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Rf LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Auctioneers,
\ Successors to Cooper & Gatimer,l
southwest corner Penn O avenue and 18th street,

Southwest corner Penn 9 avenue and 18th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT
0p LAND IN TIE COUNTY or WASHING
ToWN IN sap gs ~
h IMRShv PPMMkELiNG HOUSE AND OTHER
- BY virtue Of decree of the suprems Cour,
Es Of the District of Coiumbia, passed in equity
a. We Ohm van HOOK ct a eU the underssned
Trustees, will sell at pubic auction, 10 the highest
a on the premises, ali the right, title interes,
claim and estate of the parties this in and
lying and being in said county. at Uniontcwn, be.
ginning for the said piece. parcel tract of land at
Pierce street aud Jefferson street laid down upOn
the revised plat of said Uniontown; running thence
along the south side Of Jefferson south T55s
degrees, east h3i feet, TO 3 HOff1s western lins:
thence, at right angles south I4s degrees west So
ieet more or less to the division line between said
rpsrSa1wn property ard the PROPERTY Of George
degrees west all. wing ! of degree for variation
Of compsssD $50 feet thence south 75i degrees east
S feet, 70 the center Of ssid Pierce street. thence
with the southern line OF Lot III, said Uniontown
side Of said Pierce street; and thence north az
degrees, east 1876 feet. to the point OF begiunipc
containing ga acres OF land, more or less, together
Terms of sale: one-tbird purchase money cash
payments. at respectivey three, six nine ami twelve
months from dsy Of sale. with interest the deferred
faction ef the Trustees or the purchase money can
of sale by the court No deed given until the whole
OF the purchase money shall have been paid. A
deposit of $50 will be required when the PROPERTY
IS cold All conveyance and stamps At cost Of the
purchaser CT purchasers.
W. \. FENDhLL.l r,nstss.
W. J. MILLER, trustees.
LA1IAER CLEARY.
APPS tut .3wads auctioneers.
STHE ABOVE SALE ~ POSTPONED IN
consequence OF the rain until TUESDAY, the on
day OF May, A. ID ISL same hour aud place,
Wy. FENDALL,t r-..
w. MILLER, ( iFustees'
myi-eo6ds L8TlMER CLEARY, Aucts
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pRoPosALs roe STATIONERY.
pkPARTxExI o. r,E IyrKaL0R.y

DKPkRTEBST OF TIE IyTRRIoR,l
washington. ID. z NAV ;. i7I.
Proposals Tor brushing such srtcles 81 Sts,ions-
~ as may be required FOR this Department AMI ~.
bureaus and Offices thereof. during the fiscal year
m; Ib RsDAf, june ], ISL
Zach proposal must be signed by the ildivif1h
II htln making II, and be accompanied - satis-
Isctory guarantee that the bidder Will execute .
eontrsot With good and sufficient bOpes, his bad
accepted Tor any all articles No bio will be con-
slueIed " ithOat such guarsDtre.
All articles are stipulated be q the bss ousiity
samples v III De Required in 81 Each sample
TO !e plainly marked with the name q tie bidder
and the price
Bond With approved security viii be re.EiroI a
the party 20 whom the contract OF say rsst 81 tt
may be sv STded.
On failure 90 furnish sny article 10 q reasonable
time bf'eT being CTered, the right - reserved of
purchasing IL opeD market. 4 deciarias the con
tract forte tied: and IL greater Price thal the con-
viii be charged 90 he contractor.
BIDS viii be Considered on each item 5ptrately.
Schedules containing blank form iOf bi1ciEe. to-
gether With items snd est lmatsd quantities. % arti
cle1 needed. and fail infsrI1atCn. IN OF ancs
with this advertisement, will b. furnished ap pS
cation.
Contracts will only be awarded q ssisblished
manufacturers OF or dealers in the art;sle-.
Proposals must be addressed 10 the SasTetary OF
the Interior, and Endorsed PROPOSAL Tor Station
cry"
mya C DEIAND, Secretary
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GOLUMBIA DsSRBNsARY,
~ Corner Pessns, rorta drerxe and 25A street.
OPEN DAILY sumo aye sxcepted)fr from 10 D. m
MEDICIEE END ADVICE FREE.

