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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-27
GROCERY, PROVISION,
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T IST OF LEADING ARTICLES & PRICES
IL reported weekly by C. BARLEY, op
posite the Post Office, Mifintown, Pa:
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-27

TIE experience Of Senator Henry
u ilson. of Massachusetts,. in the battle Of
life is worthy of the serious reflection of
every boy snd young man in the coun-
try. Such men should become the mod
els for the young men to look to, Instead
of tie butterflies of fashion and extrava-
gance that hutter about on e,sry hand
In recent speech at Great Falls, New
Hampshire. the Senator referred TO some
experience of his early life, and Eaii |
feel that have right to speak for toll
ing and to toiling men was born here
in your county of Stafford. l was born
in poverty: want sat on my cradle. l
know what it is TO ask mother for
bread when she has none to give. left
my home at ten years Of age aud served
an apprenticeship of eleven years, ro
ceiving a months schooling each year,
and at the end of the eleven years of
hard work, yoke of oxen aud six sheep
which brought me eighty-four dollars
A dollar would cover every penny spent
from the time Twas born until | was
twentyone years Of age l know what
it is to travel weary miles and and as k
my tellowmen to give me leave to toll -
| remember that in September 1888, |
walked into your village from my native
town, and went through your mills, seek
ing employment. If anybody had offer
ed me s. 50 month, | would have ac-
ceptcd it gladly l went down to Sal
mon. Fall. went to Dover, | went to
Newmarket, and tried TO get work, with
out success. aud returned home weary
but not discouraged, and put my pack
on my back and walked to TIE town
where | now live, and leaned a me-
chanic' trade. | know the hard lot that
toiling men have to endure in this world.
and every pul-ation of my heart every
conviction Of rny Judgment, puts me on
the side of the toiling men Of my country
ave of all countries.
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APPARENTLY dead-The wheat.
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Has not rnn yet Sugar water
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.
DsY-1he town cisterns.
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Kidney {. Bladder ComD.aints,

Urinary, ana Wont GiSca=-' Gravel niabttcs Drupsv
StOppage Of Wafer, iIcsHicIce Of U..nc Bright's D-
ease, Albuminura. ans, in al where there hric.t
dust deposits. The water il Thick cloudy mixed wiki
substances like the white Of ,l threads like whit.
silk. or there is nOrhl. dark bilious appearance and
white bonedIst deposits and when there is a prickiug
burning sensation vHct liu. wafer. ard pain ia
Small Of the Back AM along tIe I.p.I.s. PrrC sIoo
WORKS. Only Known and ssro Ecrncdv
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!!
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STRONG AND rCRE RICH rLOOD-IgCFEAS:.
OF FLESH AND WEIGllT-CLEAE SKIN AND
BEAU TlEC COMPLEXION SECURED To ALL.
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OfutSill
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES;
S2 QtioCk 81 EAPiR Ai4 yrr rHE ihNGk IIf
FLUENCE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL
MEDICINE THAT
Every Day an IncreaSo in FEST,
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT GLCCD PURIFIER.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-12
ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, December 11.-About
o'clock to-day, while the Capitol Legisls
ture was in session, Sheriff Steibrach
appeared in the Senate and said he had a
warrant from Gov. Lewis to take pos
session Of the Capitol, whereupon the
Senate ordered the Sergeant.at.Arms tC
arrest the sheriff for contempt, and hold
him in custody for forty-eicht hours dat.
ing from noon. The sheriff did not resist
arrest, but explained that he was merely
acting under orders, and apologizing tC
the Senate was released. For lew
minutes the excitement was intense and
the Federal troops stationed near the
capitol got under arms, but no necessity
for action appearing they dispersed tc
their quarters
The Senate authorized the Sergcan at.
Arms 10 summon a posse of military to
guard the capitol against all the Federal
forces and adjourned. The Sheriff ap-
peared before the door OF the House, but
the Sergeant alarms refused admittanCe,
except to the Federal forces, and the
Sheriff withdrew. The Legislature in the
Court room admitted TO seat another
person who had, according TO the official
returns, been defeated by large majority.
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MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE, December 1.-THE re.
port OF the committee appointed to take
into consideration the lack OF transporta.
tiOn between Milwaukee and Eastern
points during the winter was submitted to
the Chamber Of Commercet today, and the
following resolutions were unanim ously
adopted:
Res0Lred, That the President appoint a
committee Of three TO recommend the Off.
GERS OF the Milwaukee & st. Paul Rnil.
road 10 take into consideration the forms.
ton OF through line Of cars to run be-
tween Milwaukee and Eastern points.
ReS0lued, That the President appoint a
committee OF three to confer with the
managers OF the existing freight lines now
doing business with Milwaukee, and to
nrge upon them our claims to fair Quots
OF cars in the winter. in consideration o
the large amount Of business they receive
10 and from Milwaukee during other sea-
sons Of the year.
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ST. LOUIS.


