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STATE OF MAINE.
A PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR.

In humble recognition Of our dependence
upon Almighty God. who has so graciously
remembered us in the abundance of His loving
kindness and tender mercies, | do, with the
advice of the Executive Council, appoint
Thursday the Seventeenth Day of April
as a day of public Fasting, Humiliation and
Prayer, and recommend its appropriate observ-
ance by all the people of the State. Consecrat-
ing the day to prayer and supplication, that we
may be strengthened in all upright purposes
and every noble endeavor, and mindful of those
whom misfortune and sorrow have made de-
serving of our kindly sympathes, let us not
forget those acts of charity and good will which
give to life its highest joy, and lift the thoughts
in holy communion with the Great Oliver of all
good.
SIS not this the fast that have chosen? to
loose the bonds Of wickedness, to undo the
heavy burdens, and TO let the oppressed 90
free; and that We break every yoke? Is it not
to deal thy bread TO the hungry, and that thou
bring the poor that are cast out to thy house%
Given at the Council Chamber, in Augusta,
this twenty fifth day of March, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-three, and of the Independence
Of the United States of America the ninety
seventh. SIDNEY PERHAM.
| BY the Governor.
| GEORGE q. STACY, Secretary of State.
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A BOOK ron EVERY MAN.

THE "SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR SELF-PRES-
ERVATION" a Medical Treatise on the Cause and
Cure of Exhausted Vitality. Premature Decline IN
Man, Nervous and Physic Il Debility Hyp ochondria,
lmpotency, Spermatorrhea or Semi nal Wea kness,
and all other diseases arising from the of
youth or the indiscretions excuses of mature
years. This is indeed book for every man, Thou
to health and happiness. 1t is the cheapest and
best medical work ever published, and the only one
on this class of ills worth reading 19oth edition,
revised, much enlarged illustrated bound in beaut
full French cloth Price only ST. Sent by mail
post paid, on receipt of price. Address PEABODY
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. Bulfnch street
Boston, Mass, or DIR. w. Ill. PARKER, Assistant
Physician N. b. The author may be consulted on
the above well as all diseases requiring skill and
experience. 1y39sD
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If your credit was in danger you would fly
to prevent protest. If your life is in danger
from cough that is settling on your lungs, be
as prompt in resortng to Hale's Honey q
H0rehound and Tar.
Pixies toothache Drops cure in l minute.
The Worlds Dispensary. founded bv Dr. r.
V. Pierce. in Bufla 10, n. Y, for the treatment
of all chronic, hinge ring diseases, as well as for
the manufacture of his Celebrated Family
Medl cines, is probably one of the largest medi-
cal establishments in the world. Besides the
hundreds of cases that consult Dr. Pierce per-
sonally at the above establishment, many more
are successfully treated at distance by letter,
the necessary medicines being forwarded by
mail or express. One of the largest buildings
in Buffalo is wholly occupied by the Doctors
immense business. The valuable professional
services may be secured by addressing him and
enclosing stamp for reply and printed list OF
questions to assist in describing case 673.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This SPLENDID Hair Dye is the best in the aoorid.
The only True! and Perfect Dye. Harmless, Reliable
and Instantaneous; no disappointment no ridicu
lous tints unpleasant odor. Remedies the i'll eff
fects of bad dyes and washes. Produces IMMEDI
ArELY superb BLACK OR NATURAL BROWN, anG
leaves the hair CLEAN, SOFT AND BEAUTIFUL
The genuine signed w. A. Bachelor. Sold by al
Druggists.
ly19sp CHAS RATCHEIOR Prom Y
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Wesky for the Journal.
M Al ID.

