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SUMMER RESORTS,
A THE NEW SUMNER RESORT.

H. WOODSBURG PAVILION,
Woodsburg, ROckaway, L, !.
This entirely new, beautiful and commodous hotel
situated at Woodsburg 21 miles from kockaway South
sde) L. IL miles from New York. having been greatly
enlarged and magnidcently equipped is one the
finest ana most complete hotels In the state. and its
accommodations uncqualled family resort, will open
June !.
Those desiring delightfully."- cool, pleasant summer
home will lind i'll this house superior attractions having
ocean view Tor ~ miles, anu being entirely and
replcte with all the mouern conveniences of city hotel
such as gas water in every room hot and cold water
baths and steam heat throughout.
Surf and still water bathing within few moments
walk fine drives, with carriages tor guests; fishing and
boating the Bay: location and climate unsurpassed
for healihluness and beauty the house will be kept in
strictly first class style, attention paid the
fort OF guests and liberal terms offered Tor the
fine stables for private teams atached the house
cesslbc by the South side Railroad Long Island also
Long Island Railroad via Ocean Point; trains leave
every two hours. arriving Woodsburg in hour;
South Side Railroad from Grand and Roosevelt
Long Island Railroad Ihrtyourln street and Peck sip
For time table see daily papers, For terms &C. address
N, r. SkWELL, PROPRIETOR
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NEW BEDFORD AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP CON-

BARKING DAVIS, Agents, 4e South street.
Steamers sailing from covered pier 80 East River On
and after June the boats OF this line c9mprnng tnS
and CITY OF FITCHBURG, LOO tons each. and the
running daily leaving pier 50 East River foot Of Makes
connect with the trains Cape Cod and the boats
Whey ard Haven and Nantucket, This Line runs in Close
road and offers extraordinary facilities for carrying
freight to and from points in Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont and Massachusetts,.
Their accommodations passengers and their safety
IA not surpassed by boats running OH the Sound
freight and apply IT pier 80 East
River. or to BARLlNG q DAVIS Agents
r. H. FORBES Agent, ~ South street.
New Bedford, Mass G. G. CHANDLER,
General Contracting Freight Agent,
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COUNTRY BOARD.

