SLIjc imc0, New , Bloomficlb, . Ja,
loomfif lb fhius.
Tuesday, October 27, 1874.
LOCAL D E FA 11 TMENT.
NO CUTS INSERTED.
No Cots of NtoreotyiK will be Inserted lu tills pIr,
unletiB linbt face aud ou metal bases.
ItntMcatlon Meeting-. A Republican
Ratification Meeting will be held in the
Court House, on this Tuesday evening the
27th inst., to ratify State and County nom
inations. General Robert B. Bcath and
Maj. Wilson Norris, will discuss the issues
involved in the campaign. It
X Young to Travel. A few days ago
there passed over the P. R. R., on the Pa
cific Express going cast, two children, aged
respectively four and six years, who were
ticketed through from Yokohama, Japan,
to Liverpool, England. Tbey were the
children of an English officer who died at
the first mentioned placo, and were on
their way to their friends in England.
They had with them a letter from the
English Consul General, requesting the
railroad, steamship aud othor officers to
take cliargo of them.
Fatally Injured. On Tuesday last
about 8 o'clock, one of the bauds employed
on the local freight, was bo badly injured
while shifting cars near the furnace at
Newport, that be died about 0 o'clock that
afternoon. The young man's name was
Glenn McCauley, a resident of Ilarrisbuig,
where he bad recently moved and where
he bad a wife. The accident happened by
Mr. Cauley getting bis foot caught between
the rail and a plank, causing bim to fall,
and the car was so near him, that before it
could be stopped the wheels bad crushed
bim. lie was taken to Newport, when
every care was rendered him, and after bis
death bis body was taken to Huntingdon,
where bis mother resided.
Another Terrible Warning. Sunday af
ternoon, Mr. Henry Fink, of Dover, was
out chestnutting in the woods. As be
went in bis buggy, be put his gun in the
box under the seat. Returning in the eve
ning be endeavored to extract the gun
from under his seat, taking hold of it by
the muzzlo. The cock was caught in the
operation, which snapped and discharged
the whole load into the palm of bis right
band shattering all of the eight bones of
the wrist and passing up into the arm
where it tore the flesh fearfully and broke
both the bones of the forearm. The injury
was so great that amputation was neces
sary between the wrist and the elbow.
Drs. Kerr, Ahl and McLaughlin performed
the operation. The suff erer is doing as
well as couJ be expected. TtUgram.
Run Off. The Waynesboro' Record says:
" On Sunday last whilst two young men of
this place. Haughman and Riroman, were
on their way from Mecbanicstown, in a
buggy, tbe horse took fright at a freight
train of cars as it was passing over a
bridge, and commenced running. ' It np
pears the lines broke, tbe young men were
thrown out, and tbe vehicle, said to have
been a new one, was thoroughly demolish'
ed. The horse which was captured be
tween this place and Monterey, belonged
to Dr. Bowls of this place. Tbe buggy
was from the livery of Mr. John 8. Funk
Tbe young men fortunately escaped with
but slight bruises.
A Bold Robbery A Safe Carried away and
Broken Open. Between 1 and 2 o'clock yes
terday morning the night hands at Winter's
furnace, below Mulberry street, on tbe op
posite side of tbe canal, beard a noise
which was later io the morning found to
have emanated from tbe operations of a
number of burglars in breaking through a
safe which tbey bad carried from the brick
office of tbe Winter firm to a place where
they could work without probable moles
tation. The office is located at the edge of
a basin In which a large number of logs,
grouped together into small rafts, are kept
The burglars entered the office from tbe
towpath and rolled the safe out of tbe front
door, evidence of which is seen in the
broken steps. Tbey then rolled their
plunder on one of tbe mfts, which they bad
drawn to the shore, and boated to a point
about 200 feet distant, on the opposite side
of the basin. Having selected a place
where tbe employees of the furnaoe could
not observe their operations because of ore
banks, etc., tbey unloaded the safe and
commenced chiseling it open, using a
sledge hummer and several other imple
ments which they bod stolen from the
blacksmith shop about twenty feet in the
rear of tbe furnace. The noise produced
by tbe sledge hammer blows was heard
about an hour by tbe furnace-men, who
suBpeoted nothing wrong.
