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Office pier 20 East River, Fulton ferry
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kingston ealing c.es :. M 81
savania, Cartiasena and Aspnwsll, in Colombia, and
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meals ~ cSrte-small table service -
steamers VIII leave New orleans December 10 and Jsnu
ary for Vera Cruz via Bagdad TamPco and Tuxpan con-
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| TkiNiDAD-Stcamshtp BAHAMA December 10
| fASSAGE RATES GREATLY REDUCED.
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TRAVELLERs, tauInlc.

A -ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON VIA THE FALL
hsRiver line for special limited tickets; mammoth
palace s,esmers BRISTOL and pkoyI9EScE leave N Ne. ~
North River foot OF Murray leave Brooklyn, r. NJ;
Jersey City. 4:2O r. NJ. via Annex
A TROY BOATS s-CtTIzENT LINE STEAMERS
A.SARATOGA an6 CITY OF TROY leave pier - nsw
No Az North Rivcr, foot Of Leroy daily excopt Satur
day, at6P. NJ. Excursion tickets 20 Troy. ~
ADREW and ST. JOHN icave pier Al North River, foot
Of Canal st. every week duy N0P NJ
The New York herald., 1879-12-02
A AUCTION. ASsTGNEES SALE.
~ VAN TASSELL KEARNEY, AUCTI0NEERS,
WILL SELL ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, IL
Nv. 18th st. q

large assortment Of Diamond Jswsyy. ssting Of
Solitaire and Cluster dsBond ruby1 sspphtre emerald,
pearl turquoise garnet opal cnd onyx
TONS Pins, scarf Pms Scarf Rings. Lockes aud
Bracelets; and aethyst Rings, &c. Goods
exhibition Tomorrow. 11sttl.rl
BY ordcr r. d. Schmidt. Assignee.
The New York herald., 1879-12-02

Consisting Of Cottage Suits. walnut Suits Bedseads
Burssus DreeMng ases, Wardrobes, Psrlor suite Pie
turos ChanG:iiers Mrrors MsftrSssss rTws Bolster
Kniyss. Forks spoons. Casters Hststaads Pisno, Bl
Hard Table, complete Dining and Extsnsion Tables.
Chairs, Centre Tables; Stoves once FnrnitSrs Dining
&c. Sale absolute highest bidders No postponeent
on account OF weather. Parties take trains from
Grsad Central Depot ~ 2. 8. and . A N.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13
4 GOOD HOME ATPUBLC SALE.-The

A GOOD HOME ATPUBI.lC SALE.-The Old
Ahomc stead of the mtc Capt Henry Smith,
situate in Ponns Valley, midway between MILL
helm and Spring Mills. half nile north or the
turnpike road, and el% miles from the rail rad,
containing In all $50 acres, more or less, VIII lie
offered at public sale on the premises, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29riI, loIA.
Immediate possession can b" had.
About 50 acres ot timbcrlaud. on Brush
mountain, easy of access viii b" sold IN lots 10
suit purchasers. The remaining lOl acres, OF
which 35-i0 acres are cleared and under cnlti-
walton, and AZ least as much more can DO clear
ell. will bc sold together.
There are two dwelling houses, q good hank
barn and other Outbulldinss on the premises.
4 fine ncSer-faiiing spring Is cOnvenient to
house and barn. a large variety OF frGit-ap-
pies, pears peaches. plumS. cherries, grapes, dc.
are also on the ground. Altogether IL Is = very
desirable house.
A lot of household goods will also be sold at
the same timo and place.
sale TO commence at 10 o'clock OF said day, when
SAMUEL, SM ITN,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13

