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Juniata Sentinel.
M I F F L I N T O W S
Wednesday Korning', Oct 2. 1872
B. F. SCIIWEIER,
r.MTOR PilOPtWF.TOR.
BEPTJBLICAff NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT.
GENERAL U. S. GRANT.
0 ILLISOI.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
HON. HENRY WILSON,
er jiAfACHi'unns.
FOR GOVERNOR.
GEN. JOHN F.HARTRANFT
Or MOKTGOHEKT COUKTT.
FOR SUPREME JCDOE.
HON. ULYSSES MERCUR,
Or BBADFOtD COtSTT.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL,
GEN. HARRISON ALLEN,
Or WARREN COCNTT.
FOR COXGHrsSMES AT LARGE,
TEN. LEMUEL TOHD. of Cumberland.
UFN. CHARLES A LRRIGHT. of Carbon.
CLtNSI W. SCOFIELD, of Warren.
DrLEOATES AT I. A II UK TO THE CONSTI
TUTIONAL CONVENTION.
VM. M. MEUKI'ITH. Philadelphia
J. GILI.INGIIAM I ELI.. riii'.auclpljia
Gen. 1IAURY WHITE. Indiana.
Cell. WILLIAM Lltt.V frlinn
I INN' HAKTIioLOME'V. Sclmj'.kill.
II. N. M'ALISTER. Centre.
WM. H. ARMSTRONG, Lycoming.
WILLIAM DAVIS, M on i nc.
JAMES L. REYNOLDS. Lancaster.
MAVl'EL P. DI.MM1CK, Warns.
GE' HG ii V. LAWRENCE. Washington.
DAVID N. WHITE. Allegheny.
. . AIVEY, Lehigh.
J()H: H. W ALKER. En.
for co.vcitrss,
lion. JOHN B. PACKEU,
or NORTHUMBERLAND COINTY.
FOR ASKMBLV,
JOHN W. MITTHEIISBAUGII,
or JUNIATA COCXTT.
lilLtGATlS TO CONSTITI TIOXAL CO.VVKSTtOX,
Dr. JOHN P STKRRETT,
Pr. JOHN MtCULLOUGlI.
FOR rKOTHO.XOTARV,
Lif.it ROBERT A. l.AIRD,
Or BEAI.C TOWNSHIP.
F.)R Cl'.MMISrIONFR,
DAVID CUNNINGHAM, Esq.,
or MiLroRTOwxsnir.
FOR AUDITOR.
GEORGE W. WILSON, Esq,
Or TATTERSOS,
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO, 40 Park Row, New York
axi
S. M. PETTENGILL L CO., 37 Park Row, N. Y,
Are our ole azents in Ibat city, anil are an
thorized to contracl for advertising ut our
lowest rates. Advertisers in that city are te
que-tei to leave their favors with either of
the above houses.
Statement of Charles T. Yerkc.
One of the great arguments
that Democratic orators, and
writers, made against General
Hartranft was that Charles
T. Yerkes The Philadelphia
broker, with whom cortain
State funds were on deposit,
and lost by his failure by the
Chicago fire testified that he
had dealt largely in State funds
and allowed a certain percent
age to General Hartranft. Pho
tographs of this testimony were
scattered broadcast over the
land. They were read at every
jjemocrauc meeting to injure
the Republican candidate for
Governor. They were pronoun
ced forgeries, but the Democrats
said that if Yerkes were out of
prison he would pronounce them
genuine. On last Friday Gov.
Geary pardoned Yerkes. This
act of His Excellency is consid
ered by the respectable portion
of the city papers as proper.
The Inquirer of Saturday says :
In another portion of the Inquirer we
print the statement of Charles T. Yerkes
Jr.. supported by the declaration?
of several affiant, that thu eo called
Yerkes Affidavit, which charged Gen
eral John F. Hartranft and R V. Mack
ey with having improperly used the
funds of the State in stock speculation,
is a malicious forgery. The proofs of
this are so direct that they cannot be
doubted.
The community will scarcely without
exception, accept this act of clemency as
one eminently just and proper. If there
is any fault likely to be found with the
Governor in connection with it it will be
that the pardon were so long withheld.
The statement is too long
for our columns It denies
that either General Hartranft
or Mr Mackey used any of the
State funds in hisossesion for
private speculation. It decla
res that the testimony that the
Democrats used throughout the
campaign as forgeries, and that
the signatures attached to the
letters and papers the Demo
crats read as having signed by
him were forgeries. In order to
satisfy the public that the signa
tures were not in his hand
writing, the testimony of Ban
kers who have long been ac
quainted with it as with their
own, have been procured and
given. Here is what the bank,
ers say of the signatures.
