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M I F F L I N T O W N-
Wednesday Morning, Nov. 13,
B. F. SCIIWEIER,
EDITOlt TKOrRIETOR.
6 EO. P. ROWELL 4 CO, 40 Park Row, New York
asi
S. M. PETTENGILL 1 CO., 37 Park Row, N. Y,
Are our tole agents in tliat city, and are au
thorised to contract for advertising at our
lowest rates. Advertiser in that city are te
quested to leave their favors w ith either of
the above houses.
DEFEATED, AD WHY.
Three colu i.us of reasons; which are
not re astins, gcaro ly suffice tbe N tr
Yv.k World in ajiolngy fur the over
lining defeat of tLe coalition. Ite
excure is only an attempt to conceal
the true cause from the IVmncralic
mioses, and like ihe di-bonest policy it
extenuates, the plea ia doomed to failure
It if tiue that the iuiintnsc majorities for
Giant and YiI.'-u tbould not be regard
d as the mt-astire of Giant 8 popularity
15ut more truly these i in mouse majorities
tuf-asure popular couti mpt for D m oci i t it
trickery. The ndojitiou of ilr. Greeley
by the Raliim re Convention was a p tl
jialily dielionat act. It only uteded
that to knock the Loltt m out of Liberal
Ki j icai.itm. It needed juet that to
difgu.-t the sincere rauk and file of the
f 'einticiatic puny. Tli s trick, we Lae
bet n fiver and over assured, was the irc.rk
i D-micratic statesmen. It id not
worth while to dispute tl:at assertion.
1'. .l.nj.s it is will enough to rccift tlx
fiii;aitce, and let that t illy fcheme slu ml
A3 I he meature f LVmocratic statesman
eliiji.
The disadvantage of falsehood is, tl.at
it ri quins no end of falsehood to defend
itud excuse it. The nomination of Hor
ace Greeley was a flagrant deception, a
nj'fsrepresi ti'aiion of motives, of purpo
H'.-, utid of oljetts. It met the doom ot
nil transpaieut trickery, ignominious
failure The coalition in stone dead
Living, it was a curse to its puities; and
dying, it leaves the conspirators without
a r.ig t cover lh,tu. 'ihe cause of its
iiniiih'latioii ie not obscure, and it may
be gutted in twtuty words popular con
tempt for a party which declared in na
tional conveuti u that it had no principles
which any body is bound to respect.
that is tho i xplanatioii of this fearful
oveithrow. I i mocrniic organs mnj fill
tlnir ediiorial pages full of realms aud
jet !); reason is precisely a we have
Mated it above Having made an inex
cusable Uuuder at Baltimore, tbe Demo
cratic leaders show their cowardice and
hopeless iiourbnnit-m by endeavoring to
lend public attention away Irotn the fact
This is new evidence that they are inea
pable of learning anything, even under
the rod of popular di-pleasure.
As for Ltbeial Republicanism, its chiel
organ rushes into tbe extremes of folly
in try ing to hide away from tbe well
merited ctuitempt of the people. Tb
TriLunt hastens to assure the public
that it was only a question of dollars
aud cents, and as the Republican party
Lad the most money, therefor it has tri
umphed What a stupid libel upon the
intelligent masses of the country? It is
a stupidity that borders upon idiocy.
"Woes the manager of the Tribim be
lieve that the masses stand in the mar
ket places aud sell their suffrages to tbe
LigLest bidder? He knows better; or, il
not. then be is not qualified to conduct a
public journal. Thenason why Libe
ral Republicanism dropped dead in its
tracks is not obscure. Every observing
man in the United States knows what
that reason is. Liberal Republ:cauism
was piojected on the supposition that it
was only necessary for a leader to jump
tbe feuce, and the entire party would
follow at Lis heels. Then over went
Mr. Schurs, aud the Germ i'is wore ex
pected to follow. Hut the Germans did
riot totiow Jl r. ctiurs. 1 hen over
went Fenton, and Sumner, and Ranks,
and Faruswortb, and Greeley, and hosts
of Republicans were expected to follow.
Rut hosts of Republicans did not. At
last Governor Curtin was iuduced to
take the leap, and hosts of Pennsylva
nia Republicans were expected to-follow.
And nobody stirred. Now, alter
all this experience, even the stupidest of
Liberal Republicans ought to compre
hend that tbe movement failed because
it was piojected on a false hypothesis.
The Republican party does not depend
on its accredited leaders for its opiti
ions. .If il permits any man to lead, it
is because it regards htm well ground
ed in the principles upon which it was
founded. The day in which even the
greatest of its members abandons prin
ciples, tbe party abandons him. That
is why New York rebnkes Horace
Greeley; tbe reason why Massachsetta
rebuked Sumner aud Banks, and the
reason why I'ennsylvrnia rebuked
Curtin. These gentlemen may turn
any side aud all sides of this over
throw to the light, and that reason
will be seen in unmistakable handwri
ling. I'erbaps it may teach them that
the country is greater than any one man
or any dozen of distinguished men.
