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COMMUNICATED.
Fatal Accident.

On Friday tho 3oth ul., at tho raising OF =
bark sh. d for TIE Tannery Of Messr.. Dreose a
Ra ldenbush at Adamsburl about one haif of
tie frame wors, BY so.na unis hap came down,
carrying vithit the filosing young (narT iell
men. Was Nr H'ncy ID. spscht, Mr.. w. klose d
Mr. III. Watznl OF whom tue former rece we'd
iatai injury in tho fra tue Of lis skull. The
righ de 0fhs heal was b.dly crushed. the
fr,cture reac hing ~ tho base of tho back prt of
the head From this iiyury he died during the
bisht following that fatal day. ihH other two
received slight Injuries; AMI nJthtng but kiud
snd 9 citt frJvi iienee has saved them from
70 rful end
faiien timbers, In an unconscious state, from
which he never reroye erei In the morning hc
left hs happy hr. side In buoyaut spirits, 10 10
iourpe home b. KIDD fricnds nj noon apparently
q eorpse. Truly: "IS rHR MIDST OF Lirg va
ARg liz oBArup "TusRgviRs nv Ys RsAoy.
voR IN seen An HouR AS SE THINK NOT, TIM
SON ov MAN CoMatH' fH..
Mr. II ID Specht WAS n son OF our good friend
and neghbor Mr.. Adam Sp,cht of this place.
born Do l, 1897, hence aicd u years., months
and 20 days at .te tine Of his d.aih.
rho deceased was man OF more than orlina-
~ tales, and ms hanieal skill. lie l. much
m .ssd theiofore, not only at home but w the
c1mmunlty al large. H. was In erIn ariiel with
Miss Harri't J.nc Loug, yoing'st daughter OF
blessed W tn 2 ch,liren, one Of whom-lttle An.
NE, tut a short time ago We laid in the silert
tomb to await the trumpet call II the Arch ANGEL
10 the ressdrrecti n morn. Dear sister, my
ly by this last, ard crushing blow But 10 as.
-ured tho GOOD Lord Meth all III ms We "A!I
things We are assured In tho word OF life, work
together for 20 u to them thst love ODD" B!t
Row mysterious are the ways of p royilence. This
Young friend and brother mortal. passed. throuSh
many Ot the most 70 ,rful ami saneuinary ems
hic,s Of tie late reb llipn. From the begiunihg
II the war to Its close lie was in the service OF his
c0untry, taking an sctlve part in many OF the
fercest battles, such as Bull Run, Atiet m,
Freiricksbusg, Wilder ess. Getty shurg, aud
others without receiving the slightest injury.
But here a. home. where NJ danser IL appre'
hcnded, he falls sudden prey to tho last enemy,
death. How mysteriousi
His funerai which Oh pace on the ist SJnne,
was attended by,a vast eonrourse OF people from
far and near. Tho church Mt AdamsburK 70
which he was borne, by mourning friends, dld
not hold perhAps b, one fourth. tho vast assem-
biase. The funeral services were conduct bs
TIE Rav L-C. fdmonds assisted Wy the Rev. L
q Stem, 1.-THE latter ON a visit from abroad) ana
we're very solemn and Impressive thrnnshouti
all seemed 20 feel that the pood Lord has given
Ne an unusual strong ca l and eNhortati1n 70 be
ready for His c,ming. May our Lord aud saviour
bless and sanctify this sor, bereavemrnt 10 onr
common good ard the, glory OF His Great ana
Good name is the heartfelt wish of nymEthiz'
lug FhAnNo'
Beaver Springs, June S, 10.
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|VXThercas the Iion. J. G. BucHEn, Pvsst.
a w dent Judge Of The judicial Disssi1s
composed Of the counties Of Snyder. Union
and Minlin and y. %. 4. Shiudcl and
George G. Meyer, Esqs Associate Judges
la and for Snyder county have issued their
preceipt bearing, date the the 2ith day
Of April A. d. 1873, 10 me directed for
the holding of an Orphans court, a court
Of Common Pleas, court Of Oyer aud Ter.
minor and General court OF Quarter ses-
sions Of the renee nj Middleburg, for the
county Of Snyder. on the 4th Monday. .(be.
ing the 26,h day Of May, iS73.) aud
continue one week -....-...
Notiesi is ythcrcfore hereby given TO the
Coroner, Justice of the Peace aud Cousta
bles in an for the county Of Snyder, to sp-
pear In their proper person with their rolls
records, inquisitions. examinations and
otbor. remembrsncrs to do those things
which Of their Offices and iu their behalf
pertain to be done and witnesses and per-
sous prosecuting 10 behalf Of the Common
wealth against any person or persons arc
required 10 be then and there attending
and not departing Without leave at their
peril. Justices are requested 10 be punot
ual in their attendance at the appointed
time agreeably to notice.
Given under my hand aud seal at the
sheriaTs Office in Middleburg, the oath lay
Of Apr A. D., one thousand eight hundred
and seveniyihrec. .t.l,1
DANIEL BoLENDER. Sheriff.
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MARRIIcU.

