Juniata Sentinel and Republican from Mifflintown, Pennsylvania • Page 3

Cui feOTIKBI REPUBLICAN i PENlf'A. R. TABLE. PaUsenjer traim leave Kiffi io Station a BASTWAKD. Pfitadalvbla Express, 1 25 a m.

Parr Line, 8 20 a m. Surisburg II 28 m. Vail, i i 612pm. IVeific Express, 10 am. CIBCIuawti KkarcMH 5 i 8 69 m.

i'. Ill tlKTWilB. Plttaburg Express, 1 20 a in. Cincinnati Express, 2 23 a m. Pacific, 6 00 a ui.

Hit Passenger, 10 04 a m. Hail, i.t. 2 23 ui. Vast Line, 6 'ii nu Mifflin, Nor 2, 1S73. LOCAL LSTELLlGESCt IVext Tuesday will be election oay.

Tfao who like a medley of weather should feel gratiSed at WuaX was within tle pas week. (Sixteen colnum rjf a lescription would fall short of doing it justice. Tbe Supreaie Coart Las declared that Canstitu'iooal Convention cannot wt ride an old election law. tL election in will be held tinder the old law On last Thursday John Kerlio, an aged titierw of I'attersoti, while pawing thiotth Lis yard, niisi-cd Lis fooling, which caused the breaking or rupturing of an internal Hood froiu which Le Lied lo tleath hi about no Lour, Some days ago a boy attending school At Fair View, l'ayette township, carried a loaded pietol with into the school room. a 'While Lantiliiig it there it war diichargrd.

The content of the concern Itafwd betwteo tbe bead of two children Chat sat in front. A latlroal meeting, under the aupices vf the l'rcsvletit of the roposed road from litis place to the Susquehauua river, ajras held in be Court House one renin? 'duriTij: court week." Tbe President of the road usde a epecdj in applanation of the cH of the road. From all report, the books are oja aud ready lor auliarriptiunA. i- A lfi meeting was held iu Ilurltcul-laral Hail, I'uiladeiphia, last Monday ewniu, thi ioicrest of the new Con-: Mituiioo. AliireattM were delivered 1 Governcr Curtiu ex-Chief Jatioe Tbotupsou, lluu.

J. M. Uruuiuall, Geo. W. lie, CoL John W.

Forney. m. UicluiJ Vaux, and IIou. A. K-AicOlure.

The Rev. S. V. Sciocrt, who was ap- poiuted missionary along the Juniata river last spring, by the Central Fem.ryl- Vaiiia Coii4crcnc of the Kvaugtdical A- teciatinn, is at prrrent holding a wrv'S of meetings in the School in Patter-sum. The altar ia nightly crowdud with jieiiiieuts, nd up to Ibis riiinp upwards of aecutdiug to their pro-iewion.

have fiHind peace by believing iu Juua, Keport op East Saf.em Scnoo. Whole -o. of pupils during month, 54 Average attendance, 40 Per cent, of attend auee, 85 Calvin Smith, George Hanier. John Hart, John It. Oliver, Haines Shaffer, Vui.

F. Oliver, Joseph K. Oliver, la-vid Kurtt, Win. J. Uictor H.

Auman, Wm. Kiuzcr, Mary E. Ilarlev, Ida C. Shelley, Catharine Brandthuffer, Lydia A. Fulton, Sarah B.

Pifer, Ida K. Kimcr and Emma J. Shelley' were present every day. Henry-S. Basom, Teacher.

One of tbe mot destructive conflafra- tions that has ever visited New the county-seat of Perry county, occurred ou Friday night List, destroying troperty to the amount of about twenty tb uixami dollars. The Sanies were first tiiacovcroi iuiiig from the stable attached loGrier's Hotel, on Carlisle street, ehorth after eight o'clock. Tbe structure beinc built of pioe lumber and with irsfiauinxblti material, lurr.ed very rapidly. The flames soon cumutuuicatcd with adjoiuing buiidina iu either diroc- tiou, end as the town is sadly deficient in fire apparatus it was found impossible to check tbe onward march of tbe ted demon until the stable and the hotel buiid c- tag, two private residences, tbe AlVO CaTK priming office, a Urge frami buiid-. lug used as a luarblt th ip, a law office, and several minor atraeiarea had been converted into heaps of euibeiB.

-Tlicre waa 00 insurauce ou any of tbe roperty destroyed, save the not of oue thousand fire hundred dollars on the Al- VoCATK priuting office a Lebabvo cow- I'any. From the Jersey Shore Herald. Colieiriate Institnte of Jenry Shore, Vtu J. P. SuuuuaS, Principal.

Tbis school, formerly called the West liraiach High School, now under the efficient and successful management of J. P. Suermfcu, ia doing a good work for tbe cause of education, and offers fine facilities for tbe youths of both sexes to secure a thorough training in all that constitutes a sound and useful education. Mr. Sherman 'has only recently taken bold of this school, and proves himself to be a man every way worthy of the position be occupies.

