111 mmim mm. imm
. Srarers
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April TT.
TERMS.
tol-fTrtin. I .W tt annum, if paid
JTlS months i $2M) if sot paid within
, MaTh-
-T" -r,l ,dvertsement Intuited at SO
rtn ilHi . each insertion.
TVj,irsi busines notice in lnesl col-
if oeBf P"T ''ne 'ur e'c'1 insertion.
be niaie to th.ise desiring
Vifft ty Teari or tjuarter
f EXS'A. B. ETIME TABl;
Oy ,ri after Sunday, Nov. Si'.th,. 1S6,
,enrer train "ill leave M tKiu Sta
. r K. B-, folio.:
iinia.
;-j;!d!ptiU Express
tfii.ia Ai-coiuuiotiation ...
ftjCite fcipre
'jt.w.'B 11
-Uttic fcxpre
' wktwbb.
...12 Midi
... 6ID
...IU 19 am
...II S3 a in
. . . 6 Oo p m
... 9 15 p m
12 38 a m
6 02 a m
10 1)0 a in
t 80 p in
4 68 p iu
h mi .. n.
jjf.y i'.iiger
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frJ !.sd 'f'- $ Dt frf Vaa-
LOCAL ISrLLlGKCE.
C;ps;es.
Prcoratrt'ii D.iy.
MiJ-ly I'rtiea.
(Vaiiint; cellars.
ioruin Dowers.
Ibe chimney swallow.
t'. rri and hoe in the garden.
!'jrribunE pajT advertise a circus.
iu i'T eaicliiug was lirisk during the late
Mi'-
lUin Isst WeJnesday, the first of the
lie niartU hs come a sure ha. Linger
f fiiainicr.
Koarhrs Pulierizeil borax, It is said,
s-Ji arive tnem.
Tbe constable of Tyrone i to have a reg-
i'i;ioD uiuloim.
Arbitrators g;t two dollars a dy nndera
rxmt rujictiuent.
Itie brt thundn- of the season waa heard
iast Ihursday evening.
Sa.vi'ras bushes, it placed in a henroost,
drive aHay chicken lice.
Ker. Henry Ward Jlcecher lectred in
Ailoona on VonJay evening.
A r.iiii.'ji-r of tlu' Sabbaili-schools of Har
rjl ur; b "Id monthly sociables.
The favorite dih of a Huntingdon jiro
(o.;..!ial traj per is muk-rat flesh.
An ibvti'tn ca is on the bks tor the
term of courl in Blair cuuuty.
A tbirt stole clovsrseed Irorn the granary
is Dsid Hunt's barn, near this town.
1. B. SrUon ha sold the Carlisle VoIhx
Iwrlo Samuel M. Wherry, of Cumberland
f-fruy.
Tomatoes in the Harrisburg market at 50
crj i et, ike box containing six or eight
I'riUttfOS.
A litirrt rhttiN-nrf i!:!lir rii'-ine rir is ill
the course of coiiatiuctiou in the AItooi.a I
MT sll'
.UiTi-lun: tailor London li nioed his
jj.ee ol business, to a room in the McMeen
br.silrg on Bridge street.
Tbe sacrament of the Lor.i's Snprw will
bt ai ninistered iu U'-v. Mr. Berry's church
wit Sabbath a week, Miy r.th.
Jihn Hddebrand, the oldest citizen in
Hantingdon, died last wtek. He was be
fteen J1 and I'X) years or age.
Inhaling sieaiu frora the spout of a tca-k-ttie
n-arly tin the life of George Shu
rrt, t.f HrTitip-r.lm rumirr. reeentlr.
L-h-.ma county wfll be represintea in tbe
Lrj-r.blicar. S late Convention bj T.T.Worth,
V. II. KanrTuuui and Th.imai Wa'kor.
Tbe thi .nal.!e bat tor a lady foe the
Cuuaug suumier is said to vary in site ol
t'.p, somewhere between a parasol and an
nnibr!!a.
A "seven-years," whose father hsd lost a
lirh in the war, on hearing that all in hea
u ere perfect, asked : Pa, when you
lie aiU you have two legs f"
fbe people of Boston never ay " Have
yr,jeo to the revival I" They inquire :
fcTnave"7, i-ah been in attendance npnn
a. a-iib l awakening 1" Exchanft.
Trasrlacus, the LewisU.v-n hardware man.
tu es!ab!ihed fowder magazine two
tules frvai Lcwiown. He i determined
that if an eiplomon takes pUce it ah tU not
harm Lewbtoa n.
-a Tweed is about to make himself even
by rerealirg all of the ring secrets, how
wsJulent claims fce., were t uf pass
the auditors, thron&h which millions of il
lan were suden from Xew York city
"A yann; lady in East Baltimore has dra
cir'.ed a constant lover of seven year be
cause he inadvertently remarked last Sun
day night that she d A not loot no young as
when he first met her."
"I am afraid it is mixed goods," said the
l!y to the clerk. "Oh, , madam, im
possible," replied the poKte gentleman, "all
w camel's hair shawl ar maile of pure
siik d'nect from the womi.
" Dnring the past week over three -qaar-rs
of a million dollars werth of goods
were exported from Philadelphia to foreign
coantries. Chief among these export were
bacon, beef, tallow, lard, petroleum, leaf
totacco, oil cake, cotton and bones."
rs. A. McCoy, of Altoona was a guest
in the Southern Hotel in St, Louis the night
h it was destroyed by fire. She got out
of ber room on the fourth floor to the hall
and there fainted, but was rescued by the
firemen.
"The Globe Uotei, at the Centennial
grounds, the construction of which cost
two hundred thousand dollar, was sold at
suction last week for $3,475. The build
ing, which contained the largest soda water
fountain in the world, and which cost twelve
thousand dollars, was knocked down for
17-i. The furniture of the hotel soli for a
ng. One hundred and twenty -six suits
of walnut chamber furniture brought prices
varying from ten to twenty dollars a set.1
A drunken man r a crazy man, named
William Baskina, arrivd in Altoona on
Friday a week, and on tbe next day, in wan
dering about tbe city, stabbed J. G. Knepp
and John Courtney, citissns of the town,
without receiving any provocation on their
Prt. Tbe assault created an intense ex.
citement, which resulted in tbe effort to
capture the crazy man. The capture was
nly effected after atoning, (hooting and
clubbing the fellow till be tell senseless.
Be would not aurreader. Be waa sent to
jil, where hi wounds were dressed. His
ictims were relt but U i hop not
V-a!ly wounded.
