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Observation-Disclosures.

New YoRK, October 28.-Thc steamer
sueyia, from Hanburg, arrived.
LONDON, October 26.-Arriyed-The
steamers Bothnia, from New York, and
Palestine, from boston.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 2G.-The Dri,
tish ship Galata, from Liverpool. The
British ship Ann MeliCout has cleared
for Liverpool,
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ATLANTA, GA, October 26.-The Con.
ductors' Insurance Association to-day
condemned the strikes. Montreal ia the
next place for the meeting. Saml. Titus
Of New York City, was elected President
4. K, stallings, OF Atlanta, 1st Vice Pres
ident, 9. A. stanch6eld, Of Creston, Iowa
I'd Vice President; Grand Secretary
Cuthbertson was reelected; John w
Moore, Of Columbus, O., Executive Com.
mIttee, was reelected. There will bera
barbecue tomorrow and a hop at The
Markham House tonight.
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Moscow, October 2O.--During the trial
to-day Of man named Sauftleben
charged with embezElement, Major Gen
Hartupg shot himself in court In conse
quenee oil witness accusing him Of theit
The affair caused much excitement.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ana Ntoons.

New YORK, October 26.-MoSRY--6a7
per cent closing at 6. Prime mercantile
paper per cent Custom receipts 1856,
700. ClearingS $l6,0O0,0OO. Sterling quiet
long 4.Sl, short 4S5H, Drygoods imports
for the week Sg20,OO0.
GoLD-1hrOuglluut to-day at l021. Car
Tying rates Y TO per cent and borrowing
fiat to 9 per cent.
SlLvER-At London IS 1.1Gd. Here, sill
yer bars are 81 23K, greenbacks, 81 '2OL
gold. Silver coin NaN per cent discount.
GovBRNMRNTS-Steady,
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Weather Indications.

WAH UKPARINKNT,
OETicE OF THR CmKY SIGNAL OBPICER, ;
WARRINGTON, D. C., Oct 2T-l 4. n. }
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
partly cloudy weather, with occasional
rain areas, variable winds, shifting tc
colder west and stationary or higher
pressure.
For the Lakes, cloudy, rainy weather
warmer east winds and falling barometer
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Transierrcd IIer Bridge Stock.

ST. LOUIS, October 26.-At an election
held here to-day II was voted almost
unanimously 10 transfer the city's stock
10 the bridge at this point TO the Union
Pacific Railroad, provided they make the
terminus Of the road here. There were
only 50 votes against the proposition.
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BosroN, October 2O;-Two steamers to.
morrow, for Liverpool, take l,2l5OOO
bushels Of wheat, shipped by Chicago
parties on through bills OF lading.
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NEIoHBoRuoop NEws.-The hIound

NEIoHBoRuooD NEws.-The hounds.
vile Reporter says:
"There are more persons confined to
their rooms on account OF sickness in this
place and vicinity than there have been at
any time for several years."
The same paper remarks that "the
Murphy movement will have TO be re.
viyed here again. Tapgleloot is vended
somewhere about here, as tho evidence
is too plain and some cellars speak too
audibIy that the 'critter is thar"
The Steubenville Gazette hears "that
Capt, Devenny, late Inspector, &C., is a.
Washington, trying to get the Steuben.
vile PostoiEice for himself"
The pastor Of the Second Church at
steubenvile has requested that his salary
be raced down to $500 from $4,000
We presume the brethren will razeeit.
The mules we're let down into the
Stony Hollow shaft at Sleubenyille, Wed.
nesday evening, preparatory to resump.
tion Of full operations at the shaft.
New corn is plenty in the market at 40
cents per bushel. Potatoes are still 25
cents per bushel, and apples from % TO
40 centS.-OiorgaRtoIVa Posi-.
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FRANCE.
AIcMahon's Message Read.