On the lat inst. by JOIN c. Ersi,scr. rsq,
w'..S ssss.s.r slFssss q sssls = f' r'' s'l''''
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
Kunkels' Bitter Wae Of Iron.

prxu,r,s p,rrpp WINE OF IRON
,,,,, moF .sao,naiIv 80 n,,re Liver Conplsipt' pys.
w,ll eheG,aaly cure rhrnu;o nus. ~ ~" Nprrom, De-
p.P."' Cn. y M r.hnao n;.eases nj the
Di,ny' enroh'c pnr.nosa' ,,', ar;s,na sro,n n
m'unsys, a"u -" S,omaeb or Intes,ines.
such a: Consultations, Pa,uisnSs, E Ss.i lnxaid s.
ns'. ~ rsia.s. s,, " S Nanssa Disgnst for
Tny " .nI o.o" w.;ah, in ,ba siom ,eb
.'., .ovu, sau"ro r,,., :" n, ,hs nh of the
S,aAaph aAS VI sm;m,r;na os The Head. Flut,er.
~. rLai;n,. ChoL;n, mr. Suf
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'seewaro Of counterfelts lC
JOB MOSES slS kAsI1syss }kAHsys SplsEgxrs pi:ig

A.. srt~-s'ssiy covvrrAysru Ds.As.,a p,-,v,s.
s-deaso 20 ~ hs .cssseyfest' r,ks yr>sssv yrsai
~ ee-sns hcss ne ossss ~ Jeb Hfo~e- o. ssrk
reetdqe AL ~hsvs eortAi>ss sHts,f,s-s Tbo
orrursn Pills are unfahirg In tho cure Of ali those
psiniul and dAneeecos d,-eascs TO which ths female
and enre All suppression Of the meases vhen caussi
~ cold. inn"mmation. OF dissa.s In all cases Of
enn IAmns. fnttxue on shsAt eksssion. Paipitaton
o. the heart Hysterics and " hitee, tbey viii eifcct
yye,y powsrfu contain nothing hurtful 70 The most
Circular IN kaSsh GsrmA. and French around
each bottle rive. full direction and advice
he o.Nutsn Pills are sold st noss drug storrs but
pe persuaded 70 Aeespt suy ccunt~ffst bogus ar.
xsls ous end One Dollar 70 the sole propnstof Jsh
o. e.psess once ~ which ZOO win call fos the pack.
ses, snd bottle cf he GENUINE Pills secureiy and
erpyess ~ - s~'~-"
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
WINTER TIME TABLE.
Eight trains Daily to and from
Philadelphia aud Pittsburgh, aud
Two trains Daily to and from
Erie Sundays Excepted.)

