3ENTLNEL & REPOBLICAfl
MIFFLLNTOWfi.
tfednciday, MoVr T, 187T.
B. F. SUHWEIER,
iwroa asn raoranroa.
Sincb !ar JclJ, a stead; stream has
turned ID from the over populated
towns, and districts, tj the free blessed
virgin soil of tbe West. Thousands
upon thousands bsve gone West and
staled out homes for themselves there,
thus preparing tbe way for their owo
future comfort, happiness and inde
pendence, aud at the same tiu lifting
as it were a portion of the load off tbe
loo thickly settled districts from whence
they moved. The thinning out of tire
surplus population, and their making of
borne for themselves, will in five or
fix yesrs set the country again com
pletely on its feet.
A few years ago the land resound
e.l with the louil denunciations of the
Democracy North and Sonth against
the Republican part j for Toting land
grants to railroads. Now they are
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ojuciieiu ruciuc ivuuwu uui, iiutt
eLeiiu3 guveiuiuenuu am ; sou iuus.
step by step, after great denuncia
tion against Republicans, they come
to demand what thev condemned.
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M.mmv ,f Tn.liiino. rli,!
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mt 3 P. M., on the 1st nut He was
aged 54 years. He was a great man,
in the civil service, against the slave
Kystem of the South, ne was a
powerful champion of Freedom.
Colored people had a day at the
Permanent Exhibition last week.
t -c t -i 3 tt' , that is inexpedient; and it will
leias PaClllC Kailroad, as Viewed, achieve this with conditions that in
by a City Joornalisti J sure the government from loss that
indeed, leave the country merely an
wdAT the use is to be, ASD what it . endorser of a thoroughly safe obliga
wisra fbo THE couxTBT. j tioB. by means of which-it will gain
The Texas and Pacific Railroad bill great aud permanent revenues,
now before Concrress, and soon to be ! It is under these conditions and for
acted upon, receives much deserved
HIU'IIUOII. XL IS UUIKII ULUl, III 11H CUII- I
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tUUODii UIKI CIIUlfUL IIUUUU; 111 1LS If- ,
lation to the business of the country
and the policy of the country toward
ecific interests of -eat moment,
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violent opponents, roproBentin,? rival
interests as well as a strong opposi-1
tion to all government subsidies, nor j
that it should enlist
from those who think
function of the government
national industry and commerce,
help the settlement of productive re
gions now waste, and grant to other
sections the singular assistance it has
conferred upon one. But between
the charges of one and the denials of
the other, the !oint itself is falling
out of sight.
The bill provides for the construe-
tion of a railway from the Jlississip-
U to San Diego on the Pacific by
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miles of the main trunk completed j
ti l i t
irom oureveuoi i w. iiuuuci u jjuium-
ana to Fort Worth, with two branches.
The ro:id is connected with the east
by another from Shreveport to Yicks
burg, that is almost finished : and by
the Little Rock route to Memphis
and Cairo. The bill provides for the
construction of the road from Fort
Worth to El Paso. Fort Yuma and
San Diego on the Pacific 1400 miles;
passing through northern Texas,
lower New Mexico, Arizona and Cali
fornia, and connecting at various
jKunts with projected and partly com
pleted roads descending iVoni Wy
oming, along the right flank of the
lich argentiferous Sierra through all i
of Colorado and New Mexico; de
scending through Sonora to Guay-!
mac arlan.lirxv olnrt rr fliA 1 ' 1 n 1 1 ri r
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range to Prescott in Aruomu and i
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Pacific through all of California south ! ioUS IHKI'U! crf;b, i,h !' PenBeld, $!0. Ohio-First National, Cin
of San Francisco. This great region. ,b"l'kkir'"1 tbe 'during mercy of Al- cin, $10 and $i. Illinois-First Nation
now sparsely populated, contains I God. This devout and public con- j Chicago, $10 and $2. There are also
much excellent land for cultivation
and grazing, some that is wooded
and an incalculable amount that is
valuable for gold, silver, copper and
other products. The climate is un
surpassed. Settlement has increased
rapidly without any conveniences for
travel. The port sought is good, j
and the only one that is good between
San Francisco and Acapulco ; and if
provided with railway facilities would
aid our commerce with the Isthmus
and west coast of South Ameriea.
The road is desired by the southern
States for the same reasons which led
to the construction of the Union Pa
cific, and by the new States and Ter
ritories as a necessity for their de
velopiiient.
The demand made of the govern
ment in the bill is that it shall guar
uii tee the payment of interest on five
per cent, gold interest-bearing bonds,
issued up to the rate of $35,000 per
mile, but not exceeding $.50,000,000
letween Sin Diego and Fort Worth.
It is provided that the bonds shall be
deposited with the Treasurer of the
United States, endorsed with the i
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g.uur-iuee, au ueuie. uv ii.m .
tn average of S30.000 per mde, not
rxcci ding 2.o00,000 per annum, as '
the sections aie completed, on 6worn i
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piviiioiit is a first mortgage on the
whole road and all its possessions,
and on the 18.000.000 acres granted
t he road by Congress, lying in Arizo
na, New Mexico and California ; mort
gages on lands gained by the road
from Texas grants, and the retention
f $7.00ll.0U0 until the road is fin
ished. There is no subsidy asked.
The proDosal is a guarantee of the i
payment of interest upon a limited
sum, n return tor unquestionable
securitios. This guarantee will en
able the bonds to be sold and the
road to be built at once The earn
ings of the completed jortion of the
road last year amounted to $-3000 per
iuile ; and when constructed through
the rich mineral, metal, pastoral and
igijcultural country named, with
northern and sonthern branches and
Pacific commerce at San Diego, there
hu e no doubt tliat these earnings
v. ill bo Kteadilv increased and go on
iiu;reasing with the increasing popu
lation and wealth of the vast terri
1orv op?ned.
n,. Mt r.t ovrt.nW mwLirse-1
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ment asked is opposed, Jt la oppos-.
e.1 by those strict -constructioniFts '
St--i fed is jo other single set could!
who would limit the powers of gor
tiniment to enacting laws Affecting
what has been done and amending
deficiencies ; by those who hold that
public works should be created by
private erit6rprise or let atone, and
by soine ho would have no efforts
made to increase wealth Gntil all ex
isting liabilities are discharged not
withstanding" that this enterprise
looks directly to an increase of gov
ernment revenues, otherwise unat
tainable, and on the largest scale. It
is opposed, too, by the Central Pa
ciric interest, created almost without
return by government contributions,
and by some northern men who dis
like assisting southern recovery and
well-being.
