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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-09-01
CANDIDATES. CARDS.
COMMISSIONERS.

Edifer Ssnfinsi and RepEot,ean = Nj.
EE,u5 BEsSxK, OF Delaware township, upon
the urgent solicitation of numerous friends
sho have che interest Of the county, snc
Republican principles at heart. has consent
ed TO become cs:;d idate for the office OF
County Commissioner. Therefore ask that
he be snnounced 90 such, in accordance
with the fundamental laws that govern The
organization in this county. Mr.. Bcnner IS
man of Acknowledged integrity and husi-
ness qualification, and will prove credit
to the COUNTY in the Beard Of County Com
nsissioaers.
MILFORD.
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DURING the prevalence of thunder
storm about midnight Of the 18th ult.,
the barn on the farm of Mr. John Bur-
ketr, siuate about SIX miles northeast
Of Newburg, in Miffiin township, was
struck by lightning, ard burned to the
ground. Mr.. Burke:t loses his entire
crop of hay and gain, and twelve head
of sheep. The loss will be quite heavy,
none of which, we understand is COW
cred by insurance. Perry County I'D
uocate.
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroadi
WINTER ARRAEGEMEyT.
JANUARY 18th, 1876.

JANUARY 18th, 1870.
TfGias isdrs Harrisburg as foliors:
For New York at 20, s &c !. M. . % and
- 40 p. m.
For Philadelphia at 20, 10, .5 a. IN,
= 90 and 50 p. m.
For Realing at 20, 10, Q 10 4. ~, W,
50 and 40 p m.
Fer Pottsvills at 5 %, s 10 a. m, aud so
p. III. and via Schuylk.ll & SusquehsnEA
Branch at 3 10 p. m.
For Allentown at 90, s 10 =. n, co,
8 so and 10 p. m
The 20, 10 4. N. . 90 and - 40 p. IN.
trains have through cars FOR New York.
The ~ l. N. and . % y. n. trains have
through cars for Phlisdelphia.
SUNDAYS.
For New York at 5 90 a. m
For Allentowl and way stations at 81 q. NJ
For Reading, Philadelphia and way stations
at As P. N.
7rair. FOR Harrisburg isars as toiio,r,
Leave New York at % a. ~, I2 40. s Is
and q As p. III.
Leave Philadelphia at Is !. III, 10 snd
700 p. m.
Leave heading at 80, 10, II 20 a. n,
! so, q 10 and 10 Is ?. III.
Leave Pottsviile at 3 %, 9 % Z. 10. and 80
p. M, and via Schuylkill AID Susqua-
hanna Branch At % u. IN.
Leave Allentown at ? 80, 90, S so a. m,
1925, 4 80 aud As P. m.
The 30 4. m. train from Allentown and
the 80 :. n. train from Reading do mol
run on Mondays.
SCNDITS.
Leave New York at 5 10 p. w
Leave Philadelphia at ov p m.
Leave Residing at 80. 40 a. m. aud lC
ID p. N.
Leave Allentown at 80 a. m. and sij n
'Via Norris and Essex RaiToad.
JOHN Z. wOOTTEN,
General SaperintsRieat.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-09-01

'THE rev Constitution forbids all per-
sons from voting unless they have been as
scssed a. least two months and paid their
.sxes al leas; one month before the date of
he election
The date Of holding the next election is
Tuesday, November I'd.
Wednesday, September LIST, Is the last
iay on which voters can be assessed.
Friday, October LIST, is the last day on
which they can pay taxes.
Friday, October lst, is the last day for
taking out naturalization papers,"
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DIAMONDS IN AzIL.-We have
been gratifed by visit frcm Il. NJ.
Lane, Esq, the agent for Ayers Pills,
SArsapariIla and Cherry Pectoral, in
South America, who has Just visited
the mines with his medicines, aud de-
scribed to US the process Of taking gems
from the earth. A driver places bis
gang of slaves IN mud hole, where
the gems are found, and pans out the
earth in the water, like gold washers.
The negroes are naked, to prevent their
secreting the diamonds in their clothes.
They are required 10 work facing their
overseer, ard forbidden TO raise hand
to the face, lest they should swallow
the jewels when found. Yet they do
carry them away, by becoming so ex
pert that they can snap them with their
fingers from the pan to their mouth,
without detection. Ayers medicines
are the talismans for their diseases, and
it is not difficult to exchunge, with the
negroes, Ayers Pills in about even
weight, for the rough stones in which
the briliiants are holden. - Boston
Leader.
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Evanaaie Jottings.
EyAspALE. Ang. go. Is-5.

