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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-24
Iattnr sro.r, Petersburg.


CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
PETERSBURG, December y, 1872.
A horritle accident occurred this morn
inr in the kitchen attached TO the residence
of CAPTAIN I. N. Wright, on Sycamore
street, BY which negro woman named Sal
lie johnson was fatally burned. 1t appears
that the woman, who has been employed as
cook by Captain Wright, came FROM Der own
house at an early hour this morning aid pre-
pared brcak rast after which, while leaning
over the stove, she fell asleep, and her
dress caught fire from spark. The woman
was so badly burned, the flames being all
about her when she aWolie, that after llnSer-
ing till this afternoon she died in great agony.
Another bad accident isrcported us having
occurred on Halifax street. Anegro named
Edward fell from house on which he was
at work with an axe in his hand, and was
badly cut and injured by the fall and by the
tool. which fell with bin. | lave not heard
any fuller details.
Rev. DR.. G. j. Gibson, who has been Ill
recently, was sufficiently recovered Sunday
to conduct services at Grace church. The
venerable DR.. William \. Plummer preached
Mt the PRESBYTERIAN church on TaJb street
morning and night on both occasions to
large congregations. His sermon at night
was grounded on the theme of the Uses and
value of atiliction, and was fine and iu-
pressive practical discourse.
Christmas has already opened in ways
partly good and partly bad. business in all
lines is very active, the city is full of visitors
from he country, and our merchants are
makius unusually heavy sales Of holiday
goods. Then the cotton receipts are still
very large and the tide seems incessant. Per
contra, the drunkenness incident to the sea-
son, and the violence and taw-breaklng
which it inspires, have already begun very
lively. The Mayor was crowded with sub
cases this morning, and will be tomorrow.
Now, it may be added that marrying is also
very brisk and frequent. l leave it for your
lady readers TO decide to which category,
good or bad, this kind of celebration at
taches rightly.
The Court of Hastings has been in session
to-day, and has been engaged with civil
causes only.
There will be grand temperance rally at
the chapel on Washington street "Wednesday
night, at which addresses will be made by Il
number of distinguished speakers.
The weather has for several days been
very balmy.
The Petersburg Lodge, No. ID, will give a
supper on st. Johns day. ROBIN ADAIE.
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: az Weiiinrs6d aoddfn,
Aucaoneer and fseai Essate Ageilf.
.a-ner AZ EIeyentfs and gank street,.

COMPASSIONATE SALE OF !, LEE .IIslEs
EsTATE IN "a s9,ftsfsTssssSSaf Al
E Fac Ts2HFrHwET SoaNEk OF gAgT ASg
IIFVESTH sTREETs.By virtue OF Iwg 1,atp5 cns
SE az fdIcuif Court OF Caroline coun.s, s.,fe
OF sss !, tho 10th of September, ISL IN sae
tered OF On Harrison Fn "a com
ss the Ihdsrssn npt sgas:a q
ns vii! sell 1t auction in the city OF Sl
sld I in 'front.' of the tobacco factory hnm Corner:
I'M nnneI 81 Bailey, Esq, ut the y ,hs. s.s,
oS fan aud Seventh streets. on s ~ nnt
9t al 1sSs ut O'Clock r. hl lai,, ~ Tyr
ast far day thereafter the INC esst a "
tIisia II ouesepberry In that large anu lrs IL;
MsGfo FACTORY located as above now ,n m na5
acc1 s,;eT Of Mr. Samuel M Bailey al tue
rental Of 81 $50 r. %, foo. N, Seventh street,
ID de.ss 11 Carv street OF lao iees. eo stories
am Tn fest1ry liz vey large one, ana Is i've md
ion With aI addltioR TO 1t, recently enifee'
sFg.as enough in cash to defray Costs 81 tbrec
and aInenses of sale BALANCE ut one lToi secn
anu anu as ~ the TWO rss bearing six per cent Is
and tfs retained till al Of the glrcdIf ,e CONT
a an1r poiS and y con, eyancc ordefea py LUG .o
iu'' ROBERT OGLD, commissioners.
+ 10 X NELCH,s
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Auetioneeys and Real Estate Agents,
No. I2I2 Main street,

