SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
Wednesday, May 14, 1879.
TERMS.
Subscription, $1.60 per iddobi, if paid
wittln 12 tnontha; $2.00 if nut pud within
Z month.
Transient advertisements icserted at 50
cents per inc'o for each insertion.
Transient business notices In locl col
mn, 10 cents per line for each insertion.
Deductions will be male to those desiring
to advertise by the year, half or quarter
vear.
Committee Meeting.
Tho members of Republican County Com
mittee are requested to meet at the Penn
sylvania House in Mittiintown, on
SATUhDAT, JUNK 21st, 1S79,
at 1 o'clock r. to fix a time for holding
the Primary Election, and transact such
other business ss may come before it.
JOHN T. BOURSE, Chairman.
The following named Republicans com
pose the Committee :
JoHS T. Nocbse, Chairman.
Mifflintown P 1) tiaiulin. C B Horning.
Patterson S 1$ Caveny. I G Mirks.
Thompsontown Levi M vers. C V Steimnets
Delaware Peier Troup, 11 R Sowers.
Port Royal W C Pomeroy, T M Moore.
Tuscaroia V S Fisher, T Creighton.
Walker Michael Coidren, Henry Book.
Bla.-k Log A W Opple.
Tnrbett John G Hertz'er, D E Kobiaoni
Lark XI Stump, Win Ross.
Milford John T Shover, V N Sterrett.
Monroe C S She!! nberr, D W Weiiner.
Spruce Ilill A W Snyder, S P Wharton.
Fayett; W S Brown, David Charters.
Tic-ale SV R Young, Joseph Witters.
Greenwood Harrison Miuniutu, Henry P
Zeiders
Susquehanna H K Freymoyer, S G Dress
ier. Fermanagh Isaac Sieber, Joseph BresL
John S- Craybill, of Mifllintown, is tLe
member of the State Central Committue tor
Juniata county.
CHANGE OF TIME PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
A new time-table went into effect On the
Pennsylvania Railroad on Monday, the 12th
Inst., the following points of observation in
regard to wl.ich will be of interest to tne
traveling pub ic. The day express leaves
Pittsburg 8.2o a. "., city time, and arrives
at Harrisburg 3.55 P.M. Passengers on this
train for local points between Harrisburg
and Philadelphia, chat1 go cars ar.d take an
accotntusdation train leaving Mtrrisburg at
4.30 p. if. This train makes all stops and
arrives in Philadelphia at 7.30 P. M. The
Johnstown Express leaves Johnstown as be
fore, niaV.jg the n-cal slop as far as Fa !1,
from which joint to Philadelphia it runs
through without stopping. Pasen;j?rs on
this train for local points betwe.n Paoliatid
Phi'ade'phis, change cars at Paoli and take
an aceomniod-.t'on tnin leaviug that point
at 5.10 p. 10 u inutcs alter the arrival
of the Expres.
The Sunday mail train leaves Columbia
tw hours later than before, artiving iu
1 hiladelphia at 7.00 p. m.
Stocchuldfes of K:versi ia.Park and Ag
ricultural Association met in Squire Lou
don's office last Thursday afternoon, for the
trtosact'on of business.
The President, E. S. Psrkor, stated that
the object of the meeting was, or i, to
elect oSicers for the coming year, and trans
act mill otaer busiae as may come before
the meeting.
Wiliiara J. Jack man and W. S. North
were appointed Sectetaries of the meeting.
On motion the stockholders proceeded to
Dominate candidates for the office of Presi
dent of the Association. The names of the
following gentlemen wsre presented for
nomination : E. S- Patker, John Cunning
ham, S. B. Loudon, and Porter Thon pson,
but all and each in turn declined to become
candidate.
Robert McMeen and Dr. L. Banks were
put in nomination, neither of whom were j
present at tbe time of nomination. After j
balloting the vote stood Banks, 22 ; He- '
Meen, 41 ; and Mr. McMeen was declared
the President of the Association fur the
coming yesr. I
S. B. Loudon vras nomiuated for Secre
tary, and had no competition for the pusi- j
tion. !
A. O. Bonsall moved that W. S. North
be authorized to cast the 03 votes, as rep
resented in the meeting, for S. B. Loudon
for the office of Secretary of the Associa
tion for tiie coming year. The raotion was
seconded and carried without a dissenting
oice.
T. V. Irwin was nominated for the office
of Treasurer of the Association, and Por
ter Thompson was authorized to cast the 63
votes, as in the case of Secretary, after
which Mr. Irwin was declared to be the duly
authorized Treasurer of the Association for
the coming year.
On motion the meeting proceeded to the
nomination of a Bard of Directors. Many
were nominated, bat all declined excepting
eight the nctnber required by the laws of
the Association to constitute the Board of
Directors, with the President, who by vir
tue of his off.ee is a member of the Board.
The eight geLtlemen nominated were
James Adams, II. S. Cironir.ger, A. G. Bjo
all, R. E. Parker, Jerome Sieber, John
Cnnningham, Jacob Sulouff, Dr. L. Banks.
As there was r.o contest, on motion, Sam
uel Strayer was authorized to cast tbe 63
o.es for the Directors nominated, after
which the eight gentlemen named were de
clared duly elected as a Board of Directors
for the Association for the coming year.
The election of five Vice Presidents was
the next business for the Association. Quite
a number were nominated for tbe position,
and alter balloting once, the following
named gentlemen were declared elected by
the following vote :
W.P.Thompson, 44 votes; Henry Su
louff, 38 vctes ; James McAuley, -16 votes ;
W. D. Cramer, 42 votes ; J. K. Robison, 50
Totes. After which election, notice was
served on the stockholders by E. D. Parker,
from whom the Park was leased, that the
old lease had expired some time since,
whereupon the outgoing Board of Directors
was immediately called to consider the ques
tion of the lease.
The ontgoing Board authorized the Presi
dent and Secretary of the Association to
sign tbe lease, the main provisions of which
re : A lease of the Park for a period of
four years from tbe 8th day of May, 1S7 9,
at an annual rent of one hundred and twenty-four
do'!sra.
Adjourned.
THE KANSAS MONTHLY
An illustrated journal published in the
Interest of those who are seeking homes, is
on cut Ui.ie. Every inra'grant should have
it. Sent free of postage for 15 cents a Dum
ber. Address, J. 3. Boughton, Publisher,
Lawrence, Kinaas.-
Henry Smith, Harry Moore, Win. Cleck,
ad D. Ailman took a drove of young cattle
to the bead-waters of Licking Creek to sum
mer pasture.
Juniatd County Sabbath-School
tonvenuon.
The Thirteenth Annual Convention of tbe
Juniata County Sabbath-School Association
will be held in the Lutheran" Church, at
Tuotnpjontown, Pa., on Wednesday and
Thuraday, May 28th and 29lh, 1870. The
following programme has been prepared i
WEDNESDAY, MAY 23.