These men, who admitted that the Re
j nbl can party Lad done its work well,
and who, in oider to destroy it and
Juniata
make a better party, united them
snlves with a party which did nothing
well, have chosen where they will
stand. There let tbem stand. The
good they once did will be accredited
not to them, but to the spirit of Re
publicanism working iu tbem. Thus
speaks the North American.
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THE ELECTION.
The official vote of tbe different ?tates
have not yet been publ ehed.
lowing mnjorities, however,
nearly correct :
STATES rOB GRANT.
Majority.
Maine 3i,lHd
New Hampshire 6.000
Vermont 32.000
Massachusetts 74.000
i:hode Idand 8.0 0
lonnecticut si.TS'!
New York 50.000
New Jersey 14.'KK
Pennsylvania 133 000
Ohio 40,"00
Indiana i7,000
Illinois 55.100
Michigan GO I KM)
Wisconsin 15,00i
Iowa 60.000
The f I
are very
Elcc. Volet.
7
6
6
13
4
6
35
9
29
22
15
21
11
It)
11
a
5
6
IS .
3
3
3
11
5
10
7
3
10
8
6
8
293
Nebraska 1O.0 O
Minnesota
Kansas
California
Oregon
Nevada
Delaware
Virginia -
Wesi Virginia
North Carolina
South Carulina -
Florida
0 000
30.0' O
10100
2.' 03
2.000
611
3.0'0
2.C0
10l0
3(,0'4)
1.000
3,000
35.000
2.000
421
Alabama
Mississppi
Arkansas
Louisiana
758,768
STATUS TOR CREELF.T.
Marvland . ?.0
Kentucky 30,000
Tennessee 25.1:00
Georgia H.WO
Missouri - 2.001)
Texas 20,0o0
8
12
12
11
15
8
CO
91,000
We shall not give tlio vote of the
counties of this State until after the offi
cial returns have been published.
. .
Jl'NIATA tOUSTr-Offlcial.
The following table shows the official
vote of Juniata county for Uartranft and
Buckalew in October, and for Grant and
Greeley in November:
Oct. Nor.
s ts o c:
pe 5 5
- o ss.
3 5. f 3
S. i :
i t t
72 100 e8 81
86 lt'5 92 55
16 141 156 112
217 117 222 71
131 75 120 58
35 21 31 20
12 60 12 77
54 116 66 9
, 49 6S 4 49
,37 110 So 76
, 59 54 56 41
, 88 130 77 9f.
4;l l.i2 St 79
.97 71 ' S4 47
, lu3 105 81 63
a iJ l
. 43 128 6.1 !!6
.3 26 fe 24
1352 1733 1306 12o5
3362 1265
381 41
Miffliniown- 72
Fermanagh
Walker
Fayette ......
Delnwai e
Tbompsontown.
Greenwood
Monroe-
Susquehanna
Patterson-
Perrysville
Milford
Turhett
Spruce Hiil
Usle
Tuscarora .......
Lack
'.lack Log
Total
Majorities...,
Death of General Meade.
General Meade, the hero of Gettys
burg, died on the morning of the 7th
inst., at bis residence Jn I'biladelpbia
His-noble military record is yet fresh in
the memory of all, and need not here be
recounted He was born in Cadiz, Spain,
in the year 1816. His father in that
year held au office in Spain under the
government of the Tnited States.
A good deal of the hauling in Phila
delphia during the past week was done
by men. Nearly all tbe horses were uu
fitted by tbe ''horse malady" for work.
The distemper is, however, abating in
the city, aud is on the decline at UaUi
more aud Washington. At Chicago aud
in the South the disease is spreading.
During the last decade tbe United
State have imported from Paris, for
purposes of dress merely.more than $200
000.000 worth of goods, in the form of
bombazines, crapes, merinos, shawls,
silks, laces, toilet articles, jewelty, huts
leather, gloves, triintniDgs, human Lair,
ect,,
Wb are in favor of a new constitution
al amendment, namely, making the pttn
ishmeut death for maliciously placing ob
structions on railroad tracks. Boslov
Pust. We second the amendment
Xurih American. To which we say, "so
mote it be."
The Constitutional Convention con
vened at IIarrifcbnrg yesterday. Hon.
William Meredith, of Philadelphia, is the
presiding officer.
The number of business houses de
strnyed. by tbe late fire, tn Boston were
930, only GO dwelling houses were burn
ed.
Boston has three churches, respective
ly 120. 140 and 150 years, old, which
have remained unaltered siuce they were
built.
The city authorities of New York have
forbiddeu the erection of mansard roofs
on account of their liability to take fire
Six bond red thousand tons of iron
have Len used in the rebuilding of the
burnt district in Chicago.
France will pay $400,000 a week to
Germany, on accouut of the war indem
nity, until next January.
. . . .
