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New-York tribune., 1872-02-15


GREBLEYOn MOOi.y morning FEB Y sns lngsr'g Ise" ~'
Fune on morning. 10 O'Clock from her late fac' -
Net Thrthst Relatives sad friends respectfully in's1si
Philsdelphia papers please
UAIIOn Tuesday evening n tAe r-sieg~ 0f Df hs
Poughkeepsie y Aratbuss GcodsPeed wife Of De" = hH
JONEsn Monday H. Martha Anna Jones second laughter %
'" "a fsss are attend her hnsssl from h., late rs
a enc bous brother r. NJ Jones 20 Wees T~ontr bnh-
Thursday morning az III cciock
xy,PPIn this 3h inst Cyrus Kasesoe
the 6ru M G. and ". In the bd OF ~
us funeral place hts residence Hsetensct n H. -
Fray al D. Trains leave foot Of Chambers ST. az Re n
KSOy-On weine.s morning the lh inst. afsr brsf a>s@
Francis Lngston OF John NJ aud Mara L. hnSh, Va ss
TIE Sc and feui. Of the family invited to attend he sess
al utat 'oufs
day morning the I7b inst, at .. ocl)ek
IOTrA Phush on Tueoy lJ ida T.. the Wife of jsremsh
Lott md daughter In the % OF her sRr
The faulty a~d ,o Az nd oet ssrfr
AZ tie residence father Edwin l. GaEn IN Fhus On Et
day. the 18th inst st2 o'clock p m
NORTH-On TUESDAY Feb 10 1872 Willard Parker sou "a d. a.
and Susanna North, In the l2th year Of his q, -
the rsience of his pan's NJ -
Fourth st. Brooklyn. L. D., fhusiy FEB 10, al O'CLOCK
puLLMANIn this city, weine-ay Feb IL John Fsmaa .-ss
SON Of John and t. A. Puhfsa ayrd months and dsys
Relatives and attend the funeral 81 er
No al2 THIRTY seYtnthst Ihursdal krh 10 n oceS
PICEMoyD-In Brooklyn the ins C.thine y, NiO- 'ss
Funeral service the house Of l sonni law - ne -
Var Dureu Friday, al u oclsek Renii1' ~" - ' =
port r. l. - - a.. ia.
sMACK-ou woaresay Vcb II EBI' smack lASass " w. ~"
Christian sreck. ,.,i,sa attend de nl3srak
inf ln' or.sci. frurl toe sl- :" "'s
| bro,be,iui,e Joba Bryser No 20 ""' '' - ~
| further
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LATEST SHIP AETS.
Tor other ship Ne'cs see Second Fage.l
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Repablc Dr.. Murray Liverpool Feb
town VI with mile. 10 j VI Sparks
steamship MOrgomery FTeotd. savannah With mi,- and
R0bt. IOw4en.
steamship (rl Lsr Geuoi Jan Legarn sh Msuss-
l7th Valencia 2o Maigs 2ih Gibraltar 5h NTH Idse lni -
Henderson Bros
steamship Mercsta. Mahman, Fernanina Pa, With mise ~
BARI Nay Flower (of NewHaVeD) HotLkss Deraasr Sda
BARK Kree CN o. -. q, with mise Il 81.
Bns Uncle sam. Cover San Dss I6 eocos nnf,
Brig Ce tof Senrspor Dow Montevideo Dec 90
Gsllee Dan J. Nelson. Angula 10 days. With salt
Brig A. B. PG.essOa lOf TURKS lEa Anderson, Porto Cbsas
coffee
seh impase Windsor n ST. % dsys sta
coffee. &c.
schr. Ann Carl, tOi NOhpOrD Tyler Seville ~ With a,.,
sch Lavnia Bell of Brookhaven By Ba,o. sdv, OF ,,,,s
seh setasa"a lof Gouceser BYaa Ponce r. day. ..1
=
shr Edward Burnett O Newburypor Pene Para 81 d.y ss
yshbsr -
Charles Warren (of Gloacee Smith B.r,oa DAY. ss
fruit .
- scHoosERs-EyEg 6oisrwsr
Harry Ls0tep Virginia surprise Providence
NJ. x. Carlisle, Providence O7tsnO. Providence
Fannie, Boston FanAlin Pierce. Hss Jasy
Mar NJ. DAVIDSON. Gloucester Ne7aia Bsasos
David PeaFsal, OTeenWich.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MONnog. Feb i-PasseA
Congress the European qudon the United
Wyoming arrived be from Norfolk this afternoon aud S Pocst
a tra
EoRYox Feb 1.-THE steamship Victor from Havana f)s e.
put this port to-day short Of coal
Ca Feb A-AnTet steamship SaraSo,ss from va.
Clssrei brig Selma or ST. John b bark Clenea0s ~
Liverpool
| CHARLEsros s. c. Peb lL-Arrved. steamship vsas from
Philadelphia schr. Old Chd. from Havzns
Feb liArved
slip SCmara Hong Kong with d fr Ae Aver
| lsn ship Shirley, from Hong Kong
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
A DISASTROUS LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION.