McMahOn's Message Read.
PARIS, October 2G.-The Figaro says
that at the Cabinet Council yesterday q
draught Of the message from President
McMahon, to be delivered at the opening
OF the Chamber Of Deputies, was ap-
proved. II Is very firm in tone,
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Charged with Perjury.

NEwARK, n. j., October 2e.-Richard
=. Eells, Secretary of the plundered
kockland Savings Bank, has been held to
bail for perjury in making seports.
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Whale Ship Abandoned in the

SAN Francisco, October 26.- The
whaling bark, W. Dom, from the Arctic
Ocean, brings news that the bark Three
Rrothers, Captain Owens of New Bedford,
was abandoned in the ice near Point Bar.
row. The crew escaped and is distribut.
ed among the other vessels Of the fleet.
On September 1lth the British bark,
W. H. Farnsworth, was crushed in the
ice, filled, capsized and sunk in twenty
minutes. The crew was saved.
No news has been received Of the crews
Of the fleet abandoned last season with
the exception Of tho two Kandas from the
bark Acars Barnes, who made their way
to the land. The crew is supposed to have
perished.
Loss Is announced of the whalers Rain,
bow and Farusworth and disasters to
others in the Arctic.
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PITTSBURGH, October 26,-Petroleum-
Weak, crude s. 40 at PGrkers for imme.
diase shipment refined l5kc, Philadel.
Lphta dellHerf,
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CHINA.

The Heathen Chinee Copies the
American.
SHANGHAI, October 26.-Tho Chinese
authorities have officially taken posses
sion OF the railway between Woos1ng and
Shanghai and stopped all traffic thereon.
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An Ex-COngressman Dies.
CoNDERsPoRT, Pa, October 2G.-Ex.
Congressman Sobieskt Ross died 10 day.
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CABINET COUNCIL

The Cabinet Council to-day gave their
main attention TO the estimate OF the ap.
propriations required for the depart.
ments. English mission was not alluded To-
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TURF NOTES.

PnMItCo, MD., October 2G.-Ths first
race, handicap, one and a.quartet miles
was won BY Lady salyers; Kenney, ID
The Breckenridge stakes for three year
olds, two miles, was won by Vera Cruz
81: James 3D. Wash Booth, 81; time S:4Ot
The Compensation Purse, mile heats
brought to The starting post, Gallagher
Mary, Lady salyers, Madge, Bufgoo
Bertram and W. j. Higgins. The lirsi
heat was won by Bertram; Mary, I'd
Lady SalyerS, Sd; time las. In the sec.
ond heat Burgoo was 1st; Mary %; WI
Higgins, 3d. Bertram fell at the turn
time 1:461,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO TIE DAl1Y LvrE11loENoER
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INDIANAPOLIS, October 2O.-On &C.
count Of the rain to-day the races were
postponed until tomorrow.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-08-01
ITRIALLIsT for xRPfEMBER
EER H. l67T.

TERN, 1677.
Elisabeth Okssoa ~ I Aiddsgh. ~
l-Se,x T, 1911
3 John Bsi.b..sA "a J Esslisa w.s.
No l4l. Sept +. 1871.
3 John n Hibes apd el~aN Hibss u
sacsb Shsliy, Johs Il Shelly. heory
Dimln and Jacob UuAsaes- No q, rss T,
|lss8.
4 Cumberland yAllny Asfsal Protscsiea
Compzny. Of Dsckinsss township. now the
Pcop,e's Fire Insurance Company. for use
of " d Sponsler and T Green, Assign-
ees &c, vs Thsddeus Parser. No l70,
Sept 7, 1874.
Daniel Goffman VI B n -odd. No2,
Feb T 1875.
George Heixes VS. Oliver Musaer, Henry
Hersh john Hersh Lewis Sayior aad Absa-
Ion Wise. No 1877, April T, 1876.
George W Gorton " Hugh Palm. No
| IL Sept 7, 1876.
s. Amos w Mitchell and Allen Mitch
ell, Executors of the last will of William
Mitchell. deceased, ". Philip Wagner, Kcu-
ben Stetl-r, John Powell, Robson MIddi.s-
worth, worrsii Kemberliug, John Boxersox,
Albert Kline and David Niddlesworth. No.
So September term 1875.
John Patterson vs. George McCufloch
aud Samuel Wslker. No LIS, Sept L, 1875.
10 John Robson VS. Henry Long. No
l66, Dec 7, 1875.
IL Isaac Alien vs. James Ad'"s' NO
iiZ: reo L, 1910
~ hichard sanders Va NARY hae,e' ,orn,- n
eriy mary Saho1rs. NO 20 apr" io'
10 fargunr VS. Am m.us ""@sn'
James murphy Jonn ,efreo, r'e PVT
ners, trading as ho"eh O. NuPney- NO
i4o; Sept 1916.
"a Daniel mouse, AAminisuator ., ANUS
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SOLD Dr ALL DRUGGISTS EvxRrwaEss.
E. F. Kunkel's Bitter wilma OF Iron