Meetings are being called in all of the
cities for the relief of the Boston suf
ferers. The fires of Boston and Chicogo; Lave
cost tbe country$450,000 000
Thirty lives are reported to have been
lost by tbe Boston fire.
The Great Fire to Boston.
On Sa nrday evening about 8 o'clock,
a fire broke out iu tbe loom of the en-,
gine used to work tbe elevator in a large
dry goods house in the city of Boston
Fifteen Louis it raged with unabated
fury, and in that time destroyed hun
dreds of the costliest aud most substan
tial warehouses in the country, and tem
porarily paralyzing three of tbe leading
mercantile intesests the shoe and lea
ther, wool and dry goods trades. It is
said that there is not one wholesale shoe
and leather establishment left in the city.
The wool trade has suffered ia an equal
degree, and the dry goods and jobbing
houses left are few and far between. The
whole length and both sides of Summer
street, across Federal street and nearly
down to Drake's wharf, and thence on
a nearly direct line to Fort Hill, along
Hamilton and Battery march to Kilby,
as far as I.indall and Central streets, aud
from Milk to Summer street is in ruins.
In an area of nearly seventy acres every
building is consumed Gunpowder was
used in blowing buildings to pieces to
arrest tbe progress of- the flames. The
fire was got uudercnutrol about 1 o'clock
on Sunday afternoon. Tbe loss is now
estimated at SCO 000 000 to SSO.000,
000. and the insurauce at f 10,000.000 to
$12,000,000. Many persons were injur
ed aud several killed.
It is ihe greatest fire ever known iu
New England. It equals the Chicago
fire in the amount of money lost, but it
does not equal it iu the extent of ground
burnt over, or in the distress inflicted on
the inhabit ints, for the Boston Gre was in
that portion of the city almost exclusive
ly used fur business purposes, aud de
stroyed comparatively few dwelling
houses, whereas tbe Ewcep of the Chica
go fire comprehended the dwelling places
of thousands of families, and turned
tin m out into a pitiless winter, entirely
destitute of the necessities of life. Oue
year, one month aud two days, almost to
the hour, elapsed between the Chicago
fire and the one now occupying the at
tenlion of the whole civilized world
Both broke out between tbe hours of S
aud 9 o'clock in the evening, the first ou
Saturday evening, October 7, 1871, and
the second on Saturday evening, No vim
ber 9 1S72.
Tbe Philadelphia Inqu rcr says : Bos
ton is a city sj vast in its wealth that it
can bear more easily than Chicago ber
losses. Besides much of the capital just
destroyed was supplied from abroad, and
from abroad much will come to leplace il.
In the matter of insurance, we think it
will be fouud that the Boston policies
were placed to a very larg.i amount in
liritir-h companies. Tbe loss upon tbe
New England-and New York companies
will probably be heavy, for Boston ssl
de.rji cared to go west or south of New
Yoiic f,r her in.iur.,uo, p-fM-riug thniut
of Old and New England.
The sudden recurrence of another dis
aster of such immensity from the fl imcs.
U calculated to lead m -n to question if
means cannot be devised to render our
great cities safer from destruction than
they at present seem to bo.
What the effects of the dis istcr are to
be upon the finances of the country it is
too soon to conjecture ; but we cannot
believe they w ill be as disastrous as they
were following the fire in the city of
Chicago. Embarrassments in business
circles may reasonably be expected. No
country is so rich iu ready money that
its mercantile community will not feel
the immediate loss of two hundred mil
lions of its capital, or even the half or
fourth of such a sum. Should a panic
similar to that which was the result of
tbe Chicago fire set iu to morrow, or the
next day, or the next, clearly it will be
the duty of tbe Treasury of the Geueral
Government to come to the rescue of tbe
country by letting loose its locked np
millions of greenbacks. The Secretary
of the Treasury holds the tens of mil
lions of gteeusbacks idle iu the vaults of
the government, iu trust for tbe people.
Should a financial panic he oue of the
sequences of tbe Bostou conflagration
the shoitest. easiest and beet way to end
it will be by tbe Treasury releasing its
retired greenbacks. President Grant has
just beeu shown that Le has the absolute
confidence of the nation. When he
made Lis appeal to tbem he received the
auswer that be desired. Let him now
demonstrate that the people in their pos
sible uced have the confidence of tbe
administration, and that their demands
for means to recover from the effects of
tbe Hoston calamity is one with which
the administration can sympathize. It
ever there was a necessity for setting free
those hoarded millions of retired greeu
backs, we believe th time is now.
On Tuesday tbe 5ih a mcu named
Uamill, in McConnelleburg, Fulton coun
jr, miew a eiuue at, .piaiii stunner.
striking Litn in the forehead stuuning
him severely. He was for some years
a Democratic member of the Legi-latuie
Au intimate friend of Bkinner's named
Kerper. of Reading, at the time the stone
was thrown drew a revolver and fired at
Hamill but the ball missed him and
struck a man named Captain Welsh, of
Burnt Cabins, and k:Iled him.
