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The New York herald., 1878-03-10
.THE SKIRMISHING FUND"

The transfer to Ireland tor interment OF tho
remains OF the late Colonel John O'Mahony the we'll
known Irish patriot has gwen to rather singular
litigation. Mr.. Dennis d. Mucahy says that succeed
Ing Colonel O'Mahony's death he was engaged by j.
O'Donovan Rosa TO convey Colonel O'Mahony' re-.
mains to Ireland and superntend there his interment
tha. the stipulation that should bo paid from
the socalled 'Patriot Skrmishing Fund" $lO0o that
OF this sum $500 was advanced to him; that subse-
quenty there was paid him $237, aud that $463 Is
still due to him.
For this balance claimed to be owing him he has in.
tuted legal proceedings His 1rst step applca-
t0n yesterday to Judge Lawrence, In Supreme Court,
Chambers, for an injunction restraining the parties
sued from placing the funds in their hands outside tho
jurisdiction OF the Court. The parties against whom
the suit is brought are Jeremiah O'Donovan Rosa,
Thomas u LuDy, Thomas f. Bourko, John j. Bres.
lin, John Dewey, W. Carroll and James Reynolds He
states IN his petition for the injunction that since
March, 1876. "various people, who have desire TO
ADVANCE liberty IN ireland, ana honor Irish
patriots have voluntarily given to J. O'Donovan
Rosa over $23, 900, known the "SklrmishIng
Fund.-" TO be used by Rosa at his sole
discretion for the advancement of liberty IN
Ireland and the honorng OF Irish patriots and to keep
alive and IN active operation tho party VIII ch favors
Irish liberty" In another clause In petition
that the reason for removing 20 ireland the body OF
Colonel OMahony Tor burial was because OF its being
"well known that the remains OF the patriot would
arouse tho feelings OF PATRIOTISM In ardent people,
the funeral coregc would be exceedingly large and the
oration would abound with words of patrotsn tend
Ing to advance the cause OF liberty well AS a
logy upon tho life and character oi O'Mahony."
Further on he states that at the time OF making
the agreement with him O'Rossa was wholly irrespon-
Bibe. ard IS So STILL He further alleges that
one OF tho defendants resides Philadelphia and an.
other in New Haven, and that for this there Is
danger that the fund may be taken out OF the Juris
Of tho Court He that according
his ntor nation the iund comprises manly United
States bonds, the remainder being on deposit In u
savings bank Jutge Larremore, after examining the
papers, dsposes OF tho application by the following
Ia fnP
granting the inlunctiOn applied fOr.O
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willla@ Egell's horse van away eR fvi-
dAy morn'pg, from a wagaN'maSeT's shap,
where he Aai hcea stationed, with tho GA
peeiaiion el h'eA,Wg hhn 10 preaA wagon,
The beast Fap cut by E,sl reipt, ia tho di,
geciion 81 MeAlisleFyiAe,
Philadelphia Markets oA SATURDAY,, Iaa,
~, ls7s,-Whsal, Penns. rcd 81 ,satel a.,
Corn Aae, Oats a6Iollc, Rye 7ae, Laa'ee ID
1osse, Suga atclpe, Batter l2Gosse, Fancy
Prints sac, Eggs, fresh, l5o, Live Chiekens,
Ducks aud fu'keys slolne, ilay, rumolhy,
sl6, Rye Straw Sllgola, Oats Straw sstol0,
Wheat Straw 81 per ION, Cloyerseed 6Atose
per H., Cali.sSins iotooae per To-, Flp,shed
Upper lalo23e, Nails 2.ioIo2.5O per keg,
Potatoes 5utu65c, oniuus sl.23tol75, Ap-
pies 81 50toi 80 per bhl.
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Reading NJ Delaware l'israfs NJ
ws@ hy the hiltaN iahn Brown
N, = henklesl
We waald like to Notice mere INlly
each performances Of the evening, dli
space permit- To the credit Of every
performer be it said, there was not a
single hilmei aud this statement
will apply to every performance OF
ferea during the convention, Among
the more promiuent exercises at the
evening were the reading of Miss
Hamilton, the defamation Of Miss
Daugherty, and the paper read by
John Brown. OF the last perform
anee we are only expressing the gen
oral verdict when we say good, very
good As hunorist John Brown
is success. We have Intentionally
omitted especial notice OF the four
orations delivered before the conven-
ton, as they are entitled to more
than a passing notice.
We were pleased to notice the fact
that our County Superintendent, J.
II. Garman, who is ever in the van in
educational work, was present every
session, and took an active interest.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
Resoiped. That ths thanks Of this Associ-
alton are due q. r SchS ricr. ri the JRni-
ala Sentinel aRf X Rfpa5iiegR, for publishing
uoIicr> ii the Couyvulion gratis.
Rts0ired, That vote OF thankS be ten
defed the County Commissioners, tor tn
use 90 the Court iluu~e.
Reso!rei, That the ihluks of this Conyen-
tion are due the MethodisI church, Tor ihe
use OF ihe.r organ
esoirei, Thlt we are under obligations
to The citizeps oi haillu and rAtterspn, Tor
then Hospitality AMI encouragement also.
To AIR. BUYERS, Ph:lo haalin. Jacob Sulouti,
Frank X 90, Jas y. Murray, Jeremiah
Lyons, Esq and ". 5. North, Tor and IN
the io.m % contributions.
W. |. HlBBS, Secretary.
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India,