We the undersigned, familiar for a num
ber of years with the signature of Chas
T. Yeikes, Jr., having duly examined
the photographic copy of an affidavit
purporting to be made by Lim before
Alderman Dougherty, under date of Dec.
23 1S71, with reference to the me of
S;ate funds by General Uartrauft for
speculative purposes aud bave no besi
tation in saying, from our knowledge of
Mr. Yeikes' signature, and on comparing
it with those in our possession, that saiJ
signature to the affidavit is not his, was
never written by him
SAMUEL W. BELL. ?
Of the Farmers aud Mechanics' Xa
tioual Bank.
WILLf AM. J. DOWNS.
Of the First National Bank.
GEORGE C. TUOMAS.
Of Jay Cook & Co., No. 114 S. Third
etieet.
ALEX. ERVIN.
President of the Seventh National Bank
I am well acquainted with the signa
ture of Charles T. Yerkes, Jr., having
had charge of the exchange department
in the banking house of C. T. Yerkes,
Jr.Jfc Co. for several years.
I have seen a lithograph copy of an
affidavit casting a stigma on Gen. Hart
ranfi. tin: same that is being circulated
for political purpot-es, aud have not the
least hesitation in 8-iying that it is not
the signature of Charles T Yeikes, Jr
JOHN S. RUSH 'ON,
Of Jno S. Rushton & Co. bankers &
brokers, No 50 S Third street.
The Democratic orators and
the Democratic press also al
leged that lerkes held a
private account with General
Hartranft wherein only the in
itial letters of the General's
name appeared so that it could
not be fully identified. Happi
ly however this point too has
been reached. Yerkes has ask
ed his assignee Mr John Spar
hawk, to state to the public the
condition of the books on that
point. Mr. Sparhawk autho
rized his book keeper to make
the statement asked by Yerkes.
It is as follows :
Philadelphia. 19, IS72 Charles
T. Yeikes, Jr., Esq Dear sir: The as
eigttf es say that the inquiry iu yours of
the 1 Sill inst., as coming from yon for
your own satisfaction is entirely proper
so far as the bonks will furnish awneeis
to the qtiostions I am directed t3 awnser
them in detail.
In awnser to the first, the title, as the
book will show, is, R. W. Mackey' State
Treasurer it has been as follows, viz :
W. W. Irwin, State Treasurer, aud W.
H, Kemble, State Treasurer.
Second. It has not been kept in any
mysterious manner, but under a clear
ledger heading of the parties named as
State Treasurer.
Third The journal entries will be
found as follows, when cash had been
received, thus: Pr. to R. W. Macky,
State Treasurer, for this amount, receir
ed to credit of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania; and thus: R. XV. Mack
ey. State Treasurer, Dr. to cash for
amount of draft diawn.
Fourth. Under the name of J F.IIart
ranft. Fifth. There is not now nor ever has
been any such account as J. F. II. in
your books.
Sixth. There is no evidence of any
mystery or any third bidders. The ac
count of JF Hartranft has always been
kept the same as any other customer's
account.
Seventh. There is no connection be
tween the J. F. Hartranft account and
the account of the tate Treasurer, nor
is there anything in his (J F.Uartranft)
account showing that he was ever bene
fitted by State Treasurer's deposits.
Eighth There is no entry showing that
either the State Treastner or Auditor
General ever derived any benefit from
State deposits.-wr any entry to show that
the State deposits were used by any one
but myself, and in the regular course of
your business. Yours, truly
John S Horgrxs.
It will be seen from the foregoing
that a great fraud has been attempted,
but I am happy to be in a measure the
humble means of frustrating it Of the
originators of the bold plot I say nothing
more, but leave them with the feeling
that in their contemplation of the failure
of their iniquitous schemes they have
their just reward. Hoping I may not
be again called before public notice, 1
am.&e , Ciiarlks T. Ybrkes Jr
The man Korreter was discharged in
New York from the charge of having
murdered Nathans, the banker. He was
held to await the requisition of the Gov
ernor of 111. to finish a sentence of tliir-
teen years
State.
