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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-14
A Charming Illustration
Facing the BaYonet !

Facing the BaYonet!
When soldiers face the bayonet, they take the
chance of life or DEATH but when private citizens
deceived by the pretences OF INSCRIPTIONS dealers,
apply PoISoNS TO THEIR HEADS to change the
color OF their hair thes have idea OF the terrible
risks they run The nrst analytical chemists have
endorsed hair dye free from everything dele
terlous to heaith,' viz:
CRIsTADoRoS EXCELSIOR DYE
Let the wise and prudent stick TO that. 1t mparts
shades of color that perfectly ifeke, and is in
all respects the very best.
REMEMBER, THE SWORD
is not more dangerous than the lead compounds in
the Market and that the EXCELSIOR DYE contdins no
lead. As a dressing after dyeng, use
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREsERvATIvE
dec25-lmdAw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-14

In the House, at Washington, yesterday. Mr..
Dawes from the Committee of Ways and Means,
reported a bill repeating the duty on tea and
coffee. He desired to make statement, but
objection being made, he withdrew the report.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-14
Susftal Anttrss.
A Wand Never Refore suppIIed.

want Never Before Supplied.
In the South, where Liver Complaint and Bilious
diseases prevail to so great extent there has long
been felt the need of medicine that would act spe-
clhcally and promptly on the Liver, restoring 1t to
Its normal functions, and az the same time be safe
from after Effects and yet so simple that It might be
used by any one IL ls now admitted by all that DR.
To rs VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS supply this
want. They are now prescribed by the most emin-
ent physicians throughout the whole South.
AUGUSTA, November S, 1869.
II. ". II. Tuh:-Dear Sir-That you deserve tho
thanks of the public for the introduction OF your
Vegetable Liver Pills, no one who has ever taken
them Will deny. | consider them blessing to suf-
feling humanity. have used them in my own case
and IN my family for some time with tine greatest
success Their action is geHtle but certain producing
no gripping nor requiring any change or dlet. That
they Will ind their way into every part Of the coun-
tro, nave no doubt. / cordially commend them TO
the afflicted. Yours, etc,
W. c. HEWITT, Proprietor Globe Hotel.
Dr., Iutt's Hair Dye is The Best in Use.
feblO eOdlw-1tw
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Gold closed yesterday at HOS. Government
securities were unsettled some being a fraction
lower and others higher. Tie Philadelphia
stock market was dull, with declining tendency
and closed inactive. Cotton was unchanged.
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corner sixth and Ml

Ribbon of Rruges,
For fumigatng and perfuming the sick-roOm, cOun-
teracting unpleasant odOrs, &c. For sale by
T. BRlNGHURST a co.
corner Sixth and Market streets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-14
Parfume AtomIzers.

An elegant, pleasing simple and useful apparatus
for dinusng perfumery In the most economical
manner scenting the clothing handkerchief and hair
and for making cooling and soothing applications
OF water or other liquids, for headache, infamed
eyes, hu-ns sensitive surfaces, DC, also for dsin
fectng and perlumng the sck-ronm. For sale by
K BRINGHtiRS 4 CO.,
corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-14
A spiri.nnns Timc-rnhle.
THE PROGRAMME, IN PHILADELPHIA TlprLIy
HOUSE.

IITIIINI
HOUSE.
In Philadelphia, before Judge FInletter. yes
torday. +. J. Coleman pleaded guilty to charge
OF keeping tippling-house, Twenty-frst and
South streets. The evidence, however showed
that the defendant was engaged in wholesale
way, and kept, in addition to the tavern above
designated, three others-one 1917 Wasbnpton
avenue, one southwest corner Twentv.third and
Chestnut street. and one southwest corner Fif-
teenth and Federal streets. His business card
was in the nature Of a ticket to tho ''Old Conn
lOva -
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Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Callf0 0rnIa.

