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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TYPOGRAPHICAL
INK WORKS,
COLLINS & JoURDAN,
Proprietors and Manufacturers
DiIsr to the trade of the Mississippi yausv
aualitv at SoRTHS OF every variety and guaranteed
Manufacturing Works, Tangipahoa, La.
BUSINESS OFFICE:
9So ID y l45 Gravier street, New Or1eans
A CARD.
Cake pressure in announcing to nv frand. o,s
me ousness OF manufacturing and az ~ IN
~ nS TO Messrs CHARLES COLLINS and De
MT Collins has been associated with mo In a., -.
ICES from the commencement and baa 4" ILe ous-
~ Oh tne manuac .ure of Inks i'm ali - - ~
InG nsnnTn, mas nad long ami varied experenca ;n
matters, and the trade will find in him SPSGraphieal
DAN manager OF the firm of COLLINS a LsnI1R R
jy6I "'''' trustworthy and reliable genteman
WALroN' DAVIS d FRERET,
AUCTIoNEERs.
Brokers, and General Operators in Roo,
Estate,
"o---- Camp Street %
NEW ORLEANS.
r,n oea ~ buolic Auction all kinds of MOVABLE o ,,
nt property. X, and Lease DWeIiOta ana I'M
NJ, A~ke Assessments, Pay Taxes and Seoree,
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Manufacturer of PALACE BOURBON and RYE
WHISKY ALCOHOL, and all grades of REcT1FIED
WHISKY
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LOVERS N FIAHEz-IIow TWO YoCSC
Folks cor Too WAHsI 5I.ioH-i,.lsI-,...--
We have already made it matter Of
printed record that a house was set Oh fac
by carrying heated bricks to bed. and iliat
a young married couple were ''scolclad"
by heated .'sadirms." 1t ROW becomes
our duty, asa faithful chronicler Of passing
events, to record q freak Of active oa. ~
under peculiar circumstances, W.c.Cay ..a
improwscd funeral pyge on the hl nd .d
almost became a matter of dead l@s,-
Without holding the reader in SIS a.--
any longer we proceed at once with tie
story. One week ago last sunday ule
news has been some time rc7cLiu- usl
Mr.. Fogarty and Miss Kennedy. of Pilot
Grove, eight miles ncrth of Independence.
resolved like good Christians to 90 to-
church. The morning was bright aud
bitter cold, as every one VIII remember
No fair weather or warm weather Chris
tians were this worthy couple. but IS per
severiug as Bunyan's ideal; therefore they
heated a goodly size chunk Of cord stick i'm
the stove, chuclcd it into the bottom Of
The sleigh, jumped in then'se elves, W. arrcd
their quilts and blankets around them and
drove on. The miles soon began to be
gathered mp pretty rapidly under the rlss-
bic feet Of the horses. The bells i.u---t
and everything began, notwithstanding
The keen, bitter air, 20 lie 'Iovely and III
thing burning began to fiji the air. The
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JOHN VISITS \ FAIR.-I shall remember
Rome, Ny. Years ago the citizens got up
fair to try and raise money enough to buv
a minister a night shirt l went to It
The clerks at the fair were fair females. I
gave gal five dollar bill for a chickens
hind leg without any gravy on it. and She
never gave any change back | remarked
that was dear. She offered to bet me the
price Cf pen wiper it wasn't. | took
the bet and says | to gal she had with
her:
Don't you think that is dear?''
''No, sir," said she, Il know it amt
deer it's chicken
| paid for the pen wiper.
visited another table, and l bought a
little cotton flannel dog for dollar There
was only three cents worth of flannel and
one cents worth of suffing in that whole
dog, and its tail couldn't possibly have cost
o er two cents To import. 1t was made to
stick pins into it and | could stick pins into
it all day aud it wouldn't stir. 1 think
paid too much for the dog, for since that
| bought a dog for fifty cents and you
crn't stick one pin into him without his
jumping rod
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lie s,vore soIemnly to himself, the walls
and the miIk-pans, that he would never
lonl- at another gil as long aS he lived.
At last the trap-door was rais' d, and
hasty steps beat retreat. He walked up
stiflIy and looked around Nobody was
Vi. die. He started home and the fresh air
and sense OF liberty gave him an idea.
..Nob-dy need know it, he thought;
'.thcv'U inst suppose I went to see Wlldy
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in 1860. The inventions ~, ID
Lucas in 1900 and lsat f,..r
the manufacture. ForE,--5 s7
made by rolling in lSu5
immense cutlery works ,r,-- Is
land, France, and Gy7napr
petition between the three
been highly beneficial. for ,-l.
stands undoubtedly for,m.r
France and Germany POSES, r
peculiar excellcucies. Am..-
ports connected with csr--
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than seventy tons Of iyorv f'..
Of knives and forks. and sE...-
tives are employed In fassrrr...
the blades. All equal uurf.-
people are engaged OH len
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IT, n f. 4 moricau Musical Instruments
t..as U..-l O.. such extraordinary and recOg-
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thur. I-.-r mot been 81 Y in al where aLy other
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- g -..-...f- recommended by eminent
t-,st H.. ill musicians as possessing cx-
a-.....e... ust attained la any other. See opin-
jones .3 .4tpG~A,,i', ia Testimonial Circular
3 EtF-.I .I.Fi | employing several important
L&t .j.li iLLl inventions and embracing
eve ry .r.s Improvements
M blIE\YYE 2Rs Pies GGlHRle's in thS IaSG, IaSsG,
Ur.,r.t.c.n.s better work at less cost than other
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THE very maddest woman - a.,
States of America Is the o"1
Jackson. Maine. and who 's. e. =,
her ffty-dollar muit t' @ l'''. I'm.
ancc, who sportcd II aI ..r-
raj. and sent it homo wi,ha ',, .rs
stating this fact. but aa"'o as
chad sprinkled it with b'o..... ...,...
need not fear catching ,"'
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WHAT Is the difference SO.
No. ( and a lame de-
and the other 10 a $50" pug.
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EiElLTLlI RERUIYll

