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Mr.. Robert Reesor. of Markham. Cana
na. arrived ON he 10Th inst.. nj Qnebee
from Scotland. with 100 pure bred Shet-
laud ponies They are considered I" he
the best and handsome,t lot Of ponies that
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17

Gcbn2 Nu baben ste bic Armee &c,
soGen 2"-6err pom @enbSupre fab
i'm Hnar an, rabnt feline 9ano unp
nefate fh ~ tbnt nteber. uu ibu al
antpOrten. Die leBteu Graeen tbres
8atsrs batten Ebsreie eeraltlam aus
tbrer Setdubun9 entpcraerifen, tie iab
ote Bsweeuneeu ees 0errn pom Sem
r6uure. bic @erswstFuns sab ttr t'suss
2eten. fe fab, ras nod nt&t Nuss oer'
loren (st, unb l6nsI BON tbrem StBs
aufiprinasno mari fe ben Sttdrabnlsr
NIT @srduG6 III 8open. 0sncSuSrs
rpsneete fi@ BET BEN Sale seset. fe uup
fab, wte fe, auf ben Snteen lte8sup,
bftteno bte 5dnoe au ibm empOrifrsdts.
Ct f@wfea erlGrcfsn. uno tauleno Ssrs
vtrrte @spantsn bur&treuatet leiu @es
btrn. Der Marquis lief f@ pur6
cas @erGul@ nt@t unterbre&en, iUnosrn
fubr fort: ~Bas iust cte a6nisin ?
@er 1T In ibrer Ndbe? Der pberfeHutb
ruete b%seenfen, ras es ni@t blOe gait,
ctne Armee 3u bElben, lonreru aud etns
Rsesnt(Gaft etn3ufeBen. Sd weis,
eaB eS lspr lhwer III, estrennte Corps
au3ufdbren unb BE @tfsrludt Der e!ns
;elntn 8efsblsbaber 3u unterorIden,
aber pie Nnpslenbett pes S5nt9s lOats
ale bic per1&ieDene1 SntereGen ~ eli
mem stns:sen oe~retnisen."
(8CrtleBuns fUIst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17
Scropbeln nno anOere
Grantbeitem 0eS 8luteS.

SerCpteln (King's EviD fnS etne Ser
berbntb Der 9dfte pes R6rpers, tpelGe BEN.
felben nit Idftaen uno bDsarttaen unreinta>
fetten iberlaoen. Die @Onittutton pes Sol
pers rntrb aei6wd6t, felbft penn Die 6ueeren
@n3et6en total feblen, weIhe purb Illus
f&ldse auf benz 8Opfe ODER anDsren Sbe.len
bes R6rpers bic Nnwefsnbsit bon Scropbeln
a~nletGen.
Die &raufbett 1T Jim 10 eefdbrltber unp
ernftlther, bd btefelbe In pisleu Sd1en erb.
LID BON GeiGleHt auT @efhl,tt foftae
pfanat rrtrb uno ftreditb fino pte Sclaen,
rrel2e @usjebrune. 8erfhndrune Der Sober
unb enblth ben Sob rad fih atsben
Sur peaetabiltlhe NeDistaen. welGe bte
Sdfte bes 86rpers reintsen uno ben Slit.
tfCf entfernen, linD bter BON wtrt1tHem
Wertbe.
Or. &usuff 8Suta's 6ambureer Tam,lien.
WeotStnen uno unier bieien Or. Mueuff
Scnta'S 6ambur3er SrOpfen re,niaen oas
Spfem. erneue1n Die Sdite uns entfernen
bas eetcen, tnoem ie IS NIT Der 8Hr3rl
aueretEen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17
Qeberlei0en.

Die Sober TT zines Der wttttsGen Sreane
bes SDrrere unc lo1te man naber alien I'M
:sselmdbtetetten btefes Organs &ufmerf.
amtett fhenten. Qeberletben umfabt emit.
osber etnen 9epiGen Grab BON Grdgbett bes
Or9anes, Der es unbefdbt9t bic uDtbise
Mense @ans ab3ufOnbern Orer etne Ser.
tOpfun9 in ben @alensefdBes. welGe bic
Gale btnpert tn ben Darmfanat 3u eelan>
gen. Die 3aut erbdlt cine eelblthe Sarbe,
es inb 9hmer3en in Der redten Seite unb
reGten 56ulter %pcrbanbeR uno Der appettt
ntmmt db.
Or. Musut 86nta's 5umburser Eropfen
fdrfen uno resultrsn bic Sober, ~retntaen ben
Mdeen unb e%ntfernen aus ben @ebdrmen
bte sartn angebduften Grubitdtsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17
Der

Grbe pun Si9mnnoskrou
@rjablnmg
BON
NSilbeIm @ercbenbacb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17
Grneuerune, ni6t GrfA6pfuna.

