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AN HONEST CONFESSION,
TfLDsN wAs on THE SIDE OF TIE nBBEts.
The Wnukesha {Nis) Dtn.oera! Of Oct. 7
puh'ishcs consplcuously tue following Washing.
ton letter:
Ne3t week viii tell tho story. On Taesday, tbs
!oth!nst.. Ohio, Indiana, and WeAtVtrgtna viii voio
the Radical hosts VIII be dcmora!xcd, and anaGIo ns
TO Fa!ty In sufficient fosce to make evcn The ahaJo
Gtsst e. aefSnt sn hght IN ko.ember Every cyee .
unseIapnlous cnemy. Int reliable advtccd from
ihe three States above nsmcd assure no complete
to VII has been made tic most 81 b. pos sn
iiagonlsts' sn hut T. svas them nothing. Tho War
;he Var. rresidcnt buchanan. Mtiiarl Fillmore, Fillmore
franklin pierck,. s,oncwall Jackson, Robert i.
dess s 0 E. asces e essskesdss sa ss,asa 2
were ' asorae 70 tho War, and especially 10 tl.o
emp9}nfnt ct solorea troops an to tho
ths eadine fe of reat aGf, i,sn;, nnd "i
many on tllc Continent Of Europe. sided with
ne South; There waa clean. cut snd honest dlt.
right or wrong Of the late Rebellion. iii. Tiiden,
wItt many other distinguished men Of our own and
1tes fe Sn leaned toward ths South during
And now that section naturally gives him ill., united
snpport: hEoea solid for him There has Been q
to deny that llc was oppo.cd to tile War, Int Mr.
Tliden himself has never sanctioned such denial.
lic stands n nov where hc stood from 1aal 10 1876.
opposed 70 tho War for coerelny tho dissatisfied
r.llt : good. od.fashtonet, State. right Democrat
eaas, Ct nS snn .snt b sho9n % sn ana
xo!s e! Sa: rsia.s, ail !pol!an,s. ss l. nsks @
liable, because hu believes Il was not Jnstidab!c.
And that Is way Indiana ai, Ohio are going to vote
eis ha stues ss9, In 9ctob H. rsoa
dent In November. They like lts nluck
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ofttlal rcFponrfbEfty, that an At ttfA moment In
ttats every fact snd statement made BY me In tho
.ert nron ny tall onlcial and personal retponsbi-
which l.nye referred far exceed In e1sent aud
atsocity any statcsncnts yet made public. Thsa
q 'ss se ss i've os ff'iass a
Id 1 Il e os a.1 o unsd se: %
ss Co. Unsd e isssss sss "
trsct.Atorncy for this sta.e, who has personally
VIII be seen. more than. verifying ny statements
wl,osv statemeSts lie presented by sha oic,al fep
@ tEs aiy seatenenta, Nc one ptofe.ses to have any
0f the two Republican Judges, Judge Moses dis.
claims any tuch knowledgo ind Judgo Willard
se non tho o1desca te eF
hands and IN the hnntla Of ihc United States Dia.
!sict.AttotTey wt! he made pn6lle 70 soon - tho
myself 70 the county to prove condition Of aatis
In this State produced By tho. Democratic party,
more a!sg.aeefal than appsan by any statement ~
punishment ovcrtakes ~ guilty tuthots. My own
st5snse +. too gFest caution T. obtaining evidence.
10 protect our citiGcns, tSigmedl
Governor Of South Carolina.
ntsTRICT.ATroRyEY CoRDIN's STATEMENT.
tsr.atn-DEAa Sir: You hAying:asked Of me a
statement .. q ths general condition Of aIai1s IN
that spent three DAYS In Aiken. and had before
me and took the n.ada.!ts Of considerable mum.
1nd that ll'de Clubs arc regular military o.gans-
zatlons. organized substantially after tho manner
o1 military Companies 10 tho United States Army.
pantes arc called Captains and Lfcutcnants. and
1ae suD9tdnete M otlicGsa arc called sergeants and
approved kinds. Rnea and sixteen. shootess are
must common. raiols arc universal; Tho com.
me5 hey et - 10
1u called out on occason by their commanding OF.
lccrs: These c!ubs hare ercated and aro causing
thsf homes at night Many of them have becn
ana Il m4y hsTd ~ hs9p sken from
md others have bcca hunted with thrsas oi nlur.
