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Forrest Its original title was 'Aylmere.' n
The author. Judge Conrad, was q member of
Iavorite with ME. FORREST, aud his Jack Cade
| has always been coEsfdared one OF bis most
successful personat1oos. It was one of that
robust tppe Of character which Beemed best
suited to his splendid physical proportions.
"Vlrg.nius, " which ID to be gwen Wednesday
aud Thursday nights and Saturday matinee,
will probably be the event OF Mr. h1cCullough's
engagement here. It has been carefully Ire
Richelieu OF Mr. Mccullough IL also well
spoken of. It is hoped that good audience
will witness each one OF these performances
| AMATEURS N PUBLIC.
The Genial Dramatic Club gave pretty little
entertainnaenr Thursday night for the benefit
Of ST. LuLe's Hospital. Two revolutionary
young eladies,-revolutlonary that is to say, IN
| name,-AisBes Washington and Adams, took
/ prominent rartu and the critic, being carried
! away by patriotic feryor, oonfounded one with
| the other. However, all the pleasant things
| that were said Of Miss Washington fitted very
| well where they we're put, except that she did
| not mike "a most bewitehipg page" It was
Miss Adams Who did that. The performance
IVES tolerAbly successful. in consideration OF the
fact that some serious accidents had to
be contended with. The illness OF Mr.
Perry caused some confusion, though his
para vas weli read by Mr.. S. L. HaE1ei. M1s.
oorea. md Mrs, S. L. farrell, as Jullana. mora
than satisfied the expectations of her faends
T1IE Tu1nusE claims credit both for nosicing the
perfoTmance the morning after it occurred and
ior beng a. .sgenia.l u about it as 1t possibly
conld hss
ANNOUNCEMENTS AND NOTES.
ar ,sues Lewis. with thu ..Rie Ronanza''
no.es ;, ~ .a,,,oo, tor ~ :. H.
1.;tr
Ihe M1nt'.fe1S announce = OIL alinos1 entlfely
new, 81 Tho Three Doves " darlington, Rice, and
Sutton} being retained
r,,. .5.ro .r s,+,u ,,,,oao x,ox;+ ,aoa,
1taoA ""'o' ~ "e'oA "Hoe0 ne''' as0u' a ~
ceruuceie, III 20 appear as tno ACADEMY OF MUSIC
this "eeA III OAsy tIoe4,ets. ae WILL oo sup
Inc ounaas-Lectute ~ noc,eEy announces the e. 1ol,
loving pfoe1anIe: l io.oas' ATS; julia Mafd
Howe OcI. -, u. Emerson OcE, u, Mls.
Cady Stanton auo NOV :. Aoncafe =. conway
Prof. Pepper il to give . series of six evening
entertainments and two matinees in Mccormick
hall during the week beg,nn1ng Oct. Is. Ad-
mlss:on ",u be only 25 cents, and reserved seats
50 cents. 1Ae optical delueions and expert ]
, 1875-10-17
trelv ont OF the old photoersnb;, 49,,
closely resembling hand engraving. ''''a u
WESTERN ARTISTS
LUIGI GREGORY. FRFsrn.,,r

4o4Gi ahEooRl7 FRESco-PArgrr
Inc tenn fresco-palnting, a. Is wall r..
applied IN this country to two d,stiuet I.s
work, the popular - frecco- painting n ~ a q
decorative surface painting upon nl,.t.a as u.
IN oil or tampera, while the pronar se ~. asass
term Is in application to the procaas !. u Ia
the colors are laid upon fresh nlaa,a. ~ "ass
! it on drying. ssA
It is in this last method Of frasco;,. !,
cess employed by the old masters. th.t' 20 us pso
OF mr. Luigi Grego1, whose spa,sass tas sak
taeher sozin were exhibited It H. p vi
SION, ls done IN the church at Notr, X ~ Aspoa.
Inc artist IL at present engaged II a. 1s: I'D
large figures OF Saints Peter and Is.:naas
facade OF the church. He came from ~ ~. q u
tue Instance Of Father Soriu for Tia na.ss* @s
decorating tlls building, and is not an11 1sa d
::os 1ne Wals' Put has executed some oil r..a:
1ngs, OF which those in the E1nos,t.aun w Faint
amples. and his work is said h. ha sa ~.
satisfactory to the authorities OF ths chn.ss
employed him. >''sea Va
sEL1sTEDT. THE BUFFALO PoRrRA1r-p.r
Amoog the pictures at the Expositioo ~
cellent group OF portraits BY L. G. SsI,..aes eaa q
Buffalo, bis OVID portrait 10 the cantTs :.
remembered. This artist has [iyad f,s.*a .*a
New York, has only latterly become ~ I ,.a uoa
m1ctan, and has not yet found his vs, ;n,a
biographies OF the artlsts. Some no,as As ~ ID
fut record Saelie4
Mr. Sellstedt was born in Sweden mi !.
family for generations have bo,ne tha ,.s .a d
Se.ldtedt- Tho absence Of surnames h 4o e4e
only applies to the farming non.,.ea
It is the custom in the co9ntrT T'aaa ~
''son to the fathers Christian nm. " ~ ~
It the father be named Iars md the NM =
~ Af.n 1-Lk
, 1875-10-17
MUSIC.
AT HOME.

