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these he win need only fortv-nve votes from the
North, and he means 70 ret those, and mere.
Feeling thus confident OF getting the Domina-
tion, no starts his Anti Catholic campaign CRY,
ana eounts on success through stirring up roll
eious animositiss. The third- term con spirscy N
a craftily engineered plot.
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II appears that many OF the Methodist
preachers have been In the habit Of looking on
GIL HANEN IA the funny man. or the eccentric
character. mong them. when interviewed
about his third-term speech, alm's every other
one II them gives uitornnce TO such express ions
as these; con, us only GIL HAYES :" "GIL Is
always d ICING queer things :" go Ou know On.
don't youf" "W,ll. n's GINS wHy;" Bishop
GIL's a characters" "Wnat can you expect from
GIL?" ana so on. There may be some truth in
these things but then, when man holding the
olice Of Bishop CONES out for tie third term
Lefore a large body of clergymen, and is cheered
nd endorsed 10y all these clcrRimen. II T. not
sufficient to reply by saving that he is fellow
who acts funnily. In any event, under such cir
cumstances, lis funny ways should be re-
str lined by his brethren.
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eueusdu sae tsnfus stst I'D TeFftefy
b. I Hi,t the Dom nHs Of srsds
tis dle g'I-t 2 clFrularon. A. mo-
phil, The us shssP
ptss sf,lre ,orsisr-d among all he -s't' r'''
tsif ufstt spd dsi.ft ssruiurs ups stt ffs sne
I'll Il ~ sfte-s, s,I~c. estst-, ~Ai- - ~o hss'
Gfu isrdt. tsrf anyffr On geusfsl dsmand 10
III t.i thtoHrh ~ columns feadt maftt
pfsinau ADJ g., line. 30 D"
NJ - oisFs ~ suu o. dsps,sd tyP> -
lutlns's Notices. sih pc ~ Nus, 20
ksins y ts.s psgs,Isf ir', W
s,t.orieh, l-.ss. prepaid tt.sosy"r
EH lor IL isft
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Mr.. BrECHER says Brother SHFARMAN is
an honest man. We have heard msnv euithets
applied TO tile attorney Of the late jim FISK, hut
we never herd hlm called that before. The
commonost epi het he's been tricky.
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The Southern correspondent Of the en-
cilndu Commercial goes into particulars 10 show
tnat the m chincry u the Republican party Of
the South Is entirely controlled bv third-term-
ors. The leaders and onceholders will all step
to the music OF Boss GRANT, aud shout them
selves hoare m crying uut Tor "a third term and
unlimited Gr,ntism. Every Southern Repuhli-
can Timed states Senator is a third termer, ex
cepr WEST, Of Louisiana, and he Is open to con
vcti0n. SAM GARD is almost ready 10 die for a
third term. Parsun BHOwNLOw wishes some
more Of GRANT, and the South Carolina and
Aaboma Repu lcans nave passcd fulsomc thlrd-
term resolutions. The voters against SPRING
Frs anti-third term resolution in the House be-
longed TO the southern hand OF the GRANTEES
d To these the GIL HAVEN Methudists, the
FOSTER daik-lantern Anti-Ca holes. and The riff
r.n OF OIL 'eholders throughout the country,
and we have the tNlrd-term army-a ragg ed
host, but still considerable IN wire-p pulling and
manipulating power. Tins third-term conspiracy
Is a deep-laid plot and GRANT will push II with
stubbornDess and de ormin ttion. GRANTS con
ldence is In the entire vote OF tho Southern
delegation to the Republican nominating con-
yentien-ops hundred aud thirty nine. Besides
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II is not easy o get at the best way OF
dealing with drnnkafds-those Of them who
become public ononners ar uuhiic burdens, and
whom the law has a rieht To take hold Of. he
Assembly Committee on Crime mas been ex-
aiming the subject. and taking the opinions ~
various men of experience. d.. PARKER had
much To say about tho evils Of the excessive use
OF liquors, which he thought should he stopp. d
before It destroyed our civilization but his only
remedy Was q rough leeis latiun that would sub
etitute iermented liquors for distilled liquors In
po lular use. Commisslo Toner Cox expressed him
self as opposed To inehrlare nsylums, such IA
that on Wards Island, which was failure, in
tnat II did not secure the reformation Of any
drunkards hut his only remedy "Reminiscences
was In the subiection of habitual ArunkaTds to
long terms Of imprisonment. The opinions Of
MI. Cox bore severely on the inebriate instltu-
ton under the charge Of the board with which
he Ia connected for II Ia certain that percent
age of drunkaids do undergo reformation In
other institutions Of similar character Per-
haps his idea of heightened incarcer ttion for
those drunkards VINO are public nuisances Is
not bad one. Many of the men who, In the
course Of n year, get the ten days sentence a
score OF times, would be- benefited by being
torcibly kept away from temptation for six
months, or u rear, or even longer period.
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Inc hi9h-priced comblt atoms have thus far
lnHu 70 secure tue cooperation Of BALDWIN, the
culhirr lie made low nrice, and he Intends 10 uss
Ihen IN the Interest OF the peoOlr.-1dp
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The prominent ladies aud other persons
who are trying to alleviate the condition Of the
shop women OF the city, must caution each
other against applying hard terms 10 tie owners
Of business houses In which women are en-
rloycd. 1t Is tad Iolcy to talk Of these mer
chants - cruei-heaTted. oppressive, and or 40
ing tyrauts, VITO are wfully and knowingly
guilty Of wronTing their female help. The de-
sired object Is not likely to lie inod by the use
Of such nGuare. In regard TO the greater rart
Of our enterprisine storckeepeis. It Is only NJ
essary that their attention should be properly
called % the ground 81 omplaint, to secure it,
removal. In this case, reason aud amiauiiity are
better than iuNcctiye.
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Good wines az fl5lag lion; Rhine, Stuternes
fhrrries, pori taNfO MA. An kinds OF nan p .,e.t
slsn fancy wines and chamnagnes NJ H. Mouqutn', la
Fulton, aud 20 Ann IT., oasenent.-Adr. - 80
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bargains at Hir m Anderson's Sons IN car
Ado, - - N' WV" ~'NN ~
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Mr.. II. V. RrDrlrrp, Who writes YER,