ST. Louis, December 1.-THE horse
disease is still spreading here and has
suddenly assumed more malignant form.
Some sixty deaths occurred to-day and
much alarm prevails among horse owners.
Large numbers OF oxen are arriving in
the city and are being put TO work.
The case Of Ben Wood, of New York,
against Murry, Miller & Co., managers OF
tho Missouri State Lottery, for thirty
nine and half shares in the lottery, and
which has been before the courts here for
two years past, came up again before
Judge Lindley Of the Circuit Court, and
on agreement OF all parties was referred
to Judge NaptOn for final decision. Judge
NaptOn will sit ut the Southern Hotel
and hear testimony, which will continue
several days.
After .hc appointment Of Committees
on Credentials, Permanent Organization
and Order OF Business, the Convention ad.
jOurned until to morrow morning, to give
the committees time 10 make reports and
an opportunity for the delayed delegR
tiOns 10 arrive. The business TO day was
entirely preliminary and Of no general in.
terest.
Mayor Brown stated to the Convention
that in consequences OF the prevalence OF
the horse inilucnz4, 1t would be impOssi.
ble TO show the members the city and its
surroundings rs lad been contemplated,
but banquet would be gwen them al the
Southern Hotel tomorrow night, and
their soiourn here 10 be otherwise made
as pleasant rs the circumstances would
admit.
Isaac Mcdonald, m old and highly re.
spGCted CitizcH, dnd father of j. Wilson
Mcdonald, the sculptor, Of New York,
and Il 5. Mcdonald, II prominent criminal
lawyer Of this city, died to-day Of paraly.
sis Of the heart.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, December ll.-Petitlons for tho
dissolution Of the National Assemble ara
greatly increasing. The Projects Of the
several departments where the move
mcnt Is formidable have been summoned
to Versailles The members of the
Moderate Let, favor dissolution. Duke
De Br"SIrer mJnarchist, has been elected
member If the Committee Of Thirty
IN rItcr oI Fourtan, appointed Minister
oi Public Works
The city rs visited by a terrible gale
yesterday. Several buildings were de.
m9lishc! and others damaged.
The Ega'cH newspaper, Of MsrseIlles
has necn suppressed Tor violating tho
press law.
A mahiicsto, signed by Gambetta, Gre.
mcux, Louis Blanc, Gunet, and eighty.
six members Ot the extreme and moderate
LEFT. ispublshcd to-day. Il demands tho
pacific and legal dissolution OF the Nation.
nj Assembly Us the only mears Of ayerting
fresh dangers 10 the country, as a division
IN Tue Assembly renders the government
powerIrss. The address expresses strong
dlsapprovaI OF the pressure now being OK.
ertcd to bring about disorder, which, as has
been hitherto proved, can only result in
advantage 10 ihe enemies OF France The
new elections will constitute cOmpact
majority in the Assembly, securing ma
lGTitIes therein for the administration OF
liners and for the establishment of re-
publican institutions. The right OF peti-
tion to the Assembly is claimed 10 be
lnvioIablc, for an attack upon il would be
an attack upon tue principle OF universal
suffrage.
VERSAILLES, d crmbCr lin the Ma.
lonaI Assembly tn day NJ. Gaslande ex.
pressed the hupe that the Assembly
would not dissolve before it had ensured 4
complete liberation Of the French terri.
tory.
The Deputies Of the Right submitted A
proposition assigning Saturday next for
discussion OF the petitions for dissolution
OF the Assembly.
NJ. Gambctta thereupon ascended the
tribune and speaking with great fire
and decision, supported the proposi.
ton. lie finally concluded his remarks
by saying 10 tue Right, on behalf Of the
Let, that our impalience for discussion
EQUALS yours. The Assembly adopted The
moNon aud fixed the debate tor Saturday
amid profound objection.
The members Of the Left have since
expressed regret at their participation, as
II Ii Improbable that the Lett Centre will
support the movement for dissolution.
which cIu, Il Is now believed, scarcely
obtain 80 votes.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN francisco, December 1.-THE
steamer Fideller has been sent 10 aid the
