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SHERlFF,S SALES.

DY virtue Of a writ of Pend. En-, is
- sued out of the Court CT Common
Pleas OF Juniata county and to IRE directed,
will be exposed TO public sale. at the Court
House, in the borough of Miflin,own, at =
O'Clock p. NJ, on FRIDAY, APRIL %,
1875 the following real estate, viz:
A tract of land situate in Srsluehanna
township. Juniata county, bounded on the
north by lands Of Jacob Dresslers hoirs, on
the east ty lands Of john Haines, decd,
on the south by lanas of Sarah Dressler,
and on the west by lands of Jacob q Dress
Ter, containing F0rty.tyvO Acres,
more or less, having thereon erected Log
Frame House, Bank Barn, and other out
buildings. Seized, taken in execution and
10 be sold ss the property Of Amos Miller.
ALSO,
A tract of land situate in Greenwood town
ship, Juniaia county, bounded and de-
scribed as follows: on the west by lands Of
hellcy, op the rast by lands of Henry
Poutius, on the south by David Graybill
and others, and on the west BY Benncr aid
others, containing 800 Acres, more or
less, having thereon erected Log House,
Log Barn. Spring House aud other out
buildings. Siezed, taken in execution and
to be sOll 10 the property Of John ". Hibbs.
ALSO,
A tract of land situate in Fayette town
ship, Juniata county, bounded on the north
by lands of Washington McAlister, on the
east by lands sf John Alexander, on the
south by lands of Amos Bentley and J..
Smith, and on the west by Lewis MaIrney,
containing l36 Acres, more or less,
having thereon erected Frame Dwelling
House. Bank Barn, Wagon Shed, and other
outouildings. Seized, taken in execution
aud to bc sold as the property Of Joseph
Alexander.
wM. II. KNOUSE, Sheriff.
Sherifi's Office, Niffiintown,p
March 20, 1875.
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1875.
I. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania vs..
John Yeigh. No. -, April term, 1866.
>. William Cox VS. John Deitrick ct al .
No. 3S, Dec term, 1872.
5. Samuel VI Armstrong VS.. Samuel l.
Armstrong. No. 5, Feb term, 1874.
4. h Grouse vs. John McManigIe. No.
lag. Feb term, 1873.
5. Jesse N Bryner VS. Willia,n C Beale.
No. l06, Sept term, 1873.
6. Richard johnson vs David Smith. No.
ITO, April term, 1873.
.. George Winters VS. Samuel Murphy.
No. 50. Sept term, 1873.
g. Emily Keiser vs. Calvin Dobbs. No
10, Sept term, 1878.
.. Jacob Drolesbaugh VS. 3 Spanogic
and Stem. No. ia, Sept term, 1873.
10. James H Graham vs. John Wright aud
Jane Gallaher. No. lbs, Sept term, 1878.
IL. Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, Ex.
Rel. Daniel Coffman VS. Alfred Such and
- Shively. No. lab, Sept term, 1873.
~. Robert A Patterson VS. David Snyder.
No. IL, Feb tern, 1874.
l3. Elisha Hudson vs. David Shuman.
No. 43, Feb term, 1874.
IL. Samuel Alexander rs Joseph Bell and
Shenelof. No. SO, April term, 1874.
l5. J B N Todd vs Daniel Mzfiett. No.
GI, April term, 1874.
Is. George " Gordon vs. Sanuel Hod-
man. Nc. 81, April term, 1874.
IL. George " Gorton vs. James Z Bu-
chanan. No IS, April term, 1874.
Is. DIR J p Stcrrett vs. the Z 4 r Co..
No. 1a7, April term, 1874.
10. louisa Frazoni vs. George " Neil
wee and S Wilson. No. 20, Sept term,
1874.
90 George " Singleton VS. Kurtz Kaufr-
man. No. 81, Sept term, 1874.
IL. David L Palm VS. William Mctiill.-
No. 40, Sept term, 1874.
%. Insurance Company vs. Caleb Parker.
No. "a, Sept term, 1874
%. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at
the suggestion of Juniata county, vs. David
Watts, Jerome Hetrick, Samuel Watts and
Luke Marx. No. 100, Sept term, 1874.
"a. W S Rickenbaugh VS. e A Lauver.-
No. l32, Sept term, 1874.
70. Insurance Company VS. Thaddeus
Parker. No. lao, Sept term, 1874.
%. Christiana Simpson Us Joseph Long.
No. 4, Dec term, 1874.
"a. Jacob Pile vs. Christian Inns choffstall.
No. 80, Dec term, 1874.
%. John T Metlin VS. Miffiintown Bridge
Company. No. A, Dec term, 1874.
20. James B Elliott VS. John N BARLEY.
No. ~, Dec term, 1874.
90 Isaac Pile VS. Christian ImSchoffstall
No. "a, Dec term, 1874.
81. George Pile VS. Isaac Pile, with notice.
No. 81, Dec term, 1874.
30. William B Wood VS. William Sheath.
No. l0i, Dec term, 1874.
33. William Edmiston vs. DAVID " Allen.
No. l40, Dec term, 1874.
"a. " Selig & Co. vs. Emil schott. No.
50, Feb term, 1875.
S5. Selinsgrove * n B RR Gu. vs Jacob
E Graybill- No. -, Feb term, 1875.
IRWIN ID. WALLIS, Profhonotcry.
PKoIHoNOIARY's OFfIcE,
Niffiintown, March II, Is15-tc.
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For the Sentinel and Republican.
Notes from the South.

