SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN MIFFLINTOWN: rTednesd ay. Xoy embV IP, it TERMS. Si.bsrriftion. $1.60 per annum, IT paid witLin 13 months ; $2.00 if not ptitl within 12 month. Transient advertisements inverted at 50 ,rnU per inch Tat etch mrrtim. Transient business notices in local coi ning, 11 cent per line tor each insertion. Deduction will be wale to th e desiring advertise by the year, half or quarter tear. PENN'A. B. LTIME TABLE. OX and after Suoday, Sept. ISih, 1H75, passenger r.in will leave Mifflin Sta tion, P. K. E., aa follow : , KASTWAED. Philadelphia Express J Lewistown Accommodation Pacific Express...... rlarri.bui-g Accommodation :ail .. ..12 43 am .. 7 28am ..10 02 am ..11 80 am .. 6 12 p w Atlantic Express 9 16 p m , autwiu. Parhlc Express ,1... (flOim jWay Fasenger....... 10 10am M sil . -. . ......,...... 3 Rt p ni Fast Line .................... 6 45 p m ; Lewistown Accommodation .... 7 37 p nj JPittsbnrg Express U 55 p ui Daily. X Daily txetpt Sunday. f ai.'y except Monday. Three trains do not stop at this static n : Cincinnati Express, west, time here 1 ltf a. in.; Fast Line, east, 2 17 a. m. ; Day Ex piets, east, I H p. lu. XOTICE. .4 :nfret of subscrib t to the Sentinel I and Republican are o in; one and tw o years' j s ubscription, a number a longer trii.d ot 1 subscription than that. To all acch who pay on or before the 10th day of January, 1876, $1.50 per annum will suffice. Alter i that date all subscription that has run one I j ear and upwards will be charged at thej rate of $2.00 per an new, aa per published rates. LOCJl ISTELLIGESCE. I Advertise ; printer's ink will tell. j itoys are looking up their states. J Onions are said to be good for epizootic, i Kabbiti are reported scarce in these parts, j t he Teachers' Institute U coming on a-ce. Late despatches rep irt a general failure . crojis in l'ussi. j Wheat quotation, in I'iiiladelphia, $l-3oj t-.l-SH Tor red. Corn 7a7oc. Oau SbLuGO. j Chicken thieves have bad a new title eon- tarred on tfeeui. feather litters" is the j name. t j . Jhe Democracy wera victorious in spots ; this fall. For illustration, Juniata county! w ill answer as a spot of that kind. . j Ike sacrament of tua Lord's Supper will be administered iu the Presbyterian Church in Uils place next Sabbath, 11th iust. iiailroad ties intended fur the Xurth j Branch and Selinsgrvve &ti!rad, are b-iuig j hauled to the PenLsylrania Iiailroad. I . Couiniiu-ion service wiil be held la tbe Lacking CreK i.uinvran in urea oa otii Sabbath, 14 ib inst. . . There are many people in this county who may truce tlieir auceslry back to the 'ime when they eame to tliu country, by S'd ot Kupp'a .'A',) names. It is a bjok that ahou d be In every house. The book may be ordered through this office. Price $2.50 to $3.00. j ' Eels pass down the river now UTimole.it -d. The law excludes! all basket and net tt lor generations were put into the river every laH to catch that kind of fish- The sweet savory eel is missed by many families who live by the river' side. By and by it will be nght again, w hen baa are plenty. Koine naughty, waggish coiner of jingling verses tell where tbe names of disappointed political candidatea have gone, thus Twas morning of election day, . He came down feeling fresh and cheery, Aim! bending o'er her chair, remarked. 1 Who are your candidates, raj deary I" She bumped her pull-back jin enough To Snake her favorite paper rustle Their nsmes I don't rernemt-er, but Vou'll find them somewhere in my bustle." A Man carried a beet into the Lewiatowa Gazette office that beat the editor into talk ing abont beet in such an extravagant man ner that one is beat ont in listening to him. It waa the longest beet and the thickest beet he had ever een, and he challenges the comity or any other person to beat that lieet. The beet was 18 inches in length, 30 tnche around, and weighed 1 pounds. Such a beet shook at frysinger, is enough to make him ay, "I'm beat." Who aays he is not f On Friday afternoon a week, a stven vesr old ton of Mr. D. P. H'michan, of Walker township, fell under a wsgon that was loaded with corn and at tho time was being drawn out of the cornfield. A wheel