SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MlFFLtNTOWN ; :
rcdctda. ianmmrj 28. It6i
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within 12 month s 92.00 if nbt p3A Within
12 month. . -
Transient advertisements Inserted 60
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Deduction will be male to those desiring
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vear. ;
PENN'A. B. E. TIME TABLE.
.
ON and after Sunday, Not. 28th, 1875,
passenger araina will leave Mittiia Sta
tion, P. E. K., aa follows i
aasTwaan.
Philadelphia F.xpress ......
J Lewistown Accommodation
Pacific Ezpresa .
iUarrUburg Accommodation
...12 49 a m
... J an
...10 19 am
...11 32 a in
... 6 12)1 m
... 18 p m
1 Mail .
Si Atlantic Express
WESTWARD
Pacific Express .
JWav Passenger.
Mail
Fast Line ......
6 07 a m
10 13 an
3 A p in
6 45 p in
7 43 p ai
22Ham
i t.ailt
?Lewistown Accommodation
JPittshiirg Express.
Daily. Vaily tia.pl Sunday
except Monaay. t ... "
Tbree trains do not (top at this station :
Cincinnati Express, west, time here 1 lit a.
w. ; Fa-t Line, cast, 2 17 a. ra. Iay Ei
1'itss, east, 1 24 p. lu.
EXTENDED.
fey the r qneot of a number of subscri
bers the following notice of time for the
paritH nt of subscription in arruar is ex
tended to February 11, 1876 : 1
XoTick. A number of subscribers lo the
Xentmtt anil Republican are owing one and
two years' subscription, a number longer
period of subscription than that. To all
snch who v on or befori the 11th day of
February, ItCS, per annum will snf-
rl.-e. Alter th t date all subscription that
lux run "tie year and lions ds will be
charged at the rate of $2.0u per aRnum, as
per published rates.
LOCJL ISTE 1. L I(J E A CE.
The Ute weather gives beat an unprom
ising appearsuce.
Yhechnrches in Iewistown have revival
meetings in progress. . . . .,. . ,(
There is a revival meeting in progress in
the Patterson church.
Mr. Mulholian, Principal of the schools in
ibis borough, has tendered his resignation
to the board of directors.
The mud and lluctuatirg weather are ihe
aUnding topics of conversation. "
Prayer-meeting in Rev. Mr. herrard's
church every evening this week. i"'
For Sale brn and Chop, by the qnan
tity, at F. F. Rohiu's, in Patterson.
The soldiers of Mifflin ctunty areorgan
iriug to partii-ipite in the Ceutennial Cele
bniiiou. . .
There is an interesting revival utcottrig
in progress in Kev. Mr. Sliindle's church,
Port Koyal, this comity.
Last Wednesday John U'Donahl, of Pat
terson, slaughtered a hig that weighed
when cleaned 61 i J-'Umt.L
Hugh PitcarUn, Eq . has heefwe a part
ner with H. C. Dern, Eq , in the publishing, j
editing and management of the A I toons
Tra. - .
A man named Wood offered a resolnrion
in the Legislature that provided that ground
hog dav should be declared a legal holiday.
The resolution was withdrawn. - I
There is a man in Indiana, who takes
"2 oew.pspers, and too might as well try to
ride a whirlwind on a side-sad die as to at
tempt to impose npon that nun.''
Ou Sunday aiternoon a wek the editor of
the Lewistown Gazette, daring a stroll on
the Hig Kidge, lound a dandelion iu lo'l
Uoom, and believes it as something worthy
of mention in mid winter, which it is.
Philarlelphia Markets Penna. red wheat
J.1.SM..1.4D. amber 1.41tol.43 ; Corn uoto
ile; Oats ; Cloverseed 124tol2c
jier lb. Cattle 4to7Jc gross ; Sheep 4to'.Je
per lb; lings PJtollc per lb '
Tbe Political and General Uannal for
ISJrt, is the Time .ilmauac, compiled by
Alex. K. McClure and A. TTfison 5orns.
If you desire a document of that character
send for one. Addm-s, 713 Cnestnnt St.,
l'hilalelphia.
" A raptured writer inquires : What is
there under heaven more humanising, or,
if we may use the term, more angelizing
than a hue black eye in a lovely woman I'
. A humorous friend, who was not so en
tranced, answered, 'Vo black eyea, is the
on4y proper answir I can think of now.' "
Thieves visited the hen roosts of John
tiik, Jacob WiU, hud D-ud ilaller, and
stole therefrom a number of fowls. Men
are talking of setting gun-traps for the
thieves, and it would not ba the most sur
prising piece of news to hear, some morn
ing, that a thief lies dead by tbe explosion
l a gnn-frap, nnder a neighbor's chicken
roost. '.
If yon want bargains, go to J.' B. M.
Todd. He has made a reduction of 1 per
cent, to cash buyers, on his stock of Ready
Made Clothing, for one month, in order to
reduce his stock. Overcoats, Horse Blan
kets, Lap Ropea, Buggy Whips. Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shot s (ueap. lie had also a futl
line of Ladies' Gaiters and Shoes cheap.
2t
Mr. Frederick Espenschade, Caleb Parker,
Esq., and Mr. James Parker, last Saturday
rtrove to the farm of the former to obtain a
few lamp-posts. On thrr way tome the
coupling of ibeir wagon broke, and for a
short time matters looked a if a serious
accident would result f rom the break. Mr.
Parker, Sr., was entangled in the lines and
dragged a shoit distance, and somewhat
bruised about tbe limbs. : The-horse was
caught by anoher member of the party,
and thus tbe serious phrase of the trouble
ended. - . - . -
Teacbebs' IasTiTCTES Adjourned In
stitutes will be held as follows McAlister
ville, Friday evening, Jan 2"ih, and Satur
rlay, 2yth; Thompsontown, Feb. 11th and
12th ; Port Royal, Feb. 25th and 26th ; Mc
Coy sville, March It th and 11th. - Teachers
are requested to come prepared to work.
JOHN M. GARMAK,
Jan 20-2 m Coanly Superintendent. .
As Uneasy Conscience. Some
6i x or eight years ago, says tbe frank
tin Repository, Mr. John Lion missed
from bis lime-kilo near tbe residence of
Mr. Jobn Weaver, on tbe borough
limits, ten pieees of iron," weighing
each twenty-five pounds or two hundred
and fifty pounds in alL Tbejiarty who
took them, sent a note to Mr. Linn last
eek, in which be saya that tbe iron, at
three and a-hslf cents per pound, would
amount to eight dollars and seventy
five cents, and encloses bim ten dollars
Ai lla. ..
