Juniata gtarthttt
JllFrLIJIOWK- ,1-.
Wednesday Jlorniup, October 26, 1S"0.
U. J SCII WEI ER,
!lTiit PROI'R! KTtlll.
GEO. P. R0WELL&.CO.40 Park Row, New York
AMI , ;
S. M. PETTENGILL & CO., 37 Park Row, N. Y,
a Dr in .hat ci.v. and arc .-
thTizd to contract for advertising t our
lowest rates. Adverser, m ta.i : , art .Pt-
tn ,v fheir fuvorK with elllicr 01
th above horniM.
It Did ot IMf. .
The situation ol'llie Republican J'-1";.
pince the smoke of the buttle, has lifted,
ct-rlniulj doen nut pre.-nnt ai tearful a
eight as it v.-s feared" by some that it
would prr.ent. We nil fe more clt-arly
now. We. pee flint the drfet iitl uot
come because' of an inclination towr,rds
Democratic principle. It did not .ome
because of a renunciatiou of Rojiub lican
principle. It' caiuo through private on
personal irritation th.t cr-awd. loo-l con-
texts, and the local contests gt nerated
didVat. Tlie pirly did not die. To-day,
far dowu in the diptJis of its gryt heart,
(juicily tlirob the i-aniest desire for the
success of tiiiwn priiiirijdfs
that have
uudo it the wonder and
g!'ty
ot tht
world. It lias u.it yet filial, its mission.
It cannot yet die. Si-uatm ftnmiier, iu a
epeech tending t the MiB'i point, recent
ly said : '
I would add one fttrfbrc iron! in reply
tothoMjwl.o umn tlia.-th.. iwmWtcan
party d.m if m1c. and th-rrfjre
i.wy .it. jwm..- r.:or.::OMir.i. it lias
done a fcre.it mti ;x er-tnemopthle work,
but much nm.ii.if to b i.ne. It has
putn .xvn a fir.cie r.l.eH!onwi.g...l oyjbaekagain . perDapg tliat wljat a
slavery ; it ha .bollfhed slavery ; it has
....j i . .i... ... .i .. k .ii j
r' Liiic-i njuiti t il ,iie uiiiil ,jn aiiu j
111 courts.
i"b distinction of color: and
it has rrcHis'-l'Uct:-i" the rebel States on
the solid fuuodation of tlr. DecL.raiion of,
Indepeuder cc. besides these heroic j
ar.uevrme jus, wmen ciiunni . loi -.uen
so long Si men throb iu sympathy with
harr.xn rights, the Kepublican party has
jTovivicd homesteads for the needy; jt
has. built a Pacific Railroad, briuirhiir two
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or-ans together ; it has, by honest pay-
nicut, reduced ihe enormfiu.- national
i . . t r i - 1 e -
debt ontaiied by the rrbi llion, and, at
Xhe same lime, it h is reduced taxation.
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It a pohueal party is to be j-ndijed by
what it Lis done., tlu-u may thu Kejiubli-
an party fearlessly ask your vote. . But
there is auother reasou for your conliu-
ued support. The wh.de work of recon -
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structiou and the establtshinent ot equal
light is still disputed aud assailed by the
Democratic party. 1 might quote ieso -
lutious and words of orators, showing
how they still hold out. lleptidiators of
'Jie national debt, they woul J repudiate
all that has been done for tLe national
I'uion, and for that equality before the
law which is one of our greatest triumphs
and safeguards. This is enough. Until
this new form of repudiation is extinguish
ed, there is need ot the Republican party.
So long as anybody assnils the Derlara- i
tion of Independence, the Kepublican j
party cannot cease its patriotic labors. :
It is foolish to imagine that this great j
party, consecrated to human rights, can ;
die. It will live has long as people ;
1 1. . 1 , 1 !: ...... 1. .V I 7
cherish those sublime truths declared
by our fathers, of which il is the repre
sentative and guardian. Its ". special
work will be always to stand by the -
nation iu its unity, and by the people in j
their rights. For such a party there
can be no decay. Men whom I now ad
tnay grow old, but the ltepcblican party
wu be ever young.
Hoping Against Hope.
or ten jrs now (says the Chicago
Post), ever siavs they passed hopelessly
into the minority, DewocratJ Lave been
vigorously counting up tUeir "gaius."
Tho boy upon the cu,,.gtoue aoea not
more industriously count Vi chips and
forecast the day when he wiit 0 a mfl.
lionaire ; the crazy "queen" iu a& Mj.
lum does not more assiduously arti?e
her ribbons and anticipate that she wi
shortly be enthroned than the. Demo
cratic party figure np the gains in Skunk-1
opolis and Swampscot to show that they i Union..s.
will elect the President of the United j yder
States next time, or at some early day j0'
thereafter. , j
Despatches from South Carolina;
Ftate tiat on the 20th the day after the
Election, a band of ex-rebel whites, ' in j
the interest of the so Called Reform Par-
, . i
ty, destroyed the ballot-boxe at Lau-1
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rens Court House, and shot three -officers '
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of the State police. Gov. Scott asks I
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aid from the L nited States. ;
I.v the Selmi, Ala., district a colored
man naincd B. S. Turner, is running for
Congress. Hii platform is universal am
raaetjr, univewsl suffrage, universal repu
diation of tlie vr.tr debt. The laet plank
of his platform ouht to euit the Dem- j
ocracy. J ,
Esoiou is known o' the election held
in South Carolina on ITednesday, the
19th inst.,' to warrant tie at-sertion that
GenJ Scott has been re-elected.