sacramento with extra boats, cables,
anchors and wrccking apparatus; Cant
Cox, commanding. She will probably
reach the wreck on Thursday.
The MadOC Indians have re treated 10
NIighiS Cave, on tue southwest side o;
TuIe Lake, O:rgun, with their children
and squaws. rEcy have laid in a good
supply OF provisions. Tie cave is Sit
ualed on high table land, and
covers about three acres ulder ground.
lhe cntrance is 81 narrow that IL
can be easily guarded It is calculated
MY Nlad0c Warriors and number of
Pllt river and PIutcs arc with them and
fortified there, Fourteen settlers have
been killed in the war so far. Henry Mil.
Ter was tortured 10 death and about thirty
Madocs killed. -Four hundred lroups arc
in the field at the present time besides
the volunteers. A party of scouts
lelt Camp Fairchild ON Sunday night and
have not been heard from since. Fear.
are entertained that they have been killed
or captured by the savages The decisive
battle is expected at Wrlghts Cave, pro.
vlded the Indians hold the position long
enough.
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that there was any delay in giving tn
alarm, The walls Of the laundry wert
completely burned. lcicles hang from
the ceiling The damages cannot be as
Cerlained. The accounts OF the numbG
OF persons burned are conflicting. 1t wa
learned at the hotel that only eleven Terl
burned. These were all female servants
II is now thought that the American
creditors will not lose seriously by the
failure Of the Jacobs Bros. OF Antwerp
The run on the national bank has wholly
subsided.
A small disturbance occurred at the
Republican primaries last night.
No intelligence yet Of the missing shiI
SCandrla, it is feared she has fOundereC
and gone down.
A Columbia dispatch states that Sena
tor elect Pa;tCrsOn's arrest Is based on thu
afldavits oil eleven members OF the Legisla
turc. lie was taken before the justice for
trial, but Il crowd Of his friends created a
disturbance Rnd Patterson escaped, he
was again arrested aud committed TO jail
for twelve hours, but was Immediately re-
leased on writ Oi hdbdS corpus.
Owing to the supply OF water ceaSing
and causing Ice in the pipes of the ma
chine shops and factories in Jersey City
and llobOkvn yesterday, they are idle to.
day.
The motion to quash the indictments
against Tweed to-day was denied by
Judge lngraham.
The swinIled Italian Immigrants at
Castle Garden are starving and wholly
destitute, They are people Of the lower
class. 1t appears that printed handbills
have been circulated by the emigration
agents all over Italy. describing America
rs u country Of fabulous wealth. Many Of
them do not know whether they are in
New York or Bueuos Ayres. Acting on
the report Of the Italian official at Castle
Garden, the Commissioners of Charities
and Correction have communicated with
the Secretary ot State requesting his I'm.
mediate official action.
Ii. j. Foster, cashier OF the National
City Bank Of Brooklyn, is reported de-
iaulter in.the sum OF $4,000.
The steamship Java to day took out
Sl3000 in specie
Robt. p. Bleaklcy, the man who shot
the girl Maude Miller in house Of prOst-
tuition last night, has surrendered himself
10 the authorities. lie states that he is
m unclu OF the deceased; that he went to
see his niece to urge her to leave the life
OF shame, and understanding from her
sister that She was armed with pistol
to shoot him, he went prepared She
met him detlantly, and refused to listen 10
his cutrcaticS Of reform She made
movement towards her pocket, and sup
posing she intended to draw pistol, he,
in q height Of frenzy, shot her.
Arrived, the steamship Calabria, from
Liverpool.
The Committee Of Seventy has made
public protest against the course Of Mayor
Hall, in the appointment oI heads OF de.
partmCnts on the eve Of bis retirement
from nllicG, and resolved not to favor any
species Of legislation at Albany this win.
ter, which looked only to party sggrsn.
dizement.
sThIs evening the stock OF Herman &
COhnfcld, dealers in ostrich feathers ut
No. s Green street, was damaged by fire
To the amount Of $3j,O0O, anl the build.
ing $500.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

