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HANLAN-COURTNEY RACE.

THE MATCH SATISFACTORILY sETTLED-AR-
EANGEMENTs ron SEEING THE RACR-TuE
COURSE ON THE ST. LAWRENCE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
MONTREAL, Canada, Sept IL, 1873
The secretary Of tho Lachne Rowing Club has re.
ceved telegram from Mr.. Webster acting for Court.
ney accepting tho proposal that the race shall be for
tho championship The now articles to this
elect have been signed by Hanlan, and now
await the signature of Courtney, who has
not arrived here. Ths harbor Commits sioners of Mon
treal whose jurisdiction extends tho course a.
Lachine, have given permission grand stand
on the beach, overlooking tho starting and winning
point ana commanding view OF the whole course.
This stand will be capable OF odating 10 600
people. The aing charge for scats will be included
In tho railway fare, ana 1t is proposed to run
cheap trips on tho day OF tho race from
south to New York An invitation Will be
extended 10 Lord Dunerin to be present at the race
ana n,, no DOUBT he w accept II other engagements
the services OF the water police to insure the
tton OF good order.
Tho guarantee fund Is about ali subscribed, one
canvasscr having taken up So 900 In fcw hours
aud another $1,000 Sir Hugh Allyn has been elected
CHAIRMAN the CtiZens' Comm ttoe and tho roll in
cludes many loading citizens OF Montreal
Tue course at Lachine Is the that rowed
over by the Reniorth and Paris crews Each man
VIII have his course buoyed SO that Interference
IRON backwash or fouling will be impossible. After
the turn at Two and halt miles from the starting
point, both beats Will sweep down again In their
spoctive courses. Those who nave visited Lachino
know that the ST. Lawrence hero expards mag
nhccnt sheet OF water some ton miles across,
Lake H. Louis, and there scarcsiy any
current The course lies almost directly between the
Lachnc shore aud tho little picturesque island chilled
Isle Dorva 10 long The residence OF the late Sir
George Simpson, Governor OF the Hudson Bay ter.i-
nent landmark.
Hnnlan and his party quartored In a cottage at
Lachine, and the champion goos out daily q spin
over the course. Courtncy's arrival Is looked Tor
with much interest
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YACHTING AT NEWPORT.

BoATs-THE HEBE AND DAFT THE WINNERS.
by rELEoiAPH TO THE HERALD.l
NEWPORT, 4. l., Sept IL, 1873.
Two interesting took place this afternoon be.
tween cat rigaod boats belonging here. Tho i'm
portant OF those was botwocn tho ioliowing:-Dart,
Captain CroweIl; Matte, Captain Arnold; hcbc,
Captain Seller, and Madeline. Captain Shay. The
course from the head OF Kinslcy's wharf TO and
around Bishops Rock buoy, and In returning going
around Goat Island The distance Is about ak miles.
Tho ind was quite fresh from tho south th-souLhcas
THE RAC..
The start was 1ying one Tho Dart did not get
good sond on, while the Hobo Of tho fastest boats
tho harb0r took tho lead aud kept II 10 the GDsh
arriving at the dock about hrco minutes ahead OF tho
Matte, the latter closely followed by the Dart Tho
Matte was the first to round the buoy, but she
im nIediately ovcrhaulcd by the Hobo.
Tho above race was preceded by one between the
kitto, Dart Mattio and Madeline. tho course being
from the head OF Commercial Wharf TO a3d around
Matiand's buoy and back to the starting place. going
to the west OF Government Isiaud and rounding Fort
Adams buoy. THIS was won ny tho Dart With tho
Kittie second aud the Mattio third.
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CRICKET.

The return match between tho ST. Gcorgo's and
Stalnn Island clubs was played yesterday ut Hoboks sn
resulted In victory for tho ST. Georges on tho
OF the first nnings-77 to 90. The features Of
game were the batting Of Mossrs. Souttor Bancc
Marsh and Cross Tor tho ST. Gcorgc's aud Moore Har.
voy and Allen Tor tho staten Island Club. In the
bowling Soulter, Moeran Frazer did good service
Tor the ST. Georges ana Spraguc Harvey and Stevens
Tor the Islanders. The bcst hit made by Allen,
oi tho lsIandcrs-a clean leg western fence
Moore, G,lcs, stevens, Kesslor aud Housing made
good catches. Tho umpires were Messrs Brewster
and uolden.
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ASTORS.