EfAsbALE, aug. ot, -cs0-
.Nr. Editor As We have beer keep
ing silent SO long, and reading the
news from various parts of the country,
! it is not more than fair that our place
be heard from.
Our farmers are busy preparing for
the fall seeding !. they are of those
easy and quiet moving class, caring
very little for sensations.
On Friday eseniDg, August 9th, q
Hartranft aud Rawle Club was organ
lied in Richfeld. by electing Mr.. b. +.
Burroughs president pro tem- Upon
taking the chair he made few re-
marks bearing upon the prospects OF
the coming campaign, after which
Messrs. j II. Willis ard T, R. lands
we're elected secretaries pro ten.
After doing some preliminary work
the club adjourned to meet on Friday
evening, September Sd, when perma-
nent organization will be effected.
The coming campaign will be one of
EAST Importance TO all the taxpayers of
this Commohwealsb, hence it Is neces
sary for united effort IN the cause Of
Republican principles for it has been
demonstrated to certainty that they
are the preservers Of the Union. 1t
bebooves every Republican to look well
to the interests of his party, which has
ACCOMPLISHED such noble results.
Donald.
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COMMISSIONER.

Editor Of Sentinel and RePbliean Allow
NE to announce the name OF GEORGE W.
SMITH, Esq, as Candidate Tor the Office Of
County Commissioner, a. the Republican
primary election. Mr.. niith is one of ou,
best citizens, is wen known throughout the
county, and lis intelligence, energy, intes
rity and business qualifications eninertly
fit him for that position. He would be the
right man in the right place.
S. o. EVANS.
DELAWARE TWP, July l2, 1875.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-09-01

SHEM ZooK, of Miflln county, under
the belief that the much dreaded "Can.
ada thistle" has found Judgement in
Mifiin county, sent stalk and leaves
of the suspected weed to the Commis-
s:oner of Agriculture at Washington,
last raonth, and received the following
answer, which explain: itself:
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10, 1875.
Mr.. SHEN ZooK:-
MAITAwASA Mifilin Co., Pa.
Dear Sir 81 received the "Thistle" this
morning, and find that it is the genuine
s.Canada Thistle" and lest might he mis-
taken | submitted it to the Professor of
Botany of the Department. who confirms
my Judgment Of it.
Respectfully, Your Frieni.
FKEpERIck WAITS,
Com. OF Agr
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MILFORD.
pROrHOSCTAgY.

Editor Sentinel 9nd Rspasl;cca "A; the
request Of numerous Republican, would
announce the name OF w: Z. LAIRn, Of
Patterson, as candidate Cor the Office Of
Fro,honotaIy. Mr. laird has al the quail
fcatior necessary to fill thst office with
satisfactirh 10 al. O.
PORT ROYAL.
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August ., 1875.
COMMISSIONER

Editor Senrnei and Republican Please
announce the name of MICHAEL CoLDREs
Esq, of Van Vert, as u candidate for the
office of County Commissioner. NJ. Col
dren Is one of our best working Repibli
cans in the county; and one Of our bes
citizens. With Mr.. Coldren in the field, old
Walker would tune up to forty-nine.
WALKER.
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GREAT REDUCTION
-IS TEE
PRICES OF TEETH.
Fuil Upper or Lower sstts as low q. 2.

No teeth allowed TO Gave tie ostce NJ
less the pati.u, is satisfied.
Teeth renos!eled and repaired.
Teeth filed 70 lssr for E.e
Teeth extracted without path, hy ,hs css
Of Nitrous Ox.es 6ss, always oa hAnd.
Owing 70 the hard timos, viii insert
full single sets tech, OF TIE very best kice
for $500 Temporary sets $500 sxrrs.
Toothacne stopped 10 five minutes si,h
out extracting the tooih, ~ tno Dental Oi
zee of G. T. OgzF, esisbiisie5 IN Ni:..r
.oya 10 I6Sa 4
8. = oE1S
Sar 2. isr3, frsctics. Dsariss
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COMMIsS SIONER.

Editor Sentinel and Rspubl,can: Please
announce to the Republicans of Juniata
county, RICHARD DorLE, of Beale township,
as candidate for the Office o: Count Com
missioner, subject to the result CT the Phi
mary Election. Mr.. Doyle is a veteran in
.he Republican ranks, and, Ii nominated,
viii fight as veterans do.
PATTERSON.
Inir II ISL
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PORT ROYAL.
AUpIIOR.