The friends of Senator Cameron re
joice that the report current on Satur
day that he had been sticken by paralysis
is uot true.
Tbe War In France.
Tbe authorities of Paris, k is Mid, nTd
stocked the city with applies. The
flesh of horses, cattle end sheep, have
hwn lilted drum for future use. . 'The
French keep ap e continuous fire en the
Prussians about Paris, making it a dif-
; ficult and dangerous job to put np the
i works and guns to be used against the
i-city. , .' ' .'
The women of Paris are full of seal
against the Germans! The have organ
izationa for the assistance of the soldiers,
' as far as it is possible for women to as-
' sist under such circumstances.
j The Germans keep np their eommnni
. tion to the Rhine. Despatches 6ythat
i pome of the governing men of the French
Republic favor peace, while others art
. I - F .1 .' C .V. . . .
; "'7 ,or " "'u "-
, cherishing the hope that it will soon take
j a favorable turn for France.
. ., progljiau jonTDag z that
.
; Prussian industry has suffered as much
I as has French industry. The French
. -
fleet, it is said, is about to operate against
some of the Prussian ports. ' 1 1
Dazainc is charged with an offer to sell
out for a regency with the Prince '. Im
perial. The Freneh government at Tours
is making preparations to move further
south. Papers, books, and correspon
dence are kept packed, with the excep
tions of such as are required for immedi
ate 'nsc. '' '' ' '
Prussiau papers confirm the report that
j Generai loyer v;a;t to King William
, waa t0 for eurrel)der of Met.
London despatches isay that Generals
Bnrnside, Sheridan and Forsyth, have
received orders from the Washington
; f?Avprnmnr. in Ipava flip ertnrinfmr anA
! f nnrA rannir tn Tsnedanrl .if
..r "o
Rumors of peace follow each other
rapidly. Despatches state that England,
Austria and Italy are in perfect accord
on the peace question. What the de
spatches next received will state, remains
j heard. An armistice is what the
power8 arc now called for. On Satur-
; day tl,e French made a sortie against a
j prUMjaa stronghold .' Of course it was a
; faiiure. They marched up a Sill, and
sortio means. '
The conflicting reports concerning
3Ietz are scarcely worth repeating.
Official Keturas fer Members ef Cengresi.
I D'st. Elected.
Rep.
.... 4,735
.... 1,315
.... 2,702
.... 160
.... 2,177
Dem
; ltfts j RnuJaH
i 2d J. N. Creeley.-...j
! 3d L. Myers
4th W. 1). Kelley..t.
i1, a1rmer""
; 6tL Ia. L. Acker.
j 7th'. Towusend....
i 5th J. L (Jetz..;
4.14S
977
5.3GG
; 9th O. J. D.ckey
! 10tn W- Kdluiger....
illth J. li. Storms
j Shoemaker.
j Mercur..!..!....
14th J. B. Packer
j 15th R. J. Haldeman...
1 l6tb B. F. Myers
i 17th 11. M. Spcer
! jj 5ier.00(J
! ifo (j. Scofield....
20th 3. Griffith...
21st H. D. Foreter
! 22 ; ey
i q Al'Clelland
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!
.... 2,341
.... 629
4,728
1,220
124
2,450
3,450
15
, .11
.27
'769
504
'735
'., 7o9
3,212
3,701
25.273 !20,930
20,980
Majority..
..4,293
The New York'Herald since the Late
election in Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana,
Iowa, and Nebraska writes the situation
in this way. ':r .
First that the people ' of the United
States, by a heavy majority, accept,' en-
dorse and approve the administration of
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uen. urant. second mat tue ltenub-
lican party on the platform of this ad
ministration are sure of a decisive majori-
ty in the popular branch of the next Con-
gress, whereby, the Senate bciug secure.
both Houses will .he in accord with the
President' to the end of his term. " Thh-d
That he is good for a second term
against all opposition combinations and
opposing candidates.' Fourth That the
Democrats have made no headway- of
any account since 186S. Fifth That
the new element of the colored vote is en
mae-with the Ilepablicans. ; Sixth
That (here is some danger that the Dem
ocracy may lose New York iu Novem
ber. ... .
Congress, Official' The follow
ing is the official vote tn onr Congression
al district V ' ' "
" Packer.
...3582-"'
...1882 --J642
..
...5195 .
....1296 -
Scott.
3294
1124
1244
3827
165S
NoTttwimberat)(l
Total...:
13.597
U.147
11,147
Packer's majority.. ..2,450
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Despatches from London state
, , . , raat
the steamer Cambria was wrecked off
, . , , . .
Irish coast on the 19th lost. The Lam-
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bna took out 127 passengers. It is not
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yet known how many were drowned
The passengers left the wrecked vessel
in boats.
A. Thompson Nicolls, of Monroe
county. West Virginia, on the 22d inst.,
thot himself through the head, on . the
cars. : He waa conveying his wife' corpse
to a place of interment.
1 ' A man named Charles Kennedy was
taken from the officers at Elizabethtown,
New Mexico, ten days ago, and hanged.
He had been found guilty of the murder
of several persons.
ii
The small-pox is committing fearful
ravages in the West among the Indians.
I They .ire dying in thousands.
THA5KSGIYMB DAY.
V
Proclamation rmldent Sraet Appoint
int; Thurwlaj, t5eTmber, 354.
