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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-30
Germans Made Angry.

BERLIN, Oct. 2S.-There is a conflict between
the upper and lower houses of the Prussian Diet
on the country reform bill, which provides for
local self.government in the rural districts The
bill, which was adopted by the Chamber Of Depu-
ties in the last session, came before the House of
Lords at the beginning Of the present session, and
has met since with determined opposition.
Inc majority o. s h",. deputies % threaten tho TO
bill, and the Emperor has declared in favor OF it.
The president of the House of Lords was re-
ceived yesterday by the Emperor. who spoke &c
him about the dead lock in the Diet, and insisted
that tho Lords should bring it to an end by pass
ing the measure which the lower house ha,
adopted.
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REDUCTION in PASSAGE RATES
ANCHOR LINE STEANERs

ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
~ SAIL. EvKRY EDxkspAY AND SArus-
EH6e91 DAT.
Passengers booked to and from any Railwsy Sta
tion or Seaport in Great Britain, ireland, Nor
land. Belgium. and the United States,
:, cabin fare from NEW YORK to LONDON. LIy-
days Steamers $50 By Saturday 8 steamers 0e6
and SIS.
EXCURSION TICKETS, eIaO.
payable in Currency.
PARTIES sendine f6r their friends In the Old Coun.
ther PARTICULAR apply to the Aeents, HENDIR.
SON BROTHERS. BS..lHiH6 9fssa =; Z, to o.
an2.lyWsW-- ulningloa
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JOHNSTON l. BOGIA,
BOOK BINDERS,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
NO 400 SulPLEY STREET,

WILMINGTON. DEL.
Account Books Of every variety Of ruling and
binding made 70 order.
o an kluds bound in Plain or Fancy Styles.
Both being practical workmen. We are able to
uaranteo en- tire satisfaction.
Orders BY mail promptly attended to. apr) ,
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The Mixed Train will run subject to delays Incl
dent to freight business and will only at sta
tions here time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philsdsl:
at 40 A. NJ. Leave Philadelphis at l2OO N. And
Wilmington at 10 p. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those eabove.leaye Smyrna for Clay
Smyrna $40 4. m, and 2.10 D. M. to make connec-
tion with trainsto and from Dover. and stations
South.
CONNECTIONS
Al TOWNSEND. with the hent County and Queen
Anne's / Kent Railroads.
At CLAYTON. with the Msryl land and Delaware
Railroad.
At HARRINGTON. with the Junction and Break
water Railroad.
! AT SEAFoRD with the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad.
At DELMAR. with the Eastern Shore Railroad
and Wiconieo and focomoke Railroad.
| Il. 4. kENNEY. Supt.
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Railruad 3iufs.
Pc ENNHYLVANIA RAILROAD,
&&A0Ns - So 3
ON AND AFTER suNpA