der and whipping. who thus far. hJ constant
hie ese seu esss ang esxn as; snd ns
and the, culorcd men are informed that their only
safety from deat4 q whipping lies I'll theIr sgning
Ee semss eecto t. s0i ros ts
rs, S;a, a Aiken ri a1 ,hs nuteo; o. ssl.Ied men
It eea ho. "a e'oa aans = s s Tss pa.t ta;sa
weeks at th;ttecn certainly: and At probably TWEEN
kT"Af6 or kulEIYs lHe CIVIL 8ff1 ut lilo G0YGrn.
nent in this county !s ~ poweslcss ~ The wint 10
prevent theAo atrocities. The ShesG Of the county,
II disposed. dare not htssnps to arrest the perpc.
traitors of these cfmoB fos fear Of ha own life be-
ing taken: l3c did not, ~ am ercdtahly inform
cd. 80 within *even miles Of tho 300 men, so
esttmated bJ the United States ARMY officers, ns-
scmblcd under the command Of 4. r.
Hutier near Rouse's bridge. and march
ting upon = crowd o! coloscd men
Cd. % scores Of them ni1cgc, to xiii.
In conclusion, hare only to say that the eondt-
tton Of nRalrs In Aiken County rivals the WORT
1871. 1n my Judgment, you owe II 70 roulseif ~
Governor, and ia the people Of the ststc, to exer-
else. and a. once. al the power vested In you ~
Governor 0t the State. tn put down this doplorablo
state Of aflairs. Vrry respectfully.
United States D!s&rict.AttoEney for South Caro.
linn.
D. II. CHAMBERLAIN, Governor Of South Carolina.
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tatetcatcd In ttscl,sslog politics among each
OTHER tn listen to such speaking.
FOUT1[ nENt,

sou7u ItrnI' 1fd'en fns f., 20 re r.n !Tos"f
played thctr 1a., .ar ' nro .o vI.ne neoe1ae5 @
t.rnxtI ~ tnf,r,aera e..t nsfi ay 70 Het nt
af yhi" e ~ Gas,e'y inss tso Nes tc members
Sim ~ H.. sI',,. - .! a. III. cAtTHsc oi
Deaniuo,s e fotcs ,v"tn "scoS ~ .nc EFeas
Icm5rcks dint ts,n'" "so nrw nr tsS' Is hs
champion lscior'ner of Hi. sectton, cane in his I
cent. rbrv nr" di:h"ar,nmc, hns. ,se. "o
nrr ia, ~' '''3 N'0''s"''' ''ea' 4Ho" 'aoot"
'Thjs rvcptnp III. per,h,tco,. hal .x-.,.
lcmonstratiot. Thc torchjjshs t,rocea.tons ss was
tic lnrrtst n Tho seaao,, ~" a,ovs.rSs ,sass mas
n,nr,.tti"am. ,r, ~. sIaso'' tne nIewntkh were
ircs,e,i ihc ,.rac., daos avsnIe susies soa3 a.
camnatrn. e~'~ e's"''5 "uu''ue' VI tae
Threats have hccn made apa,n.t .1arnc. f,,,vor
anil ,cf0htcn pin ~ tt1 r.,.,i ssa H. SHsca W..
seai Wofiks, nntityiny them that they will he se-
H. n13,,ts ,os ,no5 make ther appearance at
hc1c ma aager a,ghe o. one 81 tag large factoes
"ars7 +, ~ ~ e1ss'es .91 neocratc c!t,h
Hcnh!an n a,a enpasn to7aa7 declared Tor tic
'Asp""''eaa eause' -
RocnEsTs1l' fn1 p1tcH III s r. ae9asS. 91n ,,h,
nos slTe,sc e1e s tav s thc 1orce. e. .at o. LII
mesng t 1.fSi Il Futon a1d co1a Sa:
ys y a; IL xss ,s sss gsaa 1s dc an
anything ever dreamed vi by the ncms.1"ta p,tss
and they outti tl,cr,sclyes' ~ war tnwnahi,,,
was renresrn.ctl, anl thr ,iai.1",i,y ,rnno
large tiat The Commtttcs wa* 6hii@a,; - ofop ~
liz ecistom n, tn whth shonit rac.ss ~ ~ 1ecE
ner Col. Carr WA t;1n f,rst sneopnr sns n4r'
and for an hour anI taIf In hos,, epAnes: tes,
crowd by hIa arp,t.ncts and i,tosIs,;fe
VT, CI,eer ,,non cieer Srnac ~ H. ,aiii,r IL.
came out liz certainty matia t. ctesT tRat ',.s ,s
patdutic man .ai, WIN fnr iinc tvIta,ns ~
Mr Kasaan fnilowcd IN IN one ~ ~ WI. mlIn's' 1s
ical and cpnyincir nrt",,,nrnts thot i.ss oa,,
made during the e19nyass. II" rcyfcxeI ~ ~ a..
tim nf The Iaef Eornro.s ~ .,i,fah f,n 49, n. -.