One or two facts are evident and
incontestable. The road as designed
is noed and will be of vast benefit.
It traverses an inaccessible country
of great dimensions and wealth the
Cibola of the Montezuman dynasty
which yieldod vast wealth from its
remote sources to Spanish' cupidity.
The whole country will benefit from
tills wealth. It will also carry popu
lation into new regions and build
SUtea into opulence and power. It
will enlarge the sale of cattle and
sheep and the wool crop. It will
create direct business with northern
Mexico and end Indian wars there.
ii..-.!"?8" new Pacific business,
, and 111 Mire US I
insure us that supremacy in those
waters we are seeking and must have
a supremacy which, by further
shortening the distance between west
ern Europe, Australia and eastern
Asia, will permanently secure that for
our Prta "! bottoms and nianufac-
i tares. It will satisfv the southern
Jo . fmnitilling them;M it
j Btlcii access to the Pacific and such
j internal connection as the Kansas,
Union and Northern Pacific roads
give to superior regions at a cost of
s;12.0ot. 731 to the country, on which
S5.524.000 of interest has to be paid
annually. It will end a monopoly
' "i"'" V" witu sntu precedents ana
assurances mm me im comes into
1 irTAuc f.ivai.fl.in will n.
"o " m uvi .on
without' opposition , but we lliere
that it wfll pass, and lh. after tin-
into consideration all sectional, all
hn-lllrilil otl.l lncm.tL'C! rrn.l '11 nnn
f.titntionnl considerations, it should
and tnut instantly. It ca:
fail to stimulate nihny interest
in not
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Thi ( U'eliif.la) ) tiiurnipg indicates the
election of the eulire Democratic ticket in
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ienL'!e n ho hejrlilv t.iiterLii into thn work
i e-,ter.in- jiiituhii ihz-ir m. i..rii- mi
j twt v t u ilu;K)S!libIe , tull. Tb;irde.
Lpatclics claim the S.ate t.y 12,000 to 20,000
Iuajurltv. XJle Kepublicans are aendmg no
j dt.fcplltl.nt;!t The Kepi,b!i-ans were not in
j a b,lm. ,o yofe a . .
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the Silver Dollar a a Legal Tender for all
debts public and private ; also for the re
peal ol the resumption act. Congress
seems to be in an inflation mood.
Governor ilartranft supplements the Pres
ident's Thanksgiving proclamati'in by issu
ing a proclamation appointing the same day
Nov. 29th, as a day of Thanksgiving and
prayer.
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National Thanksgiving andPrayer
TurasOAT, the 29th or Kovendes, the
Dat FixEt.
By the President of the United States of
America.
A PROCLAMATION.
The completed circle of summer and win-
ter, seed-time anu harvest, has brought us
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to the accustoaied season at which a reli-
its ardent friends : yonu mose uirecuy contenipiaiM , .,anoo i;7. ,uio.
it a correct : 'hat are nuglify; and all of its ad-1 , v "
to aid vantages are by tbe conditions of the j - ,, . V ' l'.n 'Jt ,
: i.:u ..?. i . i butinn of ballot-boxes. SoOO : belffs
tQ urn M.t iiira llliiu 1 - . . .
w, ..u.nn. ulhuviv iuaii j oiuer counierien uius on ronianu, rrovi
upon tbe Divine Father for all good gifts of I tlence, Boston and Philadelphia banks,
life and health and peace and happiness, so j There are $iOO greenbacks in circulation,
early in our history made the habit of our 0nd they are Weil designed. The only pe
people, And in the survey of the past year culiarity is iu the picture of Adams, the
new grounds for its joyful and grateful
manifestation. In all blessings which de-
P"ni1 "l""" benignant seasons this has
iu-
deed been a remarkable year. Over the
wWe territory of our country, with al! its
diversity of soil and climate and products,
the earth has yielded a bountiful return to
the labor of the husbandman. The health
of the people has been blighted by no prev
alent or w ide spread diseases. No great
disasters of shipwreck upon our coasts, or
to our commerce on the seas have brought
loss aud bardalnta to merchants or mari
ners, and clouded the happiness of the com
munity with sympathetic sorrow. In all
that concerns our strength and peace and
greatness as a nation ; in all that touches
the permanence and security of our Gov
ernment and the beneficent institutions on
which it rests ; in all tlMt affects the char
acter aud dispositions of our people, and
tests our capacity to enjoy and uphold the
equal and free conditlun of society, now
permanent and universal throughout the
, eIperitnce of rear is con-
U8, , the tectiug ,wovi.
eof .; (uI1 of ige ,,,
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hope for coming generations. L nder a
sense of these infinite obligations to the
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Great Ruler of times and seasons and events,
let ns humbly ascribe to our own faults and
frailties, if, in any degree, that perfect con
cord and happiness, peace and justice,
which such great mercies should diffuse
through the hearts and lives of our people
do not altogether and always and every
where prevail. Let us, with one spirit and
J on.e 'e- UP P'" and thanks-
ur IMt ,ud bi, mtBitett ctre T our
tioo.
Now, therefore, I, Rutherford, B. Hayes,
President of the United S rates, do appoint
Thursday, the 20th day of November next,
as a day ol national thiuksgiving and pray
er, and I earnestly recommend that, with
drawing themselves from secular cares and
labors, the people of tbe United States do
meet together on that day in their respec
tive places of worship, there to give thanks
and praise to Almighty God for His mercies,
and to devoutly beseech their continuance.
In witness wbervof I have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
Dose at tke City of Washington this twentv-
inth day of October, in the year of
our Loru one inousand eicnt nnndrt d
t,. s. and seventy-seven, and of the Inde-
penoence oi me unitea states toe
one hundred and second.
B- B- iuyes.
By the Presidtatt
War M. Ev.vst, Secretary of State.
JaSiata County Unofficial
cracks ' stats
jcdok. racAScaca
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Mifflintown F7 65 68 81
Fermanagh 60 107 58 0o
Walker 88 87 H 8S
Favette 00 00 Ml
Delaware. 70 82 70 30
Thompsontown.. 22 2 23 21
Monroe W 00 00 00
Greenwood 00 00 tO 00
Susquebauna ... , 00 00 1 00 00
Patterson 81 67 27 69
Millord 68 M bf 70
Port Royal ot' 00 00 00
Ttubett 29 62 28 6-5
Beale .; 00" (0 O0 00
Suce Hill..... 00 00 00 00
Taitcaroia 2" fel 24 90
Lack 00 K) 00 CO
Black Log 00 00 00 (10
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104
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82
24
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59
70
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64
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68
89
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71
17
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LiW-Greenback Ticket Miillintown 7 ;
Ft-nuanah 1 ; I'attersoD 28 ; Milloril 25;
Thunipsuntonn 3.
