SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFKLIXTOWN:
We dm end ay. December . 18T.
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PENN'A. B. TIME TABLE.
ON and after Snndar, Nov. 28th. 1875,
passenrer arains will leave Mifflin Sta-
iiwn, r. It. as follow i
rirrwAao.
Philadelphia Express 12 49 am
JLewi.town Accommodation.... 7 2 a m
$rcibc Express 10 19 am
JHamaburr Accommodation
11 82 am
6 12 p is
;aii
) Atlantic Express ..
9 15 p m
M ITio.
i rscuic express twin
JWay Passenger 10 18 a m
Mail 3 34 p u
.Fast Line 6 45 p m
Lewistown Accommodation .... 7 43pra
.Pittsburg Express 12 2K a m
I Daily. I Dailu tavepl Sunda). tailf
xrrpr Mouaay.
Three trains do not stop at this statirn :
Cincinnati Express, west, time here 1 19 a.
an. I last Lena, cast, 2 1 a. m. ( Iay Ex
Irn4, esst, 1 84 p. m.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Hunters are hanging np tbeir guns.
The Teachers' Institute was well atteaded.
The liarrisburg car shops resumed work
on Monday.
. You feel the thrill that the close of the
year imparts.
Will Viola in next communication write
name more legibly 1
Speculators are laving "stores" of pro
dure lor the Centennial market next sum
mer. ("aptaiu Theodore Burcfcfleld, formerly of
ttnx place bat now of Alloona, sojourn ?d in
town during Sunday.
" Lwi Iinridore has opened a Store and
Tinware Store opposite Odd fellows' Halt
Bead bis advertisement.
The Sheriff's sales drew quite a crowd of
people last Friday. See names of pur
chasers and auau paid, elsewhere in this
papf-r
The newly elected Commissioner, Gron
inger, McLaughlin and Cox, appeared at
the Court House, and looked at tbe offices
they ao soon t ill occupy.
The tliaw of Sunday and Monday opened
navigation aud gave boats that were ice
lwund sn opportunity to get through with
their cargoes.
Grain in PhiladclpLia. Wheat $1.35tul.
43. Corn 72to7-jC for old, new G0to67c j
Oais ;'.9to-j0c. Cattle CJtotc. Sheep .Jc.
Hops $10.6Utoll.50 for corn-fed.
Tbe taste of people change. But a few
years ago Kaur-kraut" was called by many
people rotten cabbage, not a fit diet for peo
ple of delicate and well-bred taste; now it
i sought by the most fastidious.
Tbe new Court room is a commodious
place ia which to hold Teachers' Institutes.
The room in the old building use to be too
much crowded, though it was the better
iuoiu to speak in.
lUndall was the choice of the Democracy
for Sieaker, but at the last moment they
gut scared because of his record. The back
salary grab, and so forth, loomed np at the
critical time and defeated htm.
It is said that lemon juice, if applied in
tbe first stages of diptheria, generally effects
a cure. Apply by dipping -cotton twisted
around a wire into tbe juice of the lemon
and then on the dUeased parts four or five
times a dar.
1brsoxal. Rer. M. M. Cornelius,
of Allegheny count', baa been elected
aa pastor by tbe First Presbyterian
Church of Altoonn.
Jacob Beidler expects to liave a
1, .u -c built on bis lot fronting on Cross
street. 0. 1$. Bartle and John Ilowe
are tbe contractors.
Rev. Jubu Laird was in town last
week. He is tbe recipient of three
new calls.
Ite Mr. Sbcrrard's congregation
will vote next Sunday on tbe adoption
ir rejection of what is called tbe "En
velope system of Church Finance."
Tbe Presbyterian congregation in this
place bare organized a prayer-meeting
for women, and prayer-meeting for
men.
Tbe finer tone of the voice of Mrs.
Anna Randall Diebl were lost in tbe
defective acoustic quality of tbe court
room, in which she read and lectured
during tbe late Institute.
Rev. Rev. Mr. SberrarJ and Rev.
Mr. Fenepacker exchanged pulpits last
Sunday. ...
Joseph Parker, Mifflin county's able
. representative in the Lower House of
Legislature, was iu town last week.
Charles Cornelisoo, who years ago
managed the MifHintown Foundry, is
visiting bis son in-law, John Ilolto-
tiiugb.
Assignees' Sale. The Assignees of
Wilbur F. McCahan and James Emory Mc-
Cachan will sell, at the residence of the
Assignors in the borough of Uifllintowu, at
1 o'clock r. ., on Thursday, December js.
lour mules, mule gears, 1 road wagon ; also
the following real estate: Fifteen hundred
acres, more or less, of mountain land; a
bouse and lot on Tuscarora street, in the
borough of Patterson ; a lot of ground ou
Water street, in the borough of Slifflintown,
with dwelling house, stable and other out
buildings thereon erected ; a lot of grouBa
on Water street, in same borough, having
i.nn hwImI a new dwelling bouse. . Fox
particulars see handbills.
Prauc SaL Benjamin Stine will offer
at trttbiic sale, at the mansion bouse oi ine
Stine family in Fermansgh township, at 10
o'clock a.m., on Friday, December 17, 1S a,
3 work horses, 1 two-year old horse colt.
a m;Lh nw. l heifer two vears old, two
spring calves, four sboats and a large lot
ol farming utensils.
For the Stntinel and Republican.
Morning, Noon and Night.'
ST VIOLA,.
. When the long, long night is past,
And rest's sweet sleep is o'er,
When the son his shadows casta
Over the earth once more,
Then comei morning, day's fair bloom,
Chasing darkness all away, .
Changing that which was all gloom -Into
brightest beaming day. '
Now she cornea, arrayed in jewels, "
Bright her smiling face appears, -
With the sunbeams dancing round her.
And tbe dew drops nestling near.