wT.N az tSp .nI1 4rrrs Syn suypAHyi PAY OCT. 27. 1872
Trains leave Depot Thirty second and Market Sts.
Trains arrive sD Depc' rh rst ana Market ss
Paoli Accommodation da,.y, except Sunday, c, 20
An. s3Da.m. and lilo a. M. lat PIN. $40 pm.
Niagara Express daily. except Surda 7aO a. m.
Lock naven a. and Elmira Express daily. except
st as and s1SsS. E. Ran daily
Harrisburg Acc. daily. e1cept Sunday. $50 pm.
sikssSurE Tran daiy. except sasaas
ristsiburs Express daily. except sunday 7.3o m
Southern Express daily............ ...... 1910 IN
Pacific Express daily...".....-.-...-- !l.l0 pm.
Psc = Sunday IN Trains a@ and Il aS 80 p% %
Erie Nail SATURDAY night only to Williamsport
For ;Emigrant EXPRESS Tain leaving lo.sO ?. M
baggage de!i,s,ed Nc~ r%rI :, 16 N NnI BY 800
Express for New York. lis. % 81" and il 90 m. and
Accommodation Tor New York. 10 m.
Nay Train tor Trenton olj IN. 4 20 and II 80 p m.
Way Train for Holmesburg and Eustleton, 500 . M.
Nsw 81 o!k Sunday Trains. 7.21 III. 65o III. and
KENsINGTON DEPOT.
| holm cs6urs Bustleton. 645 IN. l2.OO nooB. Sis
way Ii.in for New. .Brunswick...~...... 2.l5 p m.
hxPress s Trains for Trenton. 7.sO and 40 and
Way Trains fer Trenton. 1000 a IN. Sl5. $50 and
r FoR BELv1DERE DIVISION.
Express TOR Trenton. Lambertville East ton, Scran-
w.y wton r4s;, 1s; ,y q m and 90 m
| and 0O IN,
Way Trains for Pennington 1000 In and SEQ In
A'''1'' ''i MakKEf' pt11s!' sfSsEf Sl2s Fl FERRY.
AmbOy Division.
| Accommoda for New York via Amboy, 6. 30 a N.
and 2.UO LII,
Accommodatioa for New York via Monmouth
| junction $40 m.
Way Trains TOR Trenton. 500 and 1000 In, I2 0C
noon and 10Y. 500 and 900 IN.
Accomm. tor New YOrk via Jersey City. 90 D IN
Way Tram TOR Burlineton.............. 6.3O y IN
Way Trains for Bordentown. 500 and II 80 D 10
Express Trains for LoLg Branch $50 a m and 2O(
pm
EXP, Trains for Hishtstown. go a IN and $3.50 IN
6nd 400 p IN.
Express Trains for Pemberton. Long Branch ant
Nj. Southern and 1uckerton Railroads, 1.30
Way Trains for Mt. Holly. IL 80 a IN and 80 IN
Way Trains for Pemberton. 1900 II. 2.45. 800 an,
| 60 IN.
sleeping Car Tickets for the West can be had oil
Application at the Ticket Office .D Chestnut STR
anu at the Depot. Thirty. second and Market Sts.
Agents OF the Cnion Transfer Company will cal
Tor and deliver Baggage ut the Depots. Orders wi
receive prompt atte ntion, and Railroad Time Car
can also be obtained at the following
| No. !vi Chestnut street,
| IlCkET OFFICES No. S5S Chestnut street.
lNo. ll6 Market street.
and ut the Depots and cry named above.
}. CASSATT Genera! Manager.
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oonnubIaiitles.

Whom crown with love Is royal;
Matters not her blood or birth,
She is queen. and am loyal
To the nobicst Of the earth.
Neither place, nor wealth, nor title,
Lacks the man my friendship owns:
His distinction. true and vital,
Shines supreme DER crowns and thrones.
When true love bestows its sweetness.
Where true friendship lays its hand,
Dwells all greatness, all completeness,
All the wealth Of every land.
Man is greater than condition,
And where man himself bestows.
He begets and gives position
To the gentlest that he knows.
Neither miracle nor fable
Is tho water changed to wine;
Lords and ladies at my table
Prove Loves simplest fare divine.
And If these accept my duty.
If the loved my homage own.
have won all worth and beauty;
have found the magic stone.
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PhiladC ~nla, wilmington aud ba,ti.
more Railroad,
~ u Nv q ~ 5.ss5E q
TIME TAkI,E