-'The school is rapidly growing into favor, mod we predict a very successlul career it under its present capabla man Though it has been in oper- tKa for twenty-two years aod as sac- essful as tbe most of such schools in our Sate, jts prospects wers never so good as at present. --1 worthy principal is maturing his arrangements to accommodate a large number of pupils in the boarding de pirtaient, After tbe holidays, and we know of no school that can be more confidently recommended to parents and guardians for tbe safe and useful edu-. cation of titeir children and wards than this Institution. The buildings are large and convenient, the locality is nealthy," pleasant and free from all moralizing influences the town of Jcr-- 1 ey Shore is a model of neatness and tbrtfduesf, its religions advantages are of the Lighest order aud Local Option ia enforeed with aaeeees. We call the attention of the public to the advantages offered by this school for the edu chiioj of boys snd girls, and endorse it with our unqualified recommendation.

i I -J ened on Monday morning, tbe tit bat. at 10 o'clock A. Hon. B. F.

Juu-lin, lreident Jn.ti nd l.i. a.ww alee, Jadta Kooha and eiser, prei- t)ing to tbe inoleuency of the weather, but few of tbe juror and wit' neraea were in attendance, hence the Court concluded not to call over the roll of jurors aud constables, until the afternoon session of court. After transacting aou-e miscellaneous business iu the several courts, tbe court adjourued about 11:15 A. at. till 1:30 t.

U. On re-asnetubling, Hi Honor, Jndge Junkin, charged tbe Grand Jury, after which tbe roll of constables was called, and their several returns received under oath. Jauct Knox, ot Tuacarora Uwobbip, was selected to attend tbe Graud Jury, and J. V. Berkey, of Turbett, and Samuel Bell, of Fermanagh, to act as tipstaves.

Some laneous business in the Orphans' Court was atteuded to, during which proceedings, on r. Alexander representing to the Court that be was concerned single-handed on the third suit on the list, Til George W. Gorton vs. Samuel Huffman, for tbe defendant, and having experienced a revere fall a few da previously, seriously injuring bis side aud causing biin great pain, be would be unable to try tbe case. The case was continued till next term at tbe coats of bis client.

COMMON PLEAS. The trial list was then called over to ascertain what waa for trial. On calling State Bank vs. Neal McCoy, judgment by consent was entered iu favor of plaintiff for $271.12. This case was one that was tiled here three years sgo.

It grew out of a patent right transaction. About four years ago a patent right swindler visited this county with a patent bay fork, seeking, like Satan, "somebody to devout." Chance threw defeudaut in bis way. Tbe agent saw bia failing, ministered to it, and when be had got Neal perfectly oblivious, sold hiiu tbe right for $250, taking a promissory note for the same The note was sold to tbe State Bank, at.d was protested when due. Neal refused to pay it. Suit was brought eu it, tried, and verdict returned for defendant, the only defeuce to the note being drunkenness of the promisor.

It was taken to tbe Supreme Conrt and i reversed, that august tribunal laying it down a) a fixed priuciple of law hcre- after, that druukcuness does not avoid recpoosibilily. Hence the result iu the case now. In the case of John Thompson vs. David Smith, the plaiuiiff took a nonsuit. The case of Jonathan Burns vs.

Elias nydei, was coutioued by couseut. In tie ca-te of Jesse Ueed, Adm'r of Susan Graham vs. Samuel T. Diinui. by consent judgmeut was edtered io fivur of plaintiff for $3X0.

In the case of Win Given, Assignee of C. J. Chamberiiu, vs. ilber F. Mc' ahac, by consent judgment for plaintiff fir $34.28.

George M. Graham vs. Overseers of Poor of Turbett township. The history of this case is as follows In January, 1872, Joseph Tonsey, of Turbett township, waa attacked by small pox. One of the overseers, John McLaughlin, euipUjed Dr.

G. to attend tha case. He did so, paying Tousey some eight visits, being compelled at each visit to wash and change his clothes in an open stable, with tbe thermometer away below zero. He presented a bill for tbe same, of $150. The present overseers refused to pay it, deeming it exorbitant He Lad already been paid $50.

He r-ued for the balauce. Some five doctors swore the bill was reasonable, and two swore it was exorbitant five swore tbat small pox was highly dangerous, and two that it waa not so much so as scArletina or measles. 'When Doctors disagree who shall decide The jury did in favor of tbe majority, by rendenug a verdict for plaintiff for $90. John ilson vs. Michael Bare.

Action SUoder. This care ought never to have beeu brought intj eourL It was a disgrace to all parties concerned, aud resulted disastrously to both the reputation and pocket of the poor plain tiff. We forbear giving any history of tbis case, as to do so wulJ involve the publication of details most filthy and disgustiug. Verdict for defendant. A motion tor a new trial was B.