PORT JERyIs, Feb. IA serious accident
happened about o'clock last night, on tho Lrie Rai
way near susquehanna depot. From that place TO the
summit-seven mies-thero Is grade OF 10
feet TO the mile, and "pusher" engines are ON
ployed to assist trains to the top. As Extra
FREIGHT. No. &c. Minor Keyes Of Port Jervis CON
ductor was pushed up by two Of these locomotives,
the boiler OF the one next the tsain exploded throwing
the engine down bank distance OF 20 or 80 feet anu
turning it completely about. The fireman. Charies
Underwood carried down in the cab, together with
a boy who was riding the engine. The former was
taken out thought fatally injured, being scalded Dy
the escapnc steam and also badly bruised and CUT The
boy was not hurt. Michael Carey. the engineer was
blown a distance OF many feet, and was iouhu'
unconscious OF what had occurred, but not
seriously injured. although cut about tno Ae'''
An old man and his SOD who were s.Ah"hs
on the rear platform OF the caboOsc were STRUCK ny
piece Of the boiler The formers leg was DroKrh To-
cetber with two OF his ribs. The latter was oauy cut
about the legs Pat Mccoy OF Deposit was ioun
feet from the place. dead, but whether no ""' ~ -
the explosion by the smashing OF tno c"ooo'' W n
the rear pusher is not known. III '"o u"DOoe'
there were three men beside Oohuuo'0i
his Hagmap. Michael Fritz. and Charles Dean'
Trapr Rloter and Patrick Connolly, brakemen.
Tho coloose was badly shattered by the concussoh ara
thp hot steam rushed in scadlng more oI rs 81 co.
all the inmates princpay apEu tn the track the engine
When the pusher was throw ron % bnse vrecking II
following il went cracking into the caDoone, r.
badly aud throwing the persons INSIDE upon ~" fnTtbep
of lie Track iufcting, sing1arly enough ~ tuitnsi
~ tnirrU @ ~ how who was standing on the pat
form of tho cahOose at the n0wu %S oi sHS
tter te yntoson the wrecked caDo0se TOOK ure' iae
flames spreading to some oil cars toai Se mail train
from the east was due this tme ana nag wa, @
ahead TO signal It, Upon its arrival at the n ps
hacIed on switch and It's locomotive coupled 70 @ sne
iocomotye OF the burning train The cars WoH VIZ S
an fire were detached and the rest OF the lrhIn
out OF danger Aid having been sent io 10 @ and n
dnof fWo cabooses soon arrived. ana tue Heau a h ~
& tsIen 10 that station aud cared Tor NoeausV n"'
Geen assigned for the explosion
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15

Another new White Star Liner bhs made
her appear in American waters and Is I'm every
spect worthy rank with her already We'd known and
popular predecessors, the Oceanic the Atlantic ana the
Baltic She is In some respects even their superior.
She has been fitted with light turleEleck forward de-
signed TO keep the forecaste aud flush deck dry In heavy
about 900 horse power boon gained The Republic tor
Buch was the newcomer named on her launch the an
coupterpart OF the other ships OF this line, being
a four-masted iron sealer. 43s feet in lsngth, az
proportioned aud htted more like yacht than
morcAant stespsbip, She was built W H"''N
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
THE FOREIGN MIDDLE.
OPINIONS OF LEADING ENGLIsHMEN-THE COMIC
PAPERS on THE SITUATION.