.nn,nher anI sno,ro,1 H.. nh.,,tt e. ~ ~ NY
n .hc cnfo1ors. nu se aus1ry q tnc eialns
retnrt, oo''e'o'4'o eonsfe00 III tae olsect'on Of
tsni' rnrr and Nr Ko.,o, ,nr, ,,.,, ...,,,,u
to1ctor ~ su so,orn ass sa's peen speaKnK
ai tic Hcn%h1ar ".,,.c 1G ~ dian nIso ta'efaS
"'ue" tnc "eP"pnca.tl eanse IN 1naiana'
So<ctat 1t,aaira nnF1a1E; !. r.. 7,,sus.
+. T4pourrt jr,t it,t Il y .t:i's Hn".S.9i.., ,,,
teir last era,,d ray az tho Htat, ~ ~.
day. Tie fion. Hrht,vler CnIfar was aivsrtt."d
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Sp<5a% L3tpd1ea 10 3h> 1f1bghA,
New ORLEANS, La., Oct. 9.-The Democratic
state Central Committee has Just dispatched
Col. Frank Ac0loin On secret mission to the
parishes bordering upon tho Mississippi, Arkan-
sas, and Texas llues. Col. McGlotn WAS one Of
the chief Organizers Of tho While League ot
this State, and WIS second IN command during
the bloody riot In this city in 1874. Tho 8tato
Government has reliable Information that his
Instructions arc to organize Z concentrated
movement Of the White Leagues, or Rife Clubs
- they arc called, OF the neghboriug States upon
all thcse border parishes, which arc, without
exception, strongly Republican Immediately A.
ter tho elections tn 1naiAna and 0hto. This
more u In the interest Of solid South, and Il
bus been deferred 10 order that these friends Ut
the Confederate party may mt lose tue vote Ut
conscientious Democrats In tue DctooeF elec.
t!oHs. ..
Col. !. ". Patton, Chairman Of the Demo
cratic State Committee, ~ confidential circular
recently made public, lcelaresl over Ills own
signature, "Ws haye the u,eans 10 carry the
election, and mean 10 use thcm."
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I'VE CENTS.

of the doet1 red into tho buildtng wound.
in9 another Kcravdcan. This was the lint effort
since tho hat election, ii. n WAHs.
Chairman Of the State Executive COMMITTEES.
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the better It viii bo for tho Ir victims tho iuno-
cent children whose time they suuandcr.
Pre1udioe against female teachers exists in A
number OF districts, The objections urue,l
against them are, tD that they ars too lazy,
and t2l that they cannot control the larger boyi
and xifIs; Inc nrst, every one who has had ex.
perience ~ the matter, knows Is not true; and
the second, II true In some localities, shows that
the pupils In question need higher civilization
before they are srnt IN schooi,
DtREcroRs.--The Law requires the directors
W - establish = sufnciept number OF schools
and l2) TO visit them by one or more OF theli
number, once month; and Il forbids them Ia
valid certihcato, All Of those we're violated
by some districts, and vet oath was madc thai
the Ia " was mplied with.
DIsrnfcr ISsrtTurEs.-District Institutes
were hold In nvc districts: Union. West Bea
yer, West Perry. Monroe, aud Centre. These
meetings, sencsslly attended BY directors aud
Union, West Beaver. and West Perry and 4
comparison Of the condition OF the schools o
the districts holding them, with that Of those
not having any, convInoes mo that they should
be held In all OF thom.
CHiLpnnN NOT IN SCHOOL -Of the whole
number of children q proper school age tc,os ]
in school, e's, most OF whom ere growing up In
virtual Ignorance
woHK DOM nv psrsRrNrurpRNr.-- During
the 1?2 days spent IN of1cial duties, held ID
public and IA private and special EXAMINATIONS
examined 40 applicants Of whom III received
3, and .
eled 1878 miles; held 1 County Institute and Is
educattonal msstiuss; wrote ITO ofisiAi letters;
the directors. WM. NOErLINu.
Sel'nsgrovs, July Q, 1870. supt
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Only Remedy for Hard Times
Change Your surroundings.

Al .anting FRUIT FARMS, especially
adapted 10 tho growth OF the VINE, whero Il
Is an established success and pays LARn /.