.r E = =. ,=#a
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" VALUABLE VACANT LOTS SITUATED
ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF VENA-
BLESTREET AND MECHANICSVILLE TURN
PIKE; ALSO A MOE LITTLE MARKET FARM
ON THE WILLIAMSBURG PIKE, ADJOINING
THE NATIONAL CEMETERY. ABOUT ONE
HALF MILE FROM THE CITY, At AUC-
TI0S.-The undersigned commissioners under a
decree of the Richmond Chancery Court pro-
nounced on the 18th October, 1871, In the cause Of
Walker and ais. rs. Slater, executor and ais, Will
offer for sale at public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY the goth day of December. 1872, ut /
O'Clock p. 81, those TWO DESIRABLE LOTS To-
Gated rs above described, fronting scsx feet more
orless. Also, on TUESDAY the 5lst day of Decem-
Der, 1872, at O'Clock z. ~ that nice little MAR
kET FARM located as awe described, containing
seven acres more or leas.
TERMS OF SALE: VIII be onc.fourth Of the pur-
chase money cashi the residue ut SIX twelve, aud
eighteen months Tor negotiable notes. Interest sd
dcd; title retained until same are paid, and cor
veJancc or Died ordered by the court.
a.. COURTNEY,
w. l.. SLATER,
Commissioners.
de ls-ls,l7,ls,1e.2l, ,e7,23,ao,3l
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rt,e weather.

EVANSVILLE, ND, December 2S.-fester-
day was the coolest day since 1854, the ther-
mometer indicating 10 degrees below zero. ].
C1scrssAT1, December 23.-The ice at
Newport bridge broke to-day. Eighty thou
sand bushels of coal was lost. The steamers
escaped.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, December 23:-The river
Is virtually closed above this point. The ice
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New York Items.

New YORK, December 23.-Mesdnmes
Woodruff and Claflin have been indicted by
the grand jury for libel.
The Stokes trial is progressing, ana at
tracts immense crowds.
The Federal Court to-day affirmed the
verdict against Lilenthal & Co.. of Slo4,0oO'
for violation of the revenue laws regard
ing tobacco,
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BY Wellington Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Anctfoneer.
cornor of Eleoupnth and Rank streets,

UCTION SALE OF AN EXCELLENT
VEST SIDE OF SIXTH STREET BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH sTREsTs.IAt The request ,s;t
sell at auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY the
9TH of December, 1872, ut o'clock P. M., neat,
attyactive and admirably we'll located BRICK
nWEILINC;, now under lease to Dir. William
II Tvjcr to- expire on the I'd Of August, 1874. The
lot front Of sx5o feet to an alley ana inc
doc brick kftol,en and Is well adapted for the
nsa of moderate sized family; bath ROOM gas and
water on the premises, The neighborhood Is all
TERMS Liberal, and mad, known at the hour of
Gala lde 3I w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
p. SAIL persons having claims against tho
.st,,e of the late Mrs Mary ANN Hill are reqlxestp
70 nrescnt them to the auctioeer before the DIZZY OF
sale. W. Uatto:
de q IN"S.Io11 i.
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,rELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
stocss and Money markets.

NEw YoRK, December ss.-Money firm
and closed at to fraction commission.
Sterling firmer; prime bankers, 81; COM
mercial bills scarce. Gold, lllS. Govern
ments dull and unchanged. States neglected
and slightly lower.
BAIraonE, December as.-virginia CPS,
cansols, 56; registered, 40. North Carolina's,
CID, 3S3. West virginia's, l5l. Bids.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

France.
PARIS, December 23.-The Liverpool
packet Gerrnania is ashore at the mouth OF
the river Gironde. The passengers took to
the rigging, from which thirty were Washed
and drowned. The remainder We're rescued
by French steamer.
spain.
MADRID, December 23.-The bill enamel
pating the slaves in Porto Rico was read in
the Senate to-day.
Germany.
BERLIN, December 23.-The Prussian
Cross Gazette publishes the following lmpe-
rial order addressed to Bismarck: 81 relieve
YOU of the Presidency Of the Council OF
Ministers. You will retain the Ministry OF
Foreign Afruirs for the Empire, and are en-
powcred to vote in the State Ministry
through the President Of The Council, Del
bruck."
The premiership devolves upon the senior
minister.
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By Thomas W. Kcesee, Auct1oheer'
No. 1917 3iain street.

