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SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
TTcaeeJr, XoTr S3.
TERMS.
SnVcription, & rrt-r annum, if paid
.Uhin 12 uiooihs; $2.00 if uot paid wiihin
52 month.
Transient advertisements Inserted at 00
cent it inch for each insertion.
1 ruiHiint busin-.-ss notices in local col
umn, U cets per line tor each insertion.
Deductions will be made lt those desiring
to advertise by the "year, bait or quarter
ye.ir.
Jugate Coc-jtv Teachers' Insti
tute. Jnaowtmeut to Teach, Directort and
Frtru lt of EJuctlttn:
Tiie lStb Ann a il Session of the Juniata
ft ty Teachers' Inst-tato will be held in
"he Court House, at Mifhintowa, comnienc-Ii-r,
-Mi llonrtay, Ceceniber 15th, 1879, at 2
o'clock r. M., and closing on Friday even
ing, D'-wiiiOtr IS, 1S79.
A u.ot co-iiil invitation is extended to
a'.! i-achc-s ai friends of education, with a
spe -.al v itation to ;eachers of n-ivate and
j- : lie schools of Juniata county.
Faint have taken to make this Insti
tute the most profitable and interesting of
ot aay ever iield in the county.
The Pay Session wi;i be principally de
vted to the bet methods oi teaching the
ilif-.rent ! rar,chts, to discussions on edaca
ti.-sa! .nWis. aud to auswerim oies-ions 1
proposed by tesr'iers. The Evening Ses
sions will i.e taken up by popular ljcturea,
reciuti's, reisic, iC.
INSTRUCTORS.
3'.: Vabia L. Svrorr, of Salhmore
t .:er . Pa. . w ill be prese;.t the entire wet
t- c!' ii-strctious lu riiiuvy Teaching,
Uuwry, Composition, Eeading, English i
Lit .-;
' .ir'. F ' . (
i
r. ErwAD ttn ik, Ph. D., Principal .
of the Millers, ille Normal School, will in
s'ruet in Arithmetic, School I'iscipliue, and
FI.il.sophical ieth.ds of Teaching.
Paor. A. X. Kanf, rrinc'pal vf the Cea
tral Mute Normal School, L ck Haven, will
give instructions in Methods ol Teaching
kraniroar. Course of Study ia Ungraded
Schools, Orthography, if.
Paor. Sins Weight, Principal of S. O.
F. of UcAlistiTville, will inf tract in Pen
ciansuip a.id Ueoprij hy, and conduct exer-
cist m Pronunciation.
Pair. J ixes J. Parrraso!!, Principal of
Tusr i.-wra Acaileiny, and a number of the
I", ug T sellers ia the county i;'!giv in
s;ructiot!S on var-ous to-:cs during the week.
ESSAYISTS.
VissS.'it J. Wise, Miss Maar Corr--.ax,
!is KuiLr Filios, ?iss Clasa V.
Dotou::aTT.
DIRECTORS' DAY.
rsor. David Wilsor, A M., of Airy
View Acaden., will real a paper before the
Directors f the ci-unty, on Thursday atter
n; in. subject: Common School Curricu
la."." . -.' vPTeo iil als- be d-li'vered by A. J.
I attic?,., r-"j., MisSAfFoD, and Pa;S.
IS. m ..ud KaI B.
Ii i- ueerfltss to jy that thse addresses
will bs able a-: ! ot rre wlue, and that
w I -1 I . 1 . 1
t-vtry setio"! oincer "vnn can pjssioiy oe
'rB slioulu come snd hear tneiu.
EVEXI.VG EXERCISES.
ilMlay A1 ir- 5y paor. J. T. Ailiiah.
l;,c"son "Should the State Enforce At-i-
i.".ai;ce at our Public Schools V Opened
i-.&isative by A. J. Paiteesos, Esq.; nrg
ative by C. F. ?cuweieb.
Tmrs-itf Lecture bv Peop. A. N. Rare.
L-M-r.pticc Keaait,!;, br Wn. U. McOatw. j
;V.r,:.tUre. -Rome and Ita'v I
by Mis Mash L. S.xfo.
I'-.vr H0 Laatera Views.
Illustrated bv
Tturtdiy l-ecturr, by P.;or. Eowaed '
Bkooes Fd.D. Lecture, "S access in Life,
by Mi3 Sasfoep.
t'Uaj) Wm. II. McCnus, Ute gradu
ate aiJ instructor in tlie Pennsylvania lu
6ti:i".e for lue Blind, wii! give Descriptive
l'. jilinjs, lieeitatlfcns a-vl Ballads.
TUE TEActiLK UIS VOCATION'.
It n.u.-t ba apparent to every live teacher
that ine calling oi school teaching wiii be
elt-vatt-d ai'd established as one oi the
lesru.-J prolesioii,iniy by encouraging and
eui'or i-..- s;?li-ij of professional training,
a;id '. Ui. ;1iokc i-uucateii and interested in
ti:i art -d st: uceof teat bing rests the re
MLsibiIity f digt.it-j ibeir oration by
the discussion anf adoption of methods and
processes wor of the high claims ot pro-T'vskM-nal
.2'" ' . The U utlioriz.s and
i.ii. -;i imtr som-in! di-r.t. once in
cb ar, i csll upon
d invite the i
-.ti ol ;he Common Schools and other
i- -nt itiuns of Iea.-miiir, to asseiibie to
f "ther .od form t'leniselvus inti a " cache; s'
Justin- t" be devoted to professional im
!' aie;.t
I: further pioviilci ttat IH Boards of Di
rectors nny alljw tesc in their employ
'l.e j-riviV-ge "f atf.i.img such institute
ri-';-ut ruakiivg e: y Ueduc'!B from their
a!ary, ai d Jut nty tau;l.er who absents
himself :.'. t'-e Institute, witiioiil a goo
t-'.jsoL, li-i, his profes.;.mJ xeal and
pir:' !id:'..ie oy a 1-jacr mark on his ccr-tiftr-ila
in 'ue ia;tice of tcacriug, than he
otherwise wrV ' !ve rwtv
Last year all me t. ae.hers or the county
but r.ne or two ere in attndace at the
Institute. Let every teacher stri.e to make
je -.tiendance t'uis year as pood. Remem
ber th-t the lr.siituie is for you, tewher,
nd that it is your duty v fit and c.ualily
Toiirstlf -jiore and u.ore f.jr the respousible
place you fill
WELLINGTON SMITH,
Counts Superintendent.
Cz of the last acts of Drews, the Ruber
rourJ.-M-e- before his vl'Cutiob, was to give
a note t.. Isra-;! Prantft piling a description
of the place :a the uieu -tains where some
R17H0 worth of property was concealed,
cc:upriMi g fifioe.i Am-.-rican hunting-case
silver watches, taenty-seven suits or fine
rlot'uing, lard and ullow, 12,K)0 scgars, lots
ot tobacco, lots of fine boots, dry goods
and a ii,isc;!'neius assortment of stock
Usually found in country stores. Uesaid it
bad beeu buried about two-and-a half years,
id as the plunder of four men, one of
whom is ow in California, two iu toe Pem
t. rr:i;y oa a seutence of three yeais, and
i ,roi;r'.1 nas himself. Uis objtrrt in tell
ii.g Brsi i. i; was so that if ever he
(Brvn-it) sh u:a r'cape his present trouble,
e il'-J.i then go to this treasure-snot and
dnij the .-noils betaeen bis family and
Brrws'. The story looked pUusible from
fad thit about the tiaie mentioned the
r.:..:- r Sherman ft. Co., and a grocery
store i.. Finegrovo, and be sh"" tore of
l r.,r . n. in Tower City, bail Keen roo-
. i . r;;r,..r Detntr Sheriff
B ' an, ex-Sheriff Matthews and Consta
ble jxn-gler went to the place described to
make search, but rcturrml without success,
tliough they found many things to indicate
the truthlalucss of the statement in the let-t.-.
ma auoUier search will be made. Ex.