came in contact with the clnld'a bead, and shoved it along for a considerable distance before the team was stopped, but did not pass over it. The chill for a day or two after waa not much ill, but after a time it sickened, and at last account iu life was despaired of. has It thst the editor of the Indtptndtnt ha been converted to the chris tian religion since the opening of the revi val in the II. E. Church in thi place. We trust the report is a true one. If it be true that be has been turned into a good man and ha received an experimental knowl edge of truth, he will hasten to make good tbe charge which he some time since pub lished in the Indtptndtnt, that we have a bargain and sale with some parties not men tioned in regard to public printing, or de clare his mistake. We respect the church ; we respect it too highly to allow a journal ist to bealime in public print bis neighbor, and then retreat within it fold lor protec tion. Wa desire the editor of the -prndtnt, as a new-born Christian, to come forward and makt good the charge that he insinuated against the writer of thi para graph the editor of thi paper or tate that it waa a mistake on hi part. Tbe church cannot afford to cherish men who prostitute journalism to the publishing of scandalously insinuating articles ana inn muse to make them good when asked to do o. - Th following piece of ad intelli geno explain iUetf : .v a- III.. Kov. 2. 1875. Mb. S.B. Loidok Sir, Mr. Robert P. . n-fii . kiiiMt hv the cara reater JUC llilm wmm -'J . day at 4 o'clock P. at. Hi head wa cut off and his body cut in two woste e was ow ing the track. He will Ie sunn mi ing at 4 o'clock. S. H. Uaoxe. Them will be a public aie of the bay 6 or 7 tons in the Park, on Friday, Nor. J2th, at 4 o'clock T. M. Attendance win tie given and term made known by K. IfcMEEN, Steritam. S. B. Lot DOS, AuctionetT. Mark yoU,hick, it's bai taste to crow over Juniata, in the face of Republican success in a dozen States this year. ILw do vou like Coony's grip ? Crow now ! JI XMTA COrjTT-Officlal. r.otusiu. TIT TEXAS. 3 " 33 o 8 ? 2 "o 5 a 4 Mifllintown. 81 Fermanagh. PO Walker 158 Fayettj 195 IMware...llO Thowps'nt'n 22 Monroe ott (reenwoxl. 12 Stisquclian'a 34 I'arterson.. 40 Milf.ird PI F..rt koyal. .'.2 Tiirb-tt 43 Beale 72 Spruce llii'. 75 Ta earora.. 42 Lsck 33 iiiack Log.. 4 H5 21 HO Hi 22 119 2 79 120 1 13t 4 157 1:6 8 119 17 195 11 17 72 6 110 72 b 33 1 22 -ii 1 H .. 59 lt .. M 00 12 M .. fi 00 33 72 .. 2 4D 9'J 2 135 6 8t liU 6 Gl 11 S2 0 II 109 2 45 1 2 111 8 73 112 1 76 15 75 7ti 15 197 4 3 42 17 43 129 11 34 19 11 23 .. 4 28 .. 1771 143 liiSfi 17C1 142 Pershing's mtjority, 73. Piollet's ma1vrty, 552. TaiastaxK. -3 Mifllintown.. 93 Fer:iiansgb.. it Walker U7 Kavelte 203 Delaware... Ill Thompiont'n 25 Monroe...... GO flreenwood.. 12 nsquehanua. 31 el 121 147 123 75 31 110 82 75 fl 115 69 112 105 78 If 9 125 29 H.9 102 175 198 111 24 , l i 21 08 So 92 62 44 PO 7 68 38 4 61 98 110 119 73 37 108 73 71 95 115 63 9-S 99 69 173 121 2S 10 1 4 10 8 1 IKI 00 5 10 16 8 4 47 10 Patterson . 53 Milf..rd , Port Royal . Turbett.... Ikale Spruce Hill. Tuscsror ... ju-k Black Los.. .109 61 , . 4! , 79 . 8i 91 , 4 . 3 l.'icX 1740 . 1S21 1593 151 Bekller's majority, 4fi2. ; Parker's nujorily, 2i8. iist. A rt if cocitt oona'as. ' r ' n . -a W O O K 4 at w o r. n S 5 o H t- 5 S 2 : 5 S S : 2 ? : : - w a '. '. I '. '. 7 MifUintown. 93 91 97 90 81 83 Fermanagh. 84 118 83 76 118 114 Walker ....161 133 HI 1.9 133 129 Favete....2h-, 1 IS ll 194 124 117 Deiawar.-.. 124 V.t 91 79 74 -67 Thonips'iH'n 35 17 17 17 S3 82 Monroe.... 60 107 66 46 107 108 Greenwood. 89 63 12 00 94 82 Sns.iteliati' 88 70 37 86 73 72 Patterson... 47 9) 84 44 M 102 MiUoid 91 lo2 69 95 124 137 PortRoval. 62 69 89 : 78 48 69 Turbett".... 4 112 8 99 61 129 Beale 86 94 72 74 107 112 Spruce Hill. 67 93 89 86 72 111 Tuacarora.. 72 207 44 67 196 210 Lark. 41 130 27 41 128 131 Black Leg.. 8 29 4 2 28 28 1343 1722 10U1 12S0 1695 1833 John X. Voore, Temperance candidate for County Cotuiuisstoner, received the foi lowii'g vote : Mifilintiiwn Fermanagh...., Walker Fayette Delaware Tboiiipsontown Monroe ........ Greenwood...., Susquehanna ... 