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MIFFLIN TOWN.
WETKJRSDAl, JUT , 198S.
B. F. S C II H'EIER,
Bbrrom no raorainToa.
Thb Republican State convention
of Illinois! endorsed Orehain for
President.
A tors. clerk in the (!hicacro past
oftii'c ha been arrest J for stealing
letter that he believed contained
luoru-y.
t Hj-eerh f Ioall directed to
the record of Senator Voorhees
brought Voorhem tint in Li trne
color. Voorhee nettled hiruself.
The New York Mail aud I.srret..
verv i:fiie publishes one verse from
the arr.r.tures, at th Lead of its
litotial col in n which baa excited
New York City t o pern, to no nmall
The frien of Bliiine insist on it.
that the plumed Iuii-ht will accept
the Chicn-o tomm:iMon if iriven to
hitu- There are o no rubor of politi
ciaca r.pposed to B!iiic, but he has
the heart of the II. publican oisswi
It ia eetimuted that the wheat cr- p
thix ..sr-e-it in th. TVited Stale' wll'
fal! 4 M00.OQ'" bushti f-hrt of !s"t
rear s c-.in. but the COintlT 14 l0
iare red sr much wheat is raid
ed cvory jetr that the Iowa of tbn i
number of bu-dol will not aCVct the
nisrVtit-
NdNToR Ihmaiix I'cliveitd a speech
in thi .-'eiiate on the tirst of Miy
which xiti.-d SeLr.tor Voorhees of I miion rm:iinr on u
In Jiann. Vocrbeea deuivs the chur?r
of expressed livrupatbv fr the South
ern cause- Ytorhe aud the B.vta
patLizinjf r!lei would deny tho whole
rebellion if tbev could.
aa baring laially controlled the destiny of
the arm; until the battle of Fredericksburg.
History bad pronounced its verdict upon
biin a a soldier aad the Senator from In
diana would not be able to place bi n la to e
Category with Napoleon, Ilaunible and
Ca-sar.
Ho (Ir(tIU) dealt with him as a po!i:!c
iaa and :d that do one emld read bis let
ter to President Liurrln after the disas
trous "tm dun tight on the Peninsula
ti.d bef r Richmond without coming to
the cooiliiainn that MeClellan u not fully
ar.d si tively iu aytrpntby with 1 1. J forces,
the ideas, abd the sentiments which were
;li-n ci r.tr tlllcg the A noetic aa people.
Ths neeistaut euehier of tho I'ark
National lUok of New York City, i
mit-i-intf with S?35.0fii the b-ut
fund. What a fool he iscfter Loir.p
n n Hpected and rnsred o!hc r to t-.rn
thief. The batik directors met anj
votd t charpo the (stolen money to
the profit ami loss a'con..t.
. .
Sen tor YoonHres' njly iuiisuace i
fit to coma from a rebel Kytnpatbizer
Read the nply iuti'uapo nt the cloeo
of the report of the ilebte in the
Situate on ti e 1-t of Miy as publi,.i
fed iu art othi-r coluniii. ThsnrfT'Uicy
of ti.e r'iiuttioti in t'.a osjIt ctiae
f..r tl.e publicati'jn of tho fcul hin
gur'te. John TV f"snrjw. a rich fnrmer o'
rear Vte: tow:-. ha been t the
Tictitn of njiop'aeeil rcrf.dence re
critlv. IT c, vttfd 1 h.lol teacher
till chf bectmie lire 1 of his del.iy of
marritife, rnd whot. he declared tlie
rntch irf f-he B'i'd him for breach of
jTOMiio Mid a jury pavo her S,fKiO
to H'Ht' her hist loyo L,a-t vrt-k
to confidence nu n mined rfspect-
ivtly. I;radiy ar.d tTiirilnr, raine
to hiR place with tw. po'ul bars worth
$'20,000, which they Puld to him for
57,040. He had the bra r. Guinea
by a Sjraruio Jec!r'. Th jeler
waa directed where t'. bore into the
bars; aithe place boreil waa Folid
gold bt'.t neither Chapman or the
jeweler n- ticed that the place bored
into had been Silted with "ld. 'When
the hcauipa had c "ur?d tho ST,0i?,
which chapman had to mortafje his
farm to neenre. t;iey i:apeareil and
allov.el their victim to find hU way
to th I'ir-'.nde'phi t "lint there to
hear tha r.Btonudinti revelation that
the bara are barn of brans.
rama roa Btiioocc.
Aa t froral li.uicock, be alio (Mr. In-
pal! aiid) aa out of the military trader!
wbo waa trne to tha Democra";. Ilia mtii
tary crei w one of the imperlhab!e
hi-rit.gr of a-rit-ao glory. H' mirched
ar.d tr;amubed. He fillfd the abyrs of
ta:nt with oaoies which wouli he rteroally
lusiironr the r'rninsi'a, Aatieta.n, Oet j
tj abtirg. rhancrllorville. Cold Hrbr and
l'ttvibi'rjr- R-l litlvn a wildier under
NapoloD be would have been a prince and
raarpbail of the cropirf. lie bad been well
called Uancurk "the .urn-ib." Kut attrr
the vit c!o-ed, he (I'ke MClellar) became
tuiDtrd with the fitiim of an ambition
f.r tie i'r'ideutial nnaiination.
Mr. t'rt-vident," continued the aneaker,
at th- very time and during the rr yejr
when McCI'l an wax jlann.Dd the tat:le nf
Antivtatn, the Sinfnr from In.lntM, with
out excepting McClellao tJ without ex
crf tm; Uncoik. j caking a' Sul'iTan, in
Inriiana, on the 6th of Angnt, IbCl, raid
ia reference to Union aoldirra, that they
tbouMfru to tH nr?t b.acKamith-abup
ami fcve Ircu collr maile and placed
a-oLrd it ; ir ne. t iiiMjritied thrrrun in
ars U ttrr. My dejr, A. Liocula. ar:d at
the tnoiw firm- be r-ttirrd to Union 501"
dit ri aa Lincoln d.- and h:re!irg, with
out ucrpting MrCIWian or lUncock."
TBI HHOCUTI aOtTATlDl
r'ahinf ! the q-iatinn of rhe Electoral
Ciumitiii:on of 1)0, Mr. Ingal'a ,aid that
it wru'id to ri'Litrab'rril hew the 11. n. Hen-
rv Wattt-rton, mu1 his relehiate-t ptecla
re Lut.dred thouaaud
unarrard Krtitucklan" to Tiait tha- city
uf Washington cn the anniveraary of the
butt'e of Orlein for the pnrpoae ol
a.iper:nfeading l;e r!ocforal contit. He
(!ngall) bnd bad a eonTeraatloB with Pree-idt-ot
Grant ihortly alter the laauing of thit
relohrated pruclam ition, and hat axknd him
if he thought there was going to be any
truuMe. tieneral Grant had ran led a mo
ment, and with .hst delib.-rate method
which had characterized bia utterat.eea, re
plied, '-No. I don't think there ia going to
de any trouhte ; but it b t-een one rule of
my lite to he alwujt rea ly, and 1 am
rcaJv."