! Pisert r- .r,li, ,
I wii re give, n ,-. ;-,:ov j,
.u:, na ar.4 Slfh dav. t,f Hir,
l.7, at 7 o'clock, consisting ..I the most'
wonderful aleight-ol-band performance. ,ud
astounding iu in rentriloum. Many
prewnta wia b .way .vry niKht lo
ticket-boUm. Th fnusrtinmenl ill bt
eatrrUining, hnnuroui, aeriuu. It I, al
dum chat ao roliUUe aa nirrtainiuent i.
flercd to thote bu rtr niuaemt, and
narly all feuple du.
Lat Saturday a nua fell from a irei!,!
rain, at Uie upper end of the P.n..
Va-d. By the tall hi. ,kuu WM ,u br telt
hat a quaatuy of brain o..aed Iruiu the
opeuiiig. A iHirti-.n ol the skull on tne
lelt id of the head was entirely broken
way, leaving nothing t-i bold the brain to
ita llace but its on natural adhesiveness,
and tbe acalp, wbirh wa put to its pJCd
womia-'d man hal been carelullr
attended to bv Dr. D. r,...i t,"
uian'a lo ja M ,rokcn, lr,d ,
! fleh wound aa made on the loit aide of
hi. Beck, by Ibe fall. Froa. amrace. it
ia U-lieved he i. about 2b veara of aee and
by paper, found on hi. peraon hi. name a,-
peaxa i0 De V HI mm Branttaropt, Dot long
since from Germany. He waa cared lor by
railroad uthoriiy. Ilo lingered till on Sab
bath evening, when he died.
TacaEsoois Stboki or Lioutxio
During the thunder storm on tbe night of
the 19th insl., Hghining struck a hemlock
tree, 2 Teet in diameter, standing on thu
oauk ol Licking Creek, ou the farm nf Hon.
Lewis BurchtieM, and completely sliittered
aud destroyed it, scattering the pieces over
an area of about an aero and a half, aome of
them being found 270 faet from where the
tree stood. . The heavy top of the tree itsell
was thrown SO feet, leaving nothing stand
ing but a shattered stump 7 or 8 feet high.
.
SnEBirr's Saix Tbe following proper
tit were sold at Sheriff's sale, last Friday :
Oue hundred and eighty acres of land in
Greenwood township, to Levi Light, for
$1805. subject to dower of $1000. Sold as
the property of Samuel .Stroup.
Forty acres in same townsfcip, to Levi
Light for $30. Sold as the property of
Saiuuol Stronp.
Thirteen acres of land In Milford town
sliip. to MifTlintown and Patterson Loan As
sociation, for $100, subject t mortgage.
Sotd as the property of P. H Hawn
One-fourth interest in 200 acres of monn
tain hind in Beale township, to John H.
Cunningham, (or $0. ?Id as the proper
ty of Wallace M. Bratton.
The writ in other canes were stayed.
On Thursday h 2fn insf., a spe
cial raiu, containing C4 car from tbe
H'e-t, will pass urouga I'aierson a
about half past 10 o'clock A. M., laden
ed with Champion mowing aud reaping
machines. Tbe train will be drawn by
one locomotive. Tbe engine and cats
will be decorated with flag, wreaths
and flowers.
A terrible aictdent orntred at R. S.
Shaw's ore bank un the Big Ridge, 1
ahout three miles we of town, on
Monday at noon, by which two young
men were severely if not fatally butt.
William Carr and John M vers, a son
of Paine! Myers, while descending as
usual in the ore bucket after dinner, it
xtruck a ppj'Ctiiig piece of timber, til
ting and unbookitig it, and both fell to
a distance of sixty feet ou a rocky bot
tom. .ujor custatiicd a couipeund
fracture ol a leg, had hi shoulder dis
located, atid a three inch cut in the
bead, while Kerr sulT-fed a severe con
cussion, one broken rib and a siuiiisr
cut to above in the bead. Leicistuwn
Gazette.
REFORT OF CENTRE SCHOOL.
SrnrcE Iljit TowNsnie.
For the t.TT.i endirg April C, 1S77.
Per cent, of attendance for the 1st month,
boys 90, girls &4 ; 2 ml month, boys 07,
girls 98; 3rd month, b ys 91, jrirls t; 4th
month, boys 97, girls 95 ; 5th month, boys
l"9, giris 94. Per cent, of sttendance dur
ing term 3 .
The following pupiis were present 100 or
mre davs, namely s Fannie H. Long, Wil
lie L. Vi.ehau.t-.t, n.irry II Patterson, G.
B. M. Evans and 11. A. Gingrich.
Number of visitois registered during the
session waa 170; highest number present
any one day, was SO. Parents and citizens
responded noble in this respect, and their
appreciation for our public schools can be
exhibited to no better advantage than by
visiting them, and showing by. their pres
ence that they take an interest iu the pro
gress and welfare ol the children in those
schools. Visitations of this kind encour
age both teat, ber and pupils, aud advance
tbe cause of popular education.
To the scholars, who so cheerfully re
sponded in bringing pictures, Bags and
wreaths, and helped to decorate our room
and make it attractive, we tender our
thanks, and we will carry with us the teo-
dereat lecollections of their regard and
esteem. H. P. SnwaaT, Teacher.
News Items.
York boasts of its fine church build
ings. A fatal disesw has broken cut
among tbe cows in certain parts of
Bucks oouaty.
The average attendance at tbe Read
ing school is 384 greater than last
year.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank
of ehippcnsbwrg will fix up its affairs at
fifty cents on the dollar.
Tbe Second Methodist Church of
Allegheny City, is to be dedicated on
the 29th tnst.
Miss Von Hillern's latest wtlk in
Bobton was fifty miles in twelve hours.
Sbe woke next morning to find herself
bailed in the papers as the queen ol
tramps.
President llay-s will attend the
opening of the Permanent Exhibition
in Philidelpbia on the 10th of May, if
public duties will permit.
A piie 5 feet long is said to inhabit
Rogers dam on the l onnemangb river
near Nineveh, Indiana county.
Three hundred employees of the Bu
reau of Printing and Engraving were
discharged at Washington on the 17th
What are known as the Welsh
Mountain Rangers are now suspected
of th Miller murder in Lebanon
county.
Between 30 nd 40 million feet ol
logs are tow in the Susquuebanna
boom at Williamsport.
Mr. G. F. Heintzman, of LTarrisburg
bas just returned frora Florida with liv
alligator.
f irn.
S A .MM )E -CO r F It A X ( a the 5th in.,
by Rev. F.. K. :erry. at the Lutheran par
sonage, air. Julm I.. Sand .-, .. M!ltiutOau,
and Mies Lixtie C.lTiueu, of Pattertoa.
Ititli;
TVILSO.VAt Airy View, Juniata Co.,
Pa., on Saturday, March 21, lb7T, E.ther
Turbeil Wilpt.n. AImj, at (lie aaiue plore,
on Friday, April 6, 1877, Carie Stuart Wil
ou ; both daughter, of Darid and Jane II.
