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FEYTIXEL REPUBLICAN
MlFFLIXTOWX.
Wednesday. January 2. 1974.
B. F. SCinVEIElt,
FI1IT0B 1N rOPIETo.
The coal strike bs route to aa end.
The United .Site
luiles of railroad.
have 71,505
Hnx. M K. W.u-re, ot Ohio, has been
coiiihTwi as ll.ief Jns'ice of the United
State SltprcTtJe Cmlrt.
Physicians "f PiiiiidoiHiij, New York
and Boston arc nis( a Hid i to pt;rchase
the f i f lhe Sian-s: tains
cii:.stific meu and teschers in Paris
Lave entered on the undertaking of
teaching an aje to talk.
Mr. I'vz.e, of Northampton eonntj,
introduced i bill into the Lfgislatute to
repeal the local option law.
Oh the '21st inst. Chicago was the
victim f a great Cre that destroyed
$700,000 worth of property.
William I'inkxkt White, Uorer
nor of .Maivland, is the newly elected
United States Senator from Maryland.
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Lawvkus in Philadelphia are organ
izing to have legislation so shaped that
the salaiies vf judges may be iucreased.
Temperance men are asking Con
gress to legislate against the manufac
ture and sale of spirit and fermented
liquors.
An exchange says there is more dan
ger fioui the attempts of individuals to
inflate their basinets lb in from an in
flated currcuey.
There is a bill in the legislature
"providing for the creation of judge
and associate ju lges in all the counties
of the State to hold an orphans' court.
Madame Paeepa l(f died in Lon
don last Friday morning. She was a
native of Edinburgh, Scotland, where
the was Lorn i i 1S'"29. Ilcr musical
taieut displayed itself at an early age.
Am incomprehensible mystery to
ninety-nine in every Lutidrcd men who
receive and live on three and four huu
dred dollars per year, is, why men who
are salaiicd at three, four and five
thousand dollars a year want their sal
arie raised. It is a question whether
the men who receive such salaiies can
explain satisfactorily to their own ml ads
why they ask fur the increase. Is it a
satisfactory answer to declare the ex
travagant tendencies of the times the
cause ?
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CoMMrxJKTU insist that it is the
Loundon duty of government to niaiu
tiin and give wik to those who are out
of employment, and tbeir organizat'.ons,
it is said, will insist if they ever get
Strong enough to control the politics of
the country on the incorporation of
such doctrines in the fundamental law.
To put sueh a t'jeory into practice in
governmental affairs woo i o n run
Communism into Feudalism, and in less
than a century build up a system of
white slavery or vassalage, something
akin to that of the middle ages. In
stead of enlarging the freedom of the
individual it would circumscribe it.
Nr.ABLY oue fourth of the people of
this country are dopendiinf on mann-fa-turing
estab'.ithiuc-uts for a liviDg.
Free tradj would ll.ro tbis class out
of employment and the means of ob
taining a living nntil other ways and
means con; j be devised lor their main
tenance, which would require several
years to d . During the change or
passage of the transition state, the dis
tiess that would accompany it cannot
be imagined ; no effort at description
could reach it. There are thousands
out ( f employment now, and tbe coun
try is maeh distressed in consequence
thereof. The distress tbaC bow pre
vails is almost as npthinc conpared to
the distress that wonld follow free trade.
"GbeAT excitement was created at
I'etrolia on Monday a week over tbe
finding of a large quantity of nitro
glycerine, which bad been secreted in a
cave used fur keeping lager beer cool.
The packages contained about eight
pounds of the treacherous stuff, enough
to send tbe whole town to destruction
on the shortest notice. A party named
John Wiikius was arrested on suspicion
of bavirg concealed the dangerous com
pound, and bound over in the sum oi
one hundred and fifty dollars to answer
the charge. While the trial was in
progress some feed Leaded fellows man
aged to burglarize the glycerine from
the authorities, w!io Lave not yet suc
ceeded in recovering tbe article or get
ting any trace of ils whereabouts."
" Ix the excellent aeconnt of Ceylon
by the late ljte Sir J. E. Teuncnt, be
mentions that be was told by a native
the ne hundred nscs for which the
products of the cocoa-nut tree were
made available. They were as follows:
The nut and its juices for food, for
drinking, for eil. curries, cakes and
eoftnetic ; the shell for cups, lamps,
spoons, bottles and tooth-powder; tbe
fibre which surrounds it for bcus, brash
es, nets, ropes, cordage and cables ; tbe
fruit sap for spirits, sugar snd vinegar ;
tbe blossoms for preserves and pickles;
tbe web sustaining the foot-stalks serves
for strainers and flambeaux ; the leaves
furnish twenty-seven appliances fir
thatch, matting, fodder, baskets and
minor ntensils ; and lastly, tie trunk
yields fourteen appliances for boilding.
furniture, firewood, sh-ps, fences and
farming implements."
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j. a oie 01 cjguicca 10 ragni ine iv.cn
tffeky Senate refused to hoist the stars and
t. ipcs over the Csjitol.
The MaiMcne Twins Dead.
atocaspHic il nHrrrn or the :st cft,e
BSATtD WO.IDIBS Of TUk. SlXETKLSrif CSX-
Tuat.
Tbc celebrated Siamese Twin won-
ders, Eng and ("bang, residing in Monnt j
Air Snrrv iAtinffp V f irij19fil I
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are reported dead. 1 here are no de-
tails of the event further than the fact :
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eapirco. ursi, ...u m . ,
hours after Eng breathed bis last. I
The story of the ;ife of the twins is
very '.utcresimg. Their mother bore;
seventeen children, never giving birth j
to less than two. The twins wtre united j
at the interior pait of the chesi by a
I prolongation of a kind of flesh; band '
the sizs of the band. This band of ;
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flesh is about two inches broid and four i
inches thick. The whole mass is touirh I
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! td capable of being considerably ex-
tended. Une eonid wbisper m toe esr ;
of one without the other bearing , while !
volatile salts applied to the nostrils of
one Lad no rfTcct on (he other; and
while pinching the arm of one excited
no sensation in the other, still if you ;
but stuck a pin in the exact vertical '
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ceutre of the connecung link, both
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wuld flincb from tHe hurt. ,
The twins were seldom observed to
converse with each other. Tbey played
a good game of draughts, made pretty
much the same moves, and at the same ;
time, and freqneully played against:"
eacb other. After attracting a vast
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amount of attention among scientists i
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and physiologists in (he Old World,
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they tnurned two sisters, and settled j ; fmm , leij,hoa Sunaay , wei.k. It is
j dowtf nfar Salisbury, X. , on a well- i thought she cannot recover.
j stocked plantation. In addition they j The Bengal famine is thus dwelt on j It is said that the city governm-nt of
j bad at one period auip! funds invested : bv , ;cw yor, despatch of the lst : Yeddo, Ja.n, hive hit upon tho happy ex
: throngh their agent in Xew l ork. l'u- 1 S'ume of lhe Greek n,erchailts i pedient of ordering all children to b-, label-
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j.ing tue war mey conucue-i to resue -
)Un thei. plantation and lived in .
j same quiet and harmony as ever, nnti. ;
some itw years a.ierwarus. vi course ple,ensions abroad. It is thought that ( Brooklyn bmk, on the l.atla inst., with in
no one ever thought of drafting them. ,Ue j,rparati,.isi of the Indian govern- 1 struetions to deposit the amount lo the
The biotbers probably never would meIlf ,0 ,vert ire eilf(re!.. inadequate, j r t?,e conscience fund.
have bad any diSL-ulty, but that their !
wiv;s, though listers, turned away their ';
, bc.ru, snd cuuJren were the eause of ,-. of tLe 0rissa famlne of i865,
j this estrangement. wl,en ,,c.ven hundred thousand people 1 ,,, WAJ ToUM fr.
Up to lhe period tb.t each had five f)?ri.heJ. If a famine takes place, it j Jimcs fr. Krwchman. Ictlerarrier in
children all prospered well enough, but j undnubtcdly produce great striu- ! Kichmond, Va., has oeen arrested lor rob
! one f them had a sixth, and this awoke ' p,,,,,. : ,he Krgl:Sh money mirket. ' liing the mails of money. A decoy letter
j envy at.d j-.alousy to such a drgree that . Xue njerchants referred to hive advices ' r"n'! on P0""0- Thf Pr"nCT "
the twin sister,, not being bound to- gtati , tlie mitkat j r,, -l'tol to lui. by United State. tmu-
11 i b 3 fsioiier Alk ns to answer on the 2'lth insU
j gether like the twin brothers, would no : ctltta and B-mibay is already very stril- Jf , .
j longer lire under the same roof The j
brothers were, it seems, about fifty-four j
I years of a0j bit one, we believe the
j smaller and feebler of the two, looked,
it is said, ten years older than the other,
They eoald turn either back to back, or
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rennrkable bond that unite- them per
nrtted It was almuat certa'i tt
m.ttcd. It was alujv ceru.o .bat
should cither dia the other could not
! survive even more than a few minutes, j
! as there is an artery as large as the j
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lemorai arierv mat cxincecis mem. n.
few years since they corresponded with !
fears since tliey corresponded witn 1
of the leading surgical operators !
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Midnn as to the possibility of the ,
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in Lon
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umbilicus being cut, so
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the death of one the life of tbe other
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iniclit be saved. At tue request 01 tlie !
London surceon they visited that city,
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and many experiments operation.
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Aiuone other things a ligature was tied 1
b c fc i
firmly for a few minutes around tbe
connection between tbem, so as to pre
vent the circulation of blood through
the artery. But it seemed as if each
would expire if ibis were persisted in.
The smaller of tbe two fainted away
and lost ail consciousness, and there
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would follow to the other, but tbe pro- i
cess could not be continued long euough
without endanctin" the life of him
who was the first to faint. When the
rebellion broke out the twins both
dressed in the Confederate gray. Both
were members of the same church,
having united with a small Baptist
church in their neighborhood, of which
they were coasidered very worthy mem
bers, thouff'i born Siamese. Ex.
Auotlicr ft c uia 1 kublc Case.
To t'ye EJitort of lhe Pitttbmrg Gazelle :
The death of the Siamese twins Las
called forth as might have been expect
ed, several physiological comments of
more or less interest. You will allow
me to contribute to the general stock of
human phenomena the following well
authenticated fact : In tbe yesr of car
liord 18:1$, iuthe village of Poyntspass,
coanfy of Artrejh, Ireland, Mrs. O'
Reilly, aged forty two years and seven
months, was safely delivered of three
sous, all connected by a band or liga
ture, in every particular resembling
that which vitally bound the Siamese
twins.
Sir Astley CVper and Pr. Atcr
nerthy hastened over from London, and
after a professional investigation of tbe
extraordinary case, declared their re
luctance to attempt a surgical separa
tion. These three Armsgh brothers
(not i!o:nan or Alban) lived until they
reacLed tho age of ten years. Dcsn
Carter, of Tandarageo, r.ad the ser
vice of the English Church at their
grave. I need hardly add that they
died simultaneously. Ir. I'riestlj and
others will, I presume, recollect this
matter. J. M.
Pitisbckq, Jan. 22, 184.
Mus. 3Iaxwkll, wife of George
Maxwell, of Fredonia, Mercer county,
was ins'autly killed at that place on
the 14th inst. Mr. Maxwell bad driven
to Joseph Bcntley'a for a load of bay,!
his wife ac3Ciupauyirg him.
TbeT re-j
turned upon the fcal, and as tiiev were
d riving ito the bsrn-vard, cne of tbe
sled runners fell into a rut, throwing
ber backward to the ground. She
struck upon Ler bead, sustaining a s
vere frieture of the skull, about two
inches above the left eye, Iroui the ef
.ects nf which she died in few moments.
ICEWS DESPATCHES.
A despatch from Jersj City, under
date of (he 2Ut inst., fay : A terrible
homicide occurred i few days' sgo in
the township of Readville. Hunterdon
fnhnt w ST fnlnrA man nsmed Tllftr.-
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dore Cruise lives in a small hut on Sour- j
land mountain, East Amerell township.
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.us p.ace is .ue resoii . .... j u., j
from the surrounding districts. One
night last week a disturbance occurred,
when Cruise's son ran to the door,
armed with a huge club, and challei'gfd i
any one of the party to couii out and j
fight him. H:s mother weut out 1 1 1
quiet I'm and he struck her a blow !
on the beau with bis club, felling her i
. .i it .i a j f t
instant) v. lie then fled. Israel Mo-i
rocco. i 'rnise's half- brother, armed him-
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If with a bcg carving Itiiife, and ac- ;
companied by another negro, Ueorge ;
Thompson pursued the son. overtaking i
huu aud stabbing him mortally with the !
knife. Cruise's uiotlivr soon recovered, j
but be died two diys aftrrward. Mo- j
rocco aud Thompson have been arrest-
ed.
A IlarrM.urg despatch of the 21st
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inst. savs : At n tarly hour tbis morn-
i mg Adam (Jrove, engineer ou the .North-
ern Central Kailroad, was instantly
' killed at Bridgeport, opposite liarris-
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ears, which were being shifted, stiu k
e Vr.
tba ' engine, which run over Grove,
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businosi here are in receipt of piivate
.-iviees. tiBfr th- tbe inpendinjr fen-
ine ;n 1npi, r, tlie grtTffst ,p.
and pr,mipt . Stance from (Jreat Brit-
; bf TCIVvrel to preVent a rene-
grnt owing to tUe f.i:ure 0f ,be rice
crop.
j nraIC ,r"' 1 renum, "
j dcr date of January 22nd, says: Dr.
j Livef -y, of Yardleyville, Bucks coun-
:tv, I'a.. was arrested yesterdav on
a , . . n. . V- T
.complaint of the Coroner of Mercer
connlv, S. J ., ( wi-l on a verdict of
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, S of t..qu,st that one Jaa.es A.;
Oant, of this cunty, came to bis d.'ath
bJ ta"S eynaide of potassium, sold
hJ e'J ,,r- '-'vtzy, tor iodide ot po
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ssinmj which was ordered by the pre-
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scribing physician. The doctor, who is
Hriiir.Ur ten tatn to i!m D.ivlpa-
a ng4, ,J 8 i'oies
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town iiil, wlieiice be will be brought
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isition from the Governor of
m Jprspv anil triod in this ctfv.
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n. r . I G.een countv, blew olf his hand and part
III? cocregation of Kcv. Kemps' , , ,11.. .,..
, . - .b . r. .... , of the arm w.ta an overcharged shot gnu.
plmreh. 111 .Miami I itv. ( ll.io. were,. , . .1 . u-.i 1.:.
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startled cuuday liiirht 111 the midst of .
the te: vice, by the sudden death by !
anonlcxv. of B F. Ells, while Feated in:
a chair near the pulpit. Rev. Mr.
Land is was preaching, when some of
the congregation beard Mr. Ells snore
and a moment after observed Lis bead
fall back.
i ersous nearest In 111 sup- !
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posed tuat he was asleep, but they were
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suddenly terrified by the discoveiy that
he was dead. The scene was made par-
ticularly startling by the agonizing
screams of the adopted daughter of
Mr. Ells, whose intense grief thrilled
the congregation. Every effort was
made to resusitate Mr. Ells, but in vain.
Mr. Klls was rirobahlv near Tl7 vears nf
r
sgc, although he had the appearance of
a nian not exceeding GO vears.
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In Springf .-Id, Dass., in 1731, the Sia-
mese Twins were arrest cd for a breach of i
llie peace and hound over in the sum of
$200. It happened in this way : They had
been stopping at a hotel, enjoying them
selves fjsning and shooting, with a ynong
Eaglrshman ss an attendant. Colonel EI
bridgc Gerry and a Mr. Prescott, of Stouc
bam, went towards them in a field but wcr
warned to keep away". Irritating words fol
lowed, and the twins, after tiring a blank
cartridge, struck Iho Colonel with the butt
of a gun.
A daughter of Colonel J. Ross Snnwden,
late Prothotary of the Supremo Court of
this State,-was drowned on Tuesday after
noon, tbe 20th inst., while skating on a pond
ner her father's residence, in the vicinity
of Scheni k's station. When she on Ue
thrcugh the ice a nun her of gentlemen
rushed to her re scae, but lhe surlace gave
way all around the unfortunate young lady,
preventing further attempts to assist her.
Miss Suowdcn was only sixteen years of
ago.
A San Antonio (Texas) despatch says:
On Friday, the 9th inst., at Newton, Mex
ico, a boy was chased by Indians. Mexican
citizens started Immediately in pursuit and
ovcitoofc the Indians. After a hard fight of
eight hour they succeeded in killing the
whole band, consisting of nine Indians and
one squaw. Two citizen were wounded.
The Indians are supposed to hare been Co
manches from their reservation.
Governor Alien, of Ohio, has been com
pelled to apply to the Legislature, asking
that a law be passetl empowering him to use
a stamp instead of writing his name on of
ficial documents, on account of the palsied
condition of his hands.
The Danburv A'rc't state that a New TTa-
vci editor spent last Sunday ia Slawson
"( attended church. When the contribu- j
tion box came aroond he was in a doze, DJt
on being imjgtd hastily explained, "1 have
pass !"
The steward of the Franklin eonntj
poor hoO.se whipped a man an in mate
80 vears old, for which offence be
Las been arrested.
Tbe flag of tbe Cora in an is nd.
SHORT ITEMS.
rbiladVl'pMa is &1. 000,000 in debt.
Persons passing between Frunze and Italy
are po longer required to be provided with
passorts.
Thirteen Presbyterian ministers, active
and retired, reside in aud around Oxford,
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A Kansas preach x has had bi salary m-
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cr.JJC(, $-0 , veir fr ,hnl;.,inS three men i
wno disturbed his congregation.
A street Lor in N w V.irk City found dia-'
niontls worth $!iui, rvstnred tlu-m to the;
owner, and g't the reward of $'iM. j
John Irwin fill from a tree lie was trir.i-
!'i:'P. '" AhubaU, Ohio, last week, aud
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"'r-'' Aa,m was T,l'ml Bra u a
divorce bv a Vci moat court on account of (
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tlie 'i:ito!rrab!e severity of Uis wile, barali. ;
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Jlisa Marv Chirlton, ol Cliicago.Bis D.i-n t
7birll Ai!ltaut CK-rk of the .Hi-!
no:s legislature, with a salary of S'i a d iv. I
j,.nt., wlio was found guilty of bigamy at j
the late term of court in VTooster, Ohio, j
wis setituucrd to one year in the jenileii-
tiar.r j
L'nJor thc ""V a man rmvd V, m" S-
Snrd.-r w:,s arrested at S.mbnry recently!
for catchirr salmon contrary to Uw. He
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was fin-d $.0 and cos.s.
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i-wiorn couni luamc.i cur.p.s um i
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ed around, with epsom s:J;.
In P;..l.l .nnnli' 1 f Kt lir "()..
: (XH arrts ot land were forfeited for non-
I payment ol taxes, more than a nttn 01 me
i total area of the county,
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A voune ladv named Heeker, of Cone-
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j ""fc rw w Kcc-ivci br tlle !
l (f VnXtvyl gutl.s f,m ,1
A man in Westmoreland county, flamed
" ,u h"e naml-J. 1,is. 8"a. Kcw
BrnJ Lurern county,
011 Frid.iv nigh! a week, while, he wi.h his
two daughters and others, were returning
j from n.us.icul convention at the new
j n a,iHt church, a quarter of a mile from
j his residence.
1 A t reach r took np a collection on Sun-
day and round, when his l,.,t was n.turni-1
M'-at there wasn't a p-nny in it. I thank
mv God," said he, turning the hat upside
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h.1I1(1'M , ,, IVC g, I11V hit batk lr0m
,liis C111,gr,.p;-1(jn
An oM ari:iwr ; ( auton, I'l., Ins ts-en
j Sent to the State prison by his two
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j They q-.arrcled, and in reverse the sons
! revealed the faet that their father had nine
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! vears befVe robbed a Htm in larlinsnlle ot
$IO,(ioO. He was arrested, and the testi
monv of the sous convicted him.
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I A fesr davs ago, Anderson Jlnrdocit, 01
l.asl SUllllllcr UlS orlllcr iieori;e uw .o.-.
hai.d and arm terribly mil tiUted bv a mow-
ing machine,- and a few years ago another
wother was kilkd by falling 111 a boiling
cauldron.
George Blessing, the " Hero of High-
' land," one of the oldest, most highly es
teemed, and intelltgigeat farmers of Mary-
land, is dead. lie acquired the above title
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on account of the bravery he displayed in
: orotectiiii his nroncrtv during the invasion
of 18ii4, actually whipping au eutirc com
pany of Confederate cavalry.
There is a valley in Montana, 5oi feet
above the sea, aud noith of lhe 4t'ith par
allel of latitude, whe.esnow never falls.
Indians, trappers, and old settlers say snow
was never seen on lhe ground in "Valley
Eden." WSile mow falls to the depth of
seven inches on the surrounding moiin-
tains and vallevs, never docs an inch fall on
4Tored s-ot
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The Railway Monitor for December says
that 4,1 '.X) miles of railway were built in
this country during 1874. The total nmu-
ber of miles now in eperaiion is 71, Ml
The total number or miles iu Pennsylvania
is 5.f 1", whirh is greater than that of any
other State except Illinois, which has fy
479 miles. 412 miles were built in Penn
sylvania hist year.
The Richmond Enrpiirer says that hun
dreds of well-to-do families in England are
prepanng tc emigrate to Virginia in the
spring, thinking it better to purchase lards
in the Old Dominion than to lease them in
England tt an annual rental of "25 per
acre. A numuer of English families have
already bought $ '.0.000 worth of lands in
Amelia county, and are highly pleased with
tbem.
Senator Morton has prepared a speech,
which he intends to make before long, on
the resolutirn looking to a Federal sujier
vision over tha railroads, introduced by him
on Thursday. He will cover the whole sub
ject, fortifying his position by copious cita
tions. He will take the strongest possible
ground for minute control by tho general
go eminent of the whole iutcr-State rail
road svstem interest.
A'cir Advertisements-
Aoticc.
rjlIIE Oild Fellows Hall Association of
X UUTiintown having declared a dividend
nf six per cent, upon all slock in said As
sociation, payable in ca-di or st-ick, the un
designed will attend at the ofb'c of Lonis
E. Atkinson, Es., in Miltlintown, on SAT
URDAY, FEBKUA2Y 7, 174. tr the pur
pose of paying the stockholders said divi
dend. E. J. N'ANGLE, Treasurer.
Jan 2C-2w
Administrator! Aoiice.
Estate of Martha C. Lukem: deceased.
"jVTonCK is hereby given that Letters of
-Ll Administration on the estate of Mar-
,na c- l-ukens, Ute of alker township.
deceased, hive been granted to the under
signed. All pe eons indebtedto said es
tate are requested to nuke immediate pay
ment, and those having claims will please
present them duly authenticated for kettle
meat. W. H. LCKENS,
J in28-Cw JdmUistrator.
A fine assntiment of chillis, cn-et meres,
vesting?, Ac, alw ry on hand and for sale
by i.aL0L'D0X.
Sew Advertisements.
Caution.
IIIERESt gie notice tint I bonght of
Samuel Ilosh-ltler, January 24, 1ST4,
the tollowinj property, and loaned it to him
as my property: One full rt ot linnuu's
machinery ai:d tools, consisting of oce
beading maciiine, 1 wiring mn-hiiie. 1 net
ting down machine. 2 barri'ii; machines, 2
turuins miehines, 1 rooiiug iuu.-l.iue, 1
tin lol.l -r, 2gitler b-:i,lers 8 stii,-s, two
b -iicli Kheais. '2 hand shears, I mandrel,
1 rooftop double a-amor, I viot, 1 charcoal
furnace, t ::!ier with ad other sin-UI tMls
used in tiui.ing, such as hinimers, punches,
rhisols. ..t!t-;ru, kc, also di-sk. tit t y y.inls
of carp -I, one d u;'! tuble, six cliurs, one
st.in I, one b.-:K'h Ijlile, and all hn right,
title and c'ai.u a linst the properly wbeie
lie Bow lives on, an I warii all persons
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T. D. k. J. M. (JAUalAX,
Jan21-3ui Patterson, I'a
To The Pit 1I Ic.
VT a meeting of lhe Board of ("entity
Commissioners, held the l-ith day of
January, lb74, anil it being represented to
the Hoard that fears are entertained by the
citizens of the county that the County Com
missioners mav be induced to sell Cor.nty
Boiids at a discount, &c , the billowing
resolution was unanimously adopted :
Ketolrt l. Thai it is not intended by the
Board of County Commissioners that any
ol the said Bonds shall lie sold lor a sum
less than what the Bonds call Tor on their
lace, or, in other wrds, at at y discount
w halcver.
WM. VAN SWERINGEX,
DAVID B DIMM,
A. A. CROZltK,
Couutjf tommufioacrs.
Attest :
JaULS Dees, Clerk.
Jan. 21, 167!-Sv
PUBLIC NOTICE
13 HEREBY GIVEN, That, in order to
raise money to aid in the const-union of a
new Conrt Hnnse in Milliiutown, the under
signed, Commissioners of the county of
Juniata, have issued and a-e u.-iw prepared
to seil, at their office in Milliintown,
The Bonis of the County,
of such denominations as may be desired
not less than Fifty Dollars with coupons
attached, at the rate of six per centum in
terest, to be paid annually. Said Bonds to
be payable in one, two, or more years, not
exceeding eight.
These Bonds are issued under the provi
sions of the Act of Assembiv of tbe Sub. of
April, l&itt, and will be a safe and desira
ble investment, exempt from taxation tor all
local aud municipal purposes.
WM. VAX SWEKLNGEX,
DAVID K. DIMM,
A. A. CROZIER,
C'cmmtuioiicrt.
Attest:
Jaacs Dees, Clerk.
Commissioners' Oliice, MifEin-
town, Nov. 7. DJ73.
g02.0.1IO. SCIDER,
Will visit Mifflin and Patterson every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
and will furnish tha -itir..n nr'ih.... k...
oiighs wit l the best of
Br.fcF, VEAL, MUTTON, PORK, fce.
at tha very lowest prices. Ho respectliillv
solicits the patronage of tbe public.
tr Adeertimenta.
IJROCI.A.II ATIOX. W HKREA3.
tlie lion. BssJ. K. Jrsaix, President
Judgtr of the Court of Common Pleas for
tbe fin Judicial District, comjosed of the
counties of Juniata, Perry and Cumber
land, snd the Honorable Jonathan Weiser
and John Koons, Judges of the said
Court of Common Pleaa of Jnniata county,
have issued their precept to tue directed,
bearing date the ot h day ot December 173,
lor holding Conrt of Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery, and (Jtneral
Quarter Sessions of the pi'aee, at Mililin
town. on the first .MONDAY of February,
1674. being the M day ot the month.
Xotus is lies est (JtVK.x, to the Cor
oner, Justices of the Peace and Constables
ot the County of Jiiui t:i, thai thi-y beihen
and tliore in their proper persons, at one
o'clock on the altermn ol said day, with
their records, inquisitions, examinations
and oyer remembrances, to ito those things
th.U to iheir oibees respectively appertain,
and thoe that are bound by recognizance to
prosecute akaiust the prisoners that an: or
then may be in lhe Jail of said county,
be then and there to proscirticn against
them as shall be just.
Bv tm Act of Assembiv, passed tbe 8th
day' or May, A. D., 1'"1. it is nte the
doty of the Justices of lhe Peace, of tbe
several counties of this Commonwealth, tw
return U th Clerk T this Court of Qi artor
Sessions of the resptvt wes counties. all the
recognizances entereit into before them by
any person or persons charged with tlie
eoiunasion ol any crime, except sueh ca"e
as may be cudei before a Justice ot lha
Peace, under existing laws, at least ten days
uetortf the commenceuieut of the session
of the Court to which tbey are niarfe re
turnable respectively, and in all eases wk;-n;
any recognisances are entered into le-
then teu days before the conimcnccimMit
of the session lo which tbey are made re
turnable, tbe said Justices are to rctnrtt
the same in the same manner as it said act
had not been piseil.
Dated at Mitlliutown, the 5th day of
December, ill the year of oar Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-three,
and lhe ninety-seventh of American Inde
pendence. W.V. II. KNOL'SE, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Oflice, Mitltintown, ;
January 7 th, 1974.
ReylHtcr' Notice.
"V OTICE is lierebv given that that the
ll lollowing n.imeil persns hive tl el
their Adniinitrtors, Executors, and Guar
dian accounts in the Register' (itlice of
Juniata county, and tile sains will lie pre
sented lor eoiitirmatioii and allowance at
the Court House, iu Mitllintown, on WED
NESDAY, FEBULAKY 4th, lh74:
1. Tbe account of Robert Mc.Meen. Ad
ministrator of E iza Elka, late of Walker
towuship, deceased.
2. The ai coiint ol Samwl I.eonanl, Ex
ecutor of Martha Ktnzer, late of Fayette
township, deceasiil.
3. Tliu areount of Edmund S. Doty,
Gaurdian of Hannah Emily Grace, Uiinor
child of Daniel Grocc, lato of l'errysvillu,
dcceasetl .
4. The account of Mary A. Hench. fid
mitdstratrix ot ('eorge E. Heuch, late of
Turbett township, deceased.
0. The a-coiint of Lewis Anker, Admin
istrator of Christian Anker, late of Fay
ette town-.hi.i, deceased.
ti. The account of Fcijttn'in Jacobs, Ad
ministrat or of William kice, l ite ol 1 nr
lielt town.sliip, d.reased
7 Tbe account of John Diehl, Executor
of Darnel Dlebl, late ol Lack township,
deceaed.
. The account of G. W. Jacobs, Ad
ministrator of .Maria Coder, late ol Juniata
county, deceasil.
!. 1 lie account of Jacob Beidler and
James M. lIotctlt-r, Administrators of
John Hootetier, Ute of alker township,
u.ire is.1 .
10. Tiie account of Edmund S. Doty,
Administrator of Augustus Rhine, late ol
Feruanagh township, deceased.
J. T. METLIN, Remitter.
Klgistkb's Orrn.r, t
Milliintowu, Jan. od, 1K71. j
I Trial Elst fur February Term,
I
1. Jesse M. Rrvner vs. William C. Beale,
j No. 100 Scptemlier term, lH7d.
2. George W. Gorton vs. Samuel Hoff
man. No. lol Sei'teiiilier term, li72.
S. John S. Lukens vs. David Shuntaii
No. 81 December term, lt7J.
4. B. F. Cronse vs. John MeManigle
No. 4'.l February term, 17:5.
5. James Majrruder. by bis next friend,
Jackson Magrudcr. vs Darwin C. Smith
No. tiN" February term, lr:.
6 V iliiani Wagner vs. John Light. N'c.
U9 April term, If 7-.
7. Jonaihj.il Burns vs. hiias Snyder. No.
a SeptemlRT term. 17.1.
if. John M. .MiKiney vs. David Coder and
Stewart Anderson. No. 7'J Sej.l n;bcr
term.
9 J Csivrn Doblw vs. Emily Kriser. No.
DW ?e.teiiR-r tiTin, ls7:t.
10. J. Calvin IVMis vs. Joaiah Waters.
.No. 1 12 SeirfemUr trrm. lH7i.
11. John tt. M Todd vs. Elias W. II.
Kreider. No. I IU September term, lh74.
12. George S. Mills K Co , vs. John M.
tlihbs. No. 120 Scptemlier term, l?7:
10. El Ldn-th Stouiter, Kxcculrix of Hen
ry Stoidl'er, deed, vs. Daniel Slot.lier. No.
l.;l SeptcinU-r term, 17:5.
1 1. Peter Rreiiniholtz vs. John P. V.'h-ir-ton
and Sarah A Wharton. No. U-i De
ceniiNT fi rm, 187:.
I i. Absalom Weaver, for use of Caroline
Weaver vs. George W. McElwee and Darius
MrDaniels. No. 7S Decemlx-r term, ls7:i.
14. Absalom Wearer, for use ol Caroline
Weaver, vs. George G. McElwee and Darius
Mc Daniels. No 7'J December term, 1 17.1.
17. 'lhe Franklin Printing Co. v. Jacob
Will, Adiniuistrator of W. t". Dais, de
ceased. No. twi December term, 1873.
1RYIN D. WALLIS, ProAy.
PnoTHoxorsar's Orricr.
Milhmtowu, Dec. 2I, 1S73.
RULE.
Juniata Cony, SS:
At an Orphans' Comt for the county of
Juniata, hi Id at Mitllintown the bin day ol
December, l7u, in the matter of the par
tition and valuation of the real estate of
Chaslcs A. Thompson, late of said county,
deceased. On motion tlie Court grant's
rule on all the parties named or interested
thereinto be and mnu.A' r in i trnhm.'
! Court, to be held at .Mitltintown, in and for
the county of Jum na, on tbe Hist .Monti it
ol February, ll74, being the 2ud dar ol
the month, at 2 o'clock P. M ol said dav.
to accept or rel use. to accept tho said teal
estate in the said writ et partition and in
qttiilioii de.se: ll- d at tlie valuation thereof,
or show cause w hy tlie same shuld not be
sold. By tbe Court.
JOHN T. METLrX,
Clerk of Orphans' Conrt.
To William P. Thompson, Charles A.
Thompson, .Martha J. wile of Pi. Geo, H.
Rnmba-.gh, Emma S. wile of J. H. Wrizht,
Ebxa E. wile o Dr J. T. Mahon, Adda' M.
wi;e ol Jeremiah Lyons, Anna M. wile of
Jacob Kiikenlasch
Take notice that by virtue of tha above
role of Coart you are notified ami rccpurrd
to be tnff ?jfir at lhe UrphawV Court, ti
lie held at Milliintown on Monday, the 2nd
day of February, 1)74, at 2 o'eUn-k P M .
ol" said day, to accept the real estate of
Charles A. Thompson, deceased, or refuse
to accept the ame, or show cause why it
should cot be sold.
W. H. KNOUSE, Sheriff-.
Sheriff's Office, MilHintowit,
January 6, 1874.
Executor's .otlce.
Estate of Samuel S.'iae. deceased.
"VTrilEREAS Letters Testamentary on
V v the estate of Samuel Stme, Sr.. late
of Fermanagh township, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, all persons
indebted to the said estate are requested to
make immediate inrmi-nt .a i :
r . a.i.n lining
claims or demands against the estate of said
scnum wm ma&e Known the same with
ont delav to
HENRY M. STINE,
llimintown, Juniata Co., Pa..
SAM L EL STINE, Jr.,
Roland, Centre Co., Pa.,
Executors.
Or to William Given, Attorney in tart for
Samuel Stme, Jr. janli, 74.
Subscribe for lhe Scnthul i Republican.
yew Attrertlsement:
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BT vi'tue of a writ of Vend. Exponm; rs
,ued out of th Court of Common
Pleis ot Juniata countv and to me sirevted,
will be espo'J o public s-ile. V th - Court
House, in the borough of MHn.own, a I
o'clock P. M., FKIDAT, JAM AKY
SOth, 1874. tlie follow.ng real esUte, vut :
A tract of land situate in Favetfe town
ship. Juniata enmity, Pa., containing EN
S.CKF.S, iu e or less, having thereon erec
ted a Wealher-boarded Log House, Fraino
I Barn and other outb:ii:d;t-'s, bounded an.i
!d willed as follows! ( the south by
iFihraim Mvers, on Die uorth by Jacob
Winev, on the east by E. t. Jami-wm, and
1 on IhJ west b Jae-b Smith. Su xct. tak
en in execution a:t to b-- "14 as the prop-
crtv of William Dunn.
ALSO,
Bv virtue of a writ of Fi. Fa.. A tract of
: land" situate in Tuscarora township. Juniata
cntv. Pa., bounded on the north by Jos.
Doling, east bv Daniel Kenepp, souih by
IJosiah WstersaiKl John DrolebMigh. aud
! T. Itw west bv Tuscarora creek, containing
I THKKE HCN DBED ACKErf, more or le,
! having thereon e ret ted a Log House, Bar.k
llaru. Wagon She.1 aid th--r outbuildings.
' Seized, tafcen in execution and to be sold as
1 tbe jropertv of J. Calvin Dobbs.
' ' WM. II. KXOL SE, Sheriff.
S'ieri:!'Ctli. e, M till into 11,
j January 13, !S74. S
REAL ESTATE
.IT PUBLIC S.1LE!
rTTHn nnJersijncU offers at 1 nblie sale, on
X the iremises in H-.-ale township, Juni
ata countv. ab.'H a ball" mile Iroiu Acade
mi;, at 1 o'clock P. on
Friday February 13ih. 1874,
The following real esUte, viz : A valuable
stan I for a wagon niafcor, situated in the
heart of Tuscarora Valley, containing about
TAVO ACHES
of first-rato land, clcare.l Tlc- improve
ments are a
Frame DWELLING E0USE,
WAGON MAKER SHOP, STABLE,
and necessary outbuildings. Abtmdanee
of water convenient. A variety of choice
Fruit Trees on the lot ; blacks'nilh shop
and mill mar; store within sight; also
churches and schools convenient. Taken
all in sjl it is ono of the u-.o-t desirab'e sit
uations for a wagon maker in this county.
, ll r.ot sold on the day above announced
the pr inert v will be for rent.
WILSON I.AIP.D.
J iniiarv 11, 1671.
Dissolution ef Co-rariuerhij.
"lyrOTlCK is hereby given thst the jeirt
nersiip heretofore rxMin bs-tween
D. 9. Ewing and Alcxiud.-r Wutwlwatd,
trading under the firm name of Ewing 4c
WiHMlwa.nl." in the general nvrrhindismg
business, was tbis day dissolved by noil nil
consvut. All persons knowing themselves
ind. btt-.l to the said firm, nd ".hose b iving
cl iiois acainxt lhe same, will please calla-id
settle their a counts on or belore the loth
day of February, 1H7I. Alter that time all
mi.setfled accounts will lie placed in the
hands of proper officer tor collection.
D. S. EWING.
ALEX. WOODWARD.
Johnstown, Jan. 1, 1K7L
The business w ill be contiunod at the old
. I I . I. . ... t : I .1 ... I-.
I iuum i mp uiiierincu. .ntr-.-. .vi - ii -
i tmiiance of lhe ualronase of his old ciis -
l.ttiieii .iwl 11. ..iiKI'k.
A LrA. iiul ..
Jan.
7 l-lr
XEiV
PI Tlf1!) 11)11 s
I I iU rOt.l uA Ii I GALLERY .
"
r.ritlce Street, 3Iini;i!t,inu, Ta.
TOSn-Il l.'ESS won' t respectfully invite
f all who want GOOD Pli" iTOGK PUS
of thenisvlrrs or their Irien Is to gi.e hitu
a rail, and be convinced that this is the
pace to get j
coon PICT CUES. !
I
Having p-i'iured himself with Pie EFST
I V T!M V WT ;,. .. ..I. .. t
........ ... .... . .in; Mil'I
al tlle '
litest i.uinorEin.Ts
that constitute a
First -Clas3 Fhotcgraph Gallery,;
j he invites a!! his friends and th public gen -
jerilly to favor him wi'h their pitronage,
. and l!iey will he ace'iim.Mlj!e. with anv-
thing in the line ot Pbotographv.
J?:;
.. ... - -. , ... - " vi HUT
Colors.
Small Ticfures copitsl and enlarged.
Did Ambrotypv or Digue rr.-.types also
copied an I enlarged, and painted i!" desired.
A g.Hid sebilion of Tii VVKS k-pt on
hand at nM times, and cheap-r Ib-an ever.
Solid Walnut Frame.
(iilt Frames,
Imitation Walnut Frillies,
Im tition Rosewood Wi-.mtj.
Rustic Frames,
inbinet Iim.erid Vram.
Pietiiie Nails, .-Vtew-eves, Cori and Tas-
scl, ic.
JOSEPH HESS.
M.i:.iufown, Jan. 7, 174.
VEVV FIT.XITURE STORE.
The undiTsigr.e.I would inform the public
that he h.Li ii ot' mi I
FIRMTIRE STORE
In the norongh ol Patterson, where he has
for sale
KILCOURN" & GATES'
BEDROOM SETS,
Walnut Bedroom Sets,
ALL STYLES OF BEDSTEADS,
CXIFAS, LiOCNGES,
Intension Tables,
MARDLE TOP BUREAUS,
.(I i RULE TOP ST .4. 'CDS,
Sofii, Cane-seat ami Common
Chairs, Wash .Stands,
Also, a Large Lot of Carpets.
As I run a car to Philadelobu e..tt,- r
. - j
am prepared to fill all orders for furniture, 1
carpels, jlc., in person.
oc22,i7,-,f r.r.EOHM.
jEW BOOK & SHOE STORE
MAIN STREET, SIFFLIXTOWX,
Nearly opposite Doty, Parker tt, Co.' Bank.
Tiie nndcrsigned would reapecti'nKy an
woimce to the public that be has removed
his Bool and SlioeS,ore t the buil ling
Man street, nearly opposite Doty, Parker
Il Co.'s Bank, where he keeps on hand a
large and well selected .tocfe f
READY-MADE WORK, for
MEN, WOMEN snd CHILDREN.
He is Iso prepared to manufacture, of
the best material, all ind of
HOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS
for gents, ladies and chiUr.-n.
au. woac waaaaxTEO.
Give me a call, for I feel confident that I
can furnish yen with any kind of work you
m.V liin
Jairing done neatly and at reason
Jnne S, 1ST , JOU.V 5T0RTII.
Iron in the Blood
MAKES W WEAK STOfo
The reruvian Sinip, a Protect
ed Solution of the ITotoxide of
Iron, is so combined as to hava
the character of an aliment, as
easitij digested and assimilated
with the blood as the simplest
fowl. It increases the quantity
of yature's Own Vitalizing
Agent. Iron in the blood, aiut
cures " thousanel ills," simpltj
bi Toning up,Jnrigorating anil
Vitalizing the Sistem. The en
riched ami vitalized btoii per
meates every part of the body,
repairing damages etnd waste,
searching out morbid secre- '
tions, and leaving nothing for
disease to feed uton.
This is the secret of the tron
dcrful success of this remedy in
curing ljspepsia. Liver Com
plaint. Dropsy Clironic Diiir-rhor-a,BoiLsXcrou
Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitntiouar Tiger,
Diseases f tho Kiilneys and
Bladder, Fenialo Complaints.
anel all diseases originating in
a bad state of the btooel, or ac
companied by elcbitity or a lour
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, in any form, its
energizing ejfects are not fol
lowed by eorrespoiuting reac
tion, but are jiermanent. infu
sing strength, riyor. and new
life into r.ll parts of the system,
and building up an Iron Con
stitution. Thousands hare been ehetngetl
by the use of this remedy, from
u-ealc, sickly, suffering crea
tures, to strong, healthy, etnd
happy men and women: ami
invalids cannot reasonably hes
itate to give it a, trial.
See that each bottle haa PERU
VIAN SYRUP blou-nintuofjlass.
SETH W. F0V.1E & S0N3, Proprietors,
As. 1 Milton Itace, Hostels.
Sold r Dikcuti ctitiant.
BOOT AM) SHOE STORE.
We have opened out in Jeob Thomas
parlor, one door north of the Juniata Hotel,
Ike largest ami best stock of
COOTS
SHOES,
; L.IIKS
,
! .,,- ... . V r
1 ANI
CIIILnRE.V8
: ever brought lo the roini! r. -
"nr from .M.iniirictnrer.s
j .md in large lots. We par ea-h and expect
' to sell f r vt, whii !i wiN tTia'.4e ns tn
j offer G(H.
I At FrlCSS fd BoI-JT tho LliTSLSe
WORK .I 4IJE TO ORDER.
This braneh of ih b'lsmess i!i be sn-
perintemteil bv A. B. FASfCfC, one of tb
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j bet pr.n-tKMl m-t:U mics n tlie enutity.
All
kin!NofTop:,;ri,,'",a-
j 1LL K OV W.inRAST.K P.
OUNKLU S KAKTLEV.
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MEKCIIANT TAILOR.
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' in riM.m ia rear of Crystal Palace Buildin-
cn Water Street, MifHintown, Fa.,
FASHKiN.VBl.E GOODS alway oi
band.
CI STOM WORK DONK on the shortest
nofiei.
! (JOODS SOLD by the yard ,T pt,UrT.
j I'f-'iSONS bu ing g..i ds can hae then
: ent in garments tire of charge
'
; sale
BCTTEMCK FJTTEKXS also f,.r
AM, WORK HIRnUT.
PRICES LOW.
fvt 22, i;sir
! j CW TAILOR M!OP
The undersign.-! woi.f.f rcspectfullr in
furulhe jn. Ik tii.st he h.osopemd a "
TAILOR SHOP
at his residence, on Brid-e tn.ef, ir, thff
Parker Mansion, and is now prepared to du
j CUSTOM! "WORK
al short notice and in the most durable ami
tashionjble manner.
lie intends to p;it out none but good work
and asiis a sh ire ol the public patronag.
WIM.IA.U WISE.
II. C. ORTII,
SI0 .MARKET STREET,
HARRISBI'RC, PA.
1 BALER I.X
prANOS t QABINET QRUANS,
And all tinas of Musical Instruments.
SHEET MUSIC.
This house Lnvs for cash;
nver gave a note.'nnd is, there
fore, enabled to offer induce
ments to its patrons. Employs
no agents, and gives all agent
commissions to its customcrt
direct.
CIRCULARS SENT FREE.
op 5, 1875-ly.
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Alarje assnrtment of (J'teensware; China
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