Swtltly now the hours By,
And the dew is kissed away :
SoU'jyyew'iy, sweetly by
Tbia aatuc beaming orb of day.
Thus the day wears on and onward,
' Until high above we see
Noontide's brigtit and glorious sunbeams
Smiling down on yon and me.
- - -
Now the shady glens are sought,
- Whera the placid waters flow,
Where the hand of God hath wrought
I'lace for weary man to go.
See that sun is now declining
Toward tbe far off western hills;
See that brightest silver lining
Decking every cloud and rill.
When tbe gol len snn is setting.
Draping valleys o'er an.l o'er ;
When tdd -Mother Earth" is letting
AU her cbildicn rest once more.
When the toils of day are over,
and the weary ones at rest ;
When we sue a spirit borer
O'er ns, round us, whispering r est.
When the twinkling star are gleaming,
- One by one they all appear ;
And tl.e moon is mildly beaming,
Then we know that night if here.
. VIEWS.
"An old farm house, with meadows wide,
And sweet with clover on each side;
A bright-eyed boy, who looks from out
The door with woodpipe wreathed about,
And wishes Lis one thought ail day ;
Oh, if I could but fly away
From this dull j-ot the world to see,
How happy, happy, happy,
How happy I should be.'
" A mi J tte city's constant din,
A man who round the world has been,
Who, 'mid the tumult and tha throng,
Is thinking, thinking, all day long.
Oh ! could 1 only trace once more
Tbe E eld -pa I h to tbe farm house dour;
The green old meadow could I see,
How happy, happy, happy,
lluw happy I should ba !' "
Reed's Gap, Nov. 28, 1875.'
.Vr Editor: On the night of the
24 tb tost., tbe store boose of Dobbs
Bros. &. Co., with all its contents was
entirely consumed by Gr. About half
past 11 o'clock the alarm of fire was
sounded. Wfaen I arrived at tbe scene
the roof of tbe building was partially
enveloped in flames tbe fire bursting
down the stairway in all it fury. Tbe
heat at flis stage of tbe burning was so
intense tbat it was not possible for any
ne to enter tbe building.
I Messrs. Irwin and Dobbs, tbe pro
prietors, were Dotn atisent wnen uie
Ere broke out. Mr. Irwin bad jrune
from borne tbe afternoon previous, some
twenty miles on business. - Mt . Dobbs
bad closed tie store about balf-pat
seven o'clock in tbe evening, at least
an Lour earli. r than usual, and bad
gone to the bouse ol a tiigDDor on
some business. When about a quarter
of a utile from Lome on bis return be
saw tbe building ou fire, and immedi
ately sounded the alarm.
The body of tbe fire, when first dis
covered, appeared to be iu the south
end of tbe building, evidencing tbe fact
that it had originated in that part of
the building.
The store house was lightly injured
in tbe Mutual Fire Insurance Coaipauy
of Clover Creek, Blair Co., Pa. Tbe
goods were partially covered by insur
ance is the Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany of Waynesboro, Franklin Co., Pa.
Various opiuious prevail as to tbe
origin of the fire. Same are of the
belief that the store was first robbed
and then set on fire. From indications
observable by tbe writer, tbe fire was
not accidental. C.
A GreatBodk. "
Every Family Should Have II.'
A collection or' upward; of Thirty
Thousand JVamet of German, Swiss,
Duieh, French and other Immigrants
in Pennsylvania, from 1727 to 1776,
with a statement of names of ships,
whence tbey sailed, and date of their
arrival at Philadelphia, chronologically
arranged, together with the necessary
historical and other notes. Also, an
Appendix, containing list of more than
One Thousand German and French
uame in New York prior to 1712, by
Pbof. I. Daniel Rrpp. Second Re
vised and Enlarged Edition, with Ger
man Translation.
There are hundreds of people in Ju
niatacounty who by the aid of this
bookand little trouble, may trace their
descent to European homes. .
Published by I. Kohler, 202 North
Fourth Street, Philadelphia, at the
low price of $2.60. gilt edged $3 00.
VIED:
HAMILTON. On the 3rd inst., in this
borough, D. W. Hamilton, son of James
W. and Elisabeth Hamilton, aged 20 years,
4 months and S days. - ' ...
DOCGHERTT On the 14th of July,
1875, near Reed's Gap, Juniata county, Fa.,
Kate E, wife of Joseph II. Dougherty,
aged SO years. , : . .
The subject of the above notice di'd in
the triumph of the Christian's faith. Early
in life aha e Doused the cause of Christ and
Methodism, which adorned her character
more anr more richly untd life's close.
Her consistent life and peaceful death are
certainly a rich legacy to her family and
friends. To see the adornment of her life
and victory over death, which divine grace
gave, we are led to realiie how precious
in the sight of the Lord is the death of his
.lints." " "
Property Sold by tbe SberlOT,
Last FrMay.
All the rirht, title and interest of A. P.
Prs- in and to all that certain messnsge
snd tract of land, situate in Milford town
ship, bounded and described as follows!
Beginning at a post on the division line di
viding tbe tract now being described from
the residue of the adjoining tract; thence
by lands of John Kepner south f, deg. E.
Pr. te a post J thnee bv lands of said
Kepner 44i deg. E. lit) 8-10 Pr. to pine
stump; th.nce by lands of W W Wilson
f."3 dew W. 123 pr to post; thence bv
lands of VVilsou and Switzer S. 75 deg W.
4 Pr to stones ; thence by lands of Wilson
16 deg T. IS Pr to post; I bene e Lv lands
ol wiuter N, ;& deg 8 Pr to black oak;
tbei.ee south I04 d.-g W. ! Pr to a post ;
thence N. f5 deg 8 Pr to stones ; thence by
laadsor Wilson lti E. 42 Pr to stump;
tiieoce S d deg K. 40 Pr to white oak. the
place of beginning;, containing 1U ACRES
aod 20 I'EkCllKS, wore or h-nn, having
tliereoa erected a Log Dwelling Boose, Log
Barn aud outbuildings. Seired, taken in
execution and to be sold as tbe property of
A. P. Price
Sold to (i.H Auubry, of Wilkesbarre,
for $75.