F. Crouse vs. John MeMaoigal. Replevin fur a horse. B.

F. Crouse owned a horse running in the stage line from Perry sville to I'oncord. lu Jan-nary last be sold tbe line, reserving tbis horse. He took tbe horse to defendant's hotel, in Perrytville. When be demanded the horse defendsnt re fused to deliver him up unless plaintiff paid bills charged against him amounting to some $G0.

Plaiutiff refused, alleging be d'd not owe that much. Defendant retained the horse and converted him to bis own use. Piff. leplevin-ed, but deft, gave bond and kept property! Ou trial plff fully proved ownership, when deft aet up plea of "lien." The Court decided that under deft's plea of property" generally, this pica could not be Plff then moved to amend his plea. Deft then alleged surprise, aud the ease went over to tbe next term at cost of plff.

John Shineloff vs. Exckiel Campbell. Action in Assumpsit. Tbe plaintiff's claim waa founded on a book account, got up in bis nsnal methodical manner. Tcft pleaded payment.

Captain Jack took the stand and swore to every item in Lu bock like a hero, and tleu rested bis case. Deft called Justice Wood- faiassji jdfr-Uetff wfKr's ihirr he aeT ewna been iettW In a suit eiore him, and in which Captain Jael fell in dsbt to defti which be aftn tin tin, 1 1 On this Captaui Jack luuk a tud, eolaeing with tbe remark open ly expressed that "Ezrkie didn't get a verdict anyhow." The suit ought never to have been brought, and would not had Captaiu Jack told bis counsel what was proved by Justice Woodside in court. ilargrei M. llunter vs. 11.

1L Shearer. Action iu Replevin. John W. Scott, a brother of plff, owned a stage line running from Alt. (Juion to Orbt sonia.

His stock was seised by tho Sheriff' of Huntingdon county, lu order to release it be sold two mules to plff, for which she paid Liiu (in baud $275. The uioney was paid in pre ence of the deft. Plff allowed Scott to use the mules for a time, and afterwards took theui from him. One of them while iu this place was seized on a writ tn favor of deft, but immediately delivered back lo plff on a writ of 1. This suit was to test ownership Verdict for plff.

P. S. Liggett vs. B. F.

Crouse. Action iu Assumpsit. As plffia this case took a NOit sud wbtn tbe case was called, deem it uteletis to'nttice it further. Jacob Weiscr vs. Henry Bey.

Bey was tbe constable of Susquehanna township, snd as such sold a tenant of Wei- ser's ont on an exemption execution. eiser claimed some of tbe money as rent on a landlord warrant. Bey re- fused to pay him ont of proceeds, hence' this suit, Verdict for plff for $18, under instructions of the Court, which held the matter open for the purpose of examiuiug into the law on several Cue points submitted, which uay yet change the judgment. Kichard Johnson vs. David Siui'h.

This was the case of the term, not only in importance but also as to the amount involved, the number of witueses in attendance, as well as the interest manifested in the iesuU. Johnson, the plaintiff, is a tenant on the farm of ohn Thompson, which adjoins the farm of the defendant from the canal across the pike np to the ridge. Deft, in November, 1872, without notice to plff, removed a division fence between the two farms, from the hue back upon bis own laud, thus throwing open field of plaintiff's which was weil set in wheat. Johnson, when he found it out. went aud made a fence on Thompson's land to close up the gap, which was at the pike.

Deft threw it down, or bad it thrown down sevtral times, in fcet, as often as it was rebuilt. In tbe meantime cattlo found the opening snd trespassed on the wheat, The plaiutiff brought this suit for the damages sustained to tbe wheat. He proved tbat in ISO! his laudlord aud Smith bad divided the fence between them, that the fence was on the hue, that Smith removed it eutireiy, aud then threw down and removed new fence put up on Thompson's own land by plff. Deft attempted to prove that no division of the fence bad takou place in 1864, that little if auy damage was done, and tbat while he, perhaps, bad committed a trespass, it was not done malicii usly. Tbe case was ably argued on Friday night aud Saturday uinrning, aod tho jury, after a fair charge Irom the Court, fouud a verdict for tbe plaintiff for $420.

A nio tion was immediately made for a new trial, when tbe Court granted ten days for the counsel to file reasons for tbe Quarter Sessions next week. Caution. Purchasers of tie Peruvian Syrup la protected solution of the protoxide of Iron) are cautioned against being deceived by any of the preparations of Peruvian liark and Iron, 1 ich may be offered thetn. Every bottle of genuine has Plbuviax Strcp (not Peruvian Dark blown in the glass. Ex-amiue the bottle belt re parchasicg.

Local IxKTrmts. Two local Institute!" will be held in lleceniber, one ai Lirk School in Lack township, beitiuniiiK on Friday evening, tl 12th. and continuing on the 13th the other ai UiciiQeld, bt'frinniiif ou Friday eveniug.1 tbe 19th, and coiitinninp oh the 20lb. Public Salb. The nndersigoed will offer at public sale, at Academia, on Friday, December 2G, 1873, a large lot of personal property, wagons, plows, harrows, aultivauirs, piano, organ, ward- robes, stoves, matlresscs, one mare, iwu eows, shoals, pigs, Le.

