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The New York herald., 1879-12-24

The ship Privateer arrived in Gravescnd LAY yes
terday afternoon from Dunkirk. with Captain
Hart and crow OF fourteen from tho Brit
ish bark Sophia, which vessel aban-
doned at sea December g. Captain Hart of the
Sophia. told tho following story :-''wo encoun-
tercd storm on the morning of December 2. Tho
wind blew hurricane from the southeast and tho
high, sfrainiug the bark heavily. A tre-
nendous wave struck tho vessel, breaking over the
bows. knocking down her forward and att bulk
heads and starting her stem. causing the grain with
which she was loaded to rush forward into the
deadcycs and beyond the forward bukhcad.
This nishap mado the Sophia settle for
edo sS of Of e saa
opened her wood ends the starboard
side. and the water poured through. Besides
this damage to the interior of the bark
the hgurehead carried away and tho cutwater
was split On December we hoated helpless on the
sea, the men worn out by their continued exerions
at the pumps. During the afternoon the latter were
rendered useless by being hlled with grain. 1t was
then dcterninec to abandon the vessel and signals
were displayed for assistance. On the afternoon Of
the 9Th We signaled passing ship to the eeward Of
us. which proved to DO the Privatcer. Sho came
alongside. but owing to the storm tho ught
IL would bo better for to 10 on In our
boat to them than to send theirs for us. Eight OF
my men were taken in the boat and rowcd over TO
tho privatecr aud taken ON board. Tho captain of
tho Privateer saw that our fellows were 80 utterly
exhausted that he put four of his men in our boat
on the return to carry of the other seven. The
crossing TO the Prvatccr was most dangerous
When we left the Sophia she had Ave feet OF water in
hcT anu was scttiiuB IHbt. by n1gnttall,.W could
just discern her yards on the horizon She was
owned by Messfs. f. B Hatfield x Co., of Liverpool
1870"
NELLIE WARE.
Messrs. j. q. Ward Son dony that tho Nellie
Ware. an American brigantine has been lost. M re-
ported to the department of State by the United
States Consul at Vera Cruz. The Nellie Ware was
some what damaged In the storm of October az and
put into New Orleans for repairs. In the meantime
pieces OF vessel were found the beach, and were
thought to DO those of tho Nellie Ware. but the
hail hap
Messrs. Ward that tho Ware then lying mt New
Orleans undergoing repairs. Tho vossol on tllo
bpash xvaa ma necn nut. f.r
The New York herald., 1879-12-24
MURDERER BALBO.

Judge Daniels. OF the Court of Oyer and Terminer.
having settled the bill of exceptions in the of
Pietro Balbo sentenced to be hanged tho 10th Of
January next application made yesterday to
Judge Donohue for writ of error ana stay Of
execution. Messrs. William +. Kintzing and +. s
Buckingham appeared for Balbo ana Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Lyon for the people. Counsel said
they thought that the Questions involved in the
should DO heard before the General Term of tho
Supreme Court, and that therefore writ of error
and stay OF execution should be granted
Judge Donohue said to Mr.. kintzing that, the
General Term OF the supreme Court meets tho
arst Monday i'll January, and tho time fixed for the
hanging is not until tho 10th OF that month, there
necessity for stay of execution but that no
would. rs q matter Of right to counsel. grant the
wit OF error.
The New York herald., 1879-12-24
PARNELL AND DILLON.