Mr. II. V. REDFIEID, who writes very
+ wiharv Of CIT HAVEN, nd ia intimately ac-
quainted with his opinions aud q rcer. saws that
GU Is not only "an ardent third-termer. tut
when the third term IS out. II 1t should ever 60
IN, he viii be a fourth-termer, for the causes
that seem To- indicate the necessit, Of a third
term Will exist In az Icrfoot a state four years
hence" There IL no doubt NJ mis-. The main
Argument advanced by GU for the third term Il
Of permanent application, n ~ be- applic llo az
all. 1t is that GRANT IL the savior OF the coun-
try. THIS can he SAID of no other man. 1t must
be forever true 81 GH'NT. Now, II the country
have no other SAILOR than GRANr, and II GRAAr
be the unriy'lled SAVIOR Of the country, GIL
HAVEN should not mock us hy prooo-ing TO give
him only one otner term Of tour brief years. /.
the country to be smpwrecked for want OF him
In lSSl2
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'T"T7' III IITT7TIT II-TFIT 7
WHITE RIVER junction., W., Dec. II. -
dl-s celul ARRAY occurred TODAY AT thc
wooUen mt In North Hmtllud. VI, betveon
ID. con EJhr i'm .urri- ana Oliver llr iturr.. lr
"l lihIll ma, dur mr. an executing controversy over
az old matt r. Morris hud his work men clectel
hr"th'r5 from the mill, ana injured n.u So s, :
riouslY that medical nii MAS u,crss ,ry. nr $.
u Amen reports Brother In acriticdl condition.
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The Brooklyn police are entitled TO
credit Tor tie manLer IN which they worked up
the clues leading TO the trrest 81 the suppose d
murderer OF the Polish giil here are indie =
tious that under chief CAMPBELL's rule the
police will yet prove Il protection to life and
property In Brot klyn.
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Foley, Gold Pens. No.sA..or HOu.-1dv.
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A dvertisius Rates.