A fearful accident occurred at the
New Lake Tunnel, at Chicago, near the
water works, on the last day of October.
Charles A. Leary, a workman employed
in excavating at the bottom of the shaft
while being raised in the bucket, neglec
ted to step out on the platform Used for
that purpose, and was carried up against
the windlass, which, striking his head,
knocked him out. and he fell to the bot
om, a distance of seventy feet, aud was
instantly killed.
. . SHORT ITEMS'
North Carolina ladies indulge in the
excitement of fox-bnntiog
A Texas man has t hire forty miles
of fence to go around Lis farm.
Tbe First National Vaak, of Baxter,
Kansas, to Lave a cashieress.
Six sportsmen, of Lancaster, shot fif
ty six rabbits in one day, recently.
A scooped puropkiu made an excellent
ballot box, at a recent Kansas election.
. It it reported that a Chiuese lodge of
Masons has been formed at Oregon City
Mrs Jack Grant, of Portland, Oregon
I... l,t and tranne'd 353 squirrels tbe
past season.
Tbe three balls of tbe pawnbrokers
are said to siguify addition, division and
silence.
Oue horse doctor in Boston, is said to
have made five hundred dollars iu oue
day.
Judge Thompson, the surveyor of tbe
original town site of Cbicugo, rccen ly
died at Preston, llliuoise
A Young man in Danville refuses to
fulfil a marriage contract because he has
discovered his girl smokes a pipe.
Hydrophobia is raging to an unparal
leled extent in the northern counties of
England, where many men. as well as
animals, meet their deaths by it
A Troy man found a S50 parl in a
qnart of oysters, and a ''bull ' movement
upon the oyster trade was effected there
by immediately.
A watchman on the New York Cen
tral Railroad says that once a year a
;:haotom train passes over the track bear
ing the body of Abraham Line In.
The editor of the Salisbury (Conn.)
Xeict is in luck. One of his admirers
sent him twenty cents to buy a cigar
with, besides his subscription.
J'.uwartl Colwell and John urun were
killed ou the 6th by the fall of a scaffold,
on which they were standing, while
painting a house in Louisville. Ky.
Steam pipes twining among the roots
of trees, to keep them warm aud prevent
tne leaves falling off, is tbe most recent
ramification of the inventive genius.
The canal stables of McCormick&
Lynch, at Buffalo. N. Y., were destroyed
by fire on Wednesday the Gtb, aud fifty
horses were burned to death. Loss, $20
000. A rcstau ant .keeper in Wahingtou
had his license revoked and was fined
$100, on Saturday week, for refusing to
entertain colored people at his establish
ment. "What are you doing there, yon
rascal?" "Merely taking cold sir."
'It looks to me as if you were stealing
ice.' ' "Well yes peihaps it will bear
that construction
A woman in Scotland is awaiting trial
on a charge of pnisening her mother,
three husbands, fifteen children, niid
lodger. She has been four times roar
ried, twice to widowers with families
The Rev Henry Ward Reecher and
Henry W. Bellows made the Boston fire
a subject in their sermons Sunday. Both
agreed that mansard roofs and narrow
streets were good things to spread a con
flagralion.
1 wo horses were burned to death at
Dannville, Pa., on the night of the 7tli
The fire was caused by the explnnion of
a coal oil lamp. Michael Sanders, an
old aud respectable citizen of Launville
perished in the flmea
Franklin B. Evans, aged sixty foil
has beeu arrested at North wood, N. U
charged with murdering Georgianna Lov
ering, a beautiful young girl, fourteen
years old. Evans, who is a gi eat -uncle
of his victim, confesses to decoying her
into the woods and murdering her.
The California papers are begining to
claim that, that St ite will soon be the
great wheat producing State of tbe
Uniou. They assert that, duiing the
last season, the State, with her small
population of 600.000, produced 30.000
000 bushel', which found a market in
China. Japan, Nevada and Arizona
The Supreme Conrt of New Jersey at
Trenton on the 7th, unanimously deci
ded that an net to submit the question of
license or no license is con-tit utional
This is against the opinion or Attorney -Gilchrist,
given to the Legislature last
winter, and came up on the constitution
ality of the act submitting the question
of license to the voters of Chatham, in
Morris county
A minister once told Wendell Phillip
that if his dusiucss in life was to save
the negroes he ought lo (ro south where
they were -and do it, ' That is worth
thinking of,' replied Phil ips; and w hat
is your business m life?"' To eave men
from hell. 'replied the minister. "Then
go there and attead to your business,
replied Mr Phillips.
The smallpox lately took off a very
old and eccetric rran of St. Louis, known
as Pr. Hotchkiss. lie claimed to be 140
having been a Matnn over oue hundred
years, and expressed a determination to
live until the second roming of Christ.
It is said that for twenty years he has
not washed himself nor permiled a broom
on the place.
