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PERRY COUNTY
Real Estate. Insurance,
CLAIM AGENCY.
LEWIS POTTER & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers, Insurance, Claim A0en
New Bloomfield, Pa.
LEWIS POTTER & co.,
New bloomfield, Pa.

WEINvITE the attention Of buyers and sell
w ers to the advantages we offer them in pur-
hce. l'a
Wehave a very large list Of desrab property,
consisting Of farms, town property, mills, store
and tavern stands, and real estate OF any descrp-
tlon which we are prepared to offer at great bar
gains We advertise our property very extensive
ly, and use all our Efforts SKILL and diligence to
effect a sale. We make no charges unless the
property is sold while registered with u.s. We also
draw up deeds, bonds mortgages, andall legal pa
pers at moderate rates. iL
Some OF the best, cheapest, and most reliable
fire, life, and cattle Insurance companies in the
United States are represented at this agency
Property insured either on the cash or mutual
plan, and perpetually at 81 and IS per thousand.
Pensions, bounties, and all kinds of war claims
collected. There are thousands OF soldiers and
heirs of soldiers who are entitled to pensions and
bounty, who have never made application. Sol
diers, II you were wounded, ruptured. orcontract-
ed disease in the service from which you are dis
abled, you are entitled to pension.
When widows of soldiers die or marry, the minor
children are entitled to the pension.
Parties having any business to transact in our
line, are respectfully invited to give us CALL as
we are confident we can render satisfaction In any
branch of our business.
AS- No charge for information
42Oly LEWIS POTTER & co.
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eB- The original Rayels are all alive,
but the youngest is more than sixty years
old. When this troupe was last in the
United States, two young ladies were ri
ding in car and wished to open the win
dow near them. They failed, and one
suggested asking the aid Of an old gentle
man sitting on the scat near behind them.
"Oh, no." responded the other, "don't
trouble the old man. To their astonish-
ment this aged individual rose, stepped in
the aisle, made low bow to the young
ladies, and then turned a somersault for
ward and then one backward. After this
he made another bow, and threw up the
window. This was Gabriel Ravel, aged
seventy.
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"Promise me that you wont take Biliy's
glass eye." f1ftu M
~ won't take anything but you, dear
est" said. And didn't.
don't think this is much of story.
dear reader. know my wife could write
a great deal better one but then, she
writes fiction, while l stick to facts.
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NeaU MIIIinery Goods
At Newport, Pa.

II BEG to inform the public that have just re-
A. turned from Philadelphia, with q full assort-
ment Of the latest styles Of
MILLINERY GOODS,
HATS AND BONNETS.
RIBBONS, FRENCH FLOWERS
FEATHERS,
CHIGNONS,
LACE CAPES,
NOTIONS,
And all articles usually found in first-class NIL
linery Establishment. All orders promptly at
tended to. AS-We will sell all goods as Cheap as
can be got elsewhere.
DRESS-MAKING done to order and in the la
test style, as get the latest Fashions from New
York every month Goffering done to order, in
all widths. will warrant all my work to give sat
isfaction. All work done as low as possible
ANNIE ICKES,
Cherry Street, near the Station,
JIG 13 Newport, Pa.
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ENIGMA DEPARTMENT..

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be accompanied by the correct answer
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ENIGMA.
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My Z, s, 3 and 4 is an animal.
Ny 8, 8, and Z is an English title.
Ny 8, 2, 6, 10, and is high crime.
My 1, 2, land is considered an ornament to
lady.
Ny 8, 9 and 8 is a part of the human body.
My Z, 3, 8 and 10 is metal.
My z, 8 and 10 is term for youth.
My 2, 8, A, 6, s, and is much used in incem-
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My whole is a town in Maryland.
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Wanted To be Heard From.