Advertising alone does not prod uce sue
cess. The thing which is advcrtis ed must
have intrinsic meri., or else large adver-
tising will eventually do II more harm
than good, II you have anything you
know 10 be good, advertise II thor roughly,
aud you will be sure to succeed II II IL
poor don't praise ii, for peo pie will soon
discover yoi are lying.
Such Is the policy Of the Burlington
Route, which runs to the three great re-
gions In the West 1st. To Omaha, con-
Meeting with the great Pacific Roads. "a,
10 Lincoln, the capital Of Nebraska, and
all that beautiful region south Of the
Platte, filled with II. Il. lands and home
steads. Sd, To ST. Joseph, Kansas City
and all Kansas points.
The roads are splendidly built, have the
best bridges, finest ears, the Miller plat
form and coupler, and the safety air brake
Ito prevent the loss Of life that is every
where else happening J Pullman's sleep
ers, Pullman dining cars, large and pow
erful engines TO make quick time and
good connections, aud are In aword th'
best equipped roads In the West. 80 tha
IL you desire 10 go safely, surely, quickl,
aud comfortably 10 any point In SoutherI
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, or en- the Pacih'
Roads, be sure that you 90 'By Way o.
Burlington"
All who wish particular information
and large map. showing correctly th,
Great West. and oil it's Railroad conneo
tions. can obtain them, and any oihe
knowledge, by addressing General Pas.
ssugsr Agent. u. Z No. u. d. H., Dur
liugtou, iowa.
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SYLVESTER SouSD, THE SoMSANBuLIsr.
ny Henry Cockton. This is the third vol
ume of the new. cheap and popular edi.
tion of the works of Henry Cockton, now
in course Of publication by T. B. Peter
son & Brothers. Philadelphia, Pa. which
are having q very large sale.
"The author Of valentine Vox' has gi-
ven us a great work under the the above
happy title. 1t contains the unconscious
adventures Of a youth, the hero Of the sto
ry, who, Of quiet and docile disposition
In his waking moments, is transformed in
his sleep into very spirit of mischief.
His quietude by day, and his perfect un-
consciousness of what he has done in his
might walks, form an amusing contrast
and. as the faculties in this state are
known to be in state of exaltation, it may
be conceived that adventures Of serious
as well as amusing character may be
wrought out. II is accompanied by eight
spirited illustrations. The accounts OF
by his faculty are so extraordinary, tina,
il is impossible for the widest fict ion
10 exceed them. A rich harvest Of in ci.
dent may be anticipated by all who may
read "Sylvester Sound, the Somnambu'
list. '"-Iiusirafcd london Nees.
The popularity of "Cockton's" novels,
"Sylvester Sound, the Somnambuhst. u
"Valentine Vox, the Yantriloquist," "The
Fatal Marriages" "The prince or, Geo
St. George Julian" "The Steward" "Per'
cy Efiingham." etc., are very great. "Syl.
vester Sound the somnambalist," is issued
In large octave volume, with Portrait Of
Author on the covor, price 20 cents, and II
for sale by all Booksellers, or copies will
be sent, postpaid, by the Publishers, on
receipt Of price.
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A JuBiIgg NUMBER The Phrenologi
cal Journal, ever in the lead. comes oul
for July in holiday and patriotic array. Ma
Of its features are emin emily attractive
witness the sketches and Portraits Of IIor
ace Greeley and Governor Brown; the
Sketches and portraits Of all the presidents
Of .be United States. from Washington to
Grant The National songs and music
besides the finely illutratcd NJ ticle on
Salmon. and its Culture; Express ion. it's
Anatomy and Philosophy and Phrenolo
~ and the Psychologists Runaw ays. q
cure for whom Is suggested How TO keep
Well; Rev. Jabez Burns, ID. D., and the
late James Gordon Bennett, with port rats
An admirable number, that should be
widely read Price, 30 cents. For the
year, 50. Vol. 81 begins with this nun :
her. ). II. WELLS, Publisher, 3S9 Broad
way, New York.
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wnxns TO EnionArsi--wc answer, 10
10 Southwest Missouri, because the Allan.
tic \ Pacific Railroad Co. offer 1900, ,OO1
Acres Of land TO actual settlers, at low
price on long credit. besides furnishing
free transportation over their road 10 pur-
chssers this road extends from 81. Loui.
through Missouri to viniia, Indian Terri.
tory. IL being pushed rapidly TO its desiin.
a,iou, the Pacific Coast will be one Of the
trunk lines Of the country. never blocka-
ded by snow--the lands along The road nre
In rich fertile country, as productive
Ms any In the State the climate.
combines hil the advantages OF north.
ern and southern latitudesj good climate
soil. health, water. timber, grazing. fruits
and flowers. invite you TO go to this region.
Fer further Information address A. TUCK,
Land Com'r, 523 Walnut Street, st. Louis,
Mo,
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GREAT DISCOVERY.


