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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21

There's this one comfort in connection
with the current agony, that the hand organs
nave not yet had "P1nafore" put upon their bar
"A northern tobacconist has manufactured
what he calls the bob IngersOll" cigar. It
burns well at the end.-[New Orleans Picavune
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21

CHIPS FOR THE HOUsEKEEPER.-Use kerosene
to clean unvarn1shed furniture.
Try henZine for removing paint spatters on
window glass.
Blankets, and indeed flannels of any kind,
should not be washed with soap which has resin
in 1t.
II cheese gets too dry to eat, CRATE it, pour on
brandy and pack into Jars.
An excellent wax varnish for furniture is
maze by dissOlv1ng over q gentle heat three
tine.
Use waste paper for cleaning stoves, tinware,
Knives spoons, windows, mirrors, lamp-chim-
neys, etc.
Dissolve four or five pounds OF washing soda
In boiling water and throw down the kitchen
sink TO prevent the pipes stopping up with
greese, etc. Do this every few weeks.
Sweet oil Is recommended for polishing pianos
Apply with channels skin and rub with different
Skins as they become saturated with the OIL 1t
store an instrun ent to its original lustre.-
fRurol Netc Yorker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21

A GENTLEMAN, wishing to obtain board for his
wife and family In the country, was directed to
neat Looking farmhouse kept by an old farmer
that the place would suit him. " But now as to
terms" he said; "Waal," drawled the farmer,
The old man reflected few moments and then
resumed: Last year / took children at half
price. Do you see them par trees and berry
bushes? WAL, this year Will charge full price
for the young 'uns, and throw In your wife and
yourself for nothing,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21

STRICT VEGETARIANIsM.-A man wandering
GOWN CalhOun street last night, and approach
ing lrey'S grocery store, asked OF the pro prize
tor:
"You got some green's, don't it,"
"Green? Yes, SIR"
You got roofing bakers ?"
Rutabagas? Yes, sir; how many will you
"Got red some little blates NIT green tops ~
"Red plates with green tops? Well, no, sir:
l suppose you will lind them at the china store,
up town."
Don't got no little red plates2 guess it was
better OF you got some; guess you was a liar.
V1ch you call dOse?"
"Those? Why those are radishes"
Red disheS-dat'S what said Say, mayb
get some letters Of you tomorrow. You go,
Letters? There are no letters here for Won
you must inquire at the post Office"
"Ankwire NIT de BOst-ofice for letters? Dose
was fine skeemS / was uptown and vent
auf bake shop and want some buns, und tn
man said: Get out you olt bum, or I'll fire you
troO do door,"
"You should have said buns He
"Bums? Oats vOt sa1d-bumS; and then I
comes and wont some red dishes, und you dell
me to 60 auf a china store; wont some letters
to eat und you say go nit de BoSt-office.
Ogspect on want some beats you tote me to 20
to de station house. l tell you vOt l do-yOu
can go the tyfel. or you vas nice man, want
some lnjins und cOwcumpers,> und blendy
dings, but guess go to de drug store und buy
3 brick und neddels rat pizen.-[Fort Wayne
(Ind.) Sentinel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21

THIS Is THE VIEW taken OF it by an infant OF
st. Joseph, Mo-: Little Freddie was undergoing
disagreeable operation OF having his hair
maneuver. "Why, Freddie" said mamma,
''you ought not to make such fuss don't
fuss ard cry when my hair Is combed" eyes"
replied the youthful party, "but your hair amt
hitched to your head."-[ Editors Dra,oer, in
HQyDer'S MQ0Qzine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21

- This Is the time OF year when the Senti.
and has It painted green.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21

~ PhilosOphic angler: didn't catch any
1sh, but drowned good many worms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-21