TTE Pittsburg DiSDctch, a republi-
can journal of mere than ordinary fair
ness makes this statement political
debate viii run high during the ap-
''T0oaching session Of congress. All
'>other business viii I've OF an import
ance secondary to that of paving the
way for success in the great contest
(which VIII close one year from this
time An previous attempts to ex
'tasperate s9uthsrn congressman will
t'seem schoOlboy jibes compared with
''the taunts and sneers and exciting
rhetorical arTaigument Of the south
(which viii be made by the strong Re
''pCblicans Of the house and senate.
Not only III Blaine and Conkling and
Garfield and EdmuHds fling poisoned
shafts constantly in the hearts Of the
southern camp, but all the little dogs,
Tray. Blanche and Sweetheart, will
<tsnarl and bark after the frightful!y
aggravated manner of small dogs, and
'Hneither the heads nor the heels of the
southern congressman viii have rest. -
The soati ern congressman ought f.
feel greatly bli ged to the Dispatch for
this kindly Wal ming Of the malignant
intentions or the stalwarts. 1t is more
than likely, however. that Mr.. Blaine
vii lie given some employment in ex.
planning how he expects 10 retain OF
rather regain public confidence in bis
Integrity after tie exposure Of Lis cor
rugt methods in carrying the Maine
election. The turkey-cock strut of
Conkling viii probably be considerably
shortened by the consciousness on his
part that the eyes OF the galleries are
ussOn him rather because he is the man
who ran away from Canonchet than be.
cause ne is the slanderer of the south.
Garfield. by the time his record in con
gress is ventilated in tie approaching
struggle for The senatorShip in Ohio,
zill probably sing a very small tune in
the house. As for poor old Edmunds,
his sneeTs aud quibbfes never did dis
tEr5 asybcdy's equaninity and never
viii Besides il is likely that questions
Of public policy VIII arise at the next
session Of congress which will have the
effect Of relegat;ng the miserable sec
tIGaalism engendered by the Republican
isaTty 10 the shades or that o5scurity
wheuce it should never have been evok-
ed--PG5sICt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13
John Sherman's Statements
Denounced.

Mr.. Sherman'S account Of the actual
condition VI the South is 50 eXtraordi-
nary in a public officer, part of the Fed.
eral Administration, aud bound by his
very position to know the essential un-
truthGulness of his representations,
that it calls for the severest censure.
At a time when the crop Is peculiar
" associated With negro labor, is an
nually on tue increase beyond the pro-
duction of tie palmiest days Of slavery,
the Secretary Of the Treasury dares to
say that "whole communities" at the
South ''are slowly decaying in all the
elements which would tend to make
them prosperous and happy. Mr..
Boutwell, himself, looking out of his
car window, would hardly have return
ell from the South with such areport as
that.
Mr.. Sherman has not lately been
South, except into Kentucky, where he
was very careful, the other day, not to
indulge in talk like this, o. to allege
that "a controlling minority in some
of the Southern States has reduc-
cd the body of negroes at the South to
a condition bat little better than that
of slavery" This language might have
passed in the days when outrages were
manufactured for political purposes,
but it is ridiculous now.
Mr.. Sherman asserts that "no Re-
publican speech, pointing out the er-
rors and wrongs of the laws devised By
the rulirg class, could be made in these
Southern States without danger Of life
or liberty" This is not true; but if it
were we should like to ask him wheth-
er freedom of speech is likely to be pro-
noted south of Mason and Dixon's line
by reckless and extraYagant dec!ama-
ton North Of it concerning Southern
society?-Ndtion.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13
United Brethren
Lutheran
Lodge 8 S0lGty DiTRstOTg.

NfiFseifn l.0ice. No. SsS. I. q. q. Z. meets in
helr han. Team street, every SSfOU,lav evening.
4. l. tsrsFgL1ES~ Sec. L. =. HASTNIAN, y. O.
Prs.vf2rncc Grange. No. 81 z. 81 Il. meets in
AseNSnael : hlccS un the second saturday Of
ca-h month at ~ \. T. ". and on the fOGlJh Sa-
tUTsiav O. ca, d snGnsh III rs 4. VI.
n. L EERRE. sc. a. q. pciniEcer. IASter
TIE Niihci-n v. 4 T.. Association meets i'm
TIE tsean = rect school huUSe on tic evening OF
The Ssa,,saa Monday IL vSch nloath.
a NAITEzsS, >cc, II. q. pETNsNGER preSt
The Nilihci0 CcrPet Rand G,eetS in the
1eva Han on Monday and ThQrSday evenings.
2 2 OTTO. -, -. :. EAEgER. Pres I.
Nfitteim NScssr of Co r. Sth Req, y. e..
laid 1aeiC drll meeting on iGe second story ~
AeeNsnsscr'S StoCS. every TCc>,iSE Sa3 Friday
s'Te1liDg.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13