The Con! ofao Election.
An electiou iu Ptiitadelpbia is a coat
ly affair aud tbe editor of a oity paper
figured it out tbun : "For the election
of Tuesday, if tbe vote i 130,000, the
expense will be souietbiug near ninty
eeuis for each vote polled. We bave
not tbe figures of tbe present year be
fore us, but tbey will certainlv not be
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i etc., inr aenrs, ;uw; rooms i.ir
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j ttal of $ 10,000, or in the vicinity of
.jio mr every eieeuon aitision.
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1 A I.lst o f Misuser ou Con n t er-
j felt !ow lu Circulation.
! The Bankers' Ass'x-i iticin of New YorK
ci,-v compil.-d a list ol counterfeit bill,
,hjt " tr' eirculated in that
ci,y ,d State. The aiation condemn.
the officers of the Secret Service D.'part-
ni(nt for thir in.utivifv in imr hipitinv no
,ho cnirravers and niMnurictiirera ol lh
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j nent bill now in circulation: New York
city First National Bank, $"0 ; Central
National Bank, $100; Commercial, $2');
Shoe and Leather, $20 ; Tradesman's, M ;
State of New York, M and $2 bills ; Me
chanics', $20, $10 and $2 bills; St. Nicho
las, $2. New York State First National,
of Palmyra, $ iO and $2 ; Tioga, Oswego,
$20 and i; First Ehnira, $100; City,
Utica, $20 ; Firemeus' aud Merchants', Bui
falo, $10; Oneidea, $20; City National,
Albany, $10; First National, Lockport, $10;
Highland, Newbnrg, $10; National, of
Peekskill, $10 and $2; City Bank, Pough
kecpsie, $10 and $; First National, of
Ponghkeepsie. $10 and $5; Rochester,
$10; Central, $10 ; Montreal, of Troy, $23
and $10; First, of Whitehall, $10 ; Kinder
hook, $20. New Jersey First National of
ears being much smaller than in the genuine
bills. There aie a number of titties in cir
culation, but the paper is stiff and dark.
Terrible Tragedy-
A shocking tragedy is related by dispatch
from Chicago, under date of the 5th, thus :
A special Iroiu Sparta, Wis., says : Xews
has just been received from Wilton of a
horrible affair which occurred there on
Thursday night. Mrs. William Van Vor
bees, a young woman with three children,
had, after living unhappily with her hus
band in their home in the outskirts of the
Tillage, been deserted and left desolate tnd
despondent. She frequently spoke of sui
cide to the neighbors, and was prevented
from purchasing poison by them. On Thurs
day night about nine o'clock her dwe'ling
was discovered to be in flames, and when
tbe neighbors burst in tbe doors they pro
ceeded to the bedroom, when a shocking
spectacle greeted their eyes The mother,
nearly naked, lay face down in bed, with
her two youngest children in the same posi
tion by her side, all dead. The Lair, sca.'p,
and portions of the arms were burned oil
Irom each, and the blazing rafters from
above were tailing upon them. The body
of the eldest boy, aged ten years, was
found behind the bedroom door burned to
a crisp. Blood was found spattered upon
the bedclothes aud the garments of the
mother. Appearances indicate that the
woman pouoncd hersulf and the children,
and that life was extinct before tbe flames
reached them. No marks of violence
could be discovered upon tbe bodies. The
affair is being rigidly investigated.
Wind Blown a Train or Cars
off the track.
A passenger train on tbe Utah Cen
tral railroad, coming south at noon on
October 30 tb when near Fartuiugtoo
was lifted from the track aud turued
over The coal from tbe stoves scat
tered through the cars bat tbe tires
were pot oat before damage was doDe.
Several persons were badly burt, bat
are expected to recover.
Ad earthquake shock was felt at
Glen Falls, Ogdensbnrg, Lake George
and Scfaoylerville, New York, at two
o'clock on tbe morning of tbe 4th. Tbe
load rambling noise was followed by
tbe shaking of buildings and the break
iog of crockery. Shocks were also felt
at Montreal, Ottawa and Cornwall, aud
at various points in northern New
Hampshire, Vermont, western Massa
ehuscts, and in CortDccticat.
rrocianiatinn. a4uuu : rriniinir ana
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News Items,
Shipbuilding is iarprbving in Boston.
Gen Grant receives much attentioc
ib Pans.
The quilt factors' at Yerk is again id
operAioo. ,
Charles rtrlTden and' wife, of Trenton
were poiMned by eating buefisb.
Two ftrtlft.d in western North Car
olina are being constructed mainly with
convict labor.
The A illiainsport rubber factory em
ploys 200 tuen, and does a business of
over $50,000 a uionih.
Farmer Dackuiao f lianipionburg.
Orange county. New York, Las reals d
over $100,000 Iroiu tbe sate of bores
from bis farm within tbe past year.
Governor Sanfurd, of Cat., purchased
$42,800 worth.
Senator Wallace rises to say that he
is not tbe inveutor of the gold dollar
and does not cuniiuit bimielf to its for
tunes. In Euiuiett count, Iowa, there was
not a single Prohibition or Greenback
rote, and in two townships not a siairle
Democratic, vote. In toother townsbld
j there was only one Democratic vote to
sixty-two Kepublcan.
Tbe Greek Church tolerater neither
org'au nor wouiad's voices.
Tbe wife of John S. Reichenbsoli
residing above Northumberland fell in
to tbe canal and was drowned.
The boftse of Genera! 'ampbell Con
gressman from Altoona, was robbed of
i valuables a few nights sinoe.
j Mr. McXaif of HarrUbur; was kick
ed by a mule recently and died from
! the effect.
Three thousand yards of ingrain cr
pet were manufactured at the Schuyl
kill county prison la-t uiontb.
Dickinson CoIlegejCariisle, has eit
ty-tbreestudents.
The hog cholera is prevailing with
considerable seventy lu s-iutbern Bjrku
There are sixty eight Dauphin ouu
ty priperties uuder the Sueriff s ham
mer. In tbeit pursuit of Ciiief Joseph,
General Howard's commaud t marched
six'een hundred miles.
Uaiiug sagj is becoming a paying
btigiue at Suiiib.s lyaudiug, Nw Jcr
sey.