huHhcfs DUcT HWc or iron.
KUNKgL's BITTER WINE OF IRON
will cure all diseases arising from a..
dered liver aud stomach. such as consii
ra,ion, fatulebce, inward piles, fullness o.
blood 10 the head, ncidity Of the stomach
nausea, hearlburn, disgust Of food, fullnes.
or weight In the stomach, sinking or fut
tcrine at the pit OF the stomach, swimming
AT the head. hurried or difficult breathing
iuitering at the heart. choking or sufocat.
ing sensations when in lying posture, dim.
ness Of vision. sc. Price, 81, per bottle
Y. T. Kuukcl proprietor. Depot 9j9 N9r,l
9Th st.. below Vine, Philadelphia. Pric,
Sl.00 for sale by Druggists.
III your Druggist has it not, euuloso Sl.Ot
to my Address, n. l.. Cor 10Th. and Chest
nut. and il will come by noxt express train
and ADVICE free Of charge.
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Time mud emlighten cNpe

r1cuCc have shown that certain sub
stances formly used and relied on in medi.
cal practice, are unnecessary and danger.
Gus yet some Of these substances have
found their way Into medical compounds.
DR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BiT-
rEns, however. contains nothing injurious,
being composed exclusively of vegetable
substances from California. For all dis
orders Of the liver, kidneys. bladder, skin.
aud digestive organs, and for purifying the
dy known. 4w
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CANT MEErISa.-A joint camp-meetiug
cf tho Susquehauna and Middleburg cir
quits. OF ihc church of the United Breth-
pea in Christ, will be held in the grove of
|'lichael Moycr, mile west of Frecburg,
pud miles east of Mijdleburg oommen.
Eing on Tuesday, August 18th, 1872, and
continue 10 days.
All lovers of Jesus are respectful ly invi
ed to come and worship with us.
All those who wish to have tents ordered
y the committee, will please apply to
Rev. A. Graul, in Freeburg, or Rev. ]. +.
iiller in Middleburg, not later than the
9Th OF July.
A boarding tent will be held on the
foreground by y suitable man, where
oaIding will be provided at reasonable
de'.
All hucksiering is strictly prohibited on
he camp. ground, AR d also on the adjoining
round Of Jonathan Grimm.
For Further information, apply to the
Undersigned in Midldleburg.
J.P. MILLER.
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Tng Centennial Celebration on the 4th
July, by present appearance, will be the
|reatest event that has ever occurred in this
bunty. The committee on arrangements
fc constantly engaged in perfeciing ar
kngemsnts to make it pleasant and agree
pie to all visitors who may come 10 partic
pate. Among the interesting features Of
e occasion will be the address of the
on. A, Jordan, who has been selected ms
e orator Of the day. Judge Jordan il
ts Of the earliest settlers of this place,
fa is widely known as jurist and an ex-
fplary citizen. His name Is favorably
iOwn 10 every household In the county,
ID an address from HIM on this occasion,
wing practical history of his native
Wn for more than half q century, will
doubt be highly appreciated by all who
low him.--Sunbpry Americas.
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How TO Tstt CousrrEtErrs.-To DIS
cover spurious greeubacks or national
bank notes, divide the last two figures Of
the number Of the bill By four. aud IL one
rem ,ins tho letter On the geraiae will be
A; iftwo remains 1t will be n; if three
c.; and should there be no remainder
the letter win he D. For example, 4 note
Is registered 2,46l divide sixty-one by
four and there will be ono remaining. Ac.
cordihg to the rdle the letter on the note
viii be A. In case The rule fails, be Ger.
tain that the note Is counterfeit.
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DRiDon WASHED AwAr.-The Linden
bridge between williamsport and Lock
Haven, which was recently destroyed by