ST. il Elm sef6pddtes menfali6es g8eTen unt,r Der
Ginwtrtans %mddtiser abfabrrntttsl OSer SpeiaeI treis.n~
Der NittteI fart %eerprhtn ? 3uptitsn TT Is rStbia. BEN
Stubleane ~ ~resuliren. sds tam aber nt6t burt fr etttas
pursirun9 sef&eben, weIGe bic 4ebeustr6fte ,ri6spft uno
ni6ts Gute6 besrsdt. Der etn3ise pabre aDea ,r Sir
btruns Der @eiuupbrtt unb &raft. trel6e fur bte Rsuels
mdB,etett Der S~untttpnen trefentIih fu6, befebt boriu. BEN
Dr8anismus slstGSettis gu ~trdftisen, su raauiiren unb m
~reiutssn. Die duserprbeutli6e gDtrffamtett BON Spfet.
ter's straightforward tn Sdqeu BON S6r6de pbsr
ltnrsselmdbteteit Der Orsdue Der GerbaRuua, 8futb;J.
hung, Abi6etpuns unb NusIeeruns, wire alsemetn einas.
r6umt. Mppettt, quite Derbauuna. reeelm6stser StuUI-
gang, tbdtiser 8lutumIauf unb &etntett Gaer & dfte. rpirs
furd bteies f6fltde Stdrtuues= unb Reselunss nttt,I Der.
b~eisefabrt. @s bat liberties ni6t feines @Ie,dsn ois en
0prbeugunssmitte segen SrGfeIfeber unb anrere Nrtsn
malortfner 8raHtpeit Auspanberern unb Reifenben IN
es ais meptjintf6es S&usuittel b~tiSnbsrs bisnIi6 XII.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17
Chicago, Milmaufee unb
ct. Yaul.

BerIaHen. &pnnutn an.
Gbiensp unb @aHern @rprt6* lI:22 WOrm. *3:0Ogta6m.
gbtcat unb Gafern &rpree+ 7;40Na&nt. 1910 Born.
Soma u. Nltnn. Dtptfpn.
1rairte bH Gtten, Wtlmdutee
unb Chicago &rpree.......* $50 yprra.* 6.3 Nta6m.
Spatpnna 8Ise...".....:* 4.52 Na6m.* 10.30gprm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17

Cine sefunSe rt9elmdstae 9erSauns III
Der @runbfetn Der @eiunbbett bes menfh.
ltnen &0rpers. Die metfen &rantbetten,
benen Der Maaen unterwDrfen III, entfrrtn.
gen eetDrtem gerbauunss : @ermGlsn unb
boburh etnsetretener gerfopfung Der Candle
bes 86rpers. Dtele @erfppfun9 au teben
psrben aber oft ret3enbe Mebt3tnen anse,
nenbet, nelde nt6t felten etne Gn~t3Inbuna
Der Darmtdute berporrufen unb ben RDrper
forbidden. Sraft mns tn bic Srsane &C..
bradt unb beren SunfttOnfn reeultrt werben.
Oils elm ueeefabtlilGer &s9ulatOr feten
Or. &usut R6nts's 9ambureer SrOpfen
unIbertrDTen Da. Dteielhen r~etntaen ben
Magen. tdrfen bic 9eber urb f1elen bas &C.
forte @erpauunas>germ6sen wteber Der.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17
We(fbware
Tle9ten, sal3tmB

entfprtneen o1e rnretnem Blute unp tit pd
Der our6 Den anerfannten Blutretntaer Or.
Muautt 8Oni9's 9amburaer xrDpfea bel
@tftfof aus BEN 8Drpsr 3u entferneu. Of
TT es tsoo6 nDtbta. I'M Die 6ttluna 3u De.
lGleunt9en, duberllbe l0fdtt mtl.i ar,u
penoen. Nls eth 'Dihss IT Dr.. lu. UT So.
nta's bdmburaer IrduteIpflt,r IDnobt uls
3us- wte 9et-Gfatter DON sursr Mlrfune
uno letifet bsioncers tduaenpen Mutteru
nel6e an a%e,nwOleneu 8ruiten ieiDsn, un
besablbare Dtsnfe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17
Nerb0le &opfi9mer3en

werben burG 8erfopfans cber gerbauunas.
St6rungen be%rpcrserufen. D~tetentsen @er.
foneu, welGe an btefem uebel Ietben, nninFen
&afee, &um. Bier unb Tabad yermetDen
uno Den Se,b bur6 Or. Mueuf 8onta'a
6amburser Srppfen Dfen balten.
perloneu, wel6e elmer fteenben 0ebens.
wetle unterWOrfsn finp. fOalen E@ frnb
MOraens 8epe9uns tn frster Quft MAIDEN
uno Or. Nuauit 8Dnts's 6amturssr crop.
fen rnebrmals ces Sl9es In ttetnen Dozen
9ebrauhen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17