Two Italians went to Dover, N. J ,
on the 7th, from New York city, and
went to the shoe store of Giovanni I5ar
riotti, where one of them claimed Bar-
riotti's housekeeper as his wife, and after
a slight altercation stabbed the woman
in the mouth with a long stiletto caus
ing instant death- Barriotti attempted
lo rescue her. and waa also Blabbed, and
will probablw die. Both tbe Italiain
:
were arrested. '
STOVES !
v v i... . - :: 1 .
IF vou want any kind of STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES, FIRE PLACE HEATERS,
GRATES, &C, or any Stove Castings, call at the .... - .
Stove Warehouse of Frauciscus' Ilunhvare Co.,
MAIN STREET, 3IIFI'WNTOWIV, JUNIATA COUTY,PA.,
Where they have the REGULATOR, SUPERIOR, STAR, ECLIPSE, VALLEY CHIEF, COTTAGE, LXL,
Best and Superb Cooking Stoves, Light House, Empire, Morning
Light, Radiant, Golden Light, Zephyr,
SPEA1V5 AJUJ-DU5T AND ANTI-CUHKEB SASE EURNESS AND 13 SATE P. 3.
AIA KINDS OF COAL, ami WOOS STOVES.
FRANCISCUS' HARDWARE CO., MIFFLIN, PA.
A depa'ch dated at Terre Haute, on
the Oth. ays. Last niglit Avery I'lum-
incr and wife, of tlburg. Jettereon
county, New York, were paweogera ou
a wentward bouud niebt eipreaa, ou ibe
Vandalia line, and i-bould bave left the
train at this point, and taken the mor-nino-
train fur Evaiievtlle, whither they
were bound hut tliey failt d tc obry the
ini-ti uctioiis of the conductor and he
found them on the train after it had
gone from here, lie tVe'n arranged for
them to stop at Marshall, the firrt stop
ping place, to return on the next train
this way Before reaching aithall be
minted the aged couple mid gean.iiing
through the cars falle l lo find them. Meu
were sent out to search for them, and at
daylight found iheir bodies under Clear!
i.i i j :,.!. ,1... !
creek trestle. Tnev lied mintaken ti;
un n.n.,1.. "
alowing nf the train, customary at that
miiut. kr their stimulus place, and had
t. p,ed off. aod fUUm; ou ro. k fitly
feet biliw, must have been inutaiitly
klI,tJ .
Mr John Ufin who mirried Mary Ann
Itocker. while he wai-her f.nlierg coach
man, a out in a card in which lie di;ui'-s
the slmnlerons Ftories circul ite I ab mt
himself and family, an 1 say-; "I a'n
not conscious of having done anything
at any time t'i forfeit my self respect or
the good opinion of my fellow men, and
I do not propose that these cowardly
attacks up;m my character shall go any
lonK.-r nueootri'lirt-d or unpunished.
CAUTI0II.
1 HE public are hereby notified that the
following iiniclei of properly b-ive been
purchased by me from Thom-is Mofre, yii :
Two Cows, ihrec Slog-", one Breeding Sow,
and eiiiht Skoal All p rson are therefore
hereby cautioned against m-d ilin or inter
fering in. any wiy with aaiu property
liiVI'i MILiOM.
Nor. 4. 172-31
EST a AT CALVES.
CAME to the re-ndene of the mi' scri'n-r in
h'ermnnfth lownuin. Juniut:L e.iuntv.
on tho Jacobs firm, about the In! of Auaunt,
1S7J, two YEAKLIVG CALVES, one allied
an 1 the other red and wliite spoiled. The
owner is roqneted to come forward, prove
properly, pay charges and take tbem awi.y,
oi her wise they Will be disposed or us the law
directs,
WILSON RO BIS SON.
Not. fi, 1872-3w
AGENTS WANTED
FOR
"INSECTS AT HOME
,i u rape- ; Up-aru- oi . u c.u, ; ii mil
pipe enK-rnTing. "Just the Book for uitei-
jipeni rural homes.'
" .1 IK n .
fai' h fill represeniuiion ot Incct and Plant."
"""-a
hend for Circular. Address Gkokok Buooes,
IU North Seventh St., Philadelphia.
nov6-lv
The oldest and mnar ralmhia l.titiuinn fn
obtaining a Mercantile Education.
ftaPrHCtical business men as instructors.
Kor in orm ition. wri e for a circular to P.
DUFF & S'J.Nd, Pittsburgh, P.
ttovO Cm.eom
HOLIDAY GOODS !
I have adued to my extensi-e variety of
LAMPS .m l TABLE GLASSWARE.
(fei?- MDTI O CUP.S and SL'CeRS. MOT
TO MUGS, and TOY TE SETTS, i great .
V'iri'ly. Als... VASE- and FANCY TUILl.Tj
SETTS, ef the handtomett ties gm Sg
Thete ?ood 1 hve imported directly from I
Europe, and my prices are as low as any lm-
porter Cin sell the same goods in either this
cuy or iNew l ork.