A building and lot of gronnd situate in
the village of Johustown," Beale township,
on the north side of th public road leading
from MifHintown to Johnstown, and front
ing on said road. Said lot is bounded on
the west bv lands of John M. Hartley and
on the north aod easl by lands of Samuel 3.
Paunebaker. Tbe building is a twe-storv
Frame House, wustherboarded, about i-i
feet in front and Hi tert in depth. Seised,
taken in execution and to be sold as tbe
property of Reuben Zeidera.
Sol sold. 1 ..
A tract of land situate In Monroe town
ship, adjoining lands of Jacob Sjsde and
Jacob Wilson on the north, John Hall on
the east, Georgj ford and others on the
south, and John Ford and oth-rs on the
west, containing "(1 ACHKS, more or lens,
bavin; thereon trocted a large Frame House
on'iiialty built for tavern and store stand
a good Hank Barn, Si-ring Honse, Hog
Stube and othor outbuilding. Seised,
taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of jeorge lleitsn.an.
Sold 1o Jacob Troup, for V00.
A tract of Hnd situate in Farette town.
ship, bounded oa tbe north by lands of
iac uearnart, arm eat, south and west by
lauds of George Ii. Hut man, contaiuiug
one and ooe-haif Acres, inore or less, all
cleared. Seized, taken iu execution aud to
be sold as tbe roperty of John Spade.
po!d to Isaac Gear hart, lor $75.
A mesMiage and tract of land situate in
Greenwood towanhip, adjoining lands of
Jeremiah Zeidera and others oa tho north,
Henry F. Zekters and James S. Cox on the
east, S muel S troop oa the south and An
drew Zeiders ami others oa the west ; con
taining 2Jt) ACKKSr-tuore or less, having
thereon erected a two-story Log Dwelling
House and Bnnk I'arn. i. Sailed, taken in
execution and to be sold as the property of
George W. McEiwee.
Ot SOld. : .......
A lot of gronnd situate in Fermanagh
township, one and a half mil -s north of
Mifllintou n, bounded on th.' vt br tbe
Pennsylvania Canal, on the north by Lost
Creek, on the south and east by lands of
Mrs. Mingle's heirs, eontVning One ACRE,
more or lens, having therron erected a frame
Dwelling House and Stable. Said lot is
well set with fmit tree. To bs sold as the
property of Isaac C. Savior.
Sold to T. V. Irwin, for $120.
: A tract of land in slilford tnn . bound
ed oa thu north by Black Lor, mountain, on
the east by lands of rtephen inters, on
the south and west by lands of Bos
siuger aud others, containing IVi ACHE3,
more or less, having thereon creeled a Log
House and Log Stable. aeial, token 111
execution and to be sold as the property of
Isaac C. Savior. -
S old to T. V. Ira in, for $35.
The undivided one-half of a tract ol land
situate in Green o"d township, adjoining
iands of Jacob Shelley on the north, Henry
Ponuus on the esst, Davil Oargill and
others on the south, and Jeremiah Bruner
and others on the wet; containing 3K
ACKES, more nr less, having thereon erec
ted a Log Dwelling House, Log Uarn, Spring
House aud other outbuiMinjrs. ainzed, ta
ken in ex'xution and to be said as tbe prop
erty of Edward M. llibhs.
Sold to E. S. Doty, Jr., for $35.
A tract of land in Fermanagh township,
bounded on the uorth bv lauds f J. Wolf
gang, on the east by lands of George Jaubs
and others, oa the south by Samuel Leo
nard aod John Soda, and on tbe west hy
w ilsous and others; containing 2a AC'ltKS,
more or less having thereon erected a Log
Dwelling House, Log Barn, and Sawmill
with good water power. Seized, taken in
execution and to be sold as the property of
Jacob U. Mover.
Sold to Adam Sponhowcr, for $500.
Ihpbovb Toca St jck. 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
ILttaicc Leoxaad,
Kov3-tf Oakland Mills, Juniata Co., Pa.
Be csion A lie-union of tbe snr.
vivors tf tbe 49th Kegiment Pa. Vol.,
will be held at Lewistown, Pa , Dec.
19, 1875- All survivors are oordiallv
invited to attend.
A. Wakefield,
Late CoL Comm'd'g 49th Pa. Vol.
OSI3IKIaC4fa.
J1IFFLIXTOTN MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by Jacob S. Thomas.
MirrLurows, Dec. 8, 1875.
Butter 80
EHt" - v f?
Lard U
Ham 1G
Bacon U
Potatoes.......... 40
Ouions. ...... ........... . ... 75
MIFFL1XTOWN GRAIN' MARKET.
Corrected weenly by Buyers . Kennedy.
CJcotatiohs roa To-pat.
Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1875-
Wheat $1 l!0al 25
Corn CO
Oats 25to32
Kve
Timothy seed 2 25
Cloverseed 5 00a5 60
. Administrators' Xotlce
of Gterft Hepntr, deceased.
WUKHEAS Letters of Administration
on the estate of George Uepoer, lite
of Fevette township, deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned, all per
sons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those
having claims will please present them
without delay to
JACOB SCHREFFLER, .
JOHN HEPNEK,
novl0-4t JdmintitratoT.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK.
MaTFIINTOWlS',
jTJlJTATA COUnTI, PENN'A.
GEORGE JACOBS, President.
T. VAN IRVIJT, Cashier.
'- - . . waacreas 1 ;
George Jacobs,
H.II. Beehtel, '
Joha Balsbacn,
J. W. Frank.
Amos G. Bon sail,
Jerome N . Thompson,
Joseph Rotbroct,
August 4, 1875-tf
Lanre stock of Ready-made Clothing for
sale by xiaivu a a
Job work on short notice at this office.