In Cumberland county tl ey oaforce the
tramp law. Last week they jailed a lot for
period of nine inontis.
SHORT LOCJ1LS.
Eggs are scarce.
Last Thursday was a winter day.
The bass Usher has put up his Balling
tackle.
Huntingdon sportsmen Indulge to foi
chases.
The Riot Bill cases are before the Dau
phin couuty court this week;
The weather, last Thursday, Friday and
Saturday was solidly winter-like.
The Band cake walk on Saturday evening,
iu A,ra oiu- Mail, pocketed 40.00.
Mortgage Book -B" is missing from the
Recorder's office at Hollidaysburg. .
The Biair county Rcdieal announces Sen
aior John A. Lemon fur Auditor General.
-new Jowl's Best Sweet Nary To-
Dcco- Dec. 4, 1878-1 y.
sTJntiPi'ers given last week by the ladies
of the Lutheran congregation realised $50,
. ... .
wosepn fathers will preach in the
old Presbyterian church next Sabbath morn
ing-.
J Ot week Robert Stitt, of Lack town'
ship, shot a spike buck near Peru Mills, this
county, j
Shi-riff Kelly has rented the Oswald prop
erty on Main street, aud will move there by
awl by.
And now it ia said that the shower of
leteors it
" . "-" uu "" mf5nl e
11 ih tusli
When it rained here last week, they had
ten i.iches of snow in certain parts of New
York State.
Henry Wainwright, of Patterson, shot a
Jeer "ear the Big Thicket in Licking Creek
valley, last Friday.
When you skate, boys, be careful ; don't
TMtnr An floM I .. . J ...
" iu muiu iuu near ap-
i-roach to ar ho'rs
The crack of the ri3e and the snot-gun is
heard every Suml iy by Huntingdon people.
So tho Journal says.
On Monday M. E. Dougherty, of Lack
township, started on a trip to Iowa, to see
hi friends in that State.
Kev. E. E. Berry shot a wild turkey on
Shade mountain last Weduesday. The
fowl was flying when shot.
The spire on the Lutheran church seems
to be in harmony with the size of the build
ing w hich it surmounts. The proportion is
pronounced as welt done.
Will those of our subscribers who know
themselves to bs indebted for subscription,
pay up, on, or before Court week.
Ex-Cnited States Sena! .r John J. Patter
son Wries from Bultnuore that he expects
to build a house In this ptace next summer.
During couit week put several dollars in
your pocket to pay subscription. It' you do
not come yourself, send the money with a
friend.
War on Turkey, at the Thanksgiving din
ner in the Lutheron church to-morrow,
from 12 till 3 o'clock, for the benefit of the
church.
Col. William Bell is selling a one-borse
jo .,. f
armers to grind corn and
oats into chop teed. The capacity of the
miil is ten bushels per hour.
Union service in the new Presbyterian
church to morrow Thursday. Rev. Mr.
Wilson, of the M. . church, will deliver
the Thanksgiving sermon.
The Huntingdon Globe says, Tom Moore
hed, formerly of Mt. Union, has sold sev-
u-ig';'' f hit interest in a mine near
i-eaaviue, uoioraao, lor
One or two of the wooden sewercrnsir.gs
in town need to be repaired. The break-
ing of the Kg of one horse at such a pliSe
wouiu cosi me uvrougu tjuuc mu imtiii,
A nnmber of our subscribers paid up
promptly last week. Will such of the num
ber as cannot attend court, send their re-
t tan-res by a beighber, during court week.
On Sunday evening, the loth instant, a
twrtve-ton bay stack, owned by R E Dobbs,
in TiiHCsrora township, was set on lire and
entirely consumed. Just who did the bad
acs not knoa bVn
In the matter of the division or Tusca
rora tow jship, an election was held as per
order ol Court, on the IStu day of Novem
ber, 1&79. The vote -oiled was: For divi
sion. 90; against division, 179. '
ilarrisburg is going into active prepara
tions for the reception of General Grant on
December 1G, 1879. Among the Couimit-
" .B--u.....
K. L. Canm, lormeMy ot mis place.
George Shrom, of the Newport Ledger,
on Saturday, the 22d inst., treated the con
ductor und a!l hinds on the Mifflin Accora
uioiUti in with buckwheat cakes, steaming
hot, and spread with the richest butter.
The Lutheran Sabbath-school in this place
will give an entertainment in connection
with tue opening of their " money-eggs,
in the uew Lutheran church, on Tuesday
evening, December 23d, 1879. Particulars
boreal Wr.
Secretary Quay had an attack of heart
disease a lew days ago while in session with
the Board of Pardons at Harrisburg. il;s
many frieuds are rejoiced to know that hn
has almost entirely recovered from the dan
gerous attack.
r-kating was indulged in, on Friday by
small boys on the creek that borders the
eouth side . f town. One generation ago it
used to be called the basin, but the wash
from the hills has so filled it with ground
that it no longer may be called a bisiu.
COrs. John A lams, mother of Mr. A. S.
Adama of Waiker township, was so unfor
tunate a few days ago as to tall aud break a
limb near the b"p-joint. Mrs. Adams is
about 77 years of ag, and the mishap has
a3ected her health quite seriously
CXcbimney in the house owned by A. J.
PaTterson.Ksq., in Port Royal, took fire
mst Thursday. The day was may, ana ior a
while the Professors and students at Airy
View Acaiemy took quite a lively interest
in the danger that threatened property iu
that neighborhoodf)
" XTour-yesr-old son of Mr. Paden, of
Tascarora township, was left alone ii the
touse while the mother made short visit
to neighbor Abram Nona's family. While
the mother was absent the child's clothing
caught fire from the stove. The little boy
rau out of the bouse on to the road, where
he was met by Mr. John Woodward, who
sprang out of his wagon and wrapped his
Isp blanket around the child aud extinguish
ed the fire, and thereby aaved the life of the
uufortuuate oneTJ
An exchange remarks that the man who
re-ids a well conducted newspaper t not
likely to hj imposed upon by sharpers who
are traveling through the country for the
T)unose of aaindling farmer. And the
farmer who does not take at least one good
,nm ia not to be tTeat'T pitied if
t,uuiaj 1'-, "
be is occasionally bitten by theso unprinci
pled sharks. It is every man's duty to keep
himself posted in regard to the world's
doingf.
Harrbbarg people are agitating the qnes
tion of erecting a nonomeotto the memory
of John Harris, the founder of Harrisburg.
The monument is to be erected oit the spot
where the stnmp of the mulberry tree
stands to which Harris once was tied by the
Inaians, to be burned.
