I
SENTINEL S REPUBLICAN
itFFLlNT0w5i.
Tc!neKda), reVy 1474.
I. F, SCII WE I Eli,
tMMi isu rBoratEToB.
' """ " "lis
. . I
will r.L Wdrtlf tn i.mirr? kirn th til- I
. . .
i . .. . ..r l ........I.- 1., ,
J'll., PTD'C Ol IUS (.HUUII UU ' :
isisfo tint fir trnlutti ut the eurrenev '
be increased.
Leuislative ai. l 15auk circle t , ew Yir, Jerij City, Omaha, and at
Ilarrisburg were agitated last week ly '. MaucLccti-r', Iowa, besides being geo
t'le ljx-rt t!:at bauk bad raiwr a e..r- i era!Iy prevalent io Oliia. It is, we
rupii.i-i fund to buy the Leji-Iature to tjink, entirely independent of existing
repeal the present iiury law. j temperance organixationa. especially
Tim Grand Lod-e of Kniclta of '
c
Pylbiaof Peuticylvania held its sea ; ,s depenocot on a ret-rence, among
sions iu Philadelphia, and passed tbe tIie people, Tor moral and religious io
initiatory steps to c grand parade dur- fluc. nd the fact tbat it doe sue
i:.g the I 'cntennial Celebration. ! ceeJ, proof that there are right sen
A IjOMhn de?jtfc.i nf the 17th in-
slant Mja: Dr. 15,. tbe English
trave'er ret orN that be lias di-covered
' ' , Uncovered ,
u,e true .-lean. .nat. at .s s.iua.cu .
diy's journey northeast of the village
of Akaba, Arabia, at the altitude of
;00 feet above the level of the sea. Dr.
ISekc says be found reiuaiu of animals
that had been SiCriSced. lie also dis
covered Sinaitic inscription, which be
c.pied.
t'lr:i'I.ABS had been sent from liar- i
rishurg last wet k to bankers through j
out thi State re'iuestin? them to con-
tribute to a fund to buy the Legisla- ;
lure to repeal the usury law. Two per-
sons have beeu arrested at llarrisbuig
for being interested lit the blackmailing
enterpriae. One of the two is a mem-;
ber of the legislature. II is the rep- . moral sensibility, and as amenable to Michael Yoder, D M Jamison. Asscs
reseritative of Wayne and Pike counties, kindly religious influences. The Phi- ' soie Aaron Leidy, II T MeAlister.
The other is a citixm of Harrisburg. !
How many others aie there to be uo- 'correct than that heretofore prevailing
eartbcJ by the investigation ? j on the subject Tbe wide departure
How queer 7?bVt"alk. If Tman hotu t!ie 80cial rulfcs ucretofore rcci--works
aud save? bia .uoney.be is miserly, j "right and proper, tbe some-
If be won't work, and spenls bis money, ! llkt -tartling nature of the movement,
be is lazv and a bi2 dunce. lfhe2ets,Le excitable elements involved, the
others to do bis work aud takes his ease,
be is aristocratic and would make a
good slaV3 master. If be eatploys no
one, and works day and night to do all
bis work himself, be don't waut any
bndv else to live. If be employs men
and women to wait on him and bis lam- I
:i. .1,.. ..... ..1 ..,r I, i... hsealisff I
"Jy '" "'1 -
they dou't live in the aame way-
If
be and bis family wail on themselves,
they curse him because they won't al
low people to wait on tbem ; and so we
all gossip lit; so many heathens. Dc
boccst, obey the golden rule, consult
your own comfort, and let them gossip, j
THERTbas beena great deal of val- 1
uable time lost in talkit." about tbe re- :
suuiftiou of specie paymeut. The busi
ness of tbe country, aud the country
generally, really do not ci.re whether
the currcucy be paper or gold and ail
ver, only so that it be in full confidence
as a medium of exchaugs. The coun j
try has luil confidence in the Green- j
back and National currency, aud once
the question of spscie payment is left j
alone long enough to impress stock and ,
money ghiu biers with the fact tbat there j
will be Q) forced resumption, they will
cease to bold and speculate in it. The
prospective demand for it will entirely j
disappear, aud that wiil dimmish the
rates for duty, and thus it will fall
. , . . . . .1
TUthout jar. or injury to any one, to al
J ,,,-- . ,
most par value with the .National and ,
tjreeiiback currency ; and as soon there-
after as the balance of foreign trade is j
in our favor it will coiue into genera! !
circulation. What the specie question
most needs is to be "let alono."
Dr rVni.iEMANS his been exploring
in ilium, on the site of which it is be
lieved ancient Troy stood. He reports
that be has found the Palace of King
Priam, ani removed from its ruins
vases of gold and silver, head-dresses,
bracelets, eirrings of gnld, and copper
weapons of war. There was likewise
a copper key, which might well have
fitted au ordinary modern strong box
and a number of copper daggers, gold
and silver di'ic, vase and goblets of
magnificent workmanship; and " six j
W blades of au allov of cold on sil- I
. . , ,t t 1
ver. aun tsrouufc suu iuc tutuiuie., ., . , . .j - ,
c ! with the gteat and iiiiporla it duties and
A drinking goblet of pure gold, weigh- obligations devolving upon us, and grow
ing Ol'O grammes, kettles, helmets and 1 mg out of Ibe relations we sustain to
plates were also found iu the quairan
gular space.
Tbe Loudon Telegraph is somewhat
skeptical as to the workmanship or man
ufacture of the article found by the
Doctor. In tbe following it clearly sets
forth that it dues not believe that they
were manufactured or owned by the
people of Troy. Perhaps if an Eug-
lishman bad made the discoveries tbe '
Telegraph would not be so skeptical : j 'herein should enjoy equal advantages
That a number of precious objeclsj,n race of Hfe.
may have bteu discovered in the Troad, I gt,., Ravn.ond,charped with being
we do not wish for a mcment to quea- j one , ,he ril,gleaders of a twnd ho oper
tion; the yet undiscovered mines of ,tcd in Wall street and !sewher last snn.
buried treasure in the ancient world , , with forglH oh, rrivea in
may, after twenty centuries of rapine ; SfW yrk ,.mi EngUn(1 in c,ilrge of
and devastation, be innumerable ; but i v(e duUctive ,nd iKild iu .,
.: . 1 . 1 r . .... a 1. . ...i.... I
COUUUU me laps-; ut t.ue, tuo n.i.i- ,
tudes ot barbaric invasion, and me ex
treme dubiety as to whether there was
ever place called Troy at all, tbe hy
pothesis of the treasure recently nu-
carthed having belonged to King Priam, ;
I . . cM 1 . . . Ij. -t t-.mid mm Tim I
' , - . . u I
... . 1 . . . .1 i name associated with Ihe Ciinninghauj-Bur-ab
y be church plate pertaining to the t
, ' iiii- .1 ; dell murdell uiiirder, has also b.-en arrested,
lower empire, plundered by those tp- .....,, , , , .
