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WANTED TO BUY CHEAP FOR CASH-TwO GOOD
w Canal Boats Lighters. Address, with fuil de-
scripon age, condition and price. box s9A5 New foiH
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r osr-BY LADY, ON SUNDAY, p M, A CAMEO
IL Brooch either the Third avenue in l2Sth
street, between Third and Seventh syenues valued as as
given the finder by applying West l2sh street be
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues house to the new
C0u Hons
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E,0R sALE-Al IRON PRoPELLER STEAMSHIP
Crescent City a5 tons register; also Sound steam
boats u B schuyler and Escort fitted and furnished tor
night routes Apply to FREDk @. SCHMIDT No
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NoTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
during the week ending Saturday, December 2S
le7l, will close at this Office Wednesday at "a. NJ,
on Thursday at II A. NJ and on saturday atl A. NJ and
HM. r, II. JONES. Rost.,a astcr.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T .CsT-A DIAMOND RING EARLY IN MORNING OF
IA 2h going from ~ Has fourteenth street to second
of nine small stones set in form OF diamond; valued
memento Its fair value paid for its return TO g., n
Ceda
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DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS
TINION ADAMS CO..
have Manufactured, expressly for the present

DRY GOODS
UNION ADAMS Co.
have manufactured, expressly for the present
Holiday Season,
House Coats
Smoking Jackets
Robes de chambre.
Railway Rugs.
Travelling shawls
SIX and Merino Underwear,
Gloves in Every Style,
including
Buttons Buttoners and Cleaners.
Revillon and Chasscur Braces.
Silk and Cashmere Muniers.
Linen and Silk Handkerchief,
With Initials and Monograma
London and Paris
Sleeve. Buttons, Studs and Charma
Umbrellas and Canes
&C., &C., &c.
Elegant for Presents.
6S7 BROADWAY.
LNURS THAT ARE LIGHT NATURALLY OR FADED
by age darkencd and restored by q new process:
color warranted and natural Otter Fur, Seal
Beaver &C. dressed and dyed. Lining altering, &c.
WILIIAMS Y3l Fulton street BroOklya.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


L,ALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
from pier 2s North River foot of Murray street daily
Sundays excepedl at4 Tickets sold to principal
inceS A. +. bACON, Sup0rlnteHuenL
THE sIDEWHEEL STEAMER CAMBRIDGE LEAVES
pier e North Ever Ns% xGk al
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VNHE COSMOPOLITAN, AMERICAN AND ENGLISH
4 Drinking Bar, No. Rue Scribe, Paris.-Amercans
visiting Paris informed that the Cosmopolitan Is
famed for the best American and English drinka Pro-
prietors. q. VALENTINE 4 CO.
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COAsTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
IL Line to
CALIFORNIA JAPAN AND CHINA,
IL via Panama,
carrying mails, passengers and
Aspinwall, Panama. Santa Martha.
Greytown aud Pacific Coast Of
Mexico, Central America,
Peru and Chile.
Steamers leave 10TH 10Th ard JOh OF each MONTH ex
cept when those dates fall on Sunday, then the day
December 80, steamer OCEAN QUEEN, Captain c. P.
Seabury will ~ North River IL ocock noon,
Aspnwall direct connecting a Panama with steamer
-. Captain -, touching at Acapulco San Diego,
and also connecting for all Central American South
with the companye steamer, touching at San Bento,
Tonata, salina Cruz and Port Angel
Steamer GREAT REPUBLIC will leave San Francisco
January 1873, for japan and China. For rates OF pas
freight and all further information apply at COM
panys office, on the pier, foot OF Canal street
y. r. BABY, Agent.
RED BALL LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
III Rates Of Passage Reduced
New York to Dcmerara, calling at ST. Thomas and Bar
bados to land mails and passengers.
These first class, fuipowered iron steamers in
tended to sail from Atlantic Docks. Brooklyn as fol-
MANDINGO ls0o tons. ns..................D December q
FOLLOWED BY LAGOS AND GUNGA
EVERY THREE WEEKS THEREAFTER
These steamers arc specially adapted TO tropical service,
have large bathrooms and superior vena
ton, and take only hrst class PASSENGERS A limited
amount o. cargo Will be taken Hornstedt Garthorne.
owners, 20 South street
H. 4. MoRGAN's SONS
70 South street, New York.
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G1 000 REWARD. ~
V1.UUU Missing since Sunday evening. iDscs.n.
i. 1872.
g. FREDERICK kEORR.