fire and was being rebuilt, was washed
away on Tuesday night, June 25th. The
bridge had been temporarily erected, and
cars were again passing. BY reason Of q
|freshet in the river large number Of logs
came floating down the stream and lodged
|sssinst the trcstle work Of the bridge caus.
bag the same 10 give way.
In consequences Of this bridge being
lwcpt away, the heavy freight trains on
hc & r Road are again running over
hs Sudbury 4 Lewistown railroad.
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O4N " y " y u u " hONDl NOl.
18th. 1871. the Passenger Trains
Of the Pcnnsylyaniq Railroad Company
viii depart from Harrisburg and nrrivs
NJ Philadelphia and Piusburg as fol-
lows
EASTWARD.
9 S5--philndclphia Express leave. IIar.
risburG daily lcxccpt Monday vt 2 SO
, m and arrives at West Philadelphia at
10 80 m.
O5--Fast line lcavcs Harrisburg daily
| [cSrcpt Monday ut I % IN aud arrives
At West Philadelphia at % m.
| I 3O-Mnil Train leaves Harrisburg jsi.
| ly [cxocrt Sunday at 80 p N and ar
riycs nj Philadelphia ut II ~ y m.
10 I5--Cincinnnti Express leaves liar.
risburg daily Mt 10 10 IN mud arrives at
West philadelphia at 3 o5 n m.
! IL is--Pacihc Express leaves Harris.
burg daily nj II 80 am aud arrives at
West Philadelphia ai ~ mt
| 2cO--Elmira Express leaves Harrisburg
| daily at ~ p m aud arrives At West Phil
ajrlphia nj & 90 p IN Except Sundny1
3 JJ--llarrisburg Accommodation leaves
harrisburg ut 3 80 p m and arrives at
philadelphia at 10 pm,
bo--, ncasler Train. via Mount Joy
leaves Harrisburg daily Except Sunday
at 50 m and arrives Al West rhiladel-
phia at f. 40 pm.
WESTWARD
4 iO-.Eric Fast Line west, for Eric,
leaves Harrisburg daily fcxcopt sunday
at 10 p m arriving at Eric nj 10 am.
10 lO-Eric NJ vi west, for Erie. leaves
Harrisburg daily at 10 40 N arriving at
Erie Mt . j0n m.
10 80-Cnclnuati Express leaves Har-
rishury daily nj 10 80 y m arrives at Alto
m Mt 3 ~ IN and arrives ut PittsbuTg at
S2lnm.
- 65-Thc Southern express leaves Har-
risburc daily nj l. 81 r M. arrives at Al
tooua ut > 2n III. aud arrivcf at Pitts
hurgh nt Z l0am.
1 iUj-pncih1 Express leaves Harrisburg
daily at % n IN arrives nt Altoona at o O6
/. ~ and arrives NJ IiliSbnrc at % pm.
Fast Line leaves ligrrisburg daily ex-
cept Sunday at ! 30 = ~ arrives at Alto
M at . % p m takes supper and arrives Mt
piusburg n, | 80 IN.
Mail Train leaves llhIritbGrg daily Tex.
ccpt sunday at ID p m arrives at Alto.
ma nj I 10 p IN takes supper md arrives ut
riusbutg at % u m.
Way Passenger Train leaves Harrisburg
daily at 80 u IN arrives at Altona ut 30
p IN aud nt pittsburg at S - P IN (cNcept
sunday
Through Passo niger leaves Harrisburg Mt
90 am arrives at Altoona at 10 IN
Pittsburgh ut | 80 pm,
SAMUEL A BLACK.
Supt. Middle Div. Penna. X. II.
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A gentleman afiiessd Vita the chronic
sheunatisn says, "No description Of my
sase ean coovey the vast amount Of benefit
lha-s received from tie use OF Johusor's q
Anodyne hniment. believe Il IA the
best article In the world for rheumatism.
III horse has good constitution. and
hiss once been good horse, no matter how
old or how much ron he may be, he can be
greatly improved. and in many respects
made ns good ss new, by liberal use Of
Shcrijan's Cavalry Condition powders.
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Pass Htx AnovsD.--,A Western exchange
says "A scoundrel calling himself Ira
Brown, from Auburn, N. Y, Is travelling
around the country with = patent cutier
bar for 4 mower and reaper. lie appoints
agents In the townships, and makes con.
tracts with them, which he cuts Ia two.
making "A note Of them. The farmers Of
this section want to keep their eyes opchcd
against such swindlers. They arc liable to
receive visit from some OF them any day.
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MAIsISIED.

