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, 1874-04-23

LONDON, April 22.-The London Journals den-
rccato an imitation OF the United States currency,
but think that 1t would be followed by q flow Of
bullion to this country.
LONDON, April 23.-A testimonial Is published,
signed by tho saloon-p passengers of tue steam-
slip Egypt, commencing tho bravery of the
Captain and officers Of the Egypt in rescuing
tho salvage crow Of tho Europe, and approving
Of tho rolinquishnleut Of tue attempt to tow the
disabled steamship into port.
, 1874-04-23

MADRID, April 22.-Thc Carlist General. sa-
ballo, commanding ut Guipuzcoa, Inns ISSUED t.
proclamation, docrectng tho punishinent Of death
to oil persons furnishing food to the citiea Of
snn Sebastian, Renteria, and Irun.
A dispatch from Pedro Atlantic Bays that m
army Of 5000 Republican troops ara marching on
Valmasoda.
, 1874-04-23

PANS, April 22.-Daron Gnstave de RothB-
child, the Austrian Conaul- General In this city,
is reported to DO dangerously ill.
PARIS April a2.-It WIS reported yesterday
that tho Francn-Amorican postal treaty had been
ratified by tho French Government. Tho report
WAS premature. Tho negotiations aro, however,
nrogreaaiug faYurablY.
, 1874-04-23

Nalatedat. Friday April9 H. g. mn BY carriage 10 Cal.
vhry. Friands nt tho family aro invited to attond.
rnnts, B Wsst WaahlnHtont., April 9i, 1t 6K D. r.,
Core May daughter Of I. a. and SaiIio q. Len,non,
aEoH yrars and months.
ACKETr-Arril A. James IIackntt, at lis residence,
H9 WArrat.hy,s of oonEehtinn 0f tho lungs.
rsRos TO Calvary.
1S-Now York. 81. Paul, and st. Louis papors ploaao
cQuY, 80
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HAVANA, April 22-O1icial journals say tho
Cuban Maximo Gomez attacked San Miguel do
NuevitaB on tho 12th inst, and succeeded in en-
toring tho town, aud Bao]fal two storos, but was
driven out lenvlng ton Of hs mon doad in tho
the streets. Tile spaniardH lost four killed aud
uiuo wounded,
, 1874-04-23


BAXTER WILL CONVENE TIE LEGISLATURE,
WAsl1HoToS, D. G., April 22.-The following
tclographic correspondence took place to-day:
LITTLE nocK, Ark, April "a.
Freffhent qf The United S;1fes, WnshfnYfon:
AZ I ca,lnot move with my troops to assert my
claims to tho oco Of Governor without collision with
United States troops, which will not do under any
circumstances propose to cal! the Legislature TO-
goher at an early day aud have them settle tho qucs
o ~ M e SGe re ,tn na 70 90 ns en
lection from you, and Guarantee that they may lncet
jn eafGty. Thia will be a peaceablo solution Of the
tilculty anil will readily abide by the doc!sion OF
tue Legislature.
tStEue1l EG1suA BAXTER,
Governor Of Arkansae.
EXECUTIVE MANa1oN.
~ WARRINGTON, April g, 18A5
5ts lKou. Etsha Ba1ftr, Lftfte Rock, ArE.:
heartily aprroyo any adjustment pcaceahly, Of ths
pending difficulties In Arkansas, by means Of tho Lrg
iantiyu Assembly, tho courts, or otherwse. will giVc
a tle assia1uco aud protection can under the Con-
Of adjustment. hope that the military both sides
will be dsbanaed. tsigaedl U. 8. CHANT.
, 1874-04-23

LoSDoS, April 23-6 a. m.-The Suoz Canal
Company publish D protest against the decision
Of tho Internal Commission In regard to tho
rates Of tonnage On tho canal, and notify vosselB
that t'oy cannot pass unless they pay the Com
of-war aro obliged to pay the rates prescribed by
tho Company before they are allowed to entcr
the Qannl.
, 1874-04-23

HAVANA, April 22.-Advices from Mexico state
that tho pearl-tlallorcs OF tho Gulf Of California
have beon divided into four sections, to be
worked In succeeding years. A law for tho
preservation OF oysters in tho gulf has been
passed..
, 1874-04-23
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