@. FREDERICK kEORR.
eged GO years Professor Of Languages He s FIVE
inches high, has grayish white hair and and
tu long beard OF the celor crossing each
other On n left side OF upper R prominent nose had on
frock coat vest and white linen shirt white ribbed
merino undershir plain merino drawers half hose and
boots. underciothing marked G. F. Knorr @. r. X.
Active in % his mcvemsnts a Carried 2 gold openfaee
with black guard chain attached. The above reward
will be paid to any person giving Information that will
the recovery Of his body dead Iniermaen concern
BTOKELEY, Mayor of Philadelphia.
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NOTICE.-STOLEN ON THE 18th OF DECEMBER
~ the following securities;-Ten qO one thousand
dollar Income Bonds of the New Orleans, Mobile and
Texas Raroad Company numbers S6 70 inclusive
also Certificate stock $40 hundred shares capi
tai stock the N o. NJ and T. r. r. Co.. standing in the
name OF the Taylor Iron Works. All persons are eau
toned against negotiating any of the above named
securities. J. H. WALKER Secretary.
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How 10 go West.

This is IN inquiry which every or
should have truthfully answered before b
starts on his journey, and little care Ia
ken In examination Of Rouis will In many
cases save much trouble, time and money,
The &C., B. 4 .. R. r." running from
Chicago. through Galesburg TO Burling
ton, and the ~. b. a W. Route" runs
ming fr ON Indianapolis, through Bloom
ingion 10 Burlington, have achieved splen
did reputation In the last two years as th'
leading Passenger Routes to the West. A
Burlington they connect with the b.
N. II. X. and form the great Burlington
aoute which runs direct drought Southern
Iowa TO Nebraska aud Kansas, with clos
connections TO Califsrnia and the Terri,o
ries and passengers starting from snyde
County, on their way westward, canno
do better than to take the Burling'o
Route
This Line has published pamphlet cal
ed .IIow 10 90 West" which contains niue
valuable information; . large correct ma
Of the Great West, which can be obtaius
free Of shsrgs BY addressing the 0ensrs
Passenger Aseul y. ". B. Il. Burlini
lten, Iowa. 81.
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SHor ny 4 HoRsB TniEr.--On Sunday
morning n week says the Lebanon Courier
a farmer name Christian Riser, residing
in South Lcbaiou township, was shot by a
horse thief. Apout o'clock on Sunday
morning he behd noise in his barn, and
thought that on,of his horses had go, loose.
lie arose from b bel and was going to-
wards the barn, Md when some twenty
yards from IL he NV man coming from
the barn door via n saddle on his arm.
Mr.. Riser made fr him, and catching him
by the left arm ST uggle ensued ; but soon
the man drew a rey,lver and fired, the ball
from Il striking Mr. Riser on the right
breast. lie fell, but vas up again in mo-
mcnt and again caug,t the thief, who agaiu
fired, this time the all passing through
Mr.. Risser's hat just above the rim and
striking him in the forhcad, without pen
eirating. Again he fel, but rising again
the thief fired the lilrd time, the bal
striking him on tho lef breast and CLAN
cling around. passed int a post 10 the depil
of two inches. The tlt then took to hi
heels and escaped. Mr.. u. des ,ribes hin
as man Of mijdling size smooil Wy shaved
and about twenty-five yeas Of at'e,
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WHERE TO EmIGaArK mswer, 60
10 Southwest Missouri, because he Allan
tic & Pacific Railroad Co. offer 100000
Acres Of land to actual settlers, at low
price on long credit, besides Finishing
free transportation over their roaS to pur-
chasers ihis road extends from s. Louis
through Missouri to viniia. Indian Terri
tory, Is being pushed rapidly to itddeslin-
alton, the Pacifc Coast will be ontof the
