davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-01-28

tinguish it before much damage bad
been done. As long as people are
foolish enough to put hot ashes in
wooden box, fires will happen, and
young men coming home in the "wee
sma' hours" should keep a sharp look
out, as they may thus make their late
call n public benefit.
On Tuesday evening of last week
aboat I o'clock the stable of the Hon.
John A. Magee, in this borough, was
discovered to be on fire. 1t contained
hay, straw, &C.; and the fire when dis
covered had too much headway to be
put out aud the building was burnt
down. A COW was rescued from the
burning building. 1t was fortunate
tor the town that the fire was discover
ed soon after it commenced 10 blaze up
in the con,bustible material; and it
was equally fortunate that those who
first arrived at the fire, by their ac-
tiSiiy ard good judgment prevented
the flames from spreading to surround
ing buildings. They did good work in
a short time, and are worthy of all
praise. The little engine was we'll
manned, and was worked well and Judi.
ciously. Our irapromptu fire organi-
cation with engine, hooks, ladders aud
bGckets, considering the circumstances,
did well and deserve praise Loss,
about $3.50. No insurance. Cause
incendiari>m but who can tell who did
it Perhaps more will soon be kaown
about the matter. Time exposes all
things, even what has been secret.
The Presby terrain church, at Lands
burg, is being repaired and modernized.
The medical society, of this county,
met in the court house, in this place, on
the l3ih ins..
iiarysville wants to be annexed to
Dauphln county.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-01-28

We are prepared at all times to pay
the highest market prices in cash for
Grain of all kinds. Farmers should
look TO their interests, and see us be
fore selling. ID. p. S. 4 Co.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-01-28
A UCTIONEER.

SHUMAN MILLER. of MiIlerstown.
Perry county, tenders his services to the
pubic as Auctioneer, and will attend
promptly TO the crying of sales al any poic :
~ the county. Give hin osli.
Dee. u. ls7g-27a.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-01-28

A Bellefoute man, sn the cars on his way
home from Philadelphia, stepped into the
"water Closet" between Huntingdon and
Tyrone, and committed suicide by shoot
ing himself with pistol, a few days ago.
Cause unknown.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-01-28
MHRR(ED:

MINIS -FURD-Oa the 10th of Dec.
1873. by ". II Lukeas. ksl., Mr.. Robert
Minis, Of Mifiih county, and Miss Sydney
Ford, OF Oakland Mills. this county.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-01-28
Near Advertisements.
Manhood HowLost, How Restored
Just Pa5tste4, II a Sesic! Eure,ope. Prle,
SIR Cents.

ALccture on the Nature, Treatment and
Rau zeal Cure oi Sperira torrhUea, or Seminal
" eakneSs. Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility, and Imp, diments to Marriage gen
eT.llyi Nervousness. Con>pmp;i',n, Epi-
iepSy and Fits; Mental aad Physical Inca
Iacity, resulting from Self. Abuse. et. BY
R0BER- j. CULVERWRLL, Nj. D., Au-
thor OF the Green Book &c.
The wOrld-Ienowned author, in this ad-
mirable Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful cOnSequen-
ceS of Sef-AbuSe may be eilectually remov-
ed without medicines, and without danger
Gus surgical operations, bOUgies, inStru-
mentS, rings or cordials, pointing ont
mode of cure at once certain and eiiectu i
by which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself cheaplv,
privately ard radically. This Lecture will
prove poon to- thousands and thousands.
Sent. under seal, to any uddress, in a
PLAIN envelope, on the receipt oi two post
age stamps. A ldress the Publishers,
CHAS. J. c. KLINE & co.
l21 Bowery, New YORK,
POst-Otiice Box i5c6.
Jan. q, lS5f-ly.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-01-28

United States Securities, Bonds, &C.,
bought and sold
SersR-fhUfses exchanged for Ftre-fireHfics
at market rates. United States coupons
paid
Gold and Siirer bought at highestt rates.
Deposits receirsd. collections made, sTgffS
on the priaeipal eifles, ami a general baaAiss
bssiaess Tdasccfci-
Bonds and other vz,z2ble papers recs.yed
OF ,fecial deposit. ljaaes''S-r
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-01-28
PEKKiA, r. R. TIME TABLE.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Sulouffs have reduced the price
Of coal.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-01-28
REPORT OF Mt. PLEASANT SCHOOL
FAYETTE TOWNSHIP.
For month ending January 18th, 1874.