"And." added i!r. IngiUs with aoleniui-
ty, be waa ridy. It obedience to aome
nr. arcriof.s lmpulae troops, parks of artil
lery and ratinviiT.a of war i.ad begun to
cutue to the Cipitol, an 1 the agitation ol
the Pctnocratic prrty becaue extrera, be
rjnw it there was to; thing that would turn
ih avrajr;' nenjfcrnt iaii1i eut with iu-digns'i-n,
t: was the aitit ol a FiMerl sol
dier in tj';:.' uniform."
Referr-ng to cjiijtsti.:n b-: had r.a-i et
J!r. Vootbet-a a;w:eu.-tit, Mr. Ir.f al'a aTJ
the Scnatrr could not deny the rnbltention
be had read. It w n a verbitim report ajj
o cettir1d to. Mr Voorhoea had asserted
that not o!) won! or sv'.'Vjlo red bT the
Senator ki truo, or bell 'Ved to be true in
Indiana. Tne accua(fjti ti-l beB
rle f iirder foof. The Sen itor's Insinaatio-i
ihnt Voorhees hid eer h'-'en a meaiher of
a pol.tica'. aecret aoeie'y, the Kuilita of
thu Uoiden Circle, waa ao tea a id iiitsm
nualy falae that he did not koow hfi to
ci xite !nj;uir-e to d .-n juc-) it as 3 ich
CrotiN'l . vongREEa.
"InlfSO," contiuu.-l Mr. Inirilla. "iltr
the Sena. or from South Carolina hid v
drawn from "he Senate chuoUr, when
preparations lor war were rife all orer the
tb and when ever; body knew that ae
seavion waa to bo, so far as the sonh was
concetp.-d, waa aa acoomplW-d fact, tho
i ant r from Indiana bad written a letter
t .r Mr. V. A. Shute. which that gentlenian
too aonth with hitu and Bled in the Con- I
federate War department in support of bis j
application ,J" appointment as brigadier
general in the conledcralo ar-ny. The let
ter wssdat'ed Iiec-. mer 12, 1S"0, and wes
oni 1'itrodiicia; Mr. bute aa a gentleman
Tii!icg the s' U.h i!b bis Meter on ac
count ol her ia'.th. The Utter outinnes ;
fo the c Jtiirbing queti,ns of tbe day
hts (Shute'e) sentiments are entirely with
tbe sonth, and roe of bia ohjecta is a prob
able ht.me tn tLi action. I tike this ce-
He apofte f (rtra as taeing b -enn his mili
tary .career by dieoneying the orders ot
Gen 5cort; as haAiig abandoned Pope at
Centreiriile; aa having failed to pat tbe
rrhels to the swerd at Antu tarns as having
refned to oliey tlifl orders ot tbe President
and follow ths rehela to W incbeMter, and
dal that bad bwn pit opon. That aer-
ment con'.d be aunstantiated be as credit
able a witness as there was In the city.
vooiBBra otrss ths. lie.
Mr. Voorhee And even if the Senator
said i', it wonld be absolutely false and a
palpal!" li e.
Mr. Inga'ia The S- nsor is dlsordcrlf.
Coutinmng. Mr. Ingaits read irons a pspe
aifaed by citizens of Sullivan countr, who
stated th.-t Ihev were preent at a meeting
on Ait I 8. when Mr. Voorhwes said
that Union a'jt lieia ahould go to the nearest
placed blsekmiih shop aid have an iron
cotUr a'ontid their necks with the inscrip
tion '-My d g. AVaham Lincoln." This
paper was a'gned be resps-tahle citizens of
Indiana, who were not ashamed of their
namea and re.idores wh'ch were attached.
The gentEemail eurd settle the qneation
of truih with th- sod not with him (Mr.
Injralia) when the Senator srated tht h i
bad been eraone l ly tue pople of Indiana
and that this ercu.-ation bad been con
tempttioualy spsl upon.
Mr. Voorhees That is a lie.
This earnest a sensati.tn in the gillerl.x ,
and manifestations of approhati io an I r--prosal.
and the sereeaot-a.t-ar.Tis was di
rected to place under arrest any person
thereafter violating the rules of the Sen
ate.
Sir Ir.g ili-. continuing, said that the Sen
ator had j't si tie I h had been in favor of
fie d-atruetioo ol s'arery and opposed to
aec- selon.
BOW TOORHCri IOCS TWO HOIIH.
Tet In a pnMiehed Tolume of his speeches
srp-ared a r-print ol an address made by
him in Virp-na j.it bet ore the war in which
he a1 ted bub.
Mr. Voorhees etated that be had not sa'd
Examination at McAllatcr-
vitle S. O. Schal.
On Wednesday last, May 2. was
held the annual elimination uf the
Soldiers Orphans 9 ihool at MeA-is
terville. Quite a camber of ootible
visito-e were present : Governor B
vr, Senaror tirier frooa Bader, Dr.
Iligbr State Superint-n lent, Prof.
Aumai. Coonty Superinteadent and
others. A goodly delegation oame
from Mimin, besides several from olh
er piaoe and citizecg of the enuimont
ty. The seliool nnrubers now 231
fins looking, healthy boya a.d
ijir's, tn two being nick at present
and t.eo not d injerous'y i'l. About
9 A. M. the exereia-ea began in the
Cbspel. The Governor on bia eotrance
was greeted with hearty applanss, tbe
proleoged clapping of tha bots and tbe
flattering of handkerchiefs by the girls
spoke tbeir appreciation of the honor rf
bis presence.
Tbe exsminitirD of classes ws eon.
ducted principally by their respective
teachers, bar questions were frequent
It asked by lr. Hiebec, Ujv. is.ircr,
Senator Grier and tbe opportunity af
forded to others aluo. 1 he pupils ao
qnitted themselves admirably. Wor
ibr f note was a cla.i in Arithmetic
sod Algebra which eolved diffijalt or
iginal problems proposed by Senator
Grier. Most interesting were the ex
ercises in the Primary Department tii
der tbe efficient maoagemsut of Mrs
Sherwood Gov. Beaver and other
visitors present were delighted wiib
the pri.fic-teney, accuracy and prompt
ness of oT the IttMe ones in answenag
ii Pbjsiolpgy,
The masic nnder the condaet of Mi's
Moyer was excellent and especially to
be boted waa the appropriate roudering
by a little girl of a besu'i'u! song, en
titled, "How the gates came sjar-"
The Ualieihenic drill by toe rohool
and tbe military drill by the hoys eliot
ed much atteotion and admiration ; the
latter especially being critically view
ed Gov. Beaver and other old soldiers
with evident delight and satisfaction.
