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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09

ANusEMENTs-sEcoND PAGE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
ss.%a
ssInL1tihARPpsIsEcSSP n1IhEps s se PAsE-sixth column
BOARD AND LoDdfSa wXSTE6~sEoosD P1Ss"First
BRo6kLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Elrvrsru
sETeGaFta is%n r4e.rhrd and
$s$$aE sSs sssT
cLERRs 4sS psa%EEsMEN-rwr1,1u p4or-rn.n col
ssS sss%a p.sA
ssla and sixth
sssi COL
Fo E AND us
fSaSn Column
SHNk P;esa:;S sSS .ssns column
RS6Es zNS 70 LET
hGEs sSuYgn gas.you,
HELP wXSTED@S1LEs-rwr1 p4or-s.th col
HORSES. CARRIAGES, 4c.-pasr PAcr-seoond and
ICONS &C. ssnR r.o.
AND
LECTURE SEAsON-SKcoxD PAon-sixth column
LOAN OFFICEH-FIRsr PAcE-Stxth coluun.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsr PAoE-Fi:st and second col
MACfiiNERY-FrRsr PAcE-Fourth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-sEcoNp PAoE-Fifth column.
DYER hsa PAGE
i9iS%R r4e.-rAird column.
NUsICAL-SEcoND PAGE-Fifth column.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAok-sixth column.
NEWePAPERS-TwELvrH PAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONAlEFIRsr PAcE.First c0iumn:
PIANOFORTES-SECOND PACE-Fitth column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
TwELrrH pAGE-Fourth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE rs EXcHATdE-EIsvnsru ELEVEN PAGE
REAL EsTATE WA wXSTEpmE1rvrs,H sTisi PAc.-Finh col
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-FrRsr PAcr-sixth column
PEWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-Sccond column.
SALES AT Acknowledgements PAGE-Flth and sixth
sIruxTioNs HGs wANrEp-rEMA1Es-rw PAGE
eSa
SPECIAL NOTICES-Fmsr PAcE-second column
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-FRsr PAcE-SecOnd
THE TRADEs-TwsLyru PAGE Sixth column.
rRAvELLERs' atUtiDE-F,nsr PAcH-sixth column
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SEcoNp PAcx-Thlrd column
wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY PRoPERTY FOR FOR" SALE I"' OR
TO LETaELEySEmrM 7 TIL P!cE-Eourth column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09

A CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, I4 WEST BROADWAY
n Canal strect-A large lot of Rockaways Phae
tons Buggics express depot and business Wagons
and second hand; cheapest In the city.
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49, ~ = .--..
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY'S
L CALIFORNIA, tias JxftS e AND CHINA,
via Panama
carrying mSils, f9ns{Es Passengers IS and
Anys, S1syiom1 n%nsna ana Fsca sS1a soa. MsFP' 81
Mexico so.G Central = na dh,9n hA,m9erica'
Steamers leave ioih 10Th and 10th of each month,
except when those dates fall OIL Sunday then the day
pJHnU January II, ls7s-steamer HENRY cHAUNCEY Cap:
sSsss %:s sF s @
81 5S 5 sas% S%
M sS
for nPSp and cnn0 For dnas 1ses
cOinpanys office on the pier, foot Of Canal street
aTs EsSs Wi .s gr
Aspnwal at ti2 o'clock noon Saturday SangSry u 1873
l. Havana and Nassau. n r.
night on 6arsday at ococR precisely .ffo pier pier
MSRR9 CASTLE, Capt T. II; Morton. Thursday, Jan. 9
TrR r. TS%r:ay TTSSr;% fs
den New York
DHFHG1Tv H1vHsH tIsE T2 Fa1aHAso 1aSAs AND VERA CRUZ
Yerk end Mexican Nail steamship Line leaving
jan
CITY OF MERIDA, Zimmerman Saturday Jan. ls
ShEoFhTRA fhSs aasaSa Snyj !%ursaayy !S%Say Jam Jam
CITY OF HAVANA Deaken Havana only Thurs. Feb l3
i'' "s'S"' II T. 'XIEXASbRE SONS 80 Broadway.
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE.-sTEAM TO QUEENS.
u town and Liverpool.
Sailing every Wednesday
WYOMING, Price January 10, Mt az r. NJ
IDAHO, Morgan January 22 at noon
From pier 46 North River.
REPAID cHe sSrfen w. currency
Passengers booked to and from Paris, Hamburg, Nor
way and Sweden, &c Drafts on ireland, England
France and Germany, atlowcst rates. Apply to
WILLIAMS GUION, 20 Broadway.
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUGH.
Il ing at Key West carrying the United States mail
The steamer CLYDE, Captain Kennedy Is now receiv-
ing freight at pier East River, and Niu sail Saturday
January II.
Through bills of adng given to Houston either by the
G.. H. and II. r. r. by the Houston Direct Navigation
Company, and to all points the galveston Houston
and Henderson anI b. h. and O. Railroad.
No charge for forwarding In New York
For freight or passage apply TO
orw.P CLYDE CO., ll9 Wall street
NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
from pier No North River, at O'Clock r. NJ.
GENERAL MEADE,
on Saturday, january ii.
Freight received daily. Through rates given for ST.
Louis Yicksburp, Mobile, Galveston and Indianola.
For freight passage, having superior acconmoda
tons apply to FREDERIC BAKER % Broadway.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
wALDRON & COOKIES
"A Downtown Horse Mart,
corner New Church, Cedar and Liberty streets,
nAY

HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
At wALDRoN & COOKIES
IA Downtown Horse Mart,
SfT s Hsnssa pxa Gf SfdHr M SoS sPa doSSsy Streets
c5f & mSssS @ aSoSc aoS G"rfse Ss Highest bid
der one brown Patchen Horse l6 hands, years; is
ad asns sold
on account OF owners remaining in Europc full warran
One bay coupe Horse: 1ssl hands years; superb
ranted sound in every respects should be to be ap
nS. ono pair bay Mares and years hands, are
Sci double Harness, made 70 order by DunscOmDc
Ono sSgre Mare Sksnaeky ti Gold Dust, years old,
very finely formed promising Young mare has all the
n drssa
wors pae nsna sa and e noble
One brown % % Horse Ca Ia hands years old good
one csnsdpn FGny hSna. years. perfect
Ono Express Wagon orss Horse and and arness arn
Two good work Horses; warranted good workers
sG for asGS"p n% a0nSs 81 MsY% concern
Also other Horses, wagons and Harness
postponement for bad weather. - 80
"A. BY order Of the supreme Court viii sell by pub.
ee SeMeen ea & avenue and unrcry placer at
hsSdscme nsS ana n9 as scns horse Billy odu
ii sS *. * ssS; IL sSs;. 81 Ss.a aa
warranted sound and kind: Bay trottng horse Rube,
years. elegant road horse, stylish and well behavcd
ranted sound and kind These horses make NO team
and can beat i5 together. Ako extra handsome and
fine large brown Mambrno Mare nearly is high years
old; one OF the finest bred In the country gentle
Tor any lady TO drives fears nothing has superior for
Style can beat3 minutes always warranted sound and
regard 10 weather, JOHN Il. MILLER, Receiver.
IN ENGLISH COuPE.-wE HAVE FOR SALE A
N large size Coupe IN complete order made in London
Is suitable Tor mght work or TO save better carriage
worth $500, will sell for $3.50
J. b. BREWSTER 4 CO.,
li5 East Twenty -flfth etreet
A CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, In WEST BROADWAY
"A near Canal street, large lot of Rockaways Phae
tons Buggcs express depot and business Wagons,
and second hand; cheapest in the city.
PREVIOUS TO MOVING MY CARRIAGES HAv.
"A. ing been damaged by overflow OF water from floor
above me- will veil al grcaly reduced prices
WANTS. 10 East Fourth street.
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vNANTED--A PARTNER, TO TRAVEL PARfIF THE
w time visiting principal cities; business ponop.
ne store has paid $1,000 past year. rapidly ncreSs
ing; $500 cash required. Address FIFTH xVENUE
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09

(NKEAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
VI New York to Bristol England direct
Taking goods and passengers for London Cardiff New
port, Gloucester and all ports in Bristol Channel
The steamers OF this line Will sail from pier IS East
River, as follows
ARRAGoN, western. ..............; "Wednesday. jan
GREAT WESTERN Stlmper. Wedne sday, Jan. 20
Cabin passage $40 currency steerage $40 currency
Parties wishing to send for their friends obtain
paid Certificates. Drafts for Gl and upwards. -
For freight or passage apply to e. IL MORtiAN'S SONS
20 South street. ~ Y
THE AMERICAN EMIGRANT COMPANY, NO 3BOw.
i ling Green, New York. established 1S52-Stcerage
passage tickets foreign exchange and railroad tickets
Send for circular in English. German Scandinavian
languages Address box 1872 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09

EOS BROADWAY, CORNER OF AMITY STREET,
O<)C Money literally advanced on Diamonds, Watches,
Clothes, Silks and al! other personal property the old
established aud reliable loan Office II. ROSENBERG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09

WANTED-A PARTNER WITH 81 900. IN A PHOTO
w graph gallery of the best stands the city
the business will be learned Apply at No. Fourth av
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICE-UPTOWN
A DvEkTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
RECEIVED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
J,:Cg BROADWAY,
wIsT SIDE BETWEEN TnIRTY.FIRsT AND THIRTY
sECoHD STREETS
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM sA. NJ
NAT OFFICE RATES NO EXTRA CHARGE OF
ANY KIND
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A PARTNER WANTED-wITH SMALL CAPITAL, IN
n well established and profitable business; expenses
small no risk. For particulars call OH MOODY CO.,
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pal avenue, rent $7b nc business place price, for
Stock and Fixtures $780, worth $1,000 must be sold
account Of other business Apply to MAX BAYERS-
DORFER, 245 Bowefy.
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Rates Of Passage.
Cabin $75 and s90 gold according to accommodation.
Round trip tickets at low rates
Steerage-To or from Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow
Londonderry London Bristol Cardin, $40 currency
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Hamburg, Sweden
Norway Denmark and Paris at reduced rates.
Drafts issued ut lowest rates.
For cabin passage and general business apply at the
Company's office, Is Broadway.
For steeragc passage at So Broadway.
JOHN G. DALE Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09

w having the time, rooms, facilities and capabilities
for making success Address call on W. p. PATTEN,
81 Clinton place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09

A FIRM IN THIS CITY, ENGAGED IN A RESPECT
n able, pleasant very profitable rapidly increasing
cash business guarantee TO good man the control
OF the In other state requisites ordinary in
licited. Call on JOHN HENRY, l07 West Twenty third
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-09

400 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY -FOU RTH
fVC and Twenty fifth strccts-Libc raj advances made
Diamonds, Watches Jcweiry aud all kinds of Goods.
Same bought ut ful value. L. BERNARD
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orc BROADWAY. OPPOSITE ELEVENTH STREET.
OUO Money literally advanced on Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry Silks Dry Goods and property ofcvery
description; private entrance Tor ladies' A. JACKSON
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A MONEY MAKING BUSINESS FOR SALE OR EX-
"A change-Machinery and Lease of q Cotton Waste
Cleansing Factory near city profits $500 per week.
II. II. JOHNSON, AZ Dey street.
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LNOR sALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD
Will of old established retail Jcwelry Establish
ment; the owner having secured competency, wishes
TO retire from business stock and fixtures Al from
$4,000 TO S5OO0 cash required Address for two weeks,
with real name, box l6O Herald Office. No agents need
apply.
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INSTRUCTION..

LNREHCH AND GERMAN CONVERsATION GUAR
IL anteed to ladies aud gentlemen in three months by
new, easy aud pleasing idiomatic and conversational
method. Address PROFESSOR, box III Herald Uptown
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L,OR SALE-THE OLD ESTABLISHED LOOKING
II Glass, Picture Picture Frame Business, 1861.
Bowery, between Broome and Spring streets; owner
leaving the state.
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DARTNER wANTED-wITH $1,000 IN A REMuNE-
il ratye manufac curing business. For particulars call
on or address CHARLES REDANZ, l24 Chambers II.
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I OH7 BROADWAY. OVER HERALD BRANCH
i:AOl Office room B. ,rarlors for Indies; branch iss
Watches Jewclry, &c. Same bought and sold -.
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A PARTNER WANTED WITH $3.50 CAsH-IN A
n light manufac ng business all cash saes large
profit articles in great demands investigation solicited
Particulars No Dey street room 2l
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O1C BROADWAY OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
JlC most responsible ofcc) Money advanced on
Diamonds Watches, Jcwclry, Laccs, &c: Same bought
at full value. a. G. HERrS.
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T Osr-N THE NEIGHBORHoOD OF SIXTH AVE-
u ~ nue. and Forty. third street on the afternoon of
ing 10 the OF Rowdie" IS reward will be given to
the finder returning the No East Forteth
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LNOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS STEAM BOOK AND
Job Printing Office, doing large trade will be sold
cheap for cash If applied Tor at Address NJ G. NJ
Herald office.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
SUM MER TINE TABLE.
Eight trains Daily to and from
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and
Two trains Daily to and from
Erie Sundays Excepted.)

After Sunday. Juno 29th 1873 III,
Passenger Trains of the Pennsyl
vsnia Railroad Company will depsr
from Harrisburg aud arrive at Philadel
phia New York Pi,tsburg aud Eric n
| follows.
EASTWARD
| 255-Philadclpbia Express leaves Har
risburg daily Except Monday ut 2 81
m and arrives at West Philadelphia .
q 65 . M, aud arrives at New York q
10 Is An.
S5--fsst line leaves Harrisburg dali,
at 3 30 y m and arrives at West Phila iel
phis at Is IN. and New York NJ ~ "a
=. m.
| 45-Lancaster train via Mount JOY
leaees Harrisburg daily Except Sundry
1T 45 n with through car for Philadel.
phia. and arrives Al West Hhiladelphia at
IL 20 p m At New York At % pm.
y 56--Southern Express leaves Har.
risburg daily at S55 p M and arrives
Philadelphia at II 35 p IN and arrives al
New York at 3 90 m.
IL e0-Pacifc Express leaves Harris
West Philadelphia At 3 80 m. and ar-
rives at New York daily except Monday
al q 35 pm.
2cO--Elmira Express leaves Harrisbu, 9
daily (eIcep, Sunday at 2 % p IN and ar.
rives at West Philadelphia at q % IN aud
arrives At New York at 10 t3 p M.
0u-Iiarrisburg Accommodation leaves
Harrisburg daily (except Sunday at 4 O0
p IN and arrive at West philadelphia al
. rs p IN.
8 45-Mail train leaves Harrisburg dai
ly Except Sunday at 8 As p IN. arrives a,
Philadelphia at II 20 an and at New
York st 5 ~ p. IN.
10 60-Cincinnati Express leaves II VI
risburg daily at 10 81 p m and arriv al
West Philadelphia at 2 80 u m and res
at New York ~ q 81 p IN.
WESTWARD.
4I6-Erie Mail west, for Erie, leave.
Harrisburg daily at 4 10 a IN, arriving at
Erie At 7 80 p N.
4 4i5-Erie Express west for Erie leaves
Harrisburg daily (except Sunday at 400
D m arriving at Erie at 20 IN.
2 235-The Southern express leaves Har-
risburg daily AT 2 35 a M. arrives at AL
tcona at 56 q m for breakfast and ar
rives st Pittsburgh at ~ so D IN.
4 O5-Psclfc Express leaves Harrisburg
daily OF 4 90 IN arrives at Altona at y 90
a III, for breakfast, and arrives At Pitts
burg at | 10 pm.
Way Passenger Train leaves Harrisburg
daily at 40 IN arrives at Altons At 2 20
p IN for dinner and NJ Pitisburg st 8 05
pm
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg daily lex
eept Sunday at 81 p IN arrives at Alto
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EFF. KUNKEL's BITTER WINE OF IRON

Has never been known to fail in the cure o
weakness attended with symptoms, indisposi
tion 20 eSer'iin, loss Of memory, dlnlcuit oi
breathing, general weakness, horror OF disease,
weak nervous trembling, dreadful horror ol
d ath night sweats. cold feet weakness dim
ness Of vision, ianguor, universal iassitude Il
the muscular system, enormous appetite wi h
dyspepi ic system, hot hauds, flush ny OF the
b dy, dryness OF the skin, pal "a countens nc .
nd erupliops on the face, parining the blood,
pain in he back, h,ayiness Of the eye lids, ire
auent black spots hying before the eyes with
temporary sunusion and ioss Of sights want OF &c.
ton, etc. These symptoms all arse from q
weakness, and To remedy thatus r. L. Kunkin's
Bitter Wine OF Iron. IL never fails Thousands
aro now enjoying health who have used It. Get
the genu ne, sold only IN si bottls Take only
r. y. Kunklo's. Depot and Office, No. $50 North
Nlnth st Philadelphii, Pa.
Ask for Kunkeps Bitter Wine ~ iron. This
truly valuable tonic has be u so thoroughly t-st.
ed by all classes of the community that It is 40
deemed Indispensable as Tonic medicine. 1t
costs hut little, puriEes the blood nd n YES tone
to the stomach. renoyates the system aud pro-
longs lite.
tonic Price tl per bottle. T.. y. kUSKEL,
sole Proprietor, No. 25) North Ninth ST.. below
Vine, Philadelphia Pa.
Ask for Hupsle Bitter Wine Of Iron, and take
no other.
II Is sod only In u bottles. withA photogra PHI
OF TIE Proprietor on each wrapper, all othes I .
eounterfeit.
Sold by all Druggists. sth q nth (rno.
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Orphans Court Sale

DY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
Dlouri of SNYDER County, The under
sixuci administratrix Of the estate Of Jacob
Mitchell. lste "f Centre township, snyder Co..
Pa deceased. will expose to Pub ic sale on
Thursday, August %, 1873,
on tho premises abou, one.fourh b Of q mile from
Ccntreylie, the following described valuable
Real Estate VIZ;
FIFTY ACRES of
Excellent land. In good CONDITION for farming
purposes. bo tndei on he North by lands of
q orFo Relish aud others, on the East by Ian OF
teorse Sampsel, Sortr by Urort, Sampsel All
on he west Nv Ian OF jacob Bickhart n others.
On said promises aro erected a
Large House.
BANK BARN, and o,her on, Bull tings
Sal" u cpminsn o at IL o'cl ok A NJ ~ sei I
day, whom condl Ions of sale viii he made known
by ELIZABETH NIriHtGL,
ADMisisrRATRix,
July IS, 1873.
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SheriF's Sale

Rv virtue OF n writ Of Lev. Fa.
- issued out of the Court OF Common Pleas.
OF Snyder rou ,y, and 10 me dlsestcd will b. ex
posed to Public sale, on
saturday, september I3. 1878.
at tho Courthouse, in Middle urg, the following
described properly. to wit atwo.Storv
LANK FRAME house,
1s,?2, located on lpt or piece OF ofgrouni situate
In Mcclure Oty uuwhcroi in the In of aid
eft, n ~ NJ blurd"d n. 10y public roa /; T.,
10y lot No. \; =. bv che tnut SIR ct and W by
lot No. Z, containing 50 rcrchts mnte or les.
ele' 'asen In execution an to be soll as tho
property OF Andrew Wagner.
u. BOLENDER.
Sherlh's Or'e, Aug. 7, ia. Snerif
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EXECUTORS SALE OF
Valuable Property.

Vlhe undersigned will offer at Public
l. Ssie, the valuble Resl and Personal proper.
ty Of Henry jarrett, decd. In Nun 90 twp, on
saturday, August 30. lS53,
The following Tract Of Land situate Ia Snyder
county contiinini,
RTY ACRES,
more or less. on which are erected good TWO
STORY
HOUSE AND BARN,
with other necessary outbu'idings en- Orchard
of Choise Fruit = well OF neyer falling. water
ct the door convenient to mill, srliool and store,
and 10 good state Of guilty stion also
PEI son A l. Pk ERTY,
consisting of-two Cows, two Hogs, three Beds
and Bedding, ons sink, one table one Bufsau.
one Corner Cupboard.
Two COOKi YES.
ous Desk, ous Stand, one Rins, one Shot Gun.
ous Pistol, one Iron KEITH. ons Oross-ent hew,
tvo Aas.a one 9!osd-Ay one est Auger, los q
asblssss ~ % nsatioa. ,@ 49,
! = 2 :; $; n 8 ! Il m rt
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Orphans Court Sale

by virtue Of an order of the Or
lSphans Court Of Snyder county granted u thu
un unietsigncd Aimlnistrat r ot tho Estate OF
TeorRr Henry, lato uf Centre township, snyder
cou ~, deceased. will b, exposed to Public Sa O.
.n the pre- ni es. IN CentnvIiic, Ceatre township,
snyder county, Peni.. on
FRIDAY. september l9tS. 1874
Tn. following s,ribcd Real rstate TO Wit
Tract No . certain me sua @ and lot OF ground
stust" IN the town Of Centrevil Q, Centre twn
honnd'd on tie Sor'h by pub T. street. Eas, b.
land OF Horry sanders, south by an ullev, aud
vest by lani Of William kstherinan, cont ininx
ONE-uALE ACRE moe or less On which arc
erec'eda TWO STORY wEATHrRBOARprD
HOuSf, BANK BARN WAGON 1AKER
SHOP sn1 other Necessary outru ldinRs Also
TRACT Ne. 2 certaln tract OF TIMBER
LAND, si'uate In Ce,ire township, snvdcr coan
~, bounde and describe ed as 'olliws to Wit TN
the North by land of Joscph Kerr, East By lac b
trock, south by land Of Btro,-a Sanpsel, sud
Wet by lani OF Charles Yarver, ontaining
FIFTY ACRES IN re VT IS sale To commence cs
At VI o'clock A. NJ. on al DAY when due ton
dance Will 10 yiyen aud t. ma OF sac mad,
knownby EPIkAlM w,LTEK
Aug. II, ". Administrators.
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Orphans Court Sale,