In this city, March goth, by Rev. w. l.. Brown
Mr. Newman w. Vickery OF Unity, and Miss Saral
Y. Sidclinker OF Montville.
In this city, March 30, Mr.. Rufus West, of Frank
fort, and Mrs. Lovey Eustis, of this city.
In Winterport, March Is, Mr.. Samuel N Down.
and Miss Lucy J. Young, both of W.
In Rockport, March 18th, Mr. Ortin L. Carr ant
Mrs. Oriyille NJ. OFT. both OF X.
In Rockand, March 18th, Mr.. Edmund S. Cowing
and Miss Mary j. Sartell, both of h.
In Searsmont, March goth, by W. B. Morse, ESQ.
Mr;, Leonard b. Dckey and Miss Vesta Il. SWEET
both OF Knox.
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Obif'snry notices, beyond the Date, Name amt j ge
mast be paid for.J
In this city, March goth, Mary E., wife of John r.
ms, aged %.
In this city, March 1lth, Albert B., son of Bcnja-
min anu Hannah Nickerson, aged Is years, ) mos.
IN East Boston, slass., March 10th, Henry u.
cbb, aged Is years and months, only son OF N
3 webb, Esq, formerly OF Wiuterport.
III Brooks, March 23d, Miriam f., daughter of
Thomas and PAMELA Penny, aged Il years, II mos.
In 1sesboro, March 2sth, Mr.. Andrew j. GiIkey
lged "a years, MONTH
In stockton, March p, Martha A. Staples, aged
4 Years, months.
In Ctmden March 2fth, Mrs. Lucy Eells rect OF
The late John EelIs aged 81 years March 26th i,
Within i. Morrill,, aged about 10 years
In Itmaqud March n, f. W. Palmer.
In Montyilie, Feb. n, William Furbush, aged So
years, 10 months,
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SHIP n IIW =.
k'asas's DF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Mar q. Sch. Idella Small Robbins, Baltimore
~ SENS. Mabel Hall, Seayey, Hoboken; Allen
Lewis Lewis, Baltimore.
~ ocis Hero Foss, Boston; Orion. Osborn, Bos-
ton; Martha Weeks, White, Boston; Iris Bullock.
81. Schs. Hope On, Chase, NEWCASTLE George
Washington, Small, Boston.
SAILED.
March y. Nathan Clifford Coombs, New York.
IS kingltader, Snare Boston.
30. Jachn, Kane, Baltimore; Carrie H Spotiord'
BRAY, Baltimore.
Aprl2. Hero, Foss, Boston.
William Il Ryder. aged 10 years, son of Capt John
Ryder, OF South Orrington, Me, fell from tlott
board brig Clara jenkins, while on the passage from
Mon tevideo for Boston, and was instantly killed
The accident occurred on the 18th inst.
Providence, March 2G-Schr Clara h McConville
Of Stockton, Me, before reported ashore on South
PIER has been stripped OF spars, sails, rigging &c.
Her bottom is badly chated and keel partly gone.
BATH, March 29--Launched to-day by Goss &
Sawyer, fine double decked three masted schooner
OF 300 tons. named Louise ID Rathburn. She is own
ed by r Ii Rathburn of South Amboy, }, Baker
Y Co., Boston and Capt Howes Crowell, who will
command her. She is rated for nine yea rs and
will hail from South Amboy. Also launched by the
parties Il fine threemasted schooner of abo vi
$50 tons, named Ira Sturgs, owned by the kennebet
Land and Lumber Co.
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Said Frenchman to German: "When the
Vendome Column is restored, we mean to put
Il statue of French soldier on the TOP
Right" said German to a Frenchman, that
is place of safety"
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A gentleman near Vineland. Wis, entered an
orchard to steal some apples, while his friend
who sat on the fence and demonstrated, fell off
and broke his neck There appears to be in
this incident a useful lesson for the young.
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GREAT FIRE In BOSTON.
100000 Worth Of Clothing Destroyed.

We the undersigned having made large contracts
with Boston Parties for manufacturing Clothing,
are now ready to supply our old hands with work.
An unlimited number of good vest makers will be
wanted after the first OF january. They can be
supplied with work from store at Belfast or
Monroe. FIFTY GOOD VEST MAKERS will be
wanted to work in our Shop, beginning on or about
the first of January.
We nave a fine assortment of Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes which offer at low prices.
Belfast Dec. 13-tf24 POTE & QU1MBI.
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'ike's toothache Drops cure in minute.
Centaur Liniment.