MR. EpIToR We stopped our mar
rative with Beauregard's guns on Fort
Moultrie aimed at Sumpter. The pa
triotic reply of Maj. Anderson decided
the course of the enemy. They deter
mined to force surrender. Is the
streaks of dawn we're mantliug the east
on the morning Of April l3, 1861, a
vivid fash was seen and then q heavy
roar. 1t was the first gun fred a, the
flag, and this awoke the nation to arms.
The South would be much happier to-
day if that gun had remained speech
less, and thousands are now thus per-
suaded. What strange things have
happened since then. What different
scenes are enacted on these streets now
We are told that the boom of those
guns on that memorable morning Fro
duced the widest excitement. Hun
dreds of persons passed the previous
night on the battery and on the wharves
that commanded a view of Sumpter,
aud when the startling sound broke
upon the ear, instantly the thorough
fares were througed with men, women
aud children. rushing with breataless
haste to the field of strife.
Maj. Anderson, who Was 10 no great
haste to open the war on the part Of
the Government, now saw that it was
the ouly plan to pursue. Three Of his
guns opens slowly upon Moultrie. This
was the signal for a general attack.
The batteries on Cummings Point, Mt
Pleasant, Fort Johnson and the Float
ing Battery made fierce attack with
shot and shell.
The firing now became spirited. The
battle ragged the whole day and the
whole night, with the exception Of about
three hours, caused by rain-storm Of
uncommon violence. About Z o'clock
Saturday morning, l4th, Maj. Ander-
son renewed the attack with increased
resolution and valcr. No tongue can
tell the suferiugs Of this little band Of
true and tried heroes, as they did all
they could to keep the for. from the
hands of the enemy. But they we're
soon compelled to give way, not before
the attacks of the enemy, but from An
other enemy even more powerful and
Iemorseless than those who we're firing
against their own country's flag. The
The red hot shot from Fl. Moultrie set
the officers quarters on FIRE, and the
flames spread despite the almost super
human efforts of the men to step them,
until the whole roof of the fort was
ablaze and some of the powder msga-
zines and shells exploded. 30 intense
was the heat and smoke that the officers
and men in the casemates we're obliged
to lie with their faces to the ground to
prevent suffocstion. All this time the
eLemy continued to pour in volley after
rolley urou the suffering veterans.
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/" In the Court of Common Pleas Of