PROFIT. The land 10 also adapted to the
fruits also, Grain, Grass, aud Vegetables.
Many hundreds OF excellent VINEYARDS.
om;uARnS and EARNS. can now he seen;
Philadelphia, by Railroad, In mild. delightful
climate. and at the worry doors OF tho New York
and phiiadelphia Markets. Another Railroad
THE PLACE is already Largo. Successful
and Prosperous. Churches, Schools and othe {
privileges are already established. Also, man.
aiactories OF shoes, Clothing, Glass, straw
members OF family can procure employment.
1t has boon HEALTHY RESORT for somo
years past for people suffering from pulmonary
affections. Asthma, Catarrh, Aqua, and debili.
"; many thousands have entirely recovered.
new Brick Hotel has Just boon completed,
100 feet front, with back buildings, four stor los
high, including French roof, and all modern I'm
provements Tor tho accommodation Of visitors.
Price of FARM LAND t?5.OO per Acre pay-
able by thstallments within tho period OF four
acres Of land viii count fully ~ much Us loo
Psrsoos unscqaainted with Fruit Growing.
oan become familiar with II In o short time on
Five Acres Ono Acre, and Town Lots In tho
towns Of Iandtsviils and Vincland, also tor
sale.
whilst visiting tho Centennial Exhibition,
Viueland can DO visited at sma u expense.
A paper containing full Information, will bo
sent upon application to OHAuLKs X. LANDis,
VinelSnd, N. j., free Of COST
Tho following 10 IN extract from description
OF vineiand, published iu the New York Tni.
nusR by the we'll known Agrieuiturist, solon
Robinson
All the farmers were OF the ''weli TO do" sort
and some Of them, who have turned thoir atten.
tion to fruits and market gartening, have grown
rich. Tho soil 10 loan, varying from sandy "a
clayey, and surface gently unduiating, inter.
sected with small streams ami occasional wet
meadows, in which deposits OF peat or muck are
stored, sufficient to fertilizo tho whole upland
surface alter II has been exhausted OF It's natur,
al fertility.
II is certainly ono Of tho most extensive for.
tile tracts, In an almost level position, and
suitable condition Tor pleasant farming, that
We know OF this side Of tho Western prairles,
We found some OF tho oldest farms apparently
Just as prohtaGly productive as when irst olear {.
oil Of forest hlty or hundred years ago.
Tho geologist would soon discover tho cause
OF this continued fertility. Tho whole country
Is q marine deposit, and all through tho so II va
found evidences Of calureous substances, Eoner-
ally IN the form Of indurated cslcareous mari
showing many distinct forms Of ancient shells,
Of tho tertiary formation and this taarly sub
stance 10 sscattorsi all through tho soil In worry
somminuted form, and in tho exact condition
most easily assimilated by such plants as the
former desires 10 cultivate. Aug.S,To
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A CARD To THE AMERICAN PUBLIU.> =
For many ysars We have inade two medicines
suited 70 tho silmsnt, Of vast clnssc suffer
them, and, In fact, tho word failure could
mover DO coupled with them. hut within tho
last tuo years countcrfcits OF our medicine es
have sprung mp, dangerous In their oi ose imita'
lon Of our Trade Mark. To secure the people
We have placed upon each ven0Ine box of iiol.
loway's Pills and Holiowsys Ointment the fac
Haydock. To counterfeit this is felony. We
shall re!entlessly pursue any one who initiates
this with tho utmost vlgor OF the law. We most
loan people viii aid us In our efforts 20 protect
their hoaith, and help us In our task Of 'bring-
Ing those most unpriucipled men 90 tho bar ot
Justice. Uniformly rcfuse TO purchase Medi.
clnce purportinx to no ours unless MIR. Jos.
Haydock's signature IL attached to each BOX
Of Piiis or Pot OF Ointment and tho end will
soon be reached.
Tbs public's obedicnt servants,
HOLLOWAY 4 20.