trunk lines of the country, never loeka-
ded by suow-the lands along tho rad are
in rich fertile country, as proc,e'lve
as any in the State the climate
combines all the advantages Of nrth-
ern and southern latitudes; good climate
soil, health, water, timber, grazing. fpits
and flowers. invite you to go TO this re on
For further information address A. TUX
Land Com'r, 623 Walnut Street, 81. Lois,
Mo,
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GAxs LAW IN BRrEr.--Deer may be kill
ed from September /, TO Dec. 81, but not
hunted with hoends CT dogs. Fine $50.
Squirrels and rabbits may be hunted from
fst August to 'nuary I.
Phcasauts be hunted from Aug ! to
Dec. 20.
Wild turkeys from Oct. | TO Jan. /.
woodcock from July TO Nov. 10.
To kill, trap. or have in possession any
night hawk, whippowill, hnch, thrush,
lark, fparrow, wren, martin. swollow,
woodpccscr, dove, bobolink, robin, starl-
ing, or any other inscc,iverous bird, or for
robbing or destroying their nests at any
time is prohibited under n penalty Of S.
for every bird or nest.
Fine for hunting on Sundays from SIS to
s2s.
Pike CO, be fshed for frome Juno to
Feb. ].
Trout cil be caught from April ! TO
August IS.
Fish baskets and brush nets are prohib-
tied in the waters Of the Susquehanna and
! Juniata, ant their tributaries. and the
sheriff is required to destroy them if the
owners will ,oi on notice.
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A Afarmer from Robeson township. Berks
county, near Beekervills, informs the Read
Ing Eagle. that large number Of cattle
have gone blind within o month or six
weeks past some in one eye, but most OF
them in both eyes. One farmer has twelve
head, some entirely blind and others par
TALLY so. One calf at three days old never
out Of the stable lost its sight. One farmer
In Breeknock had seven head which lost
their sight. On some farms two. three and
four are victims TO the disease. Thenerv'
Of the eye seems to die from within, and
the eve becomes white.
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A nAnu 0yp61seprsv ron Aorsrs. we
hsse r<e6Iee1 lFou1 (he publishers OF Wood 8
Heusebold MeGu1lne. two beautifully tint
q Crsyon pictures representing The heads
o. little boy aud girl. and "0ur Hope
sid Our Joy" are just the names for the
dear. bright, happy little faces. l.. Prang
\ Co. originally published them ai 50, but
they arc nov offered with Woods Maya
zine for ons year at only $3.50. They are
10 be introduced by agents, who nre allow
ed n handsome commission on this price.
which makes q most desirable business for
cantassers. While the Magazine alone Is
richly worth the money, the pictures are
charming. and must be seen to be appreci.
ated. For full particulars address s. 8.
woop 4 Co., Ncwburgt, NY.
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We understand that the surveying OF
Rcavcr's addition TO Middlcburg Is now
completed. and the Town Plot drawn by
A. X. Gift Esq. The town is located
around the Middlebure Station opposite
Middleburg. on high aud dry ground, the
Plot IL bordering on the banks of Middle.
creek. Lots ihus bordering have all the
advantages for manufacturing purposes,
and will be sold very cheap by the pro-
pric,or for that purpose. The town already
bossts Of two stores, one hotel and two
coal yards. Eleven building lots have
lately been cold and the deeds were all ex'
ecuted in one day, this is in addition tC
the lots sold heretofore. The proprietor
Isaac Beaver ESQ, intends making public
sale Of from 50 TO 100 lots, very soon o.
which time lots will rather be sold at q
sacrifice ms not cold at all, In the menn
time purchasers are requested TO apply 4
the proprietor for particulars. whether II
person or by letter.
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
Kunkcs' Bitter Wine Of Iron

AunkcS' Dutfr WINE oJ iron.
KUNKELs BITTER WINE OF IRON
will cure all diseases arising from aisor-
dssed liver and stomach, such as . consli :
Patton, hatulcLce, inward piles, fulluess OF
blood 10 the head, acidity Of the stomach,
nausea, heartburn. disgust Of food, fullness
or weight In the stomach, sinking or fut-
tering at the pit OF the stomach, swimming
q the head. hurried or difficult breathing,
Suffering at the heart. choking or suffocat-
Ing sensations whom In lying posture, dim.
ness Of vision. SO. Price, 81, per bottle.
=. Y. Kunkel proprietor. Depot $50 North
Mh e.. below Vine, Philsdslphis. Price
Si:o0 for ssis BY Druggists.
fyeur Druggist has II not, enclose Si.W
to ny Address. N. Y. Cor 10th. aud Chest
nus. and u will coms BY next express train
sad abv'es isss'oi charge.
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:. A NUMBER Of farmers have told us that
their hay crop this year is better than II
was last year, and say that the scarcity
predicted is grateiy exaggerated. 1t isnOi
ell improbable that hay will be plcntier
next Spring than II has been in any Spring
for some years. .fcorn-foddcr is going to
be abundant. and farmers will probably be
more careful to prevent waste than when
there Is n general belief ,ba, there Is an ex-
cess Of hay. The price at which hay has
bsen selling this season is higher than is
warranted by existing circumstances bear
ing on the matter.
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II fsn mark

II IL n mark of tie unsuccessful
man. that he invariably lcks his stable
when the horse has been sAlen. THIS sort
OF wisdom never thinks ABBY bodily health
until il is gone. But just d much as any
disease has become seated, ,be power Of
the system to resist and 'ow IL oil Is
weakened hence time is h, important.
For dy spepsia, all diseases { the liver,
stomach, skin and kidneys, and all that
begin in vitiated blood, do mol wait until
the trouble is confirmed, but akhck il by n
timely use of DR. Walkers iALiFoRsiA
| VINEGAR BITTERs. aw
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WESTWARD.

4 20 Eric Fast Line west. for Erie,
leaves Harrisburg daily (cxccpt sunday
at ! 10 + m arriving at Erie nj 40 am.
80 iu--Erir Mail west, for Erie, lcnvos
Harrisburg daily at 10 40 AIN arriving at
Erie nt BOA m.
~ 3O-Cmcruntti Express leaves Ilnr.
rishurs daily at 10 80 p IN arrives at Alto
ua a, 9 H. au aul arrives at Pittsbufg ut
y 2DUm.
~ - III Southern express leaves llnr-
rishurg dairy a 1. 50 M. arrives at Al
tcona At - m and arrivef at Pitts
burgh at q lOnm.
Oj-pnc,dc Express leaves Harrisburg
daily nj I % III arrives at Altoona at y %
m aud arrives nt rilishurg ut : % ? IN.
Fast Line leaves llgrrishnrg daily c1-
ccpi SUNDAY at 80 > IN arrives at Alto
m at . % p. N takes supper and arrives ut
! 'riu-burg at | 20 IN.
| Mail Train leaves Harrisburg daily Tex
ccpl sunday nj ! II p N arrives at Alto.
IN At io p III takes supper and arrives ~
/ Piushurg at % - m.
Way Passenger Train leaves Harrisburg
daily ~ 80 N arrives at Altoona Mt 80
p IN and at iItsburg at 5 % IN except
sunday
Through Passenger leaves Harrisburg ut
/ 800 u III arrives at Altoona nj III III
Pittsburgh at 50 p m.
SAMUEL A BLACK.
Supt. Middle Div. Penna. X. Il.
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TIM New Steam Do or and Sash Factory