As far back, in point OF time as human
knowledge goes, India has heen an attrsc-
tive county. IL has been the focal point
that great colquerers aimed at. The Sc
eureaent OF possessions in India, ia early
days, was looked upon as the certain pos
session OF great wealth. To-day il is no
less an object OF interest than il was thou
sands OF years ago. King SesoStris, the
prince who succeeded tue Pharaoh, who
WAS drowned IN the Red Sea in his effort 10
bring back the 3,0u0,0 ,00O runaway jew
slaves, m lde an effort TO secure os,eSsions
in India. He mlIchri an Egyptian army
into India, ana held possessions there ani
enjoyed thp revenues thereirvm till he died.
From his day To- this day great couquererS
AID great Eatiuns have coveted the wealth
oi that country. The Greeks held possess
sions ia India. aud enjoyed revenue there
from. The Romans considered it one of
the wealihieS, ct places, AMI SEM their con-
quering LegionS there TO Zurich Roman
Golfers T"-d ~ Esgltni, Russia, and other
great European powers are struggling tor
pie with such past aud present history can
net tail tn Impress the muIds of all people
of ths intelligent country with great later-
est. The rich iran who has leisure can
traEei there aud see the most wonderful OF
countries; but the smaller perceLtage Of
men have riches and leis ire. The larger
percentage have neither riches or leisure :
they must content themselves with such in
formation relative to India aS they can ct.
Fortunately, in this dly aud generation, aud
particu arly IN this rec country, people may
learn of Iudia without the aids OF " weilih or
lcisme. The country ard its pecuitriiies
are brought 10 cur very doors, through the
aid Of ihe Press, the aid OF the Lecturer,
and the aid OF lhe Stereoplicon, by which
one may read aud hear aud see almost a. if
in India.
An opportunity viii b. presented to the
people OF Mifhmtuwn AID vicinity To- hear
of that far array oORairy. ami see what it
looks like, bs the aid OF the Ssereopti;un,
son Monday Evening, January rs, 1913, on
which occasion the Rev. c. b. NEWTON, re-
Gently returned from iadia, will deliver a
Lecture and exhibit large nnmier of Pho
togralhic views Of thit country by means
oi the St,reopIlcon, With Calcium Light, in
the Presb, trTian church. These Pictures,
COMPRISING scenes from Nature, Lie and
Art. never tail 10 interest aud delight the
spectator, uhile they also afford useful in
formation" Aitend the Lecture, ard learn
tor quarter, what has cost many people
months OF travel and huadreds OF dollars.
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pnop.lMAg,eN, " ~ apAs,