Editor Sentinel aad Rspubiicda tear sir,
Announce to the Republicans the name Of
f. F. ROM, OF Patterson, as a candidate
for the Office Of county Auditor. Mr.: Rohn
is young man, earnest, honest, taxpayer,
and an active business man, and competent
to cast up accounts.
TAXPAYER.
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An exchange cautions its readers
against receiving notes of denOmina-
tions of IS, of the following Illinois
banks. as they have been successfully
counterfeited, and will not be taken by
many of the banks: First National Bank
Of Chicago, Third National Bank Of
Chicago, Traders National Bank Of
Chicago, Merchants National Bank Of
Chicago, frst National Bank Of Par
ION, and the First National Bank Of
Canton.
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COUNTY AUDITOR.

We are suthcrized t. announce the nsn!e
of Capt. LOUIS DEGAs, of Fayette town
ship. as candidate for County Auditors
subject to the usages of the Republican
party.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

We are authorized TO announce the :iame
of LouIs E. ATKINSON, Esq, OF Miilintown,
as a candidate for District Attorney, sub.
ject 10 Republican rifles.
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COMMISSIONER.

Editor Sentinel and Republican Please
announce the name of THOMAS MoRRow
Esq, OF Rnscarora township, as a candidate
for County Commissioner, subject to the
usages of the Republican party. Mr.. Nor
row is lifelong Republican, honest and ca
pablo, and if nominated will add strength tC
the ticket.
LACK.
Augrst .. 1875.
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COMMISSIONER.

Mr.. Editor !: would announce, through
the columns OF the Sentinel end Republican,
to the Republicans of Juniata county, VIII
LIAM GRoSEGER, Of Turbett township, as 4
candidate for the Office OF County Comh1Is-
sicner. Mr.. Groninger is i rising young
man, and is abundantly qualified in every
way to discharge the duties of the Office.
TURBETT.
Julv II lS15
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-09-01

SOME one lately has been saying that
the Grangers are dead as an organiza-
ton, but the following from tho Har-
risburg Telegraph of the 9th ult.,
raises large doubt as to the correct
ness OF the reported death. This is
tie item: The largest gathering ever
had in the Cum berlald Valley was that
of the Grangers at Williams Grove
yesterday. Patrons wero present from
the following States New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Mary
land, Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio
and aIiforpia. Good judges estimate
the number at fiom Il, 900 10 &c, 600 ;
aud this BY persons net interested in
the picnic. Not single disturbance
was reported. Bands Of music were
there from three States, and speeches
were delivered BY Patrons FROM fye Or
six Of the States.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-09-01

LAST Thursday tie: colored man who
some days previous 10 that date had
catered and stole from the Sts.ion
Ecuse st Thonpsontoxn, kept by Mr..
W. W. Fuller, a violin, shot pouch,
and double barreIed gun and other ar
tioies belonging to the last naned gen.
,iensn, and . pair of shoes fiat had
been expressed there for delisery, es-
capcd from Jail in this place, wherc he
hsd been lodged for the crime of steal
ing. On the morning Of The day first
mentioned Sheriff Knouse saw that be
was properly locked n the cell, before
be left the prison to join in the cele-
bration OF the day with the Sabbath
School to whioh lie belongs. About
noon i. was discovered that the thief
bad escaped from his cell. How he
managed to unbolt the door is not
known, but i. is coniec,ured that be
got some iron instrument in trout of the
bolt and levered 1t cut OF its socket
He scaled the jail-yard wall by tear
ing his bed blanket into strips, tying
tie strips together 10 one continuous
strip, tying couple of bricks to one
end and casting the bricks over the
wall at the southwest corner where it is
joined to the Jail building, thus secur
ing good hand hold in the corner
formed by the Jail wall and the wall Of
the Jail yard, up which be climbed and
escaped.
There is report in circulation that
this same thief is now in Bloomfield
Jail. for entering the dwelling house Of
a MIR. Mitchell, near Newport, last Sat-
urday, while the family we're away at
tending a graveyard cleaning. The
report runs, that a youth returned to
the house Tor some purpose, but that
before be bad quite reached it culored
man came out Of it and ran away. The
youth pursued, calling after him all the
while "Stop thief" &c. A neighbor,
bearing the commands of tie boy and
seeing the chase, intercepted the fugi-
tive and presented gun and told him
to stop or he would shoot. The runa-
way stopped, aud was taken before
Justice and committed to Jail. The
report states that the house bad been
greatly disordered by the thief. He
had rummaged every nook and corner,
pulled the beds about and examined
them carefully, evidently looking for
money.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-09-01

