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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1868-09-23

sell the cheapest. Examine the list OF prices
Good Prints. ...-.... lO@ l.
Best ............................ i3
Brown ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l2G Is
Ap,iton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
DeLaine-................... 20@29
Bleached Muslins, good. 10, -
Cottouades ............................... 1870 %
Best onades......-..........-.- =. ij(r ,uO
Also, a fail line of Ladies Dress Goods,
Ladies Caters and Shoes, at reiu3ed prices.
Also. full assortment of Mems Summer
Clothing-suits at......................... $500
Good-all wool .................-...... lo,oO
Best la.OutI 2O,OU
Car load of Potatoes just received
Nails by the keg, cash. 50, -
SAT-. ..---.......--..S -, ,0u(I 10
Best Coal Oil 40 cents per gallon.
Best Syrup...............-..2a( - per quart
Finest ................-3l - -
The following prices paid for marketing.
-Raiter, prime. Is L"rd-..-.-.-...-. IL
Eggs............... IS Side ............... Il
pea. An entire new Hay Fork-the best
ever used, at $500 with rollers.
full supply of Washing Machines and
Wringers.
Thankful for past favors. I respectfully
ask continuance. Call and examine
yourselves. No charge ior showing goods.
Respectfully Yours,
j. Il. VI. TODD.
n. B.-Some of my kind merchant friends
have been representing tha, The Coal Oil
sell at 30 cents gallon is not good. Come
every one ami get gallon. and ii i, does ot
render perfect satisfaction, | will return your
money. J. Is. Vi. TODD.
Oct. 80, ls67-tf
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n o TIC g!

Ladies wishing to be supplied with nea
and good shoes will find it 10 their advantage
TO call on II. d. WELLER, at his shop on
Main Street above Cherry, where they can
ne supplied with almost every styles at moder-
ate prices. Gentlemen having repairing they
wish durahly and neatly executed will he
promptly attended to by giving him call
Terms: CASH. II. b. WELLER.
MiGiintown, July Goth 'G5.
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The Gica! Impeachment Question
- SETTLED.
ECONOMY is WEALTH.

4 MOTHER supply of new goods. Go to j.
1 h b. NJ. Todd'1 store in Patterson. How
to accumulate weaith-it is to 90 TO his store
n Patterson. Examine his new goods. as
De is one OF the closest buyers aud he can
sell the cherpest. Examine the list OF prices:
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1868-09-23
Tlg, W. 81. Wl1mos

'Lons w OgZao W u M1H
Has been in sful practice for num-
her Of years, with the experience Of the diff
ferent Hospitals in Europe anu America
Army and Hospital Surgeon during the Iaie
American war, continues TO attend to all pro-
fess:onal cases at his office,
No. 92S Ftbert Street, PhHGdelDhia.
No Patent Medicines ore used or recon-
mendsd; the remedies administered are those
which Will not break down the constitution,
but renovate the system from all injuries il
has sustained from mineral medicines, and
leave the system in healthy and perfectly
cured condition.
DYSPEPSIA,
That distressing disease and fell destroyer Of
health and happiness, undermining the con-
stitut'on and yeaTly carrying thousand to un-
timely graves, ca1 most emp l.atically be cured.
MELANCHOLY, ALTERATION,
that state of alienation and weakness of tho
mind which renders persons incapable of en-
?oying the pleasures or performing the duties
Of life.
UHiTISM,
in any form or condition, chronic or acute,
warranted durable.
EPILEPSY,
or falling sickness, all chronic or chronic or
stubborn cases OF
FEMALE DISEASES
radically removed; Salt Rheum and eve
description of ulcerations Piles ard lJfu-
l0us d'sea ses which have baified all previous
medical skill, ern be cured by ny treatment
and do say AL Diseases yes, IoysUMPTIoy)
can he cured by wearing my Medicatcd Jacket,
which is a protection to The lungs against all
changes of weather in all climates. Having
investigated tor years the cause and character
of IDterriiEtents fever and ague) in all parts
Of the United States, will cure permanently
all ci.ronic or acnte cases Of ague and ner-
vous diseases in n few DAYS
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n E W ST OR E