Twelve hundred pairs of rboes are
made daily by tbe cour.cts of the
W esteru p-niteuiiary.
The IlarrUburg car simps bgin on
a Dew order ou VVeduenday lor one
hundred cars for the New Yurk Central
linlroad.
A uiaa while shooting at a duck in
Cambria e uuty shot Samuel UriJM
jr, who is expscted to die. The ball !
tirst gianced on the. water.
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a momer auu a uaugnter e.opea wua
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their husband aud father disconsolate
The West Chester Village Record
contained notices from ei&hty eight
farmers in Chester county prohibit ng
persons from trespassing on their lands
for gunning and bunting purposes.
"Never catch me marrying a reformed
man." a:d a wise little Chicago girl:
"when I get married it will be to some
man that doesn't need reforming.''
Aud she was right.
The Russian operations around Plev
na have created a panicky commotion
in Coustautnople. Tbe Russian General
Melikoff bas been appointed provisional
Governor ol Turkish Armeuia. The
Russians bave bad another success io
Armenia, surprising and captunug a
Turkish position. Tbe Turks in tbe
field in that quarter now occupy their
last position east of Erzerouui.
Mrs Mary Jane Mcultough was barn
ed to death m Erie. Sbe went to bed
intoxicated aud tbe bed olotlnug caught
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nre irom a cau'iie ten uuruiug at me
bead of hvr bed
A butcher named MeCaiidles, living
in Butler, was teeeutly at acked by
vicious ball. His abdotnn was ripped
open to such an extent that almost bis
entire bowels gusbed out upon tbe
ground, but notwithstanding this be
rose to bis feet and ran for some dis
tance, dragging bis bowels after him.
At la-t accouuta be vas still living.
A oouple of Harrisbarg Nimrods
came to Perry county, and Pacific ex
press, on Tuesday morniog of last week
and when they returned home in the
evening their gsme string numbered 99
ducks and 15 quail, all shot between
liaily's and Juniata Bridge.
Counterfeit live dollar bills on Penn
sylvania banks are in circulation iu
New York. The counterfeiter, John
Thomas has been arrested Tbomas is
a notorious burglar, and it is supposed
belot.gs to a gang of counterfeiters op
prating outside of New York city.
George W. Kiuiiuell, a prominent
banker of Somerset, committed suicide
on Eriday a week by shooting himself.
He was in the babit of drinking, and
his sprees were always followed by
melancholy.
Saturday last was the 195th anni
versary of tbe landing of William Peno
on American soil. Tbe anniversary
was duly celebrated by the Penn Club
of Pbilidelphia..
An American engineer who examin
ed tbe defenses of Plevoa says tbey
are similar in design, bat weaker than
tbe works which surrounded Richmond
or Washington daring tbe rebellion.
A son of Mr. Andrew Hewitt, of
Dividing Creek N. J., was bitten by a
mad dog some two years lines. The
affair bad been almost forgotten, but
some days since the lad showed symp
toms of hydrophobia, and began bark
ing like a dog Several physicians at
tended bin: without avail, and after
much suffering he died.
Frank Millis of Northumberland, says
tbe Prea, while cleaning his well was
drawn np by his wife with a bed cord,
and when within five fest of the top tbe
cord broke and be fell twenty-five feet
to the bottom. One of his feet was
badly hart, being tarced so as to stand
bavk wards.
voiiou-aecu tin, buiiiitu to ijurepe, t i . i . .
, . ' a ii drank water at a pump some time last
comes bacK to America and is sold as 1 gulnl1Hr
-pure olive oil." j A juryman in the liissef murder trial
A benevolent order called, the -Or- j at Lebanon gave us a reason for their
der of Forestry," it spreading rapidly Dot br,pag in , TCrdict ,.f eal,,T tuat
in some of the western counties. tI)( ,.were ,frai,j ,hlt uUsk.?8 ghos. jn
Kitty Roup, who died recently at f,er l.Tetime would haunt us if we found
Pittsba.-g, was worth $500,000 Tbe Liln guilty
estate wi.l be divided equally among At Patterson, S. J., nnSunJsv, two
te he,rs- I boys ageJ respectively 15 an J 13 years
A di.-pitch from Fort Dodge, Ijws, 0f ae, annoyed a cau il boat catitain to
says that fifty Pittsburg miners have diicb a degree that he fired at them with
arrived there to work iu the mines. , a xhot gun and severely wounded beth.
Iu excavating au old tannery last On last Wednesday a mm narted
week used by 1 Johnson, of Le Rays Frank 1'arks fell dead in front of Jack
ville, Bradford county, fifty years ago, son and Wodin's stroe. He was em
there was uuearthed a side leather which j ployed about the place at tbe time, and
had laiu in au old vat thirty nine years j had been apparently well. M-art dis
tress and bright as when first put in. j eae probably. Bloomhurr Columbian
. News Items. -
CuatsbefabSrg bas a new tiiilitary
company.
A Pittsburg (nan, aged 72, has been
arrested for arsoa.
L'arso uiarder (rial cost Nurthamton
county tbe sum of $5,950 G7
. Tbe fifty-sixth auuual session of the
Lancaster County Teachers' Institute
wi41 be held at tbe Court-house in Lan
caster, fiotn the 12th iust , inclusive.
Sixty thousand dollars have been re
fused by Harper for Lis brag horse Tea
Broeck. , ,
- James Mioly, a Sebyulfcill coSnty
Moliy Maguire, was . arrested near
Wilke8barre on Thursday upon a charge
of being accessory to , the murder of
Wren and Sanger near Pottsrille in
September, 1875.
Mr. Krrett, of Peunsylvania says lie
will aik an appropriation of $ 1 ,000.000
for tho f'ntsburg Custom house. The
ground has been purchased at a out of
S'JO,00d aud notiiiug has yet been done
with it.
William H. liootb, one of tbe oldest
and most prominent citizen of Chester,
dropped dead in his yard ou Thursday
morning. He was sixty six years of
age.
Advices from Newfoundland stste
that tire fisheries are a failure, and that
the pio.peots base not beju so bai for
years. Ou the western coast there is
great destitution, and tears are enter
tained of tuucii autferiug daring the
coming aimer.
An exeursion party will leave Chain
beribur about tbe 15ib for Kausass
City, Mo.
A Pittrfburg man, who was seriously
injured whilst intoxicated, bai brought
suit to recover $5000 damage- from tbe
man who sold bun the liquor.
A uiau died in the Reading hospital
S few daly sinoe friendless aud penni
less, who to bis time bad won half a
million dollars at three card niotitc.