Whole No. Of pupils during month";. 80. 81
Average attendance :. .............. AZ
Per cent of attendance ...... .... -. 81
No. present every day during month";. 10
TiIlie Van Ormer, Mary L. MalIn, Fannie
Van 0rmer, Sarah J. Van 0rmer, Annie
Malin, Sarah E. Van Ormcr, Mary F. Van
Ormer, Nancy E. Van Ormer, Burts Weber,
Harry H. Van 0rmer, Abraham L. Van Or
sner. John G. Van ormcr and Jacob l..
f.nawell were present at every roll-call.
D. n. JAMESON. Jr-, Teacher.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-14
Special tgletites.
TAPE WORM.
TAPE WORN.

TaFe Worm removed III from to arvurs With
harmiess vegetable nelicine. The worm pass-
ing from the system alive. No fee asked unsiI
the entire worm, with head passes. Medicine
harmless, can refer those afflicted 10 the residents
sof this city whom have cured. Atmy Office can
be seen hundreds Of specimens, measuring stsrr
40 to l0V feet IN length Fifty per cent. Of castg
Of Dyspepsia and ds0rganixations OF Liver arc.
caused hy stomach aud other worms exist,eu Ia
the alimcnsary canal. Worms, disease n The
most dangerous character, are SO little under
stood by the medicaEmen of the present day. Cali
and see NE original and only worm, destroyer,
or send for circular which Wal skeye full des-'
crption and treatment Of all kinds OF worns, en-
close cent stamp for return Of the same: Dr..
EFF .Kunkelcan tell by eecing the patient wheth-
er or not they are troubled with worms, and by
writing and telling the symptoms, &C., the Doc
No. $50 N. NINTH ST,, PHiLApxLraf1A, IA. TAD
vice ut Office or BY mail, free. Seat, Pin and
Stomach worms also removed.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-14
.22 Head Of Horses, Mules aid Colt

l. "Dot,' light bay, l5a hands high, years
Y old, sired by Rather, or Philada., we'll broken,
very stylish, promises great speed, good driver.
Q, George" a Jet black, l6} hands high, 8 yrs
old, kind and geatle, good prompt driver, a
/ frst-class family horse.
h 4. "Abe'' aud 'sJeff,n browns, years old,
is hands, very sty lish, sired By Joe Holt.
8. s'Lightning,'' sorrel mare, years old, l53
hands, good style, kind and works every where.
suitable for aiHdy's driver.
8. Harry brown, o years old, lsf hands. A
TO draft horse, sound aud good driver
7&8 'Dck" and Dandy, !" sorrels. close team.
iwell mated, years old, will make an extra
team. . ga
8 Fashion" bay, 2 years old by "Archie," !"
dam "Back Knight'' and Dare Devil, = very
handsome
10 4 II. A pair of Extra Work Mules, kind and
gentle. Is hands high and perfectly sound
l2. Duke" chestnut sorrel, years old, l6
Y hands. extra style. prompt driver
l3. Bohemia Girl" sorrel, 3 yrs old, Is hands,
sired by Rattler, very handsome, and shows
speed
l4&l5 "Dion" and "Neta, . yearling bays by
"Giencce y .s..e,
is. "Lotia," hsy filly, years old, by "Gen.
coe,p yer. handsome. Na
~. Fancy hay, brood mare, very certain.
l8 10. Lucy and Barney" bright bays G
yrs. olda1 81 hands, sired hy 'tPatrick Henry
and Archie, an ezra pair of drivers.
20. Jack, bay horse, l5a hands, extra work
horse.
q & a. A pair of black Mules, years old, II
bands, heavy bodied, well broken and kind
excellent leaders. sft
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-14