ln the penitentiary in that
An express train of cars filled with
passengers, on tho Ilvdson River rail
road, ran off the track at Yonkers last
Friday morning, but fortunately without
injury to any ouo
Another Kins Meeting;. - ,
As we announced last week, so the
Democrats did. They have been raiding
thronghout the county ever since. The
ring men and the anti-riug men are raid
ing alternately. It would take columns
to record their doings and sayings. The
last of their series of meeting here was
held iu Patterson last Thursday evening
It was a ring meeting, under the control
of a family aud their adopted medical
proteges that are scattered about, and the
brother iu law chairman, and Mr. Bon
sail. How flippantly they talk about
family rule. It is only done' to direct
attention from their own family. Theirs
is a nice family. There ie father David
and father Samuel, with such loving and
dutiful sons of adoption as Greeuleaf,
Grubband Banks. It is not yet definite
ly settled whether the family namo has
been conferred on Fisher. Tl)6 unruly
condition of bis township Bhould not
keep the fathers from putting the collar
on him. if they can get it to "stick."
They should by all means take the in
telligence of the district into considera
tion. Ch jue collars will not bo woru
longer than until they are found out, iu
intelligent communities. Some discount
should be made on that account for Fay
ette. Let the ciec . unt be made. It they
could only get diplomis fur I'onsall and
Jack ram how uice it would be. No
matter, though, they are part of the fnm-
ilv anvhow. .Tax-kin. i3 a brother-in-
law and Mr. Bonsall, well, he is attract
cd ; be is a satelite, aud a satelite is a
member surely. This was the pnrty that
held the meeting at. PatUrson. They
had impoited cx Mayor Richard Vaux,
of Philadelphia, to do the fine talking,
There is no discount on the gutleman's
flow of language. It rolls out like water
down an oiled plank ; and was not un
pleasaut to listen to, leaving out the
sophirtiy and stuff that be had told hun
dreds of times before. A cri ic pro
nounced that speech thirty years old,
wilh a few variations to suit the present
status of the Democratic party. It was
thoroughly systematized, aud what speech
of thirty j-ears of age would not be. All
of it was comprehended under four divi
sions, as follows : 1st, Fraud ; 2d. Force;
3rd, Patronage ; 4th, Power. What his
headings were at Waterford and Rich
field we do not ktiow, but it may be ven
lured that the speeches were about the
same, wilh a few slight changes in the
headings.
The Democracy can stand a long course
of s!a!o diet. They arc not like the cer
tain young man who was bonrding at a
place where a large etock of "hog jaw'
had beeu stored for use By and by the
jaws were put ou the table r or days
the boarders had hog jaw for breakfast,
hog jaw for dinner, and hog jaw for sup-
per. The young man could no longer
endure it ; Lis stomach was iu open re
volt against it, and one evening, when a
flagrantly steaming jaw had been placed
on the table by the landlady, he sai
'.Madam, liegjiw is liai y, hog jaw is
tough ; it is high time that we have hog-
jaw enough
If the ring tin! not feel that fhey hid
enough tf the heavy diet of fraud that
Mr. Vaux wa feeding them on, other
people did. and they felt like shoutin
"That is hog-jaw enonrh !" when he
turned and asked Father James Burns
qnet-lioti relative to affrirs thirty or forty
year ago. Vt hy did he not ask his aged
friend something of themanagi incut of the
public works of rcntisy Ivauia, that huge
avi'iiue through which the Democratic
party for thirty years fattened its mem
bers upon the plunder of the State, .and
entailed the enormous debt of $40 000,
000 upon her citizens. He talked about
the South aud the Get t and taxatiou of
that sectiou for public works and other
purposes, but did not mention the fact
that a portion of the taxation there is for
(or free school purposes, something that
his old Democratic friends did not need
down there, for it would teach the " nig
gers ana the " poor white trash to
think, and to think was to gee how they
had beeu misgoverned and oppressed aud
kept in ignorance and bondage No, he
irrt that out, and cdiitined h mself to
debts and taxation occasioned for other
pnrposr s. Doubtless there are abuses in
.1.- CJ .1. . 1 t ... .
uie couiu tuai cry ior rearess Lime
alone can redress them. The men for
whom Mr Vaux shouted and delivered
nicely coined speeches placed the people
of the oulh in the "unfortunate" condi
tion in which they low are. The Dem
ocratic party, the author of all their woes,
cannot relieve them; Patientindustry
alone can deliver them from the heavy
load of debt, as it has relieved the peo
ple of this Commonwealth of nearly one
half of the S40.000 000 of debt that the
Democratic party chiefly heaped on Penn
sylvania during its thirty years of rule in
cheap and economic times. If that party
had remained in powerTwith the patron
age of the public worns 'at its fingers'
ends, what a pile 'of debts would it not
have heaped up Mr Vaux, in his old
record, did not introduce the Democratic
managemcrt of the finances of the State,
neither did he ask Mr. Burns any ques
tions on that subject.