Tbe French are much pleased with
General Grant ; but then, all people
are pleased with Geueral Grant, but the
Democrats.
The number of lives lost on steamers
in American witters iQ tbe past year was
211.
Mrs. Klleu Cn-T, who set her sister
in law's bouse ou Bra in New York and
said S'le would like todanae on the ash
es, has been sentenced to imprisonment
lor lite,
There were six hundred and rixteen
berths and fnnr hundred aud forty
seven dem'hs in N-w York last week.
A Udy iu Reading was suddenly
seis-d teith nausea aud retchitig which
dislodged a lizard about three inches
lung, the tail having been broken. She
tt.,., fnnrlh ... tl..t lft
r her in the same wsv anrl mIim airrihii.
ted their presence to the fact tbat she
- i
j,r Sfurga gave bis congregation,
tneotuer day somepeisonal iiitvruiation
1 -
concerning hars. He said that in h
younger days the chimuey-pot hat was
indispensable if a preaches wished to
, mainum his respectability; but that be
now wore any kind of a hat, regardless
of consequences.
Miss Lizzie Ihling Rose made so at
cent in a baloon from St. Louis recent
ly' and spent the night in the clouds
Sbe had a thrilling adventure and was
finally landed in a tree top. from which
she was aisted by a farmer to tbe
ground. She made a narrow escape
from landing in the Mississippi.
A woodpecker bored a hole in tbe
spire of a church in Jackson. Mississip
pi, last Spring, and made his nest with
in It In the Summer however, a swarm
of bees Hew to tbe spire, drove out tbe
woodpecker, and bave since filled the
tbe interior with honey. And now
man. tbe sovereign despoiler, bas dis
covered the hoard, and resolved to ex-
hiblt fhe p;rp witn itj D0Tei contunts
i
at tue gta'e Fair.
A resident of Bradock Allegtny
collector who bai almost pestered the
life out of him. on Wednesdsy paid tbe
amount of his taxes, $1 1,23, io old fash
ioned red coppers. The money weigh
ed twenty six pounds and filled a perk
measure to overflowing. The collector
had to get a bag to carry tbe coppers
away in.
Miles Klinch, of hicsgo, six years
ago married Mrs. Klinch, and she bas
since presented him with eleven chil
dren. Four times she bas given birth
to triplets.
The Free Press is still away behind
the age, fur it thinks "It is better that
a woman should keep ber stockings in
repair than that 6be should know the
origin of th" rainbow."
In the Pittsburg Penitentiary is
child that was b.ru there, and bas nev
er been outside its walls. The moth
er was committed to the institntion two
years agu. Three weeks after her in
carceration she gave birth to tbe child,
which is well cared for by tbe prison
authorities.
Pnilip Wismer and bis son, of Toby
haona, Luzern county, tbe former aged
forty five and tbe latter seventeen, en
gaged f . r some time past in eutting
wood for Isaac Case, some distance from
tbe village, bad erected a shanty or
cabin to live io when not at work. On
Thursday morning some parties passing
through the woods found the cabin in
ashes, and appearances indicated that
it bad been burned on tbe night before.
Upon examining the place more closely
the charred bodies of father and son
were found among the debris.
Daring the week ending October 27,
1G2 freight trains passed Johnstown
eastward on the Pennsylvania railroad
consisting of 5430 loaded aud 464 em
4G4 empty cars, being a total of 5894,
and an increase over tbe week ending
October 20 of 11 trains 244 load
ed and 231 empty cars, or 475 more
ears in all. During tbe same week
there were 164 trains westward, vilh
2541 loaded and 3257 empty ears, mak
ing a total of 5799. This was an in
crease over tbe previous week of 26
trains, with 76 loaded and 403 empty
ears an aggregate of 473 cars.
News Items. .
The Turk is tbe cluaaest tuaa io Asia
minor:
(ifittor Invpa mm nan v." So does a
. r J-
t . kl. . ...... lA..
mat . .u.c j u"t i.wj .
With 150,000 Russian solJicrs and
5V) pieces of artillery banging away at
Ficvua on elf sfifes.
Oeuasioually Tweed spent $000,000
for a little information. It cost Jjioi
tbat aiuouut to assertain that bis son
couldn't keep a Broadway hotel.
A Nebraska judge deoidod to give a
horse thief one more cace to reform.
As tbe fellow left the neighborhood to
begin o newer and better lifu ha took
a!orw the judge's horse to help bun.
Susin May, of Mechaniesville, X. Y.
tbrcw her four children into a deep and
swift running creek on Saturday morn
ing aud jumped In herself. Tbe eldest
child managed to reach tbe shore and
gave tbe alarm, and tbe mother and
one child were rescued. Tbe bodies of
the two others were found an hoar after
ward.
A tramp stopped at a farm boose near
T.ffi.n. Ohio, aud beased somcthine to'
! eat. While at tje bouse he saw that the
i farmer was suffering with rheumatism.
land reecomended a tea of jituson w-d
as a sure core la ten minutes after
drinking th. lioni.l man died in the
greatest a2onv. Whether the tramt)
I knew the po.woous nature of the drink
time for intellient'people to refuse t'o
swallow everything prescribed for dis-
. .--....
or not is not stated; but it is oertaiuiy
! ease by strangers.
They were what the world cal!s"en
, ,j . . . .
;ggeu, ou u ey wer. j,oig . ii.... , ttMSared sixteen feet at a jump west of i.tlintown. contaiuing about 21
' some of her relatives thirty miles dis- , . . . . ,, ,. . . " ... , , . . . ...
. rr i , . .i. i ! kept np with the bull and velied at tse Are er Land, nearly all of which ucle irt V
! tsot. Two railroads ran to tbe home. r . , , ., . - . . . . . , . ... .. . .
I - , , .i i : ton of his voio: -Look out. Here we ani in a good state ot cultivation, havir.
of the latter, and the lovers were uti le- ' . . , , . . . . ..,,,,.
... .-, . , ...P, ; eome, darn our fool souls. Ilosd aa thercou crated aconnnouioiu DW ELLIXf;
cid-id which one to take "iiicreis a" ; ... j .j w . ...