Wtlaon.
HUFFMAN On lhe morning of the 20th
intt., at bi reaidence in this place, Mr. John
ll.o"uian, afced 72 year., ft nioulh. and 2
day.. His remain were buried in the grave
yard at the Mcunonite Church in Fayette
township.
Rlftm, t.v P.,f
a Oat
O" Jau. 2 U M. Dickie in Ne York,
I while playing .uh . eat
T " '"e" Ue Ua,,,, 1 ba "und
! . ed a"d "?,Ulog " thought of it
'" '?'h IDS',0' "he lhe bo "
peril need great difficulty in brearhiug,
and swallowing. Smu after all the
symptoms of hydrophobia developed
themselves, and on the 17:b in.t , tbe
sufferer had to be removed to the Belle
U8 Hospital, where at la-t acoountshe
lay in ery critical condition.
m
Discharged.
A bearing took place at Lebanon on
Saturdaj a week, in tbe ease of Mrs.
Miller, charged with complicity in tbe
murder of her husband, on the mor
ding of the 2nd iusU She was dis
charged. CLOSING PRICES
DE II A VEX &T0WKSEND,
DA X KCBS,
Xo. 40 South Third Street,
THILADtLPHIA.
Stocks Bought and Sold either for Cash or
on a Margin.
.Ipriln. 1S77.
Bio. Asm.
U. S. 6's 18S1 114 114)
5-20's 1K65 1114 1114
ISfio, J t J Hi J Ilfj
1HC7 112J 113
" " 1H'8 1I4 114
10-40's 113 113
" Currency, 6's 124 J 12l
5's, 1881, new 1I2 il'A
" 4'a, new, r-gistered.... lOpJ lOf'f
Pennsvlvanla R. R 8:5 83J
Philadelphia & Rea ling R. R.. l.if 11
Lehigh Valley h. R 8IJ 34J
l.t-hiifh CoalaiNaviitioiiCo.. IS lJj
I'nited Companie ol N.J..., 121 124
Pittsburg, Titusville A. Buffalo
K. R 4 4)
Philadelphia at Erie R. R 7 8
Northern Central R. K. Co.... 15 16
Hestourille Pass. K. K. Co.... 'SJ 14
Gold I07 lli7
CO 91 31 GR CI 41a.
SUFF1.INTKWX MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by Jacob S. Thomas
Uirrfci.iTuwsi, April 2i, 1877.
Butter
Egps. .
20
12
10
12
..... .7.7.1 00
40
a
..........
I.rd....
IIm....
Bacon ..
Potatoes
Onions..
Kags.t..
MIFFLINTO'.VX GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected wectly by Buyers t Kennedy.
QtoraTiovs roa To-dat.
Wednesday, April 25, 1377.
Wheat ....... 180
Corn HO
Oats 35
Kye to
Timothy seed 1 60
Cloverseed 7 00
.ViareVaiteouf.
Philadelphia & Beading Eailxoad.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
Apbil 2d, 1877.
Traisr Uatt Hirritburg at follow :
For New York at 6 20, 8 10 a. m., 2 00 and
7 -r5 p.m.
For Philadelphia at 5 20, 8 10, 9 45 a. m.
2 W and 8 57 p. m.
Fr Reading a 5 20, 8 10, 9 43 a. m., 2 00,
8 57 and i 55 p. in.
For Pottsvill al 6 20, 8 10 a. m., and
8 57 p. m. and via Scbnylkill k. Snsie-
banna Branch at 2 40 p. m.
For Aiiburi at 5 10 a m.
For Allentown at 5 20, 8 10 a. m., 2 Or),
3 57 and 7 5- p. m
Tbe 5 2, 8 10 a. m , Z 0 and 7 55 p. w.
trams have th'ough cars for New fork.
The o 20, 8 10 a. ni. and 2 00 p. m. traius
have through cars lor Philadelphia.
SUfDJTS.
For New Fork at 5 SO a, tn.
For Allentown and way stations at 520a. m.
For Reading, Philadelphia and way stations
at 1 45 p. tn.
Traintor Harrubirg Uatt aafollowt t
Leave New York at 8 45 a. m., 1 00. 5 80
and 7 43 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia at 9 15 a. m., 8 40, aad
7 20 p. m.
Leave Reading at 4 40, 7 40, 1 1 20 a. n.,
1 30, 6 15 and 10 35 p. m.
Leave Pottaville at i 15, 9 15 a. m. and 4 35
p. m.,and via Schuylkill and Susquehan
na Branch at 8 05 a. m.
Leave Auburn at 12 00 noon
Leave Alleutowa at t 30, 6 50, 8 55 a. m.,
12 15, 4 80 aud 9 00 p. m.
Tbe 2 30 a. iu. train trom Allentown and
the 4 40 a. in. train from Reading do nut
run on Mondays-
SCA'BJTS.
Leave New Tork at 5 80 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia at 7 20 p. m.
Leave Reading at 4 40, 7 40 a. m. and 10
85 p. m.
Leave Allentown at 2 30 a. m. and 900 p. m.
'Via Morru and Etttx Railroad.
JOHN E. WOOTTEN,
General Manager.
C. G. HANCOCK,
General Ticket Jgenl.
JJEW DREG STORE.
BJlNKS & HAMLIN,
(Bellord Building,)
Mala Street, MirBlntwvT, Pa.
DEALKRa IN
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, DYE STUFF, PAINTS
OILS, VARNISHES, GLASS, PUTTY,
COAL OIL, LAMPS, BURNERS,
CHIMNEYS, BRUSHES,
HAlRBRUHHES.TOOlH .
BRUSHES, PER
FUMERY, COMBS,
SOAPS.HA1R
OIL, TOBAC
CO, CIGARS,
NOTIONS, STATIONERY
LARGE VARIETY OF
PATENT MEDICINES,
Selected with greml cr, and waft-anted
.wsnsn h.rt amthuritr.
' BT-Porest of WINES AND LIQUORS
for medical purposes.
rx7PRES 3KIPT10XS cmpounded with
great care. ijunez-u
The 8BTiBt a RxrrBUca bas no
superior as an advertising medium in this
county, and as a journal of varied news
and reading it is not surpassed ny an
weekly paper in eentral Pennsylvania.
ONE OF TrlE llosT PROFITABLE
BLACKSMITH STAXD3 In the county
I may be tirrhawd of t!.e nndenigned at a
rcaaonahle price. TUe property is situated
in Johnstown, Juniata Co., P4.f and with
the Smith stand inctudea a lot of about
TWO AIRES, having thereon erected a
comfortable Two-story f raueHonae, com
mixliom B table aud other outbuildings.
There is a Well of good water at the door
of the bouse. For particulars call on or
ddreaa Wm. HOOPS.