Sale 1 to commence at 1 o'clock P. M. J. P. SHtCJJAS.

Wasted to Rest By an experienced Farmer A productive farm, witbiu five or six miles of Mifiliutown Stock end nteosils found by the renter. Inquire at or address tbis office Eel-creuct given if required. .1 All subscribers who are in arrear one year or wore, the' 5th day of January next will be charged two dollars per year. 1 1 BIG RUN FOR Aa agency- for the ew American ewing Machine has been established in MiltiintowD under the msnatennt of Messrs. John Shermer aod J.

W. Plett. Person wishing to bny tbe simplest, most durable, lightest miming, most nuiseloas, snd, because of these qualities, the cheapest Machine, should before purchasing elsewhere see the American. The tensions are exceedingly simple, and unlike any other AUchioe; the shuttle requires no threa llng. Sold by lease, note, cash aod on terns to suit any purchaser.

Office at Will's Hotel-. Sep 26, 1873-3m. 1 1 1 A 1 JOUX SABMawOs lcL 80. 1S73. the boiuc of the brTXJlu Pctryvilie, by R-v.

t. wanner, r. Jyhn, tr tmi E.fSjbi P-errysviUji AKD Mt'IG I'J On Xv. 57 the Ksidtiec the tirl.K.'. urn in rysvlllc, bv Hie warn, Mr.

SauiMi Ail, t-a of Sberilf Joseph A.rt1 of Miliiiul aAj is Ma-giil lh, ot PELAjfCT On D.c. 3, 187 at the rtniileiio of John Eh, of Spruce IJ 111 township, by the aauio, air. Samuel DeUocy, of Spruce bill towasip, awl RuhniM Purtnry, if Wateriuv, Pa. VAKNEE ST1JIT ln the 3d by UuV, Mr. Kdiuuuil C.

V'arnor and Mis Kancy U. Stitt, both -of Lack township. DTSiXCER EBER30LE At Mexico, on the 4 lit by Kev. F. ItcBurary, Mr.

Isave Dysingur aud jlbu Anuie It, Eiwnole, both of Walker ton nsliip. DCM FOLTZ Ou the 2h t. V. II. K.rei(l Hi.

Giawjc Diiann and alts Margaret Fvltx, bvlh ot Feriuau-agh tara nship IIAt'K SXOl'f FEB On the 1st by Samattl Leonard, MrJervrae Hici of Mexico, aud Mis Caroline SuouStr, of Fayette towncbip. UlElfi STKAYER On tbe 2 1st in McAlU'K trrrille, Mrs. Satah Sira er, wife of David Strayer, agrd 47 years, 1 month and 21 days- OMMKItC jt1FrLni, AXD MARKETS Curructed weekly by the Milllin aud Patter sou B-anl of Cuiuiutrce. Dc. 10, IS73.

MASHRT1S1 Butter, prime rll. Lard Ttliow EtfRS, per doi Viuegar, per it. ITaui, tf hollers k. ide TABIKTIt. Lake flerrlng it.

Soap, Candles Wool, ait AILKB ABTICLKS. Cwtl Oil, pr gall Salt per suck ei us ski ds. 10 50 00 25 12 40 225 Corrected weealy by I. P. SulouH' Co Wuvat SI i-'t to I -ft Ciru.

5il Wl 35 30 4 50 2 5t 1 75 50 Hiuley Omx, ol J.w. ner Ctortrsced Tiniolliy seed. HaxeeJ. Potjtoes J. H.

A- StaMibamjh's Price Current, Ifcrrectcd netkiy, ler, IV, ISia. Prune Koll VuUer cr 25 Y.fft, per djsen-. 25 ltrt.tt Apples per Tallow 8 Lard, 8 Chickcus, live 8 Bacon, Shoulder, 10 lUm, yy V. titi LOI FF CO, t'OKWAtti) AM) C0.ttXl.sM0X MERCHANTS, DEALERS GRAIN, LUMBER, COAL, PLASTEll, SALT CEMENT. CALCINED' PLASTEE Dr.

Crooks Wine of Tar Onntalns yrtmtt prrlimU of Un lo-mlr i'onip Vkiua eomuiiied wilh the rich mt-ulcinal qualities or Tar. whicM cause It to knlld urn Im wnsk aatl drhll-IMt4 mtl rapidly rrtisrscikastlM streBatSt. UcImiims tba etoinafh, iwlaaea the Liver, and raaaea Us f4Mi dlaeat, removina ljMrr pttln, and Inn. it la a Kaiperlr 1ait, mlsm th- sryMiM and atrewarilten the jratrea. at fajMa In the Siren ISatle or Bnek.ai ravel or KldU mtj Sunm, di.sejtM ox in.

rnssrj nr. rna.jnsMrrorta LJ er am Blaise 1 ba no equal. It rffee-tual 1 cure IM Mxas Colds. all rtiiwukes of Hi-- TIIK'V and LrxS. mn bits K--a brvmt.uiicnl fcr AatttinatandBrosichliM.