Yesterday morningafter daylight the safe
was found with the bottom chiseled and
hammered out and the books and other
contents piled up near it. All the burglars
carried away were a few insurance policies
and two Pennsylvania railroad shares, uo
money having been kept in the safe. The
burglars first attempted to gain access to
the interior of tbe safe by breaking open
the door, but this work not proving satis
factory they changed their base of opera
tions and penetrated the sheet Iron base,
which was about an eight of an inch in
thickness. The hole they cut out is large
enough to admit the head of a man. There
are no evidences to show that powdor had
been used in opening the safe one of
Evans & Watson's weighing about half a
ton.
The office lamp was used in looking
about the room for plunder. The disordered
condition of things showed that the burglars
had been inspecting the contents, but noth
ing was removed but the safe, the object
of the thieves being evidently to Bteal noth
ing but money. Harrisburg Patriot of 21st
inst.
A iV'cw Railroad Order. The management
of the Pa. R. R. company has recently issued
an order bearing the official signature of
Thos. A. Scott, President, to every person
employed by the company in any capacity
whatsoever which is not only novel in its
character but worthy of general imitation
by similar corporations. It sets forth that
the company pays a fair compensation for
the time and services of its employees and
in return demands that they shall devote
their entire attention to the duties of their
respective positions. That they are not to
act in any executive or othor capacity in or
for any other corporation or to give their
labor to any othor firm or business. That
they are not to be interested in any way,
directly or indirectly in tbe supplies or busi
ness of tbe road, and that all emoluments
and profits accruing from any such employ
ments or interest, belong naturally to tbe
company and not to the employee, and are
to be turned into tbe treasury of the rail
road. In fact the company enters upon a
new and enlarged sphero of usefulness,
free from combinations that must, it
would appear, attach to alt great enter
prises in their early stages.. The announce
ment of these facts must have a vastly
beneficial influence upon the stockholders
interests. The policy of acting through
companies which were managed in connec
tion with the central controlling power of
so great a corporation as that of the Penn
sylvania railroad was no doubt rendered
necessary at the time whon the road was
begun, and muoh of the unrivalled success
and unprecedented growth of this company
was due to the wise direction of that policy;
but now it is able to stand above it and
needs no such help, all the best efforts of
brain and a muscle employed by it should
and must have but a single allegiance to
one central point of interest. That no one
may be aggrieved by this change of policy
strict conformity to it will not be made
imperative until the first of January next.
Uriel Items.
Tbe Synod of the Presbyterian church is
now in session -in uarhslo. About three
hundred delogates are present.
Court is in session as we go to press. A
full report of tbe proceedings will be pub
lished next week.
There is a borough ordinance aeainst
playing ball in the streets, and it ought to
be enforced, or else have it repealed and
then organize a window-glass insurance
company at once.
On Saturday, Miss Annie Mickey, of this
borough, badly burnt nor band and arm
by upsetting a crock ot apple butter on it.
We were rather surprised the other day
by a man addressing us with, " I say Cap
tain, what uas become or tnat 'Comic,'
that folks talked about so much last sum
mer, I don't bear no more of it."
Church Notices.
Presbyterian Church Preaching every
eabbatu until runner notice, at 11 a. m.,
and 7 p. m., and prayer meeting each
Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock.
Preaching in the Reformed Church next
Sunday, at 2 1'. M. f rayer-meetmg on
Thursday evening.
Preaching in the Lutheran Church next
Sunday at 101 o'clock A. M.
Service in the M. E. Church every eve
ning during tuis week.