- -- 1 r .1 , .v ,i. ... ' , li is alleged that a large number of bonds
tain Kids of the dark agta, those most 1 e ....
1 . .. ..r .,i. - 1 were prepared in las house.
nscru u'ons removers of goods in t
towu and oouniry, the Uoihs and t au
dais, and concealed by them in the in
tervals of their piratical expeditions, as
the buccaneers of the Spaniah maiu
acd to bury their booty at Key West.
It is 1 far cry to Lecbcwe, but a much
farther one Iu tbe siege of Troy.'
The bankers who responded to tbe as- j
Mssment of the Harrisburg plunderers to j
bur tbe Legislature are accomplices In tbeJ
otjl ot brib.-rj . i
The Pbllosophj of the W-
meti' .Movement A gal nut
the Liquor Huaines.
The it.iud, of tl.iuking men and wo
man are closely directed to tbe new
movement against tbe liquor business,
by tbe ladies. The philosophy of it
being looked into, and discussed.
The question is thus written on by ' '
Piburg G-i7e
....
bat iti
ay be termed tbe woman's j
K I 1. ivuiin.mi"i.t uiutvuicuk vdiu I
! to be epidewU. It baa broken oat in
tliose of tbe secret order. Its success t
tnueuts among those who are engaged i
in tl.tt lninv.tiai .n hiuin
,lips when tbe poill, is Cl,(11,- .,,,e,
.
,ocre are fuw , ,e,s doubt tlll!l ,
r(MIIlltl lin- nt-rsllr
.,J0M wbo sc! f re deooanced as !
who sell liquor are denounced as.
utterly callous, irretc-ei.t. and lack-.
iua io tbe elements upon which a i
Christian life ii based. May it not be '
that there was , repelia.it influence in !
such teaching, that served tu harden i
i those engaged iu the business, agaius: '
the very influences that were brought jCoustablc Jerry Dill,
to bear ! At all events, tbe prcseutj FAYETTE,
movement proceeds upon an entirely Justice of the Peace James Cav-
different theory. Iu place of lecturing
and preaching against the liquor dell j
eis, and atlotm keepers, these ladies
pray for them, treating tbeui respect-
fully, recognizing them as possessed of j
losophy of the ladies is certainly more
presence of woman of respectability at
places not heretofore t.-garded as suit
ed fur them, al! these foiin the pecu
liar aud exceptional features of the
movement. Of Us permanency no
opinion can yet be formed. It is sue-
for the present, beyond cavil
Of doubt.
Tbe Objects or the Grange.
Tbe Washington Republic, in the fol
lowing, soma np the objects of the
Granges :
W e have been looking at the various
expressions of sentiment from the
gTei D0W 80 extensively organized iu
' country. Their objects and those
r ne Republic have so much in som-
mon that we have watched with inter
est their discussions and resolutions to
see whether their organizers were going
to show an intelligent arprebension of
the difficulties which embarras the in
dustnes of the country, aud wjetbei
they would be able to apply tbe needed
remedial principles, or whether their
organization would be devoted to tbe
easy work of tearing down without
building anything better for tho indi-
vidual and public welfatv.
We find the following promising res
olutions among those passed by tbe
Iowa Clinton Coun'y Grange :
To secure for ourselves social and
educational advantages; to improve
'
our condition as a class ; to ennoble
hm nd tQ reni r aftrac.
tjve . t0 Ull,ke ourselves better and
more successful farmers or mechanics.
Again, the Michigan State Grange
shows an excellent purpose in the fol
lowing :
Resolved, That we understand the ob
jeets of this organization to be
1. The bringing together in friendly
and intelligent association o.r that large
class of society, the farmers, who have
iu all tbe past lived comparatively iso
lated, bringing with them the.r wives,
their sons, and their daughters, thereby
promoting ibe higher social culture,
with all its beueficial results.
'1. Ti et.courage the intellectual im
provement of those connected with the
i itrtrnnicatiiin. tint ni.lv hv iHa Hisitiivinn
t ,he ummU9 question, rurelv aeri
cultural, the proper understanding of J
which underlies our greatest success iu j
u,e '"""g 01 ,,,e 0,11 '
1 ...... i. ...... , 1. i .
'. mvi iiiuinueiiii .1 11 14 1111 leu
sociely, and also with what are oar
rights and responsibilities as sovereign
citizens of a free government.
ResolceJ, That in a government like
ours I lie universal good requires that
there should be no uch class legisla
tion as will give to any one branch of
business or industry any undue advan
tage or power over other interests
equally important to the well-being of
society, but, as fir as possible, e-ery
useful occupation and those engaged
-Cjji,,
The gang iw.sed over $500,000
worth of forged bonds on the Central and
Buflalo and Erie Railroads, and were alsjut
to throw on the market a vast number of
i fraudulent bonds of the Western Union
Telegraph Comjiany when detected. Dr.
Alvah Blaisdell, notorious from having his
A NEW bora disease prevails in New
V rk. Tbe sy mptoms are quite marked.
Tbcy are, loss of appetite, swulleu ejes
asd swollen legs, aud great weakness.
Many death bave ensued.
The women's temperance movement was
inaugurated at Lincoln, Nebraska, on the ;
18th iuat , and at oue saloon the crowd was '
so great that the Boor gave wy and several !
persons were injured.
SPtilSti ELECTIONS.
MIFKLINToWJJ.
Judge of Elecliou W iibet MoCab
an. laspectora J C Watts; J S Mar
tin. ( bief Burgess Lacien Bank.
Town Council A II w ill, X E Little-
field, J S Thomas, Wu. Hawk, John;
. t, .
Horning acLoo, rec.orsix a,
, .u.o.ugu -erem.au otts, ,
""'""'g overseers or i oor nenrv ,
uoshen, John llunuian. AkMsmr I
J"'1, Sulonff.
Justice of the Peace I
- E V II Kreider. Conatable S S ,
Wilson. Auditor I. E Atkinson.