11 I Patterson 2 Milford Port Koj al .. Turbett Beale , Spruce Hill , Tuscarora... Lack 6 0 2 12 30 3 V 'J BUcC Log. corirTT Acnrroa. W SB o c 3 2 a z S2 83 88 81 118 121 1S9 136 136 173 116 118 111 74. 74 23 32 32 62 108 108 12 2 82 36 73 78 47 94 92 87 135 132 69 69 69 44 I'l HI 75 109 108 81 75 76 63 203 205 4! 127 129 2 80 28 1238 1764 1771 Mifflintowa Fermanagh. Walker ... .102 . 84 .159 Fayette ..2'8 Delaware. ...109 Tbompsont'n 24 Monroe...... 62 Greenwood.. 12 Susquehanna. 86 Patterson.... i Milford 89 Port Royal.. 6 Turbett .... 44 Beale Spruce Hill. 77 81 80 43 4 Tuscarora .. Lack Black Log.. 1331 Eepublican in shall carrraLs; Demo crats in Roman; Temperance in Italia. A correspondent informs ns that Caleb Robinson, father of Mr. Robin son, the miller at ParsdUe Furnace, in' Todd township, this county, was 102 years old, on the 1st day of November inst. On the 21st day of October last be made 250 shingles, and from the elasticity of bis walk, and the condi tion of bis health, there is no doubt but what be will outlive tbe Centennial year. He bad five sons in the late war. Tbe are aged respectively 70, 60, 58, 56, and 52 years. lie cnght to be taken to tbe Centennial in a special train. Hunting don, Journal. Re-ltkios A Re-union f the sur vivors of the 49th Regiment Pa, Vol., will be held at Lewistown. Pa-, Deo, 29, 1875. All survivors are cor4lIy invited to aUenI. A. W. WAKEFLELI), . Late Col. Comm'd'a 9tli Pa. Vol. AitestionI Juniata Scouts! Ton are hereby ordered to parade iu Mi ntown on Saturday, November 20, ISiO, for drill and inspection. A full attendance is ordered, aa business of importance to a!l tueuibet of tlis Com pany is to be transacted. 10 o'clock sharp. By order of Jr K. E0B1S0N'. Captain. Matthew Rogerb, 0. S. A Great Book. Ettry Family Should Have It A collection or opwarJs of Thirlu " Thousand .Vumrs of German, Swiss. Du'ch, French and other Imniigraots in PennyWania, from 17'J7 to 177C, with a statement of names of ships. wlienee they sailed, and date of their . arriTal at riilladelpliia, chronologioally arranged, together with the necessary " historical and olber notes. Also, au historical and olber no Appendix,coctair.ing list of more th.n One ThnusandGeruiinJand ti name in New Yorkjprior to 1712, by Prof. I. J)amkl IU pp. Second Re vised andEnlargedaEdition, with Ger man Translation. There are hundreds of people in Jn tiiatacounty who by the aid of this book,;and little trouble, may trace their descent to Europeau homes. The Lotik can be ordered from this office, at the low price of $2 60, gilt edged $3 00. pit , r , , English German, and German Englui Pocktt Dictionary, U ilh the j roDuuc:atioD of both Un guagi, enriched with the technical terms of the Arts and Sciences, for the use of business men and Schools, by Dr. J. F. Leoohard and Louis II. fafe!, A. IS. icurtc tditlon. 1 uVilslied by I. Holder. 202 North Fourth Street. I'hiladelphts. 2t , AGENT'S OUTFIT FUEE. Large eot.i missions and cash prumiums for selling a Library of Famons Fiction, comprising the tea jewels of imaginative literature : Pil grim's Progress, Robinson Crusoe. Gulli ver' Travels, Vathek, Undine, Vicar of Wak-lield, Paul and Virginia, Elizabeth, Picciota, Tales from Arabian Nights, com plete in oxa von as of over I,"O0 pages, beautifully illustrated with 31 lull-pae en gravings. It is tbe world's stobt hook, and all' want to read it. Af-ht's Outfit free to all who mean btMiiess aud will faithfully canvass J. B. FOHU fc CO., 27 Park Place, New York. laraovE Yoca St. cs. A rare chance. Bronze Turkeys at less than half price. $5 per pair, or some very fine Gobblers at 20 cents per pound, weighing from 15 to 20 pounds. Also, Aylesbury Ducks and Brah ma Fowls cheap. Inquire of SIacike Leoxaeo, NoT3-tf Oakland Mills, Juniata Co., Pa. Public Sale Peter Troup will sell at public sale, at his residence in Delaware township, at 1 o'clock P. M., on Saturday, November 20th, two horses, one cow, four shoats, one two-horse wagon, one carriage, 4,000 fe-.