LONDON, Wednesday Feb. IL. 1874
Lord Chief-Justice Cockburn, the British
mombcr Of the Geneva Board approves the Govern
ments refusal TO admit the claims for indirect damages
Mr.. william Fowler member OF Parliament for Cam
bridge addressing his constituents last night dwelt at
some length on the Alabama case. Abiding TO tho
claim OF the Uuited States for indirect damages he said
England should not buster nor should she submit TO be
bullied. lie believed that the country TO man, had
made its mind IL its American cousins wanted onoy
they would ha,e 10 conc and take 1t.
The Tme5 considers the situation to-day more ssfIsfse
tory. II dcrOs that the quarrel was sprung because.
Gladstone feared the effect of the nrigues Of Disraelt
and Dixie; fer nothing could DO unpopular IN En-
gland.
The Daily Telegraph does not credit the report that
reply to Lord Granyiles has arrived from Wash
ing'on II thinks the American Cabinet will wait until
the text Of the note 10 received by mail before making
formal answer.
The London comic papers. Punch Fun, and Jady,
print cartoons rdiculing the presentment Of the Ane
can claims for indirect damages
The Daily Nel0s this morning has n special dispatch
from Rome which says Gen. Sherman at his reception
by the King of Italy assured His Majesty that the Ala
Dama question would be peacefully and finally settled
by the Geneva Tribunal of Arbitration.
WAsHINGrOE, Feb. H.-Sir Edward Thornton. In con-
yersatiOn with a gentleman OF prominence yesterday
United States and Great Britain respecting the interpre
tation Of the Treaty of Washington. and he believes that
the misunderstanding will be satisfactorily adjusted
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
TTLEGRAPUIC NOTIs

The Count de Chambsrd has !pliiNed 90 Aut
seP wisie be intends 70 take up bis Teieace.
-. The cities Of Minneapolis and T. Anthony,
slsn united under the Oi MBEeepo Tiay ~
H-.o.ily 10 bOil cites
The English expedition 10 search in hcipteror
. Aes for Dr. nvg La len LonOa, tie acary
tsea 81 slibed 20 Gefrey IL expenses
The annual town elections in ChemuDg
tosnly Tueay, rtsuei .errb-
he.1s Dewocrs.s Last year re,es.
ssa sse HsV l,,csae
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15

The demand made by the miners OF North
s,afordshre England under threat OF generai eiiao
that eight hours shall constitute h"orhihs ' .,a
uation of extreme gravity; 10000 men are ,e A.
rne malice 10 masters is universal no , nf the
trct disclosing degree Of unaniity on tne tra,ted
men almost without parallel lhen ue0is'oN - "
with extreme anxiety. ~ -
The London Lancet says that the new Dill on
Contagious diseases in England will be laid peiore 'ue
tIou.e Of Commons Immediately after the opehns " "
Parliament The first clause OF the Dill wl H. iii coS
itn legislation on the subject. Tho new act "" -
"nsnGlv lie very full If not exhaustive III ~
Visions and large part OF IL VIII not " - 'A'
ur,,,uAe much OppVsltlon-
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
A s11c1nAI. MoNoMANIAC.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 14.-The yOuEg son OF a
prominent and wealthy citizen, whose name l. cup
pressed was found this afternoon suspended by The
neck 10 the bansters OF the stairway in his fathers
hOnse. He not quite lead when cut doV %. but Il
was with great difficulty that he restored IL's -
the th.d attempt OF the young to coIriH -ur.as
10 cause hss been assigned for this strao8e coDd'c
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
TWO MEN STABBED.