By THOMAS w Nccsec' fhuStASA~S-'
No. 1917 3iain street.
T ARGEsT AND MOST ATTRACTIVE
EISPECIAL SALE OF OIL-PAlNIINSS 4 ' fin
OFFERtD IN THIS CITY At AUIIloS. ~. vi" VI.
soil Mt nv auction -bou.c No. 1917 ilain street on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVEN Nhs; DGce ,Iio
her 10th and cob, commencing N octocA' slo
finest and most elegant assortmcnto
OIL-PAINTIHGS
,.o- trrod IN this market selected especially fer
nc nv Sir Denis Gale, Of the PcnnsylYahla ar ma
ierv, Philadelphia among which can DC i0"'u
c. ". KNAPP,
PAIL RITTER:
i'7o Vi ''' WILLIAM COLLINS. London;
ROBERT WEBB, i.ondoni
+. DECAMP, Munich;
a. CRCDOR, Paris;
CBENMAE. Berlin; and others.
Catalogues are now ready for dlstrlDuliou' auu
n,int,nps on exhibition. ,,,,. .,,o
We clll the especial attention OF the puddle ~ o
SELECTION ns thrv are rs represented ana very siC
kIr as presents for the approaching noiluaf ,
THOMAS V. AEE:EE' a"e'io'eei'
Owing TO the inclemcnt weather last h'us,tn;S
and Eridoy we have concluded to give III, ruh.it
mother opportunity Of purchasing ine pielIIGnSU
and will offer the above pictures IT ancto on M a
DA1 ahu AoI-A dc %
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REAE. ESTATE AGENTS.
L ESTATE AGENCY

DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
HILL & GODDIS. -,,,.,,e,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AID AUCEloEfEho
No. HOS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND "a
Valuable FARMS In every section OF the n !atr
STORES, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. and Bl!lLDlEo
LOTS in the most improving portions VI lhe Guy
HORSES and LAMBS renie:! or leased. special
attention to the collection and prompt reuilttai OF
rents. LOANS NEGOTIATED on real e'la'e iii
the city. ~, r,
Thsnkful for past f.vors, we respectfully ask rom
orr friends continuance of their patronage; ana
with Increased facilities, promise in tie future as IN
the pnst strict attention 10 m business entrusted 70
n am car,, FRANK u. HILL.
40 oo31n EDWARD &. GODDlN.
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BY Thomas W. keeseG. N"o'io''s'
No 1sl7 Main s.ya ct.

IRON SAFE, OFFICE DEslIs, Oh CHAIRS e12' s
sTovEs. C0COA.MaTTING. g. ro IN oa ar
AT AUGToS-oa TgEs aIi, Ell ps a. auction, on
Traifth street between Main and cary rE
One HERRING's F1RE-PR00k SAsh 8
Three very superior WRI I ~ ,TT2NG
TAEJES, CHAIRS, COCOA-MSIIlSs0'
ho' N'o THOMAS ". KEESEA-
-, Auctonear
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TIGH TRANSFORMERS SALE will sell
~ n,I,ic auctien on TUESDAY, December
o.,h W at o'clock =. NJ. on the premises: No.
liz virginia street between Gpry JiEee H 5TS 10
,fsfv is rrss Warrant In my hands IN favor Gl
Indrew l.. Ellc. ra Patrick sweeney for ground
rent. En- DID e'N He. &. K.
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Helena. Ark, Reported Burned.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, December 23.-t Is re-
ported that tile town OF Helena, Ark, mas
been destroyed by fire.
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DEVOLUTION IN PRICES.
JOHN OBRYAN,

JOHN O,BRYAN,
PRACTICAL. ORNAMENTAL, AND FRESCO
PAINTER AND GRAINER,
proposes 10 do all plain work nj cents per yard,
and ornamental at l2i cents; the best Of material
furnished. and satisfaction guaranteed.
Refers 10 Messrs. l.. ID. Cre,ishaw, Charles e..
Morgan, and James Stanley.
Shops on Hull street, opposite The Grand Cen
traIn
MANCHESTER, VA. December 81, 1872. de 2I-at /,
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