DIsPEB 5ARY SIhFE
Usesses Q, Throat 81 Chest Or. J as. + foung.
Wednesdays and 81 ,Irdsys,S 1886 New York
Ito I'm. \ avenue.
piseeses q ChiltreH- Mondsysl Dr.. 3. q. Bascy,
and i Thursdays, ~ pm. ft73l Pa. avenue.
pi.Ss:s. Of Eys 30 s:ra}pr D w Prontss,
81 al''' and fr'eA'''s'0 iais 9TH street.
Disease Of " Omen-M ondsysl Dr.. y. A. Ashford,
and 1huTsdsss, 3 20 .. N. $3.50 New York ~.
D;ss;s: q HG nd SO W.
3p.m.
Disease o. Skin aid Minorl Dr. L. ". Ritchie
days, 10 . D n. \ town.
Saturday 3. from 5 to . m I son, n ID.
Assistant 20 Prof. J. II. Thompson-Dr. II d
Barker, 100 street.
OGtside Waiting Phy.ic sn-Dr. A. Broken
brOrGh. % Bridge ct, Georgetown. mhZ-r
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RY W. 7. JOHNSON,
- AuctiOheer aud IL eal Estate Broker,
Pennsylyania ayeDue, corner sd street east.

u AuctiOheer aud Il al Estate Broker,
Pennsylvania ayenue, Corner sd street east.
- by virtue Of deed of trust, dated tho 18th
EsN day of January, A. u. 1871 and duly recorded
' in LibeI No. ass, folio $50, &c, of the land
records for Washington county, In the District Of
Columbia, shalt sell, in front Of the premises on
FRIDAY, MAY 18Th, at p. m. part of lot two (2D,
III square numbered nine hundred and seventy one
SD: beg inning for the at the southwest cor
Der Of said lot and running thence east twenty
feet, and back north with that width seventy five
and che half 75i) feet fronting the north side Of
.treet south, between 10Th and llth streets east,
The in proven ent consist of an unfnish ed two
story Frame 4 IA a.
Trims: One l"f each. and the balance in 6
secured by de ed OF trust the premi sss
Stamps and conve. ancing at purchasers cost. $40
q. u. PARSONS Trustee,
mylG dads W. Z. JOHNSON. Auct,
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OEOPOsaLs FUR GRADING aNp GRAVEL
L ING EIGHTH sTsEET SOUTHWEST.

MANOR : UEFfCF. CIV Il Al.
wAsHISsToN. ID. q, May 8, ISL.
Proposals. will be received 81 this Office, uutfi
D. MAY 20, l5sl, for grading ard grayellinR Eigbth
streetw between street south All Water
The gravel shall he Of good quality and free from
stones II I'M proper size; N shall ure sep
In the oeutrs 81 the street, four
well ruled.
Esch bad must be accompanied ~ the writ % guar
antee 81 responsible party thai il the bic shAli
accepted the bidder viii enter irto contract 10 doe
form, and execute the work In accordance there
with
mys-td NJ. pmERY. Mayor.
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IvB o. highly rec 1rrfnerSed bg rood plY.ctz-s q
BAUM q o9ksEf FAOT0Bf, 40s 7tb ss.set.s,
tween end Sc is-G
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TIVE SUPREME COURT OF rHR bIsTRIO,
OE OOLUMRtA