FtRMANAUU. ;
Justice of the
Peace Joshna Prf-
fen berger,
jnupe ot .icetioD r.n
Dunn. In-pcctor James Slarley,
...... . . i. ,1-
Abraham iMoist. Assessor niiaui
j
Christy. Supervisors llliaru I '":
Daniel S.eber. School Director
. , . . , (
ft Ules, W ill Ieople, Johu U raeKQ- ,
f r ... Lr i. flr... ;
berger.
l f rirsfrtr I IU A t"UJt- ,
hArffPP IIt-trV AUUIlOr J UIII1 i
F AUen. Township I lerk John ,
;
&toner.
WALKER.
Judre Davis Kauffman. Inspec- ;
tors Jos Dvsmcer. Henry Ilartman. '
School Director
In.li Tttnn Daniel
... . .
K loss. S
upervi?ort .ui-tiai oieoer,
U U IV.un.uan. uv-reeers at.u.e. .
I Worsrs Daniel i
Anker, Solomon Moiibeck. Assessor
M R Bashoar. Auditor C W liook.
cny.
Judge Jos 1" Smith. Inspec
I Gaviuan, Sam'l D Watts.
tors
Overseers Reuben Leonard, Siu'on
Amy. School Directors Maurice Leo-
oard, John D Leister. Supervisor
Constable John Caveny.
I'ELAWAUE.
Judge W II Toomey. Inspector
Jos Hrauthoflvr. Assessor J Harley.
Overseei John L Aukir. School Di
rectors Isaac Pile, Uriah Shuman.
Supervisors J Hoops, W N Brock
hart. Auditor Philip Ilarlty. Con
stable J M Stutts. Township Clerk
J M Stutts.
THOMPSOSTOtVN.
Judge Joseph Feebrer. Inspec
tors S M Kepler, Nathan Keely.
School Directors Elihu Benuer, P L
Green leaf. Assessor John Dauglr
erty. Chief Burgess J S Lukens.
Overseers Jos Wetiler, Israel N ett
ler. Auditor J P Wickersham. Con
stable Noah Cameron. Town Coun
cil J G Haltemao, P L Greeuleaf
Israel Tennis, James Vines, Jad Mc
Naugbton, W ilson.
MONROE.
Judce Thomas Watts. Inspectors
W D Shellenbetger, John Amy.
Justice John McConuell. Constable
Ephrairu Graybill. Supervisors -Abram
Benuer, Samuel Kuuibaugh.
Overseers John Watts, Peter Wise
Auditor II G Shellenberger. School
Directors W G Winey, Michael Kuiu
felt. Assessor Daniel Amy.
GREENWOOD.
Judge Lewis Cargiil. Inspectors 1
1
A 6 Bostwiek, 11 r Welders. Super
visors J Dimm, John Glatfelter.
Scbool Directors J T Dimm. Geo L
Baruer. Assessor D li I ox. Over
ccers,Harr son Mil nium, Millard Wood- j
ward. Auditor B G Wickersham.
Constable John II Patterson.
SfSQIEHAXXA.
Justice of the Peace Levi Light.
Constable N A Uay. Judge Jos
Karstetter. Inspectors D R 1 U i
ser, John Haines. Supervisors D D
Bobner, W 1 Sebnpp. Overseers
David Fisher, Able Shaffer. Scbool
Directors Daniel Knouse, Geo Kling
er. Assessor Eli Crawford. Audi
tor Henry Beale.
The returns for the west side of the
river will be published next week.
SHORT ITEMS.
There are nearly 20,00f Germans in "ew
I fork city.
The wing of a bee makes 4U0 vibrations
ii a minute.
Mrs. Harriet Smith, in Wisconsin, tracked
and shot :be biggest bear of the season,
pttsti.wn baa a worn tn resident who has
never been more than ona square from her
home for the last twenty years.
Rev. William Eyer, of Catawissa, fell and
was trampled by a horse on tbe 6tb inst.,
and died from his injuries on Sunday, ihe
8th inst.
The Ohio State Grange on the 18lh inst.
passed resolutions indorsing aud pledging
support to the women's temperance move
ment. An f igliteen-mootha oid child in Norris
town swallowed a aha 1-pin two inches and
a half long, two necks ago, and suffers
much io consequence.
IL-nrv Smith, a gravel roofer, died in
Williamsport ol hydrophophia on the 15th
inst. He was bitten by a rabid dog six
months ago, in Elizabeth, N. J.
A bit of red pepper, ths size of your Au
ger end, dropped into boiling meat or veg
etaoles will kill all unpleasant odor. Re
member this when boiling cabbage.
A Carbondalc belle dropped her wire sym
metry in crossing a muddv street, and a
gallant Irishman handed it to her with the
remark, "Madam, here's your muzzle."
Berks county, Pa., one of the greatest
Democratic strongholds of the country, 'has
just allowed a colored aian to sit as a jury
man iu its courts for the first time.
Profanity never did any man tbe least
good. No luan is richer or happier, or
wiser for it. It commends no one to soci
ety; it is disgnsting to the refined, and
abominable to the good.
Attempts have been made to burn the
Primitive, Methodist, Wesleyan, Centena
ry and St. Andrews churches at Ontario,
Canada. The St. Andrew fared the worst,
being almost totally destroyed.
An analysis of the mortar of the great
P5niid shows tbat over ninety per cent.
euns181 U',D,' ' ' e remainder
bei" ,bout di"d between car-
t"te of lime and carbonate of magnesia.
Tbe famine hi India ia increasing, and it
Is estimated tbat 150,01)0 natites are already
severely distressed.
A young lady was playing with peculiar
brilliancy of touch. A bystander bachelor
eiclaiutLtl, "I'd give the work! for those
finger. ! ..Pe,baps you might get the ,
u:,nu u'' lUD uuug j
lady 'a mamma
of the BJtimwe Mr,
Ge. of Ke. j
tUt.kv, BOW neju.,v Binely years of age, i.
niore active Ihtn must men l nity year.
Ue wain hia own brown nair, aluioat uu-i
''"f"1 "i,n 6T, h rosebud iu bis j
buttonnnle.
( 1 tierc are lour nn! ol team Hauling,
timb.-r on tbe I'enlield road, says the Hear- '
field Ama'a Joarw, a:d if a person
u-i'i" e" "6 - - i " j- i
''f 11 e ' u " .
sure oi uatll.llir oil to one smic a..u naitiiie ;
Tw
for that four miles of teams to pass. They
majje two trips d,v, rendering travel un-
well a, decidW incotiveni, nt.