E. T. Kunkel's Bitter wilma OF Iron
This truly valuable tonic i1ss been so ;hor-
Cughly tested By all classes Of the commit
nifty tsat it is deemed indispensable ~ a
tonic medicine II costs bnt little. purifies
the b'ood and gives tone to the stomach,
renovatcs the system and prolongs life.
Every body should have il For the cure of
Weak Stomschs, General Debility, Indiges-
ton, Diseases of the S;omsch. and for sli
cases requiring tonic. This wine includes
the most agreeable and efficient Salt of Iron
We possess-Citrate of Magnetic Oxide,
combined with the most energetic Of vege-
table tonics-Yeliow Peruvian Bark
Doyouwsnt something to strengthen you9
DO you want good spPetits1
Do You want to get rid of nervousness
Do you wait energy
Do you want 10 sleer we'll
To You want to build up your constitu-
tion
Do you wsn: to feel weI'
Do you want brisk and vigorous fceiiryf
II you do try Hunkel's Bitter Wiae of
Iron.
opty ask trial Of this vliuahia tonic.
Beware of eounterieijs. az Kunksls Bitter
Wine OF lroI. - the only surs ard eiFectusl
remedy n tie known world for the pern2-
ucnt cure Of Dyspepsia and DeSility. and As
there are q number of limitations offered to
the public, would caution the community
to purchase none hut ths genuine article,
manufactured by L. 2. EEnkel. ami having
his stamp on the cork Of every bottle. The
very fact that others are attempting to imi-
tate this valuable remedy, proves its worth
and speaks volumes in lis favor. Get tho
genuine. z. T. kunkcls.
Tape Worm Renored .1i:re.
in from two to three hours, with veg.
. rtsble medicine, head and ali passing frQln
the system alive. 40 fee ill head gassos.
The Doctor never fails to remove Tape, Seat /.
Pin and Stomach Worma. ASK cur Irug-
gist for bottle Of Kunkeps Worm Syrsp-
Price 81 per bottle. u psFer fails. or seni
70 DR.. kunkel, ESP North Ninth Street,
Philadelphia Pa. for circular wHS fail IN
-tructious, by eaelaslns 2 cens sismp for
return Of same. ggnkens Worm Syrcp is
used for children OF adults, with perfect
safety, az II - vegetable. BIy IL aud Try IT.
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TRIBUTE OF RKsPRm.