II anybody has ever used the
thoroug b and scientific course OF treat
ment recommended BY the proprietor OF
Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy for the
cure Of Cstsrrh and has not been per-
iectly cured, the proprietor, Dr.. R. v.
Pierce, would like 70 hear from that
person, and by addressing him at the
Worlds Dispenssry. Buffalo, n. Y,
auch persou, ii there be one, will hear
OF something to his or her advantage
as the Doctor is in eGrnest when he
offers $500 reward for a case OF Catsrrh
which be can not cure, as any one
may ascertain upon enquiry. The
thorough course Of treatment referred
to and recommended by Dr.. Pierce
consists in the use OF Dr.. Pierce's
Nssal Doucbe which is the only m cans
by which the fluid can be carried high
up and applied 10 all parts OF the nasal
passages and the chambers connected
Herewith in which ulcers exist and
from which the discharge proceeds. In
addition TO this thorough application OF
the Remedy, which should always be
u.ed warm. Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery should be taken
eareeatly as contitutional treatment,
without which few cases can be cured
- the desesse is always constitutional
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Railroad Matters.
RHODE ISLAND.

Meeting OF the Spnasue Creditors.
providence, November GA meet
ing Of the creditors OF the A. & "
Sprague manufacturing company was
held this morning in Horseguard's
Armory Hail. About 400 were pres
ent. Hon. A. c. Barstowe was elected
chairman. A motion 10 appoint q
committee to confer wi!h the Messrs.
Sprsgue was carried. The chairman
then requested that recess be taken
in order to allow the committee to con-
sult-Carried. The committee appoint
ed consists OF William J. King. John
L Kicker, Governor Howard, William
II. Hopkins and Daniel Remington.
The committee will consult with the
Meesrs. Sprague and the names OF 3
trustees will be selected and presented
to the meeting at 3 P. NJ. to which time
an adjournment Was agreed upon.
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Time OF Adjournmeut-Bil that
Have Passed-PeTsonal.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 3, 1873.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 3. 1873.
Dear Register.
On Saturday the House took up the
Joint Resolution, adjourning the Leg
islature, December 18th, when some
jealous member fearing his body would
be shorn:ofa little "buncombe," il they
passed q Senate resolution to this effec ct,
moved to amend by inserting December
let. Pending this amendment, Mr..
Bradford moved to table, which was
done. 1t is said that men are but
grown up boys. Some men certainly
have very boyish actions. These petty
iealousies ought to be beneath the dig"
nifty OF any legislstor-but, unfortunate
", they seem 10 be entirely compatible
with the dignity of many who have
been set up as Legislators in this BODY.
II this session is prolonged to the dis
gust OF everybody and at the expense o.
the people, the House is responsible,
aud the members will go be held.
The House passed to = third reading
the bill directing the Executive officers
to certify the election OF Congress
men, and to a second reading the Con-
gressional appointment bill.
The bill authorizing the Weston and
Clsrks burg Railroad Company, to
change its route so as to pass by
Bucknsnnon and Ph'llippi, striking
the B. 4 o railroad or Psrkersburg
'brancn IN the vclnity OF Grafton, ha
passed both houses and is now a law.
The bill requiring labor oiconvicts
sentenced TO county jarls is also law
1.-THE two houses continue to work
as well for the next four weeks as they
have done during the past two, they
may be able to adjourn shortly alter
Decemb Der lst
Gen. Par nell, Of Ohio county, Knott
OF Marion. White, OF Marshall, and
Shirley arrived on Saturday night
Mr.. Bradford leaves for home to-day,
TO attend court, much TO the regret o
the other members. Bradford. is a
lear-headed, prompt, watchIul and
indust strious member; and his services
will be greatly missed duriug his ten
days absence
The hunting party from this city
which has been up in Webster county
Tor some time returned Saturday night,
driven in by the snow. An eighteen
inch s2ow tell IN the mountains some
ten days ago, and was still on the
ground when they left, and the weather
was terr fc The party killed eleven
dter, caEt load of small game, and
captured live bear, which they
brought home with them.
Col Alex Campbell, OF Brooke. a |
member Of the thlrd House, is here.
Iooklrg after the interests OF Bethany
Cnllepe B
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Burning Of Steamer BaVaTian'
Fourteen Persons Perish in
the Flames.
A Valuable Cargo Lost