ORGANIZING MOVEMENT FOR THE RELIEF OF
IRISH DISTRESS.
The subcommittee finance Of tho Parnell Re.
ception Committee met yesterday afternoon at tho
Astor House to consider the means of meeting the
expenses Of the forthcoming demonstration. and
also to take action on tho rclief question Among
those present were Messrs. William Z. Robinson.
Maurice Power. Charles A. O'Rorke. E. d. Farrell.
John G. Hennesscy and Jerome Brady. The cable
despatch received on Sunday from the Dublin Land
League announcing that Messrs. Parnell and Dillon.
the ENJOYS OF that body, their way to this
city. commissioned to receive subscriptions.
which tho League will distribute for the relief OF the
distress, was read and Its contents earnestly dis
cussed. 1t was seen that this request from Dublin
aud imposed new duties on the committee.
but that it required full meeting Of
tions for the relief of tho distress. Finally
it was decided to request tho secretaries to call
ton may be definitely settled and the financial SUBJ
committee get clear instr Iuctions. A form OF crcu-
lar stating the objects of Mr. Parnells mission and
asking subscriptions for the relief OF the distress in
Ireland will be presented at the next meeting.
that If approved. it may be printed at and tho
work OF collection begun. several prominent and
wealthy citizens have already promised largo sub
scriptons and those competent to speak for the
Irish population of New York express great conf
dence that very large will be raised Within
the ncxt few days several wealthy lrishmen or high
standing in financial circles will be waited upon with
view 10 induce them to take charge Of tho hold
ing and transmission of the money subscribed. and
as some of them have already expressed their ap-
proval of the movement their consent is expected
1t will be strongly recommended at tho next meet
ing that tho proceeds of the reception be devoted
tho relief OF the poor in Ireland and that all
peses Of the committee be paid by the members in
divdually independent of what they may subscribe
for the distress or tor the Land League Delegations
from the following societies have been invited and
are expected TO attend the next meeting of the
mittee The Aucient Order Of Hibernians. the st.
Patrick's Alliance, the Nationalsts Knights Of St.
Patrick, Friendly Sons of st. Patrick. the Tenn
perance organizations. the Irish Brigade O11cers'
Association. the Sixty-ninth regiment, N.G.S.N.f..
and tho Veteran Corps. Sixty-ninth. 1t Is also
stated that several prominent citizens who have not
yet attended meetings will be present and promises
of cooperation have been received from several in
uucutiaI uuartcrs.
The New York herald., 1879-12-24
COULD NOT STAND ThE ORDEAL.

1t was thought that DR." william Tayon. recently
convicted in the Court of General Sessions of NAL
practice on the person Of Miss Minnie Papo Of
brooklyn, would be brought up yesterday for SEN
tence. When about to DO taken to court he do
clarcd his inability to undergo the ordeal account
OF illness. 1t was subsequently stated, however,
that he was not III at iirst represented lie
VIII DO sentenced 1t the beginning OF tho next term
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a. Be stre your sin will find you out.''
Here Is another illustration o. the truth o.
the sailing: In 1862 4 man by The name Cf
Englett, from Pennsylvania, and having in
his possession from S2.00J 10 Sl,OU0, went
10 Versailles, lad, for the purpose of lur-
chasing farm. He MAS member of the
Campbeiitc enrrci, and stopped with FAM
lily by the uanie Of nahonet; whe were also
members oi that church. He WAS never
heard Of after gong to the Mahoney house.
Tile family stated that Englsit retired TO bed
complaining Of beihk unnull, that he got up
in the night and went out and was never
seen b. them aiterward.
Three or four tedrs since some men quar-
rying rock near the old Mshoney home
stead, came across The skeleton of a human
being. 1t WAS at once suspected the skel-
eton was that of Engiett.
On last "Wednesday a man by the name of
Henry Preble died at his home near the
town. On bis deathbed he stated that the
skeleton exbumed al the quarry was Eng
lett's that himself and the Mahoney boys
had murdered Englett for his money, and
had concealed the body under the rock I; and
they got si,e0c ffom his person, which WAS
given TO William Mahonry, nor living in
Kentucky, for ssie-keeping, aud that the
Mahoney boys had afterwards refused 10
give him any portion of the money. Oi
course Pre,,e was not in q condition to Gu
force any division.
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The University Singers Of New Orleans,
4 new and original trcup OF colcred singers,
from New Orleans, singing in aid Of the
Concert in the Court House, this (wednes-
day) evening" Tickets - and 30 cents
;he latter price secures reserved scat.
The Troupe come highly recommended
by those who profess to be acquainted with
their ability, and with their mission. The
half Of the financial proceeds will be hand
Cd over TO the management of the NJ. L.
Church, TO be appropriated TO the payment
Of debt nov standing ssainst the church in
this place.
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:. AnsRosE MAr1iS, Of Goodaii