There is no pain which the Centaur Liniment
will not relieve, no swelling it win not subdue,
and no lameness which it will not cure. This
is strong language, but it is true. Where the
parts are not gone, its effects are marvellous.
1t has produced more cures OF rheumatism
neuralgia, lock-JaW, palsy, sprans. swelngs
caked-breasts, scads, burns, salt-rheum, ear
ache, &c. upon the human frame, and OF strains,
than have all other pretended remedies since
the world began. 1t is counter-irrant. an
all-healing pam relieyer. CrppIes throw away
their crutches, the lame walk, poisonous bites
are rendered harmless and the wounded are
healed without scar. 1t is no humbug. The
recipe is published around each bottle. 1t is
selling as no article ever before sold, and it sells
Those who now suffer from rhematism, pain or
swelling deserve to suffer if they will not use
Cenlaur Liniment. More than 1000 certificates
of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs,
chronc-rheumatism, govt running tumors, Sc,
have been received. We will send circular
containing certificates, the recipe. &C., gratis, to
any one requesting it. One bottle of the yellow
wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth one hum
dred dollars for spawned or sweenied horses
and mules, or for screw-worm in sheep. Stock
owners-his liniment is worth your attention.
No family should be without Centaur Liniment.
j. B. ROSE n CO.. New York.
CASTORIA is more than a substitute for Cas-
tor Oil. 1t is the only safe article in existence
which is certain to asSmilate the food, regulate
the bowels, cure Wind-colic and produce natural
sleep. 1t contains neither minerals, morphine
or alcohol, and is pleasant to take. Children
need not cry and mothers may rest.
II Samples by mail. 30 Cts, retail quick for so
r. l.. WOLCOTr, Isl Chatham Sd, n. Y.
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Damages by Hurricane.

CANTON, Miss, Mar 30. A hurricane
swept through this city last night. A
large number of houses were destroy ed
and several persons are reported killed.
Two loaded railroad cars were lifted from
the track and one of them badly wrecked.
JACKSON, Miss, March %. A terrific
gale visited Canton about o'clock last
night, completely demolishing 4 dozen
houses and damaging thirty others. One
man was killed and lady severely injured.
A heavy freight car was blown distance
OF twenty feet off the track. The Legisla-
ture to day appointed u committee to visit
the scene of the disaster with view to
;tfording relief.
The track of t e hurricane was about
one hundred yards wide and destroyed
fifty houses. Loss estimated at 800, 900.
Only one life was lost; fifteen persons
more or less injured; none seriously.
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Panic in a DenseIy Crowded Church

TRENTON, N. j. March 81. A dreadful
this morning al St. Johns Catholic Church,
on the occasion OF the funeral of Rev.
Father Macklin The Church was dense
ly crowded and thousands stood outside.
There were some twenty officiating Clergy
men, and while the requiem mass for the
dead was being sung, a loud cracking
sound came from the gallery, and from
the general opinion that it was giving way
there arose 4 fearful panic.
CONSERVATION seized everyone and loud
screams cnsued from the women and chill
dren. rush was made for the door and
Immediately scores of women and chill
lren We're trampled beneath the feet OF
the mass Of human beings which became
wed@ed between the front gate and door
There the mass stood stubborn and i'm,
movable. The groans of those beneath
We're fearful. 1t was fully ten minutes be-
fore the work of making an opening tol
the crowd to pass out to the street was
effected. sta wart men were all the time
| huSiiy engaged in pulling out women an(
children II was a shocking sight
As they Wclc taken out with blackeneC
and bloody faces, they We're carried tC
near residences, and rs soon as physicians
arrived the extent Of the damage begar
to be apparent.
In the midst OF the excitement ladder.
were thrown up to the windows and peo
PIE and children were taken out. The
appeals Of the clergy, who had jumped
out of the windows and gone to the front
door, for the mass TO retreat back INTO the
! church, assuring them there was no dan
/ ger, were Unayailing.
1t proves that the noise that created the
| alarm did not proceed from any defect il
/ the galleries but was caused by the break
/ ING of a kneeling board in the gallery
/ The services in the church were at last
resumed.
The following are the names Of The
wounded Mrs. Julia Slingerland, Miss
Maggie Mallory, Mrs. Bridget Clark
Margaret Callahan, Mrs. and Miss De
shire, Mrs. Benz. Stokes, Rosa Evans anc
a child, and boy and girl name I'M
known, were badly hurt. Some of thu
wounded are now in spasms and in a criti
! cal condition. None have died
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N O " e. II IT L r. =
WORSTED DEPARTMENT.,

