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TOR SALE o.. 500 500 CASH, BALANCE II YEARS
j. 10 runl-A three story French roof House,
fodrth avenue, near ninth street. south BROOKLYN,
pnly ten minutes to Hamilton ferry house has all i'm
provements and newly painted throughout at cost of
b500 Address /. ThENhY. 70 White street. New York,
Mt the 443 Fourth
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BY THIS

BY THIS
SARATOGA LAKE GEORGE, sHARost SPRINGS,
RlCHFIELD SPRINGS, 1HE CATsKILLS, WEST
PofNf CORNWALL AND ALI. TOWNS ALONG liz
HUDSON RIVER WILL b. SUPPLIED WITH THE
NEW YORK HERALD BkfoRE BREAKFAST TIME
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOB
SALE OR TO RENT.

I,ARM FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICG-TO CLOSE AN
i interest 81 acres. at Morristown, ~ j. city
limits; good house, outbuidngs and fences; flowing
Ipring Apply 10 w. LAYING CLARK, 2s Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-04

L,OR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT OF So ACRES IN
I the beautiful village Of Geneva; situation excel
lent; good buildings ana lne fruit
GERRIT H. SMITH Geneva, New York.
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MAPS DESCRIPTIVE PAMP HLETS OF PROPERTY.
M Circulars; Catalogues and every kn1 Of Prinilng
adapted real estate dealers promptly, carefully ana
eheapy done at the METROPOLIrAN PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT In the Herald Building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-04
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE "a ACRES. "a MILES IN
~ Jersey, une ncumbered and cash. to exchange for
New York city Property; principals only. u. Y. CUR
LEY IL Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-04

ITxCHANGE.-A FIRST MORTGAGE OF 81, 500 ON A
II nearby Farm To exchange, Tor small vacant prl-
gate House in Brooklyn. h. D. Address MORTGAGE,
Herald Office.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
Furnished.

CMAJL POUR STORY HIGH sTooP BROWN STONE
- House Madison avenue below Thirty fourth streets
4 real gems rent furnished. s. 700 or uniurnlshed,
81, 50l The Furniture can be bought at n bargain.
Il. j. sHAfLOR, O. West hrty- third street.
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A CORNER HALL TO LET-473 GRAND STREET
~ or 30 Fast Broadway suitable Tor light mGnufac-
turing business public meetings; rent low Apply
Nil CHELL, IL Cedar street.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

ADMINISTRATION BOARD, FOR GENTLE
y men nicely furnished d; terms reasonable 20 Yves
lhi-ty-nfth street
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ITO LET-A FURNISHED HOUSE. AT wEsTPoRT,
i Conn, for the balance OF the summer or for the
year acre of ground carriase house phaeton so
rood piano. nine rooms beautiful residence. Inquire
Of CANDLE COOK. SO fulton street. Brooklyn, or
box 20 Post Office Westport
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PRIVATE FAMILY OCCUP ING THEIR OWN
~ house viii let econd Floor 70 gentleman and WIFE,
completely furnished; every convenience Tor house
keeping. 40S W est Twentv-fourth street,
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HARLEM AND NEW YORK EAvIGATIoH COM
IL pan. s summer arrangement for 1879 commencing
June 10 Boats leave Peck slip every half hour from
trips from halpas o'clock half past two O'CLOCK
which will be hourly see time table az landings
]. " IALLMAN. SUPERINTENDENT
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

A SECOND FLOOR. 81 WEST TWELFTH STREET
II Futable for n dressmaker some light business,
for dwelling and business combined. Inquire at IL
West Twelfth street.
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100 WEST FORTY-FIRST STREET.-THE LET
LOO partly furnished. four brown stone -,
foot front House low rent; immediate possesson good
location fer boardcrs. Apply before O'Clock.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

XNANTED-A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, BETWEEN
w Washington and Madison squares and Fourth and
Sixth avenues; brick preferred brokers need not
swcr Address CASH box SDl Post office.
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EXCURSIONS.

FORT LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY AND SHADY
side boats leave Canal street ever Sunday at ., 10
and III A. NJ. l. ana 80 r. NJ. and daily at 10 A NJ
z b;lo and rs NJ. landing daily and sunday al
later Fare lhc.
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DWELLING HOUSES 10 LET.

