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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-26
A RcH JOHNSTON. AUCTIONEER.
"A once and salesroom 81 Nassau street, opposts the
l''' HANDSOME aoggsEHoLD FURNITURE.


ARcH- JoHNsio ON win sell q auction. on Monday.
near University place, all the Furniture contained In
said house, being part rosewood and walnut Parlor
rosewood hageres marble top and mirror back carved
and Easy Chairs, carved walnut Chamber Furniture,
Badsteads Dressing Bureaus, Washstauds Commodea
curied hair Mattresses Feather Beds and Pillows rep
and Curtains velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets
Oicoths &c. together With the Kitchen Furniture with
which the sale will commence.
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NORFOLK. PETKRsBuRo AND RICHMOND
and Monday, Tuesday Thursd and saturday to Peter

OH. DOMINION tie MSTiP cOMPANT.
From pier North River foot0f Reach street. aeaerq
daily at 3P tor Norfolk AMI passenger seAneu
for Norfolk, City Point aud Richmond on TuesdayA
thursdays ard Saturdays shTne hour
Through bills OF ladng and passenger tickets Issued q
all points South and southwest via Virginia and Tcnnee
sec, Atlantic Coast Seabosrd and other hnes also by
by steamers at Norfolk for Newborn and washingtou
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"A T. s. wEINBERGER, Auctioneer,
sells on Monday April A. 1879 O'clock al the pr,vne
residence the artists Messrs Van Den enden spek
No 63 East Fty.thrd street, valuable collection az
hgh class modern Oil Paintings OF some Of the be-
foreign and American artists also two Musical Clocks
nd mn Boz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-26

THURSDAY, APRIL 90
at 10h O'Clock, At private residence No 81 West Fifty.
NTH street. near Ftth avenue gen,eei Household Furni.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-26
DY ROBERT SOME RvILLE. AUCTI0NEER
ID saesroom IA University place.
Rich INLAID fIRNiTUkE. made 10 order by Kimbai
and Csbus Roux.

ROBERT SDMEhYlLLk viii sell by auction, on Tues
day, April ~, at i0,s o clock at the rklyArE RESI-
DtNCE NO. As WEST 1HIkTY.FOUKTH STREET. rich
carved rose wood ard ebony Paror suits. III crimson
brocatel; Cabinets centre and naid Tables Music
Stands, Etegercs. secretary, Bookcase rich carved
black walnut Bn1@t Extension Tables. Uning suits "a
leather rich SILK and lace Curtains me rosewood Bed
room Suits. cured HAIR Mattresses feather Piows BOZ
sters fine French Plate m@lfcl and pier Mrrors real
Bronze Chandelier, gas Brackets velvet anu BRUSSELS
Carpets rugs carved oak Dinng suit conplcte Burei
Table aud uine Chairs IN green rep together with a
large assortment OF Kitchen Utensils, &C
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A DMIHIsTKATOK,s hALt-Ep. tgrTINGER, AUG
"A fioneer. BY SMITH BOGART,
Household Furniture, the effects OF &. N. A. Hambin
deceased. Tuesday. April . at 10Y o'clock at No l46
West rwenyfourth street Parior Suits PIER aud Mante
Q srusses and ingran Carpets olcoth hat stand
Chairs Dressing Bureaus Cottage suits Bed ads
Centre Tables, Croc and Glass Ware Kitchen FUR.
niture a C. FREDERICK A. SHAW, Administrator
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1ENJAMfy ,. FAIBCHIiD, ACCOMMODATIONS
ID istrators sale Of Household FURNITURE siyerwdre
xing tho estate OF Antoine Verre: deceased,
Monday April a. 1870 at lO1s A. NJ ~ ne. y west
Onsftin9 OF rosewood flhno ana
Stool rosewood Parlor SUITS. black walnut enatneled,
redwood suits PIER and Mantc Mirrors. Bunet Dining
Room chars Extension labe hair and straw Maufeses
flows, Buisiers. " AsfaDi. ulafDie Top
Tabc. Helrigeraiof velvet Brussels and Ingram Car
peL. Of!cotIs silverware Cutlery Glassware. crock
fry, kttchcA Utensils, &c.
BY orGer OF - $1,000.
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NTARsHALs sALE-BY BOWIE : HITLER, AUC-
M toneers corner University place and Ely nth street.
on Monday April a. II O'Clock. the Contents Of two
isrg. Houscfurnishng Stores consisting q stoves Of
Shoysl; Spades Rskes Hoe. Broqms Coal Scgst titles
Horses Sleighs Ash Pans Tea and Codee Pots, Wash
Tubs Baskets Cutlery, Kazors Tools OF every descrip
uon' o'uO 0AA''' NAAN JOHN i. HITLER. Marshal.
BThis IL Of tho largest sales OF Hardware this
season. Dealers invited.
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pY s W. DAUCHY I CO., AUCTIONEERS.
ID TREvETT, FAVOR CO., Is East 18th street.
viii sell on TUESDAY,. April sS