1HAsHrcH, As our worthy Brother, Jon,
BRANr, has been, BY death, removed from
our midst, and our personal and fraierna
associations with him thus severed, there
fore
REsoLAED, That we recognise in his early
demise, the oyer-ruling hand of God. ard
revereniialiy bow to the will Of Him who
gives and who can take away.
RESOLVED, That We, as members of Sin.
cerity Lodge, hsve lost the earthly fellow
ship of brother, and the Order member
alike worthy and respected, in whom there
was no guile.
RESOLVED. That the brethren of SINGER
ity Lodge, No. 357, I. o. o. F., of which
Brother Brant was a member, hereby tend er
to thu family of the deceased their sincere
sympathy in this their sffliction.
RESOLVED. That q copy hereof be fur
nished to the bereaved family, and that sim :
liar copies be furnished the county papers
for publication.
P. g. ELIHU BENNER,
P. q. DANIEL BASTKESS,
T. G. 1. N. GRUBB,
Committee.
THoMrsoSTowS, July %, 1871
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A FIRST-RATEF FAkM, CONTAINING
One Hundred and Sixty Acres, in the best
wheat-growing district in the State Of Ohio,
situated one-half mile from Amanda rail
road station, in Fairfield county, and one
mile from good pike. The Improvements
are large two-story BRICK HOUSE (l3
rooms, hall and cel'ar), Double Log Barn
and Stable, and other buildings, and a well
Of good water. A stream Of spring water
traverses the centre OF the farm. There is
a large orchard on the premises. Will take
$40 per acre, part cash, rest in payments.
a far n adjoining sold for 500 per acre.
The reason for selling, is the desire to invest
in city property, in Circleville. For all in
formation address j. SWEYER,
Pickaway Co., Ohio.
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DIED.:

FIsHER]uIy n, 1877, IN Tuscsrora
township, Samuel Fisher, aged 72 years. 9
months ard day.
BRANT-July 81. 1877, st Davis' Lock.
In Walker township, Mr.. John Bsant. aged
80 years, II months and day.
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Blooded Chickens,

Pure Light Bramah chicken eggs for sale.
Enclose cash and address d. A. Yoder,
Port Royal, Juniata Co., Pa. Fifty cents
per dozen. The White Bramah Chicken is
In great demand wherever known.
Nav 9, lS77-3m
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On the farm of John Sboop, near
Shlremanstown , umberland Co. while
Daniel StramIug, the tenant, was haul
ing grain few days ago the front
horse in stepping upon the barn floor
tramped on matches, which were lying
there igniting the matches aud setting
FIRE to loose wheat lying OIL the floor.
The fire was at once discoverc and the
horses removed and after considerable
effort the fire was put under control
and the burning wheat pushed into the
barn yard. A few seconds more and
the fire would have been beyond control
of the persons presen: and well filled
barn destroyed. The matches were
supposed to have been dropped BY two
boy tramrs who had lodged there the
night before.
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sit is said that dysentery in its worst
form can be cured, after ali other medi-
cines have failed, BY drinking wheat
-four stirred in water, in quantity of
about half tumbles Of water, made to
the consistency of cream. 1t may be
advisable to add pinch of salt. The
same effect may be produced 10 cases
of chronic disrrheea."
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Subscribe for the Sentinel and Republican,
paper that gives you a greater variety, and
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The Mirrors Holiida, sburg cores
pondent charges Constable Houck with
with this story "He, IN company with
David Shires, passed an old meadow,
discovered red tox making the circuit
of the field, stopping at each revolution
at a certain spot, where, it seems was
humble bees nest. He used his tai
to excite the bees and with them at
tached thereto scattered then broad
cast. Alter such maneuvriDg, be se-
cured the honey.
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List Of Jurors for September term.
1877
0RAED JuRQHa.