Dr. Sweeney, of New Bloom field. Pa
ean be consulted as usual on all Chronio
diseases, requiring skillful medical treat
ment, or delioate and difficult Surgical op
eration lor tneir cure.
tif The Aldlne for November conies to us
richly freighted with art and literary treasures,
something after the manner of ono of the ar
gosies of old, that made periodical returns
from distant lands, bringing the moet valuable
things that could be seized In all. Artistically.
the place of honor is held by an exquisite pic
ture called " Dlnner-Times," after the German
Knaus, showing a dark-haired Oretchen feed
ing her ducks, wnicn is followed by other
splendid pictures.
Quite a material change Is evident in the
literary management or me Aldlne, under
what we must suppose the new editorial charge t
and undoubtedly strength is added, without
any apparent aenciency in grace and delicacy.
The most notable chancres are to be found In
the appearance of a slashing editorial article
anaer ine eauoriai Bead, America's Exam
pie," which reads as if there might be an in
ten Hon to follow it with others of the same
vigor, and in the commencement of a con-
.1 1 If T .... T Mil.... 1 . n. r.
.uuu ..wiji jvn. .iiimu uini-j xrauiwoo
of L'barles tt.'s Time," which opens with a
graphic picture of a May-day of that period,
and promises to possess a most absorbing in
terest, allowing few who commence it to lay It
down unfinished. Kuinor has it. that this
story, which bears no name, is really one of
me unpuuimucu mob. leu by tue late u. I K.
James ; and tbe intrinsic evidence of style and
incident would favor the supposition. There
la annlh.r .Inra iniiiti .... 1 ... .. 1.
Mrs. II. G. Kowe, "The Eagle in the Bea.
mru anenv, ana a great variety of other In
terestlng reading matter.
Tbe Aldlne Company has determined to es
tablish an Art Uulon.nlrullar totho well-known
Art Union in England, and distribute Its works
of art, both sculpture and paintings, which are
constantly - collecting, among lu Subscribers.
Art premiums, valued ot t'J 500, will be dis
tributed among each series or 5,000 subscribers.
Subscription tickets, at 16.00 each, entitle the
bolder to The Aldlne for a voar. to tbe new
chronio, and to s . tlekot in the distribution of
art premiums, ibe Aldlne Company .publish'
r, no. oo Muiueu i-auo, new xork City.
Take Notice. Mr. A. V. Hombach wish
es the citizens of this county to take notice
that being desirous of reducing his stock
before cold weather, he has determined to
close out what ho now has on hand, at
greatly reduced prices. Hoad stones of nil
sorts and stylos, and monuments ranging
in price from $35 to $400, lettered and de
livered at short notice. Letters or orders
sent to A. V. Uumbacb, opposite the plan
ing mill, Newport, will receive prompt at
tention. Dr. 11- If. NwiWIIAT- lit Vanr 111
Pa.. Ill his trAnr.mnnt. ftf ftlaAnaita nf iia
Lungs, Throat, Heart, Nasal Cavities and
Earn, risen thft AnnrnvAfl frAntmAnt. nf En
lightened Physicians of the present age.
Deafness, Discharges from tho ear. and
all throat affections, specially and success
fully treated by Dr. D. II. Sweoney.of New
rsiooru Hold, rerry county, I'a.
Permission to set In on trial one of the latest
Improved Howe Sowing Machlnos, wherever a
Orover & Baker, or any othor sewing machlno
may now be on trial; with the view of provine
that " The Howe" Sowing Machine has no
equal, and that you can't buy cheaper from
any other Agent In this county. For particu
lars address,
. JS. MriHlIIllI,
Newport, Pa.,
General Aurent for Perrv County.
Or, . JOS. YEAKLK, (Merchant Tailor,)
Local Agent lor Mlllerstown and vicinity.
County Trice Current.
BLOOMriBLD, October 27, 1S74.
Flax-Seed 1 60
Potatoes 7,1
Butter V pound 20 24 eta.
Eggs ft dozen 24 "
Dried Apples pound 4 cts "
Dried Peaohe 8 12 ots. V .