VvNHK bCPKEME COURT OF THO DIHTRICT
i Ok COLUMBIA,
Holdsrg DtsfTtci Cssrt Of the Unsisd STATES for
tAs sad DlSfrtcf
TO ALL WHOM II Way cOScERT. GRERriSs I:
Notice hereby given, That me Eth day OF Octo-
parei al armament were captured Va the Bay Of
Tan Salssaer, Brazil, O. prize by the United states
eteaner " scbueett, and the came are heeiied and
prosecutea in this court IN the CT the United
states Tor condemnation for the reasons In the libel
City Hal, In the city Of Washiseton. ON the frst
moncay Of June next, when aas where ali persons
are warned to appear 20 show Gauss Why Condemns
ton should Be d<creed AID for their
interests. h. } EElGS. CLERK.
April "a, ISL. sp IS eolsf@
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ssY ". T. JOHNSON, auctioneer
~ aad Real Estate Broker,
Pennsylyania avenue, corner Sd str oct eat

Pennsylvania avenue, corner Sd street east
4s On WEDNESDAY, May l7th, at s D. m 1
- shall sell in front Of the premises, part Of Lot
A-,lp square south of square 9f5, consis tug OF
- feet front and 81 feet deep on the east side
OF lOih street east between street south and Vir
Rinia avenue.
The improvements consist Of a Brick House, with
two stories, attic and cellar, having six rooms.
Terms: One third cash; balance In and IL months,
secured, with interest, npOn ths premises. STAN ps
and conveysncing at purchaser cost. $40 down at
time Of tale.
mylO-aAds w T JOHNSON . Ia ionear
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Rlf GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucsioneers,
. Southeast corner . tn aud ID streets

- Southeast corner Eth and streets
IL By virtue of a deed % trust, dated August
t,E % 1870, recorded ia Bibsr No. 627, folio D. of
Aa&~the land records for WasbinTtou in the Dis
tict OF Columbia, ana b. the direction of the party
sesured thereby, skSil sel at public auction. or
the ~ mises. on FRIDAY, the 18th of May, lS7t
al clock p. N ali hst piese or parcel OF ground
lying and being in Washington city district Of CO.
iumtIa, and known a. lot No los. in Laucton 3
subdivision of Tote Nos. 100 lO and l02 OF Joseph
Kelly subdivision OF the west half of 90 rare No
u.s.. improved by a nearly new Brick D~e'lrg sub.
Jeet to prior deed OF trust to S2G0 not yet
dne
Terms: One third cash slance 10 and u mon tbs
on notes with interest from the day Of sale ured
by Coed Of trust on tie premises. SicO down when
the property - struck OF or the property will be
Immediately reseld. II the terms not com piled
with within five days. the trustee reserves the ri On,
70 resell the property 1T the and risk of the de
ia1'ting purchaser, after i've days notice in me
newspaper in Washington city. All conveyaucing
stan ps, and recording At she purchasers cost
WM WOODWARD, Trustee.
APPS GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
~ THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED IN
nj FBtDAf, the 18Th day OF May, at the same
hour and place. Ply ordsr of the Trustee.
myl3 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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hR. CAULFISLDs GLASSES
VOCAL .SD IssTBuaEHrAL MUSIC
teA-a All. n. q. a. Rooms
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

X LATInRR CLEARY, Auctionssrs,
- tsuccesscrs 20 cooper 4 Latimerl
Southwest corner Of Penn avenue ant IIth street
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by LATImEB CLEARY, Auctioneers,
- (Successors 10 Cooper Latimer,)
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ilth 9