I
Samuel UIui, of St Joac-ph county, Mich-
: . ... ..... c...... : .R iu.. '
e n w i hi ' hit oii; in iJ-i-ii i iov-f.
on a life seidence, lor the uinnler of one
- "
E--hrook, and it ha. jnst bn-n discovered ,
that he is innocent. Mr. I Im is now sev-
enfv xem M ,nd .. h ;
!.... i. fc..t, i
iiu..v that he will care whether he is shown
to be innocent or not. The law has done
' worst so far as he is concerned, and re-
mralion.unhanoiiv.iaimoos.ible. I
..... . .iTITo
1 urre " re "M,r " l
-
the southern part ol South America and
.i tr.i,. . ;i.u it. )... ,
southern part ol Africa ; misiule in the i
1
1..11.C.. o. .--. -r n uj. u. ....
nioon.May 1; hitisiliH in Ihe L'nited States
An anpular eclipse of the sun, October 10;
visible in Europe, western Asia and eastern
Africa ; invisible in the t'nited States. A
total eclipse of the moon, October 25; vis-
ible in the United States; in New England ' trad.ng under the tlr.n name of Laird .
... . i Bell, is this dav dissolved hv mutual con-
it will commence two minutes before one A j,,,,,, , tile mW ftrni
o'clock A. M., and end ten minutes before j wln ,,l,,e cai n,j aettW their accounts he
three: at 2:15 A. M. it will be total. Be- : fore tin? rlrst dav of March, 1874, at which
sides these, there will be a transit of Venns !
across the sun's disc, r'ecember 8 ; visible
on the Pacific Ocean, Asia and a part of
Euro; invisible in the United States.
This event will attract the special attention
of astronomers, who will be enabled by it to
measure accurately the distance of the
earth from the sun.
Sew tulvertiHement.
D.
M. CRAWFORD, M. D.,
Has resumed actively the practice of
Medicine and Surgery and their collateral
branches, (itlice at Ihe old comer ol Third
and Orange streets, Millliutown, 1'a.
Nov. 12, 1873-oiu
NttV V03K OaV-BOOK
A Democratic Weekly. Established 1850.
It supports H.7r Supremacy, political and
social. Terms, $2 per year. To clubs,
:ine copies lor $S. Sp viiin-n copies free.
Address DAY-BOOK, New York City.
"WOOD'S
HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE.
The Best Dollar XontbJy.
a day made bv can-
IO tlO vassing for this
magazine now in its 11th volume with
Chromo,
TIJE Y0SIM1TE VALLEY,
14x20 inches, in 17 Oil Colors.
Magazine, one year, with Mounted
Chromo, $2 fO
Magazine, one year, with Unmounted
Chromo, 1 oO
Magazine, alone, one year, 1 0l
Examine our Clubbing and Premium Lists.
Two First-class Perilica!s for the price
of one. We solicit F.xtienem'ed Cjnraa-
sent aud others to send at otce lor terms
ana specimen Magazine. A'Mress
S. E. SPUTES. Publisher,
41 Park Row.N. Y.City,or Xewhurgh.X.Y.
EXTERMINATORS
And Insert Powder.
For Kats, Mice, Ho aches, Ants, Bxn-ai'Gs,
Moths, &.c.
J. F. 1IKNRT, CURBAN A. CO., N. T.,
Sole Agents.
"EAT TO LIVE !
Write to F. E. Sm th ii. Co., Atlantic
Mills, Brooklvn, N. V.. muniitacturer of j
the Crushed li Me Wheat, for
lor their J am. hlet (sent tree) on Food),
witu important ex racis 1.01.1 likbio. jo.is-
sox and other scientists. Ruad it and save
your Iieal tit and money.
$250t000 FOR$T0v
Fourth Grand Gift Concert
roa the st sKriT or thk
PUBLIC LIBRARY of KENTUCKY
On March 31t, next-
60 000 TICKETS. 12,000 GIFTS
LIST OF GIFTS:
One Orand Cash Gilt $250,000
One Grand Cash Gilt lOO.OOo
One Grand Cash Gilt 50.000
One Grand Cash Gili 25,000
One Grand Cash Gilt 1700
10 Cash Gilts $10,0tsj each ... 100,000
30 Cash Gilts 5,000 each... 150,INMI
50 Cash Gilts 1,000 each... 60.C00
W) Cash G il ts .50 i each . . . 40,000
100 Cash Gilts 400 each... 40,0K)
150 Cash Gilts :;00 each... 45,000
250 Cash Gilts 20Oeach... 60.ISI0
825 Cah Gifts 100 each... 82,500
11,000 Cash Gilts 60 each... 550,000
Total, 12.0W GifU, all Cash,
amounting to $1,500,000
ET. e concert and distribution ol gifts
will positively and uneqniroealli take place
ou the day aotr fixed. hi ther all the tickets
are sold or not, and tbe 12,000 gilts all paid
in proportion to the number ol tickets sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, $50 ; Halves, $25; Tenths,
or each coupon, $5; Eleven whole tickets
lor $5141. Send lor circular.
The time for the drawing is near at hand,
and persons intending to purchase tickets
have no time to lose.
TIIOS- E- BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Ky.,and Manager Gift
Concert, Public Library Building, Louis
ville, Ky., or
TIIOS. II. II I TS 4k, CO ,
Eastern Agents,
609 Bboadwat. Xaw Vobk.
8-3 to 820 P" d"-v ' AgenU wanted !
" All classes of working people,
of either sex, young or old, make more
money at work lor ns in their spare mo
ments, or all Ihe time, than at anything
else. Particulars free. Address G. Stix
sox A. Co., Portland, Maine.
THE KB EAT D1SC0TEKY OF THE AGE.
PROF. D. MEEKER'S
PALLESS OPIIM CURE
Cures without pain or inconvenience to
business. It is a tonic alterative and ner
vous sedative. It restores the broken
down nervous system ; gives energy and
strength ; cures without paiu or Buttering to
Ibe patient.
Send lor paper on Opium-eating. P. O.
Box 475. Das. D. fc L. MEEKER, La
jotte, Indiana.
Sew Advertisement.
UpSTCHOMANCY, ha SOI L CHARM- j
1 IXG." How til her hi may fasci-
Dale and gain the Jove and atfcetmna of any ;
persons they c boose, instantlv. This aim
pie mental acquirement all may possess,
, E?VIIuin .w, 1re,tl,
" l'?1'" A.r7,r.oT ,
sold. Address T. WILLIAM CO.. hub
Ushers, Philadelphia.
rjpujj COia WEX E
for tgvIlt, ige gn.rnteed. E.
tcke atamp tur circular. K.
1-hau.lier st . 1.
to ftOO in Wall Street ollen
lea. Is lu a tort line. No risk.
--?c pauin.et mr atamp.