. During a fight, last night, at Washington and
Morrisss Michael Blake Of No. ~ Morrist stabbed
In the cheek and Thomas CaTT Waterman Pier No
90 In the hack by John Connors and another
HugAes Tic ante made their escape. JLc wOEAded
men were removed o. the T.. TX Hospital
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
THE STATE OF TRADE
--LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
LoSDoy, Feb. 4-Bsea.ng.-furpentin 81.

Ng~0RrRAys Peb lG-Hour Com Oi,s 1rehsn.si Dna
81 rs Hay. s1a sa Pok so 1S Bacon-shos.er. ss's.
9dl0ci Ham-Sugar nm at l2s0l]c Lord fm Tirss
stGh.c Sugar-Rsceps light and deHn. sir fBror 6aTj
Fax to Fuly Fair std9.e Prime srotf Prime aloe Moas
quiet. Inferior 3n Sc. Common Good S04So Ff.
$780, Prime 10 Strictly Prime. BASE Whisky. SioDf 11l
Coffee steady 200,c Exchnge-SIerng Iyt Gss he
discount Gold lot.
wmsSgIos n c. Feb ISpirs Turp.ntus sronr o. Rs.s
dm - t strained Crude TUrpentna ssaly - IS t ujy
50 = 0r YsloF DIP and Y.fgia. Tsr .ellf a % o.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
THE WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcER,i
WAsHISGIos. Feb l5-l a. n'
.S,ll nnais I'm. HE nnSf krfnlufOur hONrs,


WAsHISGIoS. Feb. Isl a. IA.
SIM 0Dsis fDr he past twtHty-fOW hours,
the New,Jersey coast has apparently moved north
eastward over New gland into Maine ana oanso1;
veered sout west and northwest, aud reeh OF DIlsA
westerly winds have prevailed during wednesday irom
rho Mississippi River TO the Atlantic Ocean -.
Light winds backing to South are now teporteu from
Tliinois and Wisconsin the Missouri Cloudy weather
with occasional snow has prevaIieu on tis Lower lhs
and and partially cloudy and clear weather
I'm tsneratnre has very generally fallen from the
Lower lakes 10 the Atlantic, and risen from the Ohio
Valley north-westward. An area Of high barometer has
sytanded north.east from Texas into the Ohio Nah
lev Pleasant weather has been reported from the Cali
fornia coast. c,,,,.
The barometer will probably rise on Thursday very
generally throughout the Atlantic stoes north westerly
winds and falling temperature extend over tho Middle
and Eastern states.
Partially cloudy and pleasant weather on the l-swel
Lakes. rising temperature and increasing sOutherly
winds extend over the Upper Mississippi valley.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated fcr Thursday
mn
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15

& Wolf OF Belfast and is conu.nd.d n.
Capt Dgby Murray. the Commodore OF the whits
passengers in tho days Of the never sreo,i1n
Collins Line, the names of several OF vbose yoras
ships have been happily adopted by the companv uho
placing such magnificent ships In tic ser yioe of
the American travelling public
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
suecidi Notlres

,,en,,.nrst Assembly s,ns IN ;. ~ :, i,s,s
As-ocia ai Nea b.a rhri sDd fsarth ssss
asls M gi4ar.isp BNENlNu |" eoA u" ss%sp
THIS :, Ne plcr 81 y o'clock W. IA pE SAAr
WI ne SsrroS II. j. MooEe, secrets,e< Pie.~s
u b,vag reported that bad f'st IN hnest -'s, -
hl tha tue fact the sra oe'.1
ts MI han ever before 90 all kind VI 6LASS hReDiaG ssa vsrs
NEETAL CUTTING and 70 suys ny ncre,sns ns's a@''
i'1"' W ~ J. r DcNNAN.
Feb I. ls5 Ghs, Besias "o &. HsN -
Renne,, Psir-k no. .ag Magic Dh 10 ss's'sss' 80 y
nc .vulisa s.J ',,s,L, Ca iss h-f -
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15