BosroN Mass, april 22-Arriyed-steamer
Heola, from Liverpool.
L1yEnpoo1, April Steamships Weser. from
New York, and Siberia, from Boston, have ar
tiyod out.
KEY WEST, April 22-Tho British steamer
MlsssHsippi. from Liverpool to New Orleans, is
ashore OF Cape Florida.
, 1874-04-23

LONDON, April 22.-Later alvices from Aoheen
say the Datch troops attacked III Aohiueoso en-
trenohmnut near Kraton, but Was ropulsed,
losing eight killed aud sixty wounded.
, 1874-04-23

Correspondence ef 1:he Chicago Tribune.
urer bartholomew resigned to-day, aftor thirteen
years. '.seryco in tho Department, eight N Dep
l,ty Treasurer. Tho clerks In tho office prosont-
eli him with goll-hoatcd caue
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MARRIAGES..

CUOPEIt-UQDpEh-0n tho 10th inst.t by tbs Rev. y.
hoOhosncy At NJ. 10 pr"gny nra.. Mr., j. p. Uoopsr
mi hss Nettiu Cooper, al at this city.
Observation-Disclosures 81. by thu Rsv, Robort Coll
3Ss' 33Sa' jsto H. H. Ftnnin Adams, Il snRor ho
s1-EAs.rn Hnl En.terM raEsra paata cnpy. -
, 1874-04-23
DEATHS.

Mis- r, u. Ulssko, Of dEalsy Of tho ,oart,
funeral services Mill bo hold Thurtday 1T O'Clock q.
M. al No. lG5 AbHrdeun'st.
OANVEY-Apstl q. 1874. Tommy Hono!,au, stopson Of
Goargo GaE.oy. aged yoasa aud tnnntha.
Tuapr4i from tho rp4ldeuoo al George 01Eyey 6i2Bouth
, 1874-04-23

transportation ia freely given thom to their
homes. A report is circulating within their
lines that dispatches have been received from
Washington recognizing tho authority Of Bex-
ter, subject to the convening of the LogiBla-
ture by him, but it is probab1ya canarl to eago
of matters az lightly rs possible.
Tho Federal troops
REMOVED TIIE DAnHICADE
in front OF the City Hall, aud only hold ono
company in reserve aubjcc to tho call Of tho
Mayor for police duty, should necessity require.
, 1874-04-23

The Now Election Lnw--Fho Re.
vision of tlac Tnriff-.ChnnEcs in tie
Constitution of the Dominion SDrl-
Qtc tn xgc Dclnnn0ed--OMtrnEc Nolr
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Dyspepsia Dyspepsia Dyspepsia

Dyspepsia Is the tmost berpioxlnR OF all bu.
man ailments. lu symptoms are riost innnitc
IN thelr variety, and the forlorn and despondcpt
victims Of the disease often Tnbcy themselves
tho proy, In turn, OF every known mslpdy This
I due, IN part TO the close sympathy which eS.
lists between the stomach aud the hraln, and In
part also to the tact that any disturbance OF the
digestive function necessarily disorders tho II.
yer the bnwels and the nervous system, sni ef
fects, To- some extent. the quality Of the blood.
y. y. kunkle's Bitter Wine OF Iron n sure
cure. This Is not n new preparation, 70 lie tried
and found wanting; II has been prescribed daily
Tor many ycors In the practice CT eminent ply.
sicians with unparalleled succcssi IL II not ex.
pected or Intended to cure all the diseases to
which tho human family IL subject, cut II war.
iantcd to cure Dyspepsia Ia It's most obsti-
nate form. kunkle's Bitter Wine of Iron hcvcr
his 10 cure symptoms of dyspepsia Of loss OF
appetite. wind and rising oi the fUVd. dryness OF
tho mouth, heartburn, distension of tho stou-
ach and bowels constipation, headache, difsis
ness sleepiessnc's and low spirits. Try the
great remedy and be convinced OF It's merits.
Oct the genuine. Take only Kunkie's, which ts
put only In IL bottles. Depot, 259 North Ninth
street Philadelphia
For sale by all druggists h deatcrs everywhere.
5th and 9th mos.
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Tape Worm, Tape'.Wcrm

