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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.
UCTIoN HOUSE OF VAN rAssELL KEARNEY.
ITO and liz East thirteenth street. Fourth ay.


A UcTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY.
~ ITO and liz East thirteenth street. near Fourth av
ELEGANT FAMILY LsTADLIsHMENT.
- AOOi'oSlr 2r ii il 55'SchIS5RcAkr' 5'cI5ck.' NfA'A %
pARK DE BEE9 ED9
and true i6 al horness tree from yss snec yery
SUPERIOR amily carriage team and warranted
GOLD MOUNTED HARNESS, GOOD AS NEW
LANt4T 1rTS' 4 N ~asSc GSoD ORDER BUILD BY WOOD,
ELEGANT FOUR PASSENGER PARK PHAEToN.
pup 81 ysIEI H9 pafS GOOD
Ssy sSss 6enss 65s fsFs Sc Harness Robes Blankets "hO
Tns s the % BFvs y 70
would like situation.
Also,
NN An BY skEwa4ER eSSVoana 90, OF % BaooaE srREEI t.
ELEGANT DEMI.LAYDAuIEr. USED But LITTLE,
not viii on
at II O'Clock.
ALSO. AT SAME, TIME,
LIVERY STABLE
ELEGANT TEAM BAY HORSES, ls HANDS HIGH, 7
years old; kind and true IN all harness; tree reel from
Ss %S ss Gas ana sasn fad @
b BGT SSs 7aAs TLr BY
TEAM BLACK HORSES, lSl HAN os, 7ANp YEARS;
arc an excellent team for general use, and war
Tantea sound, kina and true. Also set silver
qkkaaEETSE SSgp UPPER HgI1r N6 RY pgyN p
odd Kind and truo in all harness; tree vice aDd
good workers; also set OF silver mounted Harness
BARoGcHE, IN GOOD ORDER. BUILT BY DUNN.
SIX N pAssaNGER Si Eock1waYt' BGIir BY MINER a
BARoUchE, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY WOOD
cLAEssor, sgsi IL GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY ADAMS
Extra sets OF Harness Robes Blankets &c.
SAIE COMMENCES IL O'CLOCK.
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comprising Parlor suhts in satin and reps; lnlad Cab
net Parur Tables Easels Jardnleres walnut Chamber
ind Dining Room SUITS &C, &c. Catalogues ready early
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n. Kentucky state Lottery.
Uavant plan. Saturday. AIrii ~, ISIS.
Whole ticKets, SO; halves. 81. quarters. 50 20.
rfni a orders 10 The Office Uf tile Eastern Department
addressed 70 WRIGHT co. room 2S Is ana 50 Broad.
way, New iork.
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SPECIAL AND POSITIVE SALE
IA BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
Io-MoakoW (rgEsnA9, APSlL Is, at II o'CLoCK,

N BY PUBLIC AUCTION. -.--
AT ThE PRIVATE STABLE, lo7 FAST FoRTy-FIRST
STREET. between Lexington and Park avenues.
and one block south OF Grand Central depot,
by CHARLES q. DUFF, Auctioneer.
The entire contents above stable. consisting Of all
the fine and stock Of Horses, CARRIAGES harness,
Bankets Robes wnps Sc o. A. b hadee .sn,,,ft & nsq
LADY CLYDE l5h hands high years Old was bred
by Scott r. Wells, Paris. Kentucky, and was sired by
Clark Chief he by Mambrno Cne,. dam Thoroughbred,
by Lexington is half sister 10 Ncotinc she Is great
roadster She trotted three heats in 2:il 80 and
242; she beaten by neck In 2: last fal and since
driver, ana warranted 70 beat 40. and warranted
SOUND. Kind and true.
Also the fine and handsome black Geldins QUICK
STEP l51s hands high, 6years ola sired By Ercs-
son, dam black trottng Evening with record of
224I4 at Louisville, KY; Quicksep Is of the best
gated horses the state: rot mile on any track
Is without record is stylish in or ont
and is afraid OF anythng he can be driven TO height
speed by any ordinary driver and can 90 to end OF
road he Is fully warranted represented and war
ranted sound and kind.
Also fine and nand bay geding 151z hands high.
years old: sired by Geo, wilkes, dam Kentucky
harness; can show now mile inside OF 2:,0, and was
broken until last snrng; Is docle and gentle Tor
10 drive handle, dnd IS warranted 10 lrot IN
2:5i and warranted sonnd ana kind.
Also the fast brown Gelding ECHO l5s hands high.
wears old sired by Toronto Chie dam by old Trus
raised at East Chester and roited last spring at
a road wagon on any good track mile inside f2aO
and of the gated trotters that goes the
road; he Is warranted sound and KIND. - 80, ;
hands high years old sired by Kentucky Clay, dam
by Pilot and raised by r. A. Alexander; he Is without
exception of the finest ronusters in the state
driver beat As To wagon he can be driven to
locomotive by lady 0nd IS warranted sound ana KIND
N. B.-The above stock IS now on exhibition where
parties can examine and drive before time OF sale
sale positive, rain shine
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SALES AT AUCTION.