By Vic Prethhnt of At ',1'nUei Slates :
WHElieAS, It behoove . a people sen
sible of their dependence ou ,tne' Al
mighty, publicly andIIctrre!y, to
acknowledge their gratituae lor uis
favors and mercies, and humbly beseech
for their continuance : and
Whereat, The people of tho United.
States during the year How ooub in ena
have. speciaLcause.;to .be jbauk.fulJ'or
geueral prosperity, abunaani arvesis,
ex'emptioTi from 'pestflence, ' foreign war
anlivij svrife ' '
Now, therefore,' be :it .known, that I,
Ulyssea S. Grant. President, of the
United States, concurring in any similar
recommendation from Chief Magistrates
of States; do hereby recommend fci the
citizens to meet 10 their respective places
of worship : on Thursday, the 24th' day
of November next, there to give thanks
for the- bounty, of God during the year
about to close, and supplicate for its con
tinuance hereafter. - ' u J: :' " '
In wituess whereof, 1 have herehnto
aet my baud and pauoed tbe aeal of the
Lulled States to be athxed. : , . i .
Done at the city of Washington, this
-STs't day of fJctober, in the year our
Lord one thousand' eight' hundred and
seventy, and of th Indepondence: of
K. the United States the ninety-fifth. ,1:
.,. .,U. S. Grant, ,
By the President : . ,n ,
Hamilton i ish, secretary ot State.
Trro Gernwn Steamer Captured and De-
( strejed by a French Gunbeat. .
.07 . - New, Yon K, Qct. 21.
A correspondent from , Kio Janeiro
says that two NyrUi ; German easela-p
the Concordi nud Lucie were seized by
the French gnu boat Hamlin, cruizing
off Rio Janeiro, but were allowed to go
into liio . and discharge such cargo as
they had on board belonging to nentrals,
afU;r which the vessels were taken out
to sea and destroyed, together with the
remainder ' of ! their . cargoes which be
longed to belligerent German owners.
TUft Concordia i owned at Danzig. The
Lucie was built in Klspreth, to which
port she belongs. .- ; ( v , i r .-j
Tke Peoples' Literary Companion,'
for November, comes to us as bright aud
as fresh" looking as the green Gelds are
after a gentle rain. It is published by
E. C.Allen & Co , Angus ta, Maine. Terms
75 cents per year. '' A fine Steel Engrav
ing, entitled "From ' Shore to Shore," is
presented to every new subscriber. , It !
is really oue of Ibe most .pleasing en
gravings everi before the public. The
Companion is printed on fine, heavy pa
per ;' its' colnmiis are tilled to the brim
with good things 'by tah-uted authors.
and withal' it ' is one of the Iarjrest and
finest illustrated family paper publicbed.
I The Union League' of Philadelphia'
recently held a meetiog for the purpose
of inaugurating such measures that will
induce the Legislature to issue ua call for
a convention to amend the State Consti
tution. A number -of resolutions were
passed. The last one of thesris favors
the appointment of fiiien ihembers of
the League for 'the purpose of directing
the a tt on tion of the pontic to tbe subject
This committee is also authorized to con
fer with committees ef other organizations
having the same end, in view, and to take
such measures as may seem proper and
expedient lo secure the amendment.
Eart!i(naVe Shock. '
'On Thursday last, the 20th-linst.. the
gliock or an earthquake was severely felt
at different 'places, in New York State,
1 he vibrations in a numbei of places in
New lork City were noted, to las; from
fifteen to tweuty seconds''' The shock
was nevere at Montreal, ju Canada. . The
buildings rocked, and everybody rushed
iritn the tr'et. ' The shock was felt at
Boston,.' llaas v t Portland, Maine, at
Burlington, Vt.j Mt Krie, Scranton,! and
Tittuville, r , I and at Cincinnati and
Cleaveland, Ohio.-' .i
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Last week a number . of Synods and
other religious assemblies met at differ-
' 1 ' i ' I '
cnt places throughout the country.! j The
Huntingdon Synod; of the Presbyterian
Church met at Ilarrisburg. The Phila
delphia Synod of the same church,' met
at Scranton. The National Unitarian
Conference opened its sessions at Bev.
Mr. iTepworth's church, New York.. The
Methodists held a State Convention in
the Horticultural Hall,' Philadelphia.
The friends of a Boston 'preacher
named-Fulton, are-trying to discover
whether Tilten, of the New -YorkiJWe-
ptndenl, told the truth, when ha- said in
his paper that the Iter. Mr. Fulton gua
sled lager in the New York Bowery.
Tilten says that the preacher is : guilty.
Tire preacher says that : he has always
been a temperance man-and that Tilten
told what ia not true :' .' ..i :
A FLUID LAMP last week exploded ai
tlie saw mills on the St. Anthony side of
the 'Mississippi, hear ( Minneapolis, and
fired and burned the mills The 'mills
were capable of sawing 150 .000 feet of
lumber per day. , Loss 5150,000.. (No
'"surance. Three hundred men are
throQ ouj 0f employment. . ' '
Ths earnia, ,f th, Union poifie .
..Railroad fo.6,ptemberwerej728 520 92
Expenses -'...-....;.. 286,li 08
Net earnings..