Removcd.in few hours with harmless yege.
table Medicine. No fee asked until the entire
work with head, passes. Refer those afflicted
20 residents Of the oity whom have cured. that
had cen unsucct ssfuliy treated at the Jefferson
Medical College, on Tenth Steet Ind taken In
yain turpentines, the so cslled SPECIFICS. and all
known remedies. DIR. T. y. KuSKRI No. 259
has been In business for over twenty-five years,
and Is perfectly reliable. Call and see. Advice
old measuring 20 feet. At his office can be seen
specimens, some Of them overs forty feet In
length, which have beon removed In less than
three hours by taking one dose OF this medicine.
DR.. kunkels treatment II simple safe and per
fectly reliable, and no fee until the worm, with
head passes. pr. u. \. KusKLE, $50 North Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. [Sep. IS, ~ ly
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Train, ,Southwari-UuH,lo ENrre's, leaves.
Willilmptott, daily except sunday, Arr's NJ
Harrisburg, Phiil Iialiim ere and Washington,
daily, except sundays.
Eliuira Mail leaves Niagara Fails, liuiali, n.
mira aud Wl.li,msIort, daily except ,uuIa a.
AIRS at Hcrrlsburg, Philnc., Baltimore and
Nashirhton, dairy except sundays.
NRrTislu~g accom-. leaves Nlavra Fall Bua-
alo. Rochester, trnaudnVun, Elmira aud " III
ianspoyt. tsily eNcptt sundays Arriycc ~
Harrisburg, Phllad', and baltimore, daily ca
ceIt sundays.
Erie Mail leaves rtIe, daily, except Sundays.
Arrives ot llITtissburg, Phlla., Baltimore aud
Wellington daily except Sundays.
Observation-Disclosures trio Mail leaves wash
ington, Baltimor' Phi!adelphi, aui Harrisburg
daily except, SuGdhyr. Arr at Nilhamspurt,
tlmira, tanlrdaguu Rorh"strr, ,'Iiutinlo, Mag.
arJ islls ani Erie daily except sunday.
Eenoya, Accom-. leaves HrTT!sburg, daily ex,
ccut sundays.
f.imira hi,ll. lenv - Washington Baitimorr,
Philadelphia ana Harrisburg, daily, except sun.
days AIRS at Wiilirmsport Emira, Buffalo
aud Niagara Falls, daily except Sundays.
Buffalo INpress, lca.es. Washington, Halit.
more, .'Phlhdelpuia and Harrisburg. daily,
except Sundays.
J. CAssATT
General Manager.
Harrisburg, Zee ls', l57j.
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pENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.
SUMNER TIME TABLE.
Eight trains Daily to and from
Philadelphia aud Pittsburgh, and
Two trains Daily to and from
Erie Sundays Excepted.)

