few hours of each other last week --one on
Tuesday aud the other on Friday morning
The first broke out about half past four
o'clock on Tuesday evening, in the hay
now Of the barn connected with the U :.
Hotel, NJ. ycllivcr, proprietor, and before
the flames ceuld be arrested the hotel barn
the large livery stable of J.. u. Smith, the
sold livery stable" owned by T., b. Smith,
and occupied by q. +, &C. NJ. Fague,
groccrs, as ware house, the stable of j.
d. Riley, the stable, carriage house and ice
house, Of d. Clapp, two stables belonging
to L. NJ. Green, and the stable OF Hon.
Henry Johnson, were consumed. The SC.
oond broke out about o'clock on Friday
morning in barn belonging to Major
Isaac Bruaer, which together with two
smaller buildings belonging to Major
Bruner, were destroyed, In all lhirtc en-
buildings were burned. Both fires are be.
lieved to have been tho work Of incendia-
ries,-Luminary.
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The Dauvillc Iat,iycaccr gives the fol
wing account Of a very singular accident
u horse in that place :--On Saturday
A., valuable horse belonging to Daniel
LA5y Of Riverside, became resiiye while
lachel TO post in front OF Saul Lyon
,Drc and finally managed to git himsel {
b The pavement, when the halter strap
T,v his head rouul causing tho post p3in-
lei at the enl, TO tou,h him under the
bb. In the meanwhile the animals hind
III slipped OF the payment throwing his
Elolc weight on the post, wki,A entered
lni passed through his body, impalins
in alive. The st rugglcs of the animal to
|I.rcaie himself w,rs fearful anil his ago.
!! terrible to behold. lie WAS finally shot
D the head hy Mr.. has. Iubcr. II wa. a
:ular accident. The horse vas yiluil
$40
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For several years past, Mrs. Sarah Bow
~ wife oil S II. Bower OF LewishurgJ has
been afflicted by ,umor, which has been
growing rapidly and becoming more AMI
,lOrc oppressive. Believing bat it would
terminate fatally il not removed, she gave
her consent 90 having an operation per.
formed for tllt purpose. Consequently,
yesterday, Drs. Strawbrdgc. of Danyille
Wilson, Harrison and Blair, Of Lewisburg
some ofthe first physicians in .his vicini.
~ undertook to remove it. They found il
to be an immense solid tumor About for.
ly pounds of it was taken out, whsn the
patient lied. They say that about one
fourth of The tumor yet ;emlins in the DO d.
dy. The patient was under the influence
Of chloroform. which of course, relieved
her of the pangs Of dissolution. Mrs. y.
was 80 years Of age, and much respected.
Chronicle
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

Wbcreas the Hon. s. s. Woods rrssi-
w dent Judge of the judicial District
composed Of the counties Of Snyder. Union
aud Mifllin and J. q. l.. Shindel and
George G. Meyer. Esqs Associate Judges
In md for Snyder county have isened their
preceipt bearing. date the The 26th day
Of Sept, A u 1871, 10 nc directed for
the holding of nm Orphans court, accmi
OF Common Pleas, court Of Oyer aud Ter.
miner aud General court of Quarter Ses-
sions Of the rence at iiiddlebnrg, for the
county Of Snyder, on the ID Monday, (he.
ing the llth day Of Dcccmber, 1871. anil
continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given TO Tic
Coroner, Justice of the Peace ard Cnnstn
blcs IN an for the county Of snyder, 10 MP
pear in their proper person With their rolls
records. inqrisitions. examinations and
o her rememhrances to do those things
which " their Offices and in their behalf
pertain to be done md Witnesses aud per.
sons prosecuting w. behalf of the Common
wealth against any person or persons nrc
required TO be then and there atfendin-
and mol departing without leave at their
peril. justices are requested to I've lunct
unl in their Attendance nj the appointed
lime agrecably to notes.
Given under my hand and seal at the
Sherifs office in Middlcburc, the 2Gth day
Sept, Of a. b., one thousand eight hundred
aud scycnty-One.
JOHN $. WOLF. Sheriff
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BAtLou's MoSrnLY MAGAzlN ron ps
CgNRgu.-Thc December number Of this
opular magazine is out an | for salo at all
the dcpols in tho country. II isa capital
Issue. and bas more reading Of real value
and interest than any publication Of its
class in the country. No on, can fail to be
interested in "Ball.u's Magazine for the
simple reason that the publishers cater to
the tastes Of all, anl not TO on. class alone
as many serials d. OIL AMI young can
find amusement in BNLLpu's, aul it /, not
Of m expensive kiei either, for Slj) Sc.
cures it for year, aud it is only - cents
a number. Now is the time to start clubs
for The new year, Address Thome3 & Tai.
bot, % Congacss Street. Boston.