A VERY DESIRABLE And COMPLETELY FUR.
"A nlshed medium sized brown stone House 70 rent,
on Thirty street rrvent avenue, atklsj per
month. JAMES n. EDNAEDS, so. les west twenty
third street. over Moir's, corner sixth aVonne.
IyLEoANTLY FURNISHED BROwS STONE HOUSE,
ia hIeh stoop 10 let til May longer; terms very
mederste AppIy " D. u TTRRKf- "a Maiden lana
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no LET-A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY HOUSE,
l. plcasantly located high and healthy contains al
modern i'm first class neighborhood. at SO
mouth. Smith 3S Broad way. New York.
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THREE OF THE BEST CRANBERRY BoGS IL NEW
Il Jersey for sale. Apply 10 CHARLES JEFFREY S,
East Hampton Long Island, N Y.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-23

DcTr OF TOWNSHIP AUTHORS
As we are frequently asked, or written
to concerning the duties of said officers,
we publish the law Of 1874, the latest
enactment on the subject;
SECTION BE If enacted, SC, That
the auditors of the several townships
and boroughs within the commonwealth
shall meet annually on the first Mon
day of June, and oltener, If necessary,
ami shall audit, settle aud adjust the
accounts of the supervisors, road COM
missioners, school, borough and town
ship treasurers, as may by law be re-
ferred to them.
SEC. 2.-That She auditors of the
several townships and boroughs within
this commonwealth are hereby author
lied and required to publish BY posting
handbills, either printed or written, IN
at least five publiJ places within their
respective townships and boroughs. an
itemized annual statement of the re-
ceIpts aud expenditures Of the borough
councils, road commissioners, superVi-
sors, overseers Of the poor and schoo.
directors for the year preceding the
annual settlement for their respective
district said handbills to be posted
within ten days after such settlement /;
and further, it shall be the duty Of said
auditors to file copy of the same with
the township clerk in their respective
districts, and also with the clerk of the
court of quarter sessions. which shall
be at all times subject TO inspection by
any citizen thereof: ProUiisd, That
where any two Of said Offices shall be
exercised by tie same persons only
one statement shall be required .4isO
providea, That nothing in this act shall
be construed to interfere with the pres
ent law which requires annual state
ments of the receipts and expenditures
of the borough councils, commissioners,
supervisors, overseers of the poor and
school directors to be advertised in the
daily ano weekly newspapers PuuiiSneu
ID the respective localities.
SEC. 3.-In case of neglect or re-
fusal to comply with the provisions OF
this act, the auditors SO neglecting or
refusing shall pay penalty OF twenty
dollars, to be recovered in the same
manner as debts of similar amounts are
BY law recoverable, by suit instituted
in the name of the school district upon
the complaint of any ta&-paying citi-
zen of the same. and the proceeds
thereof to be paid into the school trea-
surg of said district.
SEC. 4.-All acts inconsistent here
with are repealed.
ApPRovED-The 9th day OF April,
A. d. 1874.
j. f. HARTRANFT.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-23

TEE LAVA Pen has achieved such
celebrity siIce its introduction into this
country, and is so extensively used in
our community, that brief descrip-
tion of its manufacture may be of in
terest to our local readers. First Of
all, a skeleton pen IS made of Gne steel,
exactly resembling an ordinary steel
pen, oaly much lighter and too brittle
for use. This skeleton pen is then COW
cred with coating of Lava, such as is
used in the manufacture of lava ware,
specially prepared for shis purpose b. a
peculiar process. The lava coating
gives to the zen an elasticity and smooth
ness which is equaled only b. g,ld, and
renders i, absolutely non corrosive. At
frs; it was supposed these reus would
never need wip;ng, and the circulars Of
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ATTENTION, FARNERs.-fhe Comfy Horse
Rake has gained for itself wide and last
ing reputation and proved itself to be the
victor of the the field. 1t is the best Rake
ever introduced among farmers-the most
simple in construction ard the easiest man
aged, as it is self Unloading. Tits the least
liable to get out of order, as the wheels are
made with the best wood hubs. II does the
best work with the least effort on the part
OF the operator, of any rake ever used by
the farmer. Each tooth is independent of
its fellow, but all are so fastened TO the
axle that none can get the least out of place.
From the ten thousand il use last year, We
have vet to hear of the first one that show wed
the least imperfection. This POPULAR Rake
has established its own reputation in the
field, and took the first reward of merit At
the Juniata County Agricultural Fair, 1874.
| sold fifteen of these Rakes last season,
and they all gave entire satisfaction.
am also Agent for the sale of the Screw
Mower, which was awarded the Prize
Gold Medal in a field contest under the au-
spices OF the Chester County Agricultural
Society, last June. The machinery of the
Mower is all encased. so that no dirt, wood
or straw can get into il to injure or clog it.
Little time is required to oil 1t, as by an I'M
proyement of the oil cups, once oiiing is all
that is needed 10 cut many acres o. grass.
The knives are run by screw gearing the
most thorough and nciseess gearing in-
vented. The whole machine being the
most thorough and recent improvement
placed in the market.
also sell the Keystone Reaper AMI Vow
er combined, with the improved johnson
SelfRake: This machine is extensively in
use among farmers in the eastern part of
the State; and wherever it has been intro :
duced it has so executed IFS work that there
Is a constantly Increasing demand for il.
Give my machines careful inspection
before purchasing elsewhere. | know you
viii decide in favor of them if you are in
need of an implement of the Eind.
D. N. JANIS ON, Jr., Agent,
.... iicAlisterville, Juniata Co., Pa.
Nnr sS-ft
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ORIENTAL, JUNIArA Co, Pa, |
june fi.h, 1879. (