llAogi.AEl AssoN,wW ~ AtAa'
lhp llNNf NAAAi ~ itAeiNt lirsNief'
1adg Nd lhe NAWfl VI NYNWpN lvAs Wl
~ llsl IWAigiAl plsHigl, vNmgNsvA ~ ~
vNaN,lps WI lWnlA,a apd fNul, aNN lhf
lleRorahles Npah 4 kAeg aNA l,aApls
hilta, Asswlalps iulsfa pN lhe sANl
Cougl oi cpwmpA flep ~ lnNwla gpNnN'
have tahl thpir pfVeW lp ue NWvpliN,
hyariug dAla lhe f,A daN ~ hW'p 1877,
lpg halamg NaVgl ~ 'Ner apa lvrWuvl
aRd l,epegAl lail hvlNe0, aAl Neprr,'
Quarter Stssiuns pt lhv ipAre, AZ NM p
FLlN TOWN, SEA lhe fiRNf NpNhNN "a
fkRkp AkN, ISIS, bsips 1he llh dh 40
the muulh,
NerloE u llAgEuy GiyES, ip ihp tW
oueF, lusticss pl lhe fesee apd tpustgbln
ol the GpgRN Of Jvpia'N, that lhry BE- 1eee
and there ~ 'hslr poper per'rn.i AZ u7t
e'clpgk pp the rrtrpuog ol said dAy, Wiz
their reeords, ipqRisl'vps, es tmlpatlous
apd oyer rrmrmhranees, su dn lAesr hns'
chat % tArir o,lres rvSprcuNriy aqiNri iiu
and those that ass hoaud py rrcpsul1nee O.
prus ,cutr sailst the prisnpsJs iAlt ara ul
then may bee in the Jail of said county
be then aua ,hcTv lr prusveVte as lips'
IheM Is shall bo last.
b. an Act Of Assvmbiy, PASSED lhr ihr
day OF Nay, \, D., leji, Il Is made Oh,
duty OF tn Justices "i the reace, oi the
several COUNTIES Gf this CummouW rallb. O.
return 90 the Clerk OF this Count of OVlglel
sessions ut tho rrspectlves cuuuties, all ihr
recOguIziucrs cutured iuto heiurc ,he,u b.,
duy person or PERSONS chITged with the
comnIsilu ul any crime, except such case,
as may o. eadei before Justice q. the
Peace, under existing laws, al least gca days
Uelore the commencement oi ihe session
OF the Court u which they are made re-
turnable respect tiycly, and in allcases where
ans recogullIuces are entered into les
than teu days before the commencement
Of the session 20 which they ass made re-
turnable, the SAID Justices are To return
the same in the same manner as il said aei
had not been passed.
Dated az Mlhinlowu, the i day OF
January IA the year ol oar Lord one thou
sand eight hludred aud ,eveote-eight.
WM. ID. WALLS, Sheriff.
Sherid7s Oiiice, Mii,iIntOwn,
January ,, lolI.
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Adjourned Court Proceedings.
Reported BIZ b. F Burrhfi-id. for the SEN
tinel and Republican.

EtliAts sANAAAh A-s c.
Judges .iunkin aud Elder occupied the
Bench Court was held in the Orphans
Court Room. the Literary Convention oc-
cup, ing The large room mp stairs.
Louc on ct al =. Muthersbaugh ct al loan
Association case0. Motion Tor new trial.
Continued until the ii 81 Monday OF Febru-
AIRY next.
John y. Moore ct al rs Ezra d Parker
ct al. (Prysbytcrian chuch ca,e) Ex.ep-
tion 10 answer Of respondents. Argued
ana held Tor consideration. A replication
10 the ansuer was also filed. and it Was
a-rc,d that Judge Junkia should select a
Master 10 hea. the case. The disposal oi
the Quo Warran;o was held over, it being
coutcHd-d b. counsel for defendants that
the Equity case would decide both ques-
ti1Hs.
simon Mumah vs.. 0verseers OF Fayette
township. Exceptions to bill OF costs.
Oyerfuled.
oserseerS Of Walker VS. Oyerseers of
EeaIe. Exceptions to the opinion OF th'
Court. Exceptions ovenuled, and bill
sealed.
John Hickman V. George jacobs ct al
(Juniata Valley Bank case) Rue to an
swer iuteTogAtories. And NOW, 18th Jan,
1873. defendants are relieved from answer
ing more fully than they have Ilready done.
r. B Bealor ". J. c. Gilson ct al
Robert McMeen, Esq, was appointed Mas
ter.
Isaac Hoffman vs, John Hickman, Lydia
HofIuan ct al. Plaintiff TO submit a state
ment oI the partnership account TO coun-
sci OF second defendant again Feb. term,
1873.
Burns aud Smucker vs.. J. B. NJ. Todd.
Motion To. a new trial. Rule discharged.
Edward n liibbs yS. William Z Ihonp-
san. Ruie Tor security Tor costs granted
aud proceedings stayed until rule is dis
posed 81.
Catharine Alexander VS.. Richard Doyle.
Petition 20 dissolve estrepmeat. Rule
granted to show cause &c.
J. 4. Ldagniiu. fnr use Of e. W. Jacob,
vs.. Borough OF Port Royal. Mandandus
granted 10 compel paymeat Of Judgment
out OF money 5 IA Borough Treasury or out
OF the st moneys recen cd ior the use OF
the Borough.
The peuuon Of John Kepner ct al, pray
ing tor a rule on the Borough OF Port Roy al
to show cause why the decree OF the COnri
OF Quar'er Sessions, eniaigng the bound
aries Oi said borough should not be vacated.
Rule granted as prayed Tor, rcturnable tirsI
Monday in February. Ii ia the meantime
1 The borough authorities consent, the errOl
may be amended in an amended decree.
IX THk ORPHANs' CouRT.
! Guardians account OF J. p. Heifiednger
Exceptions to Auditor Report. Argued
ard held for consid eiaiiun.
! Estate of Name, kaufman, deed Excep
tons to Audnos's Report. Argued ana
I held tor consideration.
Estate OF Robert C. Gallaher, deceased
Exceptions 10 Audiio's Report. Argued
I and held for consideration.
The petition OF George Beller praved fol
suhrogation 10 the rights OF Catharin'
Swaris against Henry Letter and for an at
tachnent. Rule granted on Henry Leite
to show cause sc.
Court adjourned at $3.50 P. NJ.
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MIFFLINrOxY GRAIN MARKET.
Legal Notices
ADmsNlsrRAToh,s NoTGUn,