Jfew Atlrtrtttemenia.
Philadelphia & Beading Eailroad.
Arrajigemect of Passenger Trains.
- KovTMSia 22d, 1875.
Tram Uart HtrrUburg mt fallout 1
For New York at 6 20, 8 10 a. m.. 2 00 and
7 40 p. m.
For Philadelphia at 8 20, 8 10, 9 45 a. m.,
t 00 and 3 50 p. m.
For Reading at 6 20. 8 10, 9 45 a. 2 00,
3 50 and 7 40 p m. .
For Potuviile al 5 20, 8 10 a. m., and 8 50
p. m. and via Schuylkill at Susquehanna
Branch at 2 40 p. ni.
For Alientown at 5 20, 8 10 a. ra, 2 00,
3 50 and 7 40 p. m
Tbe 5 20, 8 10 a. m , 2 00 and 7 40 p. ni
trains nave through cars tor New Turk.
Tbe 8 10 a. m. and 2 00 p. in. trains have
through cars for Philadelphia.
SUNDAYS.
For New York at 5 20 a. m.
For A llentuwn and way stations at 5 20 a. m.
For Reading, Philadelphia aud way stations
at I 45 p. m.
Train for Barrubmrg leant at follow t
Leave Sew York at 9 00 a. m., 1 00. 5 15
and "7 45 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia at 9 15 a. m., 8 40 and
7 10 p. m. .
Leave Heading at 4 40, 7 40, U 20 a. m.,
1 50, 6 15 and 10 20 p. m.
Leave Pottsville at 5 55, 9 00 a. m. and 35
p. m., and via Schuylkill and Susque
hanna Branch at 8 I'd a. m.
Leave Alientown at 2 80, 5 50, 8 55 a. m.,
12 25, 4 SO and 8 45 p. m.
The 2 ol) . m. train troni Alientown and
tbe 4 40 a. nj. train from Reading do not
run on Mondays-
SVXDJTS. ' .' ,
Leave New York at 5 15 a. m.
Leave Philadelplua at 7 10 p. m.
Leave Heading at 4 40, 7 40 a. m. aod 10
20 p. m.
Leave Alientown at 2 30 s. m. snd 8 45 p. m.
'Via Morru and Eisex Railroad.
JOHN E. WOOTTEX,
General SuptrimUndtnJ.
1875.
1875.
J. B. M. TODD,
PATTERSON, PA.
SPECIAL NOTICE !
Closing Out Sale of Clothing 1
OVERCOATS AT COST t
Shtrlt and Drawers, , L'ati and , Caps,
. LSoots and Mots, Hosiery and ,
, . Gloves at Cily Prices. .
. A COMTLETE LINE Or ' " '
GEUTS' FUENISHHTG GOODS,
Guru Boots, buiii OTerabees,
Gum Overcoat.
. , , - r. I
Intending to close out my stork of Win
ter Uoods pieparatory to putting iu mam
moth stock of Spring and Summer Goods,
1 am determined to sell Goods at aucb
Low Prices that everv one can ttuit tuuni-
selvcs lor a very small sum of money. Call
to see me, and I will gnaraute you satis
faction. Th? highest market prices allowed for
Country Produce, Corn and Oats. Hoop
Poles, Locust Posts aud Railroad Ties, iu
exebauge for Goods, by
J. B. Id. TODD.
Fatlerson, Oct. 13, 1S75.
E. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron
Has never been known to fail in the cure
of neaknis.s, attended with symptoms, in-
dissition to exertionj loss ot memory,
dittxulty of breathing, general weakness,
horror of disease, weaic, nervous treinblin',
dreadtnl horror of death, night sweats, cold
I ret, weakness, dimness of vision, languor,
universal laasittiue of the muscular system,
enormous appetite, with dysiieptic synip-
toiiis, hot iianos, Bushing ot ine bodv, dry
ness of the skin, pallid countenance and
eruptions ou the lace, pain in tbe back,
heaviness of tbe eyelids, frequent black
spots rij iug belvre the eyes with tempora
ry sull usiou aud loss of sight ; want of at
tention, etc These avmutoma all arise
troni a weakness and to remedy that use
E. F. Jkuukcl's Bitter Wine of Iron. It never
tails. Thousands are now enjoying health
who have used it. Get the geuiue. Onlv
si Id in $ I bottles. Depot and otbee, 253
North Niuth St., Philadelphia. Ask lor
Kunkel's, and take uo other. Sola by all
druggists.
Amwi Debility ! JVervous Debility !
Debilitr, a depreMed, irritable state of
mind, a weak, nrivoua, exhausted feeling,
no energv or animation, confused bead,
weak memory, the consequences of exces
ses, mental overwork. This nervous de
bility finds a sovereign cure in h. F. Kun
kel's Bitter v iue of Iron. It tones the
svstem. dispels the mental gloom and de
spondency and rejuvenates iha entire sys
tem. Sold only in $1 bottles. Uet tbe
genuine. Take only t. r. Kunkcrs, it has
a yellow wrapper around it, his photograph
on outside. Sold bv your drugaist. E.F.
Kunkel. Proprietor, Pbiladeljhia, P.
S59 Tape Worm Removed. Alive 259
Head and ail complete iu two hours. No
fee till head pase. Seat. Pin and Stom
ach Worms removed by lr. Kc.ikkl, 2M)
North Ninth street, Philadelphia. Send
for circular, or ak your druggist lor a bot
tle of Kixkel-'s Woaa Steip. It never
fails. Price. $1.
VALUABLE FARM AT
PRIVATE SALE I
THE undersigned offers at private sale,
on the premises hereinafter mentioned,
a farm of .