M. Schreier-Dear Sir: In q COM
munity composed Of funny people, fun
ny things will happen; and that is the
case At Oriental. l must tell you Of
some laughable occurrences before l
get through with this letter.
First, however, l must tel, you that
the late rains have cheered up the
farmers considerably, a. the prospects
for the crops are now more encouraging
than they we're few weeks ago. The
rains we have had have all been of the
wet kind, and have moistened the ground
sufficiently to give q new impetus to
vegetation.
If you learn Of any one in want of
potato bugs, just send him around this
way, as he can have as many as he
wants, only for the catching.
Just across the creek here, in Sny-
der county, they must have some won
derful somnaDbul,sts, judging from the
fact that last Thursday night some one
entered the granary of Mr.. Aaron
Shaetfer, gaining access through trap
door from under the overshot, and sue
ceeted IN carrying of seven fine hams.
The same night Mr.. Samuel Sweigart's 5
guinea hens were all carried off. As
these things happened at night, 1 SIP
pose they must have been done by peo-
pie walking around in their sleep.
Mr.. j. S. Shelly, timer, of Richfeld,
stopped at Dingee's store the other day,
with lot OF tinware end while in the
house, eating dinner with the family,
one of the children observed his wagon
on fire, and So to $40 worth of dam
age had already Been done to his ware.
He had it packed, mostly, with cotton
rags, and the supposition is (which is
not improbable) that the suns rays
falling upon the tinware, and rejecting
upon the cotton rags. iguited them, and
caused the damage.
The most ludicrous affair that has
happened here since the last roudy left
the township, aud the rest all having
reformed, occurred last week between
Two men who had lawsuit pending be-
fore the Squire. For convenience sake
We will call the enc Jack and the other
Dick-l will not tell you that their
proper names are Christian and Joseph.
On the road to the Squire's they hap
pened to get in company with each
other, and their conversation naturally
turned on the merits of the suit TO be
tried, which said conversation not the
most amicahle. Is Dick gave Jack to
Understand that his words we're not to
be credited any too much, by calling
bin iiQr. Jacs, not having attained
10 that state of grace that "be arcth all
things" and feelii:g a necessity to de-
iend bis character as TO truth and ver-
acity, reached out,with cue of his hands
and happered to touch Dick pretty
.5rghly, when they got mo band-to-
hand encounter, ard the sequel proved
that Jack was one man too much for
Dick, as Dick had to submit to severe
pe!ting. besides getting the gable end
of his nose broken In.
Since the Lancaster Convention the
DemOcSts in this section are very
gloomy, and the Republicans are as
cheerful aud confident as they have
eve. been!
ANICUs.
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PRor. J. P. WlcKEssHax. suDsl, !

