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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

APATHETIC-Since the election, peo-
pie seem to have lost all interest in the
stock market. Instead of saying,
'"How's stocks?" they ask. "Any news
from the East?" They rush into the
telegraph office, take a hasty glance at
the list of quotations, ask the operator
then out again on the street to discuss
the situation and declare that It's the
dog-gondest closest election they have
ever heard Of.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

DISTRICT CoURT.-The District Court
met yesterday, and without transact
ing any business, adjourned to meet at
ten o'clock this morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOTEL AT PISro.-I have leased the hotel
saloon and stables At Pinto. formerly con-
Quoted by James Allen. which l will run in +
irst-class manner. Tho table will be SUI.
piled at all times with the best the market
affords. Thr best. liquors and cigars can be
procured at the bar: Good stabling and feed
for horses.
no5tf THOMAS FITZPATRICK,
ATTENTION, EpicUREs.-Frssh hsh and East
ern transpIanted and California oysters in
the shell, received every dny bv EXPRESS from
San Franci.co at tho Sazarac Chop Stand.
no3-tf VIM. WALKER.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

DRIED UP. - The mud and a good
many patriots have dried up since
election day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

On THE WRONG SIDE. - The de-
feated candidates for county offices on
the Democratic ticket all positively as
sert that they were slaughtered in the
house Of their friends-beaten by Dem
ocrats. On the other hand, the de.
feated Republican candidates claim
that they got nearly enough Demo
cratic votes to eject them, but that
their Republican friends threw off on
them. If they speak the truth they
ought to have been on the other ticket.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

DEFEATED.-We regret to learn that
our old friend DR.. Herrick, the vet
eran Schoolmaster General of White
Pine, was defeated at the late election.
The Doctor, as Superintendent of
Schoolmarms, was an experienced and
efficient officer, and faithfully attended
the educational interests of the juvenile
Pogonippers for four successive terms.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

Ir Russia really goes to war with Turkey,
she will thereby commit . fowl" act, for
which Joe, of the Golden Rule Store, prom.
ises to knock spots out Of her, which. with
his continually increasing stock of gents fur.
nishing goods. hats. caps. boots, shoes and .
general line of notions, he will be perfectly
able to do. on
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

WINTER USpKRcLorHiSe.-The bost assert:
nsnt Of Gents heavy California flannel un.
dcrwcar. cashmere shirts, hats caps, boots,
shoes, etc. can be found at the Golden Rule
store CHEAP FOR CASH. n4-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

DELAYED. - The starting of the
steamer for Salt River is delayed till
the vote on several candidates which is
now doubtful are decided. Some Of
the candidates have their trunks
packed and are anxious to start, but
they must wait until their companions
in misfortune are ready to go. No fare
will be charged, q clean, unscratched
ticket constituting a free pass for the
trip. +.t F
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

SILVER AWAY UP.-It Is with con-
siderable qualification that we an.
noupce that silver touched "a pence
per ounce in London yesterday, open
ing at 52A pence and closing at 81
pence. As the prosperity of all silver
mining communities depends SO
largely on the price of that metal, this
news Is almost as cheerful as would be
that of the positive election of our par
ticular choice for President. Judging
from the ~differencein the opening and
closing quotations there must have
been a great deal Of activity to the
market, aud a strong demand.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

THICK The fumes from the Rich.
mond furnaces settled thickly owe the
town last evening, and the smoke was
so dense that it was with great Difficult.
ty that pedestrians could force their
way through it. One lady got stuck
in il so hard and fast that it was found
necessary to amputate her pack saddle
before she could be extricated. The
odor given off was similar to that
which would arise from a thousand
barrels Of rotten eggs struck by light
ming.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

No CoRNERs.-He lost forty-three
dollars betting ON the election, and for
consolation he looked upon the wine
when 1t was red. When he went
home last evening he found a gentle
man friend Of his wife's seated beside
her on the sofa in tie parlor, engaged
with her in conversation. He only
talked about the weather till the gem
tieman had gone, aud then he pointed
MS finger at his wife and said: "Foul
traitress, / had rather be a toad and
Iced upon the vapors Of a dungeon
IMAM give a corner Of the thing l love
Tor Others usos." She only said: IA
brute"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

rERsoSAL.-Jerry Huey, the we'll
known lumber dealer of Belmont, and
80. faikinham and Il. Hunt, prom
iheht citizens of that place, are in
town. MIR. Huey is on his way to the
Eastern States, to which portion of tho
world he "a made several trips dur
ing the past two years. Each time he
mas gone East the story has been
sprung on him that he vent to get
married, but this time he looks cuilIv.
and that he will como back with n
w'ie Is a good deal more certain than
tne result Of the presidential contest is
at this writing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

DILLHEADY, LErTERHEADs
ID and cards, printed at the SENTINEL
office. to order.
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ANTONIO FERRARIS,
PRACTICAL BOOTMAKER
First Door Above Monsco's Photograph
Gallery.