John Talbot, charged with smuggling and with
5s,hg The odees who arrested tim hes vestsnss sse
bail shied. thai aoOl Il ihe airr q
gang Of sususg.- 10 Greenwich-t.
An unknown man. age 60. was taken suddenly H.
YESTERDAY IN hqnor store az Water and RO9.eve.s al ID
after beng el the Olk-st Pp-e Chasyl.
g. tlei s4lien o. 40. Z30 Grsnd-st
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
Removal.

Ggo7ER L BAKER Swing IACuiss -.
Have Removed 10
786 and 78S Broadway. corner 0f Ten'h s.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15

0Cod Liver OIL taken appsar.ne u coas1m,a
ore, Ct ,ernspeat eure," HAZARD CAssgLLs tue best
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
From TAs In4eperden,

THE JERSEY CITY MURDER TRIAL-VEEDlCr OF
MASsLAUGHTER.
The trial of Officer Charles Harmed Tor the
murder of Henry Nolte. was eonciuaed 20 'no
cou, Of ouar,o, sessions Jersey City. Tug Lion, e. IL.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
N4RRIED.

traes Tnrksh Baths Lexington co ss'hst eaa as
.s d.y and ali dAy and evening Ad'shass weS
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15

Josr.ou,. Anodyme Lniment curss cr.up in .,o~.
.t4a uaufsr
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15

of HArxS si r'4
Ike magic Sold b. all Drugg.stA
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15

r.. R.yyv, PAIN KnLss MAGIC on vortI ~ ,Asr .
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15

rTNACH-In BreoklyD wet9edaI even S Fss
CLa m p a.orv Van DYKE CLARK SssiOrh - Lkss
Il daughter of Csnach, ED, Of BrOokya
wednesday Feb H. By the Rev Dr. keodncs
Theodore " Todd " daughter Of David LGisn of VIA s,-
No cards. -.~
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
DIED.

An Notice. Of Marriages must be indorsea ~itA fs1
name and address
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!!

rRoNG AND rrIE RICH RLoop-IXCEEAsE
OR FLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AMI
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED To ALL
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SPRING TIME TABLE.
hrough and Direct Route to Washing
ton, IL itimore, Eimira, Eric,
Buffalo, Rochester and
Niagara Fails.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. JUNE 10
" 1872, the trains on the NartheI& c. mira
Railway viii run as follows:
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AGENTS FIND
Literature, Art and Song

Is the best selling book ever offered Il
combines the Aumor Of xnecdoie, the wisdom
of essay. the information of history and biog
raphy, the sweetness and grandeur Of poetry,
the exquisite charm of music, and 400 beau
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.Solid reading for graver moments plea
SAINT pictures to illumine quiet hours and
gems OF song for the social circle"
An Agent writes, sold 127 copies this
week. Will sell 500 this month easily"
Our neW system of contrasting does away
with objections to the business. Particulars
iree. valuable present 10 every new agent
INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.. 90
and 95 LIBIRrY STREET, New York
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PerryspiUc, Janinta Comfy, Pa

PerryspWc, Janiata Comfy, Pa
THE undersigned has opened out a new
l. Tin and Stove Establishment in tie room
on Railroad Street, next doer TO the Tusca-
rors Hotel, where he would be pleased to see
all who are in want of Tinware Stoves &c.
tie will also give prompt attention to all or
ders for Roofing. Spouting and Jobbing, all
of which he guarantees to put up with the
hest of mai erial and in a work man:like man
ner. Having had over ten years experience
in the business he iattcrs himself that be
can give entire satisfaction to the public.
He keeps on hand the celebrated Nimrod
Cook Stove, which is the best baker, most
econc mical and heaviest plated stove now IN
use. He will keep on hand the Oriental
heaters. and n general assortment of the best
Stoves manufactured JOHN DUNBAR.
COAL, Lumber, Fish, Salt, and all kinds
~ Of Merchandise for sale. Chestnut OAK
Bark, Railroad Ties, all kinds of Grain and
Seeds bought at the highest market prices IN
cash or exchanged for merchandise, coal,
lumber. &C., to suit customers. | AN pre-
pared to furnish to builders bills OF lumber
just as wanted and on short notice, of either
oak or yellow pine lumber.
NOAH HERTZLER,
Jana Port Royal, Jun ista Co, Pa
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<FizEa A LECTURE
.z.Eg TO YOUNG MEN