SharerS In conspiracy Will be spat upon and
even stoned by the Loyalty ignorant peasants:
Will bring them presents Of food and other ne
cessaries, and ask heaven to forgive and shelter
them. AT each station on the road there are
barracks for the accommodation Of the prison.
ers. These barracks are usually outside OF
villages, and are surrounded by high stockades
OF pointed trunks Of trees over which 1t is i'm
possible TO climb, though the precaution Is
always taken Of having the exiles well guarded
by mounted CosSacks. The daily march Is not
toilsome, and varies according TO the nature Of
beastit is usually about fourteen or fifteen miles.
Nevertheless, on the long journeys many die
by the way-indeed, have heard 1t affirmed by
Russians well acquainted with the system that
not over four-fifths OF those sent to the far
North or 10 Eastern Siberia ever reach their
destination.
AS soon as they arrive in Siberia the convlcts
are divided into three classes. First come those
condemned for the fOulest crimes known to the
Russian law, such as would In England entail
on the criminal penal seryftude for life or for q
long term OF years. These culprits are doomed
TO work In the mines, and usually have a hard
lot. Such exiles are called In Siberia Kafor-
shuiki, a ter m no doubt derived from katepop,
the name given TO galley by the Byzantine
historians, IS well as by the Greeks on the
Black Sea at the present day. Next come the
Lostdnngje Toboto, or exiles condemned for
grants az large, rogueS worthy OF longer term
OF punishment than Imprisonment prisoners
sentenced Dy the communal courts, and, in for
mer Gays, seffS condemned as refractory labor
eIs Dy she government on application by the
wen as minor political offenders, who are well
out OF harms way, comprise the bulk OF these
"unfortuDafeS." The place they are sent to Is
proportional TO their turpitude-the worst OF.
lenders being dispatched farthest from the
N Rprr
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LETTER FROM EAST salem.
East SALEM. My s. 1879,

EAST SALEM. May 8, 1879.
Editor Ssafine! and Repu5iicdn-Dear Sir,
The citizens Of East Salem convened for
the purpose of recognizing Sabbath
School at this place. Rev. John Lsndis
was chosen chairman, and S. L. Shurtz
secretary Or the meeting. Next in order
was the election of officers and teachers TO
conduct tie school. Mr. b. +. Oliver and
Mr.. George King were elected Superintcn-
dents; Mr.. B. ii. Custer and Mr.. S. e.
Shurtz, Secretaries Miss Ella Claire aud
Mrs. S. L. Sburtz, Librarians Mr.. Peter
Forry, Treasurer, and Mrs. Myers, Mrs.
Forry and Mrs. d. Guyer, Managers. Miss
Annie Claire, Miss Clara Dimm, Miss LIZZIE
Guyer, Miss Sallie Schlegel, Mr. Myers and
Mr. Guycr were appointed as teachers
School every Sunday morning at half-pa s
o'clock. All are welcome.
A select school is being taught at East
Salem by Miss Ella Claire.
Mr.. David Shurtz has rebuilt his house in
Fayette township, which is occupied by Mr..
Clouser, who will furnish lime to all at a
very moderate price.
Mr.. Samuel Schlegel has built ware
house, adjoining his store on Main street,
East Salem.
DELAWARE.
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
Nov. 10th, 1873.

Trans lsart R1rris6urg q, f5'ist,,:
For New York at %, 5 10 a. m, and 200
and = 80 p. IN.
For Phiadelphia at ) 20. $40 945s
200 and 4 % p. III.
For Reading at 3 90, g 10, 94ja.m 90
90 and 5S IN.
For Pot.svi.ls a. 20, s 20 a. n. and I co
P. M and VIA Schuylkill / susquchanna
Branch al 80 D. m
For Auburn via S. & = Branch at S 30 I m.
For Allentown at 5 20, s 10 q. n, 2 90,
90 and IS ?. N.
The 20, 8 10 a. m. and '755 m.
trains have through cars for New York.
The 20 a. m train has through cars Tor
Philadelphia.
SUNDAYS.
For New York at 2Ua.r.
For AlleRtown and way stations at 5 21a m
For Reading Philadelphia and way stations
at A. p. Ii.
Trains for Rarrls5arg lscre as i5Ilou,.
Leave New York at IS a. n, and l ~.
$50 and - A. p. -,
Leave fhiladelPhia at 6 IS =. m.. and { co,
and 20 ?. IN.
Leave Reading at Il 30, IL, ~ 50 a. H..
20, 10 and 10 81 p. m
LeaTe pcttsyille At 10, Q I5arn. and 10
p M, ant via Schuy laIll and Susquehsu-
na Branch at S Is i. H.
Leave Auburn via 5. * S. Branch at IL 90
noon.
Leave Allentown at - 80, 5 80. o % a. H..
II 10, 80 and g O5 P. N.
Does nor run on Moadays.
SUND-iYS.
Leave New York at 80 D. NJ.
Leave Philadelphia at 20 D II.
Leave Reading at 40 ana in a. IN: ana L.
80 pm.
Leave Allentown at : so a. m. ara qGspn
vtr s3Tris oa{ Es5sr RailroaG.
J. E. TOOTTEN,
General HG-zgsr.
C. G. HANCOCK.
General Ticket 7Fsaf
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
State Sabbath-Sohool Convention,

