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EXECUTORS TICE. -
IL Letters tsstsmsnttry on the estate Of Mar.
garet Jane Matteru decd late OF Wet Beaver
twp, Snyder COUNTY, Pa having been granted
selves indebted 10 said estate sre requested TO
make Immediate payment, while those havipx X
claims will present them duly authenticated for
settlement 10 JAMES N. WARNER
Nay, o, 1875. Execu or
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Our borough fathers were taking q
look through town last week, since
which the people are busily engaged in
making new and repairing old pave
mcnts, &c.
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WIN. Snyder jumped ON an Ak on
Saturday and received an ugly cut in
the foot.
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--Chas. Specht found two spanish
silver dollars last week whilst tearing
down an old chimney. One was coin.
cd in 1716.
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Tomatoes and Cabbages should
have the soil loosened around them rs
soon a. they have recovered from the
check they received In transplanting.
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4 DMfNISTRATORS' NOTICE.

n DhiNf' IVA Oec NOi iOn-
Lltetters tcstansnssry on tho estate Of James
Grouse late OF Selinsgrove Borough, Snyder
county, Pa. decd have boon granted 10 the
undersigned. All persons knowing them selves
Indebted to said estate Will please make I'm.
mediate payment while those having claims
against said eftate will present them for set
tlement to JEREMIAH GROUSE
May IL, Te. Administrator.
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CROOKED BOOTS AND SHOES.

r YuN'S PATENT METALLIC STIFFEy.
~ ERS keep them straight, prevent running
over,wearing on nneveuly on tho sides, ar ripping
In the seams; make q ioN last hAlf longer. Sold
and applied by Boot aud Shoe Dealers ani
Mfors. everywhere, Local sud travelling Agents
wanted 10 Introduce. Send rs cents aud height of
.oel for sample pair. a. N. LYON sole Mfer, %
State street, Albany, N, Y.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
- Letters o. Administration on the estate Of
Eli,abeth Mitchell, decd late Of jackson township
snyder county, Pa having boon granted to the
undcrsigncd s1i persons knowing tbemseive In
demcd To SAID estate are requested 10 make I'm
mediate payment, while those bav ing claims
VIII present them duly su'heutic, tied for set =
Element to CONRAD mitchell.
Apr, "a, IS, Administrstor,
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ED,

On the 2Tth ult., In Union township, Mary q.
Gertrude, daughter Of Hiram y. aud & J. Kelly,
aged years, months and 2! days.
On the nth uit., In Frsnhlin township, OF drop.
81 Of the heart, Lydia, wife OF VIM. Steimling,
aged ~ years, month ane ~ days
TN tho 2nj inst, In Union Twp, Eiissbeth,
daughter OF Jacob Snyder, and his widow, Elisa.
abeth, aged ~ years, ii months. and 20 DAYS,
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AMERICAN WASH BLUE.
For Laundry and Household Use.
MANUFACTURED AT THE
dmerican Uitrdnsarine Works,
Nc,rdrk, ". j.
TRUSTEE ACCOlINT.

NOTICE is hereby given that Frederick
~ Steimly and George Wagner, Trustees
appointed to sell the Real Estate Of Elias
Wagner, late OF West Beaver twp. Snyder
Co. .Pss decd have filed their account in the
Prothonotsry's office, and that the same
will be presented for confirm alton At May
Term at the C. =. Of said county. to be
held May Oath, 1875. J. GROUSE,
April 20, rs. Proth'y.
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A GREAT OFFER,

HORACE WATERS & SONS ISL BROAD.
WAY, NEW YORK. will dispose Of 100
Pianos q Organs Of first class makers, in:
oluding Waters, at Extremely Low Prices
for cash. During This Month"; or part cash
and balance in small monthly Payments.
WATERS New Scale Pianos, are tho
hest made The touch elastic, and fuo
singing tone, powerful, pure and even.
WATERS Concerto ORGANS caunot bs
eXcelled in tone or beauty they dcfy
competition. The Concerto Stop is iino
Imitation Of the Human Voice. Agenl,
wanted.
A liberal discount to Teachers, Minis
ters, Churches, Schools, Lodges, etc, Spc-
cial inducements to the trade, Illustrated
Catalogues Mailed.
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A DMINlsTRSTORS' NOTICE.