Grnf BON 2auenbel bate lceben II
Bonn feline nntperitdtsfubten beenpisi
uno NIT 8rOeem @Ian3e feinen Doctor
9eua@t. Ute eS ON erfen bes No
mats thinner 3u seideben pflsete, tral
aud beute Der pOfbote in feline Stabe
unb iberret&te tbm ben ibIt&en @eIr:
brief. Gin 3ua Der Gerwunoeruna
8tn8 our@ ietn @sf6t aIs ct bic bobe
Summe ouf benz Brtsfs lag.
"6~inftaulenD Gbaler flnerte CT.
has TT ia etn ean3ss Capital" als
er alstn mar, 6fnete CT ben Brief unu
lac. Der SnbaIt mar furs. wle TIM
sler, aber ctesmal Iautete er gan; an
osrs, ndmIt@: "5err Doctor GrnR
BON eocenreI empfdnst btermtt fanfs
t%auleno 5baler. Sc 1T ote leBte Gen
Dung. oenn Der 6err Doctor bat nun
9enu9 9elernt, UNI auf etsenen GdBer
au febtn."
Der Brief fam, pie INNER Dor
S5ln. Gtue untel6rtft bate {,
utht. Grnf lfbnte G6 tn bas Scpbo
Surdd uuD ubsrIisb fi6 feinen @epans
fen.
"atfO ete sebetmntBpOue Quslr in
uertF9t," murmelte ct. "perfteet fir
Asnnsr. Nun, td barf MID nt6t be-
Hagen, oenn tb babe ntemulS Maneel
esI,tten ; ober psr t@ eieentli6 bin
uno wer ft6 metnsr 10 ltebeSOu aree,
sDmmsn, pas TT mir bts beute ein un,
vrStiinb!ihes @ebetmntB esblieben.
GO melt tb auridoenfen fam. befano
ih MID In Rbln bet Dem euten prIt,
r1onn ; er bat MID timer wie Elm
0atsr bebanOelt, unO i6 babe ibn
aud roFir eebaItsu, bts ne Ssute mid
etnrs Anrsrn beIebrteu. Als t& sur
untosrfttdt aing, io0ir ct mir felbf,
na6 er nur @atsrfsae an mir oertreten.
Ssitrem babe t6 nt@t mebr aus ibm
bs~rausbrirosn f6nnen. Ssst absr fol-
Ct Gorbe %befennsn."
Ger Stnoe1t mar eberl TN 8e9rife,
Der Staet Bonn uno Ger unipnftdt
0aItt ~ lasen. Seine &Ofer rparen
f&Un NIT Der Babn nod R6ln seean.
gen; itBt uabu, Ct Nbi9tep uOn Den
6au6leuten unp be9ab ft@ ebenfaas
aur CITATION. Sine Stunoe ipdler be-
fam Ct n6 tn S5In unb uanDerte per
8plafnSane au. SGUn pUn Wstlrm
fab sr res oduS6en, on De6en 8enitsrn
rctbe unterlateu. Strimpfs unD lonftss
8stleioun9sae8entdnDe fir ben ees
p6bnltben Wann ouseefeQt rparen,
cenu psltmann war Elm tle:ner Raufs
tnonn. Der lt@ NIT 6ieiB unp Spar>
faufiit purh cas- 0e5en ldius.
ii taM lsBt an pte Sblre uup lhautt
bic Strase hsnob. SobalD er letnen
NlesslObn s1bLidte, elite er tbm eutees
gen unp WGul6te ibm NIT berallbeu
Woitsu Slid sur DpctOrwlrpe.
"paf aaf ben 9oOen," luete Ct 81
rem @sDuifen uuo ,Os cen Stupenteu
Ia Ole StuSe. NO fhon eth 9mbib su.
rs6lBsitsut mar. Grnf mar psrftimmt
unO bo.ie menis Appstit. .0utsr,'
(aate ct nab elmer WetIe. LID Dab,
bsute etnen Brief nit fd~nftauleno 1pa-
bern betOmmen. SO 1T Das leBte Sch
neil t@ lsst lernen miGe. auf eigener
HdBsn III fteben. 6ter lies"
peltmdnn Ias, ntdte NIT benz Rcpf
uns lpraG 4: ~@s bat lstne &t&ttstsit
@s 1T gut. bas bic Summe 70 srOb 1T
5dtte man Gstner absr audi oar nt1
9eoaat, 10 wirpet Du bod tetner
WGnsel seltttsn baben, penn bet oetneu
YFsseOuter bdttet Du INNER Detl
5aus unO betu sebabt."
,.S6 weis g, 8ater, Du trarei
immer ItebsuUu psssn mid; ater jeB
: mubt Du mir enplt& retnen Detn etn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17
Welb(ntbt.