Cannot tho Levy Court Of our county.
be roissd 70 do somsthing that viii result
in msking our criminal population self
sustaining. and thereby relieve the people
Eofithe buFdsnsp tksir support Z 4 have
given a. example, where this result j. ac-
complished. and / think the Levy Court
could DO hsthing batter, than 70 appoint :
committee to visit the institution I have
named, whore they would witness much
TO interest them, and could collect infer-
nation that would, II put 10 practical use,
be Of immense profit to the citizens Of our
county / feel deeply interested in this
matter, or ! would not, or could net be
induced to write q Communication to the
nevspspers on the subject, for, "a you
set, I'M novice 10 newspaper sorres-
pendence; but when / am in earnest about
anything. | cannot stand dpon form. but
seek to make impressions upon those /
woald influence. by whatever means am
possessed Of, and according to the best Of
my ability. s IlIA
IN what have written, / have hintsd
at one Of tho best means Of reforming
criminals, now, woald desire to hint at
another thing; namely. the canse Of crime,
and one vsry good means to prevent Il.
NY position 10 the institution named
afforded me an opportunity to leard much
Of. the lives and antecedents Of those re-
csived into said Institution. u r
OF the 491 persons received during the
three months was. there, 447 Of ihem ad-
mitted that, they we're addicted to the use
Of Intoxicating drink, and this, ID most
eases, was the primal cause Of their fad
/ ing their. way into the work house. Only
about 10 per cent. Of the whole number
alleged that they abstained from the use,
entirely, 81 the intoxic c,siBg cup. That
Of even this small number, all, told the
truth. it is not kmorn. i,
| Could ths oriminal statistics Of the coun-
| " be collected together, would it not be
found that about the same proportion. a,
here shown, had their start in the down
hill Of crime, through strong drink II
this be so. o.that mine temths Of all the crimes
Of the land nre traceable to ram. is il
wise, Is it safe, and is it humane, in the
State, to tolerate the sale Of runas
Is not the State the Parent Of Society
and is she not bound through her loUs t.
guarantee. so faras possible. the safety
prosperity and happiness.of her people
Ought not every good citizen, who has
the welfare Of his race at heart, to form
upon, and discourage the sale and use o
intoxicating drink, and exert himself. tc
the utmost Of his ability. to create Pub
lie Sentiment against it? X9F3s
This affected. it would be no Difficult
task to elect men to our State Legislature
who would enact law. forever prohibit
ing the sale of all Misunderstanding beverages
which are the parent Of SO much crime. sc
many broken hearts and desolate homes
This accomplished, and the law sustain
ed and iuforced by public sentiment. how
many mothers and daughters would ris,
up and pronounce the richest bles' ing
upon those. who had been instrumental il
bringing about SO happy result Ma.
that happy day be FASTENED on.
E. d. G.
Delaware CITY, Feb. g., 1874.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-14
GOOD R0ADAND FARM HORSES.

2 Of the horses are excellent for family usc, and
one Of which is especially spiritednnd speedy 2
Cole, respectively one and two years Old Of ex-
'ceient stock . pair Of Extra Mules, young and
quick; good Mich Cows, 2of which, are *
pected TO be fresh before day Of sale, 2 fattened
for beef and the rest viii soon he fresh 3 Heff-
ersr each years old, Of which u Welsh stock;
80 Fine Sheats, weighing from 30 to 100 pounds,
Chester Go. Whites and Jersey Reds crossed. Z
AGRICULTURAL fMpLEMENTs:
2 good Farm Wagons, Ox-cart, i Mill or
asa s.S.rs WsgG1 BafEy y nn Lind
Wheelbarrow, l Steel-tooth Rake, / Buckeye
Combined Reaper and Mower, Wheat Driil,
lnearly ncw) with Phosphate Attachment, Han-
iton \ Fosters patent; l Orchard Cultiyator, g
Small Cultiyators, 2 Flukes, 2Twiri Harrows 4
A-Harrows, IL Plews, Grain Fan, nearly new ;
Grain Cradles, Hay Rigging, Grindstone,
Forks, Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Single and Don
BILE Trees, set Double Carriage Harness, Wagon
Harness, Plow Gears, SO Acres Of Wheat in The
ground, subject to one-half rent !; Blades BY the
100, Hay BY thestons Potatoes and Turnips by
the bush, and lnany other articles too numerous
TO incntioa.i y tss iAa
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Consisting Of Feather Beds. 3 Bedsteads, TIA.
blss, Chairs, Bureaus, Washstands, / large Cook
/ Stove, Dairy Fixtures, Parlor Stove.
TERMS sums Of $50 and under, cash
all over that amount credit of ten months viii
be given, II ifdesired, purchaser giving judgment
note or bond, with approved security.
lS-Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
No postponenlent on account of the weather.
|.e DAVID C. ROSE.
WM. A. HUKILL, Auct. Feb l4-ts
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-14
E--DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing between.
4 Jas. H. Scowdrck aud Geo. W. Elason,
under the Grnl name Of SCUWDRlCK h ELlA--
SUN, has been this dny dissolved by mutual con-,
sent, Geo. w. Eliason retiring. All peisons in--
'debted 10 the late firm will please nuke mnie-
diate settlement, rs We wish to have the Lookss
closed BY the first day OF March next.
J. II. SCuW DRICK.
GEO. W. ELIASON.
biddlelown, Jan 18th, 1914 stas a.
The business will be continued at the old stand
under the firm name Of j. II. SCOWDRiCk b.
CO., where, by close attention to business, they.
hope TO merit liberal share of the public pa
tronape. J II. SCOW DRICK Is Co.
Mddletown, Jan. l7lh, ls74.--lm. s,..4s
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-14
27 HEAD OF
Oxen, MilCh Cows & RlQodeQ Heifers