Pealed Peaches 18 22 cts. "
Cherries 5 cts. " '
Pitted, 15 18 ots. "
Blackberries, 6 68 ots. "
Onions V bushel 75 "
NEWPORT MARKETS.
lOorrecled Weekly by Kough Jt Brother.
DEALERS IN
GliAIN At PllODUCK.
NBWPOKT, October 21, 1874.
Flour, Extra v. 16 00
" Super 6 00
White Wheat V bu 1 15 a 1 15
RedWbeat 110 110
Kye 85S5
Corn 85885
Oats f) 32 pounds 50
Barley 80
Clover Seed 5 005 00
Timothy Seed, 3.00
Flax Seed 1 75
Potatoes, 600 60
Ground Alumn Salt 1 7501 75
Llmeburner's Coal t 40
Stove Coal 4500650
Pea Coal S 00
Smith Coal, 25 cts. l bus.
Cross Tles,8J4 feet long 50 O 60 cents
Bacon 9 12
FISH, SALT, L1MH AND COAL
Of all'klnds always on hand and for sale at the
lowest marnei Males.
Five per cent oil for Cash.
Philadelphia Trice Current.
rcOKHECTBn WEEKLY
Philadelphia, October 23, 1874.
Flour Superfine, I 3 50 4 00
" Extra, 4 00 5 00
" Fanoy 7 25 8 00
White Wheat,(new) 1 28 1 36
Ked Wheat, 1 19 1 20
Kye. . 1 07 1 08
Cloverseed. 10 11 per It.
Timothy Seed, 2 80 2 90 bush
Corn, ; 80 88
Oats, white, 60 41
Oats, mixed, ' 67 60
Lard, country, 13 per It
Onions, red and yellow, 5 00 6 60 per bbl
Eggs, 28 29
Butter prime roll 26 28
" common, 15 16
Wool washed, 60 65 perls
" unwashed 4J 45perffc
Spring Chickens, 10 12 "
Live " 13 14 "
Feathers Live Geese prime, 60 58 "
" " "inferior, 25 35
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
COHKBOTED WEEKLY.
BY It. C. WOODWARD SON
Carlisle, October 24. 1874.
Family Flour 86.75
8uperflne Flour, 4.00
Superfine Rye Flour .'. . . . 4 .00
White Wheat 1.15
Red Wheat J.OO
Eye 75
Corn 80
Oats 65
Cloverseed 6.60
Tlmothyseed, 2.75
Flaxseed 1.80
G. A. Salt, 1.60
QUOTATIONS
or
Wlilte, Powell Sc. Oo.,
BANKERS & BROKERS.
No. 42 South Tuikd Sthekt,
Philadelphia, October 23, 1874.
PRICES AHKKH.
V. a. ishi, tt
" 5-20, 0. '62, M. and N.
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it it it tfy' ti it
" 10.40, coupon
" Paolllo 6's, cy
New 6's, Reg. Wl
' " C. 1881
Gold
1U
.... 110
!l
.... 110-J
.... 117$
mCJ
112
111)
rtnver,
ninci ...... I'll'.
PeiiUMylvanla, A'l
Reudlrig, , 64
Philadelphia and Erie ." .... WA
Lehigh NvIkLi)U, 4'2
" Valley Bo-7
United K. K. of M.J 128
Oil Creek mi
Northern Central So-)?
Central Transportation, iVi
Nentiuehoning,
CV1
102X
C. Hi A. Mortgage 6's, '80,
Fleishbr Power. Ob the 22nd inst., at
the residence of Dr. 8. A. Whltruer, by Rev.
H.M.Asb, Mr. Bllas L. Flelsher, of Newport,
to Miss Annie R. Power, of Landlsburg.
Ohmeb Lono. On the same day, by the
same, Mr. Darwin J. Orner, to Miss Sue Long,
both of Greenwood township.
Profitable Employment (Joaranteed.