GRAND yuRoRa
Beidler Si'as, Walker.
CargiIl Lewis, Greenwood.
Gloss Daniel, Walker.
Cochendefer Wesley, Walker.
Diven George, Walker.
Espenschade Pred, Mifiiatovn.
Herr George, Walker.
Kirk James, Tuscarors.
Keriin william, Patterson.
Leister John, Fayette.
hinium Harrison, Greenwood.
Milliken John W., Tuscarora.
Moist Henry, Walker.
Marshall John j., Tuscarora.
Myers S c, Fayet,e.
Nicely W A &, Tuscarors.
Piles Samuel, Lack.
Ritzman Samuel, TuIbctt.
Shuman David, Thompsontown.
Simons James ii, Miffiintown.
Stuck Benz min, Fayette.
Thomas Jacob S, Mitflintown.
Will Abraham II, Mifflintowu.
Woodmansee Howard, Miffliniown.
PETIT JURORS.
Amy Daniel, Fsyette.
Altman David, Walker.
Eenner Elihn, Thompsontown.
Barton L, Spruce Hill.
Conn Daniel, Jr, Tuscsrora.
DUNN Henry, Fermansgh.
Evans @ K, Delaware.
Evans Joshua, Spruce Hill.
Eyler William, Walker.
Frank Samuel, Walker.
Fitzgerald John, Spruce Hill.
Farra Mahlon c, Delaware.
Clifford John, Spruce Hill.
Groninger James, Turbe;t.
Gingrich Johr, Walker.
Howe Jesse, Miffiintown.
Hockenbraught George, Monroe.
Harman William, Fayette.
Jamison o NJ, Sr, Fayette.
Kelinger John, Susquehanna.
Kaufman Henry, Milford.
Kelly John, Beals.
Leonsrd Maurice, Fayette.
Lukeus J S, Thompsontown.
Lauver C A, Monroe.
Mingle Henry, Fermansgh.
Minichan Samuel, Port Royal.
Aeloy Abraham, Spruce Hill.
McAlister G W, Fayette.
Moist Abraham, Fermanagh.
McCauley James, Fayette.
Peck John, Tuscsrors.
Reynolds Reuben, Faye,ts.
Robson David, Spruce Hill.
Reed william, Milford.
Robson Joseph, Lack.
Sieber solomon, Delaware.
Stewart Thomas, Milford.
Stewart William, Milford.
Schreffler Charles, Milford.
Stephens Daniel, Patterson.
Thompson Theorus, Delaware.
Tyson Jerome, Delaware.
Thompson William, Tuscarors.
" hitHer Abraham, Delaware.
Wertz n NJ, Walker.
Wright " A, Port Royal
Zeiders Andrew, Greenwood.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-08-01

srge stock Of ready made clothing OF the
IL Latest aud choicest styles, sor ZEN and
boys. hats, caps. boots and shoes, notions,
fun nishine Koods In endless variety fsr sale
q Seaast Straysv's, n Pstesrvca
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-08-01

car be rad every Tuesday, Thursday ard
Saturday oruings at their meat store al
the residence of Mr. Howe, on Csesry
street. Their wagon will also visit tee s.si-
dence of citizens the same morn,ngS- ALL
none but th- best of stock, ani sell at fsir
prices. Give US q trial.
HOWE = ETEA.
June %, IS16-tf
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JUsIATA VALLEY BANK The Annual
Meeting of the stockho lders Of the Juniata
Valley Bank will te held at the Banking
Rooms in Mifiiintown, Pa, on MONDAY,
AUGusr 9, 1877, at O'Clock P. ".
7. v. laws, Cashier.
July 2j-td
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JAMES kIsEF

FARMERS, why pay from seventy to eighty
dollars for Grain Drill, when you can buy
the best in the market at the Port Royal
Agricultural Agency, Tor fifty five or sixty
doilarsl
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"Life is real, life is earnest,
And the grave is not ITS goal;
Dust thou art, to dust returnest,
Was not written of the soul"
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PEEN'A. B. r. TIME TABLE,

an and after Monday, June a5;h. 1877,
" passenger trains will leave Mifiin Sta
fion, P. r. R., IS follows:
EAeTwaRo.
Ptnla Ex., daily ex. Sunday night IL 81 N
kiriin Acc, daily except Sunday, 625 a N
Pacific Express, daily ex. Monday 10 l9s ID
Johnstown Ex., daily ex. unday ii 80 m
Atlantic Express, daily. 9lOpm
Aaii, daily except Sundsy........ 6 O5 p N
WESTWARD.
Pittsb'g Bx, daily excep, Sunday IL 3s !. m
Pacific Express, daily. ..... S 5Ss M
War Pas, d.Dv srriy IS ..... 10 20 m
! leaves 10 10 m
Mail. daily EXCEPT Sund as. ... 3 IS p m
Aiffiin Acc, daily except uutsy- no p IN
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Enigma.