- NV q ~ sz7E zs.s -
TIME TABLE.
oo,nInencng Morday. June 81. 1872 TfAns will leave
:HS ssTf
sAmOFe. ,torrag - al eonp-e
Tor with smyrna nianch Railroad and Mary land and
Be-k~aler Raro4 seaioid win ioreaes.er and and
pei.ws,e t.lIoai At DelWar with LA.s.rn
ExrkEss h.Gri raAIs Al 1900 NJ tsund.y. .,ce,,.s, 10,
ss.moTs and wasn.n s.on st0ppirR a. Win ns.ca.
oy,a ,s shi SavteS-sf.e.- . & eonnects At VIII
sxFkkss TRAIN ,!ayo =: NJ. lsaadays excepted, or
.on.Nsw.rk. Els.ou .SOrtn-Eas charesiown Ferry
1Ges ~ Nisnol;r M II ,ns
.as.oa. s'ogpns At Chester. finvcod cl.ylnon.. vii
T.sg:ea hs sos siss
Fortress Monroe and Noroik. tate
T." - VII 'ssiHlnlyGros TRAINS
sts pgas :, Al staoss @ s.'seen philsds and wmng.on
50 a. Ths a. ss Il Main & 20 s
z #. MlS1 sns a .sa ssI s
.ia .ad sis an The & sy A. NJ vain ~ll no.
isss. ss W.@neas as'.t t aS 81 raAiFs'' r. On sunday
The d's A. NJ ] .r..n "sn, NAmlnsson wln cenn-et =.
Arsenal Junction by street cars with tue $50 A. Nj.
faIa eL ASp Sfs sakro sak 59 @ft
STOPPING AT al! stations Chester CrreA snl rh,-
ses,.n.. tn.s.,na .na sADoFe Fs. s.ni5at a,ile-s
days ~ 23J p fhilaie phia Tor Chester H-ig
as $50 p m Phladelph.a Tor oatpri 10 y IN
Wednesday, ahd ssturi ays 80 u, The 100 II
tram stops Al all Ststlous t,.we-n fh sdelphis
| LAAokin.
Leave Port Deposit for Philads pa eundsys exe.pted
y.3 n IN aud IS T. m; oNtoIi Tor fhilsi- phiA "a,
6lo A. H.: Chadd's Ford for Ph!lsiephia I " p
| SUNDAY. leave Phiisdep phia for oItold a,
| leave oxford for PnilAdeph!A $40 y
rTains leaving ilnington al IS a III, y.
conect At Lapoklu Junction with the 7.up IN sua
40 p m. trains for fh,iai-phia aud BNliulet-
| tfAl Railroad.
THO UGE TRAINS E4OH BALTIMORE.
| sEAvE WILMINGTON at lu.Sl /! ~ L. NJ n
| CHESTER FOE PHfLADELPHIA.
LEA CH ESTER at 10 81 sS. s. IS and II ns A. 81.
| l2.S, al. Al. 5.3l. OIL, !. So anu iu ST t Nj.
Prom Batrnoret TO Phadelphs. Leave Baltimore At y
| An. Way Mail; gsu An, EHpress: 255 T. A
| pr.ss. 1Su L. NJ. Ekpfess lt45 +. NJ. Express.
From Baltimore FORT DeposiiAnd
| AtSUUP. III
Accommodation Ainfrom For, ,Depositwiilleav-P.rry
Vile eAt6 II Am. 10 rBAltmor nd termed ate sts
| TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester A. l2.6 and sll A. land ass r.x.
Leave Wilmington 1889, Is aud 10 " \ ~. LES
| 5.l7 r.
| SUNDAY TRAIN EHoA BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore ~ IS NJ stopping AT NagnonA Ferry
mans Aberdeen, Hayr~-ie-,' Ace ferry r 4
| town, North East, Elkton. Newark, stanton. New
port, Wilnip pgLou, Clay yuiont LiEwCcL and Chester
| ~ KENNEL scper,nteudenL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-30
Fora HON esreao IN the West.
IL II s s 8 : = s
PEkkSYl JANA CENTRAL E. E.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMIGRANT LINE,
OR PITTS BU RG.
And all places in the West, Southwest AZ.
Northwest.