Mem wrong thee, Death J
! They fashion thee a monster grim'.
r..;
! With lifted dart, - - .
Intent to strike thy Victim's heart j -:
The light of- day to qnench for him, ,
To wrench him from his joys away, ,
'. And doom to tnnolderia dcajr t
, The turf beneath. . ' '
. .. . . '; ' ' ; v-
i t Thon seetuV tot. " ' ;' ;
And mortals quail lo see thee tome '
- With tread to still
, With sable robe ahtt breath so chill,
j And linger beckoning to the tomb; '
: Thy herald's hullo groans and sighs, ;n
; And breaking hearts and streaming eves
j ' All sign of "woe. ; i 1 -
j : - . -. . .
, To Pailh's keen era i
Thoo, Di-ath", art Life j 'tis but to sense
j ,,, That tht.n art dread . . ' ' " ' "
' Ko crael shall hy thet is sped 5 ,
' Tis not thy will that harries hence,
: Seta tile's mlef limits, and oraaitis
The gloom, the sorrows, and the ptlns
' Tht speak Iheejiih.
Heaven'a high behest
I "AU these hath fixed for wnyward marit :
. .- Offspring of sin
Tbe terrors round that gate have Been, .
Through which, e'er since thy reign began
All mortal steps tnnst tread to e
' The daws of immortality, ' '
:.. Us visions blesU , . :
.Kind Death I 'T is thine , ' v'..'i,V
To cool the fever of tbe brain
At once to still
Qt fretted nerves the torturing thrill, "'
To end the lingering days of paiu, ' ;'
To dry all tears foreveriuore, - i
To lift the veil that hid beloro -Tne
home divine.
from yprl bst shores,
When souls redeemed shall backa arl turn
To look on thee, ...
; All beantital thy form shall bet
' Thy minisUies, ence deemed so stern,
si hall oveiu sweet ministries of grace,
Forever to unveil the face,
That betren tdoe."
f l. i . - - . . , h r
".Some of our exchanges are cati
tiouins people seainst trick of tbe
tramps, which is to go to a bouse and
beg a coat or pair of pants, which, if
they receive, tbey go away, but soon
return with a -fire or ten dollar green
back, which they allege tbey bare
found in tbe pocket. Such honesty de
serves recognition, and tbe victim
makes tbe tramp a present of two or
tbree dollars. Tbe returned bill of
course turns out to be worthless. The
tramp, by his dishonest trick, bas made
an old pair of pauU and two or three
dollars (as the case may be) in good
tuooer. A sharp trick, to be tats, but
no intelligent person who reads the
paper will be deceived by it hereafter."
On Wednesday a week a tramp called
at the boue of Mr. John Heffley, in
Duncaonon, aud asked fur clothing.
Mrs. IlefHey said she had none to give
hiui. Having espied a pair of new
boots, be then asked Mrs. Heffley to
get hi in a caoe or walking stick, as be
was lame, and when she went oat for
tbe stick, tbe tramp made off with the
boots, which belonged to ber son. Tbe
tramp has not been ai rested uor tbe
boots recovered, beware of tramps.
Eloom field .Idvocaie.
Public Sale.
The Assignees f Wilbnr F. and James
E. siclahan will sell at puMic sale, at 3
o'clock r. -, on Friday, February 4, 1876,
on tbe preniixcs iu Mimintwwn, a house and
lot on Wat-r freet, said borough; also,
1500 acres IVoodMud iu Fayette twp hav
ing thereon a Irjnie bouse, stable aud saw
mil'; also, at the same time and place, 4
mules, 1 road wagon, fee.
Jacob A. Fike, of Walker twp., will offer
at public sale, at 10 o'clock a. m., on Wed
nesday, February 23, 1876, two horses, 8
mares, 2 colts, 4 cows, 1 steer, 1 heifer, 8
bead young cattle. 1 sheep, and a lot ol
farming utensils. Bealor, Auctioneer.
John Mirts will oiler at public sale, at his
residence in Spruce Hill township, at 10
o'clock a. a , on Wednesday, March 1st,
1876, One sorrel horn-, 1 iron gray horse,
9 K v hMtch hurst 9 ttir arte Keitiir !
with foal ; I horse-colt, 7 milch cows, 10 (
bead of young cattle, 21 head of sheep,
2 sows and a lot of pigs, 2 young sows with
pig, corn by the bushel, and a large lot of
farming implements. Bealor, auctioneer.
David Naylor, of Turbett township, will
sell at public sale, on the farm of Stewart
Turbett, in said towuship, at 10 o'clock a.
M , on Tuesday, March 7, 1876, five hones,
2 colts, 2 cows. 3 head young cattle, reaper
and mower, threshing machine, grain drill)
wagon and other (arming utensils.
M. L. Bashore will sell at public sale, at
his residence in Walker township, opposite
Port Royal, at 10 o'clock a. ., on Wed
nesday, March 8, 1876, seven bead of horses,
10 cows, 2-i head of young cattle, bulls,
steers and heifers, 60 head of sheep, ewes
and lambs, 25 head of shouts and pigs, one
Wooster, Ohio, thresher, with ten-horse
Carey power; 1 Kirby reaper and mower
combined, I good top boggy.'' Stock will be
delivered to buyers from a disUnce. A
credit of ten aionths will be given. ; -
- A CENTCRY AFTER. Part Aim.
Keeping pace with its predecessors in the
beauty of its typography and illustrations,
Part IX this most excellent and desira
ble work is now issued from th press.
Prominent among the most effective of its
charming engravings are the Charitable In
stitutions of Philadelphia, its Hospitals,
Girard College, University of Pennsylvania,
the New Building or the Toung Men's
Christian Association, and the Lincoln Mon
ument. Part X will be published before the close
ot the month, and tbe subsequent issues of
the work will be given to illustrations of
important localities in tbe State, with the
exception of the Unsl number, which, as a
fitting close to A Century After," will con
tain views of tbe Exhibition Buildings from
original sketches. 'Mr. Stoddard's grace
ful, descriptive letter-press of these beaati
fal and wonderful triumphs of architectural
genius and the entire correctness of the
drawing will be to the fortunate possessor
of this tastefsl volume an enduring sou
renir of th great Centennial Exposition "of
1870. v t - .
