SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN M1FFLINT0WN: fTc4acday. Dtccmkcr 1, 1873. TERMS. - Subscription, $1.W per annum, if paid wittin 12 months; $2JW if not paid within 12 months, i Transient advertisements inserted at 50 crnt per inch fur each insertion. Transient business notice in local col umn, 10 cents per line Tor each insertion. Ird actions will be made lu th. ee desiring lo advertiae by the year, half or quarter ear. PENIS' A. B. RETIME TABLE. ' g S and after Sunday, Not. Stith, 1870, J passenger araiua will leave Mifflin Sta iw, r. K. K., aa lolkiw. : KASTWAKD. t Philadelphia Exprra 12 a ra ; Lewtstowa Accommodation.... 7 a a lu (Pacific txpreas ,..IOIVm ;llarrUburg Accommodation ....11 82 am :Uail 6 12 p m I Atlantic Exprce ..... 9 16pm - - VtltlTAt. Pacific Express ............... 6 07 a m J.Way Passenger 10 13 am Jil aUpia ;Kat Liue 6 45pm JLearaiowa Accommodation .... 7 43 pm ;Pittburg txpress 12 a lu - S IWv. t Dailf txctpl Smaday. i ail wxcrpt jeeaaay. Tbroe (raina do not atup at thia static n : Cincinnati Express, west, time here 1 IV a. m. ; Fast Line, east, 2 17 a. ni. bar Kx ixesa, east, 1 34 p. m. A number of subscribes to the Sentinel mni Republic are owing one and tMi years' uhcriitiuu, a number a longer period of subscription than that. To all such who pay on or before the 10th day of January, 1876, $l.o0 per annum will suffice. Alter that date all subscription that has run one yur and upwards will be charged at the rale of $2.00 per annum, aa per published rates. LOCAL lSTELLlGEt.CE. bucks in the river. A tinging school in the borough is talked of. Thanksgiving ia past, and now for Christ mas. Xcxt, court, week will be a good time to pay subscription. The psst season has developed! numltcr of successful pike Ushers. No school this week the teacher are attending the Institute. The hardest frerxe ot the season took place on Monday night. How to cast a "hi? long" shadow. Walk through the river bridge after nightfall. A Blooui&eld man named MclSnde, atiot a deer in Licking Creek. The Pitti-bnrgh Pott declares for Jere miah S. Black Tor President, for the Dem ocracy in 1876. The Sportsmen's Association for the to brtion of game ami Osh promises to become a strong association. An exchange, that is up to the tiine says that the pin-back dresa is a great improve ment on the hoop. The elder of Huntingdon Presbytery will bold their annual convention on the 14th of 1Wimlwr in i'li.mrtield town. A I'billipsburg litiuor vender sold liquor on election day, and now he is under $1,0U0 tail to answer at court. A Democratic paper or two in thl State now advocate Allen (i. Thui man, of Ohio, for President in 187S. Bourbon. Thanksgiving day was a delight! nl winter day. , but who e'er heard of any other than fair weather for thanksgiving. Speculators ar buying eggs to hold for the Centennial. Whew ! what a lot of bad tfg there will be at that exhibition. " The twittering song of the English spar row is cheering, these dreary winter days. Everybody is in love with the sparrow. Tlie committee on fat live pork have lit tle visiting to do thia season, aa there are ot a great many to slaughter III' fall. , It is no longer fashionable to k a man to drink a glas if beer with you.' They pot it thu Take a glass of irredeemable. The price of clothing at Strayer'a Cloth ing Kiupnrium has been red need since list winter. Call and learn for onrself. He'U dress yon out, neat and cheap. Three young men were taken out of the U. K. Church on Thanksgiving evening for improper conduct during service. Their hearing will take place on Saturday.' I.auips for the termini of streets, and street intersections are advocated by a num ber of cttiaen of the town. - They would lie a great convenience to travel on dark night. Here it is again from a ten year old, not a thousand tuilea away : Father, t think you should give up wearing or family praycra." The boy rwoguised the fitness wf things. ' There win" be a Lutheran Sunday School Convention bekt at Newport next Mouday and Tuesday, Dee. 6tb and 7th, under the auspice of the Lutheran Synod or Central Tennaylvania. Sinsll-nox prevails in a number of places in Pennsy lvania, and in other S tale. There is no telling wuea it w ill drop in on this community. AU the babies should be vac cinated, and the older people re-vaceioaled. The SclinKgrove and North Branch Bait road ha passed away aa a ubject. lor con versation. II no general csisumj tskes the country it may revive within ten yrirt, with the busines once more fairly a it feet. John HoUobaugh' flying squirrels, true . to their nature, turn night into day, or rather they ly by quietly during the day and move about writh great activity dnrfag the night. Their eyes seem bright enough to pene trate the deepest dark Less. Philadelphia Markets. Wheat $U5tol. 40. Corn 77to7Sc, old ; new 60to60c-i Oats 42tooOc. Cloverseed 6.40to6.M. Kgg 81toS3c. Butter SOtoSSc per pound. Cattle etoTjc per