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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-02-04

No change of cars between Savannah and
Jacksonville and Savannah and Albany
= Sleeping cars run through to and from
Savannah and Albany, JILL
Passengers from Savannah for Earn.,,
dina, Gainesville and Cedar Keys talra this
tram. ANY, ''Ae tnls
Passengers for Darien take this train
passengers from Savannah for Rrnns.
WICK take this train, arriving MT Rims
wick 600 a. m. "V Dh
Passengers leave Brunswick at loo n m.
arriving at Savannah $50 a. IN. Pom
Passengers leaving Macon at Y.15 m
daily except Sunday connect ~ 80 III y, III.
with this train for Florida. "O 'osup
Passengers from Florida br +h,s
connect at Jesup with train rI,s .aa -,
Macon at 6,25 p. m. daily excent Snndav1 ~ (
raiace Sleeping cars run throngh to and
rom Savannah and Jacksonv;Iie ~ "ilu
connect at Albany With nassan nor +ro;rs
Doth ways on Southwestern Raiirood &C.
ana IroM Macon, Eufanla Montcon,ar w
MSDlie' New Orleans, etc. 'S0'-'i''
lMlii steamer leaves Brinbridee for An.
e st"Sn.0oia every Sunday and Thursdav
SatnrissI; a ~ Oolumbus every Tuesday and
fsUn oHo connection at jacksonville daily
Springs. st: An@ust,ne aof paia fsen E Cove
prise, and all landings On s. dohns GnCer-
trains on b. and A. K. r. leave function.
TGiIis %1es, at 11.37 "a. m, and for Bruins
"1 Thr a. aito P: M, daily, except Sunday.
pdn1Len Tickets sold and Sleepinr Car
a Der6ns secured at Bren's Ticket Office No.
pun street, and at atlantic and Gulf
L. assenger Depot
ACCOMMODATIONS TRALN-East.
Grn DiDiSiO11- .0LI,3d0,to Ll.oeoofo<J
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RAILROADS.
Atlantic and Gulf R. R.
General Superintendent Ofice \

Atlantic and Gulf Railroad,
Savannah, Sept. I'd, 1879. !
On and after WEDNESDAY,
September Sd, Passenger Trains on
this Road will run as follows.
NIGHT EXPRESS
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-02-04

On Mail and Express Train Sleeping Cars
run through to and from Jacksonville and
Savannah; also, Lucas Sleeping Cars run
through to and from Jacksonville aud Tai
lahassee.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-02-04

Sl5O $sos GAY i Yo aas own Gf l GO T.
y y ity. No risk. Women do
as we'll as men. Many make more thar
the amount stated above. No one can fai /
to make money fast. Any one can do the
hour by devoting your evenings and snare
time to the business. 1t costs nothing to
try the business. Nothing ike it for
money making ever. offered before. Bust
ness. pleasant and strictly honorable.
Reader, if you want to know all about the
send us your address and we win send Won
full particulars and private terms free !:
samples worth IS also free; you can then
make up your mind for yourself, Address
GEORGE STINSON & CO., Portland,
MAINE la s, "a 116.
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Our Washington letter.
PROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, D. q, Oct. 2, $50

