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Messrs. Miller Dslh. 'ndt of New orleans
in their circular of the 7th inst, say:
Provisions nave been very unsettled and de
morallzsd in all markets since q month, and
prices declined materially to last week, and
we can now report much better feeling and
tone to the market. larger and increasing con-
sumptive demand, and Improvement In
prices. Stocks OF pork. bacon and bulk meats
here are light, and we advise regular ship
ments accordingly. The extra II Id hands ana
lab rers re essary to gather and save the large
crUp of cotton, cane, and other Southern pro-
due vet in the ground will bring increased
three months, and may affect mar
kets favorabIy. For the coming winter pack
Ing OF hogs, we b.neve, the cop of this
important animal will be large enough for all
purposes, and We hope packers will manage to
get their hogs be ow d Q dollars gross the
mid that whilst the foreign demand will
take very Large amount OF the hog produc
at rea enable prIce> the Sou hern states hav-
Ing raised much more of their necessities than
last yeac, will take much less & coming sea-
son-therefore the surplus must seek reign
markets. We quote: Mes pork sl7 50; bacon,
dry sailed shoulders TIC; y. 4. hams 151zal6c;
lard Il tierces Hal Nc; Kegs lIszsl2c.
THE GRAIN TRADE
is decide dly more animated to-day. Corn Is
in light supply and the outlook warrants the
opinion that prices will advance. Oats are
drm, and wheat is selling more freely at fall
quotations.
The bear ng of European crops and markets
upon American markets is so direct that re.
liable information upon the result OF the
EUROPEAN HARvEsIs
is anxiously sought after. The New York
Commercial Bulletin has from time TO time
published such fragmentary reports of the
progress and results of the european harvests
as have come 10 hand through our foreign
mails; the info NATION thus gathered how
ever, has perhaps JAILED 10 convey 10 our iced
ems sufficiently definite idea Of
the supplies to be forthcoming from
the crops of transatlantic coun-
tries. The Vienna International Corn
Market. established q few years ego, has be-
come generally recognized authority on
crop statistics. The qualifications Of the or
ganiz alton ex end throughout Europe, and ar
rangements are made for collecting data in all
the countries which, whether rs consume % CT
producers bear an important relation t. tie
grain markets. The annual meeting or fair of
the association was held at Vienna on the 2lst
inst, at which some five thousand merchants
and farmers were assembled, chiefly from
Austria, Hungary, Germany and Russia. A
series Of reports on the harvest in all parts OF
Europe was read, the general results OF which.
we summarize below. Europe Is divided into
two principal groups-countries which con-
sumo, viz: Germany. England, France; and
countries which produce, viz: Russia, Au-
stro- Hungarian Empire and Roumania.
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MONEY AND THE MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE INDIANAPoLISS SENTINEL,
mx,uon1 - EuuxruC Canfapo har 10 Ig7e


The active demand for money that has pre-
vailed during the past week has reduced the
amount Of loanable funds at the command OF
the banks until there is some complaint of a
close market. The employment OF idle capt.
tai is significant of a revival Of business
of the most cheering character, and a hope
fuI sign that the long nsght of
depression is passing away. Prime paper is
placed at 10 per cent, and bankers assure us
that IL Is the lowest quotation for the best
names offered. There seems, however, to be a
discrepancy. Mercha ants assure as they have
no trouble in obtaiDing all the funds they re-
Quire at per cent. We can see no good
that is accomplished to the, business
of the city by giving only the highest
interest q rotations. Ii the banks are loantng
money at less than 10 per cent. the quotation
ought to be siven.
Eastern Exchange is in good supply, and
rates give1 par between banks, and
10 per cent premium across the counter.
City orders are quiet, ut ~ cents on the dol
lar,
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CHICAGO DISPATCH ON CHANGE.
Whest easier; 81 o. cash and September;
81 0l5z October.
Corn-Quiet, easier; 1870 cash and Septem-
Der; 44ssi4i1zc October; 4!xc year.
Oats-Dull; S5szc October; nominally sec
cash and Septe meer.
Pork quiet; sl7 - BID September; so 90 Oc-
tober; s15 Is year.
Lard quiet; $40 80 bid septic mber; SO 95 Oc-
tober; $40 20 November; s. sly January; 50 s2H
year.
Cut Meats-Summer cured, boxed, held
higher; 9. held &c; s. L. &c; K. c. III. 12Ac.
Green Meats-hominal; s p. II. quiet, l21lG
l21zc; meats, stronger >. nominally 81, loose !;
50; bid.
Hogs-Receipts 1900: prices weak; about
lOc lower on light, @l5c on heavy; the fall
range being IS 90 TO IS Is.
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and scalawsgs


