1 MILD CRIMIXAL-A EEMARKABLE CAREER. At Toledo, Ohio, a few days eitice, TV. A. Bucl lin, alia Charles Laville, allot Ch.irle Ililderbrand, and also known by nt Lit i ames, was arrested for forging a ra lroiir: pass. He gives quite a remar - kaMe iceouut of himself, and according to Lis statement Las been an e ted seven-ty-tiine times, been in twelve different J-'tates' prisons, and over forty station li..u-es and other places. He has also Wu sentenced to terma of imprisonment aggregating City-eight years, but bag j PAXCV UOUDS manned to crowd bis whole service in j prist! n between b;S (ourteenih and thirty- j Also a large and carefully selected asiort .... , ,. e ment of Fancy Hoods, of all classes, kinds and Biity year. He claims to be a native ot i(i(,s u Jf which wiu olJ ,t tlie low. Draihurn, Wayne cuunty. Mich, and says that when twelve years old he join- fd a circus company and went to Luiope. In London be tipped the till of a linen rlratur. and escaped transportation in j i const qiience of his youth. From Lo:i- don be went to France, was soon arrested thin, and served eighteen months in vriM-n at Caen. He then went back ti loudon, and alter a .li'irt c:ireer tlier re - turni'd lo America lu Kingston, Can ada, he committed tin ft, and reciveu a year's sentence. His next experience was in i'ittshur;; He was here for some tiuie, but dYi-i.iugto go away, and not bavini; tlie mean, be robhed a man on the Allegheny hridgu one dark night to procuie them, but bis usual luck attended him, and he wis soon after arrested, be fore lie ti.fi time in ft rid of the results of bis crime or leave the city. This time be received a ten years' sentence. and while underpin;; it, w.w made to . . . ,. sufl.r, be says, mom than any ordinary taun could have stood and lived. When arretted he bad on bis person a fine saw made from the maiuspi inf of a watch,' and this he ruinated to fcecrete to care- fully that the strictest fearch failed to re-' veal it. Four liiiK'8 in three j'tars did j be saw his way out rf prison, and each j tinie bo was caught before he could get ' clear id the grounda On each of the. first three occasions his sentence was in creased ad a punishment, but on the I'liiim ji. v. at. urn i uimrii i 'i inatkc iiui , prepxreu h, no iiiisiih's, ana nave jut re tell where the saw was. He refused all i eived a bribe ;,!,d laughed at the threats made; KET7 ASSOETHENT OF GOODS, to iuduee bira to give up, so it wan re- I ruNM-aiso r solved to use harsh means with him. Ovnr Coals Dress Coats. IJusmess Coa rr . .i i i .i , j Coniuiuti Coais, la:iialoons. Vests, Halt He was nut in the shower bath ever dav , . . ' ,,.' .- ' i - l-oots an't Mioes ot evjry ilesenption, for several eiks, and kept there ir.l ' Mylc and iuality, for male or female, til the attending ljliysician ordered the pnnishtnen, to cease, and yet he remained I YS CLOTHING firm. I!e was then chained to the floor bv bis aims and legs, and only allowed a ... . i , r respne of a few minutes each day from this painful position, yet be held out in hi . i i i is determination to keen lit saw, nnd ' even told bis persecutors that if they would b't up iu their vigilance in the least he would take advantage of it and get free. After seveial weeks of this treatment the prisui physician ordered him back to woik, and be was accord -j.ig'v put in the chain pang and closely watched. At. night bo was locked iu a double strong cell, and it cin-med imjxig- eible for bim to escape. He had become . ... .. . . . r u .. .... .i.