....$442,302 85
; A statement waai recently published
in various newspapers that .a.ippogj.
tion had beea made for .tbe sale of Cba
to the United . States, libut : on inquiry
it was ascertained that. 'none of the gov
ernment authorities have any knowledge
whatever of such a movement. ; . ;i '
Wild dacka are said to be abundant
on the Susquehanna. '-- " -
Jut aj mi Fm41mu"
The French are trying to meke a hot
winter for the Prneeiana. " y r
?Ile College Jbil enteiwi npon the 71
year' oi Iti feXMtewsj.'-. ''.. '
" A little hoy waa - roeently eht..ty ti'
'bum- BostoeigTittobarg.v
The population of Lancaster City is
Interesting the article on Hungarian
vitality pjifcld.XSay 'jiy'oriA
American.
--.ill ill ;ajrj,
. Maysyille, Jvy,.,,.j?lq.w ,;,f," 'Pj
ped one thousand eveu .liuudred plow
to the somu iat weeK, . ,. n , . . .
Five hundred .women in ono; Wiscon
sin, county worked ..yi the . fields this
harvest.
According to the; Lowell cut, 7,9iH
squirrels werpi repeutly, captured by a
hunting party in East AYeare, Mas,,
Generhla' Banks and Butler are both
nominated for Congress in : Massachu
setta. ;i ' -r- .1 : !! ! .- .
! After the death of Queen: Elizabeth,
it wis found that she had 2,000 different
dresses.' : i : d vt ' ,u i:J ii' hi"
One of the new looms-', in the velvet
factory at Franklin. Kausaa, tuns out
(wo hundred abd eighty yards per day.
Grasshoppers, 10,00 to the square rod,
are doing serious damage in -Piscataquis,
Maine; - ' ' "' ni.r: !i::v.
A Western editor announces that he is
paiuedtd hear that a dear friend of his has
just gone to' Heaven.'i' "1 !"' ' " "
' 'The prevalent 'epidemic' but "west is
agricultural fairs. 'People are :ffick"bf
them: ':' ' " ' ' 9
' It is said tjiat, under the impctud of
free labor, the southern States can raise
cotton enough to' supply the manufac
turing power of the world,,
A workman in a Cincinnati rolling I
mill struck a bombshell with a sledge
hammer. ,The shell, went off anil so did
the workman. .
.. The citizens of Bath, Me., still retain
the old custom of having the city. bells
rung at sunrise and sunset, regardless of
the clock. ; ; . . , ,
( The German inhabitants of a street in
Detroit are in a high state of iufuria
t ion, because the Council named it Na
poleou. ,1 ;.. . ( ; , ,
The ex-Queun Isabella of Spain has
settled near Geneva. She had a fine
residence near the lake. : The Prince de
Joinville isjji Geneva. ., ;,;. ..,
The entire-! civil , administration of
Prussia is being conducted from the
headquarters of King William and Count
Bismarck, in Franca. :
Mark Twain wants to hare an armis
tice proclaimed until his map of Paris is
translated into French aud German nnd
supplied to both armies.
"A strong minded woman,'' at Sioux
City, owa,; keeps a house of refirsh
tuent, - which she hiw'dignified with the
name of the Woman's Rights Hotel.
Mrs. McFarland ' will' eorin publich
some papers and mttgkzrae articles of the
late Albert D. Richtirsou, which have not j
yet beeu made public. ' 1 !
' ' The plum trees in some parts of the
Middle States are reported to be in fult
bloom, having mistaken the recent rains
and pleasant weather for early spring.
Thackeray speaks of a place in Ire
land where the sence of elegance was
so keen that the iervants brought up the
coals for 'the grate on a clean plate. ' f
According to a famous French writer
the l'ariiiau women posses thirty-seven
thousaud ways of saying "no," and in
commeusurable yarilatiou in saying "yes.'
- A veteran observer once declared that
no one knew, what envy or jealousy
were until he had served in the army
The observer probably never belonged
to a church choir. Phila. Ledger.
A rude fellow once told Mr. Barnum
he had never . exhibited anything that
wasn't a barefaced humbug. ."'Ys, I
have." said , Mr. Barnum ; the bearded
lady wasn't barefaced.", .
, The quantity of light from a lump
diminishes as the square of the , dis
tance increases Thus in reading ;a
book three feet from a lamp, the reader
has four times as much light as, .at twelve
feet from it. v, a .,. . n -. ; , -
. Omaha puts forth a loud call for capi
talists to -, go there and establish paper
mills, broom , manufactories, linseed oil
mills, tobacco and cheese factories, and so
pn. Sbe 'WanU to diversify the nature
of her enterprises. - , . t,...
': "I say, ma," exclaimed n little ininx
o thirteen, "do yon know what the
pyrotechnics! remedy is for a crying in
fant? . , . .- .h:r
".Goodness gracious me, no ; I never
heard of such a thing !"
, "Well, ma its a rocket."
Chicory ; and,, Coffee The average
adulteration . of coffee with chicory if
more than 25 per cent as is shown by
the imports per annum : Chicoiy, 10,000,.
000 lbs. ; coffee, 30,000.000 Ibe Those
persons only who grind their own coffee
can be sure of its being genuine. . -'According
to Sir J. Herschel, the
heat given out by tbe snn would melt a
pillar of ice 1,490 square miles at the
base, and 194,626 miles in height in one
second of time. According to Ponillet,
it would liquify a shell of ice ten and a
half miles thick in a single day, though
it encompassed the entire' oro'. 1 ' , "
It is said that as some friends of Camp
bell, the author of "Ilobenlinden," were
leaving his room after a late supper, one
of the number had. the. misfortune lo fall
dov a long flight of stairs.,. The poet,
alarm by the noise, opened ihe door
and inquhed "What's that V ; i f'Tis I, ilr,
rolling rapidly," was the immediate reply
ot bis fallen innd.
gew gifofrtiiSrnwntjS.