Arraasoos Session.
1:80 Devotional Exercises.
2i00 Election of Officers.
Address of Retiring President. Rev.
H. F. Wilson.
2:S0 Report from Schools, their condition,
wants, encouragements and discour
agements. 8:30 How to prepare a lesson. E. O.
Kreider, Eira C. Dotv, H. E. Oves,
Rev. J. C. Oliver, Dr.'O. II. McAlis
ter. Wm. B. MoCahan.
4:16 How to teach a lesson. Rev. E. E.
Berry, H. H. North. Vim. Ruthor
ford, John W. Evans, Charles Wa
ream, Trof. J. T. Ailman, J. X.
N ourse.
EvBft.NO SkSSIOB.
7 JO Annual Sabbath - Schawl Sermon.
Rev. T. J. Sherrani.
Questions Answered.
THURSDAY, MAY 29.
Moasixo Sassioa.
8:30 Devotional Exercises.
9:00 The Organization and Management e
me !aujln-SrHool : Duties ol So
peiintendeut. Asst. Superintendent,
Secretary, Treasurer and Librarian.
S. D. Batesholtz, K. A. Tennis.
J. N. Moore, D. S. Funk, D. I.
Stone, Ph. D., A. Sandoe, Rev. J.
A. Majill, J. Beidler, John Smith.
9:45 7"e Teadiers .-Who shall they be ?
How selected I Their qualifications 1
Their duties f Their relations to
their classes f to the Superinten
dent t to the home 1 Rev. A. Co
penbaver, J. J. McMuilen, Samuel
Buck. Wm. Uenberg, D. Ziiumer
hiin, E. D. dimes, Jas. Pngb, I. D.
Wallis, E. Bonner, Howard Martin,
Dr. H. J. Hunt.
10:30 Common mistakes in teaching. G.
L D.-rr, Rev. R. E. Wi son, A. J.
Patterson, J . L. North, W. U. Horn
ing, Joseph Brindle.
11:00 What can we do to extend the "Sab
bath-School work in the county f
Rev. F Molturnc-y, Wellington
Smith, P. M. Sterrett, D. Partuer,
G. W. Wilson, Phiiip Weber.
11:30 What are we doing for the work in
our own m-igtiborhood f Cloyd
Horning, H. J. Ailman, C. C. Ten-
Kev Zshuer. Howard Martiu,
A. 11. Weidmau, Kev. Mr. Kberly.
ArTEasoox Sessioi.
1:30 Deotional Exetciaes.
2:00 Duties of parents to their children,
end the school. In connection with
the lesson E. Benner, Rev. G. W.
Dnnlap, E. E. Jamison, J. S. Ham
ilton, S V.. Henderson, William U.
E; .It, E. W. H. Kreider.
2:45 Report of Delegates to Stato Con
vention. J. T. Nourse, Rev. E. E.
Berry.
3:00 Olficers' Conference Rev. T. J.
Sherrard.
4:00-Teachers' Conference. - J. Nevin
Pouieroy.
Evejisg Sxssios.
7-3'J Devotional Rxercises. Rev. H. C.
Shiudiu.
7:45 Question Box Answers. Rev. J. C.
K earns.
Experience Meeting. General Discussion.
Officers 1378-9.
Kev. R. F. Wi!on. President.
Joseph Rothrcck, Vice President.
Dr. i bomas A. Eider, Secretary.
Samuel Punk, Treaurer.
ExEClTIVE CoMHirTEE.
J. N'ein Pouieroy Chairman,
Wi".!ij:ii Gus,
Miss Mary Fuiilr,
Kev. L. K. S.uith,
J.N. Jxire,
John McLaughlin.
Dr. O. H. McAlister,
Miss S.ilke Irwin,
Mi, tico. M'Culiocb,
Mrs. J. V. Speii.lv,
Mrs. G. 'V. VVilsou.
CoHlllTltE OV AnSAVOtHLXTi.
E. A. Tenuis, Chil.-i.i.in, Thornj sontown.
Entertainment will be provided for all
mrmbert of the Conventiou. who wi!l p'ea'e
ST'1 their names an I the name of the school
they represent, to Mr. E. A. Tennis, Chair
man vl the Committee of Arrangements,
Tnotupsoittown, Pa.
State SabbatirfVaool Convention.
The Fiiteenth Annual Convention of the
Pennsylvania State Sabbath-Sob jol Associ
ation, f or 1879, will assemble in the Second
Presbyterian Church, Altoona, Pa., Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, June S, 4,
and 5, lc79.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Theme Ths Wobd and the WoEk.
Twday, June ZJ. 3:00 O'clock P. 31.
Children's Ujion Meeting. Address by
Rev . Richard Newton, D. I)., of Philadel
phia. frtetag 7:30 O'clock P. Af.
Devotional Exercises.
Address or Welcome Rtv. B. B. Him
lin. D. D., of A!toona.
Response. John U. Whitney, of Bryn
Mawr.
" The Word What it is, and bow to
study it." By Rev. John Hall, D. D., New
York City.
Vl ednttd y, June 4M 9:00 O'clock A. M.
Song Service.
Reports from Counties.
Report of Slate Secretary.
Report of Statistical Secretary.
How to Increase the Efficiency of our
State and County Organization." Opened
by Rev. J. M. Reimensnyder, of Lewis town.
Jflernaon 2:00 P. if.
B'ble Reading.
' Pastor's Relation to the Sunday-School"
By Rev. S. T. W'jison, D. D., ol Birming
ham. " Illustrative Teaching." By J. Howard
Seal, Secretary Y. M. C. A., Philadelphia.
H"eiiay iig 7:30 O'clock P. M.
Devotional Exercise.
"Teacher's Encouragements." Rev. G.
P. Hayes, D. D., President Washington and
Jefferson College, Washington, Pa.
Possibilities of the Future." Rev. P.
3. Hen sod, D. D., of Philadelphia.
Thursday, June oA 9:00 O'clock J.M.
Devotional Exercises.
Reports of Committees and Election of
Othcers.
New Business.
Open Questions.
Jflemoon 2:00 O'clock P. At.
Praise Serv ice.
"Subject Matter of Instruction in the
Sundav-School." Rjv. J. A. McCaulcy, D.
D., President Dickinson College, Carlisle,
penn'a.
" The Sundav-School as an Educator."
Kev. H. S. Butler, of Clearfield.
" History and Work of the Pennsylvania
State Sabbath-School Association." I. D.
Vail, Es.. Chairman Ex. Com., Philad'a.
Thurtdau Evening 730 O'clock P- M.
Responsibilities of the Teacher." By
Rev. J. H. Bomb-rger. D. D President of
L'rsinus College, F: eeland, Pa.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Will And It to their advantage, if they want
Books, Rewards, or Requisites, to address
W. M. Fetsijcgee,
S S. Book Depository, Harrisburg, Pa.
tuavl4-if
List of Letters remaining ia the Mifflin-
tr.wi. P..t OHice. Mar 1st. 1879. Persons
applying for Letters in this List, will please
aay they are advertised.