10 tue CO1rt OF common fle3S oli
Daupbin county, on the l4'h instant, !;
Judge Pearson 6lei an opinion declar-
ing unconstitutional the act of April
"A. 1874, imposing tax of 8 cents
per ton on the franchises Of corpora.
tions mining and selling coal in this
State, and the case will be taken to the
Supreme Court"
On the 18th inst, Lansing, Michigan,
was devastated by FIRE to the loss of
$50, 900.
Late accounts from the Indian coun-
try represent that United States troops
we're defeated in battle in the Chey-
enne Agency on the 9th inst, by In
dams.
Government troops are on the look
cut for parties who aTe vn the move TO
the Black Hills country.
Sheboygan, Wis., on the 18th inst :,
hal $780, fire.
The n. II. factory strikers at Green
Falls have gone to work.
The strike among the coal miners in
this State still continues. The troops
have not been withdrawn.
The Senatorial party that started to
Mexico has returned to Washington.
Anthony S. Ely, prominent citizen
Of Lebanon, died Cf typhoid fever, on
the 18th inst.
The stage from Downieville to Sac
ramento. California, vas stopped on the
l4th inst, by highwaymen, and Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s treasury box, containing
$500 in gold dust bars asd coin, was
carried away.
A collision near Jersey City, between
coal train and freight train on the
night of the 18th inst, resulted in a
loss of $4,000 worth of property.
An attorney named Clinton was killed
BY a negro, in St. Heleus parish, Lou
isiana, last December. The negro was
hung down there on the 18th inst.
A FIRE in Charlotte, n. C., on last
Friday destroyed property to the value
of $3.50, 900, two thirds of which was
insured. The fire was caused BY spark
falling into bale of cotton, and from
thence into the town
A dispatch from Fort Laramie, Wy
oming, on the 10th inst, says that Cap
tain Mix's company Of the Second Cav
airy, who we're sent after the mining
party at Hsrney's Peak, have secured
the whole of them, consisting of six
teen men, one woman and baby. They
are expected to arrive at Fort Laramie
on April lS. Heavy SHOWS are report
ed in the Black Hills, and high water.
everywhere through that section. 4
war party of Sioux and Arrspahoes are
reported to have left for the Sboshoue
country.
Mrs. +. L. Irwin, highly respecta-
BILE young widow lady, of Hannibal,
No., tied . clothes line around herself
and little girl, six years old, fastened
the other end to a stake in the ground,
and then taking the child in her arms
deliberately walked into Bear Creek,
on the 18th inst, and both were
drowned. Financial embarrassment
and disappointment in love is under
stood to have been the cause Of the act.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
Call Of the State Committee.

she Republicans OF the State oi Penn
sylyania are hereby requested to assemble
by their delegates in State Convention al
noon on "Wednesday, the 2Gth day of May
1879. in The Fulton Opera House, at the cit
OF Lancaster. for the purpose Of nomina'
ting Candidates for Governor and Stat,
Treasurer. Each Representative and Sen
storisl District will bc enfitlci To the samt
representation IS il has under the present
apportionment tor Senators and Represen
,atiYcs in the Legislature.
RUSSELL ERRETT,
4. WILSON NORRIS. Chairman
Sa,rf.farg
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THE House Committee of the Legis.
,sture have commenced their investiga-
tion of the books Of the State Trea.
sury. 1t is the opinion Of able minds
that the Committee should have been
composed Ct members Of both Houses
Of the Legislature. However, as the
movement is intended for the marufac-
ture Of Democratic thunder, it is proper
that it should be an emanation Of that
party. They will be afforded the most
ample opportunity to investigate the
Affairs of the Treasury, and as that ID
just what they did not want, they will
be disappointed. What they longed
for, was that the doors of the Treasury
might be shut against them. They pur-
posed raising furious howl against the
Republican management of the Trea
sury.
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A NEw YoGK railroad company got
into trouble BY is.ning passes to mem
bers Of the New York Legislature.
The case go; into the higher court Of
the State. Injunetions we're served on
;he eompany. Pending a decision
last week President Grant and suit,
on the way to attend the Centennial
anniversary of the battle of Lexington,
which Was celebrated last Monday,
came siong, and though the way had
been arranged clear through, it appears
that the management Of the road fear
ing still further complications in the
rourrs, or BY not receiving notice OF
the exact time of :he arrival Of the
Presidential party st the Grand Gen.
tr.l Depo; in New York, failed to no.
iify their subordinates that the Presi
dent and party we're TO be an exception
to the rule that requires all passengers
10 show tickets before entering the cars.
So when Grant and suit appeared at
tie gate to be admitted. they were
Eree,ed rirh. " Tickets. gentlemen"
instead of a graceful wave of the hand
and side-b bow entrance salutation. They
had no tickets The President bought
tickets 10 the end of the road en-
hraced in the court injunction, and
thence proceeded TO Boston, where the
Centennial of the battle Of Lexington
was celebrated with great zeal on Mon
.ilr
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The flag was then displayed at half

