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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-08
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-08
ESQ benfb II.

Dt non Dorts IN 0oro. 6 ~,rolt1a. Der 1sinh
D&atr ion, etnien seperItn ! Sra, ! - Sure Xut1 tt fl,
bea nc tern ~'elsaur. Manenserfa7 m 'urjen i'm ean;eu
aanbs. 8osrrtr. as onadnliasr @re.l, imam. -
Golf , lyrtt tn fetnena Sstmatsort uns serial,t In s. b'a.
IA be Greeley 5.ppe. - 5umuer unb samtD. - Basii
fut ale faults @ltss pom sefanbea &Srpsr. - &rtsosertla'
rasJ NJ q. 9. Hsrpuo.9aa Den ptrate seSea ersf.
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bem n6rcli@lten per Staaten ees 1onni>
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nabe ielbR auf Die unS pea ben @incin.
nattz Baltimore Doetoren poroeldlaaene
&aptfaleur aQer unierer 2etpsn uno &C.
bre6en, Die 0erl6bnune NIT Dem Siren.
sin9eben. DEM fderli@, 1opett Noro=
Caroline In 8etra@t tcmmt. {@eint Be,
~junee @icen" pirtlid oar nidt 10 bSs,
~{onpern re&t ortte ~ iein. B%eniefens
rdren MIR bic euriisten Meniden Don
Der @elt mollten m,r unS nit pen1, wae
uns Die 2eut@en cort am Babltaee fit
uns 9etban, ni@t poQauf jufrieben er>
fldren.
Netn, in Nnbctra9t, baB fe alte De-
mefraten fnD> BADEN fe ftp gut oemadH
ano ibre NufabrunB bere&tiet 5u ben IL
Fen Grmartunaen.
Sn unlerer ltBten @o6enidau por
Der BabI Aaben mir cine befimmte Gr>
tld1un9 barber. in psl9em Sale mir
Die repub!ifantide Yartei in Noros Caro-
limo fir fe8ref& ooer fit eeldlasen baIz
ten miirren> uno als ebrli1er 3eitunosz
}hrsibsr, Ter Seine Meinuno ni9t lnps.t,
nwte Der 6aae |duft," tleiben mir bel
unlerer Grildruas itsben. @ie lau,ete i:
~Wutoe pas esmotratiide Gidet in Gem
csmofrai{&en @taate Noro= Carolina
NIT elmer eerinee1u Majoritdt eemablt,
als pie peridbriee, 10 wdre rae 1&on
Elm ssrublitanii@er Siee, rpdbreuo Die
@abI .ees republitanilden Itdets
etn san3 %unsrb6rter Gttumpb letn
pdrbe."
Nun rsun, ,pte feben bic Mftien?
TIM bterauf 3u antporten, baben wit
cine frabere Nn9abe ~ bert@haen. @tr
}aeten in porieer Nummer, BE Demufra>
tie babe bet Der u~orjdbAsen @abl NIT
ltsr 5000 5timu,en sefest. Dte(e &nz
Aabe, ra@ Mutoritdt zines esmotratl&en
,Blottes esma&t If irris. @ortees
9abr 1871, par In Nore>@ Caroline tetns
8abl flr Staatsteamte, lpnbern BIT
1e$tt perarttae @abl, uap BE er1e mad
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-08
Die @erfamm1uns CUR orsar,fa
tton beS Nattonal &epubIis
fauif&en 0lub'S Der 8ir<
Qer Don NauI.
3abIberA weienben.

@enn Semanb ,ptAtn ptu, wie fart
bic eeftern CDftntae) &benp fatteebabte
our@ etnfa&ean3etse In ben betoen republt.
tant(&en 8l6ttsrn per9 tab berufene8er<
laH'uluns 3ur Organization zines natt<
DISQUALIFICATION Clubs her Stabt
ct. 9aul MAR, Der Bebe f@ BE N1be
une cable bic IN ber R uftt.9alle
an BET 3ten Strobe aufoefeQttn 8dnte,
u1ef1e pana al, pte ptel psrfenen, Manu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-08
Nufbsm Ged Der ., Alabama."