am composed oi ~ let;ers.
My 3, 20, 8, is what a lady wears.
NJ ., 5, 10, 4, 4 is what snow is when it
first falls.
Ny !, l3. Il, 6, % is girls name.
Ny &, ls, l3, IA is peri ID Of time.
Ny IL, Is, ., 10 Is kind or wreck.
Ny 2, Il, 20 furnishes amusement In win
teras well reireshment in summer.
Ny IS, 10, 4 is number.
Ny is, II is possessivc pronoun.
My 9, = are vowels.
My whole is a safeguard against bank
rLptcy. +.
Answer TO last enigms-sCor orstantinople.
SASp.-We viii furnish sand to all who
need 1t, al fifty cents per ton. Give US a
Call. RoBERT PASSEBAKER.
JAMES kIsER.
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
MAY 2lst, 1877.

Trans isaUs HIrrisbgrg as foIlsrs:
For New York at 90, 8 10 a. m, 81 and
- 81 pm.
For Philadelphia at 5 30, s 10, As a. m.
, % and 81 P. m.
For Reading AZ 5 90. 8 10, 9 IS a. m, 90,
81 and So p m.
For Pottsviile at 90, 8 10 a. n, and
81 p. N. and via Schuylkill & Susque-
hanna Branch at . 40 p. m.
For Auburn at 5 10 L IN.
For Allentown at 20, 30 3. u, . 90,
3 81 and 55 P. m
The 20, 10 a. m, 2 on and e So p. m
trains have through cars for New York.
The 20, { 10 a. IN. and . 00 p m. trains
have through cars for Philadelphia.
SUNDAYS.
For New York at 3 30 a. m.
For Allentown and way stations at 20 a. m
For Reading, Philadelphia and way stations
at 40 p. IN.
Trains for Harrisburg isdrs as folloV,
Leave New York at S 45 a. M, 20. 80
and - IS p. N.
cop. m.
80, d 10 aud 10 81 y. IN.
Leave Pottsyille at 10, 8 ID a. IN. and ! 35
p. m, and via SchuylkIll and Susquehan-
na Branch at & ID a. IN.
Leave Auburn at IL % noon
Leave Allentown at 30, > so, 55 =. N =,
l2 10, 1 30 and 8 O5 p. n.
The = 30 a. N. train from Allentown and
the 30 a. III. train from Reading do not
run on Mondays
SUND.lYS.
Leave New York at 5 80 p. N.
Leave Philadelphia at 81 p m.
Leave Reading at 40, 10 a. m. and 10
80 2. IN.
Leave Allentown at ? 80 S. m. snd o5 p m
'ViG Morris and Esser Railroad.
JOHN E. WOOTTEN,
General Manager.
C. G. HANCOCK,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-08-01

MINE NovGoRoD FAIR.-The great mar
ket of the eastern world has been held at
this junction of the Volga and Olga rivers,
in Russia, every summer for hundreds OF
years. Here the nations of Europe and
Asia meet with their products for trade.
Cossack, Chinese, Turk and Persian meet
the German and the G. eek with every va
riety of merchandise that manhood emplo, 5,
from sapphircs to grindstones, tea, opium,
fur, food, tools and fabrics. and last bni
not least, medicines. j. G Aver s. Co.'s
celebrated remedies from America were dis
played in an elegant bazaar where the Doc
tor himself might sometimes be seen. They
are known and taken on steppes of Asia as
well as the prairies of the West, and are
an eifectual antidote for the diseases that
prevail in the yaourts of the North as well
as the huts and cabins OF the western con-
tinent.-Lincoln (IH) Times.