ITS ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
One hundred and twenty-rive or thirty
ai-res of which are cleared and under culti
vation, situated in Tuscarora Valley, Juni
ata county, Pa., seven miles from MifHin
town, the county seat of said county, and
four niih-s from the Pennsylvsnia Railroad
at Port Royal, bounded by lands of sirs. ft.
W. Thompson and others, having thereon a
GOOD HOUSE AND BAEN,
and all necessary outbuildings, good never
failing running water at both bouse and
barn, an abundance of fruit of different
kinds. Will be sold very low, as "tbe sub
scriber is not able to nork so large a place.
For particulars inquire of the undei sign
ed, residing on the premises, or of J. G.
Long, Sadsburyville P. O., Chester Co., Pa.
J. F. O. LONG,
Fort Roval P. O., Juniata Co., Pa.
Oct 20, 1875'.
GREAT REDUCTION
IS THE '
PRICES OF TEETH!
Fall Upper r Lawer Setts as Low as $i
' No teeth ailowed to leave the office un
ices the jtatietit ia satisfied.
Teeth remodeled and repaired.
' Teeth filled to last for life.
- Teeth extracted without pain, by tha nse
of Nitrous Oxide Gas, always on hand.
Owing to the bard times, I will insert
full single sets teeth, of the rery best kind,
for $15.U0. Temporary sets $ .l0 extra.
Toothache slopped in five minutes with
out extracting the tooth, at tbe Denial Of
fice of O. L. JJr.hr, established in JIitHin
town in 1300.
G. L. DERR,
Jan 24. 1872. ' Practirxl Dentist.
A fine assoitmeut of cloths, trvssuuirci
Testings, &x, aiwrys on hand and for sale
by h. &. LOL'DON.
Drugs it medicines at Banks h. Hamlin.'s
Professional Cards.
E. ATKJ-SSON,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW,
' ; MOTLINTOWir, PA.
Q7"CollectiBg and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
Orricc On Bridge street, opposite the
Court House Square. -
JOBERTilcMEEN,
... i '
Attorney and Counselor -at-Law.
Prompt attention given to the seenring
and collecting of claims, and all legii busi
ness. -
Orricr on bridge street, first door west
t the belford building.
Apr'd 1, 1875-tf
LFHKD J. PATTERSON,
ATTOENEY-AT-LAW,
StlFFLINTOWN, JUNIATA CO., PA.
C7 All business promptly attended to.
Orrtca On Bridge stree', opposite the
Court Honse square.
FE. BURLAxT"
At . . DEST1ST.
Office opposite Lutheran Chur.b,
PORT RUVAL, JUNIATA CO., PA.,
Where he will sp-nd the first ten djjs of
esrh month, commencing Deetuiber is'.
The balance of tbe time his office atll be
ocetipici by J. S Kilmer, a young r:aa
worthy of confidence, and who has been
associated with the Doctor as student and
assistant two years and upwards. Those
who call during Dr. Berlin's ibwmv f r
proii'ssional ser-icu, may. and will pta
arraiiife the time with Mr. Kiiiuer wlr u luey
may be served, on the return of tbe Doctor.
J M. BRAZEE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SUEGEON,
.Icademia, Juniata Co , Pa.'
Orrici formerly occnpled br Dr.Sterrctt.
Pnfeminpal business promptly attended to !
at all hours.
April 7, 1872-tf
TUOMAS A. ELDER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
MltFLlXTOWX, TA.
Olbce hours from 9 a. at. to 8 p. sr.. ' Of.
flee in his father's residence, at the south
end of ater street. oet'-tf
J) L. ALLEN, M. D.,
Has commenced the practice of Meiiicir.e
aud Surgery aud ail tlu'i.'collaterzl branches.
Office at Academia, at tbe residence of
CapU J. J. Pattersou. . ....
..: . '. j"'1 lit o
HEW ASD ATTRACTIVE
XillSTE OF GOODS
EECLIVED IT THK
PATTERSON DRUG STORE.
Among the many nice goods may be found
.. . . . -i the following t
Two Dozm Fixa Pocket Bibles. Lakok
Lor or PnoTooaArn Alsi us, Beab
urn ArrocsAfH Atarii!",' Kx- '
tba Fill Kxrvcs roa Ladies,
Fik Foceet Books,
' KsorCH TO- Sl'PPLT
' Tnn CorsTT. A -"
Obeat Va- ;
III TT : '
or Fist Ixi-
' ' TIAl Fapek ist'
Envl'loH's, ' Fixa
' Bk1!til Board ' Caans, '
rt TK, Labrk Ln? ot Blaxk
Books Fin. Boi-xd Day-Kooks,
AND ALL PTHEa Kt.tnS AND SIZES.
Hakvonicvs, Kits a Qi alitt Accoaucos
axd Violins, I'rst II.Aia Biuu and
Combs, Cigar Cases, Cm Tobac
co Fbl'CUKS, PstT'SLlOl,
Chess Boabds, Dwmi
JioES, Cueckess asd
C u i c i i i
,. Boum,
, Piioio-
o a a r . .
Frames, Base
Balls, Spectacles
and El a Glasses, Best
Artext in the CorsTT.
The Pcrlic arc Intited to Call
and Examine the Mood. Rtsix
ber the Place. Patterson Daro Store.
P. C. KU.MilO.
Tatterson, May 13, 1874-tf .
EW DRl'Ci DTORC
BANKS & HAMLIN,
(Bellord Uuiliiiujt,)
aialn Street. 31t(TIinton a. Pa.
DEALEUd IX
IKCG5 AND MEDIC1XES,
CHEMICALS, DVE STUFF, PAINTS
OILS, V AKMSHES, GLASS, PLTT Y,
COAL OIL, LAaii'.S, Bl li.SEK,
CHI VNKYS, BRUSIIEii,
. uaibki;mils,tioiu
bkl'siies, pek-
i' L .M KR i" ,Co.M BS ,
S1MPS.HAIR
OIL, TOBAC.