Cook John Snyder Miss Mary
Ewing James Siebtr Mr. A. F .
Gardner Prof. 2 Bline George W.
Jarvis W. E. Wendt J. S.
Layer John P. Young W. B.
McWilliams Samuol
SOLOStON BOOKS, P. M.
SHORT LOCALS.
Mump.
Circusea, these daya, travel by ralL .
Look out for counterfeit trade dollars.
Heavy frosts prevailed several mornings
last week.
Hollobaugh opened bis ice-cream garden
ea Saturd iy.
Wild rice has been sown in tbe river in
the vicinity of Lewistown.
Several hundred shad were caught at the
Newport fisheries last week.
Winnow-mill men drive their business
quite lively now in this county.
Canned Tomatoes at Todd's for 10 cents
per can. Canned Corn 12 cents.
Mrs. Frow has re-rcafed her houss at the
corner of Main and Cherry streets.
The Centre county Greenbicker, Yocnm,
votes in Congress with the Democrats.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy To
bacco. Dec. 4, 1378-ly.
Harrisburg, at this date, has sixteen bands
engsged for the 4th of July demonstration.
VI he house of Joseph Watts, on Third
street has been put through a course of re
pairs Tne absence of thunder and tbe common
spring rain is the leading character iatlc of
the season.
The communication from Old Soldier"
is good, but he forgot to end Me his name
with the article.
A Mifflin county man was robbed of t5,
on the cars between Lewistown and Harris
burg a few davs sgot
acob ErgylHM contractor for the
building of a barn fur rs. Uatlie VTeid
nian, in Fayette townibip. J
Tli. McAlister and GeoTge W. Wilson
were elected elders, by the Presbyterian con
gregation in this place, on Saturday?
What splendid 'constitutions!" for the
Democracy, the veto message of Haves has
been. It brought them up a-stauding.
Tbe oMest inhabitant ia perplexed in tbe
effort to fix a date at this season of the
year at which the river has been so low and
clear.
The Republican County Committee has
been called to meet at the Pennsylvania
House in this place. Read the call of the
chairman.
Vjliadd eas Zimmerman, of Thompson
town, has again begun the business of mer
chandising f ronkAt agon. He was in this
place lat Friday.
fTBe of the most peculiar of egg forma
tions is now in the possession of Mr. Harry
Moore, of Walker township. It consists ol
two eggs iqooe a big egg, with a little egg
inside of it
The Riot Damage investigation at IUrris
burg is stirring up a ' nice kettle of fish."
From the evidence heard, it must havs been
a scheme taiuted nearly through with cor
ruption. Rev. E. E. Berry is preaching a series of
sermons, in the Lutheran church, on 'Oirii
ttan Safeenardt." The second sermon of
the series, on "7fce CaarcA," will be deliv
ered on next Sabbath evening.
Tbe county Alma House, located at Shir
leysburg, Huntingdon county, was destroy
ed by fire on Saturday a week. The fire
originated through a detective fiue. The
building was insured for $"ol'J.
Yon can secure the very highest price in
cash for your Bark at Tod J's.
It took the average boy a long time to do
an errend last eck about mid-day. The
festive bumble-bee, to him had more charms
than business, and ever and anon, he wouM
vigorously strike at every bee that unluck
ily came ia bs r. a-.
On the 9th iast., the day set to resume
the ballot-box case, Lawyers Parker aid
Stone appeared for the respective parlies
and asked for a continuance, on account of
material witnesses. The caso was contin
ued till June 23J, i7'J.
Wa are asked, Who is Frank, Hie author
of the enigmas that appear from time to
time in the columns of tbe Senlintl and Re
publican? Tbe only answer Cat we make
to the inquiry, is this, Prank is a young un
married lady, who lives with her father in
Tuscarora vaiiey.
The Harrisburg Ttlegrapk uts it in this
way : It does everlasting'y bother tbe Dem
ocracy to thiuk that Urant is coming. The
same trepidation was experienced some
years ago, when an armed portion of the
same party slept !n the ramparts around
Richmond.
The Greenback and Democratic papers
aro publishing a refreshing story, signed
James O'Neal," who is a traveling char
acter. The story will be exploded at tho
proper time ; meanwhile bad they r.ot better
certify as to a ho O'Neal is Light, gen
tleman, light.
Bass fishers, that Is, the early fishermen,
or those who fish as soon as the season
comes in, are preparing for the first of June.
Generally speaking, the bast fisher is a dif
ferent character from the trout fisher, and
the sucker fisher diff ers from the two just
mentioned.
The editor of the O!:olcha Stattt indig
nantly denies that he ia an Ohio carpet-bag
ger. He says be was born ana reared iu
the South, and wants to live there while
lire lasts, be buried there when be dies, and
go to heaven where na Republican Yankees
take np their residence."
That there is a qncer kind of bologna
sausage factory in Bloomfield may bs in
ferred from the following, which appeared
in the Perry county Freeman last week :
' There are eneugh worthless dogs in this
ton to supply a bologna sausage manufac
tory for a considerable length of time."
A dispatch from Iudia says: General
Grant's departure from Lucknow Was ex
ceedingly stately. A long line of big ele
phants were stationed along the railroad
track near the station, a battery fired off a
royal salute, a military guard was drawn np
facing the station, and a band played one of
our national airs, while the British ollicers
and civilians stood with uncovered heads.
The editor of the Lewistown Gazette has
become a bondholder, and feels comfortable
in money matters ever since. This is the
way he told it last week in tbe Gazelle
We concluded a week or two ago to be
come a bondholder, not a bloated one, be
cause onr pocket would not stand that, so
we invested $10 in a refunding certificate
bearing four percent, interest, and no feel
easy on money matters."
Last summer a man aged about 60 years
was found in an insensible condition at tbe
Snyder county end of the bridge at North
umberland. He has since been taken care
of by a citizen cf Point township. His
right side is paralyzed and he is unable to
speak. On one arm is tbe name of Michael
Carl. It is hoped that if this reaches the
eyes of any of his friends or acquantances,
they will interest themselves in hit behalf.
Further information can be obtained at the
Sunbury Democrat.
A: Q. Bbnsall, of the Democrat 4ni Reg
Utcr, D. S. Manser, of Fayette, and Mathew
Rodgers, of Walker, have been announced
as candidates among the Democracy for tho
office of Sheriff.
The Main Centennial Exhibition Building
at Philadelphia wi:j it ji-jt attracti ins
have been couvented into a Permanent Ex
hibition, and was opened on Saturday with
impressive ceremonies. Visitors to Phila
delphia will do well to give a day to see the
many magnificent and useful articles on
exhibition tliero.