- ,.., .,...... . Mifli-f.-!v l.!tf 1n l:thtr. vet in Ipsa t ian J ' three ..-!. ft or be l.a.l heen nut at work tlir.e h! alter lie nal ueen put at work lie sawi-d i.ff his cleiins, tlirmiprli l'is cell dsir, HiiJ iV means nf nutsiile assistance e'cajied, after ppeudin;; umetliing like ti.ne and a half years iu tlie juisim. Tl.e time at a hiclt t!ii transpired in fpttr 'WestiTn IVnitenti.uy must lave lieen pn viuus In l', 1, its in Ms fiirtlier acreuiit ii liimsi If, liuckliti (Lis real nir.jij say. l.f l.nvl.tl in f utK in that yiar, ai:J was tlirre sentenced tn twenty yiais" iiiitr'siutneiit, hut esciped nnd v iil in Mrxico, There he was impris oned I'r rnhh.-ry, tn serve ten years, hut ilrp his way uL Hit next exploit was ill lll iinis, where he was arrested fur nr. I hiwin" He esca.ed while await i.i triil. In I'M'i'i lie f irmed partner ship wiih the Ken t p:inr, in Indiana, but after the hanging hy tlie viilants" at ieymour fled to California. His mother he says, still lives tt l'ewborn, Michigan. He tit'inied there a short time ax, in t 'm'itig t'i become an honest man, but i i .- i - . ! 'iiu aesocianons came upon mm so strong , 1,, J, m.Q. r.,r.o.l i ;, 1,h rr'rA ' 1.1..I lie was torceil to give lip ins good ; intentions and again take up his old lift lie .aye he can remember thirty-one murders that have been committed by j :,ls" in difli-rent loralitica but rlni.-s j ..is m uiuuent localities, Dtu aenu s having had a hand in them. The great- et haul he ever made by any crime was SSO.OOO in California Concluding his account of himself, this remarkable crimi nal says : "Ask any Chief of Police, any of the detectives, any of the Deputy r- . i .-.. , , . cni.tu r-iaies iUarsuais, or almost anv i jiiiton warden lu the est, who Charh s ; nr... t..,uzur an.f ...... of Apprtiie.ttiey u-11 i i i- ,,t i . .,, ,. ! should i,e taken modemtidv to stimulate the stom IlllJerhiaud, aft Charlea Laville, alias, ach and restore us healthv "tone and action. Tom, Dick nud Harry, is, and they will ia,sw. r that he is a black eyed spani,!,- ltolMi,r r.In ,.f l.f t!.;,i .-o, w;,. I Mokmg chap ..f oliont ti.iity years, wiry. hbarp. shrew d, and one of the must noted i pocket-pii kers and robbers in this coun t ry. " Pitts') urg Comtiu rciul. "Spy mirrors,' attached to the win dows of houses are bicominsr ouiie com-1 " ""- raon nil Litlmmalue neigliboi hoods of' v v 1 n-1 , , ' AtiU' Igik iliey arc suspended upon j 1 1 .. ... . . TfHtr UlCtal frames in euch a way that I a pi rt 011 can sit in the window, out of ..: .. .. ..1 .. ,t. ..H.... 1 ..,.. 1... i .i-, .iti'i r-, v i.. V......O nim ,a?3via ,,,, . . j ,. .1 , , 1 he ( l-hioti originated in Holland, where th.-y are so comm . 11 that tliey are con- J L 'eap,ratSi ana lx"DOVta,S onthedigeB ,iiiered necetisary adjuncts to every house, I db. j. c. ATER CO., PntrNeol Clumsisf aud are called "imcgdeii " LOWELL. MASS.. U. B. A. A (treat bla-t came off at the " Stone (iiaut" qnairiia at Greensburg, oil the Jldawaie, a few day since, in the pre ence of many spectators and visitors ; t in 1 t.l.'t:. Tl .. ck ' fram I h ladeiidita. Jnerewere oa kegs p ; nf powder of 2's pounds each, used, aud i ,t U .aiim.tMd that 91 finn rMi fif! ftone were thrown out and 40,000 perch l.vwrjed, weighing altoyvther about 150, O0C Ions. tflcthiug. ATew Store in f atterson SAMUEL STBAYER, having purchaed ef Levi Hecht, keeps in the new Brick Build I ing. Main Street, 1'atierson, a Urge and ele I ir&tit fiapnrf mailt of Readv-Mado Clothing. 