THIS is list of Juniata county pe6-
pie who occupy tents at the Juniata
Valley Camp Meeting
John Observation-Disclosures.
George Goshen--Patterson.
Narnle K. GiffOrd-Peru Mills.
john S. Gray bii--Nlifiintown.
A. NJ. Hawn--Mifilntowr.
S. kauffman-Patterson.
Isaac Kautfman--Pattcrson.
Mrs. Charlotte Snyder--Port Royal.
Ii. A Observation-Disclosures.
Rev. W. r. Whitney, Port Royal.
Rev. G d. Penepacker-Miflintow
Thomas U. Parker-Mifilintown.
". d. Crsmer-Patterson.
Geo. M'Cullocb-M'Culloch's Mills.
Mrs. Mary Marsball--Port Royal.
Cyils Funk--Port Royal.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-09-01

ONE of those pleasant amenities in
life that lessen the burdens Of the
journey through this vale of tears, was
enacted the other day By DR.. l.. K. At
kinsOn presenting lignum vitae silver
headed cane to the gentlemanly Pro-
thonotary of this county, /. ID. Wallis,
The ceremony of presenting and Ieceiv-
ing was sufficiently gentle and modest
to have won the approving lock and
smiles of Deip's last and best gift to
man, if a representative had been pres
ent to witness the ceremony. If these
gentlemen would address themselves
with half the grace aud earnesiuess of
that occasion TO The bette. half Of
naB's lot in this weird, we might e1-
pect ere long to be mate happy in the
chronic.ing OF the fact that tie 50 king
dom" of bachelors had lost two Of its
votaries, who had giFen up the lone
cause for that of union, which is pro-
nounced as of Divine origin.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-09-01

finding Of a malt.eated man in the Mar
rows, between this place and Lewis
town, about ten years ago, BY railroad
men, aid how be was put under medi-
cal treatment at the Patterson House,
until he was able to travel again. He
had fallen among thieves. The rail-
road people who found him were the
good Samaritans. And now, after the
lapse of about ten years, be again
comes to public notice, through the
columns of the Sbamokin Times, in the
following article
'Ten years ago William Coils left
Shanickin to 60 west. having in his pos
session several hundred dollsrs, which
he intended to invest If be found To-
cality that pleased hin. After pro-
ceed as far as Pittsburg be decided to
return to Shamokin, and came back as
far as Lewistown on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, where he stopped of. From
Iewistosn he started eastward to Milf
fin on foot, and on the way was at
tackled by two men wt5 demanded his
money. One of the men fred at him
twice with pistol, and to finish their
work they knocked him down with
stones and then, supposing him dead,
they robbed him Of all his money and
stripped him of his clothes, after which
he was thtown into small ravine aud
covered mp with brush. Coils lay in
that position for nearly three days,
when lie became conscious and was able
to crawl out. He was discoeered BY
some train men who took charge o: him,
but for several days be was delirious.
As SOON as be had recovered sufficient
ly to tell his story, message vas sent
10 NJ. Theodore Devices, by whom Col
lis has ocen employed, and Mr. Devices
ordered that he should be properly
. taken care of until hc was able TO bear
transportation to Shamokin. Coils
finally got we'll, and has remained in
the vicinity of Slamokin ever since.
A few weeks ago he began to suffer
from the two bullets which still remain
ed in his head, and on Sunday lie went
to DR.. d. s. Hollenbach to have sur
gical examination made. The Doctor
found the two balls imbeddej in the
skull above the temporal bone, where
they we're fattened out. The balls
weighed about an eighth of an ounce
each and we're located about an inch
apart. So firmly we're the balls i'm
tedded ia the bone that the Doctor
broke ore of his instruments before the
bullets woula yield. He, however,
succeeded in extracting the trouble
some lead, and the man is sirce doing
very we'll. Coils is at present in Mt.
Carmel. He is we'll known in Shamo-
kin, but it is possible that many who
have come in daily contact with him
have heretofore been unaware that the
man with whom they have associated
has been carrying two leaden bullets in
his head for the las, ten years"
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VII Wait yiAia ard Patfsrsea eve.,
Tuesday, Iau-sIaY and eatGrcsy morning,
and will frrlish the citiss-3 O: thfss po.,
.ousis wiil the best 81
BEEF. VEAL. xCy.cy, PORK, &c.
a, tbs very loves, prices. lie respectfully
sel;cits the Patronage OF the pubic.
April G. lsTo-l 8. rrf.T
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A fine assortment of cloths, cass,meres
yestings, &c, aivrys on hand and for sale
by b. B. LOUDON.
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CARD.