Jus, Pa7iis!ef an Il .Sstisi Eare,ope. Pr.cs
Sit Cents.
4 Lecture en- the Nature, Treatment
and &adical Cur: o! SPerrnaj orrher, or S-o'-
inal Weakness. Involuntary Emissions Sex
ual Debility. anl lmped men;s to Marriage
general, ; Ner BUSINESS. Consumption, Epi-
lepsy and Fits; Mental AMI Physical Inca
pacity, resulting from Self AbIsp, sc --By
ROBERT J. CuLYEHWELL Vi. b, Author
OF the Green Book &C.
The world lirenowned author. in this admir-
able Lecture, clearly proves from his own
experience that the awful consequences of
'elf-Abuse may be effrcfually removed with
out medicines, and without dangerous SUI
gical operations. boueies, instruments. rings
or cordIals. pointing out mode of cure at
nnce certain and eiectual by which every
sufferer. no matter what his condition may
he, may cure himself cheapiy privately. AMI
radically. THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE
\ BOON TO THOUSANDS AND THOU
SANDS.
Sent under seal. 10 any address, in a plain
sc led envelope. on the receipt of six cents,
or two postage stamps. Also DIR. Culverwelrs
Marriage Guide" price so cents. Address
the publishers.
CHAS. J. c. KLINE & CO.,
Post Office Box 4,5S6. l27 Bowery, n. Y.
apri1-ly
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FORCE PUMP.

THE undersigned is agent for one Of the
L hest Force Pumps. for any dep:h of cis-
tern or well, in the world. By attaching hose
to tie spout, water can be thrown 80 to 20
feet. Nothing better could be asked in case
Of fire. 1t is . non-freezing pump.
SAMUEL LEONARD,
Oakland Mills, Juniata Co., Pa.
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New Tin and Stove Establishment,

Post Office Box 4,5S6. III Bowery, n. Y.
aprl1-ly
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iMfdifaI.

or susar.COated, Concentrated, ROet
and Herbal Juice, Antt-Eiiious
Granulcs. THE "LfITLE GIANT"
CATHARTlC, or Multum In Parvo
Physic.
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DIR, RADWAY'S
chRSApARIIIIAN RFSOjVFNT

mas MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES;
SD QUICK 81 RAPID ARE THE CHANGES
THE BODY CNDERGOFS UNDER THE IL
FLUENCE OF THIS TRULY WoNDEaFtL L
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D R Y G o o d s,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
G r 0 G e r IE s,

Such as Sugars. Syrups, Coaees. Teas and
Spices. Also, large lot of Queensware.
Hardware, Wood and Willow Ware. Fish
Salt and Nails. Together with full assort-
ment of Goods usually kept in country store
BA- Highest price paid for country pro
duce IN exchange for goods. Prices to sui,
the times May |, 1872
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aNrdiea
RAnxAfs IS; sEipY Mi y RELIEF