WAsHISGToS, d. c., Oct. 2, 1880.
The Capital is pretty well cleared of high
officials at the present time. The President
and most of the Cabinet are absent on one
pretext or another. Secretary Sherman
left yesterday tOr Ohio, and will probably
be absent until after the 3rd of November
and il is understood that he is looking after
the interests of the Republican. party in
Ohio. Secretary schurz is also at the pres
ent time in that state, while Secretary
Evarts is in New York and has been venti-
lating himself at the Cooper Institute in
that city. Secretary Ramsey is somewhere
in the Northwest, while Secretary Thomp-
son of the Navy IL navigating parts un-
known.
The amount in bonds and money which
was taken by man named Herring from
a safe in the Second Auditors office turns
out to DC 81 ,74O and was unclaimed proper.
ty Of bounty Jumpers and others who either
by assumed names could not DO found upon
the rolls Of any regiment or else were with
out any relations TO claim the property.
This man Herring died about a year ago,
and whatever was done with the missing
property cannot be surmised, as he was APP
parently an economical man not living even
up to his sSlary.
Mrs. Bette Taylor Dandridgs and Miss
sallie Knox Wood, the daughter and grand
daughter OF ez-President Zachary Taylor
have just been paid the sum of Sl8,25O,
which had been granted TO them by a special
act Of Congress last winter as the amount Of
salary due General Taylor for the unexpired
balance Of the year in which he died. Mrs.
cambridge is now in Dresden aud Miss
Wood is now residing in Winchester, Yir-
ginia.
From the statement issued Sept 30th from
tue Treasury Department il appears that
the decrease Of the public debt during the
moEth was Ss,97I,s9l6s The amount Of
cash ia the Treasury same date amounted
70 Slg9, ,9ib ,26O.49 whieL speaks pretty well
Tor the prosperity uf the cnuntIy.
The erilosal bgonzr statue of Admiral Far.
ragui ~ Ain. Winnie ReBm Hoxls has beer
suce i'afully asst at the Washington Navy
Yard, and il has been removed to lts iuteud
ed site on FrruSut square. The statue ha
t-eu cral i,oia tho lesPrlles " bic Aasshil
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There are $40 boats IN nsc oi the schnsl-
ktli Canal
Joseph Young, was run over and killed
BY cars AZ BrAdduck un Sunday.
George syisher was sn,o,hera 10 death
in lime kiln, AZ Eden, LancastsY cuulNy IN
Friday
Hiram Callshan frll under thu STR wheels
at piusburg on Saturday night and was
crushed to death.
Democratic Indies of Kiiianning rnS,rd
a lluncrcS pole last week. Miss Irwin, n
"nopper," made speech.
During the year 3,sls, 1855 tons of coal and
,253,52 tons of coke have been carried over
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
An unknown disease is prevailing with
fatal effect among the hogs along the North
Branch Of the Susquehanna.
Willie sapp, of Erie, aged 0 years, has
been missing since Saturday night, and il is
feared that he has been abducted.
w. C. Willis, an old resident of Franklin,
was found dead in his yard on Sunday. He
is believed 10 have been murdered.
Colonel Thomas A. Scott, has given 81, 1000
toward the erection Of the Episcopal Hos
pital at Clifton, Delaware county.
The Derrick's report of the operations in
the oil fields for September is as follows:
47O wells drilling, 500 rigs up and $50 wells
completed.
Mrs. David Schrack, Of Port Kennedy,
Montgomery county, committed suicide by
drowning on Friday, while suffering from
malarial fever.
Rev. James Coulter, q member of the
Presbytery Of Butler county, died at Sun
bury, in that county, recently, in his S4Lh
| year.
Alexander Hall, Of Columbia, stepped
backward off scailold at the steel works at
Harrisburg Wednesday, falling distance OF
twenty. five feet. He broke his back and will
probably die.
Intelligence has been received at Scran-
ton Of the death at Morliax, France, Of Mr..
| William II. Mceker, one of the largest aud
most successful individual operators in the
northern anthracite coal field.
The Greenbackers Of Berks county have
made the following nominations Congress,
Philip Altenderfer Senator, Thomas King;
Legislature, II. S. Rogers, John 0'Neil, Sam
uel Wolf, Charles c. Brown. Joshua c.
Wright and Amos N. Lesher
Robert NFeagiI. colored, was arrested at
Harrisburg on Monday night, charged with
attempting TO poison his wife three children
and step father at their home in Charles.
town, W. Va, last week. lie was commit
ted TO prison 10 await the arrival Of West
Virginia officers.
The season for hunting deer in this State
opened on Friday, and long before daybresk
hunters were vending their way through
the forests on their way to the hunting
grounds Since. the organization of the
Blooming Grove Park Association and the
establishment Of the park in Blooming
Grove township, Pike county, in 1879, hunt
ing has become popular sport and the en-
tire region hunting ground for New, York
sportsluen. The small game such as ruiIled
grouse, squirrels aud quail, are usually
abundant this season, and deer and other
large game have increased wonderfully.
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ANYTHING TO WIN!
BUT THIS is VERY THIN !
Batting for the Soldier Vote!
OFFICE oF rnE
INTERNATIONAL Pass AGLSCY.
WAsniNGToS, D. c. Oct, 5, 1881