Walnut P. O., Juniata Co., Pa.
A FARM OF SIXTY ACRES IM DELA
wara to-vnship. Land of good quality,
bating thereon erected a LOG HOUSE,
weathet -boarded, BANC BARN, nearly
new. and other outbuildings. Convenient
to churches, schools aad mills Situated
miles north of Tbonipsontown, 4 miles north
of Tbonipsontown railioad station. For
more definite particulars call on or address
SAMUEL J. KURTZ,
East Salem, Juniata Co., Pa.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE 175
acres, more or oas, one hundred aud twenty-five
or thirty acres of which are cleared
and under cultivation, situated in Tuscaro
ra Vai ey, Juniata county, Pa., seven miles
from Mifliinlown, the county seat of said
sounty, and four mile from the Pennsylva
nia Railroad at Port Roy, bounded bjr
land of Mrs. G. W. Thompson and other,
having thereon a Good Howe and Barn,
and all necessary outbuildings, good never
failing running water at both bouse and
barn, an abundance of fruit of different
kind. Will be sold for $V$00, and if de
sired $2500 nisy remain in the property.
For particular inquire ot tbe undersigned,
residing on the premise, or by letter at
Port Royal, Juniata Co., Pa.
. . J. F. G. LONG.
A HOUSE AND A HALF LOT OF
GROUND in Patterson Borough. To
Home new aud well Uuished. Terms easy.
A TRACT OF WOODLAND IN FEK
manau township, Juniata county, contain
ing about 12 Acres, well timber). This
tract is in Lost Creek. Valley, about five
miles from awnn.
Apply to JEREUIAn LiONS,
Office, Opposite Court House,
Bridge St., Miftlintown, pa.
IS'EW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
AT
J. B. M. TODD'S,
PATTERSON, PA.
I have jnst returned from Philadelphia
with a lull line of
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING.
Men's Suits, $5.50, $5.00 to $20.00. Boys'
Suits, $.'.VI, $4 50 to $10.00.
i
A full line of the
MOST lfASaIl6XABLs HATS.
at low prices. A complete assortment of
Ladies' Best Shoes, at $1.25 and upward.
A full line of Children's Shoes. 1 have
also a full line of Ladies' Hoe, Handker
chiefs, iu-.. Also, a large stock of
GROCERIES.
Arbuckles' Codec 30c. Mackc-ral, No.
91 50 per J bW.
1.
I am now selliug SEWINO MACHINES
at WHOLESALE PRICES. I will sell you
any kind ol a macbino at
TWRlTV lEtt CEHT. l.IS
than tbey are usually sold. Leave yowr
ordvra, and you can have any kind you want.
J. B. M. TODD.
Patterson, May 17, 1876.
BUYERS & KENNEDY,
(S ucceasors to D. P. Suloufl",)
DEALERS IN
GRAI5,
COAls,
IsUlllClt,
CEMENT,
Calcined Plaster. Land Plaster,
SEEDS, SALT, AtC.
We buy Grain, to be delivered at MiBin-
town of Putt Royal.
We are prepared to I urnish Salt to dealers
at reasonable rates.
BCTERS KENNEDY.
NEW GRAIN, FLOUR AND
FEED DEPOT.
The undersigned will bay
ALL KINDS OF GRAIN
at fair market prices, at bis NEW WARE
HOUSE, IN MIFFLINTOWN.
Flour,
Feed,
Shorts,
Corn Meal,
Buckwheat Flour, &c,
FOR MALE AT ItflLI, PRICES
Farmers leaving their grain at the Ware
house will have it taken to the mill and re
turned to tbe Warehouse ground in Hour.
All Orders Promptly Attended To.
MR. ESPEXSCHADE can at all times be
found at tbe Warehouse.
Jan 10, 1876. Ji 8EPH MUSSER.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK.
MiFrLnrrowN,
JUtflATA COUNTY, PEIIN'A.
JAMES NORTH, President.
T. VAN IRV1N, Cashier.
DlBicreas :
Noah Hertxler.
James North.
1. Nevis Pomeror.
Abraham StonSsr.
I Jerome Hetrick.
William Banks.
Epbraim B. McCrnro.
SILVERWARE
AS PliEMHTMS.
IMPORTANT N0T10&
A $4 SET OF EXTRA PLITCD
SILVER SPOON'S
Given away as a Special Premii'tin to the
suhrribcrs of thi ppr. Silver Good
furnished under this Premium Proposition
are from the well known and reUablu Union
Silver Plating Co., Pbilad'a, a.
Under a very fivurable proposition from
the above well known bousv, all regular
patron nl Ihi paper cn secure a us lul
and beautiful, a well as very valuable Pre
mium, iu the shape of a hnudsome set of
Etra Plated Silver spoon,
warranted equal to the nest article ol' lhe
kind sold in this country for il per set.
And in addition, eaacll Hpoon i II be
haadtamely enjtraveil ltl
your oioaograui Initial.
All who are eiuuiiil to receive this ele
gant and nselul Preiiiimu can do so on com
pliance wub the lolluwiti); condition 4
Send your name and post-olhce aildress, to
gether with your express ollke, lo the
Union bllveT Plaiino; Company, iM Chest
but street, Philadelphia, l a., together with
the following premium Coupon, and in
close with your order 75 cl , to py cost ol
engraving your initials, express charges,
boxing, and packing, and you will receive
by return express (.r mail, ii you have no
express otliee) a full set nf extra plated
Mlver spoons tree of any charge. AH ex
press and picking charges nre covered by
lhe 75 ets., and Ih j So tuns will bj delivei-
ed to you free. If von do not desire to
have the spoons enravtd, you are only re
quired to send fiO ets., to ply cxpressae
and boxing The coupon m:it In all cno
bo sent, to uwlieate that you are entuliit to
Ibis premium, as this very lite ral offer is
not extended to any one who is not a patron
of this paper. The retail price of this set
of spoon U $1.00, aa the following letter
will show:
Orrica or the Ui5 Silver Platino )
CoatPANT, PuiLVDELPniA. Pa.
We assnre all aubsenb.-rs that the goods
contracted for are first-class in every re
spect, and that the nsunl lelail price tor
tbera is 94.0IJ per s, t l-or lowest i-rice to
joDeers la sih.(l per uoaen sets, and we will
lt t case retail them st any price, or send
them in single sets to any one who docs not
send the required "Coupon," showing that
tbe SenUer ta a patrwn or ttila p.wr. .
UXIOJI rILVKB I'l.ATIJiri Co.
Premium Silver Spoon Coupon.
SILVER PLATS.
7b Ms raam 6Hwr Ptntimg Ot, PkOaiTu, Fa
This 1 to eertiry thai I siu a ubrnber of
th paper from whirh 1 have cut this Cou
pon, and am entitled, onder your premium
arranamnt, to a full set of extra plated bil
Vr Spoons, with myinitialsenKraTed tlirrron.