After Sunday, June 29th 1873 the
Passenger Trains of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company will depart
from Harrisburg and arrive at philadel-
phia New FORK PiIlsburg and Erie as
follows.
EASTWARD
55-Pbiladclphia Express leave, Har-
risburg daily Except Monday ut > 55
n IN and arrives at West Philadelphia at
q SO M, and arrives at New York al
10 l5 n. IN.
35-Fast line leaves Harrisburg daily
at 3 35 n m and arrives at West Philsiel-
phia at IN. and New York at 10 25
n. IN.
! 45-Lancastcr train via Mount Joy
leaees Harrisburg daily [except Sundry |
at . 45 n W with through car for Philadel-
phia. and arrives At West Hhiladelphia at
IL 20 IN at New York ut 3 80 pm.
s 55-Southern Express leaves IIar-
risburg daily at + SO p IN and arrives
Philadelphia AT f. 35 IN and arrives at
New York at 3 80 p m.
IL e0-Paci6c Express leaves Harris.
burg daily at Ii 80 am and arrives at
West philadelphia at 3 so p IN. aud ar
rives a, New York daily except Monday
at q 35pm.
a2 cO-Elmlra Express leaves Harrisbui G
daily (except Sunday ut . 00 p IN and ar
riyes at West Philadelphia at 90 p m and
arrives at New York at 10 iS p m.
4 0O-llarrisburg Accommodation leaves
Harrisburg daily (exeept Sunday at 4 90
p IN and arrive at West philadelphia at
. 25 pm.
8 i5-Mail train leaves Harrisburg da.
ly Except Sunday at 40 p m. arrives at
Philadelphia at IL 20 N aud at New
York at 5 % p. IN.
10 b0-Cineinuati Express leaves II r-
risburg daily at 10 90 p IN and arrives at
West Philadelphia AT . so M and arrives
at New York Al u 80 p IN.
WESTWARD.
4l5-Erie Mail west, for Erie. leaves
Harrisburg daily ut 4 10 IN, arriving at
Erie at 7 80 pm.
4 l5-Erie Express west for Erie leaves
Harrisburg daily Except sunday) at i50
p IN arriving at Erie al 20 IN.
235-The Southern express leaves Har-
rishurg daily at 80 u. M. arrives at Al
tcona at y 66 m for breakfast and ar
rives at Pittsburgh at IL 80 m.
4O6-Pacihc Express leaves Harrisburg
daily al 4 05 m arrives at Altona at s 90
q m, for breakfast, aud arrives NJ Pitts
burg at l0pm.
Way Passenger Train leaves Harrisburg
daily at 7 40 a M arrives at Ahona at 2 90
D m for dinner aud at Piusburg al : 90
pm
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg daily (ex
eept Sunday a, l 50 p IN arrives at Alto
na al 25 pm
Fast Line leaves iIgrrisburg daily Tex
esp, Sunday at o 90 p IN arrives At Alto
ua at . 20 p. m takes supper aud arrives at
Piltsburg At 1 2S am.
II lo--Pittsbarg Rxpress leaves Harris
burg daily (exeept Sunday at n 20 p M
arrivss ~ Altoona st 4 90 N, aud ar-
rives At rittsharg st = 40 = m.
~ t6--CiHsinnssi Express leaves Har-
rishurx daily lexcePt Saturday. ~ ~ IA
" af,ises ~ Altona as 4 90 y N and arr
rives ~ piltshutH as8 t0Am.
dsasssl hsaassr 0saa tssssasss As's.
mrO mn MfN(l ~ dav. Asarss
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MARRIED.

head, ,,Mr. Albsrt brumheller TO Miss Jane 0ili
tnger, both Of AsiinsHrovs.
On the a5th uit., by Roy @. q, Erlsnmysr.
Francis =, Boyer, OF Washington Twp, TO Miss
On the ist Inst, BY Rev, A. y. Yeagsr, Jacob
Hoffman. o. Port rrsverton, to Miss Martha
on IL: sti Inst. Sy Rev, w, A Haas, william
Row 70 Mias Mary Il. Hare, both OF Penn twp
~ pn the ss,h ait BY nsy. A.. y, yrksr, Levi.
Charles % Miss Lssis iisintsslmsn. both Of Port
on the asd ult. In Lssistown. iy Rev. 4. q.
ss!hAdnon, Henry Hinely, Of Mtniin county, 70
"a the a,th ult., by Rev. W, "A. Haas, George
= Hesss,, ol vrssbury, 10 Miss AdsiiA walter,
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HAINEs & SNYDER have made extern
sive preparations TO promptly meet the
demands of the Spring trade. They
have on hand, and can ill orders at
notice orders for Fill timber, Doors,
Sash, window shutters, Flooring &c. &c.
None but the best seasoned lumber is
used and theirw is guaranteed neat
and substantial.
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SUBSCRIPTIONs--ls74.


HARPER,S BAZAAR, one year, tIoO
" 90 ineladss prepayment ef q. postage by
the publishers.
suhscrspiions to Harperr Maha,ine, wsekls
or, two OF Harpsrs Psriodicals 10 one address,
tor one year, u 90, postage payable oy tho sub
setlbss \, sas osies sns.s received, zoe ~.
u, OF Rssar, VIII b. supplied gratis fof every
Club of Five Sut~crt ~ 81 Cd each IN ons ~
.si'tsaes, o.. Six cepls. ios e;o ", xithsat ~.
Rssf NunSsrs ssa y supplied q sny time,
~: rs ~ ~ vS'ssss sS "a 4 nss 4, ss
Fs.ss ~; sssssss q %sis;ss suls s :sss s.sss::' ss
~ pss'ls 4 = Slsssss's ssas 4 = ss,,s )
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Chopped Hands, face. rough skin, PIN
pies, ringworm, salt-rheum and other
cutaneous affections cured, and the skin
made soft and smooth, By using the
Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswell,
Hazard & Co, New York. BE certain
to get the Juniper Tar Soap. rs there
are many limitations made with COM
mon tar which are worthless.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
aa--s-~-~---s -ss--a.H=
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