n DMINISTKSTOK NOTICE.
"A Letters OF Administration on tho estate of
Henry Moor. late OF Seiinsgrove Borough decd
have been granted to the undersigned, all per-
sons knowing themsel ves indebted to said estate
are requested TO make payment without delay,
while those having claims will present them
duly authenticated for settlement to
CHARLES HOVER.
Apr. :, rs Adminis,rato RS
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Lettcrs
lLcus TRsrkMRHro a. yyxo on the estate of
Elizabeth Sanders late Union tp decd hav~
Ing been granted 20 the unicrslgneJ. all persons
Knowing themsalyc indebted TO said estate arc
requested TO make ps yment without delay, while
those having claims will present them duly au-
HIRAM SANDERS
Apr, IS, rs. pi Executors.
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Mn 10of the 100 Dhoice SelrrtL,nsr IL rca.
ISO, 1Oiy. Price 30 It's. Tho Ssrics' now eon.
tains ONE THOUSAND ufthe latest and best
thugs tor DESTINATIONS, iIumoroa. RceiiationF,
Family RoLdings, etc, Capital for Oranges.
Temperan Societies, and Lyee,nns. Also, 'FeS.
c-lsior Dialogues aud 'Mpdnl Dialogues CIR
cuars free get Of your bookseller, or send price
to 4 Garrett 4 % los Chestnut ~ Phill., Pa.
We make the celebrated PENN LETTER BOOK
for copying letters without press or water. Agents
wanted.
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NXECUTRIX' NOTICE-Letters
-l/testafnentary Il on the estate Of Sarah Glover.
late of tho Boro' ~ scln-gruyc, dccd having beon
granted TO the undersigned, all person, knoSing
Themselves indebted to said cStats are requested
10 mako payment without Il elWv while those
having cisims will pr" sent thom duly authonti-
Gated for settlcmentto
SARAH MATILDA GLOVER,
Apr. Is, rs. Exccutri,.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE ettors

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Letters
~ tes,smsntary on the estate Of Gcorxc
Becker, decd, late OF West Beaver township,
snyder County, Penn'a, having beeu grant.
themselves indebted to said estate arc request
od TO make INN ediato payment, while those
having claims will present them duly autheuti.
Gated for settlement to
SOLOMON WAGNER,
ADAM WAGNER
May p,'Ts. executors.
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DIV UEN OOUNT1, %
We the subscribers, Auditors
OF tho Borough OF Miidiebury, DO CERTIFY,
that after bong duly sworn according 20 law
We met and DID audit, settle and sdjust the fore
going accounts OF the Treasurer and collectors
OF the Borough Of Middisbur., and do report
them true and correct to tho beat OF our knowl
edge and tho evidence. before us - above stated
In witness whereof wo have hereunto SGT our
hands IN tho borough Of Mi,idleburs aforesaid,
tho 10Th day OF Juno A. d. 1873.
JOHN DORM,
JOHN p. SMITH,
7. Is. BlBI6HOUSR,
Juno f7,'75: Auditors.
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To all Whom II May Concern.

II NOW that Joseph wenrioh Of the Bor-
IN ough OF Selins Grove has this 2lst
day Of April A. d. 1875 sold and assigned
me oil his right title and interest Of in and
to oil his Blacksmith Tools, Machinery,
stock hxings &C., and oil and everything
IN said shop pertaining to the Black smith
trade. All persons are cautioned not TO
meddle with the same.
MILTON r. wENRICH.
Selins Grove, Apr. 2l,'75.
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4 DMINISTRATRIXS NOTICE..