TBV it. Bold bv TO THE CITIZENS OF PENNSYLVANIA Your is specially iuvi-teil hi tbe fuel tbst the Ilti'ks art now prepared lo receive tn.bcri ii.jn lo tiie Capital Stuck of Ibe ot Finance. I lie luiuis realized from ihir source are to be employetl in the erection of the buildings for tbo lureruational Ex-bihition, ami the exenses cmineeled vt the fame. It is coutiiU-nUy belirvetl that the Keystone Stale will lie represented by the nsuto of erery cilizen al.velo rmtriotic coininetnorHiion ot the one hiindreUlli Mnh-dity of the nntion. The shares nl stock are for $10 utclt, and sub senberb ul receive a lukoilsnniriy sieel enprsved Ceriiticste of block, suitable for training and preservation as a.

national memorial. Interest at the rate of sir per cent per annum will be paid on all payments nf Centennial Stock from date ol psytnent to January 1, JS76. i who are not near a National Urns: can remit choc post Hfllcc to the FRED'K FKALEY, Trenstirer, tf 901 Walnut Sl, Pbiladelphia. Caution. A Lla persons nr hereby cauiioned Kinst bunling -r oiberwisc tre-pas- snig on tbe lands ol the aiulcrsicmed 10 Walker township.

All persons offending will be dealt with to the full ex eni of the law. JOHN R. KAUFFMAX. Large stock of Readv-made Clothinpfor ale by illARLEY CO. JL JimcfjLlJjl! EO US A I IT: A.

ST a 3 .1. 4 111! i TT1 I HiUUlll St ock of Goo ds JUST RECEIVED. PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. DRY GOODS, GIIOCEIUES, QUEEXSAVAHE, HATS AND CAR IF IOU WANT ANYTHING THAT CAN BE PURCHASED AT A BOOT AND THAT iml TO INSIT.E A Good Article, Call at tbe DO0T and SHOE STORE of J. W.

DEAN, Urulge Pattefwii, Puun'a. HE IVITJJS 'Repairing Promptly' Mltmledt to. NEW GASH STORE AT LOCUsST GROVE, HLFORD One and a half miles south.wcst of Patterson. THE subcriba' would mit reppetfn'ly m'orm tin!" pulilie he bis just opened a Store at 1 lie uIkitc lure he i prepare I to Mipply oil who may fjvor liiiu a thciriatronage ailh tin. Hentaiid immt s-hrct a-worlineut of DRY GOODS, ISRt.rKK.'K.

QI'FKX iWAHK. tv.n.fi AXD Wtf.t.Or WAKE, OIL Cl.iTll, IHHilS 4. SlUiKS. Also, with a lull supply of HOME-MADE GOODS, YARNS, All of vlih lie oflers tn sell or exi-btnge for Country pioduce at THE VERY LOWEST 1JJIICKS. Much lower, in fact, than gooils hsve been sold within I lie county for nuny years.

Ho will py the highest niaikel price tor Ties and Wood, either iu cash or goodi. A. J. IIERTZLER. Locust Grove, Aug.

8, 1873-tf. D.W.Harley&Go.'s Is the place whore you can bny TIIE BUST AM) TIIK CHEAPEST MENS' YOUTHS' BOYS' CLOTHING HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, SHOES, AD FURSlUliyG GOODS. WE are piepared to exhibit ona ol tlie nnst 1 li.iire snd select tH-ks ever offered in this market, and at ASTOS1SMXGL LOW PRICES Also, measures taken for suits aud parts of suits, which will be made to order at abort notice, very reasonable. Itoniembcr the place, in llr.ffsnau's Vatera'ratt.

MIFFLIXTOVVV ater s'roeU, ill i Ll.TOV I A. WHAT TO WEfiB afJ0 HOW TO WMll IT. Just step into SAMUEL ETKAYEK'S CLdTHIXfJ STOKE. Bridge street, Patterson' and he ill tell ton all about it. Having just returned from Philadelphia and New York, be ran supply yoa with the Latest aud Choicest fc tries tf CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS, Coats, Pants, Vests.

Hats, Cain, Boots and nisbiiiK (loois iu endless vaiieiy, Carin-tt. Fkmr Oil Cloth, Furniture, cheaper than the cheapest, lor the aaiuc quality ol goods. Call in and be convinced. Measures Taken and Suits Made to 1 Patterson, May IS, 1873 SaMUEL STRAYER- 1770. 0: AMERICAN CKMENINIAL- JEROilE IIETRIClv, I AT THE I 'AAAL STORE, MEXICO, Keeps constantly on hand and for sale at a small profit, a well selected assortment ot IJIll OlA)Ub, GUOCKIIIFLS, vlV UUUIJO; llaLiUWY FlSfl I PI Also.