pY DANIEL A. MATrHLWS AUCT1ONEER, SALES
ID room g Cedar st sfter Nay q and 70 Liberty St
AT PRIVATE Residence IN MADISON AVENUE.
between l32d and r3d streets,
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ROSEWOOD
PIANoFo6TE, SUPERB gRgssELs CARPETS,
LACE CURTAINS, &c,
comprising elegant walnut parlor, chamber and dining
room Furniture Mattresses, Pillows China Glass silver
Ware. &C.; also kitchen furnture, Refrigerator, &c
Catalogues al house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-26

wkDNESlAY APRIL 20
at ioK o'clock at private residence No East Twenty
second street. near broadway, elegant Household Fur
ture made TO order by best city makera Details In
ffv,a
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A JOHN D. HAMLIN, AUCTIONEER
Auction. Auction. Auction.
Engineers Stores Tool Supplies and Ship Cnandery.
An old established house, No. 45s Cherry street. corner
CorIeara On Monday, April ~ At 10 A ~ prompt

A ssIGNEE's SALE or MARBLE QUARRY.-I SHALL
"A offer tor sale at rube vendue. on the 18Th DAY Of
MAY next 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the steps OF the Post
Office in Toledo, Ohio. the property known The Yer
mont Marble quarry situated Middlebury Addison
county, Vermont Ii consists OF i've acres of land with
quarry opened The marble Is excellent in quality
and may be said 10 be almost inexhaustihle Also lot
OF Marble and Tile, Derrick. blacksmith and mining
saleOne-thlrd cash in hand, balance
six twelve months, with interest For particulars
apply to j. H. SMITH, Assignee.
Tar IN mill
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TUESDAY, APRIL 2s,
at l0x O'Clock. at private residence 40 East Twenty
seventh street, between second and Third avenues
Gepteel Household Furniture, made ord by Roux
Southack. Particulars in time
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OEFEREE SALE.
IL Valuable Factory Property in Eighteenth ward
DlNGkE. PORTER 4 Co., AuctoneerA
will sell on WEDNESDAY, April o.

70 o,ns r EErdsr 81 mi - Tavdor 1.,..
that valuable Factory Property situate the west side
Of avenue A. q feet north OF Nineteenth street t all
the buildings thereon measuring 40 eet front by o3 lul3
FIAT in danf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-26

DICHARD WALTERS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL Teas, Marshals Sale-will sell Monday, at W.
O'Clock at salesroom q East broadway, chests of
Green and black Teas spices sMu,ards Peppers tx
Hacking, Counter cales bottled Ines, rrandes WIS
keys, dc also lot Tnware and WOODWARD, Baskets,
Mats Mating &C. one Hosting Machine in perfect
order DENIS CALVIN. Marshal.
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Dyspepsia ! Dyspepsia ! Dyspepsia