-t dry yellow pine boards, 2,000 feet diy yellow pine plank, a lot of corn in the ear, and other articles. Foa Salb A lot of Comptons, Sur prise and' Brounels Beauty Potatoes, by George King, East Salem, Juniata Co., Pa. Price, two dollars per bus. Oct20-3t MAliUIKV: McCosaELi Rice On the 4th inst., by Rev. H. C. Ebindie, Mr. John S. McCon nell and Hiss Clara J. Rice, both of Turbett townsLip. HIED: VET LIN On the 3rd inst., In Milford township, of paralysis, Mrs. Mary Metlin, aged 78 years, 6 months and 16 days. FISHER On the 5th inst, in tbe bor oogh of Patterson, Mis Susanna Mary Hsber, in the 17th year of her aga. SMITH On the 5th insL, at Thompson- town, A Hoe Park, on ot David and C. P. Smith, aged 10 months and 14 days: COMMKItCJ 4 la. MIFFLLN'TOWN MARKETS. Corrected weekly by Jacob S. Thomas. MivrusTowS, Nov. 10, 1875. Butter 25 Eggs 25 Lard 15 Ham 1 Bacon ....... II Potatoes 4 .Onion MIFFLIN TOWN GRAIN MARKET. Corrected weekly by Buyers k. Kennedy, Qtotatioss roa To-dav. - Wednesday, Kov. 10, 1875. Wheat I 2" Corn, .............. Oata : Rye Timothy seed Cloverseed. .............. CO 25to32 70 2 25 6 00 A fine assoitmeut of cloths, casaitneres . I ...i.M ... a ' w r-. nn hand snd for sale --s ' fe b. LOCUOX. xiRST-CUiSS PICTURES' takm at JC Hess' Photograph Gallery, Bridge St., 1 Mifflihtowa. Heal Etfite sale THE nnlemigntd, Adnbiiairatnrs of Ja C"b Thi"a, Sr.. late of Fermanagh tonvii, Juni;it e ur.ty, deceavnt, will sr't t pi b!i: sale, ou the pteulis;, at one o'r!.k P. M.,.a FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1875, The following described real estate, to wil : A large Hnn oi ah-.nt O.NR HL'MDritD AMI ISIXTY-KICiHT ACkKS OK LAND, sitnate in said twcbhip, arijoiritig lands of Win Ort. Win. M. A!!iim,h, Joha Hoffuwn, iln-ning's bens aud oihrTS, hav ng tnereon erM'ted a GOOD FRAME HOUSE, 30x40 f.-et, a Urge BANK BAKX, 45x85 vr,a tian.e TKNANT HOCSG,and acom A te set of tMititnildings. Then; in a good Apple thrh ird '-n the pf-miscs, aim other ruit -1 h i Und is well waU-rvd, aad the e are two good Spring near the dwelling j 1 hi farm is rlieib'y located in the fertile I' Lost Creek Vallc', ami ia now in a tine statu ot cultivation. Tbe land has nearly i ail been limeii within tbe .st lew years, j and jmduees g'nai rrop. j Auto, two tracts i. WtHlDf.AND: ' N l-Band"d bv Undaol Kvan Davis, Joi n Stoner, said olln-r conliitiing about i iTHIKTY-rOCK ACKK. I No. 2. lionMlrd oy 1sm1k of I.ut-ien I Wilson, Philip Run k, aid ihets, contain j in sb'.tit TII1RTFEN aCKKS. j This land ts well set with -ood young j chestnut snd i.ther valuable tfuitier, and should be owned by the owner ot the farm. TEKVSOF SALE. Ten per cent, ot the I puivhaso moucy to lie paid when the prop , vrty is sliickeu down to the purciiaser ; tll- , teen ( r cent, wten the ssle ! coctirnietl by I Ue Cvurt ; one-third ot the balance on tbe I first day of April, j?7t, when poiseasion ' will be iven; slid the balance in two equal 'annual uiynients, with iuterext from April ' 1, lr7o, tj be at'Ured by juditiuent notes. SAMUEL A THOMAS, JOSEPH 1. 1 HOilAS. J Aduiiuistrators ol Jacob Thoniaa, ilec'd. Jct. 20, Ib'ii. VALUABLE FARM AT j PRIVATE SALE! ' I unacrsigncn oikt at private saie, , J on the t.rvuiises hereinafter mentioned. i a farm of IV ACRES, MORK OR LESS, One hundred and twenty-rive or thirty acres of which are cleared and under culti vation, situated in Tuscarora Valley, Juni- !' seven mile from Mifflin- town, the eountr seat of ssid coiintv, and 1 four miles fmin'the Pennsvlvania Railroad ""n ""J"1' bounded by lands of Mrs. d. ill' Tl . ..... mnA ntl.u k.rtt.w tliJM..n a . . lauuiv nuuozi aim n Dax.ii, ana an necessary oni:uiuings. gooa never- barn, an abundance of truit of diuereat kinds. Will be sold very low, as tbe sub scriber is not able to work so large a place. For particulars inquire of the nndet sign ed, residing on the reniises, or of J. G. Long, iadsburf ille P. O., Chester Co., Pa. J. F. O. LONG, Port Korsl P. O., Juniata Co., Pa. Oct 20, is;5". Philadelpliia & Beading Iiailroad. Arrangement of Passe oyer Trains. ItOTKXBEB 1st, 1875. ! For New Voik at 5 20,810 a.m.. 2 00 and l j iu p. m. For Philadelphia at 5 20, 8 10, 8 15 a. ui., 2 ID and a oO p. m. For Reading a' a 20, 8 10, 9 45 a. iu., 2 00, 3 5" and 40 p. m. I For 1'oUsviiis at 6 2, 8 10 a. m., and 3 50t, -4. -,. p. iu. and via Schuylkill ft. Susquehanna ' UK AIPK LUMEFR. XC. Branch at 2 40 p. iu. For Allenlowu at it 20, 8 10 a. m., 2 00, mt and i 40 p. lu Tbe o 2), 8 W a. m , 2 00 and .4" p.m. ,a.eT'j,S.,-!lv ,lTls. fJT f 7 through cars tor Philadelphia. SUXDJYS. For New York at 5 20 a. m. For Allentown and way stations at 520 a. m. For Heading, Philadelphia and way stations at 1 45 p. in. Train for Barrulmrg core as fullotct : Leave New York at 9 15 a. m., 1 00. 