lb., gross. , Uagt lo 1 1 ie per lb. Sheep 1 toCc per lb., gross. If you want Clothing cheap, go to J. B. i TndA. in Patterson. Best black cloth suits $20.00to22.00. Best English cloih ...it. f'S.U0 Best Engluh Beaver Over coats $12.00tol4.00. Oood suit at fo.OOto ' 10.00. Ton can rely on him, a he don't ask $15.00, and then take $7.50. A tramp came along not long ainct by the place of Benjamin Hubler, residing Bear Thompsentowa, and asked for work Need ing a band, Hubler employed the fellow. On Tuesday morning of last week, when the familr aroee from their bed the tramp w.s not "about. He bd kft daring the night or early in the morning, and that was not the ugliest part of it, for be took $55 of money with him that belonged to Hrs. HuMer, having taken It out of ore pocket that hung t the wall nyatatr. - fS-Hpsaib thiaaaaMlf aX than they did tea years ago, and U-ss pork than they did at any period is tne Bast. Ai the present rate of decline of the pork) - M-L.uU dv Bgnrea out aa lo the time when we will all be as Hebrew on the question of pork earing. X reaction, however, which is by no mean uncertain, In tavor of the pig, might spoil the calcula tion. The Young Men' Christian Association I will run an excursion to Moody and San key's meetings in Philadelphia from llar rUburg, on Tueaday, December 7lh, over the Petinsi Ivania Kailruad. Tkketa, 2M for the round trip, good for three day, and on all trains except Limited Mail and Day Express. , , . A few day ago tLe Loose of Morde eai Ietibrr, near Milleratown, Perry eonntj, took Bre in tbe econd ttory, aod wu destroyed. Iosorance $400. And now the bare tbe stone coal fever in Saville townabip, Ferrj connty. Tbe digging there i money thrown away. e Fsksonal Tbe store of Janes Irwin, at Reed' Gap, this county, was entirely destroyed by fite last Tbvrs day morning. The attendance on tbe preaching of Rev. T. J. Sherrard, at the M. E Church last Thursday was large. It was a live Thanksgiving termon, and bristled with antagonism to everything that savored of anti orthodoxy. . Last week Si!as Wright, of Perry oounty, was in this county ot'lltcting Joniata'a quota for a history of the State. William Banks, of Fermanagh town slip, a stocked bis stable with nice lot of Western steers. The church sociable at Mr. James North, last Thursday evening, was largely attended. llev. Mr. Blackwelder has been vis iting the common schotils within hi chsrge. Mrs. Aoua Randall Diuhl will lec ture on " What I Saw in Europe," on Friday evening, before the Teachers' Institute. ' .' Sloody, the evangelist, last Sunday ' in bis f.reicbiog said he was' tired ' of bearing the word 'duty" as applied to ckrialiad work. ' Duty should hot lead to tbe work ; it should ba love to work for the Master's kingdom. That is a high standard, and bow many fail to subscribe to it ! Prof. Sbumaker, formerly of Acade mia, is in town. , - ,' Charley Kepnrr runs a miniature fountain in tbe Drug Store. Jesse Howe hss bean to Altoona. According to tbe Altoona Tribune be passed through the railroad shop in thai place iu a mannei that becomes a first-das mechanic. (Je.irge Metterling and Henry Shcl lenberger retnmed cn ' Wednesday i morning from a tour through the West ern States. ...... L. R. Landis, of Eraodsle, reports the common schools of th East end as doing itell with oue or two exceptions. Iiiraut Stewart gave ns a pop call on Wednesday morning, and reports the condition of Tuscarora Valley as pros perous. Picurea of Moody and Sankey have appeared in town. Their pictures hare a familiar asrance. Tbey have pleasant emiutensncre both , wear mustaches aud thereby the most ex pressive features those of the lips or mouth are hidden from sight.- Mr. Moody combines in bis wppetrance three p ersoos known to tbe generality of this town : First, tbe manner, of wearing bis hair and beard reminds one of the Rev. Mr. Penepacker j Second, bis face wears tbe expression of tb face of a man named Levi Goshen, a tailor, who lived here some years ago, and, Third, be has eyes that remind one of tbe eyes of a man named Alex. Barnes, a cigar maker, who lived here a few years sgo. Combining tbe looks or apearance of these peopla men tioned bis fact is strikingly familiar. Mr. Sanley's face does not seem strange, but just who he looks like, dozs cot recur to mind now. ' Ths Teacher Institute opened ac cording to announcemeut on Monday afuruoon, with John M. Garman, County Superintendent, in the chair, and auxiliary officers, J. F. Allen, Vice President, W. I. Hibbs and John F. Su-itb, Secretaries, in place, and roll of teachers as follows : . " Mis Mania Coffman, Mr. S S Keehrer. C V Dangberly, uiveu, Harriet baalett, " Yf J Wise, P M Gamiau, " P Kumleld, Emily Pulton, - E W Aumilter, MoilieK Lauver, J S Bitting, - A nnieE Sherlock, I- M Himes u Klla P Deitrick. I W W Mrs) r, Bcckie Sherlock.' Knrfs KanlTiuan, " l.iua Shearer, maw Van vyae, N 11 Bh-d, Mucie K Diehl, Sally Hahiemau, - Kate B Moyer, S 11 Ailman, " C