Dyspepsia is tho most berpie siug OF all hu.
man ailments. Its symptoms are most inhnite
IN their verify, aud the fOr,orn aud desponsiont
victims OF the diSeass ohen fancy them ssiy es
the prey, In turn. CT every known mslndy. This
Is due, Ia part o. tic close sympathy uhlh sx.
ists between the stomach and the brain. and In
part also To- the fact that any disturbance of tho
digestive trnctlon necessarily disorders the II
yer. the bowels aud the nerv u sysbin, and ef.
fects, to some ettent, tho quality of the blood.
T.. =. kunSlc's Ritter Wine OF lrun sure
cure. This u no, . new preparation, 10 30 tried
and found wanting; II has beJ n prescribed daily
for many years IN the practice Of eminent ply.
ebcians with unpaTaileied success; IT Il not eI.
pectcd or inieudcd to cure all tse diseases to
whfch the human family u saljeci, but IL war.
tanted TO cure Dyspepsia IN Its MT 81 obs,i-
baie form. kunklus Bitter Wine OF Iron never
fails TO cure Symp. ons Of dyspepsia or loss OF
nppe 1T, wind AMI rising OF the food dryness Of
the mouth, heartburn, distonsion OF the sto,n :
ach and how IL constipation, headache, dbLi
ness slcaplessno.s and low spiri,s. Try the
great remedy and DO convlnco OF It's merits.
Oct the Reniiue. Take only Kupkio's, which is
pit only IN u BOTTLES. Depot, 25s North Ninth
street thilado phia
For sale by ali Iruggists s. dealers cverywh ero.
9th aud IA mos.
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WOODS HousEHoLD M,GiZrNE for
January, contains lavish supply OF
first rate articles. IL is now in its iopr.
tcenth volume and every year las in.
creased its popularity and added new
friends to It's Large list of admirers
Though retaining its old name, it has
not the slightest connection with its
former proprietor, but was for many
months the exclusive property of Mr.
). f. Shutes, its present publisher. IL
V. Osborne (Tenoroon) still continues
as its editor and is the only person cm-
ployed in that capacity--giving to the
magazine not careless supervision,
but direct personal attention in every
department The magazinesis impro-
wing constantly, and is splendidly
adapted To the members OF the house
hold. The present number contains
three engravings and other good things
in proportion.
Price of the magazine one dollar per
ycur--with chrome YOSEMITE, one dol
lar aud half Address
y UOofs household Mogd-ine
Newburgh, ~ J.
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OrR SlIoss. Tho average human foot
IL. when il is free and the full weight
rests upon IL. not less than four inches
broad. The average shoe sole is no
more than three inches broad SO that
the difference between the foot and
sole IL mn inch that is, there L. an
inch Of foot with no sole To rest on.
What generally happens is this. that
this inch is divided between the stretch
Of the heather and the squccze of the
foot, 81 that ut every step the foot Is
not allowed to spread out as wide as ii
would ly half m inch. This success
ion ofsquce1cs, ~ we step, Il quite sui.
hcicnt to reduce the circulation
enough To make the feet cOld.--Nnr-
row soles are responsible for more cold
feet than any other cause. II your
sole when spread out is four inches
wide the sole of your shoe should be
four inches likewise.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-01-08