The Fifteenth Annual Convention of the
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Associ-
alton, for 1879, will assemble in the Second
Presbyterian Church, Altoona, Pa, Tues
day, Wednesday and THURSDAY, June 9, 4,
and 5, 1879.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
THExE-The WORD and the WORK.
Tuesday, Jane 3D. 300 O'ciock p. N.
Chiidren's Union Meeting Address by
Rev. Richard Newton, d. D., OF Philadel-
phis.
Erer,ng-7:30 O'clock p. NJ.
Devotional Exercises.
Address of Welcome.-Rev. B. B. Ham,
lin, d. D., of Altoona.
Response.-John r. Whitney, of Bryn
Mawr.
sThe Word-What it is, and how tO
study t."-By Rev. John Hall, D. D., New
York City.
Hedne,dIy, June 4h-9:00 O'clock Il. H.
Song Service.
Reports from Counties.
Repor: of State Secretary.
Report of Statistical Secretary.
4" How 10 Increase the Efficiency of ouI
State and County Organization-'-O ned
by Rev. J. NJ. Reimensnyder, of Lewistown
.9t7ernoon-2:0o p. M.
Bible Reading.
Pastors Relation to the Sunday-SchooP
BY Rev. 5. 7. Wilson, ID. D., OF Birming
ham.
=. Illustrative Teaching. by J. Howard
Seal, Secretary Y. NJ. C. A, Philadelphia.
Wednesday Eesning-7;3O O'clock p. M.
Devotional Exercises.
s.Teacher's Encouragements." y Rev. u
p. HAYES, D. D., President Washington anC
Jefferson College, Washington, Pa.
Possibilities Of the Future. Rev. P
s. Henson, d. D., of Philadelphia.
Thursday, June 5h-9:GO O'clock IN.
Devotional Exercises.
Reports of Committees and Election o
Officers.
New Business.
Open Questions.
.gfernoon-2:0O O'clock p. N.
Praise Service.
..Subiect Matter of Instruction in th'
Sunday. School Rev. J. A. McCaulcy, ID
d., President Dickinson College, Carlisle
Penn'a
"The Sunday-School as an Educator. "
Rev. II. 5. Butler, of Clearfeld.
Z" History and Work of the Pennsylvania
State Sabbath-School AssOcilton."-l.D ID
Vail, Esq. Chairman Ex. CON-, Philad'a-
Thursday EUsang-73O O'clock p NJ
Responsibilities of the Teacher. ."-B
Rev. J. H. Bomberger. d. D ;, President o
Ursinus College, Fseeland, Pa.
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CANDIDATES. CARDS.
FOR SHERIFF.

Editor Sentinel and Republiean-Sir: At
the request of many Republicans, present
the name OF Lieut.. JAMES X. KELLY as a
candidate for the C!fice OF Sheriff, subject
to the rules that govern the Republican
party. Should the Lieutenant become the
standard bearer tor the important office OF.
Sheriff for the campaign that will close in
November, he will prove to he a tower OF
strength before the whole people.
JUNIATA.
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FOR JURY COMMISSIONER.