ON AND AFTER MONDAY NOV.
18th, 1871, the Passenger Trains
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will depart from Harrisburg aud arrive
Philadelphia and Pitlsburg as fol
lows;
EASTWARD
235-Philadelphia Express leaves Har-
risburg daily [eKoept Monday Mt 80
M and arrives at West Philadelphia at
q 40 m.
05-Fast line leaves Harrisburg daily
1except Monday] at 05 q M and arrives
ut West Philadelphia at & O5 n m.
3O-Mail Train leaves Harrisburg dai.
Iy Iexcept Sunday att 30 p IN and ar.
rives at Philadelphia at IL 20 pm.
10 45-Cinoinnati Express leaves 1lar-
West Philadelphia at 3 O5am
IL 4t-Paeiic Express leaves Harris.
burg daily at II 40 am and arrives Al
West Philadelphia AT 0 40 p m.
2c0-Elmira Express leaves Harrisbui &
daily at 2 90 p NJ and arrives al West Phil
adeiphia nj 6 90 p IN [Except Sunday
b5-Ilarrisburg Accommodation leaves
Harrisburg at 3 65p NJ and arrives At
at 3 40 p m,
7 76O-Lanoaster Train, via Mount Joy
leaves Harrisburg daily [sKcept Sunday
at 7 81 q m and arrives At West Philadel-
phis st ~ 40 pm.
44O-Eris Fast Line west, for Erie,
leaves Harrisburg daily Except Sunday
at 4 10 p IN arriving at Erie 81 40 am.
40 4O-Erie Mail west. for Erie, leaves
Harrisburg daily at 10 ~ q IN arriving al
Erie at 2 GOA m.
10 SO--Cincinnati Express leaves IIar.
risbury daily at 10 30 p IN arrives at Alto.
m at 8 40 y IN and arrives at PitisbuTg At
8 20sm. u.
I265-The Southern express leayes Har.
risburg daily at ~ SO o. m. arrives at Al.
teona at 8 90 p IN. aud arrivef At Pitts.
burgh at l0a m.
4O5-Pasifc Express leaves Harrisburg
daily al 4 06 q IN arrives At Altoona at 0 05
q M and arrives at Pittsburg at 2 % p IN.
Fast Line leaves Hgrrisbnrg daily lex
cspt Sunday at 4 90 ? IN arrives at Alto
na at 8 O5 p. m takes supper and arrives nj
Pittsbarg at 1 SO q IN.
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg daily lex
cept Sunday At I 10 p m arrives at Alto
na at 10 p m takes supper and arrives st
Piftsburg at I % Q u. ftsh.. 7tr
Way Passenger Train leaves Harrisburg
daily At z 80 q IN arrives at Altoona st ! 80
p N sad 81 Piusbpsg st 8 2opm (sxesp.
sunday ft
Throagh Passenger leaves Harrisburg a
800 N arrives ~ Aheoss ~ 8 10 "
Pittsburgh ~ 80 N.
~ esy4 Niddls Nv. PeDaa RI
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thorough Ordinance.

SIC. /. n. 10 enacted by ne Chiet
Burgess and Tora GouHci Of TIE BoroI9h
Of Ni,iilsJurg. and IL is hereby ordained ~
the authority Of ne SANE tha. the Sidewalk
on the Moth aide Of the west end Of Market
street. from the residence Of Samuel
Smith to the vacant lot next above the res.
idencc now occupied by Moses fry. shall
be graded. aud paved or plsuked by the
respective owners OF any aud nll lots fronts
ing on said Market street within said linz
its NJ above described
spc II. .That the sidewalks, so 20 bo made
shall be OF the stme width ant shall IN all r..
ste ia be similar 10 tho-e al eniy uadc in stid
Markat stroet-p PROVIDED that plank may b.
usei in place OF STONE or brick II any Of said
property holders within said limits may ~ dc
sire
Src Ill. Said sidewalks are requlrei 10 be
completed in sixty days from the passage OF this
ordnauce.
sso. Nv. That the stree, c9mniss !oDcr be aud
l. bsreIy sp,hnfi.cd to notify all 'hs owners OF
each aud every lot fronting on said Mark~ts'reat
within s,il limits, of the uas~age of THIS or a..
nan, e and request u compl ange thereto And
shonld any Of said property holders refuse to
comply with this ordinance IN sixty dsy' from
th. massage thereof, the sail street coInmls'on-
o. Il thnn ordered T. mikc AMI hn,sh all un-
made side walks at tho oxp'nse of thc owner or
owner. # su IA lot lots who have failed to Greet
them within said timo.
Approved May o, 1879.
4. J. SMITH, Burgess.
Attest: A. j. Peters, sec.
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TREES T. PLANTS.
FRJTIT a. ORNAMENTAL!