I, , , . . . , soraeboy;" acd when baited, and tbe HOL bE, Bank Barn, and all necessarv out
! luntJ, dark tunnel on tbe U rnad, : , J r l- w i ' ,
I- t .i . i j 1 yoke was bein lifteo from bis necz, be buiidiiuts. There is a Urge varicte ot ex
isn t there : she mnoeeutly aked. . ' : a . .
j He said ther, was. -And none on the ' yeiled; " ! "Tpk ': "V 7 ? " 1 " "'T' ' f
' line?" she futher inquired. He me, 1 Wl11 8,aDL -SPrlndd Jur- Rood water at the door. F..r furtuer par-
' said tbrre was not. Then let us o "' , tieulars apptv at the 5f.f office, Lew:,-
! by way of the Q ro. l," she softly J Aresponden. 'at Reading sends ns 'i?"" """"k ' M,m.!K,owa' r !''
mured. And they went Wovi ' lh. fliw.. account of sn Jsanlt by . SIwo"'
i Herald. tramps; Mr. Samuel Kurtz, a former. A FARM or o- ACKtS, MOI5E oa LZ'iz ,
j Oa Sundav a man named Butler, re-! resident of Chestpr county, now of tbe : situated iu Walker tovn.-hip. immdiiu-iy
j siding near Freedom, on the Huliidays ; firm of Mengel Si Kurtx, fl.iur mTehints j est of Davi,'s Lock, bjuti i.-d by the ?.-;. -.
j burg and Morrisuu's Cove Railroad, I Reading, Pa., was aaolted last Sandsy . ,y ram i Can.J, by lauds of John F. S;u::h.
i was accidentally shot aud iustautly klil- j morning, at bis residence by tramps. ! by lands of Christopher Tyso-i and bi laxi
j ed. He and bis uncle were iu the Mr. Kurtz lives some distance from ,ke lavis, hivin.? thei.-nt erocted a
I woods hunting wild turkeys, when rut- j Reading, and was abont to drive in to j yy,y FRAMK lloL'SE. Sial.ij ar.i ost
ler asked bis relative to hold bis guu ' church, when be noticed tramps loiter- : huil.iin. A Well of Krt-rat.- 'vat.r. C:
wbile be put bis pants io his b'tot legs. ! ing around the premises. Thinking i trrn Young Orchard of Apple Trees al
in bauding tue guu to Ins uucle, tbe
hammer caught on some obstruotion,
whicb discbarged tbe weapon. 1 he
w bole charge passed through iiutlcr s
I body, entering below the brea-.t bone,
killing him instantly. These are all
the facts we cnuli! learn of the trac'c
j occurrenci, and is a painful commen-
i tary on the violation of the Sabath.
I .11 will Tribune.
A despatch f.-i m Lancaster under
' lt:ilrt r.f ti. t ir-1 ..f I l.ii.il... ... .-j. (lu I
!de..l b..dv f. ne.tlr-drd ".
l-i. .1.1 . J. . , j . r .. ,
child, about two years old, was foun l '
in a Mu'il! stream alonv the line of tbe I
line of tbe Quarryville branch of the
Phila.lelr.hi. ard R-,,1,,. l:,i!rol
' near New Provident, f.-i'irten n.iU,
1 ...o,v ,'.;. ik.,1 u
soa'a fn tms City. About a week ao
. i. i . - .1.- .1 i .?
i; z r.J." z".,
K..ii.. i -t,., i k. i j
Oeheve. 1 she was laboring und.-r a de -
, ,.- .. i.
I iu.-.ito. aim iioiuioi; more ris iiiouui oi
iCoverv to di b the
. . . .i
o at ooce st.ipped the
,t 1 ' - .
pieces of slag were tound
it until the disci
ciidoctor. who
i train. I.Hrcp r.ipf.M of s hit
i.- .j ..... l. i.i
j ii... iu iir irn iim ut-vn, Lira.IV lllill- ,
cation deliberate murder. An
nn-
married woman is suspected, and tbe
case is beinir looked aftr bv the loe.l
authorities.
A sudden and terrible casntlty hap
pened in East Brandy wine township on
r - . "...
-Mouda last, by Whico a man in vi?ur-1
rous health was almost instantly sent
. s
into eternity, iraocis Dowlin went
out in his corn field in the morning to
husk corn. Expecting to find some
rabbits iu the shocks he took a guu with
him for the purpose of killing them.
He stood bis guu against a shock and
went on with his work, at, last forget
ting that be bad bis guu with bim. Af
ter awhile he commenced on the shock
against which his gun rested, and sink
ing a blow with the cotter to sever tbe
few standing stalks, be eame io contact
itb tbe gun, exploding it. The weap-
oo was leanifijT toward and in close pnz-;
' . I i .t a . I
mil v io nis poay, ana toe wnotc cbarge
. j,- V. .. j i j j-
penetrated bis left side and lodged in j
the upper part of the breast. He s'ag- j
gered, fell to the ground, and when the
hired man, who was of ar by, ran to his
assistance, be as Zed for a physician and
his father in law. His sister in law
was attracted by the explosion, and
hurrying to him, supported bim in tier
arms where be died in live minutes af
terward. The deceased leaves a yoang
wile anc lonr small cnuircn to mourn
over bis sudden taking
county Republican
off CWf
I
Stage Robbed.
A dispatch Irom Cheyenne, under;
date of the 2ud inst., savs : The 6taeo j
h.i . i -. i t
that lett Dcadwooa on Tucsasy
morning coming south was stopped and
robbed on Wednesday night within I
three miles of this post by two armed 1
men. There were seven passengers on '
the eoacb, among whom were United 1
Stated States .Marshal Sweezey. The
. . , . J I
robbers took everything of value. :
Lieutenant Chase, with a detachment !
of the Third Infantry, started in t.ur-l
suit of the thieves. After a five mile
chase the robbers were captnred. One
of them is identified as Webster, tbe
murderer of Denuty Sheriff uney.
They would not give their names, t
telling the officer of tbe day they bad a I
day they
dozeu names each, and there was no
use in giving any names. Tbe two
gray horses tbey rode were identified as
the two bosses that belonged to the
Cheyenne and Black Hills Stage Com
pany, and were stolen from them some
time ago. The robbers in their flight
threw away most of tbeir plunder.
Straw-Burning Stove.
From the Chicago Timts.
Of late 1 bave eaten a dinner cooked
by grass, as well as examined straw
furnaces io the houses of Kisbop Peters
and scores of his flock, Russian Men
oonites. There has been no freezing in
bis Louse (4Sx2G) during the past two
years since it was bnilt ; yet bis onlv
winter fuel has beeo straw, and bis fur
nace, the iron work of which cost $5, is
heated only three times day. What
Nebraska baa wasted now warms a thou
sand Muscovites. Russian furnaces, 1
notice, are already set up in the booses
of Yankees, who see tbat if tbeir fuel
shall be henceforth costly or their
dwelling! eold, tbe fault will be all
their owa.