The Only musical eyent Of interest during the
| past week has been the Inauguration OF the sea-
sou by Theodore Thomas Orchestra and lime.
Madeline Schiller, the pianist, who made most
successful Chicago debut. Seven concerts in all
have been given, two Of them rnatinees, and at
| two of the evening concerts two entire sympbo-
| MA works have been given, the Seventh Of Bee
| thoyen's, aud the G Symphony OF Haydn's
While in music that is familiar to the public tho
| programmes have not been quito so interesting
as past seasons, in new MUSIC, that is, music
! given here for the first time, they have
| beeu extremely attractive. In this respect, in
| deed, Mr. Thomas programmes can always be
anticipated with pleasure. Other troupes scarce
ly ever give US anything new. while AIr. Thomas
always brings us fresh and pleasant surprises
from hid immense repertoire. Out Of forty
four numbers on his programmes, nineteen have
been new to our audiences, namely: The over
ture to Cherubini's Les Abencerragen" the
ninth and fourteenth Of Liszt'u Hungarian
Rhapsodies; Saint Saens' symphonic eketch, Le
Route d. Omphale"; Hofmann's tHungarian
Dances" "Threo Character Sketches" and
''schauaplel Overture n: Hornemanna al
ladlue Overture ~; the second entr' acte 70
Schubert's " Rosamunde," and the theme aud
variations from his qna1tette in D minor; the
ballet music to Gouuod's 8. Romeo and Juliet;
Max Bruck's romaoza for violin, op. ~;
the overture to Mendelasohn's .. Melnsins "s
selections from Gluck's Orpheus"; the over
tu1e to Bargiers .'Medea"; the overture to
"Lodoiska y; The Haydn Symphony IN G.; and
the Mozart concerto for flute and harp Nine.
SclnlIer's repertoire has been very pleasing one,
embracing the Chopin concerto in E minor,
Weber's u Rondo Bril]iante" and ''Concert-
stuck, Hnmmels Audante in E flat. Mendels-
RHrn1fa1fjnrz of ala Dan
, 1875-10-17
THE OUTER WORLD.