Esia Of HOimss Pa riA, fseeased.
L ETrERS oi Administration on the es-
4 4 tate ui huiluvs Idry ~, late OF the hor-
ougi of Patterson, deceased, having been
granted To the undersigned, all persons
indebted to the said estate are -equeSted 20
make immediate pay nenI, and those having
claims val please present them without de-
lay 70 ". c. LAIRD,
Jan. %, 1873. administrator.
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AUDErOR,S NOrEGE.

Il, he matter Of the Esfais Of VA. -fifHs,
deceasei.
UrllE undersigned an Aulitor appointed
4 10y the O-phtns' Court o. Juaiatt
county, to aScertun and report the amount
OF the md b cdnrSS OF the several heirs 10
the said estate. ard the ldyancrmeutS here
tctute received b. each OF sad heirs, and
which should b: charged ag iin,t them in
the dI>tribluon OF tHe estate Of said de-
ceienr, will aiten' To- the duties OF nIs ap-
pbintncnt At his oflic.. n the borough of
Mifiutown, on WEDNESDAY,JANUAhY
10, 1878. at II O'Clock 4. VI, when d
where all persons Interested are requested
To attend.
DAVID n STONE
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SugRIFF's OFFICE.
Mlf.iiutoWu. Jan. :. 1878.
ProibenOiary's Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given That Daniel S.
~ Garman, Assignee OF John :. Stroup,
has tiled his account as sai Assignee, in
the Pr,thuuotlry's office Of Juni IA county,
AID thai the same will be presented tor con-
iirmation and allowance at the Court House
in Miii.n. own. at the February term, We'd
ncs .ay. February t 1875.
JACOB BElDLEg, Prottoaofary.
PROTuoSoTARY' OFFICE,
Mi;hintOwR, Deer %, 1871.
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NOTICE OF APPEAL.

NOTICE is hereby given that an Appeal
v viii b. held At the Commissioners
Oiii.,. Nifiimtnwn, ON TUESDAY. FEB
RUARY ;. 1878, when aud whers all per
>,us tho tbiul; themselves asgrievet ny the
late asses .meutS can attend Il they think
proper By order ot the Boa d.
JAMES DEEM, Clerk.
Commissioners Oit'c,
Mihiintown. Jan. IA, 1873.
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Prothonotar,,s NotIce.

n OTICE i hereby given that Jvremiah
~ Lyons, Assignee of EilySses Tiltea,
has filed his ii II and final account, a. said
Assignee, in the Prothonotary's Office Of
Juniata county. and that the same will be
presented Tor confirmation and allowance at
the Court House ia Mi.iiintown, at the
February term, Wednesday, February 9th,
1873.
JACOB BfIDLER. Prothonotqry.
PrOthono;ary's Office. MilliiD-j
town, Dec. %, 1877.
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
NovsMsge 9TH, 1917.