5 15 and 45 p. m. Leave Philadelphia at 9 15 a. mn 3 40 and 7 W p. ru. Leave Heading at 4 30, 7 40, II 2 a. m., 1 50, 0 15 aud 10 15 p. ni. I-esve Pottsville at 5 55, 00 a. m. and 4 30 p. m., and via Schuylkill and Susque hanna Branch at 8 05 a. lu. Leave Allentown at 2 30, 5 50, 8 SO a. m., 12 25, 4 30 and 8 45 p. m. Tbe 2 30 a. bh train Iron) Allentown and the 4 30 a. m. train from Heading do not run on Jlondays- SCXD.IYS. Leave New York at 5 15 a. u. Leave Philailelphia at 7 CO p. m. Leave Heading at 4 30. 7 40 a. m. aud 10 15 p. m. Leave Allentown at 2 30 a. m. and 6 45 p. m. Via A'yrru and Etitx Railroad. JOHN E. tVUOTTEN, "General Superintendent. "UN I AT A VALLEY BANK. MIFFLTNTOWN, JUNIATA COUNTY, PENN'A. GEORGE JACOBS, President. T. VAN IRVIN, Cashier. DISfctTOES : George Jacobs, Amos G. Bonsall, Jerome N.Thompson) Joseph Rothroct, H.H. Bechtel, John Balsbacu, J. W. Frauk. August 4, 1875-tf s. B. LOUDON, MERCHANT TAILOR, in room on second story of R. . Parker new building, on Main Street, Mifllintown, Pa, FASHIONABLE GOODS always on hand. CUSTOM WORK DONE on the shortest notice. GOODS SOLD by the yard or pattern. PERSONS buying goods can have them cnt in garments free of charge. BCTTERWK'S PATTERSS also for ale. At. Ia WORK WARRANTED. PRICES LOW. Oct 22, 1873-tf TUE XEW AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE. Simple, Keir-Tbrcadln;, Durable. aad I 6 HALL take pleasure ia showing thi popular Machine to anr who wish to bnv a fiist-class article. It has won its way to tbe front ranks. Call and see it, or let me know who yon are and where voa live. Address W. II. AIKEN'S, Agent, aug'J6-3m Mifllintown, Pa. I arge slack of ready made clothing ot tbe a a latest aad choicest style, for men and boy, hats, cap, boot and shoes, notions, famishing goods in end lea variety for sal at Samuel Strsyer's, in Patterson. Sale Bill printed on short notice at tbe office of the Senirt ond K'publicmn. Profesrionnl Curds. !iLoLls e- ATTORNEY -AT -LAW, MIFFLINTOW,N, PA. C7Cllecing and Conveyancing prompt ly attended to. Orrst-s On Bridge street, opposite the Court Uuuse Square. J;BERT iMcMEEN, Attorney aad Counselor -at-Law; Prompt attention given to tbe ecnrinc and collecting ot cl.iuis, and all legal busi ness. ,. Orrica oa bridge street, 6rst door west ot tiie rtcliord building. Aja-U 1 1, 1675-U LFUED J. KATTEKSOX, J ATTOENEY-AT-LAW, MIFFLI.VTOWN, Jt'XIATA CO., PA. X7 All bniues promptly attended to. j mc On Hridjre stree, posite the i Court House square. J M. BRA ZEE, JI. PHYSICIAN AND SU2GE0N, 1caJrmia, Juniata Co , Pa Orrica f-irmrlv occtipietlbv Dr. Sterrett. Prlesinial business promptly attended to ! at all hours. I Aoril 7, 172-tf I Physician and Surgeon, MFFLIXTOWA', rj. Otlice hours from 9 A. St. to 3 r. a.. Of fice in his fathers resideuce, at 111-- sonth end of Watei street. 'i22-if jy L. ALLEN, M. D , Has commenced the prarticeof Medicine and Surgery aud all their collateral branches. Office at Acidemia, at the residence of Capt. J. J. Patterson. july 15, 174 BUYERS & KENNEDY, (Successors to D. P. SulouO,) DEALEliS l. CO A la, 1..i at. Jill fa If, "Calcined Plaster, Land Plaster, SECDS, SAlaT, &.C. We buy Grain, to bo delivered at MiiHia- j town or Port Koyal. We are prepared to luruuh Salt to dealers j at reasonable rates. j BUY MRS k. KENNEDT. April 21, 1075-u THE undersigned, having completed his new VTarchonse in Pcrrysville, would respectfully Invite the attention .vf the farmers of the county to tbe fact that he is at all tims PAYING TUE HIGHEST PRICES FOR ALL KINDS OF grain; sheds, a., . Having introduced new facilities for hoist ing, weighing, we are now prepared to j unload with tbe least possible trouble. Bark, Railroad Ties, Locust Posts, and all Saleable Country Produce will be bought at all times, cither for CASH OK IN EXCHANGE FOR MER CHANDISE. HAVE FOR SALE COAL, LUMBEE. FISH, SALT, PLASTER, GROUND OR LUMP which will be old to suit purchasers, either WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, and st tbe locst rates ruli::;. At my Store in Turbett township may be found as complete an assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, KOTIOjSTS, Queensware, Hardware, &c, all of which will be sold aa low, if not q little lower than elsewhere- NOAH IIKRTZLER. 