Senator Wright tha General Dir.
ager of the euhool, cordially invited all
visitors to partake with tbe school of
Lhnner and Supper, These recaste of
he was in favor ol the dest-nction of
slavery ; but he ha 1 said be was glad it bid rium-rous ques-tionn
t .-Th. Senator from Indi.r. i raphv and Language
at the tiui when he de ivered that speech
hi T so eJ.tiona prepared, one lor ctreo'a
tioii in the north srd one for circulation in
the south.
Mr. Voorheea That i not trne
Mr. Inga U Tbey are aceesi-ible to-day,
ji st as much as the Statutes ot the United
States.
Mr. Vcorbras Bring them in. I sav it is
not true.
A TKK.ISO.SABLC OBOEa.
Mr. Irga'N resumed, sayinc tbst the eu
ator was entitled to the benefit of a donbt.
Tbe Senat r stated that he had abandoned
the pmctiee or laar. and that he was no in
tending to resume it, and vet he (Mr. In
gstl) had a list ot wh't was f.iund in his
. .1. .4 u 1. 1. V. .. ..... Vu.An
denied. The Senator atlerwards ststed that , -o'"e-ou.e umiu-,j ur.FwCU,
there had been n unwarrantable search ol j and appetiz'.Ogly prepated shewed to
bisrivate pp rs. Gen. Camngton had somc extent where the pupils of tbe
stated publicly what had been louud in the Boioc,j aequired tbfir rofy cheeks i.and
Senators o'Ece. A hundrd and twelve . , , f,
cop,e,liheritu.,lof treasonahle order bealtaiful appearance.
Tue Senator's Cons-rehsion.it documents A very neat aadres.s of welcome was
delivered by one of the pupils, the Utl
onel of tbe School Battalion, and snon
Guvi
Heaver in responae, spoke of thege .ix
teeners, and expressed great concern
for their wellfare and well d jing ai
they go from tbe school. He big'aly
cotuuiended the school sod its man
agement, sta'iug that h had inspected
It from attic to cellar and fruu ted
room to kitchen and found nothiug up
on the whole to condemn. His re
marks were highly appreciated in view
ho u 10 ""eneDce ai
Lancaster crei-i .t v.- , iood by tne
laor of t -ia r'-tort. Ibis recet taclo
ia built of f re-bri-k and ia 10 feet j
'.r.vp. 3 b et idrt utid 2 feet hitib. j
D-.:rino- tue twenlv tour uonro pro-
oediiT oiht bnn'iredwftiijht of coal
t.ad been nnd to hivit the retort to a
tatop-ratute of 28000- Tho iron
dior Bvvun upon. dij.. -. tii-jovo-'i
white -vitli uent, ont witao it A ptirtl-
e'e of C'lme. A prtion of tho uiutii
l.,t!i cntis'ht br- t.-om tuo crrent heat
ka I ..-i v nterfl ti f;im-ie. I
as i. 11 - .
lira. K.lore :id I her children wit-
. i ,. , -e . . . . . .
nBPSOil iliO linai scene. a aeuiv
ruinufeH later Uoiniadrftr wont to
tbe roar of the retort and paliei out
s po; in the wai!, and thire mn a
view into thr fariince. Mrs. Kilc;i-re
and t'-io others jj- rut i.-ke.1 ,n.
V.-hiii! could l t-M'a but a roima
red pitch reeuib;inf' ll.aid. Two
hoars later the body was in afchos.
If the clothing bad bean removed,
an is the regular priiciicc," said Mr.
Bea'n.ierfer. "only Lr.lf that time
wouid Live Ijs-u letjnired. All the
ijaoes are oiidize i in a series of tulea
beneath the fjruace." Mr. Kilf;ore
iravo int-truci-.'iis bt keep the retort
scaled mil 1 to-dty at noon, when f he
will n'ltove the aehes to her home
Philadelphia Record.
Mi sav a. tiam.isi pi as os.
Tb improved method of fastening tbe
strings ot iaao, invented by the Kiwm
and Uan.lio Organ and 1'iano Couipany a
tew years sluce, is unqueetiooaUly one ol
the suost itnponaut irnproveiuuuta ever
Qiad., mukttig the lus'ruuient more ricniy
ui'i'"csl iu tia tonea, as woll as more dur
loie, aud ieaa tiai.l to got out uf tuna.
In durPepuf&rSrand
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Bright, New Fall
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, f . m Lr -jsSL-JlV.Vl
r,!d
were in ih otlice. Th corre9p'nvlDc ot
:S-TiJ4iur Vall, from New Jersev, ma in ihe
oftico. The correspondence o: i.. i.. JeRV9 tUo School, a S-xleener
I ..1 ... 1. -n, ,n ih .fti.-M In the r.-rwl I
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archives was iound a letterlcjm C C Clay,
dated S. O.th, rines, July 11, addreae
ed to Jacob Thompson in Montreal. It was
I uli of couddential communications fo Mr.
Tnomewin a. the agent of the confederacy,
and he told him what was done by the
Knigb's of the (iolJen Circle It said :
Voorhees is to b. here Monday or Tnes
day, and perhaps Bn "Vood "
A CnsrllitllTC PLOT.
TTlut was Vf-orhnes to lie li Canada for.
f-.l why .j, j u-oo . ha .ui..o.ot ;n 1S..U1B- f.gp-..iy 0r anj,, cbarjes previously
eonfrlueaee . i .- i .A nf tl I A ! fa!- 1 J
...v r n,hV.ln ih.i l.,n n i1118" h others Bjin-t tbe sobol.
hiiuucts were h..u'.ier. d lor coil-blood d ' High'." c.nn mctid itory addresses were
ruu-'ier was tti the Si amor's fftice. A "ier ; run Is also by I'r Hitbee, Senntor
roa J. li-sni. ,:.-r. .vao wanted Voo,h-es to , (J,,., Snr t. Atit.nn, Uv Gra:', P.of.
have thit 1' 0,ii' 0 tuen reide, was tour.d in ' . . , ,,, ,, ' ,
tbe ..tii --. Th,re was a curious explanation I Melb.rlsnil. Cpt ,c .le Ian and othets.
about this loner. ! Tl'e 'fAl3tent !na r Senator U neht.
the iu.iefattgatie I'rtnoipal Prof Sher
wood, srd the eaeellent eorps of teach
era and he!pers receivej and deeer
great praise for teir cirefal and co
enendahle tljorts to promote the pho
cal coiuforc, tbe lueutal training a
tbe moral culture of the Soldiers' ci.il
dren committed to their charge.
la.