VaLESTisa T. auautii k Co., Bankers and
J 1
"jTTOTlCEi hereby given that tbe C '
. , i-. i ...i.. ' ..
. I V'",f """" , . . lsT4. CONTRA. Cr.
Solomon Bcuuer and Christian Benner, vt.. ,,1IBT" ,
'trading under the firm name of Solomon H Commissioners' orders lilted, 9:1 Vi- O.
i "r.!! !!:!';;
pill tliiu t4rritKC. l iiuia i humi
v mutual consent. AH proum knowing
tf.........K t.f..i.t.M tr, . Ht-.n ..lH h..t
having cl .inis against the same, will please
-- " " "
i . ... - jm .
,Ull B .Iiner mhJ wi M CAy on Ihe
above business at the old stand in NcAlis-
,crvUle. SOLOMON BK.V.NErt
tIIKISTlA.MSfc. . KK.
Jan. 24, 1H74.
Admlniittratora' .otlce.
htatt of John herliu, dictated.
1l I HEKF.A5 Letters of Administration '
on the estate of John Kerlin. 1 tte of
j the borough of Patterson, deceased, hav- '
persons imieote.. . sa.u estate re ,e.,e-
maKe i.nmeiiiaie pavmeni, ami itioau
. . . ... - . .i
neo.fv .ill t ii..-. m iki..iit fli.iti
harhiir l:iiiii. will tiUiH.. liriietit tlie.il '
propt.rv autheiiticat.-d for settlement
i ' K. L. UCSS, Jimr.
Feb. 4, 1874.
J Dissolution.
; rflUE iiartnershio heretofore existing be-
X twevn W. C. Ltird and William Hell,
time all accounts remaining unsettUd will
,'.;., c. LAIRD.
WM. BELL.
February 2, 1&74.
Adm!nlMtrator,ti Xotice.
Ettatt of Martha C. Lukemt. deceattJ.
TVToriCE is hereby given that Lt-tters of
JLI Administration on the estate of Mal
tha C. 1. 1! kens, late of Walker township,
deceased, have been granted to the under
signed. All persons indebted to said es
tate are requested to make immediate pay.
nient, and those having claims will please
present them duly authenticated tor settle
ment. W. H. LUKENS,
J Mi28-rJv Jidminittrator.
ortnal Scbool.
THE County Normal School v ill re-open
at Thompsoiitown, Pa., April 5, 1474.
There will be Spring aud Fall Sessions.
Special attention will lie paid to the prep
aration of Teachers. Terms reasonable.
For particulars call 011 wr address
T. D. k. J. M. (j AKMAN.
Jan21-3in I'atterson, Pa
To The Public.
I Ti meeting of the Board ot Ccunty
J.JL. coniniissioners, nciO tne imn uay 01
January, 1874, and il being represented to
Ihe Board that tears are entertained bv the
citizens of the countv that the Countv Com- '
n.issioners may be induced to sell Comity
Bonds at a discount, fee , the following
resolution was unanimously adopted :
Remlctd, That !t is not intended by the
Board of Comity Commissioners that auv
o; :!:c said Bonds shall bi sold lor a sum
less thau what the Bonds call fur on their
lace, or, in outer wsirus, at .i uiscouut
WM. VAX SWEKINGEX,
DAVID B DIMM,
A. A. CKt'ZILK,
County Commiiuntra.
Attest:
Janes DkK.x, Clerk.
Jan. 21, 1S74-3"
PUBUC NOTICE
IS HEREBY UIVEN, That, in order to
rai.ve money to aid in the cnust'Uction of a
new Court House in MitDintown, the under
signed, Commissioners ol the county of
Juniata, have issued and are uow prepared
to sell, at their oilice in MiRlintown,
The Bonds of the County,
of such denominations as may be desired
not less than Kilty Dollars ilh coupons
attached, at the rate of six per centum in
terest, to bj paid annually, riaid Bonds to
be piiyahle in one, two, or more years, not
exceeding eight.
Tbeso Bonds are issued under the provi
sions of the Act of Assembly of the 'Jill of
A,,ri, ,,,,1 will be a sale aud desira
, bk. jllV0!lll,CIlt exrnil)t fru,u uxation lOrall
local and uiuuiciKtl purposes.
WM. VAX SWERINGEX,
DAVID B. DIMM,
A. A. CKOZIER,
C'f mm. uioarrt.
Attest:
Jahks Dies, Clerk.
Comm'ssioners' Othe, Mifflin- )
town, Nov. 7, 1873.
jEW FI RMTUKE JsTORE.
The unJer.tig'ie l would inform Ihe public
that he has opened a
Fl'RXITl'RE STORE
In the oorough ol Patterson, where hv has
lor sale
KILB0UR.V & GATES'
BEDROOM SETS,
Wtiluut Bedroom Sets,
ALL STYLES OF BEDSTEADS,
Sofas, Locsges,
Extension Tables,
MARBLE TOP BUREAUS,
MARBLE TOP STANDS,
Sofa, Cane-seat and Common
Chairs, Wash Stands,
Also, a Large Lot of Carpets.
As I run a car to Philadelphia weekly I
am prepared to till all orders for furniture,
carpets, 4tc., in person.
f. r. eohm.
Oct 22, 1873-tf
jEW BOOK 4k SHOE STORE
MAIN STREET, MIFFLIXTOWX,
Nearly opposite Doty, Parker k Co.'s Bank.
The undersigned would resoectfullv an
nounce to the public that ht has removed
his Boot and Shoe Store to the boil ling on
Main street, nearly opposite Doty, Parker
It Co.'s Bauk, ahere lie keeits on hand a
large and well selected stock of
KEADV-MADE WORK, for
MtS, WOMEN and CHILDREN.
ne is also prepared to manufacture, of
the best material, all kinds of
BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS
for geuts, ladies and children.
all woax wabbaxted.
Give me a call, for I feel confident that I
can furnish yen with any kind of work you
may desire.
(Repairing done neatly and at reason
able rates.
Juua 8, 1873 JOHN NORTH.
IOB PRINTING OF EVERT KIND
' done at this office.
awafiaOMiakVMM
Sew Aflcertinementa-
T ECEIPT5 AND EXPENDITURES OF
A, the County ot Juniata frmn the 1st
day ol January, 1871. np to the Slst day of
December, Si3, inclusive I
1ST4- W. C. 1A1KD, Tr'rrr.
Dr.