FLOI'R and all fcindauf PROVIS and MIL! FEED tui- ruiLts piiu lor Country r.Hlure and ail kinds of (iKAIX, particularly for choice lots of wheat. Mexico, May 6, 1873-Ciu. AdmtnUtraters' Autice. Ealalt of tor ft i'iU, dttteted. is hereby given that Letters of J.1 Adimni.ti..q csm, onti.eest.te ol Ueoige Ute of Doll ware toKBMiip.necease, nave cen to the All pe ou.

inUebted I. rl mediate pa- iue.it, -nd ibo ba.ia el.i,.. ill please pre-eut ttoew duly auiiwulicaiH for setUeiueut. 55. G.

CRET ER, AliEL Si! VFKKtt. Ucl ZZ-ij jatauruJur. Tit AVrVJ RapMI with Stencil aitvniAax Key (brn-k OutKU, Ca'a logues and full partUulars FREE S. ii Srtscra, 117 llanove- Sentinel and Republican $1.60 a reai. 1D CIt TISZM It a 5 1 A A UGII'S STOKEil NOTIONS, BOOTS AND SHOES, CARPETS, SHOE STORE CAN BE HAD lilt; LOHCSl 1 ICC New Building, corner of Uridee and mat- lSTi-tt uii 8, IS.i-tt ur- Siioes, Warrhes and Jewelrv, Visions.

A'etf Advertimemensl. -I MERCHANT TAILOR, PEIlRYSrilXE, WonTd inoit rftspectfiinv inform bis friends the f'hllc (teni-ral thr.t he has cent. inrieed the bniness ot Merchuit Tail-irins 1 wll f.mKrlx hj j. VT. Slfveson, mipon.le MeMani'al's Jbei, nnre will kwp constantly oil band BKOAD CLOTHS, ix.EsKin?, CASSI3IERE5, And an styles jrrvls, suited for men and boy's veir, which ha will umuuiacuire to 01-jjr, nn short notice and very I TIli, prartK-aj lil an old pnrtkai tailor, ho astwfie.1 he esn rive lie has also in connection with the above a d.

I of pr nv i-T riTm vr 11 ATS AD CAPS B00T3 SD SHOES, NOTION'S, tc of all kinds, and aisus, men ard outs, wnicu he is selliuit verv low. Clv a call sid insHX-t bis stx k. GKttKUK S. MILLS. PerrysvilTe, Stay -t- 1 AUCu12 flriarU lar Map CbartM, profits' assortment! true i Ltit Address If A ASH AeXL'BRE! ir.

r.B lrt EstablUbmnt Ia7 ''-rl: lorK- i I tU is, jl on woman's st le eanvasa pava add by a sin'le A aaceeaslut agent say other nooxt, it bt-i a cimi I tentiow.t. Jm hiiaaa I. huaae k. S'dAHi in one Week waa made by 1 AOJXTH WANTED' Fr te-vus and arritory aj-ply to J. B.

Foao New York, Boston, Chicago or San FranersoA, SuMhe Cot-tin. TH0lAS-. ELDIt, M. D. and "vim, n.

r.i. i Wat. I PATfKu.SON, PA. t5 a11 bofness ppiinptlr tS; 'JrritK Jorrmub Lkj. J0UI3 E.

ATKINSON, ATTOKXKY AT MlFFLIXroWN, r.v. C7V-ll tin and ConveyaiK-iiig jmn-lr attisvit'd tf. rri (i Bridija slrret, th House Siinrnv. UTICA STEA3I ENGINE CO. FoaufcaLi Maks.

STATIOXAKY AND PORTABLE ST RAM E.GI!vKS. Tic Best Most Complete Assortment in the Market. Tl Boil ent ainl Ssrf MU a nprrulryi We hve tii l.tret rini Irte works of llie kirnl iu I he coiintrT, Willi espe rially to ih- work. k't-p 011 hiuil num-hemAI t.i;u-, winch lurnitli at tlie verv lowest iru-e and on tlio C'J- tier. li.ll.

r.nguit's si eei hiv ic 1 1 ..11. I otion Gnw, and aii tlxtses of nianiitji-'u'lnjr. We arv- now building the celebrate I F.nne Sair Mill, th- liet ami most com plete mill ever mvenfi-il. 1 C. It oiilfii a wci I'mttiireot our biiiiiie.s.

ami I Ml lurmMi onlhe aotiee Our aiutm al! is to. tnraish ihr Ik-si nMrhiuerv lb mirket, uii work aIo- i I I. .4. luu-iy ii-ieij'iai ot u-jh1 1 vi utnijutwi. uiiiT and airNutih, Stnd lor circular an-I Price Lirt.