I WANT TWO OR THREE GOOD MEN to
whom I will guarantee profitable and honor
able employment Hatlsfactory reference given
siidteoulred. Call at tbe Post-Ofhve, or address:
"B," Newport, Perry Co., Pa, a
WEATHER STRIP
AGENTS WANTED.
A Profitable Business.
Store-keepers preferred. Will sell only to one
agent lu n town. We will till orders from private
citizens at Philadelphia prices, freight paid, until
we have seeuied a good agent in each town. -
UIIAtt. IIUtllNHAMSCO.,
117 & 119 South Tenth St., Puiiad'a.
Oct. 27, 1874. 6t. .,
Sewing Machine Needles.
THE best ENGLISH SEWINO MACHINE
NEEDLES of all sizes, and to lit
ANY KIND OF SEWING MACHINE
sent bv mall, nost mild, to anv address nt'the low.
est retail price . Hy staling name and style of
luHciiiiin nna inclosing z.i eenr-s. you will receive
by return mail from 4 to 7 needles as samples.
The (lltterenee In the nriee denemlinir mi Mm kind
of machine and not on the quality of the needle.
win aiu senu me
MAGIC NEEDLE THREADER
for 25 cents. In ordering It. nli..me stntn whulhAr
the machine threads from the front or sine of the
operator ns seated when sewing. Price list of
iireuir. uiiu an Kiuiis m aiiaciiint'ius seni on ap
plication. Please Address
JAM KH P. LONG.
Oct. 2H, 74.) New Dullalo, Perry County, Pa.
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber oilers at private sale a tract
containing ,
TJSIV A.Clt,l4 OP XVIN'I
all under good cultivation anil vcrv pleasantly
located In Perry county, l'a.. with a large frame
dwelling house and bunk barn thereon, erected
A WELL GEARED SAW MILL
with good water power and an abundant supply
of timber in tho neighborhood.
ri erms easy to suit purchasers. i
Apply to
CHAS. II. 8MTLEY,
New llloointleld, Perry Co., Pa.
October 6, 1874tf
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C A V 8 K
Ilmnuii Misery.
Just Published, In a Healed Envelope. Price t cts.
A Le-iture on the Nature. Treatment nnrf had.
leal cure of Hemlnal Weakness, or Kpermatorr
hcea, Induced by Keif-Abuse, Involuntary Kmls
slons. Impotency, Nervous Debility, and Impedl-
iiimiia w HinrnaKu generally; i;ousumpuon, J'jpl
leiisv. and Fits: Mental anil I'hvslcal Inennanlfv.
&c. By ROBERT J. CULVEUWELL. M. 1).
author of the "Green Book," Sc.
The world-renowned author. In this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of 8elf-Abuse maybe
effectually removed without medicine, and with
out dangerous surgical operations, bougies. In
struments, rings, or cordials; pointing out a mode
of cure at once certain and effectual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be. may cure himself cheaply, privately and radi
cally. -inis Lecture will prove a boon to thou
sands and thousands.
Kent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad
dress, on receipt of six cents, or two postage
stamps.
Auaress me ruonsners,
CHAS..J. C. KLINE & CO.,
127 Bowery, New York ; PostOlllce Box,4o8d. 18yl
ANOTHER CHANCE.
Fifth and Last Gift Concert
IN AID OF THE
Public Library of Kentucky.
POSTPONED TO
IVOVKMIiETl, 0, 1874.
Drawing Certain at that Date.
LIST OF GIFTS.
One Grand Cash Gilt,
One Grand Cash (lift.