AT PUBLIC SALE
fTHE undersigned will offer at public sale
X at his residence in Alitnmtown, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1st, 1870,
AH his household furniture, including
ONE ROSEWOOD MEYER PIANO,
Parlor furniture, including Sofas, Large
t'-hair. m iloleo - (Xisltiotoed Parlor Chairs,
'ottomans. Cushions yhotaoJIahles Beccp-
tion Chairs. 1 Hatrack, Lounge. Ladies' Work
Stand. Variel,.ofjCtyiir, Walnut Bedsteads,
Two Laige Gilt Mirrors,
TWff,SECRETARIES lift BOOK CASES,
1 EXTENSION TABLE,
MARBLE ' TOP "BUREAUS,'
Marble Top Wish Stands Brussel ad 'In
grain Carpets. Window Shades. Ccttaee and
Plain Kedsicads, Itureaus aad Wash Stands.
Hair and Husk Matresses, Feather Beds, Pil
lows awl Bolsters, . , , .; ,i - ' , i
TWO SIDEBOARDS,
One Cook StoTe, 1 Coal Store, 1 Wood Store,
One Large Copper Kettle, and a great variety
of articles too numerous to mention.. ; )
ALSO,
On the same day will be sold , i -..
ONE PAIR of BAY HORSES,
ONE TWHOESE CAEEIAGE,
large, nearly new and well built, with shafts
and pole; One TOP BUGGY, nearly new,
with shafts and pole: One TWO-SEATED
SLtIGH, with shafts and pole; One Spring
Wagon, with shafts; Two sets of Double Car
riage Harness, 1 set Yankee Harness, 1 set ef
Single Harness, 1 Man's Saddle, 1 Lady's
Saddle, Bridles, Collars, Halters, &c,
OSK PATENT CUTTING BOX,
One Wheelbarrow. 1 Boy's Wagon, and a
great variety of other articles.
TEKMS. AH sale under ten dollars Cath ;
rals above tn dollars, a credit of sbt months
with approved security. !.-- . .
Site to commence at 10' o'clock A. M. of
said day, and will be continued on tbe 2nd,
if all the articles are not sold on the fin-t day
JOHN J. PATTERSON.
Mifflintown. Oct. 25. 1870. ' ; .
AT PRIVATE SALE.
rpHE undersigned offers for sale
lot of
JL
ground suitable for a pasture lot, con
taining about
FOUR VOIililK,
Situate opposite the residence of John Note
tine at the fimx Lock above Mitniutown, and
formerly owutd by Jamc Kirk, dee d. This
Lot has a stream of running water passing
through it. Also, a tract of about
.Three Acres,
Lying between Ion of K. S. Parker and E. S.
Vity and aorth of lot of John Keincr. Val
uable for town lots and Tor garden and pas
ture. Also two Lots, with . ,'.
TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE
erected thoreon, a good Stable, Cistern, and
all neccasary outbnildinjs. This property is
situate in the new addi.iou to the borough of
Miffiintowu, l.id out by nysflf, aujinning
nrnnw-w tf J.-ttm lr,rnin. unit was rnni-nltv
owned by Sol. umn K. Kautfinan. The build -
ings are all m-w nnd wll buui.
TKRMri. One half casb, and the talancc
in oue year, with, interest, Befcr lo 1. Van
lrwiii. cashier of Juniata Valley Uanl;, or the
undersigned. ' v
., . JOHN J. PATTERSON..,
Oct 19, JR70.,
IiADlSFANGY FURS!
,JOIIN FA HEIR A,'
T1S AKCH Street. Middle of tbe II lock, bo
tween 7th and 8ih St-, South Side,
PHILADELPHIA,
Importer. Manufacturer and Dealer in all
kinds :ind ;ualiiy of
FOR LAMES' ANI CUILDRK.V'S
- i'. WEAR.
Having en'arged. remodeled and improved
my old ucd favorably -knowa FL'U -EMPORIUM,
and buving imported a ve'ry large
and splendid assortment of all ihe different
kinds oi Furs from first bands in Europe,
and bare had them made up by tbe most
skinful workmen, I woald respectfully invite
my friends of Juniata and adjacent eounties,
lo call and examine my very large and beau
tiful assortment of Fancy Furs, for Ladies
arid Children. 1 am detern.ind to sell a', as
low prices as any other respectable House in
this city. All Furs Warranted.' No misrep
resentation to effect sales. ,
: ' . JOI1X FAREIRA,
: :- 718 Arch Street, Philadelphia, ,
Oet. 2G. 70. 3m. .
I . :: PROPOSALS. -;
SEALED TROPDSALS will be received up
to 12 o'clock 31., of OCTOBER 29, 1870,
for burning 100,000 Brick for the buildinf of
a Church in M'Coysville, Pa. The brick to
be burnt near 31'Coysville, or Jelivered there.
Any person desiring information will eall on
or address either of the undersigned Building
Committee.
" TrTOS. ARBCCKLE,
. , : i ! .. .: JAMES IRWIN,
I. C. CRAWFORD,
3I'Cullocb's Mills, Juniata Co.. Pa. '
Oet. 12-td 1
' K0TICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS wilt be received by
the Doard of School Directors of Walker
township for the purpose of building a School
House at Flint Hill, in said township, up to
8 ATBRDAT,' NOVEMBER 6, 1870, at one
o'clock P. M. Plan and specifications ean be
seen at tbe residence of Samuel McMecn, at
Van Wert. The Board of Directors reserve
the right f rejecting proposals. .,
- By order of the Board.
, DAVID DIVEK, Pres't.
RiMcm. McMbex, Seo'y.. ',
. Oct 12r3t
. GEORGE FRYSINGER'S .
- Cigar a'iid Tobacco Store,
r i
In Kirk's Room, on Slain Street, 1 '"
' IirTlllIS'XoWlV, PA,
Is'riowopen. Everybody is Invited lo give
him a call. None bat the choicest brands of
Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipes, &e.,.&c, &e., kept
on band.
aeU Wholesale to merchants at manufac
turer's prioes. Orders promptly filled.
Sept 12-3m
Executor's Notice. , .
Estate of Sarah Ranneli, dictated. .
ATOTICE is hereby given that Letters Testa-
11 meotary on Ihe estate of Sarah Rannels,
widow of Curtis Rannels, late of Fayette
township, dee'd , have been granted to tbe
nnderiigned, residing in the same township.
All persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims -will please present them
properly authenticated for eetlleaenUnti ,;'
SAMUEL, LEONARD. Eztcutor.,
oct!2-6t - : -3 T....
WITH BEAVTIFULEMGRAVINC,
X IT In.- On year ttr to osatg.
Addrm, ECHO, Ftrt Reyl, Pa.
IOR SALS-Tbree set of Cook 8tove Pat
. lerns, No. 7, 8, and 9, Flasks and Follow
Boards, all complete, by
- , . 8ILA3 SHAMP
i Oct5-Sm MifllintowB.
$tw QHxtxtiSMtztt.
The Great Mrikal DiseTery !
VINEGAR BITTERS,
53
imnareusoi ibuukuum c,j
Bear trrtimonv to tli"tr wonder-
to
lul CuraiiTe tlTrcu.
ISsWHAT ARE' THEY ?f'
TIjt THEY AI35 OT A 1LE
FANCY D R I N KfI?
. ' ,
Marie of Peor Rn. .'. WhUker. Vrot
Kpirit aad Refuse Jqwoefored. spiced
and sweetened t please be taste, eaUed-Toa-Ict.
ApiwOters." ' Restorers," c that lead
the tippler on to drankennru and ruin, bat are
a true Medicine. made from Iterative Boots and
Herbs of California, trr trmm all AlrHe
Htimalanta. Tbefare theRBAT BI.OOD
PI-RIFIKUBH4 1.IFB OIY1KO rRIN
C I P I.K perfect Renorator aadlnrlKoratorof
the Srsteo. carrytBg off all polsonoas atatter and
restorln g the Wood to a bealtlr eoodlUon. N a
person eaa take tbea BMera aoeordlna to direc
tion and remain long anwell.
FnrlnflamwtntorT nd Cliroole Ukea
mntiam nnd out. l)ysprMl er Iodl
eation. Bilious, Re Diluent and Inter,
mittrot Fevera, Dlaenaea of the Itlood,
Liver, Kidney, mad Bladder, these Bit.
tera have been most successful. Sack Dla.
raws are caused by Vitiated Blssa, which
. is enerally produced b dcranaemeat of tha
Digestive Organs. . ,
DYSPEPSIA OR lADIGEPTIOX.
Headache, Para In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
ness of the finest. Dizziness. Sour Eructations of
'tie Stomach, Dad taste la the Mouth. Bilious At
tacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of
the Lungs, Pain in the regions of Hie Kidneys, and
a hundred other painful symptoms, are the off
sprlngsof Iryspepsla.
They iavigoraM the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid liver and bowels, which render them of un
equalled efficacy in cleansing the blood of aU
imparities, sad Imparting new UTs and vigor to
tiie whote system.
FOR SK I X DISEASES, Eruptlous.Tettcr,
1 Salt Hheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples. Pustules,
Rolls, Carbuncles, Blng'Worms, Seald-Head, Sore
Kyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discoloratlons of
the BUio. Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of
whatever name or nature, are Uteratly dug up
and carried out of the system In a short Ume by
the use of tBesc Bitters. One bottle In such
cases will convince the most Incredulous of their
' euratlve effects. '
,:' Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you Had
' Its Imparities bursting through the skin In Pim
ples, Eruptions or Sores ; cleanse it when yoa
find It obstructed and sluf-gtoh In the veins t
clearwe It when it Is foul, and your feelings will
tell yoa when. Keep the blood pare and the
hralth of the system will follow.
PI X, TA PE and other WO RMS, lirklng In
the system of so many thousands, are effectually
1 destroyed aud removed. For tall directions, resd
carefully the circular around each bottle.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. B. H. Mr-DOS ALD
CO.. Druggtdta and Gea. Agenb. San Francisco,
Cal and S3 and 3t Commerce Street, New York.
SOLD BY ALL DRI'GGISTS AXf PSALMS.
Grocery and Provision Store.
Main Street, iSifflintown, Pa.