We have not the space to follow Mr.
Vaux in his wanderings under the head
ings of Force, Patronage and Power, and
we here dismiss the subject.
-
Letters from the West Indies give ac
counts of great disasters resulting from
the late htirricaux in those islands. Ves
sels we're driven ashore or foundered, be
ing, with cargoes, a total loss, and sev
eral cases of loss of life are reported.
A woman was killed on Tuesday at
Four Corners. N. Y , onTuesday mor
ning, at Republican pole raiseng The
pole broke and struck her.
It is now under
stood that the on
ly reliance which
the creditors of
the country have
for the security
of their invest
ments, is iu the
Republican par
ty being kept in
power. Repudia
tion is as sure to
follow Republcan
defeat as rebell
ion was the direct
result of Demo
cratic teaching.
The keeper of a public garden in New
York was arrested yesterday and held
for trial on October 4 the charge being
for keeping open and selling liquor ou
Sundays and disturbing the neighbor
hood. This will be a test case.
Mr. Ruckalew
and his friends
talk about extrav
agance and cor
ruption, they for
get that under the
thirty years of
file m ocratic rule
in Pennsylvania
the State debt
rose to 840,000,
OOO. Republican
rule reduced it
nearly one half.
The empress of Austria has established
a civic fund, which provides a reward of
fifty dollars for every lifo saved within
her domiuions.
Chas.'R. Iluck
alew held traitor
ous conference
with the rebel
commissioners in
Canada during
the civil war, as
is proven by the
official report ofj
Jacob T3iompon
to the confeder
ate authorities at
Richmond.
There is in Berlin an American lady
dentist, whom the Tent jus pronounce a
Gen. Hartranft
is a friend Of pro
tection .of home
industry against
the ruinous com
petition of for
eign pauper labor
and capitalist mo
nopoly, while his
opponent is a free
trader.
Irish potatoes are so cheap in Kansas
as not to be worth digging.
Gen. Hart ran A
is in favor of mea
sures for secu
ring to the farm
er a valuable
home market, by
the creation of
manufacturing
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concerns all over
the county.
- . . .
A Farmer in Russia ownes five huu-
dred thousand merino sheep.
The Democrats
do not tell that
during Gen.llart-
ranft's two terms
the State debt
has been reduced
about 6,000,-
000.
SUORT ITEMS.
But little over three months of leap
year remain.
The Rev. Teter Cartwright, died on
the twenty fifthjaged: 87.
A Kentucky bachelor has courtei one
lady steadily twenty seven years.
Georgia will not tax cotton or woolen
mills erecte.d there for two years.
Isaac Pittmau, the great patron and
projector of I'honography, is hahkrupt
An iron church has been shipped from
New York ta Aucon, Peru, ready to be
put upT
Two colored grand jurors were cm
paneled for the first time in a United
Sttes court'at Clcavland, Ohio on the
1st.
The body of a woman was found in a
barrel in Brooklin by the police on Mon
day night, and suspicions of a terrible tra
gedy are entertained. ,
It is announced that Governor Leslie,
of Kentucky, has appointed Willis B.Ma
chen United States Senator; to fill the
unexpired term of Garrett Davis.
The Empress of Germany has founded
a seminary for the education of the or
phan daughters of officers who fell in the
Franco Prussian war.
A dispatch from Helena. Moutana.
states that a party of Sioux dashed iuto
the Crow agency on the 21st inst,.killed
D. Forrest and two Crow squaws and
run off the etock at the agency,
A little girl, ten year old. boarding
at Cozzeu's hotel at Cczz'-n's landing
Hudson river, on Tuesday night a week
fell over the banister, from tho third
story of the hotel to the first fl)or, and
was instantly killed.
Tooth picks have become an important
articles :f trade. Ouo toolh pick factory
in Canton, e.. furnishes more than all
other work in town. Ov-' 100 enrds of
popUr have been hauled iu for its use
this season to be converted into tooth
picks.
Bcssemar has invented a non sc sick
nefs ship. It is said to impress builders
so favorably that two steamers are to be
constructed on the modlo to ii'y across
the Engli.-h cli innel. His scheme is I
-aloon so arranged us not to feel the mo
tiou of the vessel.