The New York Tribune London correspondent
sent long letter giving his impressions of Mr..
Irvino.ee afocfcth fhe subsranca of which w.a
ro,,o1,,o.d i, ,r,,r 1,n,,rrxr ~ Th,,-sa.. .r.,o
Same general views are expressed BIZ the London
.or-oa,npdant ri +ha Nau yorl Tame. =, f,,
,ors. ''' ~ '''~ 1'0" ~A >''' 40 Ao
1re ,.,u,ra;.>
ance On he 1s. niehs has undonbteafy Been ous Of
aatrss. aad sva sa1yang
sden,t ts,t | te ~ not nna ~ ~. .Iss T. s1eh rs
a. LIZ .ns n - u9s uue r. ~ p&Iss N ~n.ca % 10
Iesh eA.caasea W so- tne uIu .s .nAt nIs aa1-
nerformance doea not hannen to bc thc Mnca.t1 Of
Shakespeare It ia conception of the actot's own
fancy, which can bo supported only by corruption
and misinterpretation Of the plain meaning Of the
dr.matist. From first last lrving's Macoeth Ia .
poor, frightened, w1fmpering cur, without even q
passing touch Of any Kind Of maniness, except,
PERHAPS, fash in bis Last moments. !.
dir. 1rvings personal appearance md makeup are
equally OUT OF Keeping with the character His thin
eth th ner aoai strenr1h nnd pzowess II; Ihs ,d ~
triouted to Aacoeth, aud he aso makes up in much
~ soak a ~ ilsaa "a}' "easls ssS lo.S
giye MIN more soia and impressive look.
The London Spectator says:
On tho whole, Mr.. Hving's seems TO US very fine
ana true and or1gnA interpretation ol sa4kspeares
eood deai epoled lere aud there by he hold over his
mind still retained by the conventional rant Of tyran
asat se @ s,G ~ ~. Us a.ss s ~. a @ L1ay
fault in lt,-the banquet scene.
The ErturfL1u Reuie11 says:
wbere.s ze shond he ela3 II see mr. rather Tn he,n
Mr. IryluR again in many passnees Of Ills pay. We
scarcely feel any such desire regards Miss Bateman
whom even friendly critics Of the pay are danniDg
with FAINT praise.
The Pal AdR Gdzetze remarks:
AIR. 1rsing's understanding Of the part see1ns to be
that easily overcome could have been hero
to oeg1c with Aiss baten1an as lrdg Adeoffh plays
tne open1n8 se9ues a 70 eSI Ma Stone S aos "snoat
;as a9..ia co,'id har husn ~ IL ~ ~
Tna Iondo, T;,,es sara.
has a viii ot b own, md when he has formed con
certion he is to carry II ont His Naeost
Tho Wi1ohes he is scared " the project Of urue By
@ W 'he a Nv 10 ~ asa Bate
iMr. Gvings xacoeth. ~
MATHEWS AND Bouc1oAuLr-
Charles Nashe"s "as born Dec. 26, 1903, and
now September loto' he Is PLAYING the principal
part IN piece OF MS own composition at the
oa'ots tneaoe: Aonuon' ne mas neen vers
t.Ss i.s,ss.a 49, ,sa".s aa Ds1 ~ ols "csAs
'neluaes one drama IN eight acts one in five
aeas' s.1 ~ :u'ee ae1s tme''e ~ Two acss' and
t"ensS-one IN one act. Inc ne" play now being
produced, - Ny Awful Dad" promises to be the
MOST successful OF all. II has been said Of Afr.
MatheWs that he Is almost too clever as play~
wight, bis inventions and conceits being often
az nm actor he has nlwavs hean concea. ea.
ad Tront ~s,l ;n ths T nroTnss?o, Gean co9ceu-
the other hand. is beI,ar dramat;st tban 1871 on
His wo. Ks are purposely unambitious, and str;ka
the people about at the average level of in
telligence. One Of the most curious features Of
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GOD, a new pianist who has lately come here to

reside,
THE AAPHioN QUARTErTE
This new osean1zation will maize IT'S debut or
Tuesday evening at McCormlck's Hall, assisted
BY Miss Ada L. Hosmer, pianist who has come
here from the East with an admirable mustca
reputation. The, programme will he az follows
i. ouartette- -" Oh, Hush Thee, my Baby Sullivan
! The Amphlon QuaffetH
Song eeg 5sausshst 1s99-.a1s me Like Soldier Wallace
Mr: il: Ii. Stanley.
8. Violin solo" Air Montaguard Bertot
| dir. He1aan Il lien.
4. t. limp ten iiea:e . ..schubaft
! Mrs. u. K, Fo0te-
T. Piano 'o0-}5 la T1iete eTIe Trout Heller
A1ss 4 10 4. Hosner
6. pnet~@Ah! Al! Sc de Mali Mei" t1an- po.,,,,
H.: Hunger and H. sianty '''''
ra."rrom a' i; tie valleys" {Bo-
l. e'A1'e''e- b. "T6eIe's ono tint Love
The Anpsias ssa Qaa1;tae: 'l'@>'''
4 cavattna-" Una woes (Rarber Of sesfe. .Rosain1
A.ss Clara t.. -Aanotr.
- lis Ida L. Hcsn.e1: t@
l'' 1r. = Tssts' ass1sst We Maa;;; a;d III; Ha Nigh
| jir: tdtcard e II, d:
&. Quartette-" Good Night, Beloved .PinsuH
| IAe -danphion Qu1Tf5tt
TIE EDDY RECITAL.
| The eighteenth organ recital Of the Eddy
series will be gwen Thursday evening, with the
following programme:
!. Concerto in F, No. Handel
2. t. Canon in sharp, op; 30 No. s...; Merkel M
1o Invocation" ;" IN hat....-...... .auilman.
:. lrelnde end Fngue, in Co.. Bach
M. Ealenrd .seh4u-e.
G. song-'' In Nights sill Calm .Gusav Lut6er
All. Eduard sthut.e-
Z. Pictures from the Orient" op g.. .6chumaun
.. Theme aud variations IN fiat. Thiele
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
1t IL intended to give series OF Sunday even
ing concerts at Unity Church, commencing on
the 3lst INST.
Mr. Creswold will play choice programme Of
organ music at Ills thirteenth recital this after
noon at Unity Church, commencing at $50
O'Clock.
private letter from Paris says ''AIiss Tes-
sica Hasiell is studying with Nine. Viardot, and
Miss Il. 4. Glenn with Wartell, both doing very
well, think"
The musical features Of the Lakeside Course
during the remainder OF the season are as fol-
lows; Nov. 2, Mandelssohn Qu1ntette Club;
Nov. Is. Camilla Urso Troupe Jan. l8, Rich
ings-DeEnard Concert Troupe
The Young Peoples Association of Plymouth
Church will hold iheir Lhird anniversary exer-
,s, saes tnls evening IN tne chufcn on Mlchlean
aseude, ~ a nea1 tweats-sl1tn ssfee1. IN ADDITION
n ~ auale esaes y sne oeNly-e'ec1ea ana fe'lrine
gramme will be Of interest, Including kullaks
fastoraie 1or organ; the Kheinberger !
tIcts no1ette; near Is me LORD our Goo Mosen-
tnaie "u1oila fatri hymn with cornes accom-
panlment Faeler's anthem, *.Cautnse Don'-
no; Bishops anthem, Nights Tender ]
shsdes :; hymn; ard Bach prelude and fugue
Tor organ.
, 1875-10-17