It-.Hn. ,dvs-.ns rsshlns ,co r'd.'', cots suly -s
feu,rs.
0tdns'v AAvsst~.msne. 49, sees hns, W -
1sifsNr- o tsfzis " ~ fne, ~
BE- Nato t-ls. hsrsgvs D-sth- ~ me, 90
fy us NetA. 49, M-ff.s.' ssd % ths, ~ lns, %
tseiuf and na. r,i. a. Ne ~ AuE .. rsf 10 20
H. dt Set e.. y I'm ! ~
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lnRaosE -YoEa Sas cx.-A sass chance
Bronze Turkeys al less than half price
= per pair, or some very fne 6obbiers al
20 cents per pound, weighing from Is to ~
pounds. Also, Ayleshury Ducks and Brah-
ma Fowls cheap. Inquire Of
MAURICE LEONARD,
Noy8-tf Oakland Mills, JuRiata Co., Pa.
PrBLIc SALK.-Benjamin Stine viii offer
at public sale, at the mansion honse Of the
Slime family in Fermanagh township, at 10
o'clock An, Oh Friday, December IL, 1875.
8 work horses, two-ycar old horse colt,
8 milch cows, heifer two years old, two
spring calves, four shoats and a large lot
Of farming utensils.
Re UNIoN-A Reunion Of the sur.
vivors of the 49ih Regiment Pa. Vol,
will be held Al Leuistowu, Pa, Dec.
%, 1875. All survivors are cordially
invited to attend.
A. W. WAKEFIELD,
Late Col. Comm'd'g 49th Pa. Vol.
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MAkRLED:

WILSON N-On ths 24th
ult., at 5 o'clock r. n, at the residence of
the BRIDES father-Nr. I.ucien Wilson-by
Rev. Joseph Mathers, assisted by Rev. II.
Stewart, Rev. Thomas A. Robinson, for
meyly of Academia, now of Centre county,
and Miss Ella T. Wilson, of Oakland Mills,
Juniats county.
We beg to join in the throns Of consrat-
ulation TO Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson on their
advent to the circle Of married people
En-
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NOTICE.

number of subscrib RS 10 the Sentinel
Gnd Repabtieas arc owing one and two years
subscription, number a longer period OF
subscription than that. To all such who
pay on or before the 10th day of January,
1876, sl.50 per annum will suffice. After
that date ali subscription that has run one
year and upwards viii be charged AT the
rate of $40 per annum, as per published
rafcS.
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Administrators, A Notice.

Estate Of George Hspner, deeeused.
M HEIEAS Letters of Administration
w on the estate Of George Hepner, bate
of Fayette township. deceased, having
been granted TO the undersigned, all per-
sons indebted TO said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those
having claims will please present them
without delay TO @
JACOB SCHREFFLE9,
JOHN HEPNER,
novl0- At Administrators.
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The Beatty & Plotts Golden Tongued
Parior Organs have no superiors, IN tone,
and speedy response To touch. We have
one to sell, at figure below the usual SELL
ing price for the same grade OF organ.
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I arge stock of ready made clothing Of the
IL latest and choicest styles, for ruen and
boys. hats, caps, boots and shoes, notions,
furnishing goods in endless variety for sale
at Samuel Strayer's, IN Patterson.
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Philadelphia 4 Reading Railroad.
AnanseMeft Of Passenger Trains.
Novr.sra 2sd. 1876.