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u =. xunksls selsbratd Bitter Wine OF Iron
VII enectuslsy cure liver complaint, jaundico,
dyspepsia, chronic disrrhoea disease OF the Kid.
neys, and slt diseases arising from . disordered
liver, stomach or tntestines snoh consu mp ion
nAtulence, inward piles fullnoss Of blood TO the
disgust for food, ,funsss Of weight 10 tbs stomsch
sore eructations sinkiuR or dutte ring Of the pi
OF the stomach, swimming OF tho head, hurried
chosking sudoosting sensations when in q lyipe
POSTURE dtmness Of vision dots or webs before the
sight. dull pain In tho head deficiency OF perspl-
the side, back, head, Ghost, limbs, etc, iudden
bushes OF groAt burning In the flesh, constsnt
iInssinings 81 evil and great depressions Of spi.
rits. Price u Der bottle. Beware ofcounterfeits
Do NOT let your druggist palm OF some other prep.
ration Of Iron he may say u 10 ~ good but ask
for Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron. Take nc
other. Kupkols Bitter Wine OF Iron 10 not sold
In buik-only In 81 bottles. Il. r. Khnksi, Pro,
priesor. No. 200 North Ninth S,resA Phiiadei-
AnlA hv n A.u. ~. . q
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NOTICE TO HEIRS.

In the matter Of the estate Of John Hack
eaburg kte Of Centre Township, decd
Snyder County, s.: Commonwealth o.
Pennsylvania,
10
James Hackenburg.
Jano Walter iniermarricd with David Wall
ter Ss Jane Hackenburg, Contreyillc, Sny.
der Go. Pa. Harriet Evsrhart, NE Harriet
Iiackenburg, intermarried with Nathan
Everhart. Clyde, Sandusky Co. Ohio, Su-
sanna wilt Ss Susanna IIackcnburp inter.
married with John Wilt, Hannah Beachlcr
NE Hannah Hackenburg intermarriod with
John Beaohler, Hartleton, Union Co. Pa,
Ca'harino Weaver NE Catharine Hacken-
burg intermarried with Edward Weaver,
sohoolcraf, Kalamazoo Co. Mich, Jesse
liackenburg. Swcngls p. o. Union Co. Pa.
samuel Hackenburg, Vicksburg p. o. I'm.
ion Co.. Pa, lineal decendants Of John
liaokenburg, late Of Centre township Sny.
der County. deceased.
You are hereby cited TO be andappear bo.
fore the Judges Of our Orphans Court nj
an Orphans Court to be held at Middle-
burg. on the 4th Monday Of September A.
d. 1876 ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. then
and there TO acoept or refuse TO take the
Real Estate Of said John IIackenburg de-
ceased. at the appraised valuation put up.
on II by an Inquest duly awarded by tho
said Court. and returned by the Sheriff
Of said county. or show cause Why tho
same should not be sold. And hereof fail
not.
Witness the Hon. J. G. Buoher, Esquire,
President Of our said Court, at Middle
burg, this lst day Of August A. D. 1876.
DANIEL EISENHART, Sheriff.
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-
A WONDERFUL EsrABLIsHMESr-One
Of the sights afforded by our city at the
present time, which no one visiting tho
Centennial should fail to see, is wana,
makers Mommoth Clothing Depot,
Thirteenth and Market Streets.
This is the largest establishment OF
It's kind in the world, comprising, as il
does, between two and three acres OF
store room on one floor, and contain
ing on its hundreds of retail counters
u stock of clothing, boots and shoes
hats and caps, and Mems Furnishing
Goods valued at over ono million OF
dollars. Some idea Of tho extent of
business done Mt this giant establish
ment may be gathered from the fact
that nearly two thousand hands are
constantly employed in the different
departments of these five hundred
being always in the store engaged in
tho capacity Of clerks, statesmen, cut
tors, sewers. etc, etc.
The business is all done on one floor,
and is carried OH in all its branches
with the most perfect system. Every.
thing works rs smoothly as clockwork,
for the simple reason that every en-.
ployee in the manufacturing depart
mont has his specific work to perform,
and n particular place to perform il in.
while the clerks and salesmen are un.
der strict discipline from the time they
begin to work in tho morning until
they leave their posts in the evening.
visitors To this mammoth house are
always welcome, and are treated with
uniform courtesy and attention, wheth.
er they purchase or not. The differ
ent stages in the manufacture of cloth
ing. from the reception Of tho fabrics
IN the piece. direct from tho mills,
down to the folding of the ready-made
garments for exhibition on tho coun-
ter, may be seen here to the best ad
vantage, whilo tho wonderful steam
cutting machines and other improved
la6or,saving appliances used in the
tailoring business, aro constantly in
operation.
Tho proprietor. Mr.. John Wanama.
ker, Is also tho senion member of the
firm of Wanamaksr T. Brown, of
the celebrated Oak Hall Clothing
store, Sixth and Market streets, and oI
the house Of John Wanamaker l. Co.
SlS and $50 Chestnut street, this city
These two establishments employ over
a thousand hands, and do an immense
business.