Some time ago the Dtmberal uni Rt titter
reported a 4-pound turnip as having been
raised on the Sheets farm near Patterson.
Mr. Joseph RotLrock, near Mifllintown.does
better than that on his farm. His crop of
turnips number many large ones ; one f
the large ones measured 23 inches id cir
cumference and weighed 5 pounds.
Preaching was held in Maiamoras sc'jodl
bouse, in Spruce Hill township, on Sunday.
Sotictime during the afternoon of the same
day, neighbors discovered smoke issuing
from the building. They went to the schocl
house ; the floor was on fire, and so badly
damaged that the stove had fallen over. It
was a timely discovery. The floor was con
siderably burned.
Justice Middagh, of Patterson, held a
court on Saturday, for the bearing of a case,
tr J. B. M. Todd against the road supervi
sor's of Fermanagh township, relative to the
wooden bride at the sou'h end of tratcr
street. The township authority disclaim
ownership in the bridge. Stephen Reno
and William Poffenberger are the present
road supervisors of Fermanagh township.
The lawyers in the case are Robert McMe :n
for the plaintiff; A. J. Patterson for de
fendants. The case goes to Court.
Mrs. M. T. Wheeler of Mansfield, Tioga
county, this State, desires information of
her husband, M. J. Wheeler, a printer, who
1-1 1 his home in Elmira on the 25th of Oc
tober. When last htard from he was in
Olean. lie was wed dressed, wore a brown
overcoat, either black or gray pants, a black
Derby hat aud drab gloves. He is about
26 years of age, nearly six feet tall, has
light bair and moustacLe, a thin face and
light complexion. He walks with' a light,
springy step, and carries H hiii.is in the
side psckels ol bis coat. He is believed to
be ptrtially insane. Any information con
cerning bim will be thankfully received by
his i e. Other papers please copy
We are indebted tx Mr. J. R. Patterson,
of Beale township, for several pieces of
stone coal, or lignite, that were mined on the
farm of citixen David Imes, a colored man,
living not far from Doyle's Mills, la Tusca-
rora Valley. It is earnestly hoped that a j
mistaRe occurred when the Geological scale
was made that placed Juniata county below
tlie coal measures. If the Geological scale
is correct, there can be no coal in ibe val
lejsof Juniata county. If there are ex
ceptions to Geological ru'es relative to the
coal measures, or if a mistake was made in
the scale when the territory comprehending
this couuty was placed in the scale, then
tbere may be coal in the valleys of this
county.
UNCLE SAM TO GRANT.
Yew've traveled a good ways, Ulysses,
But it's sure and it's certain I am
Ter glad to get back to yer neighbors
And shake with yer old Uncle Sam.
Vcr back, and the men of all nations
Were proud to do honor to yew ;
But I reckon, Ulysses, you allers
Stood lat 'by the red, white and blue.
I
Ter head wasn't turned by attention
From emperors, kings, and the rest ;
Yew never forgot lor a luiuit
Y'er love for the laud of the west.
Yew haven't slopped over, Ulysses ;
Y'ew never have blow'd yer own horn ;
Yew've kept yer head level, Ulysses ;
Tew have now as sbrr'a yer born.
The boom is a big one w 3 give yon ;
But though there's a noie and a fus,
It comes from our hearts, let me tell yew
Aud that's a bat's the matter with us.
Then welcome, a thousand times welcome !
And let the guns thunder away.
The people give thauks for yer safety ;
Y'er comrades are happy to-day !
Chicago Inter-Octa.
Tnx Harrisburg Telegraph is responsible
fr the following t Mr. William L. Cooper,
Resident Clerk of the House of Represen
tatives, had a singular experience recently.
About two years ago, in alighting from a
carriage, bis right leg was broken at the
ankle, an4 oas been to some extent weak
ev.-r since. About three weeks ago an ab
cess began to torm on the calf of the right
leg. aud on awakening one morning be
found he was unable to walk, o ing to the
intense pain. His leg was examined and
the surgeons expressed the opinion that a
splinter of bone was working out of the
sore. Some days alterward, whi.e dressing
the sore siot, be noticed a little black splin
ter prolrudiug from it, aud catching hold of
the black object he pulled from his leg a
large needle, one incb aud a half in length
and black as jet. The needle is perfect as
regards point and eye, and is smooth aud
polished. How it got luto his person, Mr.
Cooper cannot say but It is argued with
considerable reason that he must have swal
lowed it while very young and it has re
mained in him ever since, working itsrway
down to the calf of the leg. We have of
ten read ol similar iustauccs, but never be
fore recorded one.
As exchange rites s Leibig's theory
that liquor-drinking is compatible with ani
mal but not with larinaceous diet, seems to
have been corroborated by an English sci
entific man, who has been trying the exper
iment on twenty -seven liquor-drinking per
sons. Astiiking instance of reform was
shown in the case of a man of sixty, who
had been intemperate for thirty-five years,
and was in the habit of taking a spree about
once a week. His constitution was so shat
tered that be had great difficulty in obtaio-
I ing an insurance on bis life. After an at
tack of delirium tremens, wind nearly
proved fatal, he was induced to live on rari
naceous food, which in seven mouths en
tirely removed bis desire for liquor, and he
became perfectly sober. He lost flesh at
the beginning of the experiment, but re
gainiu it ai ter two or three months. Among
the articles of food mentioned as specially
antagonistic to alcohol are lentiles, dried
beans, haricot beans and maccarooi, all of
which should be well boiled and seasoned
with butter or olive oil. Ordinary garden
vegetables are said to be provocative of
temperance, but much less so than farina
ceous diet. The carbonaceous starch con
tained in maccaroni, beans and oil seems to
render unnecessary, and, therelore repul
sive, the carbon ressideut in alcohol. This
remedy is so very simple that It ought to be
tested by men who hate so often tried to
ttreaE themselves of intemperate habits.
Drinking to excess is unquestionably liUrse
to every American city, and farinaceous
food has never hurt anybody.
ATTENTION ! Dealer in cattle are
hereby informed that John Balentine, of
Fermanaeh township, ha a number ol
cows that will toon be tn profit, for axle.
A Cave Found Naif ftichfield.
A PETRIFIED CDRIOSITT;
We are in receipt of comracnicatian
from Richfield relative to the discovery of
a cave in the vicinity of that place. The
communication reads t
The discovery of a grand cave, located
on the land of Daniel Mitterling, about three
miles east of Richfield, has art ak otic 3 con
siderable interest. The following is a de
scription of the interior of the caver The
opening is just large en ni'i for a man to
crawl into, then a descent over a f'-w preci
pices of lime-stone rock. Its course is in a
i-sterly direct-inn for some distance, then
turns in a northwest. -;!y uirectiun to tho
end. The ceiling is ornamented with sta
lactites caused by calcareous water from th-i
calcium of lime-stone. The Walls are cov
ered wiib small stalagmitcst many of which
are in the form of the teeth of animals, cal
cified into crystals, and others into charm
ing beads. The floor is formed of a calca
reous oarthen base. J. S. Arnold and J. F.