Maufredi, an I talian J w, and l.ii wife
are row under soiiteace of death at Mar
seiles for having put out the eys ol a
young giil from Nice, v.hom they had
abducted from her revive chantry. They
destroyed her eyesight, b'.ing tearful that
she might identify them -
Late o:i Mnud-iy night the houe of
Samuel Pope in Pateison, N. J , was
entered by seven rj isked men who secu
rttd the silence of I'ops and his wife by
terrifying them with pistols, and tied
them tightly and ransacked the house,
carrying nff.eaj-h, j wtliy and railroad
bond.- to this tmiint of $9,100.
cur ? fir crtiscm cuts
Special Examinations.
SPECIAL exaniiniitioni will be held in the
SupiM-intmrtfrit' dfnoe. in ib Court
Honsf, at Mifilintown, on Sit'jrdiy, Oc:ob?r
!2h, and Snlur.l:iy. October 19.li, ISJi.
Applicants for cx kin;n itian will he req;iire-l
lo ftirnixh a request signed liy two Loreclors
signifying tlieir intention to employ Slid ap
parent, h e. R:)iiisi.v. Sup-!.
Orphans1 Court Sale,
Pl'RSU N7 to an order iue 1 out. of tlie
Orphans' Court of Ju-iiva couvy anl to
me directed, will be exposed to publ;o s:!e on
Ihe premises, in Beila township, Juniata
county. Pa., ot 2 o'clock P. M., on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1872.
the following described valuable real estate.
to mt :
A Tract of 61 Acres,
and 98 Perches of land in said townsliip,
hounded by lands of S X. Okeon, Andrew
Pmtersoo and the tract hereinafter described
Also a tract of
Seventy Aerca
and seven perches, adjoining the former
tract and lands of llerizler'n heir. and others
both tlice trncts constituting the firm of
Samuel 15. Okeson, dee'd, and having thereon
erectd a lnrzo twi-story
. FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
35x45 feet, with basement, a I.on Barn nnd
two good Tenant Houses. There are two
wells and a never-fuiling spring of water on
ihe premises, and two thrifty YOUNIi OR
CHARDS, one on eieh tract. This land is
all cleared hut about twenty acres, which is
wll timbered. The so;l is a good quality of
limeRfooe and limestone flint. Th
land is well fenced and in a gooj state of
cultivation.
This property is in close proximity to
churches, stores, mills and schools, being
only a quarter of a mile from the Tu caror
Academy and Tuearora Female Seminary,
two of the best educations institutions in
the Interior of Pennsylvania, and is admira-
oiy am.pted to the wants of a farmer, a re
tired business man or an one having a fam
ily to educate, end a disposition to engage
successfully in farming upon a good farm
The two iracts will be sold either .sepa-ately
or toeether te suit convenience of buyers
TERMS: Ten per cent, of the purchase
money to he paid wheathe sale.is confirmed
by tho Court; cne-lhird of the remainder on
the first day of April. 1373. when pnssessisn
will be given and the remainder in three
equal annual payments, with interest, lo he
Iecured hv hond and mortgage. A dower
of ahout $1,000 will remain in the property.
Persona wishing further information may
call on Joseph brown, Esq., residing neur
the property, or on the undersigned in Spruce
Hill township.
JAMES B. OKESON,
Adm'r of Samuel B. Okesoa, dee'd.
Oct 2. 1872-te
GREAT REDUCTION
IN TBfc
PRICES OF TEETH!
Full Upper or Lower Sets as Low as $5.00.
No teeth allowed to leavn th offi iml...
the patient is satisfied.
j eetn remodeled and repaired.
Teeth filled to last for life.
Toothache stoDDed in fiva minutes without
extracting the tooth.
Dental Work ditn trr- n,r,nna vilUul kAM
. r .u.iu
leaving their homes, if desired.
Electricity used in the extraction of teeth,
rendeiing it almost a pathless operation, (no
extra charge) at the Dental Office of G. L.
xerr, estaousned in JlitUintown in I8BD.
d I. TiL-un
Jan 24, 1872-ly Practical Demist.
t&L. Handbills for nnhli n.;nt.l
short notiee at the Siansit Orrtce.
ixtxc sitti'misf aims. . wm.m
i ......
EXCELSIOR FUfrEMPORIUM.
J. ISAACS,
Successor to
JOHN FAREIRA,
?18 Arch Street,
Middla of the Block, between 7th and 8th
streets. South side,
pniUDKLPTUA,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER CP
FOR LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WEAK,
Wholesale and RetaiL
Having imported a very Urge and splrn
did assortment of all the different kinds cf
FUOS from first bands in Europe, would re
epeotfully invite the readers of this paper to
call and examine the a sortment of Fane;
Furs 1 am determined to sell at the Zaa-eW
Cak price. Alt I'm WtirrtnltJ. So mit
reprutatutioru to tfftel tola.