A complete assortment Of STANDARD ard
Dwarf Apples, Pears, Peaches. Plums sibe-
rian Crabs, Apricois, and Nectsrines +;
Grapes. Currants, Goosberries. Raspber-
ries, Blckberries, Asparagus. Bbubarb,
Nuts; Shade and Ornamental Trees,
Hardy Flowering and Clinbing Shrubs,
Hedge Plants, 90. Enclose stamp for Cat
alogue and Priced List.
EDw'D S. EVANS & CO,
Nurssrymen and SeedSmsn, York, Pa
MARI '73.Sw.
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CsArLxs " sxlrr veil tpsvh 70 Me
Snyder County public. FOR the last stwo
~ u ssswssSiS s'oS Isuss. 1isss on Sun
dsys night about " o'clock, aged, 40,
years. The deceased was we'll known 70
every man, woman and child 10 The com
munify. In the dark hours Of the Rebellion
he was prompt in answering his Country's
call. aud served faithfully and bravely In
the rs Pa. vols. Peace to bis ashes.
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San AND PsArruL AccrpEsr. --0n Thurs
day evening last the town was startled
with the sad intelligence that Alice. In
teres,ing daughter OF Jacob Hassinger, OF
franklin township. bad fallen from the
over~sbot Of her fathers barn, sustaining
thereby q concussion Of the brnin and
shoulder blade. which all thought would
prove fatal. DR.. Rockefellow was at once
called. aud found the young lady In state
Of unconsciousness. in which she remaioed
until Sunday. As we go to press we are
informed 1that,he symptoms ars favcra-
BILE and hopes Of her recovery arc enter.
tained.
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AroRTgERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
On and after Sunday. June ., 1879, trainsw
save Selinsyroye station as foilowsi

Tho only tvains stopplnt at Seilnsgrovo are
the mail norih % p ~ Fat Line north at GJg
p ui. and mall sOuth AZ "a lt IN.
ED. ), YOUNG, Gen. Pass, Agt.
A. X. FISK T., Gen. supt.
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tbs following resolutions were adopted
by the County Convention, which met IN the
Courthouse, in this place, on the 9th of
June. on ah" st''at N'aio. 'slf n.
Whereas. At the recent Primary Election
the verdict ofthepcople has been so strong.
ly In favor Of DR.. d. +. wageuseller who
has been seleeted M our standard bearer
for Senatorial houors aud In view Of the
fact that Snyder County has not been rep
resented in the State Senate by one of her
own citizens for near twenty years there
fore be IL r t
fResoired. That We most respectfully
urgc our claims TO the Senstorship for the
ensuing term believing that We are justly
entitled 10 IL, aud feeling confident that
the Doctor II nominated by the Senatorial
Conference will be triumphan'ly elected.
Resoiped. That In George Alfred Schoch
rs q candidate for the Assembly we have
man OF whom we may justly Tee. proud.
and. who, II nominated by tho Legislative
Conferees will receive our unqualified sup
port.
Resolrsi. That We have full confidence
in the ability of all the Candidates placed
In nomination to-day 10 discharge the du-
ties Of their respective Offices well and we
hereby pledge to them our undivided sup
port.
Resoired. That the Senatorial and Legis-
lative candidates be allowed TO select their
own Conferess. A. W. PorrEa,
t j. Is. HALL,
Tuos, SuELLESnERGER.
Committee.
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LYONS NEW SEwINGMACHINE
Challenges the World

Yet II IL supplied to agents Tor u 90 shove tho
actual cost. Thus, tho universal complaint OF
poiils Of the business, Is enectually cured for =
tsriss OF years at lsast and u agents now faiI 70
esrL o competency the fsalt IL thoir own. We
alive out agencies Tor towns or counties or States
ss may hs preferred, and each agency Is secured
by o sealed contract No palms or expense VII
~ spared 20 add every possible inpravemenf,
that We may fa!ntsh tue best maehiueln the mar.
sverv agency perm auent, Tins Aisnii tnR busi.
ns-s hitherto dsyssded w tricky and irsssponsi-
"HpB.-.ssn,. wsnssa svsry~hsrs. P,ssss ID,
iSiskLss Lyqs .s.xINa 4 Acg!xlE, 90, q!
."" tlAeI4tlsLax SO
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Connecting at Lcwistown Junction with the
Traius on Maiu Iinc Psnn'a X. X. and nj sun
hury with traIns of Notthcrn Centrh Phih. d
Er aud Danvilie, Haaioton n wIkcstarrc
RAILROADS. .IH
Sn-Trlins win stopN Stations marked "r'
A'' "A'' P.F. SMITH, supt.
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CELINsGRovE PRODUCE MARKE'

coRREcrED wsEKLr ut
WagenselleI' 81 Son.
Wheat new per bushelg tlysl 20 70 ~ 6e
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DnILADELPHIA & ERIE RAILROAD.
WINTER TINE TABLE.