Zimmerman, accompanied by others, made
a careful exploration of the cave. Several
ol the finest specimens of petrified vegeta
ble were taken therefrom, which J. S. Ar
nold pronounced petrified baik. Some of
these specimens are now in possession of
the writer. A specimen was presented to
Mr. S. V. Mills, a professional miueralogist,
of Bambridge, Lancaster county, Pa. Mr.
Mills pronounced the specimen to be calcif
erous petrified bark."
The petrified curiosity mentioned iborei
is mora particularly spoken of in another
communication from the same )ltce, thus:
" A curiosity in the form of a petrifac
tion was very recently found upon the farm
of Mr. Jacob j-hclfy, near P.ichfleld, Jtiuiata
county, and which is now in the possession
ol Mr. S. V. Mill, mineralogist, of Bain
bridge, this State. This specimen is pre-sun-ed
by Mr. M. to be a composition of
wood, oxide of iron and silex, and is tno
more carious on account of the matter last
named being tL- picdominating element
contained in it So perteet is it in form as
to strongly Show the tuces of vegetable
fibre aud knots of Wood mineralised in its
general composition. This acquisition to
the already large collection of mineral mat
ter and natural curiosities which the gen
tleman is reported te hare in store, will, in
Doint of interest, favorably contributei Mr.
M nut lo" h'd the pleasure t.
secure in the sime vicinity Indian relics of
merit, in the form of pestols, stone axes,
arrow-heads, kc, in connection aiso with
an odd specimen of calcerated petrified
bark."
Will Take Place Next Saturday.
The unprecedented Weather of last Thurs
day caused a postponement in the GRAND
TROT that was aunouueed to have taken
place at Riverside Park on that day. Tne
Tl'OT will take place next Saturday at the
Park.
Jefferson Mtfdagh will have two BLOOD
ED STALLIONS on the ground on exhibi
tion, on the same day.
I ott it my duty to acquaint suiTering
humanity with the fa-t !':it Sr. J.-w 'Jit
is the most b .eticui reniedj ever intro
dsced; tis I hsve practically tested. For
he past sixteen years I have suffered with
Rheumatism, and so severeiv that I was
often robbed of my night's rest. A change
of weather would have the most paint ul
efiVt on me, for then I could move neither
hands nor feet. I tried every kuown reme
dy, but of no avail ; at last somebody rec
ommended Sr. Jacobs Oil, and I conclud
ed to try it, but ith little hope of relief.
Having hardly used half a bottle, the paius
diminished, aud to-day 1 am well and hardy
once more. The small sum of fifty cents
has cured mi. Thomas trrr,
St. Bonilace: Pa.
Tribute of Respect.
At a meeting of the .'ft. P'easant Literary
Socicty a co.uaiittee wa- .; . -.:Tited to draft
resolutions expressive of theu- feelings 011
the death ol a fellow-member, William S.
Kaiifl'iuan. They reported the loliowing,
which wi-re adopted :
Wukeea. Almighty God has seen prop
er, in His Divine wisdom, to remove, by
death, from our p-idst, William S. Kaufi'
ruaa, a respected c . :en and an active mem
ber cf this Society ; aud,
Whebeas, It is but right and proper that
on such an occasion we tender our rond.t
lence and sympathy to those who are now
alticttd bj ibis sore bereavement, there
tor. Rnohtil, That, while we hnmhlv nib nit
to tins s ul visitation of Divine Providenrc,
we sincerely regret his loss, and deeply
svmiutliize with the bereaved family.
' flaolred, That by the death of Brother
H liliim S. K iulfiuin, the Mt. Plcasut Lit
ernry Society has lost an active, etlicient
aud much beloved member.
Reolttd, That this Society cherish the
memory of our departed brother as one
whose social finalities endeared him to all
who mourn that w ith him life's journey is
done."
Retolred, That a copy of these resolu
tions br given the family of the deceased,
and that they be published in the county
ptiers, and also a copv be preserved by the
Mt. Pleasant Literary Society.
Joux II. ('asset,
Jacob A. Kimit),
Ajxie E. Switzee,
Asms W. OallaueK,
Molue M. Ttsos,
Committee.
Violest Cornmo racks the system and
brings on hemorrhage. Pbojnix Pectoral
cures cough, brings rest and gives strength.
It tastes so pleasant that children cry for It.
Price 25 cents. For sale by Banks ft Ham
lin, MuHiktown, and Hamlin ft Co., Patter
son. FOR SALE. A commodious Dwelling
Hons, and two Store Rooms, in the bor
ough of Mifllintown, Juniata county, Pa.
This is a rare chance to acquire a dwelling
bouse, and business place in Mifiiintown ; a
chance, which if left pass, may not be
equaled in many years. For particulars,
call at, or address this office. jan29-tf
Camphor Milk cures Headache and Neu
ralgia.
Captphor Milk cures Rheumatism and
Lame Back.
Camphor Milk cures Cuts, Bruises and
Burns.
Camphor Milk costs 25c ; 5 bottles $1.
Sold by Banks ft Hamlin, Mifllintown, and
Hamlin ft Co., Patterson. mrl9-Iy
Phoenix Pectoral will cure your Cough.
Phoenix Pectoral cures hoarseness quickly
Phoenix Pectoral tast"3 geod and brings
rest.
Phoenix rector ii costs 25c ; 5 bottles $1.
Sold by Banks ft Hamlin, Mifllintown, ft
Hamlin ft Co., Patterson. uiarl9-ly
HARRIED :
REESE D.'ETRICK At tho residence
of the bride's parents in Patterson, Nov,
19, 1879, by the Rev. T. J. Sherrard, Mr.
Joseph G. Reese and Miss Mary E. Die-trick,
both of Patterson.
Subscribe for theSrsiaraadyjrpaiiiraa,
(he best paper In the country
CLOSING TRICEaS
DE HAVEN &T0WNSESTD,
diKkgrs,
No. 40 South Third Street,
nilLADLLPHlA.
Stocks Borjght and Sold either lor Cash or
on a Margin.
.AW 21, 1879.
Bin. Asekd.
U.S. 6's lSl.:.Sii lt4 15
Currency, 6's....t 122J 125
5's, 1881. new HW UU
4Ps, new Phi, 1
4's j; W2 101'J
Pennsylvania Ri R 4tl 4-j
Philadelphia ft Reeling R. K.. l'.i; 2
Lehigh Vallev K. R 41J 4tj
Lehiah Coal ft Navigation Co.. 24 J. 21
United Companies of N. J .... 144f 141
Northern Central R. R. Cc ... 17 IS
Hestonvillc Pass. R. R. Co.... 17 17
Pitt;., Tit. ft Buff. K. R. Co... 5 f.f
Central Transportation Co ... 41 4 1 4
Northern Pacilld, Com 15 151
" Pref'd 4 4'
Silver, (Trades)..,. !KJ 9'.-,
C03I.HKKCJIa.
M1FFLINT0WN MARKETS.
MirrmtTawa, Nov. 20,
Btitter ..i.
Kggs.......... ................
Lard
Ham
StiouhW
bides
Potatoes ............
Onions. ........
Hass. ....
1879.
.. lfi
.. 30
.. 7
.. 3
.. 7
.. 6
. Ot)
,. 40
. 2
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected weexly.
QrOTai loSS FOR To-DAT.
Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1879.