H b. HERTs 4 SONS. AUcTIoNEERs.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS, MIRRORS, 90.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.


HEAVY WORK HORSES, DOUBLE TRUCKS AND
II Harness, great sacrihce sugar Refinery Stables
Fifteenth street. near Tenth avenue.
HARNESS. HARNhss, HARNESS. MILLER. NOR
IL RIaON x CO.. 595 Broadway. adjoining Metropoli-
cost
II oRsEs FOR sALE-3l FINE YOUNG HORSES,
old all sound and kind Inquire 100 Norfolk street
M WEDNESDAY, l4TH OF APRIL, THE NEW
ssn d @ a. ws e . hs rsa ws sas e buy e
W Be about 20 horses suitable or ali Work to be sold
10 the highest bidder. hIRDSALL BLoDGETT,
Avenue Railroad stables
no LET-LARGE STABLE, REAR 2ll THOMPSON
street suitable for wagon ana carriage age factory or
turing purposes Inquire OF M :. srEkNBERGER,
Al Exchange place,
MOODS BROS. JUMP SEAT WAGON TOR AND
w, open Pony Phaetons Of all styles, extension top
@ @ py 70 as bars
sTs o. all Styles suses on ana
20 and p Wooster street.
WANTkp-dA PAJe OF TRorTING @ TING MARES wEL. SdId:
high; must show mnales; liberal price oPereq u
All Madison avenue.
VMANTED TO PURCHAsE-A HANDSOME SET OF
w light carriage Harness, silver mounted; that has
box 1856 Herald office.
/ PAIR MULES FOR SALE oHEAP1;SogY6g AMP Ant
1 kind Is hands high. Apply to H. QUINN, 27 Null
clnO WILL BUY A STRONG, CITY MAKE TOP
9UU Wago9 x gpSd 1rser Mould drna s@t d1sos
street and Third avenue. ''0l'
@1oS CANADIAN HORSE, YEARS. lS1
Sh0 hands sound and kind 5,e SsCat VT, nalf his
first street.
CLEO FOR TEAM BAY HORSES; BAY PONY,
plUU sound S4I; three Wagons. top aud no TOP suit
ess than half value 5f Vest Thirty drst street black
smith shop
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I4rtLLIAM Writers. AUcrTONEER-SELLS THIS
w Monday. at O'Clock 4jt canal street, nv vir
tue Of ehauei mCrtgaga all thu Furniture contained In
n -FOUR house removed 20 the convenience
sale; rarlor Dining Room and Bedroom suits; Brus
sells aud ingram Carpets ncloths Rugs. MatugS 80
French plate Pier Manel and plain Mlrrnus cured hair
Excelsior and ofhVr Mattresses; fcager Beds Pillows nd
Bedfings also lOt o Counters Desks stoves Rcfri1s
ratorS kitchen goods, sc.
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ON MONDAY. APRIL T. AT lox O'CLOCK,
AT NO. Ill EAST sIxTIETH STREET,.
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ToRRTs WILKINS, AUCIIoNEER.
Presbyterian church
- LrE.A = szan.

e. II. LUDLOW 4 CO. will sell ny auction on Tuesday.
April 70 1915. at 21s O'Clock, at the Exchange sales,
ooms No. Ill Broadway by order OF Inc trustees Of
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In the matter Of the Estate Of Daniel
Meyer, late Of Adams township,
Cnvdnr nna,nk~s D. donnaeaA II