Murder and suicide.
A special from East Liverpool, Ohio,
says on the afierooou of the 30 tb
Raiph Wintergill cut his wife's throat
with a razor, causing death in a few
minu'ts and then gashed bis own throat
severing the windpipe and inflicting s
wonnd which will ptobably result fa
tally. Husband and wife were about
forty years old, and ha7d not lired am
icably together for some time past, ow
ing to jealousy on tbo psrt of the bus
band, who intimated last evening that
alienatioo of his wife's love froin hiui
was the eus of thn tragedy.
Only a 5ew York. man.
Mr. R. II. Dauna, Jr., told the fol
lowing ''little story" at a dinner party
in Ronton not lonir aco : He 3 PS8" :
- .i,.,.h m t thn North End
1 ll 11 iregiu vow -
one nij.ht. and took it into his head to
look iu. After a few ni iiuents ob,er
vation and listening, he was quietly re-
tirine. when one of the offieial mem
bers" stepped up and expressed regret
that they coa'd not offer him more at
ir(fift nreaehinir. Mr. Danna re
marked noliielv that it was very good,
but the eolored brother invsfetl on ap
. . - .
.. Iodising, "Not much in At way ob
: prea :LIn, sir, only a New York man !"
j 7,7 , . , T"i,,
er UCD WkI lsIand' l' .
I ge, and its people bad
! fu0 " to ". "u8 8"ber
I 0 d.gnihed citizen put bis owe. DM
j - i .
1 ae to teach the animal
I e useful and work. hen he
i found tbe bull was running away with
! found the bull was running sway
'. him down a ditt road tnwaid a crowd
, aruna me rourury aioie ou oi-m-u
. i . .n til w. j
tnev luigni nsveevii inten'ions, ne wait-
ed for some time for them to go away be -
lore be let', as by nis departure nis two i
dtughters wrulil be unprotected. 1 be
i tramp, seeing be did nnt intend to
i leave, came to the house and attempted
! to kill the dog. Mr. K. jnmped from
j from the wagon to interfere, when one
t of them struck him senseless with a
club and raised it fr.r a secoud stroke,
wbeu bis daughter, with all the he-
! roi?m of a Pocohonttts, llune herself on
I her fat her and dared the i utfim to strike
j teato. Mie screamed and the tramps
Sue theu jumped in'o the car-
Tiage anJ drove to the ueare! farmh 'Use
. "M ve l,,e a,n"' w"e u,e n,eD ltu
' "J rr't- After a
hard eha.e of a mile aud bslf the tramps
....'
' were captured by 3ir. rivatis, who hap-
' fken bef.re the Mayor and bcked nr.
.,. ... ., 1
I'r eidman, of Reading, was summon-
- . .. . - ....
' foffn(1 "r- Kurtz s injuries se-
1 vere, the blow making a bad cut ou tbe !
i . , , , . ;
. head, and csuntii? concussion of the '
. . . . ...,r ....... ... ... . .!
i oram
He is still confined to bts bed
He intends to bave the law enforced on
the man as soon as he recovers. Ckes
! ' juiun
n I I
It is reiated that when Andrew Jack -
son was military commander in Florida,
t... i..i . .1 . .1 i. a
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tial, sentenced and hanged, two En-
uc u.u uieu ai uiuui uea'i court uiar-
! ffltihmen who had tried to incite msur-
i w
rection u.a'n the Indians. President
Monroe flared" (hat Great Britain
would be indignant, aud summoned! A FRM OF SIXTY ACKES IN IEM
Jackson to Washingrett to be repri- j WJre tnM La ..l' of g ,od qa!itv.
manded. Secretary Adams defended Bjv! n,,, urecU.,r a L:A; nov
Jackson and made a long argument, to ; wearllel.bl)ar,led, BANK UAP.N, ne;.-!,
which he quoted international law as i an,, ohcr ltIl!,i!(JitlJ,. Coor1I,.;.
expoonded by trotius, Vattel and Puf- , , v. u i.
- f. - , ' , ,. .. . to chiirv-hes. schools and nulls S muted :
fcudorr. Jackson listened in sullen si-I , ., . ,.,
, ... . I nules north ol Tlioiunsoiitown 4 unit s n. : t
lence, bat that evening, when asked at t -r, .
,. , . . , ' lliotupsontown railroad au:..:i. F :
a dinner pcrty whether be was not com- , ., . ,
, . . . J . , , ! more iletintte particulars call on or a-ldrr-
forted by Mr. Adams, citation of au-i .-i. r t irt-t-T -
thorities, he exelaiiued: "What do I' v V 7 ' . '
?are about those oM oinstj chap?
rl . a. s .'
ria-i u rutins, cust aitci ana blast.
.i.tri tl' - r i. v
the Puffen-chap. This is a fiiht be- ;
'ween Jim Monroe and me, aud I pro- j
pse to fijfht it ont." !
a i
Attempted Murder and Suicide
On October 31, in Ceutreville. Mass
Joseph Whitely, an aged man, was as !
saulted with a harsher by his wife, his!
bead being badly battered. The worn-
man then cut her throat with a raZor. ;
There is a possibility of the recovery f ,
ri'b -
GREAT BARGAIN'S !
..,,.
I will sell the followm' nime i
bj . "
Sewing
Greatly Eeduced Prices.
$25 TO $30 WILL ftl'Y A
J h"e' .
Kenimgton
OWCj
New American,
Singer,
Whitney,
Davis,
Orovcr tt Baker,
The New Domestic.
"e,1
New machines sold in lots of four at
wholesale prices.
All attachments furnishei cheap Also;
,u assortment of needles, and oil of the
be8t I"1'1?-
By sending 50 cents vou can have for-:
warded by return mail 12 assorted needles (
bv
B. M. TODD.
Patterson, Pa.
Sept 24, 1J77
jY eat :
MEAT!!
The undersigned have commenced the
Butchering business iu the borough of Mil
tlintown. BEEF,
VEAL.
MUTTON,
and PORK
can be had every Tuesday, Thursday and
3atnrdav mornings at tbeir neat stoie at
the residence of Mr. Howe, on Cherry
street. Their wa?on will also visit the resi
dence of citixens the same mornings. Kill
none but the best of stock, and sell at fair
prices. Give us a trial.
HOWE & ETKA.
June 28, 1876-tf
Sale Bills of all kinds printed on short
notice at this office
PRIVATE SALL3.