specisl to the CARBON ADVOCATE:
You are informed that Secretary Schurz
has ordered that all pending applications
for pensions from the States Of Ohio and
Indiana be made special during the pres
ent woek and that the whole force Of the
Pension Bureau be set to work to settle as
many pension claims rs possible from the
above States previous to the elections on
Tuesday. AuGusT
We do not think there is an old soldier
rerddnt enough not to see through this new
departure of Mr. Secretary schurz. Many
Of the applicants for pensions from Ohio and
In,iidna, as elsewhere, have been awaiting
the settlement of their caima, while the
willy Secretary has been swinging around
the circle" making his political speeches,
utterly regardless Of the wants and necessi-
ties If the Union soldier and his family. But
il seems Mr.. schurz, during his political
"trip through Ohio and Indiana, discovered
the fact that the soldiers had become sick Of
the p-ofssSed friendship of tho party in
puwer, and resolved to vote for party of
action. Hence Mr. Schurz's order,as above
We are inclined to the opinion that the Or
der comes too late, and that the old soldiers
are not so pe'y green as to be gulled by this
eleventh hour movement ON the part OF Mr..
Secretary Schurz.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-10-09

The present generation Of Pennsylvania
workingmen can remember what il was to
have their workshops, their factories and
nine tenths of their industrial establish
nents closed. Do they want the scenes of
the panic Of 1873 reproduced? If they do,
then they will vote for Hancock. Phladei
phia Press.
II is the fashion Of partisan journals to
appeal to the workngman with the most
complete reliance on his stupidity; but does
not the Press overshoot the mark =? In 1873
the Republican party was in controlof every
department of the National Government
Our vaunted tariff WIS doing its prettiest for
us all. In 1874 the people tumbled the Re.
publican party out Of power. Since that
time business has been on the mend and the
Bcpublicau party on the decline. But
workingman who can be made to believ,
that prosperity goes in or out with either par
ty-,slust first forget God. In building Tn,
ioundations off great country aud inAuenc
ing ito destinies politicians are as pismircs
II all tbs public fuuctionaries in the countr,
were TO die Tomorrow we could mend tn
matter much easier than we could shor
Oorn crop. The workingmen, ,gool neghbor
are beginning to fnd out these things, an,
10 vote accordingly. .--Pldla. Record.
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We have received from the Esterbrook
Steel Pen Co. copy OF the Penmun's Art
journal for September, containing a remark
ably fpe specimen Of artistic work executed
with steel pens Of the EsterbrOok manufac-
lure. IN the body OF the plate are six brief
sentepces illustrating the writing produced
by as many different grades OF pens, as fue
elastic, medium, easy writing, blunt and
ongratsing, represented by the Nos. 49,, l2s,
ois, 500, l22 and l6l respectively. Ihs
fiourishing ON the design, which is highly
ornamental, was executed with No. 1913,
Extra hne Elastic Pen. The dimensions of
the plate are 10 inches 10 inches. the
original size OF the pen aud ink sketch. the
work OfMr D, T. Ames, being 22 inches
~ inches. As a work of art and utility il
is worthy Of every praise. A copy of this
pla.s will be mailed free to any OF our sub
Ssriters ON application to the Esterbrook
Steel PeisseO., " hose Works are in Camden,
n. j., aud their olIice aud Warehouse at
No. 20 john street. NeWeYork
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p EGISTER'S NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given that the Executors,
Administrators and Guardians hereinafter
named have fled their respective accounts Of
the following estates In the registers Otnce
at Mauch Chunk, In and for the County Of
Carl on, which accounts have been allowed by
the Register, will be presented TO the Judges
OF the Orphans Court on MONDAY, the 18th
OF OFT BIER, A. II. 1880, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ,
for confirmation;
The hrst and hnal account OF James w
Heberling. administrator Of the estate OF Jno.
Glace, deed.
First aud tinal account Of Henry Beinemsn,
administrator OF the estate Of =. =. Sibhteh,
deceased.
F,rst and final sccoant Of Edwin dwillym,
administrator of the estate OF WIN. m.Gwillym,
deceased.
FIRST and fnal account Of Andrew Bach,
administrator OF the estate OF Oatharlne
Seeinger, decd.
The aceoant Of Samuel W. Hudson, admin
istrator OF the estate Of Richard jenkins,
deceased.
First and hnal account Of A. u. Tobias, sd
ministrator Of the estate Of James Carrigan'
deceased.
First and hnai account OF John McGee,
administrator ot the estate Of Frank Me1fee'
deceased,
The hrst and hnal account OF Joseph q.
/ Moore, executor Of the Last VIII and Tesla
ment OF George Russell, decd.
Widows applaisement Of tho estate OF
I Thomas Duncan, deed.
BERNARD PHILtlPS. Register,
Maueh Chunk, Sept, "A, lSSo-vt
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Hartford, and viii eosI when finished about
$40 900. II is Of heroic size aud il repre-
sents the old hero with a marine glass in
his left hand with his LEFT foot upon block
and tackle and is an admirable likeness.
Mrs. Hayesrecently ordered in Cincinnati
a new eide-board and dinner-table for the
state diniDg-room at the White House. The
pieces are TO be of mahogany, massive and
elegant in design, as they should he for their
place. They are 10 be designed and execut.
ed by the Messrs. Fry, who rank with tho
best il not ne best wood carvers in the
United States. The extension table in pro-
cess Of construction is FIVE feet broad and
tweuty feet long. The legs are the bodies
Of eagles sufficiently eonventionalized TO af'
ford II firm support TO the massive leaves
above. The companion piece is also to be
built on a princely scale. The national
arms, engraved in ebony, are inlaid at in
tervals ON the top, and the national bird
figures on the central panel beneath. Tho
support or feet Of the side-board are also the
claws Of the bird Of freedom embracing Q
ball this last feature intended to be er
suite with other pieces Of furniture at the
White House. Upon the panels are repre-
sented the oak and the laurel, struggle ant
victory, and other plants, mostly the natur
al growth Of the state Of Ohio.
The demand for fractional silver ha
doubled within the past week. The demand
is principally FOR quarters, dimes and half
dimes. Much of the silver is sent out ia
$40 bags, which 60 through the mails a
registered matter. This is getting 10 b,
quite popular way Of ordering silver, il
places where there are no banks and dis
tnnt from the centers where fractional silve
accumulates. Some silver has been sent il
this way to post offices as far distant as Ore
gon. 1t is noticed that in sending orders Il
the Treasury, the term fractional silver coli
is very frequently constructed to includ
one, two and three cent pieces and nickel'
but it does not. These coins should be or
dered direct from the mint. The cashie
Of the Treasury is now shipping to vsriou
points of the country, principally the Soutl
and West, about $4,000 in fractional silve
daily. AUGusT.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