NEW YORK, September 1.-Flour-Re-
ceipts n 600; low grades scarce and . sh 4de
stronger; winter dull; No Q 81 logs 80: SUPER
70 good extra Western and state "a 1894 IS;
good o choice extra Western aid state 81 $50
81: white wheat extra Western and state
IS 35037 90: extra ohio "a 7o0' rs: extra st.
Louis "a 9o@S 50; Minnesota patent process,
good to choice IS 1909 50. ry nour-Un-
changed; Western 81 5aQ5 90. Corn meal
90 bushels; quiet and the demand IL ma
terialIy checked by the drmness of holders |:
ungraded spring 90c; No Chicago spring for
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Sale for 3 snehSs.

By virtue OF an act OF the General Assembly
OF the state Of Indiana, approved March Nth,
1916, entitled An act in relation to the laying
cur, opening, widenlns, altering, and vacation
ofsreets, alleys and highways, etc, viii, on
SATURDAY, October z, 1876,
sell at public auction, at the City Court room,
OF the city Of Indianapolis, Indiana, be- ween
The hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, aud O'Clock p.
M of said day, the folio wing describes lot or
parcel of land, or SO much thereof as may be
necessaryto satisfy the sum lereinafler named
as assessed az inst uc1 premises for bene
dts, and all costs, to wit:
Lot No. sixteeu QS. ia Martindsles Addi-
ton 10 the city or indianapolis, Marion coun-
ty, Indiana, owned by s. q Ii anna, against
wnich Is assessed tie sum oil E rty-dve (4l
dollars, for benefits ia the matter
OF opening Second street from Meridian TO
Pennsylvania streets.
HENRY w. TUrEwILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind Sept. IL, 1876.
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NEW YORK DISPATCH ON 'CHANGE.
Wheat-Quiet, firm; Chicago 81 07@l ID: Mil
waukee, u OSgl IA.
Corn quiet; 53s57c.
oats-Quiet; mixed, 4oa451zc; white! s2a5Dc /;
No.2 Chicago 42al5Hc.
Pork No report.
Lard-No report.
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II will be seen that these returns show a
prepono Grating decrease in the crops OF wheat
and rye, the two cereals which come chiefly
in competition with our own grain and the
results on which alone therefore we have
presented. In the most important countries,
however. France, Central and Southern Rus
STA, and Austro- Hungary, there is an average
crop: but the increase in the central and
southern provinces of Russia is SET of by sn
almost total failure of wheat in the northern
section. 1he most conspicuous decrease is
shown in the case OF Prussia and other GEL
man sta IS, the falling on applying alike to
wheat ana rye. AS rule, the failure
appears to have occurred in countries
lying to the north OF the fitch par
that line has come up to an average standard.
We can not, however, but express a slight sus-
picion that thee returns are In some degree
affected vi it'll that unconscious disposition
that ciiDgs to all producers 10 underestimate
the quantity of their prOduct. Certainly the
fesu Is shown by these statistics are less salts
factory than would have been expected from
the ], az henIarN accounts tnat nave come for
ward during the progress of the harvest.
I any OF our re- ders are disposed to esit
mate the beari' of the foregoii percentages
upon the to- al yield they will ind material for
doing so in the following stateme cot, showing
the acreage under wheat and rye in some of
the leading countries, and their respective po-
pulaiion at the most recent official dates:
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LARD, POUNDS.
BACON AND HAMS, POUNDS.
Totals... i7g 522s 9 sa2 i9a 2s4 2lg. 6S7