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF HAND
SOME RESIDENCE IN MOST DESIRABLE
.ssA By virtue of deed of trust to me, the sub
Gi.2 scriber, from joseph Stewart, OF NIX.
N-s4 dated tho 3Oth day of January, A D. 1857, aud
duly recorded in NJ Ii No. 29 fslio III, &c, Of the
lsnh records for Washington county, Distric; of
Columbia 1 shall offer at public auction, on the
IRE mises, 1874 X street, between Twelfth and
thirteenth streets, on TUESDAY, the 22i day of
May. A. d ISL. ~ SIX clock o. M, all that piece
or psrcei Of ground in the said city OF Washu gton
known and described As lot numbered nineteen, 49,
Ia Dsy ld=On Q subdiy -ion of SQUARE numbered two
hundred and eighty five, t2S5,D improved by four
story pressed bIici front Dwelling house, brown
stone trimmings, a,,d containing sixtetu Comfortable
rCors, situated upon the south side of X street
north between Twelfth and Thirteenth sire ats wet
Terms: 81 600 cash; balance in three six, nine
and twelve months from date, secured by a deed of
rust upon the premises All conyeYancfnp and
revenue stamps at the pen5e Of the purchaser
depos; Of 500 will be required when the hou "a il
s. "a. ALBEk q. HALL. Trustee
uylldSds LATIMER CLEARY Ancts
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IMPROvFD AND UNIMPROyED PROPERTY
In THE flRer WAaD AT AUCTION
- On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May = at
~: o'clock, will sell, in front OF the prem
Uses, Lot 4, in square No. l49. This properly
e situate ed the north side Df street north, be
tveen 18th and 18th streets west, having a front of
~ feet. and running back ITO feet to 80 foot alley
The property will be divided into two lots of Is feet
front each. The west half lie improved by az story
Frame Tenement.
Terms One-third cash: residue in s II ard Is
months with interest from day of sale, secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. Convey anciBg and
stamps at cost OF purchasers. $50 down each lot
a time Of sale.
myIl d6ds LATIiER Il ULEARY, Aucts.
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GBKkN WILLIAMS, Auctioueers,
- Southeast corner of Seven IN and streets
10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucsinpeers
10 No. $40 southeast corner OF 9TH and ID sire

VALUABLE BUILDISG LOT on EASY TERMS
ERykT1NG ON r STREET NORTH, BE
TWEEN 81 And 4TH WEST, AT AUCTION
70 On IT EsDAl the 18th instant at 6 O 'clock
~ m, in front ofthe premises, shall sci, part
-of lot No: 2. in square 53l, being - fest front
by % feet 91a inches deep
THIS property offers great inducements to pur CD as
ere wishing to purchase fiTstclass building lot,
a. they have lhs two side walls all up and they W
only have TO build front and back walls
Terms: One-hfth cash: balance ia one, two, three
ard four years for notes bearing DER cent iltere :,
and secured by detd of Nust on the premises Ali
ard revenue stamps at the cost OF the
purchaser. $50 down on the DAY of sale
myB-td GREEN h WILLIAMS Aucts
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RY LATIAKR OIkARN, Auetson~--r-.
- tSuocessors % Deeper & LAin-r
Southwest corner peaasyly axis ave Aad iltA s-re-
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Rf FITCH 4 FOX, Real Estate Brokers.
SALE OF BwsIRABLE II IDENOE ON l0rn
SrREET NEST, BETWEEN IL AND 1
STREETS k.RTH At AUCTION.
- On MONDAY AFTERNOON. May til,
~ at sts O'Clock We will sell, in front Of the
-pr emises, Lot 6, IN Square 3ti fronting q feet
inches, By depth Of % feet. The improv emf nts
consist OF o.story and attic Brick House, with
i've story Back Bui ding containing ten rooms; gas
and side alley. Large yard in rear with fruit trees
ard wers.
Terms: ne-thrd cash: bslAnce in one aid two
years with Interest, able semi secured
bg deed Of trust on the premises. 100 deposit
Gnired ~ tine OF sale. Conveysncing aud stamps at
purchasers cost.
LaTINER CLEARY, Aucts,
mytl dads Rep Pat sun Herald
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has ostslned from the Supreme CCurt OF the
District Of Columbia holding special ter a letters
documentary on the persons estate Of AnBRO.
GUS kC1H, late Of Washington county, ID. O.,
oeSe@-ed All persons having claims against the
$40 oeeea-ed are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
VIE tle yo.eshers thereof. TO the subscriber,
on or before the 79th day Of April next; they
Day othersise oJ lss te excluded from all benefit
cI M SAD eI,sis. Given under my hand this 18Th
STEPHES HARrBREcHr.
hpSr1 Executor.
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MAkELE MSNCMENrS.