s-rTp0TG AID PT-EE PTCI ELCOD-INCRENS- =
a. r +. .E-iI AND " Ei;THT-CLEAR SKIN AND
IEAUTIF CL COMPLENLOH SECURE TO ALL
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'E'uinSr of F2 Years. Growth
CNs;.ss by Es0GWEY's EsCaGlVCuf.

As,
d. Eaov-AY have had Ovarian Tuaor in the ovaries and
there help for it' tried
rry tlHg recommended but thing helped me.
lvrn thought would II but had faith
it. had suffered for twelve year took six bottles
-snlveut, box ef Railways Pills, and two bot
+ Ready Relief; aud there Ht of tunor 20 Dc
feel a, happier than have
The IT, the left side 0f the
bowel gr0n- this YOU beEvit Of
others. N0u publish IL IL You chonEe. - .
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TAiuneg a. Etsnaeacr COmpsarngs

TAiGsneg o. Etsadatscr NOnnEsiafIEs,
Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel Diabetes, DrOlsy,
Of Water IucputiHCucC Of Urine, iriZLiS Dis
ease AIbuninuria and in all there brick
Dust deposits the i thick, cloudy mixed with
substances like the white of eE, threads like wtc
silk there is morbid, dark bilious appearance, and
white buue-dust deposits, and when there l. pTiCAS,
burning sensation when passing wafer, and pain M the
Small of the Back and along tile LOus. Price SIOO.
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Nty0N 4 NANLN ORGAN CO.

!6t TRFNON ST. BOSTON; % UErOS aSyUAEz.
NEz IoI KI ~ ND - ADAMs 81. CMLCAGO.
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'AaKEs !.ai.KE Z LETE2Easg's MARBLE WORKS

WILLIAM KITTELL, ATrORNEY-
AT-IAw. EbCnsbuUg, Pa. Office in Col
ouD1de Row, Center street. u-2n-tfl
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MIFFLIN COUNTY.

The Lewistown Gazette SAYS:
Corn fodder is selling at $40 per load
and upwards, according to size.
Martin Gazette was arrested and put
under bail the other day, under the tes
timony of VIM. Markley, charged with
having placed stones On the track of the
Sunbury and Lewis,own Railroad at
the road crossing near the high bridge
in Derry township, about two miles
east of Lewistown
A terrible accident occurred on Sat-
urday evening, little after 10 O'Clock.
BY the explosion Of coal oil lamp in
the hands of Maria Hogle, a we'll
known woman, who kept an oyster sa-
loon on Third, west of Grand street.
1t appears she took up the lamp for the
purpose of procuring knife and fork
for customer eating oysters, and while
reaching up with one hand, or that after
procuring the articles she got down the
lamp from the mautel and was carrying
it across the room. t,he latter most
probable as the fragments Of the lamp
lay there, it exploded, completely sat
ursting her with oil, which. catching
fire IN . few moments enveloped her in
flames, burning every particle Of her
skin from her body from the feet up.
In her fright she ran oct into the hall,
some allege into the street, and then
back, thus increasing the volume of FIRE.
Some Efforts we're made to extinguish
the flames BY those present, but were
not successful iE time to prevent fatal
injury. Dr. Marks was promptly called
and did whatever medical skill enabled
him to do to alleviate her suferings,
and in a great part succeeded, as she
died about three O'Clock on Sunday
morning fully sensible OF her condition,
complaining only of her three fingers Of
her left hand, which she said were cold.
No reaction took place or she would
have suffered fearful torments. She
was about SO years of age, and although
in apparently good health, between the
setting of the sun on Saturday evening
and its rising on Sunday morning was
suddenly called on to close her career
on earth.
| Reuben Harrington, of Granville
township, was killed oa Tuesday o. last
week by one of those sad accidents SO
common of late in mining operations
He had exploded blast in the mine:
of the Juniata Sand Company, located
in the Big Ridge, about three miles
vest Of Lewistowu, and taking a steel
pointed bar he mounted . scaffold ia
order to loosen some Of tie debril
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Neighboring News.