OLlCc COTueT Eleventh anu Bank Btreet5.
TRUsTEE'SsALEO OF VALUABLE LIT.
L TIE AGE FARM OF TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES ON THE MEADOWBRIDGE ROAD
HALF-M1LE NORTHEAST OF RICHMOND
BY virtue of two deeds of trust executed to the sub
scribcr by Mr. James +. GoddiG ITO secure the pur-
chase money),-the first bearing date 18th Of August,
1872. the second l4th Of October, ls79-bo duly
corded In Henrico County Court, shall In cIecu-
ton thereof at the request of the beneficiary, pro-
coed to sell at public auction, at the Office OF W. Cod
din real estate anctionecr. corner Of Bank and Eic
venth streets, In the city Of Richmond, on FRIDAY
The 2th OF December, 1872 at u O'Clock NJ. tho real
estate conveyed thereby, cnMs.s Ing Of the TRACT
OF LAND lying on the Sjeadowbridge road about
half mile northeast Of Richmond, opposite the
farm of the late Or +. L. Deane, adjoining the resi-
dsnGe OF Ar; George Gibson. containing TWENTY.
THREE ACRES, more or less.
On the place Is a neat COTT AGE with four rooms,
and an out-building suitable for barn or Kitchen.
The neIghborhood Is excellent one, and the land
very desirable for q mafket.garden.
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray expenses Of
sale and to discharge two notes past due toLe for
S33L5o, aud tho other for sI35.75; on credit IA 10
$3.50 until l2-l5th April lI3 on credit as to s6s:
the proceeds Of sale. on such terms as may be an
nounced at the hour Of sale, the whole credit pay
nens to bear interest from the day Of sale, secured
by trust deed.
de i1-eodtd JOHN T. GoDDIN, Trustee
SHERIFFs SALE.-Wil be sold Gu
~ SATURDAY, December IS, 1872, ut IL o'clock
4, H., at the New York and Richmond Granite
kanawha canal about two miles from RichiEopd,
; DERKIcks and APPuRTENANCEs,
9 CA NAL-BOhTS.
ENGINE aud FIXTURES,
levied upon by me 10 satisfy Gundry attachments In
my hands against the New York and Richmond
Granite Company.
TERMS: Cash. CHARLES HOWARD,
de ls-dttS Sheriff HcnricO cDality.
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.. POSTPOSEMENT.
In consequence Of tue inclemency OF the wcathct
on Thursy the lat instant aud Ivy the consent OIL
the parties Interested the above sue wi tT
Il. ~, , oIh.J NJ W. GODDiN.
III u, - ~ " "a" 49, Auctioncer.
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-07

CONGRESS-.

Mr. EDITOR Permit us to suggest the
name Of Hon. John b Packer as q candidate g
for Congress At our ensuing primary election.
Seeing his name for the last two months ut
the masthead of the Republican, it was the
general opinion that no formal announce
ment was necessary, but, learning that sew
eral persons. more sensitive stickers for
forms of law than consistency, assert that he
has not been regularly presented for the suf-
frages of the Republicans of Juniata, in
order TO satisfy their most fastidious scru-
pies We now present hir. lie has filled the
office for two terms with honesty, and Iare
ability. and is the choice Of nine tcr;hs of
the party in the district fer reelection -
III - .h~ 6-a rnrniins- r~;~-' Sny-
der and Northumberland, have already unan-
imously declared for him, and Dauphin, on
the 2C,h of August, will most certainly do
the same. leaving only our little county re-
naming Under such circumstances any
factious opposition to his unanimous renom-
inaiion is not only futile bat reprebensible,
and We think that it is the duty OF every Re-
publican in Juniata to make his nominate On
unanimous. MANY REPUBLICANS.
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MAN KILLEp.-A man named John
Nipple. while walking on the Pennsylva-
mia railroad TO his work at the west end
of Granville bridge, five miles above
Lewistown, was struck by the Second
Union Freight passing west. on Monday
evening. His right arm was crushed.
and be sustained fatal injuries on the
back portion of his head, from which be
died half an hour afterwards. He was
aged about SIS years, a resident of Lew
istown, and potter by trade He leaves
a wife and four or FIVE children.
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Died