One Grand Cash Gift,
One Grand Cash Gift,
One Grand Cash Gift,
6 Cash Gifts, (20,000 each
' 10 Cash Gifts, 14,000 each
' 15 Cash Gifts, 10,000 each
20 Cash Gifts, 6,000 each
a Cash Gifts, . 4,000 each
3d Cash Gifts, 3,000 each
ro Cash Gifts, 2,000 each
1110 Cash (ilfts, l.OUO each
240 Cash Gifts, MI0 each
fioi) Cash (ilfts, 100 each
10,000 -Cash Gifts, 60 each
Grand Total, 20,000 Gifts, all cash,
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets,
Halves,
Tenths, or each Coupon
11 Whole Tickets for
22 'A Tickets (or
J2W.0O0
luo.ooo
76,000
50,1)00
26,01)0
100,000
. 140.0110
160,000
100,000
lui.ooo
90,000
1110,01)0
100,01 X)
120,000
60,0110
960,000
$2,600,000
I 50 00
25 00
8 00
500 00
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For Tickets and Information apply to
Tfina 17 1115 1 Hf flTTB A ivam. .nJ Mnn.MM
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
Or THOa H. HAYS & CO., 609 Broadway.
41 b 6t v New York.
A. J. I. IIINZEY,
Produce Commission Merchant,
Nuts and Poultry
A SPECIALITY.
No. 269 -NORTH FRONT 8T.,
1'UILAUKLI'IIIA, PA.
41 8t
CONSIGNMENTS solicited. Prompt returns.
Refer to Hon. C. Albertson, Camden Co., N.
J. Hlggius, Burn & Bell, Philadelphia.
jr10 TO 100 INVESTED IN WALL
STREET often leads to fortune. New Hygtom.
No liability. Our new pamphlet entitled " The
Art of Speculating" sent free. J. Hlckling & Co.
Bankers and Block Brokers. Box 1635, 72 Broad
way, N. Y.
Stocks bought and sold on moderate margin.
38 13ta
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice Is
hereby given, that Letters of Administration
ou the estate of William F. Smith, late of Carroll
township, Perry Co., Pa., deceased, have been
granted to the subscriber, residing In same town
ship. All persons Indebted to said estate are re
quested to make luiinedlato payment, and those
having claims, will preseut them duly authentica
ted for settlement. JOHN SMITH,
Sept. 15, 187. Bt Administrator.
TALMAOEAPKH.
THE CHRISTIAN AT WORK.
" THE BEST RELIGIOUS PAPER."
a ciioici or
TWO BEAUTIFUL PREMIUMS.
An IixuHiMATEn Pobtfomo of Twelve Gems
by IlendscbeL each S'-f xlO'i In., or the superb
Cbromo, "Tn Twms," 22x38 In., after
Landseer. Price f 3.85, Including postage No
extras of any kind. Without irsmiui, 3
FEB ANNUM. '
ATTENTION, A0EMS t
Liberal commissions and exclusive territory
Samples and circulars free. Bend Postal Card
at once to
HORATIO C. KINO .Publisher,
Box 610S, New York,
PUBLIC SALE
! '. OF
Unclaimed Freight!
THE Pennsylvania Railroad Company will offer
at Piibllc'Sale on SATURDAY, October 31st.
1M74, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M., the follow
Inedescrlhed articles, now at the several Hlatlons.
as designated, unless owners or consignees Pay
charges and remove the same, on or before the
aay ui sale :
DUNCANXOX.
1 Sled, W. T. licwatt.
NEWPOItT.
S pes cedarware W. Korn.
3 bdls bag holders Iiurchlleld & W.
- MlliLKHSTOWX.
1 small box drugs 1
1 empty ale keg. - 1
2 small cast lion cog fS. T. Llneaweaver.
wheels, J
1 small box mdse II. S. Weslclman.
lbdle trees, Hehoft Krohop.
1 small belle bags O. O. Butler.
1 bbl cider (feo. Wyatt.
1 keg cider H. II. Anderson.
JOHN ItKILLY,
October 6, 1874. J Supt. Transportation.
JjJ-KWPOltT UltANCIl HANK,
Piewport, rerry County, Ta.
(Branch of Juniata Valley Bank of Mlfltlntown.)
CAPITAL, 5110,000 t
Stockholders Individually Liable (or Deposits.
JOSEPH POMEROY. President.