Trans Ieare Hirrisburg as foiI0,v';
For New York At ) -, 3 10 IN, and 2)1
and = - p. m.
For PhilldelphiA at 20, 10, Q IS a. m,
100 AMI 3 D P. Ia.
For R,a.iing ~ } -. s 10, 9 ij A. N, 90
3 "a aud > m.
For P0ttsville al > -, 5 10 a. NJ. and 81
p. m. aud via SchuylSil X usqurhanna
BsInch at , 10 ?.
For Auburn via ;. n : BriRch at 10 ! M.
For Allentown at 20, 10 - N, : 90,
81 and 30 p. N.
The ) 20, ID a. IN and ; - and = % P N.
trains nave through cars tor New York.
The > -, 10 a. ana = 80 +. IA. trains
have through ears tor Philadelphia.
SUEDITS.
For New York at } - a. IN.
For Allentown and way stations Al 90 a m.
For Reading, Philadelphia and way stations
at I 10 P. m.
Trans for HarrnbHrg Isars as .foiiors
Leave New York at ~ a. M, aud | %;
80 aud = - p. IA.
Leave FhilIlelphiL 1t 3 - =. NJ, and 3 40,
and ~ p ~
Leave Re.dius AZ IL ~, 40, ! 20 a. ~,
80, 8 Is and 10 35 p. M.
Leave PUttSyllie NJ ~, = - 4. m. ana = -
p. M, and via Schuyikiii and SuSquehan-
nd Branch at ) u a. m.
Leave Auburn via ; i $. Branch at II 90
noon.
Leave Allentown at ~ 80. 80, 9 O5 a. m,
u 10, 80 ami 8 - p. N
Does Eof rua on Eoad1ys.
SUYGIYS.
Leave New York at 30 p. "a.
Leave Philadelphia At : 20 p m.
Leave Reading at I 40 and % a. m. and 10
S5 pm.
Leave Allentown at 80 a. m. and 9 G5 p m
Pta u0rris and Esser Railroad.
J. Z; WUOTTEN,
General MIHagsr.
c. G. HANCOCK,
Geaerai TIcEet 4geHt.
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Prothenotary,s Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that Edward L..
~ Margriiz, Assignee of ChristIIn Ben
ner. has filed his first aud final account, as
said Assignee, in the Pruthonottry's ofii -
of Juuilta county, and that the sane will
be presented for confirmation and allow
ancc AT the Court House in Mifliiutown, at
the February term. "Wednesday, February
8, 1878. JACOB BElDLHR, Pfohy.
Proihonotary' Office,
MifiiintOwn. Dee. 20, 1877.
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PEYN'A. R, R, TIME TABLE.

SussoklBERs who are not in arrears one
year, are not expected to notice these lines,
but all subscribers who are IN arrears one
wear after the 25th day OF February. 1878,
will be charged the sum Of $500 per an
mum for subscription, as Per Published
rates
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DAVID ID. STONE,
Jdn3-3t .iufii0r.
In re Assigned Estate of John
shelly.
In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Sayder
County.

COHRiy.
TSyIIE undersigned, Auditor, appointed by
l. the Court oi Commoa Pleas Oi snyder
county to distribute the bduice in tne
hanis of l.. L. Atkinson, Esq. Assignee ui
John Shelly, of West Perry township, Snv-
der county, viii meet all the parties inter
estcd At the uilice OF J p. Crounniirr ia .
in Nidilebn~g, on TUES DAY. JANUARY
-. 1873, a; 10 o'c!nck \. NJ; Also az the
office OF l.. f Atkinson, Esq, in Miillin-
town. un THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1873,
at Ia o'clpck A. NJ, when and where you
are notified 10 present your claims. or be
forever barred from coming on saId tund.
+ Z. BOWER, .IHditOT.
Ian > 1873
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License PETITION.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all iaiereSied.
~ that d. z. Suloutf * Co. htv- il-'l
application IN the prOthoporn-y's Oiii'c. in
The Court House in ritliiuiown, Ianilti
county. Pa. tor licea>t tn keep Tavern IN
the borough ct MililmtowH, county and
>tat aforesaid, and thu the said aprlici-
iion will BE- presented o. the CONT on " cd
nesday. February d. 1873.
JACOB BEiDLEB, ProthOHOiarg
Pr1,hprutdry's OIii'e,
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TERMS

subscription, sl-ae per annnm, u paid
u,tlin n months sa,uO Il not pad within
y manIhs.
Tr,n.lpnt advertisements asserted az 90
,snts ner inch for each Insertion.
Transient business notices ~ loeal col
ann. 10 ceRls per hne ior each Insertion.
nsductionS viii be maae Ia those desiring
n advertise on the year, hall or quarter
.-.ar.
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IUsElTaYALLET BANK.