6err &opbae.l @emme6 Grcapt>
tim res neutrality-suspicious. "Alabama"",
la9t: ~Dletne platform TT ouf eem Ded
Der ~Mlabama". @enr t&. mie i'd
tbue, fit Greeley tptrft, 70 tkue ids.
neil i@ meib, pa6 IT NIT mir aui meiner
platform, Dem Ded her Nlabama, febeu
miro. SD bin. Ter i'd mar. Greeley
bat fl@ mir, nidt babe t@ mta Jpn am
bequemt."
Sin builder Ylab oas fir ben uat'
onsmann unD patrioten, eos Dsd cts
~Nlatama." Slid CUR 6abrt!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-08

govt in bic Yftferiauee BEG foflt&fen
@iBes.
0iel rebe man BON ber Greeley Booe.
Dieltlbe let 9let9 benz @lale Sopaz@a
ler BON Senfs uap 8trb, etn balber 3ou
StoE ba6 anbere aleS - @tne. 81
petbe feline 3eit, 1drper ,pte fe pon Dem
@ei@dft in snipru@ eenommeu 1et, mi,
san3er @eele rem, eroben @ert per 3eit,
Dem @erf, einer lamdbli@en peltttl@en
&abale eos @ads,at iu brs@eu. (2au=
ter, LANCER, belsr Subel.)
gortber Cattle ernenut fol8enbe @re>
eutip> @ommtttee: Sea. Sanbprn, 8
81. Smitb. %. 9. Dean, FORAGE Ebomp:
ion, @to. y. Naib Ibeo. Sanpcr,
|Grep. 6 q, inert, Saceb &reR.
limb nun flan9 pas 2iep v@ormdrt6"
na@ Der alien Sobn Bromn Melopie pes
Mar}&9efap9s Der @otonne pes 9lti&en
Meuf&enre&ts, Colo selunesn pom Capt
6awtins, pie Steaesruf. Bab unp Sc
nor aus ppQer Bruf feel bic 0er5auu,>
lung Elm i'm @bpr.
Da fog eer BletRift In ber 6anp
felbR bee Ytonetr<8 ert@terfatters bti
Se'te. unb nit fang Der 8ate Ranu, po6
ote @dnoe wadeltsu. 8e9ethsran9 fedl
an. SoQte uns gar nt&t wunperr.
,penr BET &&eporter pom u9ioneer" 70
gang IN auer 6tiQe etn Iidet In b.
8ablurne wdrfe, auf BEN oel&rtebeu
aebt: ~ *r ='< s.
2 Grant unb @tIfeu."'
unb nun cine Rabnuns an isbeu
beut(9en @anu, Der Elm Man. H.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-08
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grfer Dif rtct.
Warf s.. Gunncn, BON Steele.
3wetter Difrict.
Wajor j.. .. 2trais, BON @botcsee.
Dritter Difrict.
Sen. Sebn 3. Mocrin, BON Ct. paul
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-08
Nepublifani19e Npmi=

Nepublifani19e Npmi<
nQtipuen.
iii. VrGVseut.
NInFes s.:@rant,
BON ..9linois.
8hr giee.p1aftent
@enrn @ilion.
BON NRa0aduitts.
$rafoenti@afts : G(eeteren.
AT LARGE:
m. 8 War'balt. BON &amiey;
GtarlcS &tttlefon, ppu Treetorn.
Grfer Dtfrict:
Gbarlcs ". &oe, pom bou(sn.
3we{ter Difrict:
~. q. Chamber, ron @oobbue.
Dritter Dtfrict:
14epbpr Ganter, BON &amlfp.
SIR Mubttpr: :
.. y. w%bttcpmb,
ppn Slmaeb.
SIR Glerf Der supreme 6 . IT:
S~hcr,popb Goaeh
BON Hamity.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-08
oOrant unb Btlfen A."

llnb nut, cine Rabuune an iebeu
@anu, bsr Elm Mann III
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-08

OFT JtuI NQW J1erUetU. VCQU DQIte tV
ni@t BE Mibe 9eeeben, 1ol&e oorber ~
%betimmfn, ionoern earauf 9ere@net. oo6
Is an2euten nidt feblen milroe. pel&e fl,
Die eere@te Sa@e Elm frdfttoes @ort ~
fpre@eu I'm @tanoe tpdren. Diele @rz
ruartune ,purbe psnr aud In Der sldn3enp>
fen @:tie eere@tfe1tist. Smmerbtu
loQte ober 5oute Elm ioldes Experiment
nt@t probtrt moroen.
Man mug E@ lonft eben FOLDER nter>
me3;osBe~dr|t9en, pte pas pur& ben BE-
tannten rsoleliseu GrlduQebrer 9albs,
9eleiatte pslder, als elmer Der lautefen
Greeley @9reter Ter Stapt Seoermann
In Der @erjammluu9 befannt, btefe6 Gle
ment In berielben mutterieeler@. TN u1e
pes Glementes &pirbts reprdltntirte. -
@on etnem@ pabuo9el 9erufen, ipran9 {,
iofprt auf bic 8etne, uno uaa@te bic nte>
n,anb lberra}dsnoe Gr6fnune. raj II
NIT Trumbuu uno anpern l1eberldufern
u1ein Cad auf @reeleo 8sfsQt." Man
la@te ben perm aus unb CAB tbm I'm
@srlauf bee sbsnps plenty" @elesen>
belt 3u erfennen. tab feline S&lub<Be
uaertun9, ~oiele 8eriammlune JET nt&t
fetn 2ei@enbesdnenib" oo@ auf Srr>
tbuu, bsrubt, beun NIT er56erH, 9urrab
If &pobl nod ltlten etn pulittl&er Gapoz
Der beataben werten, als .Monfeur 2a>
iber, Der fi& pobl j&wttli@ r,tbr IN
elmer republttautl@en@ eriammluns laut
MAIDEN wtro. aus ben Smpromptl
Reeeu Der dbrissn Spre&er sebeu nj.
fplseabe. a- ~ -. ~! -.
betr 4. 8. stt9ney 1astt, Il
tauet Jun Rshen nt&t pisl,, ftume ale,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-08

.ib'e 9r6Bter BIG leBt eo9eweienen;" bas
1T bic Ea9e6orpnun9.. ypuisotue. Snz
(ptanapolis unp @bteaeo ma0enperiam>
u,eltea flr Greeley, unp 3ei&nete 1l9 ri.
@biea8o> &fdre bur@ cine BON @pp.
&%oerner. beu Observation-Disclosures
publtfant{@en COMMUNICATIONS
sebaltene iebr ma6poue &epe aue,
pel&e tn fcfern bod iber per ct. Qpui>
fer &eee S&ur3'8 fett> als fe @ran,
ure Der republitantiaen Yartet wenis>
items einen She'll per Entertaining 9tebt,
bic ibnen %9eblbren. Mau If ra@9rape
BET pie|en 6srrn Die du6erae Mu6era9t<
iteuns Der &e8eln ees flair play" 70 &C.
w"bnt, pob man .eroentli@ ansenebm be-
riibrt wtrp, &penn mai, etnmal auf eine
70 ebrenpettbe Auenabme trift, mic @op.
&perner. -
Sir Grant uuo Chiffon tpurbe
In Maptfon unb MtIwautee,
Snbta napolts, Soutb enb unc
&t&monh, Snb. unp, pie es {6eint
gan, bsfonbers trdftie III &an(as pez
monfrtrt no IN 2eouenportt,- 0moba
uub 2awrenee Observation-Disclosures
aattfanoen. Der Gele8rapb 1T in Be,
ausfattuns tiel.r Demonfrattonen NIT
lobeneen Attrtbuten, pel&e f@, auf Dit
&opfsobl Der Befr@er uub ben @rdo be,
Seastferune ber 3ub6rer unp &ebner te.
3tsben, '3ttmlt& unpattettf@,, uab 'pent, {,
tbe.' cine @reelsp,@ sr1amumluuA ala
Immense t3et&net bat 70 sfrfdumt
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
HOW SOIL WAS MADE.

Professor Agassis says that all the ma
ferial on which agricultural progress de-
pends are decomposed rocks, not 30 much
those that underie the soil, but those on
the surface, and brought from consider
able distance. and ground to powder, BY
the rasping of the glaciers. Ice. all over
the continent, is the agent that has
ground out more soil than all other asen
cies put together The penetration of
water into the rock, frost. running water
nnd baking suns, have done something
but the glaciers more In former age
the whole United States was covered
with ice several hundred feet thick, and
this moving from north to south by the
tropical warmth, or pressing weight of
the ice and snow behind, ground the
rocks over which it passed into the paste
we cali SOIL These masses Of ice can be
tracked as game is tracked by the hun
ter. He has made a sludy of them in
this country as far south as Alabama, but
has observed the came phenomenon, par
ticularly in Italy. where among the Alp
glaciers are now in progress, The stones
and rocks ground and polished ty the
glaciers can easily be distinguished from
those that are scratched by running wa
ter. The angular boulders found in
meadows and terraces ofrivers not reach
ed by water can be accounted for onl y in
this way.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12
A Recipe For Preserving Hams.