B Horning, David WaUs, Mary Balentiue, Liaxie E Loudon,! "ID Garman, Klla B Clair, mum rfamwon, KS Landis, ' S C Moyer, J H Cray, W M Kearns, ' W H Ksh, . AN Meloy, . - JVf Plett, - JT MagiU, . J W Hibbs ; W I Hiobs ff J Short, J H Neely, J F UcKee, . Mollie B Taylor, " Sue Minich, Mr. J F AUen, O M Kerlin, " O L lleach, A W Mulbolian, "AY McAfee, . E A AumiUer, W E A uman, Jesse Grubb, "MS Esh. J P Stewart, .. J M Crawford, ; J E l aird, f S Peckard, tieurge Dysiuger, Lecturer present on Monday Prof. J. . r -t w . rn.r a M. cnuniaaer, oi utauuwu,ii N. Bauk, of Lock Haven. - PraLKT Sak. John Kenep, of , Lack lmahip, will oer at public sale, at 10 o'clock A. M., on Wednesday; I)ecember R. 1875 two rood young mares, woe good two-year old horse colt, one cow, ope heifer, Are ahoats, -wagons, plougha, and other farming ntensns, ccrn, oats, buckwheat, wheat, Hungarian grass seed. . bay, corn rodder, 15 acres wheat ia the ground- ,.Tbe farm will also be offered for sale at the same time and jlacs. , " ' Subscribe for the Sentinel t Republican. aVst-JCatatrtsiai- ment in Reading and Elocatioo by Mrs. Anna Randall Diehl will be gives on Thursday evening, and a lecture What I Saw ia Europe," wa Friday evening. Dr. Shttmaker writes of Mrs. Diehl thus : " Of all tbe female eiocutiouists I ever beard she is sy first, second and third choice. She added much to tbe success of our Institute here last year." All other evenings of the Institute fr.. Dr. Shumaktr's lectur-, "The Earth and Msn," is said to be an interesting intellectual treat, and Prof. Raab it this week very highly spoken of by the Uundingtoo paper, where be has been employed tve times in succession. Let all who wish to see educational work go forward attend as much as pos sible the sessions during this week, and w guarantee you will enjoy it and profit by such attendance. , All order has been . issued by the General Superintendent ol the Penn sylvania Railroad, directing watchmen, repairmen, etc., along the line of that road, to warn off their highway all per sons who may be found walking thereon. In view of tbe terrible tecord of acci dents during tbe past few weeks, re sulting from tbe thoughtlessness of those who do not seem to realize the impossibility of a locomotive passing them while tbey are staudiug ou the track, this order ia a wise and timely ooc . If track-walkers have no regard for their own live it is but right that they should be kept out of danger by officials of the road, and tbe watchmen and other employees might safely be entrusted with tbe duty of arresting all who may jeopardize their . existence in this manner, aa well as entail costs on tbe county, io many iustances, for burial expenses. ... The dangerous custom shouid be discontinued at once. Er. . On Sunday morning a man named Michael II a I pin, formerly ot Hollidays burg, as night bora at Moorhead's mill, Pittsburg, together with Edward Crow der, were standing near the blast fur case, preparatory to running off tbe hot metal. - Around ' the base of the furnace, snd at its front is ada-n plate, inside of which ia eoil of pipe filled with water. .. About six inches from the tapping hole the molten, iron broke through the dam plate and burned off tbe pipe, which let the water into the furnace, and an explosion immediately followed.; The bole through which the iron had passed, ia rinding it wsy into the dam-plate was much enlsiged, and the remit wa, the red hot metal rushed out with great force, striking Hatpin on the back, knocking him a considerable distaueo, when he fell on the gruuud and was literally covered with the molten mass. , Me was rescued by offi cer liruoot, who dragged liiut from the place where laadJ in falling. ' On betug takeo to an adjumiug room it was found that every stitch of cloth iug was burned from his hotly save bis boots and belt which were badly char red. His flesh was almost roasted on the bones and presented a frightful spectacle, having turned coal black, and a smell was emitted therefrom which made it almost impotable for those in attendance to remain near him. lie was removed to his place of resi dence in Moorbead'a row in the Four teenth ward, where he waj attended by Dr. J. M unlock, but nothing coulJ be done for him. ' At half-past 9 o'clock bis suffering were ended, by death. j The deceased was a married man, 48 1 years of age, and , leaves a ; wife aud nine children to mourn his untimely end. He bad been employed in the . mill for some time, snd bad always been a faithful band and will be much missed by bis employers. ' " ' '' "r Tbe injuries received by Edward Crowder are of such a nature that it ia feared tbey will prove fatal. He was stsnding by the side of Hatpin at the time of the acdident, and while the former received tbe bulk of the metal on bis back, tbe latter was not struck aa fairly, ard as a eonsequcnoe was not so severely hurt. He was thrown quite a distance, however, and was badly burned on the back of the