TORONTO, November 6,-The steamer
Bavarian, Of the Royal mail line, bound
for this port from Montreal, took fire
last night opposite Ashsw. She was q
macs OF flames IN an instant. The crew
only succeeded in lowering two boats,
both Of which reached land safely.
They contained % persons in all.
There were fourteen persons remaining
on board when the boats lett the ves-
sci, who, without doubt, are lost.
Among those left on board were the
chief engineer, captain, steward. and 3
lady rsssengers.
eEDoHD DlsPAToH.
OswEoo, November 6.-O1 Wednes-
day evening about eight o'clock as the
steamer Bsvarian was on her way east,
eight miles, and midway between this
port and Darlington, the crew and pas
sengers were borrifed by hearing loud
reports, followed by smoke bursting
forth from below. The fact that the ves-
gel was on fire was at once realized and
q scene OF indescribsble confusion fol-
lowed, the pitiable condition OF those on
board being intensified by the distance
from shore and the piercing cold.
Four life boats were on board and q
rush WAS made 10 get 'trr down.
Two were successfully lowered; ore WAS
broke and the fourth went ajriit
and wac lost. The pssse ngers sere
panic stricken and crowded iutn ,he
boats and put of for the shore, leav.-g
fourteen agonized human beings ou
board. three OF whom were ladies
Had they gone after and got back the
boat which went adrilt, all might have
been saved. Great blame is attached
TO those who left the vessel in the man.
ner they did, leaving women to certain
death.
The vessel burned with fearful rspi-
dity, and it was evident no hopes re-
mained for those on board. The
Captain. who remained, was last seen
on a board, but is supposed to have
perished. A few rerished miGera6ly in
the nIn.es but most OF those on board
took refuge IN the water, with life pre-
servers, boards, &c, but the cold coon
bewildeTed them, and fourteen persons
in all, are supposed to have found dis
tressing deaths. Among the lost were
Miss Ireland. Of Kingston, and Mrs
Sebbold and her daughter, OF Brock
vile; Captain Carmichael; Mr.. Wier.
of Chatham Chief Engineer; A. w.
Tenman, and the Steward, Mr.
Spencer. The names of the others have
not been learned. The vessel burned
to the waters edge, and all night bstfl-
ed every effort OF strong tug rom New
Orleans to get hold OF her hull She
was finally towed to Oshawa harbor
The survivors. after painful eIperi-
ence OF over tour hours, succeeded in
reaching this port about y o'clock.
he origin OF the fire % unknown. The
only theory is that it must have COM
menced from the engine room and has
been overlooked till it spread TOO far to
be checked. The steamer had vslu-
able cargo and was insured 10 con-
siderable amount.
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The Prize Fight.
BUFFALO,.
HrntRi Assn ult

BUFFALO. November "a man
named William Beales, living at Fort
Erie. brutslly assaulted bis wife at his
residence lsst night. while under the
influence OF liquor. She died THE
morning from the effects Of his blows.
Besls 10 in custody. There were SIX
men in the house at the time, none Of
whom, however, interiered.
Steam Canal Boat.
The steam canal boat VIM. Newman
arrived here last night, with hundred
and twenty-one tons of cargo. She
made the unprecedented time of three
days and twenty hours, the fastest me
ever made on the canal. The CONNER
eial thinks she stands good chance
for the 100000 prize.
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BY TELE GR APH'
Exclusively for the Register
By the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
once, no Main street.
WASHIN TON.
WASHINGTON, November 6.
ron.rnI of General DeIaneId.