Totals. .16 II u II Totals... o q 10 q
Score 1y Innings.
Clubs 1St. ID Sd. 4M 5th 6Ah 7th 8th eth
Hudssn........o 4 9 o-ls
First base by errors Hudson, 5; Astor, l. Earned
runs-Hudson, l Astor, D. Umpire--Mr Fleet, OF
the Flyaway Club. Timo OF game-Ono hour and fifty
minutes.
wIToKA MONTGOMERY.
Tho game on the Capitoine Ground between the
Wtokas and Montgonerys was one OF the series Tor
the Metropolitan championship. Tue WItokas played
with but eight men. Thor opponents, however. were
not able to avail themselves OF this opportunity for
victory Both clubs played poor fielding game, the
WhOkas winning by superior batting, Booth, Bass,
Morse Palmer and Burns doing some splendid hitting
Following rs tho score In tuil:-
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MEXICAN WAR VETERANS.

The annual celebration OF the Associated Veterans
OF the Mexican War will be held at Lexington
Avenue Opera House this evening, tho being
the hrty-hrst anniversary OF the capture OF the City
OF Mexico by tho army OF the United States. An
Grafton by Major General James Shields and poem
by Colonel George W. Patton, United States Army,
will form part OF tho EXERCISES.
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A JOCKEY BADLY HURT.

NoRwALK, Conn, Sept. IL, 1873.
During running race at tho fair grounds to-day
A. Mccarthy was thrown from ono OF tho horses
Tho accident happened Just after tho ma do
McCarthy falling heavily to the ground his horse fol.
lowing and making complete somersauIt The un-
fortunate Jockeys Injuries, 1t Is feared, will prove
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RUN AND MURDER.
MICRO KILLED IS THE STREET Dy pARTL1A
INTOXICATED WHITE MAS-No PROVO.
CATION.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HEnALD.1

INTOXICATED WHITE MAS-ko PROVO
CATION.
INK TELEGRAPH TO TIE HEEALD.1
NORFOLK, Va, sept. IL, 1s7a
A most unprovoked murder was committed on Water
street this afternoon. Tho victim sgod negro,
a wood sawyer, by tho name Of Francis Cornck. The
deceased was eating his dinner at 4 stand Kept by
negro woman, when he was approached from behind
by partially intoxicated whitc man, by thc name ot
Oscian Cook, who hold heavy oak stavc Ia his hand
such rs used Ia balng hay. Upon reach.
ing Cornick, who had commtted no offence
and even unconscious oi his peril
Cook raised tho stavc aud struck him n hoavy
blow upon the back OF the head. Ths injured man
Tell to the pavement and although several parties
rushed 10 render him assistance he dicd In few
minutes Cook. alter committing the assault walked
Oh toward tho nsh stands, below the Market House
upon one OF which he threw tho stavc, ana then
up tho market square TO an alloy and disappeared.
OAcor Dickson at once started In pursuit Of Cook.
whom no found with a brick IN his hand. He then
brought him before Judge Miller, who committed
him to 1ail. Cook is young man OF about thirAp
ycars Of aec. son Of james Cook VI this oiiy.
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LEXINGTON RACES.