10, 1873-tf Dec. GREAT REDUCTION IX THE PRICES OF TlalaTII ! Fall Upper er Lower Setts Lew at f 3 'So teeth allowed to leave the offii un less the patient is satisfied. Tfceth remodeled and repaired. Treih filled to last for life. Teeth extracted without pain, br the use I of nitrous Oxide as, always on band. Owing to the hard times, I will insert (Till single sets teeth, of 4 he very best kind, for fl-j.tH). Temporary sets 9 ).un extra. Toothache stopped in five minutes with out extracting the tooth, at the Dental Of fice of G. L. DfcRK, established in Mi:Qin town in I960. G. L. DERH, Jan 24. 1372 Practical Dentist. bLATCULEl "S Improved CLXUM- 1 3KK WOOD PUMP K ammw a. ,s tbe acknowledged dTAXDAkD of the SJ verdict, th market, by popular verdict, the best pump for the least p.. IIIUIIT. nill'inuH l" I" jj j Blatch'ey' Improved Brae IS ',.4 Drop Check Valej which uionev. Attention is invited to Bracket, the h .an be .withdrawn without disturbing the JsisjS joiuts, and the copper chamber which never cractts, scales or rust and will hut a life time. For sale by Dealers and the trade generally. In order ta be . sure that you get Blatchlcy'a Fump, be careful and see that it has my trade-mark as above. If you do not know where to buy, descrip tive circular, together with the name snd address ot the agent nearest you, will be promptly furnished by addressing, with stamp, -, . - CHAS.O. BLATCHLEY. . MastracrrsEB, 5Cti Commerce St., Philadelphia, Pa. JUixctllan'Ovt. Aycr's Hair Vigor For restoring to Gray Hair its natural Vitality and Color. A ilressiitr which is at one agreea ble, healthy, ami effectual for ureserv- JtDg the hair. I It uto r- 'ginmi faded or griiti hair tO ft original txtfttr. trith the gh aniifrvihnrs of youth. Thin huir is tLkkelied, fall ing hair rheckeil, ami baldness qften, though not always, cured by it ne. Nothinsf can restore tile hair where the follicles are destroyed or the glands atrophied aud dlcityed; but such as remain can be iive'l ly. this aprilication, aud stimulated into activity, so that a new growth of hair is prodm-ed. Instead of fo'ulin the hair with a pasty sediment, ti w ill keep it clean and vigorous. Its . oa-casioual nse will present the hair from turning gray or falling o and consequently prevent baldness. Thr, restoration of vitality it gives t the alp arrests and prevents the formation of dandruff, which is often so unoleatlly and offensive. Free from those deleterious sub stances nli ii li make some prepara tions dangerous, and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit, but tint harm it. Tf wanted merelv for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing" else crln be found so desirable. Contain in? neither oil nor dye, it does not ;! white cambric, anil yet lasts hmjj on the hair, giving it a rich, g!os.y lustre, and a grateftd perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Prwersiml ssm! Analytical Claasalsts. l.OWKl.I.. MAS. m.n nr jit. mrucim ivestwiiebe. XEAV PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. Bridge Street, Xiffllntowa, P. JOSEPH UESS would repectfu!!v invite all who want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS j of themselves or their friends to give him ,a e, j,,, eoBviuceJ that this is the j place to gut GOOD PlfcTlRES. Having prepared himself with the III! ST INSTRUMENTS in the market, and all Hie LATEST IMPROVEMENTS that constitute a First-Class Photograph Gallery, be invites all his friends and the public gen erally to favor him wfh their patronage, and they will be accioniodated with any thing in Uie lihe ot Photography. . Pictures taken from Card to Life Size, ami Painted, if desired, in Uil or Water Colors. ... Small Pictures