FCR3 ALTERED AND REPAIRED.
j,Remember the store, 713 ARCH St.,
rliiiadelphia. Oct 2-10t
Real Estate at Public Sale.
aIIE undtraigned Executor of the tstale
of Catharine Cunningham, deceased,
will offer at public sale, ou the premises, nt
I o'clock r. N., on
Satnrda7, November 2nd, 1872,
A tract of land situate iq Mi I ford township,
Juniata county, cont lining
Twenty-Eight AoreM,
bounded by lands of t'nl. John K. Robison,
John Cunningham und Orin Groninger, bav.
ing thireon erected a
New Tf o-Story Frame Dwelling House,
A GOOD FRAME BANK BARN,
and other outbuilding. There is a Young
Orchard of ohoice fruit on ibe premises on
the premises. The land is cleared and in a
good state of cultivation. s.nd is situated on
ihe main road leading from MirQin toJoLn
town, two mites from ibe former and thtee
miles from Ibe latter place.
TERMS : Ten per cont. of the purchase
money lo be paid when ihe sale is confirmed
hy the Court ; one-half of the rema'.odsr on
the 1st day or April. IU73, when ileeJ aa
possession will be given ; and the balance on
the first day of August, 1873 the bisi pay
mcnt 10 be secured hy judgment noie.
J SHELUl'RV ROBISON,
Executor of Cntharit.e Cunuinghnm, dee'd.
Sept. 25. 1872
FRANCISCUS
HARDWARE COMPANY,
Main Street, Dibits Court Yarfl,
JliJIIinfoiTii, Pa.
From 15 to 20 percent, of your
MONEY IS SAVED
by buying your Hardware at
XXVIV CISCUS'.
To our town and country friends
CARRIAGE MAKERS.
WAGON M KRi:S.
BLACKSMITH..
SIIOS MAKERS,
IlL'ILDCRS,
PUNI'tUS,
CABIVET MAKERS,
UNDERTAKERS,
GUNSMITHS.
MECHANICS,
MERi.'H I NTS.
To you all we are offering tho hst selected
and most complete assortment of Itaruwari
lo be ftiund in any FtT.tt- Cli U'sT'licare Stirrt
Owi-ig to ihe fact Ih-il we buy etuck for
Try .iiry? Jnmts direct fr-tn the Mtrnfc
turers. wc are thus enabled to sell ut Eat ern
prices.
Carriage Makers, W'asoa Mak.rs,
and ttiasksjuiih;?,
To yon we oiler, at (JmiiTi Re.lnerJ Piic-s
Spoke, Huhs, Telle es, Pcles, J hails.
Sulky Felloes, Sulky Shait3,
Single snl Double Trees, Gearing single and
dui;b'e i each.
ft- Jlett W.erh i - ih.. vnr- t
2T Pa'rnt IVms ul-cny on liand."i&
Iron, Steel, lire, hlis'cr. toe ap-1 i:s' ; Ho sc
Shoes. Hurse Nails. Nn:l Luds. Vices,
Anvils. Itelk-ws, Springs Axlos,
Viati Wheel-, tie , Ac.
SHOEMAKERS,
We call you eperjal attention to onr lergt
and varied Assortment ol SHOE Ft S UiyiJS
JiST Best quality of RED SOLS LEA
T11KH at 81 lo 3.; per lb. Best brandt ot
FltSNCH CALF SKINS fro.n $1 51 t.j $ V.5
pi-r lb. Ll.MNbS fioin 83c lo $1.1'0. Our
stock embraces
Rett nn I Oak SJe L'atfirr,
Frvch and ('' Un'r- ,'' S';ins,
l'per, Kij s Bm h'i'j.i, a id
Lining of all Culnr. Last,
Bool Trret, Burhor't T&rvt.l
and all Tools uied by fiist-:la:s shoemakers
BUILDERS AND" PAINTERS,
You will SAVE much MONEY by buying
from us your
SAILS, LOCKS, LATCHES,
BUTTS. UIXGKS,
SCREWS,
Paints, Oils. Turpentine, Taints all colors,
dry and in oil ; Japan Varnishes,
Glass and Putty,
1352 Lewis's White Lead, the
best in ihe market.
Barn Door Hangers, Rollers and Rails, Strap
Hinges, heavy and light, from 4 to 'AO
inches in length.
CABINETMAERSlSFMDERTi KERS,
Our slock of your hardware material has
been enlarged, aui has reached a s'ate of
perfection. Ti.e prices havo been reduced to
such low figures as to prohibit any and all
irom ouying aoroa'l.