bead, over tbe main part of bis body, and . about the limbs. Mooa Tribune. AS" information of a little girl named Ellen tiilmy, 5 '2 years old, with brown hair and blue eyes, who , wore a black aud red shawl when she left home in February last, will be thank fully received by her mother, who re sides in Browntown, Pa., near ' Pitts- ton. She was seat to the store to mske some purchases, since which time noth ing has been beard of her. Address Margaret Gilroy, Pittston, Pa. Papers copying this notice will oonter a favor on a worthy poor woman.' x. ' ' The Pittsburgh Gafitt sajs: E. G. Warren was arrested at Indisua, ; Pa.. a dsy cr two ago by detective Roger O'Mara, of this city, for setting fire to and burning bis store at that place. Tbe warrant was issued on an informa tion made by Messrs. Brown & Co., insurance agents 'of this city, ths prop erty destroyed bsving been insured in the company represented by tbem. Tbe accused wsa arrested and gave bail in Indiana before a justice of the peace. H AHMED: BOBIXSOX TTILSOX On th 24th ult., at i o'clock V. M., a the reaidence of the bride's father Mr. I.ucien Wikoo by Eev. Jusech Mathers, assuted by Rev. J . H. Stewart, Eev. Thomas A- Robinson, for merly of Aeademia, now of Centre county, and Mis Ella T. Wilson, or Oakland Mills, Juniata county. " We beg to join in tha throng of congrat .Utins to Mr. and Mrs. Kobinson oa their advent to tlie circle f uisttktI people -lawo-Xeca St. ia -mh ,.sars rhanca Bronze Turkey at lea than half price. per pair, or some very tne BobUera at 20 cents par pound, weighing from 15 to 20 pounds. Also, Ayleshary Docks and Brah ma Fowls cheap. Inquire of Macsicx Lcosaxo, Nov8-tf Oakland MUla, JuuiaUCo Pa. Pi sue Sals Benjamin Stine will offer at public sale, at the nutation hooae of tb Stine family ia Fermanagh township, at 10 o'clock a. nouFridvT, December 17,1875, S work horses, I two-year old horse colt, S milch cows, 1 beiler two years old, two spring calves, four shoals and a large lot of larming utensils. Re ckiox A Re-union of the snr. vivors of the 43th Regiment Pa. Vot., will be held at Lewistowo, Pa., Dec. 29, 1875. Ail survivors are cordially invited to attend. A. W. Waxefixld, Late Col. Comm'd'g 49th Pa. Vol. COMMEnCUL MIFFLniTOTTX MARKETS. Corrected weekly by Jacob S. Thomas. VitTLMTOws, Dec. 1, 1876. Bntter 1W Kggs 30 I.ard.... 14 : Ham 16 Bacon 11 Potatoes 40 Onions ' 75 - MIFFLISTOWX GKAIN" MARKET. Coriecled weealy by Buyers k. Kennedy. Qcoyativxs ron To-sav. Wednesday, Dec. 1, !875. Wheat $1 201 23" Corn, 60 Oats , 25toS2 Kye ' 70 Timothy seed... 2 25 Cloverserd S 00a5 60 A'cw Advertisement- . SHERIFF'S KALE!!. BY virtue of snndry writ of td. txpo , iatan fmcia, tr-, issued ont of the Court of Common Pleas uf Juniata county aud to me directed, will be exposed to public sale, at the Court House, in the borough of Millliniwn, at 1 o'ekiek P. M. on FRIDAY. DECEMBER S, 1875, the fol lowing described real estate, vis : All the right, title and Interest of A. P. Price in and to all that curtain messnsga and tract of land, aituate in Milford town ship, bounded and described as loilows t Beginning at a post on the division lise di viding the tract now being described from the residue ol the adjoining tract I he nee by lands of Johu Kepoer south 36 deg. . 6 l'r. to a post i tlwnce bv lands of said Kepner4li deg. . 110 8-10 Pr.-to pine stump; tlx nee by lands of W V Wilson N. i& deg W. VIS Pr to post ; thence by lauds of Wilson and Switaer S. 75 deg YV. 74 l'r to stunes i thence by lauds ol Wilson li deg A'. 18 Pr to post; Ihene Ly lands of Swiuer X. 73 deg 8 Pr to black oak; thence south 16 d.-g W. 22 Pr to a post ; thence X. &5 deg 8 Pr to stoues ; theuce by lauds of Wilson lti E. 42. Pr to stump; theuce S i'J deg E. 40 Pr to white oak, tbe place of beginning, couUiuiug 104 ACRES and i) I'EKLHEcj, more or less, having thereon erected a Log Dwelling Buuse, Log Barn and outbuildings. Seized,' taken in execution aud to bo sold as the property of A. i . nice. ALSO, ' A biiiiding and lof of ground aituate in the rillajse ul' Johastowtt. Be ale township, on tbe north lido of ihe public road leading Irom MUHinlowo to Johnstown, and Iront ing on said road. " Said lot ia bounded on tlie west by lauds of John M. Hartley and ion thn north and east by lands ol Samuel S. Panaehaker. . The building is a tao-atory frame UoU!e, oealhurb-iurded,. about 4i feet in trunt aid 24 leet iu depUt, Seised, takew in . execution and to be sold as th properly ot Reubec Zuiders. ., J Al&o, A tract of land sttuate hi Monroe town ship, aJjotning laud ot Jacob S:ade and Jacob Wilson on tba north, John Hall oa the east, Ueorga Ford and others on the south, aud John Ford and olners on the west, couUining G ACRES, inure vr leas, having thereon erected a large Frame House originally built tor. tavern and atore stand , a good hank Barn, Spring House, Hug Stable and other outbuildings.