WHEN a reporter of the Charleston
Nars and Courier got on board of a
train at Columbia, the other morning,
found the two home Senator'S occupy
ing a seat together. Gen. Butler wore
his cork leg and walking cane, land
Senator Hampton was fanked by a
pair of crutches. Both Senators said
that Bayard should be the Democratic
candidate. "He can beaG Mr.. Tllden
in lis own state, and if any Democrat
can carry New York it is Mr.. Bayard, {"
was the conclusion,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13

BTTLERNS majority Cor State Treas
UreT wlll be between -, 90 aud 60, 600.
This would certainly he a disastrous
Gefeat Tor the Democrats were il not
that they imposed il uPan themselves
fy voluntary absence frGm the polls.
IL j. bad defeat, however, no matter
what the caaSeS are. Il seems that
the c5tiZ@.ss cf Pennsylvania, or a ma
Saalty of those that voted. delight in
tseiRg $be vGSSals Of a corrupt ring. BE
4 50. The elections have demonstra-
ted, Il suything, that the Democracy Y
can elect their President next year
without Pennsylvania, If necessary and
they mean To do il. If we have not
gained state from the Republicans.
nesthez have they gained one from us.
Matters remain ia StHtU gao; the states
s. states have voted just as before.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13
Tine VIII Bring Liberal and
Kindly Usages.

Time is bound TO show that al these
alarms and animosiJies are groundless
and that the Southern States desire
ncflEing inconsistent with the general
welfare. Time is also bound TO inn
hiss on all sections the importance
aud necessity OF peace and union, and
the folly and wickednesS Of keeping
alive the emberS of a sectional strife
which has been fought out on tie bat
Iie-GelG- Time win gradually bring
tie c0natry back to the liberal and
Kindly usaceS OF free constitutional
government and bring the knock down
snd-drag-out policy cut Of fashion.
We are now feeling the folc &c of a reflu.
c,al wave, but IN due time the move
lasslit Ein again set the other way
ssa-an CA g}fcnrslta.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13
The Philadelphia Times On
Cornell's Election.

The election of Cornell to the Guber-
Material chair of New York IS a Repub-
lican suicide. 1t is not triumph of
Republicanism that can stand the test
of the considerate judgement of patri-
otto people. On the contrary it is the
victory of banded plunderers from both
political camps, and it is reproach to
Republieanism that is likely to end Re.
publican supremacy in the Empire
State. In the otherwise starless mid
night that envelopes the crushed De-
mocracy of the North, the success of
Cornell must flunt in the face of every
honest Republican the base uses to
which grand party can be prosti!uted, ,
and it will be the one hope to give
promise of the great pivotal State of
the Union being in the Democratic
column in 1880. Hal Cornell been de.
feated and the acceptable Republican
State candidates elected, the electoral
vote of New York would have been
reasonably assured TO the Republican
Presidential candidate next year; but
with the only positive Republican tri-
umph stained by the embraces of Tam
many jobbers, the Democracy of the
nation will turn hopefully to the con-
trolling Commonwealth of the Union
as their reliance for victory. There
are victories at times which are vastly
more disastrous than defeat, and the
Republican victory of Cornell is one CT
them.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13
NOTICE.

NOTICE
Nancy 4. Rothrock, Tham-l
as 70 brock, John Rothrucl. In thC Court ni
Anna l.. RothrOck. ard Hen Common Peas of
ry j. RUthrUck, Pl.intiIS Centre County
as. In Equity. No.
David Rothrock, defeniert.J 2i3 April s., 1872.
The undersigned. master, appointed 10y the
said Court, to take the testimony OF the parties
and report the same with decree, will meet
the parties Interested. for the purpose OF per-
forming the duties of his appointment, at his
office in the borough of BCllefUnte on Thurs
day the 2tth day Of November, \. ID. 1879, at
10 O'clock, 4. NJ.
c. NJ. RowHR,
Master.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13
928ACRES,

and Sevcnty-SiX percEes.
ALSO, all that piece OF land situate as afore-
said, bounded rs follows Beginning az post
on the North bank OF PennS Creek, thence by
land OF Andrew HerOnlnniS North 10 deg. West
II 8 10 rods to post, thence by land Of James
Punclly North ~ deg. East la rods to post
thence by land OF Thomas Libby South "a deg.
West lO6 rods 10 n stone on the said North bank
OF PennS Creek, thence up the said banS an
the several courses thereof l6l rods 10 place Of
bsginninu. containing
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13