2YoKE or OXEN:
2. yoke of handsome and closely matched
Devon Oxen, years old, will weigh about
5000, kind and well broken, very choice pair
of cattle, lively workers. g
4. pair Of extra size Durham Steers, in
yoke, years old, promise well.
I ElEAp OF Mich Cows:
5. "Buf," splendid Durham Cow, years
old, will be in profit in April, q very extra
mixer. sss ~ --sr,
.sYelow Flower" an elegant Durham Cow,
6years old, in profit in April next, and is a
valuable mixer.
7. "Cheesey," Durham, years old, in profit
4 in April next, valuable dairy COW.
8. hRed Sallie, a valuable Durham yrs. old,
in profit in April next, an extra mixer.
8. "''Butter Cup an ex ra mixer, 8 years old,
good points
10. Daisy" an excellent mich COW, yrs old
IL. white Ilead'' grade Durham, excellent
qualities, years old. s
a IL HEAD VALUABLE BLoopRD HEIFERs
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-14
9ellJ 9dpert rtisenlfnts.
Y p N D u 81.

The subscribsr. intending to quit farming, will
sell At Rablic Sale, on ssss e @ 4
MoAnAY FEBRUARY 2sd, ie74,
On ~ farm of ths late Richard G. Hayes, oa he
road leading from BIarkbird Mill 10 PRICE, Corr
her, about one mile from the former place, the
following personal property brad Of
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-14

Civil suits are to be Immediately begun
against the officers and directors Of the
Franklin Savings Fund for maladministra-
ton Of affairs.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-14
Letter from Washington.
Washington, d. G. FEB. 10, 1874

THE RIGHT OF CONSTITUENCIES.
The House Of Representatives is often
spoken of as popular body, 10 which
the people find more faithful exponents
and executors of their will than in the
Senate. This is. however, popular
error. No popular measure unaergoes
any real consideration whatever. in the
House. Everything new is condemned
from its very birth. unless majority of
Che dominant praty approves it. This
was well Illustrated the other day, 10 a
discussion on a new rule reported from
the Committee on Rules, which provided
that all motions to suspend the rules, ex-
eept to 60 into Committee Of tho Whole.
shall be seconded by majority Of the
House thus completely aisfranchising
the minority. OF the many distinguished
members that participated in the debate.
not enc appeared to remember that he had
q constituency. 1t was assumed that the
majority should rule because it is ma
jority; and even the minority did not
claim hearing as a matter Of right, on
behalf Of ats constituents, but only as q
matter Of equity between existing parties
il the House. So the proposed rule was
| adopted.
| II has at last become we'll understood
that legislators are not in any sense re-
sponsible to the people. The veriest lag
CARDS in the race Of political progress. 10
other lands, recognize certain responsi-
bility, as the result Of their fears Of a
political revolution in the constitution Of
| Government In this republic. however,
the most advanced statesman is he. who
acting on behalf Of the party in power,
affects to despise the people, and utterly
ignores their wishes. Verify, he has his
reward. No fear Of revelation in the
form Of Government troubles him. Lei
him only ..stick to the party" and hs
may do as he pleases. If be should MOI
be re- elected 10 the Office he disgraces, il
is nothing. He has ..feathered his
nest"
THE LOUISIANA COMPLICATIONS.
The resolution relative to the admission
Of P, B. S. Pinchback as a Senator from
the above named State, which few day
ago appeared to be SO certain Of passing th,
Senate. it is now confidently believed
J will be postponed. Against it's passag'
were the terrible revelations Of Senato
Carpenters speech relating to the organic
ed fraud now in power under the Kellogg
} usurpation. These revelations were 81
absolutely astonishing. that the severa
Republican Senators who had determined
J to vote in favor Of the resolution hav
changed their minds, and will now vot
against it or suffer it quietly to be lai'
aside, 1t is conceded, on all hands, tha
no Legislative or Executive officers Q
Q Louisiana have been duly elected by th
Q legal voters of the State. according to th
: Constitution and Laws thereof; that sucl
officers are only held de faefo 10 pursu
ance Of an illegal order Of q Judge Of th
} United States court. In conformity I
: which, and to the representations of th
9 incumbents Of said ocfies, the Prssidsu
! has issued bis proclamation, Eecognizin
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-14
10 head Of Chester and Jersey Shoats, very fine
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