FOURTH DAY or THE FALL MEETING OF THE
MIR AND KING FARO TIE WINNERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
LEXINGTON KY, sept IL. 1873
Tho storm which set In Tuesday still continues
II raned very hard last night and up the nour o
starting the races, while cold northeast wind made
tho situation extromciy uncomfortable Tho track was
deep In mud and water but tho weather. races
are never postponed here, and tho cvonts on the
card were promptly disposed Of AZ II the day had
been fair Tho attendance. owing to the storm, was
light Tho programme comprised throe purse races
the FIRST being of one mile and eighth, Tho second
ono milo ana halt ana tho third two miles.
ONE NILE AND EIGHTH.
First on tho programme was tho dash, for all ages
OF mile ana eighth, Tor purse OF $500 SIX
to the post, thcso being kears Ada s.. Sulyers
Florence Anderson, Galloway ~ Co.'s Fair Count,
swigcrps Milan, Thomas Hcrcsay and Mcgibben's
Minnock. La the pool salos Milan was a favor.
Ito over tho fold 500 10 $40. Tho send.
OF givon with Milan Tapped by Minnock, Ada $.
third Horesay fourth, Fair Count nf,h and Florence
Anderson sixth They passed. tho stand IN this order
aud soon alter the reduced to a match be.
head TO the three quarter pole, whore Milan gave 4,
up. and Minuocx coming away won easily by six
lengths. Horcsay was second. Milan tnrd FAIR
Count bad iourth, glororce Anderson Nth and Ada
8. sixth. Time, 2:0QL.
oSE MILE AND A HALF.
Noxt on the card was purse OF $500, ono milo an
hall, Tor oil ages This brought only Nichols' Ed
Turner and Swgert's Mexico to tho post. Mexico
sold Tor $50 aud Ed Turner $I5, the betting boi
spirited. The pair went OF together but at tho three
quarter polo Mexico showed longIh Ia front. Turner
soon again was on even terms, and at the stand
they wero, running hsad ana head. Around
the best of IL This lead he maintained past Tho
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RHINEBECK FAIR.

RHlNEBKcK, N. Y, Sept. IL, 1873.
The Rhnebcck Fair closed to-day. Phil Sheridan
woD the $50 race. Time 256-2 5oN-2:52A.
The 2:4O purse was won by Silas Wright. Time,
242-2 S1-2 2a74-243l4-2:45li Defendum took
tho hrst ana fourth heats.
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feeling of disappointment Tho following boats en-
tered the race

THE COURSE AND STAAE
The course was from the Empire Club house, foot
OF 104tn street. to aud around stakaboat anchored
OF ll6th street, thence TO and around a stakeboat
anchored oil the Manhattan Clue House and repeat
SIX times, making distance of fifteen miles IL
announced that the start would take place noon,
sharp, and had this arrangement been adhered 10,
decisive result would have been reached. Alter de-
lay OF hours the boats started In the follow
iIalx-a
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TROTTING AT TERRE HAUTE.

lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TExRE HAurE, Ind. Sept. Il. 1873.
In tho free for all race. for purso OF $780, this
afternoon, kipon Boy, Judge Pollard, Nellie X ana
Echo were entered and started. Judge Pollard won
Tlme 2:32-233k-2:35.
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Tho tournament Tor tue Deno1t of tho relief fund
Tor the ycow lever sufferers The South will ro-
sumed ut MoQuade's court Madison street. this city,
this afternoon. Ono feature Of the entertainment
Will bo the finishing Of a struggle at American
rackets, which was begun last Friday, At Cascy's
court, Brooklyn, IN which Professor james Keattng
plays against both Mr. phiiip Casey and Mr. bernard
McQuade Besides which the unGnis ishcd struggle at
handbaIl Will DO concluded. rho con testants arc
Mcssrs u. McQuadc ana w. Courtney against Messrs.
Philip Casey and John Grady. Other games Will also
be play cd, as Number OF excellent hands al tho two
games havo kindly Informed tho Finance Committee
OF tholr Willingness TO play this cause
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A TEDIOUS RACI


The tide set against The boats from the start and
this with light breeze csused very lazy progress
20 the stakepoat OF 1l6th street Once around this
tho crews picked up courage and made spirited run
Tor the Manhattan Club house stakcbon After
rounding u very little headway could be made The
Hogan gave up the but the others persevsred.
About five O'Clock the breeze ireshened. Two other
assertions however took ploce and the remaining
boats completed the third round in tho following
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SAME DAY-No. 6--Purse $500 for horses that
never beat 2:2t; milo heats, three In Ave. in harness
$3.50 TO the nrst. Sl25 TO the second $5 to the third
and $50 70 tho iouftn horse. Closed with sovon
trios. (PostpoAed after four hoata)
J. Bary's New York; or. T. Steve Max
we'll ....... (Aurphy)
Smith g. Co. 70 CNew York; b. g. Sooner....
BROWN 3 Q 2
W. s. Brooks (Morrisania, N. " 0. s. Re-
suit. ...................... .(Brooksj1 8 o
George Hansr's (Melrose, N. vi blk. g. vui-
can. (hancr and Dustin) 2 2 @
John 4. Turner's (Philadephia) b. s. MI
Despcrandum. ................ .tIurner) O @ Q 20
J. i. Giiberrs New York; b. IN. Lady
Miils ...................... .lGtbcrt) g %
J. Eckerson' - bay gclding Everott Ray was drawn.
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FRIDAYS BvENTs.