AZ DNIINI NN W n . NVIIVT.
N-I.etters Of rehabilitation on the estate o,
J. W. Knight, late ~ Washington TWP, decd
iaving bccn granted to tho undersigned, il.psr.
IONS knowing themselves indebted to said estate
Ire requested to make Immediate payment, while
hose having olAims will present them duly
authenticated for settlement 20
SARAH T.. KNIGHT.
Administratrix,
tMay2D
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ytoss and freshness Of yoeth. Thin
hair is thicksned, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
tho hair where the follicles are de-
or the glands strophied and
'iccaycd; but such as remain can be
-avcd by this application, and stimu.
lated into activity, so that new
growth Of hair is produced. Instead
If fouling the hair with "a pasty sedi-
ucnt, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use viii prevent tho hair
rom turning gray or falling of, and
'onscqucntly prevent badness. Tho
cstoration of vitality IL gives TO the
ralp arrests and prevents the forma
ION Of dandru.r, whic! Is often 40 un.
Ieanly and offensive. Free from those
,"lr,crious substances which max
Hne preparations dangerous and iniu
pus to the hair, the Nigor can onl,
'nciit hut not harm it. II wantr,
rely for u HAIR DRESSING
hing else can b" found So dcsirah
ntainiug neither oil nor dye. il d.
soil white ramhr,c. aud yet IL
'gon The hair, giving 1t rirl,. glo
re, and grateful perfume.
'Hparcd by Dr.. j, c. Aver & Ct
iracticri rra Nnaisti.,I trrrr;.'
ssa.r
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0verseers' Statement.
Jacob Stcininger Orerseer Of Poor Of the
BorouM of Mhhiicburg Dr.
Amount Of Duplicate 1874 ll.Oi
Or.
Paid ont to different persons 733o
haL old duplicate tyd
Percentage 10
Allowance 20
Services Rs Overseer S2S
Paid Auditors $50
A. Swineiord, Service AS
goT2
Duo Borough o., %
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.Ay er's
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A trcssing
whicl. Is a.
once agreeable,
healthy an a
efectucl for
preserving the
hair. IL soon
restores faded
or gray haiy
to its original
color. tcifh fhA
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pitcs VI luIiiDcT may 10
Md be sold any day but
arded until the r. II. is
few more years at this
z down our timber and
" will have robbed itself
its valuable lumber. We
that there are Ave thou
{ good wood land in the
" are we 10 build houses,
:, &C., II We have no tim
4 dfor il, in less than ten
. ejust ~ anxious 70 have
they are now 70 cut Il
The New York herald., 1875-09-16
THE POLICE HOMICIDE CASE.

AN EFFORT TO OBTAIN THE RELEASE OF OFFICER
JOYCE ON BAIL
Yesterday afternoon motion admit to bail Redmond
Joyce the officer Of the Tenth precinct police who shot
the colored man, Robert Gilmore, made in the
Kings County Supreme Court, Special Term, before JUS
tice Pratt The counsel for the policeman, Mr.. Ridge
way argued that the verdict of the Coroners jury
that the death of Gilmore the result of cuIpabe
carelessness what amounts to that The pistol shot
which resulted so fatally prematurey discharged,
and the at best could only be construed man
slaughter. He contended that the previous excellent
reputation the prisoner should weigh with the Court
and that bail ought TO be fixed at amount within his
reach
District Attorney Brtton, appearing for the people,
said he entertained grave doubts 10 whether the
that admitted OF bail IL was either man
slaughter murder in the second degree In his
conilcted as nearly all the evidence showed that the
firing was premeditated, whether the killing
The officer not justified IN firing the shot
The testimony showed that the accused was but few
feet from the deceased; that the street full OF
people, and tho could not have well escaped,
while the offence tor which Robert Gilmore
was arrested OF "a most trivial nature. He had
been arrested Tor being drunk and disordery. Bail
should not be taken Mr. Britton cited the case Of
Conraddy show that officer is not justified in
shooting down a prisoner because the man may be
charged with felony
Justice Pratt said he would his decision till
to-day Thursday when lie would make IL known
In the meantime he remandcd Joyce 10 the Raymond
The New York herald., 1875-09-16
BROOKLYN.