On and After MONDAY OCT. :7. 1872
The trains on the Philadelphia & Eric Raj
Road will run as follows:
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THE BALLOON TO EUROPE.

Prof Wise. who proposes soon to attempt
BALBOA trip TO Europe, writes a letter to
the New York Times, in whiel. he speaks of
his belief in the existence of an aper aerial
current eastward sufficiently powerful to car
" him eyond the Atlantic lie says tina,
''ss . general thing, We find he southwest
and the north vest winds at tl.e same time in
the temperate zone, and especially so in the
parallel Of New York and within tivesdegrees
north and south. In the early part Of sum-
ner the most prevalent wind is from the
southwest; in the fall and winter, from the
northwest. DR.. Ramsay lays it down as a
role that the direction of the wind is perpen
iiculaf 10 the line of illumination. This
would give Us due eastward direction at the
eqaiboxes. Experience has taught me that in
the fall of the year my trips were generally
10 the south of east. Three years ago start
ed from orrvilie, Ohio, late in October. and
landed 10 Brook c oun.y, West Virginia. On
this occasion nevertheless found a south
rest wind at the highest attitude attained.
Again. year later. ascended from Gettys-
burg, Penn, and in the ascen. went through
every point of the compass between \ north
and south direction toward the east and
landed finally due cas-, Of Gettysburg. few
miles east of York, Penn. On this occasion
| found the air warmer at the height If To-
600 feet than it was at the surface of the earth
al the time of starting" In regard 10 the
percoiation o; gas. or "a it is technically
termed, eyomosc of gas. Prof Wise propo-
ses to inject this in an equivalent expeudi-
:ure Of ballast Of 5000 pounds per hour.
That would keep US sdoat six days. We are
arriving at better impermeabilitv. and
hope to reduce il to twenty pounds per hour,
which would keep US afoat twelve days.
Should We fail in this expectation of perfec-
ton in the air-fost and thus be brought
down to the water level, We shall he pre-
pared for that contingency in seaworthy
boat and an experienced sailor. Oar great
object is more to demonstrate a meieorologi-
cal principle than tine transit OF the sea, de-
sirable a feat as the latter may be. If we
get but half way across we shall claim it as
demonstrative of both the 9uestions-fea
bility Of uansmsrne ballooning. aud the
proof that the air-tide is eastward continually
and thue establish another principle of wealth
er signal service in which we can inform oul
neighbors on = other side Of the ocean wha
kind Of weat ., is coming over 10 them thre
TO four days t., advance of its COMM,
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LETTER FROM HALIF4X.

iHE INTERNATIONAL RAILwAY-UP THE kEN-
sEhEccAsis-FREScH SETLERs-lMPRovE-
AENTs on THE WAY-ARnIvAL AND RI
'kfTioS Al Haitian.
HALIFAX, July FL, 1873.
Inc Press excursion as originally planned.
ended at Fredericton, but the party having re-
ceived at st. John an invitation from Mr.. Car
veil, General Superintendent Of the In,ercolo-
NAL Railway. to take a trip over that road to
Halifax, come thirty Ave Of US decided to ex-
tend our journey to that city. On Saturday
morning at s o'clock we started from the sta
ton AZ St. John. An elegant car was fur.
nished specially for US, an arrangement which
added greatly to our enjoyment, as it permit
ted the freest social intercourse and opportu
nifty to change positions as frequently as ws
desired.
think the impression exists in Maine and
probably in other States that the European
and North American road extends to Halifax
but this Is mistake. Some Of the maps
even are incorrect in this particular. That
road terminates at st. John, and there the In
tercolonial Railway comes in to lup the die.
thHCe ocyOuOs fcdu was uuIt cht -
owned and conducted by the DomIuion gov
eminent. 1t extends from st. John around
the Bay of Fundy to Halifax, on the south,
and on the north it will extend when com
pleted to Quebec. 1t runs in northeast d.
rection from st. John, striking the coast at
Shediac. At Moucton, about twenty five
miles before reaching Shediac, it has two
branches, one turning northwest the other
southeast, in opposite directions, nearly a,
right TO angles the line raining TO Shediac
The branch running south leads To Halifax.
the other to Quebec
Inc distance from st, John to Halifax bv
this route is ZIG miles. We were attend.
ed BY Mr.. Carvell, the gentlemanly and eff.
cient Superintendent. who gave us informa.
sion about the road and all points Of in,eres,
on our way. We were also attended b. Mr.,
Chisholm Of the st. John Telegraph, who was
sent by the Editor of that paper, Mr.. Elder,
~ guide and instructor to us on the journey
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II Is q remarkable fact that in the cit, of
New York, the largest metropolitan city in the
country the natives engaged in business pur-
suits are but minority of not quite two .fifths
The North American 6 United States Gazette
OF Philadelphia, in an able editorial, headed
" a Foreign City," says:
New York, as it stands, has no sympathy
with any national administration that is gov
erned by ideas, principles, aud policies pecu-
larly American, and opposed to European
ideas, system, and policy. 1t is curious fact
that while New York only to a limited extent
reflects American politics it yet exhibits every
varying phase of European affairs. There is
nothing going on in Europe that does not cause
some sort of a commotion in New York
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LETTER FROM MT. DESERT.
BAR tARBOR,
MT. DESERT July 22d, 1873.