). AasEosE MAEIiS, Of Goodwin,
sends Us tho answer To "Fraha's" nuIner-
icai enigma:
II, Is, :. Q is wash.
!, Ii, 8, II is p!ow.
3. Is. 10 IS pea.
&, l2. 10 is an eel.
s. 10, IL Is tea.
;, !, 3, ), II, 6 is oppose.
!, lS, i gap.
The Whole Is ''Pup Goes the Weasel"
VETERAN SOLDIERs.-Solders who cnlist-
rd from, and were accredited 70 the Jor.
ough of Nidiintown, during the war OF the
Rebellion, wIll please report, as soon as pos
si6ie, their nsme, place and date OF enlist
mcnt, company and Regiment. with the date
ot discharge, and present place of resi-
dcuce, to enable then to complete their Roll
OF Veteran Soldiers Of Juniata county, Pa
J. C. MosER. IT,
II. IL. wIrsox, Com
Apri, 9, le7q.
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TO CONSUMPTiVES.

cured Of that dread disease, Consumption,
by simple remedy, i anxious tc mase
known To his iclluw->ufl:rs the means ui
cure. To al who desire il, he will send i
copy OF the prescription used. Gree oi
chIrgc), with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which rh-y will find a
sURs cURE for Consumption, Asthma, B-On-
chiiis. &c. Parties wishing ;hc pre.crip-
ton, will please address,
T.. A. WILSON,
1914 Penn street, Wi.liamsburgh, Ny.
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A female infant. three weeks old, was left
in a basket on the doorstep of Father
Washes residence in Altoona last week.
The priest had the waif sent Ia the Mayor,
and he has provided for the abandoned IN
fant as provided by law for such cases.
Since writing the above, it has transpired
that the woman who left the infant IN the
door step of the priest, was in the hospital
at harrisburg 25 days, and afterwards Under
the care of the Women's Christian Associ-
alton at Harrisburg. On "Wednesday after
noon she left Harrisburg to go to Johns
to~n, il is esid. Her whereabouts since she
left the jnfsut has ndt been found out.
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Philadelphia { Reading Railroad.
Arrangement OF Passenger Trains.
Nov. !1ih, 1873.

Trans lsa-s HsrTisbs-g AZ foi:o,o,
For New York a; ) -, { 10 i. M, and goo
and = % 2. M.
For Philadsiphia at . -, 8 10, . IS a. m,
. 90 and ! Jr 2. z.
For Rea ling a; 3 90, 70, rs =. NJ, 200
60 and 8 T.
fc- Pot!sviIle at . 20, 10 l. m, ard 4 90
2. II. <at via SciuyISiIl < Snsquehanna
Branch 4, Z 81 p IN
For Auburn Via :. x : Branch a, S so I ~.
For Allentcwn at 20, 20 a. ~, 20,
o. and - p. m.
The %, 10 I. n. aud = SS n:
trains have through cars for New j ,rk
TIE > - }. m. train has through cErs for
Philad-ll hia.
StS1ify.
For Esw York at ; - T. ~.
F0F Allentown and way stations at |, 2ne nj.
For Reading, Philadelphia and way stations
at ! ~ p:I1
Trais; for Harr,,szir, i,crS as .rs,lo.-.!
Leave New YorS a; 4 ~ =. H., ar, | 90.
> % ami = - .. NJ.
Leave Pfilad s ohi.. At 2 Is d. M, snd OC,
and % p. m.
leave Reading at "A 40, 40, II so a. m,
80, 8 Is and IL p p. ID.
Leave Pottsviile at 10, g I5am. and 4 10
p. M, and via Schuylkill and Sasaurhap-
IA Branch At II .. ia.
Leave Auburn Ma 5 s ). Branch at IL 90
MON.
Leave AiisE.owu At 'S 50, 5 50. o 05 a. NJ.
II Is, 80 and 9 o5 p. N.
Does not run oa Noadapr.
SCNG.IFS.
Leave New YOri at 20 y. N.
Leave Philadelphia 1t 90 D n;
Leave Recalling at 4 40 and 10 a. NJ. aud "a
30 IN.
Leave Allentown at so i. m. and 9e5 7. M.
I's 1srrii and Esser Rar:roaf.
J. Z. WOOTTtS,
General Manager.
c. G. HANCOCK,
General TIchff .ixear:
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Az exchange saysi OF all the new soHgs
noS flooding the country none are SO pop
ulsr as those composed by WIN l.. ThOmp-
son. lie has jus, issued a beautiful new
Song and Chorus, entitled, "My Grzadpa''
.idyice " /, IS thought to be even p-ettier
than this authors famous scns ..Gathering
Shells" Ii You want the latest and pret-
tieSt song of The day, order .'My Grandpl's
ADVICE" by VIII l.. Thompson. Any mu-
sic dealer will mail ii to you for 35 cents.
Published by W. L. THOMPSON & Co,
East Liverpool, Ohio.
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PRIVATE SALES.
FARM OF fIasT-RATE QUALITY