- Seised, taken in execution aod to be sold aa Ihe property ol George lleitxiuan. n- .. ALSO, ! , A tract f tmd (ituate in Fayette town ship, bounded on the north by lands of Isaac Gearhart, and east, south and west by Units ot George R. tioltinan, containing one and one-hail .Acres, oaora or less, all clearad. Suied, Ukea in executioa aud to be avid aa the property uf Johu Spado. k ; i ,. ALSO, .. ... ' A meaituiure and tract of land aituate Ir tireaaaood township, aitjoiniug land of Jeremiah Zeidera and others on u north, Uenrr r. Zelders and J Allies 3 Cos on the cast, 8 muel Stroup on the south and An drew Zeiders and other on the west ; con taining 2UO AC RES, more or less, having thereon erected a two-atory Log Dwelling House and Bank Parn. Seised v taken ' in execution and to be aold ah the property of George W.Jichlwee. , A LAO, A hit of ground situate in Fermanagh township, one and a hall miles north of Mittlintuwn, bnucded on the west by the Pennsylvania Canal, on the north by Lost Creek, on tlie south and east by lauds of Mrs. M ingle's heirs, cooUiuing One ACRE, more or less, having thereon erected a frame Dwelling House aud Stable. Said lot is well set with fruit tree. Also, A tract of land situate in Millard township, bound ed on the north by LLick Log mountain, on the east by lands of btej.beu Winters, on the south and west by lands of - Bot singer aud others, containing 150' ACRES, more or less, having thereon erected a Log House and Log Stable. Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the property of Isaac C. Say tor. ALSO, Tbe undivided one-half ol a tract ol land situate in Greenwood township, adjoining binds of Jacob Shelley on the north, Henry Pontius on the east, David Cargill and others on the south, and Jeremiah Bruner and others on the west; containing 300 ACRES, more or less, "having thereon erec ted a Log Dwelling House, Log liarn, Spring House aud ether outbuildings. Seized, ta ken in execution and to be sold as the prop erty ot Edward M. Hibbs. ALSO, I A tract of land in Fermanagh township, bounded on tbe north by lands of J.' Wolf gang, on the east by lands of George Jacobs and others, on the sonth by Samuel Leo nard and John Soda, and on the west by Wiloons and otbtrst containing 28 ACRES, more or less, having thereon erected a Log Dwelling House, Log Barn, and Sawmill with good water power. Seized, taken in execution and to ba avid as the property ol Jacob M. Moyer. !.. t WM. H. KNOUSK, Skrtf. Shenfl'a Office, Mtfflintown, ; r , fw'ov. 8, 1875. . i I Admlnlstratora'.Kvtlce. Eatale of Geurgt Btpner, ituatti. VlIlEKtAS Letters f Administration V V on the estate of George llejjner, hue of Favette township, deceased, hsving been granted to tbe undersigned, all per son indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claim will please present them without delay to JACOB SCIIREFKLEH, " JOUJf UErNEK, novllMt Jdmiuutratort. Large stock; of read y made slothing rf the latest and choicest styles, tor men aad boy, bate, cap, boots snd shoes, notions, furnishing goods in endless variety for sale at Samuel Ktrayer, ia Pattirsan. . The Beatty fc Plott Golden Tongued Parlor Organs bar no superiors, in tone, and speedy response to touch.- We have am to aclL at a firare below the Bsnal sell- 1 ing price for the same gradr of orfan. ; , Sew dcertuememU. Philadelphia & Beading Bailroad. Arrangement af Passeagtr Trains. tV, Kovsnaxa 22d, 1875. ' 7Ye Uett Uurutmrg as fallam : For New Turk at a SO, 10 a. aa.. 2 UU and 7 40 p.m. For Philadelphia at t SO, 8 10, 9 45 a. mn 1 CO and $ aO p. m. For Reading at 20. It 10, 9 43 a. m 2 00, t 60 and 7 4U p aa. For PotUrHle at a 2ii, 8 10 a. and S SO p. ai. and via Sehuytkilt M. S usque saana Branch at 2 40 p. ia. '' For Allentvwn at a 20, 8 10 a. bl, 2 00, S 60 and 7 40 p. m The 5 , V 10 a. m , 2 W and 7 4? p. m trains hare through car for Kew York. The 8 10 a. ni. and 2 00 p aa. trains have - ihrongh cars tor Philadelphia. ' SVXDJirs. For Kew York at 6 20 a. m. For Allentuwa and way stations at S 20 a. m For Beading, Philadelphia and way stations at 1 45 p. m. "TVatas fir Oerruhmrg It art mfoliom$ : Leave New York at 9 15 a. m 1 00. 5 15 and 7 45 p. m. . . . t Leave l'bitailelphia at 9 15 a. S 40 aaJ j 4 IV p. IS. Leave kevliog at 4 40, 7 40, 1 1 20 a. m 1 50, 0 15 and 10 20 p. m. Leave PutUville at 5 55, 9 00 a. m. and 4 25 p. ni., and via Schuylkill aud Susque hanna Branch at 8 05 a. m. -, Leave Allentown at 2 30, 5 50, 8 55 a. m., 12 5, 4 JW and 8 45 p. m. Tha 2 40 a. ni. train I rota Allentoan and the 4 40 a. n. train (rom Heading do not rua on Mouday- SCA'DJTS. Leave New York at 5 15 a. n. Leave Philadelphia at 7 10 p. ui. Leave Beading at 4 40. 7 40 a. m. and 10 2t" p. m. Leave AUeutown at 2 30 a. nu and 8 4 " p m. Vim Morn mmd Etx JUxlroad. JOIW E. TTOOTTEX, i . Central &,ptrilndtt. 1875. 18 to. J. B.M. TODD, PATTERSON, PA. SPECIAL KOTICE ! i , .mi' , .. -. : Closing Ont Sale of Clothing ! 