Il order. -Cork.soled Boots made a ~
speciality. Repairing done on short -
notice: Mono but practical workmen en-
ployed.
Cavalry Boots, with patent leather le~ggings.
Ladies' Shoes made to order.
French dressing fl ladies' and children's
Shoes. o5-tf
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Comm unicated.
TaoxELvrLLE, Nov. 2sth, 1876.

TRoxELvILLE, Nov. 2Sth, 1876.
Mn. EDITOR Thinking q few lines
from this place might be Of interest
to some ot your readers. I have con.
cluded 10 give you an account OF some
Of the doings in this locality !: The
elections being over and the result a
long time In doubt about the President
but on Saturday the long suspense was
broken, by announcement that Henry
Gets Of adams township. was fnall y
elected President of the District lnsti.
tute Of said township, which was Or
ganizcd in Troxclvile School House.
Nov. 2J, all the teachers being present
Thos. Swartz, killed = porker that
weighed sos lbs and I. N. Troxel one
that weighed 476 lbs. !. G. Hacken.
burg killed one eight months old that
weighed 234 lbs.
Troxelville will soon be in its most
joyfol moods. Old Fred. and Pres.
ident 0ctx, the Squire, Gust, Faglcy
and host have left for the mountains
70 hunt for deer, and We anticipate
lots of venison on their return. Fred.
10 not very good on hit but expert on
q m,iss, and the President elect carries
AL old blunderbuss with which he can
give the deer broadside after broadside
and can not fail of killing q number ol
them, unless he should be rs unfortu.
nate as q. w. B. who WAS out last
week and slept on his post and deer
happened to come along found him
thus. and run over him tearing his
coat and vest, and bounded away leav,
ing Goo. contemplating the beauty oi
the chase. 3. W.
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DIED.

Al shsaotin Dam, on the issh u,t,,, David u.
Wsndt, assd % pears, msnt he snd . dsya
A. Oentreyti,s, on the ssth uN., Mary Aiscs
daughter Of Ioss sad ksry ehsnssl. aged about
noaths.
AtOsusreyIlis on the spsh uit, wii,ie. sca u
Frsdsrick J. snd Mary z. bassr, sssd usashs.
I'm Sunday, Nov. sssh, ere! :. iiiss. .s hat
aisv Ssys SSs,tic., niss s:.,s - Issms nss % q
o., Pc AreA 10 yesPa.
The departed aue sncag ne . strunses, hut
hy her klNlnses cs heart cad usdsse a emeencs
s,aa vaa lasse ptees = ses hearts u ~ rec.
krs. nA.s4.. elsss y .ks ua.:. = 9; ed n -.
oar ulssssa Rsaeemsy. nAy oar hee~sg ~
kss sen ts<s tie slsishss essa II sAs shs'r sss'
: - cfd soolatiea.
A ssli.ssysvs, 9. Ne sssA usss JsAs =. cAs~.
blSss sesl Shest e. ysers.
sssssS : aicSs Ssss Nm ~ SS ssV ,k.
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West Beaver District Institute.