To balance due county but settle
nient 641S 27
Amount -4 atate and countv tax
outstanding Jatuanr 6, 1H73... 9311 21
Amount of ni!it.a tax outstanding
J.nuiry 6, I7i ..... 638 35
Amount f state and county tax
levied for 11.7.1 ; 19033 51
Amount of militia tax leried lor
1873 45150
' Amount received for verdict tees
1 lor ltJM 81 00
Amount r ceived from Militia and
. i.-.t,.... Ai.tj.i....
6 00
2 88
50 HO
lAnioii.it received from Matthew
; I..iigherty, xx cltecto I. .....
Total.
.$35,049 7 5
i ' " I
' !'3
933 64
933
1101 67
1429 86
46 64
193 73
C121 84
474 50
120 66
1237 00
61 85
67a
610 11
. Trt-irurei ' one Ml por ont. oa
i - ' '
tatK asscssineiits
Five pi cent, allowed collectors
for Ihe ye.tr W3
Ten percent, allowed tax payers
for the 1?7 1
Exonerations allowed collectors
ou St tte and t-ou:ity tax
Exonerations allowed collectors
on militia tax
, Outstanding Stale and county
Taxes January t , 11
Outstanding militia taxes January
7, 174
i Vouchers li..etl tron, county su-
! ivri.itendent 1H73 ,
VolK.hr liltct, ,,, ....mu btnl
. -.,
I lii.l a ....
i ...
Treasurer's per cent, ou illllllia
vinicliers
Tieasun"r's jieixentase
Bala.Ke in Treasurer 'a baud
Tutsi ..
...Sto, 4'J 75
To balance brought down $ 010 11
Amount remaining in h.tuds ol ex
Treasurer D. Watts 244 45
JOSEPH AKD, Sheriff. Dr.
j Jo Mmt of rttd
fees received .$ 281 00
COXTR.V. Cr.
Bv cash ree'd from I. D. Wallis..$ 84 00
Balance aiill io bands of Sheritf... 2'0 00
Total..
S 4I0
ST.1TEMIC.T OF OCTSTjI SDtSO
sT.ITK .ISO COUSTY T.1XES ia the
handt of the tecerat Collector t January
1st, 1884 :
Collector:
I. CittricU.
Tax.
William Cox...
Henry llersh..
John Kenawell
J Mc Willi ims.
Lewis Cars ill..
F. Milligtn....
Thomas Watts
Wm. S. tiles..
1868 (reenwood '$
59 61
301 32
4 37
213 0".
52 78
24 72
1 20
22 31
2'2 8!t
ln70Millord....
1870 Favette
1871 rk-ale
1871 (ireen wotnl
1871 Tnscarora .
1871 Monme....
. 1872 Fertnrnagh.
Jacob Eichman. 1872 Fayette....'
John Mc rnnell 1872 Monroe....!
64 39
Lewis Cargill... 1872 Greenwood
John Etka 172 Miltlintown
It. W. Jacobs .. 1872 Perryaville
Jos.-ph B- li 1872 Lack
K. F. Crozier... 1872 Beale
Absalom'Kice.. 174 l.x!k
110 29
I is5
119 72
185 3o
1.M 9
870 V
586 37
250 V2
S8l 0.
69 76
216 59
. Lmj.
; j " ,er.'j
187:5 Tuacarora .
I a. ruzerau... tidspiuce 11111
B. F. Cozier .. 187;l Be.tle.
Benj. Siiuimell. 1873 Perrysville.i
Joseph Kerlin.. I87:j Patterson.. '
David Kilmer... 173 Turliett . ..:
David Partner.. 17S Miltord
Jesse Howe ... 187- Mitllinton n '
..' ...
"H5 '"l
"'
14.1 8tj
L. Schrader.... 187:1 Fermanagh i
David Fowls
Sli- , ,
TSR h '
' 0
'4 31
ltJO r-1
14 1 Krt
'
if .i Walker. ..
18; 3 Favette....'
ah. l.ei.t
' speict'
1873 Delaware ..'
1873 riioiupst'ii 1
1873 lireen wood
1873 Monroe . ..!
1873 Susquchaua
Israel Wetzler.
Jesse Reed ...
Jos. .Nciinoisj.
G. W. Lyler..
Total ..
$6121 84
ST.1TEMEXT Of OUTST.1SDIXG
Ml LIT 1.1 TJXES iu tkt kandi of the
several Litlitclcrs, January lit, ISi 4:
Collectors.
Yr. Districts.
Tax.
William Cox.... 1868 Greenwood . $ 3 00
J. Mc William.. 187. Beale 20 00
Absal-m Rice.. 1-73 Lark : 8-1 01 1
S. F. Ludwick.. 1873 Tuscan. ra .j 84 50
J. Fitzgerald... 1873 Spruce Hill 1 7.5 50
B. F. Crozier... 1873 beale j 35 tai
Benj. Slimmell. 1873 Perrysville.i II 50
Joseph Kerlin.. 1873 Pattorson..' 4 50
David Kilmer... 1873 Turhett ... .j 17 00
David Pastner.. 1873 Mihord .... 21 50
Jesse Howe.... 173 Miltlintown.' 25 5o
L Sv hrader .... 1873 Fermanagh.! 2S tS
Oavitt Fowls ... 1 87 Walker .... ! 48 50
,b. Leister.... 1873 Fayette....; S8 00
Jacob Speice .. 1873 Delaware ,.i 28 00
Israel W etzler.. 1873 Thotiii-rt'n 8 50
Jesse Reed 1873 Greenwood.; 14 00
Jos. Neiiuond.. 1873 Monroe S4 W
G. W. l.y ter... ,1873 s ustiieh'ua 3150
Total .
.$ 474 50
AU of hich is respectfully submitted.
E. J. X ANGLE,
COKNEI.ICS BARTLEY,
JOliX FITZGERALD,
County Jluditors.
Coum-sioxxas' tirrice,
Millliutown, January 7, 1874.
i-TJTEMEST OF ORDERS DR.1 H A
by Ihe Commissioners of the County of Ju
niata, on the Treasurer thereof, from the
1st day of Janumy, 1873, to the 'Ust day
of December, 1873, inelusiee:
.Visctllaneous.
D. P. Sntoufl 4t Co., and others,
coal and lumber ...$152 52
Jonathan McCoy, attending public
grounds 30 00
D. P. Suloutfand others, lor hauling
lor bridges 20 05
John Yeakly and others, merchan
dise 42 79
Wm 11. Noble, making titiuiu for
use ofbridres 12 001
George W. Jacobs, agricultural so
ciety 100 00
Ellis, Watts and others, lor rej airs,
kc 31 88
John M'.N oily, cleaning court house,
privy, tc 62 75
Alexander Speddy, exo-esaag..... 3 50
John A. Weir, lor State Lunatic
Hospital 161 65
Simon L lsb, for boards to pile bricks
on 10 00
Total...