VTIOA STEAM EX'ilN'E Utica-, N. Y. Oct 8, 1873. rt'XlATA VALLfcT 15 AN K. rcmeroy.

Patterson. Jacobs Co. Mirrtistows, jtMATt cois'rr, fi. $110,003. JOf EPI1 POMEItor, Presideut.

T. VAX IKVI.N", C0ier. breii.roas Jcijr; Pornerov, Jertmt.r N. Thompson, BiNhteh, II. U.

-ehtel, John J. Priffrrson, I 'Jeore Jueolw, S. Frank Eagle. Snwilift, BomJt. and Strtu-thirhri exchnnre fiir Fne-ttrtnlitt at market rate.

L'nited States coupous paid. Gold a4 Silrer boujht at rates. Ufotllt rtctirtj, colitciiomt m-aiU, oa tit principal citit; end a gtutrui baukitg 1 4jih triiHtarttd. ixmus aui oincr vaiuavc ajict!" uu spocial deposit. jauefcJ-tf A LECTURE TO YOUNG ME1S Jusl rubtiihe in a S-iIe I Eurtlopt.

Prut Six rrntt. on the Nsture; Treatment awl so iTnrr ol 1 Seminal Wrukiirss, InvolnnW'y r.inwiniis. Debmty, ail luip.dm.ents to I entilv fcpi ru-ilv. lrulu Sell-Abiue. etc.

or i.i'lji.iiT J. -L i.Yi.KU KLL, it. A-1 thor 01 llie Hook," A.e. The :uhv.r, lu 'Ins ad- I nic 1 uiirabie Lecture, cleaily roTei tioui Lis Ifirrish'tt Act-oiu. less I1 tiriatisry rii- a 111 on exj-erit-iwe that llie awtul to a ui ees ot may be rt'ectuaily n-inor.

Mail Train ami K.i-I Lined without ineilieini-t, and n-iiliiuil il.ti.rr north, fwric Eir Kxj iest uits surcieal operations, I'- llt, aiairbiiv4 n--tb nieiits, rinirt or eriltnis, einlii? ovj a ami N'i in r.uri.i and evutii nwitle of ee.i,-el m-e eertain sud rnd daily e-veefrf d.i. bv wliii 1. terv suHerer. no matter what h'i lu.ty l-, may rure biuistrtfrhf-aplv. privately ku" radieaily.

Ibis Let-lore will prove Oeou tu lbout.aiids anil tbous.i uU. rieut.uii.lur seal, to anv u.l.lrei, in a plain euteIoj, in the receipt ol two ft- ane atauiiis. A lUXisa llie 1 J. KLl.Nr. CU.

17 Booeiy, New York, Post.UlItcc llul Nov 19, lb7a-ly. II. C. ORTIT, 510 STKEET, rr a- a. 'TrfrnrjfiJ II A It I 1 A.

1AIR IX rjIAXOS aJABIXET QUOAXS, vluil, of Vus'eal In SIIEETMUSIC. Tliw hoase hnyn for oitsli never gave a note, and is, there furo, enabled to uiler induce nienis to its patrons, no agents, uud gives ves all ao-i-nts to its custouifcrs 1,1 A KS hKiM I'Lvhh. sep ira-tv. AT HOa.EHA LP. AXlt 1,1 lH' RtTllL.

ioubk- i.ui.k. and upward! ZO to SSfl, KtHi-s, Revolvers Dirt Cap t- si parrs of the rouiirryty i Bllr''5 C. O. DJ. to be exaiuiueri i paid for.

Me send a gcuiuue. Wt k. Ci I wilh il-ajit ie aa.1''1 Scott li Sona' Muajfo Luailer, wiiU hue- Ai t'3iatiPE hiet-ponch and cle'tnine rod, nieelj boxed, fur 1 advenlsirw.j Tu itr.aatcal-'c fierd sfamc tor Price Lift. ITlf i "fttadj it RQl'tRKS. Eroadwy and po Chat iron in the Blood MAKES THE WEAK STKHfo Tbti Prrttrian Sgmi, rrctcrf-eii Solution of the trotouritls of Iron, is so combined to t7t tharacter of an aliMeut, easily tligestetl ami ttuJinuiUett rif the blootl as the simiJrse food.

It increases -f of Future's Otrn VUnllsiur Agent, Iron in the llo-Mi. ml eures thoHMind tUe," vp: b'l Toning s( Vitalizing tkt SMtem. Tf.e e-richeil nud vitalised t'lool jter-meates every part bml-ti repairing lUtuutoes ttn.l searching out morbi.1 turns. 0" leaviwj ttoMlizg fop tsease to feed upon. This is the secret of tlis tron-Cerful success of this curing lysiiepi.ia, Ajvct Complaint, Dropsy, Clurouic DJaW Cliills and Forens Krtmoi-, I.oss of VLor, Dlsea.scs the KMarys' a-ntl Bladder, Female Coniplolr.ts, and all disease tit a batl slate of the or accompanied by debility oraloio state of the system.