@elbfu&t tt t .5tOruns Ger 9sbsr unb
blourH percorasbrabte ueberfulans bss
Blutes nit @lae. &~e,ntsun9 Der Sdtte
tn SClge ron tuGrsem abtubren eurh Or.
@uguf SDnts's 6am5urssr 1rCpfen, taa.
tide lauwdrme Sdcer. une gtweAune in
refer 2uit iinO be bsten 5aftpren etne to.
tale 9stluns au be3wtden.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17
Jacob Watmser,
Rehts- Anwalt unD notar.

Office usbsn SdnfOrbs9 Icd, S%es.nabtr s,aG rurt 5puf..
ct. Yaul, Mtnn.
SsfSdfttst f& Defenders NIT gusftrttsuns unb
unterfuGun8 BON Redtsttteln [&tfreets pf 81.
telsl frwie NIT BEN @ntdHf BON une euardnttrter
@elbdnlesuns ar 9ruubetse nttum. alt nutart.
ellen arbeittn fur Sn' uub NusInnb ale gDnmaGttn,
&tfaonen, S&entuneen, Gtfdm ente, 6sprtbtftn, Rauf.
brtefe, gsrtrdst, pdHt &c. prompt uab rt@tseaItts btfrrst
uub ausetRelt. S.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-06-05
"a" See Schwartz's Advertisement.

Doings in the Registers Of5ce.-Letters
of Administration during the past month
have been granted as follows. To Mrs.
Catharine Wertz on the estate of Solo
mon Wertz, of Centre twp. toJ. Wesley
CAN'T, on the estate of Patrick McKen-
ney of Centre twp. to Jacob M. Stam-
baugh on estate of John Stambaugh, of
Tyrone tp.; to Lena Lukenburg on the
estate of Adam Lukenburg of Rye twp;
to Michael Derrick on the estate of Liv-
ingston Stewart of Penn twp; to Ed
ward Harper on the estate of Charles
Sweezey of Newport to Margaret r..
Kerr, on estate of Thompson w. Kerr,
of Tuscarora twp.
Letters testamentary have been grant
ed as follows: To Emanuel Freeman
and Jacob H. Wolf, on the estate of ia
cob H. Wolf, of Savilie twp; to DR.. ID.
b. Milliken on the estate of Mollie
Laughlin of Landisburg; to Christian
and Henry Gelbach on the estate of
John Gelbach of Wheatfield to Har-
rison Reed on the estate Of Margaret
Reed of Newport to DR.. ]. III. Case on
the estate of Rachel Keefer, of Liver
pool.
Assignments have been placed on rec
ord as follows: Peter Swartz and wife of
Saville to John Rouse; Margaret Don
ley and James P. Donley of Carol to
John S. Ritchie.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-06-05
THE TIMES NEW BLooMFIELD PA, JUNE s, 1877

Cumberland County.-We copy the fol-
lowing from the Cumberland county
papers of last week:
One of the most startling crimes that
has been committed in our town for
many years was consummated on Satur-
day night. Mr.. Samuel Kronenberg,
better known as Cheap John, was wend-
ing his way homeward, after a very busy
day, about 1915 o'clock on the evening
named, and, nearly opposite the jail, on
Main street, was attacked by two men,
(white,) one of whom caught him by the
throat and held him while the other
robbed him of his valuables. Mr.. X.
struggled as best he could, but tight
grip upon his throat made resistance
useless. The thieves, whoever they were,
succeeded in getting $500 in money, an
elegant watch and the store-keys. This
loss falls heavily upon Mr.. X, as he Is
not man of great means. The sever
ity of the grasp upon his throat may be
inferred from the fact that he was very
sore yet on Monday morning.
On Saturday morning, about nine
o'clock, the large barn on the farm Of
Jacob Shelly, situated about two miles
south of Oysters Point, was discovered
to be on fire. and in very short time
after the fire was discovered, the build
ing was q heap of ruins. Among the
losses enumerated was the destruction of
400 bushels of corn, spring wagon,
reaping machine, and number of other
farming implements. Live stock all
saved. eLoss not known.-MirrOr.
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ca See Schwartz's Advertisement.

