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NEW ADTERTISEMENTS,



HOKSES AND CARTS AND GOOD
III Laborcrs wanted.
FRANK ARMSTRONG, Contractor,
ltd* Park House, New Holland Pike.
NOTICE To REAL ESTATE OWNERS
IN Our Monthly Catalogue will be issued
shortly. If you have real estate to sell or ex-
change enter it on our books at once. For
city properties no charge until sale. Terms
reasonable and facilities tor selling the best in
the county. ALLAN A. HERR & CO..
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
jy3O lmdR North Dnke Street.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- CEIVED for the furnishing of about one
thousand tons. more or less, of the following
kinds of Coal Baltimore Company broken
and egg, Enterprise or Coal of like quality,
and about twenty-five tons OF Iykens Valley
egg.
Bids to state price per ton Of each kind on
the yard. Proposals will also be received for
same quantity and kind kept under cover.
Mark ut the head OF bid under cover" or
1" not under cover"
Bids will be opened on Saturday morning,
August Goth, ut IL o'clock. Bidders are re-
quested to be present when bids are opened.
Seal bids and address to B. F.. Cox. En-
dOrse. Bids tor COal'
aug"3td Il. +. COX, Clerk.
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LYDIA f.. PINKHAMS
Vegetable Compound,
The Positive Cure Tor
All Female Complaints.

This preparation, rs its name signifies, con
sistS OF Vegetable Properties that are harmless
to the most delicate invalid. Upon one trial
the merits of this compound will be recognized.
as relief Is immetliste; and when its use Is con.
tinued, in nincty-ninc cases in u hundred, u
permanent cure is effected, as thousands will
testify. On account of its proven merits, IL ~
today recommended and prescribed by the
best physicians in the country.
1t will cure entirely the worst form of falling
OF the uterus, LeucOrrh0ea, irregular and pain
ful MenstruRti0n, all OVARIAN Troubles In.
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ness. and is especially adapted to the Change
of Life.
+. In fact 1t has proved to be the greatest and
best remedy that has ever been discovered. II
permeates every portion of the system, and
gives new life and vigor. 1t removes faintness,
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and relieves weakness OF the stomach.
1t cures BlOating, Headaches, Nervous Pros.
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preston and Indigestion. That feeling of bear.
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will at all times, and under all circumstances
act in harmony with the law that governs the
female system.
For Kidney complaints OF either-so1 this
~ a..
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MURDERED AND BURNED.
The Unnatural Crime charged Against Ne
gro Parents.

gro Parents.
LAKE VILLAGE. N. H., Aug. 9.-The
coroner's jury in the case of the three chill
dren Of Charles Moody (colored) who
were burned on the evening of July 4,
have returned verdict that the children
were murdered and the house was burned
to conceal the crime. Moody and his wife
have been arrested and committed to Jail
to await action of the grand jnry.
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The only medicinal soap adapted to easy
sl,avins-Cuticura Shaving Soap.
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Noon OuOrarlons OF tho Grain Market

New York, Philadelphia and Local stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACOB B. LONa, N. f. Cor. Centre Square,
NEW YORk STOCKs.
Stocks lower.
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JOHN L. LIGliTN Err, of Leacock township.
Subject to the decision of the Democratic
county convention. aprlStfdGw
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WANTED.

NIANTED-A GIkI. TO DO GENERAL
w housewOrk. a rare chance offered. Ap-
ply ut this Office. jy2S2wd#
WA;NnIcE,;DD-A ' WOMAN OMAN, Ics,,. TO DO THE I1i B
small family. Wages 81 to 81 per week, accord
ing to competency Call ut tliis Office. a4-tfl
VNIANTEIl-IsYA YOUNG GERMAN GIRL
w Il situation tn do general hOusewOrk.
Apply ut this Office. ltd
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lydia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable Oompouni

s. prepared at 2s3 and rs Western Avenue
Lynn, Mass. Price 81. Six bottles for s. Sent
by mail in the form OF pills, also in the form O:
lOEenges, on receipt OF price, 81 per box, for
either: Mrs. PINKHAM freely answers ali let.
ters Of inquiry. Send for pamphlet. Address
As above. Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA
PlNKHAM'S LIVER PILLS. They cure Con-
sttpatiOn, Bili0usness and TOrpidi.y of ,he
Liver. 3 cents per box.
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JOHN s. BROWN, OF DrumOre township.
Subject to Democratic rules. me7-lxwtp
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EDUCATIONAL,