A plain, simple way of preserving hams
is to let them lie on table or boards
flesh eide up. for at least two days after
being cut Rub them occasionally with
fine salt to extract the blood and animal
hat make pickle that will float an
egg. so that a portion of the shell will
appear above the surface the size OF a
ten cent coin Tack the hams in cask
and pour On the pickle when entirely
cold let them remain six weeks and
no longer, unless very large. -Four oun
ces of brown sugar, and half an ounce of
saltpeire to every twenty pounds of ham
adds to the pickle, improves the looks
and flavor Smoke in the ordinary way,
as recommended by Daisy, except using
the attic for smoke house keep it as a
safe place to hang the hams in for sum
mer use, out of the reach of flies. Flies
deposit their eggs in animal matter, not
only TO be hatched out, but for the pur-
pose of affoid ding them food for that stage
of their existence. The parent fly does
not Geek out place in the third or fourth
story of building to propagate her sPe-
cies. knowidg full well by natmal in
stinct that her prospective family would
die prematurely by heat and drouth be
fore the laws Of their being could be ful
filed Make dark place in the attic or
or garret to hang up the hams, and j;
will save the trouble Of bagging and lin
ing, or packing in casks and boxes, which
frequently gives them mnsty and un-
pleasant flavor.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12
The STRIPED BUG The German

The STRIPED Bug The German
town Telegraph has the following:
Every gardener knows that this is
most destructive insect among melon, Gu
cumber and other young vines, sometimes
damaging the crop seriously. Many rem
edies have been suggested, some of them
no doubt, good in their way. but troub-
lesome Now we have tried for several
years a remedy which has proved. with
us, a complete success. In stead of aim
ing 10 drive away the insect by soot,
ashes, etc. we pet it, or rather furnish it
with food better than the young melon
and cucumber plants. We sow around
each hill, at the time Of each planting,
few radish seed, and, coming up about
the same time, the tops supply pasture
for the bug which it much prefers to the
vines. Lettuce will also answer, but the
radish is rather liked the best While
our vines are untouched by making this
little provision for it, the young radish
tops are completely perforated.
Should this fail-which is seldom the
case, and has never been with us
sprinkle the vines with a solution of
whale oil and water. No insect but the
curculio can stand this. Where this
preparation is not attainable a weak So
luton of carbolic disinfectant soap will
answer as well -
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12
u r Y G q O D s,
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
G r o g E r I E s.

Such as Sugars, Syrups, Coffees, Teas nnd
Spices. Also. a large lot of Queensware,
Hardware, Wood and Willow Ware. Fish
Salt and Nails. Together with full assort-
ment of Goods usually kept in a country store
esA- Highest price paid for country pro
duce in exchange for goods. Prices o suit
the times NAV 1879
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12
New Tin and Steve Establishment.

PerrysriUe, Juniata County, Pa
HNHE undersigned has opened ou; a new
l. Tin and Stove tie room,
on Railroad Street, nsxt docr to the fusca-
rora Hotel, where he would be pleased to see
all who are in want of Tinware Stoves. &c.
lie will also give prompt attention to all or
ders for Roofing. Spouting and Jobbing ali
OF which he guarantees to put MP with the
best Of material and in a workman-like man
ner. Having had over ten yenrs experience
in the business ne fatters himself that he
can give entire satisfaction to the public.
lie keeps on hand the celebrated Nimrod
Cook Stove. which is the best baker. most
economical and heaviest plated stove now in
use. lie will keep on hand the Oriental
Heaters. and general assortment of the hes,
Stoves manufactured JOHN DUNBAR.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12
Or. sAc-'s caTsSRY eeMrn,