J. II. lawiN, Cashier.
niiiKCTons:
JOSEPH POMKTtOY,
JOHN J. PATTERSON,
JOHN BALMHACH,
JEROME N. THOMPSON,
GEORGE JACOBS,
J. W. KRANK.
H. If. HEOHTEL.
- Interest paid on time deposits.
Newport, September 8, 1874 ly
SUNUU11Y .
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF SUNBURY, PENN'A.
THIS Company has upwards of $150,000 of as
sets f WiLllollI; Its nrAIMlnm nntnul thn Mtal
Commissioners' report will show, and as a
STOCK and MUTUAL COMPANY, has mors
assets than any other local company In this State.
IH.-HIIP3 uuuiiiij iiijptiny ui, irOlll V.I.OU IO 94.UV
per thousand, for three years Including Injury
sustained from lightning.
It takes risks from one up to five years with or
without a note, as applicants may desire, and In
sures up to three-fourths the full value of the prop
erty. This company has never laid a single assess
ment and la one of the cheapest, safest aud most
ieliable companies In the State.
jAMtrt uit it, Agent
New Bloomileld, Terry co., Pa.
Also. Affent for fhA Knrth Amnrlonn VHrA
Insurance Company, of Philadelphia, aud the
Farmers' and Mechanics Insurance Company of
Dauphin Co., Pa., and also, Agent of some of the
most reliable Life Insurance Companies In the
August 25, 1874.U
REAL ESTATE
AT
PRIVATE SALE. .
A LARGE AMOUNT of Valuable Real Estate
at Private Sale in
Perry County, Penn'a.,
consisting o
FINE 'FARMS
of various sizes with IMPROVEMENTS, well
watered, well timbered and In the highest state of
cultivation. Also Ore Lauds, Timber Lauds,
Mills, TanneriesFoundries,
STORES, HOTELS and DWELLING BOUSES In
Towns and Country.
Persons wishing to purchase, sell or ex
change Real Estate of any description, are re
spectfully invited to call at my otllce or address
me by letter, and I will give all desired Informa
tion. JAMES ORR, Agent.
New Bloomileld, Pa., Aug. 26, 1874 tf
MUSIC FOR OCTOBER.
VOCAL.
God bless our Home Song Si Clio. Stewart. 40
Gray Hairs of my Father, Song & Clio. Pratt, 36
Two o'clock In the Morulng.riong & Clio. Percy 44
Give me Darling, one sweet kiss, Song &Cho.
Danks, 36.
I'm a-gwlne down South, Song & Cho. Hays, 35
Where Birds sing the sweetest, Song Si Cho.
Danks. 36
Whisper softly, Mother's dying, Song St Cho.
Stewart, 8(1 .
Let the Sunshine in, Song & Cho. Danks, 30.
Kitty McKay, Hong & Cho. Hays, 36
My Mother's growing old, Song Si Cho. Percy, 36
Nora, the Pride of Kllkeo, Song & Cho. Hays, 4a
Little Hands that open the Gates, ttong&Cho.
Leslie, 36
Poor old Grandpa, Song & Cho. Hays, 40
Close the Shutters gently. Hong Si Cho. Hays, 35
Throw your Whiskey out.Song & Clio. Letgnton S
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Golden Hours, Melodle. G. D. Wilson, 35
Westward Ho I Grand Galop. G. D. Wilson, 75
Trembling Leaves Instrumental. Klnkel, 60
Silvery Spray Instrumental. Klnkel, 60
Pure as Gold Waltz. Maylath, 35
Jolly Fiddlers, Galop, Maylath, 60
Circling Waves Barcarolle. Klnkel, 40
Happy Thoughts Hchottlsche. Klnkel 60
Autumn Leaves Polka Mazurka. Maylath, 40
Miranda Valse Elegante. Maylath, 35
Twilight Nocturne. Maylath, 60
Neptune Mazurka. Davis, 40
Merry Huntsman (Forest Scenes) Wilson, 40
l'earlof America Caprice, Klnkel, 60
Evening Bells Morceau. Wilson, 60.
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