THR New Steam Door and Sash Factory
and Planning Mill, in Middleburg started
BY the Msssrs Stetler and siahlnecker is
now in working order, they are now ready
to do any kind Of work in their line. we
would advise all Of our citizens in this
end Of the county, to paironize them, as
they are among our most enterprising ciii-
ssns, two of the proprietors are excellen
Aouss-carpentcrs, they will therefore know
hsw to do up a job both neat and durable
We understand they have already some
heavy orders 10 fli. give them call, sx
anime their stock and prices before apply
ing elsewhere.
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CuAnLRs r. PAXTON E,e., President OF
the bloomsbury Iron Company has con-
trscied with Jas. J. Mitchell, TO take out
1000 ton Of Block and Fossil Iron ore, to
be delivered 10 the Station at Paxtonvilie
ready for shipping, after said amount OF ore
has been shipped, We understand the Com
pasy intends to begin the erection ofa Hot
Blast Furnace In the vicinity ofPs1tonville
and uiddleburg.
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Tmx PHYSIOLOGICAL Journal for August
maintains il y h place among our leading
IN on,hlies. Its articles on Hon. Geo. l.
Post the Rspublican Nominees for Pres:-
dent and President, and Fisher Ames,
wLose portraits are given, are readable
sk etenes Of eminent public men. We hnd
also, social Science, or what do we mean
Wy Lover Expression, Diseases OF the
ekin L 1i<,.ss Reform; What are Comets !
&Ss,cshi Price $500 year. SAMUEL X.
wxIs Publisher, 3s9 Broadway, New
York.
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Tuu LApY's FnIESD ToR ArGusr.-The
leading engraving in this number is that
Of most lovely lady on Q balcony, waving
. handkeychief-a beautiful picture.
"Moonlig ght at Sea" is also something ex'
quitite. The Illustrations Of stylish cos
tums and tasteful novelties In dress are
rather more than usually captivating, we
should say. Music-"pve brought Thee
an Ivy Leaf" An excellent little ''Dolly
Warden" story by Miss Fannie Hodg'on
Leads of the literary matter, and the new
serial "Only a Wish" is commenced. Price
$500 . year. Four copies, 50. Eight
copies land one gratis) Si2. Published
by Deacon 4 Peterson, Philadelphia.
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DBAISARD's MUSICAL WORLD for July is
on our table. and is Q noteworthy number.
Brimful Of good things TO the musically
disposed Il contains in addition to its usual
anu. interesting matter, an eight
page 81. men', giving ,u.' u"u ''m, v"',
p,sie repo. Of the BOSTON PEACE JUDI
iHE and tho ST. LOUIS SAENGERFEST,
with full programmes Of each days pro-
csedings.
Subscription. Si,0o year. Published
nv s. BRhINARD'S SONS, Cleveland, u
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Ir 1. said that birds prefer The cicada, or
locust, TO cherries as food, which accounts
for the cherry crop being so good this year
The locusis were not made in vain, though
they can seve our cherry crop but once 10
seventeen years.
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wn learn that the starting Of Bank In
this place is a fixed fact, responsible par.
,iss have Il in hands. This is move
IN the right direction for Middlcburg.
Friend. 60 on with the good work We
know ssuo locality where . bank would
pay better than nt Eidoleburg. h'being
the county seat, aud no bank between Sc
llnsgrove and Lewistown.
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cnsr meeting season is approaching
An uuususl number Of these meetings will
soon be held In different localities. They
appear to be coming more popular than
they were few years ago, in all portions
Of the country.
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TBs dwelling house Of Hon. ). W. Kill
niger, In Lebanon. was entered. few
uiehts since, by burglars. during the ab-
sepvsr Of thS family, and small amount Of
money, few articles Of clothing. &C., car
pied on.
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To Consumptives-

The advertiser, having becn permanently cur
ed Of that dread disease, Consumption, by sim.
pie remedy, II anxious 10 make TO his fellow sut-
tercrs the means OF cure. To all who desire IL
he Will send ccpy oi the prescription used, tfree
OF charge, with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they win find suBH
sc. rarties wishing the prescription Will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
iU Penn street Wiiliamsburgh N. Y
NJ isIl.y
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TuE Csmpmcetine. announced TO COM
mence between this place and Freeburg. on
the 18Th inst, has been indefinitely pos
poned.
MANHOOD wouAhhoop-who may marry,
who not, why los pages. Impcdiments Ceusss
and Curc. Send 25c. DR.. wnTrrER, 200 Penn
St.Pittsburg, Pa Seplsy
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EXECUTOR'SSA