General Sherman and staff, the Ad-
jutaut General OF the army, General
Vincent ard other prominent army Of
fcers, attended the funeral services OF
General Delsfield o-day. The body
OF General DeIafela Lett here at one
o'clock. The funeral will take place
from Trinity church, New York, to-
morrow afternoon. At the request of
the family it will not be q military tu'
neral.
The President ut Leesburg.
The President accompanied by all
his Cabinet except Postmaster General
Creswell, and by Col. Casey. General
Babcock, General Dent, and others,
left here this afternoon TO attend the
agricultural fair at Leesburg, LoudoD
county, Virginia. On arriving, he was
met by President Mckenzie, OF the
Washington and Ohio road and escort.
el to the fair grounds. Alter the dis
tiuguished party had taken their po-
sitions neat speech OF welcome was
made by Mr. Thomas W. Edwards to
which the President bowed his thanks
therefor. About 5000 persons were
10 attendance, and the President when
he decended from the stand shook
hands with thoee who came forward.
Several races took place afterwards IN
which the Presidentitook much interest.
All the ANIMALS on exhibition were
then paraded around the track in view
of the President. The whole party
then proceeded to the residence OF
Colonel Fairfax where they partook Of
a handsome COLLATION.. They then took
the train to return to this city.
General Creswelrs report has been
written as stated.
Lieutenant D. G. Dame, Of the %
cavalry, has been detailed to examine
and make a preliminary report on the
question OF establishing post for the
Crow Indians.
IsGian Delegation,
Another delegation OF Indians is eI
pected from the West tomorrow. Ii
i, com posed OF the northern Cheyennes
and Arrapshoes from the vicinity Of
Fort Larrmie, Wyoming. There are
seven in number, under the charge OF
Col. John E. Smith OF the u. S. army.
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PITTSBURGH.
Tho DefanItinx Postmaster.

The DefanIting Postmaster.
PGrTsBURoH, November 6.-The case
Of the ex-Postmaster, was called, and
by consent. was laid over and the bail
reduced to forty thousand dollars.
At Friendship park yesterday, three
races were started. but none were con-
cluded on account OF darkness. They
were continued until to-day. In the
race between Annie Collins, Slow
George and Ohio Bay. each took one
heat. Iu the race between Harry and
Jno. McNain, each took two heats,
Grey Eagle made two heats to Silver
Clouds one.
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ALBANY.
Arrest for Bribery.

ALBANY November 5.-Henry Brand,
brother OF the Republican candidate
for sheriff of Albany county, and hi.
accon.plice, named Thomas, we're COM
mittee to jail TO await the action OF the
grand jury Tor an alleged attempt to
bribe the inspector Of elections OF the
Fourth ward OF this city.
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CONNECTICUT.
AChurch Centennial.

STANFORD, November 6.-The STAN
ford Baptist Church is to-day celebrs-
ting its centennial anniversary. This
caurch was organized in l773, and was
an ofshoot of the first Baptist Church
in New York. The centennial services
comprised q historical discourse BY
Rev. Edward Lsthrop, D. D the present
pastor, at Il q. m. members reunion
at 8 p. M, and a lively public meeting
at 7 p. m. A boubtiful collation. will
be spread for the guests
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Special COmmiSs
JIG. HERVEY, Auctioneer.
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WISCONSIN,.
The Election.

MADISON, November 6.-Furtber re-
turns do not change the result tele-
grspbed yesterday on the Stale ticket
There are hopes now that the Repub-
licans will have the Assembly by one
or two OF majority, counting the Inde-
pendent Republicans who are elected.
The Senate will be Republican by
three OF a majority. The repeal or
modification OF the Graham temperance
law seems likely. The vote is light
enc. The Democrats carried the State
fairly.
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CHICAGO.
Charles Sustained.

CHICAGO, November 6.-The COM
mittee appointed BY the Board Of Trade
to investigate the charges against the
st. Louis Elevator. OF having Issued
fraudulent warehouse receipts, and de-
liveriag grain without having receipts
cancelled, made a report to. day. They
fud the charges fully sustained, but
state there is grain enough in the ele-
vstor to meet all it's outstaudings, re-
ceipts. The report will be brought up
before q full Board for action, to-mor-
row afternoon.
Fsund Dead.
John Fl. Small . prominent station
cry dealer was found dead in the river
early this morning. He had been
missing since yesterday and probably
committed suicide while temporarily
insane.
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MISSOURI.
The Kansas Election.