Wheat 1
Corn 60
Oats 80to3;l
Rye f"
Cloverseed. ...... ......... 4 50
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN MARKETS.
PmiADf LrniA, Nov. 22. Wheat, red t.
40tol.44. Corn, 50lo5Hc. Oats, 40to4lc.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS.
Philadelphia, Nov. 22 Cattle ranged
from 2,to4Jo ; tresh beef, 7lo8c. Hogs,
Uogs, dressed, 4 ,c.
CHICAGO CATTLK MARKETS.
Chicaoo, Nov. 22. Cattle, live, $J20to
4.b5. Hogs, live, 5.8ito4.2'.
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
I.OSBOX, Nov. 19. The flirk lane Ex
prtis, in its review of the British grain
trade for the pist week, says : " Except 1
few beans, harvest is now secured in Eng
land. In the Scotch uplands the cereal
crops ere Mil! beii.g harve--d, mostly in
the unripe state. TNeScotch harvest, how
ever, w ill probably be terminated in a week
or ten diys. Farmers so generally availed
themselves of the favorable weather lor
field ooeratlon", Which continued lip to Fri
day, when there was a sbsrp tn.st, that
threshing has been neglected. The sup
plies at the country mirket were conse
quently licht, and w heat in a St state tor
either sowing or trilling was decides, iy
scarce. Fortunately a good area b.i .
ready bwn sown in wheat under circum
stances w hich augur favorably. The recent
uncoi.trariicted estimate of this year's crops
eli.-ws tUJt II aiil be necessary to import
lS.UOO.O'O quarters of foreign wheat
Doubtless, wiih every allowance for possi
ble exsgeerations, the crop is desperately
liad. The Mark Lane and country markets
have b.-en dull, wilh liberal arrivals from
abroad. Prices hare fallen Is. tor all de
scriptions of wheat. There was not much
pressure to sell, but the enormous visible
supply in America, and the uncertainty as
to the actual extent of the surplus available
lor export thence, caused a pretty general
abstention of buyers front, the market. Un
til something more definite is known trade
must feel its way cautiously. In some uar
Icrs a strong opinion prevaiii that wheat w ill
prove re-iiuiierativ- even at the present
prices. Doubtless a decline of a few shil
lings will bring forward a number of specu
lative buyers. The arrival, at ports ol call
have been large. Early in tho week whe it
off coast de.-hned ss bw as fits, for r-d
winter for the Continent, but silliswjnently
prices rallied Gd. to Is. pi-rqu.irt.-r. Maize
was in lair inquiry, principally for the Con
tinent, at about ihe late rales. Wheat for
M:ipment was quiet in conse.jnenrr r tlie
hitll price asHed in America. Maize was
dull. Earh'y recelid Od.tols. per (purler.
Tfte sales of English wheat last week
amounted to 3!,n:!5 quarters at 48s. n I. per
quarter, against 54,740 quarters at 4". 7d.
p ;r quarter for the same week last y:-a.
The imports into the United Kingdom for
the week ending N--ve-.nb.-r 8 were I .:tS.
4SUcwl.ot wheat and 2 .Lt91 cwt.nl tlonr."
yetr Atliierlisemenfa.
GRANT'S 4RPCM THE
"WORLD.
BT L. T. EKMLAr.
Elegantly Illustrated, 41 pages, Pticc
f 1 .50. Contains full and arjenrste rtescrip
lion of Hen. 'ii-am's tour, reception. 4d'
dresses ot welcome, speeches in all the
towns and .-ities visited in England. Ireland,
Scotland, France, Spiin, Italy, Germany,
Egypt, India. China, Japan an-l other coun
tries w ith n-lHirts of the a-hlresscs of wel
come and Ihe Oeneral's speeches; also;
graphic pen-pictures of Ihe places of inter
est visited by General Graut and his pir'y.
The history of this trip, wiih its unpr ee-
dented and unlooked-for ovations ati'i tri
un phal tour, will be found of inte est to
every American.
Agents Wanted I Send for fuI1 re
ticulars and be convinced that his is Ihe
most salable book in the market ; or, to save
time, send $1.00 tor complete copy of the
book, and state your choice ot territory.
Address, EVANS ft CO.,
9 Murray St., New Vork.
.Nov. 12, 1879-41
KENNEDY & DOTY,
(Successors to Buyers ft Kennedy,)
DEALERS IN
COAL.,
lav allien,
CEMENT.
Calcined Plaster. Land Plaster.
SEEDS. SAL.T, ftC.
We buy Grain, to be delivered at HiHin
town or Mexico.
We are prepared to lurnish Salt to dealers
at reasonable rates.
KEXXEDY . DOTY,
April 21, 1379-tf
A Good Home in Central Missouri
Can be obtained through the Calloway
County Immigration Society." For full de
scription and particulars address tlie Presi
dent,
Wx,
II. T BOX AS,
Fulton, Mo.
oct8-4t
Bubetnbelor theSenhnel and Republican,
- - r "Z1 177 . ' -
Xertt A fl rrfim r-nt 1
Warner's Safe Kissj and Lhsr Cura.
A Tcialie prv-ix.ru two -( ih4nlv mnrm
I nu w iu th tr:i khibi phwi-,
nubrirx miI At. Is i-klfcsaxrj, &Jrr, mmm
D'l rtun.onni 01 thebishtst order Id proof
of Irirnt sUiifnieuta. .
m j- rir 1 h- curt of IM artel-, rail for Wa
nr's MaO DtMorf -.
J'For Hi cnr or Brhi'i Bii !? Mhr
WABNZS'S SAFE BITTERS.
It thNt UtoOd Pr - nrvHliniul-K
tvryr fuurtinn u. l.'f" h;.;iliful tcUuu, ftud
is thus a h-.i. lit tn ftll rt wi
tlM atitl Ii--ia, tiic)utliii4 CNWvni l-
li rrn. mwt or tier r-. .
El Tir-rp!. Hr-iinr rtft lomnrh,
MiT.-U;..nr-cur-l hy t.iM.V Ml tier. UtM
m u 111 1 1.1 If t an mi -piiz-rji-l T-,4Uitr lonlr.
Uolilrsor two mzuS ; fmrm, 0r- tnofi.c
WARNER'S SAFE KCRVIME ,
PI Qtiti-klr fftve R4 and P loih?iiffif-rinr.
ruiv lltMMttu-U a'l Niiralmc itmtiW
llp4t Mca.aii'1 rr-i-v SrnMan
ht IfjUton lrou4(ittHi bv rTrrwlvt- dnnk, over
.wt-rrul a it inlnMtf fcnn aid oih nlv
tirtid N-rvr, it n r injuiv ilt myaUeO,
.irthr utX'-n ui mxtuul or lane d-.
litfc-9r iw!trrs; pn , B6r- nd 1.40.
WARKCr?'3 SAFE PILLS
ft res ran t'lf r-H l fftT1 1 IMiV TlHllliOA frT a
U.09TMM. EUUVI LftT-
Tt:9a. M!an&. fver
acd Mg9. and abouM
be u4-d wfairrPT-r 1 ha
bowt-is do not 4prato
fr-a-iy ard rvu tarty.
vk. 1 rtcf rtm. hi
tM I tTrviwto ft lif
Id HVlMM7wvhrr
H.H. Warner & Co.,
ROCHESTER, 5. Y.
rs 1 m-irtanriar.