1 cou.,ii,iing in part of Uor.rctMitt, trwlt Louts, Dress Coats, I'antnlnons. Vent, I'rmcers, Collars, Cw'tniirts, Haiulkerchiejs, Boot & Shuts And everything ueu illy found in a first class j Oentlemma'a Furnisniug S Store. , est posible living prices. aam j.ii(.!..Di, which he will sell al prices defving eompeli- ion. " r ... j ci.. - . CAR PL TS, OIL CLOTHS. i He hnsnn hand a beautiful assorlment of J Carpets, Oil Cloths. &c , which are of a good ; quality, and well worth the inspection of the ; ! buyer. 1 W VTt'lirS i JEWELRY. j Gold and Silver W-j'chex, Ear rings. Plum olid Fancy rings, Wafcli Keys, Ladies' and Gents' Ilreasl I'ins, Gold l'cnsand Pencils, ic, which at 'his tiiae form the largest and besi assortment in the county. tsauAll the above goods will be sold cheap er than any otlier store in the United States. 1 If you don't believe it, just give him a call j and be convinced of the truth iti the assertion j FURNITURE. He has also a l.ir'e Room just opposite his Store where he offers for sale at low prices a general assortment (,i Tables, Chairs, Sofas, Lounges, bedsteads. I Mattresses. Trunks. Carpets. Slanks, Hacks, nj n.ianT other articles for hou-e furnishing j SAMUEL STIlAVKlt. I ""son. auS 1, 'K. n. w. !UiiM:r &. o's CHEAP CLOTHING STORE. J ) j g WilV (OI ElcH- i HAVlNfS removed our GOODS to Wila.m's Store l'.o.itn. bridge street, we aie aeain isn Carpets White Shirts, Fancy Over ! Shirts, Under Phirts. Orawevs, Hosiery. vjMives, .i iieii aim i apnr t ninrs. CrlTill)) Ti(.s Trm'ikSt Um breltas, Trivelling liaps &e. j Also, tfie hifeM sivlesnf Ladies' Cloaks Cir- : , ... ' 11 -'r : culars and F nrs. Persou in want of anything in onrline will ! save n,onr-v "-v 'iTi;'K "s 1"'f"re Pr- clishing ei-f?wji'Tf, ms we are determined to' sell cheio Jo:- c.i.4. BPi. Dun ! f.,rj;vi ti.e corner, Bri.lge and Water streets. D. IV. HAULEY & Co. Aug. IX, ti'.i S. B. LOUDON, T TEUCiUNT TAIl.Olt! IXford's IliiiH- t 1. in. Lri !ge Sire,-!, Mirf.iniown. l'a , 1 re-p-.-ilul'y inl..n.i the public that he . ..... . ...i ....i.i.i.piitiiii.iiiucui oi ' u A lic.lora, anl li ia openeit out a ' 1 i I.R' ANH KINtR ASsoRT.VENr ,,r : ' L U ' .1 .N.N.V.. A. .N. I VEsriXGs. , c. I Than ever wis bef. re l.r-.ccht lo Ihis town, whirli h i r.r-i're. t uiae to or-lcr in the - I'l-Sl 4 A ' T I'l 'R O YEU STY I. E Anl in iner that will drfy all rompeti- , ai-.i ui.uiifactiirea to order, all I tion. fi S(.rla of C r tSTO'I WORK On rea.i.ai'.'e ti-r.is. ' lir urn vi'n'i.ii i.) hii.:nes. he hope, to receive a 'ru r .l snare of public patron- ! aire (i.vr hiia c.II mi l in-pei his slvles : of cetciig an I w-irkiaanship betare going i e.sewht-r!. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, tha parposes of a Ixativ Perhaps no one meili cine is so univerHallv re quired by everybouy as a cathartic, nor wa ever any beiore so umveraal ly'adopteil into use. in every country and anion; all clashes, as tnis mild but efliicnt purgauve I'M. The obvious rea son i-.that it is a more re liable ami far more effec tual remcdv than anv otlier. Thoe who have triett it, kn-.iv that it enred tlie.n: Uio.