- = - N<O%sA-'Ss
BOARD IS wAErED-BY FAMILY OF FOUR
s cr me II D VIVA family a. Ssw
I'm Pri yn iamily m q good location Address T.
George a Clarke furniture, "a 'B Broadway Asef' %
COUNTRY BOARD wANTED-FoR A GENTLEMAN,
SeaSY e ann aad er years 9d location mqst be
ticulars, b. II O. Herald Uptown Branch Office,
COUNTRY BOARD CAN De HAD AT A PLEASANTLY
~ situated farm house, three hours froal New York
city by poat price ~ per week Address box l49 Hunt
COUNTRY AND CITY BOARDING PLACES sUITING
- applicants immediately, at Free Directory" 737
terms, best opportuntes established is5s BoARpERs'
DIRECTORY, i3I broadway.
CogEa Try 30. BOARD wANTEplN FARM HOUSE.
Tor both address H. H. Herald once Wv ps' "esA
COUNTRY BoARD-coMFoRfABLE ROOMS AND
s9o are can Dc 5b ma at arm house IN eeauifn!
or address q !. NJ, No 23 East Thiriy.second street
COUNTRY BOARD AT coRNwALlA-rEY OR
twelve persons can have good Board at rs class
short Cut Kailroad Cornwall siaton; to and from the
eity h ahree times day time ~ hours conveyance to
bies frul &C. large, airy rooms pleasant view; noun
to or address T. & BGNEDicT, Vas Gate orange p1
COUNTRY BOARD wANrED-By FAMILY OF
York mol over $40 per ee hde sar vita u
particulars, a. B. L. box ssOs New YORK Post Office.
COUNTRY BoARD-A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL
ana good BOARD; location desirable; terms reasonabc
For particulars address T. w, stamford Conn.
COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT FARM
single persons; about IL hours from Grand Central
depo, five minutes walk depot and no more; place
healthy: price s. Nee& sIapns Tor horses Gam cr
two days al Is Greenwich avenue address WILLIAM
GERRfTsEN. somers Centre Westchesier county.
LNAMILY OR PARTY or ABOUT TWELVE PERSONS
cam nd 9, real summer home a reseHce
York; large house ample grounds ana delightful
prospect; sabng il desired or conveyance furnishcd
unexceptionable references given required Photo
graph and Information at room 81 Bible House
L'IRsT CLASS COUNTRY BoARp-AT MODERATE
lily good drives fishing. &c Address .. BoUUk Break
oben schoharie county n. \.
GOOD BOARD IN THE COUNTRY wANTED-FoR
references given dress with parcuars and nd Price
r. box l22 Herald office.
JAMAICA. L. Ia QUIET, RESPECTABLE FAMILY.
and years would Ike Board in a quiet, respectable
family in Jnmaic where there are no other boarder
e. @ Box 4ny P oea Se ee family may address
GUNNER BOARD ON oAT,K1LL MOUNTAINS
PILL PhIk proprietor-A delightiul summer resort
road For terms address as above apply
GAIT WATER BOARD wANTED-FoR EIGHT
Sag M sn u h AdGre oSa
Post office, with iull particulars
TWO OR THREE FAMILIES (ADULTs) CAN OBTAIN
easd sad soa r the
uful; references. Address lock box Y, Tarrytown
Hudson.
VVANTED-couNrRY BOARD, FOR THREE
with terms, X. G. NJ, box Also New York Post office
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DAsSENGRs PER STEAM SHIP RUSSIA EMBARl
l. from the Cunard wharf loot of Grand street. Jerse
City, at +. Al. on Wednesday, eth May, 1874.
CHARLES q. FRANCkLYN,
4 bowling liretu Ynrk
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


A PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY;.THR sPLEM-
"A. did steamers DREW and 81. JOHN leave pier q,
foot of Canal street, daily Sundays excepted, at6 y.
A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY LINE sTEAMBOATs
"A G. VlBBARD and DANIEL DREW, Commencing
June leave vestry street pier at 80 and Twen.
Yonkers Tarrytown and Nyack py ferryboao, Pough-
all points West and North
Trip tickets to West Point Cornwall and Newburg.
turning day, 81.
(lATsKILL CREEK Line FOR CATsKILL-TME
~ elegant steamers NEW CHAMPION and ANDREW
Friday. HARDER opposite days, from FRANKLIN street.
SPIN rare 81.
CITIzENs LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
~ North and West-Elegant steamboats, daily (Satur-
days excepte ate p NJ from pier ~ North River. foot
of Leroy street Fare low
LNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
r Newport and Fall River.
The world renowned steamers BRISTOL and PROVI.
DENCE leave pier % North River foot OF Murray street.
daily Sundays June Ii to September inclusive), ats
r. NJ Through tickets sold all principal hotels in
city. Halls Band engaged for the season.
MERCHANTS OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY
1M and oy.7JAMEs b. SCHUYLER leaves Spring
Fare only ST, with berth; deck SOC. Connecting with
j. w HANCOCK, Owner
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4 ,oC CnrSuIiV uRlSf AND EXCURSION fICKETs
Me- SsnsS american Tours 70 Virginia the SOUTH
eoks Nagara Falls &c so different rouies
ing fares and expenses for upwards on 100 "a
Ainerican tours now ready Price Ice. COOKS ednca
including all expenses Cook SON i ENppfss soaos
zoi broadway, corner Warren street
OAssAGE TO AND FROM ouERNsToys Irvrp
L pool and Antwerp by the American and Red Star
line OF steamers 800 ssH~
Drafts for 81 and upwards Issued az lowest ratss
TAr5COTT BROTHERS 90
% south street
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EAGLE LINE
II UNITED STATES NAIL srEAMsPHTPs
70 PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG
The elegant Clyde built iron eamships will sail from
New YORK as follows:-
LESS NC, Captain Toosbuv. .......-.......Jun June 10
from Eagle pier foot OF First street. uoboken.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH LONDON, CHE RBOURG and HAMBURG
CablnFirst saloon, SO gold second $72 gold
Steerage-Io Plymouth and London. 33U currency; to
pro,as Saherbourg and Hamburg go gold.
nor freight apply to PUNCH EDYE CO., 81 South
William street
;, For passage apply to KNAUTH MACLEOD KHUNE,
General Agents, lib Broadway.
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CUNARD LINE.