The Population ot MitHintown and l'a'
terson ia siioui ItiOU, and we would osy at
least ono halt aia iroublod with tome afTect
iou of tbo Throat ard Lungs, as thote
complaints are, according to statistics, more
uiiuierot: Ibau others. We would adviseall
Dot to uegoct Inu opsirtunity to call c-u
Ibe r druggist and l'iM a buttle of Kemp's
Ualsaai lor ttio l tiro.it and Lungs, i'rii-e
6Uc ud $1.00. 7Via tizt frtt. Su.d by ail
druggists.
A oinzeu of Springfield, M j., has a
horise that he wauls U soil. Tbe other
day tbe animal kicked down a partition
in the stable, cot out into the floor and
kicked a SU0 buggy to smithereens,
turned around aud kicked eight barrels
of oats to pieces, hea'.'ciiDg I ho enntcrt's
over the floor, kvked b:s way into
another part of the builJiug and thrnce
out of doors, and when discoveroo was
doing his best lo demolish the gats of
tue stable jarU.
E A D
RECORD.
VOdHHTH scrrosTiso slitsrt.
When the Senator, previous to ihebreik
it g out ol the w ar, was in Virginia making
adoresea in laver nt sWvery and s-.-ceasiou
he mda a speech ua a pub ic ore tloii, in
which he sain that i' Btiv attempt was made
lormrif tte sou'h a eiiniretl tb nsand
lodisci le:nocriti. wou!d come down to
rUt ton eff irt. In ti... office was totind a
p tit:on of C I.. Vallandigham. Piniel W
ViK.rt-ees ar.d Hen Wood in favor of taro
republics and an united south. Tho let'.er
from J. Hsrdeater was :ion Hsrisorbur,
and was sdtes-ed t his nephew, D. W.
Voorhees, snd said : "We want you t0
ho'd fl at one hundred thousand in read
iness, a we do no know how soon we uiay
want then-." vV'ib regard to the question
as tn the side o which the Senator was
d uring the st .niggle on the oth of March,
lf5l, tne .T jnr spoke or Vallandigham
as a re,wv:s-d ative American patriot, who
had don si i.;ch to uphold the hand ot
I ihe American Republic and bad preserved
i so far the guvrsntees ot lib-n-ty. TbeS-na-
tor had Im e;i a inei,ib-r of Congress In the
earley dn8 of the war and had made sotnis
speeches on th.e subject then agitating the
country.
row he nzLrzn the arBLLiios.
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dence of Louis E. Atkinson, Esq., eonth ol t JIi'T at 6 2" a. m.. Tyrone 5 62 a. ,
Undue street. IOct M, 1880. 1 lurtingdoi, C.3i a. ra. Mount fnlo. at
, H.f.0 a. m., Newton Hamilton ;,04 a. n
D M CRAWFORD. M. D.f ': lleVsTloan 7,M a. in.. l.st'i.to, 7,j
M. viia" a-wi a, , m-i lirord n.11 a ru., Mifflin H.17 a. m
Hss resumed actively tbe practice oi : en nj ai a. m-, .Tieico o..? a. at.
I Medicine and Surgery and their collateral! i uscaiora o,.. a. m.. ar.cv as s.-j, . w
! branches Uttice at the old corner ol Thiiri ; Thompsontown H.43 a. ru., Darward s.47 a
ANNOUK CEHE'CJTS.
RKGISTKR AND KKCOHDEli
Mr. Kdxtor : Tlease aunenoci tha name
of Neal M. Stewart for the office of Keeia
ter and Kcorder. Mr. Stewart ia a man
well qualified for tho ofiicc. 114 haa huen
a dilngent worker in ibe Republican rauk.
and if nominated will make a strong candi
date. TCSCAKOltA.
A
LEG.7L.
DMIMSTKATOP.'S NOTICE.
of
afd
Hungry V olren in Frauce.
"Tho wclvt .s in dUTcrtnt parts of
France beniTse extreinolv bolil owinr?
! to the rc-'-iit serero co!i arvl tnotv.
Two cav:i!i-ytun i,iartereil ut.Toiny.
while x rcisiao- in tho neighboring
ilistrict. were attacked by a wolf.
The riJir ncoj his sahre, bat tho
tininvil iufiteail of tnrninp; tail fiiinw
el lij'.it The app:irance of a peHgaot
who harirled the cohlier a pun. enab'eil
tho pnir to riJa l a.-k to the b.irracks
in tri'.Tiaivh with thu earoiisa. nn.l tn
' M'cnro the rowari.l of prouiiuod to
l -., ...
In an ..hirers to h.s constituents in ls-il oily out! wuo uiaes away wua a w.ol
ho had declared thst he would never rote a ; anitiltil which, as the phrase goes.
n.cie dollar ni--r a single man for the prose
cution ot the war. and he had never done
so ss lot s as he waa in Congress. He bad
conMMontly and p -r-si-tently voted against
si cry ujea.n-e lor upholding the Union
raue aud riut"rein the arm-.
Vet,-" conm.u-d Mr. I 4.ls iu conclu-
Mhas throA iiitufif on human beicj-a.
First Cremation in Philadelphia.
The remains) of D imon Y. Tvilp-rirc
si..n. "the teiia-or, wl-o I tnmk c.e.ier-es ! were inrie-1 in the fierce hftat of tl.e-
casion to say that bis sentiments and mine j "'y '""re than any mm I kno ol on , Oermantown Crematorium l sf
I lln M-va.tr ir.r! ia. I. at Kim s. -".i aa.ri it tar the '
hand, ol 'his a,socites, aud who can less j wvek hivinj; been the first timers
afford tao a y tnu ol my acquaintance to Siinnn body has ever lieen cretu ite.i
invite the scmtinv ot bis war records, rises . jn Plii! '.de'r hia. In bia will Mr. Kil-
K'tttecf SJML'HL J- KUrlTZ. ialt
Vilawan tuu-uthip , Jutitjia (.;., arc .
Notice i hereby (tiven lbs! litters of ad
miatrstiou io tue enisle ot SatouL-1 J.
rvurta, late ot D'.lsware los usuip, decease 1,
bare heen praoted lu due torni i t i.iv to the
nnleri. je-1 reiitiua; u li. -
All peratms jindetifed to tl'll etie ;ne L.
titled to call and uiHko jiai lO-'Ul J"(l ti.r-se
havild claim to present tberu pmuerly mi-thenf-ested
lor si;t!'eiaent.
K. J Kt'KTZ,
April l, lffr 6 e. .ilmtr.i'frator.
I'DlTOii'S N""TI !i.
I
m., Stillen-town 8.fi4 a tn., Net port 9."4a.
i m., amvinr at Hnrnstnirg at lu 10 .
and at Tbiladelpbia, 3 15 p. n.
IJo.irt S'.cLacuHLIs. Josara W. tiTiMMEL , rlL p nots KxrKKss leaves altoona iiEr
ami Orange streets, MitHintown, V
Mitrch 1876.