The Philadelphia North J merman, speak
ing of tno receipts of grain in Philadelphia
tbe past spring, says t The receipts of oats
at this port iroru May I to date wero 126,
700 bushels. Tt) receipts of wheat at this
port from May 1 to date were 516,9'H bush
els. The receipts of corn at this port from
May I to date were 774,000 buslicls.
That there are pockets of gold in tbe
country that were not drained by tbe high
premium of the war is evidenced by the
following from a Huntingdon paper : Mr.
Myerly, of Trout creek, loaned the commis
sioners of Huntingdon county SjOO last
week at 6 per cent. The mouoy was all in
gold.
fhe building of the bridge across the ra
vine in the old pike, at Thompson's lock, in
Delaware township, was given to G. W.
Smith, of this borough, he having been the
lowest bidder, both by the perch, and in
bulk. There were aixtecn bidders. The
bids reached from $1,603 to neaily $0,01)0.
The articles of agreement between the Com
missioners and Mr. So'ith were signed on
Mouday
Charles Raub's barn, in Wheattleld town
ship, Perry county, was destroyed by fire
last week. Along with the barn were de
stroyed 9 tons of hay, 50 bushels of wheat,
CO bushels of oats, 200 bushels of corn, 25
bushels of rye, horso-poner, wagon, win
nowml'l, horse-rake, all the other farming
implements, i.c. The w.-.gou-sbed and
chicken coop, ailjaiuiug, met a similar fate.
The insurance oa tbe property destroyed is
$1,600.
(Ljtst week, one day, just after a freight
train had pi'scd Milford station, a man was
found near the station, close by the track,
in an Insensible condition, with wounds in
many places on his head. It is supposed
that he lei! from the freight train. Twenty
eight dollars in money werC found on his
person An envelope was found in a pock
et ; on it was panted the card of J. A. Co
tele is. Bro., Merchant Tailors, M'.Iroy, Hif
Hin Co., P. The envelope was addressed
to John Allen, Jr., McVey town. Pa.
An exchange aavs : A poor vine-dresser
of Burgundy drew from a lottery a prire of
$5J,(!O0. Thankfully he gave $10,000 for
the building of a church in his native vil
lage, and then, with his family, he went to
Paris, where, in one year, he Kpent the re
mainder of his money, na Ihen returned
to his village and became tbe sorton of his
church. This is not at all wocdi t '-i'. a he
only surprising part of it is that bis breth
ren would have anything at all to do wita
him a:ter he bad lost his money.
Wolfs Legislative investigating commit
tee in the matter pertaining to the corrupt
ing influences brought to bear in favor of
the Riot Datr.acre Bill, has turned up quite a
number of members who had been promised
money tor their votes. The parties who
offered the money say it was all a joke. To
bear the gentlemen testify would incline
the hearr to the belief that the whole busi
ness was a hiph joke, and il it were not for
the $4,0u0,00 that they wanted to get out
of the Treasury, the Commonwealth might
settle down to that btluT, " out lint's fL,
riib.,
Certi'.n members tf the Democratic party
profess to ba greatly alarmed lest United
Stairs troops be used to quell disorders at
tho polls. They were not so alarmed when
the Rebels were arming to overthrow the
government. They did not manliest alarm
when Rebel soldiers seize 1 United States
property, and persecuted all who dared to
offer tbe least oljec'ion to their work. If
thire had been no rebellion, soMiers would
not have been used to frustrate their revo
lutionary war in the interest of human
slavery. Only the man who csmmits mur
der need fear the gibbet.
Intelligence from Duncannon, Perry
county, says that about 4 o'clock last Wed
nesday morning fire was discovered in P.
T. Michner's large wsgon-maktr shop. The
building, with all its contents, and the
blacksmith shop, weie consumed ; also, Mr.
Joseph Haw ley's fine dwelling house. Four
other houses were on fire, but of the rest none
were buined down. It was the work of an
incendiary. Michtier's loss is estimated at
$1,000; no insurance. Mr. Hawh-y's house
was insured. Two tramps were arrested,
but they could not be iudicted lor tlie deed,
Consequently were left to tramp on.
Qroqnois Tribe, No. 42, I. O. R. M., par
ticipated in a parade on Monday altcrnoon,
in honor of Ihnir 23rd anniversary. The
procession formed on the Water street sids
of the hall, and, headed by the Juniata Cor
net Band, marched larosgh the principal
streets of Mifli in and Patterson. Between
thirty and forty members were in line. The
procession filed into tho Court House,
where the Triba was addressed by Dr. L. E
Atkinson, of this place, and Rev. G. E.
Zchntr, of Newport, after which. William
M. Allison, Esq., delivered the history of
the Tribey1
The Chambcrsbnrg Public Opinion says :
On Wednesday last, Mrs. Russell Fields,
residing near Orrstown, while in the act of
taking egjs from a hen's nest, in the barn,
near a vicious bone, had the terriblo mis
fortune to lose one of her ears. It seems
that she unthinkingly approached too near
the animal, when he seized the ear with bis
teeth and before eh-' could prevent it, the
brute tore the member from ber head.
Medical aid was summoned at once, but be
fore a physician arrived the wound bled
profusely, and in consequence, the unfortu
nate lady is lying dangerously it. It is now
feared that lock-jiw way take place.
Fasmers, do you waut good Land Plas
ter, Lnmbcr, Calcined Plaster, Rosccdaie
Cement,.or York county Lime t If so, call
on Kennedy k Doty, who have just re
ceived a new supply by boat, aud all at
bottom prices. may7-3t
Festival Patterson Council, No. 200,
O. U. A. M., will hold a Festival in M.fflin
town, on Friday evening, Saturday after
noon and evening, May 16 and 17, 1679.
AH are cordially invited.
O YES, LOOK THIS WAY ! !
For your Grain Drills, Reapers, Mowers,
Wheel Cultivators, for either one or two
horses, 7 to 9 shovels, best in the market.
J. F. G. Lo.io,
Port RoyH P. O., or near Spruce Hill,
apr!6-tf JuniaU county, Pa.
FOR RENT. The Corner Store-room in
the Belford Building, now occupied by B.
E. Parker, is for rent. Inquire of
MAKoaarr Bciroao.
Letter from east sAlem.
EasT Salem. May 5, 1879.
JCdilor Sentinel and Republican Dear Sir,
The citizens of East Salem convened for
the purpose of re-organizing a Sabbath
S:!oI at this place. Rev. John Landis
wsa chosen chairman, and S. E. Sburti
secretary cf the meeting. Next in orier
was the election of officers and teachers to
conduct the School. Mr. B. F. Oliver and
Mr. George King were elected Siiperintcn
dents j Mr. B. H. Custer aud Mr. S. B.
Sburtz, Secretaries; Miss Ella Claire aud
Mrs. S. E. Sburtz, Librarians ; Mr. Peter
Porrj, Treasurer, and Mrs. Myers, Mrs.