+. Il. JOHNSON & CO., just opened fine
assortment of Worsteds and Worsted Patterns,
Slippers, Ottomas and Toilet Cushions Bracket and
Towel Racks, Infants Knit Shirts Sacks, Socks and
Mittens, Ladies Breakfast Shawls Nubias, Rgoletts
and Hose, Children's Leggins, Sacks and Riding
Hoods, Gentlemen's Scarfs, Java. Panama, Waffle
and Tinsel Canvass, Plain and rinsel Perforated
two, four and eight fold Shetland Worsteds, Crochet
Knitting and Worsted Needles, and Paper Patterns
Particular attention given in shading of Worsteds
HAYFORD BLOCK, BELFAST.
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REDER'S GERMAN SNUFF

will soon convince you of its wonderful
| M rits in curing this vile disorder; tn
fact you will be cured, and then, and NOT
| till then, will You look like the follow
| S1aor
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Borsus,, Ordinances.


SEQ I. D. II engcfed Nv tie CHR
Burgess and Torn Council Of fAs Borotgk
NJ Nitieburg. orih s kerety ordriaed Nv
The authority " ne ssms ,ha; the sidewalk
on the Moth si,le Of the ives, cui Of Market
street. from the residence ~ Samuel s
Smith to the vacant lot next above the res.
idence now occupied by Moses fry. shall
be graded, aud paved or planked by the
respective owners Of any and all lots 'front.'
ing on said Market street within said lim-
its as above descrihed-
SEQ. II. That tho sidewalks, so to be made
shall he OF tho ssme width anf shall IN all ~.
spec's be similar TO those al,ea1y mada in said
Market strer-PRovipsp that plank mry b.
used In pe'e OF stune or brick II any OF said
pr perty holders within said Units may so de
sire.
src. Ill Said sidewalks are required 10 be
completed In si,tv days from the passage Of this
ordinance,
SIC. Nv. That the stree, 90 muiss loner b, and
u here y tu'hoi ized to motif oil The own 'rs o.
each and every lot fruntiug on said Mark ts'reet
Within said lmits, OF the passage OF this or Ii
nante e and request compliance thereto. Ard
should any ., said propcrty holders refuse TO
comply with this ordtpauce IN sixty days from
tn IHsssge Their Of, the sal stree. com nis sion.
or T. thou ordered t. NIKE and finsh all un-
made sid walks al the exp me- Of the owner or
owners VI such lot lots who have ai cd to erect
them within said tiDne.
Approved May o, ls'9.
Attest; A. J. Peters sec.
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COURT PROCLA MATION.

Uybereas the hon. J. G. BroHgR. Prssi
w dent Judge Of the Judicial Disirir'
composed Of the counties of Snyder, Union
aud Miflin and j. q. l.. shindel and
George C. Meyer. Esqs Associate Judges
in and for Snyder county have issued their
preceipt bearing. date the the 2i,h day
" April A. ID. 1873. 10 mo directed foi
the holding Of an Orphans court, a couri
Of Common Pleas. court Of Oyer and Ter
miner and General court of Quarter ses-
SONS of the reace NJ Middlebnrg, for the
county Of Snyder, on the 4ib Monday. The
ing the 10th day Of Nay, 1871 and
continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 tie
Coroner, Justice Of The Peace and Consia
bles In an for The county Of Snyder, 10 ap-
pear In their proper person With their rolls
records, inquisitions. examinations and
cher remembrances to do those things
which Of their offices and in their behalf
pertain TO be done and Witnesses and per.
sons prosecuting in behalf Of the Common
wealth against any person or persons are
required TO hc then and there attending
and not departing without leave at their
peril. Justices are requested 10 he puncI
nnl in their attendance at the appointed
time agrecahly to notice.
Given under my hanl and sehi at The
Sherifs Office in Middleburg, the 2ith lay
of Apr A. d.. one thousand eight hundred
and seveniyIhr"e.
DNNIEL ROLENDER, Sheriff.
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
Kunkels' Bitter IR.ne of Iro

Kunkels' Bitter Vine of Iron.
KUNKELs BITTER WINE OF IRON
will cure all dis eases arising from aisor.
dered liver and stomach. such as consii +.
alton, fntulehce, inward piles. fullness Of
blood TO the head, acidiiy Of the stomach.
nausea. heartbu disgust Of food, full ness
or weight 10 the stomach, sinking or fhi.
iering at Tue pit OF the stomach. swimming
a. the head. hurried or difficult breathing.
huiiering at the heart, choking or suffocal.
ing sensations when in lying posture. dim
ness OF vision. &c. Price. 81, per hottie
e. !. kunkel proprietor, Depot 259 North
alh ST.. below Vine, Philadelphia. Price
LOO for sale by Druggists.
" your Druggist has II not, enclose 81 90
to my Address, N. L. Cor 10Th. and Chest
nut, and IL will come by next express train,
and ADVICE free Of charge.
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Court Proceedings.