I enclose herewith t ets., to pay exprns,
packia;, hexing and engravtna; rhsre-
On receipt of this Coupon, we herebv
agree to retara to the sender, express or noil.
Ma tkmym prerMtd in full, a full act of six of
oar extra plated Silver Spoons, with the ini
tials of the sender, or any other Initials
desired, engraved thereon. This Coupon
will be honored by os for niuetv days from
the date of this paper, after whieh it will be
null and void. IWirned.l
Ustos Sitrxa Platiso Co., TH:l.4i,a, Pa.
A soou a luu uecs-ir. s.ock can be
maoufactured. all who secure the above use
ful and valuable premiums, will be permit
ted to secure Tell set of silver plat-d
knives and forks, on the same lib.-ral basis.
April IH, 1877-flm
Lent J'oticei.
ASMGXtU EST.4TR of J41E.
ss a-k
I. .MOO UK.
N'
TDTICE is hereby given that James L.
Moore and wit of tavette town.sip,
Juniata county. Pa., have made an assign
nieut for las benefit of creditors, to the un
dersigned. Ail persons indehted to said
estate are requested to niakrf ptyinen', and
those having claims to present them without
dclav to
' LOUIS E. ATKINSON, Jnignee.
Aplit 14, 1877.
AD.tllSISTIt ATOK'S NOTICE.
Ettatt of Luvul .1. Donghman. dee'd.
WHEREAS Letters of Administration
on the esl.itc.ol Dnvid A. Dotiehman,
bite of tbe borough of Patterson, dee'd, have
been granted to tbe undersigned, all persons
indebted to the said estate are requested Jo
make immediate payment, and those having
claims will please present them proierly
authenticated for settlement, to
LOUIS E. ATKIXSOir,
April 18, lo77. jldmmittralor .
EXECITTOKS' XOT1CE.
Ettatt f Eeuri OUt, deceased.
t3UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given.
that
X Letters Testamentary on the estate ol
the late Judge Kvard Oh s, nf Beale town
snip, Juniata county, deceased, have been
duly granted by the Register of Juniata
county to tbe nn.Ierigned, residing in the
boroughs of Uitlliiitown an I Patterson, to
whom, or to eilher of whom, all iersons
knowing themselves lo be in any way in
debted to the said estate, are required to
make paymcut, and those having claims
againfct said estate, will please present them
without delay lor si-ttl-mclit.
JACOB A. CHRISTY,
JAMES NORTH.
Extcnlort.
April 18, 1877.
Administrator's Notice.
Estate of Ootid H. Vbil, dtt'd.
WHEREAS Letters of Administration
on the estate of David 11. L'bil, late
Spruce Hill 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 ESII, jfdm'r.,
Pleasant View P. O., JuniaU Co., Pa.
April II, 1877.
AMlgaed Estate r John Dei
Ber. w
niEKEAS John Benner. of Delaware
township, Juniata county, l a., and
Amanda Eli, bis wife, by deed of volun
tary assignment, have conveyed all the
estate and effects or the said John Benner
to tbe undersigned, in trust for tbe benctil
of creditors, notice is hereby given to all
person indebted to said Assignor to come
lorward and nuke payment loitbwitb, and
those having claims w i'.I present them, duly
authenticated for settlement, to
KOBEKT McMEEN,
March 29, 1877. Asuignee.
Administrator's notice.
Estate of Lfi Van-Ormer, ieetattd.
LETTERS ot Administration ou tbe es
tate of Levi Van-Ormer, late of Fay
ette township, deceased, having been grant
ed to the undersigned, all pcrsous in
debted to the saiil estate are requested to
make immediate tatuieut, and those having
claim will please present them without de
lay to
LEWIS DEUAN, Adin'r.
April 4, 1877.
Executors' Kotlce.
Ettatt of William, Pannebaktr, denoted.
T ETTEKS Testamentary on the estate
1 i of William Patinebaker, late of Tusca-
rora tow nship, dec'd, having been granted
to tne unuersigneu, an persons pm-o, .o
saw esute axe req. e5u.o n.we,v men.,
and those taving claims or demands arc re-
qnested to make kJown tl'.e saiuu without
delay to
SAMUEL PANNEBAKEIt,
WILLIAM M. PAN NEB A RER,
March 7, 1877. Extcutort
Subscribe for tbe Sentinel and Republican.
It contains more, and a greater variety of i
good and nsetul readirg matter than any
ether county f aper.
Cwsss' Warranted ExtraCSS
U. S. INTERNAL REVKNUK
SPECIAL TAXES.
Mar 1, 177, to Avail SO, 1878.
The Revised S tatuW of the United Siarc
Sectiou U22, 3237, X2-"8, and 8219. require
every jTin i np agi-t in any business, avo
cation, or employment whiSh renders him
luhlo to a snciAL tvx.TO PROCURE D
PLACE CONSPICUOUSLY IX HIS ES
TABLISIIVENT )R PLACE OF BUSI
NESS a sTAliP demtmg the payment t'
said srrci L tax for the Special tax Year
b 'ginning May 1, 177. before commencmg
or continuing business alter April .10, ISTi.
Aretu.n, as pr r ili.-d on K.iif II, is
alo requireil by law ot vtery person liable
to Special Tax, as above.
Tfit luxtt cv.br ace A wi.'iia tkt fruvitid.
oftht law abunt quutid art at fullumt, wis J
RectiHtrs ..k .1SI 00
Dealers, refcul hiUor......t ....... 25 00
lealer, wholesale liquor. ..it..... I1! 0(1
Dealeis i:i malt liquors, wholesale.,
liealera in uialt hqunia, retail.....".
Dealers in leaf tibH:eo
6H 00
I00
25 00
500 00
Retail dealers iu leaf tobacco
And on sales ol over $1,000, til ly
rent lor every dollar lu excess ol
$1,000.
Healers in manufactured tobacco...
Manufacturers of stills
Ami tor each still nau mac lured...
And lor each worm manufactured.
Manufacturer of tobacco..... .....
Mamit u turers of cigars ..........
Peddlers of lob tcco, first class (more
thau two horses or other aniiuala)
PeddK-rs of tobacco, second class,
(two horses or other animals)....
Te hl'.rrs of tobacco, thirl class, (ne
horse or ither sninial)
Peri.llers of tohieco, l.l'n th class (on
foot or publie ve Alice). .....
Cre'aers of less ;-i4.i 5I0 birrels ...
600
50 00
2100
20 00
10 00
io oo
60 00
25 00
15 00
10 00
50 CO
, 100 00
I ail to
Brewers of 50 Uiirels or more ....