CUNAhD Line NOTICE
win view OF Diminishing the chances collision the
steamers OF TINS line take specified for all
: ON the outward passage from Queenstown 10 New
YORK or Boston crossing the meridian 50 latitude
or nothing TO the north OF A.
on the homeward passage crossing the meridian of 90
at ~ iattude or nothing 10 the north OF ~.
THE BhlIisH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBoR.
FROM NEW YORK IRON YORK.
RUSSIA. Wed, May 81 ALGERIA. Sat June Is
CHINA Sat. May - CuBA.......-Wed., June IL
CAlABRlA We'd. June BATAVIA. sat, dune 20
pAgrHA. sat June AByssINIA. We'd June "A
ana every GLOWING Wednesday ana saturday from New
York steamers marked do not carry passen
gers Cabin passage $50 500 $780, gold according
accommodation Return tickets on favorable terms;
Ssrase at low rates. Steeragc tickets Liverpool
and Queenstown and all parts OF Europe rates
or irelgnt ana CABIN passage apply the cOmpany's
Once NO Bowling Green For Storage passage Ill
Broadway, Trinity Builing
CHARLES @. FRANCKLYN, Agent,
or TO 4. III. DU VEKNET,
Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago Ill.
DAsSENGRS PER STEAM SHIP RUSSIA EMBARK
49,
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HOTELA

A THOUSANDS VISITING NEW YORK STOP AT
IA. the Frankfort House, corner of Frankfort and Will
liam streets neat Beds &c., &c. and 81 day; gentle
men and families
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~ avenue.-To rent with Board. large nicely fur
nished alcove front Room, to gentleman and wife or
single gentlemen; desirable location summer; family
small
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90 WEST TWENTY-SECOND sTREET-DOUBLE
40 and single Rooms, handsomely furnished, for fam
flies single gentlemen, with first Board terms
moderate references.
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BOARD AT 60 COLUMBIA HIGHTS.-SUIT OF
ID Rooms second floor; water view; front room
alcove plenty OF closet room all improvements vacan
June l; very pleasant home tor the summer
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

SMALL FAMILY DESIRE THREE COMMUNICAT.
"A ing Apartments, on second or third floor with frs
class Board above Fortieth street. Fifth and Sixth
avenues; private family preferred. Address BLOOD
GOOD, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-27

% WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET NEAR FIFTH
OO avenue.-Family and single Rooms, with Board ;
low prices will be accepted for the summer shorter
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HOTEL ST. GERMAN FIFTH AVENUE, TWENTY
IL second street and Neutrality-suspicious. elegant Rooms
and finest situation in the city; American and European
pans moderate rates; rooms all front; elevators,
baths, DC. WIN. q. TOMPKINS
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GOD STREET, 1888 WEST.-A PRIVATE FAMILY OC.
10 cupying house, delightfu located, will let Sec
ono Floor, handsomely furnished, with or without
Board: also physicians ONCE; summer prices refer
ence.
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A PLEASANT BOARD ON THE SHORE ROAD
II. between Picrmont and Nyack; five minutes from
Grand view St9Won terms moderate: FOR particulars
Ninth street
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Az WEST FOURTEENTH STREET TWO WELL
III furnished Rooms with first class Board also table
board.
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q tn STREET. $50 WEST NEAR BROADWAY AND
Ill Sixth avenue.-Handsomely furnished, airy front
Room on third or fourth foor also single Rooms, with
frst class Board; references exchanged.
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THE HOUSE 756 BROADWAY HAS BEEN THOR
ouchly renovated and refurnished. and is now open
under the name OF the Hoyt House-Rooms, suite OF
sngly; summer prices
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fyLoTHING-H. HERR, 1856 BROADWAY, NEAR
" Thirteenth pays the highest price tor ladies'
and gentlemen's Wearing Apparel Letters by mail Will
be promptly attended to.
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FEW BOARDERS WANTED-IN A FARM HOUSE
IA in Dutchess county; pleasant surroundings healthy
location. Call at office OF Washington HOTEL
IN p NJ
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r PIERRE HOUSE, ONE BLOCK FROM CITY
IL Hall, IS Warren street. European PLAN clean and
good Rooms at moderate prices for gentlemen and ami
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, 30 BOwERY, CORNER
In Bayard street. 20 light rooms neatly furnished 40
soc per night 81 to IS per week. for gentlemen
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On WEST FOURTEENTH STREET-ROOMs, WITH
OO Board; kept by q Southern lady transient per-
sons taken, -
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GOD STREET. MADISON SQUARE.-A DESIRABLE
30 Second Floor to let together separately with or
without Board; also single Rooms; references required
Is East Twenty Third street.
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EoR, CARDIFF BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL
The South Wales Atlantic Steamship Company's new
first class steamships will sail from Pennsylvania Rail-
road wharf Jersey City, as follows- .
PEMBROKE. Saturday, June Il
First cabin passage, s75 and $50 currency; second
cabin, $50 currency stecrage SS. currency Prepaid
for 81 and upwards For further particulars apply to
ARCHIBALD BAXTER 4 Co, Agents.
IL Broadway, New York
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81 WAvERLEY PLACE BEAR BROADWAY-ON
~ second floor. large 'front.' and back ParOrs, Bed
room aud private bathroom private table il required
single Rooms
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- Of La ight.-Excellcnt Board, S. 50 to 81 50 per
week. with single Rooms; single Rooms, without board,
81 and upwards; lodgings 5Oc. gentlemen only Open
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-28
PENK'A. B. r. TIME TABLE.
Passenger trains leave MifHin Station a.
Stenger's Rally.

Last week two posters were display.
ed in our Borough, one on the end oi
stehle down town, ard the other on
the residence of our dealer in grave
stones, announcing that Democra tic
rally would take place in Miflliniown
and advising the people to turn out and
hear the truth from Democratic stand
point.
We reached Mifflintorn in due time,
and wended our way to Gray bills Hall
where We found tolerably fair assem-
bIage, amongst whom We recognized
quite number of Republicans who
like us, were there to hear what night
BE- .aid. After music by the Perrys-
vile Cornet Band, which had been en-
gagged for the occasion, and the organi :
zation of the meeting, Mr.. Sharpe from
Franklin county, was introduced and
delivered the first speech; his mission
appeared TO be TO warn the people Of
the danger of continuing General Grant
iu Office for q third term. He also
dwelt at length upon the unsettled con-
dition Of business, and attributed the
hard times to the Republican party.
At the conclusion OF his address W. 5.
Stenger, Democratic candidate for
congress, was introduced. He is a
joviaI looking little fellow, and is a
tolerably fair speaker, SO far as de-
livery goes. He too, handled the
third term, but appeared TO have a
terrible attack of Civil Rights, 'on tn e
BRAIN. He denounced the policy of
the Republican party, 10 attempting to
to cloth the coiored man with any ad-
ditional power, maintaining that they
enjoyed too many privileges already.
FROM the tenor of his remorks his
chances of receiving any votes from
the colorcd element are decid dedly slim
While arraigning the President and
Congress for tyranny and usurpation,
neither be nor Mr. Sharpe had single
word to say against the State admins
rration; so We may conclude that the
affairs of the Commonwealth are being
managed honestly and economically.
Mr.. Stenger speaks in earnest, and
probably believes what he says, but he
may as well save his breIth, for Gen.
Wister will walk triumphan;ly over the
course without any difficulty. A SOL
der who responded to the call of his
country in the hour of her necessity.
an who bears upon his body the marks
of war, is certainly deserving of honor
in return, aud common justice demands
that bis claims upon the country should
be recognized in preferetce to those
who stayed at home. The condition Of
affairs in the South render it neces-
sity that the next Congress should be
composed of men who will aid the Pres
ident in enforcing the law and preserv-
ing life and property. Therefore let
all true lovers of Law and order vote
for General Wister.
Yours, respectfully,
GEORGE.
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Two LARGE BRICK HOUSES,