KANSAS CRY, November Com
piete returns from Kansas have no!
been received, and nothing official has
been received to indicate that the
Grsugers have elected their ticket, but
they are mostly Republican and it will
not change the complexion OF the leg
islature.
Financial.
Sr. JoR, November 6.-Tne banks o'
this city still remain closed, as far
IS general business is concerned
but majority of the business men get
accommodations on short time.
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WYOMING.
Indians Placed on Reservation.

Foir GIBSON, November 6.-In com.
pliance with the instruction from the
secretary OF war, the Kikapoo cap
tives were transferred this morning by
the commanding officer Of this post to
J. s. Mcdowell, agent OF the Indian
bureau. The Kikapoos have crossed
the river and are encsmped on the OPP
posite bank. preparatory 10 proceeding
to Arkansas city, Kansas, and from
there to their reservation.
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giving It rich, glossy lustre, and grateful
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Practical and Analy tical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
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NEW JERSEY.
The Election.

TRENTON, November 6.-Full returns
Of the election from the State show
that the next Legislature will stand:
Senate, Republicans IA, Democrats I;
Assembly, Republicans, 80; Democrsts
2S. Last year the House stood Demo-
Gratis Is, Republicans A; Independent
|. The Democrats this afternoon
claim the election OF Walton ior sber-
if Of Mercer county by two OF ma
jority.
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WHEELING, W. VA, FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1913.

is tb e seat OF the Kentucky University,
a very famous christian institution.
We were much pleased with our visit
to central Kentucky, and hope some
time to return. 1t is great section o
country, possessed by q generous and
hospitable people. GIN.
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MAINE.
worhmen Discharged.

BANGOR, November 5.-Tbe Maine
Central railroad to-dsy discharged
three hundred workmen. and on the
European and North American railroad
the work of reducing force 10 going on.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Fire.

FIrcHsuRe, November 6.-Tbe upper
story OF Crocker, Burbank & Co.. pa
Der mill 10 this city, together with
some stock, was burned last night
Loss 5000.
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BOSTON.
The nrmpnir Cottou BaIe.

ne "eIbphts Sti'Ob n"tSs
BOsToN, November &C. W. Sam
mons & Sons, of this city, the late pur-
chssers OF the bale OF cotton sent here
to cid the Memphis sufferers, have
shipped the bale to New York TO be
sold by j. II. Draper q Co., for The
same purpose in front OF Cotton Ex.
change.
The Election.
Addition returns of the election from
the State show that Wash burns ma
jority will reach II 42G.
Joseph Arch.
Joseph Arch was the guest OF the
city to-day. He, in company with the
Mayor and otherg, visited the public
institutions and drove cut to the home
OF LoDgfellow, and the days pro-
gramme ended with @ banquet at the
Parker House. Arch lett for New
York tonight and will start for Eng
land Tomorrow. lie proposes return
ing 10 this couDtry in the spring
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and must be treated accordingly. This
trertment has no unpleasant features
about il, and has the advantage OF
never driving the desease to the lungs
as there is danger OF doing by the use
of strong, irritating snuffs or poisonous
solutions.
PLAIN FACTS.
FRANKFORT, Mich, Sept lS, 1878
A year ago 1 bad bad congh. from
the Catarrh which had got IN my
throat. Itried good many things
but got uothing to do me any good
nntill fused your Golden Medical Dis
covery and DR.. Ssge's Catarrh Remedy.
They cured me in three months for
which / am very thankful.
AMOS FISHER.
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ARKANSAS.
The Election.

LITTLE Rock, November 6-Full re.
turns OF the city election held yesterday,
show that the Republicans elected
every candidate but one alderman.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Time Red uced.

EXETER, November 6.-The Exeter
Manufacturing Company have reduced
the time of running their mills to
eight hours per day. No reduction in
wages has been made.
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