Furry and Mrs. D. Guyer, Managers. Miss
Annie Claire, Miss Clura Dimm, Miss Lizzie
Guyer, Xiss Sallie Schlegel, Mr. Myers and
Mr. Gurcr were appointed as teachers.
School every Sunday morning at half-past 8
o'clock. All are welcome.
A select school ia being taught at East
Salem by Miss Ella Claire.
Mr. David Shurtz has rebuilt his house in
Fayette township, which is occupied by Mr.
Clouser, who will furnish lime to all at a
very moderate price
Mr. Samuel Schlegel has built a ware
bouse, adjoining his store on Main street,
East Salem.
DELAWARE.
ENIGMA,
t am composed of 54 letters.
My I, 7, 15, 33, 63 is a girl's natit.
My 23,10, 00,"21 is a wild animal.
My 13, 84, 42, 52, 16, 27, 36, 81 is a snail
animal.
My 6, 19, 49, 16, 2, Vl. Zi, 22 is the name
of a cloth woven in figures.
My 20, 40, 51, 31, is a beverage.
My 3, 11, 16 is a metal.
My 4, 21, 23, 51 is an animal.
My 35, 6, 15, 46, 33, 27 is to j ass away
quickly.
My 9, 25, 8, 18, 63, 51, 31 ia very good
exercise.
My 13, 41, 51 is a piece of ware used on
tbe table.
My 29, 49, 14, 6, 33, 33, 34 Is to exalt.
My 17, 40, 35 ia an article that farmers use.
My 54, 37, 5, 3 is lo regret.
My 50, 19, 60 is a vegetable.
My 42, 4V, 4!), 53 is to impose on.
My 47, 10, 16, 42 is something that grows
in swamps.
My 28, 46, 26, 10 is to inflict a wound.
My 44, 19, 35, 16 is to hoard.
My 45, 6, 43, 2o, 53 is one of the senses.
My whole is an old proverb.
Fbaxk.
FOR SALE. A commodious Dwelling
Hous, and two Store Rooms, in the bor
ough of Mifllintuwn, JuniaU county, Pa.
This is a rare chance to acquire a dweliing
home, and business place in MilllinUwn ; a
ehance, which if left pass, may not be
equaled in many years. For particulars,
cail at, or address this oflice. jau23-tf
CanrncE Mita Dr. Oberholtzsr's Lini
ment has been nsed by thousands, and has
proved to bo of the highest value to the
community. It has effected many cures in
iiueiimatism, Sores, Swclliugs, Sprains and
Frosied Feet, and many persons recommend
it lor Cuts, Oails and Swellings la horses.
It costs 25 cents. Sold by Banks Sl II im
lin, MiffUntown, and Uamlin &. Co., Patter
son, 1'a. marl'J-lm
Camphor Milk cures Headache an! Neu
ralj: ia.
Camphor Milk cures Rheumatism anl
Lame Back.
Camphor Milk cures Cuts, Bruises and
Burns.
Camphor Milk rnsts 2jc; 5 botties SI
oo!i by "a-.s A. Ham. in, liitllintown, and
Ilamlin A Co., Patterson. marl9-Iy
rhopiiix Pectoral will cute your Congh.
PiiOMiix Ti-ctoral cures hoarsoness quickly
Pbo?nix Pectoral tastes good aud brings
rest.
Pha-nix Pectoral costs 25c; 5 bottles $!.
Sold by Banks k. Hamlin, Mi;!1iiitnwn &
Ha-nlin A Co , Palterr.n. marli-ly
jiai;i:ii:i:
BOUTELL-COMiAb In rat'erson.on
the 1st irst., by Uev. E. E. Berry, Jir. il.
II. Bortell and Miss Sarah M. Conrad, both
of Patterson.
CANDIDATES' CARDS.
lull SHERIFF.
Editor Sentinel and Republican Sir: At
the request of many Republicans, I present
the name ol l.ieut. Junta R. Kcllt as a
candidate lor the c IBce of Sheriff, subject
to the rules that govern tbe Republican
party. Should the Lieutenant become the
standard-bearer lor tbe important office of.
Sheriff for the campaign that will close in
November, he will prove to be a tower of !
strength before the whole p-nple.
JCXIATA.
FOR JURY COMMISSIONER.
Editor Sentinel and Rrpublican D-ar Sir,
As the time for announcing candidates is
approaching, I wonid recommend C. S.
SHEiLOBKanEn, of Monroe township, as a
suitable person tor Jury commissioner, sub
ject to the rules of the Republican pany.
Mr. Shelleub.rger has always been a true j
and trustworthy Republican, and is a man
of intelligence, possessed of true and cor
rect business qualifications, and, if elected,
would make a g wd officer.
MONROE.
StiP Advertisements.
NEW STORE
IN McALISTERVILLE.
Grand Opening ! Great Bargains !
SD. WATTS has just returned from
Philadelphia with ths largest assort
ment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Notions, Fancy Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hats,
Hats, Catts, tjiieensware. Wood and
V. ::.. Ware, Hardware,
DRUGS, XMIXTS AMD OILS,
ever brought to McAlistcrville, which will
be sold at
REDUCED PRICES.
All kinds or Prodwe, Meat, Dried Frnit,
Grain and Seeds of all kinds taken ia ex
change for Goods.
07" Call and examine onr stock, in the
room formerly occupied by J. R. Boughner,
opposite the National Hotel, AfcAlisterville,
Juniata count v, Pa.
S. D. WATTS.
April 2, 1879
CltTTIOT.
ALL persons are hereby cautioned not to
fish, hunt, break or open fences, or cut
wood or young timber, or in any unneces
sary way trespass ou the lands of the under
signed.
R M Thompson
T S Thompson
E P II id son
Abrtra Shelly
C A Shermer
J B Thompson
Wm O Thompson
Di' la S:aiili, Jr.
Oct 9, 1S78.
Large stock of Keady-made Clothing for
aaleb . HARLEY & CO.
PRITaVrK SALES.
Persons desirous of selling property al
private sale, may arrange to have the prop
erty advertised in the Sentinel and Republi
can, on the term of no pay if not told. If
sold, to pay at such rates as have previous
ly been agreed upon.
A RARE CIIAJCE
To tiuy a Larst Trad cf Good Land
at a .Moderate Price:
To a man who desires to make farming
and stock-raising his business, this ia the
greatest bargain in JuniaU county.
Thrtt Hundred Jlrret and more, having
thereon a large Brick Dwelling Honse in
good condition, Barn and olher outbuild
ings ; a running stream of water neat the
door, also, good well water in yard; aa
Orchard of 8 acres, as good a any in th e
county; a grove of 50 maple trees, which
it attention were directed to, conld be
turned into a soute of income, aa such
groves are in bomorsut county! this State,
and as such groves are ia New England.
Good timber on the farm. The farm will
produce 40 to 50 tons of hay annually, and
grow gram or all kinds.