CO, CIGARS,
NOTIONS,
STATIONEkY '
L AUG E V AEIKT Y OF
PATENT MEDICINES,
Selected with great earn, and warranted
iron hiKh suthontv.
C7-Pnrest of WINES AND LIQUORS
for medical purposes.
rrPKLSJKlPTlOAS cmponnded with
great care. June22-tf.
BUYERS & KENNEDY,
(Successors to D. P. SuIoufT,)
DEALERS IX
GRAIN,
CO A la,
LUIDER,
CEMENT,
Calcined Plaster, Land Plaster,
SEEDS, SALT, .C.
Te buy Grain, to be delivered at Mifflin
town or Port Royal.
We are prepared to I urniah Soil to dealers
at reasonable rates.
' ' BTJTERS 4. KENNEDY.
April 21, 187i-tf
The SsNTUiEL ass EcrraucAX has no
superior as au advertising medium in this
county, and aa a journal of varied news
and reeding it is not surpassed bj any
weakly paper in central Pennsylvania.
8 ale Bills printed on short notice at the
office of the Sentinel and Republican. .
MISCELlf. EOL'S
IS IT TOI
Who said that joa would like to get such C'othi.-f; ai
People wear, rather than the mhoksa!e gocds cem-
manly sold ? This
The very large increase of
A STILL L3W
You Can Save Enough
I buying a Sail at Oak Ka!l
TO PAY FOR THE TRIP. I
from anywhere in tV.a Couaty to tbe City of Puiiatdelphi. I
" ad have 4 ay of :ght-cc;of beft.Jes. Wmal"nA.' & y
Browa stated b this Statement, mad su ui ttt
yoa aiter mm traavL tJ
Charac
w rr
ws tcU! 1
V he rwre
jutH.
' As Gcetts sell
FerwsakBys.
' cat be rrfasil
1 awrcpreseM
unra met tvttm:. stit cMitise m4l, to
retsil. We bear no fl1--.;! u any one, anl state Ums uty bt wte wane
dealers ecu Bjr ft h as conm., frvru our hAc. 1 u ou i : e.l..i..
erm sre hre rttamiti tk Mir iiiki bo. .hi of us. Ft ' t klfOuc
the nJu wifrr. ul iL li ngrwis on
. j 'trhE price is plats fctftiiys as nezmirj. Tre
' ow. I sane price to acup.ntanv-rs a' .....firm.
MCf Ji la o:y pc:e sua tom.'rr t.pk nul
. 'real Yf W t ajYanfcucrt. Win, cch artiur soni. a crarf''
I CutiSs.RS. a ct-ea. tlsat
ariwritcie. jet
alo, that eSe money Vili be ywd back
' wishes, Inr any leason, to rciura ts
T
Exttr
PCO-e
Serfrtt
s.trt th iltrn Is.
stfs MrdjikTcn
A'jtntt wh .re ihe u-rr wo lis. i ; y . y s..j tm ir
"" C'wnicnril fw. iitfe i oic .k I'wli in )n
PkUaviclphaa, it is a lance aK.JJ.r-i;. the t fewr m'ir..'.rr t-r a-, is ii
u tnc tli-v-u cofwt of MXIH-SI.UH-blX'lH-tiXl II Jt
SIXTH iTH ami JL'arket Streets.
J F aend
to tht Cilj.
aty one car
waaitac. mati prvsm v.rryi. x'j; m-:n c m be m-t e
ta the Express Co. oa rrorip of r;ox. ami the pr 1,- t r vm r.ii :hrra
is aikmi Sctoie fMTi:. VK Irnrc gods. da not pac( ec will reus a itwe
coorr -u. pay tn caixsr iM.k
y temia-r.
WANAMAKER Si BROWN, g m
IWTi-1riirTTTiTTTMI HTnTsT Ml flMXsl'tAKECTBariSaasl 1
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
: II Yj A T E ii'S OF A L L KINDS, AT
THE PEOPLE'S
HiVKDWARli STORE,
In Rl E. Farkers ,tv Brick BuildiT.g,
MAI.' STRKET, OPPOSITE THE COURT YARI
.MIFFLINT0W.V, JUNIATA COUNir, TA. : ,'
aloissekcepers' Hardware, fJuild
crs' IS a ni ware,
MECHANICS' TOOLS, LEATHER, PAINT, OILS,
. . " GLASS, &C.,'&CL
all of first quality, constantly
call and see me.
MiirmUwn, Aug. 2U, !87I-tf
D. W. Harley fc Co.'s
Is the place
THE BEST AM
MENS' YOUTHS' &
1UTS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
WE are prepared to exhibit one of tlie nmt
tins market, aud at ASTOXISIUXGLY LOIV PRICES !
A !.., measures taken for suits aud parts of suits, which will be made to order
at short notiou, very reasonable.
Kemeiiiher th place, in Hoffman's
Water s'reets, MIt FLINTOWN, PA.
JUST OPENED! V
A New Sprins and Summer Stock of
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
For Men, Boys, Women, Misses and Cliildneu. Notions, Men's Furuishtnc tioodi-,
WATCHES AN D JEWKLHV.
CARPETS AND FLOOR OIL C L O T M 5 ,
All at rales, to e'rresfmt to the slirinkaze in Tallies. Cheaper than the Chetp-st of a
month ajto SI" ITS M ADK TO OKDEK.n
Patterson, Pa. Nov. II, lf7s.
THE GREAT CAUSE
or
HUMAN MISERY.
Published, in a Sealed Envelope, f "rierl
six crns.
A Lecture on the Nature. Trualmeut and;
Ksilical Cure of Spermat'irrhofs, or Seniinai
t eakuess Iavolnlitary Emisiions, Sexual
Debility, and Inipidiiuenta to .Marriagv acn
erallv; Nervousness. CDumtti'.n, ti.i-
lepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical Inca
pacity, rtjultinc from Sell-Abuse, etc. U
KOFtKT J.CLLVEKWELL, il
a" -
thor ot the "(i.eeo Book," .c.