A. J. WEIDXEK,
Nos. 38 South 2nd and 29 Strawberry sts,,
Philadelphia, Pa.
N 15-rMy stock of CHANDELIERS, ei
pccially adapted lo Churches, is Vfry lnrgit.
B'oks of Dnwinps. showing ihe des'gn of
each chandelier and bracket, will be sei:t on
request. nov8-2mos
B1.A CIILET a IMrRnVKD
i r-.-,V TTT..J T
bj - Cucumber Wool Pump,
i Tasteless, Durable. EHioiem,
aud t'hsap The beat Pump
tor Ihe least m- ney Allen-
WVion is efcec a .y invited to
I latchley s Pment Improved
Bracket ani New Drop Check
J Valve, which can be wilh-
diawn withaui removing the
4 pump or disturbing the joints.
? Als, Ihe Copiier I'hamher.
which utter crack or scales, and will outlast
t ny other. For sale by deilers everywhere.
Send for Catalogue and Price-List.
Chas G. lA-rCULFT. Maniifiiet'r,
600 Commerce St., Philuda., Pa,
New Lumber Yard.
Patterson. Pa.
BEYER, GUYER & CO.
Have opened a Lumber Yard, in the bor
ough of Patterson, and are prepared to fur
nish all kinds of Lumber, such as
Siding, Flooring, Studding,
Paling, Shingles, Lath, Sash,
in large or small quantities, to Buit eus
tomers.
SPi. Persons wanting Lumber by the car
load "n be 8UPPlieJ redu'1 '
j, J, T
George Gosben, Agent,
Pattarsoo, May 15, 'Ti-tf
STOVES !
cur adrfrttefnunts
CR fn t4f per day ! Agents warned ! . All
4J Id 4iU cla-es of working people, of
either sa. joung or old, make more money
at work fi.r oa in their spare monents or nil
the time than at anything else. Tarticu'ars
fre. A.Mress U. ST1NSON i. CO., Port
land, M'ine.
C OOKKECnifi Made Eary. ETery tkk
YXt H' iteit.b m' can lern at 'one?. Rook
mailed 50a il. Gocldisq Bet.st, Buffalo,
New Yrk. .
PUTSCH'S IMPERIAL RUSSIAN
V J 3Xll94tni(l. rt hole.a-e to Ibe ir.ide.
Sing e cuiif seni. postf aid. on rejeipt of $1.
W UT.KUtNT PltCKtUFF. Keiding. I'
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
to eeli I lie brt liw pr-eed Corn Si e lrr eer
patented. ' Let farmer! and tYtryboiiy w!n-
I),i3 corn to hei! seim lor circni r -r A w
1LV CORN-S11ELU U CO.," Harri-bu-g. Pa
fJREAT CURIOSITY.,- S" M .gnzine of Hi
" Ijiirbest order lor $1. Agnt warned i
, i n,
ev r.. tnwo. ou a fier:e!ual income .Send im
; for specimen lo " Sm-tk'i Djllar Magazine,
I 51 Liberty St.. N". 1 . .
, jg JU05LSE! 1373.
..r hk
NEW Y0HK OBSERVER,
Tue BeaU Rest Keiigious and Scular Family
Newp iper.
$3 a Yer with the JUBILEE YEAR ECO'K.
SIDNEY E. MORSE & CO..
37 Park Kow, Nt r York.
SENS FOR A SAMPLE COPY.
A KnSrow3cm,...i.-n book, with l.rea of
Cl'ST WUTFll ('... II Iu,.r...
the caiidi'iaies and itdtrir inn of alt parties.
20 $;el fartrailt.
$5 to $29 a d'iy rapullj
"J !"lJr
iunue. i i i e Hi.-l I j-.riicu-
WUUTHI.NU ION. D'JiTIX & CO.
Rarlforj, Ct
Agents Wanted lor Cobhin
Child's Commentator
01 THE BIBLE, far the HOSE CIRCLE.
1 '0'' pages', i-iO E:i t'luf ,Dg j. Tim beat in-
" - 3 J T.
tyery fam
ily will haee it. Soihirg ii.it it now pnbltihed.
tor eiren'ars ddre H. 3 tiuOUsFr.tD A Co ,
37 I'ark K .w. New York.
GOOD CODBTHT TALLOW WANTED.
Highest priue paid t r prime q iainy by I.. M.
Fi.UINTjN. Snap aniaii'l'o iuulacturer.
liC Marg'ireita St. Phil..d!phin.
Rose of Cashmere Hair Tonic
,s uns.irpassed as a Promoter of the Growth
of il.e H.iir ant v.hik-rs It is n-ither
stinky nor gremy, yt il sot'ens and -momhe
'ho II.nr far belter an I more pei nitnenily
than a;iy Oil or 1'ima.l. Usel as a lUir
dressing, ii produ- the tnol baaii' if;il and
luirous glo- '.Va-rnute-l porfejily har r.