WORK (PA.) COLLE8IATE INSTITUTE.
i An endowed Christian institution of the
highest grade. Separate Courses in Classics
and Science. and u Department for Ladies'
Tuition so per annum, including all bra inches !;
Ample Library: complete apparatus; Faculty
OF seven. Board 81 and S per week. Ninth
year begins September 5th. For Catalogue
address.
REV. JAMES SMCDOUGALL.,J Jr., Phi. d., Pres
tlent, or 5. SMALL. jyl3lmeOd
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ADAM S. DIETRICH, of Manor township.
Subject to the decision of the Democratic
county convention.
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JAMES r. MARSH, OF Salisbury township,
subject to Democratic rules. augItfi&w
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MEDICAL.
DIRECTIONS.

I DIRECTIONS.
For Catarrh, Hay
Fever, Cold in the Head
&C., insert with little
finger o particle OF
Balm into the nOstrils ;
draw strong breaths
Through the nose. 1t
Twill be ab sOrbcd,
cleansing and healing
he diseased men,
brane.
| FOR DEAFNESS
Apply u particle into
1.-The ear.
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LITERARY NOTES.

NM Erckmaun-Ch atrian have produced a new
play called Les Rsntzau" which has been accepted
for representation 10y the Theatre Francois.
new edition of the English work, " Copnger on
Copyright" has just been issued. 1t includes refer
enccs to the recent report of the Royal Commission
and gives Il view of copyright law in foreign couh-
tries.
Mr. Francis Turner PalTave's long praised
"Goldcn Treasury of Songs and Lyrics" II Is re-
ported, has been republished at Bombay ana 1"'-
nshed with many additional notes with the view OF
Introducing il as a textbook i'll Indian schools
The AcraeD,y learns that movement is on foot to
start Browning Society for the study and discus
sion of the works oil Robert drowning and The puh-
cation of essays them and extracts from works
Illustrating Them MI Furnivall is a leader in the
project.
A volume of the letters of Alexander Hum
boldt to his brother Wilhelm was issued recently at
Stuttgart under the direction of the members of the
family living in OttmachaH, Sicsia- 1t is SAID to
throw much light on the intimate life of the author
of KOsmos."
The Lopdop Graphic will he represented during the
tour of the Marquis of Lonc through Manitoba
and the Northwest by Mr. Sidney Hall, who has
been invited to accompany the expedition by the
Govemor-Gencral of Canada. Mr. Hall was the
Prince of Waes's special private artist during the
tour in India and his sketches during the Franco
German war attracted much attention.
The Editor of Sc,ibnc's Maga-iac received not
long a paper which had been written invita-
ton by the late Dean Stanley. The desire TO make
early of the manuscript defeated 10y the in
ability to deciphcr the handwriting, for the late
Dean wrote character that must at times have
been a sore puzzle to himself, when the matter of
his discourse was not fresh in his mind. The paper
will be returned to England TO be deciphered by
some one familiar with his handwriting
Professor Sidney Colvin's biographical sketch of
Walter Savage Lander will be the next volume i'll
the English Men of Letters Series" OF which
Harper 4 Brothers are the American publishers. 1t
will make one of the thickcst books of the set with
224 pages, and will not be behind any OF them prob
ably in interest, for Landor picturesque
character, and anecdotes and quaint incidents
cluster about his name. Professor Colvin, in his
preface declares his obligation to Mr.. Robert Brown
ing who allowed him access to the books and manu-
scripts left to the poet by Landor, including Ian
doris annotated copies of of his rarest writings
Mr.. Swinbune receives thanks also for having
looked through the sheets of the work and for sug
gestions The volume is nearly ready
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA srocKS
FRIDAY. July 1o-p a,