E8 T6B eHORTkeT AND BEST ROUTE. ~
Thisline Afford unequa all ed Inducements to per
sons desiring cheap and passage to tn
West, aud deserves particularly the attention of al
such Is desire to avail themselves of the Homestea
Bill passed by the last Congress.
Tho Pennsylvania Central X ailrcad, with its cor
Meeting lines Is by IS, miles the shortest route to
CHICAGO aud other prominen laces in the est and
is also the quickest cheapest and best route to a
prominent places in the Southwest and Northwest.
Passengers are fOrw arded in comfortable and airs
Passenger Cars furnished with cushion ed seats with
backs. water tanks. stoves, in Winter and
with such other eonvenienees as arereauiste for tn
Thronsh ticketsa sold to q, ,promin en- placeeil
tho West, Southwes and North west, at about hal
the usual first class fare.
Children under five years old free. and children
petween the ages offve and twelve years pay aslt-
Price.
Basgasechecksd and forwarded BY tho ametrain
with the passengers. Backgrounds ofbaggage car
.:cd free to every full passenger.
The train leaves daily except sundays, and tickets
must be procured and baggage at the Office
No. ll6 Market street, by 3o'clock. +: NJ.
by addressing the undersigned he will forwardb
return fmai. free ofcharGe, ,acircular containing
complete price lit, map. . correct copy.
Honssss.d Law. sed size sysh , 9shsE intormas,on
Ofths Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY.
No. ll6 Market Street. PhilAdelphis
pAiladelpbiA. June "a. taf6'a38
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NEW-YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YORk CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
Commenene MONDAY September l6 ls7 Through trains vi
leave Grand Central Depot;
NJ. Chicago Montreal E1ores with drawing eaD
through to WATERFOWL Rochester, and Moslgeah -.
1000 Special Chicago Express with drawing to Bssas
and Niagara FaikL
Hoo a.. m. Northern and Western Express
3:ie p m. Special Express for Albany Troy.
400 Montreal Express with leePngcars rom Newfok 70 -
Adams
Goo p H., Erprss, daily with sleeping WATERFOWL ossr
burg and Canandagua-
500 PAcse Express with sleeping Cor Rochester Buo
Niagara Fails; also Tor Chicago. both L. : ana NJ Z
Railroads Tbs train SUNDAYS
1850 D. with TROY and AnanY.
"a t.saara lpns.. Azfnt
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1n5irntilon

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n YORK TRIBUNE wtLL BE RECEIVED AT the UPIOhN
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A CARD. ...o,,. On ,,r.,c
N THE EEw.YOrK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
n ruery a $40 Broadway and 81 flih-are - 49, A.,
NOW LOCATED AT NO. EAST FOUkIEENlh'Sli Man
FIFrH-AYE
NEXT DOOR TO DELM0NlC0S
The ou'v Music School in The State ana has no bhen ~
I'M. cv nor any connection similar Institution using our pane
near as posbe evidently with the view Of obtaining panas esDl
Every branch here taught By The most tmn sunetoI'
In The land at price the reach Of ALI also all ioregn IAN
Instruction day and evening.
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hoTn.st has been incorporated 10 the .,.e,,
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ICE 1o4 aud 100 COurtst, near state
A CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL BOARD
N ING SCHOOL
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FOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
II toDie and Naugstaek Railroads Fare ST.
Catherine sip At u aud night SundaVs excepted
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Dancing Aeaoemies.

A DODWORTH's CLASSES for DANCING,
"A. No. 9l2 Fnhaye viii commence OCT Iweeas s
on MONDAYS Thursdays Tuesdays AMI FRIDAYS Nedneays
and Saturdays 0nceaweek SATURDAY morning and Friday evening
Mnay Tbursy evenings for gentlemen For tera &C. 'eHa 0r
circular
A ACADEMY OF DANCING, Lyric Hail.. 723
IA siIthavs and AdePh Hall Broadway FR sHi
ACADEMY ROOMS are NOW OPEN See circulars.
NE GARMO's DANCING ACADEMY,
IL No. 80 Fth-aVe corner Foureenth-st . -
C.sses will THURSDAY Sept 26 Afternoon
Classes will commence SATURDAY Sept g. Private lessons given now
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gtsambrafs aitb Railroads.

NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
Passenger snd Freight epot IN Hew.Yerk fot Of bstys Cea
Soab Branch r. RI Al llnpton unetoa rn
The Dsxare Jackawanna and Western Rai AZ fhp.uy W
The LhEb and pvson; and ~ Es'ioo WIZ sf
Valley Railroad aud connections forming drtet me 20
ssd The Wes without change Of ears; also 10 Centrai
wv ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIE WEST
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing July 10, t81L-Leave Nes.Y0rc 80 follows
SIS A. m-Wy Tram Tor Somervlo ani Fiempgton
s. nFor s',,op Bethlehem Bah. hsaci Cant Nirespas,
PoD Hshahoy City MI Carmel szeon, Tunkhsngock d0ssaAA1
WAy &C. Connects 81 JancIon With Del. Lack west X
gam.-MORNlN0 EXPRESS daily Except SdnaJE, 10Y bastea
Allentown. Hrsbnrg and West Connects AZ Sonee or
FemHgtoa at Es'ton for Mach Chonk Wkatd se-'eS, ~"
Transport. kns, Ne
1905 D n.-Way Tran for B,,lon.
m-For Pennington Esson. Aen'oFh Minth Chtt HAhscy
CIV Hae,on Wesba Serasea, ksz1a1 COsn5s LascsseI
Bphnts, Polnule. nsusbnrg &c
n.-For SomerVille
52J Z. m.-For. Paiubeid
m.-For someTvlir.
Janton with Del. Lack. Il WrsL <
s. y m-FOr S0merYiie and tcIliRiOu.
500 m.--For SotneTvilie
90 m-EvENING ExPREss, da 'or E,an. p.hsbsm, Ansn~
Ke'd,as llausbate, Phisbah cgieasO aa4 Cseaaan
m.-Por SomeryiNs
40 D. N .-tRmipastD- -Por EAstoa
3 ard lilo p. m.-Por PanasJ
For Ehrsbsh At 5ts bl5. - o. rs 5S 10 &c slS
10 20 HOO. Has R ilt5. 20 90 ~ ~ ~
5.ts 400 as $50 as 500 rs SD 3 C.bo GO 100. 1o
rs 20 9:OO g:t5. TO 30 Heb roo D. m
obtaad the oIe OF tbs Nsstsal ss
road Of He- J.ney Ne6Yofk and at he phha2a
hotel. and ck ohees 10 NeN-York CitT.
L. r. nv l--'7 'up''.1''N'''-
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Tnetrnrtlon.
M W. LYONS

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
Ea EAST TWEHTYSBOOHDST., CORNER or DHoAp"Ai'
OPENS sRPT lG SEVENTEENTH iRAR
ROOMS uuurpa~el, newly fitted up. siry steam heAsoc'
PLAN Young pupils viii Mrs Lyon, all others With Mr. Lyon
STrDIES An uoeIiul for BuneTs College Yearly ooys ehof
leading colleges Such taught wholly By PRINCIPAL iSlo sfa4Ae
ASSISTANTS Bes. obtAinSbeI devoted t'ed.
GOVERNMENT Minimum Of authority, maximum Of fndne~
PUPILS, Good boys in the past, only Speh desired
Patrons Of from to s years connection;
IT,, n ,ls,,,Isr E.ih,uel w Chatter, ysmos @ Holden,
ueup u. aIe,l1e' s-aI.r,,, cgr,s Thoa p Jeremiah,
John huehn,L,s isyu NJ ' William Morrison,
Lam 1roak. Parker HAaAY, RALPH " elL
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w-St]ools.

Col TTMRIA COLLEGE LAW SCllOOL.-Ihe
Rns,nth Annual Tern OF this Institution VII cousscs ~
f,,.,t.pIscs NewYot WEDNESDAY Oct lNL asa =, Ss
49, pI nv IA lsJ5 By Of the State Eranst>s
Lsv school are admitted thu bar without iaIts.
ssoguss .od other Information apply BY letter 70 "
DWiGIIT Professor Nc. 81 Lafayette place, N."forI
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY or NEW
u YoRK-LAW SCHOoI,-FoURrBENTH iEAk-lioa' ~, ~ p
DGyIRs PIE ient Of Law Pacu-rhe next term begns O.
ls2 M the Law Library University Builng. b @
son,re Ry sstute graduates admitted 70 the par s
inon upsr the court rules circulars &C. spPy 70 W. ~ h
TIN I.I Broadway JACQUES Secretary 70 ChamoeFI
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TRIE RAILWAY.-summer Arrangemn