Editor Sentinel and Repubiican-Dear Sir,
As the time for announcing candidates is
approaching, | would recommend C. s.
SHEJIrSBERGER, of Monroe township, as a
suitable person tor Jury commissioner, sub
ject to the rules of the Republican party.
Mr.. Shellenbsrger has always been true
and trustworthy Republican, and is a man
of intelligence, possessed of true and cor
rect business qualifications, and, if elected,
would make good officer.
MONROE.
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TO C0NSUMPTIyES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured Of that dread disease, Consumption,
BY simple remedy, is anxious to MAKE
known to his fellow-suifers the means OF
cure. To ell who desire it, he will send a
copy OF the prescription used, Gree OF
chargc). with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which they will find a
SURE CURE for Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, &c. Parties wishing the Prescrip-
tion, will please address,
+. A. WILSON,
1914 Penn street, Williamsburgb, MY.
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SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLiNTOWN:
Wednesday, May Ii, 1879.
TERMS,

Subscription, sl-50 per snnum, if paid
within II months $500 IL not paid within
u months.
Transient advertisements inserted at so
cents per inch for each insertion.
Transient business notices In local COL
umn, 10 cents per line for each insertion.
Deductions will be made TO those desiring
TO advertise by the year, half or quarter
wear.
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WESTWARD FAST TRAINS.

Pacific Express leaves Philadelphia Il 55
p m Harrisburg 20 m; Huysville 4 SO
am; DuncaEEOh : - m; Newport Il a
IN; Miiiiin 30 IN; Lewistc-.r S ~ m ;
AcVeytown - a IN; Mt. Union. Us a m /:
Huntingdon 80 a N; Petersburg ~ m /;
Spruce Creek 81 IA m; Tyron, 10 nj /;
Bells Mills 5 35 III Altoona S 80 m
Pittsbuig i5 pm.
Pittsburg Express leaves Philadelphia
so p m; HI-tisbhf ! 90 pm; Marysviile
l. l9pm, Eifii,n IL IL 4 m LewiStown
! ,N am. Huntingdon 10 an. Tyrone
) a M; Altoona 3 20 q m; Pitt>burg 10
a N.
LAsTTARD FAST TRANS.
Philadelphia Express leaves Pittsbu-g at
44Opm; Altoona s % pp; BELLS Nils
9l0 pm; Tyrone @ % pm; Spruce Greek
937 pm; Huntington ! 90 pm; Lewis
town 10 81 m; Mifiiin II II lam; Harris
burg II S5 am; and arrives IN PAiLdc!phia
at 3 80 a r.,
Atlantis Express leaves Pittsburg at 70
pm; Altoona 10 pm; Tyrone d 80 p IN ,
Huntington 56 pm; Mt. Union 5S p IN
McVeytowu s % p m Lewistnwn s iS m
Miflin ~ pm; Newport 9 81 7 N; Dan
cannon 10 20 ? m; Harrisburg 10 50 p m
Philadelphia 90 a N.
Pacific Express leaves Pittsburg al 5 Il 4
m; Altoona 80 am; Tyrone s 10 am;
Huntingdon S = N; LewistOwn 81 m
Mifiin 8 Is m; Harrisburg II Is an;
drives IN Philadelphia 5 40 p m
CONNECTIONS.
Trains on the Hoilidavsburg Bran-h leave
Altoona at { 40 am; 9 10 am; 24op pm;
: so p m; arrive at Altoona at 80 IN
: 40 pm; S > > m; !5 pm.
Trains IN Lsgistown Division leave Lew
istown Junction tor Miroy at 90 IN; II
Of am; 90 p m; for Sunh-ry at . am
! | 90 pm; and arrives at LewiStown juno
! tion from Milroy at 9 35 m; on p m;
p IN; from Sunbury at 10 50 m, snI
| pm.
| Train. on the II. & B. T. r. R. and Bed
/ ford Division leave Huntingdon fer Bedford
Bridgeport and Cumberl md at Q % 4 m ana
4Opm; and arrive at Huntingdon al ::
I p m and IL 10 m
Trains on the Tyrone Civision leave T g
rome for Bellefonte ana Lock Haven At \ 4
a IN and Z GS pm; for CurweRsvii e az,
/ Clearfield a. 9 20 m and 10 pr; .rriy
at Tyrone at ] / so ana 90 pn'.
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Juniata County Sabbath-School
Convention.