The s. atistical position of the foreign export
move ment Of the Log product from November
to september compares as follows:
ls7i-5 1876 Incr'se. Desc
Pork, Id 3S 500 a. 295 900 24S l6Ol .....
Lard, lbs-.15O 034 lib 16 Al S2s lO42S TOO ......
BIN II, lbs "a, 2l9 6S7 33459 i99 9,5I2 .......
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By virtue OF an act of the GENERAL Assembly
OF the state or lud ana. approved March II,
1875, entitled "Au act I'm relatf "a 10 the lawns
cut, opening, widtoisg, altering, and vacation
ofstreets, alleys and highways" etc., will,
on
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-13
SATURDAY, ociober7, 1876,

sci at public sueiion, at the City Court Room.
of The city OF Ipdanspolis, India a. between
the hours of 10 oclocE A. N. and O'clock p NJ
of said day, the following described lot or par
Gel OF land, or sfmuch hereof as may be neces-
sary to satisfy he sum herein after named, as
assessed againG sucn premises for benefits,
and all costs, 70 wit:
Lot No. one n quare No. two (g Brake,s ad
dftion to tbefciIy OF Indiana JoIis, Marion
county, IndiAa, ownEd by J. II. Oglesby
against whichIls assessed the sum of thirty
I've (sS5) for ttHbsnefts I'm the matter of open
ing Second ST. from Meridian TO Pennsyl--
vania streets. HENRY W. TUTEwILER,
City Treasurer.
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LIVE SrOCK MARKET
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept IL.
[Reported by j. b. SedwicK.l

wHoLRsALE COMMISSION DEALER IN CAT
TIE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
CATTLE-There was lively market to-day,
with 25J cattle on sale, the butchers and ship
pers buvtng freely of all grades. There is no
ch ange in prices, but sales are made easily at
quotations.
Well foImed, smooth, fat shipping
FJesrs, weighing 400 to l,60U.------4 00034 80
Good, fat, smooth shipping steers
weighing LOO 10 I3OO................. 3 259S 70
Extra butchers cattle, refill .-... 5Oa& o.
M eofu 90 10 fair butchers cattIe...-.. 0la3 25
Common 0U032 70
Bulls and 5Oss2 "
sHEEP-Are In good demand at So O0@4 90 per
100 lbs.
Hoes The market to-day was quiet and
lower: a erages OF l8Oa210 lbs, s. %; good
smooth and evenly sized, z3Oa Al lbs avera e
S0a5 IS: 25Oa26 lbs avera IS 7ua5 Is; heavier
hogs IS SO per 100 lbs gross.
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WI hin these ggoups we ind the following
harvest results an the wheat and rye crops, the
PERCENTAGES given being as compared with
good average crop:
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

steers Weighing IS lbs or over. 60: best city
veal KRIS 100; best city Kip sktn, 70
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IKDIASAPoks, Sept. IL, ING.
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SATURDAY, October z, 1876,
Sale for Benefits.

Indianapolis, Ind, sgpt. IL, 1876.
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BOT BLAST CHARCOAL

Hanging Rock, Car Wheel, ton 80 OO@44 90
Missouri, Car Wheel, per ton. :. "a 0O(a39 10
southern Brands Car Wheel, ton % OOCa3J 90
Machinery and Forge. per ton... Y 00@34 %
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"IYsrrAp of being a roformer Til

''IssrrAp of being a reformer Til
den is himself in as urgent need Of
reform as tho party which has put
him in nomination"
"The Government for tho chief
Office in which ho has been nominal,
ed would not now exist il his exams
pie during the rebellion had been
followed by his countrymen. John
4. Die.
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CHERIFFs' SALE.

by virtue ofa writ Of vend. EX. issued
out Of tho Court of Common Pleas Of
Snyder, county, TO me directed will be eX-
posed TO Public Sale at the Court House.
in Middleburg, on SATURDAY, AUG.
20, 1876, at 10 O'clock a. m. the following q
described Track Of Land situate In Frank
lin township, Snyder Go. Pa. Bounded
North by laud of Thomas J. Smith. South
by land OF Philip Spaid, East by land of
Thomas Bower and West by land of VIM.
Stem, containing FIFTEEN ACRES, more
or less. Seized taken In execution and to
be sold as the property Of David spaid.
DANIEL EISENHART, Sheriff.
sheritfs' Once, Middlsburg, Pa, July
81, 1876.
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The Proposed Constitutional Amend-
msut,