Or. SAC-'y CAISSH8 SEMEDy
Its the only form of INSTRUMENT yet inves,,
which fiuid medicine can be carried tigk II
r3srfs-iyy oDDyied TO all parts OF the affected n,
sacSes and the chambers or cavities cormr,
Herewith in which sores and ulcers frecueriLJ
and from which the catarrhal discharge gene,1
ceeds The want of success IN treating Ca'ar,
fofore has arisen largeif from the inpns.E
applying remedies to these cavities and eN,,
by any of the ordinary methods. Thi, Ob.s
the way of eflecting cures l. ltirely overeersS
i1vantion of the rolclc Ia using this rs,,
the Fluid is carried b. IL os, weighn no snuff.
inJ or pInli,l being rec 'ireiO mp one nos,rn n
gently owing sirc1 q > Tie highe>t poiiion Z
nasal pgSSa -cs. passes into and thoroughly "a,
hll the tlbes and C.la.r , crs connected 'EereriI
flows cut OF the opposite ros..i. Its use il es..
so simple that a child can understand H. :
am;i explicit directions sccomrsrI
Instrument When used with this instrEmt.
Saye's Catarrh Remedy cures recent a'isc:
ssyoii In Iiae Head - by Il fsw appi,,-
SYraptO.as OF & ssa-rh. Frequent
acha discharge fIiiiar into throat, sOmetius,
fuse, watcry. Thick InIcus. puruient, cftnsu
In Others = drvncss, dry waterv. weak Or inf
eyes stopping IN or obstruction Of nasal "a.
ringing in ears dcaf1c~s, hawking and Cou.h-
clear throat, ulcer1uuls. sctD5 ron ucef.
altered. nasal tWln-. offensive breath. impair
total deprivation OF sense Of smell and taste
moss. mental q .Dression. loss of appetite, h4
tio1, ENLARGED tJHsils. tickling cough; &c. 0
few of these symptoms are likely 10 be Irr.,
a1v case at one-titne.
Or. Sl~as, Catarrh Esem c6y, when
with Es.. gicrecss q asal DoUche, and a
paniai with the constitutional treatment ny
recommended in the pamphlet that wraps eaci
he OF the Remedy, Is q perfect specific for this
some disease, and the proprietor Offers. in good
$500 re-T9-ss for n case he can not cure
Remedy i mild AMI pleasant to use. conisina
strong or cIustIc d-ugs or poisons. The G
Remedy IA sod at 80 cents, Donche ct O. cet,
all DrIggiets, or either Will be nsied b
prie.cr On receipt Ot 90 cents.
=. Y. PIERCE. VI. r.
Sole rrnpgies
y DyTALO-
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12

SHELLY & STAMBAUGH always keep up
~ their stock of GROCERIES and will NOT
De e2celled either in the quality or price Of
their goods in this line. Give them q call
before going elsewhere.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12

A western editor speaks of a cotem-
porary who is $50 dirty that every time
he goes up stairs there is a rise in real
estate.
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A PROFITABLE BUSINESS

LIGHT EQUAL TO GAS. AT ONE-EIGHTH
THE COST! Cannot be exploded No chin.
ney or rick used.
MEN desiring PROFITABLE BUSINESS.
can secure the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT for tn,
sale OF DfOTT'S PATENT CARBON GAS
LiGHr BURNERS AND OIL, for COUNTIES
or STATES. Write for information or call on
NJ. B. DYOTT,
No ia South Second ST., Phla, Pa.
N. B.-CHURCHES furnished with CHAN.
DELlERS and LAMPS of euery description.
20 per cent cheaper than at any other estab-
ishment in the country.
Msrch 2, is7e-Sm
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12
gestlOh on a Single Iamb or a PAIR.

SALT AND ASHES FOR HoRsEs.-
Those keeping horses should, twice a
week, throw in a handful of salt and
ashes. Mix them by putting in three
parts of salt to one of ashes. Hores rel.
ish this. and it will keep their hair soft
aed fine. 1t will prevent bots, collie,
&c. A little ground sulphur mixed with
salt and ashes, and given once in two or
three weeks. is also beneficial. All do
mestic animals will be thus benefited.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12

OATS FOR LAMBs.-The Importance
of having lambs ready for market at as
early period of the season as possible
is a matter which every farmer who
lives in the vicinity of large markets
understands, or at least ought to. 1t
may perhaps not be known to all farm
ers, that lambs are able to eat oats when
from three to four weeks old and my
experience has been that there is no
provender with the use of which I am
familiar, that appears to have such i'm
mediate and salutary effect upon them.
All that is necessary to be done is to
moisten the oats and place them in a
trough raised about six or eight inches
from the floor, and where the old sheep
cannot get at them. Those who are
sceptical in regard to this matter. can
very readily test the value Of this sug-
gestion on single lamb or a pair.
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AGENTS FIND
Literature, Art and Son!