The morning session At Miidleswarth's 3
School House, Nov. 26. 1876. opened with
devotional Exercises led by II. W. Ulsh,
Pres. After singing several pieces from
the " Silver Caro-" the min ut es Of prcvi>
ous meeting were read and approved. Mr..
Fileon. the lecturer for the morning sess.
ion. not having arrived, Primary Arith-
mstic wss taken up by Mr.. Glass. After
singing ''Dear old home" Primary Read
ing WAS explained and taught by Ira FIJI.
son (he having since arrived). He frsl
gave the natural order in which the fac
uitiss are developed and then the m snnsr
of teaching II In that order. lie says
that 10 teach q, b. o, drst is the farthest
ws can gel from that order. After sing-
ing .'what shouts from the mountain I"
We ojjourned for enc hour.
The afternoon session opened with sing
~, =. from the silver carols AZ. '"soS
- lsl;vorsd his lecture as he was e,'
.s, sos w"rr;rc subject. Disc'Pl ine. W.
sung 'wsll crown iheG via fos cs Il" aud
then the Bee. read the Constitution. II Wal
agreed that Il be revised and rewritten.
Mr.. Stssly delivered his lecture on lis.
Iorv.
Language WAS next taught by Mr.. Lep>
Icy the remaining members being the pu
pills. The lesson was interesting and in'
structive. Mcclure was selected as the
place Of meeting on Dec. %. 1876. Leo.
rrers for the sspe place, Spsngler and
Glsss. Subjects aud leschsrs Tor Ban
nerville Advanced Reading. by Mr..
Stse,y Geography. by Miss McGlin'sy {;
Language. by Mi's Bowsa. After singing
few pieres We adjourned 10 meet ~
Bann~rsile. on Dec. Q. 1876.
The members prssent we're. Mise No
Glinsey and Bowss, Msssrs. Ulsb, spaug-
Ter. Glass. Leplsy. s,eeley. Edmouds. Fill
son, J. o. Wagusr and T. A. Wagner.
Reporter. W.
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RABBIT Hsnt~g. This b. 10 some
persons, raro sport Tho Sxcitement
Of the chase compensatcs for all the
fatigues. The dog and gun are sportss
mans companions. The well-trained
dog scents and tracks the game. and
usually on q run will overtske the rab-
bit. Tho practical huntsman will know
the field wherein 70 look for this game.
The rabbits color is much that OF dead
grass. His haunts 10 usually In the
centre Of q tuft Of grass. The quick
eyed sportsman will spy his game and
bag Il, while the other less skilled will
never see II until too late, and away he
goes, perhaps shot at and missed, to
the chsgrin and annoyance Of the un-
skilled hunter. The boys. unskilied
aud unsportesmanlikc, use tho club,
and IL expert, may do Il with su:ccss.
Others set snares, but this latter is cru
cl and unhts the game for use, 40 thoy
are stranglcd by hanging by the neck
without bleeding. All game To be III
for Use should be bled freely. The
rabbit is great pest TO the farmers.
They eat the bark off young trees and
often when food is sscarcc will destroy
entire orchards Of peach. apple, and
other trees.
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Thess two fees Of bodily comfort, Rhsu.
mstism and the 0out, cease their tviprs N
the affected psrt 10 daily washed With
Glsun,s Sulphur Soap, which bauisbes
pain sad renders the joints and muscles
supple and elastic. Depot Criueuion's Ne.
sixth Avenue, N. \. Hiirs Hair 4
whistler Dye, black or brown, 50 cents,
November 10 1870. ~.
S-The celebrated Elmira Boots can
be had of WagenselIer 4 son In Selins.
grove, cheaper than at any other place.
~. G. N. SMITH, from Newport,
Perry county. Pa. will furnish Snyder
county merchants, with the best COM
mon candy, French Bunting, &c. He
will be ON hand at and during the holi-
days, with all kinds Of Candies, Toys.
etc. Sept. q 76,tf.
@.If you want to make Bargains
in Ready made Clothing, ,--rrmember
what we say--go to Wsgensellsr 4 Son,
Sclinsgrove.
D9-Jons d. RAuDESBAUoH, Tailor,
respectfully informs the people Of Mid
dleburg and vicinity that he is prepared
to do all kinds Of work in his line neat
ly, .cheaply, according TO the lates,
style and warranted to ft. Cutting
done at short notice. Business place,
corner opposite the U. b. Church,
Main Street. Sept. 2S,76.tf.
Now is the time to buy Ladies Dress
Goods, Waterproof Cashmeres. Silks
&c. suitable for holiday presents, At.
greatly reduced prices, at Wsyonsel-
lers, Selinsgrove.
D0 HollowsY's Pills and Ointment. -
Scurvy and Diseases Of the skin--fever,
restless sleep, foul stomach. tainted breath,
langour, depression Of spirits always at
tendsnt on the worst cases Of cutaueous
sruptions are speedily aud radically 70.
moved BY these medicines oinimen
cleanses the skin. and the Pills purify the
blood, stimulate the liver, and promote
digestion. IS cents per box or pot,
November 18th 1875
Carpets. Oilcloihs &c. &c, also Fine
Groceries and Queonsware, to be had ut
Wagensellcrs.
MuRDER WILL Our. A few years ago
August Flowers WAS discovered TO be
q certain cure for dyspepsia and Liver
complaint, q few then Dyspeptics made
known 10 their friends how easily and
quickly they had hcen cured by its use.
The great merits Of GRxEss Auausr Flow.
Tn became hearlded through through the
country by one sufferer 10 another until
without advertising. its sale has become
immense. Druggists in Every town in the
United States are selling it. No person
suffering with Sour Stomach. Sick Head
ache, Costiveness, pAlpitation of the Heart
indieestion. low spirits. ETC., can take
three doses without relief. 90 TO your
Druggist John A. Moatz and get . bottle
for IS cents and try it. Sample bottles
10 cents
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Only Remedy for Hard Times.
Change Your surround dinss.