Daniel Collins murdered his brother John
in a quarrel near Steubenville, Ohio, Mon
day
Oliver Milder, special agent Of the Pen
sion Bureau was killed by freight train at
Strawberry Plains, Tenn, on Sunday.
Job, cooL soad An vsars a nron,in.pt
citi,en oI New Srnnswick N i disd Mon.
da,, 81 IooL;ow Ua ran naiI into bis C,,t
few DAYS ago.
Iossrh Ntorshonss 6rs,noD or ths New
.I.rsaS C.,,IraI RaIrI.d - raTor,ad ';oL Of
SwSr1DI,h;a l., Fii.oIo,h So, NJ IL H. 80 o'
hI,,a,, h,, ~, 49,, ,,'roa ,,,.oi,s a.,
'''' 49,
Jonn r., y, voorhees, aged 10 years was
klllsa oy Ialllng rom a ADDER wh,le paint
s nl' "iS noISe az ulisssSoT"i .ws,ve In,'es
' 49, -''" -'' - "1O"u"' '''o'H
ing
A boat containing twelve persons was up
set while crossing Lake Megantic' near MoLs
treal, on Sunday night aud iour OF them
were drowned, namely: Mrs. John Murrt y
anI her son Angus, Miss Mckenzie and
Miss Mcdonald.
Two brothers, named Fahay, ouarrelled
in Markham, Ont, Monday, aud the elder
struek tbe younger on the forehead with a
ring inaictin,, a dangerous If not fatal
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LIS.I OF PATENTs