PRor. J. P. WIcKERsHAM. Suparin-
;endent Of the State Department Of
Public Instruction at Harrisburg, issued
the following official circular, relative
70 vacations and examinations Of SOL
diers' orphans schools;
ID partment Of Public Instruction,
Soldiers Orphans, Harrisburg, June Il,
ls75.-To the Principals and Mana
gers of the Soldiers Orpaan Schools and
Tones Vacation this year win com
,nence on Friday, July 23l, and con-
.inue till Friday, September 81, six
weeks. All the children must return
to school promptly at the cad of the
vacation, as a reduction will hereafter
be made In the case OF those wno re-
main away even for short time. The
s'thirty day rule" will ne longer be sp-
piled to this class Of absences.
The annual examinations at the sew
eral institutione may continue as many
DAYS as those directly controlling them
shall deem advisable, but the time Of
holding each examination must be made
TO include the day of visitation BY the
State oficers named below. a
The State officers, when preseit, will
conduct the examinations, calling on
such persons to assist theh as they
may deem proper; and it is hereby
directed that. in general, they limit The
examination in the lower classes TO
some one branch of Instruction, reserv-
ing most of the time for a more general
examination of the higher classes, or
the classes containing pupils soon to
leave the Institution.
The reports of the examinations will
be made out as they were last year, by
officers of the several schools and
homes, and forwarded to this depart
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-23
MARRIED.:

DOMER-McCRUM--o the 18th inst,
at the residence of Col. L. B. McCrum, in
Altoona, by Rev. J. H. Mathers, Daniel d.
Dorler, Esq, editor of the Shamokin Times,
and Miss Maud G. McCrum, formerly of
Mifilintown.
MCCARTNEY - GILLILAND On the
18th inst, by the Rev J. E. Kearns, VIA.
E. Mccartney, OF Dry Run, Pa, and Miss
u. Lizzie Gilliland, of Blair's Mills, Pa
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.Special Examinations

Special examinations will be held by
the Inspectors, as follows;
At the Orphans Home, Rochester,
Tuesday, June l5. p. Il.
At ST. Pau!'s Orphan Home, Butler,
Wednesday, June l6, a. y.
At Children's Home, York, Monday
June 81, a. NJ.
At Chlldren's Home, Lancaster,
Wednesday, June %, A. NJ.
At Orphans Home, Germantown,
Thursday, June "a, A.. NJ.
At Church Home, Apgora, Thurs
day, June 24, P. u.
At Industrial School, Philadelphia,
Friday, June %, Al
At Educa tional Home for Boys, Phil
adelphia, Friday, June 25. o NJ.
At St. Johns Asy ylum, Philadelphia,
Saturday, June %, A. NJ.
At st. Yineent's Asylum, Tacony,
Saturday; June 20, p. NJ.
At Catholic Home, philadelphia,
Monday, June 2S, p. NJ.
At Lincoln Institution, Philadelphia,
Tuesday, June 30, p. NJ.
At Orphans Home, Wcmelsdorf,
Friday, July =, A. NJ.
Regular .4aauai Examinations.
The Superintendent will attend
st Bridgevater, Friday, July 9, AN.
At Soldiers Orphan Institute, Sat-
urday, July 10, A. NJ.
At Mansfield, Tuesday, July l3, AN.
At Chester Springs, Friday, July l6,
A. VI.
At White Hall, Tuesday, July 90,
A. ".
At McAlisterville, Wednesday, July
81, A. NJ.
At Mt JOY, Thursday, july %, NJ.
Inspector Cornforth will intend:
At AndersOnburg, Tuesday, July 6,
A. NJ.
At Loysv;lle, Wednesday, July 4;
A. NJ.
At Hartford, Saturday, July 10, AN.
At Mansfield. Tuesday, July Is, AN.
At Mercer, Thursday, July Is, AN.
tPhilipsbutg, Friday, July l6, AN.
At tUniohtown, Monday, July 10, All.
At Dayton, Thursday, July %, An.
Deputy State Superiutendeats HOdck
and Curry will assist a. several exam
nations in dieeren: parts of the State.
The county superintendents of the
counties where the examinations are
he'd will take part in them. Several
principals of State Normal Schools have
promised to be present.
Mrs. f. Z. Rutter, Lady Inspector,
will be present at a number Of examina-
tons, as Jill also, it is hoped, His Ex-
celiency Governor Rartranft, and mem
bers of the Board of State Charities.
An exhibition of Industrial skill and
military drill will form a feature of
the examinations. Drawing and copy
books should be ready for inspection.
The examinations will be, as hereto
fore, public and the authorities Of the
several schools are requested to invite,
specially, the presence of suPerinten-
dents, directors and teachers of com
mon schools, members of sGperlntend-
ing committees, sol,.iers, members of
the Legislature, judges of the courts,
clergymen, editors, and such other citi-
zsns of the several localities as have
interested themselves in the work OF
educating cur orphan children.
The examinations in the forenoon
will commence as nearly as practicable
at A. NJ, and those in those IN the
afternoon at p. NJ. Every arrange
ment should be made beforehand TO
prevent unnecessary delay. The regu-
lations for vacation will be the same as
heretofore.
j. L. WIcKERsHAM,
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ERRORS OF YOUTEf.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects of youthful indiscretion
will. for the sake of suffering hrmanity,
send free TO all who need it, the recipe and
direction for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience can DO
so By addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
jan6-6m Il Cedar ST., New York
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DIED:

noRRO y-At Blair's Mills, Pa, on the
9th inst, Mrs. Annie J. Morrow, wife of J
B. Gorrow, aged 81 years, 2 rcnths and
Is days. Died in the f11 assurance OF
faith.
ORR-Near the same place, on the 10th
inst, Mrs. Margaret Orr, aged IS years ard
8 months.
H0RNING-Or tl,e 18th inst in Fer
managh township, Mrs. Saliis Horning, aged
about - years.
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MIrrLlNToxN MARKETS.
MIFFLINTOwN GRAIN MARKRF.
TO CONsUMPTlvEs.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption,
by simple remedy, is anxious TO make
known TO his fellow sufferers the means OF
cure. To all who desire it, he viii send a
copy of the prescription used, Qree of
charge), with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which they will find a
sure cure for CONSUMPTION. Asthma, BroB-
chitis, &c. Parties wishing the prescrIp-
ton will please address
Rev. E. A. WILSON,
1911 Penn ST., WilliaEsburgh, New York.
i.ns- -6rn1
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-23

Tue Centennial Anniversary of the
battle of Bunker Hill was celebrated
with great euuthusiam, at Boston, last
Thursday.
/ In the evening of ttrt day there was
a celebration in The Academy Of Music
in Philadelphia, in honor of that his
toric event, in which Col. 4. k. Me-
Clare participated as orator, aud thus
was JuniGta cot:nty represented in the
greeting that Philadelphia Sent to 3os-
ton. At Allentown the day was cele-
brated with greater demonstration than
in Philadelphia. There was a repro
[ ductlon-as near as possible without
actual hostility-of the historical scene
of the battle of Bunker Hill, on the
fair ground at that place. "At sunriss
/ 100 guns were fired. At l o'clock the
Americans, in Continental uniform, un-
der command Of Gen. Robert McAhs-
ter, marched to the battle ground, fol-
lowed by the British in British Uniform,
rnae. Command of Col. L. II. Good
The fight lasted two hours, and was "a
mirably conducted. Over 900 troop:
participated" Twenty-Five thousand
people were present.
Gen. Robert McAlister is a Juniata
county man, and thus again Juniata
was represented.
These minor celebrations are fitting
preludes to the Centennial celebration
of the Republic at Philadelphia next
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-23

HARRY day for all when sou use Pain
Cure Oil. Persons using i. speak well
of it, and say There is nothing like
it" for the alleviation of all pain.
Sold wholesale and retail by Banks & Ham
lin. Miffiintown.
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jes-3t Spruce Hill, Junia.a Co, Pa.

THE LAVA Pen is taking the place Of the
common Steel Pen wherever used. 1t will
net corrode; it will not injure tinted inks (;
it will write as smoothly as a gold pen; it
will outlast dozen steel pens. Sent by
mail for 81 gross, or 20c dozen. The
trade supplied by FRssrSGER Bsos., Lewis
town, Pa, General Agents for Juuiata, Mif-
film, Huntingdon, Centre and Snyder coun-
ties. Sold by B. F. KEPSEg. ISt
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4 srge stock ofready made clo,h.ug Of the
IL latest and choicest styles, FOR men and
boys, hats. caps. boots aud shoes. norioi
fun hing goods in endless vsher-' Tor ssl-
a: SaGlei 5T.T-r'a, IL rasi-Is9E
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-23

TrsyrF Ssfb for sale, at so cents per
pound, at WeIler's, on the Islandr Orders
! for seed LETT at J. y ii. A. Stambaugh's s
store will be promptly filed.