Tho world-ieuowned author, in thu ad- ,hilt yBU Ert uu ut.j '4 r ,, esrefiil
mirable Lecture clearly provea liom liiv ,n. see that it has my trad-mark as .bove,
oaa experience that the aaful conseouea- , voll ,lo Ilot kni)W where btl)r decriv
ees of Self-Abuse may beeffectnally rear-.ti,e cjnb,,,. tos:eiher with the name and
ed Kiinout medicines, aod without daurcr idress ol tbe agent nearest yon, will Iw
ous aurjtical operations, bougies, instra- promptly tnruished by- addroas;n, aitb
mode of cure at once certain and effectual;
by which every sufferer, no matter what bis
condition may be, may cure himself cheaply.
privately and radically.
CTTlu Ltclurt uriU prove a boon to soa
eandt and thousand: i
SeuU under seal, in a piaio eareloM to;
anv address, on receipt of six cents, or two
postage stamps. Aidress the Publbhttis,
LliAS.J. C. KLINE v CO.
1U7 Bowery, New York,
Post-O.bce Box ;
Oct. 13, 18T5-ly.
COLOnoS SEIBER,
Will visit Miftlin and Patterson
Tnesdav.ThnrsdsvandSsturdav morn:r.?
and will furnish the citizens of these bor- tne "Oortest notice and on the most 'ib
oughs will the best of ral terms. He lis isude a greatredartioa
BEEF, VBAL, MUTTON, PORK, k.c.
at tha very lowest price's. He respectfullvt
solicits the pstronage of the public. ' j
April 8, 1872 1 y. ' (
Sentinel and Bepnbltcaa X40 a yew
AD i'ERTtSEMEJV IS.
, I
w;il tell you how to do it.
o'zr bos:ne-v sMcws nz eisas
iCtiS Of PiiZS, h'i
'r, rTi
sgiSw
of tat tthBvf i:t'i ..' -
wente oi them ta ' r r ix ik u a.
upun. Suxa4.c(JcfS wu wl chc oty
ns he ;Ncy ia; thiy sill v i.r .lv.
our (uuJs, ao Ckc c-u be laa c. t
the Pr-Je i lew . u ct ti lo4C
lht rhe ouj'lr n as r-t-eL!.f! :
n aJl. il purciuMcr illu 10 says
goous, usrM.
B.kUlK sUOIXk Its rhlieH.JalA, -- k - V
ur fens, crnS. c-t;v-c:rn, m 4 tl
on the tirrt, vtfi JmU dtrtrHtnt 4
Tultrrw af aileral n4 prtr? ly
:Se:r mcticrc ivc limrt-h e- j w.v.a m
inrure ly, od titcr'.n 4 cK
to rftija ic.or.tj
1
..mii.s 'rfafur.i.i .
on hand. I invite tLe public to
JOHB W. MUTHE&SBAUGH.
here yon can bay '".
THE CHEAPEST
BOYS' CLOTHING
AXD yURMSlllG GOODS.
rhoire aid select storks crer offered In
New Building, corner of l?ridz and
iSet. 1",, l.-j. i-U
SAMUEL STKAYKR.
JU As.-a
til fy V liprore
VTi w Slin the acl
RLlTCIIXEa H
prored t't't'TV-
W)D PUMP
acknowledced
6TANDAKU of the
nutiket. br tonlar
-3"iierdict. the best pumo for the ieaxt
money. 4iteiili n is invitwt to
f iiiaicu i v iiiipnoea l.rackel, lliu
j : irruy uwrs uie, wcmtu i-rd tpe
withdra'tD wi'huui disturbiOK the
jiut-H, and tho cofiwr chamber
' V. I. .1 .1. k
hicb never cracks, sealea or rusts and '.
last a life rime. Por sale by Dealers and
tne iraae generally, in oioer ta be sure
CIIAS.I. BLATCHLEY.
3la!rr ACTiasa.
5;G Commerce St., Philadelphia, Pa.
CHAIR MANUFACTORY.
rriHE nndersiirncd, at his shop, on Water
I -m- sireei, aiiiinniow n, nas i.uw on kaiiu
land for sale cbea;i, a general aasortiueut cf
I CHAIRS . ,
He also baa a large lot of
COFFINS
hand, and, havi-j: sjuncl,JK.d nn
OU
Hearse, ia now prepared to attend funerals
in inc price oi i.omns.
Z7 Repairing promptly attonded to.
iW U. P. KOBISO.V.
T"fi" " "" :" J
,Tb Stnttnel and RepnUim ofliee as tke
tPay,-oH if ,o need avtbii in tbat lue.
Ii. w pi. j'vsvih ui. ;irTii. . j i a hi
yete AelrtTtitumtHt.
THE BEST:
XQSNECTER'
J7ir.f, yeira fcefore the pubKt
an! uo proprtrafloa for tie LsJr L.ia
erer bo?a p-odtteoJ Piiaa! Hall
" V acret-ible t"KUian Hair Rette-trer,
a-ii every hiwwt denier will ?ay it
frircs ths bf srtt:.factlcn. It re
tw CAY ILP. to its original
coior, cradicttiniT and frprTOtinsf
d.Tz caring B.LDNE"3S anl
pramoticc; the rrowtb of t je Lair.