The Thirteenth Annual Convention of the
'uniata County Sabbath-School Association
Will be held in the Lutheran Church, g,
Ihompsontown, Pa, on Wednesday and
Thursday, May 2sth and 2eth, 1879. The
following programme has been prepared.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2s.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
l:So-Devotional Exercises.
2'00-Election OF Officers.
Address of Retiring President, Rev.
h. Z. Wilson.
2:SO-Report from Schools, their condition,
wants, encouragements and discour-
agements.
S;SO-How 10 prepare lesson. E. o.
Hreider, Ezra {. Dory, II. E. Owes,
Rev. J. c. Oliver, DIR. o. Ii. McAlis-
ter, VIM. b. McCahan.
4:l5-How to tesch a lesson. Rev. E. f.
Berry, II. H. North. Vim. Ruther-
ford, John W. Evans, Charles Wa
resm, Prof. J. L. Altman, J. I.
Nourse.
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JOHN I. NoURsE, Chairman.

The following named Republicans com.
pose the Committee
JoHS I. NoURsE, Caairmcn.
Miiflintown-F ID hamlin, G B Horning.
Patterscn-S B Cayeny. & Marks.
ThOmpsontown--Levi Myers. G W Steinmets
Delawdre-Peter Troup, II r Sewers.
Port Royai-W C Pomeroy, T NJ Moore.
Tuscsrors-W S Fisher, Creighton.
Wslker-Nichael COldren, Henry Book.
Black Log-A W Opple.
Turbett-John Hertzler, D Robson.
Lsck-M Stump, VIM Ross.
Milford-JOhn I Shower, W \ Sterrett.
Monroe-C s ShellenbeTssr, d W Weiuner,
Spruce Hill-A w Snyder, 2 Wharton.
Fsyette-W 5 Brown, David Charters.
Beale-W Young, Joseph Walters.
GreenwoOd-Ha-riSSn Minimum, Henry
Zelders
Susquehanna-H X Freymoyer, S G Dress
Ter.
Fermsnagh-lsaac Sieber, Joseph Brent.
John S. Graybill, of Nifiintown, is the
member of the State Central Committee tor
Juniata county.
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THURSDAY, MAY 29.

THURSDAY, MAY 2s.
MORNING SESSION.
S:5O-Devotional Exercises.
s;Oo--Ihe Orgdni<a alton and Management c,
the Sa6bLfh-ScaooI Duties of Su.
perIntendent, Asst. Superiniend ent,
Secretary, Treasurer and Librarian
S. ID. Batesholiz, +. A. Tennis
J. n. Moore, d. S. Punk, ID. d.
Stone, Phi. D., a. Sandoe, Rev. J
A. Magill, J. Beidler, John miih.
e;i5-Ths Teachers Who shall they be
How selected Their qualifications
Their duties Their relations to
their clasSesl TO the Superinten-
dent TO the home p Rev. A. Co.
penhaver, J. ]. McMullen, Samuel
Buck. Wm. lsenberg, ID. thinner
man, Z. d. Hines, Jas. Pugh, |. d.
Wallis, e Benner, Howard Martin,
DR.. Ii. J. Hunt.
l0:S0-Common mistakes in teaching.-G.
l. Drrr, Rev. X. Z. Wilson, A. J.
Patterson, J. L. North, W. i. Horn
ing, Joseph Brindle.
ll:0U-What can We do 10 extend the Sab
bath-School work in the county .
Rev. F McBurncy, Wellington
Smith, p. NJ. Sterrett, d. Partner,
q. W. Wilson, Philip Weber.
ll:30-What are we doing for the work in
our own neighborhood - Cloyd
Horning, II. j. Altman, e. c. Ten
Rev. - Zehner. Howard Martin,
A. Il. Weitman, Rev. Mr.. Eberly.
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Special Notices.
THE WORLDS BALM.

DR. L. d. WEYBURS's ALTERATIvE SYRUP.
~A remedy used TIIRTY-FIVB YEARS
in private pryctice, and never failing to
radically cure
MATS N, DROPS
Erysipells, Scrofula, Secondary Syphilis,
Gravel, Diabetes, and all diseases IN which
the blood is implicated, is now offered to
the public.
Sold bv all Retail Druggists, and (whole-
sale only) by The WEYBURS MEDICISE Co.,
p. o. Box 33S, Rochester, y. /.
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PRIYATE SALES.