Sherif's Sales.-On Friday last the
following properties were sold by the
Sheriff. The Marshall furnace proper
ty at Newport, was sold in six tracts, ].
NJ. Pile being the purchaser of all. Tract
No. 1, for $3.50; tract No. 2, $25;
tract No 8, 81 300; tract No. A, $1,000 (;
tract No. 5, 5000; tract No. $45.
A tract of land situate in Liverpool
twp, seized as the property ofSimon
S. Charles, sold to S. & w. G. Thompson
for $9350O. Also, tract of woodland in
same twp, for $1,000. Also, lot of
ground in Liverpool for S1OS.OO. Also,
another lot of ground in Liverpool for
$54.00.
A tract of land situate in Centre twp,
seized as the property of Gotleib Light,
sold to Felix Gingerich for $34OO
A tract of land situate in Tuscarora
twp, seized as the property of Davidson
Miller, sold to Adam CIouser for $34.
A lot of ground situate in Liverpool
borough, seized as the property of Jere-
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eg See schwartz's Advertisement.

Iuniata County. - We copy the follow
ing from the Juniata county papers of
last week.
A daughter of Samuel Stimeling, re-
siding in Water street, Mif1lintown,
whilst playing along the bank of the
canal, fell in, and was almost drowned
before she was rescued.
On Friday evening last, Edward, son
of Mr.. Samuel Strayer, of the borough
of Patterson accidentally shot himself
through the heart of the left hand with
pistol. The ball passed entirely through
the hand. DR.. Banks dressed the wound.
A few days ago Robert, young son
of Mr.. Thomas Patton, of Spruce Hill
township, was kicked by a colt and seri-
ously injured, while leading the animal
to water.
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s9g See Schwartz's Advertisement.
For The Bloomfield Times.
Serenaded.

NMr. Editor:-On last Tuesday even
ing, the Blain Band went out into the
country to serenade some of the citi-
zens. That day being the 2lst anniversa-
ry of the married life of Solomon f.
Bower, one of the Commissioners of the
county, the Band gave him serenade,
after which the Band was treated to an
excellent supper, served up by the Com
MISSIONS wife, who is one of the best
cooks in the county. Mr.. Bower is one
of the most successful farmers of the
Upper End. He has two farms lying
side by side, and under the highest state
of cultivation. The Band came away
well pleased with their entertainment.
ANON,
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DEATEES.

PETERs-In Watts township, on the Path ult.
Mrs Fanny Peters wife Of Mr.. Michael Peters,
aged AZ years, 10 months and 81 days.
HABE0KER.-On the 29th ult.. in East Newport,
Mrs Mary, wife Of j. j. Habecker, aged % years,
months and days.
twp. Juniata county, F. M. Doughton,aged about
so years.
SwEEzY.-On thei 28th ult., in Newport, Mr..
Charles Sweezy, aged about 55years.
MILLBR.-O the oath ult, in Savile twp, LebO
Miller, aged n years, 5 months and q days.
GELBACH.-0n the 10th ut., in Wheatheld twp,
John Gelbach, aged rs years, months, and 6
days.
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Philadelphia Produce and Stock Report

PHILADELPHIA, June 2-Trade has been light
the past. week with more. steadlness In prices
duce the quantity offered which has somewhat
stlifened prices. Sales we're made yesterday at
following rates. Wheat l75@2O0; Corn, 56@l59;
sale
Stocks: Penn'a., II. r., 2s15; Reading. 1111 | Le-
high Valley, 81; Nor. Central, Az; Phila & Erie,
61. Gold lQ6ls
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Church Notices.

Preaching in the Lutheran church
next Sabbath at 2t o'clock z. M.
Preaching in the Reformed church
next Sunday at 10 o'clock A. M.
Preaching in the M. E., Church next
Sunday morning at 1Ot O'Clock.
Presbyterian Service next Sunday
morning at 10t o'clock. Sabbath School
at 81 a. m. Prayer meeting next Wednes-
day evening at 8 o'clock.