Anv tK-rson so liable, mho shall
comulv Willi llie lorezoinsreuuiremnnis win
Im kiilii.'et to severM ta-naltiea.
j f
Persons or firm liable to p'.v any of the
special 1 axea iiameil above must apply lo
C. J. llixUNtk, Collector of luternal Rev
enue at Sunbury, Pa., and i-ay for and pro
cure the Sp.-ciiil-TuX Stamp or Stamps Ihev
ne.il, prior to M iv IS, , and WITHOUT
FURTHER NOTICE.
Speeia'.-Tax Stamps will be t.vnsniilted
bv mail only on recciit from the person or
Urn or Gnu ordering the same of specific
j directions so to d-, togelhor with the ne
cessary postage Stamps vt lhe amount re
4uired to pay tho poatagei The postage on
cess a amp is three, cowta aad on two asaiwea
st cents. If It Is desired that they be
transmitted by registered ' mail, ten cents
additional should accompany the applica
tion. GREEN B. RAUM,
Commhtiontr of Internal Rrrenne.
Orrica or IxTcax.tL Revixi i.
Washington, D.C.. Jan 23, 1877.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
REALJESl'ATE.
IJCKSUANT to ailj .imiiiirnt, the nnlvr
aigned. Assignee ot Isaac Snook, of
th.f township .: Ie!aware. county of Juni
ata, Pa., aill, !
SATURDAY, MAY 12th, 1877,
at 2 o'clock P. M. of said day, by virtue of
an order of sale for the payment of debts
of said Assignor, expose lo sale by public
vendue, on the premises in township aiore
said, a Valuable Farm, containing
FIFTY ACRES.
more or kss, having thereon erected i Log J
r ranie
DWELLING HOUSE,
FRAME BANK BARN, Spring House snd J residence, opposite Court House, Mifflin
other outbuildings the said tract of land 1 twi, !
or farm being hounded by lands W Ntlon '"' '-'
on the south, lauds ol John Ietr on the, -fofLN McLVUGHLlV
.fit l.il. .. J.,l,n J. U..n am tl,H n.,rfh I I '
, . .-v... ... .........
ai.d on the east by land of Testoa Benncr.
I TI.e buii'iiiigs are new and io verv C'KmI re
puir. I lie Und is all under cultivation but
alc:it lour aeres, which are set in growing
limber. The cleared iand is in a Hue stale
ot cullivaiioii. having been beavily limed
unit, and lunch of it Iw i-. There U also
ja FINK OIH II Ilt . l premi.e, jmt
amvtd at lull oearma; condition. It cou-
tiuis Die tinest selection ol apple trees.
pear trees, peai'h trees, plum trees and
other fruits. This farm is well watered.
there being a never-failing spring of water
sn-1 a flouinr pump tl:reon, is situated on
th- public tuid leading irom Mitltintown ro
I hoiupsontoan, by way of Van Wert, is
two miles distant Irom Thompaontown sti
li.in of the P. R. R., and is located within
one n.ile of pi:btlC schools, churches, siores
4c.
TERMS OF SALE.
Twenty percent of the purchase money to
be paid w hen ibe properly is strn-keh down ;
thiity per cent, additional on the 1st d ty ol
July, 177, aud the balance of the pun-base
money (being one-half or tbe whole) ou tho
1st d ty of January, 1878, with interest
thereou from day til sale. The two last
pav nn iiLi to be secured by judgment bonds;
At the same time and place will be so hi
II Acres of OATS in the ground. At
tendance will bo given at the lime and place
above lueulioned by
ROBERT McMEEN,
Assignee of Isaac Snook.
April 18, 1877.
Disolutlon of Partnership.
TVTOTICK is hnreby given that lhe
p.lrt-
It m .-jm between l. B. Spdrtogle and
Henry J '.lie, under lhe firm name of D.
B. hpaui'gie 4t ( ii , in tlie busin-s of tan
ning, near East Waturlord, Juniata county,
Pa., expired on the 1st day of January,
1877, by limitation.
DAVID B. SPANOGLE.
March 28, 1877.
Xeip AttrertisrmenU.
mAt CHEW-SMOKE
k MATCHLESS
FIXEST Ptw 1TOBA CO
el,. fJTka a attV sf T n
' X.la 1U VTH S. It.
. ww r'n D.W i,B PI A l.ty ft.4LoBO
A0 IS M.fO.
THI PIBs Tn".f1 f. BnriTil. .t.
(tiCJJ a week in your own town
Terms and
PUU $i ontrit free.
U.
HALLETT U CO.,
Portland, Maine.
rr 1. ATT a Vft
8 Week to Agents. $!0 Ont-
a3jlUui fit Ere. P.O. V1CRKKV,
fi
Augusta, Mline
ilaj Outfit and terms free. TRUE at CO.,
Augusta, Maiue
$5 2
$20
per day at home. Terms free.
Address Gxo. Stissos at Co.,
Portland, Me.
CEORCE PAGE & CO.
Patent Pwrtahleet huttlmmnry L'arlne
weait (.irealwr now .HIIU,
t.rio etc iieur ui. wawr
Wheebk. Nhiwarle, Barrel k
Wwexlwwrltliia' sfMcnlaerr.
1 iKHile tntery Waoela ami
irinler. Han, Villi fcnnil!ew.l-e.. at e.
KM FUit CATAaUMit! ate i'itl Cl J.
THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO., ol the U. S. ot A., wiib its piid
up Capital of SI. 000,000, nd Assets
ol over $4,00a,000. tler Insurance at
Cash rates, and gives in its policies definite
contracts, plain features and liberal condi
tions. It baa no complications with other
companies, and does not propose to have,
but dtfers lusursnce on plain business prin
ciples, and secures the policy holder by
economy of maaagetiieBt and careful invra-
o(- fundfc Addrea B. S. RUS-
4
' ohiladeluhia.
Agents wanted in erery county i to whom
liberal terms will be given.
rpo ADVERTISERS Send for our
J. Local List of Newspapers. Sent free
on spplication. GEO. P. ROWELL A.CO.,
No. 41 Park Row, New York.
Sale Bill of all kind printed on abort
netke st this office.
IS 1
rU
D, W, HARLBY'S
I the place where jo easi huj
Tni) It EST AND THE CUIaATXaST
Mens youths' & rioYS' clothing
HJTS. CJPS. BOOiS, 3UOES, J.ld FCKXiSUlXg GOOD.
HB is' prepared lo exhibit one of tho most choir ami. select "octs ever edTreI ra"
tin market, aud at JSTOXISHtSGLt LOW PRICES !
Also, nieasurt taken for suits atd part nf suits,- wbicH wil 4 niaIe to orJet
at shott notice,' very rcaoub'.