The trade of Undertakers is especially
solicited.
Gnnsmtlis, Hunters, SDortan, Sc.,
We have just receive 1 a luge assortment
of Rifles, Single and Double Guns. Revolvers,
Pistols. c. Gun-makers' Material, Sho.
Pouches Powder Flasks, Cartridges, Caps,
Shot Powder, io.
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
Especially, do we offer large inducements,
AVeare prepared to sell you all kinds of
Hardware at Eastern Prices. Every class of
goods' will be found the best, and our price
will only be a guarantee of your future pa
tronage. gSelg' We make Lamps and Laaip
ware a specialty.
Before purchasing elsewhere obtain and
compare our prices.
Franciscas Hardware Co.
Main Street, Mifflintown.
Sept 11, 1872-ly
Piles instantly relieved and soon cured by
Ucfinff Dr. Britr' Pit RuniArl-M Tk..
c no - -.,.. iucj re
duce inflannaiiDn, soothe the irritated parts,
auii nave proven a oiessing to the afflicted,
whether internal, external, bleeding or itch
ing piles. All kinds in all stages must yield
to the wonderful infl'tence of these never
failing remedies. Sold by Druggists,
Bt.ATCHI.IT S IMPROVE
g Cnianbsr "Wood P-,
T.steless. Durable. Est.,...
5 j? and CLe.p. T!ie bet pBj
tor in. team money Attej.
,tion is tspeciaiiy incited t
ilatchley's Patent Imcrw..
v' Bracket aud New Drop Chj
a vj'.ts. wiitcn can t -i
disn without roB'Oiini iv.
pump or disturbing the joints
fr A'so. the Copper Cbanh.
whicj i.cver cracks nr sca'es. anl w,UoutU
any other. For ea'e by de iWrs eTerjnjuri
Send far Uital'-gue anil l rice-i.it.
t'HAS. OJ'U'MWT, Manilfaet'r,
COO Com;narce St., Thi! ida., pv
sept ll-Iy
Fsiucyjania Military Acailsay,
At Chester, Delaware County, Pa. (Forreij.
dent Cadets only.) The eleventh anooal j.
sion commences Weanesdiy. Sept- 4. Tas.
ough instruction in Civil Engineering, ii,
Mathematical ana natural sciences. Tin
Classics and Eogli-h is imparled by WM
Point graduates and other competent pr
fessors. lirculars may he ootaioe-l or
Col. TIIEO. HYATT, Prest. P. M.l
EATON FEMALE INSTITUTE,
On fhil.da & Bait. Central R R.. Kfnc
Chester Co.. Pa., offers all the i
ducemenls that constitute a home in cna
lion with a Iborotieh English Educatioa.
$143 p r school year. No ex'ras exrept fa
instruction in Wax. Music. Latin, French.
German, Painting and Drawing. Ea.ti
leacbers, graduates of our best Sew Ent',0l
.-htmt have been riiiD'oved for se.Mi
year Ioqinre or cva?i l. sii ll.M,
SALLIE V. SWAlMi, l-rincipals.
BORDEiTOW s (. I.) FE91LE lOLLECf
'thorough instruction, llcaitutul mni
beautiful location. Vol of the most earefi:;,
ly conducted and best'sustaioed institution
in the StaU. for terms, etc., address Kn
JOHN II. BRAKELEY. Ph.D.
ADVERTISING
AT LOW RATES ! !
Tor $70 per lath per ff .nth, we
insert an advertisement, in 129 Flnl-CUa
PaDCr in pt-nnsvtvin'a. sen- ng
i.ltea inn to CEO P. ROWELL & f 0 , 14.
tertUIng Agents, 41 Paik Rw, J 1.
Aeents warned f "nr Camptiirn eon-Is Sell
at Sight. Pay 100 per teat. pr.Ot- Nc
is th-v note. eud at once tor l'e-cr;pt;T?
Circulirs ar.d Price LiMs of our tin Stef!
Engravings of all ihe Candidates. Carapv.
Biographies, Charts, Photographs. Badge
Pin, Flai1-, m l tvtrj thing suited to tin
times. Ten Dollars per day easily nwet
Full samples s"ni for $5. Address Mo n t
GooDSiED 07 1'ak Row, New York.