On the 20 ult., by Rev. C. @. Erenmycr.
Benz Meiscr TO Miss Anna Philips,
both Of Perry twp.
On the 2Sd uli, by the same, Henry
Scholl to Mrs. Molly sechrist, both of I'm
ion twp.
At the residence of Joseph Kaufman in
Bratton township, Miflln county, Pa, on
June 20. 1872, by Elder Peter Myers
Henry A Frybarger to Miss Levna Thorn.
rs, both of Adamsburg, Snyder county.
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inE ILLUSTRATED CHRISTIAN WEEKLY
its beautiful pictures and admirably
fding, comes 10 our editosial sanotum
unfailing regularity. -
the present weeks issue wblIave an ac-
at Of the new tent made to enable Rev.
'. Van Meter, well-know 90 the late
'lent Superintendent Of the Howard
sion of New York city, to prosecute
iently his mission. work ameng the Ital.
hal Rome and elsewhere. The article
'ecompanied by two different views OF
tent. An accurate likeness Of tho Mi.
70 or head ruler Of Japan, the FIRST evel
sented in this country, 10 also given.
fA interest is attached 10 the present
"a Of Japan from the fact that he hal
sled all the laws and edic,s sgainsl
s,ianity, which have been in force foI
v hundred years, and has forbidden
As honor 20 be paid 70 him, thus break
down the most formidable barriers I,
Introduction Of the gospel.
beautiful summer picture 10 the
nsh's Nest" An early trsdiiion Of
siseovery ofths art Of printing frou
" letters. 10 the subject Of an illustra
The "Childrsn Department 10 q
valve as good stories and pleasant pic
can make II. iA
V bublishers announce that In their
Auuber will be given an article show,
s0w 70 built = cheap, neat csitags fol
With ulustrstieus And full spsci Zoe
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DfsD vaox iIoxs. - Jchn Enerisk, Hotel
Keeper. u Kauts, died el1dsnly Of apo.
'plexy At the home Of Elias shaifer, at Uf-
han, North cumberland county. lie left
home week p.ior to his death ssd was
aged about 10 years.
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E,XECUTORs' NOTICE.-Leiters Iesia
-Euentary on the estate Of David Fessle'
late of Centre twp, Snyder county, Pa.
deceased, having been granted TO the un'
dersigned, all persons knowing themselves
indebted 10 said estate are requested iC
make immediate payment, while those ha
wing claims will present them duly
authenticated for settlement to
REUD EN- B FEsSLER
May %, ~. Executor.
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To ConSumptives-