Hemember the nlae', in Ifofmau's
WUf s'.Veu. MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
SAM'D
Has just rctufCcJ from the Esjtc?u t:i with a full vartel f
MEN & BOYS' GLOTHiWG,
HATS k CMSf BOOTS & SHOES, ALL $t$j
GENTS' FUri-VlHfSU GOflDS. Goods of a"l knl are low Come and wis
and be astonished. Purlts al T Cents. X7 SUITS MADB TO OKIiER.jj
Patterson, Pa., May 2f, 1"7. SAMUEL STk.k fEir.
- : u.. f.-- Ts, M - - -
rrofetxionat Cards.
- I
JOL'IS E. ATKINSON,
ATTORNEY -AT -LAW,
VlF7LIXtOr?i, r.i.
tll Ili-eting arel ConVers.i-.s-.nJ riroupt-
r .ti(.n,lerl ti..
1 1 1. . w iu nJn Mv.nn.1'
. v. ' w.m- . ... v ... . .1 1 11
Court House Siuare.
a tbe
LFKED J. PATTERSON,
ATTOEiN E Y-AT-LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, JUNIATA CO., PA.
C7 AH business promptly attended to.
Orricx On Bridr street, opposite the
Court House aquaret
JoBBRt McMEEN,
Attorney and Counselor -at-Law.
Prompt attention given to the securing
and collecting of claims, and all legal busi
ness. Orrice on brirlre ktreet, first door west
ot the Bellord building.
April II, lS7 j-tf
g F. BLRCHFIELD,
ATTORNEY -AT -LAW,
MIFFLIXTOHA, PJ.
All bnsiness inrrusted to his care will lie
caret ill I v and promptly atrended to. Col
lections made. Rest estate bought, sold or
t-xchanged. Leaaea negotiated. Lands in
the South. West, and in the county for sale.
('thee on Bridge Street, opposite the
Court tlonso.
WIL
LIAU M. ALLISON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Has resumed actively the practice of his
I prolesslon. All business promptly attentt-
ed to. Ollice, as formerly, atlioining his
. -m
INSURANCE AGENT,
roRT Rorjr., jiwtJT.i co., rj.
ty'Only reliable Corhpahlet represented.
Dec. 8, 1875-ly
)mTcravford, m. d.,
Has resu-.nea ac'iveiy tw. r.ctjr, 0f
Neilicine and surgery anil Ibetr eou.i
branches. OUice at lhe old corner of Third
and Orang sireets, Miftlintown, Pa.
March :876
YlIOMAS A. ELDER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
xuflistoux, rj.
Oinre hours from 9 a. Bj. to I p. Is.. Of. I
Gee in his father's residence, at Die koulh
euu oi it aier street. otl.-tl
J M. BRA2EB,"m7d
i?HYSICIA3I AND SURGEON,
.IcaJtmia, Juniata Co., ra.
Orrict formerly occupied by Dr.Sterrctt.
Professional business promptly attended t-s
at all hours.
D.
L. ALLEN, M. D.,
Has Commenced lhe t.racttce of Medicine
an.llj(lrgeryandalltheircollateralbranche.;o,t,le,,, Depot, 2j.1 .North Nir'h street.
o: . .w .. . .w i , I Philadelphia. It never Puis. For kale by
Office at -.eidemm, at tho reaidence of n D u ,j evervhe:e.
i.h(i. 4. ruicrwn.
jrtiy 15. 1871
Tl ENIiY HARSF1BERGER, M. I).,
Continnes fhe brsctice of Medicine and i
Surgery and all their collateral branches.
Office at his residence in lIcAlisterville.
Feb ?, 187d.
R.
E. Ii UHLAN,
DEXTIST.
Oflce opposite Lutheran Church,
PORT KOT AL, JUNIATA CO PA.,
Where he will spend the first terl tiais ol j . ' " "
each month, cennnen-ing Hectn.htT it MaiUlOOd: HdwLoSt HO'iVEPbtOred
Tb balaiCe rir the limn his otf1-e will be " Just pub-ishtrl, a new e.;ti.n -f
occupied by J. S Kiiriier, A .toting inan;fiT5Dr. CulverC-ell's ( cleliratcd ear
worthy of confidence, and who has been on the taaicot cmrt (without medt
associated with the Doctor as student and rim )ol' Swrmatorrhrea or -Setumal wsrh
assistant two years and upwards. Those ; nes. I.iVjiuiitarv Sviuiual Li.-wa Iitdo
who call dnring Dr. Bnrlan's absence frr
protcssional survire, mav, and will pleas
arrange lhe time with Mr. Kilmer when they i
may be served, cn tiie return of the l-iCtir. -
M
EAT
MEAT!!
e
The nndersigned have commenced the
Butchering bn.iiiesa in tbe borough of Mil-
Unsown
rrsi.'ri
BEt.F,
- -
IjALi;
MUTTON,
Urid P()H K.
can lie had every Tuesday, Tbnrday and
.Saturday a orniugs at their meat storo at
tbe residence ol Mr. Howe, on Cherry
street. Their wagon will also visit tins resi
dence of Citis-na the same mornirgs. K:!'
none but the best of ktock, and sell at fair
price. U ii e us a trial.
HOWE ETKA.
June 28, 187S-tf
Large stock of ready made clothing ol the i
latest and choicest styles, tor men ard
a lea V ew ll-( .nrrven oil tea. IUI lUUII KITVJ
bovs, hate, caps, boots and ahoea, noliona,
fuiniabiuc good in endless variety for sale
St Samuel atrarcr , in Patterson.
Subscribe for the Seniitl and Repnbliean,
a paper that gives you a greater variety, and
Detler selection o( reading matter than any
other pipor in tbe Juniata Valley.
A fine aasoitment of chillis, cassimerrs
vesting, Ac. aiwryt on hand and for s!e
U S R LOflrON.'
Ni 15ui'iui:.i, erraer of Bridge and!
fSept, 15, 14.5-u
Ayer's Ckthartic Piys,
. For tb riiif
tttt cure H a X
4i!nis:i:t;.i iu
fr .U.4 iaUtAvU,
lit nre a miul
lrrririit, nl aa
8 i'lTSw. speneii
.fill uurn
r. Itrmr uins
ly tiryrivble, U"tr
Ariatertjr. . luc
pT:'t.i.iifM and n!TcTiii is prrverl I y
H??tr niTMfV Hue: antt eTerj fniiiilr ttU
bav) ttirmo.i h.int for liietr ru,Utn : ui
rriHrr, wlirii rrNiitmi. Lopp expntfur L1
jjnvt; l C?m to U th Htir-, wirr&t, anf
l-c of aH thi Pitt with wnM-h iha fuaakt
alsmimU. i!v Citr aVc9ion:tl -, Llji' bsu.1
k uunt.fi, tiir rormpU'sn of th ??tim x-pvL'-'l.