by virtnc ct an order issued out Of the or.
Ell Administrators IT the Estate of Philip witten.
mycr lite Of he.rownship Of franklin, deceased
will EXPOSE to Public Sale, on the promises. on
SATURDAY, January Oath, 1874,
The following described Real Estate to wit 4:
SEVEN ~ ACRES.
more or less, bounded North aud Fast by lsnd
of John Norman south by land Of tho Heirs Of
Road, wherein are erected NEW TWU-SToRN
Dwelling House.
SUMNER HOUSE, and rcvtr failing well oi
Water near the door Bank Barn, and other
Necessary outhuildiugs. A nne thriving Young
~ Apple Orc In a Il al.
OF choie iruit. Tits property + located in close
proximity to schools, stores, mill, and Is In a
good state of cultivation. ALSO Tract OF
WOOD LAND.
situate in wa-hsngton township. two miles
South Of Middlehurg, tso public Roads running
through the trart containing sfOURTEEN
ACRES, more or less wcli st with tiuibsr.
Al So:
At the same time and pla-c will b, sold the rer.
s,sting ot HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNIrURE.
sale u Commenco Mt iOo'cl,ck, A. VI. Of said
day whom due attendance Nill DO given ami
terms made Known ty
SAMUEL 5OwtN,
susANkaH WiTTEkMYEa.
Dec. q, 1913. Administrators.
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Harper's Bazar-
Notices The Press,

Notices ofthe Press.
The Baxar o. edited with q conirisution Of tact
and taiant that We seldom mud In any Journal ,
and the journal itself II the organ OF the srrat
worli Of fashion. .--Boston Traveller.
Tho baEAr eommends itself to every member
pretty pictures, TO the young ladies by Its fash
Ion plalos Ia endless variety. 10 the ptoyident
mssron by Its patterns for the childrenS clothes,
70 rater ismines ~ " sss,etui uesines iot ems
Hut tho reading matter tho Rasar Is uniformly
of great eHehllence. Tho paper has acquired q
wide popularity for the hreside enjoyment II
anords.-Sew York Eyening Post
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"A tea made by boiling hops. and
sweetened to the taste, Is said TO he an
excellent remedy for the cold.
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A pMiNIsrRAroRs' NOTICE. Letters
Aof Administration upon the estate Of
Philip wittsnmyer late Of Frsnklia twr.
Snyder Co, deed having been granted 10
the undersigned, all persons knowing them.
selves indebted TO said estate are requested
having claims on the same win present
them 10 SUSANNA wtrrENMiER,
SAMUEL BOWEN.
Nov. 2O,'13. Administrators
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Our friend at Salem will accept
thanks for communication, but IL came
too late for publication.
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1t is very consoiing 20 go to preach
ing where number of babies are cry-
ing, yelling, running about the floor &c.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
Philadelphia 4 Eric X. II. Division.
WINTER TINE TABLE.

On and After SUNDAY DEC. cd. 1873
the trains on the Philadelphia & Erie Rail
Road Division will run as follows
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PRIVATE SALE
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE,

'E'he undersigned Executors Of the
l Estate Of Dr. Isaac Rothroek, late Of Benver
Township, Snyder county, Pa. dr,ct-ed. oilcr 1t
Private sale the following described Real Is
tate, 10 wtti
E.ighty-One Acres
of frst class farming land In good state Of cui
tNltton, under good fence and easy of access,
wherenu are ere ted Three Good
Dwelling EEo,IfscS
In god rcp.ir, tud a lever niling well " water
conN enient 10 each. Large
Bank Barn
aud other necessary outbuidinrr There Is m
cN client ORCHARD on the farm, comptls iux
the choicest apples, pears, PEACHES cherries 81.
all young and thriving trees, Also q large, sub.
stantial, thr"e-story, stone
GI'iSt Mill
with unsurpassed water POWER, and all the ma.
chlncty complete With the latest improve cments E
heated IN the heart OF 4 good farming com.uu d.
nity, with alRrge custom, and adapted 70 zen.
erai business The abpv" dcsrribed property is
located one mile North Of Adamzburg station on
the Sudbury Lewist0wn Rallro,d. For terms
R,d particulars call IN or address, at Alams-
burg Pa, JACOB GROSS, o.
AGELlNE kDIHRDCK.
Oct. 80 70 q. Executors.
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IlIEIl,

:; Y \ u !; ii;'' w N; ~; Y:
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TO CONSUMPTJyES.