Is the best selling book over offered
combines the huInor Of anecdoie, the visi'
OF essay, the information of history and bD.
raphy, the sweetness and grandeur Of Poe1!
the exquisite CHARM Of music, and 400 t''-
tiful Illustrations.
''So'id reading for graver moments p
SAINT pictures to illu;nine quiet hours .
gems OF song for the social circle ,
An Agent writes, Soil III copies Y
week. Wiil sell 500 this month easily
Our He'9 system CT cGHrassiHg does ~, w.
with objections TO the business. ParilsaA'
iree. valuable present to every new nlsl |.
INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING co -
and % LIBERTY STREET, New York.
Mas j.. 1S12-l0w
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FOR CGSTlVFNESS, BILLI0USNEss !
LIVER CoNTL,Isr use DK. HERRI1.
SrsAR CoArED VEGETABLE Pills.
best it use.
FOR PAIN ~ TIE BACK OR SIDE
RuEUNA1IsN. use DR.. HERRIC,
KID STRENGTHENING pLAsTERs
FOR CATkRaH. or COLD IN THE Ilfl
use Dr.. PEHaIN'S FUNIGATos.
FOR all LIVE SrnC1 use HARvru
CoNDriJS FowDEGs.
The above articles are among the te,t
t5e market.
Safi-ftcI.on guaranteed or the money
funded
sod ty BANKS & &HANLIY and KEPyl
( son. Agents. Niiiiinrown. Pa, aud Dr.
G. Ni'ND.U, Patterson, Pa AID the ira
ally.
J.. W. WARNER & Co.
G. Murray Street, New Y9Ik
Feb II - IN
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BR0CkERH0FF HOUSE.
BELLEFONTE. PENN'A.
D. JOHNSTON & SONS. pronrietor.

The "Brockerhoff House" has recently been
rehtted and otherwise greatly improved. and
is now under the proprietOrship Of D. john
ston Sons. formerly of the "Leonard II oase'
in Ciearfeld Persons wishing Belefonte Oh
business or pleasure will find this a conve-
nient and pleasant place TO stop. Free Bass
TO and from the Depot.
Nov l. 1871
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Desires to inform his friends and the public
that he has Just received fine and fashion-
able stock of SPRING GOODS, consisting of
CLOTHS-Plain Black, Blue and Brown
CREP-Dahlia, Brown and Blue.
TRICOT-B,ack, Blue and Brown.
DTAGON1 LS-Blue and Black.
CHEFIOTS-All Shades.
SCOTCH TOODS- All STYLES.
BLACK DOESRINS-AS Superior quality
PA VTS AND VEST PA 4TTERNS-Fine.
SUMNER GOODS-Genernl Assort ment.
/ viii sell any of the above goods by the
yard or pattern.
also keep on hand n full line of BUT
TERICK S PATTERNS, consisting of Men,
Boys. and Children's Shirts. Coats, Pants
and Vests.
Eksyn | will manufacture TO order all kinds
of CUSTOM WORK. PRICES-Rea sonabie to
suit the times.
Miffiintown, Apri! 10, 1872.
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Jan l0-6m

ARGE stock of Ready-made Clothing for
l. sale hy HARLEY & co.
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TIE PLACE FOR BARGAINS
Is AT
PENNELL'S CHEAP STORE
IN PATTERSON, PA.

THE largest and best assortment to be
i found in Patterson. Thankful for the
liberal patronage heretofore received from
the public, | would respectfully announce
that have just opened very large stock Of
Goods well suited to the trade. My stock
consists of full assortment of fine and staple
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I, (, c :, :. Ia5i:E: Il lzl?EElQ g.yIwv
WINTER TIME TABLE
: isrcUeii -rd Dircc; Route to Washint
tLu, i itIasOTc. i.!EIira, Eiie,
Euftto, Rochester and
Niagara Fails.
NORTHWARD.

on AND AFTER MONDAY. NOV sti
- 1871. the trains on ihe Northern Celil
"a WV VI j nm rs foliuws:
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EiEsLTil! REhUTYl!
DIP RADMgAY We

STRONG AND PURE RICH TLOCc-INC-sTte :;
or FLESH AND EI5LT-CGhAt ski AA ,
BEAUTIFUL COIRLEG4OS SECURED 4J1Ail..
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GOAL, Lumber, Fish, salt, and all 81.
~ Of Merchandise for sale Chestnut "
Bark, Railroad Ties, all kinds Of Gran =
Seeds bought at the highest market pr''' :
cash or exchanged for merchandise, CO
lumber, &c. to suit customers. an =
pared 10 furnish to builders bills Of llD[
just as wanted and on short notice, Of en-
oak or yellow pine lumber.
NOAH HERTZLth,
Jani Port Royal, Juniata Co.. =
{ = D to the JUNIaTA SENTINEL Job fris. =
" Office for all kinds Of Plain and ~"
Printing.
4 LII Kinds of Canned and Dried frary f,y
II sale by c. BARIDi
T ARGEST STOCK of Dress Goods IN -
~ cea@iy at Tilten & Espensehate $