The undersigned Executor of the last Will ana
Testament OF DAVID FE>SLER, late OF Cen
tire township Snyder Go, Pa. deceased, vii eN'
pose TO Public sale. on the premises OF the dece'
dent o-e half mile West OF Centreyille, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1872.
the following personal property to wit;
3 HORSES. suitable for carriage
and draught purposes,
A Mick COWS, in good condition.
Year old Bull of improved stock.
IL HEAD YOUNG CATTLE,
4 Hogs, Shoats, One thorsc wagon, . BuggIcs,
2 Sieds, l Log sled, A THRESHiNG MA.
CbINE, with Clover Huller, and shaker at.
tached, A Lot of grain by tho bushel, horse
Hay Rake, ploughs, cultivator', Wheel barrow,
set Buggy Harness, Draught Harness, Col
lars ana Brides, grain cradles, rnkes NC, &c.
A Lot of Boards and Scantlinng.
A set of CARPENTER TOOLS, Cook stove
and pipe, patlor stove, Beds and Bedding, .
Bureaus, rabies. Chairs, Desks, n Sowing Ma
chine, Iron aud Copper kettle. Wood Chest,
aud other household and Kitchen furniture and
Farming Implements too numerous to mention.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said
day when attendance will be given and terms
made known by REUBEN IL. fESSLEk.
July IS, 1917. EXECUTOR
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
WINTER TINE TABLE.
Eigh, trains (Daily) to snd from
philadelphia aud Pittsburgh. aud
Two Trains Daily to nnd from
E,ie Sundays ESceptod)

on AND AFTER MONDAY nov.
18Th, 1871, the Passenger Trains
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will depart from llarri.burg and arrive
nj Phil-dtlphia and rh'sburg ne fol-
lows
EASTWARD.
. 36-rhiladclphia Express leave, Iar-
risburg daily lcScert Monday At 30
M aud arrives at West Philadelphia ut
. 30 m.
4 O5- Fast iinc leaves Harrisburg daily
rcxccpt Monday nt "a m aud arrives
At West phila clphin ut 8 0j m.
3p--Mnil Trliu leaves Harrisburg dai-
IS (cxccpt SUNDAY att 30 p IN and ar
giyrs ut philadelphia NJ II % m.
lOIi-Cincinnnti Express leaves llar-
rishurr daily at 10 10 y m and arrives a,
West Philadelphia nj 3 Oja IN.
II ic-pacihc Express leaves Harris.
burg daily NJ II 10 am aud arrives at
West Philadelphia nt 3 10 pm.
2cO-lilmirn Express leaves Harrisburg
daily At = ~ p IN aud arrives nj West Phil
adclrhia at q 90 IN [LSccr, supdayl
. % Harrisburg Accommodation leaves
Harrisburg at 3 - + m aud arrives Mt
philadelphia at 30 y m.
! 5D-Lancastcr Train. via Mount JOY
caves Harrisburg daily Tricept Sunda,
AT : jU n IN aud arrives al West Philadel.
phia at Il 40 / IN.
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purchased the
l following articles Of Joseph Lsnig
nd left the same in hispossession, all per-
pms are hereby cautioned not TO interfere
sih nor any way meddle with the same.
VI Four acres Of Rye in the ground, one
hlf OF three acres Of Oats, one half OF
Il Sr acres Of Corn, q lot hewn Timber, a
lo,Of Stones. WILLIAM WELLEh'
My, 4th re.
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NOTICE.-The Executive Com
IN mittoo Of the Snyder County Agricultur.
al Society are requested TO meet In the Court
House at Middleburg, on saturday, VI OF An
gust, ~ o'clock n. M, for the purpose ofrccely.
Ing proposals from places for the holding OF the
next Annual Fair, and transactlng such busl'
ness as may be brought before the meeting.
A, BOWER, Pres,
DIS BOYER, Sec. July, Is 'T2.
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.STRAY flORSE.-Came to the
oprcmiscs OF the subscriber, in Beaver town.
ship, snyder county, Pa, on July 4th 1872. The
horse IL nearly black, with white hind legs, and
a white face and about ~ hands high. The own
err Is requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take him away or he will be
disposed Of according to law
Adamsburg, July IL, ~ HENSl HOUSER