The TrOpOscu OOnstttuttOnnl Amcnd-
Resolced, BY the Senate and
House of Representatives OF the
United States of America in Con-
gress assembled (two.t thirds Of each
house concurrin. therein), That the
following be proposed to the several
states OF the Union as an amend
mont to the constitution, namely:
ARTICLE Is. No state shall mako
any law respecting an establishment
ofreligion, or prohibiting the free OK
ercise thereof, and no money raised
by taxation in any state, for the sup
port Of public schools, or derived
from any public fund therefor, nor
any public lands devoted thereto,
shall be under the control of any re.
ligious sect or denomination nor
shall any money so raised on lands
so donated be divided between reli-
gious scots or denominations.
This article shall not vest, enlarge,
or diminish legislative power in con
gross.
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A matter OF POPULAR INTEREST,

We coadcn.c<,+or, ,,o sx,,,. 49,
~iistancr "e = ,,vaps,,, an ,nc xng. ks7fsty the
philas;aSbio enout OAK Hall, ~
tioihins 40 in Xmcs1csp yi.t,s la'sDsi Snd
Issitsr. "1y,,at elps,,ds pesseEs y \. o.r..
Iu1niapf snnti,' rsst - We VIC p's'ie'ng onI
Market picass ro,a a. svs's1 ussVs1rsXt ~ Sfne enQ
sirangcrs seeking Oak Hail. have ~ bcsn sot y }aS
sN,aM Is leriectly colossal Do you know
nsIp,pns 4. "fapoS' sausrc feet oo on u,,s.,,..,
80 e,lj on !si III az s,oe,as ~ ~, Matkct AMI
ihrco Gerss Goo and eoveTs .pnss Sss once Ssss
ncss place. sAAa '"en'y a'aesent busi-
X a giant t,S Young s'.n eags 9wenr s,rn,.,o,
for the freigft ma re ,,., rn,snes power
boilers steam for an, ~. riia me
tons of the housc. u s''u u4e o'ner opera
K fhcy are Ursif Dr., " tafc Srn With soodsT
the basement on Ion. 4. VI anu arrangei IN
thence on the 6a,ei, Y. =, siid Mken
tors room OF, ,hS$S% gno, gS,s"soi ~ " Inc inPee-
y.%.Is; ln.Testlnisi ihe Inst int op<ra.ton,"
measured IN iie pieee Then n inss,sS sooas arc & rs
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A Grand Display Of Shooting stars 10
pected in ~ Few Days.

From the N. Y. Herald.
The earth is about to com monce
its periodical plunge into the mete-
oric stream, or great shooting star
shower, an occurrence that will be re-
peated with greater effect in No
vembcr next. The August epoch
continues five days, and we may
therefore expect to witness during
that period some fiery displays in
the heavens. Owing to the prolog-
ed and intanse heated term Of last
month mord than ordinary interest
is taken in the anticipated phenome-
non, and particular attention will be
given to it at the Naval Observatory,
Washington.
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Orphans Court Sale.

THE undersigned, Administrators
l. Of the Estats OF David Rsngler. Sen. decd
late of Buffalo twp, Union 10, VIII expose TO
Public Ssle, 81 the Courthouss ip Middtsburg,
u. Tuesday, ASgua 22d, 1876,
The iolloyiSg dsse,itsd Real E.tsts, VI. IA
tain In Perry township, Snyder 90, Pa. bound.
81 by lsnds of y. QiuE!ich, N. Arbogast. r.
Cassnsr, and Jonathan Bottissr, oentainipS
Sirfy- F6uy Acres IS,
appurtsnanoes. kols ~ commence 1t 10 O'Clock
a, y. Of said day yhen tsrms VIII Be msds
known by PErER RAN0LER,
DAVID RANaGER, JY.
DAVID 0EbHART,
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CHERIFPS SALE.