-ewho have not, know ttiat it cures their neighbors and friends, and all. knnw that what it doe onee it doe alwavs that it never falls Ihroinrh anv fault or neirfertof its composition. Ve have thousands upon thou- Sw,uCT ''oiitainmr noil acr calmnel or any deleterious drug, Viey mav lie ,.lken wj,h ,afi.tT b; anvl)01,v Tlle7; f".-arcoUiiiz nreerve them everf.e.-h aud maker Iht'iii j.le;i,iut to tnk, while hcin? purely vegetable ii 'j iiarm r;ui ano 0:11 Liicir up in any quanluT'. They oper.t', ,y their powerful hilltience on'the internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate it into he:ilthyn- tion reniove theobstrnetinnsof the Momarh. bowels, liver, ani other onmns of tlie hofly, restoring their irrecrular action to health, and hy correctinjT, wici;v'r tlicy exi?t, puch derangc iiients as are the firt origin crtheae. Minute direction nre given in tha wrapper on the box, fr the follow ia 5 complaints, which these tne oox. Jw nnidiv cure: i"or fjv-r Comiiliilnt and it virion Rrmn. tOTni, IClliona lle-ailMchr. Aick llrttarbev KRr oTllowTO J!? u"'!"'"'.' taken for each ease, to correct the diseased J., ,,i "''''iS to correct the diseased . ttr. 7entrrr .r Iiiarrhaei, but one mil nt. d. -. . - hw. vuu MU... oc is Tnnerallv reiiTiirel. For Ilhrnmul.in. Unit. Srml. Palnlr "'"" r ", fasin im ttte- lurk and ILoin.. ihey should be cominn juely taken, as requireil, lo chanee the diseaseil action of the tystem. With such change those comulaints For ItrniMViinil Ikrnnal.ut ctlt .w Should be 1 knn .,, lnr.. .,r.vr:."r..V"V "'"7 u".'c "f eff,''"'t of drastic, purse, ? "llwa"M a lare dose should betaken "s " l,r" luces taedesu-e I effect bv svmnathv. A a lit, f;f ,ni.A... ..... . . - - -- r ...... iitiiumt UUMJi u Dra. note dnretion and relieve the stomach. An occasional ilosa Ktimi!l.f. ih. ...k ...ii.i.v a.iiim, restores tne appetite. Z." . """,r" u'e nce it Is often ad- ,nuirtci'us wnpro no serious ileranrement v,,t ". .rr -is M.iraoiv w en, nncn nuns tnatarios of UVse C,W. makes him feel decidedlv better tVon. tfflu Sold by liructrisis generally. JOHNSTOWN FOUNDRY. THE undersigned, manufacturer of Jami son's Improved Plow, calculated for all kinds of plowing, and in all kinds of ground, o''l cheaper than any other Plow in the - u , County. He manufactures all kinds or Cast- inps. Bells, Stoves. &e. He will alio repair rearers and threshing machines. Give me a call, or address. H. ROGERS. . Walnut P. 0. Juniata Ce. Pa. aug 18-18S9 tf For aU Meiidao. SSSSM I I-.- 1 I 3lmb3ndisf, &f. SPECIE PRICES! EXTRAORDINARY"" REDUCTION IN THE PRlCEE OF GOODS. LAIRD I BELL'S INEtV STORE, Patterson, Juniata Co.. Pa. The undersigned beg leave to ttate, that they have purchased from J. It. M. Todd, his entire stock of goods, and will iu ibe future conduct the merchnntile businc at the Old Stand, in the borough of Patterson, Juuiaia . county, !'.. where they shall endeavor to ! kMn constant!? un hand a. full and cimnlcte ' . - I assortment ot I ladius dress goods, consist j IN(x OF j ALPACAS. POPLINS. FLA IPS. LUSTERS. Pe LAINS. .MERINOS. MOHAIRS, GINGHAMS. CAM BR I US. LAWN'S, &C. FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS. JEWEI.RV. HATS AND CAPS. HOOTS AND SHOES, ! I CjI'EENSU'ARE, CEDARWAKE. 'GLASSWARE CROCKER1" j " " '' AIT ' ' i I'llvVKV Tt.'A , ! . ' , ' j SIRUPS. SUGAR. i Having just returned from the city with the above enumerated stock of goods, all of which have been purchased since the great dectine in Gold, we feel warranted in suying that we can offer Goods at grentlv reduced fig ures for CASH Oil COUM KV PRODUCE. mar23-tf LAIHD &. LKLL. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! Martin & Walters Bazaar ! C RE A T CRA 67 JX 1'RICES ! AVISO purchased the Store of N. Frnk j " l"'lf t!ie r"8 Pfcr & Co., on Main street, in J. M. lielf.iru'f , ence for the G HOVER & BaKKR Machines H store room, we would respectfully inform the : puonc mat we nave just reiuriiea irom Ihe East with a new aud carefully selected stock of (iOODS of the very best quality, compris ing in part, of I DK V GOOPS, GUOCKIUKS, I NOTIONS, i IIOIEILIKS. FANCY GOODS. ! yi'KKNSU'AKK, HOOTS & SilOKS, I! ATS AND C.M'S, i CAlil'KT HAGS, i OIL CLOTHS, j C A It P K T S, BLANKETS. Fl'IiS, W OOD AND WILLOW. H" A UK. and in every article usually kepi iu a well ' selected st..re. , i inet'-htnpe for t.Ol NTKV TKOMYK. I'.y ! po d'tin we will he able lo cell C'todf ! c iieap ! " e ifiienu peinne exc.uiveij lor i A 1 1 . r so il-iin we will re ahle lo sell -,tt.l x riii.:iti ..... . : s me ci.espesi. al. an.l eiamme our stucK j ,,,., , , ........ , ,iP ! Foil ALL KINDS OK fiiUNTItV IMtm.lW ! : ART! V k W 4LTKIJS. 1 (Helf.irU'sStore.Iloom,) Main St., Ktiflintown. Pa. March !?:,). T11K I'l.ACK POl: IS AT JlAilii AIN. rLNNKIJS CHEAP IX PATTKKSON, PA. I "' ir the I from ' M'MIE lirgest and best assortment I X foi.ni in 1'aiierson. Thankful for i liberal rnlronare heretofore received from the public, 1 wouid respectfuiiy nnuouiice i that 1 have just opened a very Urge stock ot J : uooos wen suutu 10 me iraue. ,iiy siock consists of a full assortment of fine and staple DItY GOODS, Embracing all lite materials for men, women and children's ware, including Hats aud Caps, Hoots an.l Shoe, together wilb a large stock of Muslins. Slieelincs Ilrillings, Tickings, Oil Cloihs, Mattings, oic. LADIES' DUESS GOODS, Such as French 3nd English Merinoes, Pop lins. Alpacas, Pe Laines, plain and figured Shawls, ,v,c. and alsoalsre stock of Notions, such as Gloves. Milts. Hosiery, Embroidered Collars aud Culls, and a general assortment of Dress Trimmings. GROCERIES, Such as Sugars, Syrups, Coffees, Teas and Spices. -Alo, a large lot of Queensware, Hardware. Wood and Willow War. Fish Sail and Nails. Together wiib a full assort ment of fionus usually kept in a country store tftju Highest price paid for country pro dace in exchange for goods. Prices lo suit ; the limes aug 18. 18b7-tt AGENTS WANTED 1'OR FROM Til k FIELDS or LITEltATURE. Con taining selection from oxk Ht'XDBr.ii of the most popu ar American and foheic.v authors, including Adams. Itancrofl, Hacon. Ileecher, Hulwer, t'hapin (E. H.), Cailyle, Cooper, He ijuincv, Everett. Emerson. Newman. Hall. J. G. Holland. Irving. Longfellow, Parker. Phil lips. Punshon. Uobertson, Kuskin. Wbately. Webster, and others equally relebralea for their skill in the use of beauliful laugunge and for their strong enforcement of noble i leas. Six hundred pages, elegant chromo frontpiece in ten colors, aud many choice en gravings, at one half the price chnrg-d for any oilier hook of its quality. Agents can Sf II twice as many of this book as of any other in the market. Ladies meet with the best of success. Clergymen, Teachers, and energetic young men and ladies wanted in every township to act as Agents, on very liberal terms. Send name and address for Circular te ZIEGLER fc McCl RDi. Philadelphia, Pa., Cincinnati, Ohio; Chicago, 111. ; fit. Louis, Mo. ; or Springfield, Mass. nov'J-6m ' IfOR SALE Three set of Cook Stove Pat terns. No. 7. 