A
asSa
F-atatad Karch 22, 87.
FOLDING LAWN SETTEE.
Tbo Teer of all Lawn Seals.
Above cut repreorEls our rtfdentod
Settee. The ouly &&tto ever mode that
still adjurt it sol to r.reven ground.
I.iKht, durable, l-in.'.?mo an. I strong.
Painted bright red and onuuoected.
Price : Settees. ai-SO and .50.
'balra. M.l.
llocWera, $2.00 each.
They all fold flat.
If your dciilor dou't keep them, ask
him to order for Ton from
AKE3.ICA1T rOIaTIK'S CHAIS CO..
1301 to 1323 H. Main St.,
IT. tAtl'IS Mo.
.1CE.AI'G11L.IBI h. STiMMEL,
INSURANCE AGENTS,
I'OKT ROYAL, JOSIATA CO., PA.
D"7Only reliable Companies represented.
Dee. 8, 188G-ly
j U1S1ATA VALLEY BANK,
Or JlIFFt,I"iT01Tm, PA.
W1TB
HRANCIJ AT PORT ROYAL.
; at C.S-j a. m., and atopiinu a all rcar
j Hlations k'tween Aitoona aLd barr:atiarat
I reaches i'itfiin at !-Gti a. m., llarriebBrg
i 11.40 p. M., and arrives m Philade;; st
3.15 p. m.
J JMatL Tails leaves 1'ittbl.srg daily at
: C.5S a. m., A.ltouu -.t ;.no r. m., ai.4 rata
! ping at ah regular siatiui.a am tee at alibi!
i at o('3 y. m ., Liarrislmrg 7.tH p. ia.t ptuai
j adelpl la I 2o a. m.
Mail Eaprers leaves rit!rburg at 1 6Qpa.
j Altooi a ti 20 y m ; Tyrone C 6 1 ym; Hss
I lngdon 7 37 p iu; Lew ictuwi, r il pm; Mlf
I (tin K 16 p Ci ; iiarnihurg Jo H p to ) i'hiav
; delphia Kdiu.
l'hiladelphia Kxpress wtil ,;op at st:0lw
I Stopltholders Individually Liable
! JOSRHH KOTHROt'K. Prttident. w-LtTWai .
i T 1-a V tiiW IN' r-o.a.e I w tbT V t h l.
, ,
MSECTOaS.
W. C. I'om- .J, Joer pb Ilntfcrnek,
John Hertiler,
Anion I, rlonaall,
Kj'.urt ii. Tarlter,
Philip M. Keimer,
I.ouie E. Atkinson,.
j stockuoli ras :
I I'liiilp M. Kepner, Annie ft. Shelley,
j Joseph Koibrock, June II. Imiti,
' I.. K. Aikinaon, K. r.. fsrker.
ArttOH G. foinesil.
T. V . iruu,.
r'asr Likr lesros l'hi id -iphta il.i j st
11 50 a ru ; lUrrii-turg S 4'i p m ; M.iia
I 6 t-fl p in ; LeKiftoHU 8 p nt ; .(ih4
.870pm; srrn. s st i'ltirtur at 11 iiym.
t Wat IAsFKGffit leseea Fhits'tolhi
J daily at 4 .10 a. m.; UnrriKhu.-ii, H lj i. b,
; ItuncsntiOTi, b o a. ru.; Nua-jrt, 5ft a.
j ni.; M ilierstow n, S 1J a. in.; TLouipsurjlwi,
i 3 62 a. iu. Van Dyke, 10 I'O a. m ; Tii'U
! ora, 10 01 a. ui.; Mejtco, 10 0." s. m.; Fort
ti..t i i......
I xxuj.i, i' i .i .. in.; jrunin, jj.
a. m.; r. es ton Hamilton, II a. ia. Una-
Krer slm-e th" 6th of last March ahen
Serator Ingails made the "peech tn the
spate tbst contained a pvrjjrraph or two
relative to T.oneral McO'lan and General
Hancock, the ribel ay ropathiamar Democracy
hare been denouncing; Irajls. Foremost
siuoLft the denouncing Senators hat been
Peuator Voorhees. On the It of May,
Senator lnjralla de:iver-d a sch in rep'y
to a speech delivered by Voorhees. in which
he quoted tror-i the record rol :ive the ac
tion cf Voorhses and others during1 the
time ol rebellion. The Ingalla speech
sau.aed Viwrhi a. to forget himself: and to
show his ng!y side which may be learned
by reading from tbe dsbate as follows,
whii-h was reported by the tFashinetuu
corresponder! of the Sort-i .ims.-.caa.
Mr. Ing.;i eonamenred his speech by re
eallinu the fact that Tits John Porter, now
on the retired list, had written a letter four
months ago thanking his friends for what
they bad doce for hltn, and said that bis
biart was always with them, althnngh at
cue iiBie ma nana ana heart had worked
the best that they knew how agsinst them.
The Senator from Indiana had complained
lat Wednesday with bitterness that an at
tempt h id bten made to black-o the names
ef all the gret ciril as well as military lead
ers in the civil war w ho remained true to
the Democratic party. Fits John Forter
had been one of those military leaders who
maintained tfceir allegiance to the Demo-
eratlc party, and ha within tbe last four I
months (althongh he had been dishonors-1
are in close karmonv, Daniel r". Toorhtes.'
was rr a ciararca hums
I suppose was Mr. laitali.' comment.
tbst the gentleinau saya that is a campaign
lander the rile calumny of an opposition
press." J
Mr. Voorhees Tha' is not a camriirn
slander, but it is one of th -e things the
people of Indiana had spat upon.
Mr. Infills The Democratic party has
passed npon it.
-And," continued Mr. Voorhees, "no
colrortner or mistionary from Kansas can
give it any more respectability thin tbefel
1 iwa in Indiana. I haee disposed of ibem.
There was no war of the confederacy then.
Mi. Icgalls Sumter fell n.nety days af
ter ard s.
Mr. Voorhees No. it did not. I
Mr. Ingalla When did Sumter Tall 1
Mr. Voorhees la April.
Mr. Ingalis December, January, Febru
ary, March lou.- months.
"Accuracy i wr ttea on yon," was Mr .
Voorhees' comment.
Mr. Ingalis Within fonr months from
the time Suro'er had fallen, and yet the
Le.-e, and wi'b playlulurs. and bl.ari. ns
ness, r.-fer to ttit; lact that I served during
t! v'.r as a Judjte Advocate, with the
rark d ui jcr. and ubsijueutly as liemen
ant colonel. However obscure or loerhcient
my services mav have beeu. they were al
w:iya on the side of my countrv, not as his
have been. swaye against it."
B. VOOBUKES Bf FLT.
Mr. VK.rhet a said toat It the cvntlcinan
from Kaesaa wonlu niid oi,e siegie vote that
he had cast against the payment of soldiers
pore directed that this disposition
f-houli' be inadc of his. romsitis. and
farther requested that hifi family wear
no tnonrrunp; iu token of bia death.