On Ridye Road Street, Ftrrysoi1te, Pa.
The undersigned has just received from
the Eastern Market the most attractive sto:k
of Goods ever brought to Perrysvilic.
Our stock consists of Ladies Dress Goods.
latest style, Calicoes, at low prices, best
quality of Muslins, &c,
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS,
Groceries. Queensware, Salt, Fish, &c.
Cali and examine our Goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere. We take great pleasure
in showing our goods believing them to be
cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. Tire
highest cash price paid for all kinds of Coun'
try Produce.
Remember the place. Ridge Road Street.
Perrysylle. JACOB ENCHELMOa ER.
may 10, 1867.
lI'ALISTERSVILLE TIN SHOP.-The un-
I'VE dcrsignei has established himself~ =,
McAlistersville in the Timing business
Persons wanting anything in his line shoLld
call before purchasing elsewhere As he is
prepared to maautacture all kinds of Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware, and to sell as low as they
can be purchased elsewhere. His old cus-
toners and the public generally are respect
fully invited to call as he hopes by strict at.
tention TO business to deserve share of pat
ronage.
oct. 81, 'Gbtfl JACOB G. whey.
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IHE OLD STAND-The undersigned takes
4 this method Of informing farmers and
others in ueed OF anything in his line that he
still continues the Saddle and Harness Man
ufcctory on Water street at the old stand FOR
nerly occupied hy William Kenny. Every
thing sold at reduced prices. Repairing done
to oroer. Carriage and Buggy trimming neat
ly executed.
may 20, lS67-tf. JOHN DIEHL.
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50. R. sfAgls.EgS sS1S
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
This way for Gar
ga:iss!!

IL AYING PURCHASED FROM N,Ns-
: bach & Van Ormer the large CIotbin,
Establishment, situated on tho corps, of
bridge ant Water streets. Mif,lnrown Penn
sylvn"ia. We woa'd Tespc ci.u.,y inform the
Public that we have just received a large and
well selected assortment of ready made CIoih-
ing. desi -ned for the
Fa.i aEc. Winter Trade SCr ISGs
SGch as
over Coats. Dress Goats, Business Coats
Common Goats, Pantaloons. Vests. Hats
Boots and Shoes Of every description.
style and quality. for male or female.
BOYS READY MADE CLOTHING
Also. Carpets. White Shirts, Fancy Over
SHIRTS Under Shirts. Drawers, Hosiery.
Gloves. Linen and Paper Gears.
Cravats and fies. Trunks, Um-
brellas, Travelling Bags Sc.
A.so, the latest styles of LADIES' CIoaks Cir-
cu!ars and Furs.
Persons IN want Of anything in our line yiN
save money b. giving us a call before rur-
chasing elsewhere, as We are determined to
sell cheap for cash.
E4zg- Don't forget the corner, Bridge and
Water Streets.
D. W. HARLEY & Co.
Oct. 4, '65.
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SiiuaiiuuS Wanito-- fmalfs.

A SITUATION WANTED by a good German
N rir " d. GKNEHAL HOusBwORK. Alec, gid a COOK
WASHER snd iROEBR Good rsiSsuosr Ap7J II SlAi'a
BoSer'.
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,r,rrp PEAL ESTATE ITEMS.