Samuel 4. Wstssi sdministrs 10, Of the .ststs
e sn9;:4 P;si: ssy;, Ess msjs: IL
q. a Wssssr .nS ia NAY Is'ni &. :os Vie. 70.
siding 10 Asiry Dale Huntingdon ooun,
~, PcnnSylvsnls, Ssmnsl FFsilsh and Oath.
srins 4. his wife, residing In Allenvills, MI
din county. Pa, tssso Peters end Dasbsfs A.
his wife, residing near Lock Mills Ainiin coun.
". Pc, Daniel n. Moysr, reslding at Sulphss
Springs. Rhea county, Tsnusssse, Dsnisf II.
II. 3. Bingsmsn, David u. u. Bing aman, So.
rah r. Dihgsmsa snd May J. bihgsman. last
six Of who's ere minors and have Tor SksiP
guardian Jac0b Bingsmsu, rsslding IN Adams
township, snydsr county, Pc. hsirs and legal
Representatives Of Daniel Moysr late Of Adams
township, eaydes eonnty. Pa dsesAssa.
Take Eoties that the petition ef Jacob z
Meyer, has been presented 10 tho Orphans'
Ooert Of Snyder esanty. sctting forth that the
:sid IA, paniel noyss: in bic Lifetime, 70 Wit: %
% % srsisIss Sf ss;ssssst Via he s ::a issSs =.
tract of land. situate n Adams township, Hny-
der county Pc containing sixty acres more o.
less, and that the sAid Daniel Moysr had died
without executing Deed Tor said tract Of land
TO tho petitioner, Jseob Y. Meyer, whsrsupon
the court n xe.i the nrst day of September Term
a. D. 1873. 70 hear sil parties IN Interest, You
and each Of roe ere therefore eltsd TO 10 aud
appear before the Judges Of the urphsns' Court
OF snydsr county, on the ssid day and show
Of SIid ssSGiss could not - dssresl by ssid
court ~. y 1S3 36iSiE o,,,s, 0. 9,
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

IL Your Life Worth 10 Cents sick
ness prevails everywhere and everybO-
dy complains of some disease during
their life. When sick, the object 10 TO
get we'll now we say plainly that no
person In this world that 10 suffering
with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and
its effects. such a. Indigestion, Costive.
ness, Sick Headache. Sour Stomach,
Heart Burn, Palpitation Of the Heart,
Depressed Spirits, Biliousness, &C., can
take Green's August Flower without
getting relief and cure. If you doubt
this, 90 10 John A. Mostz, Middleburg.
Pa, and get q sample bottle for 10 cents
and try II. Regular size IS cents. Two
doses will relieve you. July % 75 lyti
BLACKSMITH WANTEp--From q private
source we learn that there is one of the
best openings in the oonuty for black
smith at Bannerville. One who can do
all kinds ofwork will find this the place
TO getit.
For further particulars 20 to Banner.
vile July l6.76,
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Notice In Partition.