After Sunday, June 10Th 1873 the
Passenger Trains of tho Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company viii, depart
from Harrisburg aud arrive ai Philadel
Phia New York riiisburg aud Erie as
follows:
EASTWARD
. 55-Philadclphia Express leavce Har.
risburg daily [excepl Monday a: 81
a m and arrives at West Philadelphia al
o 55 a M, and arrives at New York at
10 10 a. m.
385-Fast line leaves Harrisburg daily
at IN and arrives at West Philadel-
phil Is IN. and New York nj 10 %
n. IN.
I 45-Laneaster train via Mount Joy
leaees Harrisburg daily [exccpt Sundry |
pbia. and arrives at West Hhiladclphia at
IL 20 IN at New York at 3 55 pm.
55-Southern Express leaves Har.
risburg daily ut s55 p m aud arrives
Philadelphia at II S5 p m and arrives at
New York at . So p IN.
III t0-Pacifc Express leaves Harris.
burg daily at II SO am and arrives at
West Philadelphia nj 3 30 p m. and arr
rives at New York daily except Monday
nj Sop m.
2c0-Elmira Express leaves IIarrisbu, &
daily Except Sunday at 2 90 p N aud arr
riyes at West Philadelphia at 90 p m and
arrives at New York at 10 10 p NJ.
4 0D-lIarrisburg Accommodation leaves
Harrisburg daily [except Sunday at 4 90
p M and arrive at West philadelphia at
. 25 IN.
8 s45-Mail train leaves Harrisburg da.
ly Except Sunday at 8 40 p IN. arrives at
Philadelphia at ~ 20 am and at New
York at ~ p. IN.
10 50-Cineinnati Express leaves II ,r-
risburg daily at 10 80 p IN aud arrives n
West Philadelphia at 9 80 a IN and arrives
at New York a, D % pm.
WESTWARD.
4l5-Erie Mail west, for Erie, leaves
Harrisburg daily at 10 a IN, arriving at
Erie nj 7 35 pm.
45-Erie Express west for Erie leaves
Harrisburg daily (except Sanday) at 4 90
p IN arriving at Erie at 20 n IN.
85-The Southern express leaves. Har-
risburg daily at 2 80 q. IN. arrives at Al
tcona at q 55 IN for breakfast and ar
rives at Pittsburgh at IL 90 d IN.
-ihciho LApEeso ieuNts HARRISBURG
daily at 90 n N arrives NJ Altoona at 8 SO
a m, for breakfast, and arrives al Pitts
burg at ] l0pm.
Way Passenger Train leaves Harrisburg
daily nj 45 m arrives at Altona at 2 90
p IN for dinner and at Pilisburg at 3 O6
pm
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg daily Tex.
cept Sunday at 30 p m arrives at Alto
mn at 25pm
Fast Line leaves IIgrrisburg daily Tex
cept Sunday at o 90 ? m arrives nj Alto
M at 20 p. m takes supper and arrives at
at l 25 IN.
IL i5-Pittsburg Express leaves Harris
burg daily [except Sunday at ~ 20 p IN
arrives At Altoona ~ 90 C IN, and ar
rives at Piusburg 81 . 90 m.
~ t5--Ciuoinuati Eiprsss leaves Har-
risbury daily [except Saturday, at l2 10,
: N arrives at Altoona at 4 90 q NJ and ar
risss at pittsburg a,8 40am. n
= OAeoErTs DIN bOypJr.
0enots1 Manager DEAL Passenger Ag't.
m1n mrS0 80 S.,- 80.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-01-08

There is. probably, no way in which
we can benefit our readers more than
by recommending To- them for general
use Johnson's Anodync Lniment. II
is adapted to almost all the purposes
of Family Medicine and as spcci.
fic for coughs, colds. whooping cough
soreness Of the chest. lame stomach,
rheumatism. spitsing of blood, and all
lung difficulties, il has no equal that
ever we saw or heard of.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-01-08

An Emiaen' Drive Suys, II have been
using the peruvian Syrup. IL gives me
new vigor, buoyancy Of spirits. elastic
ity of muscle" Seth w. Fowle < Sons,
Boston, will send. free, a pamphlet Of
32 pages, containing full account Of
this remarkable medicine, to any one
sending him their address.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-01-08

A DMINIsTRAT0Rs' iCE.-Letiers
kAof Administration upon the estate OF
Philip Wittenmyer late Of Franklin twr..
Snyder Co.. decd having been granted TO
the undersigned, all persons knowing them.
selves indebted TO said estate are requested
10 make payment without delay. and those
having claims ON tho same will present
them 10 SUSANNA WHITEWATER,
SAMUEL BOWEN,
Nov. 2O.'73. Adm histratovs.
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Nqpped Huds face, rough skin, PIN
pies. ringworm. salt-rhcum and other
cutaneous affections cured. and the skin
made soft and smooth. by using the
Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswcll,
Hazard & Co., New York. BE certain
to get the Juniper Tar Soap, ~ there
are many limitations made with COM
mon tar which are worthless.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a GENTLEMAN who suffered for years fraM
IA Nervous Debility premat1r' Decay, and all
the eietts OF youthful injisiretion wit, for thu
sake Of suffering humanity, send free t. all who
need -, the focip' aud direction zoe making the
sInp'e rrineiy by which he was cured Suffer-
ers wishinI % pruht b. the alvertiser's ctped.
crcc can Il, ~ by Addressing 10 perfect conn
dence. (Dec, 25 'i3 dm.
JOHN. u. OGDEN, a. Cedar ST., New YORK
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SUBSCRIPTIONS-ls74.