A FARM OF 74 ACRES, (5 ACRE,
ciear and in a good: sTat orcaRrratlon, fta
balance io timber, i Sprnca Bill towaafclB
Juniata county, Psv, wwafraV frm
proposed rairoad frcta tbe JtataU to tL,
I'otouiac river, six nJfcs Cram I'wrt Roif .
The improvements are a Large StoueDaeft.
Zing House, 28x30 fest, with a we.'f of goo
water at the door. Bank Barn, Corn Ciihj
and otL'er cutlniiZdings, a (ar;e Appfe Oj.'
chard, and a great variety of ft-nit. AU
the right to quarry lime stone on a fat;il
about a haf distant. The farm has baa
luueil recentv.
! Tr Oce-uCST cash,' taitnee i3 r,,
annua pay men ta.
For lurtlier larticuiars soare-.
S. A. HOFFMAN,
Spruce Wit, Juniata t., p.
A FIRST-RATi. FARM, COX TA IX iy y
, j i - i
! One llundred and S,uty Acres, m tne Ui:
! wheat-growing district in the State oi'OU,.
j situated one-naii mue m.m amaoaa rail-
road station, in Fairlield county, and
mile from a good pike. The iuiprorenitt
area large two-story BKICK HtSE nj
rooms, hall and cel'arj. Double Log Brrx
; and Stable, ar.d other buildings, and a ,.;
Si . .
; oi g.i water. .rc, o. ,r,ag w.,t-r
; traverses the centre of tho farm. Th-.x ,
' a large orchard oa the premises. Wul
' $r0 "cr' wt cah' W'-
A n 'j"inin8 "M ,or r r.
. Tue ruaso!) for.elliug.is thedca-ru toiur..K
in city property, in Circle.!!
For all ir..
formation address
J. SWEVEK,
Kick tway Co., Ofiio.
TMK HEIRS OF PETER AXD Srs.ltf
JtlN'GLE offer at private aale, the real -!
tato of said decedents, situated in Fertcin-
. . 1.:.. T , . i . i . O.
agu iuy, u-i- .vii;, i vur ui.t
, p-i, Trees. First-rate river b..r:ai 1 m i.
; .Kir.ibU home. For more deSniie pr-
ticul;irs call on J. Vf. f.yib-r on the i)rop
; t'rty, or address hi;n at Thoinj-a mt j'
' Juniita Co.. Fa.
ONE OK THE MO?T FKOFITABLE
l liLAt-KSMITII STANDS in the coumv
I may be purchased of tiie ninlersigTn.ti at a
; reasonable onoe. The rrope.-ty rs sirmu-,;
; in 4ointoii. Juniata Co., Fa., aul wit::
the Sn.ith tan.l include
I.-t f j'o..i:t
! T W ACUE.S. having there.. er-.r.d
i comfortable Twu-storv FramcH iu
. co'n-
inodiolis Stalfc and other outh.ii' iii.r-
There is a Well of gooif wtK'r a( ?".e lm r
ol the hons'. For p.irtii iiiais call cr. i,r
Mrvas
WM. HOiii'S.
; W.iiuv.t p. O., Juuiai.t Co.,
the following keal est.'
ATH IV
u- ueUatma township:
i -v- . v r
No. 1.-4- I't of ground containip?
acres, VitTi large Dwelling Honie. an.i . -x-
cellent water at the door. Good Barn,
, , , ....
Suioke llonse and otber ontlxui'imi:-
- - . .. . . .. ... . -..
' Young and thriving Orrh-ird ot aoont '
'. well selected aiple-trees, 4.c. Ch'irvh ai-
joining the pren.ises.
No. About 4 acres of land, wuh 31?
j jeTvi cle.tr'iT iVid il.'.it r good cultivation.
1 BaUwv wMJ)1:aml.
j x. 3 A trMt of TiBlbcrUlIll coliUil.
i .
' insr o acres.
: ing acres.
AM thf-c projs rties within one-fourth o.'
nnl '" "'"er.
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Apply to S. G Dr.ESSf.EH.
OrieuUl P. Juniata Co., Fa.
T,rr. T.. ,. , . ,,.,.
TWENT ACKk.i GOOD Till U i-1.
,xyi 2 ,,u.. frolll Patterson anu r. -
Koyal, one-bait mile Irom Saw Mill. :.-.-
tnulH;rla:id adjoining this can b- oioiglit.
! o. r. cl kl ttrir.Li.
1 Office, Bridge ft., Mimto, i"
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JVEW DRIU STOKE,
. VL-C. t "77. ...
lJ-V-NKb 5t llA.ULl,
(Bcliw Buiiding,)
-Main Street, Mifflinto vn, J
DEALERS IX
i KRl'fJS AND MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, DYE STIFF. FA J '
01LS,VARNlSHF.S.iL.ASS,l'i;T 1
WJliill., LAMPS, BL'KNEK .
CHIMNEYS. B R C S H ES
IIAIBKLhHES.TM111
BKLSHES, PER.
ilMERY, COMBS,
SOAPS. HAIR
OIL, TUB AC
CO, CIGARS.
NOTIONS.
STATION EkT
LARGE VARIETY or
; PATENT MEDIC INKS,
, Selected with great cara, alr-i wjt,
. jrom hich authoritv.
i CyPurest of WINES AND L1Q: '
U'S
fKt! ' 'TION S cnipoundec v-
I great care. June
I O E..BURLAS"
j AC
If EXT 1ST.
Ollice opposite Lutheran Church.
Port royal, jus lata co., pa..
; Where he will spend the first ten d.ijs
t each mouth, commencing Iect ruber ist.-
The balance of the lima his othce will !.
occupied by J. S Kiituer, a young n,.::
; worthy of confidence, and w ho bas bei -:
asociaed with the Doctor as stndent an.i
i assistant two years and npwards. Those
who call dnrii if Dr. Burlan's absence fir
professional service, may. and will pleas.i
arrange the time with Mr. Kilmer whn tfcev
may be served, on the return of tbe Doctor.
WlAlinSACTORY.
THE undersigned, at !ris shop, on Water
street, Mittl;nfown, has now on band
and for aale cheap, a general assortment of
CHAIRS.
lie also bas a large lot of
COFFINS
on hand, and, having purchased a ne
Hearse, is now prepared to attend funerais
at the shortest notice and on the BMt 'ib
eral terms. He has made a great reduction
in the price of Collins.
Repairing promptly attended to.
july23tf O. P. ROB1SON.
Large stuck of Readv-made Clothinr for
sale by BARLEY CO.