One FRAME HOUSE, BLACKSMITH
SHOP, WAGONMAKER SHOP, LARGE
FRAME BANK BARN with Wagon Shed
and Corn Crib attached, Carriage House,
Horse Stable, and all other necessary out
buildings. There is Well of excellent
water near the door, and running water con-
venient to the barn for the use Of stock.
The farm is in good state of cultivation,
and under good fence. This is one Of the
best farms in the county, AMI is especially
desirable on account of it. convenience to
market, churches, schools, &c. A portion
OF it can be conveniently laid of into town
lots, which would command ready sale, at
fair prices, without detriment to the farm
The farm will be offered as a whole or
divided into lots, to suit purchasers.
40, IA Lot of Ground in the eastern
portion of the borough of Miffiintown, con-
tanning e Acres and 1873 Perches.
This is choice piece OF land, and has i
good Limestone Quarry on it.
No. 3.-A Tract Of Woodland in Walk
er township. adjoining lands Of DIR. Philo
Hamlin and others, containing 80 Acres
and 2S Perches. This land is well set
with good timber, and if cleared would
make good fan Ia land.
No. 4.-Two lots in the borough of
Miffiintown, south of Lutheran Cemetery.
no. 5.-Lot of Ground adjoining Su-
iouit's warehouse lot, having thereon erec-
ted Wagon Shed with two Corn Cribs at
tached.
No. Ga Wharf on the Canal, in
Walker township, adjoining lot OF Mrs.
Smith.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ten per cent Of the
purchase money to be paid on the day of
sale; $1,000 TO remain in the property, to
DAY legacies due at the death Of Jane GAL
laher, widow, the interest thereof to b. paid
annually, and to be secured by mort
gage Sl2 2,679.31 TO remain in the property
during the lifetime OF Jane Gallahcr, the
interest thereof, from April /, 1875, to be
paid TO her on the 9th day of September,
1875, and annually thereafter on the 9th of
September of each year, and to be secured
by mortgage. The balance Of the purchase
money to be paid April /, 1875, when deed
will be delivered and possession given.
Any person wishing TO view the above
property will call on Jonathan Kaufman at
Mifliintown, or on the undersigned, at his
residence {, miles east of Mitfiintown.
JOSEPH R0TilROCK,
Executor of L. c. Gallaher, decd.
Sept. %, 1874.
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Rridge Letting.

0FAIED PROOFS AIS will be received
by the Commissioners of Juniata coun-
~ at their office in Mifflintown, up to one
o'clock of TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2.th,
Is74. for the erection of Bridge over
Tnscarora Creek, at the Mcclure ford'ng In
Tnscarora township. Plans and spec.nea,
tions can be seen at the Commissioners
Office. Office I By order of the Board of Commits
sioners. 9AhHS
Commissioners Office, Miffiin-
town, Sept. Is, 1874.
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Real Estate.
ORPHANS COURT SALE
REAL ESTATE!