The Second division, General Dakin commanding,
VIII parade for review by Governor Tilden at Prospect
Park, October II.
Edward Gallagher, young man. was sentenced to the
Pententiary by Justice Morse for three months
punishment for having kicked and severely injured
Captain Mclaughlin, OF the Ninth precinct
Justice Morse yesterday committed Thomas Melville,
seventeen years of age, to await examination on
charge Of stealing $3.50 worth of ewelry from the apart
ments of Simon Blank, No. 35 Hudson avenue.
General Burger of the Fifth brigade, has issued an
order to the regiments of his command designating
certain days October for rifle practice Crcedmoor
The annual inspections will take place ON the 10TH Goth
and 2lst OF October.
Coroner Simms was notified yesterday TO hold in
quest over the body OF Michael Waters, ex-poice-
man, who fell down stairs while under the influence of
liquor al No Ia Hicks street and died from the effects
OF the injuries received.
C. W, Watson, of Chautauqua county New York, who
charged with passing false promissory for $e5
upon Clinton Stephens OF No 553 Lafayette avenue
was yesterday committed by Justice Morse await the
action OF the Grand Jury
Mayor Hunter WILL in the course of the week, ap-
point four citizens to sit board of investigation in
conjunction with Dr. John Ordonnex the State Lnnacy
Commissioner, in the matter of the alleged abuse Of
patients at the Lunac Asylum, Flatbush.
There are about ll5 criminal the calendar OF
the Court of Sessions of Kings county There
charges of murder and of poisoning to be tried be-
fore Judge Moore. Price and Loader the perjurcrs Of
Rev. H. w Beecher, are also to be tried in that Court
Oncer Karonowaski of the Washington Park police
ordered man and woman who acting in q dis
orderly manner on Tuesday night to 'move on Z"
whereupon the man struck him the head with a
slungshot, infictng severe wound The rutfan then
made OF.
The contested will of the late James J. Mcdonald was
yesterday decided by Surrogate veeder in the
stepmother OF deceased, to whom he bequeathed his
property The will was opposed by Mrs Arnott, aunt
of Mcdonald, who claimed that deceased, being
drunkard, was incompetent to make will
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BURNING OF THE ZODIAC.

VESSEL AND CARGO TOTAL LOSS, But NO LIVES
LOST.
The steamer Zodiac, which left Nassau on the after
noon OF the 9th inst with general cargo bound for
this port when about twenty-nIne miles Off Abaco
light took fire aud, with her cargo, totally de-
sroyed The agents yet have not received the par
tcuars of the accident but suppose the fire to have
been caused by spontaneous combustion of old oakum.
The passengers, officers and crew took to the
boats and after floating around for twenty four hours
picked up by schooner and taken into Savannah
whence they sent to Tybee. The United
States mails also saved and taken to
the latter place. and order issued by the Postmaster
Of this city to have them ut once forwarded here The
passengers will also be brought here possi-
bic. Another vessel will at once dc put on the line by
the agents to take the place of TIN Zodiac
The steamer Zodiac owned by Messrs Murray,
Ferris Co., No 62 South street She
propeller OF $50 tons, and built in 1854
at Farhaven, Conn., and rated at the American Loyds
Al. She had formerly been engaged in the Savannah
trade, but withdrawn short time ago and put
this her first trip TO Nassau Her officers Captain
W. A. Chapin First Officer ). Salyer and c. G. Weldon
The New York herald., 1875-09-16
THE NEWS IN JAMESTOWN.

When the earliest rumor Of the catastrophe reached
us the vaguest and contradictory interpretations
were put upon 1t. II said that the Vanguard had
sunk with all board. The possibility of such dread
ful misfortune in Irish enough TO rouse the
whole population of the metropolis to the highest pitch
of excitement How deep interest in the catastro
phe. and how profound sympathy with the supposed
sufferers felt might be inferred from tho
fcverish eagerness with which the newspapers wero
bought up The swfLest machines were scarcely rapid
enough to supply the cverncreasing demand fresh
intelligence. In klngstown the feeling still
poignant. The Vanguard having long been stationed
guardship in the harbor most of the wives OF tho
married men were resident IN the locality. II was ter
rblc to witness
THE ANGUISH THESE WOMEN
as they hrongcd the streets and crowded round every
person likely TO be IN possession Of reliable news OF the
disaster. When 1t was at length announced that the
entire crew had been saved there JOYFUL reaction
which almost oblitercd all OF the Importance vi
the actual mshap We may fairly say that the popu,
lation OF Dublin and Kngstown received tho wecOns
news that no human life had been sacrificed with q
gratincatlon which could scarcely have been trans
cended had they learned of the escape from the laws al
death Of 10 many near and dear relatives
The New York herald., 1875-09-16
THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