Court opened May 2Gth 1873. Present
Hon. Joseph G. Bucher President Judge
Hon. Geo. o. Meyer and Hon. J.G. l.
Shindel Associates.
Tip Slaves appointed--Johu Mobn, Amo.
Jarret, Hiram Kelley.
COMMON PLpAs.
John Neiizvs John Dietrich ircspass
And now to wit, May 9Th 1873. Jury
find in favor of the Plaintiff iH the sum OF
ten dollars.
A. 5. Cummings Sc. for uso Of f..
Cummings vs. Daniel Dolender. Sheriff O,
Snyder county. Summon. in trespass ~
bonis osprtots Jury could not agree aud
we're discharged,
John u. Schcnck Sons VS. W. G. H,rrold
In assnmpsit-May 9th 1873. Judgmen,
pro eonfesso. with costs OF suit.
W. IL. DacShous Va william Gumby.
Appeal Transcript Plaintiff takes non
SUIT.
Philip Bickel VS. j. r. Reichenhnch -
rrespass on the case In assumpst. Case
settled and costs pnil.
John T. C. William. W. Wilson Gross
rrerpa>- upon The case in assumpsit
jury tnd In favor Ut Plaintiff 10 the sun, OF
SlS6.
Josiah Forsaith vs. Joseph Stevens aud
Sarah Glover-Scra Facias. Settled AS
per papar fleL,
Christian forrey vs. Perry Kramer
admir- &c.-In assumpsit, Plaintiff t.kes
non suit
u. Il. Ilummel VS. p. X. Blecker with no.
lice Sc,-A'inchmeni in Execution. Tbi,
case adjusted by the parties
b. II Long Va Daniel lIel,rick-Snm
mons IN case. Discontinued and referred
TO nrbiraiors.
Same VS. snmc--Trcspass suit discon,inu
ed and referred ie .,plifurs.
On motion, +. J. X Sellers, admitted 10
practice In the several courts Of Suydn
County.
In the matter Of the estate Of Jacob
Hendricks ieo'd, A. ". Potter ESQ. NJ
pointed auditor 10 make d'sirlhntion.
In the matter OF the estate of C. s. Rosb
on. d. 7. Parks Esq. appointed auditor to
make distribution. SC
In the matter Of the estate Of Daniel II.
Marks j. W. knight auditor.
The usnel oApHAss COURT business was
Of.
QUARTER SESSIONS
Commonwealth VS. Abraham Gaualer
Indictment. Perjury --Bill quashed.
Same w Perry Bingamap. Ipdicimenl
Malicious mischief-True Bill and recog
nicance forfeited.
Same VIZ Matilda p Gilman, Indictment
True Bill. Not arrested.
Same w Nancy Siein,ling, Indictment
True Bill, not arrested.
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
WINTER TINE TABLE.
Eigh, trains Daily to and from
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and
Two trains Daily TO and from
Erie Sundays Excepted.)