We repeat, this is the greatest bargain
now offered in this county, to tbe man who
has energy, and desires to farm and raise
stock. To such a man, who has a moderata
sum of money for first pay meat, timre is a
rare chance io secure a property, that in the
nature of things must increase in value
gradually, for the period of a full genera
tion yet to come.
Time, 5 to 7 years, to suit purcl.aw. If
you have the inclination, tlu means, and
the pluek to dovelopa one of the fl-iest
tracts ill1 land in the county, call at this of
fice for particular. a
FARM 59 ACRES, ABOUT 50 ACRP3
clear, 1 miles west of East Salem, ott the
MiHlin road. Running water between house
and barn. All kinds of fruit. Improve
ments s Log House, weatherboarded Bank
Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, ITog Pens,
Spring House. The quality ol land is good,
and clear cf stones. This far n is in Walk
er township. For further particulars, ad
dress G. W. SCLOUFF,
East Sslem, Jauiata Co.. Pa.
CLOSING PRICES
or
I)E HAVEN &T0MSLXD,
BIXKCRS,
No. 40 South Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Stocks Bought and Sold either for Cash or
on a Margin.
Mny 12, 1379.
Bin. Asikd.
U.S. 6's 1881 10CJ 100
" 10-fO's called.
Currency, 6's 124J 12IJ
6's, 1981, new ln 10.JJ
4J"s, new 1Ir K7
4's " lirja 102s
Pennylvania R. R 37J 37 j
Philadelphia &. Rea ling R. R.. 17 174
Lehifh Va'ley R. R 3CJ 37
Lehiirh Coal i Navigation Co.. f !
United Companies of N. J .... 1424 1,3
Northern Central R. R. Cc ... 17 17
Hestonville Pass R. R. Co.... 14 14
Pitt., Tit & Buff. It. R. Co... 5 .
Ceatril Transportation Co ... 4t 4lj
lis. Co. of North America .. . S' J 31
Silver, (Trades) ....i. , ej 9'J
' (j's and 's.) 9!'J 9.'4
" (iMmesanJ J, I)i net.)... 0- K'J
C03I3IKRC Ali.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
MirrLisrows, May 14, 1879.
Butter ...
LrT
Lard
Ham
ShouUer .
Sides
Potatoes.
Onions...,
Lags ,
1
8
3
7
t
01
4)
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected weexly by Kennedy i. Poty.
QCOTATIOXS rOB To-DAT."
Weduesday, May 14, 1879.
Wheat 100
Corn 40
Oats
Rye
Timothy seed
C'overseed
'i!t.2"
65
1 OOtol 10
s a
PIULADELMir V GRAIN MARKETS.
Ph il aoelfhi a. May 10. The grain mar
ket is linn. Wheat ringel at SI.Ulol.I'J.
Corn 3'jlu4c. Oala Cotoo ic.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS.
Philipklpiha, Miy 10 Beef cattle
rsng'd from 4tm'iJ-. Cows sold at former
figures, $2to3 . Shrp ranged from oto
tj:. Hogs sold at 5tooV..
Special J'utire$.
TIIK WORLD'S II ALU.
Ph. L. D. WtTBiax's Altfbative Svsrp.
Z7 remedy nsed THIKTY-FIVE YEARS
in a private prctice, and never failing to
radically cure
RHEUMATISM, DROPSY,
Erysipelas, Scrofula, Secondary SypSilis,
tiravel. Diabetes, and all diseases in which
the blood is implicated, is now ottered to
the public.
SM by all Retail Pr.i.ccists, and (whole
sale onlv) bv Tub IVeybi'b Mkdicisb Co.,
P. O. Box 338, Rochester, N. Y.
riaMjpuss.
t will mail (Free) the rtr frr a ?tlip-'
VioiTtBlB Balm that will rem'-vs TAX,
FRECKLES, PIMPLES and BIOTCL'ES,
leaving ih! skin soil, clear aud beaut. ful;
also instructions for preducing a luxuriant
growth of hxr re a bald .:ead, or : month
faee. Address, inch sing 3c. jitanip, Ben.
Vandeif k Co., 2) Ann strf et, N. Y.
. tO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser, having been permsriently
.iimH e.f ilit HrMil riisHasf. t!ons:imntlon.
bva simple remedy, is anxious to msse
known to his tellow-Milfers the means ol"
cure. To ell who desire it, he will send a
copy of the prescription used, (free ol
charge), with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which they will find a
srait ct aa for Consumption, Asthma, Bron
chitis, Ac. Parties wishing the Prescrip
tion, will please address,
E. A: WILSON,
194 Penn street, tfilliamsburgh, N.T.
EUROUS OF YOUTH;
A GENTLEMAN who suffered ftr vears
ii. rrom Nervous DEBILITY, PREMA
TURE DECAY, and all the effects of youth
ful indiscretion. wiM lor the sake of suffer
ing humanity, send free to all who nee"! it,
the recipe aud direction for making the sim
ple remedy by which he was cited. Suf
lorcrs wishing to prolit by tne advertiser's
experience can do so by addressing in per
fect confidence,
JOnN B. OGDEN.
42 Ce.iaa street. New York.
ItTW -rC f " kiD(ls- TUMORS,
XLj11jO discharges ct BLO)D, or
n,.,.-u. n.t il iliuwi l-.f thn i;KPTIM
: .1 1 .. . ...,c. 1 1.. ....1 I.. - ....u ..t I
soothing REMEDY. For information ad
dress Da. J. FABEK & CO.,
22 Ann street, N. T.
Jan 29, 1879-Cm
Subscrioe for tbe Sentinel and Republican,
tbe best paper In the country
V.yC.LL.V ROUS
Dun dor'c
DEALERS IN
HARIWAKE, IHONj NAILS,
ALL KIND OF STOVES.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
him, Eaay-Mads CMliiii Eats, Caps, Eocis and Ste,
FLOUK, FKED; DRUGS. See . Sec.
IIAilDWAIlE A SPECIALTY.
Johnstown, Juniata County, i'a.
Thankful fv ike pi.bhc for tli-ir liberal patio.i ige m fast, wo solicit a untiauanee
it the Mine. Ail kinds of
Produce taken in Exchange for Goodsf
DUNDOUE k CO., LIMITED.
.Yalnct V. O., Juniata Count, Pa.
May 1, 1S7S.
D. W. HARLETS
la tie plaea where jou can bnj
TIII3 lSaJT AXn TUli Cl'lfMPKST
MEtfS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, SHOES, A0 FUkSISHiyG COOPS.
HE is prepared to exhibit one of the most choi"? and select stocks ever offered th
this market, and at ASTOSlSIJISKLr LOIV PRICES !
Also, measures taken fof suit and part of eilts, wbrch will be made to orde
at short notice, very roasocaS'i.