RESOLUTION CoNDEMNING THE UDA AERIAL
LADDER-AN INVESTIGATION ORDERED.
The Fire Commissioners met yesterday noon at Head
quarters, but in session but short time After
the adoption of the minutes of the previous meeting
Commissioner King offered the following preamble and
resolution
Udas patent aerial ladder resulted yesterday in horrible
of battalion and two bremen LOST their lives and whereas
this and previous experiments with said patent aerial lad
ders the extreme danger attempting
make of H. well its worthlessness in the de-
partment and whereas there good 10 believe that
nous expense by corrupt means and whereas better
the money already expended should entirely lost
rather than lives should be sacrificed therefore,
Resolved That further experiments with said patent
aerial ladder and further thereof in this department. be
and hereby are forbidden
On a motion of President Perley was laid over un-
til after the investigation and for further consideration
the next meeting,
On motion of Commissioner King the Board then
adjourned out OF respect to the memory of the late
Chief of Battalion William H. Nash, and hremen
William Hughes and Philip J. Maus.
Chief Engineer Bates ordered Chief Miller OF the
Sixth battalion to thorough investigation 10 be
made of the Of the accident, which will be
Inenced on Friday.
The funeral OF Philip Maus of Hook and Ladder Com
pany No. O. will take place to-day from his late resi-
dence Essex street O'Clock. Chief Miller
has detailed force 10 act escort, the pail bearers
beng composed of the members Of his company.
The funeral of Mr. Hughes, OF Engine Company No.
Will also take place to-day, at one O'clock from his
late residence Henry street detail force will also
act escort
The funeral OF Chief of Battalion William N Nash will
take place tomorrow (Friday) afternoon.
Chief Engineer Bates states that the day previous
the accident Chef Nash made test OF the ladder by
attaching rope the top rung and causing six
pull and swing 1t from below and that II wthstood
all the strength these men had even TO move it
Chief Miller has been detailed 10 take charge Of the
Fourth BATTALION in connection with the Sixth battalion
until further notice.
The New York herald., 1875-09-16
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The City Hall almost entirely deserted yesterday
by the usual crowd Of politicians and office holders
All could afford the time and expense departed for
Syracuse Tuesday night and at early hour yester
day morning
At the meeting of the Commissioners of Charities and
Correction, held yesterday morning. resolution OF
thanks received from the Homeopathic Medical
Society recognition of the hospital provided for their
use on Backwell's Island.
large number of persons have recently called at the
Registers Office to make inquiries to the filing of
maps of the routes adopted by the Rapid Transit Com
mssioners Mr. Biauvet who has charge of this
branch OF the Registers Office says that such maps
have yet been furnished and expresses his surprise at
their non-appearance
Edward Schell, brother TO Augustus Schel was yes
terday appointed School Commissioner by Mayor
Wickham, in place of Joseph W. Seligman resigned.
The appointee is President of the Manhattan Savings
Bank, and Tor fifteen years acted in the capacity of
school trustee. Mr.. Segman resigned some time since
being appointed Rapid Transit Commissioner.
Nothing but routine business OF an unimportant
character transacted yesterday at the regular weekly
meeting OF the Dock Commissioners. meeting of the
sinking fund is required TO give them authority to
proceed with and more important work
A named Valorous Southworth yesterday
arrested by deputy sheriff charged the affidavit OF
Cook BeTnheiiner, liquor dealers, Of No. 67 New
street. with obtaining goods to the amount OF 81 65l
on false pretences The prisoner was held in 81, 900
hail