MARBLE AND SLATE aANTLEs.
an ncW selling. Of reduced prices. for cash, a
my marble works. north u street AAd New Yor;
avenue, near the T-es.ury Depsrtment.
myl-1y WIN. NJ tn ERfORO.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BROKEN WIND.


There is no cure for broken wind-
Thick wind and broken wind exist in
various degrees, and many shades of DIFF
ference. and are characterized by the
names of piping, roaring, wheeling,
~bis;ling, high blowing and grunting -
They are all notifications Of the same
disease and spring from the same cause
injury to the respiratory organs; the air
cells Of the lungs have been more or less
affected. Ii, however, we cannot cure,
we may in some degree palliate broken
wind.
Treatment.-The first object should
e t" improve the PATIENTS health, when
q consequent Improvement in q durable
ase, generally follows. If not heredi-
'ary, broken wind in horses is generally
associated with impaired digestion; it
ui.. be necessary, therefore, to restore di-
=. tion in order to remove indigestion,
and in this view Alternative medicines and
.romatic tonics must be administered.
..ud the patients diet strictly attended
to. The latter should be the first care of
rh- person in attendance; the food
should be in little compass, plenty of
ats and little hay, but no chaff. Chaf
IS particularly Objectionable from the
rapidity with which it is devoured, and
the stomach thereby distended. Water
should be given in moderate quantities,
say three times day, and if he be a
foul feeder muzzle at meal time. Green
meat is serviceable; carrots are particu
larly useful. A couple heads of garlic
chopped fine and mixed with his food
every other day is also beneficial, and
moderate exercise in the open air indis-
pensable. While these changes in diet
are in progress, the following tonic shonld
Re given Tincture of aromatic sulphuric
acid. one drachm, in pint of water,
night and morning; this the horse may
be made to drink from the bucket. At
the same time the following Alternative
medicine should be administered: Pow
dered ginger, gentian, sulphur, salt,
cream of tartar, charcoal, liquorice, Gle
campane caraway seeds and the balm of
G.lead buds, chopped fine, equal parts
Dose, one ounce every night in the food.
50 soon as considerable improvement is
perceptible, the tonic should be omitted.
and the Alternative reduced to one half
me quantity; and if his wind continues
10 improve, discontinue the alternative
sradually. Avoid above all things any
'inlent exercise after hearty meal. If
he directions are complied with. the
horse will be very slightly troubled with
short or broken wind -7urt, FI.M and
Farm
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THE CAMEL'S HUMP.