Two or three months ago Detroitar eer u,s*s
to build him house, aud IS be bsa - ~
heard bis wife Having around about soe ss
OF clorets in houses, he Determined 10 gs
an agreeable surprise. She vent up VIII a ~ 4.
day Or two ago, and he pointed out eleses -
fe1ent closets to her, and azked: sox -
do you say7" We'll" she replied, 49,
othar look around, ''tf thers wss anosots
oc tho b.ll rd be willing II hrs I'D ~ a".H
QFtrpH Fra Prsss, ..,
, 1875-10-17
Photographic Engraving, and
What 1T Consists Of.
Woodburytypes, Goupil's Photogravure,
and Mottu's New Process.
Early Life Of Sel1stedt..-Gregori, the
Frcsc0 Painter.
Tbs Independent =" On the Chicago Pic
ture Show--Vaini's Romance,


WOQDBuRTT1rE3-
A common edition OF the Boydell Gallery ot
shakspeare :" has plates described on the title-
page as reproductions from the originals in
permanent Woodbury.ypes."
The Photographic process Of Mr.. Woodbury.
thus alluded to has been so considerably used IN
illustrations OF works OF art that it ls worth de-
scribing. In all Photographic processes the
method Of "taking the picture" is substantially
the same, and consists in the production Of the
image OF the object called the " negative, upon
glass plate. 1t is IN the transfer. or "print-
ing" Of this impression, that the chief difficult
ties and differences OF method occur. Having
procured the negative, how best to make ra-
dnplications OF it IL the problem
The ordinary method Of photography, rs is
well known, il the exposure Of silger-chlor1zsd
paper, under the 1egatiye, to the rays OF the
sun, when the light, passing through the yarlous-
y shaded parts of the negative, acts unequally
npon the prepared paper beueath, and priuts a
reversed impression, without injuring the mega
tive. This process answers the purposes of
portrait photography very we'll. When, how
ever, great number Of copies ara needed, and
great permanency is required, 3 different method
is necessary. The experience Of thirty years
has been sufficient to show the doeting nature Of
prints obtained by the use OF sil-
yer, and, it photographs are to be
anything more than eyanescens shad-
OWE, other processes muHt replsce sill
Inventors therefore. have busted
themselves dey1sng ways OF printing photo
graphic negatives into some permanent material,
aud the result has beeu great variety 0; pro-
cesses known as ploto-iithosraphy, photo-zincog-
raphy, heliotypes, the graphic process, Swans,
Dllvet's, Wo1dbury's processes, etc.,-most OF
which are methods OF transferring the impression
Of the negative to some substance such as stone
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Letter Frem Beaver Springs.