Th'j frr.T nr.1 brashy hair br a fev
apf!scat io'as changed to black xd1
silky loci, ati-1 waywari h;ur wii
as'ninc any shap? tlio wearer rlesirrt
It is t'.ic c'heapt 15 Alii DRESS
ING la the wo.-li, tn.I iu effects last;
lvocrer, aa ii exc:ti tho glands to
furnish tho tutritiyu .rinciple sa
nec8arr to the lue of the hair. It
gives the hair firtt splendid appear
aneeeumuch aiLntred by aiL Byita
towiio and stiuivlitiiig properties it
prevents tbe hair Iron: falling oa.
and none need be without Nature's
rnnment, a gpod head of hair. It is
the first real perfected remedy evef
discorered for curing diseases of tha
aair, and it lias never been equalled,
in 1 tre assuro the thousania vh
have used it, it fc7t up to its,
original high rtandarv?. OurTreatiae
;atbe ILiir nailed free; send for it.
J! Vn.g;rt.. en-! Dtattrt in JfaacscB.
P.ioa Oa DoUas- Far Bottlo.
R. P. HALL L CO., PropriiHw.
CHEAP LaNDS
IS THE tit CAT SOl'TIIWEST.
The Little K.u-k snd Fort Smith Railway
Conirar.y is soltinj. at rxcept loual
ly lf price and on icrtu to
ftlalt purcftascrt, orer
5 ONE MILLION ACRES
of rheir majmifl'-ent erant, on either side
and within twenty miles of tbrir roa.1. Ad
mrraWr sniti-d for pro-lm-tfon of Corn, Cut
ton, firain, tirsss. Fruits, and all other
Northern rrofvs. Winters are mild. rT
mittinjr onMiwr labor lor tever months.
Sil fertile be-ond preeelen. No grass
hoppers, nodroiipht. Sp--cid inducement;
fur establh-hlticnt ft muniifrtori'S For
circulars, address W. D. fSLAl K, Laud
CommissionHr, Little l:ock,'Arkanas.
:BfeDO!EST.G
Si"
: f.i I c ? A rtTTTW-f
4'
charprfcriejil-iirad
Jfjctinet tt svgtj dea
enctien. "OOME3T1C PAPER FASHIONS.
I Best Patterns ratlr S. M Sets. tu Caalussr.
Aiirass SlaaiTiS 323 1L4.CSSIS CX
a aar ?.- KKWIOII. .
til A DAY at home.
Agents wanted.
if.Ul Outtit and terms Hee.
TKLL a. CO.,
Aujruto, Value. .
SHUN Dill (i POISONS.
JIEWCIXE Et-.NDEr.tl CSELEfS.
Yolta'a Electro Belts zni Ear.ds
are indorseii by the most en.inent physician
in the world lor the cure of rln ui:iatiiu,
neora'gis, liver conipTaint, dyspepsia, kid
ney disease, aches, pain, ncrvoua disorders,
fits'. fVniale roun liiurs, nervous and general
debility, snd other chronic diseases of the
chvst. bead, liver, stomach, kidneys and
Mood BHik with full pnrticuNrs f-e bv
VOLTA IJELT CO., CINCINNATI, Ohio.
PER WEEK (;!' AkA.MEEU to
Apents, Jfale and Female, In their
own loealitr. Terms rand OUTFIT;
FREK. Address P. O. lCKESYit. CO.,
Angnsta. Maine.
Q0ft A MONTH to energetic men aixl
!uJJ women everv where, llutintsi hon
rablt. . E.XCELSHli J'F'U CO., 151
Uichigau avenue, Cbicago.
C i sjll Pr d".v ho"""- Terms free,
ifij $i.U Address Gto. Srissos & Co.,
Portland, Me.
UpSVCIlOMANCY, oa 5oLL CUAKM
L INC." How either sex may fasci
nate and gain the love and atieclions of auy
persons they choose, instantly. This sim
ple mental acquirement ail u.sy poaseu.
lrce, by mail, lor "i cents; toetln-r with a
Marriage liuido, Egyptian Oracle, Dreaiui,
Hints to Ladies A ifiieer book. 10(l."iH)
sold. Address T. WILLLUI It CO.. Pub
lishers, Philadelphia.
TOriiMf T,,r bt c""r"!
I UUll U I Booh - Kernin?.
hi)
best system of actual practice, the most
elegant penmanship, th lowest rates of
board snd tuition. MorillilfoD Kusi
Besst'ollctrf, Jamestown, N. If. tircutars
sent free.
FITS,
EPILEPSY, FALLING FITS,
This is bo liuinbi:-. For information, in
quire of or write to .MOVER UKOTIIEKS.
Wholcsule Iin:j!s"isti), Blooiusbiirg, dum
hta coitiity, Penna.
The eldest and best appointed Institution
for ob'ailtiiitit Sj Business Education. For
circulars ad-lrus
P. DCFF t SONS.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
ioots'ani) shoes.
T my resMeticu at East Point. Miltiin-
- i-u, s iu jirvyareu H psutupil Ull
j orders 1'or
nOOTS AI) SIIOKS,
LADIES'.
115fE Af
Ciril.DKHN'S WEAR,
p-Ves to rorr.-spond wirTl the times. All
kinds of
r. tl tm w B
I ii I- .1 I K 1 . ta
also promptly sttcmloj to. Hopinj to re.
et-ivs a a Hare of the pntroirae of the peo
ple. 1 aulascribc uiysed tlieir obedieut shoe-
! maker.
I A. B. FASKK.
Feb. 8, lS75-tf
j Ear a Icducementa !
IQ Dfsf) AChES OF LAND FOR
lOJsuUU S A LK Said laud a are sit -
j naied on nmt nrar the Cairo it Pultoa Kail
i road, in Eimi' lpb Co., Arkansas, and will
raise from ti:tv l sixty busbela of corn or
i nae "oule or cnttou to the acre, and will bo
j sold al prices tiofviz trom ond to rweatr
i diitlsas por :re, according to the improve-
Biebls ok sama. atiis One-fourth cash,
and IwLtac in utw, two, threat aad four
years. - .
. LEVI HECHT tt BKOTHER.
l'ocalion Us, Arkanas.
?ep. s ?-.
I x sibe ,or ihv- uim,TZkuZZ,.