1 ' ': OTERCOAT AT COST t Shirt and Drawers, Hals and Cns, Bonis and Shoes, lottery and ' 1 Gloves at City Trices. - ' j A COMPLETE LI5E OP . CENTS' FUBKISHING GOODS, Cum Bowli, Gam Overshoes, ;, Gmui Overcoats- Intending to closa oui my atock uf Win ter Uvd pteparaiory to putting iu a mam moth aJoek ot Spring and Suiiiiuer (ioodit, I am determined to sell Goods at ata-h Low Prices that every one can suit them selves tor a very small sum of money. Call lo sao me. and i will guarantee you sulis tacXim. : u . . ; i .. i . ... - ' ' The higheKt market price allowed for Country Produce, Corn aud Oata, Hoop. I'ulna, Locnst Posts and Railroad Ties, in exchange for Goods, bv : " J. B. M.TODD. Patterson, Oct. 13, 1875. , . F, Knnkel's Bitter Wine of Iron ll-u never been known to fail in the cure of weakness, attended aitb symptoms, in disposition to exertion, loss ol memory, ditbctilty of breathing, general weakness, horror of disease, weak, nervous trembling, dreadlal horror of death, night sweats, cold leet, weakness, dimness of vision, languor, universal huuittuie uf Ihe muscular system, 'euoruMiu applie. with dyspeptic symp toms, hot hands. Hushing ol the body, dry ness of the akin, pallid eonutenanee and eruptkiua on tbe lace, pain in the back, heaviness of the eyelids, frequent black spats tlj ing before tne eyes with tewtpora ry suffusion aud loss of sight i want of at tention, etc - These symptoms all arise Intra a weakness, and to remedy that nse E. T. Knnkel's Bitter Wine of Iron It never ' (ails. Thousand are now entering betlth who have nsed H. Get the genine. Only St Id in $ I bottles. Depot and office, 2-Vy N'orth Muth St., Philadelpbia. Ask for Kaukcl's, and take no other. Sold, by all druggists. Jltrveu Debility ! A'ervous Debility ! ' Debility, a depressed,' liritaWe state of mind, a weak, nervons. exhausted feeting, no energv or animation, confused head, weak memory, the consequence ot exces ses, mental overwork. ' This bervnns de bility finds a sovereign cure iu E. F. Knn kel's Bitter Vt ine of Iron. It tones tlie system, dispels the mental gloom and de spondency and rejuvenaUjs ihe entire Ky tent. Sold only in $1 bottles. Get the genuine. Take only E. V. Kuukcl's, it baa a yellow wrapp.-r around it, his photograph on outside. Swld by your druggist. E. t'. KunkeL, Proprietor, Philadelphia, P. . 2Z9 Tape ITenn Semored Alive 259 lip sit and all complete iu two hours. Ka fee till bead passes. Seat, Pin aud Stom ach U'ortus removed bv lr. Kcskal, 2 (J North Miuth atreet, Philadelphia, tioutl for circuUr, or ask your druggist for a bot tle ol Kcksi'.l's Woaa Svatr. It never fails. Price. $1. , VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE 1 THE undersigned offers at private sale, on the premises hereinafter uicntiooed, afarm of ITS ACRES, MORE OR LIS, One hundred and twenty-dve or thnrly acre of which are cleared and under culti vation, situated in Tuncarora Valley, Juni ata county, Pa., seven mile from Mittlin tuwn, tbe county seat of said county, and four miles from the Pennsylvania Kailruad at Port Koyal. bounded by lands of Mrs. G. W. Thompson aod others, having thereon a ; GOOD HOUSE AST) BAEN, and all necesaarv outbuilding, good never' failing running watiw at both house snd barn, an abundance of fruit of different kinds. . Will be sold very low, aa the sub scriber is not awe to nork ao large a place. For parttcalar inquire of tbe aadeisign ed. residing on tbe premises, or of J. G Long, Sadsbaryvitle f. O., Chesttr Co., Pa. . t . U. LllftU, ' ' Fort Hoval P. O-, JnniaU Co., Pa. Oct 2, 1875'. GREAT REDUCTION ' tit THE rUTCBS OF TEETH! Fall Upper er Lewer Setts as Lew as fa . . i . ' No teeth allowed In leave the office un less the patient h satisfied. Teeth remodeled and rrpaired. ' ' ' ' Treth filled to tast ftr life. ' ' Teeth extracted without pain, by the use of Nitrous Oside Gaa, always on hand. Owing to the hard times. I will insert fall single set teeth, of the very be it kind, forfli-W. Temporary set s-j.uv extra. - Toot bach stopped in five minute with out extracting the tooth, al tbe Dental Of fice of O. I Usjut, established in Sliffiin town in ltMJO. O. L. DERR. Jan M. 1872 Practical Dentist. A fine assortment of chHhs, casimen vealings, sic- a'lWrrs on band and thr sale by ? . . h. a LOUDON. S k imMietnes at Bank A Hamlin. s JPnftttionnl Ccrr JOUIS E. ATMN-UX, ATTORNEY aT-LAr, : MIFFLIXTOWN, PA. . " . QTCnlleering and Conveyancing prompt ly anrnalvd ti. " t- - - ; Orrn'S On Bride stmt, opposite tba Co art tioase Soaanr. - JOBERT McMEEX, . . Attorney and Counselor -at-Law. Pcampt alteatiiHi givm s tbe arearing and caUecling 4 ciaisaa, and all h-gal bnai- Ovrics on urUaw atreet. first eViur west I the tfellunt buiUing Apnl 14, l7i-tf LFKED J. PATTKRSOX, ATTOBHEY-AT-LAW, MIKFLITO--, if MAT A CO, PA. All ba-tnrw primtly sttendi-d to. ; OrrHK On hridy slree', ppusitc the; Court ilouse mjuatc. : TT IV, E. BI KLANV I . , . , . DfSTIiT. ! tithes opposite Lutheran Charch, . i " 1MHT ROYAL, JCX1ATA Co., PA.,. Where he will spend Ihe Rrt ten days 'l"! CArb uwulh, mmim-neing lect mb-T lt. ; f he bulasea ol tor lin-e hi trftiee nill be j occupied by J. S Kilmer, a young Ban I airthy of ronfl luncr, and aha b ut Ik-mi I atsMriateU ifh the Ductoraa sluituut and , asiaiant two years and upwards. Tutw ' vh rail daring Irr. hurlan'a rbwara lir ! ! pn-lt saiunAi SiTtkw. may. and mil pi -an; arrauce the time ilb Mr. Kilmer when the may be wrrved, on lira retain ol til ltoctur. 