Trans sSYorE for BLOOMFIELD and NoSTCLAlt Al '
$50, AID po4' d H' 49, ' A REAsONEk SuDenntendeuL
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, UNIIEU
RAILRoAps ON DLyISoS7trSS soS O. pESSKoS ,
at $500 and $3.50 m. 1880, geo SEQ $50, si9i.
night For Philadelphia via Camden. m. and For BALL
MORE and WASHINGTON and THE WEST, Baltimore, w
a. snd93o' For the SOUTH. $500 m and sSo' fel-
Palace Baltimore and Mshnfton daily on 9- IA tsn
without change For the EST PenasylyauA Railroads.&c. NJ
500. 500 Paman Palace attached DE y A.
through from NeNrork Pittsburgh CheSgo and Lca
Vile Without Pelham Palace ssehed o.
daily, and thoossh Pbargh Cnennss Louisville aaa ~
Louis without change Pullman Palace attached 70 10" ~
aud Aroaxh nom Ne~rork Psbagh fod Nalns All
Chicago without Tickets sale al foot ~ Desbeo - 90
Dai TAkes e6es JAW q s~
A. j. CASSArr Genl Manager. +. W JACKSON esn sepL
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-15
A FEW FACTS WORTH KNOWING.


First. There is no necessity to have
tooth extracted Tor pulled OUT because
it is aching. / can in five minutes stop
any tooth from aching without removin :
it, and preserve said organ for usefulness
for life.
That Salivary Calculus better known
as Scurvy) successfully treated, and a
cure warranted in every case.
Teeth filed by G l. Derr are warran-
ted for life.
That if people would have their teeth
examined once year by a competent
Dentist, and follow his advice, it would
save their beauty, money. and last, but
not least, their health for good mastica-
tors are just as necessary to good health
as pure air.
That . L. Derr is the Oldest Dentist
in the county that has given and does
give Dentistry his exclusive attention,
having been in the active and constant
practice Of Dentistry in your midst for
nearly twelve years, and is the place to
go if you want good, substantial work
done The most beautiful Porcelain
teeth mounted on all the various bases in
use. G. l.. DERR.
Mifflintown, May Is, 1872.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-15

CALL FOR A CONVENTION OF S. s..
ASSOCIATION The Juniata Sabbath
School Association will be held in the
Presbyterian Church at ?errysville Port
Royal on the 2Sth and 29th inst. the
exercises commencing at 10 o'clock on
the 2Sth. All the Sunday Schools in
the county are hereby cordially invited
and earnestly urged to appoint and send
delegates to this Convention. The del
egates from each school will number from
3 to G, according to size of school. The
assessment laid to meet the necessary
expenses of our Association, is ST. from
each country and So from each town
school. Printed programmes will be sent
to each school. as far as possible. at least
one week before the meeting of Conven-
ton. so that the subjects may be studied
and music practiced by the delegates
Come one, come all, Let us. by the
help of God and of Sunday School
workers. have the best Convention ever
yet held in Juniata county.
D. M. BLACKwELDEB,
-El Chairman Executive Committee.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-15
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MoNnAv Nav 13-4p NJ

The Cattle market was dull this week and
prices favor buyers. About 1900 head arriv-
ed and sold at the Avenue Drove Yard Mt y
aSc for extra Peeu. and Western Steers 81
a7c FOR fair to good do, and 5aGc y ID gross
for common The market closed very duh
with the above range of prices.
Cows and CALVES meet moderate demand
at full figures. Sales of springers at $50a65
and fresh cows ct S65a15.
SHEEP were in steady demand and prices
we'll maintained. Sales of clipped at 5a7c p
ID for fair to choice, and 50 y head for com
mon, and wooled at 7aSc p ID. Lambs are
wanted at S5aS z head for good, S2a4 for
common.