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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-06-11
paiLApELPHlA MARKETS,

PHILApELPhIA, June 10, 1873.
FLouR-The market is dull. There is no
inquiry for shipment, and the operations Of
the home trade are confined to their immedi-
ate wants. 12C0 bbis sold, including
Superfne .............. 10000. 81 50@5 so -
Extras ......... .......... ...... So 75tG6 SO
N. W. Extra Family. ...... 81 25GG8 so
Ohio & Ind. do. do. -. ..... So 25G99 %
Penua. do. do. :. ..... So $500 25
Fancy Brande ......... go. 50 50@l1 so
GRAIN The Wheat market is without i'm
provement, and there is very little demand,
except from the local millers, for prime lots.
Sales of 1900 bus. western red ats Glal-
76 ; In Rye nothing doing. Corn is in good
supply. but there is not much activity. Sales
Of yellow at 5Sa6Oc 400 bush. oflwhite at
&c and mixed at 5Sa6lc. Oats in better
demand, and 10000 bush. western sold at
52a52Ic for white, and 47a50c for black and
mixed. -
SEEDs-Cloverse.d is dull and nominal at
sasic. Timothy sold at So 10 per bus.
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AN Irishman was standing by the side
of Frenchman, who was lost in won
der at the magnificent sight before him
the Falls of Niagara when he exclaim-
ed, Sure, that's to hinder - There was
nothing to binder; neither is there any
thing to hinder You from buying your
Chairs from VIM. f. Snyder, in Mifilin-
town, Pa Remember, when you rant
to buy Chairs, that he is the only one
that has all kinds of Chairs on hand,
aud he cells cheaper than the cheapest.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
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Caution.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
n Hunting, Fishing. or in any way tres
passing on the farm occupied by the under!
signed, in Milford township. All persons s.
offending will be dealt with to the full extent
of the law. JOSEPH FUNK
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MATTHEW RODGERS, D. s.

To TEACHERS At the commence
ment of new school year, l would re
spectfully call the attention of teachers
to the following resolutions. adopted al
the Conference of County Superinten-
dents, held at Harrisburg, Pa, June Sd
and 4th, 1878
Resoircd, That we recommend the
policy of raising the grade of provisional
certificates. as fast as the circumstances
of the several counties will permit.
Resolccd, That Theory of Teaching g
should be made specially in examina
tons.
The time has come when it is neces-
sary to raise the grade of provisional
certificates all over the State, and Juni
alta county must not lag behind, but must
keep in line with other counties.
On Theory of Teaching l would re-
commend teachers TO study such works
as "School Economy" by James Pyle
Wickersham, A. ~. L. l.. d.. methods
of Instruction. by the same author ;
Theory and Practice of Teaching" by
d. P. Page, A. NJ, and "Ogden's Science
of Education and Art of Teaching"
These are good works. would espe-
cially recommend those parts of said
works that treat Immediately of the
teacher and his work in the school room !;
and l hope no lady or gentleman will
come to the examinations without care
fully studying at least one work Oh
Theory of Teaching. My experience in
visiting schools is that many teachers
who are very good scholars fail in meth
DDS of teaching, and particularly in
teaching primary classes. There is a
science of teaching. and he who would
teach well and make himself worthy of
the name of teacher, must study that
science.
The examinations will begin about the
middle of September. The County In
siitute will be held at Mifiiintown in
November or December.
d. E. Robson,
County Superintendent.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-06-11

S. B. LOUDON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NEVINS BUILDING ON
Bridge Street, Mifiintown, Pa,
Desires to inform his friends and the public
that he hGs Just received a fine and fashion-
able stock of SPRING GOODS, consisting of
CLOTHS-Plain Black, Blue and Brown.
CREP--Dahlis, Brown and Blue.
TRICOTB;ack, Blue and Brswn.
DIAGONALS-Blu and Black.
CHEVIOTS-All Shades.
SCOTCH GOODS All Styles.
BLACK DOESKINS-AS Superior quality
PANTS 4ND VEST PATTERNS-Fine
SUMNER GOOUS-General Assortment.
will sell any of the above goods BY the
yard or pattern.
also keep on hard q full line Of BUT
TERICK'S PATTERNS, consisting of Men,
Boys, and Children's Shirts. Coats, Psnrs
and Vests.
nr will manufacture to order all kinds
of CUSTOM WORK. PRICES-Reasonable, to
suit the times.
Mifiintown,, April 10, 1872.
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All kinds Of Job Work neatly executed.
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The Markets.

Prices of Board Of ComHeret.
by the Board Of Commerce Of Mifflin and Pat
teraon
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JoHNsrowN, May 81, 1878.

The Juniata Scouts met according to
previous notice. An hour was spent in
the forenoon in sabre exercise, and about
an hour and half on horseback in the
afternoon. Forty one men mounted
After drill the company was marched
through the village and drawn up in line
in front of the residence Of Judge Oles.
The venerable gentleman made short
speech and received three hearty cheers
from the company. After returning to
town, three cheers were proposed and
given for Johnstown. the ladies and the
good dinuer A vote of thanks was alec
given to the gentleman who kindly al
lowed us the use Of his field for drilling
The men were then paid for the past
six months service. Messrs VIM Held,
II C. S,rayer, Henry Crimmcl and Jas
Doyle Joined the company.
Adjourned to meet in McAlistcrville on
the last Saturday in September.
j. X. ROBINSON, Captain.
n
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-06-11

NURsERY.-Fifty different kinds Of ap-
pie trees to select an orchard from at the
Nursery of Michael Brubaker and To-
bias Page, one mile north Of Oakland
Mills this county. Trees vary in size,
5 to feet. and prices range from twenty
cts. for a single tree down to fifteen cts.
per tree, per hundred Messrs Brubaker
and Page deliver all trees ordered. They
will also fill orders for any kind of fruit,
shade or ornamental trees desired, and
deliver them when desired, by those who
order.
Persons who order trees from their
nursery, receive them fresh from the
ground. get them cheaper, and will have
the satisfaction of knowing that they
are patronizing home enterprise. Ad-
dress. BgupAKER & PAGE.
Oakland Mills. Juniata Co. Pa.
May 2S-3t.
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NALL PAPER,

of various styles, which he offers for sale
CHEAPER than can be purchased elsewhere
in the county. All persons in need of the
above article. and wishing 20 save money, are
invited to call and examine his stock and
hear his prices before going elsewhere.
n@- Large supply constantly on hand.
SIMON BASOM..
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WALL PAPER.
Rally to the Place where you can buy
your Wall Paper Cheap.

THE undersigned takes this method of in
i forming the public that he has just re-
ceived at his residence on Third Street, Milf
fintogn. n large assortment of
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-06-11

PANoRAMIC EXHIBITION. - Drew 3
Beautiful Panorama of Egypt and the
Holy Land will be exhibited in the Luth
eran Church. Mifflintown, on Wednesday
evening, June 18th, for the benefit of
the Lutheran Sabbath School. This
Grand Exhibition has been executed on
scale of surprising magnificence and
splendor. The various scenes are faith
fully represented on large scale from
Photographs taken on the spot, by Rev.
DR.. J Il. Barclay, several years Mis-
sionary in Palestine aud Egypt. 1t is
moral. chaste and beautiful, and its his
toric interest, its rare and expensive de-
signs, its beauty of execution, and its
high-toned character. render it one of the
most attractive and instructive works
ever presented to the public. 1t has re-
ceived the highest testimonials from the
Press and Clergy. and has been pro-
nounced by competent judges one of the
handsome.t works of modern times. Illus
trating. as it does, the grandest localities
in the world. An explanatory lecture
will be given: Admission % cts. chill
dren Is cts. The public are respectfully
invited to attend.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-06

-. --.f5AvasnalsH -5ertember-r@6s-.0otton
d;n,a oiisIings gss hshtTnidalipg 11s; net , e.
stock I, ,636; weekly net receipts 1,348;
exports coastwise LOIS; sales 838. u.
NEW ORrMANs, September 6.-Cottoh
quiet and frm-@middling 185S; net re-
ceipts 276 balea; gross 1856; sales 375;
stock 1851; weekly net receipts 1,105;
gross 1,442; exportslito Great Britain
2, $50; coastwise 1885; sales 2. 600.
GALVESTON, September 5.-Cotton
demand good and holders f3rm-good
ordinary 153z;ns treoeipts 189 bales; sales
30; stock 8, ,497; weekly net receipts SIS;
exports coastwise 48; sales 585.
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The Georgia Gin.