1 J 31. UUAZKE. M. !., PHYSICIAN AND SUSGEON, .Jcademia, Juniata Co , Pa.'. Orrit c formerlv occupied hv Dr. Strrrett. ProlrMtiual business promptly attended to I . 1 I Mil lll'IU. , April 7, ltT2 tf ' THOM AS A. ELDER, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, ' tit FLiyxo y, r.i. Otlire hours from 9 a. m. to S r. n.. ' Of. flee in his lather's residence, at the south i end of Wsler street. .cl22-lt i jy L. ALLEN, AL D, Has commenced the irnrtire of Uedicine and Surgery audallth4reiUatrrsl bntnebe. Olliee at Arademia, at lltu reatdeace ol Capt. J. J. Patterson. ' - (jttly 15. 174 ( JlE'sT AXO ATTRACTIVE LINE OF GOODS : aitsr aSl'EVE AT VIK : PATTERSON DliUG STORL Anion; ; tbe many niee gMtda may be feuwl ' ' thn folltiw lug : Two Dozsx FiJtr Pwiit BinLFs, I.tnua Lot or ruoTooatra Aiarns,-Bsv- TiriL AiTixisArn Aliens, Ex ' ' T Ftvs Kxivrs roa f.Amr, ' Fiss Pocsrir Boons, .'" . ' ' Esoren to Srrrtt '' 11 '. "' Th Cocsrv. A ". ' G'SIAT Va . titrt ' 1; ; - or Fixr fvt- "' tt.L PAPKa SD ''' "Esvttopus, Fur' Barrrui, Bo van Caans, ' " Blasks, Lanna Lor nr Blak : ' Book. Frit Borso Dav-Book,' : ' amd Ait eruica Krxn? am Srxr.s. Uaksomcas, Kvtsa QeAtrrr Accsnioss axo Vioiirts, Fisa Haib Bstmies asb ' Combs. CfRAa Cases, Gut Tes.tc- co Parcuns, PoBTrottosy C'Rtss Bi.wM,-Dsi.'; I ' . SOBS, C'HSCKSSS AJ C c K a a . Boaa as, ' - Photo-' ,v j- . o a a r . ' Fsabiss, Bass - i . : Baits, S rscTACiK . -i aD Eis GtAsssa, Basr ' AsaoarnssT is .ras Corsrv.' Tne Pinitc aas Isvrrso to Cm -Axn Exahi.vb raa Uooin. Itnaa- beb ths Puce, fimuoi Date Svoac. P. C.: BU.NDIO. Patterson, May 13, .87-tf jEW DRCUiiTORE. : BASKS & nAMLLX, (Bel ford Building,) ' flaln Street, Xiliailntowai, Pa. , t . . DEALEKS IX , . ., , ' URViiS AS It MKDICLNKS. CnS.VlCAi.tf, 1YE : STL'FK, PAIXTS OILS, V AKXISHES , (iLASS, PUTT V, COAL OIL. LAMPS, BI K-NER3, CUili.NEYS, B K U S U BS, . HAIat Bitl'HHtS. TOOl II BKLSHES, PEE- ... . I MKKV.CtlMBS, . ! ' .80APS.UAIR . ... OIL, TOBAC CO, CIGARS. NOTIONS, ST AT I OK BUT . . L A K U E , V A & I K T r O F ' TATENT MEDICINES. Selected with greal cant, and warranted rom high authorilv. ITT'Purest of WINES AND LIQUORS for medical purposes. rjypKfcd JkiPTIOXS cmponnded with great care. , .. . Jane'22-U. UUYERS & KENWEDY, ' (Successors to D. P. Suloufl,) ' ' DEALCKS IN . GBAIN, ' .' COAL, .-v, "' CEMENT, '; Calcined Plaster, Land Plaster, . SEliDS, SALT, AC. We hny Grain, to be delivered at Mifflin, town or Port Royal. "We are prepared to furnish Salt to dealers at reasonable rales. i.'. BUYERS . KJEXMUT.- AprH21, I8T3-tf " ," ': '.' 5 ' : ' baa ne superior as a. advertising rmdmw, b thr. eonnty, aad as a Jowrnal . of varied and reading it ta not surpassed by any weekly paper in central Pennsylvania. - Sale Pills printed on short notice at the offVT of the Senlmtt swV J. - 1 -AISCELJjJA EOIS ISITYOH Who Mid that you would like People wtar, rather thu the vkolesaie goods cam mor;ly mW? This win tdl you how to do it The very larre Increase ef eor besiness t'.tawi as to wiaka ' SSTIU L0WIB SCALE Of MICE. A.10 You Can Save Enough m buying a Soit at Oak Hall TO PAY FOR THE TRIP from anywher ia this Co ant to the City of Philadelphia. jm1 have a day of Bight-aectntf braid. Wintatkt Brwa ataai y this State orremi. ao4 ao wiU yera ancr ooa triai. " "TV3 be sw w hat we 99 namrrrr'T -rr ' OMracttr at j I aoslA. worn of thca tn .? tewa binJiriL i M nff! ' Ther Far BUa 4 laa. mrs ikr?T?v cri ' ' " tm Wf w"Jrsm. vtA cwi.tauc nv:Ut rata.3. W War ao iB-walt u wac. atrt state ' -mm ciaahrfit csi pxerr f x?s jcisBit fiNsa t-su ajia. lwca C4 tttstt .t Wa a en we r i fsTcibk- for ntctcs Iwaafhi ot v Fy cur pLa uf I ickctinc the racks wmsms sM tas ttursrrmss tj cvosia. ft Co. U. tanlsat ia a qualitK ' ' W IT P rm J""a a I vica ia aa-4Tttaatnt3m aad mr-toc -..Ile.ltre, . I aaaatat. Wuh wth article .id. a I m.svAc ; CUSTOMERS. 1 M K;w, ttvn the Pnr wi. srrw.is a h.vM " 1 sriTTM-rc. atatt LI trha aarit t as r rmCl.