KEPNER-On the 23th ult., in Perrysville.
Mrs. Ellen, wife of Calvin A. Kepnef, aged
about 38 years.
FIKE-On the 2lst ult., in Bratton town
ship, Miffln county, Willie Sherman, son of
William II. ard Margaret Fikc. aged 3
months and 9 days.
God has called him home to his mother, to
dwell with her in heaven above.
sDearest Willie thou hast left US.
Here thy loss We deeply feel;
But it's God who has bereft us.
He can all our sorrows heal.
''Gone on the darkencd joarney,
Unto thy lonely rest.
With hands all folded meekly
Upon thy marble breast.
sWhen forced to part from those We love
1t were 20 meet Tomorrow.
We still pang Of anguish prove,
And feel touch of sorrow.
This lovley bud. SO young and fair,
God called hence by early dawn.
just come to show how sweet flower
In Paradise would bloom"
COM.
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DELEGATE TO CONSTITUTIONAL con
VENTION

Mr. EDIroR 1t is of the highest impor
tance that the men who are chosen to repre-
sent the different districts in this Common
wealth in the State Convention to revise the
State Constitution should be men of charac
ter, industry and ability. SO that they can
intelligeutly lay hold of the questions of re-
form that will be brought up for the consid-
Grafton of the Convention, and so that they
can assist in moulding new fundamental
law that shall be in harmony With the spirit
of reform that il abroad in the land. know
of no one in our county who is better quail
fed for these requirements than our young
friend, Jeremiah Lyons. of our town, and
ask that his name be announced as candi
date for Delegate TO the Constitutional Con-
vention.
MIFFLIN.
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List of Jurors-September Term, 1872.

oEAxD JURORS.
Susouehanna-R II App.
Parterson-J Bratton, John Hackenber-
ger, Lucan Kingsley.
Lack-O Barton, I NJ Nelly.
Fermanagh-C B Bar. ley. Mingle.
Tuscarora-Thos Bergman, " Miiliken.
Beale-Isaac Hrubaker.
Greenwood-Louis targill.
Delaware-D rum.
Spruce IIill-Wm p Gruver, Thos Patton.
Fayette--Jos Gayman. Samuel Kinzer.
Turbett-Christan Hartman. Win Stewart
Mtflintown-C Is Horuing, Dan ell Panne-
baker. George Reynolds.
Walker-JohE Motzer, Thomas Porter
PETIT JURORS.
Beale-David Adams Isaac Barton, Jos
farmhouse, VIM Hoops. Andy Willoughby.
Delaware-Jeremiah Bruner, John Frey,
John Keiser. Alb Shelley.
Susquehanna-H Il Bean, Henry Frey
moyer, George Zel!er.
Fcrmanagh-Samuel Brubaker, Isaac Sci
Der. K 5 Warner.
Milford-Eph Cunningham, J Mctlin,
A H Mcdonald.
Tuscarora-Johu E Dobbs, Geo Rough,
Frank Milliken, John Reed.
Monroe John Frayiey, Sol Lauver, David
Markle, Wn Mcdonnell.
Lack-Jonathan Clifford, Samuel Kline, NJ
Stump. Andrew Yea'er.
tayette-J esse Grubb. J 3 McAlister. j..
W Mutersbaugh, Peter Shelley, Adam Spon-
hour. Levi Yahormer.
Miffiintown-John Huzzard, T U Parker,
Israel Yeakley.
Thompsontown-S Hostler.
Walker-Sol Kaufman, L E Rapp, Sam'l
Sieber Robert Sartain.
Turbett-S II Mcclure.
Paterson-Sshue Strayer. Harry stahl.
Greenwood-An ndrew Zeiders.
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I,EGISi,

Mr. EDITOR AS our Primary Election is
drawing nigh, it is necessary that We should
bring out our most available and strongest
men for the different Offices. | would sug-
gest the name of our friend John ".
Mutbersbaugh, of old Fayette, as the most
suitable candidate for the State Legislature
Mr. Muthersbaugh is popular in Miflin
county as well as in Juniata, and if nomina-
ted his election would be cure.
MIFFLINTOWN.
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CELEBRATION AND FESTIVAL