two-horse Farm Wagon, in good order
Large Peach Wagon, Ok Cart, Montgomery
Grain Fan, "Pioneer'' Stump Puller | Horse
Rake, | Bickford 4 Hoffman Grain and Phos-
phate Drill, / Wood h Haines Grain Drill, Ely
Plow, 8 Plows. Cnltivators, l A Harrow, 3
Twin Harrows, Cider Mill, 8-lIorse Power.
Rogers no-top Buggy, set OF Double Car
riage harness., silver mountinps; set of Single
Carriage Harness, sci Double Wagon Harness,
Ox.lokes. Single, Donble and Three-horsc
Trees, Collars, Bridles &c.
A good article of Cider Vinegar by the barrel
lot Of empty Vinegar Barrels, double and |
single Shot Gun
Sale 10 begin precisely at Ten o'clock, a. N. and
the property offered will be sold without rcserve.
TERMS easy, and moro fully made known on
the day Of Sale.
THOs. G. MURPHEY.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-14

Few people unacquainted with physiological
chemistry ate aware Of the quantity Of fEen in
the blood, but all should know the Importance
Of keeping up the supply for debility, ,dsease and
death are sure to follow when the quantity be-
comes too much reduced. The Peruvian Syrup
IN pro'oxide Of lros) supplies this vital element
and has cured many chronic diseases
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-14

& ~ ,o'io"lhR uescripe0 vaiuaoie STOCK and per-
sonal property #
IS Head Of Good Horses and Colts
No. i Lady, brown mare, l5} hands high, I
years old, sound and gentle, and No driver.
No 2,i Nike black horse, l6 hahds 10 years
old, excellent driver, SOUND and kind. \ n X
Nv. 3s Prince, sorrel horse, l6 hands, years
old, good driver, works kind
q No. A. 'Fanny,' bay mare, l6 hands, years
old, good road and farm horse.
i No. s, Mag hay mare, l6 hands, years old,
good brood mare and excellent driver. ss
No; g Lilly, brown mare, With foal BY Black
Hawk Morgan, 10 hands, 10 years old, valuable
brood maress els*l 4 sHiits Sf s+tss III {3F& n
AZ No, 1, Julia, roam mare, sIs hands, 4 years
old, excellent driver and good brood mare.
" No. 9, 'Bob, hay roam, l6 hands, lO'years old,
superior driver, kiHd nnd gentle
Vi No.0, Dolly, black roam, l8 hands, 10 years
old, very heavy with foal BY sNapoleon., .,'esa
No 10, Try, brown colt, years old, well
grown, 16 hands, we'll bred.
/. No. 4, Sussex Maid, colt, q years old, vol
bred. shows speed. ,s3.5sfsit Is
Nos. 10 &ls, A pair Of black colts, year.
old, sound, kind and gentle in all harness.
~ HEAD OF CATTLE,
or which 10 head are very superior Mich cows
in fiue;ordsr;sl Durham Bull, % months old
very fine Head Of Young Cattle, all IN ia,
kprder. 7 Head Of Good Shoats, 9 Farm Wagons
n Mill Wagon, Rockaway Carriage, i Carriag,
Tongue, sets Of " agon Harness. set Of Lead
Harness. set Chain Traces, 0 sets Pow Gears
] Revolving Rake, nearly new 2 Penningtor
Reapers, in good order; Steel-tooth Hay rnt
Grain Rake, Hand Corn Shelter. Gripdstone
'Plows, Cultivators Harrows, Forks, Spades
Hoes, Shovcls, Double, Single and 3.horse Trees
Collars, Brides. &c. Also, about 20 Tons OF Su
Rerior Glover Hay, by the ton 1000 bundles o
Corn Blades, a iot Of Corn Fodder, to be fed Of
the farm. Also, the ons-half interest in so "A Gre
of Wheat in the ground; lot Of White Peacl
Blow and EARLY Rose Potatoes; ll00 lbs. Of Pork
Hams, Shoulders and Sides.
Sale to commence at 10 clock sharp Pas
senpers by Del. r. r. csn arrive at Mt Pieasan
station, (within 1 mile Of the farm) in aanpl
time TO return either way by evening trains.
TERMS.--All sums of $25 and under, cash
all over that amount credit OF 10 months will
be given, by. purchaser giving bankahle not
with approved security, interest added.
WM. A. RICHARDS,
S. N. ENos, Auct. DAVID H. RICHARDS.
Middletown, Feb. SITS. =
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-14
STRANGE BUT TRUE.