Editor Ssnf,nei and Republican
DEke Sis IL notice that the Temper
ance Political Organization has placed my
name as a member on their County Com
mittee. Il am now member of the Repub-
lican State Central Committee for this
county, and cannot accept the proffered
place. To do SO would be TO assume to act
in two organizations. Aside from the
political movement of the temperance peo-
pie am heartily in favor of the temperance
cause.
EOAH nERTZLER.
PoKr ROYAL, Aug. 80, lo15.
JUNIATA ScoUTs! ATTENTION -
You are hereby ordered to parade liz
Patterson, at 81 o'clock on Monday.
September IL. 1875, to g, to Potts
vile for Inspection. Train will leave
at 5 o'clock, prompt Roll call at 4
O'Clock, sharp. BY order of
j. X. robson,
Captain.
MATHEW ROGERS, O. g.
fAIY CURE OIL recommends itself
to every body, and the proprietors are
receiving hundreds of testimonials from
all parts of the country, speaking of Its
astonishing cures.
Sold wholesale and retail by Banks & Ham,
lin, Miffiintown.
PUBLIC SALE.-John Henry will offer at
public sale, at his residence in Fayette
township, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on Saturday,
September Is, 1873, one mare with foal, 2
cows, l buggy, tanning mill, l plow, hay
by the ton, corn, potatoes, and his entire
stock of household furniture.
FAMILY RIGHT to make Applebutter with
out apples or cider, worth SLIGO, sent free
to all for 10 cents. Address G. GEHR,
Shprmansdsle Pa q
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we clipped this fsh paragraph ol

We clipped this fish paragraph or
article relative to fish, from the Lau-
caster Eraminer, and submit it. with
out comment, to the veteran editor Of
the LewistoHn Gazette for examination.
If be approves of il as true story, it
must pass as such, for he is good au-
thorty on fish. We are lot hinting
that the Era1iner does not know we
ouiy wish to direct the attention Of a
man who knows something of the habits
and freaks Of fish. to the article re-
ferred to. II the Examiner man will
only End ou, when the time for jump
ing arrives in the daytime, or even in
the night time, it will be great find
ing out, and will save the long tedious
hours that generally attend fishing.
Once the jumping time is found out,
all that will be necessary for a man to
do, will be for him to row or pole his
boat among the fish, and they will jump
into it. That would be delightful FISH,
ing. Gut We almost forgot to make
use of the Eraminer's article. Here
it is:
Yesterday while raft belonging to
Mr.. Weaver, at Marietta, Vas passing
down the Susquehanna river, just at
the Conewsgo Falls, above Callins Sta
ton, it was beset by school of black
bass numbering probably 200, all of
which leaped up out of the water aud
on to the raft. The taftsmen tried to
secure the fish and succeeded in getting
about 81 of them, which weighed on an
average from TO q pounds. Judge
Libbsrt is our auditority for this Item,
and he also informed our reporter that
several boys who were lifting outlines,
day or two ago, in the Susquehanna
river, were astonlshed somewhat when
five black bass leaped into their boat.
These species of the fnny tribe seem to
have remarkable propensity for jump
ing, and incidents where black bass are
secured by their leaping into boats and
other objects are not at all rare. but it
is seldom we are called upon to itemize
the fact of 200 making the leap, all at
once.
Since the preparation of the above,
We received the following from the Lew
istown Gasefs, which answers our gues-
tion and corrobor ates the raftsnan's
story. What happy time people will
have fishing once the river is full of
bass. The Gazette says:
On Friday last black bass of large
size sprang into Jacob Steidley's boat,
much 10 the astonishment of MIR S. and
others in it This fish has singular
propensity for jumping, several in
stances of which have come to our
knowledge.
We cave under that, Father Fry
singer, and apply the rule Of new Kings
new laws, new fish new stories.
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DIED.:

ACALEy-On the oath ult., in Walker
township, Mrs. Susannah Acaley, aged 75
years and IL months.
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3i4RRIED:

SPIGELMOYER-T 18th,
by Rev. A. Copcnhaver, Mr.. Simon Spigel-
moyer, of Oakland Mills, and Miss Mary
E. Thomas, of Vsnwert, Walker township.
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FAMILY RIGHT to make Applebutter with
out apples or cider, worth SLIGO, sent free
to all for 10 cents. Address G. GEHR,
Shermansdsle. Pa. q
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