1 $W0 14
Jury Commissioners.
Jos. Rolbrock, jury commissioner.. $ !7 50
S. B Loudon, jury commissioner.. 17 -50
James Deen, clerk 17 50
Totil 52 50
Justices' and Constables' Fees in Com-
snontvealth Cases.
; John Uuzxard, T. J. Conner and
others $111 32
Commowcealth Witnesses.
John Keisengrr and others ..$121 22
Coroners' and Justices' Inquisitions.
Jos. Middagn and others, inquests
on dead bodies.... $11172
Court and Jurors' Pay
Lewis Biirchfleld k. others, jurors $2473 26
O. W . Hamlin It others, tip staves. 108 21
Alexander Sptddy, court cryer. ... n9 00
Jacob W ill, board ing a jury 22 00
Total $2672 47
Bridge Viewers.
James A. Criswell and others $ 7 73
Assessors.
Aaron Leidr and others, assessors. .$185 Of)
Sew Advrrtitmmts-
ConttabUU Retr
Robert Pollock and others const
Wei. .$225 6$
H'lJaf Caf, ft md Mink Snip.
Harrison Barner and other.
Road Damage.
Matthew Dougherty aud others.,
Wfterm Pmltuiutrm.
For keeping convicts
.$1'J8 70
.$363 00
.$H7 12
County Prison.
Jo-teph Ard. for keep nig Tagranrs.flOSl 10
Bunka Jlamiin, lor dn-uk-ukj,
prison. ,i
Alexander Ellirf. Ir repair to jail..
17
3 00
! Jowph A-d, lot taking prisoners to
Inileutiarv
52 00
2 f
D. M. Crawlonl, iuettic.il alteudamre
on prisoners
Joseph Arl, for Ustrding i-isoiier
and serving j'iry notices......... 215 50
Total $1363 05
.Vetr Buil Jinn for Cotinlf OjictS and
.Material for Court Huust.
J. B. M. Todd, for brick for new
court h nse $"100 w
lletrk k at Kleisher, lor lumber lor
new court house ....I jOO 00
Joseph Wat is, lor piling brick for
new court bouse................ 36 00
D. P Suloutfand others, lor lum
ber, stone, carpenter work and
masonry for Be building lor ol
tices 743 24
Total $5379 24
County Print in.
Bnnsall t Jackman, printing $'i0 25
Allison h. Wilson, printing 329 00 j
Total $709 2i j
Stationery anil Dockets.
David Walts and others, stationery 48 54
Wm. Mann, lor dockets for Pro
thonotary ollice.... ......
Wm. Mann, for stationerv, tue
Kay A. Brother, for Bright ley 'a di
gest. ..
Wm. Mann, for dockets lor Regis
ter and Recorders ottice
W. L. I'utter, for blank regialer lor
Assessors.. .................
41 77 j
13 50 j
41 00;
14 7i
. Total - $173 82:
OU Bridget.
Wm. Hench and others, for repair j
at Gronmger's bridge.... $757 54
G. W. Smith and others, lor repairs
at Deliware bridge 102 52 i
Abraham Kobrer and others, for re- 1
pairs to Drolesbtugh'a bridge. ... 23 48 j
I Jacob
n atts, lor oalance on new 1
hri.tee at Brown's mill 20 00 '
Wm. Ileueh and others, for repairs
at Port Koval bridge... 464 85 !
Joseph 1. Watts, tor rejuira to Ba
sin bridire
Joseph Pomeroy, tor repairs to
bridge at Pomeroy 's mill
Jacob Watts, lor repairs to bridge
at Castle's fording......
Hugh Palm, for repairs to McCoys
viili bridge .
M. C. Farra and others, for r pairs
35 oO ;
I
20 54 I
3200
1 50 1
Io bridge at Cross Koads 108 40
Wm Ileueh and others, lor repairs
,0 bridge a. Ilawn'a mil.....?... 227 44
Henry Hersh, lor repairs to bridge
at Kobinsoit's mill
n. .y.
James G. Kennedy, lor overseeing
bridges...
6
Jacob Spiece and oilier, for repairs
I to iyiicauinus Driuge....
31 26
28 85
vt m. iiencn ami outers, tor repairs
to Locust Grove bridge
Total an US
Vtir Bridget.
King Irn Bridge and Manufacturing
I n , tor bride at Thmpsiitown$775 00
J. E Jamison and others, lor stone
work at bridge at Thompsoutown 240 S3
1 King iron Bridge and Manulactu
t;"" ror i'vlK "XVT Lo!' -'r
I near Musser's mill .,
luring
reea,
o.fi itn
:it 1 - .............
1 Henry .luloiitr Jc Co,, lor sU;ne work
i ' ", w uri1'te WVCT L"81 Creek,
' UKJir M,,"r' -,J73 78
i '"s Iron Briilge and M.inulacluriug
I Co., lor bridge over Willow run,
1 Arb":t,,-' 1002 40
I - -'r"',ur'' l'"r atone work lor
bridge over Willow run, near Ar-
bnckl?'s 664 49
Wm. Hench, lor plan and specifica
tions lor Vt lllow run bridge.
Total t
14 00
t $5720 IO
j Commissioneri1 Office and Court House.
I Wm. I'lsh, Commissioner $180 00
W m. VanS werinen. Commissioner 1-Vt 51
Dav.d B. Dimm, Con uussioner.... 177 00
James Deen, clerk to Commission
ers 600 00
J. A. Christy, counsel..... 5MHi
Total.
$1157 50
Public Offices.
R. McMeer, District Attorney's fees $76 77
K E. Mt Meeiex-ProtbonoUry.... 15 00
J. A. Christy, Auditor to examine
dockets ia no
I I. I). Walti-, Prothonotarr's tees.. 151 20
I. D. Wallis, lor transcribing docket 1C0 0O
Total $j-,7 9;
Election Officers.
Elihd Benner and others, for the
aereral elections held in 1873. ...$60 02
Lounry Debt.
J- C. Watts, for buiiding oven tor
jail $19 35
F ranciscus' lUnlware Co.,for atore
lor Grand Jurv Room 20 69
Couuty Auditors and clerk lor 1873 42 00
Te?l ,
Recapitulation.
$182 04
Miscellaneous ...........$o30 U
Jury Commissioners u-j 5
Justices' and Constables' lees in
Commonwealth cases Ill "2
Commonwealth witnesses 21 22
Coroners' and Justices' inquisitions 111 72
Court and Jurors' pay 2672 47
Biidge viewers........ 7 7
A ssessors.. ....................