Alr-trn-on rvm vrl. aa.l "Ok- hIj
twlirn-r if lift- rrtorrH !o i nr.thy a.-i.r.
ftr. liitUMial otrniit wtitt-b borHtiue cloSvM
aud f'L..! are ciraur1 hj Awm I'itts,
anl iutul.t:t:I into artiti. Ih:.) luciint
riiv?e H rh.iiipf) int haMh. th re "f
tHMti rr.XTte. W'.ufc far ai(N (.. tlMS Ta-i
nu:ltitu1t' :v rnjT k, rcu hniiT b roiit
prtic!. 1 hrir sutnr-coa:u,r itiivkrs tk:i
plvr.sunt t ami prvervc iIHr firliia
ii n Mii paired fur aiv tent-Us or tint?, m that
thtr ai ever fivsU, aiiti erfe-ttT relutilj.
AuhMirh elhinlc, thpy are nuM.'.ia'l liber
ate without iliMttrbance to trie coutaiuuon ot
diet or K':upiitiin.
Full dirtH-tMti are rirea on fbe wmniiT t4
rrh box. hw to thein a- a PamMr rnytie,
a.I for the followinr; ruiuplatn:( wliicb' Ihcvo
I'itl ranhllT rnre:
Kor sajBiejtiia or IaivproCifa. ti9
ltisirwa, aL4acer,anl nLmmm mi A p f
Cite, thcr alHMiltl he taken tuolerntri w
atitimlare the ttomach, and retora i&a b&iiUi j
ton atxi tipn, . , .
tor Lher tmliiwt hml its Tariu
srmptoii., ll.lioua. llspwHacate. MeU
MeHrh. JawMflic or -.reew itrk
rM, H.ltowa C oltc ami Kliw r
vr. ther 9hoiiM he jlHiontT tS?ii f-r
earti riv, to correct tie diseased arti'ja. or
remorethe ol true lions which ranse ic
ror D.Matprr or Dliirrhirf tut oeo
uihl tlc irtMierallr require!.
rnr flitwitMBa. .ait. a.nteukl
Pialt4faciBa f tate lloar. 1ait4 im
tmm MitsV, nelt, ani S.minm, '.?y hot,
be nuiiimioubly kiken, aa rwinftt, ? '-iianr
tlie dieaftetl at-tion of i!ie araiem. W'th tuc
ci.in):e tlm coiuphiuift U-, oear.
tor nreMf ami ffralcl STtell-titf-v
vhuiM le taken in Nrjre anl fnt-i
quetit dupes to pnxince lhe eatert of a draAUw
purre.
Kr AaparrMloa, a larfreriAe tboiiM ho
taken, at i troilatf iim desired eCct by
ariip.irhT-.
A a iHmn Pi It. take one or two TUlm
pro:fi.-t lirsr;tn. and relieve the ttomarh.
A vcaionnl ioie fiinnlat- thv tonnvai
ami boTe.. rrtorea t!e appolitA. and itiTaf e
ate the TMeiu. Hence it asolleu aieeM.
rr is whrc no entif (Hnareiitent fexiata;
One who fr- fo.rahly well, i'.exl t1n3 Uat
a l e of tliee fittm mafeea hm iei 1cmS-
eiiy twt :(-, i.om tneir jatll and r
T2t'uig elTih't on The Ctgt'te apparatus.
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Pr. J. C. AT ER It CO., Practical ClitmJft
i fWELL. Jl.tS3.P r. 5. A.
Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia!
Prepeesia is the most perplexing1 Of all
human ailments. Its symptoms arc almost
inlinite in their variety, and the forlorn and
teiya y!ctirrs of the disease often
Uncy tKclrisclves ine ir-y, i '..n r rr
known malady. Thi is due, in parti to tho
close sympathy which extsta httween the
Momai h and the brain, and in part also to
lhe f.ict that any dislnrtVinct-o! the diges
tive functions necessarily d!-wrders th
llvef, the bovMs and tho ntrvoe swte.n,
and fflVeb H sonle extent t!i5 uali;v ..f
t!ie bl.v.
E. F. KttTiki.P Bitter Vir.e ' I.-e:. a
sureenre. This is rot n - w -pir ttion:
i , be tried an I loii id wa iti.
1 h is beeu
prtscnoca aai:y lor many jtort v p '
lice ol eminent physician-" with n--io-'oUd
success. It is not eXpecnwt t intended ta
cere all the diseased to which tlio hums.
family la eiibjert, but it u warranted lo "nre
Dyspepeia in its most i-bstina'e f-rm. Kun
kel's Bi'ter Wine ot Iron never ra!!s to
cure. Svniptoms ol DypeiMt.i are loss of
appetite, wind and rising of the food, drv
hesa of the month, hearlOurn, d;sloueion of
the stomach aud bowcUjCoiiatioiiou, iin-ad-ache,
dizziueM, sleet.!-'in"ss en.l low
spirits. Try the great remedy and bo con
vinced of ils nieriie. Oet the genuine;
TaSe tjnlj r.unael s, wh-en is put up lu l
Worsts ! Worms ! Wormt !
Removed alive. Tape Worm ren-jved
j olive in Inn Iwo to three hou-s. w:.a veg-
etible medicine, head and 'l i .ssipg from
me ya;ein aaive. .i ko n . n -an p-wses.
IThe Doctor never fa;b to re :nov u Tape , Seat.
Pin ami Stomach Worms. . A joar Irng
j gist lor a bottle of Konkel'j Worm Smp.
Price SI per hot!'. It ne.er tails, or seaJ
it" Dr. Kitrik-jl, 2VJ North Xi'th Srreet,
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return of same. Kuukel's V,"i,n -Sr:;; is
ilse l fur children or adults, wiih ,-ris.:i
safety, as it is vejetbl i. bv- p nnS try it.
i trsliy, Mental and Physical Ir-eacity, Iro-
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suiii)itioi;, Epilepsy and Fits, induced by
sclt-indnlgeiice or seximl rttrai sgabce, etc.
CT'Price, iu a sealed envelope, oaly sis
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The celebrated an:hor, Iu iVti admirable
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vears sneii.-.sful rr'i'-e thr.i llit ala-T!-.-
! irg conncq'tenf es of sVil'-aInse may be rid-
I n aily csired witboiit the d.tr.eerous m. ol
. '"'tenial me lU-ine or the application of the
. k.ni!f ,5 P'S "" ' "I cure it once
is.inj.lv, certain, and eT-.efiu!, by near of
hich ever t 3- rer, uo ruittn what his
CMidition inly be, iii-ty uuru himself cheap-
ly privately, (ii-J rn.ft-e.'.'y.
I fcThis Lecture shoulu be iu the bands
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