Ayi
ers
XTciirVtgor,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS
NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR.
It is a most ajreeable dressing, which
is a once ltannless and efTectual, for
presenilis tlie hair. It restores, with
the gloss and freshness of youth, faded ot
gray, light, and nil hair, to a rich brownj
ordeep Mack, as may be desired. By Its
use tli i it hair is thickened, and baldness
often thnuh not always cured. It
l ll. eks falling of the hair immediately,
and causes a new growth in all cases
where the glands are not decaed; while
t. lrahy, weak, or otherwise diseased
Lair, it imparts vitality and strength,
and renders it pliable.
the Vifion cleanses the sratp, cures
anil prevents the formation of dandruff;
anil, by its fooling, stiinulatins, and
f. ot hi ii S properties, it heals most if not
all f the humors and diseases peculiar
to the smlp, keeping it cool, clean, and
Soft, under which conditions diseases of
the scalp and hair are impossible.
As a Dressing for Ladies' Hair-,
The Vigor is incomparable. It is color
less, c-ntains neither cii hor dye, and
will not ?':il white cambric. It imparts
an amveable and lastin; perfume, and
r.s an article for the toilet it is economi
cu ai.il uiisurTnss-d in its excellence.
rnzraaro bt
r. J. C. ATER & CO.. Lowell, Mass.,
Ural ami AiiiilTllr il rtirmUt.
J-'-l:- l:T ALL lo;! W.ri KVEUVWUCrtc
Professional Cords.
JOL'IS E. ATKINSON,
ATTORNEY -AT -LAW,
SIIrTLIXTOWS, V.
r7Collecting an-l OnT-ejam-Jng prompt
ly L-Tten.Ki Iu.
(rricc On Main s'reet, in his place of
residence, south of Bndjre street.
R
0BEKT McMEEN,
Attorney and Connselcrr-J
-Law.
Prompt attention given to the securing
and collecting of claims, ami all legal busi
ness. Orrieinn bridge street, first door west
et the Hxltnr-t building.
April 14, 1875-tr
FUED T. VatTeRSON,
ATTOEilT-AT-LAWf
MIFFLIXT0WX, JLXIATA CO., TA.
All busi .ess promptly attended to.
OrriCE Or Bridge street, opposite the
Court llous : .)uare.
D
VVIO D. STONE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAYV",
MIFFLIXTOWX, PA.
?rr t'ollections and all professional busi
ness promptly attended to.
june20, 18. ..
J-OHX MtLAbGULIX,
INSURANCE AGENT,
PORT ROYAL, JUXUTJ CO., P.f.
DOaly reliable Companies represented.
Dec. 8, 1 875-1 y
THOMAS A. ELDER, M. D.
Physician and Snrgeon,
mrFLisTows, rj.
Othce hours from 9 a. x. to 3 p. x.. nr.
flee in his father's residence, at the sonth
end of Water street. oct22-tl
D,
M. CRAWFORD, M.
Has resnme.1 actively the practice ot .
xeilicine and surgery ana their collateral
branches. Olbce at th? old corner of Third
ard Orange streets, Mifllintown, Pa.
March 20, 1873.
T M.lUZEE, M. D.,
f
PHYSICIAN AND SUEGEON,
.Icadtmia, Juniata Co., Pa.
Orrirr formerly occupied by Dr.Sterrctt.
Protessional business promptly attended to
at all hours.
D,
L. ALLEN, M. D.,
Has commenced the practice of Medicine
and S urgery and a'! their collateral branches.
Office at Acaderuia, at the residence vl
Capt. 1. J. Patterson.
fjulj 15,1874
JJENRT H ARSilBERGER, M. D.,
Continues the practice of J'edi.-'ne and
Surgery and all their collateral branches.
Office at his residence in McAlisterville.
Feb 9, 1876.
as tuetiH Lm. MM
.'llSCKLLri&EOVS
HA
IV trip- place
Tiiii bust Ami
!ivIETS, YOUTHS &
tlji'S, ft?".. Boors, shoes.
. II ii is vreuar -d t exh-.'it o? f tl" moil
this n arkel, a.i-i :.l JruSlXHIXHLY LOW PRICES !
Afo, nieaj-nres taken f..' Flits ii jjrtr of iity which will be toad? toorda
, at ?.!nrt no'ire, very rv:aMiiMr ".
( KerDern'jer" fhe r iser, !L.rman."
i Wiler s'reeU, .VVFLINTtJl." f.
.VJb, 2-J W
I .
I 7 ".' .
Has just retifotri frim the LaKterrr eities with fall ysriefy of
MUl St BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS- BOOTS & SHOES. ALL EIZLS',
GENTS ri'RNlSHINU t.O0.-. Goo.ls or at! tin are !o-a- Pom- !" -e irn
and : a.t..niitied I'.ints at 75 cent. E7" SLITS 31AVC TO UHl.r.h. jj
rat'nrSnn, I'a., Ap-il I'i, . SAMl'EL STR-vYEHt
Trfrrlrrf Quit.
PEXHSYLVANI A ItAILUOAD.
TIM K-T ABLE
ria
TiiS'MOH A7n !.cct. PA'srsnra Tair
I Betwckx l.rr.i-ni rtij am- A i.tjos.
trvr
WESrtt'AKI'.
! irivt
; r STWARD.
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5.- : 1
A. M. A.M.
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p. a. a. m. mi j
1
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fx. r.M. M
8 I I 4 , ;iKI
5 0"" Kim' 1 .tii'larrisl.'s
O-Ji N 12 1 4:; !.-tril ej
h-.l IX 1 nl' MansviV!
6 4- h ! 1 oli' Cove I
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6 - tl n i:io .t-wM,rt .
7 1 9 1'J 2 47 Mi'Rr.:n
7 "JO '131: a 111 Th'.nip'.l -7
4 '.I4: a IS MexU-o j
T '.i 'JJi .I Jt- PerrvsvV,
0 lt (f 3 27 Mitliin ',
,'10 4"i! 3 "i Lewish.'n,
1 .: II. f i t
7 52 I It 8:i-S
7 4f 1 H 24
7:!2 I2 -:, 8 12
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1121 447 Manay'iik,
11 '( 4 2 X II unil'i.
II 4i, 4' Ml.lTiiion
11 01 $07 Maph-ton. 4:t.s- 9D:
: 12 0.1 5 l " MillCre. k, 4:i0 ! '.0'
12 IH 5 Huntins'.i 4 17 9S'.
12 3) 5 51 Petel.'x S58 0 22
12 41' 8 02 Barree ;.!; 8 K;
,'25i 0 10 ir'ceC'k' HI 9 10
i 104 ( 2" Hiriuih'iu S :U5 8 56:
i I .". 6.11 Tvrone 1 3 27 8 5I-
' 1 21 6 4;, fi.f.n I S 17 8 40;
130 :, Fst.ifa ' 312 8 3
. 134 li 8 Bells.Milis. 3 08 8 33
: lio 72. Altoona 8 15.
I
P. X. A. M. 1 . V.-
y 05 12 55 Pittsburg ; 7 40
AM.
TTestwab Fast Tb iss.