All wanting fRUIr FARMS, especially
adapted n the growth ofthe VINE, where Il
IL an established success and pays LARGE
PR0fiT; The land 10 also sdsptsd TO the
srowth q Peaches, Pears, APples and small
Many hundreds of excellent VINEYARDS,
ONJHARpS and FARMS. can now 10 seen.
THE LOCATION IL onlv - miles south Of
climate; and at the very door. Of the New York
and Phiiadelphis Markets. Another Railroad
runs direct 10 New York.
THE PLACE is already Large, Successful
pri,ilegessre siteady established. Also, man.
utactories OF Shoes, Clothing Glass, straw
Goods and other things, at which different
members OF family can procure employ
II has been a HEALTHY RESORf for some
years past for people suffering from pulmonary
affections, Asthma, Catarrh, Ague. and deblii.
~ many Thousands have entirely recovered.
new Brick Hotel has Just been completed,
100 fect gont, with back buildings, four stories
high, Including French roof, aud all modern I'm.
p. ice Of FARM LAND t36co per Acre. pay.
able by ibstallments. within the period Of four
years. In this climate planted out TO vines. 20
acre. oil.nd viii count fully n much as 100
Persons unscquainted with Fruit q owing.
can become familiar with II Ia . short time op
account ~ surroundIpgs
Five Acres One Acre, and Town Lots 10 IN,
,orns Of L.andisvilie ani vinsland, also tor
sale.
" must N1Hlting tne CentsnntAI ENhtbttt0n,
Nineland can 10 visited at smai expense.
A paper containing full Information will be
sent npon application to CHAuLss X. LAMBS,
Nineland, " j., free OF cost.
The following pan extract from description
OF Niuslanc, published iu the New York Tai.
nrsR by the well known Agriculturist, Soion
Robinson
All the farmers wcrc OF the well 10 do" sort,
and some Of them, who have turned their alton.
tlon TO fruits and market gardening Y, have grown
rich. The soil IL 'oam, varying from sandy to
clayey, and Eurisce gently undulating, inter.
sectei With small Streams ami occasional wet
meade ws, IN which deposits OF peat or muck are
stored, sufficient 20 iertilifs the whole upland
surface aftorn has been exhausted ofits nstur.
al fertility.
II Il certainly ono ~ the mos. extensive Ter.
tile tracts, In RH slmost level position. and
suitable condition lor pioasaut flrini,g. that
We found some VI the Oldest farms spparently
Just as prontab'y productive As when hrst clear.
ell Of forest nfty or hundred year. ago.
The geolngist woul sooa discover the cause
OF this continued fertility, 1ho whole country
II q marine deposit and all hronsh tue soil wo
found evidences OF fcalureous tubstsuocs. gener.
Ally In the form Of iniuratei rai'arenus mari +,
showisg many distinct forms ot All cieut shells,
Of the tertiary formttioh AMI ME pAfl7 sub.
stance IL scattered all through the .oil 10 very
eomminuted form, and In the exact condition
most easily assimiiated by such plants -. h'
former desires to cultivate. Aug ,is
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TRIAL llST...peC. TeRM.--IS76.

Abrshsm Ksunnsa and Bepjsmin Ksun nsn W
Mary A. Long.
James NJ. Lon gsers W. Daniel Lssss.
J. J. Bsdmsu ". II. z. Richter ana J. ". osu-
slsr.
J J. Bsdmsn ". II. Z Richter andJ. W. osu-
gisr.
Frederick Friss Indorses Ae.vs.F. J. 4. zslisr.
Dsnisi Bohnsr va A. 8. Cummings, sts.
Jshl Q. sehnurs Endsrsss he. W. John .. Wolf.
George W. niigsr ". John 9ross. Sss.
j oseph Wsnrich W. John usrtmsu.
franhlin J. oohooh ". Allen ulfich.
Ire esysrs Of si, for nss he. ". Jacob r. Sodsr.
l.. X. Hum mel W. John b. Foetlef.
Wm. q. Asrroid u. Ann L. Williams.
lssac Strasssr vs. Edward Stroup.
Aslior, Bainss 4 Msiior ". T. r. Rohbset With
notice &c. .
ksts Artisy By her nezt friend 10. ". Jsmss r.
Artisy.
The above causes are st lssuo and for trial ct
Decsmbef Term A. u. tsfd
r'''h';H Ho, Ss;:' ,.ls ,s.llssdi''u's oRousfF; f;;o,A,
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Em A LECTURE
W. To Young Men.