- lo be completed in Fifteen Part, at Fifty
- Hold onlv bv subscription. A
splendid chance for agents, who are wanted
evorvwhore in the State. ...
, Residents of localities where agenU have
not been appointed can subscribe by ad'
dressing AlleB, Lane It Scott and J.'XT,
Landerbach, Publishers, Ko. 8 Sonth 5th
afreet, Philadelphia. ; "
T A MAN name? Kiir?oii "sSYT TTTrrtM;ifFT
ol women are four,, at fullews:
the peacock, with artiotn dress Is aHj-V
The msgp-es. with whom chatter tunll f '
TM Wrtlee, with whom Ie-i all -v VM
; A nd the Pjrsd Um birds abort them all.' '
It is in order now for ladj to giv
the nnmber of the order f mn: " '"
LA!SrI LOXGACRrSfW ifie 80fh
ult., in Philadelphia, By Her." E. &. Beale,
Mr. Edwin S. Landia and Miss Laura L.
Longacre, both of MeAiiatrrvUkv Juniata
comity, Pa., . . '' J
MORROW In Pern, Ail tounyj'ori the
12th inst., Mr. Thomas Morrow,' aged 68
years, 8 months and 8 dayn. - .-t , .
C03I91jHRCjL.'
.i.
- lurrusTowx markets. ,
Corrected weekly by Jacob S. Thomasi
MtrruxTows, ian. tW. 1876."
Butter r'
r.gg 20
Ijird 14
Hani...'.... "18
Bacon.... It
Potatoes .......... 401
Onions..' ' .... 75 "
Miff LIS TOWN GRAIN' MARKET,
Coriected weealy by Buyers k. Kennedy ,
QCOTSTICXS roa TO-BAT. ,T
Wednesday, Jan. 2C, 187G.'.
Wheat.... $1 20sl
torn, okl v... ...... ...... : , hi
. Corn, new, shelled ...j 1
(ssts..... ....... 3Utoj
Kye....... ,,: r. 70
. Timothy seed. 225
Cloverseed.. ........ ...... b UJO ad
Special .Vol ices.'
TO COSSUilPTITES. ' , "
Tbe advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption,
by a simple remedy, ts anxious to make
kuown to his fellow-sulTurers the means of
cure. To all who desire it. he will send a
charge), with the directions lor repariig
a.d using the same, which they w ill find a
sure cure tor Consumption, Asthma, Bron
chitis, fee.. Parties w ishing tne prescrip
tion will please addres .
Kev. E. A. WILSON, '
134 Penn Su, Wiliiamsburgh, X. T. '
ERRORS OF YOUTH, j
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects of youthful indiscretion
will, for tbe sake of suftcriiig humanity,
send free to all who need it, the recipe and
direction for making the simple remedy by
which he was Cured. Snfferers wishing; to
profit hy the advertiser's exjierience can do
so bv addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,.'
Decl5-6m 42 Cedar St., New York.
Xew AdvcrfinentctitK. a
iROCI.AM iTIOX. W II K HE AS,
the Hon. Hisj. t'. Jimiln, President
Judge of the Court of Common 1'less for
the itth Judicial District, composed of the
counties of Juniata, Perry and Cumber
land, and the Honorable Jonathan Weixer
and John Koons, Judges of the said
Court of Common Tleas ol Juniata county,
have issued their precept to me directed.,
bearing date the 11th day ol DEC, 175,
for holding a Conrt of Iyer yuxl Terminer
and General Jail Delivery, and General
Quarter Sessions of the Hi-ace, at M1F
FLINTOWN, on the FIRST MONDAY of
FEBRUARY, 1876, being the 7th day ol
the month.
Notice is Ufcr.Kar . Gtrfcx. tj the Cor
oner, Jnsticcs r?l the Peace aud Constables
of the County of Juniata, that they be titer
and there in their proper persons, at one
o'clock on the afternoon or said day, with
their records, inquisitions, examinations
and oyer remembrances, lo do those thing
that to their Mlbcea respectively appertain-
and those that are hound by recognizance t.
prosecute against the prisoners that are oi
then may be in tbe Jail of sunt count v.
be then and there to prosecntlen against
tbeai as snail be just.
By an Act of Assembly, passed ' the thi
day of May, A. D., 1854, it is made tht
duty of the Justices of tbe Peace, of th
several counties "f tbis Commonwealth, U
return to the Clct'k Of this Court of Quurtoi
Sessions of the respective couuties. all thi
recoguizances entered into before them bj
any person or peraous charged with tht
comiutsiou of any crime, except such laset
as may be ended before a Justice of tha
Peace, under existing laws, at least ten days
before the eommrni eint'tit of the session
of the Court to w hich they are made re
turnable respectively, and in all cases where
any recognizances are entered into le-a
then ten days before the commencement
of the session to which thej are made re
turnable, the said Justices are to return
the same in the same niauner as H' said act
had not been passed.
Dated at Mitflintown, the 1 1th day of
Dec
in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seventv-Bve.
WM. H. KNOl'SE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Mitlliotvwn,
Jan. 9, 1878. ) . .
Trial
Mat for February
Term, isie.
1. Nary BratUin vs. D. P. Sulouff and
Keziah Suloutf. No. 23, Sept term, 1874.
2. Calvin Magruder vs. Win II Kuouse.
No. 185, September term, 1874. .
S. Christianna Sitnpfon vs. Joseph Long.
No. 4 December term, ll74.
4. Nancy Bender, Administratrix of Elis
abeth Moss, dee'd. vs. James Duthold. No.
99. December term, 1874.
5. County cf Juniata vs. Overseers of
the Poor of Milford. No. 8, February
term, IS 0.
6. James immerniao vs. usvra pauogle
fc Co. No. 48, February term, 197
7. Selinsgrove It North Branch Rstlroad
Company vs. Jacob E. Graybill, No, 72,
February term, 1876.
8. Sarah Markle, for use of Emanuel
Long, vs. Jacob Dimm, Sarah Markle and
David Markle. No. 74, February term 1875.
9. J. Kahler Snyder vs. Daniel Kautfman
So. 75. February term, 1875.
10. Mct'auley, Louther Jt Co Vs. Calvin
B. Bartley. No. 20, April term, 1875.
11. Hoops, Humes t Co, vs. John Yeak
ley. No. 92, April term, 1875.
12. Franciscu Hardware Co. vs. Robert
E. Parker and Calvin B. Bartley. No. 152,
April term, 1875.
li. Franciscu Hardware Co. vs. John C.
Wright and Noah E. LitUefield. No. 153,
Awil term, 1875.
14. A. J. Patterson and F. S. Brcnnis
holtr, Administrators of Peter Breunis-
holtx, deceased, vs. John McMobigal. No,
18H. September term, 1875.
15. UitUintowa and Patterson Loan and
Savings Fund Association vs. A. B. Fasic
No. 278. September term, 1875.
I. D. WALLIS, Prothonolary.
PsOTBosoTAar's OrncB, . '
MUliiutown, Jauiury 5, 1876-tc. $
"great reduction "
rx the '
PRICS.OF TEETH!
Fall Upper or Lower Setts as Low as f i
Ko teeth allowed to leave tbe office un
less the patient is satisfied. '
Teeth remodeled and repaired.
Teelh rilled to last for life. '
Teeth extracted without pain, by the use
of Nitrous Oxide Gas, always on hand.
Owing to the hard times. I will insert
full single sets teeth, of the very best kind,
for $15.00. Temporary sets s-j.00 extra
Toothache stopped in five minutes with
out extracting the tooth, at the Dental Of
fice of O. I. OaitB, established in Mifflin
town in 18b0.
- G. L. DEKIL,
Jan 24. 1878. ' ' Practical Dentist.
rOB PRINTING OF
' done at this office. -
EVERT KIND
Philadelphia & SeadiH Bailroa4.
ArrangejsejrVor faKietlger' tralaia.'.
' irts'i'u- jj f ? "f i.i f ;.
! .' Jt -JASVABX 1st, lSU .
' i ''Tranit for EvVHmrg ai fotlixm r ,rT
Por Sew torkVt $3$ 8 10 sl'inl, "j 00 and
'i to p. as. ... 7 . ;; , , .
For Philadelphia at 5 20, 8. 10, 9 AS a. m.,
' i W and B 50 p. m. ,. J- .
For Keluig a a 20 8 10, 9 ii .a. m, 2 00,
: t 60 and t slip ni. .
For fottavilW al 5 2), 8.10 a. tn.', and. 8 SO
j p. at. aLd vid Schuylkill a. Sus'inebtiina
1 .Branch at 2 40 p. . , " .
For Allentowh at & 20, 8 10 a! m'.'J' J Of,
3 &0 and 7 40 p hi ' ; . . - .
The tT 20, 8 10 . to,' On and T40,,p".
; trains have.thl'iJrigh cars for Xew Tortt.
The 8 10 a. m. and 2 00p m. trJns have
j through cars' fdr Philadelphia.' " ' "
! v. u: i:. at 1 kVMDJiVS l i-t ;
For Xew for at 5 20 al m.' 1 . - "' "" y' '
For Allvntbwn arrd way stations at & 2" ai m.
For Reading, Philadelphia and way stations
at 1 43 p. .', ' "' ' '
: - ' - -'-r-), it- ' ' . :
Train or Uartukmrg Uawt s follow i .
Leave New Terk at D W a. mi", ! 00 8 15
ana 7 43 p. m. - ' ' ' -
Leave PhlLidelphia at 9 I S a: in.; 8 40 snd
7 IV p. m'--' ' '"'
Leare Maliig at 4 40, T 40, tl 20 m.,
I B0, B 15 and 10 20 p. m. '.- " '
Leave Pottsvilfe at 6 0"), 9 00 a. n. and 4 35
' p. ni.v and via 1 Schuylkill and Sintqne'
' haana Branch at 8 05 it. m. " '
'; Leuve A II wn town at 2 80, 6 80, 8 63 a. ra.,
1 ' 12 SO, 4 30 and 8 45 pi m.-'
l ne z mt a. in. train I mm Allantown and
. tbe 4 40 a. Si. train front Reading do not
- mn on Mondays ' . Hi:t ,
svsdjys:
Leave New York at a 15 a. m.
Leave Philadelphia at 7 10 p. iu.
, Lea-e Reading at 4 40, 7 40
a, m. and 10
so p,w.-. ' . ... . ;
! Leave Alleutown at 2 30 a. m. tnd 8 43 p. m.
Vim Morru aW Ettt Railroad. . ..
JOHN E. WOOTTEN, -
General Superintendent.
BUYERS & -KENNEDY,;;
- 1:1.1 (Successor to J). P. Sulouff,) n
- i
r' " 'DEALERS IN -
; 7 coal,; . :
i'.';,:,"." lumber,
CEMENT, 1
Calcined Plaster, Land Plaster,
.'. W ' SEUlS, SALT, &.C. '
We buy Grain, to bo delivered at M illl in
to n or Port RoyaL -
" .We are prepared to I urni.sh Sail to dealers
at nutsoiiable rates. .. .
' : . BUTERS . KENNEDY.'
Aprn 21, 1873-tf
18
18T5.
Js B. M. TODD,
PATTERSON, PA.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
' I ; ;
Closing Out Sale of Clothing I
OVERCOAT AT COST I
SAtrrf and Drawers, Hals and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Hosiery and
Cloves at City Prices.
A COMPLETE USE OP
GENTS' FUBNISHING GOODS,
Hum itawtft, Gum Overshoe,
Cum Overcoats.
Intending to close out my stock of Win
ter Hoods pieparatory to pntting in a mam
moth stock ol Spring and Summer Goods,
I am determined to sell Goods at such
Low Prices that every one can suit them
selves for a very small turn of money. Call
to see me, and I will guarantee yon satis
faction. The blithest market prices allowed for
Country Produce, Corn and Oats, Hoop
roles, Locust Posts and Kailroaa lies, in
exchange for Goods, by
J. B. M. iuuu.
Patterson, Odt. 13, 1B75. ' '
Ayer's
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A dresabg
which is at
once agreea
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'It soon re-
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or gray hair
lo its original
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but such as remain can be saved by
this application, and stimulated into
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will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
ocrasiouid use will present the hair
from, turning gray or falling off,
and consequently prevent baldness.
The restoration of vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation of dandruff, which is
often so uncleanly and offensive.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepara
tions dangerous, and injurious to the
hair, the Vigor can only benefit, but
not harm it. If wanted merely for
a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
ran be found so desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, it does not
soil white cambric, and yet lasts'
long on the hair, giving it a rich,
glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C Ayer & Co.,
- Prssstkml wad Awalytteai CBiswlsv. .
r.nwKi.i, wash.
sot t ,t ft.' rrrofsTS KVBfcv WHaaa.
Tbe SuniikiB RarraLicAa ha no
superior as an advertising medium In thi
county, aud as a journal of varied news
aud reading it is not surfiassed by any
weekly paper in central Pennsylvania.
Subscribe lor the Sentinel k UepublKan.
-DIRECTORY?
Th-Court, Ctntaly Official, ChttrcAet,
r Ordtn, Bwinttt Me and VecAi
' ; ie, mmd Railroad OffiUnl; who have
'. DtxigmttM Place tf Basinet in this
Placifolfhis the jUginning of the
, l"eor 16&lm i,. ..' i : :-!.. . i
MIFFLINTOWN. , ;.
' Prebyterlr ;Rv T J Sherrardj i .;
Lutheran Roe D II Btackwelder. i
, Methodist Rev G D Peneracker. i -
.iBnATn-sciiooLS.
PmbyU)bn Superintendent, Dr Elder.
. Lutheran Saperuttendnat, E Tilteu. .
; Methodist Superintendent, EBM'CrurS.
COURTS. -i - -'
President Judge Hon Benj F Jrinkln. '
' Associate Judges-HonS JonathanWrrser,
John Koons. '
, District Attorney -Alfred J Patterson.
COtTXTf OFFICERS.' V
Prothnotry Jutob Beidler. .
Register svl Recorders-John T Mutliu.
Treasurer Robert L. Parker.
SherMWillum H Knouae. . r
Commissioners - Willwm II GroVmger,
David B Cox. James McLangblin.
Auditor: Louis Degan, George Huffman,
John F Allen.
. 'ftoROl'GH OFFICERS.
Btvgeas Noab A Elder.
Town Oouucil Noah A E'der, O P Rob
ison, J N Uowe,,J V MoUicrsOJUgh, John
Burclitleld, sohn C Wrtglit.
Srk-jol DirnetonHr-Jerviuiah Lyons, J V
Hauiiilon,- U E Parker,. S B Loudon, II A
htambangb, Corndins Kici'leUan. . , , .
Constabie s S Wilson. ,
ASKOCI.TIO.
' A. T. M.
L'nton IHle, No. 321. A.T. ..M, Miinin- j
town, meets second Thursd.iy evening ol
every tuoutb.' ' j
LaniUnou lAxir, No. 371, A. T. M., j
nirieta Mverjr Moiidi.v venins L'ii or btore '
full UlOoa.-, . ,
' I. O. Oi'Fi '-
' Juniata Encamprtteitt. No. 19, I.O.O. F.,
Thoinpsontown, meets llrst snd thinl Tues
day evenings of every month. - -
Mittiinta.wn lxlge, No. 131, Mitflintown,
meets every Friday evening. ,
Lost Creek Llgo, No. 5ti4i, Uilttiutown,
meets every Wednesday evening.
.O; C. A. Mi '
Patterson Council, No. 200, Miftiiutown,
Oleets every Saturday eveuiilg.
Juniata Reform Council, No. 9-5, Jr. 0.
U. A. M., MltUintown, luoets every Mond.iy
evening. v. .
' I. O. R. 11.
" Iriquois Tribe, Ne. 42, MllTlintown, meets
every Monday evening.
K. of P.
Cocolsmuo Lodge, No. 397, Mitflintown,
meets eery Tuesday evening in (M1 Fel
lows' Building.
NEWSPAPERS.
Democrat and Register Editors and Pro
prietors, Amos (i Bonsall and Win J Jack
man. ""
J nniata Sentinel and Republican Elilor
and Propri-or, B K Schweior. '
ludepeuieot Editor aud Proprietor, E it
JlcCruiu.
Attorneys-at-I.aw E S Doty, E D Par
ker, J Lyons, L E Atkinson, Win M Allison,
Alfred J Patterson, Robert McMeeu, Jacob
Christy, B F Burcbfleld.
Jnsticevf the Peace E Y H Krcider.
Ph siciaiis D M Crawford, T A Elder,
L Banks. D C Smith.
Notaries Public B F Kcpner, lYillbm
Oiveu, A or alum WiU.
' Schotd Teachers A W Mulhollan, O M
Kerlin, Miss Clara V D.iugherty, MUs Lisxie
LOrldotl.
Insurance Agent George W Cribbs.
Dentist (i L Derr.
' Ill SISESH.
' HOTELS.
Jacobs flouse Murray.
Pennsylvania House J icob Will.
Juniata Hotel Frank Shields.
BAN'S"..
Juniata Valiey B;ink.
Banking House of Doty, Parker L CO.
Ir) Roods Elias Til ten.
Drv Ooo-ls and Groceries II A SUm-
buagh, John Teakly, John Kirk.
Groceries and Confections J a i nomas,
Jobn E Shaffer.
Confer tiobs Solomon Books, Jobn Etka.
Clothing 1 W llarley . Co.
Boots aud Shoes Uobuit K Parker.
Drugs aud Medicines BF Kepuer, Banks
4. lijmiin.
Notions Emit ocliott.
Hardware John IV Muthenbaugh, John
T Franciscns.
Wau lies and Jewelry Wm RoIIman,
Wm Wnguer.
Stoves and Tinware L.evi Dunaore, J
Fred Huuimel
Merchant Tailor 3 B London.
Tobacco and Cigars Frank Books.
Liquor J C Moicr.
Carriage Makurs Showers and Scholl.
Chair-maker, Cabinet-maker and Under
taker Wm F 5nder.
Chair-maker and Undertaker"0 P Robi-
son.
Cabinet-maker James Robis-un.
Harness-makers James II Simons, Jobn
Diehl.
Shoe-makers Irfhn Ncrth, A B Fasick,
George Heck, Peter MorWnson.
Biacksmitlis Jesse Howe, ranneosjier at
Slautterback. AleX:uidcr Cilia.
Fouiidry B F Batmnn.
Marble Cutters Caveny & Auker.
Pump-maker Frank Noble.
Post Master Solomon Books.
Express Agent Alexsnder Speddy.
Millinery Mrs E Rickenbach, Miss Saliie
Hawk.
Mantua-makers Misses Grnbb, Miss Kate
Thomas, Miss Ssllie Hawk.
Photographer Joseph Hess.
Grain, Coal aud Lumber Merchants
Bnycrs k. Kennedy!
Bakery Mrs Laer.
Butchers Abraham Will, Solomon Sie-
her.
Livery Stable Jacob SnloufT.
Barber David Craig.
Billiard Saloon and Eating ftonse John
E Uollubaugh.
PATTEUSON.
While it is trtte tht Patterson has a sep
arate organization, she is still claimed as tbe
other side or part ot Mifflin, a goo I dual
alter tbe I amnion tbal Brooklyn la claimed
as a part of New York.
C11XRCJI.
Evangelical Key Mr Homberger.
8ADDATII-SCIIOOL..
Union Superintendent, George Wilson.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Burgess Jobn E Hollohaugh. j
Town Council Jobn Copulaud, Samuel
II Browu, F F Rohm. I
School Directors E J T angle, John tope-1
land.
Constable D A Notcstinc.
Justice of the Peace Joseph'Middjgb,
David Donghman, -
Physician Dr P C Rundio.
School Teachers-Theorus tiarman, W I
Uibba, Mis Celia Began.
, Dentist S B Caveuy. , '
RAILROAD OFFICERS.
Ticket Agent James Neath.
Train Master W D Cramer.
Supervisor J T Kichards.
Division Foremen John Hackeuberger,
IR11 Fiuk, A brain Snyder.
Foreman of Coal Whirl" David Cramer.
Conductor of Ballast Train John Kautl
man. TELEGRAPH OFFICES.
Pennsylvania Ceetral Kailroad Office:
Onflretnr. Thnsui irlhlUHm. i
Western L niou Oiuce Ur fisher.
BtTSlftESS. '
HOTELS.
Patterson IToiise John Hay.
Keystone Hotel Samuel R Noteatine.
Parker lioase John Buin'arJucr. .
" Dry Gilii Jiph wssUy Wilawai A
Brown, Jonn Dioyle, Mrs. Hauwiiin.
Gwsierii's J Hertafer, tterge Goshen.
Ernest St Diem.. """ "
Chrthlng-Samwl Strive.. J 8 JJ Todd..r
: Hnrdware sWehsfc Ous. ; - - .
' . Confer (ions-. NT m H T.pM, Wm Wright,
Ilarry lioliiaa. .. i - ?
Ta:lor DvM Dcinghmanl' " -r '
TlnniT Cla-k Wrieht:
Shoemskers H M fJaHe.' H H 1tir?e:y.
BU ksmnhs W J Z. Wer Jos Ketlhi.
C:irponrW Joseph BrinUltf. 4 " "
. ! PoM)uii:e Brown k. Vihun. . '.'
Grain Dealer sud Coumiissiwu Merchants
James North it. Sou. f. . ,
Market Cur Men Ernest k blew, BK'wn
X Wilson, Frank Js Wise. ;
Livery v-T J M iddsub, t B M Todd, i ,
Kalocii Keystone Saloon. .... . ' "
ProfeentoMal Cards.
JJJUS &
ATKINSON, . ,.;vJj:
ATTORNEY-AT-
LAW, ,
-. - MIFFLINTOVVN PA A ' .
' tf7(ol!ret"mg and Convex anc!ng prrjr!lpt
ly aiteii'l.-t! to. '
' Orrrr-thi Bridge stretft, ojlttfiite the
Court House Sqnare. .... '. . .
iiKEUT McM EBNt--s .i .
Attorney and Counsel Jr-'at-La-ff,
Prompt attention given W the securing
snd collecting ot cbiina, a". all k'g4i busi
ness. ' '' , . v
Orrrraon utfclge street, first door west
ot the Mclford Uuildiug. i .'- . ,
April It, isr.i-rr ....
4 lfed"j7"pahkrson, :
. ATTOEJJET-AT-LAW, "
MIFFLINTO'.VN, JCNIATA CO PA.
07 AH bui-iness romptIy attended to. '
ll-rii'r. On Bridge slrre', oppoaito lhe.
Court House square.
;ILLI.VM M. ALLISON,
ATTOHUEt-AT-LAW,
Has resumed aetivriy the praolica ot his
profession. All business promptly attend
ed to. Other, as formerly, s1j. lining his
residence, opposite Court Uvue, ViUim
tuwu, Pa. ...... . . ... .j,,
Dec 22, lIi. '
JitUN lltX.VL'GllLIN, ,. . .'. ' "
INSUSANCE AGENT,
PORT ROYJL, JCXIiTA CO.. PJ.
C7"0uly reli iblc Companies represented.
Dec. 8, 1874-ly :.
r e. ih;rla.,
DEXri&T.
Othce opposite Lutheran Chorub,
PORT ROYAL, JL'MATA CO Pl
Where he will spend the first ten days of
each mouth, commencing Dectmber 1st.
The bila -lee ol the time Ills olhce will be
occupied by J. S Kilmer, a ywung nuui
wortl;y of confidence, aud who b is K-eu
associated with the Doctor aa student and
assistant two years and upwards. Those
who call during Dr. lUirlan's sbsence fcr
professional service, may, and will please
arrange the time with Mr. Kilmerwhen thet
may be served, on the retum of the Doctor.
THOMAS A ELDER, M ' D.
Physician and Surgeon,
kltFUXTUWX;
Otftcu hours from 9 t. at. to 3 r. .. Of.
tied in his father's residence, at the south
eud of V ater street, ict22-lt
D.
L. ALLEN, M. 1 ,
Il.is commenced the practice of Medicine
andtiurgery and alltheircollateral branches.
Ottice at Academia, at tha residence of
Capt. J. J. Patterson.
ti.ilv 11. is;
T 31. 1JKAZKE, 31. 1).,
V e - -
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
.Icademia, Juniata Co , Pa.
Orrica formerly occupied by Dr. Stcrrctt.
ProlewioHil business promptly attended lo
April 7, 18.
E. F. Knnkel's Bitter Wine of Iron
This truly valuable tome has been so thor
oughly tested by all cl woes of the commu
nity ll.at it ia now deemed indispensable as
a Tonic uioilwiue. It costs but little, puri
ties tbe blood, and gives tone tone to the I
stomach, renovate the sv.te nand pnilongs
lite. Everybody shuul I have it. For the
cure of Vcik btumachs, (jenerl Debility,
liHliostion, Diseases of the Stomach, aud
lor all cases rcqiihif a Ionic the Bitter
i Wine of Irou ia inr.ilii.iblc. This wina in
cludes the most agreeable and efficient Salt I
of Iron we posset' Citrate of .U ijin.tic I
Oxide, combined with' the most energetic of j
vegetable tonics Yellow Pe-nvi.in B trk.
Do yen want something to stiengthen yoiif
Io you want a good appetite T
Do you want to get rid ot nervousness t
Do you want enerjry I
Do vou want to sleep well I ' ' "
Do you want to build iip vonrconstitution 1
Do you want to feel well ?
Do vou want a brisk and vigorous i-eling 1
If vou do," try KL'XEEL'3 BHTEK J
WINE OF IRON. ' '
I only ak a trial ef th valuable tonic. I
Beware of counterfeit! a Kunkel's Bit'
ter Wine of Iron is the only sure and ellect-1
ual remedy in Ihe known world for the ber- I
nisnent cure of Dvspepsia and Debility, and
as there are a uumbL'r ot imitations oii'-sred I
to the pubue, I wotitd Caution the commu-1
nity to purchase none Din inc genuine aru- j
m tinl'-u.tiirl l.r Y. S. k Mnbi . Sirl I
having bis stamp on the cork of everv b it-
.., ......... j , -
He. The very tact that others are attempt
ing to imitate tbis valuable remedy, proves
its worth and speaks voluue in lis taror.
Get the genuion. .
239 Tape Worm Removed Alive 259
Head aud all complete in two hours. No
fee till head passes. Seat, Pin and Stom
ach Worms removed bV IT. KrxEiL,
North Ninth street, Philadelphia. Send
for circular, or ask your druggist for a bot
tle of KiXKtL's Woaa Stair. It never
fails. Price. $1. .
TUNIATA VALLEY BANK.
HIFFLINTOWN,
JUNIATA COUNTY, PENK'A.
GEO ROE JACOBS, President.
T. VAN IRTIX, Cashier.
' 1 ftntcCToBS i
George J irobsj
II. H. Bechtel,
John Bdsbacn,
J. W. Frank.
Amos G. Bonsali,
Jerome N. Thompson,
Jcseph Rothrock,
August 4, 187Mf
BOOTS ANi) SHOES.
A
T rav residence at East Point, llifilin-
tewn, I am prepared to promptly till
orders for
i' BOOTS ASD SHOES,
LADiES',
MISSES' AND .
CHILDREN'S WEAR,
at prices to correspond with the times. All
kinds of
rep AiRjjro"
also promptly attended to. Hoping to re
ceive a share of the patronage, ot the peo
ple, I subscribe myself their obedient shoe
maker: : . .-.
, - A. B. FASH K.
-MlSCELLj1.E0iS'1Dl ERTlSEME. IS.
Vf.
Who said that you would like
People wear, rather than the VlKlesate goods coffi
; ' : tr.only sold? , This will tell yu haw to do it
Taa vwrv larn increase ef ear bastnes aRowr as to' assut -
StlU L0.VR SCALE Of PShCLS. A!iO - r,
Ypu:Can rSave Enough
' in'buyloc s Suit St Oak HU
TO PAY FOR THE TRIP
(roa snywbcre ia this Cocnty to the City of Phil ?elpc"4;
niti have a dsy of sight-seeing besides. Wsnaasake'
Brewa stand By taia Btatesseat. an wis -
. yew altar Me tnai. ...
I ""' TV e tmre of whst we til W mSlt. -tir ear
- CkafSCisr! I eols. us ot !hi ia omt ewe Ui.m.
I BW Boa WW S!t They aiee.fcd art . 1 bey
i m . Baaa I cse be sebed uyon. MnJjes au ol u cilj
I " ! misrepresent wher. itny My lhr sell our J" .
' ' ss e 4m -nrt muJtuttt. hi.i cininie ir.l'.. ft
SStaiL We besrsa BI-wiS ir ". aM thm ",T
ecelm tell yuur uhw m comitt from owr hsescTo &.-es W w
ers we ate RKstl-i for anic't. bi.'a i us. ur pliii -T T .tL.
the right mama oi tbe ssftStnals e .ux Lilf, un cui SKiicd us .J
eusMucs. T j - ' . .
rm a1 t. ence
new. I . ,mc
r I line price
' winiaialler a SfSwa . A -Te. crrv
-. . 'adraatatc V.'ith cadi art'Kle so'.d. rrf ,r
i CUSTOaEIS. hIvco, iteat die Prfcc h her u it uh U beuht
, anywhere, and lh he nsaliry is as represent! ;
atse. that the aionee wtA be pai back in foil, il ytnt tiant wiA.M U Cu.
wisWss lor svy Kaso. Mtuxe inc g.KHis, -M.orn. ,
'i J " ' " ' 1 . riAHlS in perdu' Kjredj tK?ci5,urprin3
I ' EsacHS ' ' I "" "S"'" isi-vrt in PhSjdeivRi.
'7 .'A Hit cmr sirnS. ea.b). ndVenrwnsraU, and
w6r s Stafe Is. ,i MTsneer ea tre m n. te. f errj
t 6bmsr wtieae ibe start , so ll tthty c-j selitS. ir
cOHBteiicil gpvo. Tfcre is fcut one Ch.ll!51l fTfc
PbHaJcIpbia. it is a Unre tl.;J-n. me i nf fr:ir enhnrrr m
on the SSontK-ert corrsr ef 5I lH-8 X1 H 61X,if-51.lB
blXTH SIXTH aal Marbet beree-h .,, . .
r 8 and
Tha ba cakaot
cast ,
ta the City.
w
mi A
made
insf their mruTe-
to the Express Co", on receipt of gooti.
k allowed before tuvtnff. v bere
bere icnotis
aad Oar ih tnnressaiBe back t
WANAMAKER
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
HEATERS OF ALL KINDS, AT
THE PEOPLE'S
HARDWARE STORE,
In R. E. Parlurs .Vnc Brick Building,
STItEKT, llislTla TUE COURT YAH1
MIFFLLNTOWN, JL'N'IATA COUNTY, PA.
Housekeepers Ilardtvafe,
crs' Isnnhvare,
MECHANICS' TOOLS, LEATHEH, PAINT, OILS,
GLAJSS, &C, &C,
all of first quality, coustantly on hauJ. I mvite the fiul'lic Id
call and see me.
Nifflintewn. Ang. 2C, 1874-tf
D.W.Harlley&Oo.'s
Is tbe place where you ean buy
tlUi IIKST AXI TUli CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' BOYS' CLOTIlJXG
H.1TS, CJPS. BOOIS, SHOES, JXD FCKXISHIXG GOODS.
WE are pie jar oil to exhibit one of the most choice and select stock ever ofTured in
thi market, and at JSTOXISUIXGLY LOU' PRiCES !
Also, measures taken for suits and part of suit?, which will be maJe to order
at short notice, very reasonable.
Remember tbe place, in Hoffman's New Buildiur, corner of Bridge ant!
Water s'reeW, MIFFLIXTOW'N, PA. Sept. li, !7i-ti
JUST OPENED!
. . A New Sprini and Summer .Stock cf
CLOTHING, ilATS, CAVS, ROOTS AND SHOES,
For Men, Boys, Women, Misses and Child
WATCHES AND
i n iii Dt'TO v r ci
CARPETS AND F L
All at rales, to eorrespond to the s1iriuka;e in values,
month ago. 7" SUITS MAUtt TO OUllEti.rj
Patterson, Pa. .Nov. II, lb71.
! Manhood: Ho wtost. How Eestcred l, B:s..itciiMJT M
Jnst published, a new edition of 1 B A lu.proved CUCUM
Dr. fulverwelis CelebrsUtt Essay, IM !S TO 3EKjWiK)D PUMP
on tV raJUnl enre (without uletli-, J J esseaf "J a the acknow leilged
cine) of Serniatorrlnea or Seminal weak- MJ X dTAXDAKD of the
nes, Invotnntarr-Seminal Losses. Imiio- rlv maikjt, by mLaljr
teiM-v, Mental and Plirsirat liwirj.arit v, lui- t&2k "erdict, Ihe best miup lor the least
iii.niji to Marr!a". etc : also. Con- 1 iionev. Attention in invited !
sumption, Epilt'pr atM Fits, Induced by
(eil-imlnlgence r sexnal citntrarniee, te.
IMIIIIIfllU if, .11 .1 1 ..i . ni- . IiMI. 1111" .
Urrice, in a scan-u eiivcio-e, uiny jAsj"""'""" u-iii'.
CCIS. asjiayjoints, aud tlie etippet chambi-r
The celebrated afrthor, in this adtiilrable which never cracks, scales or rusts and will
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty asj a e lim-.;. For salo by Dealer and
years' successful praft'ee,- tli.lt the slsriu-(he trade generally. Ir oiier t- be Ure
"ing conseonenrrs of Self-aluwe wry be rad- ibat yu gel Blalchlvv ' pump, be careful
ically cured without the dangerous nse ol n. see thai it lias uiy traiie-uurk as above,
internal medicine or the applk'alina ot the if y0u du not know where to buy, descrip
knife ; pointing out a nvwle or cure at once ,jre circulars, together with the name and
simple, certain, rfd enV-rtnal, by means ol ed.lreK "t tiie arent nearest yon, will bj
which every anflerer, no mattet what hi-' pr..mpiiy Inruisheil by addressing, with
condition may net may cure nimsen cneap-
Iy. privately, and tidicallv.
C7"Tlits L-ctiire slionl.l be in Ihe hand
of every yiMith snd every irsw fn the hmd.'
Seut nndet sVaf, ht a pUfn envelope, to
any address, MMl'tfeiM, on tne receipt
six cents or two post (tamps. Address the
Pnolishef, ' -
F; BRFOM 4 &. SO,
4 1 Ann New York ;
Posf-Urhce Bts 4386.
uci. is, ino-iy. w
JOLOMO SEIBER,
Will Tisit Mifflin ra Patwrson even'
Tunylew ii .'! t mil A 5 itiirrlaiv en jss-ws issse.
and will rarnish the crtiaen of these- bor- "'!? nd hvint 1-nrchased a new
oughwitlthe be.tof " ;?' " f""-1
c at the sborfest notice ami on the most hV
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, FORK, fcc. eral terms, lie has made a great reduction
at th. very lowest price. He re-pectfuD, ia Vt-S' - - .
.. i:i. (w. -r k. hi.iiJT , , fCT Kepainfis promptly attended to.
ApU 8, IMztliT. - - ' i M3 . O. f-KOBISON,
FIRSTLjISS " PICTURES taken at! "rtTe rfi.W an4 Reylblteam ohVe w the'
Ilea' Phofojrjplt Oancrr, Bilge sWpJafce to get job work done. Trvit.: It wilt
jliminiown; ,
to get such Clotliirj as City
in plsis ncuies ana ecrvrr(-(T. nc
ki soMisisuuicw.anu wHiS.
people aud cceiurv pc--lc ruual
putertts of tmrrisil SnJ prices by
ttVam. rc.ikcurti Pcru w C3D have?
- CP ak1. b Fxprv. hj ssrtHi-
(we fcihu-A nr riiiYrneiks that
atty om caa- (beautir ky,) and trWrbc cotur
ttanuO, and prce dnsircL ayment Caio be mdz
and the prir Wgc ot' examining them
C rot ptea
rnt rteac, we will retnm IM
PhilaWphi.i
nifcetPrii..
& BROWN.-
J0HNJ7. MUTHEESBAUGH.
-vo. Notions. Men's Fnniisbtn Gowle;
JEWELUY,
nni i . r n o
0 0 11 OIL
t hi; i ii.-,
Chupjr tlun thu t'hcMpstof a
SAMUEL ST R 4 YEP..
.' (."Blalch'ey's Iicprovcd Brj ket, the
iv-'.'litrrB !" Cheek Valvt, wLich ao U
-umj-,
CIIAS.O. BLATCHLEY,
M'xrrACTt-ata.
SOo Commerce St., Philadelphia. Pa.
CHAIR MANUFACTORY.
rrtHE nn.lersiene.1, at his shop, en Water
JL street, Mifflintown, has now nn hand
j uid for salo cheap, a general assortnstat of
CHAIRS.
I Ha also has a large lot of
COFFINS
.Jwy vou if yon need uyth?n in that hart
in full fur principal and interest.