kAuWAI . 06HVI uc6es
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from Ono to twenty minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
aer reading sh. avss5i;sneppt. r1Ts reed any one
RADwAY's REAPY EArRE RELrEff PAfN - eo"- ~"
II was the hrst and 4
The Only Pain 1teme0X
that Instantly stops the most excciatng pans asys
inn-s stomach Bowels ether glands or organs, by
one isPlffiRsiSSSI IN lffiRSI ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES ~.
Eanlaric. or Frustrated with disease may suffer.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD 2IE IEsrhNHTs Z TiIsHsEA Ease
1yrr.MMKTioN IkEhSNaFsfTlGGEk ~ TIE SexELs D.ADD.a
iNFLAAN C0NGEsTION OF THE LUNGS.
SORE THROAT, PIFEIcTTILTT Tin PEEAuHlNMGi nS AnH Mari
MYSTERIES. GROUP. DEfHIHkELA DtEfp4hkkH AfsE1uEsz.
HEADACHE, ToorHAcHE ~. nrrr,,,-,s,,
The application OF the Ready Relief to the part or
parts where the pain difficulty exists VIII afford eas,
and comfort. ,,.-;,, ,
moments cnre C GRANTS, SPAsMS. SOUR STOMACH
HEARTBURN, SICK HEADA.,HE, plARKHEA,
DIsENIEIRE1s; 81 IEsN C9LtG, MiND IN ihh 0o" LIS
R.ady Keller with them. few droI in water VII
prevent sickness pains from change of water IL b
better than Frech Brandy or Bitters as st'ui'-''
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE cured for tny cents. There Is
= remedial agent in this world that wia ee f.yef
a d Ague and all other Malaiious Bilieus, Scri ~,
bh9la, ,s.10S ,a ss. asa ss RADwAYS READY RELIEF
Fuy cents prr bottle. Sold by Druggists.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-09-25

Caution.
A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
IA Hunting. Fishing. or in any way tres
passing ON the farm occupied by the under
signed, in Milford township. All persons so
will be dealt with to the full extent
Of the law. JOSEPH FUNK.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-09-25

MEDICINE, THAT
Eycry Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Feit.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Every drop Of the SARSAPARILLlANR RES,'l.E-
ENr Communicates through the Blood, Sweat C'.s
And other fluids and Iuic, Of the system the Of f
for it repairs the Of the body with ai' s
material. Scrofiia Syphilis, Consumption. GandGi4E
di-.asc Clces In the Tnuai, Mouth, Tul o- Modes II
Glands and other parts of the system, s,rc Eyc,
Strumou, Di,eh.rg frrrn the Ears. sEd the woTs:
flrms Of Skin diseases. Eruptiors Fever Srcs Scad
Head, Ring WG-n Salt IAcum, Erysipclas Acne, DE!t
Splis Worms in tn: Flesh Tualors, CaIeerS In u:
Womb and all weakening and painful Gisclaers, Sikt
Swxaia Loss Of Sperm and al wastes cf the HE Prnc
pie within the curative OF tEls wonder oi Mol
eru Chemistry, aud few DAY viii prove tn any
person u.ng 1t for either Of these fos cf Giscsc its
potent power 10 cure them.
II the patient dzily becoming reduced ly tle wastes
nnd decomposition that Is continually progressing. r
oerls in arresting these and reairs the Win
new material m.de from healthy bloOd-aid Ills tie
SARSAPAnIL.LiAN yli and does secure.
Not onl; does the SaRsArA.E-LiAy EyscLvr.7r G.. e
nj REMEDIAL agents IN The cure CT th-o'c. Scr"f
lo- constitutional, AID Skin ciseasSs Lut IL Is The o
positive cil.e iOf
Kidney & EslnG.lcr Co.,piaiEts,
Urinsry AID Womb diseases, Gravel. n7btvs. Dro.sv
Sto2paca Of Water Incnntinencr cf Urine, Brigts D
e1>e Alb;i,nuria and In al where there brick
dust deposits the water Is trick. cloudy mixed III
Substances ike the whitc of an g. threads lie willie
sk. there is morbid, dark bi"G, appearance, ard
white bOne-iust deposits. and When there Is pt King
burning sensation whcr passing water. ami flin Ia L.,
Small Of the Buck AMI along the Ions. Pr!ce, tIoo
HCRMS.-T'c of,y lnown and s-rc Eefnccy