lNoJACS AAA "a CASAOAs
In tho matter Of the Estate OF Reuben
Kramer, late Of Beaver township. sny.
der county, Pa, deceased. To
Rebeoca Kramer widow, Samuel 9. Moy.
Or aud Mary Jane bis wife, @. q. dsrhart
and Elisabeth his wife, Lewis Snavsly and
Amelia his wife, william Gerhart and Re-
beos his wife. Elias Noll and Amanda his
wife, Henry Kramer and Louise his wife.
jacob who has for his Guardian Samuel
wittenmyer, Lydia Sslome who has for her
Guardian Samuel wittennyer. Reuben
Kramer who hes for his Guardian, Enoch
Bingaman, John Kramer. oil Of Snyder
county, except Mary Jane intermarriod
with Samuel Meyer, who resides 1t Three
Rivers, Michigan, william Gerhart and
wife, @. q. Gerhart and wife, who reside
In Mifln county, Pa, Henry Kramer and
Louise his wife, who reside In Eorthum.
bsrlsnd county, Pa.
Take notice that BY virtue Of csrtais
writ Of Partition OF vsluslion issHsd oui
Of the Orphsns' Court Of Snyder County.
Pa, the Sheriff Of ssid county will hold
On inquest to make Partition or Valuation
Of tho Real Estate Of Reuben Kramer
deceased, st the late residence Of said do.
ceased, In the township Of Beaver, sny
der county Pa. on Friday the 10th day Of
September A. d. 1875, st 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. Of said day when and where you are
requested TO be present IL you think proper
Given under my hand this 22nd day Of
July A. D. 1875.
DANIEL BOLENDER, Sheriff.
Sherifs Office, Middlebsrg. Pc.
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CURE FOR HYpRopHoBrA.-We have
not heard Of any person being bitten by
dogs ia this vicinity lately, but the fol-
lowing may be ofinterest TO our numer-
ous readers
A correspondent Of the West Chester
RepvJlicda from Kennott Square some
time ago sent that paper the foil owing
cure for hydrophobia, which Il might
be well 10 lay BY for future reference.
The correspondent writea
Medical science seeras vainly 70 have
exhausted its skill IN search ofs cure
for the bite Of a mad dog. The follow
ing IL Mrn. Goods..an's celebrated rene.
dy, which has boon unfailins in every
case where taken before the occurrence
of spasms. II consists Of three doses OF
elecampane root prepared and taken in
the following MANNER; For the first
dose take one and. d hall ounces ofeither
the dried or green root IL the green
root is used crate il AZ you would horse
radish If the dry root grind 1t in a
coffee or spice mill mix it in a pint Of
milk fresh from tho COW, and boil it
down to half pint. Take this early in
the morning upon an empty stomach
and eat nothing until after four o'clock
in the afternoon. Forty-eight hours
after this tako two ounces of the root
prepared in tho same way, boiling 1t
down to c half pint ~ before and takon
the samo as the first.
Again in forty-eight hours take an
other dose in the same quantity as the
last. This will make in all five and q
half ounces of the root and three pints
of milk. The directions are TO be close.
/ ly observed, using milk fresh from the
COW, boiling each dose down to halt
pint, taking tho whole dose at once up
on an empty stomach fasting until 4
o'clock, taking the dose every other
day; for the first dose taking one and a
half ounces of the root and for each ol
the other doses two ounces. The green
root is preferable. Its an exceedingly
nausoous dose, TO prepare or take, but
il o certain cure If taken In time, ,either
for hydrophobia or snake bite. The
gentleman who gave US the receipt
paid twenty-five dollars for II several
years since and was cured by il. Since
then he has prescribed It in number
Of cases with certain effect. In one
case two n.en were bitten by the same
dog. Orc took tho remedy and is liv-
ing to-day; the other refused to take Il
and died in most terrible agony.
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The Gredf European Circus and Msnd-
gcrie.- .---Great Alliance Of Europe aud
America ! Equestrianisra and Zoolo-
gy combined and exhibited under sep
arate tentsl
The wild animals entirely separate
from the Circus, thus giving all clisses
an opportunity Of seeing the aninsIs
without coming in contact with ,te
Circus Performance. Two separate tel 3
expressly manufactured for the Ext;-
bition Of this Grand Exposition! sh'e
command willing and liberal patrons, y
of the Amusement-loying thousands
The GeOrgeous Mammoth Golden Globe
Chariot Bearing upon It's platform
living statues of beautiful females, the
whole surmounted by an immense globe
representing the world. &C., &C. An
enormous. living Hyena trained b,
Mile Marie, and under her control, will
DO bourne, unclaimed. loose and I'm
|trammelsd, through the streets, lying
united At tho foot Of It's trainer. Nc
effort of rivalry can do moro than max q
faint attempt and weak approxima
ton Of this Grand Original Feature. The
massive dcns of wild animals The Col
den Car VI Music, and other rare attrac
tons. This show will exhibit at Mid
dleburg, Wednesday, August Is. 1876
Come TO town early 80 you can see q
sight that you may never see again
Admission 50 cents. Children under II
years Of age IS cents. Doors open at
and p. IN. Performance ut 2 aud
D. III.
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ID ED.
% the sth tnst., II Mcclure. william X
I}rosius, sormsvly of Perry township, after
short iiiness, ss,sd - yssrs and months.