Constables' returns
Wild cat, fox and mink scalps...
Road damages .................
Western peuitentiarr
County prison and S hcritTs lees.
4H6 0O
225 05
l'.8 70
WA 00
147 12
1362 05
New building lor othces and mate
rial lor new court bouse. ........5379 24
County printing 7o9 25
Stationary aud dockets 178 82
Old Bridges 2393 8
New bridges 5720 00
Commissioners' ottice and court
house 1157 50
Public obces ...... . .... 387 97
Election officers........ vni0o2
Couuty debt 182 04
Total.
We. the Commissioners of the county of
Juniata, in compliance Willi the law," do
publish the foregoing as a full statement of
the Receipts and Ex wild it urea of the
couuty aforesaid, lor the year 1873.
Given under our hands at the Commis
sioners Ottice, in liirtlintown, this, the 2.1
day of Fcbruarr, A. D. 1874.
WM. VAN SWERINGEN,
DAVID B. DIMM,
A. A. CROZIER,
Attest: County Commissioners.
Jabis Dekx, Clert. Feb. 4, lt74 4w
Executor's .tice.
Estate of Samuel Stint, deceased.
VtniEREAS Letters Testamentary on
f the estate of Samuel Stine, Sr., late
of Fermanagh township, deceased, bave
been granted to the undersigned, all persona
indebted lo the said estate ant requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the estate of said
decedent will make known the same with
out delay to
HENRY M. STIXE,
alifliintown, Juniata Co., Pa
SAMUEL STINK, Jr.,
Roland, Centre Co., Pa.,
Executors.
Or to William Given, Attorney in tact for
Samuel Stine, Jr. jan!4, 7.
A fine asaoitment of cloths, cassimcrea,
vesting, Ac, aiwrys on band and fur sale
7 K B. LOl'DOX.
22
.Iisnllanton$.
Iron in the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.
The Peruvian Syrvn, n Protect
ed Solution of the Prvtoj-Ule of
Iron, ia to combined s to havo
the character of an aliment. sj
easily eligenteel ami assimilated
with the blooil as the simplest
food. It increases the quantity
tf Sature's Own Vitalizing
Agent, Iron in the blood, and
cures "a thousamt ills, 'simply
b'l Toning up,Invigoratintj and
Vitalizing the Sijstem. The en'
riched and vitalized blootl per
meate every part of the boelij,
repairing damages and waste,
searching out tnorbiel secre
tions, and leaving nothing for
disease to feed upon.
This is the secret of the iron
tlcrful success of this remedy n
curing Ltyspcpsia, Liver Com
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Jiar
rbPts, Boils, NcnOHS Affections,
Chill; anl Fevers, Humors,
Iass of Constitutional Vigor
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
ant I all diseases originating in
a bad state of the blood, or ac
companied by etebility or a lute
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, in any form, its
energizing effects are not fol
lowed by corresponding reac
tion, but are permanent, infu
sing strength, vigor, and nei0
life into all parts of the system,
and building up an Iron Con
stitution. Thonsanets have been changed
by the use of this remedy, front
weak, sickly, suffering crea
tures, to strong, healthy, and
happy men and women; a in I
invalids cannot reasonably hes
itate to give it a trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
VIAN SYRUP blown in the glass
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietor,,
Xo. 1 Nlhoa Place, Rostotl.
Sold bv Siccciiti gcsesalLV;
PHOTOGRAPH CALLERi.
I Bridire Strrrt, MifBintown, Pa.
' JF ,,ES? t" 'IT
! ?" h? mnt ?',D. 'T,R.PII
1 01 i.ii'iuse.vea or uieir irit mis or i-e unit
j a call, and be convinced that this is tho
00'uUce to8'
GOOD PICTt RE.
Having prepared himself with the BSST
INSTRUMENTS in the market, and
all the
L.1TFSI' IMPROVEMENTS
that constitute a
First -Class Photograph Gallery
he invites all his friends and Ihe public gen
erally to favor him ui'h Ihcir patronage,
ami they will be acc-mmo.lA'.eil with any
thing in the line ol Photography.
Pictures taken Irom Card to Life Size,
and Painted, if lies. red, in Oil or Water
Colors.
Small Pictures copied and enlarged.
Old Ambrotypc or Ihisuerreotrpcs als"
copied and enlarged, and painted if desired
A good selection of FitAMES kept nu
bantl at all times, and cheacr than ever.
Solid Walnut Frames.
Gill Primes,
Iti.itatioti Walnut Fr.imvs,
Im tation R cwo,id Frames,
Rustic Frames.
Cabinet Imperii! Frames,
Picture Nails, Screw-eyes, Cord and Tas
sel, 4tc.
JOSEPH HESS.
MifilintowD, Jan 7,187 4.
1776Z 187(5
AMERICAN CrTEXN I A la
id:
JEROME HE TRICK,
AT TIIE CANAL STORE, MEXICO,
Keeps constantly 011 hand and for sale at it
small profit, a well selected assortment ol
; DRY GOODS
GUOCEIIIES,
VdiVn.NJH A lit,.
I WOOD & WILLOWWARE
... ... . . . !
1" loll, tJALi, 1 L ASTER.
1
j Also, FLOUR and all kinds ol PROVISION
alMl M,LL 'EED.
I Tuts SDli-ta . r n
Haw pan. lor country ITixluce
and all kn.ds of GRAIN, particularly for
choice lots of wheat.
Mexieo, Pa., May 6, l873-6in.
H. C. ORTII,
310 MARKET STREET.
HARRIS JII Hi;, PA.,
1EALCR IM
piANOS 4k lABINET QRGANS,
And all kinds of Musical Instmments.
SHEET MUSIC.
This house buys for cash;
never gave a note, and is, there
fore, enabled to offer induce
ments to its patrons. Employs
no agents, and gives all agents
commissions to its customers
direct.
CIRCULARS SEXT FREE.
fP 3, 1 873-1 y.
"GREAT REDUCTION
ix Tne
PRICES OF TEETH !
Fall Upper r Uwer Sett as Lw m .
No teeth allowed to leave the office un
less the patient is satisfied.
Teeth remodeled and repaired.
Teeth filled to last for life.
Dental wo-k done for persona without
them leaving their homes, if desired.
Toothache stopped in live minntes with
out extractinir the Uioth, at the Dental Of
fice of U. L. Df.BR, established in Mifflin
town in i860.
G.
1 DERH.
liCSI Dentist.
Jan 54. tSTS.)
Pract: