SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLIXTOWN :
Wednesday. Sept; 2T, 18T6.
TERMS.
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ill-in ll! moutbs ; $2.00 if not paid within
12 months.
Transient advertisements inserted at 50
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Transient business notices in local col
umn, 10 cents per liue for each insertion.
Deductions will be male to th He desiring
tn advertise by the year, half or quarter
PENN'A. B. EJTIME TABLE.
ON nd after Snnday, April l'ith, l!7r.,
passenger trains mill leave Iiia Sta
ll:, F. K. K., as follows
EIKTWAIO.
fPliiiudclphia Express 2 1.1 a ui
J l.t i-ton Accommodation.... 7 4:! a m
f Pacific Express 10 (XI am
!Jo!i::stuwn Express II Tl a m
' U-iii 6 09 p m
j' Atlantic Express 9 15 p m
WrsTWAt.
t!ttsburg Express 12 22 a m
Jil'acitic Kxtc.is ............... (i 2 a m
i Way Pass-nger ........ ID (Ml a lu
;.MiiI 3 2! p l:i
ji'ast Line 4- p in
;;. istowa Accommodation .... 7 4o ji m
J Oaily. X Daily tcft Snnlati. Taiy
i rctyi iimuiay night, j Dail'j except silun-i-M-
rniLlM.i'HiA. July 12, 1S7;.
The headquarters ol Hie Republican State
('iiiiuiltee lute been established at No.
vy Chestnut utreet (21 floor). Philadel
J hia. llkXKV M. ilorr, Chairman.
Hayes and "Wheeler Dlub.
The Republicans of Patterson borough
are requested to n;eut at the Keystone Hotel
on
THI'KSDAY EVEXIXG, SEPT. 2h,
t 7 o'eock, for the purpose of organizing
a HarEs and Wulklkb Ci.i B, and complei-
i-ig our mganisation for the campaign. A
lull attendance is desirel.
S. B. CAVEXY,
B. K. MITCHELL,
Committt.
LOCAL 1STELLIGESCE.
Apples are exceed ing'y plenty.
Uone to the Centennial Exhibition.
Tbe Ucno's have been shipping peaches.
Walnut gathering is indulged iu by boys.
Lots of people are off to the CcuU.-nni.J
Exhibition.
To-morrow will be PenusUvania'a day at
the Centennial Exhibition.
Peaches are scare in Ohio. Could spare
f iue from Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia Markets Wheat 1.15tol.
"I, Corn hoc, Oats 3otoJts
Kr mi present :j.jar inces the potato crop
V. i:l be short iu th..s county.
Money and people never flowed sorajiilly
tnto Philadelphia as this week.
Brown's d un, in OicaVinms creek was en
lir 'lv MVept aay by the Lite great rai ls.
Three Jays of rain stopiie l the fililinir,
last week, belwecu the Turks ami Servians.
1 wo young! men started trom Huntingdon j
for the Ceniciiiii.d Exhibition on loot, la.d :
eek.
"fill for a peep at the son !"' was a pre- j
veiling exelauutiou ihe latter art of last j
Week.
The Lutheran Synod of Central rennsI
vanii couveuca to-day, at Liverpool, Perry
t t-nnty.
Levi X. Xajr'.c, a citiren of Canib-ia
cuiiitv, capiurei a tno-hca.led black snake
othat day.
The ground Ins not lwi so thororgYy
.s.jiid wi'h water at this tiiue of theyeir,
ia maii years.
Mr. Austin KaufTuian. fr-iTii Ohio, bronght
a lot ol cattle to llns place trutu thu Slate
named, lor hale, last week. j
FartuTs said they desire I to sow wheat!
!at . tios Stf i-oii. Th." veather has been sea-
so;ied to suit their desire.
li t.k"s a century old citixen to tell of an j
t ntnoeii.il storm like that of a week ago.
It was the Centennial storm. I
I
J. I!. M. Tod. I has gone to Philadelphia j
to lay in 1 is fail stock. Call and see Ins
new Mvlei at v.-j-v low prices.
On Saturday a week one of Mr. Bennett's
nmi.s broke a b-ff at New Port, iu a gnu's
of Polo, and had to be shot.
The exhibition of articles and stock at the
HiviTsirfe Park 1'jir was good, considering
tin; kind ol weather that was vouchsafed.
If yon desire to have llu Confederate
war debt paid by the Nation, vote lor Til
den and a Congress thai ill be in accord
with him.
The County Committee met in this place
n Thursday. The members report lrom
their respective districts, a most favorable
lookout.
Shirley townshi, Huntingdon county,
Is passing tl. rough a sta-e ol excitement,
in-owing out of as elopement. .' They were .
married people.
In flit upjicr railroad chops in Altoona,
the time has been reduced. Forty hours, !
or hve days of eight hours iu length, con-
Vitute a neck a work.
At the public salts of coal in New Yok,
l ust Wednesday, lump Coal sold at SJ.'fl j
.rton; grain sold at $.li, and chestnut (
coal at $3.25 per too. j
If yon desire to look on a significant name j
lK.k at the one signed to Hie article of Mr. i
Tilden on income tax ; it is J. P. SinnoU. '
Mow significant "Sin-not."
Train Master Vf. D. Cramer gave a friend
in this place a number of ieais, luscious in
taste, bands3iue in af .fsfarance, and weighty,
averaging about 17 ounces each.
'Ladies are wearing tiny I vows of ribbons
for ear-rings now, aud we are told that it is
tiie very latest Paris lasliiou. 1 he cllecl is
odd, ami of course the lashion will rage."
Two powerful watchwords of the Dem
ocracy in Ohio are "hard times" ar.(T"beer."
Auyihiug auswers with them that w iil catch
the ear and influence the votes of the peo
ple. You'll go the Centennial show and be
struck with astonishment, and then it will
all le over : but you can only be so stunned
once in a lifetime, and that is worth some
thing. Mrs. Swisshelm, writing from Europe,
mvs, in Germany "there is no more idea or
mj or shame connected with drinking beer,
or wine, or brandy, or whisky, than tea or
roflec All the disgrace is in getting drunk."
A Newport girl had a fall last week, and
injured hcrsel; so severely that she wascar
ried home insensible. Upon n-eoverinp,
her first words, addreescd to her sist-r.
were : "Mary, did 1 have on my striped
blockings"
If jou wish to restore the old order of
affairs, or a worse state of atlairs than be
fore the rebellion, put Tilden aud a Demo
cratic Congress into power, and you will
reach, that sad end quicker than your as
tonished senses will have time to compre
hend the changes.
The whole number of persons who have
purchased Centennial Excursion tickets at
Huntingdon station, tin to Thursday laat,
foot up 1301. Suppose each one has taken
away $1', a small estimate, and the jieople j
of Huntingdon county bavecontrihuted $-ll.- i
o to theCeniuunial.-yiaaingiioa Journal.
" The catuaign of the present summer
against the Sioux Indians originated in tbe
refusal ol that nation to leave Iheir camps i
on the tig Horn and Tongue Rivers, in the
valley of the Yellowstone, and enter upon a
reservation which the Government Lad set
fpsrt far them."
When Lieut.-Gor. Doraheimcr began
liia speech iu Boston with the remark that
Faneuil Hall is full tb-night, an MTertes
cent relormer in the crowd shouted, So is
Mike Doherty ! It Was the only joke of
an otherwise solemn meeting."
" In Philadelphia, on Toesday evening a
week the brake chain of a car on the Race
and Vine street liue broke while gningdowu
hill, and the ear ran into one in Iront of it,
killing Alouto Anewalt. of .'..ril,nn.l.J,.
I I:inr1 ruinite aiul .....;... 1
. , ...... jMimg iuvrM Jiersoilll.
If ynd wiidi to repudiate the National
currency, Tote n as to lint a Democratic
. Coi--res in power, with Mr. Tilden in the
; Presidential chair, and it -will be easily ae
j cnmplistivd. They will settle that business
imeker than juu have any thought it
j tin be done.
I President Grant's daughter, Nellie Grant,
j a siie is known to the people of the Re
public, recently lost a considerable aiuomit
I l money that sue wagered on a race horse
i I" .TV "frl"1.- cau,e out
second best. hat will Nellie's ma sav to
ti siu.n;.. ;t; i i i
i "I " O i'voo lit .1 III ilCr
daughter since her removal to England.
For centuries in:in Im. li...,. .tm..t;. .
roads for Free Government, and no that it . 't'Tf!
Las been reached, i:bin your dav, nailer,
.."ui: mm ui me wora IS coluplelea,
'X.;0.' , 'T f;Te1the, I-wrp.-ti.igoi
were .ipvs.d to the completion of this
: I) in .critic or Kepublican lorni of govern
j nieiit.
! Judge black is down on dead issues, but
; rontradieU himself by raking in the past to
hang a point on, that the AbjliUonists were
the cause of the Rebellion. Tiie public
i , ., 4 .- ,F
! aoiild be more interested iu an article ex-
' plaining how it came that he g,.t twenty-
. Hve thousand dollars lrerviceji in flic pur-
: chase of Alaska lro;u KuMia.
U'l... ..... . I. II U V i ai-
i u iuu aic iui'i t u tL II tl 1 1 x. allCAi.tt
ter is an intemperate man, set it down as j A healthful grown person's beats 70 ! sides to the converting part of the bust
i""; 1Sa,",1"" w utsitber a j d-..ining to tiO t roar-Mtire. At sixty, I ncss "
teetotaler or a drinker, in the general ac
ceptation of the term. He has iudcen
deuce or manhood enough to drink or nut
i driuk, and is not a victim ot prejudice one
way or snotliur. To be convinced of that,
ail that is lleces.-ary is to meet him.
Charles lla-detl, aged about 21 years,
whose father lives at Terre Haute, Indiana,
stopped otf, from a homewatd bound trip to
the Centennial Exhibition, to visit Captain
McCh llan, to whiiin he is related, through
the family of Mrs. MeClellan. Aliont nine
o'clock last Friday evening, while he was
engaged i i conversation wills an aunt in the
Captain's house, lit fell to the door and died
in about ihrce minutes of heart disease.
His remains were taken from this place to
Indiana ou Sunday murniug.
The Odd Fellows' parade in Philadelphia
last week was a large one. An ixchangu
says : There were in line lo uniformed Eu
CJtnpl.ients aud 17'.t Lodges, exclusive ol
Grand Lodges. These bodies had 91 brass
bands, 11 drum enrps, 82 large banners
and H:ig and about tin thousand sm.ill
banners, tl.igs. JLc. The procession was
t o hours and ten minutes in passing a
given jKiiiit. averaging ten abreast, and our
l'llorniint estimates that th-re were between
2'1,'SKi and UiMHtJ tKId Fellows iu line,
The n-ceut rains r.ct only did great dam- !
ge in tiie Westtru end ol this rouuty,
age
along water courses,
and in
washing
the i
surlacc s-if lrom llelus, b.lt it did g.eat
did
dam.ie in the Lantern -i Hon of tins couu-i
tv. t here are nine dams in Mohonlongo .pi ; i. r, ,t cr...
... o i ii 1 1 , .i .i .-7 luey paid the admission tee of city
creeK, livm Kicl.llild to the mouth ot ihe : ' ,
stream, every one ol i....h have ucti ... j ceuls each, and entered the grouuds.
liously dan ac J. limnirn dam iu Coco- j After getting inside the grouuds they
lamtis creek has b :eu wahcd entirely out, took a view of the inside of the princi
and to spc-fc of the ruinous work ou feuc- la, oilildis a., approaching a strau
ing along the streams is apj-ahng. , c , ,r ,c
I ger who was statidiug near theui. tney
At no time in the history of this country j inquired of him "what the probable
has tl,. re l-cen suclf a I.M.king up ol rela ! wou.j be (,e ,ue mhoje Ceiiten
tivea as in this tiie Centennial ve.ir. Kin- j - t ,, n ui.ii.ji- - i
...il- ,vi.o .., . ,ei. :..i..., t,.v- 111 He very probably had his mind
teen seeking eaeh other and pertecting tbe I
taituiy tstor-l tor t::cir posterity. In sime
instances the record as traced through well-
autlieiiticaiv I cliannels are tiKnt s.itistic
loiy. In many instances the record as re
vealed is rninviting, presenting a pedigioe,
that the le.s ihul is said ol it the belli r.
1 ne buiiiiiisl years alter this, the Ceiiten-1
mat yuar i.b will oate the founding ot
manv A ner'caii faiuiliea.
The reading, public y ill member that , lmtIie wj,h,,ut enterins a sinele Centen
o.'.rn.g l!ie session of the first Legislature , , , , - . . ..
in South Carolina that admitted colore! n,al "M.' It h required cons.d-
peoj.le to ni.ii.i. r.-liip, a colored meu.b.-r
got up in his place iu the Assembly and
sai I : " A circus comes to tuw.i to d iv. I ,
uiiuiiii iiiu v iiixi ois k"viiiuij aujouru till i
to-morrow, to a'ti'iid d : circus." I h? mo
tion canie l ai-d tin. whole woild laughed,
tint a i ir-us hid ca; lur d a law-maki. g
Assiiubiy of a State nt the American I'nion.
Last Thursday the who!,- business of this
town, with few exceptions, adj-juracd, or
closed up," to k.-e a horse race iu River
side Par'.;. The race is reported to have
been a good one, exceeding the best time
of previous races on the sum' ground ; but
whether it at! del more amusement and
less demoralization than a circus, is a ipies
tion that is submitted to the lovers of both
tbe race and cirens. They ire both time
honored amusements, aud just whieh is the
oldest is submitted to ilie student of his
tory lor derision. Ea.t week, however, set
tles one thi-ig, and that is, tint it b conies
us now t.i cease joking over the adj imm
inent ol the South Carolina Legislature to
see a circus.
WaLL, Mtx Hi.t have employed Mr.
Porter, an expeiienccd sketch artist, lo take
I arm and bi.ii'iirg scenes for their Alias.
Mr. porter is now here and at work, and
you have but to see his sketches t be
convinced of bis ability to render satis
faction to ali who may engage bis company
to have t.iui house snd barn, or house and
lot, o Gelds, or portion of tariu sketched,
and iilhograpliod lor the Atlas. It will
prove a "joy forever," or s long as life
lasts, and a priceless gift to children to have
the boniest! ad sketched and lithographed
and printed in the Atlas. We have been
shown a nu ii. tier of lithographs of farm
scenes taken by '.he same artist, in Noble
county, Ohio, and lithographed ami printed
ill au atlas of that county by Wa.l, Mann
Hall, that need only lo be seen lo commend
the work. There an- many b"iuesteads in
Jnui itaouniy that should be sketched, lith-o-rraplnwi
nod printed iu the Atlas that Wall,
Mann II ill are now preparing to publish,
lor tiii comity.
A Veteran Kpitor A Native of
Jrj(iT Oointv. lst week Mr. Samuel
M. Nesbit and wife, who were born in Ju
niata county, but have ticeii living in the
8 tate ol ililiois during the st-st forty years,
stopped off here lrom their ret ill n trip to
the Centennial Exhibition, to see relatives
and triends of days long since passed. Mrs.
Nesbit's maiden name was Turner, and her
family lives in the memory of a number of
older citizens ot this county. Air. JScslut
was born on Hell's Island in the ear lr7,
and is known bv many of the citizens of
this county whose age and recollection
carries them back to tbe year lt31f when
Mr. Nesbit started and lor a number of years
after that date published, the Juniata fret
i'rrn, and delivered his papers through
Tuscarora Valley on horsi back, there being
no post otlices in the valley between Slifflin
town and Waterford. Abnit the year
Mr. Nesbit moved to Illinois, in which
State be became Si!jerintendent of State
Printing, and Hilcd that position with fidel
ity during a period of twenty consecutive
years. Tiring of the active whirl of his
profession, he retired to a farm about six
miles from the city of Springfield, the capi
tal of Illinois, where he is pursuing the
cacelul and joyous occopatiou of a farmer.
"st
Governor Hayes.
Jin Interesting Lttlle Story.
Tbe following story of Governor Hayes
was loid at a Republican meeting recently
held iu Cleveland :
At South Mountain the boys of the Twenty-third
Laving appropriated two stacks of
straw for use in their dire distress, the
General iu command rode np to tbe reg i
uient and ordered the staw returned. II.
li. Hayes, then Lieutenant-Colonel, relied -.
"My boys have neilher tents, blankets, nor
overcoats. The mud is ankle deep, and
lite loss of tbe straw will cost more in qui
nine to the government, to say nothing of
the suffering of the regiment, than ten
limes its value, and if the government will
not pay for it I will." And R. B. Hayes
paid for that straw out of his own pocket.
All recollect the thuuder storm ot
Thursday a weel. Among the queer
freaks of tbe wonderful element, re
corded by exchange papers, is the fol
lowing from the Lewistown Gazelle:
In the yard adjoining, - occupied by
Whildtn Hughes, that gentleman was
teed i n g bis dog the c Sills of squirrels
which he had killed during the day and
just EuLsh-J cleauing. He asserts that
he hw about ten feet from him, on the
ground in the ard a black ball the sue
of a bushel, moving uneajily about,
which exploded with ternlid force,
sending streaks of fire down the Int.
He was thrown back to the kitchen br'
the shock ; bis wife, who was calling
him to tea from a window in the upper
8tory, was to stunned that shi did not
j recover until next day. The child
P'"'Z he floor was also affected in
! I :, - . - n i .
next day. The child
similar
manner. A small walnut
: . . .
Iree ,n bis
ot was streaked with the
electric-
current, aud shed crisped
tiVERV perieu SUouU KUOW
hoi
to
aSJirtui the state of the pulse: then
b "'l'ug " "hatit .w when he
I ' aiiiug, be may Lave some idea of the
1 urgency of bis case. Parents should
, uow tue healthj pulse of caeb child,
bluoe now and then a person is boru
wiih a peculiarly glow or fast pule, and
.i . ; i i i t i
i the very case lu hand may be of suuh
, . . 3 .
1 peculiarity. Au imaot s pulse is 140 ;
a child of seven abont 80, and from
twenty to sixtv Veals it ii TO beats a
I iniiiila flau.liitti.r (Cl m t- Cmr- .inra
j ) ui.iiumi iu w m awua -v-vs . . .
if the pulse always exceeds TO, there is
a disease, the machine working itself
out, there is a fever or inflammation
somewhere, and the body is feeding on
itself, as in consumption, when the
pulse is quick. Ex.
A witnefs for the prosecution in a
murder case was thus questioned by
his honor: "You say that-you saw the
l - n I ill 1 11
man shot at and killed ?" "Yes, sir."
"You said, 1 think, that the discharge
struck the deceased on his body, be
tween the diaphragm and tbe dueds
nun ?.' Witness "Xosir; 1 didn't
say no sich thing. I said he was shot
between tbe hog pen and the wood
house." How much will your new school
I books cost, Johnny !" siys father.
Johnny calculates to himself: "Lemtre
see ; C2 cents for the singine book, 75
cents f.r a new 'rtthuietie, $1.25 for a
new 'joggraphy,' 25 ceuts for a bockev.
harf a dollar for a new bat, and a quar-
,pr, f"r C"y-W
"li'Ut four dollars,
1 hen aloud says :
pa!"
- -,
Two young men from Sliaiuokin went
dnwn recent tv to see the entetmial
" Iwtnl bill and incidental tXpeLse?,
and replied, -about ten dollar " 1 he
young men understood bitu to mean
that admission fees amnuutitig to
tell diliars would be charged per
sons dirii!j; to enter t!ie various
buildings, and this so disgusted
the J-I.aiuokin visitors tint they im
mediately left the grounds and came
"able ell irt tl convince them that the
whole business is a fraud, ltenmrkahle
,s ,lie f,,regoinff may seem, the rocur
I renee a stated is strictly true.-
-Shi in
I okin Herald.
, Government Bonds.
If you have Government Bonds the
following paragraph insy interest you :
The Secretary of the Treasury on Fri
day, the lst inst , called in for re-1
deinprion ? 10,000.000 of five-twenty
bonds of lGo, May and November,
... . , , Ik , tl
the day of December next. Tbey
, ,, '
are as follows :
corroM.
$-,UN-o.
' $1IM Mo.
Col to No. "18 bith inc.
S.WI1 to N'o. llt! lHth inc.
$.-,H No. I j.IHJI to No. 1'J.OWi b th inc
$1.(nj0 No. S"),fljl to No. 4'i.Ho 1 both inc.
Total coupons, $7,oKyW.
rinislKKED B. MX.
$-,f.Jio. 1 so JTo. 60, both inc.
$i00 No. 1,101 to No. 1,6 Mi, both inc.
$-,0U-No. 1,401 to No. 1 t10. both inc.
$l,tmi'o. 8.701 to No. 5.750. both inc.
f .i.nU" -No. 2..WI to No. 29.IHHI. both inc.
(HMNKIl 5.H.1 to Xo. S.Woti, 0"lh inc.
Tot d n-pistercd, $-;,OWI,0OO j aggregate,
$10,iHj,iHMi.
It is expected tbat anoth.T call will
be made before tbe 1st of October.
Equlnox
The dar and thj nijrht are einal j
Ilripht summer bid farewell,
And the dripping eaves, with the falling
leaves,
The mournful story tell.
The clouds send tears in torrents
Aftainst the window-pane,
And the dead leaves fall, like l funeral pall,
Ucfore the driving rain.
The dreary winter comet h,
His messenper is here;
For the moaning wind no rest can find,
And the earth looks dark and drear.
The day and tht night are equal,
And hearts are like the years,
When summer hours yields sweetest flowers
The fall brings bitter tears. (J. L.
,
A IVest Chester citizen was the other
day in the Art Gallery looking at the paint
ings good, bad and indifferent, contained
therein, when he witnessed the following :
John and his wife were standing in front
of a painting representing a chariot race in
the old Kouiau colisseusb i
" I say, John, what's them fellows doing
in them queer-lookin' carts 1 "
"Oh, them's Barniim's races; don't you
know t lie was in Philadelphia last year."
"Oh yes, I remember now, Sammy was
there and saw them driviu' 'round in littlb
carts with gal drivers."
And they turned away to look at the pic
ture ot Daniel in tbe Lions' den. HeW
Cheiler Republican.
Dfxsis loo, living in a small honse on
the farm of John Hannewalt, in Oliver
township, was awakened on Wednesday
night of last week by the nnnsual barking
of a small dog. He got up and went out to
discover four snakes, copperheads, one four
feet long, trying to get into his cellar. He
despatch them at once. Next morning,
according to the McVeytown Journal, he
hailed his landlord with "Misthnr Hanna
walt! Jlisthur Hannawalt ! does yces want
a mess of lilt ?" tilling him to the door
and exhibiting his bucket of snakes. Zcic
ifotra Sentinel.
Fob Sale. A House and Lot in Thomp
sontown, now occupied by Eliza James and
Heirs. Buy a home. Terms will be niadc
known, and possession giren immediately.
fjept ll-3t
FaB for Sauc. Martin Weaver will of
fer at cnblic sale, on Tuesday, October 3d,
1876, bit farm in Walker township, contain
ing 114 acres, with good house and ham
1 thereon erected. See handbills.
A FLIPPANT uuug Democratic orator
bad au appointment to make a speech
iu a small towD ilown Co the Illinois
C.-utral Kailroad tbe otLcr Light. ,The
meeting was called to order, and, mount
ing the platform, the orator commenced
iaying:
. "There ai'e only a few of us here, and
if I im not mistaken all of you are
Democrats. Xow, 1 doii'l see much
use of making a OeiuocraMS speech to
Democrat. Thej will vote for Tilden
atid IL-tidrick anyhow. I wi.h that
there were some Republican here, ga
that I could talk to them and coovert
tliein. Are there but Kef ubticans
i here ?'
Yes, sir," responded a heavy voice
from the rear of the hall.v The voice
i was that of a s'nut built farmer residine
in the neighborhood, who bad dropped
in merely to see the show. He was a
plain looking man, but had that in his
(ace wun-u denoted that he was no
body's fook Yes, sir," repouded
the heivy voice, "there are lots of Re
publicans in this neck of woods ; but
i believe I'm th-; only one now iu th s
hall."
"Glad to hear it clad there's at
least one Kepublican here," poke up
the oratorical youth, "and now wiil you
be good euough to come up here auJ
take a front seat ? I want to talk to
yon and convert you."
' Ire no objection to com ire op and
taking a front seat," said the heavy
voice, as its owucr came striuiug up the
aisle; but I reckon that there's two
" We'll see about thai," replied the
orator, rubbing his hands and trying to
look like ianiel Webster.
"Go on with yjur word-mill' I'm
ready," said the farmer, taking a beat
directly in front of the orator.
"Well, now, Mr. Iiepubliean" here
the speaker inflated his lungs with a
fiesh supply of atmospheric fore
inhere did you come from anyhow ?"
I J '
" 1 came to Illinois from 'Vork State
from Columbia county, where Sammy
Tilden was born and raised, and 1 know
him and his (oiks just like a book." .
Do, eh V
" Yes, I do, and what's more, I den't
know auy good of him, either."
" No mailer about laden just now
J we'H talk about that bv and bv.
What
! desire to a-t cm now U wh
are ou
a ltcpubiicau !
" Well, bow, that's a pretty big ques
tion to answer, aud it would take a good
many words and some little time to do
it. As I understand the programme
yon are the speaker for the evening,
but if you want to give the time to me
I'll make tbe speech. I think I miht,
in answering the question why 1 am a
Republican, tell yon and these other
fellows here a thing or two that tnii'ht
be new, interesting, aud perhaps iustruc-
tive."
"A modest proposition, certainly,"
sneered the yocng orator, curling his)
tuoustacticd hp. "W e di.n t propose t j
turn this into a Republican meeting
that isn't down on the bill."
" All right. I came up here at your
request, and am merely a passenger in
this stage coach. Drive on."
W ell " lesumed the oiator in a ban
tering manner, "since you are a Kepub
lican, will you tell us how you fteluay
how ?"
" Certainly," said the farmer, rising
to his feet, iud'C'iaut'y. " 1 see that
every mm iu this room but myself Is a
Democrat, aud if you really want to
! know how 1 feel Til tell you. 1 feel
I feel well, to speak the truth, I feci
very muuh as I think a big, well-kept
Tom cat would feel if lie should be sud
denly thrown into a den of hungry rats
and the boss rat was nibbling the end
of his tail."
Thereupon the farmer, turned and
slowly walked out, leaving tbe unhappy
. I . I r: 1 .
siurup speaacr ana uis meuus m pou- j
der at their leisure whether it is not
little risk; to ask Rot uVicatis foolUb i
or iuipuJctit onc-tiuns. I
Tin. . - .... i.lrt- Fininiv'
cnpyriirhted, our Democratic contem-
t- -i,..
poraries need bave no semples about
1 1 . .. , . n, . r. ,
re'uuueuiug ii. uiico;w voufiu.
The Second Animal Ke-nnion of the 10th
t Regiment, Pcnna. Vols., will be hold in
Huntingdon on Tuesday, November 14lh,
Is7l. Come to this meeting, as it is Confi
dently expected to be an inleretil:g and
pleasant Ke-uuion.
PrBLic Sale.
John Mirtz will offer at public sale, al his
residence ill Spruce Hill totuisliip, at ten
o'clock A. M-, on Friday, September '2'Jlh,
1N7G, one bay horse, two pood milch rows,
one steer, one spring calf, a number f lino
hogs, together with his entire lot of house
hold goods.
Mary A. Anderson will offer al public sale
at her residence in JlcAlisterviile, at two
o'clock P. M., on Saturday, October 7th,
lS7ti, 1 dressing bureau, 1 lounge, chairs,
tables, cook stove, and other articles ol
household furniture.
-
Fi-B Sale A comfortable Frame
House, and Good Lot, in tbi borough,
i'rice .$00. Two hundred dollars
cash ; balance on mortgage. Time to
suit purchaser. For more definite in
formation call at this oiEoc, or address
tbe editor of this paper. tf.
Tramp Sued. One bushel of Turnip
Seed for sale, at tio cents per pound by
mail o) ceuts. Call on or address
Mai kii E Leosasp,
Oakland Mills, Juniata Co., l'a.
Jtine21-tf
Ilollon ay n IMH.-The Opin
ion of the Press. Read it. Sprain, Zw
lorationt, ie. We take great pleasure in
recommending thisdeservedly popular med
icine to our friends and patrons in particu
lar, and to the public at large. We speak
advisedly, being in a position to pronounce
a reliable opinion from having used it at
home, beside the economy of the article, ss
we bave saved within the year more thau
one doctiir's bill by having the Ointment on
hand. We have tried opodeld c liniments,
tmbrocations and piin extractors wit hunt
end, but tor tin emmcdiate cure of sprains,
dislocations, wounds, bniis"s, cut, burns,
scalds, blotches, pimples, and cutaneous
eruptions, we hive tound none so speedy or
etlectual aa Uolloway'a Ointment. Herald.
I'M
t'OMJIIaltCi Ala.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by Jacob S. Thomas
Mirrusrowj, September 27, 1876.
Butter ,
Kltgs
Lard
Ham
Bacon
Potatoes......
Onions. ........... ...
20
JO
12
18
It
70
40
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected weekly by Buyers Kennedy.
QroTATioxs roa To-dat. . ,
Wednesday, September -7, 1876.
Wheat $1 00
Corn 45
Oats . 25
Rye w.. 00
Timothy seed. , '1 50
Clovcrsced. ,....,. 6 50
PRIVATE SALES.---
' A FAH.M OF SIXTY ACiES IX tLLA
ware tornship. Land of good quality,
having thereon erected a I. Ill HOL'SE,
weathei-boardcd, BANK llAKX, nearly
new, and other outbuildings. Convenient
to churches, schools and luilis. Siliiatcd. 3
miles north ot Tlionipsoiitown,4 miles north
of Thompsoutortn railroad station. For
tuorc dellmtii particulars call on or address
, r SAMUEL J. K.CKTZ,
East Salem, Jimi.Ua Co., Pa.
' . .-
VALUABLE FA1IM FOR SALE 175
acres, more or ess, one hundred and twenty-live
or thirty acres of which are cearcd
and under cutivatiou, situated iu Tuscaro
ra Vai ey, Juniata county, Pa., seven utiles
fioin Mitllintown, the county seat ol said
sounty, aud four miZes lrom the reunsva
nia lialroad at Port Eoya, bouinlcil bv
amis of Mrs. G.- W. Thompson and oiIkts,
having thereon a Good House and Barn,
and alt necessary otitbulMings, good never
faiiug imiiiing water at both house and
bam, an abundance of Jruit of different
kinds. W ill sold for $W, and if dj
sired $2!'K7 m iy remain iu the property.
Fir jiarticuJars iuipiire ol the undersigned,
residing on Hie premises, or by lettor al
Port Rovnl, Juniata Co., Ta.
J. F. G. LONG.
5l!l.L PROPERTY IN SPRUCE nil.L
towuship, Juniafa county, with a good palr
of Flench Hurra, and a pair of Counter
Choppers. Good run of ciutom. Good'
neighborhood. Will sell Mill with water
privilege' and about one acre and a half of
land, or it diiicd, will sell about SO acres
of laud, acres cleared, with good Frame
House, size ZQxl') feet, Bank Barn, size 40x
ill feet, and other necessary outbuildings,
good Orchard, two excellent springs of
limestone watt r near Ihe house.
Will also sell a FA KM of about 85 acres,
adjoining the above; abont 5 acres timber
land, and thu balance cleared. This tract U
Uiostly lliut gravel laud, and has been re
cently limed, having thureun a good sized
Log House and tu n good Springs of lime
stone water, one of which could be Pl'Cd
to the kitchen door.
Will sell all together, or separately, to
suit purchasers- The prortis are eight
tulles from the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Arrifto
J. KELLY PATTEKSON,
' Pleasant View, Juniata Co., Pa.
THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE IN
S ustjuehanua township :
No. 1. A lot of ground containing S
acres, w ith large Duelling House, aud ex
cellent water at the door. Good Barn,
.Smoke House anil other outbuildings.
Yuuug aud thriving Orchard of about 70
well nclccted apple-trees, ic. Church ad
joining the premises.
No. 2. About 4 acres of land, with 50
acres clear oil and uudcr good cultivation.
Balance woodland.
No. 3. A tract of Timbcr'and contain
ing o acres.
All three properties within one-fourth ot
a mile of each uther.
Apply to S. G. IM'iKaSLER,
Oriental . O., Juniata Co., Pa.
FARM IN SUSQUEHANNA TOWN',
tip, containing 1HI acres; ofj acrcn cleared.
Wed t'enceil and in a fioid stale ot f ultira
ti'n t New Lo-tranie !rllinfr Honau,
weather-lioanlr I ami well Kitistied, Mink
Burn, and all iieveoisar? onlbnililiiifrs ; tlow
Inj water, ihrivin; yonnf orcfiard in bear
ing condition ; tine cuetout and utiier tim
ber! three mile from l'eim'a canal, ten
niihn from l'cnu'a r.ulroa l; churrb. scliool
Uonai-, mill, store and tavern all within one
liuli of a mile, to a mile ffooil coninmnitv.
Apply to . St H. KN'OUSE,
Nirf.ii.toWD, fa.
.Miscellaneous.
TO CENTENNIAL VISITOES.
ASTOll LODGINCi K00.MS,
223 North 8lh St. (above Race),
Philadelphia.
Newly furnished Lcdgings at 50 cents
per day. 8ieci leruia lo Clubs aud So
cieties. Also, a
FlitT-lLAS.-j BOARDING HOUSE,
with rooms for ladies and gentlemen, at
rrry moderate pricrs. 4HU NorLa Seventh,
Corner Callow hill stre-t.
Accommodations for 100 guests.
W. t. I'EAKCK.
PhiladelpLia & Beading Bailroad.
Arrjui uieut of Piusengrr Trains.
StPTEMBia 18 th, 187G.
Tramt leave H irruburt; as follows i
For New York at 5 20, 6 0, 8 10 a. m. 2 00
and 7 S5 p.m.
For Philadelphia st 5 20, 6 Oo, 8 10, 9 45
a. m., 2 00 ami 3 57 p. in.
For Reading a 5 20, C 05, 8 10, 3 45 a', m.,
1 00, 3 57 and 7 55 p. m.
For I'ottsvilli nl 5 20, 8 10 a. m., and
8 57 p. m. and via Sbnyikill Susque
hanna Branch at 2 40 p. im
For Allentown at a 20, G 1)5, 8 10 a. in.,
-2 00, 3 57 and 7 55 p. ni .
The 5 20, 8 10 a. m , 2 OU aud "7 55 p. m.
trains have through cars for New York.
Tbe tj 05, 8 10 a. iu. and 2 00 p. m. trains
have through cars tor Philadelphia.
SCXDJiVS.
For New York at 5 20 a. m.
For Allentown and way stations at 5 20 a. m.
For Reading, Philadelphia and way stations
at 1 45 p. iu.
Train for llarruburg leave as follow :
Leave New York at 8 45 a. ni., 1 00. 5 30
and 7 45 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia at 9 15 a. m., 3 10, 5 15,
5 25, and 7 20 p. in.
Leave ReaOing at 4 4", 7 40, II 20 a. m.,
1 50, tj 15, 7 05 and 10 35 p. ni.
Leave Pottsville at 6 00,6 45, 9 00 a. in. and
4 35 p. m., and via Schuylkill aud Susque
hanna Branch at 8 05 a. ni.
Leave Allentown at 2 30, 5 50, 8 55 a. in.,
12 20, 4 30 and 9 00 p. in.
The 2 30 a. in. train lrom Allentown and
tbe 4 40 a. m. train from Reading do not
run on Mondays-
SIXDJYS.
Leave New Tork at 5 80 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia at 7 2" p. ni.
Leave Reading at 4 40, 7 40 a. m. and 10
35 p. m.
Leave Allentown at 2 30 a. in. and 900 p. in.
Via Mom and Eex Railroad.
JOHN E. WtMJTTEX,
General Superintendent.
jCfV DRIU STORE.
BANKS & 1LUILLN,
(Bcltord Building,)
Slain Street, .M limn town, Pa.
: DEALER 121
DRUGS AND MEDICINKS.
CHEMICAL?, DYE STIFF, PAINTS
OILS, VARNISHES, CiLASS. Pt'TTY,
COAL OIL, LAMPS, BURNERS,
. WUMNEYS, BRUSHES,
JJAIRBi;lIIES,T0011l
BRUSHES, PER
FUMERY, COMBS,
SOAPS. HAIR,
OIL, TOBAC
CO, CIGARS,
NOTIONS,
STATIOVtkV
LARGE. VARIKTY OF
PATENT MEDICLNES,
Selected with great cara, and warranted
irora high authority.
CT-Purest or WINES AND LIQUORS
for medical purposes.
7-rRE3CRiPT10X3 croponnded with
great care. Jane22-tl.
Acm? Adt trti&tmcuts.
mmm
fiease, like rivers. strirr fro'rtl small
causes The rofiring river liny not be
easily diverted from its poitre, nor the ne
gl.rteil di ae from its de.frnc!l.e work.
Taken m time. dis-av. whtrh U merely an
Nterrnpted I unction, mix be aveited bv the
nse of Nature's remedy,
TARHAKT's SE'LfZER APERIENT.
It coniMnrs th. m.'-dicin.il prop-rties of the
best mineral waters in tlte -r:d.
St'LD BY ALL HKfWGlSTS.
10 A PAY at Inline
Aients wmted.
sPlil Outlit and terms fee.
Angusta, .Maine.
TiiLE it CO.,
K KT 1 : 1C IV la A i I S .
H O M t: S T E 4 l S .
If you want reliable inlor,,, ,tm-,, wli.-ro and
now to el a ebeip I'.t R.!, or got em
inent llulllt'sleal, Irtt. elil tour ad
dress lo .S. J . fi ll.Mt I:K, Land C'oiiuiiis
sioner, Lawrence, K msas, and receiv e
grain a copy ol '-The Kansas Pacific Home
stead." $55 to
Angus!, Maine.
;ents. Samples
O. VICkEKY,
$JT O ''l'r AjL- ' """"' Term. free.
J ci spU Addrck Gfco. inssox Co.,
Portland, Me.
LANDFOIlA
60,000
ACHES OF FAIiMIN'J
AND TIMIiEit LANDS ;
near tue great Kanawha Kiver. in Piituam
county, West Virginia, in ipi uititie.s b.anil
pnii h.iscrs. Soil good, water pure aud
abundant, timber excellent ; cinm hv.s,
schools and mills coin cnieut ; title pj rtwt.
Price Sit to H per acre Terms nivcomim
dating. Send lor luil description to J. L.
Mci.EAN, Winlield, Pntuaui county, West
irgiuia. : ; i
A DYEIlTISIXCr
in KELU.lOl-S AM AUUlCt'LTUHAL
WKEKLIEd HM.P-PKICK. 8rwl lVrCt.
alngue a the LIST PLAN. For informa
tion, MtMrcsft
GEO. 1 UOWKLL & CO.- 41 Park How,
Professional Cards.
JTOUlS K. ATKINSON,
ATTORN EY -AT -LAW,
MIFFLIN TOWN, I'A.
C'ollcctinjr and Conveyancing iruit
ly attended to.
OrricE On Bridge street, rpjuiite tiie
Court Honse Sijnare-
jbert'mc'meex,
Attorney and Counselor -ai-Law.
Erouii t attention given to the securing
ami collccliiig of cLiuia, and all lx busi
ness. CrricB on bridge afreet, first door west
ol the Bcltord building.
Aiiii 1 1, iyT3-ir
A
LFUED J. l'ATTEESON.
ATTOE H E Y-AT-L A W, I
MIFFLIN TOWN, JUNIATA CO., I'.V.
i All bnsiuess promjillv attcndi-d to.
Office On liride street, opjioslle the
Court House Muare.
.LI AM M. ALLLSO.V,
ATTOENEY-AT-LAW,
H is resumed actively the prH-fice of his
proftssiion. All bnsiness promptly attend
ed to. Office, as formerly, adjoining his
residence, opposite Court Honse, Mitllin
town, Pa.
I' -c. 22, H75.
jciiN Mclaughlin,
INSUEANCE AGENT,
PORT ROY.If., JVSUT.1 CO., r.i.
C7"0u:y reil il!c Coiupauies represented.
D.-e. 8, lh75-!y
irciiAWF01lL), M.D
lLis nsnnied a.:tivcly tin fracticc of
Medicine and Surperr and Iheir collateral
brandies. Ollice at the old corner of Third
and Orange streets, Mitllintown, Pi!.
March 2 , 187'j
THOMAS A. ELDEH, M. D.
Physician and Sargeou,
SiifFLiXTo ir.Vj r.i.
Office hours from 9 a. m. to 3 p. Of.
See iu his father's residence, at tbe south
end id n ater street. iocla2-lt
PC. RUNDIOT-M. D.7 liasresitmeiLic-
lively the practice of Medicine and
Surgery and their collateral branches. Will
give prompt aud faithful attention to sll
i alien U ciitrusteii to bis care. Odice iu the
Patterson Dtnir Store.
Julv 2li, 187o-tf
J M. UUAZEE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
.Icadcmia, Juniata Co , Pa.
Office formerly c:riipiel by Dr.Sterrett.
Professional business promptly attended to
at all hours.
J) L. ALLEN, M. D ,
Has commenced the practice of Mislicine
and S urgery and all theircollateral branches.
Othce at Academia, at the residence ol
Capt. J. J. Patterson.
jnly 15, IH74
ENUV HAKSfilJEKGEK, M. D..
Continues the practice of Medicine and
Surgery and all their collateral branches.
Othce at his residence iu McAliaterville.
Feb 9, 1876.
J E. UL'llLAX,
DEST1ST.
Office opposite Lutheran Church,
PORT KOTAL, JUNIATA CO., PA.,
Where he will spend the drat ten days ol
eaeh month, roiiipiencing IVci tuber 1st.
The baiaice of the time his omee will be
occupied by J. S Kilmer, a young man
worthy of contidenee, and who has been
associated with the Doctor as student and
assistant two years and upwards. Those
who call dnring Dr. Burtaii's absence for
professional sen ice, may, and wiil please
arrange the time w ith Mr. Kilmer when tlicy
may be served, ou thu return of the Doctor.
Administrator's Xotlce.
Eatutt. of ivleeter V. Frej, deceased.
XyHEKEAS Letters or Administration
f Y on the estate of Sylvester C. Frcy,
late of Delaware township, deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned, ali per
sons indebted lo said estate are requested
U make immediate payment, and those
having claim? will please present them
without delay to
JOSErn LONG, Adm'r.
August 80, 1676.
The Sentinel and Republican office is the
place toget job wurk done. Try it- Ilwtll
pay you if J on need anrthinj; ia that line
.vi&CEUJMCts jdiei.t:sf.;f. is,
Pf1ETH0D$P0iNTS.
METHODS OF BUS!KESS4 POINTS OF ADVANTAGE
K-HN THE PURCHASE OF
CLOTHING
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S OAK HALL,-
To which wt hnita lataratlta Atlsrtt aiwt Carahd Scrufnj f
THE PUECIIASINQ- PUBLIC-
METHODS:
E hare but One Price rr All
"YyE receive Cash I'aymcnt ri.m All .
w
give a Guarantee prouetins Ali-.
WE Retnm Vonrr when ire acn4
ua Ail
"1TTF tnjr our gfio.i it flrt bamX In
immn-nse qniuntitit.-, ma al Uhi
lowest prior- lor Cu--b ..
WE mannfarrtire with fTTrane cr
crery g-xxneat we Kli-..
WE iiMj-et-t every yanl rf gootli that
gtjc into our ganrnnti
"1TTE pat ticket m every jrvnner.t,-
v ff
iiowing pa-iiiiy iu quality iuui
WE cut oflT every item of nnnccesiary
exieniliiuje. .
WE etnlny frt-clna wrtaKTi Jrf
every derjimen
WE give satisfaction to every porchf-icr
or return -tie money
In adHtion to our Immense Stock of Ready-Made Clothing, we Wart a Mairnifcent Lin
f Men i and Boy's f iiraiii.g Goods, Shirt (of car on rruikc,) and rudrwear, aU at th
Very Lowea; Trice.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HAT.IS
S. E, COR. SIXTH & MARKET STREETS,
PHTTi A DITLPHIA.
m GfS-
COOK AND PARLOIl STOVES,
HEATER'S. OF ALL KINDS, AT
THE PEOPLE'S
HARDWARE STORE,
In It. E. Parker's .ew Brick Building.
MUX ST'IIKKT, 01l0$ITI-a TIIU C'OVRT YAIIII
MIFFLINTOWN, JLNIATA COt'NTY, IA.
llousckccpci's' Ilanhvjire, Ilnild
crs5 Ilunhvarc,
MECIIAXICS' TOOLS, LEATHEH, PALM, OILS,
GLASS, &C,
all of firgt quality, Constantly
call and see me.
Miinintoiln, Ag. 2 lS7i-tf
D. W. HAELBY'S
Is tbe plzce where you Can buy
TIII2 BUST A1I THU CIIKAPKiST
MENS' YOUTHS' Ss
H.1T8, CJPS. BOOl'S, SHOES, .1XD Fl'RXlSHIXS GOODS.
HE is pieparcd to exhibit one of the most choice and select stock ever offered in
lh!t market, and at .ISTO.MSHIXGLY LOU' tRH'KS t
Also, measures taken for null's and parts of suits, which will le maile to order
at short notice, very reasonable.
Kemeuibef the place, in Hoffinau'4
Water s'reets, l!if FLINTOIVN, PA.
SAML STBAYER
Has just rctiirncd nom lbe 1'astern ciiits with a fail variety of
MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, MOTS & SHOES, ALL SIZES,
GENTS' Fl"KXIS!HXO HOOD.s f;.,ods of all tm.N are lit'T. :fVTiip anil in.
and lie gstonished Pants at H cents.
I atterson, l'a., .May s,
NEW GOODS ! N EY GOO DS !
AT
J. 15. M. TODDS,
TATTEltSO-V, PA.
I have jest rotum-d fr?n Philad .lpia
with a lull line of
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING.
Men's Snits, $'!.-, V-00 to $.1i.fK.
Bo v.
Sflits, Z.jt), ?t 50 to fil'.OO.
A fna line of the
MOST r.tSIIIOViIsXC HITS.
at low jirices. A complete assortment of
Ladies' Best Shoes, at 5 1 . aud upwards.'
A full liue ofChildrea's Shoe. 1 hate
also a f ull line of Laities' Hose, Handker-
chiets, Jtc. Also, a large stock of
GROCERIES. !
Arbitcklcs' Coffee C('e. llackeral, Xu. 1,
per bbl.
1 am now silling SEWINti 1IAC1IINES
at WHOLESALE PRICES.
I ill seil ou
any kind ol a machine at
TH E.1TI PER CEST. I.CSS
... ii i
than tbey are usually sold. Leave ,vonr
orders, and youcan hsveany kind you aut.
!
' i. B. il. TODD.
XT-
P0IMTS:
OTTE rvice means of nrerssftT the Low
est Price.
C.STT ?avt.i e rpertp of collections ar.J
r.t irt.Lj Lal .i
THE rnnrsnfee protects the brer who
may in t :v j:Aie of rxxis
nSjf' on inVicnv tn'cm irA are snt
f -v'.' xr a4, a very 7na!I pcrccnt
Czi cf pn;St , ., , ,
ITUeuytotnyof us, since all arc trcate!
o:lc, no (-lie gutiing favors tbi-t
are dented tj otStrrs .
DICirrRIXa nnl hate are 4rme awiy
b u.evvryboiyvfcourbesi witii
out having to ui L. iz iC ,
OTB Taire erpericne. capital nr.d fheft
we nefi-rtiie i-opte'sU-ncti
in lowenutr prices-.---.
WE fill orders received Ny me il (rora all
ports of the I niU-1 'frutes. Writs
f r farttiuiars
NOT a particle of risk mn in Soyinir of
ri. A tiiiM ui-y buy ms cheaply
o-
on hand. I invito the public to
JOHN W. MUTE EESB AU GH.
BOYS' CLOTHING
Netr 13ui!di:ie, curnef of KriJee and
Sept. 1 , 1S75-U
If.
7- Sl'ITS .11 AUK TO l;lf.R.r
SAJSTEL STUTTER.
Manhood: EowLost. How Eestorect
Just iilni.ilietl, a Biw eililion of
Dr. Cnlvrrwoll's Celebrated E.ssae
on the ruJic-it ture i a itleoit medi
cine) of Sjs'rmat'iri ii i a or S iiilnal w eak
ness, Lin.liinu; y S luln.il Lovses, Iiii(m
tency, Mental and I'livsical Incapacity. Ini
pcdiiuents to 3I.irii..i;e, etc ; also, Con
'sumption, Ej.ilepsy aud Fits, induced by
s.'!l-ird licence or sexual cxirat'ag-lufe,
Cjl nee, in a sealed ei.veh je, Only six
c'"
The ce!elr.ile.l author, in this admirable
Esar, clearly demonstrates', from a thirty
years' siiccesslul pratic, that the al.irm
ing consequences of s.-l.'-a.'inse mav be rad-
irally enred without the dan-r-rtts us of
internal medicine or the arplication of the
knife; pointing out a njiele of cure at once
simple, certain, find effectual; by means of
whieh every itutlerer, no matter what his
condition may K may cure himself cheap
ly, privately, and ra-licali'f.
KTTIiis Lecture slmnM he in the hands
of every voiirh and every nun in the laud.
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CAL'TIOX. '
VLL personsare hereby cautioned against
using D. F. Stow's Knl.l.-r C'hain Pnuip
Valve id I'errv, Juniata and Milf.inconnties,
is ii is an lint ingement on "Inch! Dan
ELASTIC RIUHER Bl'CKET." patented
' ie i , ami an wno nse
I.. If.. ! I. 1 u-1 .
-tlicr I Inn the gennineartkle are infringers.
and will he de-ait wills areording to the laws
provided in such cases.
rt'.M. C B VRKER, Patentee,
i Millport, New York,
Ca. E. BrrstaT, Counsel.'
' rjy- jyHN D. LOTZ. the Anctioneer. is
thu Aitr.t for the BAR-ER PT'MP ia th
thrj conntis ;bove named. ' (aegl Snj