Itenieirber tbe p!ac, ic Hifltuau's IVew Building, comer of Bridse ci
Water s'reeU, JilFFMNTOlVN, PA. Jaa. 1, 1S 9-tf
SAM'LSmYER
Has just returued from the Eastern citits with fail Tariety of
MEM & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CArS, BOOTS & SHOES, ALL SIZES,
GENTS Fl'RSISHIXG flOODS.-Good of all kinds sra I.-Coma and see mo
and be astonished Pants at :. cents. C7" SUITS MADE TO ORDE't.
Patterson, Pa., April IU, s VMCKI. STK . Vvs
Traveler' Guile.
PENNSYLVANIA. EAILEOAD.
TIME-TADLE
Tubocgh aD Local Passsnois Tasus
Bktwcis Haaaissrso and Altoosa.
AVB LEA VK
WESTWARD. EASTWARD.
3 a1 5 "ATiosi. Ji .
S . ! i T 3 3
' 3 i , 5 3
a.3 j ? " ' I 3 I ! !.
f r I ! 1 3 1 ?
'A.M. A.M. a.. P.M.!
12 0o 8 00 Phi'adcl'a 3 00 6 00
r. . a. m. p.i r w. t. k. v
5 3o 8W 1W riarf i.il.'g I Si-'. I 80 9 00
6 l i 8 12. 1 43 ::ockvil 7 5L 1 17. d 41
5 5' 8 21 152 Marvsvi'e' 7 50' WO 8 U5
Cll S2 15'J Cive i 7 42 112 8 21
6 !; c
6 2V 8
2 I.J2W; 812!
l .j 21. Aiietucf i2n l24 82
m" 5-3": Z3j ttllU'S j
0 55' 0 0- 2 4o Newport
7 lu :2di 2:V. nilierafn'
7 20 a 3:;l 3 03 lho p'a j
7 4'i 4si 3 2 Mexico j
7 52 0 5. 3 ?errvvV
SOU lie 3 27 Mill! in
110 42 4 u LewUto'n
i!')57( 4 10 Anderson
.! 11' 4 27 VcVevt'n'
i:i2-i 4 47 ila'nav'nk
U . 4 52 N llamn'u.
114- 4.'9 Wt. Iniou
:ll 5il 5 07 Mapleton.
12 0.V 5 15 Mill Creek
7 liS 1 ."
7 47
C54 12 22
C42 12H0
8 30 11 57
6 lo II 41'
6 HI II ? j
6 07 II sr
5 4" 1 104
5 27 10 52
50 V 10 31
5 02 !0 25
4 17 10 10
4 It 10 05
4 3:; S 5';;
7 32
7 17
7 no
6 40
8 33
6 25
4 2 V
4 15
9 i ?.
9 27!
9 20,
jw;
9 0s.
8 55.
8 5"l'
841
837
8 34
3 lSi
I2?'i
I
!2 4'i
'2 5:
1 o;
1 15
1 24
1 3
1 31
155;
'M fliintinit'ii
5 51 Peter.sb'g. 3 57
ti02; Karr.e j
B lit Sj.r'ceC'k
6 25 Birinph'm1
6 31 Tvri.ne I
6 4, Tipton !
6 53. Fosioria '
6:8 Bells Mills
7 2'i Altoona
;; 50
3 Y
3 32
3 2S
3 17
3 12
3 US
no:
'P. M. A. M. I : A. M. a.
9i 12 55 Pittsburg. I 7 4''
Westwabd Fast Tbai.ns.
Pacific Express leaves Philadelphia 11 55
p m ; Harris urg 4 20 am; 3Srysvi!lj 4 39
a m : Duncar.cou 4 ?2 a m ; Noupoit 5 17 a
m; MilH'.n 556 a m; Lew;'c-.e 6 20am;
VcVev!.wn 6 4 ! am; Mt. Union-, Ho a m ;
Iiuiillil.'d in 7 :it a ni ; Petersbu-g 7 45 a m ;
1 tfp. jce ce; k i oi am; Tyrone 8 lli a ni ;
j Bell's Mills 8 33 am; Alto -na 8 50 a m ;
, "itching 1 45 p m.
I Piltahiiri, Frii ff.4 PK'li 1tr.K
il't d ni : Hart'sViff 1 1 f'O n m t Marvsriile
l'Mtpiu; .Villi. n 12 II ra Lewistown!
I t " a ia 2 Ilnii'.insdon 2 10 a m : T rone j
25 am; Aiiooi.a 3 20a m; Pittsburg H 10'
MnvAi.m ii.t. e-suu practice, ;nat tne afarre-
rhi!?'Ir!pf,ia Eirrs leaves PiirmK at ' C 'ons,-qieicrs r.f so'l-ai.nse mar be rad
440pm; Altoona 8 55 p iu ; Hell's .ls ; ,:l.r circd wiiliont the danirvr s use ot
i 9 10 p m ; Tyrone 9 23 n m: Spruce Ciek I
937 p m ; -lliintir.Kdon 1 1 't p ni ; Leais-;
town H 51 a m ; Mifflin 11 14 a m ; Harris- !
bur? 12 35 am; and arrives m PhiLdelpliu i
at 3OarV j
Atlantic Express loaves Pittsbure at 1 10
pmj Al'oona tiopm; lvroiie b 0 p iu ;
liuulinplon 7 118 p m ; Mt. Union 7 5H p m ;
McVey town 8 23 p m ; Lewistown 8 41 p m ;
Mifflin 9 12 p m ; Newpr? 9 4 p m Dim
Mifllin 9 15 am; llirrit. :rg II 4 am;
arrives in Philadelphia 3 40 p m.
CosMrTi'.
Tra;ns on the Ilollidavshnrg Branh leave
Altoona at 7 41 a m ; 9 10 am; 2 4 ) p m ;
j I V m ; arrive al Altooni at ! 5J p m ;
7 4 t p m ; 8 ? j : m ; 7 15 p m.
Trains -in L.vistown Division leave Lew -
istown Junction lor Miltoy at 7 tto a in ; 11
01 a m ; 4 00 p ni ; for Snn!iry at 25 am ;
1 20 p m ; and arrives at Lewistown Junc
tion from Milroy at 9 35 a m"; S 0 p m; 5
25 p in ; from Sunbury at 10 35 a m, an 1 5
15 pm.
Trains on the II. ft. B. T. R. R. and H.-d-forn
Diwson leave Huntingdon lr Bedford
Bridgeport and Cnmherl ind at 905 a ni ami
c Id m . .na IT..t- ..I ..
rannon up p m; iiarrisoarir u o-J p iu : l n . i auuicai
Ph.la.ielph.a3 00 am. Pu !''"""
Pacific Express Laves PihsW at 3 1 5 a i LV "J1 ' , lCKl- CO-
m; Alt.w.na 7 50 n-.: Tyrone b '. am ;!,.;, , r" "x, 'T-'
Huntingdon 8.' Ism; Lewi, town 9 51 a m ! 1 ' Fist-Oinco Box l t.
i : . . i. . . ,, t . . . - - . v . 1 1 .ir i ii t .: lM - . 1. .
p m ant 12 10 a m A?es, ana for h sate an nfr-cr itl Vanr-
. ., " ,., . . , I iaing of aar mrttirine. This little Vacp.