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the publishers.
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aud BaxAr, TO one address for one year, tt0 %;
or, two OF Harpers Periodicals. 10 one address
for one year, u 90; postage payable By the sub.
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An extra Uopp Of sithrr this Msgssine, week.
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Harper's Bazar-
Notices Of The Press

NOlices oT He Press.
The BaEsr Is edited with a contribution OF tact
and taiant that We seldom md In any Journal !
and the Journal itself is tho organ OF the grrat
world oi fashion. - Boston Traveller.
The bazaT commends Itself to every member
of the household-to tho children by droll and
pretty pictures. to the young ladies by Its FASH
Ion PLACES In endless variety. Ia the prov ident
nistron by Its patterns for the children's clothes,
to Patcr families by its sasteful desines for ems
hpoJered slippers and luxurious dressing gov Ms.
But the reading matter OF the Bszar Ia uniformly
of great exchllence. The paper has acquired
Wide popularity for the hreside enjoyment II
York Evening Post.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-01-08

Mr. s. 5. Bailey will accept our
thanks for his promtness in furnishing
us detailed report of the proceedings
of the Teachers Institute.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

Ily virtne of an order issuei out Of the Or
phans' Court of Snyder County, the nnderrign-
cd Adm nistrato of tho Eststo uI Philip Wttten
mypT late of the TownshIp OF Franklin, deceased
viii eSposc to Public Sale, on the premises, ON
SATURDAY, January Oath, 1874,
The following described Real Estate to wit {;
SEVEN ACRES,
more or less, bounde North aud East by lnnd
of John Norman, south by land Of the H.irs OF
Road, wheroon are erected u n EW TWO-SfOki
Dwelling House.
SUMNER HOUSE, and never iatling well "
water near The door. II INK Barn, and other
Necessary outhu,ldings. luc chriying Nogng
a DDle Orc In n 4. a,
Of choire ruit. This prol erty is located in close
proximity to schools. sto.es, mill, AMI Is in q
good state Of cultivation. Also Tract OF
WOOD LAND,
situate In washsngton tnwiv.hip, two miles
south OF Mddleburg, two ppblic Roads running
through the tract containing FOURTEEN
ACRES, nioro VT iess well set with timber.
n so.
At the same time aud place will b, sold the rer.
.is;lng oi HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE.
sale 70 Comm nee ut l0o'ci,ck, A. ". ot said
day when due attendance vail bo given and
terms made known ~
SAMUEL BOWEN,
susAkkAh WIT sNMTeR,
Dec. q, 1918 Administrators.
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Every cultivated American should feel proud
Of such superb national publication as THE
ALDIgs. The trst number for tho new year.
January, lslt, Opeus with such brilliant promiso
We shan b. astonished nt no ac achievement which
may be accomplished hereafter, The press Of
the New World sgIe's in pronouncing TIE Al
dine the lucrt organ of art rni literature ever
issued; and tho January number II n wonder OF
beauty aud n marvel OF literature. The fn
page illustrations consist, hrst uf an eNqui ite
lint, u snow scene, by Thomas Moran, OF New
Years Morning In England, with tho parish0n-
ers saluting the pastor In front OF the porch OF
TIE church. The drawing of tho trees is excel
lent, while the SNOW effects are true tn nature
The other illust atiOns In this number are In.
deed very beautiful, especially those depicting
scenes n the Bible; Christ Blessing tie Chill
drenn and "The Descent from the Cross &c,
SO, The literary contents ot the January Aldine
equals that OF tho ATLANTIC MONTHLY, or
BLA Kwoops-the hest aud most interesting
which can be found. every paragraph being
original The department OF romance Is well
flled. The miscellaneous articles all prepared