Os the sth inst. IL Mcclure. william X.
:Sori Illness, ss.a . yssm ana noasS;.
On the ieth h.s., st Psstouviiie, Mary A. Ham.
inon oolosed q. OF deo. H.mii'op. aged - year.
She was sn sotive neinbsr of tho Evangelical
Church. Five sons aro ieft to marrn her loss,
Tho sabjscs Of the above obituary deserves
more than . passing notice Not bscause shs
wss one of the worlds rich and great and acbls
verss Of this--shs vss one Of Christ poor and
pset ana lovly. A namosf OF years ago, she
settled In the ighborhood Of Beaver Furnace
Ths husband was wr.oklsss, and In . nsr veaf,
deserted hsr. leaving her With large and o.
pest hslp!sss family IN absolute vent, and o.
rhoush poor shs sss not indoisnt she -,
sbous ssstins employ asst 10 houss end Geld
work, and toiling On day amer day and week
township Of further assistsncs, and maistaiu
And not only I'D shs raise her swn fssiIy. and
even to old sss..by tbs labor other hands but had
% We undssstand, slso through
hsr diligence sad seonouy.--s pisassntiittls
She was for many ysars, - We infer. = oon.
eistsnt msmbsr OF the Evangelical Association
os Albright Churoh---A A pious christian woman.
he wosid help such :. @ Yer: % ~,lIiSH 70 a:Ip %
selves. Assured that thoss "vho trusted in The
Lord would not b left 70 vast"
the tTuthfuInsss Of the ms Iim, aAonssty 10 The
best policy" Simplsmindsd. Kind and 81
feetionats In oil her intsreosPss With her neigh.
bore.
She died ~ she had lived . ehriatiAn. Aud
now laid peacefully To- rest On the quiet village
srsvsyard-shose vesry limbs freed from the toll.
ines and burdens OF life the care-worn spirit re-.
lisvsd from the snxteties end oarss VI tims--sn
loyins In the prsssneo Of Ood, the richness aud
fulness Of her Rsdsenier's love,--we leave her
fnlly Impressed Is We rast: With the beauty and
nobiensss Of the life Of the honest and humble
pOrr.
Many useful lessons might be drawn from the
honest, simple and dafnl u 70 Of this poor color.
Cd woman. What comment on the life n ny
who could snd should live 70 better and lobiei
purposes.
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Every year increases the popu-
iarity Of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is due to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it is kept fully up to
Its high standard; /; and it is tho on
ly reliable and perfected prepara-
ton for restoring GRAY or FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making
il soft, lustrous, and silkcn. Tho
scalp, by its use, becomes whito and
clean. 1t removes all cruptions and
dandruff, and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out, IA il stimulates and nourishcs
the hair-glands. by its use, tho
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, it restores tho capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used, rs it requires fcwcr applica-
tions, and gives tho hair splendid,
glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes
MD, State Assaycr Of MGssachu-
sctts, says, "Thc constitute ~
pure, and carefully selected
cellent quality; and / coGS...
tho Best PREPARATION a.,
intended purposes"
Svld by all Drucgt,fs and Dealers AksN3NR>s
Prioe Ono Dollar.
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FIRST IN SEASON. Tho Upper Da,.-
phin Agricultural Association At Millers-
burg Dauphin county, Pa. holds its
Fourth Annual Fair at that place on
Tuesday, the 7th of September next,
and TO continue Four days. The big
Posters and Premium Lists show de.
gree OF enterprise and liberality which
is especially noteworthy. s25O0 are
given away In premiums. The season
ticket holder. whether present ON the
ground or not, u entitled 70 be repre-.
sented in the awards Of thorough bred
cattle of which the Association have
purc'> \ elk head, said TO be choicest
spe their several kinds. These
= 1t 5000, and are given
" ell as choice varieties
iberality such ~ this
With It's reward,
' number Of
which
IN J.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.
SNYDER COUNTY, So:

Philip Bsnfsr, Daniel Dsnfsr. Jacob Gross
end Cathsrins his wife, Inos Benfer,
Christian Gross and Mary bis wife, Paul
Bepfsr. Samuel Mstsssr L Sssan his wife,
oil Of the county Of Snyder. Geo. Hsins 4
Elisabeth his wife residing in Union ooun-
y Pc, Nancy Merts widow Of John Merits
deed., Robscos Miller. widow Of Isaac Mil.
Ter, dsod., Of Junista county Pc, william
Loss and Ssrau his wife, residing at Rook
Grove, 6tspenson county, ILL.,, hsirs and
legsl representative Of Daniel Benfer late
Of Centre township, Snyder county. .Psnns.
deceased. GREETING :
You are hereby eit.d TO BE- and appear before
tho Judges OF our Orpbans' COURT ct an Orphans
Court TO be hold AZ MtddlsburH. on tho eth
Monday Of September A. u. 1875 - 10 o'clock
In the forenoon, then and there 70 accept or re,
iuse " take tho Real Estate Of said Daniel bon
fer deceased, at the appraised vaiustion put up.
on It by an Inquest duly awarded BY the said
Court, aAd returned BY the sheriff Of said
county, or show cause Why the same should not
10 sold. And hereof fail not.
witness the Hon. Joseph y. Buehsr. Prssi.
dent Of eu, said Court, at Aiddisbury, shs issh
y.OROUsr, CIsrh, &C.
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We have received IRON the hAnds Of the AEt.,
SSopy 3, ,h ,ss LIE en.I 0 81 % ., IL. ,mnss..S
with the truth OF the fact that the nsrits OF the
work which the publishsrs claim for II are not
and Interesting book. Every body would pront
By the reading it. Every family should have
Il 10 the family library. DO not psss such aa
Interesting work ~. Subscribe Tor II. Bay II.
Psy Tor H. Read II.
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KRAnun, Aug. 10, 1875
Ma EpIroR:-Ssmusi Bolihgsr Esq- OF Era.
nsr. found on the lands Of lsaas Dismsr. -
oats head containing $40 grains.
The Young folks Of Kramer are under sincere
thanks 70 the NJ lddlsburg Band for furnishing
music for the Celebration. The band WAS On.
tirsiy procured BY the young and ell were we'll
pleased. rhanks also 70 those who assisted In
raising funds for u.
There 10 some talk ofhsving Q good Harvest
A W q
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Cons, BEER Pit. a quart Of good
yellow corn, and half gallan cf molas.
ses in five gallon cask fill with water
shake IL we'll, aud In three or our days
Il will be fit TO drink. Dung tight after
you begin 10 uset. II the contents 10
speedily drank &C again with molasses
and water: the chrn will be good for
another brewing or two.
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Republican Standino Committee