0rAnted by the United States TO citizens Of this
state, for the week ending Oct 9, 1850, furn.
ished for the Carbon ADVOCATE from the
Law and Patent Office Of ]. McU PEREIas,
800 L street, Washington, d. Q.
q. y Ayrcs, atsignor 10 W, q. r., J.C..
". NJ. Al. X. Ayres, Phll'l, ny net Tor hor-
SIS
]. q. Baker, PhIl'a, ,'crew-tapping machine
n. X. BarnLurst, Erie, valve gear for steam
enEioe
J. Bower, Pistsburg, paper bag.
W. s, Cooper, Phn'a. stop and check valve
u. W. hulter, Phil'a, sewing machine,
r 4. I. Irvine, Tltusvlle, gate valve.
q. Johnson, Towauda, door hanger.
W Lang'lon, Upland, spirit level.
=. Lougs F"lh, PhIl'e, exhaust apparatus
(vr locomotive.
v. II. Perkins, Phira, assisnor 10 himself,
, Ls omt,, aud Atlantic R,hnias Comfy
n.sohlas fvr uuiuug tinn,d plates.
\. Ripiicn. Reading, apple paTvr.
\. smith, Ptuburg, mower
,. ", spalglsr, York, fortiIlEer distributor
i. a. 5tsphensou, Allegheny ,eoueuve truss
p phoals9nA a h. !. Hanston, Phi ~, ,assign
ors q. .Amsriean Electric 40. New Britain
Cunn., uAnami-vlgctrie maoLiuu
&. = Mrnger West lau, mlll iog crushing
AID grinding gfpiui sc
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hF Outnt sent free to those who wish 90 en-
Nh gaze in the most pleasant ahd pruh.aole
W. business gnown. verY mug new. Cap-
thlnR $40 day ara upwards 10 easily MADE
~ thor, eiay ng away from home over NIGHT
No ush whatever Many new workers wanted
Il o ee Many are making fortunes at the bun.
iness Ladies make ~ much no men and YOunn
bows and 8 rls make great MY. N0one who ~
Hing to wOrg fails To make more mODeyovory
DAY than can ne MADE 10 q week at any ordinay
~ emuOyment. Those who engage at once Wh
hnd a short fOad W fortune. Address
II, HALLElT a CO.. Portland. Maine.
Oct Z. Ib60-lyf
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A ssIGNEE NOTICE.

Assigned Estate OF MOSER & REMm En-,
Of the Borough of Mauch Chunk.
The second aud hnal account Oi =. Luoe.
onbaoh, Assignee Of said Moser a KENNEL
has been died In the ProthenotaIyt oWee %
UarbOn County. Pa, for confirmation and al
loWance, At the October Term. 1880, ~ the
Court OF Common Pleas. when The same wiz
be confirmed Hfii, unless exceptions he nlod /,
GEORGE W. ESSEN,
aug. 2s.-il, ProthonotaFy.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-10-09

The State elsstion in Georgia was held
"Wednesday. The returns as far as received,
indicate majority for Colquitt, the regular
Drmocalc candidate for Governor, Of about
40 900.
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--Full returns Of the election in Delaware
sR Tuesday SNOW majority in the State
for the Democrats Of $50 on the vote for in
spcctnrs. aud Osg ON the vote for nssessors.
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New Advertisements.

IlEI n Yourselves by m king money
EE when golden chance ~ offered
tlGEl theIe0v ALWAYS Keeping poverty
from YUur door. Those who always take an-
vantage Ot the chahccs ior making money that
are Ted, generally become wealthy, Wine
those who do not Improve such chances remain
IN pow rty. We want many men, women, boys
nnd girls to work for us rIRhL IN their own 10.
ca6tirs. The business will pay more tdHn ten
times ordinary wages. We furnish an expen
s.vo ontft and AL that YOU need, tree. No one
who engages fails 20 maze none very rapIuly.
You caG devote your whOie time to the work,
or uny your spare moments. Fall Information
aud al, thar needed sent I rec. Address
STI n SON g. CO., Portland. Name.
Oct. 2, lSJ = ".
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Statement Made Under Oath.