FRIDAY. July 22-P. NJ
The business at the Stock Exchange TO-DAY
dwndled down TO 293.l97 shares against 372. 755
Yesterday. And if from to-day's business he de-
Quoted the 5000 shares reported 10 have been done
III Central Arizona stock there remain oniv 25e Aaz
shares rs tie transactions in railroad and her ms
cellaneons stock. AT the opening of busnoss
there was trace of Yesterdays late boom but in
ten minutes it had disappeared and tle market was
declining. After that dulness succeeded. and dur
ing the remainder of the day il was relieved onlv
10y occasional spasns of activity and small ;luctna
tons. The railroad and the reports of vcster.
factors in the days market. They attracted
very little attention, perhaps less than thew
are entitled TO, because the majority Of
dealers were more intent on attenpting
TO watch the movements of leading operators those
movements being regarded the most imror,.,, as
affecting the immediate future of prices II an
pears now that yesterdays late market and to-days
early one were made to sell stocks on, and the on
portunltes were improved. Last evening the ex
cInent before the close great that the souro
OF The supply of stocks discovered but in the
cooler hours of this morning it was quickly traced.
hehce the decline and the bears" who closed up
Yesterday for higher market discovered that they
had little market upon which TO renew their con-
tracts Just before the close Of business there Was
an attempt to repeat the operation of yesterday af
iernoon, and some improvements in prices vera
made, but this effort failed, and before the cong
sounded Prices again dropping, and the market
closed weak.
Government bonds were quiet and inclined 10 no
weak. The final bids show declines of * for the
continued 5s and of "a for the 4los. Annexed ara
the closing quotations:
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THIRD cALL-l2 O'CLOCK VI.
FOURTH CALI O'Clock p. ,


san TRANcisCo. .Cal., July 22.-The Cmnstocks
The thollaI-Sayage combination pump is working
satisfactorily.
The cast crosscut. from the 5000 level Of yellow
Jacket is Al - icct.
The Alta shat is down 2,olO feet
The pumps ON the 2,10O level OF Union Consoli-
dated viii be running in ten days. The foundation
The annual election OF Savage is being holly con-
tested by thy outs and ms. \ row is expected be-
fore the close.
Bullion has been assessed 20 cents per share.
GLOBE, Ariz.. july 22.-Mucral creek Mine is i'm
proving n work adv anccs 10th in quantity ana
quality of The ore. The mil Will be tested next
week, and Will be ready to run by the end of the
present month.
south Pioneer looks finely, and work i, being Wig
olou,l, prosecuted.
Old Dominion has connected the tunnel on the
Nc"-l or, lead with the main shaft hy a short cross
cut, showing me ore, chiefly green carbonatos ana
rcj oNidcs The di. tancc from the left wall of the
tunnel 10 tine right wall OF lhc haft is feet all in
ore. IA" man tunnel on the old dominion lead is
"Iihh ~ 'r't o ne man SHAFT The ore continues
rs me - previously reported. The Superintendent
~ san rncis'' Is arranging for additional sincit-
:, DENYEr, Cel., July "a. w. Siinonton, of New
York. wa to-day clortrd President ol The Colorado
blN Placer Authorization Company" with a new
board 81 directors o. hls selection. The Company
owns me patents ol simple machine greatly needed
IA working placer mines where wafer i, scarce or
where Tie god Is 80 hn" and h9ht than IT cannot be
prohiah!y worked by the siuicc process.
Bullou valued at %l7,5l6 81 WIS received in thi,
city yesterday from ga" mines
Stonnont supmintc pdcnt tcicgraphcd ycstcT,lav .
Iiu'g thousand bullion shipped on lStl and 3 200
today"
The assqycr of the State Line mines trlcor,,,hod
july y, from Gold Mountain: Ever, .hin, her.,
running well. Mines loot. a. well as cy,g.'
Father dc Sm"t superintendent reports. Tor the
WreN ending july 3D. that Loo tons OF ore were eN
tr tea irons ir't level }2O tons from second level
4n %,o 10 TONS from tb'rd lcyGl. During. the week
1856" tons of orr were mi!lcd s.!l floor OF Nc
Gnty chanhcr was advanced lI2 scis. The raise
from the cnd OF the east clos,cn' Golden Gate from
on The IhIId level /. looking we'll
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MINES AND MINING
FRIDAY. July 22-P. NJ.