By virtue ofa writ OF vend Ex issusd out of
the Oonrt OF Common Pleas Of SNYDER county,
TO mo directed VIII be exposed to Public Sale,
AUd, q, 1870, at ~ o'clock q IN. tho following
described LOT OF GROUND situate In the
town OF Adansbury, Beaver township snyder
.he plan OF said town bounded North BY
Market street, West by Beaver street, south
Nv sttswherry alley and East BY lot number 90
whereon are erected afwOSTORY HOUSE.
sTABkE sHOEMAkER-SHOP and other
outbuildiags. Seized taken in execution and
drum. DEISENHART ahN
Sherif's Once, Mlddlsburg, Pa, July 81. 'Io
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PUBLIC SALE OF A
VALUABLE FARM,

WHE undersigned will offer his
~ yaln.bls Farm situate IA FrsnkIin town,
from MlddlsLurs, 81 Public Sale, on asa sATuR. TJJ
DAY, SEPT. 9th, 1915. This q bssntiiui
home, conysaisst To- Schools, Ohurohss. Miiis.
@ s %saRs % r. ssss.d 3, :s: Rt:.s
;y:s'E scSs scs j Fsas A.s; =; q:
q s nss sss NIX. x:sys ssSsss.
:pss. :sa - nsss Il! ss:;
large vsi!ety ofoihsF sSelss Isaii tvsss. fSis 4
~ ss ss; s sis iss: y :..ssS e; .s: s
I: ~ - =; sss:.s ~ wv ~
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ORPHANS COURT SALE mn
WILL be sold by virtue of an or

WILL be sold by virtue Of an or.
w der OF Sale issued out Of the Orphaus,
Court OF snyder county on sATUROAY'SEP.
TEMbEk 10th, 1919, At the premises Of the late
Elias Keck, decd IN Middiecrssk towuship.
sad county. the following described Real Es,
lTRACT No .. The undivided one Asw mar,
Of certain Tract Of land situate IN Middle.
creek twp. SNYDER Co, Pa. Hound ed North bv
lands OF Jacob A. Smith. south by lands Of
John Delmer and others, East hy lands or ia.
cob A Smith, wost By lands Of Henry M 4.
Stranb and David Msiser, containing iei
ACRES moro or less, thereon are erected a
rwo.story x.xeatheFhoarded House, New
Bank Harm, and other outbuiidings, Q good
we'll and spring OF excellent water, two OF.
eharis OF choice fruit. The land is In q good
state Of cultivation. eN
TRACT No.. 9. The undivided half of A csr-
tain tract or Pisoe Of land situate Is aforos aid
and bounded North by lands Of Henry WetyeI.
south BY lands Of jacob smlth. East BY lands OF
heirs ofCaivin Fisher decd. West BY lands OF
Menry wetzei, containing AOHES, more or
TRAOT No. 3. All that certain lot OF ground
sItuate In Miadlooreek towushi?, afuresaki
bounded By lands Of John Daubsrman, Fry.
man's Estate and others, containing one fourth
OF an Acre more or less thereon q hne Lime
stooe quarry. Sale To commence at 10 O'Clock
o. IN. OF said day, whom due attendance will he
given and terms OF sale made known hy
ELI KELLER.
Administrator Of EiIas Kaok, dso'd.
Aug. !. ls7d. fri
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llISl

Democratic maj. 1923
It will thus be seen that with the
difficulties settled aud party united
in Huntingdon county, as they nov
arc an acceptable candidate and
vigorous canvass, 80 that full Re
publican vote may be polled, it will
bo no difficult matter to restore tho
Districts, Congressional and Sena-
torial, to their legitimate political
complexion.
"Tho joint call for a Republican
County Convention" by our Hunt
ingdon county friends, it gives us
pleasure to state, upon tho authority
Of the journal, "gives universal sat-
isfaction among tho Republicans.
Tho Democrats, OF course, are very
much put out about it and throw
cold water upon the movement, but
it will avail nothing. The Republic
cans feel that it is high time that
they should prove their loyalty to
the old flag. They fool that they
have played into the hands of tho
Democrats quito long enough
Public Opinion, 5A inst.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