THB undersigned, Gtiardian Of ] EFT.
Il Sallie NJ, and Charles X. Shunan
minor children of George S. Shurnan, de-
ceased, will sell at public sale, on the prem
hes IN Walker township, Juniata count, !,
Pa, at ! o'clock P. NJ, on
THU RSDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1874.
The following described real estate, to wit ::
The undivided one-half of certain plants-
tion and tract of Land situate in Walker
township, Juniata county, bounded on the
east by lands of John A. Gallaher, on the
north by lands of Moses Kyle, on the west
by lands OF Minichen and Bashoar, and on
the south by lands of Book and Hetrick.
containing
One Hundred and Forty Acres,
more OF less, and subject TO dover of
kcbrcca J. Shumsn; 40 acres of which are
cleared and in a high state Of cultivation,
the balance being timberland, with valua-
bic stone quarry on it. The improvements
are
LARGE STONE HOUSE,
two stories high, S4x34 feet, with a two
story Frame Kitchen attached, 2lx2l feet,
and a one-story Summer Kitchen, l5x2l
feet, attached to this, in which there is
Cistern, Oven and Smoke House, and other
necessary outbuildings;
A Large Frame Bank Barn,
45x9O feet, with large Cistern, Corn Crib,
and Wagon Shed.
The location is very desirable one, beng
convenient 10 schools and churches, and
having the advantages of three good mar
kets-being one mile from PGr: Royal on
the Pennsylvania Railroad, three-foIrths of
a mile from The Pennsylvania Canal, one
mile from Mexico, and three miles from
Miffiintown, the county seat.
The other half of the above farm will
also be sold at the same time and on the
same terms.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-fourth Of the purchase money to be
paid on the confirmation Of sale by the
Court; one half of the balance on the first
day of April, 1875, aud the other half on
the first day OF April, 1876, with interest
from April ], 1873, to be secured by bonds
aid mortgage.
SAMUEL BUCK, Gsardian.
Sept. l6, 1874.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

THE undersigned, Executor of the last
l. will and testament of Robert e. Galla-
her. deceased, will sell at public sale, at
Niifiintown, Juniata county, Pa, at one
O'Clock p. NJ, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1874,
The following valuable real estate, to wit:
Ne. 1.-The MANSION FARM, situate
in Fermanagh township. Juniaia county,
adjoining the borough of Miftiintown, cor
tanning
l55 Acres and 55 Perches, net.
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN The
PRICES OF TEETH!
Full Upper or Lower setts as Low as 50

No teeth allowed to leave the Office un-
less the patient il satisfied.
Teeth reInodeird and repaired.
Teeth flied to last tor lite.
Teeth extracted without pain. by the use
Of Nitrous oxide Gas, always on hand.
Owing to the hard times, / will insert
fuH single sets teeth, OF the very best kind,
for $500. Temporary sets $500 extra
Tooihache stopped IN five minutes with
out extracting the tooth, at the Dental OF
ice Of G. &. DERR. established in Mifilir-
town in 1850.
@ l. DER3.
Ian 81 1872 Practical Dentist
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PERRTsvILLE. Oct. 81, 1874.

A MAP OF THE UNITED STATES GIVEN
AWAY If you want 4 beautiful colored
map, 15x36 inches, of the United States,
send your name and post-office address to
G. L. Harrison, State ST., Boston, Mass;
TO L. F. Booth, e29 Broadway, New York
City; or TO W. III. Stennett, Gen. Pas.
Agent C. & Y. W. Railway, Chicago, H.,
and copy will be sent you free.
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EsTRAY.

~AME to the residence of the subscriber
~ in Fayette township, Juniats county,
ON or about the tth day of May, 1874. a
steer. about Is months old, with white
hack, red sides and white legs. The owner
is requested to come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges. and take him away, other
wise he will be disposed Of as the law di'
rart. JOHN BEASOR.
Oct. IL. leT44v
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