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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-10-04

The post Office at Palmyra, Burlington county
N. j., was robbed, last night, Of the mail key
and of lot of gools in the store in which the
post Office was kept. The stamp account was
not disturbed. The post master cams on to
Philadelphia, this m morning, ald special agent
of the Post o.hee Department will work up the
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-10-04

CHRISTIAN AT Work We are informed that
Mr.. ID. p. Scott, formerly employed by Harlan y
Hollingsworth Co.. has received the appoint
ment AZ agent for the Christian at Work, the
weekly religious newspaper published in New
York, and edited by Rev Mr.. Tdlmage, assisted
the famous London preacher, Rev. Mr.. Spur
geon. Mr.. Scott nten Ia to call on our people
and give them an opportunity to subscribe for
the paper. Each subscriber receives hand
some chrome, and has several to select from,
all of them being of better class than those
ordinarily offered by publishers. The Chris
tam al Work, is handsome paper, non-secta-
rian and edited with ability.
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wH.WIHGroN, Del. April %. 1871

Me8sF8 Fl1nll e JdcksOns
Gentlemen I'm answer TO vou- inquiry as to tha
operation of the Russian Air Tight Heater" you
set In my house in Washington street. IL gives me
pleasure tn aav to yo1 that completely satls-
ded with it. We have had ample heat, both back
and front during the past two winters, with great
economy in fuel. The arrangement for regulating
the drafts. without having TO go to the cellar has
proven itself a great convenience, and would not
be without 1t for double the c 'Bt. Respect lily
yours. G. M. CAREY.
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Person Il.

Gov. Ponder is in town to-day on his way to
his home at Milton. He has jnst returned from
q WRIT to North Carolina.
-Lemuol Malone, OF the Salisbury advertiser
was III town, last light. He thinks the Clayton
House Is one of the finest hotels in the country.
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REf RT OF THF SIGNAL SERVICE
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.
Probabilities for the Mid lie States, increasing
S,uheasteriy winds. aud cloudy weather, fol-
wed by light rain on Saturday evening.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-10-04

Could the money be imms liately realized on
these items there would have been no necessity
for borrowing money. but the city is about in
the same condition OF many individuals, and this
was the only alternative left.
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9eaths.


Med NV sLL-on the 4th last, Philip Mcdowell,
aged 63 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to at end tue funeral from his ats resi-
dence In McDOW illvile on "Wednesday afternoon,
at O'Clock. Services at IN. Intsrment at Will
mingtOn a1d Brandywlne Cemetery.
KNlGHT.-Su1denlY. in Newtowl township, Bucks
county, 9th mo- 9th 1913, Charles Knight, faith ir
of DR.. W. Fl. Knight, OF K snnetE square, Ia his
9th year.
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LOCAL. AFFAIRa.

Annual meeting of the Board of Trade OIL
Monday evening.
Mrs. Drew, tonight.
Joseph Brnghurst and wife have been taking
"trip TO Maucl Chunk, Wilkes Bare, and vii
liza msport.
special meeting of the stockholders of IL e
Smyrna Il Delaware Bay Railroad Co.. is calleu
for o'clock, p. NJ, next Monday, at Smyrna.
West Chester is curbing it's sidewalks with our
Brandywine granite.
Persimmons are ripening.
Chestnnts have come.
The Penna. and Del. Il. II. have discharged
q lite number of hands.
Can any one toll ua what the 'rooster of the
Board OF Education" is ! A city cotempaIary
speaks Of it.
The meshes Of the law were thrown around
about dozen cattle, yesterday by two police
men.
The Girls Sewing school has re-opened
Andrew Griffith. who was killed OIL the W. &
r. Il. just below Ooatesville on Thursday, leaves
a wife and nine children.
The time for surprise parties has arrived.
Tomorrow is SacrameLtal day in the Metho-
dist churches.
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HEAVY FRAUDS DISCOVERED
DUBUQUE, Oct. 4.
The books of the suspended Merchants Union
Bank show heavy frauds by the officers, amount-
ing to over three hundred thousand dollars.
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FAMINE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PANIC IN ALEX
ANDRIA
LONDON, Oct. 4.
The Crops have failed in Hungary and fam
inc prevails in some sections. A financial panic
exists at Aloxandria Egypt.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-10-04

W, j. Neville, a young druggist OF Cincinnati,
oNshot dead on thursday nigLt by his landlord,
mis- Carey in quarrel about the removal of
: :. ome goods,
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CARS SoRAPED. Vandal, in passing 4
new Pullman Car which the Jackson IL Sharp
Company had run o4t on the siding for ship
ment, placed aharp insirumentef some kind
against the side of the and scraped it from
one end to the other cutting qnite through the
paint and even making abrasions in the wood.
New Castle is that mans portion.
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a8larrtagRs.

mel rancoast OF Chester Mr. Wi liam P. Crouch,
OF Wilm ngtOn, Del, to Miss Josephine Walls, OF
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February 1lth, 1911.


MeFsTS FtIHH DC VuCt86H
Geats:-Yours of L th at hant In reply would
say that your Heater has given entire satisfaction,
even In the codest weather, and the pleasant heat
1t throws out makes 1t tne of the most desirable
heaters In the market. Yours. trny,
EUGENE pUPONT.
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TIE CRY FINANCES. -. There were some mis-
takes III the statement yesterday. relative to the
AMOUNT Of the assets of the city. Corrected,
the abatement would read
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-10-04

VETHITE OAK PLANK-Wo have on hand aTge
w stock Of the above in perfec u seasoned con-
ition, GILMORE HEWES
Oct2lm front and Pine Sts
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-10-04

The Evangelical Alliance began its session, in
Haven, was chosen President. Many disting-
uisbed men are present from abroad Addresses
we're delivered, during the session. by " ilIlam
E. Dodge, President Woo sey, Rev. Matteo
Prochet, of Italy, Rev. Mr.. Stuart, Rev. H.
Krummasher and others.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-10-04

REMOVAL OF NIdHr SoIL.-As the contract for
the removal OF night soil has not been awarded,
and as the matter is still under adyisement, we
presume that other bids will be received No
advertisement appears TO that eff sct but we are
under the impression that all which may now be
handed in will be entertained
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Coninerc'ai Rep .,rts.


PHIIADELPHIA, Oct. Z.
Cotton q1iet; 1sy59i9}1c. Flour active;
superine 81. 5A0D4 Is extras, 5 1906 25; Pen :
ma extra family - 756pS 50. Wheat quiet red
81 55D1 53 Corn steady yellow, 68D7Jc. Oats
48053c. Whiskey $l05
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ARRIVALS w ~ NOONJ EO-bAi.
WF Willis, Phila.
Frank Nolan, "
Frank Allen, "
Jno Donnelly ---
B Bruner, Chester.
Israel Finger & W.T., "
Lewis McOlees & W.T., "
] Goodrich, Dryde.
II X Brookman, Pa.
T II Clement, Phila.
Geo Copeland, ''
H A Menniman, Williamsport.
q E. Lippincott, Phila.
L Lone, Pa.
VIM NJ L Hedges, Cape May.
P McOolley, Phila.
Lemuel Malone, Salisbury, Md,
Hermann Winter, Brooklyn.
Mr. & Mrs W O Able, N. Y.
Mrs John Drew, Philadelphia.
Miss George Drew. -
Miss Barr.
Miss Revere.
Louis Aldrich.
Il + Russell.
Sam Hemple.
John Drew.
John Worth.
Ed Nagle. :"
II Fenner.
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Henry Young colored. convicted of the muir
der of Frank Hahn. the Virginia drover, was sen,
fenced, in Washington yesterday, to be hanged
on November 18th.
Policeman Burl of San Francisco, Committed
suicide, on Thursday night, by shooting himself
He was troubled with unrequited affection.
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WILMINGTON DEL, Feb. 18th, 1sTi
Mesns Finn & Jackson.
Gentemen:-In replv to your inquiry as to the
operation OF the Heater you set IN my house, can
say that II proves en'i-ely satisfactory and can
commend it to all who would combine economy
with comfort. WIN. MORROW.
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WILNINGToN, Sep. 10, 1873.
HessTs Finn d Jackson.
take great plaasu e in giving my hearty endorse
mant OF the Spears Golden Sl1 Fire Place Heater
purch 'sed of you some time since They give sat
isfacti0n In vArV way. We consider them by far
he st and most convenient tre pa e heaters in
use. Yours, We trulv,
H. GARRETT,
229 Shlpey Street.
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THIRD EDITION.
Robbery of a Post Office.
Extensive Frauds in q Western
Bank. ,a
Arrival of Budding on and the Po-
iarls SuFvivorss


| NEW YORK, Oct. 4.
Captain Buddington and the Potaris survivors
arrived in this port to-day by the Oily of At
| fnet.n
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Gen. Beale has removed from Chester to
Washington.
The Shakespeare club is preparing to bring
out rip Van Wrinkle.
The Third Presbyterian church will be re-
opened and re-dedicated tomorrow.
Nathaniel Rulon and Paul Klotz engaged in a
single-oar race. a day or two ago, but the former
was the winner.
The cattle disease, known as pleuro-pneumo-
pia, prevails to some extent in some of the
townships in the county, and several farmers
have lost number of their cattle by it.
Norris L. Yarnall's cotton mill was burned on
Thursday from a hard substance in the picker
room coming in contact with the teeth of the
machine used to tear up the material Loss,
1000.
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WrLMIvGToN DsIA, Feb. 18th, 1871.
BeSsrs. Finn d Jackson
ntemen lin reply to your Inquiry OF 18th inst.
as to the operation of the Heater you set In my
dwell ngs6 King street, can say that 1t has proven
very sa isfactory one giving me ample heat, dur
ing the colde It Gather.
II. R. BRINGHURsT.
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80.
wv 10 InE tIME ~ PuI IN
onDAn3n
O1 II q a1G -
0OADALN ~ nv ~
ga Es r. II4 -
+ lE6 &C H66IGF
s6 ~ Il. .ha lJast T., a. Ityo,.T,yO
70 ~ 'heS H0S' ." VV'N'
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WILMINGTON, DEL, Feb. 18th, 1878.
Mes Ts. Finn d Jackson.
Gentlemen Your favor OF the 10th is received.
wish to bear testimony to the excellence of the
Portable Heater" you put 10 my house for its e1f-
cheney in furnishing an ample supply OF heat, and
the moderate amOHnt Of coal 1t consumes in pro-
duct this ry satisfactory result Yours truly
PRESTON LEA.
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NEW CASTLE, April II, 1873.

NEW CASTLE, April II, 1873.
ResSrs Finn d ia klon.
The . Anti Clinkerp stove which | purchased OF
you Is the best stove, 10 every respect that have
ever had and 1t will give me pleasure to recommend
1t to my iendI. Respectfully yours, sc
c. s. SPENCER.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-10-04

NOS. $40 AND s22 MARKET ST.,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
During the month of June. 1878
L had placed a special order sOith
the celebrated Linen Massufactur-
ing House IF
HENRY MATTER 81 SONY,
BELFAST. IRELAND.
for a full and entire Tine of all
their Nos. of both Ladies' and GEN
Hemen's Hemstitcb and Plain Lin
en- CamOFic Ramdke' chiefs, to be
made With especial care Of the best
Grass BLeached PURE LINEN,
and to be of EXTRA WEIGHT.
These Goods are mow In Stock
and sOiU be ready for sale on Tates-
day, October Sth. They are pus atp
One-half Doc. in q Foe, aOith nty
0aOn name on each, and aOitL be sold
either sinOLy or Jy the original
package, as buyers prefer.
We solicit the most careful COM
pariSOn Of these goods aOith any or
all ether makes, beIieOin0 custom
ers aOiU find, as they should find,
unusual advantages to themselves
In encouraging direct importation
in oar city.
GRANVILLE W0RRELL.
oct2-st
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FIRST EDITION.
PHILADELPHIA.
Qua SAT RDAY LETTER.

CONCLUSION OF THE MAsoNIo FEsrIv1rs-A BET
TER FEELING IN FINANCIAL MATTERs-THE
DEATH OF COLONEL BIDDLE-THE PARAMOUNT
BRIDGE oAsE-THE POLITICAL eITUATIoN-THE
LEoruRE sEAsoN-THE OPERA AND THE THEA
TREs, ETo, ETC.
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Tape Worm, Tape Worm

Removed IN u fow hours with harmless Nexs'
table Mcdicii Q. No foo asked until tho 1nt re
wor, Y IL h1,i, ptssts. Nei"r those a1l c'ud
IT, residents cf tho citv whom haze cri Ell. that
h,i b-cn NJ sue ossfully tcit Il 1T TIL Jefferson
Medical ColeSr, IN Tenth street had taken IT,
vTiT tur"cniin' =, the ~ rhle 'arit $. nrd al'
known remodi"s. DIR l.. j.. KuSKrL No. 20
North Smith street Philrdei hir. III Doctor
hnS eer In btsiue , for over tScnty yrn's
and Il perfrctl; toliahlr. ta'l and see. Advi'e
tree rem wed tH pc worm from n chill six years
old measuring 80 feet At his office can BE- seen
specimens, some of them over frty fee, IL
length, VII ich have been rem wed ia less than
'hrce hours by takirg ono dose lf thi. med clue.
Dr. Kurkel's treatment IL shuple safe AMI Tor
f.ctly r liablo. ami no fec until thu worm, with
head ua,ses. pr. r. 7. kuSHLH, 20 Ncrth Ninth
Str.ot, Philadelphia, Ia. t>ep. 20, ~ Is
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81 y general election held therein, sisi be emit
tic ~ vote AZ su N General octi N at tho ward
bornrRh or .n~nshia ffom wb;ci sush pc soh
may have a. cnoved.
Atal oe tiiu,Ieli under the laws ef this
Common We ,lth, thc poiis shalt be opynei be-
tween the hours OF six ani seven o'clock 10.
AID to cipse ut seven o'clovt y. m.
TIE return juigcs'of the several die
trcls Of the county will meet nj ten
o'clock IN the forenoon, In the Commits
~issioners' Office in Aliddleburg, on The
third day after the election (being fridsy
the 10Th day Of Decembcr.l 10 do and
perform those duties cnjoined upon them
by law.
Uiven under my band lin my office In
Miidlcburg the 20ih day of NovembcrA. u.
1873, DANIEL B0LENDER. Sheriff
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After Sunday. June -9th 1853 the
Passenger Trains OF the Pennsyl-
vnnia Railroad Company will depart
from Harrisburg aud arrive at PLiltdel.
phia New York PiIsburg and Erie as
follows.
EASTWARD
55-Philadclpbia Express leave. Iiar-
risburg daily lcxcep, Monday at > 50
a IN and arrives at West Pbilt dclrhia at
q is u NJ, aud arrives at New York at
10 IL .. IN.
35--Fast line leaves Harrisburg daily
at 3 35 IN and arrives at West Phila ell
phia at 10 u III. aud New York at 10 25
u. m.
45-Lancaster train via Mount Joy
leaecs Harrisburg daily [except Sundry |
at A. II ~ with through car for Phlladrl-
phia. aud arrives nj West llhilndelphia at
IL 20 p IN nj New York at 8 j5 pm.
65-southern Express leaves Har.
rishurg daily at S55 pm aud arrives
Philadelphia at L. 55 p IN and arrives at
New York a. so p m.
II eO-Pacife Express leaves Harris
burg daily at II 90 am aud arrives al
West Philadelphia sr so p N. aud ar
rives u, New York daily except Mondayl
at o 35pm,
2c0-Elmira Express leaves lIarrisbm Z
daily (excepl Sunday at > 90 p m aud ar
riyes at IVES, philadelphia at 90 p IN and
arrives at New York at 10 IS . m.
On-liarrisburg Accommodation leave,
Harrisburg daily Except Sunday At 1 O0
p IN aud arrive al West philadelphia al
. 20 pm.
si5-Man train leaves Harrisburg da.
ly Except Sunday at 40 y m. arrives nj
Philadelphia at II 20 am and at New
York Mt 5 % p. m.
10 O50-Ciuciuna,i Express leaves II r-
risburg daily st 10 90 y ma and arrives a,
West Philadelphia at . 80 a III and arrives
at New York nj u 90 m.
WESTWARD.
4l5-Erie Mail west, for Erie. leaves
Harrisburg daily at 10 IN, arriving al
Erie at 7 So pm.
Ai5-Erie Express west for Erie leaves
Harrisburg daily Except Sladay) at 45o
D IN arriving at Erie at 20 a m.
235-The Southern express leaves Har.
risburg daily at = SO a N. arrives at Al.
tcons at q 55 u for breakfast and ar
rives at Pittsburgh at ~ 90 pm.
aVp-Thclpo iApiess ieaNea uaillsputG
daily at 4 05 a m arrives at Altoaa at 8 50
a N, for breakfast, aud arrives at Pitts
burg at 10 pm.
Way Passenger Train leaves Harrisburg
daily at I As a m arrives at Altoona at . W
y IN for dinner aud al Pit,sburg at s %
pm
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg daily lex
eept Sunday at 30 y IN arrives al Alto
na at 25pm
Fast Line leaves llgrrishnra daily lex.
cepl sunday At 5 90 ? m arrives at Alto
ma at o 20 p N takes supper aud arrives Al
Piusburg st l - am.
II i5-ri,,shurg Express lesyes Harris
burg daily lexcep, Suniayl al Il Is p "A
arrives al Altoona at 4 90 u ~, aud AZ
rives al Piusharg Al 3 no q IN.
q t6--cinc,nnati Express leayes Hay
risbnrg daily (exeep Saturday, al IL ~
. m arrives st Al, ona AZ 4 ~ q IN aud A.
Irives st Putshurg a,s S0am,
OASsErr. pM hoYDJr.
Vsaszal NAAA<ar. 0sa1rAstssser Al 8,
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Dyspepsia Dyspepsia . Dyspepsia

hyspeps!a IL the most Lerpicxhg y OF all hp
man ailments. Its symp. oms arc most luhnlte
IN their variety, and the forlorn aud desp 'ndent
vi tims ~ tho dire g. nren fancy themselves
tho prey, IN turn, VI every known nimdy This
l. due, ~ part to the clo-e sympathy which cN'
ists between IA stomach nnd tho Train, and IN
part also 10 the fact that any disturbance OF he
digestive function necessarily disorders the II
yer, the bowels and the nervous system, ana ef
fec,s, TO some extent. tho quality Of the blood.
F. KunilNs Bitter Wine OF Iron sure
euro. This Il no, II new preparation, 70 be tried
nni fluni w,nting; IL has betn prescribed daily
for many wears In the practice Of minent phy'
slcians with unparalleled success; II Is not er-
pe,tcd or intended tn cure all tho diseases to
which the human family Is subject, but Il w2r'
ranted TO cure Dyspep.ia IN Its most ohs'i-
nate firm. Bunkic's Bitter Wine Of Iron never
fails to cue symptoms Of dyspcpsia or loss OF
appe,itc, wind anil rising Of the food dryncss OF
the mouth, hearthurn, distcnslon OF the stom-
ach and bowels constipation, he,dache, dissi
ness sleaplessne.s and low spirits. Try tho
great remedy and be convincel o. its merits
Oct the gennine. Take only kunkie's, which ~
put only in Al bottles. Depot, $50 North Ninth
Street Philadelphia
For sale hv all rrugglsts dealers evorywhcre'
bth and % n mos.
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A DMINIsTRAToRs' NOTICE. Letters
hof Administration upon the estate Of
Philip wiuenmyer la,e Of Franklin twr,.
Snyder CO., deed having been granted TO
tho undersigned. oil persons knowing them
selves indebted 10 sejd estate are requested
TO make payment without delay, aud those
having claims on the sape will presepi
them 10. SUSANNA wIrTfNMyER,
SAMUEL AOwEN, 4
Nos. 90. "a. Admiplsiratars
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Fl'ND, ~ heavy back ovcrcoat
was found between this place and Sc
insgroyc, on the 9TH inst. Letters adj
dressed TO Calvin Forry, were found in
the coat. Tho owner can have it, hy
calling at Beavers Store, in Middle-
burg.
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MppLEnCRd Bunutso Association.
AT n meeting ofthe Directors of this
association Oh last Tuesday evening the
following was passed:
WnEgEi., Tho Election for the adop-
tion or roicc,iun ofihe New Constitu-
ton fnl,s on our next day of meeting
therefore he il
Resoired. That our next meeting he
and !; u hereby postponed, to Thurs.
day ovoning the 18th of December inst
at q o'clock L. NJ.
All the mcmhnrs are requested to bC
punciunl in their attendance. as busi
ness Of importance will bc transacted.
a. j. Peters, Sec.
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Tho paycments and walks were
covered on Monday with ice, requiring
pedestrians To cxercise q good hit uf
care and strplcness III order TO keep
on their feet.
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a reply 10 "n'ar Cornell" Ian article
which appeared in Inst weeks Post.
which was unavoidably delayed, will
appear In our next issue.
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A pMINISTRAToRs NOTICE

Nosce IL hereby given that letters ot Admin
istration ON the estate OF Phiiip smith late oi
the Orouxh of Middlcburs. snyder county, Pa
ioo'd have been granted 10 the undersigned. \ u
persons knowing themselves indebted To said
estate viii please makc imm' diate payment
wh.le those having clnims against said estate
will present them Tor settlenont TO ,,
THOMAS 4. SMITH,
Oct I, 80. Administrator
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We hearl of farmer in Chillis-
quaque township, Northumberland
county, who this fall gathered over four
hundred bushels of shci ilmrks aud
sold them at from 81 - 10 al 20 per
hushcl. That must have been u good
shcllbark year for him.
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The accommodation train west on
Monday morning, had threc passenger
cars crowded with people to attend
court this week, in this place,
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PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD,
Philadelphia & Erie Il. X. Division.
WINTER TIME TABLE

On and After SUNDAY DEC. cd, 1873
the trains ou the Philadelphia & Erie Rail
Road Division will run us follows:
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The December number Of Woop's
HuuSKIIoLD MAGAZINE is repleto with
good rcnling g-cntcrtaining sketches,
stories, poems. &c. &c It's table of
contents embraces the following articles:
"a Bettor Country Mary Hnrtwell I;
An Engineers Yarn. Albert Williams.
Jr.. Our party at sea. Rev. j. :. Brock
inridgc Two Enthusiasts, II. VI. Lew
tral Presence of Mind, Rev. +. w.
Holland Our Babies, ID. \. Gorton,
VI. D.. BlcsscdneSs of Riches, Ten
oroon: Hans Doodledcc. Rudolph
Mcntel installmcnt of Max KRONER.
au,hsr OF Jessica's First prayer Cod
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