The flag was then displayed at half
mad, but no regard was paid to this
signal of distress. Then the white fsg
was faised, but still the firing continued
!. Beaursgard, however, sent one of his
sta9 TO the fort, who met Maj. Ander-
son, now almost worn out, at one of the
embr,zures. The Major complained
that the firing continued notwi,hstand-
ing these signals. The reply was sig
nifcant: f" You must haul down the
American Hag and agree to surrender. :"
As soon as the stars and stripes, so
offensive to the enemy were hauled down
, the firing ceased and an unconditional
surrender was made. To the praise
of Gen. Bezuregard be it said, that
Maj. Anderson was permitted to retain
his sword, and his strength an ] bravery
we're praised. On Monday. the 18th,
the garrison left for New York on the
steamer Baltic, carrying with them
their arms and personal effects. THIS
hero, with many of his comrades are
now sleeping that sleep from which no
war bugle nor cannon shot can wake
them, from the effects Of these suffer-
ings.
F! When can their glory fade
I Oh, the wild charge they made,
I All the work wondered"
! "Thus ended" says = writer, whose
correspondence has been published, ''the
FIRST battle fought for the abllshment
CT separate and independent eovera-
meut. Ills was the Inauguration of q
war that dug the graves Of thousands,
among whom we're choice men of every
profession and calling-a war that tried
the courage and fortitude of a brave
and generous people to the utmost, bu,
whose continuance was not by far SO
grievious trial as its conclusion"
The only comment the writer has to
make on all this is that if the people Of
the North wish to know whether this is
the sentiment of the South yet, they
need only take up their residence here
for few years to be convinced.
ATLANTIC.
/ CH,ILTsroS, s. c., April l3, 1875.
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THE Louisiana trouble is settied.
The contested seats in the Legislature
have been awarded to the men designa-
ted as elected, By the Congressional
Committee appointed TO arbitrate the
case. Kellogg has been recognized as
Governor Of the State, and thus this
ugly question is disposed Of.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-04-21

The Democracy are drunk on the
question of Third Term. The mass o!
the Republican party rejected it long
ago. Such a thought as Third Term
candidate never found a lodgment il
their minds. However, if the Democ.
rscy are determined to shout Third
Term, in season aud out of season, they
have the privilege or right to do So
bu. the day is not far distant when
their false prophecy will cause them tc
appear ludicrous.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-04-21

GATH has few good words for any
Que or any thing. He writes as if he
believed everything to be bad. Vas
be born in bad sign Call the As
erolcyer and let Us know how be stands
among the stars. Tell IT IN Gath that
Gath says too many hard things and too
few good ones
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-04-21

PEOPLE CT Morrisyllle, Vermont,
hare invited Theodore T.lton TO deliver
. Fourth Of July address on that day,
next summer. Is Morrisyille a Vic
Woodruff colony, a Mormon colony, or
what? Sodom and Gomorrah
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Tuscarora Academy.

yNHE Summer Session, S9th school year.
l. will begin Ma, ith, ls15 Three iuii
courses of study: Normal, Business, Col
legiatc. A good opportunity afforded to
become practical surveyors Instruction
given upon the Piano, Organ, in Painting
snd Drawing. Specially good acconinio-
dations in the neighborhood may be secured
by a few Young lsdics. For terms. &c 3,
address
D.D. STONE, Ph. D.. Principal,
April =. 1875. Academia, Pa.
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JOHN MILLER, Chairman of the Dem
ocratic State Central Committee, was
in Philadelphia last Friday, preparing
for 'he fall campaign. He proposes tc
anaign the Republican party for ex-
ravagance. That is the basis from
which he will operate. Very we'll,
when they open the ball, We will CON-
mence here at home on the Democracy
There need be no going out into State
and National affairs for illustrations.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-04-21

THE Republicans Of Cambria coun
Is las. Wednesday elected delegates to
the State Convention, instructed for
IIar;ranft for Governor and Strange
for State Treasurer.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-04-21

THE Methodist Conference, in session
at Poughkeesie, n. Y, last week pro-
tested against apportionIng money Of
the State for Catholic schools.
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notice Of Election.

NTOTICE is hereby given to the stock,
IN holders of the Riverside Park ana
Agricultural Association OF !uniata County
that an election for officers 10 serve TOR tne
ensuing year, will be neld on the second
Thur,dnv tscing the 18th day) OF Nay,
1875, between the hours OF o'clock +. NJ.
and / O'Clock p. NJ, at the Office Of Robert
NcMeen. on Bridge street, in the borough
OF Miffiintown, Pa.
JAMES MCKNIGHT, Presf.
r. NcNsEs. Sec'y. April IL.
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The three questions that create
great public interest In New York
State are, Governor Tilden's attack on
the canal ring; the legal proceedings
against Boss Tweed to recover Sc, 900, )
900, stolen from the city; the effort Of
the Catholic Church to get = certain
percentage of the Common School fund
set apart Tor their parochial schools.
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South PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.

NOTICE j. hereby given to the stock
IN holders of the Company that the An
nual Meeting of the stockholders VIII o.
held at the Office of the Company, No. oSl
Washington street, in the city Of Reading
Berks Co Pa, on Monday, April IL, 1915,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at which time and
place an election for a Presid ent and twelve
Directors will be hold.
r. J. GROTETENr, see'y.
April IL lS15-2t
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NOTICE.