N, rr,ro, h.,, M, . ,,
,,;ng in vn,r n.,., 70, w" orr ~ ~ hr;n;ny,,
i;,,,. v;,,:vs p"f' ,nnmI,,t"a % n;ns y, ,,;,.s
no, . taw s,,,;h. c,"m, ,hn w. Sn""
AMI ~" f''' '" '"' '"p'
III W.,,, u.o,i,, h h;, ,.;,,. ,,
in one,s,;on ana !. ;,., ,o,;n, n,; % ,hs
"'' 70 J''' 'o"'''5 o"' '"o
Rn,,or savs ,h,, Urn oro % h,,o
opo,her W;li;,crv os,.,I;s,nw,o,, W. - -,
,own III. ram. ,s ,ha srm, H.. n, ~
bcsn dec;IcJ v.t b,, tha nr;cc. uo aro
I..' 'o F "'o
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

BLACKSMITH WANTED-From private
source we learn that there is one of the
best openings In the conuty for black.
smith at Bannerville. One who can do
all kinds fwork will find this the place
to get it,
For further particulars go 10 Banner
vile. fJuly 1875.
THE CuAMrIcS RyArEn AND Mowgn. -
Samuel Aurand. or Adamsburg, is agent
for the above named machine. We can
safely say that Mr.. Aurand Is just the mau
10 act In tha, esroci'y and tho machine hc
represents one Of the hest. in all respects,
now In use. We bespeak for him liberal
share OF patronage.
GooD PLACE To Sror AT.--The Ale
gheny House, Nos. Sl2 Il Sl4 il one of
the best places to stop Mt in Philad
The Propr. Mr.. Beck, il the right man
and knows how to run first-class ho-
tel, as all will testify who have stopped
at his House. Terms reasonable.
pm-All who are indebted 20 Henry
Houser on book account can pay the
same between now aud September frs,
with butter and eggs, Mt the house of
the undersigned, Saturdays between
and . o'clock p. M. All accounts must
bo settled ON or before above mentioned
date either with cash, produce or note.
June S.75. CALVIN STETLER.
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An experienced educator says il is
a fact, well attestcd 10y experience, that
the memory may be seriously injured
by pressing upon il too hardly and con.
in early life. A regulated
exercise, short Of fatigue, ia improving
tn il. but we should refrain from goad-
ing hy constant and lahorious efforts in
early life. and before the instrument IL
strengthened to its work, or il decays
under our hands. Parents and teachers
should boar this fact in mind.
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DANGEROUS USpERTAKrSa Last weel,
one day Calvin Stotler's little daugh.
ter, who is neither able to walk OF
talk right, assembled ladder about
twelve feet high to n scafrold where
her father was at wcrk, and indis>
tinctly told her pa to take hor down
How the child ascended the ladder is
a mystery.
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"A large number of childron

A large number OF children in
town and vicinity have the measles.
There has been no fatal case so far
and the epidemic seems to prevail
in a milder form than usual. Several
grown persons have them who are
in very critical conditions.
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To all Whom IL May Concern

KNOw that Joseph wenrich OF the Bor.
IN ough OF Selins Grove has this 2lst
day Of April A. ID. 1875 sold and assigned
me oil his right title and interest Of in and
to all his blacksmith Tools, Machinery
stock hSings &C.. and oil and everything
in said shop pertaining to the Black smith
trade. All persons are cautioned not TO
NEEDLE with the same.
MILTON X. wENRICH.
Sslins Grove, Apr. 2l.75.
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CROOKED BOOTS AND SHOES.

YfON'S PATENT METALLIC sTIrFEn.
~ Ems he.p them straight. prevent rnnuina
ov.r'wesrins on une'sniy on tho sides, % Ripping
IN Me seams; make bot last half longer. soId
and applied by Boos sud ehoe dee isrs ani
Arers. e'eryuhsrs. Local and travelling Assan
wanted u Introduce. Bind - oents end hsisAs q
h.ei for sample psiP, n N. LYON. sols hfSs q
State street, Aibsny, N. Y.
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The hay has nearly nll been made
his vincinity. and the farmers arc
silly engaged taking Of the grain.
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1 DMINISTRAToR'S NOTICe...Let.

y tiers tcstamcntary on the estate of William
Shliiinx deed late nf west Heavier twp, snyder
county, Pcnnsylvania, having been granted to
the undersigned, all persons knowing thsm
selves indebted to said estate are requested to
mako immediate payment, while those having
claims will present them duly authenticated FOR
settlement to WILLIAM II. SHILLING,
Apr.l5 rs. Adini nistrstor.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.--Letters