FRIDAYS EVENTS.
In addition to the postponed twenty -four' race
purses TOR "thirty" horses and will be troted
Tor to-day, making vorv attractive programme.
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CLEVELAND RACES POSTPONED.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept II. 1878.
The races have bsen postponed until tomorrow ON
account Of the rain.
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HANDBALL.

At tho court Of Mr. Thomas Courtney. No. 100 Centre
street, Brooklyn, noar Hamilton avenue, yesterday
afternoon, each couple had to be counned to single
gamo In order to accommodate all Tho nrst contest
was between Mr. Michael Cronin and Mr.. William
Courtney Tho latter gavo the lormcr ten acos to
lead of with. Two OF the contests wore between
Mr. Joseph Wager and Mr.. Jamos Holmes--thc latter
getting ten aces 10 start with and Dotwoen Mr.
Lewis Horton and Mr.. Joseph Wager. Following
all the scores :-Cronin, II; Courtney 10. Wag.
ner, II Holmes, 20. Horton, Il; Wagner, T.
AT me court oil Mr. y. Casey, Douglas street,
Brooklyn, the handbal contest, best Two in throo
games. was between Mr.. r. Case, and Mr. James
McEvoy. Tho latter received ten TO begin with
IN each game. Score:-
McEvoy. Observation-Disclosures. IL II l7-55
Tho handball contest at McQuade's court was Jour
hanCcd. rho contestants were Messrs. Is. Brady and
John Conner against Mossrs. Y. Cotton and d. barry
Tho rub was tho bcst two In throo games and tho
nrst named wero tho winners. Following s tho
scorc:-
Brady and Conner. Il 20 a1--62
Cotton and Barry. IL 2l 15-53
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Totals.... 8 Z 27 II IS
- Ia.zan
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l.. H. Van Wyck's tFlatbusb, l.. ~ b. IN. Belle
OF Kings. Ivan Wyck) 8
8. Walkers New York; b. 6. Turk...........
walker ana Murphy Z
The b. IN. Champion Girl, s. T. Arkansas, b. m. Mat
tie j., b. m. Lady b., Gu. 9. Johu Il. Starin, b. T.
Sligo, III. Jonnie Maud b. G. Bourbon Chiei, ch.
Dolly Everett b. m. Rosa Belle and blk. q. Shorty
Fountain drawn.
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Assignee's Sale

THE undersigned Assignee OF
l. Henry n. Herman for the benent OF credi.
tors, TO-, By virtue Of an order issued out OF
the court OF Common Pleas OF Snyder county,
will expose TO Public sale, In Penn township,
Snyder county Ps; On
Thursday. Apra 25th, 1878,
The foiloAihg described valuable Real Estate,
to Wit All that tract Of land situate in
the Township Of Penn county aforesaid (;
2 miles north west Of Seliusgrove, Bound
ed North, by lands Of 8. p. App. East by
land of Euos Klinglsr, South BY lands Of
joel Look, containing
EIGHTY ONE ACRES,
more or less. on which 10 erected 4 good
DWELLING HOUSE, BARN, and out
buildings. !.
Sale 10 conusnoe ct I O'clock RI, II.
Of said day. vhsp due attendance wiIl be
given sid terms q ssIs !, J. I. %.as Y ass.n W
essG ~ Apelosst;
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Caution

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing articles have been purchased by
the undersigned. ct Constable's sale aud
left in the possession Of Cornelius Bower
sox. during his pleasure. All persons
are hereby cautioned not TO interfere or
medi,e with tho same. viz; Cooking
Stove and pipe. Table. Wood chest, sink,
clock, Bureau, rife. Sewing maching. II
chairs. cornfodicr, beds and bedding.
lot Of hny, acres rye in the ground, .
tubs, meat stand. dough,rcy. bags, look
ing glass, Iron Kettle, . chests. 6 saws,
spirit level, . planers. - chiscl.. 3
squares, grindstone. 8 augurs. boring
machine, lot Of boards, - chickens.
Brace, Isaac DGEEsE.
Feb. 90. 1878.
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Dys pepsia! Dyspepsia | Dyspepsia /!