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Have you severe wrench or sprnin
Have you rheumatism in any form Have
you stiff neck. or bunchcs calscd by rheu-
matte paips2 II so Johpson's Anodyne
Liaimeat." is a specific remedy. and Is also
the best pain killer in the world.
We ofttn see large stocks Of cattle which
10 not seem 10 thrive. and come OF "spriu z
poor" all for want Of something to start
them in the right direction. Oni dollar.
worth Of Sheridan's Cavalry Condilioh
Powders. given to such as stock occasion
ally during, would he worth more than an
eytra balf ton of hay.
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Iris said that if u pun of air were to
nc blown into v:in of m animal, death
would instqn'ancou'ly follow, because cir.
culation would be stopped. Tho blood
makes the entire circuit Of tho human bn.
dy every seven minutes aud whenever this
circulation Us impclcl or any of iis chan
ncls are cl,ggcl hv impurtic' which ought
to I've carried on. disease follows-fcycr or
disorder Of liver or Kidneys, or sc;5luh,
or dyspepsia. 10 get at AMI remove the
source OF the dillic lily use the oil aud in
fallihlc blood purifcr, DG. wALRrU's Cal
ifornia Vinegar Bi;;crs' iw
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Dogs II BESgrir "A few days ar, n
lady from neigbborng village called at
one of our stores and meeting the proprie.
tor exclaimed with evident. nstouishm cnt.
"Why do yon keep store yet thou lit
you had gone out Of business, for hayn't
seen your advertisement in the paper for
over a.ycar now" This was poser for
our storekeepcr aud he c1nclulsl to try
the benefit Of advertising again. This la
dy is only one Of a large class Who lool.
" their papers for information regarding
persons with whom they DEAL ani IN ny a
good customer is often lost through mis-.
taken idea OF those who can see no benefit
in advertising a -LseisjGry JoasnuL
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Eour Evils. Whoever hthiuually
uses any alcoholic preparations as m ap.
reti1cr' will be likely to suffer from foul
evils. viz an ovcrplus Of food in the siom
ach impaired ability to digest it, the pangs
Of H. spcpsin. anl a doctors bill Da.
wuEnn's vrGsrAnLr vfSrGNF RirrfRs.
the great Tcctora, Restorative ol the age.
without over stimulating the palate or ir.
ritnting the stomach. imparts n hcalihfu
appetite. promote, dlgcsli on. regulates lht
liver and bowels. purfes tie blood. M,
thus instead of cniiiiing four evils, coifers
four incsimahle benefits.
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.-egc are scores ot aiycrtiSen in
|5,papcrs of wonderful rem. lies, the
vet OF which will be impaired on tnc re-
I ii Of a few postage stamps or n small
. Of money. In general these things
pail hunbus,, Nineteen 'wcHliIlhs OF
lawary who are eau ;ht by them ial
a,elycs holxei. as wt'rhe ii npls youth
nbclicyel an advertisement which oaer.
On receipt of fifty cents, to show a9y
bow 10 write without pen or ink. lie
bis fifty cents and received the simple
Hiion, "lrrie r.h a !cai.P.n-R." Dc.
f3aa,ly more useful answer comes,
.@ag since dysrep was beguilcd by
advertisement 10 send to a New York
triluil dollar. for which sum cure
dyspep,ia was promised. lie received
aa'ed slip with these words, stop
"a and hoe in the garden The man
engry At first, then laughed, and final
roppoi drinking and "hoed in the gar
In short time he was as well as
There is more in this cure than
'dappear at fret sight.
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NJ NIAIslSIlLI.

On the 10Th inst. hy Rev. : i. Orwig
John Wiuenmyer of Franklin Township aud
Miss Maggie AUranl of thi. place.
On November !, 1871, by Rev j. W.
Ely. nj the VI T., Parsonage in Milroy,
Mr.. !. lio brock TO Mrs VI. Swanger, both
Of AdaushurG, this county.
On the I'D ult, hy Rev. T. Shecicu.
Nchail s;ricklcr, Of M'tlnburg. TO Miss
sophie Z. llummcl, Of Snyder Co. Pa
Ca the 9TH inst, by Rev G. Il. Erlen
meyer. John Gable. Of Chapman twp, to
Miss Amelia Bower Of Penn twp.