At Lis Uto residence. No. 200.1
Pop'ar st reet, enlopies were pronortnf J
edby J. Clegg Wright, the weil-knowa
Spirifntilist orator, and Mrs. Tr
Pratt. Then ihe funeral cortop;e of
fiv. carriapes Htarted for Waehinrrton
tor their su pine tor tm-ir bonnties, or ! lane and Stall ton avenue, Gertnan-
galust the approbriations lor their pensions J
be would rtcn bis s. at in Ibe Senate
Kverv word the Senator had staled on tbt
sut ject was absolutely false by the record.
He regarded the Seuat. r from K tnsas as
the most brilliant and c p tblo man on his
side of the chamber, uia as elevated to Its
highest position. Uonasequently, when he
listened to his astounding, amazing and
extraordinary speech of btb March, he hid
passed him by ; but he bad arr. igned the
Mr. Ingalis to a peacoca on a barnyard
lence, posing of a sauiiner morning look
ing st nts fiwn I'.-athers aa thee glanced in
gentleman says . -I take this occasion lo : tbe snn aud vocalizing the whole neighbor
ssy that his sentiments and mine are in , hood wiib his harsh, unmusical ami un
c' s i hartt oiv." j meaning cry, uumindtul ol the tact that
He supposed continued Ing'alls', that the j y4rtj
Senatcr regarded it aa a aile expectoration! Defending his action on bia remarks on
of a partiaian press, and spat upon it and Lincolo, Mr. Veorli.es said that it had ail
kicked it again. That paper bad had
town. The sis pall-bearers J. P.
Thinning. W. II. Jones, Thorn aR la.
Philips, Jauiei Heron Foster, Andrew
Fisher atd Richard Osborne, bore
tbe eaket into the circular receivino;
room, known as tbe Columbarium.
All about tbe room are little glass
doored closets for tbe incinerv rrna.
Sirs. Kilryore then advanced to the
party of wmch he had been made the coign holding by the handti her
lrw.ari kvrv." u.vi. uw iuok. i-r '' it, 111 c. v- t . a -. s s . . .
HuuManddiKUimtsl b.. tcrr.ble T h X' A'AXXlfr Cdrn an:1
od tbo iuom briUiatDt namen in Auii-ricao annie, nei reppectivelj 10 nn 7
history. Hs tht-n proa.eded to compjro years. Ilr onlv b(jQ of moumimjr
was a srnaii diack Ten. Mr- Wngot
then Ppoke. He alhulei to the novel
ty of the occasion in Philadelphia
Estate of Thomis Wsf's feeaw f. in the
Orphan Court of Juuniti Co.
The iiiier':gnt-J hvjnj b-n !.pi!i.ie1
Auditor by th lirj hnN Cr-url ol Juni-ifa
Cnuty tn li.'iak" flistritilion il ihts haUnc
in the rial 4 ol ri tT bruvn aini'riijrrator
cum fetamnto anucxo of Tho-uas Walt.
iTe ol Mor'! triAiirtrji, Juninta Countr,
tV-.trtfiV iv.na, tl-rvtiw 1 , lo wil ih; ra o)
$1157 atii 11 on? Ifiindrtslth brtby givs-n
iiolic t!!t hi w .11 !u-t aV. prfrti inrrewt
ei uh rihtr ! pit- . dv rr crf5itAr.
for lb irjtfip-i ot hi app-i'itnrittt. nt hi
rtic in tht Hrui i .iiir1itt;owit, op
Tbnmd it ihr I2:U flay of April A. P., IShM.
Mvfpcn tl".e h -liih of 1 V'ock A. J. aii
4 oVIuck P. M. rf i-nil dy when xr.ti wbfrt
all ptrtifK L'riii anv ctaiin-i ipn H,d turd
m"it prejsent th or iu lofit-r uiri"1
from cUifuii'Z if.n,,t 'hi i i'ci.
Jfcka-atilAU LYs'N'-S, Auditor.
On. HOBENSACK'S
KESV0U3 DEBILITY PILLS.
A sure and fcafe rctraar for wsrak
oe aiKi debititfof the DerroiissyaV
tcm, and renenl exhaustion anirrg
from youthful irnprucVrice, cctrsr
and overwork of body and brain.
causing physical and mental 'ea
aVess I os ol meTTtOTT and e-'ial Ul-
rapacicy. CURES OLD and YOU KG.
Price i er boa. ffparesi and for
svale at Dr HobcBssack's Laboratorr.
.Od K. litl Street. Fnils. Send for circular.
VICTOR
tSi va, MANURE SPREADERS
A PARMWARONSellttsgrrtystt
9Ji Tlie r bean, a tprailer l.ut S1..1 tue
'VV-r3 .sai only kind I sal -jn l.a
AyiTS- a'tscheil to.ia Si.i
WtcC--jLlrijk? A Iho mniiiactr-rTS
1 fc' l a J .-. v F5
Sfenwrcw Faanini stills. r shel.era.
Feed l alirr.. etc. all ure war.-aneri. i-.-i-s
mailed free. NkVVlUE MAl'HISKtO. lasibu..O.
rtTI Brawl Haan I, At. KKSTOU . ll.
Mason & Hiamlin
mm
-5 v 1 jrii I T tir'ii" ' e r i.y der, John Hertnler. ; a- "n llami.ton, 1 1 a. ia. Ha.
I 1 A I l I I 1 V im Kuril, Jerome . 1 Lon i son, Jr t-.ncd.m, 12 17 p. us.; Tyrone, 1 H p. nm
I ' I 1 Altoona, 1 40 p. n... and ,:..p a: s.l ragaUr
' j J JL rv, )m ' -, hr, e rrd Focr pt r cent, interest will I e ! stations between Ham-ihur? ij Aitwoua.
S::, tesl is Si! ::1
c n Ci rlilicsir u o. put I'e.
fj.n 23, 3cP7-
JVnc Firm.
ff puarnnte everv Packac;' arinfr onr
firm uam, pjid -will BEPAINT vrhere
eatiiifactiun is not given.
Sterling Fad-MLed paint.
40 Beutif nl Colors.
addi cimc srPERion to ' tHgoiiri we muHt
IV. - i v : ; - -
24 txcinisifo Tinta.
of Ka-itLuvvooD. WOOD STAINS.
O ColCTS,
Unique Coach Paints,
2 Coxxirs,
PAINTS ant) VARNISH in ONE APPLICATION,
a a cost op 10 csztts roa a rrensr.
Harness Oil, &c, &c,
SaaaTLE Caars Frm.