Modern research has determined Gu.
rious circumstance of an organic contri
vance in the camel and the lecclI, unlike
as they are in structure, functions and
habits, which has reference to supplying
them with food from storehouses in their
own bodies till supplies are attaiuable
from other sources.
The hump is an immense collection of
fat stored in reticulated cells piled one
upon another, which is concentrated food.
When fodder cannot be had, as frequent
ly occurs on their long caravan travels
in the desert, peculiar set of absorbing
vessels draws upon the magazine-the
hump-carrying the fat into circulation
till food from without pnts a stop to the
draft on the back. The hump is very
scnsibly diminished at times even being
almost completely leveled, but that which
was thus borrowed to sustain life tempo
rally is Immediately replaced when the
stomach is set in motion again in its ac-
customed manner.
The medical leech or bloodsucker, low
as it is in the organic scale OF life, lie as
carefully provided for in regard to the
contingencies of life as the king of the
country. As the blood passes down the
gullet of the leech the current divides
right and left to enter two lateral tubes,
instead of entering directly into the
stomach. These canals are folded, zig
zag, backward and forward in loops, as
it were, from the head to the tail. When
perfectly filled the leech lets go its hold.
It is then plump and full, With stock
of food on hand that may ordinarily last
from one 10 two years in case it has no
opportunity to take another in that long
time.
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asde Of Poor Rum, Vhi.key, ProDf
Spirits and Refuse Liquors doctorcd. spiced
ald sweetened to please the taste, called Ton
ics."" Appct!zcrs,' " Rcstorcrs,' &C, that lead
t.e tipplcr on TO drunkenness and ruin, but are
true Medicine. made from the Native Roots and
Herbs Of California, free from all Alcoholic
Siimulanrs. Thcy arc the GRE BLOOD
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING rRIN-
CIPLE perfect Renovator and Invigora,or OF
the System, carrying of all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood to healthy condition. No
person can take these Biitcrs according 10 dircc
rioa and remain long uawcll.
Far InGnmE:i4tory and Chronic RheU.
;antisni aud Cont, Dyspepsia or Indi.
gc.tion, Bilious, Ec;-iifeut and intcr-
l:iittenr Fcvers, Disease. of the Blood.
Liver, Kidneys, AMI Bladder, these Bit
trrs have been most successful. Such Dis.
cases are caused by vitinted Blood. which
IA generally produced by arrangement Of the
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION.
Headache. Pain IN the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
ness Of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructatons of
The Stomach, Bad taste In the Mouth, Bilious At
tsrks. Pslpitation of the Heart Inflammation of
the Lungs. Pain In the regions Of the Kidneys, and
hundred other painful symptoms, are the off,
springs of Dyspepsia.
They invigoratc the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid liver and bowels which render them of un-
equslled efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all
impurities and imparting new life and vigor to
the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptons, letter,
Sal; Rheum, Blo:chcs, Spots, Pimples. Pustulcs,
B1ils Car5uacles, Ring Worms, scald-Hcad, Sore
Eyes, Erys;pclGs, Itch, scurfs, Discolorations OF
NJ Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, Of
whatever name or nature, are literally dug up
and carried ont of tho system in short time by
tia use of these BttersA One bottle In such
cases will convince the most incredulous OF thcie
curative effects.
Cleanse the yit,atel Blood whenever you find
its impurities bursting through the skin in Pir,-
pies, Eruptions or Sores cleanse it when you
Gld it obstructcd and eluggish in the veins;
cleanse 1t when it is foul, and your feelings will
til you when. Keep the blood pure and tho
h 9Th OF the system Will follow.
PIN. TAPE and cthor WORMS, lurking in
TIC system OF SO many thousands, are efectualy
destroyed and removed. For full directions, read
Carefully the circular around each bottle.
j. WALKER, Proprietor. Il. II. MCDONALD &
CO., Druggists aad Gen. Agents. San Francisco,
C0lr, and So ani 81 Commerce Street, New York
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
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FRESH BEEF, VEAL, &C.

THE undersigned would respectfully an
l. nounce to the public that he has com
mcnced the Butchering Business, and that hi
wagon will visit Mifflintown and Mexico OF
TUESDAY and SATURDAY mornings o.
each week when they can have an orportu
nifty of purchasing
EXTRA BEEF.
VEAL, MUTTON.
LARD, &C,
cheaper than from any other wagon. lie
only asks the citizens to give him trial tc
satisfy them that he sells cheaper and better
meat than any other butcher in the county.
...4 CYRUS SlEBER.
April 3, lS11-tf
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XVANTED-BY THE NORTH

WESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSUK
ANCE COMPANY-organized in l85S-vith
assets of over Ten Millions $50, ,0O0, ,O0O),
District Agents for the following counties:
Bucks. Montgomery, Chester, Delaware,
Lancaster, Schuylkill, Berks, Lehigh, North
ampton. Columbia, Montour, Northumber-
land. Monroe, Adams, Juniata, Bradford,
and any other unoccupied territory that We
hold. This is rare chance for some first
class men. Call on or address
PERCIVAL s STOW,
State agents East Penna.,
430 Walnut St., Philada.
na-Call in person if possible.
Aug 9, lS71-4w
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-11-08
WATCHES & JEWELRY.

Cold and Stlper Watches,
Ear rings, Plain and Fancy rings,
Gold Pens and Pencils, Sc, which at this time
form the largest and best assortment in the
county.
rR-All the above goods will be sold cheap
er than any other store in the United States.
If you don't believe it, just give him call
and be convinced Of the truth ofthe assertion