There is no person living bat what suffers more
or less with Lung diseases, Coughs, Colds, or
Consumption; yet some will die rather than pay
10 cents for bottle Of medicine That would cure
them. DR.. A. Boschee's German Syrup has long
been known in this world, and lis wonderous
cures astonishes every one that try it.. II you
doubt what we say in print, emil nj your Drug
gist. or Chamberaine, Middletown, and get
sample bottle free OF charge or regular size for
rs cents The same can be had ut Bakers Drug
Store, Odessa. q. q. GaEEs, Sole Manfr.,
Dec 9Th. Woodbury., n -.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-14
A MAN OF ATHOUSAND

When death was hourly expected from CON-
SUMPTION, all remedies having failed, and DR..
H. iJames was experimenting, he accidentally
made preparation Of INDIAN HEMP, which
cured his only child, end now he gives thisrecipe
free, on receipt Of two stamps 10 pay expenses.
HEMP also cures night-sweats, nausea at the
stomacl, and will break fresh cold IN ~ hours
Address CRADDOCK g. CO., 1882 Race Street,
Phila., naming this paper. Fec l4-4w
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-14
WILMINGTON AND READfNj
RAILROAD.

nN and after Monday, February 3d. 1874.
~ trains will run over Reading Branch 10 and
from Reading without change OF cars, on follows
ing time;
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-14
FOR RENT

ssEDEOGRAPHY.,, A new book on the art of
writing by sound; n complete system of Phonetic
Short-HaAd the shortest, most simple, easy, and
comprehensive, enabling anyone in short time
to report trials, speeches sermons, &c. The Lord
Prayer rs written with 40 strokes Of the pen and
l4o words per minute The unemployed shGsld
learn this art. Price by mail SOC. Agents wanted.
Address 4. w EVANS b CO., 139 8. 7tn St,
Feb l4-4w. sts eg Philadelphia, Pa.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-14
PU BLIC SALE.

3 Of them good drivers, l Odd Mule, two-y year.
old Colt, Glencoe stock .No.sl, Essa, bay mare,
9 years old ]. No. 2, 'Zekiel, gray horse, years
old No 8, Laura, roam mare, 6 years old No.
4, Chester, bay horse, 6 years old, good driver,
Moscow Stock No.. 8, Sunday, roam horse, 8
years old, good driver, Moscow stock No. g.,
Andy johnson, blnck horse, years old. Mo COW
stock, can irot mile In min. 40 sec. without
record No. Z, Stallion, Hermes stock, coming
four years old Z Good Mich Cows, four fresh
Yoke Of Oxen, Durham Bull, years old.
Middletown transcript., 1874-02-14

dtHO A WEEK TO AGENTS. Fastss selling
Rf . articles out Three valuable samplea
for ten cents. ]. BRIDE, 767 Broadway, n. Z,
Jan 274t.