Ovsvra Hirsrsa leaves Ph:ld-li.hia aai-
ly at 5 00 p. ru., Hrtrrisbur:, 10 i;n p. a.,
1 "tapping at Aoekvilie. Mary.rui. , l.soan.
non, .Sea port, M iilerstuwn, Tburr.pnus(
; l ort Koyal, tiiuo at Mirlliu, 11 iS a. ru.j A
; toona, 1 "'J a. in., ami Pr.ls'uurz. lJ t.ttt.
MalL la. IK loaroa I'bilaJaipij a Ua: y t:
ore . 7.00 a. m., llarridiu-ir, ll.Ja. in., Nta.
-,,-,-, r. nnT-ve ! port, li 1J p. u-.., Milliir. KM7 p. m., u.
V ll X JLlaXV v.a Vs ping at all regular s.atiuns lietnev-n liJtu
Trt tho romintr nnd rroinf of i Mna Altonr.a roaches AHonn. at ?s f. m.
a t o . rai-hurg h.W p. m.
all conlorm. altos AucoawnniTiiN ;ixi. rbre
1 The Goods m'itable for f pring i 'p" m't i m.. Hrr,.wr,
, l c j 4.15 p. in., Duucanoon t ij p. nj.f .Nfw
i Hnd nimmer miiFt be tupplant-1 i-ort 6,it p. m., Miiiwatown s,w r- .
j ' Thompsonlown o.oti p. m., Vaairks i.ll
. cd I'V i P. "'. Tnacarora 6.1? p. m.. Mux, a i.W f.
i " ui., lort Koyal .'i,o4 p. in., Miftin ti.Ou
jFALL AND WINTER GOODS.! .Vorr
! ,,- , fill I lluiitincdou 7 1'J p.m. Ail. ur. 9 Oh.
i We have now filled .ouri
...... , I Pacific Express leaves Thiia'l.-'rbis 11 M
' rhelves Vilth i-all and t inter, p ,n. Hnrrinbur IU a m ; DLiicmcTtl
I f ll L,.l. line I su i Kesrpoit 4 tH a to ; .Vii!tia I ill
Viuuuriu u miliar-. wu! j m; Lewistown6C4 am; Mc V vuira JT
The Wm. B. Price Mfg. Co., j tomer, have appreciated our j 50-Jf r ;
K7 WARHKKT AVKT7T7P.. f'tTort-R to yivc tlieill ITCOds to'tm; Tyrone 7 07 a tn ;
o , t . -
' I a T
BALTIMORE. Md.
a m ;
Altonca 6 Od a
ti
"Bat," he continued, "this is one cf
the most ancient and at tbe fame time
tbe best method of disposing of the
bodies of the dead. It was consocrat
e l by the ages in which men believed
' blown r by tb's timo." i that Ood was the spirit of fire, and
1 T . . I . . - . ...
v imLs,rlant inflntnee ia aeeurinaT Can- .1 ' ... 1 . A" Z." " u"' inrougo nre mast conw me re
r " iui iuiricj ii nun k' ins ?ciiaVO Wltb a
A? -afaVl 1. sj .
tain Scbnte ai appointment as brisrad.er bell rope on a train alter be made ! recti.Mi ot iub ikjuv ana ine regen
General in the confederate army. When '. Lincoln dog speech I
vcoanns' vitiutcrivc lasocaoc.
V.I.- A.. . I . : . . .
taral h. ti. . .: r ... sue ' ; oeuiun me aiiwiur w ao is insulating moan
stored by the action of the Democratic , . mj;i record, queg. ; .. ( rf.s remark was made in reference
party and who h.d been m.tu-, hi, ti nt w nt fh rvllti0B, j to Bepresentative Johnst.o, of Indiana,
her, o. the Confederacy) hat written ,0.t of McUrlU, d lUncocl to , De.t. ?V"m d"k AlnCt th"
"iishet was .!-.y. with them." I ...... T. c .a... .k ef Mr. InSl s)
Mr. Ingalis There is a very reputable
t eratioi of the son!. Kverv i.l? hc
j had its day, and now we are approach-
.. - . lu'ii luuiiiua ju ucumi.uiz Willi
Mr. V ooiliees "1 be Senator is a trreit ! , , , o
i d.rty dog. it never occurred j A. bl trk pill wnn thrown over the
the Rorid. Thalia all ire answer ' casket. ; therj. as the hymn "Tbe Se t
the arcbieves of the confederacy wore cap-
tnnj It had hn sent to the War fjenart- 1
" ' i v" i in j. re 1 1 , , ,
' ..a 1. - .-;;n.l . . nn him ikm. tn. I liar i. h-ii he mliniala aneh allii,. - . O -T lieil.
fje " S6qn
suit their purposeis, and W6 'l 4ti p ru.
Sea bhore Kipress t-aat, en Snndsra,
LEADS THE WORLD.
?5y !n Gnld for Gneral Bnpairiority at. Cin
cinnati irninstnal Ktrpeiitjnn alter
liuiinai ana txpert test.
Organs and Pianos.
The talirnet Orpin was introduced by Masen A
ITam in in lll. Mason A Hamlin Orrsns hsvs
ai'.THva maiiitainei iirarir snpeemac-y over ail otners
luniue nene.1 llictiest Honors at alHirvat World s
Il-iiib-tiotja since
Sw B"K saaaa sbbh aa, B lnlIov-o tKflf U. a il rf xttr tirP
J t- - I I . r . "i" connect with Sunday Mall e..tlr
- i ,.jr.i than ovl'r tn mprtr tnptr 1 .m mrr at 1 IS m.
i o , . ....... ft. . . " -.-ft . ; - n - - ,
. .... . j Way Pasnger weat snd Mail ea't i
! Confidence. C invite J OU tO j stop at Luckuuw and Pourruans Srr:,
I come and see and be patiefied. j w LD B"F ged"
I " . , , I LEWIrSTOWN rivisro.v.
! In OUr UresB gOOds der'artment' Trains leave Lewiatown JuncK.a lorllii-
I , , . ,j i roy at 6 Zh a m, 10 05 a m, 3 1 i p B i I
we liHc .iiimjei. rftri).i.iiiiiS.Sunonrv.t7 16timatt, rn,
)nnlt h Vin-kwurr, rail fnr I Trains arrive at I.ewiMtnnn Junf lion ft:
lion t ue rjacKwara, can lor MilroT ,t 900 an) , 2r 1 3, 0.f,c,
j What yOU want. j Sunbnry at 9 25 a m, 4 litptn.
TYKONK DIVISION.
Trains leave Tyrone for Hrllelonl "
Lock JJaven at 8 10 a m, 7 li p m. L-i't
Tyrone for Curweusrillo and ClearE"11
-lit ni, 3 06 p ru,7 5 p ui.
Trains leave Tyrone tor Warriori Hid,
l , . . a an.
. 1 .-t a a ennsyiTania r urnace ana ai . -
ment, and you certainly can be m .Dd 80 p m.
suited in fit, quality and price.
