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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

COOhI OALENDAnS 1nlS OAIs
sUPREMS CouRr-cHAAskRs--Hsld by Judge Pot
terNos o. 81 10S, la LIT, 49, l62. ITO, ITO. IT.
suraEME CouRr--GEsrRAL TsRx Adjourned until
July 30.
SUPREME CouRr-sPEcIAL TxRM-Hed BY Judge
Donohue Mos $40, 1885, So $50, rs 1876. o67, $685. 564
667 574 49, 400, 47O, sos, S26 Sl4 $780, ga 526 576
supaExE CouRr-CIRcUrr-Par HELD by Judge
Van Bruntshort causes--Nos 1921 34S5, 342l, 30a7,
222S 3261 1860, 1851, 1896, 5000. 1861 25;5, $685.
Part 2-Held oy Judge Van vorst.--Short causes--
Nos 1892 sSss 245l sa7l 22o4 s412 $685. 1921. s.oo
1859. Part s--Held by Judge Barrett-Short causos-
Nos $685. $780, 2559 3l0l 1882, 3511 $780, $685. 3428
1922, 1851, a49l, $685., 1862 $40
the fourth Monday oil June.
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPxcIAL TERx-Held BY Judge
Sedgw,ck. A. Issues of fact-No So.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TEsx-Part l-HeId by
Judge Saniord-Nos $3.50, 745 3l8, 1853 564, 445 144,
l4s, 2ds 500, 44s. $50 67s. 1884, 1891 rar, Held
773, 1864, $751; s14, 1854 Part 3Hed by Judge Freed.
man-Nos. 915, 964 1926, o04, $780, So7 1893, $685. 900
oil $685. s7o 4s5 4s6, 620 ST., oo7, sos sos sl0 ga
COMMON PLrAs-GEsERAL TERx.-Adjourned sine
COMMON PLrAs-EouIrY TnRx-Adjournsd for the
COMMON PAEAs-sPEcIAL TxRx-Hsld by Judge Van
COMMON PLxAs-TRIAL TsRx-Part 1-Adjourned for
the term. Part 2-Hed by Judge J. = DAILY One
hour cansss-Nos 27ec 24sa 2so2 2s!2 2S2S 2Sia
Mlaiss CouRr--rRiAL TxRx-Part l--Heid by Chief
a28s, 4s49 1902, ASA 4723, $780, 4766 4s7s, 476S,
490O 4905, 1880. Part 2-Heid by Judge Sneridan.-
ssSI' s s 4sis
ssss Sis ssss 4sos ssss ss 4sss ssse Also lssi,
Counr or GxxzRAL sKssroSs--Part l-Aelo BY Judgs
Sutherland.-rhs People vs.. Clarence O'Donnsily,
forgery. Part2.-Adjourned until Monday mex.
CorRr on OYER TKRMINER-Adjourncd until
Monday, October Z, 1878.
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CONTRABAND GIN.

Under the bed iV the captains room Of the schoons,
Monte Cnrisso, lately arrived this port iron SAINTS
Cruz, Custom House inspectors Van Horn and Dono-
hue yesterday found sxy-nve bottles Of gin, which
they conhsoAIed.
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THE COURTS.
Decision as to Liability Of Collection
Agencies.
LIBEL SUIT BY MAJOR QUINCY.
Compositions in Bankruptcy No Bar to
Fraudulent Debts.
LIBEL SUIT BY MAJOR QUINCY.

An important decision a. to the liability OF collec-
ton agencies was rendered yesterday by Judge Van
Worst. wherein NJ. W. Mendel Il Brother sued the
Mower Crosby Collection Agency. 1he action was
brought $400 On July 81 1874, the plain
tits delivered to the defendants tor collection past
due note for $500, made by the firm OF Louiz Bore
Co., OF Fort Wayne, Ind. The note was entered IN
spass book issued by defendants 30 plaintiffs upon
which was printed the following receipt :-'Received
OF NJ. w. Wendell L. Brother for collection tho
following described claims, avals OF which are TO
be promptly pail receipt by u.s." Tue
defendants forwarded the claim Tor purposes OF col
lection, TO James Schel an attorney-atlaw ~ foIt
and tailed 20 remit tho proceeds 10 the defend
ants shortly thereafter he died. Demand having
been made upon Defendants and they refusing TO pay,
this action commenced. The case was SUBMITTED
on admitted facts. In awarding judgment Tor inc
plainlifis the following opinion rendered ny
at-iaw at Fort Wayne, wus the agent OIL the defend
ants This Is well settled. In Palmer VS.. Holland
(5l New YORK, 416) tue defendant, collection agent
IN New YORK, whom note was delivered lor
collection payable in California, was held liable Tor tho
oi all agents, including attorneysa-law 10
whom defendant Entrusted the Same Tor collection.
The attorney IN Fort Wayne beng the agent Of the de-
fendants they liable 10 the paintiHs ior Tue pro-
oil the note when received Ny tue suoagent Ino
defendants would escape LIABILITY by the terms OF the
receipt winch Is suited that the avas are 10 DO
promptly paid over receipt by u.s. cannot
think the dsfendants' true relation and liability
az all affected by TINS language. The money was
received by them In hand wnen collected ny Their
suD-agent The receipt was intended as an assurance
OF prompt pay ment over, and nothing more. mere
should be Judgment lhs plaintiffs Tor the amount
collected Mr. Morris >. Wise appeared Tor plain
t0s ana 3. II. Hitchcock tor defendants
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LsoH KICHFlnLD SPhI NGS--fAkE PEOPLk'S LINE
N steamers, daily, from pier 81. Narfh River, 6P. M,
Tickets sold ana baggage checked direct the Springs
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ssstant risrict Attorney Rollins he pleaded guilty
Judge Sutherland sent him TO the State Prison Loo
ON the l1th inst Louis Petse was tried n the Court
OF Special Sessions tor larceny from his employer
Eikan Biumenthal, oil No. 81 BFoadway Alter The
cross-examInal,on Of the complainant by Mr.. Abe H.
Hummer. prisoners counsel, tho Court acquitted
Petzei On ground that ne was justified IN taking
the property the subject OF the larceny. porter's
pcrqusites. Petze thercupon, through Messrs. Howe
aud Hnmme instituted an action against ms former
ing his damages at 81 000 Judge Goepp issued an
order OF arrest. ana Mr.. Bumenihal was taken 10
custody by the Sheriff, by whom no was speedily re-
leased bail
In the suit brought BY Israel J. Solomon aganst
John Lynch, Andrew Gsey ana others decision was
given yesterday by Judge Lawrence. Gilsey was az.
pointed guardian for two minor children and certain
q H. %
granted In September, 1875 So 263 SO OF this fund
WAS 0e Dsa asy as
sci for Gilsey Application was made to
compel stewar. 70 pay the money 70 gii ls
him the he had received the money and that
ma judgment had been entered in tho case. Stew
receiving the money; that he had claim for legal
services and that when such claim was satisfied he
would hand over the balance. Judge Lawrence ap-
pointed exJudgs Boswortn referee investigate the
facts OF the case
Judge Barrett, In the Court OF Oyer aud Tsrminer,
on a motion to quash the indictment against Louis
y. Tnerasson, The lawyer. The accused was IN.
from Mrs ZaDrIskie satisfaction piecc OF mortgage
II is alleged that Thcrasson obtained the money on
the mortgage ana put tho same In his pocket,
subsequently paying interest until the fact
was ascertained that no mortgage existed. Messra
William A. Beach ana ex-Judge Birdseye appeared ioI
the motion aud District Attorney Phelps In oppost
ton. The main point urged Tor the motion was that
the false representations on which it Is alleged The.
rasson the signature 10 the satisfaction piece
were repressn OF something in the future and
not OF existing facts, and that was not, therefore,
grand larceny; ana further That the signature to
satisfaction piece Is such property would
Indictment for grand larceny. Judge Barrett
the papers and then adjourned tho Court till tho
first Monday OF next October.
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MAJOR oUINCY's LIBEL SUIT.

William H. Quincy, formerly order OF arrest clerk
In the SheriTs Office has brought suit for libel
against John Francis Henry 0. r. Tucker propri-
etors OF the Troy Daily Times in which he seeks 10
recover $50 600 damages The alleged ibellous article
was published on september 7. 1876 He objects to
the statement that he made great deal Of money in
his Official position, whereas. as no claims, he only
received his legal fees while the nmation was that
ho made his money Dy "secret arrangements ana
ways that are dark" lie also claims to
be libelous the intimatlon that he WAS
associated with Captain Wlrz In the maltreat-
ment OF union prisoners In Southern prisons
durlug the Tue case came up IN Supreme
Court Chambers yesterday, before Judge Potter, on
q motion to strike out as frivolous tho demurrer TO
the complaint such demurrer setting forth that II did
not state sufficient 70 constitute cause Of ac-
ton. Judge Potter, in commenting on The argument
OF counsel said that the latter part Of the alleged
libel only charged Major Quincy with once having had
a bad employer In the person VI Captain Wrz 0ut he
conceded there might be something objectionable
In animation OF his making money In ONCE here
through ways that are dark He took the papers Tor
examination. Mr.. Henry h. Morange appeared Tor
Major Quincy aud Mr.. George W. Parsons In opposi-
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coMpOsTTIONs IN BANKRUPTCY

COMPOSITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
A suit brought BY James Tacotr against Jacob Har-
ris and Abraham Berger tried yesterday before
Judge Van Worst, in Part OF tho Supreme Court.
Il was held on the trial that composition in bank
ruotcy IL no bar % an action > dobt created BY
fraud The action for goods sold and delivered.
The defence was q composition in bankruptcy. The
plaintiff obtained order OF arrest in the action
tho ground OF tho fraudulent contraction OF debt
The afdavts contained allegations tnat IN February,
1874 the defendant. Berger. falsely stated TO the
plaintiffs credit clerk thai The deiendant's
nrm had $l4,000 good book accounts and
$1,000 IN STOCK, and owed but $4,000; that
upon this statement tho defendants obtained Z line
OF credit from the plaintiff; that in 1874 tho defend
ants bought goods worth $6O,0v0 from various msr-
chants disposed oil the greater portion to auction
houses and then. through Samuel Hirsch, their at
toruey caused the remaining stock to be seized
executions issued upon false judgments against them
also that thor books snow tho payment oi thirteen
notes amounting $40, 600 without showing to whom
they were paid, except one OF 81. 600 10 relative,
ana that large amount OF the goods purcha sed
mains unaccounted Tor Tho Court held on the trial
that the order 0l arrest based aiIavits WAS
res judcata the question Of fraud, aud that the
composition NO defence. vcract was ordered
Tor the plaintiff Msssrs. Hatch ~ Van Alion up
psared for plaintiff, and Messrs. L. A. Gould, 8. N.
Enrich and Robertson Il Robertson tor defence.
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CAI1TlDN


NOTICE il hereby given that tho fol-
Moving articles have been purchased
by the Undersigned, at shcrin'- sale ana lst
ia the possession ot w liam Sloar dur ing th'ir
pleasure. All persons are cautioned not u Ilci-
die or interfere with the SAM, via; GooL
Stove and hxturss Oioek. Table, 0 Chalts.
Cupboard, wool hest, Tubs, Churn, Bar
rels with Vinegar, lot crooks, can LRri, lot
Po atnes, Iitushss, Iron Kettle 2 Meat Stands,
lot smos ed Meat, lot Corn, Post Iron, Cow
Chains, 8 Forks, Axes, Grind stone, box leaf
Tobacco, Spring Wsgon Pole. lot straw
sleigh, a-horss Wagon aud BoN, Fanuing NH,
Theshing Mschine, shaEer, Sc. lot Oats. lot
Buekwheat, 2horso sled ana Box, Wood Sled,
2 LOG sieds, Corn ScrGper, lot Railroad Ties
lot Fence Posts, lot wood, u int In 10 acres OF
wheat In ground, more or LEES, u int IN acres
rye In ground, more or less, Cove, Heller
Hull, Caves, Grain Cradle, Coal Stove and
pipe, settee, 2 Looking Glasses, Carpet, large
ROsking Chair, Desks, Broom Machine .
Bedp aud Bedding, = spinning Wheels, Ash
Hopper and Ashe., 9 6rubbing Hoes, Maui
, Wedges, Shoyels, cfoss-cut saw, lot Grair
Bggs, 2 Spring Wagons, lot Corn Fodder, lol
Hay, Long Ladders, set Hay Ladders, Piows
| " bushel Measure, lot Rye, lot wheat, iiar
| rows, 2 cultiyators, Log chain, lot Piank md
Rails. lot Boards, lot saw Logi, 2 sot iruel
Harness, set Buggy Harness, lot Cniekens
JOHN YOUNG,
Feb. 2s, is1s. JACOB rAUrf.
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LEAVE SOUTHW ARD.
CAITION.

Notice is hereby given that toe follow
ing articles have bceo purchased by the
undersigned III Constsble's SAle and left
in possessisn Of Henry Rumtelt during
his plcssgre, all persons are cautioned
not TO meddlc or interfere with the same I:
4 common chairs, rocking chair, Soues,
Beadsieai, Bed and Bedding, Lot OF car
pet, clocks, Looking glass, Table, Chee',
large chest. wood hox, fiour chest. cup-
board, sink. Bureau, corner cupboard
Iron Kettle, tub, barrels.
ENAMEL EEiTl.
Feb. I, 1878.
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Good Shoe Backing. Dissolve one
ounce boraxi in water. and in this dis
solve gum-shellac. until il is the con-
sistency of ihih paste add lampblack
tc color. This makes cheap and
excellent backing for boots. giving
them the polish of new leather The
shellao makes the bopts or shoes al
most waterproof Camphor dissolv
ed ia alcohol, added 10 the blackiug
makes the leather more pliable and
keeps IL from cracking. This is sold
for fifty cents small bottle. BY ma.
king Il yourself dollar will buy ma
l,erial for gallor - Rural Ne,p- Yorkes.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician retired from active practice
having had placed In his hands by an East In.
disn missionary the foriDuia Of u simple vege-
Of Consumption, Bronchitis, Cstarrh, Asthma ,
aud ali Throat and Lung affections, also . posi-.
tive aud radical cure for 0eueral Debility and
all nervous complaints, after having thoroughly
tested It's wonderful curative powers In thous-
ands OF cases. feels II his duty to make II kuown
tn his suffering feliows. The recipe WITH he
sent free OF charge to all who desire a. with full
directions foe preparing and successfully using.
Address with stamp naming this paper.
DR N Il. BELL.
No. o. CouRrLAsD ST., BALrIxoRE NJ. d.
Feb. - rs, Gu,
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We copy the following articles from the
Lewistown TRuE DENccsAr Of the 2lst
inst
II. NJ. sciple Of this place has taken
posse ssion Of the selinsgrove Engine aud
Machine works. lately operated by Gaue-
Ter & Cooke, and intends TO run the same.
lie Is q practical machinist and brass
worker. and we trust he may meet with
much success.
y. c. Hamilton. OF this place, will re-
m owe 10 Adamsbure, Snyder county, on
the lst proximo, and take charge Of the
hoiel in that place. That he will keep a
genteel house and set good table is he
y yond a doubt, and We hope he may hnd
It pr oftable, too.
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RATS ASp HARSvss.-b Is stated on
good authority that q teaspoon OF Cay-
epne pepper mixed In q quart Of oil and
rubbing the harness with the oil. will ef-
fectuslly protect 10 against the gnswing
Of rats II is also said that an ounce Of
aloes 10 one gallon Of oil will afford the
same protection. Our remedy beretsfor Q
has been, and we have never known IL 70
fail, 10 hang the harness up 30 that no
rats can molest II But rs some people
are careless in this respect, the red pep
per and the aloes and oil remedy had
better be adopted. A friend At our elbow
says csrbonio aoid Is sure remedy
| tGermantown Telegraph.
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MAISISIIID.

On tho 10 Ii inst, b. Rev. B'iuer, Mr. A. W
Potter. Esq and Miss Maize l.. Davis, both Of
Selinsgro,e.
March 81, by Thomas Paige, J p. Mary A.
Arnold. VI Chspinsu twp, aud Mr.. Jonathan
Boardnsn OF Washington township.
March eth at Boav.rtown. by the Rsv, d. NJ.
Stetler, Miss Esther Berss, OF Centre twp, aud
Mr.. Heuyy 10. Musser, Of Adams twp.
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The silverware delivered by the Ma.
tional Silver.Plaiing Co. No. 79i Chest.
nut street. Philadelphia, is giving entire
satisfaction. All orders are promptly
filed. and no one need hesitate about
sending them money.--L,ahe,an o.
| serVer.
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Our weather prophets have now Civ
en- up their prophecy about winter.
and turn their attention to what the
coming spring will be
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| Croshing Il not confined TO tho Frog Ponds.
A. this sersou almost eyerybody Il boarsc.
The blsItIns OF distressed iunss IL b"ntd every.
norehound and Ia, viii cure any couxh, cold
or hoarseness 10 - hours Seld BY all Drug.
9istp.
Plis. Tcothaohe Drops cure In 1 ulnu,s.
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The only combination sf
the tEus Jap,aica HigEsr
.viih cAsiee Aromaiies and
treueh Brandy, fpr ssak .
re,s, .'arineue snd prosira-
ton of tie nervous forces,
INABILITY to sl6e en-, eoliness
~ si.a e2irem itias and sns-
pended circulation, is graf.
tol baoll 90 suffering ha-
wanity a cnee sootlisg,
,sirng'he,iiDe, apd refrsh'
ing As4 i0s ssaicra's a..
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nE3 on AG ENTs profits per week VIII
Oh .OV prove II or forfeit s5D0. New Ar
ticles, jurt patented sampls. ssnt n,e TO all
-l.as;s;i " A YHspEsYkh Sr fsl''a
.Lru As.A
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The following bill was reported IA.
vorably from committeci "That i I
shall be unlawful for any person or
persons in this Common wealth to pur-
chase or pay for u drink or drinks OF
intoxicating liquors for any other per-
son or persons at any bar of public
drinking house or place within this
Commonwealth, either at the request
of such other person or persons, or
gratuitously, in the manner know AZ
treating" and any person or persons
violating the provision of this act shall
be guilty Of a misdemeanor. and upon
conviction shall he punished by fine
not exceeding $40, or Imprisonment,
not exceeding one month, or both, oi
either, at tho discretion Of the Court.
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Auctoneer. H. Hacken.

HuCt0hetrr- rr-U8OrBe II, Hacken-
burg, of Middlecreek, p. o., would an,
nounce to the people Of Snyder coun.
ty, that he will cry sales for real and
personal property, at short notice and
on the most reasonable terms. He
guarantees satisfaction. Mar .1577ti.
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by Tte.-'s Oulu on 2tts sestS
per cut sTs5s
DO Trrs-. CBm. ou s7TT VI Gtkper
cent Tor Hucsstor Llcruss 1875 yj73
H. " iittsry euruilmsut SIS
d. do order not redeemed MA 1890 u4ss
BAL. In hands ~ Treasurer io?, 2!
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DIED.

Mach 10Th, IN Washin twp, Susan, rslict
CT the late John Jacob Hammol, vgsd 81 years,
2inonths and days,
Msrh 10th, near Rjchnsid, Birbsrs, wife OF
Amos winey, aged rs years, mouths and
days.
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Government STOCKS. &C.-Clos-
" ing Prices ~ liz HAVEN n TowSsxsD, 10
south tn .rd street Philadelphia. Stocks bought
and sold either for cash or on margin. Mar.
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Escape OF ttco Prisoners on Their ,oay
10 the Peniieatiary.--Sherilf Bostian
Of Lycomng county and deputies
started u few days ago to the Eastern
Penitentiary with three prisoners, con-
victed At the last term OF criminal
court. The Gazette y Bulletin" OF
the 18th, gives the following particu-
lars OF the escape Of two of the pris-
oners "When the train was within
about fourteen miles of Philadelphia,
Fox and Henry, who were handcnifed
together, started for the water closet,
accompanied 10y Deputy Leih When
they got TO the end of the car one OF
them took drink of water, and while
doing 81 tue car door was opened by u
passenger from another car. This
passenger passed between the prison.
ers and the deputy. an advantage the
prisoner lid not fail to make use oi,
for they both sprang through the open
door TO the platform OF the car, and
lalthough the train was running a. u
they both jumped and landed in n
plowod field. Before jumping one OF
them flung his wrist loose from the
RanuCuII' Deputy LeiO Immediately
pulled the bell cord, but owing to il
getting twisted in the baggage car, il
did not work right till the conductor
got bold cf it. and by the time the
train was stopped it was fully quar-
ter of u mile away from where the
prisoners had jumped. The sheriff
and Deputy Leib then left the train
to 90 in search Of their men, but by
the time they got back to the jumping
ground, almost u half hour had elaps,
ed. and no signs of the escaped pris-
oners were visible. A lady at q farm
house in the vicinity, informed them
+ that she SAW two men running into
the woods about u half hour previous
and one Of them was bleeding badly
about the face. The sheriff, then, or
learning that the piece of timber land
into which his prisoners had sough
refuge, was fourteen mile tract, anc
contained an immense amount o
thick brushwood, concluded to go on
to Philadelphia blythe next train, aud
send detectives after them. He ex
poets to hear of their recaptur.
to-day.
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Local News. 80.

~ Communication, business let
"a. A. ' fer this omoe, to- secure
= 81 ~ 's.i,,ention should be addressed
f'nEows, TaE Posr, Middleburg
C,unty, Pa. Advertisements
h,a",,ira,ions 30. must''--. banded
sr MONDAY noon. to secure iuset
~; IN next issue
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FATHERS YorCpta, Btuiscs. spratns,
REMEDY Rfeumnii.,r. rfaetaTSi
Limbs Frosted Limbs and
farts, Pains In the Muscles
,ui Joints INCIDENT uicots. Uischarglux
sores. Sv,llei 'orc Icg. Ifysipelas and Va
rlc'ss Ne,uo n SsSspVr'p lvrsACroY " ION
HVrL. AK ior ~. bceaurc II is bet'er stton-
ssT and chcHr"r han any o'brr. and I. vnr.
tnn'ei by WEtES \ POlIER. wholessi,
Macs
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AocIDEST.-On Thursday the l4th
inst, Mrs. Daniel Harner, Miss Fetter
and Mrs. Fetter who where attending
Reuben Gembering's sale, in Penn
township, met with serious accident
They we're seated on the rear seat of a
Spring wagon The horses on crossing
a small bridge became frightened and
dashing suddenly forward precipi,ated
the three ladies above named out over
ihe rear end OF the wagon-Mrs. Har-
ner received n compound fracture OF
the left leg, near the thigh-Mss Fel-
ter, an aged lady of about 20 years, had
her breast bone broken and other in-
ternal injuries which resulted in her
DEATH. Mrs. Fctter was injured vt the
spinal cord, but is convalescent.
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w AN'Tgitp.
PIANOS and ORGANS

ATFtCTORY PkCEs. Great Roiurtiou
Z clos. out pr psent stock Of So new ani ses.
midland Instruments ot nve hrsttiass o. ,k.
ere. fully warranted anil at prices that d,iy
competition tr THIS ca" nI ins'-um'nis --
hGENIi WANTED tor waters 9up.r'0r
ell. Otg,ns anl Pianos. lllustrisi rtt..
lngucs Maioi. HORACE WhTERSS S'SS,
MhnuNcturefs srl Do,iera. ~ Elst ilih y
New YORK Aiss General Naeuts tor 81 N.
lSGEts Celebrated PRENluN OR lASa.
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FOR Case cf CATANHR
$50 :::: If! III:
Fargo 4 o., Aurors. N. ym.
Howen, Rsp Mediation, orant
Bowep. II. Louis. rsstimouials
$50 i! 81: 7: =:
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
CREATIVE SCIENCE
or Manhood, Nyomsrhcod, and their
MutuNi inter.Ecictions Love, Ns
Laws, t'over, e'e.
Agents are toliins from lSto IS oepiesa DAY.
end tor spe citneu IA gea and Our extra torn
Ageuts. nd sec why IL sells iaster th,n any
her book. address, SATioHIL Pu-LisHisa
o., philaioiphia, "a.
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