~. Herman Eggers has sold lot, 5OxlO9 Ie eeo
14,baye,, Youkers N " TO Mr. John Frey Tor 'z1'O
pani Raw Is about to erect 3 ee-stOry lac lac
.rry IiOxS6 feet, on the lotpy i tne sgo u '"'
Eshs6ad below Cedar-st., bridgeport 3,
MI ATassrs VandervOOrt & Felch ana
erbomas simOntOn have BuIchaS6So 10 S'''' " -'
BiiIs-st., Paterson from OeorEo DVneV ~
I Dor;ns LYON, esq, late Sheriff OF Mestchester
County nS ward adjoining the bridge at Rye Neck NJ
saAo an, ,u. Joshua r. PuTdy, for 10000 o.
3,,o;o r. Cooley has purchased of Chas.
\ fEanc,s Handsome place No. 20 Pennington ave,
6heney Conn formerly portion of the Beach estate
iaruoiu, 80 IN Il a fine place and very deslrable-pos-
9riee scnare of upward q 100 feet, and deep loo
ard good house.
AZ Cbos. F. Smith has purchased the large
I MI Nh's3, -.onaye Stamford, Conn, next to the
Hot on NSss Cbas GaylOr. esq, aud intends building
ocSdcne. % Sau HIS brother has purchased the land
Shefeon ths Tedence Of Alexander MCKENZIE esq ana
81 also viii build sOon
az S sa1| are daily effected by the real estate
oale .. dHHntsTis Point, /. few days since Mr.
sanals sold plot OF 500 leet on NeWtoWm SHeS to
~ ~ bnlt upon Immediately MI Annable since
Etv ~ ge has sold 100000 worth OF property In the
be Ist Ht an Of which viii DO immediately improved
A nnmber of wealthy gentlemen residing at
nt iIn ia vicinity have commenced movement IN
M ~ tbs ereeIion Of n eOmDodOus ana elegant uepos
FAVOR o. Se embracing al the modern CON enlences
e. ne accommodation OF passengers VINO uat
~ errvs AZ the BrOuXvile station OF tne hEIlel
HO."sS Tbe Company own fne, large pot OF grOginu
afosS; q s intended 20 erect the new depot Itls
that tUTntable Is 70 be established at
80 so nvt and when that is completed tns e'S0 M
-, which now only to NlaInSs bt4use' VII ca
keud tie trip 70 BronXyluS t..
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Y Persons having real estate fer sale or to let
and thOse DESTROYS OF purchasing or renting such pro-
perry win find IL 70 their interest to advertise hTuE
AaBUsL It's aggregate circulation exceeds that ot any
ebe newspaper and In addition ~ this advantage THE
HRmUSE win be found not only In EewYork and all its
cities aud villages, but IN every State and Territory
within the Union. The advertisement should be made as
pref az VIII allow Of the advantage offered being clear
Eethe reader We would especially dwell on the fact
pa we Subscribers for the three editions OF The TR
OeE SEMI weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals In
evety profession DusRe5s consequently advertise
S1le1h "a dIsseninitto among all classes 1Hh
RBSE deYotes especial the reports OF real
t.sle both in the city and In every part OF the state
1us adding greatly the value OF It's columns ~ M al
Eeseihg medium The charges for advertising are as
ohO"s. DAIRY TRIBUNE. q cents per Inc Tor single
HlsrfpOn WEEKLY TRIBUNE, VI ~ per hne; SEMI
INtfALf fRIBusg. Is cents per Hue.
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guusts mS Jams 0lant,S.

gousts ar0 tarms HIanit0.
1--WE or SIX ROOMS WANTED conveniently
arranged for housekeeping by susa family Address stating
foil particulars rent &c, Rooms Boz Nc e
Tdbaue Omce.
CTABLE WANTED-Convenentl located,
~ accommodate three horses su two vicinity Of h o
Hghtn Ward preferred Address HOUSE No 1H GrtenSicst
XVANTED-For Cash Customers, HOUSES,
immediate possession locations At from 5000 10
$1,000 T. p. PARKBR "a, No 81 Puest
WANTED to EXCHANGE for City or Coun
Try PROPERTY DISTILLERY aud Recifng EIiues suitable
for mailing Apple Apply RoSENsrN BROS No StaI'es
IbiriHave
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slT 6Oubs.
A II. STEWART e. co.
IA VIII on MONDAY. August 81.
Display
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
CLOAKINGS,
As follows:
ASTRACHANs
BEGALTAS
YELOURS,
CACHgMIRs.
IRRRsTsTIBLEs. &c. &C.
IL ALL THE NEW CoLoRS.
comprising the celebrated fabrics OF
JOHANN WILHELM SCBBIDT
FLAvIGNY PRRRBS
La BRossE FREREs,
LIE COMTB FRERBs,
M0NTAGSAC
H. KAUFMAN, he, Ge.,
they the special attention Of wholesale dealers
BROADWAY CHAMBERS AID READE-STS
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Corporation Noiitts.