Pacific Express leaves Philadelphia 11 53 '.
p 111 ; 11,
r;.-.liiirj 4 20 a 111 ; I'linearinon 1 1
5nam; Xi'Wport 514am; Mitliin 5-iSij
ni; I.ert i.f.iwn H m McVc'ytown 6 41'
am; Mt. Union Toil an;; llu:.lincd .11 7 j
21 a 111 j Petersburg 7 4 I ni ; S pruee t'reck i
7 6"ani; Tjn.ne 8 I a 111 j lk-!!'s Mills
8 K3 a 1:1 ; Ail'."n.i K CO a ui; I'ittsbiiifr '
14'lJMJ. ,
Pirt-biiri Evjross Ines Pbi!ai!e'.hia at ;
I. 25 p m ; llarn''i:r 10 ', p ni ; Maryvj!e
10 II p 111 ; lil!i.! 1! 4' f m ; Le-istown
12 l-O a 1,1 ; 1 1 :i; in c 1 .'i 1 15 1 ; Tyn'ae !
1 5:! a in 1 All'.oiia i 25 a iu i Pitti-bur; 7 00 .
a rt. . .... !
Fi.t Line leaves philaile'phia at 11 a
m ; ll.irrihrjr 3 45 pin; Milllin 5 0f p ni ;
l.eu islon n 0 27 p it ; lliintins-ton 6 28 pm ;
Tyrone 7 08 p m ; Alt-xma 7 40 p iu ; Pitts- ;
t.irg 1 1 45 p 111. I
'u7 .in II"-. on Snndnyi, will np at ,
i)unt rliroa. A'.irporf. Jli I r itou'i. Ml I Vji, '
Petersburg and b.U't Mills. Kirs flagged.
EAsTWAiin Fast Tsaixs.
P'-iMe!;-!.! E-ipress leaves Pi!t!ni'e t
4 50pm ; All-x.ua IO Oil p 111 ; bell's .Mills
101pn.; 1 jrone 10 33 p m ; Jsprnce re
10 48pm; Huntingdon 1 1 Kpm; Lewis
town liulipm; Mil'lin 1254 pm; sme
at H.irrishiirg at 2 ii f in, sn-i Philadelphia
ai 7 in) p ni.
Atlantic Express leves Pittsbnre at I P
pni; AHiMirla 6 15 pin; Trrnt 6 51 pni ;
l!-,i:itii:edon 73 pni; Mt. Union 800 p m;
Mi-Vey town 8 2" p m ; Le it-wn 8 -50 p ru ;
Mitliin 9 12 p m ; Xewp e-t ! 56 p m ; Pun
c.tniion 10 20 p m ; ll,irribnrg 10 55 p ui ;
arrives in Philadelphia 3 Oo a m.
Pacific r.xprens bares Pittsbnr; a 3 15 a
m; Altoona 7 45 am; Tyrone 814 am;
Ilnntirz'ion 8 4't a mt Lewistown "-ii a m ;
Mi:llin 10 fit. am; UuK-an-ion III? am;
Ilarrishurg II DO p ml arrives in Philadel
phia 3 40 p in.
r'tftie t'.tprei f'-nt ok Smalayt rill itop
Hili'l Af:.-. ..rr i r. I'eleribnrg.
Mill L rtiK. '11 I man, irr:i ryruira anJ .vrir-
port, trite t : iz:et.
J tin Hi c Exrei ot Snml tt;t trill at j
Mill Cr-ek, Mapietun and Af rjir-i , mi
t togged.
JUMATA VAI.LKY BAN K,
OF.MIFFM'liTCiTS, 11.
wirn
KRANCII AT P RT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liabla.
J. XLVIX POMEKOY, Prn,nt.
T. YAX IKV7I5, iVi-rr.
Ulilr'sJ:
J. Xevin Poiueroy, J-.s.-ph K-.hrock,
Georg' Jacobs. I'lii'.i M. Kepner,
Amos pon.s-H, Louis E. Atkinson.
Vi. C. Poiuero) ,
STOCkUoLOKRS :
J. Xei!n Ponierov, J iines P. Qkesiei,
Philip M. Kepner,
11. t au Sweriug n.
S.ini'1 llert's Heir.
J '.fie !!. Irwin,
Mary Kuril.
Simtiel M. Kurtz,
J. Holmes) Irwin,
T. Y. Irwin,
F B. Fro-:
John llerliler.
Josi-ph Hotiiruck,
George J.ieobs,
L. E. A'kinson.
V. C. Penieroy,
Amos (i. Boliull,
Xoah llertxler,
Daniel Sl'iirlt-r.
Charlotte Snyder,
3 Inti-rest allowed at tiie rate of 3 per
cent, on t monrb- eertifl.ar, 4 per 'eit. on
12 nionihs ceriilieaiea.
j.iri23, '..79-tr
RE. BURLAN,
i 1 DEXTIST.
OiliJe opiosttc Lutheran C'hnreh,
VOKT KCYAL, JUXIATA (?'., PA.,
' Tr"here he will spend the first ten d.ij a o
each month, commencing Dec. niV-r Nt.
The balance of-the tin.e his uttice will 1
ocencied bv J. S Kilmer, a roiurg man
worthy of confidence, and who frS been
associated wiih the Doctor as str.'leiit and
assis'ant two yenrs and npwariis. ibose
who call d:ift-"ig Dr. Bnrlan's r bsenco frr
profession.-.! ico, nisy. nnd w !l please
arranc- the tune with Mr. Kilmer wnn I hey
iiiiy be served, on the return of (ue Doctor.
arge stock of ready m ide clothing of the
I i latest and choicest styles, for men and
boys, hats, cap:, boots -.nd shoes, notion",
furnishing goods in endle-s variety for sale
at Samuel Strayer's, 1b Pattersen.
JDWk iiSE.U2. IS.
RLBTS
ln.re joo i-.t hif
t:xi: tnuKipus-f
BOYS' CLOTHING
,4xd runrt&rts' go-jd.
rhnvf si.rl s!i-e! s:K-ks ever oftbreif fi
Xcw BuilJinj, corner of BrtfJ" 1
jj.n.. i. i-,. j-r
A 11' ,m "-7 IT-w
JL. . vJu.. JL LJJ
Special .Yofir";
TIIC HOULD'S nt.l.
Da. L. D. Wstbi-ss's A'.T"it.k;ivn Starr:
C-A remedy ned TSJI..TY-FIVK YKARS
in piivste prcticej and n -.er laiiib tu
radically otro
RHEUJJATISit, P r ? 5 V .
Erysipelas. Scr"ula, ? -. : y -'yphil.v,
firavel, I'i.-ioere-, and ii aiea-M-s r; vhici
the b'oil is inipl:eate 1, U now ofl'iTCi U
the pul-hc.
Soli' bv 1,11 Retail Dmciit., and (whole-
sale cnl bv Tns Wsverav MtDici.va Co.,
P.O. Bos S", Jfiebestr, ?. Y.
I I will mail (Free) the rceij"- tor a simpli
IVnTii.r Bl tl" . remove TAX,
j FKECKLtS, PI.MPI.ES H BLflTCHVS,
', laming the kin soft, ch-ir and !.':: ! i
HS), iiixlriielioiis lor proi!;ic!ii a lc'Nrl .1 t
, (rru-th ot a:.-on a b:M !i.-al nr Jrrs-jla
fwe. Address. inchMinr: He. s.p, Ben:
1 Vaiidel! it Co., 2' .1: u ; . el, X. Y.
.