S0AA
Just Published, in Sealed Enrelope.
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A Lecture on the Nature. Treatment,
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ani Fits / Mental and Physical Incapaci.
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The world-renowued author. 10 this ad-
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BY which every sufferer. no matter what
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any sdrrss, pos, paid. on receipt Of six
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Address,
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MARRIED..

Al Bssyertosu on the 2si nlt.. BY Rev. ID, NJ.
Stetisr, Mr.. WiiiiAm m Howard ooss .snd Miss
Macy aoss, both VI Decsiur twp, Mimin %
Al Nsw Bariin, on the 2sth ult.. by Rev. z. a.
Ysarick, Mr.. Johu Allen No yer, Of Adans typ,
snd Miss Ssssh y Rsariet, Of Franslin twp,
Snydsr county,
o. the so.h of April BY the ssms, Nr Emsuu.
q I, boyer aud Mise Msry 4. Solver, both ol
Onlon county.
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psrrr suRess.

stk<kue
Adans-Josish Bingamsa, Hsnry Gets.
James Miidlsswsrth. 4 - $50
Bssvsr--Samusl ., Baker. ,. blgsr.
Jacob 0rops.
Beaver wsst--Isase Shelby, Rsubss Smith,
Amos suook.
Centre Mohn. David ustss. H.'k.
0sndsrs. Aaron @. Walter.
Chapmsu-. Psnress brown.
Essklin- wm. D. 0in, Abasr Howell,
Adam Rsanlugsr, Chas. II. Stsietng-
o.. Samuel d. Walter.
NiAdlsbuuR-ssausl Bowen. John A.
, Moab ysan r. Smith, Pred. Walter.
Neavss -Dsslsl Beaver, Jaesb Long ssn.,
NIdjissrsst --JeAa bletsi. Jssl Bilssr,
Jehu o. Aslsss.
Peou --phillp Dvssss, Daalsl 0t, Henry
v, neaig. Dsst. ulrish. wa, J. Veg
psvss-ss. o, xulss. David Rsbsr.
Persy wsei-H. Q. ohslly.
osllSsgrsvs--Alfssd Asbsosel. Jsha D
pSeh)oFs ooUuel yaoo(s Reeey Hs9og
)soooh =, kunhard. pveeh. welrlee
Un6eo-1sssb 2. us1ay. David .. IhuPo
\ N ~ y. O. Wllllsns.
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1ro DrtrrovxSm.--we would remind

70 DEtmorxSn.--we would remind
those who are In arrears to this Office for
Subscription, Advertising and Job
Work, that ws are in need Of money,
and hope they will make arrangements
70 pay US in part II they are unable to
meet the whole amount. Our weekly
oli,ee expenses VI paper, labor and
material must be met with the cash
and while the hundreds Of accounts
patrons suffer 10 run from month TO
month and year 70 year, may appear
70 be small In themselves, they Aggre-
cate large amount 10 us. We hope
this call will be responded toby oil who
arein arrean.
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Assignee Notice.

A LL persons interested are here
A ey ne,issA thai wnltAa 4. Neysr o,
Aasns ,:s sss'r ssysss sssss. nsss & A ,, .s, =.
SSs anAevstSu ueA Ter The esaeAt y, hts eseaitsrs.
All Fsr-eas Ass tps slAims ere res ssss~a " rre.
ssat thssl " the anAessteaea. ssa rstsons 10
Hsv.e'N Asssssss.
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
NOV. Goth, 1870


Trains leafs Herndon as FOL-
Io,cs (Suuddys E'rcepted.)
For shamohin, 1915 ii.oo . IN and
For NJ Carmel, Ashiaud, Tamsqua,
Reading. and PhiladslPhis.
Trains for He,ndon, lease az fo,loss.
(Sanddys Excepted.
Leave ehauetia. 500 n i.5o and
$40 p IN.
Leave Philsdsiphia s.i6 N. Rssdins
1850 4 m.
Po,,.,ills. ts,Iop . N. Tsnsqss las ,
= Ashisod (? 80 p n
Nj. Carmel ais . N.
Trains Law Hdrisbxrg ds follows.
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A pMINISTRArORs NOTICE.

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CONVENIENT STOCKS. ac.-cIos.
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South TIL. .rd Street Philsdsiphis. Stoke bought
and sold either tor cash or on margin. Nov.
Gath. 1876.
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ATTENTION ALL

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