' o
' rPIiE ubdersigned, having removed his
J- siore trom East Point to tbe building
recen'ly occupied by Enns Bergy as a tlour
Post Office, wnuid hereby announce lo the
oitizeus of Vitflinlown and siirrnuui'iii(i coun
try that be bos on bund a lull and well select
cd aasortmeut of
Groceries nnd Xotions,
As follows.- Syrups. Teas. Toffees. F
iir anu
reeU, .'Isckeral. fcali, Loal Oil. Iluekrts,
lir -uiuis. Fancy and (',,u:m,n ..la!'.",
SpiveH, itice, I'mckers Coifce
Easence, ftaich, I'oru
, , March. Vinegar,
Washing
So'Ia. Raking Soda. Lamp F'.ues. Lunp Wicks,
Uru?bcs, ludigo, (.'ouih-'. Hair Oil. Per
i'uuiery, tjluve- and Hosiery, Sus-
Tiendpid TiiT-,..l r.itfr.iiis
Notions nnd Stat'io-.icrv, a'u d iu fact a good
assortment of everything umhUv kept in
I coiin'.ry Grocery and Notion Store. Also, a
j larse stock of HOOTS, atid a
teaplcte Issortment of Ladles' and fhll-
J L' . . .1
.
for Lutter and Eggs. "fcj
thirty days.
nia'rtiU
Prompt payers.
O. BARTLY.
Admistrators' Notice.
N'OTIfE is hereby given that Letters of ;
. Administration, ou the estate of Joseph j
McDonald, late of Beale towuship. Uec'd., J
hate been granted in due form of law to the I
undersigned. All persons inlehted to, as I
well as those having claims against said es-1
tate, are requested to meet the Administra- j
tors at the bite residence of tbe deceased, on
MONDAY and TUESDAY, tbe 3rd and 4th
days of OCTOBER, 1870, and bring their'
accounti properly authenticated for settle
ment. j. b. Mcdonald,
a. p. Mcdonald.
Sept 14. 1870 Adminutratom.
CAUTION. All persons are hereby cau
tioned against Hunting. Fishing, or in
ny way trespassing on tbe lands of the un
dersigned in Miiford township. , Persons so
offending will be dealt with to the full extent
of the law:
L. Burcbfield, '
John Keller,
W. N, Sterrett,
J. B. Kslly,
Samuel Minnicban.
John 4 F. Waldsmith,
J. K Robinson,
Thomas Bealc,
John- R. Jenkins,
Thomas Quinn.
A. 11.. McDonald, ;'
John W. Stevenson,
Joha Robinson, (creek) John B. Mcloy,
Jacob Lemon,
W. W. Wilson,
Peter Karstetter,
George Groninger.
Jaeob Gmoin? er. Sr.,"
Leonard Grorringer,
John Yocum, Sr.
James Dixion,
Oliver P. Harris,
T. R. Robinson, "
Caleb Jones,
; Sept 14, 1S70.
: CONFECTIONER X
FR'UXTASTORE.
r " .
THE undersigned, thankful for past pat
ronage, takes this method of informing his
old customers and the1 public generally, that
ne has added aaothcr large and well selected
stock of Oranges, Lemons, Potatoes, Tobac
co, Cignrs, Spioes of all kinds, and tha lorg
ett ttoclc of Confectioneritt ever brought to the
county ; also, . t
' ' Fresh Bread, Bolls, Cakes, &o. .
Ilaving purchased tbe Mifflin Bakery, lam
prepared to furnish Bread, Rolls, Pies. Pret
lels, Dntch fake. Rye Bread, Ginger Cake,
Sugar Cake, Spice Cake. Pound Cake. Fruit
Cake, Sponge Cake, &o. Jelly Roll and Or
namental Cakes made to order.
' ' VU Havinz seenred the services of a first
olass baker, 1 am prepared to furnish the
country trade with all kinds cf cakes at res
son able rates. .-.
Sot. 10; 1869. WM. H. EGOLF. ''
The, Guypec . Market. Car
Runs.tq .Philadelphia every Moaday ,and
returns every Wednesday loaded with
POTATOES, CABBAGE, FRESH llSR" .
Oyster in tho shell, r opened, to 'suit pur
chasers. ,, Orders from merchant solicited
Goods carried at fair rates. " ' '
. ,"' "8. h. bkoto:
; April 13, 1870.
ALL KINDS OF BLANK WORK, to., done
at this Office in thu n-. m.... . i
I - -. iuuii,i aa4
at low prioes.
REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.
THE undersigned offer at private ale"
certain Lot or Tract of Land, situate in
Milfurd township. Juaiula. enumy, adjoining
laud i of Alexander McCahoii aud otheia,
containing
a aches;
and gome Perches, about Fifteen Acre of
which are in a good state of cultivation aud
the balance well ret willt Timber, having
LOG HOUSE AND LOG STABLE,
ane all necessary outbuildings, also a Young
ORCHARD of eiceileat fruit. Perwue wish
ing to view tbe propertT will call on George
Dowers, rewdiiig near the premises, or ihe
nnderjigacd, us faitcrson. .
JOHN T. METLI5.
Ocl. 5-2u- ' :
FARM FOR SALE,
. I.n Walker TovT.-vsnip.
TnE &nderrgfft offers ui Poblie Sale, on
, tae premises, to TValker townsh)p. Jaai
ata eoniity, about one mile XortBeasl of Van
wert, at I o'clock r. w., on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1S70,
Tbe following real estate, to wit : A valua
ble furm, sit oaled as above described. ' ad
joining lands of J. N. h W. II. Moot, wm
Cnrrea and others, eontaiaiag
One HBudml and TitcItc Acres,
About Seventy-five Acres of whicbart cleared
and iu a ck1 state of cultivation. Tbe iuv
provemeixe are a , , , , ' !"