The Georgia Gin.
0S entering our fifth season with these
~ GINS, we have only to cay, that in
EVERY case parties 1ho have bought them
or seen them used have been DELIGHTED
with them, and pronounce them the BEST
they have any knowledge Of.
We eGUARANTEDt them to gin aa clean, run
as LIGHT, GIN as FAST and turn out ae
GOOD SAMPLE as ANY GIN THAT Is
MADE. Please order early, so as to avoid
ppointment. Catalogue and reference
forwarded On application.
LORICK & LOWRANCE,
June Fl Sole Agents for South Csrolina.
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The morris Cotton Gin"

HATING enlarged my business, again
IL offer the above Gin to the planters of
South Carolina. Having been thirty eight
years in the business, I feel confident can
ranted to please, or no sale. They run
lighter, gin cleaner, make more lint from the
sa,ne quantity OF seed cotton, than any other
Gin made. The price lo,cer than any Din in
the market. Planters wishing these Gins,
Price, 50 so per saw.
WOOD TURNING OF every style done with
neatness and despatch, and cheaper than
Northern work can be brought here for. Ad-
dress E. MORRIS,
July 10 3m Columbia, g. @,
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All styles of Staples and Demestics, to.
gether with regular stock Goods, on hand,
in good unbroken lines, at prices to please
our patrons.
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FTHE above FREss is the most SIMPLE,
Il STRONG aud DURABLE in the market.
Price, complete, t125. Send for circular.
PEHDLErON & BOARDMAN,
Patentecs And Manufacturers, Foundry and
Machine Works, Kollock street, Augusta,
Georgia. AUG &c amos
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- AMONG late improvements in the
N8 manufacture Of FLOUR. by tsr the
most important is the recentIy.din.
covered method ofPURIFYINGM MID
DLlNGS. This wonderful invention is des-
tined to revoiutionize the entire Milling eys-
tenn in this country. BY it more thorough
separation ia effected between the outer husk
snd the farinaceous portion OF the grain, and
Flour ID produced OF greater and more uni
form purity and sweetness than can be made
in the old style, and with no increase in cost.
We have, ut heavy expense. intro duced this
NEW PHICESS" into our Mill, and are pre-
pared to offer Flour greatly improved in color
and quality over corresponding grades made
in the usual method.
Liberal deductions made on carload lots.
Aug 2G 3no STOTALL & HULL.
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Richland School for Boys.
Lanvale street, near Park Avenue,
BALTIMORE. MD.

Eom Boarding and Day Pupils Receired.
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Every effort making TO clear the etock, and
put splendid opportunity before our patrons
FOR winter purchases at the best prices.
r. @. SILVER d co.
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will be heard.
PHILADELPHIA, September 5.-Capt.
Vandler Heyden, Of the steamer Vadcr-
land. WAS serenaded last evening, and
entertained his visitors on board. While
the band we're playing, two Of the crew,
who wcre wIItziug, ieIl overheard, and
were drowned.
Andrew Montgomery, who was bru-
tally assaulted by his wife, is at the hos
pltal, with little hope of his recovery.
The wife is in custody.
WASHINGTON, September 5.-Evi-
dences of value to the amount of SIS
500, 600 are in the hands of British Mi.
mister Thornton, who, on the 18th, will
hand them to Secretary Fish.
General Fremont is reported seriously
ill.
The order recalling the Cuban agents,
signed by Cespedes, is supposed to be
bogus.
Collector Pinckney Rollins. OF the
Seventh District of North Carolina, in.
forms the Revenue Bureau that Special
Deputy r. 81. Patterson and the soldiers
under Lieut.. Mast destroyed the illicit
distilleries in Haywood County aud
made twelve arrests, on the 7th ultimo.
~ .He lptn: Lhey destrOYeu IOur Ql6Cli' :
leries and made eight arrests in No
Dowell County. They then proceeded
10, South Mountain. in Burke County,
where they destroyed eight distilleries
and made seventeen arrests. These
eight distilleries were located in close
proximity to each other, and there was
reliable information OF twonty or more
being in operation in the South Noun
tain. bat further progress was arrested
by the interference Of the State autho-
rifles; Lieut.. Mast and Deputy Marshal
Deaver being arrested upon bench
warrant from Judge CLARK, for destroy
ing property. The Collector says:
u DO not wish to reflect upon the
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Ine port llle DOat, Dut 1t beng on tho
weather side, the effort was difficult
and dangerous; yet, with strenuous ex-
ertion, it was safely launched. The re-
mainder of tho crew were then ,listri-
buted in the two boats; the first officer
going III charge OF tho cutter; the cap
tain took charge of the life boat, and
gave orders that the two boats should
leave together, and keep rs nenr as pos
siblo to each other, and render assist
ancc, in case other should need it /.
When about to leave tho ship, the cap
tain looked over the side to apprise
those in the cuttor, but she was not to
be seen, and has not since been heard
OF. The probability is, that those in
charge Lett at once, and got lost in the
breakers in making for the light. The
life boat succeeded in reaching Fourche,
@. Is. Fifteen Of the steamers crew
have been lost, and fifteen were saved in
the life bsat.
TelegraphIc-Comm Reports.
LONDON, September 5-Noon. .-Holi.
day tomorrow. Weather unfavorable.
LIvEnrooL, September 5-Noon.-
Sales of cotton on the basis of good
ordinary, to be delivered in September,
8 1916; ditto low middling, to be de.
l,vered in November, s7ss; sales Of the
week 76. 600 bales; exports 5000; specu-
lation 1000; etook 775,000, whereof
American is 275,000; receipts $4,000.
whereof American is $4,000; actual ex-
ports 1000.
8 P. M.-Cotton shade firmer-up.
lands 80; Orleans 9]s sales to-day
10. 900 bales; speculation and export
5000; sales of uplands on the basis OF
low middling, to be delivered in Octo.
Der and November, 81; cotton afoat
28l, 600 bales, whereof American is
Al, 900; sales of uplands, on the basis
OF good ordinary, to be delivered in No.
vember and December, 81; ditto OF
new crop 85s.
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DIR