, Tf) rS!'irTIVF.S.
1 ne u -rilv.'r, 11a, i.ipr u-en ;erin n-.tiy
enrol of that dread dise-e, C-n-.nV'T''.tni.
by a Simple reinily, i aixi-is fit a .iK
known to his f I'ioiv-miC-i"" the means of
cure. To a!I who desire it, he will send a
iiir ot tne i-eserip'i.n iisea. r:r--e r.i
eharife). wi'b t?.e d-.rei tions for prepiring
J and u-ing the sime. which ihcy '.;l 1.
! si'BK craK tor Consumption, Atinn.t, rn;n
I chilis, te. Parti-s wishi.-it the l're-rip
j tion, will please 3'b!rs,
r.. A. ii.;o;.
194 Tenn street, Tiiliaiu.burgh, X Y.
! mui li ;t. vi tin tii.
i GE.VTI.EM X who .iiiVn-l forr-s-n
JA. Troiii X.-rv..r- p-n'MTi. PB.KM
I TURK OKi.'AY, and alltn.- :' - -U of ...: . -f'nl
mdi.-a-retion. will tor the sake of s-irT- -I
in h'miani'y. send free to -il! w'r... . - " ;,
; the recioe and dir. .!L:i tr in ikini the :-
pie ren;ely by w hich he ,n en ;J " -lrers
wishing t' pr..i !- '-t. " .'I . i.:i":
experience cau iw .....Ires.-'ins in per
fect cuLtidecce,
j'cnx b. ncDny.
42 tMaj srre-t. X- v .
Phi!aiell)tja u6 lloZ..:. r. jiaiirCddt
Arranrremeut of Pa? :.'lnrpr Tratus.
Xovembki lflili, 7r . .
Trfftsv ,'.rr Ii jrriilurg -n'Ws r
For Xew York via A ,. l: . , 11, at 5 l-i, " r'
a. r.i., snd I 45 p. r.i.
For New York la Phi'ad-lphia an' '
Br.H k !i lit.-," -0 2i (Fast -. . j
m. ah I ! i'i p m.
Throisch car: :r - . -. York.
For Phi! ' !.:, ; .1 i. . i . 2 (Fast tsp.Ja
8 05. 9 :"5 a 111. 1 45 -.ni 4 p m.
For Keailinr a 5 15. 6 2 HK.iM Etp.) 8 03,
9 55 a oul 4-j, 4 Hi and '.! t m.
For Pottsviiie at 5 15, 8 D i x iu. :nd i ?v
p. m. arid via Schuylkill i ? ns-inehanna
Braneh at 2 40 p iu. Fi-r Auoiirn, e 3
1 m.
For Lineasfej aHi Colunilr... j .-
a ni. sml 1 00 p ni
For AMentown at 5 15, 8 05, ! 55 a m, 1 41
ami 4 00 o m.
! The 5 15 snd 8 05 a m, a d 1 15 p m triin
nave rnrougu cars ior ew lora viaai-
hntown.
The 8 05 a. m. tri'n :as throti'-h csa-s f :
Philadelphia.
The 8f'5 uni ar.d 145 pm ni k c'oso
coniieti-.n at Reading with main hue train
having through cars i',.r Xew York, via
Philadelphia an-l Doiiad B'uA M ute."
svxd.!ys.
For Xew Tork rt 5 2. s. m.
For Allentown a-I ay stations a! 5 20 ni.
For Healing, Philadelphia ar.d way i.ona
at 1 45 p m.
Trainf fr rlirr,ibire least a? follotn :
Leave Xe.Vork via AHetitowu at 8 45 a ai,
i 00 . ad 5 30 p ni.
Leave Xew Y'ork via'-B nmd Pr--k Ro-.ste"'
and 1 hii.iitelpliia 7 45 a m, I -!iai.-t '(!'
p m. arrivn g it liarrii-burg, 1 ? 2
p m,
Thnni'h ar, T7a i. -j ilaTisbnr;.
, Ie,ve J.a-, ja
r 8 "5 r .n and 3 " p lu.
larive (. .iiiiubiu I 55 In .mi! . 40 u in.
Lev ! .lil li-l- '."il S
a. ni., 4 , : T
P o Fa-i ni.), nd T I' p .:.
l.e-. ve Pottsviiie at C 00,0 I -. ii.auU 441
p m.
L- ave Kea ting at 4 "(. ' 25. 1 1 50 i u.,
I 30, rj 15, n '- and 10 35 p ni.
I.avo putt vil'. ; vl t Sehnylkili an l Susqne
h inn.i Hrane'i. 8 25 a 111. Lesvj. Aubiirn
via ScUir Ikill and Susi'U'i.auiia Ba'ancb,
I I 50 a in.
I.-ave AUei-to-vn at 5 50, 3 05 a m., 12 10,
i U'J -lid 'j 05 p IU.
SUXD.IY?.
Lesve Vew York at 5 "'1 p. m.
I., sve PhiUlelphia at 7 4 p ni.
!.et'.-e Reading at 7 35 a ui ami 5 35 p of
Leave Atleutowi, st 9 05 o m.
C. (1. H '."CIX K
General PawJ t l.t .laent;
J. F- vTOOTTEX.
General Mam e;
TO YOU.Xw 3li:3T.
Jut Published, ia a Sen. e l Em. . ivy e. prut
six Ttas.
A Lecture oh the Xatnre, Treatrnenf ivt
Rarlical Cure of Spei u.atorrhiea, ur S-. ..i.ial
Weakness, Involi lifarv Knilvewi-, Sexual
Debility, and Iniptdin" is to.M jriugV gen-
trally; Xervousness. ....u. n li .11, Kpi
lcpsy and Pits; M ...al nd P1-. Ia! Inr-
paeitv, resnltin- 11. m .-f Abns, etc. P
KOCKilT J. I'LVKIITTFLL, II. l.. -u-thor
01 the "Ci.-eeti R.M.k," i.e.
The worM-?eiiuu ittfT a iihor, in ".i ad
n.iiable Lectnre, fVj-lj ,. 0. Iroiu bil
o-.ia cip rrT?C'- '".at ihe awful c ..j. iie
ces of S'f-Ahu.se ni;-.y bn..rertn.i!Iv r.r. nv
ed without me!i.-ine.s, and willu.e: ,i.u.e.-f
n rnrgical operaiions, boeaies, iostrn-wie-its,
rrngs or cordials, pointin oe rt
:ne 01 cure at on- -- terr , jvi euV.-Unl
by which every snrferer,;," iujii.-r what h. a
condition uiv be, may cuie iiiiuso!! cheaply j
, wivst-iy and ri!ica,'y
E7"7'Am uerture trill prove a boo
1 e-awtt aai Ikuusar 't
Sent. uiHer seal, ? r' " ; -. .j
aiy address, on receij-t of" six r ms. or tv
postage stamps. A lil-trss" t! .e I'oblishers,
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Snhseribe for the .'. net and t!t pt'iran;
It contains niorft, ami a .ii;-r variety i,f
5-M'd .!! useful readirg matter tban any'
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