Agis.nts Wasted for CnambrrUn's Crest
Campaign Book, I us
STRUGGLE OF '72;
.4 Sottllj in Political aui Pcpular Littn-.v
A Graphic History of the Republican airtd
Democratic Parties ; ncy sketch of the si
called L,bera! Republican Party ; n tar-,
neir the Cincinnati Cunventinn The mi
ior iLkets or t'de tff'trt of Ihe csropaigt
The finest Ii'nstiaied I'ook ruhl.shcl. A
Book wiinfd hy every American citizen. Tc.
sei-:re tcr-i'orv at once, seud $1 for ou'fi'..
CMiiS l UilLl.-HINU CO.. Cuicagn, IU..
Pui'a , Pa., or SpriugStld. Mass.
Of all kindrf.
TIRKWORKS, FJ.ACS, I. A VTF.RNS,
1 OKCiiEs. BAIM.K !, CfiroiMIs,
Ac. A"., Ac.
3 SEJMI 3. PI'RDY,
3i and S4 .Maideu l.ane.
Established 1843. SEW VORt
A UIIK CL'KK f r tl Uisti hs,Tii e m
pUiiul is iiow made known iu a Treu ( f
4i- tvt:tvi iMgc) on Foi!n ftii'l N-i'v.; H:
rul li ?i arnrions. jubli)ie I hf Dp . Ppim
I. Rows The rri pi inn wfii vl scoTrrri I f
Inm in suel it fro'i'ltit.t til nnr.nr ti.ii h
3a:mot eonruiiou-ly rttfu- (. Biftk? U
known, it It -i cure-l vryhlf wb hi
iod it fir Firs, never l-injc f..ir 1 in ;n
ie c.ie The ititf i cUiiits m iv bo oUaioel
fr-iiit miT ! r pji-. A copy srii free rn
irplonnr hy mni. ,lrrs J;i. YHwirt
Rtn.w.'J. 21 Gran J St . Jcrer V.ny, N J.
EICHLER'S FLCIPES FOR LIQUORS
Confa'a the latest improved iiiMrru-:i:is f t
mixing Brandies. Whiskeys. Rums, Ciiis.
Hitters. Fancy Cirlinls. Fru'.t Syiups. Hs
Ruin, , ,c. No one in Ihe liqinr bus'r.sii
oan iiff.r'l to u'o without ihem. A-kforthm
and examine them al Ihe ho fc lore". I1
livf red by mail, on receipt of $-. by Aschii
dacii Mn I E:-.. N. W cor. 3J and Cail .wl.:::
S s , l'hiiade!phia, Ta. Iudex and samp's
sheets sei't fl-te.
.Yotblng Ufce It in medicine. A luiury it
the p.i.aie. a painless eraeuant a gemle siiu
ul int to the ciriulation, a perspiratory prff;
aration, an anti biiicis medicine astoaiicli
ic, a diuretic and an admirable general al'r
Hive Ss-ch are the acknowledged anddnrj
proven properties of TaHEixt S ErftuviJ-
CKST SlLTZEE A PKR1K3T.
SOLD BY A Liu DRUGGISTS.
BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUeT
Is tlie cheapest aud hi article in liie niir
ket for Blueln; Clothet. The genuine !
both Barlow s and v ill berger's naxe on tkt
label, and is put np at ffiltberger's Dru
Store, No. 231 North Sieno I St.. PhiUdJ
phia. D. S. WILTBERQER. Proprietor.
For Sale by Druggists and Grocers.
M,000s:
iti.ivAitn
any case of Blind. Bleed-
Itching or Ulceratw
Piles that I' Biso's ?lf
Uemcdt fail, to cure. It is DreDared exprew-
ly to cure the Pilo. and nothing else. Soil
by alt Druggists. Price, f 1.00.
A GEXT3 WANTED. Agent, make
mnrtry at work for us than at aavtbf i,
elfi. Blisin liKt .n rl nmnin,nl Pit- mm
ticulars free. G. Stixsos & Co., FiM&
PubluKtrt, Portland. Maine.
New Lumber Yard.
Patterson, 1.
BEYER, GUYER & CO.
Hare opened a Lumber Yard in the bor
ough of Patterson, and' are prepared tofaf
nish all kinds of Lumber, such as
Siding, Flooring, Studding,
Paling, Shingles, lath,
ia large or small quantities, to tait et
tomers.
3f5 Persons wanting Lumber by th
load can be supplied at reduced rates.
BEYER, GCYER i CO.
George Goshen, AgL
Pattar3on, Slay 15. '72-tf
i i Large assortment of Queensware, Ckj
XI. ware. Glassware. Crockerywaie, Ce"
ware, tc, for sale euap by ,
TILTEN S E3'C33l
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