OTECE % THH MkrROTsLrAS BoARD 90 HraLrn,l
Ne NJ a0rr ~ rEW.fsEE. Aug Il, la6e.
4 T n meeting of the Metropolitan Board OF
n Head beds is Oact No ~ Mo1L Ns<YSk. he l.t5
Aus-st lt6. N following rssoiutiou adopted:
Rsesf LefsbJ declared be aiisCa ordnance or
TO-, 20 fsfiu~s.
% o-t ifhs through
4 f Bootrn bct~sea the
h-r, sua SelecE a. night ssd be,ssea
~ io.r, u seoef dock morning sndtb saoh oa
or a ID auifs The tgti boTes baEsa
iI, GEORGE B. LNCoLS,
- Pfc,lisal
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lREA1 ESTATE.
Nrn.yoRK. satnrday. Aus. ~. ls6s.

p.o,. Estate market has been qulev
i he NC ~ston during the week, but the oenVeuOh
almost 70 air sales Of country lands will DC SONS
IS tina. for the few remaining days tnal can
,sa to them this season The l'thetiOlu thS
rSps Tto be sold next week and p nsysG Is the
.,cry in West HobOken alsoto De oAc % - 'N'
EEcp = of the next SIX days % .f ....4 .
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Suttiun SuIrs of gtaI GstItt. .'
A DJOURNED COMMISSIONERS SALEI
ILe subscribers Commissioners appointed by Psnc COUNTY
HiBchuan, deceased, will sell ths sid ~ TI.'I r."
- LANDS AT PUBLIC AUCTION s.
on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER l. ISB. a,
at O'clock N ofiha DAY the late Homestead deceased miles
from Paterson near the old Hueh Turnpike road the toNnsbp o.
Wsyne Passaic County highest bidder Of
the fliowiag, 20 wit: = .".. D..
The Homestead, With bnldings containing ll6 2s0o ares
irsct Adyo,hihg gu The west containing 80 25Oo acres
tract sOutn Of aad adjoining containing 10 s sores
-
o tract north OF Homestead containing 10 acres
A wood lot east Of 5h tract ccoisnugp
Map BE- Y also tue O6cs o. b.
GKkYB, No. AWes ST. Paterson, n j.
BENJAMIN GBRvB
... SAMUEL McCULbY,
URIAH J. VAN RIPER
Preakness july I, 1863 ..
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6itv RiaI Gstat, fOr Sals.


HOUSES To LET and for SALE. HH Ett
CITY AED COUNTRY PRoPkkTIo .og
AOhEt LOANED on BOND AND hOkI1hs~cr b.
80 ssng TsnIitsa va slsb..e dsI.s E.iiSa.l B.stl
AL No. 925 broadway. IS TANLEY' DAY,
Eaih Zee aa pTiatsA l 81 OF DSehnss b'"be's
sIsses tstessets l1s At eli pToes - ever dreetel
1f0R RENT Tor SALELH0USEiN No, 81 East
80 leA St. stVsga . ~ he sesss g pete
eef ~ er1srs n heaod By Bafer Abhs ssram
kgks ftoroRgtJ gainte sDa ds0rate 1 iisfty W" seV o
rentfef 4j01 III ses 70 ee1abls tenaAi mf
sse.s Is.sssAsa hpDy ABBsTs HttLEH No 90 9osd.g
NOR SALE--A Number Of frst-class RESI-
DknCEs 10 the J phndpa avenues and streets Apply 70
PIN BROWN. Ne o BFoadssV - -
fNOR SALE-4n elegant 4stofy, basement and
no d1f oosn Don't HOUSE and LOT 90 East Thirty
W. nssf Rhbs fail sir FOR Isdbsr particulars apply V
HOUSES FOR SALE and TO LET, with i'm
r. @sais posaoD snsd and gnipnfhed On Fhh, hadiaon
- isSisst0n agrfky BH tthef cSoee ocatons
IL r. PAkKkk 4 Co. No "a PHeft
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Ytaul Bottles.


IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY or PHtLADELPAn the matter Of toe estate
THOMAS q. CONSOR deceased Is partition Ard now 10 sit
Court grant the interested
appear accept the real the valuation made
inquest should sold RetuuAbs
SAMUEL y. FLOOD.
Attorney for Pe,id0neS.
To Jhn Eleih his wife a. G. Aususiina
y Lewis Care Jue T. Cure ard Frederick b smith aHd
Pauliue b.s wife jy5l lsWtsM
NEW YORK SUPREME C0URT.-H.
~ TRACY ARNOLD hgainst TIE KANSAS COLORADO GOLD
COMpANYn pursuance co % this Csari
eo-i acton bearing date February 1904 hereby given
Of the ksnas Colorado Gold Compshy eIbb ihsr
the ahsbsr tie keftes appointed sod by aid order fr
purpose hs ohee No 81 Wall street In he City Of Work
bcoss ne 2d DAY ot SePtsnbeS 8-Dd PehrnaT - hsa
WIN. H. LEONARD, koieree.
B,ENEr Bitter PlEsoSs Plaintiff Attorney. Nhlslsv
DURSUANT to an order of the High Court of
CAans kngiand ae ito natter Of the estste Of IsA 40
JACKSON deai the u JaeSon against Coes ave Cot
The q s o. asc Jaksou tate Of the Terrace
the Couatr Of MddssI England esq-e deeae
dsi about The moth Of April 1875 By their solicitors es
u NoheT. 1863 10 In and IfoVe thr
ss Al to- Chamhes q VeCbanees Sr john Stuart No II
Oh Squafr Hteos MasssI End default thereof they
Win BE- peruptsry Iclades from bsnti Of The SAD ocdes
Wehe. if Dec.nb~f 1905 ~ u sok a noea
the m sppsnid foe bearing and asicaanS He
3''' ~ VIZ ~ ~ ~ y CHURCH Chief Clerk
sATcIrg cHAPPLR oason-st Cs, ps.de. Loader Ia
g,si sods fr Paaa The ai sgi. add tie dseriAa ia
u, seeaai at
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Yust anS found.

EOUND-A VALET. with MONEY on En-
i dsy last in a BtOadsn o"''hhA "''u' ~ NV' -
nR0 n TirUa
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summ,r 8ttnais.
yzuttls