% fa NovHsBEa 22d, 1876.
1Yesxs iesre Huyistsyg a. foliors:
For New York at 20, 10 .. M. 90 and
- 40 p. m. laa1 lall laaa
For Phil.delphia at 20, 9 10, 9 45 .. m,
o. and 50 p. m.
For Resding a ~. y 10, 3 45 .. M, 2 W,
3 50 and ~ p m.
For Pottsvii,s Al 2fl, 3 10 .. m, and so
p m. aud via SchuyIkill L Susquehznn.
Branch at 2 40 3. m. a
For Allentown at 20, 8 10 Q. m, Z W,
s 80 and 40p. m
The 10, 10 y. IN, o. and q - p. m
trains have through cars for New York.
The ~ a. m. and = % p M. trains have
through cars for Philadelphia.
SUNDAYS.
For New York at 20 q. nj.
Por Allentown and way stations at 90 a. M
For Reading, Phlladelphia and way stations
at | IS p. m.
TIaiss for HasTnbsrg isare as Joiiors:
Leave New York at Q l5 q. m, l 90 5 Is
and q As p. IN.
Leave philAdelphis at Is a. M, 3 10 and
~ p. IN.
Leave Reading At 10, ! 40, II % A.. IN,
so, 8 - aud ~ 70 p. M.
Leave Pottsviile at 55, Q 10 a. m. and 81
p. NJ, and via Schuylk,ll aud Susque-
hanna Branch at y Vi 3. M.
Leave Allentown at 30, 5 so, 8 So a. m.,
II 25, 4 ~ aud As p. m.
The 30 O.. m. train from Allentown and
the ~ a. n.. train from Reading do not
run on Mondays.
iNs SUNDAYS.
Leave New York at l5 a. VI.
Leave Philadelphia at 10 p III.
Leave Reading at 4 40. : 40 a. m. and 10
~ y. m.
Leave Allentown at 9 30 .. m. and s 4j p IN
'Yid Morris asd Esser Railroad.
JOHN E. wOOrTEN,
JatI General Superintendent.
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GREAT REDUCTION
u .3nl Tx The
PRICES OF TEETH!
Full Upper or Lower Sets rs Low rs IS

No teeth allowed tn leave the office un-
less the patient is satisfied.
Teeth renodeied and repaired.
Treth filed 10 last for life.
Teeth extracted without pain, by the use
of Nitrous Oxide Gas, always on hand.
Owing to the hard times, viii insert
full single sets teeth, of the very best kind,
for $500. Temporary sets $500 extra.
ToOliische stopped IN i've minutes with
out extracting the tooth, at the Denisl Of
fice of g. l. DkRR, established in Mifiiin-
town in 1850.
... G. l. DER2,
Jan "a, 1872. Practical Dentist.
A fine assortment of closhs, cassimeres
vesiings, &c, a,wrys on hand and for sale
by ;. B. LOUDON.
u n
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GOOD HOUSE AND BARN,

and all necessary outbuildings. good never
failing running water at both house and
barn. an abundance OF fruit Of difereRt
kinds. Will be sold very low, as the sub
scriber is not able to work so large place.
For particulars inquire of the under sign
ed, residing on the premises, or Of j. u.
Long, Sadsburyville r. o., Chester Co. Pa.
J. +. q. LONG,
Port Royal r. o., Junista Co., Pa
Oct 20, 1916.
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~ THE GREAT CAUSE
H OF
" MAN MISERY.
inst Published, IN "a Ssaisf Enreiops. Irtc,
Jnsf Pu5lIshff, IN q NsaIsd EHrtIops- FTicl
six cshls.


A Lecture vb the Nature. Treatment and
Radical Cure OF Spermatorrhra, or Seminal
" eakness, Inv oluDtary Emissions, Scxua
Debility, and Imp, diments to Marriage gen
orally; Nervousness, CONSUMPTION, Epi.
lepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical Inca.
pacity, resulting from Sell. Abuse, etc--B,
RoBER- J. cULYERWELL, VI. D.. Au.
thor OF the ssG-een Book" &c.
The world-,enovned afrhor, in this ad
mirable Lecture. clearly proves from hi
own experience that the swfnl conseqaen
ces of Self Abuse may be rffectually r-mov-
ed without medicines, and without danger
Gus surgical operations, bougies, instru
ments, rings or cordials, pointing ont 4
mode of cure at once certain and effecfua
by which every sufferer. 40 matter what hi'
condition may be, may cure himself cheaply
privately aud radically.
~This Lecture riH prore boon 10 fhoH
sdHds aai heuseads.
Sent af5ier seal. in plain envelope, {,
any address. on receipt OF six cents. or tw,
postage stamps. A idress the Publishes,
CiiAS. J. G. KLINE s. co.
IL Bowery. New York,
Post-Oaice Box i5S6.
Oct. IL, lSI5-ly. -r.a
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Patterson, Oct. l3, 1875.
E.F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron

E.F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron
Has never been known to fail in the cure
Of weakness, attended with symptoms, in
disposition to exertion, loss OF memory.
difficulty of breathing, general weakness,
horror of disease, weak, nervous trembling,
dreadful horror OF death, night swcais, cold
feet, weakness, dimness Of vision, languor,
universal lassituae of the muscular system,
enormous appetite. with dyspeptic symp-
toms, hot hands, flushing OF the body, dry
ness Of the skin. pallid countenance and
eruptions ON the face, pam in the back,
heaviness of the eyeiids, frequent black
spots II, ing before the eyes with tempors-
ry sutiusion and loss Of sight; want Of at
tentioa, etc. These symptoms all arise
from a weakness, and TO remedy that use
Z. F. KunkePs Bitter Wine Of Iron Il never
fails. Thousands are now enjoying health
who have used it. Get the geuine Only
81 ID in 81 bottles. Depot and office, 259
North Ninth ST., Philadelphia. Ask for
KunkeI's, and take no other. Sold By all
druggists.
.Nerrous Debility! Nervous Debility,
Debility, depressed, irritable state of
mind, a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
no energy or animation, confused head,
weak memory, the consequences of excess
ses, mental overwork. This nervons de-
bility finds sovereign cure in E. F Kun
kel's Bitter inc OF Iron. 1t tones the
system, dispels the mental gloom and de-
spondencS and rejuvenates The entire sys-
tenn. Sold only in 81 bottles. Get the
genuine. Take only E. T. Kunkel's, il has
yellow wrapper around it, his photograph
on outside. Sold by your druggist. Z. L.
Kunkel. Proprietor, Philadelphia, P.
259 Tape Worm Removed Alive s59
Head and all complete in two hours. No
fee till head passes. Seat, Pin and Stom-
ach Worms removed bv Dr.. KCSKEL, 2I9
North Ninth street, Philadelphia. Send
for circular, or ask your druggist for bot
tie Of kgSKEL's WoRx SYRUP. 1t never
fails. Price 81.
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fever in Saville township, Perry county
The digging there is money thrown
away.
PERSONAL - The store of James
Irwin, at Reeds Gap, this county, va.
entirely destroyed BY fre last Thurs.
day morning.
The attendance on the preaching o!
Rev. T. j. Sherrard, at the NJ. Z
Church last Thursday vas large. 1,
was live Thanksgiving sermon, and
bristled With autagonisn to everything
that savored of anti orthodoxy.
Last week si!as Wright, of Perry
county, was in this county collecting
Juniata's quota for a history of the
State.
William Banks, of Fermansgh town
slip, } as stocked his stables with nice
lot of Western steers.
The church sociable at Mr.. James
North's, last Thursday evening, was
largely attended
Rev. Mr.. Blackwelder has been VS.
iting the common schools within bis
charge.
Mrs. Aona Randall Diehl will lee
ture on " What Saw in EUROPE" on
Friday evening, before the Teachers
Institute. 93
Moody, the evangelist, last Sunday
in his preaching said he was tired OF
bearing the word "duty" as applied to
christiaa work. Duty should not lead
to the work; it should be love to work
for the Masters kingdom. That is a
high standard, and how many fail to
subscribe to 1T
Prof. Sbumaker, formerly Of Acade-
mia, is in town
Charley kePner runs miniature
fountain in the Drug Store.
Jesse Howe has been to Altoona
According to the Altoona Tribune he
passed through the railroad shops in
thar place in a manner that becomes a
6rst-cIass mechanic.
Ge,'rge Metterling and Henry Shell
lenberger returned on "Wednesday
morning from tour through the West
ern States.
L. r. Landis, Of Evandale, reports
the common schools of the East end al
doing we'll with one or two exceptions
Hiram Stewart gave us pop call on
"Wednesday morning, and reports the
condition of Tuscarors Valley as pros
porous.
Pictures of Moody and Sankey have
appeared in town. Their pictures have
familiar appearance. They have
pleasan. couutensnces both wear
mustsches aGd thereby the most ex-
pressive festure.-tbose of the lips
or mouth-are hidden from sight. Mr..
Moody combines in bis appearance
three persons known 20 the generality
of this town First, the manner ol
wearing his hau and beard reminds one
of the Rev. Mr. Penepacker; Second,
his face wears the expression of the
face of man named Levi Goshen, q
tailor, who lived here some years ago,
and, Third, be has eyes that remind
one of the eyes of . man named Alex.
Barnes, a cigar maker, who lived here
few years ago. Combining the looks
or appearance of these people men
toned his face Is strikiDgly familiar
Mr.. Sankey's face does not seem strange
but just who be looks like, does no'
recur to mind now.
THE Teachers Institute opened &C
cording to announcement on Monday
aft, ruoon, with John NJ. Garman
County Superintendent, in the chair
and auxiliary officers, j. +. Allen
Vice President, W. l. Hibbs and Johr
F. Su.ith, Secretaries, in place, and rol
of teachers as follows:
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TERMS.