. le--a- ' exquisite perfume is qote un:-i
Tilled, beini Out.! ei fi,u ibe worldTeaowa-
ed Kocs of Chin-rp l.-.riie bot.le, nu v
5" cts. Addie- ASI.HKN8 V',11 i ! I; Ltii.
I 400 N. 3d St., I'hiltdelphi i, Ia.
:agreAT EVEfT !
e ha,w ,1 , nisp0 of 0llr illimen.p
8lock o!- IULLA'lll T UiLKS i i,rice-a li tie
, .... '
mote co t. t i.-st-iias osli New Ti.biej.
complete, i30J. Second hand Tables made
over newrf $ 0J, l 6, $ ). Mc. A preal
Tarieiy to suit all buyers. Send for Cata
logue. KAYANAGII & D'CKEIl.
Cor. C.nal & Centre Sis., New P.oik.
ASTHMA' UPHAM'S Aithma Cut. re
, " lieres tbe most violent parox
isms in fve ciinuie. and effects a speedy
eu.r"- -J CIS a h"x. ny mail Circti'ar free
Address S C. Cphji. 2-j South Eighth Et..
Phtlada P. ol.l by all Irue;it.
I suTered with f'ATAKRil thirty years, and
wis cured by a simple remedy. Will send
receipt, po-tnpe free to all allVcted Rev.
T. J. MEll. r rawer 17f,, Syracuse .V Y.
EKLLSM FUI. EMPUKIWl.
J. ISAACS,
f-'uecefsnr lo
JOHN PAREIRA,
!18 Arch Street,
Middle of the Blo.;k. between 7tl and 8th
etreets, South Bide,
PHILADELPHIA,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF
FOR LAt'IES' ASU CIIILUP.E.N'S WEAR,
Wholesale and Eetail.
Having imt-oried a very Urge anl splen
am asorimeni oi an me Uitlertnt kinds of
runs from 6r h.Ild9 in Europe wou,,, re
spectlmly invite the readers of this paper lo
call ana examine the a sortment of Fancy
Furs 1 am determined lo sell at the loveit
Caih pnees Ail fur, Warranted. io mis.
revrtitntutwns to effect tain.
FU ItS ALTERED AND REPAIRED.
&,Kemember the store, 71S AK01I St.,
Phiiu'lelphia. Oct 2-10t
NEW DRUG STORE.
BANKS it ILU1LIN,
Main Street. MiJJluiloKn, Pa.
DEA I.Kits IN
ECCS 1SD KIEDlCnES,
Chemicala, Ojt Stuff,
Oils, Paints.
Varnishes, Glass,
Putty, Coal Oil,
Lamps, Burners,
Chimneys. . Brushes,
Infants Brushes. Soaps,
Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes,
Perfumery, Combs.
Hair Oil, Tobacco,
C'g. Notions,
and Stationary.
LARGE VARIETY; OF
PATENT MEDICINES,"
selected with great care, and warranted from
nigh authority.
Purest of WINES ASD LIQUORS Tor Medi
cal Purposes.
J-PRESCRIPTIONS compounded with
;reatcare. - mal6 72-ly
tJpiriAT $1,50 oer ysar.
STOVES!
Public Sale of Real Estate
OF
1IUMPIIKKY & McQUIRNS,
IJkla wakr Tow.nship,
On Tuesday, ITovember 26th, 1872.
TTTILI. be sold at public sale, on tbe aho?t
Y hamrdJar. on the preraiara. in Ma
nure lown-hip. Juniata Co . P.. a Frm mni
Saw Mill cinaitiing 1 0 IK'reiK.
bounded by ItmU of Jacob Mieiley. Jt.
Speiknian, M ihlon C Kerra and "tilers, Coa
Tenient lo churctie. niilla, 9cho-1. ere.
There are h.ul -i0 acres of firit claj
farm land, we'l fenejd an I wjterel. Tji
baii:Ctf U wool'and. the most pirl being
fcU net wiili large timber. There i a lirg
Apple Orchard, aNo a fine youn Peicli Or.
chard, of about KM) irre. just coming inl
hearing, of the mt Select truit. Tue ia.
proven)?nts are a
GOOD FBAfylE HOUSE.
BANK ISA K N 4Ux50 fei. who Wagon Si.et
and Corn Crib attached, and oiher c 11 h.nl.l.
iiiirs required on t'itr:n. There ii n r f ,
w'tirr at the hous wnb pump iu h, als0 x
Well and pump nt ihe b-ru.
1 he S A V 1 1 1.1. c.niiitM one no and down
aw. dijren by a Kose wheel. f..ur circular
aw. w. nkcd by nn.ler-.li ! wheel. Tliii
m il ii coii-idrre I to have the best wuitr
power in inis ncijjlibor'ioo
Person- wishing lo view ihia property will
be howi ihe fame by n tiling on R. V Hum.
phrry. residing ihervo't Letter of intiiire
ud'lre.-j-e 1 Mr. Humphrey at Kat HUia
I' U.. Juniata C.. !'.-.. will be uromutlr n-
swerel. Ihe nnaie information can be bal
I by ca'lin on or adtrt-9insr Ier. McQuirua.