ALI persons indebted TO the estate oi
a C,rn.lius Barley, deceased, on BOOK
Account, are requested to settle @ sne sA,us aS
ON or before the lst day of May, ie'o- ~.
ter that date all unpaid accounts WI"
placed IN the hands Of proper object 'o'
COLLECTION. - a.,
April IA, 1870.
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Adminisirator's Notice.

E'fdfs q -7dam Dressltr, deceased
ETTERS Of Administration cum, tesfa-
- msafo dnnsro on the estate OF Adam
Dressler, deceased, late OF Mo,roe town.
ship, having been duly granted to the under
signed, all persons indebted thereto are
requested to make immediate payment,
anu those having claims against the same :,
10 make them known without delay, TO
THOMAS DRESSLER.
March 81, 1871.
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GREAT REDUCTION
-fN The
PRICES OF TEETH!
Full Upper or Lower Sets as Low as Is

No teeth allowed TO leave the Office un-
less the patient is satisfied.
Teeth remodeled and repaired.
Teeth filed to last for life
Teeth extractcd without pain, by the use
of Nitrous Oxide Gas, always on hand.
Owing to the bard times, will insert
full single sets teeth, OF the very best kind,
for $1,000. Temporary sets 500 extra.
ToOthache stopped in five minutes with
out extracting tine tooth, at the Dental or
fce Of g. L. DERR, established in Miffliu.
town in 1860
G. L. DER2,
Jan "a, 1872 Practical Dentist.
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Netc Advertisements.

r IsT OF DEALERS AND yENDERy
IL o. Foreign and Domestic Merchandi,-.
In the County of Jgniata. for the year lss5.
as approved and classed by the Nercantils
Appraiser
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Neic Advertisements.

- ESOLUTION PASSED BY THE
IL BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF s. 4 n.
b. X. X. CO., APRIL 9, 1875:
All parties who subscribed in cross-tie,
for s. x n. B. X. K. will deliver them inn
mediately along line of road, and those
failing to do SO before May lst, 1875, shall
pay cash for their subscriptions. The ties
will be regularly inspected and receipts
given for them by Thos. S. Moorehead.
W. A. MEEkER, Presidezt.
April 81, 1875.
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y 4 HcrtrIer, mrrchlndlscf. I3 10 ''
The license mentioned in the above lis,
Will be due and payable TO the County TrrI-
sursr on and after the lst day OF MAY, 1873.
An Appeal will be held at the Commi>-
sioners' o,hce, in the borough OF Niffiin-
town, on Wednesday, esth day OF April.
1876, when and where all persons feel
ing themselves sggrisved eau attend if they
think proper.
J. D. MTLLIKEN,
Mercantile .fpprgi,ers
Apr;i l. ISIS
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Large stccs of Rcsdy-made Cic,hip- for
sale by HARLFY &Io
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The Sentrnei and Repsbi,oGn Office is the
place TO get Job work done. Try it. twill
pay you if you need ANYTHING IN that line.
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TUNIATA VALLEY BANK.
Pomeroy, Patterson. Jacobs & Co.
xrrrLrsrovs, JusIArA COUNTY, Pa.
GEORGE JACOBS, President.
T. VAN IRWIN, Cashier.

T. VAN IRWIN, Cashier.
DIRLcroEs
Jerome n. Thompson, John Ba,sbaoa,
John J. Patterson, Nh. Bechtel,
George Jacobs, J. W. Frank.
Amos 6. Bonsall,
United Sfats, Sseurit,c,, Bond,, Se.
bought and sold.
Gold AND Siirsr bought at highes,t rates.
Deposits recsfred, collections made, drafts
on the principal cif,es, and a seasSaI banking
ossiness fransacfsd
Bonds and other valuable papers received
on special deposit. rjunes'IItf
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Trial List for April Term,
1873.

REGI5rERs OFFICE,
Miffiintown, Apr. II, 1875. ,
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Gum Boots, Gum OvershOes,
Gum OVerCOats.

Intending to close out my stock of Win
ter Goods preparatory to putting in man,
moth stock OF Spring and Summer Goods,
am determined to sell Goods at such
Low Prices that every one can suit them
selves for very sD'all sum OF money. Call
TO see me, ard ! will guarantee you satis-
faction.
The highest market prices allowed for
Country Produce, Corn and Oats, Hoop
Poles, Locust Posts and Railroad Ties, in
exchange for Goods, BY
J. 3. ". TODD.
Patterson, Oct. 4, 1874.