BARSrCLsSoT 1873 Sarah Theresa yo--gssi a'ulef Of NJ
sud Hannah Barliclc aged yesfs AL 20 diy~
place Brooku TUESDAY morning. a. 10 O'CLOCK Without ufher no
Bowers, assl 10 yeifs moan Az p 49, r.. a,
The rieri d icgulutlnces o. gre ,n - s nlor' tse ~
,es'ee,lg nsi'si 20 s s ~ q02 G-vs Nj. r,asis,
viii be 70 the Lutneran Cemetery.
COPRLAND-SueHly. Solsy No7 g. Of e e-onp Seae Pe.
youngest Of John e. aad Ecn Coeai as yeaT'
The relatives and Of TIE family respectfully invites % st,e.s
ae funeral ron The rcsels OF Der pa7e5,s ~ soa.s
10 Greenwood Tor intyrEenL
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aiaas s s ,r Az, Of pnoa eyer at O'Clock p MARI
bis ste daughter Of Andrew R1aAa, ata Of this city
ELDREOGBAt PoHogs = 90 is' ga si az, .a's
tho late George Barne. OF this ely. 60.
Relatives families iaVte1 20 attend s anef. On
the O'Clock 81 Jsless ctarb.
corner Of Lsy e.se-sys 81 JamesplAee. brooSlyu
AUsRRou SATURDAY, A'S 8 1913 Losis Gshsh.ass
The a'e. Sd friend. y The ar Ds' 'Tsi 2 ..'ss1
the hs late residence ll3 tresiiets Bseklga %
TUESDAY Nov. II, u = 0ciJcA p "a
HOWLCrT-sanjy mosrius Nov O. Pevf son 81 HstT ana
Filth j. Hewlett
HARyIERon sunday e-enag 1873 Of TYPHOID fever Ions
Tho fd, Of he family respectfully ayii 70 attend e iansfa
al The Church XAVIER 10 oeot iaeSi'y n"fnAas
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Haydea Of herdeay. s,i y NE ~ ~, sesesi
pocRRsOu Monday ion ius Efe innt dasg.iss q
William G. Asrgarsi Rogers tsei ~ hoa =, shd il.
isth-st Msuhaanylc Wednesday, a. oeaoeh
rg n Ru sunsr norauq o Jane vie u Ed-st
the sa.Sa y sss place rataT. Sow II. 1890. r-
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Congressman II. Boardman Smith Of the
Emira District has offered his 1854 Of back pay 70
The President OF the Orphans Asylum in that city ana
declares that whether accepted or not he sha not
return IL 10 the L. Treasury since in his opinion II Is
NOT stolen money He add, az the close Of ms letter
that he IS not a candidate FOR reelection.
The Philadelphia Press has adgices from
Washington which authorize IL 10 make thls statement
concerning the Presidents views On the hnancai stna
ton The President Is keeping his own counseis' ou'
from the expressions Of opinion he mas tthef,o gwen
out it is reasonably certain that ne VIII reconlehu
some plan whereby there shall result substantial III
crease IN the volume OF the CIRCULATING meulunl
pressure from business every where IN t4Vo ~ @
relief irresistible that bOth the Ires.l1hb III
gress would be- constrained 10 yed 20 IT. oven ~
believed mat 70 possible 10 get out OF our
bv enduring further p.nching anu contFacuol
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.,sr.s,,o,. ,, n .. that hereafter the ofeers'
,ra.or =, -. w.a.,r ~, Try would be united, as one
MAJ, aganat M.vor H.vem. yer. III the Mayor hso
kent fth and been 20 respond for the CITY OF
New. York. then the eloquent v gentleman VINO nAa
been drafted into his place "oud nave oeeh
left to speak as his age and service 40 wen ns'eu " "
speak. for the Press OF New-York. lAppiause'I ~
would be bold task 10 times like these, IoI any pu
such veteran assume 20 speak for That =.
express the thanks OF the entire press OF the ey
20 the Mercantile Library for unremtsi1.s
and most valuable eourtesies. In iac' more
think now OF conducting newspaper here without Sc
curing the privileges OF this Library than any wiae
awake citizen would think OF keeping house VII noue
without The Ereping Express. Applausel beypuu tn
expression thanks to tLeir hosts, Lie thought u n
of the press to speak for themselves. He miTh ana
however TO what the distinguished ulclOitt"l'
had said who spoke Of the business OF SeS ,,er
affected by the policy OF the BANKS when pau :,
est or daily balances the suggestion that az eAss
would be safe hereafter to give wide berth 70 1tess
Companies that assumed the special care OF TIE
OF Widows and orphans, ana YET managed Their Dus-
ness on So reckless "a plan as 10 open Ie-u' a.
bark aecOunt, with AT SORTS of customers, ana ~
undertake 10 cash checks in payment Of butchers ,
aud all the trivial details OF everyday alt.s. a.
seemed him. too that while gentlemen ~
transportation from the West TO New1ors, y Wa n va
enough 70 remember also that busnel on Nhoat ~
now be brought Buffalo 20 New York as eneapli ~
N could he carried through NewY0rk and put on -Bp
board lapplause; that travellers could cross What
10 be called the Great American Desert ~
shey con5 70 rom the rorfyseG0nd-s debos 10 Wall
81 and could from Trenton 10 New oIA qu IN
and tefOld easier than from the Jersey Cly 5etJ +be
Harlem. Things ike these might nelp To e1pa'n ~
un0apIaba fact on which gentlemen had o@eit tnat
other cities were beginning threaten tue comileica.
SUP I;s an witch me merchants and the press OF u"
City would find II mutually prontabls to cooperate
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stsis 'upervisors Of Pennsylvania, the Park oemm1
.,oneru a Nd Board OF Finance, has been prompSI
.,.s, a. end Collins a Autenrrith OF Phiisdeipbls
-. 49, o,o M 10 present the final plans. Changes
IN v.ny R,d,or,."s plan. which was adopted by tho
Coumi,tes on pau. vii be made IL being necessau 70
.od,,v IN. nroport,on, OF the building somewhat In
order 10 have 1t completes. ~ Ere de,ais ,yg, Lac -
the Exposition. Modification Movements benz "a xen
from other plans presented To ssd sn siire.s -
State Centennial Committee has excS hse,use %, ~.
recent financial troubles The stat g. nof 20 nan
CITY Of Philadelphia. will be looked to ~ Ir1st~n fhe
$4,000 aad 40 soon business prOspe, IN h. resnned
forts heretofore employed 10 that end .neTg Chas
By the Committee, with al the increased SS'
the circumstances may demand.
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PERSONAL.

The distinguished pianist, Frederick Week,
has Just died IN Germany at the age OF 81 years
Mrs. Arthur Arnold, the wife of the editor
Or he London Echo, is candidate for the London
school Board.
Mr.. William Cullen Bryant denies the widely
circulated rumor that he is going 20 make journey
around the world.
A number of English people, who admire
Mr. Charles Peade author, about 10 present to
him "a testimonial portrait.
j. @. A. Ward the sculptor has been on the
Plains Tor the last two months, hunting budaoes and
netting ideas for Characteristic American work whch
mas long been defined u his Imagination. He has shot
small buffaloes colossal one, has had all sorts
of adventures with wild Indians, and has fought ana
conquered an Immense rattlcsnakc. Tie has MS mead
quarters NJ Flrt SILL and. whenever ne LkeA caF hf4
and INDIAN os0orS, by 0rdot OI Vlg an9,liHh.