I V- ninp'w!i, i liesir l,o.. Ia.
S.ile will c-minience at 2 o'clock P. M., oa
! S;,i 1 w hV!.!'!: i"!!l.h; m.' ' b
I . iv.m t:ubi ,u v, 'J t it .i o.
cQL'lUNi.
Oct. 3J-ts
VALUAULK PROPER! Y
AT PRIVATE SALS
'r'HE undersigned offers f,.r sale the follow
t in property, s:tna:ed in Jli.ford 'wp,
Juniata county, Pa., 2 miles west of Palter,
son and j mile from ihe P. R. R. hounded
by lands f J miea North on ihe north stid
ea-t. and by Ltnd of E. S. Do!y on llie south
and west, coniailing
Ei?ht Acre's and Seventy-Six Perche3,
ail iu a g. ol ntn'e of eult iv iii-tn. Tna iia
proretiicilts are as follows :
I'I.VrV3v HOUSE,
2?x'0 wall ts-eineni a-id eiht rioji-i. thr.s
rlutnes presses snd two lulls; a!o a gonj
ItANK. UAI'.N. il'J w,ll arranged ;
Spring !i in-e. Smo-e ilous. and o her ne
cessary oiitoutldings. There is ao an abnn-
l.tnce .f fruit ou il.e premises an Oreharl
of over o'l irees. BO being in beartnr c nii.
lion, a so Cherries and Peaches. There ia a
food Spring of never fail;ng w.ter near lt
house.
TERM." : Prica $2.0. One Ihoo-aid
dollar lo be poid i.n the 1st of April. 173,
when leed w ill oc ni tde on I possession givea.
The hal ince in pa;, meuts lo soil purch-iser.
Call at the premises, or a I Iress
A. J. llERTZLCrt.
P.itlerson, Juniata Co., i'a.
N. B. If de-.iralle, the piirehsser c;n buy
thirty acres mo-e, adjoin. i the above piop
rty, uader cultivation, at f.VI per acre.
533 0ZF03D STREET, W. C
Lo.itOX. Oct. Uth. Ibli.
ib nt : I beg respectfully to annex a
copy of a circular as sent lo the Medicikt
Vendors and others in the States and ei't
wbere by two or three individuals (uf liule
or no means), under the style of -'The Se
York Chemical CoBipa&y," which compaay
uad no existence until October, 17I. and
with which I have no connoction.
The more effectually lo deceive, they Ci'J
lion the puVic as follows:
The immense d.-tnan i f ,r HOLLOWAV'3
PII.LS and UlM'MtNl". has tempted un.
principled parties lo coiintei-feit these valu
able medicines.
'In order to protect the pur.T'c nnd nurselvfs
we hays issued a new -' i'rada Mark," coa
sisting of an Egyptian circle of a serpent,
with Ihe letter II in the center. Every hoi
of genuine HOLLO WAV'S PILLS and OINT
MKT will have this traie-murk on it. X-in
are e-nnino wiibom il.
"To Dealers and Jobbers in O. us and Med
icines. We call your particnl ir nttenlionto
the new style of IIoi.ldway's Pills an 1 (lisr
KK.VT. .None of ihe old etj le are nianufuc
turetl by us now. nor have tbey been fx
montns. We. therefore, e.iution all pur
chasers against receiving from any jobbers
or d.alers ihe old etjle of g .od. Infoina
tion conseruinjr any sn'a pools being offered
will te received wiih thanks.
"'Ye ask the favor of all the inCnrmaiion
you can give in regard to those counter
feits." Now this Honourable Company, aware that
your laws do not permit them to copy tk
precise getting up of my medicines, put their
countei feils into another form and intiicsts
lhat they adopt a .Vea Lnhel.
The object r-f thes people in referrin; !
the im-i.cune demand for these Medicines it.
that it may be believed that I am connected
with them. I
Iuthe in:ere?t of lbs publ.c, I therefore it- I
speciMlly invite yo i to be pleased to g rtu
insertion lo ihis letter in your paper, lbi
your readers may not be deceived by
"New York Chemical Company's" spurious
Medicines.
Fach Pol and Box of my Genuine MJ:
eines bear the British Government Stamp,
with the words -Ilolloway's Pills and Oint
ment. London," but they are not sold in tb
United S'ates.
(Signed) TflOMAS HOLLOWAf-
IX PERRYSVI LLE.
DR. J. J. APPLEBAUGII has establi''1
a Drug and Prescription Store in
above-named place, and keeps a general as
sortment of
DRUGS ASD MEDICISKS,
Also all ether articles usually kept in sit
lishmenls of this kind.
Pure Wines ana Liquors for medicinal pur
poses. Cigars. Tobacco, Stationary. Cos"
tions (first-class). Notions, etc. etc.
JST-Tbe Doctor gives advietfree.
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