ON AND AFTER MONDAY NOV
18th, 1871, the Passenger Train,
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Compnn,
will depart from Harrisburg and arriv,
at Philadelphia and Pillsburg as fol
lows.
EASTWARD
285-Phladclpha Express leaves ITar'
ri.burg daily [exeept Monday at . 80
M and arrives at West Phil delphia al
q 40 a IN.
4 O5-Fast line leaves Harrisburg daily
lexcept Monday at 4 05 q m and arrives
at West Philsdelphia at s O5 m.
73O-Mail Train leaves Harrisburg dai.
ly [except Sunday n, 7 30 p p and ar.
riyes AT philadelphia NJ II 20 IN.
~ i5-Cineinnaii Express leqyes llar.
rishurg daily at 10 10 p m and arrives at
West Philadelphn nj 3 10 a m.
II 4c-Paoifc Express leaves Harris
hurg daily at II As am and arrives AT
West Philadelphia ut 3 40 pm.
2c0--Elmira Express leaves Harrisbui
daily 9i = 10 p m aud arrives al West Phil
adelphia At 6 On p N [Except snndayl
55-ilgrrisburg Accommodation leaves
Harrisburg at Bop m and arrives al
NJ =" ~ I'd.
7 6O-Lancaster Trnin. win Mount Joy
enyes Harrisburg daily [oxcept Sunday
NJ Z 81 IL IN and arrives at West Philadel.
phia ut ~ Az pm.
WESTWARD.
40 Erie Fast Line west, for Erie,
leaves Harrisburg daily Except Sunday
at 4 ~ p IN arriving Ut Erie NJ 40 a m
10 i0-Erie Mali west, for Erie. leaves
daily at 10 4U a IN arriving NJ
Erie o. . Goa N.
10 S0-Cinc,nnaii Express leaves llar
risburt daily NJ ~ 30 ? N arrives t Alp
IN n, 0 "a u " and arrives at Pnisouig a,
20 a W.
I2 h5-The Southern express leaves Her
risburg daily at ~ 66 n M. arrives at Al.
Icona NJ 8 ~ p IN. ani arriyef at Pitts.
burgb at 610'e m.
4Ub-Pacifc Express leaves Harrisburg
laily ~ q O5 u u, arrives nj Aliona at 0 %
4 m and arrives Al pi'ishurg at 2u6 p IN.
Fast Line leaves iIgrrisburg daily lex
,ept SUNDAY Of 4 90 ? m arrives a, Alo'
"a at 8'06 r IN takes supper and arrives al
Piusbnrg At I 35 u NJ.
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg daily (ex
,cpt sunday nj I5 pm M arrives at Aho-
"a al 7 Is p IN takes supper and arrives a,
Piitshprg az OS "a ~.
Way Passenger Train leaves Hsrrsbars
laiiy al 80 IN arriges nj Altone at l 80
IN ,nd a. pi'isburg a'S 2Opm except
iundayl 4, s.s's..,.. -,
Thro.igh Passsnesr lsAvss Harrisburg u
LOO . W arrives a Alsseus a 3 ~ 3 -
''''shsvsA = 80 49, Is
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~ BAReAINs-BARoAINs TO DE

~ BARGAINs-BARGAINs TO DE
HAD.-S-JAcoB AunASp & SoS are now
dispcsing Of their large assortment Of
Merchandise In Cep,reville. They pur-
pose going into other business AID will
sell cut their WHOLE STORE TO any one
wishing to engage In the Mercantile busi
ness. In the meantime GREAT BAR
GAINS can be had by all those In need o.
anything usually kept in q country store.
They will retail Al cost until they have
disposed OF their entire stock. They are
reliable men aud will do as they say. Give
them Call. May. =, lw.
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,, Beware Of Counterfeita -
JOB MOSES SIN tksIsfSss IkANfs G,H;sRRKEs ,!;;RE

~, erfennreiy corsrkRryrrrp. bishor,., p,uo1i.ts
ssdeaso 70 .u ns .oss,rreu' 20 rke yr.ais, pyosis
~ gns"s nafs ne nsms ~ Job Moses on saek
edotdge. All ohers ave uo,thfsss sp.iaI,oa. Tha
orsusE Piis are unfailins IN the cure Of ali those
constitution s subject They moderate ali s.sessvc
snd s n erTe a.. soppr.you Of he monse, when caused
Nervous ana spinal Ancetius Pains IN tbc E,ch
snn lAmbs, fatsue on sight exertion, Psipitstion
o. we nesrL hysteries snd Whites, thcy will effect
delicate constitution, - w 's
Circular in Fnrlish German and French sround
each bottle e.yt. tall direction and advice
o.suIrr Fills arc sold at most drug stores but
pe psfusdei 70 accept any counterfeit or bagu. ar
yee but .end One Dollar To the sole proprietor i oh
Nioses, u Cortiandt Street, New York with nsmo
OF eiptess once at which you will call Tor the pack
aHc, aud bottle OF the GENUINE Pills seenrely and