HUNTINGDON COUNTY, As PER HUNT
INGDON PAPERS
Huntingdon county has 60 inmates in
the Poor House a,d about 100 out
door paupers.
The new Presbyterian church At
Orbisonia was dedicated on the lith
inst
Mr. Henry Gates, of Hopewell town
ship Bedford county, took his rife and
proceeding to the barn, shot the head
cff chicken. Strange to say, the bal!
passed through an inch board, struck .
solid log, glanced, passed through a
crevice in the barn and struck his little
grandson, aged about SIX years, who
was standing IN the door Of the house
watching the shooung. OF the cheek
bone, aud taking an upward course pen
etrated the brain, frcm the effects Of
Witch he died iu four minutes.
One night last week the cod weather
brought 10 the mind of denizen of
tie lower end of town the painful fact
that his coal cellar was in . state not
calculated to bring much warmth to his
domiciie during the coming cold wea-
ther. He no doubt pondered over the
scarcity Of money, examined his re-
sources, and came to the conclusion
that be had better 60 and borrow lit
lie coal from some one who had . suf-
fcieucy. After mature thinking he
came to the conclusion that Henry &
Co.'s wharf, and q skif on the canal,
would be the best place to get the coal
and convey it to his residence. Ac-
cordingly, when all the the town was
wrapped in sleep, he procured boat
and started for the point at which he
was to get Lis coal "free." He pro-
PEELED his his little boat up the canal
and arrived, in due time, at the point
above-pamed. He carefully selected
the best in stock at the wharf, filed bis
skitf, aud '.ilently stole away" over the
placid waters of tue Pennsylvania canal.
Upon getting we'll out into the canal,
be discovered that he had gotten SO
much in his boat that that fraIl con-
veyance was rather "shakey." Still be
held on to the treasure he had secured,
hoping by careful management TO safely
arrive at his destination with his cargo.
Alas for human hopes de had pro-
ceeded as far as the basin," which is
both wide and deep, when BY misstep
the "foundat;on of his hopes" was over
) turned, and be together with his stolen,
coal was precipltated into the canal
This was certainly 6amper on the
warm hopes he experienced but mo-
= meut before. Sadly be dragged him-
self, or swan to the shore, sadder, a
wetter, and a wiser man. Whether any
legal measures will be taken in the case,
or whether the thief will be permitted
to go with blasted hopes and a pretty
large cold duck, we are unable TO say.
One sight last week, an old gentle
msu. attending court, mistoOk, in the
darkness, the canal for narrow strean
of water, and attempted to jump across
but, instead, jumped-uP to his neck it
, ice cold water. This laughsble Incl
dent happened al the crossing Of Thire
street aud the canal.
Protracted meetings are numerous
They are generally held in parlOrs afte
the old folks retire.
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LAST NoTIcE--The SUBSCRIPTION,
JoB WORK and ADVERTISING Ac-
COUNTS Of the JUNlArA REPUBLICAN
must be settled mp without delay. Pay
ment, to save costs, must be made TO
me on or before the 10Th Of December
next. After that date all unsettl ed
accounts will be placed in the hands of
= Justice Of the Peace for collection.
VIM. NJ. ALLISON.
Nov. 25, lS732t
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C0LOMOH SEIBER,
TACITUS.

Win visit Mifiin and Patterson every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
and will furnish the citizens Of these Dor.
oughs Wit the best of 81 TfE
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, PORK, &c.
at the very lowest prices. He respectfully
solicits the patronage of the public.
April 8, 1871 y.
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SCHOOL No. 8.
No. Of pupils during month, 81
Per cent of attendance, 50
No. present every day during mo. "a
Katie Stroup, Ellie Panuebaker,
Katie Slaughterback, Oscar roty, Char
ley Pardoe. James Speedily. WiIber
Scbweier, John Sctweier aud Eddie
Watts were present at every roll-call.
HOLMES DYsINGER, Teacher.
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houiu the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian Syrup, a Protect.
ed Solution of the PrOt0Eitfe Of
Iron. is so combined as to hare
the character Of an diin,e,,t, as
easily digested and dSSi1nit1ted
food. 1t increases the quantity
Of Natures OiC5s TitaiiSing
agent, Iron iI the blood, ard
cures ga thousand ills, Z" simply
6yToning up, Inrigorafing and
Tstali=i,i0 the System. The en-
riched and pifaii=ed blood per-
Hneates erery part of the body,
repairing damages and sC0sfe,
searching out morbid secrc-
tiOls, and leaving nothing for
disease to feed upon.
This is the secret of the ICON.
deyTil success of this remedy i've
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SCHOOL No. 2.
No. of pupils during month, 45
Average attendance, IA
Per cent of attendance, IS
Emma Watts, Gertie Crawford, Belle
Tilten, Daisy Simons and Clara Robin
sou we're present at every roll-eall dur
ing term.
j. E. NOLAN, Teacher.