(i : abo. thjc the awncy rUl bar ptti butk ia tuU. i- av.twv aaiia 10 y what., ior a ty resaua. m rctara the goajsis. auwom. I AlHlS is imponant ntlrri. hrra-.c. irTWruf'.nVl Ell Ctrl I p,'Pr h'nc stcrcs it? HfcVtnrta. r - 7 . (VrVif ontr atrnis. -!. adwu3ta, ard ; , abajsit wberc the slot r. a iht tl c a . t Mift. i cxjiitcrtcit on!. There is rat at-? ak Mall ia PhibiWphH. h is a bTT bnHA-t. ihe aiie at ftmr eei!i arj f ivr 9t1 tn cm tha SsjaiS-eaat o-rar i SXl li MXIH MA'i K-tlX'lH- siXlH-4iX .a aa4 Mriact tirwa Thott visa cannot Ctw ' !W r. i ivft thefr ararartc to the E'jrrtt Co. oa fectirt o rrw- ra aikwd hvtonr payintj. Vwrtcrc tn-" uv th- cxDreMaaie bu.k ! i s S UfU W Src a JaV sswr aMaSsV WANAMAKER & BROWN. it y cnn fas COOK AND TARLOR STOVES, HEATERS OF ALL KLNDS, AT THE PEOPLE'S HAEDWAEE STORE, ' r , . ' In. R. E. Parker's Mew Brick Building, MAI3i STRKKT, OPPOSITE TIIK COl'RT YAU1 MIFFLIXTOWX, JIXIATA COIXTV, PA. Housekeepers' Ilnrdware, Build crs' Hani ware, MECHANICS' TOOLS, LEATHER, PAINT, OILS, GLASS, 5cC., &C, all of first quality, constantly call and see me. Mifflintown. Ang. 2(5, !t74-tf D;W.Hariley&Co.,s ' "I ' ' I tb ftsee where jou can buy ' THE BEST AM) THE CHEAPEST MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING HJTS, CJPS, BOU1S, SHOES, jiSD FL'RSISHIXU GOODS. WE are prepared to exhibit one of tlie most choice and select toeks ever offered in this market, and at jiiTOSISIll.XGLr LOU' PRICES Also, measures taken for suits aud parts of suits, which will be made to order at aliort notice, very reasonable. Kenieuiber tha" place, in Hoffman's New Building, corner of liridge anil Water reets, MIKFLIXTOWS, PA. Sept. 15, li;.-tl JUST OPENED ! ,: A Ne Sprine and Summer Stock cf CLOTHING, HATS, CAl'S, HOOTS AND SHOES,' For Meu, Boys, Women, Uisses and CbiNl-en. Notions. Men's Furnishing (io.-N, .- WATCHK.S AND JEVTELKV. CARPETS AND FLUOR AH at ratea, to enrrespnml to the khrinksre in values, month ago. rcii:i$ MAIB TO OHULK.j Patterson, J'a. 'w- 11, Ittis. THE CRCIT CAtTSC or tt tt tr a t if t o r ti v Jntt Pbtitkti,im Stalt'l Eutthpt. Prtef A Lecture ou the Nature. Troatuient and Radical Cure ol Sl-erliiuti.rrhu-a, or Seiulliai vV eakness. Involuntary Emission. Sexna'; Debility, and Iuipi diluents lo Marriage gen-1 rp L'heeL VJh, a hit b ran I erally ; 'ervouite, Consuinpti-.a, t4-:' ajAi-titlidrawn without diaturhuK e Irpsy and Fits ; Meulal and Physical Inea-La tjiJj-'atx, and Die copper cbaubcr paci'ty, resulting lr.nu Sell'. Abuse, etc. It) Iwhieh never crat ks, scales or nut snd m ill ROBERT J.CL'LVKRWELL, II. I).. Au- ut a lite timo. Vr sale bv Dealers and thor ot tba "G-eeu Book," avc. ithe trale genersllv. In order t be su e Tim orld-;enoned a-ithwr, in tliir ad- ,b;,i , BUtehlevN pnmp, be caret u I luirable Leclure. clearly proves Irom hi,4nt see tlnU it has mv trade-mark as ab.e. una experience that the sain! eoiiseiuea-;f do not know where to bnv, desrrtu cea of Self-Abuse may beflV-ctually remov- tJvtt ,!,,. ugiher with the name aud ed without medicine, and without d-ii.gcr nre ol the spent nearest yon. will tt ons surgical operations, bougies, nstru..ur,,,tiy tnrnhhed by witlressiug, aitu menu, rings or coraiais, poiuiiug oni a mode uf cure at once certain and etTecta il bv which evcrv susfcrer. no matter what bo- cowl t! ion ni) be, may cure himself chejJy., privately and radically. CTTJu Lertvrt Kilt prate a boon to tkon-( sai ami Un,w.di. S-.-r.t. vuerscal, in a plain envelope, ti- I anr aildress. on rrceift ot six renM. or lo ' noslase atsniM. A Idrv-ss tne f nhlishe.s. tllAS. J. C. KLI.NK A CO. 1 U7 Bowery. New York. ""' " Pust-OJke Box loXii. Oct. ia, ltTo-ly. .. . i OLO.40.1 SCIBCIt, Will visit iliilliu and Patterson even Tueaday, Tbur-lay and Saturday mornings and will furni.h the citizens of these bor- ous.t Ku i the best of ,-Tr,v PORK, ax. 1. .' t tt, Tery wrt wjcea. lie respcctfaQjj iu ,fce pitru.ag. of th public I , Jj'M'LL.: Sentinel ami KcpnHlican a yrar .1DFER TISE.VE.X IS. ts get such Cbtfimg as City 1 arc el! ot. fctl an.' !. i Ppf- Stutw.kcr-t i ur t? rhe oif raa wim th. av th mil mm tM n v.l-sVsa avafM ow4 aa.iiw arSr 1a aattrrrtf Baarr.v sa! ync- ty il iVn rrviuitfl lct't ca ha- 4 Aiie4s Eovi c bv F rrw. bv sertl- iec iMvaUh easy i,rei:ttota thj any mm. can aiaurc y xthi mcn"',"R nm r wantel. an: rwee Jriv rsvnii oa It avaeie ihr V a asarnnhisc therm V itU rcraisn ihe -1 IVb-icle' fht .4Bl".'.V. Slf nf wW W S nr? on hand. I invite the public to JOHN W. MUTHERSBAUGH. OIL V LOTUS, (.'Iie4;.-r th ui iho l lijuo-n of a SAilL'LL STKAYLK. T'i monei . Atteialwin l invited I tt -3'-t HUleb ev's linurovct Brarket, tlm tuinp. tllAS. . BLATClirV, J tscricrrtra. . 6 CvmmtTce St., Phii-Mlclphia. Pa. CHAnTilAN IFACT0HY. rftilE mideriifiieil, at his shop, on Watt r J. street, Mittliulwan. has now on baud : ind lor sole cheap, a general astortun.nl of CHAIRS. ile also has a iargu lot of COFFINS hand, and, havtns vurcliawnl a ni'W H.T-.i" P"! 1 ',- tf1 ta'?l at the shortest notice ami on the atost 'il eral t-nux. He has niiwte a great redaction in the price of Colbiis. r tT Retairtrr troinpt!y atfend! to. jiilyjatf ; O. P. KOBISOX. ! The 9mrW tnd Rmtbtim ofliee is tK (luL-e tu set job work done. Trv it. It a ill pny yo: if yi.u need aojthiijr iu that line. i ZTm Ml.4TCIII.lH H !, V" A l";provel flCl'M- yS j, lUt-K WIHIU fL.MI' Jtj Js "As he seknowU-.lgnl Kl K$;-'y STAXUAKD ol I' e fV tZ uiaiket, by pul r Lr ti... I.. t.m..i. iv.. iUm I.-, t
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