RG virtue OF an order of tho Or
lCphans Court Of Snyder Courty, granted to
b undersign 4, Adminis'r r,tors of the e.'ate OF
Henry Ri"r late II Po-ry township snyder go.
d-c'i, Will h. exposed ~ Publir sale on tn
premises, In Fr' mont, Perry tosnship, snyder
cou W. Penna. on
Sd,urd,y September IL. 1873
The following described HOUSE n SLor.
oundel on h North By an alley. On the Fast
by .otofDr Nipp',, 10 IN 10y pu lie str ct, md
West b' lot of Joseph Hrim containing One.
Fourth OF an Acre mn Dor less, On which are
lOARDED HOUSE, pat OF which l. fttet up
nr store Room. n Z 'od stable and other ne %.
sary ouibuid ngs, thtrc Is q we'll Of good water
near the door.
sale 70 commence st O'Clock. p. NJ, on said
day,
ALSO:
On Sd'usd0y. September 90, 1873,
Tho following described valu ble Real Estate TO
wit: All that c"rtain me..uage. plan'atiop and
TRACT OF LAND situate IN Wash ngton twp.
ns%sT o"w SS"s hs yS,S iy S % FrS
aud John H"pner, on the east ~ lana Of Elias
BI'y. on the south by Ian OF Jaco, Sten n,
lo,eph >teiI u. and Sanui B,iley; and on he
Vest hy iand Of John S'hnee, cont iniig TWO
HUNDRED AND sixty SIX AOTES, and
Shty six perohe-. more or les on viii b are
erected iargs lWoSrohY WEATHER.
BOARDED HOUSE. LARGE BANK BARS,
q god AGDN SHED, CORN CRIB and 9th.
e. ne essiry ant substantial outbuildin.s. Tier.
10 a large orrhari ot choice fruit r""s on the
am. The soil is Limestone, and tore IL
lin stone ridge running through tho premis
There are about ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES. clearai d In good cultivation, the bal.
ancr has good white oak ami chestnut OAK tim.
her. The farm Il near church s'hool h use and
store. sale to commerce 1T II O'Clock A. ".
Wien due attendance will be given aud terms
' '''' PETER g. GRAYBILL,
JOHN ii. RIVE,
Aug IL, 10. Administrators.
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ESTATE Or JACOB HESprcKs Drc'p.

\ undcr-igued au ,itor appoin'ed by the u,
q OF Snyder county, to make dis.ribnti,n oi
the balance H. the hands OF the Ajmr. o. psii
est1tr, Will attend TO ths duties ~ his ONCE in
SelinsRrove, on SATURDAY. SEP. 9, at 10
o'clock' A. NJ. Who're all parties IN ere,t are
invited u attend. A. W. POTTER
Seliusgrove, Auy ib 'T3) Auditor
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aS~ For Loss Of Appetite. Dyspepsia
Indigestion. Depression Of Spirits nnd
General Debility, IN their various forms
Ferro-Phosporaied elixir Of Calisaya mad,
by Caswell. HazardS Co., New York and
sold by all druggis in oahe best loni,
As a stimulent tonic for patients recover
ing from fever and other sickness. IL ha,
no equal. II taken during the season |,
prevents fever and ague aud other inter.
mittent fevers.
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WTtANPHORlNE" q" surss every pain, 10.
Aryy q. Sold by ell dsusglsls. R1U.
~ 1oySs rssyE ~ ys5Is a
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Ccnpertine nj Lswistowo Junction with the
Trains on Maiu line Penu'a X X. and at sun
bury with trains OF Northern Centrr Phll,. Il
En- aud Danvilio, Hailoton n wnkesbarrc
railroads.
ss-Train' viii stop al stations marked up
Pr. SMITH, supt.