Dyspepsia IL the most perpiesing OF all hu.
man ailments Its symptoms are almost inh.
mite In thoir variety and tho fsrlorn and dis.
pendent victims Of the disease often fancy
themselves the prcy, In turn, OF every known
malady. This IS due, in part, to the close sym.
pathy which exists between the stom sch and
the brain. and In part also to tho fact that any
disturbance OF this digestive function neccesari.
ly disorders the. liver, the bowels and thd ner.
vous system, and affects, to some extent. the
quality Of the blood.
Eff. kankci's Bitter Wine Of Iron sure cure
This 10 not new prrpa ration to he tried and
fonud wanting, II has been prescribed daily for
many years In the practice Of eminent rhysi.
clans with unparalleled success. 1t is not ex.
pected or intended 10 cure all the diseases to
which the human family 10 sub ject, but ~ war;
tented to oure Dvspepsis In Its most obstinate
form, Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron never fails
10 cure. symptoms NJ Dyspepsia are loss OF ap :
petite, wind aud rising OF tho food, dryness OF
tho mouth, heartburn, distinction OF the stom.
ache aud bowels, cOnstipa Il on, headache, dir
siness. sleeplessness aud low spirits, Try tho
great reme1y and be convinced OF its merits
Oct the genuine. Take only Kunkie's, which is
put only IN one dollar bottles. Depot, 25J North
Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. II never fails
For ssle by all Druggists and dealers everywhere
Ask for 4. r. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron
and take no other Sir bottles for nvo dollars,
0r M Anl In = .. hn
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Installation Of O6'eers.-At the regu-
lar stated meeting of Bcavertown
Lodge, No. G23, |. o. Of o. F., held ut
their hall In Beavertown, on Saturday
evening last, the following officers were
installed by J. b. Fockler, ID. d. q. M.
Of Selnsgrove, assisted by the follow
Grand officers Grand Marshall DR.. J.
Y. Shindel, of Middleburg, Grand War
den Emil Wilvert, of Sunbury, Grand
Sec'y J. NJ. Kriter, Of Selnsgrove, and
Grand Treasurer @. Il. Parks, Of Sc-
linsgrove, and others
N. G.--Geo. s. Smith. t.r
v. G.--Wm. NJ. Keller. a.
Sec'y Alfred Specht. ~
Treasurer.-.Henry Kern.
The semi-annual report exhibits the
lodge to be in flourshing and heal.
thy condition.
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We copy the following from the
BioomHeM Times of the 2nd inst.
MOLLY MAeUiREs IN PERRY CorNTY
--Chas. Troutman, of Girty's Notch. in
Buffalo twp, has writs of Execution in
the hands of the Sheriff against Thorn
as McElvy and Jesse Johnson. a few
days ago the following paper was found
in the front OF the house s
Mr.. TRoUrMaS:-T take the present
opportunity TO inform you that 4 want
You to lift them judgments that's II
gainst McElvy aud Johnson, between
this and April or YOU will be essassi-
mated, Now to save your head from
led attend to IL at once. ar
P.S. Ifyou can't he caught on the
roads, you will he shot ut your supper
table.
Rpspuctfully yuurs.
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A timely adse Of Schencks Mandrake Pills
10 sure to prevent an attack Of biiiiousness,
when . short neglect Of tho warning symptoms
may develop . serious case Of fever. either bill
ious, intermittent or typhoid!
schenck's Mandrake Pills remove all causes
OF billiousness, promptly start the secretions OF
the liver, and give healthy tone % tho entire
system. II 10 no ordinary discovery In IN edical
science to have found . harmless cure for this
stubborn complaint. which seconplishes all tho
results heretofore produced by . free use Of cal
omeI, . niaersl justly dreaded by mankind,
and scknow1 edged to be destructive In the or.
treme 20 the hulnsu system. That the properties
OF certain vegetables comprise ell the virtues Of
calomel without its Injurious qualities IL now an
admitted fact. rendered indisputsbie BY soienti-
DO tests. Those who use the Mandrake Pills
viii he fully satisfied that the best medicines
are those provid I'd BY nature In the common
herbs sud roots Of the Aeldj
ThssS Fills open the bowels and correct Ill
bilious derapssmsnts without salvation or any
Of the injurious shesss Of saionsi or other pois
sous Ths sssret lon 6f bile 10 regulated ss win
be seen ty tho slsefsd color Of the stools, the
dissppesrsnss VI tiss sshow complexion snd The
clssusinH Ut tss tSssds.
Ampis 6irecttsus icf uss Accompany each
boz q Pnk. rrsvstedoaiy " 2. u. sehsusk
I sd. X thsif 1risSspsl s1sss Dor. 'sixih ssd
Arch stress tts1o1e'psis rssss - sssss pr
= w s,ists ~ Asasstssss asslss.
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Farmers should have diversity Of
crops, so that if there is a failure in
one there may be hit In another.
The intelligent farmer laws his plans
rs much as does the military leader.
He looks ahead TO see what will make
him money and he don't put all the
eggs under one hen. for she might
leave the nest, and all would be ad.
died. Farmers should plan wisely
and carry out their plan to the best Of
their ability.
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We Want to PUT UP
100 MILLS
On Thirty Days Trial.