IA PIERRE HOUSE,
PHILADELPHIA PA
T, pssssd hs,sg leased ii, ibo', psrS'f Hoi, i1d ''F
made sr,zs ,sd ePrsrrust ssv oFes sr A' 'P
tos ofGs,Is Nth all III. Ape a'su' Of fr' eas' Hotel
p BurTERwoRTH Co. Proprs'an
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furniture.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE of
I'D warranted manufacture Also sold Cbastnu md Walnut ChAa
her suites pain Ild srnAnsnts at y FARREGTosa Ne 36S
CInIl,., opposite W eostsr. Established lsil
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90 III.
AT No. OPS Broadway STANLEY DAY,
AFeut nails free bis h Of Busuess PROPERTY CtT and Coshy
Hooses unfinished Ct oil Pnees in decoa
AT No. $40 Pearl-st, doors from Broadway
~ The STORE, 25riO0 Nth basement and under ce real
$40 per month Also. LOFTS. oE rcuts aud OFFICES
ALEXANDER KNOX.
A TO LET, for club purposes, or TO private
n parties tbe elegant FURNISHED RESIDENCE No y Bsa ~
contiguous For permits AIp 10
J. HERMANN, No j}4 Broomest
FURNISHED HOUSE to LET, in First Place.
BfokIyn-Brown stories house nrH with itrA st
IL has al modern Improvements Rot +3O1 month Address foe
furihs particulars CROTON, TuhsBe Ohce
FURNISHED HOUSE 10 RENT-That ele-
bgh soop, brown stone HOUSE No 81 hasi fE
ieeBtbst. second ave. AppiJ fcn y 10 tocloot
rINO LEASE-H0TEL in Baltimore, IN first
rate order: occupied ace pand; tSEeS feet sI stories ~
rooms Box No SOC Pcsl Ofoe. Nes-lOgk
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Siiuaiious &IanttS. -Qlalfs.
A SITUATION WANTED by middle-aged
~ mas ENGINEER Stationary englus 81 ren Als
lad stpefeuoe Ia either bnsbsss La h'
class ey references Address fst daJs J. NJ. IfbIrs once
A COACHMAN wants a situation as PLAIN
"A GARDENER aud 10 take 81 sEa poe. cay or o"uui'
10 years reference place. 6eu ork and tae the
oountrr Address. J. b Ttba.e ptes
WANTED by young Enghshman, IA sltua-
w DON a, CLERK or MAEAGER Brass FcuBdy HafiWas
Store Address J. j. Tn6uas once
WANTED, BY A MAN SPEAKING GER
w aud Engsh ARrni Solicitor Satisfactory
f..,re. sysa Adde'S JOHN SCHWARTZ So lS0 Plih 49,
PbsoeIphiA, Pa
uTANTED-A situation rs GARDENER by
w man M DE primo thoreagb knoslu Of bis buissss IN
Al, branches and sasaetor dSehtges rom ne
eploysrs aeumbHes F0r wo dAs address GARDENER BOZ
No. lO Tribune Ohee
A + BEDELLs Nos $50 and 30 Foulth-ave,
n ootoer TssuJ sh. viii be ioond sTs ,amfsr o. h,,.
~ SERVANTS suitable geneueo snd hmhss fs,nrng 70 we
v , Cooks ChanbefnAds Waters, beAHtaes
I.iieS MsHs Housekeepefs, and girls Of All sort
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Country Bead 6stat, for ssIt.

ITO ACRES KANSAS LAND, choicest in
- ~ the state, Kansas C4ty. Apply to .. pr.
X G. SHEPPARD. No Bowling Green
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John DWIGHT & CO.,
u No ii oLDsLIP, NETWORK, .4 H..
..... H.. MABufsctares 81 .
sALERATUs suPER-CARB SODA sAL.S0DA. he
AGENTS FOR uOSFORps cHSAA OF TARTAR
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JUsTvs NJ PHsIPs Aaciopeer
A UCTI0N SALE of HOUSE and LOT at
Port Richmond s. I-PHILPs FALLoN Co no ~ Pr1e,.t
" " will sell at AUCTIOS THURSDAY 1868 at Y O'Clock
Exchange saiesroon No nj Brsdwsy HoUSB and LOT Al,
Port Richmond s. L. three minutes ws png the water
Poste Bergen Points house Eosoy attic built IN best
aer, srai marble manteli throughout fIrtses Sc &c
barn, carriage hosSe with for &c lot 50 feet Snt ~ bet
running desirable residence,
Winter aud Sumner and Of Terms and iner pATos
st Office PHELPS FALLON Co, No - Pi1e-st, ~ I,
J.. JoHNsos IT,, Aucuo1es:
by JOHNSON g. MILLER,
- AUCTTONRRRS AND
REAL ESTATE BR0KRRS, 3D..
No 25 EASAU-sr.. OEDIR.sT. newborn .
City Residences Cogp and Yarns souTht SOLD
rented ebasEed Leans neeoptsd Auction saes o Furniture S
TOR SALE, at Public Auction, under fore
closure o. mortgage September la68 at u coek noon a. NO
800 Putont BROOKLYN Tors tah Bookyn Win
the tbreestory brick heveoH eontsnng 100 In
Boilers other haehBssT F0r farther paHaaH sppY 70
No l69 Presdents,, Brooklyn.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-16

Mr.. EDITORIALS those interested in the
base ball match between the Eon and Audro-
scoggin Clubs, for the championship, are anx
ious to know the result of that trouble, would
like to say few words in regard to it. Ger
Eons for refusing to play while the umpire was
actually giving the game to the Androscoggins
without any regard to fairness. When the
Lewiston club offered this man, who they had
in readiness for the position, the Eons object
ed, but the Androscoggins would consent to
no other, though many good names were
offered, and he was finally accepted on condi-
ton that he should be withdrawn if he did not
do his duty faithfully. How he filled the posi-
ton is we'll known to all, even the Androscog-
gins acknowledged that he decided blank
against the Eons. He took himself off after
deciding Dennis out on a second bound foul,
and as no other umpire could be selected in
season to play the game out it was thrown up,
and new game must be played, with man
acting as umpire who is competent to fill the
| position. If the man in that position was not
| fit to control the whole game, the innings
which were SO unfairly decided by him could
not certainly be counted as correct, and the
only fair way to decide which club is the
strongest is to try again with an impartial and
honest umpire. The Eons telegraphed the
Lewiston boys that they would play them here
at O'Clock Monday, but they refused to come
till half-past 2, and then expected to start from
the old game. This the Eons did not consider
fair, and they demand new game, which they
are certainly entitled to- The trouble is, there
fore. not settled, and it is hard to tell what will
be done. We think. however, that it will be
settled by the judiciary Committee of the
| State Association. L..
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-16

Professor Mahan, of West Point, whose &C.
casional contributions to the Press will doubt
less be remembered by our readers, writes a
letter to the New York Times, from which we
quote:
Some one has taken the trouble to send me
several numbers of the New York World. con-
tanning series of articles, of course very de :
predatory, on General Grants soldiersbip
Having no idea as to whose courtesy am in
debted for these, will you allow me, through
the Times, TO say to my unknown friend
that, differing, toto cCslo from the views nut
forth in them, l have, for the last few wears.
since General Grants name has become his
torcal, represented his generalship in my lee
lures on the military art to the cadets of the
United States Military Academy in a totally
different light from that in which he is shown
up in these articles; and that, satisfied of the
| justice OF my views shall continue to do SO,
| SO long as L have the honor TO hold my pres
ent official position.
Grant has crushed one of the most formida
| bic rebellions, whether we regard the numbers,
| the intelg ence, or the means engaged in it.
| that he world has ever witnessed; and as al
leged By his detrdctorS both at home and abroad.
| against leaders superior 10 himself in general
| ship, against troops superior 10 his own in
chivalry. dash and all other fighting qualities !;
| operating in country which was thoroughly
| known to them, and rendered defensive by all
| the resources of nature and art combined.
And this he did by measures of which he wa
the originator, taking for his OWE position the
most important and most difficult one of the
work to be done.
Happily Tor American patriotism, the de-
| scendants Of the men who are now engaged in
| deiaming Grant military actions will live to
| blush for their sires and glory in the grand re-
suits OF Grants triumphs; and when these de-
fractions, which are as ephemeral as the sheets
| which contain them, now scattered broadcast
through railroad cars and grog shops, and
their authors shall long have passed away from
the memory of man. Grants name aud militia
ny fame, like those Of The great captains who
have preceded him, will loom up, grander and
grander, as they reeede, into the mists of sue
cesSive ages.