AFARN OF fIRST-RATE QUALITY
Of land, in the heart of Lost Greek Valley,
onls one mile west OF NcAiisterville, con-
tanning 80 ACRES. mostly cleared, having
thereo,i erected a LARGE FRAME BANK
BARN, comuiodious weather. bearded LOG
HOUSE, and other out-buildIngs. First
rate Fruit. a well of clear, cold Water at
the kitchen door. This is desirab farm,
and can be bought at such a margin that it
will prove profitable investment. For fur
thcr particulars address
Mrs: SOPHIA OSWALD,
ilislinssrn, Pa.
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TERMS.

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~stin u months; s2.eo II not paid within
II months.
Transient advertisenen.s inserted at so
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Transient business notices IN local col
umu, 10 cents per line ior each insertion.
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wear
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Any person wishing First-Class Organ,
will save Is to SO PER CENT. b. buying
the FAvORITE ORGAN, direct rom the
mandatory, as have dispensed with ths
service Of an agent, and will hereafter sell
direct to the purchasers, gieing them The
benefit Of tie agents fee
Please send for particulars before pur-
chasing elsewhere
ALEX. MoKILLIPS,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Dec. 4, ls7S-6m Lancaster, Pa.
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Manhood: AowLost How Restored

~ Jusr published. G new edition Of
sS Dr.. Culverwell's Celebrated Esssy
o. the radical cure (NishGut meGi-
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ness, lnNC lntary Seminal Losses, IFpt,
tcroy, Mentai aid Physical iucapsc;Iy, in-
pcdinents 10 Marriage, etc also, Con.
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced by
scli-indU.senCc or sexual cVtravagance, sc.
UJ Price, IL sealed envelope, ouly six
cents.
Ihc Celebrated su;hor, in thi. admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from . thIrtS
years successful Practice, ;nat the alarm
inS consequences Of se!f-abuse r1sy Re rad
icai;y cured without the dangerous use of
ii.trrual medicine or the sppii;a,ion of tho
knife; pointing ont mode % rure al on. 4,
Simple. certaIh- and cf,ciuai. b, means Of
"hIch every sufferer, no piattcr whgt us
condition MAJ be, ma tfre himself cheap
ly, p~ivttely. aI,. rgt --giiy.
This Lecture should De in the hand.
of every Youth and every man in the !snd
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, 10
any address, postpaid, ga the receipt OF
siN ce'-'8 or two post stamps. Address tbs
PupiiShers
TIE MEDICAL co.,
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IlTll-ly Post-Oiice Box 1855.
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MARRIED.:

LEISTER-KAUFFMAN - On Sunday
evening, April 18th, by j. N. Moore, J. p,
Mr.. Jacob Leister and Miss Ida Kaufman,
, both of Van Vert, Juniata county.
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I.EETERE.

TEEopORE 1GLIoS, the greatest orator Of
the age. viii deliver his new lecture.
''Uealt's Ease" IN the Court House, on
TUESDAY evening, April 23,h. 1873.
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PENNSYLVANIA STATE SABBATH.
SCHOOL CONVENTION.