To WHOM 1T MAY CoNcERS.-In the year
1875 treated with Kendairs SPAWN Cure a
bone spawn of sever al months growth, nearly
mai a larpe as q hens egg and conn etely stop
D Il the lnmeness anu removed the enlsrge'
meut have worked the horse ever since very
haid and be never has been lam, nor could
ever SEQ any difiei eDoe IN the sire OF the hock
In Cure r.. A. GAINES.
EnOsburRh Fails, VT, Feb rs, 1873.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 25th
""' VI JOHN q. JENNE,J.P.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE is sure in ITS
rfTecfs mi IN Its action as IL does not bisttr T.
YET It II penetrating and p0Weiful 10 reach eve
ry deep seated pam or 10 remove any bony
nrowth or other enlargement such ns Spaylns.
,Dlints CurDg @ iilOus, SDfains, Swelitnna.nny
Lameness aud all EnlnTgements Of the Joints
OF Limb, or Rh"umatislu m Nan. and Tor any
purpose for which n Linimvnt IL used for ~ an
or Beast IL s now known TO be the best lini
ment Tot man ever used, acting mild yet GER
tam IN its effects.
we think gives positive proof OF its virtue..-
No remedy nus ever met with such unqualified
sucoess TO our KNOW .eoge, for Beast rs well as
Man.
Price Sl DeF bottle, or six bottles for e5 ALL
DfugEists ha, o II or can y, 10 for You, or lt
b, the pfO ,rietor La B. ]. EENDALL a
Co EnOsOuTEh Falls W. tune -OYl
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The Fort Allen House,
WEISSPORT, PA.
Nathan KlOtz, Proprietor

This House is located IN tho Borough Of
Weissport, Oarben County, Pa, and is built
on tlye site Of Fort Allen. an oil stockade fort
incatlon. erected here over a century ago to
protect the early settlers against the hostile
incursiOns of the Indians. The house Is a sub
stantlHl brick, and was named Port Allen
House" by the late Edward w eiss; II contains
Thirty-two Rooms and handsome Resteu-
rant, and the present Proprietor has newly
and thoroughly RENTED the establishment.
1t has all the appointments Of n FIRST GLASS
COUNTRY HoTEL, adapted for the comfort Of
its patrons. In close proximity to the Hotel,
In perfect preservation, is the Historic
OLD FRANKLIN WELL,
which was dug by order of Benjamin Prank
lin to supply the garrison of Fort Allen with
water. Its walls ofstone, which still defy the
rRvages of ages, are as perfect to-day as when
put there. aud the well now contains about
six ieet Of cry stall water. The well Is now be-
ing fitted up rs historic relic, to the water Of
which the patrons Of the House will have free
access.
SUMMER BOARDERS
will he accommodated at Reasonable Prices
The BAR is supplied with the bert Wines,
Liquors and Cigars, GOOD stabllng attached.
May, SLY NATHAN KLOTZ.
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PLUSH HATS AND PLUMES,
all cOlOrs, very cheap.
General Election Proclamation

Pursuant GO IN net Of the General mbly
OF the CommOnwea til o. PennsylvaBi ent I'd
An act elatInG 10 elections in his COmDO =
wealth." nnprOvcl the Il raw ~ Ju v, AnpO
DOmInI. one trOusunC eight hundred and ,hlrty-
nine, and further supp oment to that act. aD
provp j ma ry ~ lsTl, 1. TtON KOUNS,
Sh nff of lnc County OF CHrUOl PcnnsY v.n a,
do Le 'eby maze snOwn aud glve notice to the
= &c ora oI the county aforesaid, tl,t m OIL c.
ON vii, be held III the said County Of CnrO n
IN TIE TU ESDNY AFTER THE FIRST
MONDAY IN NOVEMBER being
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KENDALL'S
SDaVin Cure on Human Flesh

Patten's Mills, Washington Co., NY. }
February Il. 1873.
B J KENDALL NJ D., Dear Sir,-The particu
lar case on which ( used your Spawn Cure
was a malignant ankle spr.tn OF 70 months
sanding. ] mad tired many thlngs. but IN V'ln.
Your "SORvln Uure" out the loot O. the ground
again. pnd for the hrs time since hllt, Ia
GELS any thing We ever used. = -
Yours truly REV NJ. p. BELL.
Pastor M. u. Church. Pattrn's Alls N. T.