"Peerless" Traction and Portable
Engines. " Boineetlc and Creamery
Entrines. Steam Oantr Plows. The
lsi:.m,n TI,..,1.a. ., .1 1
ft.ft..Tft-. an.. .ii, utift. i i.mn . .
Talent Variable FrW
tiftSi e.l. l'at. Does.
ftMt-Works and
bawiiude.
Shots and Hoots.
Our Boot and Shoe De
partment is full in ita apport-
see T'HS-
Tit lmprored anil eeeiest 8aw-Mill on the
market. Iim1 for calAl'-vgue t the
GEISEU MANCFACTCKINtt C0
VKTFzstezr. mtsiLrjJ' :o.t pa.
We want spirits and invite eorrespondeocek,
Whatever improvements have
been added by the manufactures
we have them all. We can
I supply you with foot wear for
J any in or out door service. Our
grocery Department never lags.
i We have on hand a full line of i "i 33 p. m.
Trains arrive at Tyrone from Be!lf-
and Lock iiavon at i-IO p in, and b J" f
Trains arrive at Tyrone frnm Crf
ville and Clearfield at 6 6aui, and U
ru, 6 17 pm.
Trains arrive at Tyrone from Scoria.
riors Mark and Petinsylrania KurusM
68 a ni, at 2 86 p m.
H. &. B. T. R. K. Il hr.DFOED D1TI3I0?
Trains lesen Haniir.trion for B4.''1,
llyndnian and Ciimhurland at 8
day. J. W. Bright Bad been expelled from
tne senate lor as. small an onence. .-.set : . h d . , . M.H-.i I -c i e,
t . , ' , aj i u ii ouuro
iului. - that lie caa cauen t. nion sotaiers sture-i srui rns is iha thuahrr. arinu-n nf i -
Referring to Gen. ilcClelln, Mr. IngaTla I 'inga and Lincoln doga," and said that they j owr.a. who tufurms me that tbo signers tf
spoke ot bis education at West Polo. of ought to go to a blackn.milh'a shop and ce,,,a' re entirely repiauble in-
. . . . . . . habitants ol lndiaoa, and that he knr-wa
his business Connection with Bsaregard ' " coT,r rand tbeir necks with B,,T ppi, woo hea tho Sn..or.
asu oi nis aitetrpt to extend ani continue . the inspripuou "mj oog ioraaam Lit.
bntBan slarsrv hs tha S'-ni-He! of Cnh.. e'n. was a campaign sln1r, sdl a an
liar and a
peter iu the orlii. That la all the answer ' Casket. : theu. as the hvi
was snn? by ilisa I ye
nn l Mrs Decker, it slwlv desecrd-.!
to the crematory room, Therce tie
r -mains were removed to the uoder
t iker's r-xm and there transferred
from the cat-ket to an iron c&btfa!qne
reseinbling the inverted lid of a coff
in. Tlie cr-rpse was wrapped about
with a linen cloth saturated with a' urn
to prev nt the bnrniDij of tbe bode
Mr. Voorhees Tel! htm I say he is ao In- ) during' the proofs-) of movincr it into
famous scundrel and liar. Te'l hire I say si ' tlm r t-rt- VTiVNci Uerireailerfer,
The lin-wfiTi d Mode of Slrimnni; Pianos. lnrT.QH.-1
by a a A- Mauilia in tse, is a creat sdrsnce in
l.iaii'i r.ir-tiiiction. eirperta prnnonndn tt il "ths
T--Kt 'uinm.cmcnt in pianos in hblf a eenrtar '
Halm tircuiar. etainiiu; sue teetimoniala from
:un iia.-era. inusieians. snd tuners, and Piano and
ft ' n Cataiosnefti, true.
i aauan osaaur a:o nA:ro co.,
, f .-.t (3iia S-rcars). STV S3.
For Dropsj, Gravel, Servoni
BfM I rluar) or Liver Di
s?aes). Curs tinaranteed. Oibe.e, S3!
AhCd St., Philadelphia. All drngg-.sts.
Try it. . $1 a bottlo, six lor $S
alar, M.le'-M, ly.
The Sentinel and Republican o9iee is tbe
pace to get Sale Bills printed and J-h wea-k
rr- - ... I- f-ftSI
a rains arrive si naming i'iu .
ford, Hyndmsn and Cnmlierlsnd si 1-'
p. m., 6 SO p. m.
IIOLLIUA YSBCRfi BRANCH.
iK . , a nc uaicuu uuiiu o. .
...vs,wii v. :tresD, nam ana rancy
ONE ! GROCERIES.
ih.n 1.r A. 11 1: -a-! Trains leave Alloor.a
iiicu, iuc "liijr .tan line 'I i 7 20 a r.i. 8 CO a ui
VaVVJAJUllO V V Xa.lVX!a1
I2EE3
Cen'sln all tVe Tsluahle elements of ,V,e seere
In a ft-enntralert Urn. i-p-..,, t,-T,JLFrZ I?,
I tor point-S"Ctk J
( 0 p li. Sitirr8-1'
criT-ft. Tbey are maniifa ZtlZESUZ, ' Z
Bent essoin. Thy cannot h. ...lT".Ti'n!r't
.""Jleiu,!. W. ,H-
.V . ' . . ' " IULT. Tj
uiaui our pmtjDu anentjon. F.ft- k- r -
we ituaraiitee oar cooda not to be .rMa.
who then, endorse them. n?OuJP'' 1
yow wUl eodurae them. lcm
"axuraCTcara t .
I. P. THOMAS & SON
Philadelphia. Penn'a. '
IDtlauii
ANDREW UEASH0RK, .JGEAT,
OtL'snd Hills, Juniata Co., Pa
I 1 0B PRLVTING OF EVFRT KIXD
if done t ibis olltre.
Irains arrue at anoona i"-; ..
t Smith at C fill a m. 1 1 85 a Itl. 6 W P
in the count)'. Every house 1 00 p ra- 7 25 p m-a,,d VJ '6" r
must have its full Fupplv ol ! - -- - - -
Queens and Glassware, this is1 cutios .wtH t
! the store to call on for Kuch ar- i Ail i"rb " ber,by "Ti
I... ; hunting, cutting, t,mt,.r, be d ml :
throwing down stone anu ran "-'f
crossing fields, or otherwise
oo any of the several tracts of land
ing to the undertigned in Lsci
; tides.
All orders by mail will re
ceive prompt attention.
Remember the place,
Mais Smrrr, Oppostte CorBT Horse,
Mifllintowii, l'a.,
for persons thus tresspassing '
with according o la.
November 36, le8.
W.D. WALLS
Thfc ftl!a. and Rtyil
place to get ob work d 0. Tr? V.-fri
f, ;
V Paoil,
pay yon if "eed snTi.iu