Adsms-Daniei Aurand, WIN. Luck.
Beaver-W. Harry Smith, Henry Resrich.
Beaver west-A. A. Romig, Roswell Rothroct.
Centrc-Jscok n. Hartman. uriah Werlich.
Chapman-I Kohler Pect, George Freed,
Frankiin-Adam n. Walter, Abner Howell,
Jsckson-Sim mon Erdiy, 7. S. Beaver.
Middleburg-- WIN. ~. Beaver, J. II, Arnold.
Middleoreet-Ci X. Fsgely,- 4. II. Yodcr.
Peuns-Levi Fisher, issw,s Z, Pawiius.
Perry-Ievi Kcpiey, Isaac 8. Helm.
Perry west-I. =. Wsiney, Thomss p. Detn
Union-Jers B,gsr, WIN. q. Hsrroid.
washinstou-C.f y. Meyer, John A. Hiibtsh.
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r F. VAN BUsKIRK,
SURGICAL & MECHANICAL DENTIST
Sslinsgrove Penn
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

-
estate OF John y. Walter late OF the township OF
Penns, county oi Suyder, PenubytyaniA, decd.
To- widow Sarah Walter and her four
children, viY 1 20 Walter tho - Cassan-
dris intsfmarried With Hiram kants. Eltbsrt,
Eithart county, Indiana Jane, tnte rm arrled
with Jonathan Hilbish, Bristol, fikhar county
Indians, and Msriah =. intornlsrried with Will.
lam Hartly, tho sAid MAriah s. having died ief,
to service her . husband vis William Hartly
snd nins children, Elem NJ. Emma J. Asher W.
Jacob n. John Jseob, Rosa, Lilly, Carrie and
Edward y, minors who have for their Guardian
thsis father william Hartiy Who also resides near
bristol. Elkhsrt county, lndiAna,
Tske notice that by virtue Of Q certain
writ Of Partition or Valuation issued out
Of the Orphans Court Of Snyder. Co., tbs
Sheriff Of said county viii hold an lnqsesi
10 make partition or Valuation Of tho Real
Estate Of John 8. Walter, decd, at tho late
residence Of said iecedsst in the townsbig
of Psnns, Snyder county, Pa. on Thursday
tho 10Th day Of August. A, ID. 1875. at 10
o'clock A. NJ, on said day, when aud
where you are requested to be Psssent Il
you think proper.
Given under my hand this 10Th day ol
July, A. d.. 1878.
DANIEL BOLENDER, Sheriff
Sheriff. once. .Niddlsbufg, Pc.
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MARRIIITl.

On the sth inst. near Rssvcrtown, by Rev. u.
N. Stetler, Michael fouit, Of wsst HEAVIER, 10
Mks Amelia Hsias, ef Middieessst towship.
Or the ist lost, ~ Rev. J. ". Beats, william
H. Shook and Mise foviaa Lose, both Of Gen.
tfevilis, snyder Go.
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.--Wp: Hassingcr, Of franklin tep.,
sent am cAtseatalk 10 this Office which
haa 2oq grains and more than half OF
them az double!