copied and enlarged. , Old Auibrotypes or Daguerreotypes also copied and enlarged, )nd painted if rtcsind. A good selection of FRAMES k 'pt on hand at all times, and cheaper than ever. Soiii! Walnut Frame, Gilt Frambs, Imitation" Walnut Frtmcs. Iin titi.m Rosewood Frames, " Rustic Frames, Cabinet Imperial Frank's, Picture Nails, Serew-eves, Cord and Tas sel, &e. JOSEPH HESS. Milllititown, Jan. 7, 1874. Dyspepsial Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia is the most perplexing of all human ailme.ts. Its symptoms are almost inhuite in their variety, and tbe iorlorn and despondent victims of the disease often fancy themselves the prey, in turn, of every known uulady. This is due, in lurt, to tlie close sympathy which exists between the stomach and tbe braia, and in part also to the fact that any disturbance of the dig-stive (unction necessarily disorders the liver, the bowels acd the nervous system, and t-lTLtts, to some exteut, tho quality of the blood. E. F. Ktlnkel's Bitter Wise ol Iror Is a sure curCi. This is not a new prepa-ation, to be tried and found wanting; it has been frrscriDeC daily for many years in the prac tice of eminent physicians with nrpimlle'ed success .t is not expscted or intended to cure all the diseases to which the human family is subject, but rs warranted to cure Dyspepsia m its most ohitinateform. Kun kel's Hitter Wine of tron nerr fa'ls toeoe. Synstonis of Dyspepsia are loss of appetite, ind ami rising of the food, dryness of tbe mouth, heartburn, disleniinn of the stom ach aud bowels, constipation, headache, dizziness, sleeplesMiess and low spirits. Try the great remedy and be convinced of Its merits. Get the genuine. Take only Kun kei's, which is put only in $1 bottles. De pot, 259 North Ninth t., Philadelphia, Pa It never tails. For said by all Druggists and dealers everywhere. Tape Worm Entirely removed with purely vegetable medicine, passing from the system alive. No fee until the head passes. Come aud reter to patients treated. Dr. E. F Krs eel. No. 259 North Ninth street, Philadel phia. Advice free. Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms also removed. Ask your drnggist fnrKrxEKL's Worm Stecf. Price $1 per bottle. Send for circular, ror removing ail kinds but Tape Worm, the medicine can be bad of your druxgi't For Tape Worm the patient must come on and hare it re moved. THE GREAT C.4CSE or SUM AN MISERY. Jml PnbtUhtd, in a Staltd Enttlop. fnct six cenl$. A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radltal Cure of Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal eakhess, Involuntary Emissions, Sexnal riuKititv and TmfM ftimnla ttf Uarriapp rph. eraily; Nervousness, Consumption, ,Kpi. ! lepsy and Fits ; Mental and Physical Inca pacity, resulting from Self- Abase, etc. By KOBLKT J.CULVEKWELL, M. D.. Au thor ol tbe "Green Book," Jlc. The world-'ienowned anthor, in this ad mirable Lecture, clearly proes from bis own experience that the aul consequen ces of Self-Almse may beetfertnaily remov ed without medicines, and without dancer ous surgical operations, bougies, instru ments, rings or coTffials, pointing out a mode of cure at once certain ant effectual by whieh every sufferer, no matter what bis condition may be, msy cure himself cheaply, privately and radically. E77 si's Lecture nil prott a boon to tkon- tand ana Moasasds. Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, on receipt of six cent: or two postage stamps. A Idresa the f ubiishei, CUAS. J. C KLINE ft. CO. 127 Bowery, New Vork, . Poet-Otlic Box 4oo6. OCt. 1?, 1875-ly: .CHAUTAUQUAXAKE. Near thi beantifnl locality is situated an old, richly-endowed Seminary for both sexes The Chamberlain Institute. Fall Term open Aug. "tth. For cata logue address Kev. J T. Edwards, A. M., I'lincipal, Kandolph, N. T. . ,VISCELl1. E0VS 18(58. CHEAP JOHN'S " BRIDGE STREET, EMIL, SCIIOTT,- 810,000 Wcrtfrof Fa!! ami .Wifrfltir Goods oust IkCcriVLMl, and will be mM at LOWER I'lirCES THAN EYEIl BLTOllE 0F7KUED foVlIK PCdLltV T ' t t I ani tIw,kou'y flriu. iu tuid.Fccti. n ol t'e State that receives (Joorls in large quantities direct ( PRO 3kf jBTJKOPE; , and the ijoirimission "IIouse.s of the eastern ritit's. .Having large experience nJ long comniiiuicntiua with tfie i'rincipal Utilises of our large fifties, enables me td parchi.