LEwIsBrad. PA. April ll,h 1873.
We have just received u car load Of
Halliday Stani,r Wind Mills and Pumps
and all kinds Of fXiures necessary to put
up first class Water Works on farms and
private residences. After Ave years eN.
pericnce in the business, aud with the
standard and competing Mills We can
truthfully say that the standard has givs
en- entire satisfaction. and is now the best
in the market, aud can give any amount
Of testimonials OF men who have used
them from one to tea years. in this State
aud Maryland, without any expense. We
are prepared to fill your order the same
day il is received Our Mills 4 Pump,
are all fully warranted for one year. No
matter where the water is brought from
or taken to, we guarantee satisfaction.
Competition is de6ei and superiority in
vitcd A bs'pago Catalogue aud Price
List free on application TO
RlEHL BROTHERS.
General Agents, Lewisburg, Pa,
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Tom Allen, OF America, beat Chas.
Davis, che champion Of the Unit.
ed Kingdom, in prize fight for the
championship Of the world. Only
Eve rounds we're fought, and Davis
was left senseless In the ring.
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Say With what Complacency must the
lady who uses Glenn's Sui phur Soap.
glance at her mirror, for there she &c cs
reflected complexion devoid Of blemish
This prerlcss purifier may be relied upon
to remedy all skin irritation. Sold by
all Druggists.
HITS lair & Whisksr Dye. Black or
Brown, 30 cents.
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MARRIED..

At Be,vertovu, on tho 3ist ult., by Rov. u.
VI. Stetler. Miss Adaline wisani to Mr.. Ezra
Smith, both OF Beaver township.
April the 4,h at the residence Of Rov. y. =.
Shinicl, Mr.. JnhI smith and Miss Carrie ".
Patton both of Perry county. Pa.
On the 3th inst. In this place, by Rev. 8,
Smith. Nj. Amautus Shambich aud Ada smith,
both ofthis place.
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The silvcrware delivered by the Ma.
tlonal SiIver-Plating Co. No. 79t Chest.
nut street Philadelphia, is giving entire
satisfaction. All orders are promptly
filled, aud no one need hesitate about
sending them money.-Lmheran o.
serper,
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Auc toneer. r.-George II. Hacken.
burg, of Middlecreek, p. o., would an.
nouncc to the people of Snyder coun.
,y, that he will cry sales for real and
personal property, at short notice and
ON the most reasonable terms. lie
guarantees satisfaction. MARI 577ti.
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ERRORS ON YOITH.

a 9ENrLEMAN who suffered for years from
nNeryous Debility, Premature Decay aud sli
the effects of youthful indiscretinn, viii for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send free TO all who
need II, the recipe aud direction for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Suffer.
ers wishing to proft by the advertisers expert,
dienee;. JoHS B. OGDEN, a Cedar street