NHERE will be exposed to Public
Il ale ut the late residence Of JOHN App,
dec'd a. the ltorongh Of Sslinsgsoye, dpydsr Co.,
ofthe said decedent. On r-,'f sl' 4fT lf'1.l
Saturday, August 10, 1879.
A lot Of Household Furniture, consisting Of
Tebiea, Chairs, lBedsteads 4 Bedding, Oarpels
Wood, GOAL Il O0okstoves, Wardrobe, Double q
Spring i'ossom booking Chairs. hsntsI Mirvur,
hla rIANO Il ORGAN. ~.
Family Christian Library With Osss, Riaht dsy
glock, Nesk and HOOK Oass, Uupbos fds, dishss,
Vinegar barrels. meat bl0oka. msAt stands, Iron
HsSsaIs' oloshes wringsE. whesl,bsrrow, Tabs,
~ Farm Implomenta. aasf
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

ny virtue off, writ OF Levari Faolas Issued
out of tho court otUQmmon Pleas of snyder 90
to mo directed. Will bo exposed TO public sale,
az the Court House In Middleburg, on sATUR.
DAY, AUG. 20, 1875 at 10 O'Clock a. IN. OF said
day the following described real estate, to wilt:
a certain LOT OF 9ROU Nd situate iu Mid.
dlocreek twp, Bounded North by Public ltoai
leading from Seiinsgroye to MidlIebury, East
by lsnds o. Christian Walter. sopth by lands
OF same, West by lands OF Laphcnus Walter,
hundred and htty tl5D) feet Ia length, on which
are erected NEW FRAME HOUSE and 9th.
or improvements. Seized, levied auL to he sold
OF his children so. ID. EIsENuknr. Sheriff
Sherih's Once, Mtddieburg, Pa. July 81, 70.
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EXECUTORS' NOTICE. Letters
~ testamentary on tho estate OF John
Lash deceased, late Of West Bssver township
snyder County, Penn'a.. having bsen grant
Indebted To said estate are reauost-
Cd TO mako immediate payment, whiio those
having claims Will present thoni duly apthepti.
caied ior settleneat ta
WIN. II. LASH,
AuAM WAGNER,
June. 2a. is'o. Executors.
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Bad Legs Bad Breasts. Sores and Ulcers
All descriptions of sores are remediahle
ny ,he proper anu ahgent use OF TINS IN
estlmabie preparation. To attempt TO cure
bad legs by plastering the edges of ,bs
-, a.. ..... 4; 81
wcunu ,oso'"er Is io''y ior shouidt the
SKIN un"e. Doggy diseased condition re-
eli CO.., A., o.. -. T, w e"
'o'. iu'y =" e" u"ys' Inc oniy rauonai
ana successful treatment, as indicated hy
nature, is TO reduce tbe infIntn ation IN
and ~, ,h. ,..,,,i a. ',.
~ ."o "'""" IN" W eoY'he tue
neigbboring parts by rubbing in plenty
oftbe Ointment as snlt Is forced into meat
Th;s u;,l ,ansa a.. ,,.,;...,, -.
drained OF from the hard, swollen. and dis-
colored parts round about the weund, sore,
or ulcer, and when these humrrs are remov.
ed, tho wounds themselves will soon. he cal :
,xarm hroad all ,,a,.. -..,i.; ,. ,
" ' pou',ocS apPi'eu
over tue hnected parts, after the Ointment
has been well rubbed in. will sooth and
~, ".u e'e"y "ss'S' 'he
cure Ihere u description OF ulcer, sore
and swelling. which need not he named
here. attendant upon the follies Of youth
and for which this Ointment is urgently
recommended as sovereign remedy. In
curing such poisonous soros IL never fails
10 restore tho system TO n healthy state IL
,bo pill ha ,,Ian ao.i;.'
y"v ,n's oe .2Seh aecordihg 10 ihe prin-
ted Instructions.
-, -, -
DphlsfTfd, liberated S0rs 1Hr0Ii, and
r !Srtyit and other E,rers
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anu favorable recciveu in un VI tne
counties. Mr.. Lyons is prominent
member Of tho Bar of Juniata coun-
ty and is the Presidential elector of
this District DIR. Smith is an emf
nent physician and served with dis
tinction in the army.
As showing the political complex
ion of the District in 1872, on the
vote for Governor and before The
18th Congressional District wa s
formed, and in 1874 when the first
contest was had, We reproduce the
following tables
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
dcies at censtabIcs' sale, ani slt tho same IN
possession OF Thomas forRer during his piess.
uro. Au pers,ns are cautioned not to fntcr-
teir or nsejdlc with tho saine, viz; Cook
Stove, pipe n fixtures, lot OF carpet.
Beaver Springs Aug 10. 1915.