The fifteenth annual convention of the
Pennsylvania State Sabbath-school Associ.
htion will be held in the Second Presbvte-
risn church in Altoona, Tuesday. wednes-
day and Thursdlv, June Sd, 4th and 5th.
The exercises will open Tuesd ly afternoon,
at ) O'Clock, with a grand union chiidren's
meeting, addresses b. Rev. Richard New
ton, ID. d., OF Philadelphia, and viii close
oa Thur-day night, at 10 o'clock.
The programme viii be practical, ard tho
topics will be opened by the abiest 5 Sunday-
sch 'ol ,nen in the State, aits- which they
will be given the onyentiur for general
discussion.
Tbs music will he andes the direction of
Prof, J. II. Leslie, With Il. L. Delo, Of AL
toona, as orSanis.
The Gsual reduction OF rates will 5e had
on all leading rsi'rosds in tho State. fos ia-
formation ri which report yoar name to B.
+. Custer, Esq, of Altoona, chairman OF
COMMITTEES On trans nsportstion.
This will be mass convention, sud all
sunday-sehools and Sunday-school organi-
Estions thrOus hoat the State. whether of a
deneniinatioHsl or uDdenomirsIional char
ncter, are entitled to representation. For
al! duly accredited delegates Entertainment
will be provided ii their names are reported
60 Rev. S, W. Dufii-ld, of Altoona, on or
before May 3ist. All Persons contrmpiat-
ing attending the convention should arrange
10 o, present u the children's meeting and
remain until the close OF the convention.
i, is hoped that the convention Will be large
and enthusiastic aud that every one viii feel
an indiN idual respo;s ibiiiy Tor its success.
Pastors and superintendruts will please
read this call 20 their respective schools
snt ccngres .tioas. For copy Of program.
me and ANY further or special information,
address
In. s. WAGosEE,
Stats Secretary, Moch-aicsa1rs, CUnbcr-
land county, IA.
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The Riot Damage bill was disposed of be-
.ore the present Legislature, on last We'd
ncsdas, on Mr.. Woifs motion TO take u
the bill The vote On the bill stood, nays,
l0l; yeas, 9s.
Since the above was pu; in type, an effort
was made to bring 1t up in the House. The
effort failed, and now an effort is being made
10 revive il in the Lower House.
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PIMPLLS.

Twin mail FREQ the recipe tor a simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAN.
FRECKLES, PlMPLES aud BLoTCHES,
leaving the skin soft, clear ami beautiful =;
also Instructions tor producing luxuritni
growth oi hair on bald head or smooth
face. Address, nclnSing Sc stamp, Ben.
VJn1elf = Co, 20 Ann street, y. Y.
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I arge stock of ready made 'otfiug OF the
IL latest and choicest styles, for men and
boys. hats, caps, boots and shoes, notions,
furnishing goods in endIsAs vrnt for -SAls
at Szunuel Strsyer's, ID Patterson.
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WESTWARD FA5f TRAISs.

WESTWARD FAsf 7aANs.
Pacific Express leaves Philadelphia | ! 81
p mt Harrisburg ~ a m; Marysville 4 80
a II. Duncannon ! - NJ; Newport l. a
m MiiIiin ) IS i m; iewiStovn 6 ~ a m
NcY YeyIpwn 6 - 4 IN; Mt. Union t'S m
Huntingdon 30 m; Petersburg ~ L ~
{ pruce Creek 51 am; TNron, s 10 i m
Bell's Mills 5 33 a IN; Altoona S - NJ
Pit;sbuig | A. pm.
Pi.t>burg Express leaves Philadelphia
s so , m, Harrisburg | | 90 p m; Mlrysvil;e
II l9 pm; Miif;ir II IS a M; i.ewistcwu
| 0O an; Huntingdon 10 IN; Tyrone
. 50 III .lioOns 3 70 ami Pittsourg ~
M.
EAsrwArp FAST TEiIss.
Philadelphia Express leaves Pittsbu-g a;
44opm; Altoona & 80 p n Beli's Mills
10 pm; Tyrone 9 - pm; Spruce Greek
9S7 P IN; Huntingdon ! 80 m; Lewis
town 10 u N: Miiiiiu Il = am; Harris
burg II 81 an; AMI a-riSc Ia Philadelphia
at so III,
Atlantic Express leaves PI,tsburs az 10
pm; Altoona 10 pm; Tyrone ~ P Ia !;
Huntingdon rs pmi ut. Union D = a !;
McY eytOwH - pm; Lcwi>town 5 IS n /;
Mifiin 10 p m; Newport 9 81 m: Dua-
cannon 10 - p IN; Harrisburg lH IS + ~ /;
Philadelphia } % a M
Pacific Express leaves PittsNI-s - 2 - a
N; Altoona 80 ami Tyrone s Is n
| Huntingdon S ; q m; Lew s;cwn 9 81 a IN ;
Miiiiin 10 10 am; Harri.nHrg n 45 L
arrives IN Philadelphia ~ pm.
COSsECTIoxs.
Trains on the HO.iidaysbur- Rrancn icave
Altoona at 10 am; 9IGs an; 30 pm
/ Z 80 = IN; asriv: at Altoona - 81 = ii ,
! : 40 2 IL; ; - IL; 10 p u.
/ Trains on i.ewistown Division. leave Lew
/ istowr junction Tor Ni'roy at % : N: !
I q am; 90 p M; Tor 5 unbury al % 1 IN
4 l 20 pm; and arrives AZ LewistSNn JUNG
+ zion IRON Mi.roy at . 3j m; 90 n;
J % II from SGubaEy 6: 10 S5 NJ, II
: Is p NJ.
! Trains on the II s .. Z. r. 7. and Fed.
ford Division leave Huntingdon for Bedford
BrIdgy port aud Cumberland ri 6 % 4 n and
8 40 ? Ia; and arrive at Huntingdon a. =
p m aud u 10 \ Ii
Trains on tie Tyrone DiTi.ion leave ".
rome tor B.ilslo.te aad Loci, Haven at 3 81
IN end az pm; for Curwcrsyillc and
Clcartieid at goo ~ and | u Ia A; aTriva
at Tyrone at | 80 and 90 y n.
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: WE EEIsyEgT AT gAST,