MT. DESERT July 22d, 1873
10 TIE Editor of the Journal:
There are now between five and six hun
dred visitors at this place, which is more than
usual so early in the season. The steamer
Lewiston which leaves Portland every Tues
day and Friday at 10 o'clock p. NJ, brings
here from fifty to seyenty-nve each trip, this
besides what come by the land route which
is becoming quite popular, by way of Bangor,
then by stage through Ellsworth, an arrange.
ment having been lately made TO ticket
through by rail and stage, your venerable and
well known stage man, V. d. Pinkham, hay-
Ing put On couple of fine four.horse stage
coaches between this place and Ellsworth. so
that passengers can now leave yonr city in
the morning Pullman train and arrive here
before dark. Passengers can now take q
pleasant stage ride through the country by
day. ten miles of the route being across this
picturesque island of Mt. Desert The Maine
Central has lately established and fitted IN in
nice style tickle. Office here.
Since we were here year ago, We find
several fine private and public buildings have
been built. man from New York is Just
finishing up nice private residence here at a
cost OF some $4,000. The wife, SON ard
daughter OF Gen. John c. Fremont are here.
He j. expected in l>N weeks He has
not yea bull = house upon lie island he has
bought here. There ara pos some seventeen
nutli' houses at Bar i!arlor Board
is reasonable far 50 fashionable place of
summer resort "a this is getting 70 he, it he
ing shout So per day or $40 rer week.
RUsH>M
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Brain Exhaustion.

MIR. JAMES |. FELLOWS, ST. Jons, N. b.:
SIR Having, while at your establishment,
carefully examined your prescription. and the
method of preparing your Compound Syrup,
l Eel. anxious to give it a fair trial and
find that IN Incipient Consumption, and other
diseases of the Throat and Lungs it has done
wonders. In restoring persons suffering from
the effects of Diptheria, and the cough follow
ing Typhoid Fever, prevalent in this region,
il is the best remedial agent have ever used.
But for persons suffering from exhaustion of
the powers of the brain and nervous system,
from long-continued study or teaching, or in
those cases Of exhaustion from which so manv
young men suffer, | know of no better medi-
cine for restoration TO health than your Com
pound Syrup.
If you think this letter of any service. y1u
ar" at liberty to use it as you see fit.
remain yours, Sc.
EDWIN CLAY, NJ. -.
FrGwN>H. y. ) jan. l4th, 1865.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-25
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HOUSE FOR SALE in Bost m Highland, or to
i Il exchange for one in Augusta. luquirs at this
office. july ls tom
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-25

1T l RAD KNOWN IT LAST YEAR. This was
the language of poor cripple, who, fourteen
,Honths ago, was smashed under an iron
beam. He had been allowed to suffer pain
ana assume mass of de;ormity-but he had
now recovered the use of one knee by the
Centaur Liniment. We hear such language
every day. There is no pain this liniment
VIII not assauge, no lameness it will not allie
'iate, and no swelling it will not subdue.
CHILDREN CRY-for Pitchers Castoris.
IL regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. Il ia substitute for
castor oil. iulyl+!m