FRIDAY. July 22-P. NJ
Business at the Mining Stock Exchange to-day
again relapsed 10 dullness Yet there was exhibited
moderately firm tone, and prices as rule were
very well sustained. state line stocks Nos and !,
were cents easier at ITO, and Nos. 2 and
steady at 4.3O; and Oriental and Miller
from 81 to 81 cents. Among the Lcadvilles Hiber-
MIA lost about onc-half Of yesterdays advance in
decline to 64061 cents. Silver Cliff was stronger
at 400. Consolidated Virginia held firm AT 1850
200 closing at the highest figure but California fell
back TO 6907O cents, and sold, " assessments paid
at 1909 l05. Moose was duh at 95d9s
cents. The curious dealings in Central
Arizona were continued, but principally at the Stock
Exchange, where the reported sales between and
23i and Is set down ut 3G7O0 shares The
markets closed dull and steady.
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HEACHERS WANTED.-LADIES: Lady
To teach and speak French Singing in High Scho1
ana sing IN church. Pennsylvania, salary 81 900 xpcIcnr
Chlef AssistM city boarding and Day school 900 Si,
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IOrh salary liberal, interview next French German
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licences ana Astronomy, Connecticut High school Vice.
pilncipal New York state Seminary French, German
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na1es and families Several good places conbinne
French spoken and Music. ~ -''7'''"'
HENTLEMEN Widenwake young of good experi
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Military BOARDING school near city, next Fri
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Application forms free personally mailed for postage
J. SCHERMEHlIONN, SECRETARY, AMERICA
SCHOOL INSTITUTE. EAST l4TH.ST, NEW YORK
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I IGHT READING
SUMMER LEISURE.

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Alarblc an0 Slate 4,,antels.

WOOD AND SLATE MANTLES.-The most
varied ana complete stock Of mantles now on ex
MDition' l. b. STEWART u co. 70 West 23d-st- New,
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

RROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.-Th
~ fan term Of te tartyrs year Of TINS young ladies' ia
ceate course of instruction. CHARLES l.. WESr Prime
pal lSo Montasuo-st. brooklyn y. \.
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i0m Grl)oois.

A LBANI LAW SCHOOL.
Fall term begins September 6, 1881 For rir.,,r a.,
dress HORACE T.. SMl IlI, Lt"D., Dean, ALBANY \ Y
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2l2 o'cLock ro 3 o'cLocK.

Boston II 4 r ist ~ / 4 aaa West Rome " \ ogbrg
Molhcand o LIST 5nl0 ...... iOl 2. i.ril 40
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NREYLOCK INSTITUTE,

~ south Nill2msown berkshire CO.. Mass.
Established IN Ni2.
Location hcalthiu.
individual pupils Send for circular
BENZ r. MILLS, A. NJ, Principal
\ HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
4 MORCE~Tt R MASS,
begins its 26th September H. lSN Apply
70 &. j. MElCALF, \. NJ Supt.
FRYING INSTITUTE, Tanytown. \. y
Parents wshingto place their where they will be
thoruu rhlN college Trciyr
cIar with full particulars Koorcns september IL.
y. AINA(NAC, \. NJ, ,,....,.,
ID. a. f.. A. NJ. {IIh'4Fis.
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INSTITUTION for the IMPROVED INSTRUC
3 VlON of DEAF MUTF~ 1,5l1 broadway, Ncw-NO
The largest articulation school ia tn, country: cstaDlisc
1900 pare oral method. send Tor circular
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III state bonds. Louisiana oonsols were strong at
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HDS WEST 12D-ST. Choice rooms on
Ihrd floor beautifully furnished NJ rsouo lie te,,s
arc ,u..iul back parior board given desired refer
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For Boys and Young MONTGOMERY.