-: WE HkYEyE AT LAST.
sei \ periec: rorsiaz ShiF; Bosom
,Streicher aud ,roning Bodrd. Besi
sgss ssSelling article in market. Sells a;
80 lSIght, both IN city aud eountrr. II
is superior in every respect, and
luOre ssleable than any other board.
Esi rhe latest improvement over all
~ = Patented Nov. %, 1871. Large rer
centagc psid. Territory sellers and can
yasserS wanted. Agents 30 not fail - send
for circular ana terms to A. W. Smith, Ne
Keesport, Allegheny county, Pa. Say In
what psi.r yon saw this aiS't. Ioctl6
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o YES, LOOK TITS wAYll

q YES, LOOK THIS WAYii
For vour Grain Drills, Reapers, Mowers,
Wheel Cultivators, for either one or two
horses, to shovels, best in the market.
J. F. Il. LONG,
Port Royal p. o., or near Spruce Hill,
aprl6-tf Juniata county, Pa.
CAxrHoR NLK-Dr. Oberholtzer's Lini-
meut has been used by thousands, and has
proved to be OF the highest value TO the
community. 1t has effected many cures in
Frosted Feet, and many persons recommend
il tor Cuts, Calls and Ssellings in horses.
1t costs - cents. Sold by Banks & Ham.
lin, MIfiiintown, and Hamlin s. Co., Pa,ter-
son, Pa. tmari9-lm
Camphor Milk cures Headache and Neu-
ralgia.
Camphor Milk cures rheumatism and
Lame Back.
Camphor Mix cures Cuts, Bruises aud
Burns.
Camphor Milk costs Csc; bottles 81.
Sold by Banks & Ham,in, Mifilintown, and
IIamin l. Co.. Patterson. [mari9iy
Phoenix Pectoral will cure your Cough.
Phoenix Pectoral cures hoarseness quickly
Phoenix Pectoral tastes good ami brings
rest.
Phoenix Pectorli costs 2jc; 5 bottles S..
! Sold by Banks * Hamlin, MiitiDtown, /
/ Hamin = Co, Patterson. lmarls-ly
FOR SALE.-A commodious Dwelling
/ House, and two Store Rooms, in the bor-
oush of Miiilintown, Juniata county, Pa.
This is a rare chance TO acquire a dwelling
/ house, and business place in Nitilintswn; a
chance, which IL left pass, may not be
] equalcd in many years. For particulars,
| cal! at, or address this Office. jan29-tf
! FOR RENT.-The Corner StOre-room in
! the Bcltord Building, now occupied by K.
/ +. Parker, is Tor rent. Inquire Of
/ MARGARET BELFoRD.
LUMBER.-All kinds, sizes and qualities,
for sale at prices to suit the times. Call on
| or address JAS. Z. SHILLIsGsFoRD,
MARRIOTT Near McAlistefville, Pa.