U'-rny fret from Alcohol, in any frrin. i' energising effect tire not followed by ren tion, but are permanent. -tiny strength, rigor. aul ttettf life into all parts of tho sijeti. and building up an Iron Constitution.

ihoHnandhaveheen changed by the use ofUtis remedy j'ruim weak, sickly, suffering creatures, to strong, health yf ami happy men and women and invalids cannot reaorMMyhca itate to fr it a trial; See that each boWa has PERUVIAN SYRUP iho alas Pamphlets Frcro. SFTH W. F0W1X i ricprfciorsf Its. 1 SlilUMa Place, Bonaa. BOLB ST DBUOCISTB asSXBALLT.

1 etTl v. 1 'r'Vt Crt fl'' 1 Crlt.J'i Tkfouk buret Rji't 0 front M'lt'ikitston, B-it'limrt. F'rnr, RwhtslfT, aU felt: Trslnt Oa'if to and iruui TiM.hi:it.n.':i! H.i.':i;norc, anj 'rofli 3'RAlXi I to snd front Ihe airl iir.iiurk (Susquehanna; aud J. TWIlTHAINfl Ti.iLY 1 On slid after MOXDAV. Jaly -I, l'Tt, trains on MM "ithera tuuUil ltaib'-iy will run as tollos i JtOliTHWAiDi MAIL TRAIN, leasee lUltt -Mrs anl i.u-riiti.rr tsop Wiliiamp rl i to arr at Eluirs CINt '1NNATI EA- le lif it Jf P'j air irifrii-Hr-s 1j 'V -r FAST LINE leave b.inii".re.

li'p nr II 4 to at 1:111 it i T.S. PoVim ''re a uf ar. It i'rri-hnr a nr M.u;ri Ev. ni-i 1 in a nr Id ii 1 tf ti 1 l.t a. ti.

Mi a W. iL' avrrrea ,7 u. ur Erie Mail -vcS llarrisl'unc 1 4 a leaves irv i 0 a in travts WWiSHupst a in k-atoa El'utrs 1' ID i iu air at lo ur I. 1 orrnvxtaiv. iS Wn.ai!.Tioitlj.J' i JAIL.TuAIi airtil.un-,r!,.

111 Faat liiM suutll UsKe4 lit 4 1 i 1 1 iliiit lk.u.ivi: i -I 1 1:1 ti, iwV I Suut l' a in i i .1 1 E'i M-TI 'i 'ijij i'. in El in" -t I i Kjf.lifri-r 1 ar. Mrri.b'ilnt It -r. 111 i I a III a IT a id PACIFIC EX Ie-re IT, a 1 nmr.m fc.lnr.iore rJM.j 4 Hlmii'ai 1 i iu ii ll.irrniMirt; Hi'u Krle "I nmt ff.iiih. We-l 'rn 1.

tt'u-lU and I at l.le" nnr(i li-rv diilv. r'rte Vtil Monday. I t.r at tin-Tic et )lli'; IViium rll''! i A. J. A 1 flr.irrsi I IfarrisbilTr.

July 21. Htdi If ycu ara Sniuriij liz ar.3 tjr it i.ei.i' i. VJ Psrifj" vuU (lit 1, Hl yti n-orv. sp fliv. ami limn rnv ant all o'her T'i smi' Ttinl I'nie.

et. I I elnTit tt oTie rf f.fc TtWM l.tetirti ltsn.l1oe a k.iMiW.Mtw., Int.v I. 1 ft.lf. ul the Ftet, Wi seles-, llrr'i Ski Kurettr any r'virow 11 I iiis.i;.rt.r ti 11 -ft Jiru Vttexllnlir 1 -oloOe ex.vd of Iron I vt-ita. j.ro( tvi iarf- e.

fit 11 I r.e.' Tl --i-t I ItiLV Slel 'le rea: li'i is '-Sr 3 I or loi'iiii'iMiii ttwH iiiil.i.M iWu. A trial wi -Bouby 1 sWvii77 "r-!" p.atrf. VKi I.niplovs;. ont bin a' ioti Piaperlu It rerm--ent. sit'Ttl-fe' paife a-el e-f ,0 irteeely loter.

sli tin lol iMrnks, that eli In evev fSi.i. IV st thii e.e,-t rrd by esnrsiuiers. -Wanted, to ncike a. poj-iuMcwt ais! 't-ili-ao in Pra j-s ieiil on ot price, For rrreu'ai-K. aiMl teini.i a-l- e.

rmiEtt Pbiiailtlplii, Pa. i neajH-s titidlv FrsW ZwliO ami Explel I did octaro Kd.r fsiin, i MttfTEItrE. erera. 1 I tojUi Coun: 1 if: fi 1 Mi! i i I'll ham strset, Y..