DWELLING HOUSE
NEW BASK BAR.f. C2 hy A fei. erecteJ
this summer, other necessary onlbnilding, a
Spring of nevor-fjiiinp w.tter ocar Ike bouse,
also a pood thriving AVPLE OKCUAKU of
Choice Fruit, nnd a Pcaea Orcn.ird. Frraona
wishing to- invest in real estate, sbeald ex
amine this properly. Terras made kuown oa
day of su!e. '
Ctas" Any person dirirjg lo view rhe prop
erty ean io so-by railing oa P.e. Geo. Myers
residing on the premises, or on the smler
igned. VAVID EE3H0AP..
July 27, lS70-ti .
Public Sale of Real Estate.
I will offer for tale by r-nbTe vendue, as
the premises on ,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1S70.
The following described proper:y to wit :
TWENTY-THREE ACRES
nd siiiy-ji perches of rand he. Walker
town hip. Juniula cuunty. adjoining lands o!
Michael T Kinsloe. John Ko, leers' heirs
John ilnnks and others, with a LOU Hul'SK
and I it A. ME liARN t hereon erected. A.
young orcliard of pood fruit.
WATER KAK TIU HOlfE.
' At the snwe time and place I will a -so of-
fer tor sale a
I IIon-e and Lot,
J containing one acre and forty-six perraes of
land adjoining lands of Frederick Showers.
Michael T. Kini-loe and John Ilolinan Now
1 occupiel by tt'i!li:un Kirk. S-iW l begiu at
! 2 o'clock p. in.
; KKMl'ND P. D'VTV
Executor of the Inst will nf MavgareS
"Kimloc. dee'd. Sept23 l .-7J.
.Valsiable Farm
i AT PRIVATE SALE
rT!iI" n n lei iined offers at pi
J. Valuable Farm: aitutiia in Fi
private- sale at
I 1 n.uuiue r urin. auutiie iu rayeite Iowa
I ship, Jnniat.1 cuiinly. two miles southeant cf
; MvAli.iterrille. adjoiaiug binds of Peier It,
j shear, ItauicI V,"es.rill, and others, contain-
1112
135 jLc27os-
YAW acres if whicli are cleared and in a high
stale i't cultivation, and the remainder wll
set with pood timber. The iiality nf lb
land is limestone Hint. The improvements
are a lood !.r .frame
DVyELUNG HOUSE,
i 'i00'1 , XK BAKX.od other orubuildin-s
There is a never-lailins Spring of good waier
on the farm: also, an excellent OKCHAIll),
j bearing a large variety of choice fmir.
i Any pervon wishing to purchase real estare
! wilt do well tn examine the above pro pert v.
for further particular eall on the nudtr-
signed, residing op the premise.
EZRA SMITH.
Ang 24. 1K70-Iin " -
J UMATA VALLEY BAK li
or , ;
M I FF L I XTO VX, PEXK 'A.
JOSKHH 1'OMKROY. President.
T. VAN IRVIN, Cashier. '
uiBKCToaa.
Joseph Pomeroy, John J. PaUerson,
Jerome N. Thompson. George Jacobs,
John BaUbach. "
Loan money, receive deposits', pay interest
on time deposits, buy and sell coin and Uni
ted States Bonds, cash, coupons and ebeckr
Remi; money to any part of the United Stale
and also to England, Scotland, Ireland and
Germany. Sell Revenue Stamps.-
In sums of ?'f0 at 2 per cent.' discount.
In sums ef $"00 at 2 per cent, discount.
In sums of $1000 at 3 per cent, discount.
. . , aug 18 1869
nYwd r u q s it o r
BANKS TlLUILIX, :
. ' J'ain Street, Mi'Jliiiloirn, J'a. .
DEALERS IS . , '
DRCCS AID HEDICIXES,
Chemicals, ,, Dye Stun",
Oils, .,'.' "jnts,
Varnishes, ' Glass,
' Putty, Coal Oil, ' '
Lamps, Burners, ' ' 's1
. Chimneys, '. Brashes,
Infanta Brushes, , Soaps,
Hair Brushes, . Tooth Brushes.
Perfumery, - Combs. . "'
Hair Oil, Tobacco.
Cigars, . . Notiena,
and Stationary.
LARGE VARIETY OF
PATENT MEDICINES,:
selected with great eare, and warranted from
high authority.
Purest of WISES AND LIQUORS for Medf
eal Purposes. ,
9&-PRESCRIPTIONS eomponnde with
great ears. ma6'7. 1 y
Kishacoquillas Seminary. , ;(
TII13 Institution affords to both sexes su
perior advantages of edneatien on lib.
eral terras. Every department Freneh, Ger
man, Painting. Drawing and Music included
filled by competent and largely experienced
teachers.
Expenses for the Tear, $200.
Fall, term, opens August Zl, ,1870. , -. Fer
catalogue address t ' . ' . ' , j ' i
MARTIN MOHLER, Prin..
Kisbacoqaillas. .Mifllin Co., Pa.
aug!7-3m
CAUTION All person are hereby oau-
tioned against receiviag e negotiating
for a Promisory Note, dated Aug. 9. 1870.
given hy me and held by Jonathan Clouser!
amounting to $27.60. as I have net receiv.ri
I value for said note, and witf not rede-m it
HENRY GINGRICH.