Persons desirous of selling property al
private sale, may arrange to have the prop.
erty advertised in the Ssntinsl and RspEbii-
can, on the terms Of no pay II moi soIi. Ii
sold, TO pay at such rates as have previous
iy been agreed upon.
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farmers, do you want good Land Plas-
ter, Lumber, Calcined Plaster, Roserdale
Cement, or York county Lime If so, call
on Kennedy & Doty, who have just re-
ceived a new supply by boat, and all at
bottom prices. EmayI-3t
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PINIPLES.

twill mail (Free) the recipe for s.tip' q
VEGETABLE BALM that will removs TAN,
FRECKLES, PIMPLES aud BLOTCHES,
leaving The skin soft, clear aud beautiful f;
also instructions for producing a Iuxurilnt
growth Of hal. CT a bald lead or smOOth
face. Address, nclosi Sc. stamp, Ben.
Vandeif n Co., % Ann street, n. Y.
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PHILADELPHIA GRAIN MARKET:

PHILADELPHIA GRAIN MARKETS.
PHn.DELPHIA, May l0.-The grain mar
ket is firm. Wheat ranged at Sl.l2tol. 10.
Corn 39tOiic. Oats 35tO36c.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS.
PBrLADELPHIA, May 10 - Beef cattle
ranged from ItoG.c. Cows sold at former
figures, S2jtoSO. Sheep ranged from 3to
.G.;. Hogs sold at 5to6c.
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Manhood: HowLost, How Restored


IN Just published, new edition Of
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u Price, 4. a sealed envelope. only six
cents
The celebrated author in this admi-a b,e
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty
years successful practice, that the ala--.-
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internal medicine or the appliea'isz ss tho
kHic; pointing out mode % sac At once
simple, certain, and eftcti..f, hs means Of
: which every sufferer, no asattr. what bis
condlton nay be-, may cnre himself cLesI :
", privately. and rGGIcaLz.
= his Lecture should be in the HANDS
OF every you:h and every I's<n in The land =.
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YES, LOOK THIS WAY

For your Grain Drills, Reapers, Mowers,
Wheel Cultivators, for either one or two
horses, I to shovels, best in the market.
J. F. G.. LONG,
Port Royal P. o., or near Spruce Hill,
aprl6-tf Juniata county, Pa
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FEsTIvAL.-PattersonC Council, No. zoo,
o. Z. A. NJ, will hold Festival in Miffiin-
TOW n, on Friday evening, Saturday after
noon and evening, May 16 and IL, 1873.
All are cordially invited.
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N4RRIED:

BORTELL-CONRAD-InP Patterson, on
the lst inst, by Rev. Z. L. Berry, Mr.. II.
II. Bortell and Mss Sarah NJ. Conrad, both
OF Patterson.
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DELAWARE.
ENIGMA.

am composed of 81 letters.
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My rs, 10, SO, "a is wild animal.
Ny Is, 81, AZ, 50, l6, "a, 36, 81 is snail
animal.
My s, 10, 40, 10, 2, IL, 80, 22 is the name
of a cloth woven in figures.
My 30, 46, 81, "a, is a beverage.
My 3, IL, l6 is metal.
Ny 4, q, %, 81 is an animal.
Ny 35, 6, Is, &c, SS, q is TO pass away
quickly.
Ny 9, IS, 8, Is, 53, 81, 81 is very good
exercise.
My IL, Al, 81 is piece of ware used On
the table.
Ny 90, 49. IA, Q, SO, 80, "a Is to exalt
Ny II, 40, 3J i, an article that farmers use.
Ny 81, 81, 5, 8 is TO regret.
Ny so, le, 90 Is a vegetable.
ny AZ, 4s, 40, SO is to impose on.
Ny AZ, 10, 10, ~ is something that grows
in swamps.
My 2S, sc, &c, 10 is to infiict wound.
My A., 10, 35, l6 is to hoard.
My As, 6, 4S, 20, SO is one of the senses.
Ny whole IS an old proserc.
FRANK.