-e nnil sell Gootls t lower rates antf ol bet:er quality than any. otKer par ties in thi section. It is' irri ossible to enumerate tlie great variety of goixl.-, I have on hand.rTow, but they consist of No tion.s, Fancy Ooods, Shawls, Furs, IJUnkets, Millinery Gooils, Jewelry, and Ladies and (Jents' Furnishing Gotxls. Thankful for past pitronngc, I invite the public, to call ami examine my large stock, it will give me pleasure to exhibit my gotxis to all who may favor me with a call,. It is no trou ble at all for us to do so, ivLother visitors purchase or hot. K cspectfcllt Ydtus, EJSiL, SChOTT. ' M. B Real Hair, Goods, Kid Gloves arid Embroidery nre a specialty with me, of my own importation. Floor and Table Oil Cloth sold very the..p. SOT! COOK AND PiVRLOR STOVES, HEATERS OF ALL KINDS, AT THE PEOPLE'S HARDWARE STORE In R.. E. rarker's New Brick Building, MAI STREET! Ol'l'OSavTfiTIlB roiilT YARU MIFFLIXTOWN, JUXtATA COUXTV, PA. Housekeepers' Hardwire, RuiM crs'.IInnhvare. MECHANICS' TOOLS, LlUTHERi' PAINT, OILS, GLASS, &C, &C; all of first quality, constantly on hand. I invite' the public tri call and Sea me. 1 HifflmUwD, Aug. 26, !8Tl-tf HarBey & Co.'s I tbe place heri yftii can buy THE BEST AXD TUE CHEAPEST MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' btiOTniXG . . I1JTS, CJPS, BOOt'S, MI0ES, .ISO FVRXISH1XG GOODS. are prepared to exhibit one of the most choie aad. select (locks ever offered to this market, and at JS TO Jt IS HI Sit L Y LOW FRJCES 1 ... i . - -. 1 . Mso,. measures taken fur salts and part of suits, which will be made to order at J fort notice, very reasonable. Remember t'je place,' in Hoffman's Water sheets, AlFFLINTOWN, PA: J UST OPENED ! A New Sprine aad Sumraer Stock of CLOTHING, HATS, CATS, LOOTS AND SHOES, For Men, Bovs, Women, &Ties and Children. Notions, Me's Farnishtng Goods' . WATCIlKS AND JEWHLKV, CARPETS AND FLdOll OIL cLdiiiS, All at rates, to corresr-nit to the khrinkase ir, values. Clieai.cr than tha Cheatiest of a month sgo. J' Tfj M ADK TO OitDEK.j) . . fattjrson, Pa. ,ov. n,i,4. 1875. 1815 J. 15. M. TODD, PATTERSON, PA. SPECUL NOTICE ! CloeiBg.Out Sala of Clothing i OTER0.4T AT COST I SAtrfs ami Dravert, Hats and Caps, lioU and Shoes, Hosiery and . ' Gloves at City Pri es. ! A COMPLETE Of TnT,TrTc.rfTvn rnnnc. GENTS' FDRNISIilrtGt GQODS, Gam B4tM, Ciant Overshoes, duns Orercoats- ter Ooods pieparatory to putting is i ifiajn-. moth .lock of Spring and Snmmer Ooods, I am determined to se.l Low Price, that every one t1 suit the0?- selves tor a very small uitt tf money. Cad to aee me, and I will guaiahtoe you aatis- facUon. The hiehest markrt prices allowed Country Produce,. Corn and Oats. Hoop; Pole. Locnsl PoSU and tail road Ties, in exchange for Goods, bv I J. B. M. TODD. Patterson, Oct. 13, lbii. Sale Bill pf all kind printed on short I notkc at this other. . .ID VERTISEME. IS. 1870. iEW STORE, MIFFLIXTOWN. rROrRIETOft. JOHi, W. MTJTFIRSBAUQH; New Building, corner of BriJee and Sept. 1, 1HT5-W SAMUEL STRAY ER. !jEW DRl u TORE. HANKS & HAMLIN, I (Belt'ord Building,) . .Main Street, Miuila UrVa, Pa: DEALERS IN , DRUOS AXO MEDICINES, CHEVlOALi?, 1VE STUFF, PAINTS OILS, V A KNlSUr,0 LASS, PUTT COAL OIL, LAMPS, BL'KNKKS, I alAlU BRUSHES, TOO I II BKUSHES, ,P E K- FLM K3V.CoM SOAPSUAIK , 01L,TOBAC, i CO, CIGARS. NOTIONS. st at ion 8 it t- LAKGK V AKIaT T OP INTENT ilEUICINES, Selected with great caru, and warranted jrom hi;;b autlioritv. tcri'ure f wines and liquors' for medii al purposes. tX7-PkES :KlPT10NS cmpounded with' jreat caie. June22-u. SOLOMCV SEIBER, vchi Mimi, Mnd pter.on every Xu)nM,, TbnnrfaT i Sttutd momhigs .! f.rsi,. th. :itii. f 'ttosr haTr- u w , ,he f - , BEF.F, TEAL,' JtUtTori, PORfc, Ac. t th, erv toufst p,,.. je respUuny i;,tta aV. h-..K.--u. .. .1. tk i: - avitiHw atsc pnililt7 VI lUf PBVINt ft .-11 t 1 ii1 1 The Sentinel aid RrssUtfts office ia th p?ace to get Job work done. Try iu It will pay yow tf yon need anything in that line. t ..... , uj.J.l.iH.t.;l.i iale l.v' UAHLET & tU. t
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