AT 0agcnsburg, N. Y, Tuesday,
ut the charter election The whole Repuj-
Iican ticket WAS elected.
Minnie My;ile Miller, wife of jos
qum Miller, is coming east TO ill lecture
engagements IN the principal cities.
"A Toronto dispatch says arrange
ments are complete Tor the org anizstion
9i company 10 build Canadian Pacific
Railroad.
-Nlsconntcss DeacOnsticld, wife Of
Disrnclli, is seriously ill.
The trial OF cx.Collcctor OF Internal
Revenue, Stanton OF Baltimore, tor EN-.
Oe2zement otpublic monies, began Wed.
ncSday.
Navigation is suspended on tho up
per kcnncOcc river, Main for the season,
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VARIE TIES.

THERE is an establishment in New
York where dress suits may be hired for
the evening
AN eminent New York tailor Is engaged
IN pcrlccling Il new style Of bullet.proof
garments.
IT is said of popular preacher tha,
"hc has wasted enough voice 10 make two
thunder storms
The death is recorded, in Taunton
Mass, OF a gigantic rooster, weighing six
teen pounds and four ounces.
The Prussian Govcrnncut has rrohib.
tied the people oI Schleswig and liols,cin
from displaying Danish flags.
a NEW order ol merit, Tor women OK
ClusiVcly, hus been established by thu
Shah Of Persia, called the Order Of the
sun"
TnE Worcester Evening Gazette is
glad that nothing was burned at Boston
That can by any possibility be melted in
to bells
THE Boston HU' which has twice
been burned out, SNys We arc iusl
HboI, tired orths pAUniS business. We
don't want To rise uooly from our ashes
any more"
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sires it, but l did not say so" Laughter.
Mr.. Carpenter-The Chair understood
the Senator 10 object.
Mr.. Bayard-l did not.
Mr.. SumnCr-I think there Is no objec.
ton.
Mr., Morrell objected aud the bill was
laid over.
Bills were introduced providing for re.
computation OF the accounts between the
United States growing out of monies TX.
pended by the States In the war Of 1872.
MIR. Sherman, from the Finance Com
mlltee, reported the House bill for the re-.
duction Oi officers and the expense Of the
Internal Revenue bureau with amend
ments, providing that the officers, as.
sessOr and assistant assessor shall cease to
exist st such times in the districts rcspec.
lively, rs the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue may find practicable, prior to
July lst, 1913; authorizing the appoint
ment Of twenty-five additional agents
until July lst, 1874, in addition to
these provided for by existing law
and amending the present law so as to
provide that all Of the additional com.
mission OF ] per cent shall be paid to the
collector receiving the tax on all spirits
produced after the office Of assessor shall
cease according to this bill.
Mr.. VlCkCrs, from the Committee on
Political Disabilities, reported House bill
removing those OIL. G. e. Lamar, which
was passed.
Mr. Morrill, Of Vermont, gave notice OF
a motion to reconsider the vote author.
izing free admission Of the Porter Statue,
which heregarded as IL precedent for the
free importation Of other articles OF like
character.
Alter an executive session the HIuse
resolution Tor holiday recess came up.
Mr.. Windsor made an effort to shorten
it by amendments, but it passed in its
original shape. Adjourned.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Dec. ll.-ThC Transporta.
tion Committee OF the Board Of Trade
pissed u resolution to-day. to invite a
committee oI general freight agents Of
the United States to meet here or nj some
other central point 10 net in securing bet
ter scaling 0f rates on lrGightS
Nothing new was developed to-day, In
tho investigation Of the scalIOld accident
Monday NJ the Water Works. The con
tractor, Jno. Foley, was shown by written
documents presented by G. S Rankin
tho sub contractor, 10 he responsible for
the construction Of tho truSscs. Foley
had the contract while Rankin made tht
iron trusscs and furnished tho men 10 puI
Ihrm M.
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National Commercial Conrentlon

ST. Louis, December 1.-THE Com
merCial Convention met at the Mercantile
Library Hotel, and was called to order at
10 noon by II. NJ. Bishop, President.
After a few remarks, in which hc alluded
to tho objects Of tho Convention and
urged harmony and wisdom OF action, he
introduced Mayor Brown, who delivered
a brici welcoming address.
Thomas Allen then made rather mn
elaborate Introductory address, after
which the Convention proceeded to the
appointment OF committees on Creden-
tials, Permanent Organization, Rules und
Order, and Business.
Delegates from only fifteen States arc
present, but II telegram was received
stating that several delegations have been
delayed on the route, and will be here TO.
morrow morning
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EVANSVILLE, December ll.-Snow fell
IN inch deep last night The weather is
clear and cold to-day. The river is rising
slowly. Mercury % 10 45 Business
active.
LOUISVILLE, December ll.--Riycr
slowly rising; feet 6 inches in the canal
: feet Il inches in the chute. Weather
cloudy an! cold, modcratiug. Mercury
ranged from 20 10 20. Considerable icu
in tuc hmbpr lo.duy.
iITrsnuKGH, December ll.-Mouonga.
hela about stationary, iUur feet scant.
Continues cold and river closed by ice 6
miles above the city. Navigation YER
tuaIly suspended.
CAIRO, Ills, December ll-River risen
about incGcs. Clear and cold.
CINcINSATI. December ll.-River ten
iect and falling Weather modera,ing
and ClOudy.
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KANSAS.

ST.. Louis, December 11.-At the meet
ing Of the State Horticultural Society Of
Kansas, at Topeka, Tuesday, resolutions
were adopted asking special attention OF
Kansas Congressman, 10 that part Of the
Presidents message referring 10 retaining
or culIiyaling one tenth Of Gv5ry quarter
section Of the public lands, subject to
entry In timber; also, resolution praying
the proper authorities 10 establish more
signal stations to the west and southwest
Of Kansas City, which were necessary TO
obtain the accurate dates for weather
probabilities for Kansas and Missouri.