ENECOGOb - NOIICE. Letters
- tcsameutary on tho estate OF George
Becker, decd, late OF West beaver township,
snyder County, Pcun'a., having bcen grant.
oil to tho undersigned, all persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate arc request
ell to make Immediate payment, while those
Gated for settlement to
SOLOMON WAGNER
ADAM WAGNER
May B,Ts hseoutors.
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T.. r. Kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iror

Il. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron
The great success and delight of tho people
In TACT, nothing 81 the kind has ever been offer.
ell 20 tho American people With has So quick
hearty approval as u y. KuNKsL's BIrrgR
WINE or tRos II docs all II proposes snd thus
gives universal satisfaction. II 10 guranteed
tion, kidney or liver disease we ak ness. nervous
ness, constipation, ascidity OFT tho stomach. sc.
oct the genuine. Only sold In ti bottles. be-
phla. Ask for kunkcrs and take no other.
Mold bv druaaista
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Nh 10of tho 100 Ohoics Seiectkms,~ 10 -.
INV' 1Viy. Price 30 cts. Tho 'ssrles' sos con.
tains oNf THouSAkp OF the iatest and best
things for rDcclama,ions, Humorous REGULATIONS,
Family Readings, et. Capital for Granges
Temperance Societies, nd Lyeeums. Also. 'Ex.
celsior Dialogues and Model Dislosucs.' Cir.
eulAr. free Oct % yonr bookseller, or send price
We make the eelebrsted PENN LETTER BOOK
for eoryfns ie'tsrs without press or ssser Asssts
waited,
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE,

n DMlNISIkATOk NOTICE.
= Letters Of Administration on the estate o'
hlSsbcth mitchell, decd late ~ Jackson township
Snyder county. Pa. having been granted 10 ~.
uhhersirn'd all persons knowing thor1srive ia
debtcd to said estate are requested to nIate In,
mcilNc payment, while those having claims
VIII prosoit thein duly authenticated f,r set q.
tirment TO CONRAD mitchell,
Apr, III Adminis,rntor.
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fail to read the Business

'rmers are greatly annoyed by
8 strolling through the country.
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NXECuTOR,S NOTICE-

EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Letters
~ tessa mcntsry ON tho estate Of ELIZABETH
SNYDER, late Of Union twp, deod, having beou
granted to the undersigned, all persons know Ing
Themselves Indebted 10 ssid e-tsts are reuucstrd
20 make payment without a ciuv whilc thosc
having ciaius viii present them duly suthenti-
Gated for settlement 10
SAMUEL w. SNYDER,
Juno ", FS. Exccntor.
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Pianos h Organs Of first class makers. In:
cluding Waters, at Extremely Low Prices
for cash During This Month. or part cash
and balance in small monthly Payments.
WATERS New Scale Pianos. are the
hest made f; The touch elastic, and q 6ns
singing tone, powerful, pure and even.
WATERS Concerto ORGANS cannot he
excelled in tone or beauty they DEFY
competition. The Concerto Stop 10 q hne
Imitation Of the Human Voice. Agents
wanted.
A liberal discount TO Teachers, Minis
ters, Churches, Schools, Lodges. sto.. spe-
cial Inducements to the trade. niustss.sd
Catalogues Mailed.
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TXECUTORS' NOTICE E-U,otto,

EXECUTORS NOTICE. .-Lettcrs
H testnmentary on the estate Of WILLIAM
SNOok. late Of Centre township decd hav,
Ing been granted to the undersigned. all PERSONS
tnoNing themselves indebted to said estate are
requested TO make payment without delay. while
thonticatod Tor settlement to
REUBrS sNoOK,
June "a, rs rxecnt1rs
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-07-15
Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia.

o.. Kunkers Bitter wine Of Iron, q sure
cure for this disease. IL has been prescrihcd
daily Tor many years In the practice Of eminent
physicians with unparailel success. symptoms
are loss Of appetite, wind and rising OF f1oi,
l.ssnsss and low spirits. Oct tho genuine.
Net sold IN bulk. only In u bottles. 29 North
Ninth ST. Philadelphis, Ia. sold by all drug.
and take no other.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-07-15
DMIyISTRATORS' NOTI,,E

Atetters tcstamentsry on the estate Of James
trousc late ~ Selinsgtovc borough, snyder
county, Pa. doch have boon Erantcsi to the
uniersigned. All persons knowing them,e selves
Indebted 10 said estate will please make in
against said estate will present thcm Tor set.
tlemcnt to JEREMIAH GROUSE
May II, rs. Admin tstrntor