CELEBRATION AND FEsTIvAL.-A
Sabbath school celebration and festival
will be held in the United Presbyterian
church, NcCoysville, On Thursday, Au.
gust 18th, 1872, in the interest of the
Sunday school and in behalf of the
church. The table will be furnished
with the best the country can afford -
Addresses will be delivered ON the occa
sion. Admission 25 cents. A general
invitation is extended. Exercises will
commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and din.
ner at l o'clock p. NJ.
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HElyA A LECTURE
s4El TO YOUNG MEN

Just Published ir SeItsi EnosloPe. Pr,cs
SIR Cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment
and Radical Cure OF Spermstorrhosi, or Se.,-
inal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions. Sex
ual Debility, ana Impeliment, to Marriage
generally er,ousness, Consumption. EpI-
lepsy and Fits; Msnia' and Ply .ical Inca
pacity, resulting from Self-Abuse. &c By
ROBERT J. CULvEkwELL. NJ. u, Author
Of the Green Book" sc.
The world renowned author, in this admir-
able Lecture, clearly proves from his own
experience that the awful consequences OF
Self Abuse may be effectua1ly removed with
out medicines, and without dan gerous sur
gical operations, bougies, instruments, rings
or cordials. pointing out mode Of cure At
once certain and effectual by which every
sufferer. no matter what his condition Einy
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately. and
radically. THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE
A BOON TO THOUSANDS AND THOU
SANDS.
Sent under seal. to any address, in plain
Sc led envelope. on the receipt of six cents.
or two postage stamps. Also DR.. Culyerwelfs
Marriage Guide" price so cents. Address
the publishers,
CHAS. J: c. KLINE & CO.,
Post Office Box 1885. l27 Bowery, n. Y
aprlI-ly
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
hnxn,v An0 s-f y NJ

The arrivals and sales of Beef Cattle at
the Avenue Drove-ya.d were large this week.
reaching about 300 head The market, in
con-equeuce, was very dull and prices favor
buyers extra Penn. and western Steers
selling al 71a1ic fair to good do at 6alc'
and common at 4a5lc Z ib, gross.
Cows were unchanged about 200 head
soll at S30ai5 T. head. as to quality.
SHEEP were in fair demand IA ,0e0 head
arrived and sold at the different yards at ga
&c h ID gross.
Hoes we're in demand at an advance /;
3a26 head sold at s. 75aS u 100 lbs net.
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THE Illustrated Sermon as shown and
Teiyercd in the Methodist church on
y Wednesday evening of last week, was
foTih seeing and hearing 1t had merit.
u the Rev. Mr. Long should again favor
MIf!n with a sermon Of similar charac
er no building in town will De large
nough to hold the audience tina; will be
agfr to hear him and to see his iliustra-
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BLTz BLIIZ BLITZ - Toni ght.
snd to morrow night, in Graybill's hall.
snd the famous Chas. Rivolti in his
Wonderful feat of eating his Salamander
Supper. in which he will eat red hot
era!s of fre, balls of blazing birthstone,
Sealing wax heated to 500 degrees of
Ifea', drink boiling liquor from a red hot
lresse, and emi,s a blaze of file from his
nouth.
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LEGISLATURE.

Mr.. EpIToR Noah Hertzler, of Port
Royal, has held our banner aloft in two cam
paigns in a manner that reflected credit on
himself and his party. He has again con-
sented TO enter the field. l, therefore, ask
that ne be announced as a candidate for Leg
islature, in your issue Of tho 9th iHst. He
is a true man FERN NANAGH.
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Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Christopher
~ G. Engler, of Walker township, Juniata
county, Pa, and Catharine, his wife. have
assigned all the estate, real and personal, OF
said Christopher G. Engler, to Samuel Leo
nard, of Fayette township said county. in
trusi for the benefit Of the creditors ef said
Christopher G. Engler. All persons. there
fore. indebted 10 the said Christopher G. En-
g'er will make payment to the said Assignee.
aud those having claims or demands will
make known the same without delay.
SAMUEL LEONARD,
Assignee of Christopher g. Engler.
June IL, 1o12-6t
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CANDIDATES. CARDS.
CONGRESS-.

Mn EEIroR As il is of the utmost i'm
portance that We should place before the
people man whose name would add both
strength and vicor to the ticket, allow me to
present MS candidate for Congress, the Hon.
Joseph Pomeroy, of Academia, man widely
known for his strict integrity, fine business
qualities, and knowledge Of public affairs.
MILFORD.