for The Aldine, consist OF an account OF The
| tiamese. New Years Day, &C., Sc. Editorial
articles, "The Irish School Master,n Utah
Scenery,n &c In Music ''The Talian Opera "
Is written about; In Art glance is taken ut the
work In progress by American painters aud
and sculptors; whie In Literature there are re.
views Of the Poems OF w. II. Howells, and 9TH
ers. notice Of children's books, and OF the new
medical work Dr. j. V. &. Smith. Subscription
price, $500, including Chroinos "The White
Mountains and The cliffs OF Green Rivsr.n
JAMES SUTTON CO., Publishers, So Mai
den Lane, n. Y.
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Trims Scuthvsrl- Bunalo rapr.ss, leaves.
Wiliaus, uit, daily vsUcIt sunday, Arr. Al
haitisLurt, b.iu falilru orc snd Nn.h,ngtofI.
daH', CN. .oit >uudpys.
Lnirn Ma lrAN,s NiaCar, Falls, Erral,. n
MIR and Nill'rmTlort, tHiiy rNr.it ,uri.,r.
ArT's at hbTlghntN, rlir', Pa!tImlr nI
NH'hirctHn, laIl except Surdryg.
IHr' tbufF Accom-. loaEes Mara iAllH pun.
ale, 10, h,strr, tHDai.luuuR. iimirs 1ul Wui.
lnmFpp.t, aeiiy except SUNDAYS. A.si,rs -
Harrisburg, Phi!sd and Baltimore, daily cS,
t,i sundays.
Ere Mali leaves irIs, - lly, ,.ccrt Stntqy..
ARM, - liarrstgu'g =, Ihils naliituut, a i
Nash'pstvn daily eArUpt sundays.
II alus Nor hwatd-ITie Mail. leaves Nss .
ingion, Baltimore, rhiiadelphil anI n rrisburs
dai'y racoi :. Sundays. Arr's at william T. ri
Elnlrn, trnaudaEun. Rochester, Buiinia NI,u.
Gr, Fallsand Erlo dsil, cXrept SUNDAYS
Ecnuyn, Accom-. leaves urITisbury, daily ey-
cent Sundays.
Eimira Msi, loav* Washington. Baltimore.
philadelphia ani Harris urK. daily, 81 ccpt sun
days, hrr's at Wiilamsport. Eln,ra, Buffalo
uhi Niagara Falls. daily except sundays.
buIal1 Express, lossos Washington PAIN.
mnr,' Philadelphia EEi AarrLburg. dtIy,
eAeelt sunday.
A. J. CAsEATr
Ha'rierurg, Fec ~, l'73.
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THE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL opens
the year 1874 with n most creditabe lumber Tor
January. The features which make mp It's long
table of cottcuis are of an unusually inviting
character, aud With tire numerous Illustration,
leave n thing to bs desired by any reader.
Among them are: Gerald Eas'y, the Poet author
with a nnc portrait; Real SurC,ss; Annlagous
Oppression IN Man and Animals, with illustra.
tiousi The Articulation school for the Deaf ana
Dnmb; Ho0sac Tunnel, with ilustratiohs; The
prigin of coal; sir Ruderck Murchison, with
portfaiti Pea Pictures Of Irish Customs Agri-
cultural Hints. Pri 81 cents for the number.
~ var. Now II thu time to sulscrlb'. Ad.
dress, ). Il. WELLS, 8 . Broadway, New YorE.
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PRIVATE SALE
VALUABLE E
ESTATE.

'lNhc undersigned Executors Of the
i Tstatc oi De. t.agr uothruek, laio Of Beaver
Township. snyder county, Pa ducclard, offer u
Private sale the following described Real Es-
tate, to Wit;
bGightN-onc Acres
Of first class farming land. in O good state OF cul.
tvatton. under good t.n'e pul easy Il access,
wherein are crested Three Hord
Dwelling fEO,IESa
In good repair, and aevcr failing well OF water
convenient To sach Large
Bank Barn
and other necessary outhulldlugs. There "a au
cNcellcnt ORCHARD. on the farm, coinp Rising
the choicest apples, pears, peaches, cherries Nc.
all young aud thriving irces, Also hrpe, sub.
stantidl hrce-story, stone
dariSt Mil
With uusurpassol water power. and Hll mo me g..
cniucTy complete With the lRiost imprny cmcuts =
located IN the heart of u gind farming commit.
nitv, with larpc custom, aud adapted tu Won.
cral business. The above described property W
ioiate one miic North NJ hdamsburg station ON
the sudbury Lcwis'uwn Railroad. For terms
aud particulars call on or address, at Adams.
burg Pa, JACOB GROSS, or
AGELlSE KOTHROCK,
Oct. 30, 70 u. Executors.