Mr.. Wanamaker began business in
1861 with MIR. Brown, under the now
famous firm name of Wanamaker &
Brown. The business relation contin.
ued until Mr.. Browns death in 1868,
when the entire business passed into
Mr.. Wanamaker's hands, and has
since been carried on under his per-
sonal supervision with a degree of en-.
terprise and success that has not only
made his name synonym Of Ameri-
can goaheaditivencss, but has enabled
him to build up II princely private for.
tuno,--Cdttolic Standard.
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Notice to Heirs.

In the matter Of the estate Of Henry Yer.
ger, ktie Of Wittilecreek I6,onship, decd
Snyder Cumyss: the Gn,mo.weaAl,
Of Pennsylvania, To
ger, widow, susan Savers, NJ Susan Ysrssr,
lntermarried with Adam savers residing in
Middlecreek township, Snyder Co., Pa, Han
nah cIouses sk Hannah ferKsr ihtsrInarriod
with CHARLES Grouse, Washington township,
Snyder 90. Pa, .EstheI Dsubsrnsn, Swenxsi
=. q. Union 20. Pa, Henry Yorger, Middle
creek township, Snyder souuty, Pa. ((loorYe
ceased, late or Middiecreek township.
You are hereby cited to DO and appear bofore
the Judges Of our Orphans, Court at an or.
phan, Court to DO held at Middleburg, on the
ath Monday OF September A. ID. 1870 NJ I'd
o'clock In In the forenoon. then and there 20 40.
copt or refuse TO take tho Real Estate OF said
Henry Yergsr di:coased, a. tho appraised valu:
by the said court, and returned BY the Sheriff
OF said county, or show cause why the same
should not DO sold. And hereof fail not
Witness the Hon. Joseph q. Buoher. Esquire
p,Ie'!dent i, Of Slr raid c9ar,, Ct Middisburg'
DANIEL EIsENAARr, Sheriff. (.
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OELEBRATIoN.-- The 8 II n d q ,
Schools of this place, purpose hold.
ing o grand celebration and Harvest
Home, near the town, on Saturday
Sept. Q. A committee, to select the
grove, has already been appointed.
Eminent speakers will deliver the
addresses. Tho music will be fur
nished by at least two brass bands
and . string band, II is expected
the Sunbury 4 Lswistown r. r.
will run at excursion rates during
said week, Including Saturday Of
the Celebration, it being court week
at Lewistown. The managers will
spare no pains to make this oelebra-
ton o grand Success.
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DIED,

On tho 3Oth ult., In this place, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bachmam aged 81 years, She was tho mother
OF Israel Bachmau, an esteemed citizen Of this
Borough, and Of Mrs. Frain one OF our excel.
lent neighbors. Hor advanced ago and aggra
waited sickness made constant care necessary
The Rev. Wsiriok preached an able funeral DIS
course from tho w Psalm, IL verse.
On the 10th ult., In Perry township, Lizzie
Barge. aged ~ years, mouths and 20 days.
In this Place on the a6th ult., Henry Herbert
infant Son OFT. J. aud LiIslo b. Smith. Aged
monthes and days.
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WATERS PIANOS.

Grand, Square, and Upright aro tho best
made; the Tone. Touch, Workmanship.
and Durability Unsurpassed. WATERS
ORGANS, Concerto. New Orchestral. vcs-
per, Chapel, Clariona, Orchestrion Chimes,
and Centennial Concerto Chimes, cannot
be eKcellcd in tone or beauty. The Con-
certo Stop is q fine imitation Of tho HUI
man Voice, Tho Orchestrion and Centen-
nial Organs have two and one half DC.
taves Of Bells tuned in perfect harmony
with the reeds, and In Allegro passages,
their effect is magical aud elsctrifying.
Warranted for SIX years.
Prices Extremely Low for Cash. Month
y lnsiallments received. A liberal Dis
count to Teachers, Ministers, Churches.
Schools. Lodges, etc. TRAVELLING
AGENTS WANTED.
81 ocial inducements 10 tho trade. ILL.,
usiratcd Catalogues Mailed, Second hand
Pianos and Organs ut Great Bargains.
HORACE WATERS Il SONS 48i Broad.
way, New York, Manufacturers and Deal
ers.
General Agents for d. SHONINGER
ORGAN CO.. New Haven c., and Solo
Exclusive Agents for the Sale Of their Or
gans In the States Of New York, New Jsr.
sey, Psnnsylvsnis, Ohio, Indiana, aud
Michigan.
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