iiOAiL Is OifCrcU to bows needing cSDpcial
A the FAMILY
cia IN one OF tepretcs; and hethest ConneGtcut
I'oN ~, Durham. Conn.
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obstruction.
For Young Ladies-City.
MNISEIIE TARnINEI.

AVs - West 4thst New York boarding and Day School
for Young Ladies' and Children 27.
Thorough English course. DAILY lectures French other
languages spoken within six months. Drawing musical
advantages unsurpassed
Nj ESDEMOlSELLES CIIARBONNIER'S
w French Protestant boarding Day school Young
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day september % Apply By cJter until September H. when
Meiles 'harbonniel VIII he - home.
y ISIS de BRCNN KOPS and MISS KEITH,
80 NO ~ EAST @9rLSr formerly 277 Madison-aye.l,
WI REOPEN Then French boarding. and Day school Young
La,deS, 'FlIh hlntcigate September 20
Application by letter in sc ptclnDcr l.
VI isis PERRIN, 2,o2l 5th-ave., n. Y.
A'S Terms Per annum, 5000
EPEN. DR. and MRS c. II. GARDENERS
boardn@ and Day School for Ladies' COS 5,haye
@l'h year commences september y, 1881.
SUBURBAN SEMINARY, Boston-ave and
- lG1tl-st.-Hoopens Scptenbor H.
Rev. EDWIN JOHNSON.
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obstruction.
For Young Ladies-Country.
a FEMALE COLLEGE.

y
IA a College of tine highest rank women
advantages in Music and AIT: terms moderate.
Next session BE- gins Septemb -. Address
Key. a. W. COWIE Is, ID. D., Emira, y. Y.
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THE HILL SCHOOL.

'E'IIE Hill SCHUUII,
L POrrSTOWN PENN. 3i2 hours from New.York.
School begins september Ia. Exceptional efficiency
preparing boys for leading colleges tie
: Limited number received. Address for catalogue.
In,
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Dh MDIII nm for advertisers. 100 pages go cents.
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OuInIne and ArkeniC

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Kenda||'s SPAWN Gre.
Kenda|I's SPAWN Cure.

wilton Mimi, Jan. nth. 1881
Il. J. KKNDALL& Coz Gents:--Iiaying got horse book
you by mail year the contents uf which persuaded
me try Eendas Spawn Cure the hind leg OF OF
my horses which was badly swollen and could not be
duCed by any other remedy got two bottles OF kendat
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which completely cured horse About i've years ago
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NOrICE.-EsrATE OF JAiRUs LAWRENCE, DEc'D.-
Notice hereby given thar the undersigned Executors
Of the last viii and testament Of Jaus Lawrence late
the comfy of sale ana state of Illinois deceased will ar
pear before the County Court Of said county the third
Monday tbcns the 18th day of October 1885, the County
Court Room In Ottawa In said county when and where a
persons having claims demands against said estate
notified to attend and present the in writing for nd
Jusfmcnt.
Dated this 18th day of August A y. 1881.
DIV fGHT LAWRENCE,
FRED +. LAWRENCE
augsi-Sw Executors.
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure
ON HUMAN FLESH.

Patterns Mills Washington Co. Y. Y. Feb. q. 1879
DIR. u, j. KENDALL Dear Sir-The particular case on
which used your krnda's SPAWN Cure was a malignant
ank spran Uf sixteen months st ndng had tined many
things but In vain Your SpyD Cure NJ the foot 10 the
ground aga and for the first hurt. In natural
position. For family Imminent cs anything We ever
used. Yours truly. REV. NJ. J.. BEL l.,
Pastor OF N. F. Church, Patterns Mills, y. Y.