Tratns on the Tyrone Civ,,.onle,ve Ty.lzrrUfeb.r ea.wrf Md ncm,a.l
,oue lor Bellelonte ana Lock Haven y 6 i0 u t pr..efB 5w wb , Dr
Clearfield at 9 1 10 a m and lo p r. j arrive " .Wa av fcfeh.r appreciated a. medic U
at Tyrone l 1 1 50 and 6 00 p n-. i rty ,i TV.pXx A 0-rman phystatia
"" j ol' Climgn :
TfE II ATE r IT L.4T. 1 Po-r.a : Ton have an instrument
A prtect w.kin Shirt Bu.n ,nrU 1 "'tth')" appr-cl.-.t and endors, and
Stretcher so l Ironing B vvrd. Eest 1 '' confident tliat it will be of great b-"ie--elling
artvie In markM. Sciis a 91 to 1,14 P"'tession and public in general,
ight, bMh in city and coimtry. IT j rr.f. A. J. Farrr. M. D.,
srprior in every nfct, am: I Prnf. . Fbasz. M. D.,
uxre saleable than any otn-r board. I Chicago, til.
y4l I"! latest imprr.-r.nt T.r ail
PsVnted Nov. 20. 1(77. Larire rer
cvdmv iu. lerriiory seller ana can
vassers wanted. Arents do not fail to send
Ia. .IMilila. anil n 4 n , c - .
. . .... . ... n. . . omim, aic
kTHtrt All.sh.ii .ut.i. r. c. i
r r ... --" . m. j hi
what paper ran saw ibis ad v't. rtik :
Sale Billa printed on short notira at tb
oCSee of th Sinhntl and Refublicn.
.ID fEKIISFM S.V 7 A.
(Jo., JLimiicd,
Philadelphia & Eeadins Eailrrad.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
Nov. Uth, 1878.
Trawa fere Hirrisburg T.'.'eiirt
For New York at 5 20, b 10 a. m.; and 2"rf
and 7 55 p. in.
For Philadelphia at 5 2i, 8 10, 9 45 a. m..
2 00 and 4 00 p. in.
For Reading a 5 20, 8 10, 9 45 a. m., 2 00
4 00 and 7 55 p in .
For Pot'av;!!e 5 20. Vj a. as., ar.d 4 ttf
p. m. and via Schuylkill us-juehauaa
Branch at 2 40 p. m.
For Auburn via S. 4. S. Branch at 5 30 m.
For Alientown at 5 20, 8 10 a. in.. 2 l.
4 00 and 7 55 r. to.
The 5 20, 8 lo a. m. and 55 p m.
trains hava through cars for New Torx.
The 5 20 a. m. train has through car a lor
Philadelphia.
SCVDAYS.
For New Tork at 5 2i a. m.
For Allento'rn mnii w- e t-.?t" oa-
for R...U.;.,. Philadelphia and way' aUtio...
at 1 45 p. i,;.
Train fir Il-trmbiirg .'i.-r ascLW .
Leave New Tork at 8 45 a. m.. auJ 1
I 5S0an.J 7 4S p. K.
; Leaie iiiiiadeipuia al 5 !5 a.m.. and 4 03.
j and a 20 p. ui.
j Leave Reading at fl 4l, 7 4c', I ' 6 J a. m.,
1 .'". C 15 and 10 5 p. iu.
Lcsre Pettsviilc at 6 10. ! I5a.m. ..! a an
p.m., au.' viaSciiajliiil aud Susquehan
na Branch at 8 15 a. m.
Leave Auburu via S. At 3. JJ.-auc'j at 12 0)
noon.
Leave Alientown at 30, 5 50, .15 a hi
12 15, 4 30 and & 05 p. m. "
t Does not run on Moidayi.
SUXD.IYS.
I Leave New Tork at 5 30 p. ni.
l eave Philadelphia al 7 2' p tt.
a.e neaaing at 4 40 and 4'.' a. m: and Ic
35 p ni.
Leave Alientown at 2 CO a. m. ar.d PCS p ra.
Fes if jrns an I Essex R,nlrovl.
J. E. WOOTTI N.
General 3ij-.-'rr.
C.
G. HANCOtX.
General Ticket A$ent.
Manhood: floLost- Eor Eestorcd
5 J"3t pul'is!ie., a new e.;i!ion f
t 5t 1 Dr- Culverwrll's t cleSrnt - I Essa
ou the ra iical cure i:hoiit :u..ili
eine) of Spermatorrhea or eniii.al weak
ness, "nvoluntary Seminal Losses, lima,
ency, "ental and Physic! lucapscit v, liu
sed'inen. f Mwr'agi; etc.; also. Con
sumption, Epilepsy aud Fits, induced if
aeii-iiiiiuigeii. c or sexua! "Ztryvapaiir a.-
ulrice, . a sealed env lipe, oulv six
coi.', '
. i'l'.e celebrated au'hor. in this admirh!e
j Essay, rloariy rteinonstri-
S. from A fhirtv
r,lal n.ea:. ,:,e or tle api.licatti tho
K; '"' Ptntins out a modo i,i -a?a .t once
"""'pie, certam, and ell', .itua', ! means of
wn'r'' every iiiGerer, uo aitier b:t Lis
''' i"l't'' yny !--, m ,r rr hi itself cheat .
.r'. V . roneo.tj.
fx1 in th linit
of every ,ont!i and etry in iu the land.
Sent i.-ider seal, ir, a pl.-"w envelope, to
any ai'dros, vvti-p uj. it: the rei-ei-.i .if
DR. J. LIVERPOOL'S
FCCET YiFsaizora mm
The wsr.t that has Ion bpn tn..bt To
by the Profusion is an Inhaler thit ean i
j earriwi in the pocket, an is readv for
at any time. This Vaporising luLal.-r is
neat and compact r, Jre 0 tha3 anv oth..p
Inha.er now m q' markctaiit can" be li
for one q-iart-r iho annum tiva aav tli?
Iiha'er can I- .. u is V4 CtleHp Ina, ary
man or wo- jan that is trtMed wi'.j
CatR' rh, itronchltis. tUUma,
I 1
n 1 all diseases of the Lmzs and Air Paa-
Ail cotBiwitnirations n ut be ad Irexsed.
DR. J. LIVh'RpitO: .
1011 Walnut t,err, Phi!aie'r.ri:-.
J Send hwf fo.- circular. r $' .90 f r
- i . ,
! mo
A.er; ru"j2t2tu
Th ?. jiVi n'r.. i.
I place -tt job worn done. Trv it. It will
tT if y'tt ned anylhin; in that liae
I .