The advertiser, having g'teen'p 'porns uently cur-
ell of that dread disease, Consumption. by q sim.
pie remedy. Il cnxisns to make. e.known to his fel.
low sugercrs tec means Of cure. To all who do.
sire II, te will send a copy OF the prescription
sued, (frco Of charged, with tho diteciionsifor
preparing and using tho same, which they will
mud suRE cur for Consumption, asthma,
bronchitis, Sb. Parties wishing TIE prescrip.
tion will please address (Dec 25iTa.6
Rev. T. A, WILSON,
ioi Penn st., williamsburgh, New York.
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WI 3 N'TrvyN Nen'arl Women o. work at
~ AIN y Az d. me, ~ t. So per week /;
no capita! required. test chance eys- offered.
fnr particulars send stamp to NJ. MIICHAM.
fetler Lane. IuI!aIclpIiL, Pa
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Connecting at Lewistown Junction with tho
Trains on Main line Penn'a X. n. and at sun
bury with trains Of Northern Central Phlla. n
Erie iandi Danville, Hasieton n, wiikesbarro
Railroads.
ys-Trsns viii stop at staticns marked up
only when signal Is given.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
A Nervous Debility premcture redcy. and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion will, for tho
sake Of suffering humanity, send free TO all who
need II, the recipe and direction for making the
simple remedy byiwhich he was cured. Suffer-
ers wishing TO profit by the advertisers expert.
ence can do SO by addressing In perfect conns
dencc, (Dec. 2s 's3 en-.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT, pur-
suant to hnsl decree Of the supreme Court at
NIsi Prius, for the Eastern District of Pennsyl>
vnnia made the 18th day OF December, ls73. In
the above entitled cause, there will be exposed to
public sale at the Merchants Exchdnge, in the
city OF Philadelphia, at IL o'clock on, on
railroad Of the Sunbury and Lewistown Rail.
road Company, beginning at tho east side OF the
opposite the borough OF seiInsgrove, In snyder
county, In the state OF Pennsylvania. and pass,
Ing by way OF Solinsgrcve and Beaver furnace,
In snyder county, to Lewistowu, Miffiin county
n distance oti2 miles, moro or Tess, with lts
appurtenances, and all tho lanos. property,
estate, railway ties, rails, superstruotures side
trccks, bridges, viaducts walls cuiverts, fences,
right OF WY machine shops, depots, grounds.
stations, houses, and other buildings, tenements,
improvements and structures VI every Kind and
nature Whatsoever, now connected with,
owned. acquired, held or erected and used by
the said Sunbury and Lewistown Raiiroa d
Company for the purpose OF operating and
maintaining teeir said railroad, or tho aeeom-
modation OF the business thereof. together with
all the cross roads, switches, streets, passages,
easements, waters, water courses and grants and
all the rights aud franchises thereunto belong,
and implements, and materials connected with
tue proper equipment OF said railroad company;
and also all tho rights liberties, prtvil ges, and
francniess OF the said railroad company. and all
the estate right, title interest, properly, clain,
and demands OF any matter aud KIND whatsoever
OF the said Sunbury and Lewistown Railroad
company IN law OF equity, IN ana 10 the same,
and every part and parce. thereof and all beneht I
and equity OF redemption therein! OF the said
sur bury and Lewistown Railroad Company.
TERMS OF sAtE,-Twenty thousand dollars
cush upon signing the bid, and the residue upon
confirmation of the sale aud aeknow ledgment OF
the deed Provided. however, that tho pa yment
OF the residue may he made In such bonds of the
said -anbury and Lewistown Railroad Company
as are entitled TO receive the funds arising from
the sale upon Its distribution.
JAMES POLLOCK,
EDWARD +. MITCHELL,
Trustees.
JAMES A. FREEMAN,
Auetioneer.
DAVID W. SgLLGns,
Y. CARROLL BREWSTER.
Counsel for Trustees,
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