Ts ~ undersigned are siuckhciCer- "i the
Il Lunia.a valley Bank, and are iudiyid-
u,lls responsible Tor all deposits.
]. Nevin Ponsroy, James B. OkeSpu.
Philip VI. Krpn-r, Wm. Van Swrriugrn.
JoSrph RotiFock, II. II. BcchIel,
Grore. Jacobs, Jane II. Irwin,
/. 4 Atkinson. John Hickman,
". G. Pousrov. Mary kuriz
AMOS g BonSaIl, Samuel VI. kurtz,
N"sh II rtEier, ]. holmes Irwin,
J, d. Hrriz.r. 7. V. Irwin,
Cha-lpIt, SNYDER, + b. Fr0w,
s.iri'l u...i-is Estate, Mason irwin.
Daniel Stoailrr, IIdH. y, leFea3t
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Malice ta Pay Up.

A IL prisons indebted 70 the estate Of
~ Or. P. T.. Grcculelf. late OF Thlmp-
sOutcwu. Pa, vii do we'll u 4 tend, az once,
t. the settlement of their accounts With the
updrrsigurd Admr'S. II cash caHHOt be
PAID its equivalent in paper must bc had.
FANNIE GREENLEAF.
ANNIE B. GREEN LEAF.
Administrators.
Thnnt snntnMn. Oct. 10. lSsI.
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Profhono,ary's NOtice.

NOTICE Is heTeb, given that Edaari 4.
lN Msrgrilz, Assignee of Abraham
S~artklandrr, : has flied his first aud
fiasi acc' unt. as said Assignee, in the Pro
thonotary's Oil =, Of Juniata county, aud
ihaI tire same Ill he presented Tor confirm
alton and allowance, at the Court House in
Mitlintown, at the February term, Wednes-
day, February 6, 1873.
JACOB BEIDLER, Profh'y.
Prothonotar,'s Office,
Mifflintown, Dec. 20, 1877.
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NOTICE.

AL persons are hereby taulouc,
n lg4inst iresp ssing upon IL lands Of
tn uude. sigao j., either ia Walker OF DviA-
ware township, b, fishing, hul;.ag, % IN
any other way.
John y. Vm-Ormcr. J. V. Leyd-r
Hrury VI. Miller. SriomJl MIIb ca.
q gorge ;. Smith. j. ;. Lukens.
Wrlilm Ntub.ck. Luke Davis.
Il -. Long Jcnn I. SmiIh
Sept /, lo11-6m
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MiARIEM

NntgR-R -RuffiNGFnN-Om The Aa'
ul'a Nc, Gewse NlAr, VI laepss Raa,
pelawne lesN,hlp, sa Me- Rll4Ahi'h hal-
aeglepl vi lNsEpee', rsNy epaaH, "a
FlRlps-nNlNES Al the lutheran
rasoaasa, ulAilm IA, en the lIlh ipsI,
m Rey l. =, Rsuy, Me- Joseph y F',ds,
vi Niflm eoppN, sad Miss I.illie A, nalpes,
oi oakland Mills,
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Cnrsrmntion Can be Cured.

For proof oi the fact see my circular,
~ hira Nil. bs scut free To ahv address.
oaCAR q. &OSES, IS Cor .alit street,
EhN llrS
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srge stock of ready made clothing OF the
IL Latest and choicest styles. ivr men aud
boys. hats, caps. boots and shoes, notions,
furnishing goods in endless variety for sale
at Samuel Strayer's, IN Patterson.
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Estate of Hannah Thompson.

Late Of Port Royal, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
~ administration on the estate of the
ab,ve-nAmed dccedent have been granted to
Nancy G.. Bealor. All persons knowing
themselves TO be indebted to said estate will
make Immedi,tc ptvment, and those having
claims will present them properly authenti-
Gated for settlement to
D.S. COYLE,
Attorney in fact TOR the Administrators,
Port Royal, Penn'a.
Dec ), 1917.
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CAITEnN NOTICE..

A IL persons are hereby cautioned against
- tre>p tssiug ON tue lands ot the under
signed either IA Delaware or Walker town
ship, for the purpose OF fishing OF hunting,
or for any other purpose
l.. L. ATKINSON.
y. 4. LUKENs.
Oct3l-tf G.. :. LUKENs.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4 IL persons are hereby cautioned against
n trespaS,ing for hunting. or other pug
posses, on the lands oi the undersigned, IL
Milford township, Juniati county
HENRY GRONINGER.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
Dec 10, lS71-tf