William Tidd and Tiers North GA deg. East
4S rods To post, [ ht nee by sad land In namc
OF William Tidd Sou tn 27l4 deg E9st l26 rods to
4 post, thence ~ deg, East l26 rods to post,
Boyle North 62M deg. East Is rods to a post,
thence through said John Boyle south 211so
10 land surveyed TO William Boyle North G23{o
Lnst 40 rods to II post, thence by same South
2I4o East ZIG rods 10 n post, thence through
Seph Dcrr and John Derr North 621{' East Gi2
rods to post, thence by the Northeastern line
OF John Derr North GTl4S West liz rods TO
lands OF William Thomas In right OF Samuel
Carl North 6:4 East 500 rods Ia stones, thence
by said William Thomas ana others North ~
Johnson in ri ht Of Christian GentZer, North
S.3I' West 50 rods To stones, thence by the same
North 2ll' East lGl rods 10 place OF beginning,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13
1920 .ACRES.

and one hundred and twenty-five percheS.
ALSO all that certain body OF land situate In
Hartley township, Union county, Pa, bound ed
as follows. Beginning at n post thence by land
Of John Church In right OF Albright Stock tom
South az deg. East l12 rods TO post. thence by
land of George Feese and others South rs der.
West 20 rods TO n post, thence by land of Church
and knTSS in right of Flened Road North As
deg. West ~ rods To a pine, thence by the same
and land Of Christopher Schnure and others,
South $50 West 5dS rods 10 post thence py land
of suid Schnurc and d. II, l.. Beck North ~ 4
deg. West Sil rods To stone on North fork Oi
Paddy'S Mountain, thence by land OF A. Par
dee South 81 deg. East III 10 DIS to stone thence
South SO deg. East - rods to 1t ones and north
sil1 deg. East al rods to place OF beginning,
containing
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13
10 .4CRES.

and seventeen perchcS.
ALSO. the two undivided third parts of al
these several tracts OF land situate partly III Ar
nagh township, Miihin county and partly IN
HatneS township, Centre county, stale aiore-
said, &c SC.
Seized and taken in Execution and 10 be sold
rs the property Of William Whittier and Geo
w. Walls.
u. DOlENDER, Sheriff.
SherinS ofrlcc, MIGdl. burg, Oct 30. 1872.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13

Warehouse, as well as Farm Mills, are largely con-
structed. both kinds requiring nine sizes TO accom-
modAte the demand, and giving capacity offrom so
TO 500 bushels per hour according 10 size cf mill.
They shipped, boxed for ocean transportation,
and "set up" or knocked down" for forwarding
inlard as requested; and il all caser put free on
board Cars or Steamer. Orders hl!ed same Cay
received.
Mills shipped "knockcd down" 70 for half the
freight charged rs when forwarded "set up" Oleo-
graphs ard Circulars supplied on application Prices
will be quoted IosU and on liberal terms. CoueS-
pordeEce solicited.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13

A DMTNISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.-Letters OF
IA admin iStration on the estate OF samuel
Siveis, late OF Minhcim, county of Centre, and
state OF Pen nSylvanin, having been granted 10
the undersigned, all persons knowing themselves
indebted 10 said estate are hereby requested TO
make immediate payment, and those having
claims, to present them duly authenticated for
settlement j. II. REIFsSIDER,
A.Iluiniatratnr
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13
aT6 6 Sunday School Directory,
Evsncelical.

Evangelical.
IT.. c r Ds3RaRcer, Preacher N cha1ce.-
Rrv- " III Hartman VIII preach next SUNDAY
esru4rE
'sanaZy school. r. Nh. l. zerby, Supt.
Methodist.
Rer. " w. E7,Encp. Preaohe4ln-oharce.-
ErctFscscd meeting in T-o-reSS.
Sunday School, F&,-D. KiInpost. Surt.
Reformed.
Tke chsrge l. ~ present without pastor
United Brethren.
IT,. SehE LgrSfS Z-oGcscr-fa chor7e.-
Tr-sSracscd rsectluE in progress which is likely
u tSSs ogee >LalAN.
Lutheran.
Ter. -fSla TlslfirSos, P1Sior-
FSS1nr Tostlirs~,a Will ~ at Bonneville next
SGnaSy. holding communion services.
lnstca Sunday school, = A. Nd. q.
tSalluEcr. Stl9at,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13