Subscription, 81 so per annum, If paid
~itkin Il months; 500 if NOT psid within
l2 months.
Transient advertisements inserted at so
cents per inch for each insertion.
Transient business notices in local COL
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wear.
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sHERIFF,s SALES.

DY virtue of sundry writs of stnd. erpo-
- nas, iararra facias, &C., issued out Of
the Court OF Common Pleas of Juniata
county aud to me directed, will be exposed
to public sale, at the Court House, in the
borough Of Mifilin.own, at O'Clock p. ".
on FRIDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1873, the fol-
lowing described real estate, viz: si
All the right, title and interest Of A. p.
Price in and TO all that certain niessuage
and tract of land, situate in Milford town
ship, bounded and described as follows -
Beginning at post on the division line di-
viding the tract now being described from
the residue OF the adjoining tract; thence
by lands of John kepner south 363 deg. Z.
6 Pr. to post; thence by lands of said
Kepner 40s deg Z. ITO S-l0 Pr. to pine
stump; thence by lands Of W w Wilson
n. SO deg W. l2S Pr TO post; thence b.
laucs ef Wilson and Switzer S. 15 deg w.
"A Pr to stones; thence by lands OF Wilson
l6A deg ". Is Pr to post; thence ty lands
of Switzer n. 53i deg 8 Pr to black oak |;
thence south l6s deg ". % Pr to post (;
thence n. s. deg s Pr to stones; thence by
lands of Wilson lGA E. AZ Pr to stump /;
thence 5 50 ,.eg E. 40 Pr To white oak. the
place of beginning, containing l0} ACRES
and 20 PEACHES, more or less, having
thereon erected Log Dwelling House, Log
Barn and ouibuildings. Seized, taken in
execution and 10 be sold as the property Of
Price
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-01

Lecturers present on Monday-Prof. :.
H. Shumaker, of Chambersnurg; Pro-. A.
N. Raub, of Lock Haven.
PrBLrc SALE. John Kenep, of Lack
township, will offer at public sale, al III
O'Clock A. H., on wednesday, December
8. 1875. two good young mares, one good
two-year old horse colt, ore COW, one heifer,
five shosts, wagons, ploughs, and other
farming utensils, ccrn, oats, buckwhea''
wheat, Hungarian grass seed hay, corn
fodder, Is acres wheat in the ground Inc
farm will also be offered for sale at the same
time and Place.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-01

The Pittsburgh Gazette says: L. G.
Warren was arrested at Indians, Pa.
q day or two ago by detective Roger
O'Mars, of this city, for setting IRE to
and burning his store at that place
The warrant was issued on an informa-
tion made BY Messrs. Brown 4 Co.,
insurance agents Of this city, the prop
erty destroyed having been insured in
the company represented BY them. The
accused w,s arrested and gave bail in
Indiana before justice of the peace.