The al vertiscr, having been per manently cur.
ell Of that dread disease, Consumption. by n sim.
pie remedy, IL anxious to make to his fellow sui-
ierers the means Of cure. To all who desire II
Of charge, with the directions for preparing and
using the same. which they win hnd n suRg
CURE for CossrMrTIos, ASTHMA, BRosCHITIs
&c. PARTIES wishing the prescription will please
address Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
l9& Penn street wiiiiamsburgh N. Y
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SEVERE Storm. heavy thunde,
storm which passed through the Eastern
part Of our county ON the 2lst uli., asfar
more destructive aud severe that we were
aware OF at the time Of our last issue. IL
entered the county about kratzcrville,
moved in a Soutberly direction and was
probably no more than four or ave miles
in breadth. Rain fell in torrents, n mum.
Der Of bridges were swept away, trees up
rooted aud fences blown down. There was
also some hail but it did no Injury. The
lightning was the most terrible and do.
structivc that visited this county for som,
timo.
Al KraiEcrvillc il struck The resi- iencc OF
@. A. Erlenmeyer. damaging the house
somewhat and killing dog that
was lying at the stove. The family made
miraculous escape as the dog was lying
but short distance from Mr.. L. and hi,
wife. They were both severely stunned
and the husband was at one time reported
MS being entirely deaf
The house of William Rboais, in Penns
township, was also struck. Daniel Helm.
bach, ugcd about II years was killed. The
boy was employed TO do farm work for Mr.
r. and was sitting in the house with III o
older mombers of the family at the time he
was SO suddenly called to his final home.
Al Freeburg Valentine Slosser's stable
received stroke and hound belonging to
Charles Roush was killed. The dog was
chained at the stable the time he was hit.
At Pauling Station it struck the tele'
graph wire.
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Nsw PLAsrsa NLL.-0ur young friends
David stahlnecker, John r. Stetler and
Calvin Sts,lcr are At present engaged in
putting up Steam Planning Milltn Moat,'s
building at the lower sxd of Market street
II properly encouraged as II can and should
be. the enterprise will undoubtedly prove
paying one and be of great benefit to the
vommun,ty.
We trust that they willrcceive very lib
ersi patronage from the people Of the west
end Of the county. They are cnterprising
young men and wcsthy Of encoursg cement.
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RAsL RoAp DAsA6ss.---The viewers ap
pointed by our Common Pleas Court 10 as.
ssss damages for lands taken by the Sun
bury and Lewistown Railroad in the con
|siruetion Of their road, from James X. Ds-
vis, Christian Gross and Henry School
have made their several reports as follows /:
ToJames X. Davis, they have awarded
the sem Of S3. 800.
To Christian Gross. SllsO. And to Hen
Iry Schoch $-Nf
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EXECUTORS' NOTICE E.--I.etters tesla
IImentary on the estate Of Francis A.
Boyer, late Of Washington twp, Snyder
county, Pa, deceased, have been granted
10 the undersigned. all persons knowing
themselves indebted TO said estate are re-
auested TO make immediate pay ment,
while those having claims will present
them TO WM. NJ. BOYER,
CHARLES II. BOYER,
May %, ~. Executors.
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MANHOOD woxAsnoop--who may marry
q: ns Scs vhy re- ss Bss iTRsSi@:s ss V;s:' Ss,,
st. Ptttsburg. Pa sspl<y
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IoRTYERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

The only trains st'ppin Mt Sei!nserove arc
the mall nor.h q 81 p m Fast Limo north att ~
y IN. and mall south at III 10 IN,
Ed. ;. YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Agt.
A. h FISKE, Gen, Supt.
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=
DIED.

On tho 18th ult., in Chapman twp, Bar.
bara Catharine, daughter Of Edward aud
Sarah Ann Ferich, aged year, months
and % days.
On the 2lst ult.. in Perry twp, Caiha.
rine, daughter Of John b. and Phoebe Sny-
der, aged ) years, 10 month and days.
On the 2ist ult., in Penns twp, Catha-
rine Helena Gundrum. aged years,
month and ] 8 days.
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DENNSYLvANiA RAILROAD.
WINTER TINE TABLE.

Eigh, trains (Daily) to and from
philadelphia aud Pittsburgh, and
Two trains Daily to aud from
Erie Sundays Excepteyl.)