ORPHANS COURT SALE OF VALUABLE
" REAL ESrATE.--Will be sold at public
sule. on the premises and at the late residence
Of Abraham Reher, deed, in Miles township. on
FRIDAY. THE 2lSr DAY or NOVEMBER, A. ID. 1872.
A No. Farm. near Spring Bank. adjoining
lands Of John kreamer, ;. k Faust and q hers.
containing lGS acres and l4S perches, about no
acres cleared, ,sthc balance we'll tmbcred ; there
on erected II good Dwelling House, BaEk Barn
and all other necessary outbuildings. The
buildings and fences arc III good condition,
and the land i'll a high state OF cultivation.
This Is one OF the finest and most desirable
farms in Brush A3lley, convenient in all re-
spacts aud of easy access 20 the rail road.
There are two orchards Of choice fruit, water
pipes close 10 door and barn. p'cGty Of lime
stone and a lime k!ln on the premises.
II the said farm Is not sold IL VIII be tented
on said day TO the highest bidder.
Sale 10 commence at O'Clock, L. IL, Of sal
lay when terms will be made known.
THOMAS HoSTEKNAS,
GEORGE l.. ZEHSEH,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13
The Largest Dry Good & Carpet House In
Central Pennsylvania

second immense Stock Of Goods for Fall and
Winter S79 which perfectly complete and will be sold cheaper
than other House sell fscoss Goods great
advantages ofpurrhasng in large quantities.
We Offering
Dark Cces,
1000 yards good quality Cotton Flannel at st cts yard
TwiIed Flannel at 124 is.
Red w cts.a
q yard.
Goods Beautiful Styles
Cts
All Wool Cashmee a coo
and
Silks uandonest
Plaid, Grey Fannek, White Grey Blankets.
IIal "a
nd
Stockings, Fing in
and UnbleacIed al prices
Great Bargains in Floor Oil Cloths, Carpets Cotton Bats
We only few things this advertisement of the i'm
keep deal of which months ago t
take advantage Of Tie rise which sell old prices to
keep only flsess goods and sell profit
Don't fail to call aud the advantages Offer 1t
Remember he place.
EE G"TAT BE HIVE DGY GOOD EGgsE, HAVEN,
]. j. EVERETT, Proprietor
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13
6OACRES,

and forty-threc percheS.
ALSO, nll that certain other piece Of land sit
uate ~ aforesaid, beginning at post In road
thence 10y land OF - HeronimuS North 2th
deg. East 40 rods to 4 post, same North &lG
deg. East 81 40 rods TO post, thence hy land
uf Adam Ackcrman North & deg. East IS lilo
rods To Il stone, thence hv land OF William Pun
~ Snnth 1874 deg. East l0l rods TO post, thence
rods 10 post, thence BY land of Andrew He
ronimus North 6;l deg. West l97 5lO rods To u
stone, same North IS deg West u C-lO rods 10
nlprp nj NE pi pnutitininu
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13

TUE Republicans have not been able
to wrest single state from t:e Demo-
Gratis this fall, although they have ia
creased majorities in some of them.
The status Of the states as such re.
mains the same as before, and that
indicates Democratic President in
1880.
THE result of the elections point
southwark for a Presidential candidate
to Delaware ana Bayard.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13

Total. 1886 1865 297 9jS ss $6a4 4lSF 80
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-30
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
suEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

cAhbA oiAsf In 2dANiNu N1AFANi-
Location OF principal place of business, San
Francisco, California; location Of Works, Hum
bOldt county, Nevada
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of
the Directors held on the Goth day Of May, 1879,
an assessment No I0) Of Six Gents per
share was levied upon the assessable capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately
in United states gold coin, 70 the Secretary AT
the Office Of the Company, No. 3I2 Montgomery
street, (entrance No. SD san Francisco, Cali
forTia.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid the
TWENTY-FoURTH DAY OF JUNE, 1870,
VIII be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on Tuesday, the 22d day OF
July, 1879, TO pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
or sale. ABRAHAM HALSEY,
Secretary.
ofice-3l2 Montgomery street (entrance No.
3l4l san Francisco, California
Rebate OF two per cent if paid within fifteen
days my23-td