8, and 9, Flasks and Follow Boards, all complete, bv "SILAS SH AMP, Oct 6-8m Jlitflintown. PLAIN and Fancy Job Printing neatly exe--errtwd t this OSo. - Sifting SJatJincs.- Hanufacttaing Conpany, JLt the WORLD'S FAIR, Constituted by the homes of the people Received thb Gbbat Award of the HIGHEST SALES ! And have left all rivals far behind them for they S!OLl IN lJ!r One Hundred and Twenty-seven Thousand, Eight Hundred and Thirty-three Machines ! being more than forty thousand in advance of their sales of the previous year, ami over (orlij-fnuT thousand more than the sales of an; other Company for 1870, as shown by the fol lowing figures from swims returns of the sales of Licensees. The Singer Manufacturing Company sold over the Florence Sewing Ma chine Co 110,173 Machines. Sold over the Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing .Ma. Co... 98.9-Jo do. Sold over the Weed Sew ing Machine Co !2,8."1 do Suld over iheGrover & Ita- kcr Sewing Machine Co. 70,431 do. Sold over the Howe Sew ing Machine Co VJ,677 do. Sold over the Wheeler Jt Wilson Manufg Co 44,025 do. all of which is mainly owing to the ropulari- iv of what is known as ihe "New Family j Sewing Machine," which is now fast finding its way inio every well regulatet household- For Circulars giving lull particulars of Machines, their Kobling Cases of many va j rielies of wood and finish, their Attachments for numerous kinds of woik. which, till re- cenily, it was thought that delicate fingers alone could perform, as well as particulars about all articles used hy their Macines, I such ns Twist, Linen Thread, Spool Cot ton' j Oil. Sc., &c, apply to any of their Author- ized Agents, or to The Singer Manufacturing Company, t 4o8 Kroadtnit;. AViff York, Philadelphia Office 1106 Chestnut S:reet. D. V. HAULEY Sl CO., Agents in MilBin town, who keep machines constantly on hand at their Clothing Store on Bridge street, for ihe inspection of the public, and for sale at the most reasonab1? prices. Machine Cotton, Needles, Thread. Oil, Ac, and everything pertaining to this Machine constantly kept on hand fur sale. Marl 5 GROVER &, BAKER'S SEWING MACHINE. The following are selected from thon sandu of testimonials of similar character. 0Ver all others ' I Lke the Grover & Caker Machine, in ihe first place, because, if 1 had any other, 1 should still want aCrover .4 linker, and, bar ing a Grover & linker, ii answers the purpose of all the re.-t. It does a greater variety of work ami it is easier to learn than any othsr." Mrt. J. C Croltf ( f.ttitt Junt I have had sevcial years' eipi-rier.ee wi;h a Grover & baker Machine, which has given me great sal isfnclion. 1 think the Grover & Baker Machine is more eaily managed, and less liable to gel out of order. I prefer the j Grovei & Uaker, decidedly. "-Mrs. Dr. Waits, Sfic York. j I have had one in my family for some two ! years, and from what 1 know of its workings. . and frum the testimony of many of mv j friends who use the same, I can hirilly see : bow anything could be more complete or give better satisfaction. .! drtirrui (,rtint. " I believe it lo be the best, ail things con sidered, of any lhat I have known. It is very simple and easily learned; the sewing1 from the ordinary spools is a great ndvan- tage ; the stitch is entirely reliable ; it doen i 10 Pp OI,t wf order." Mr. A. M. Spoontr, 36 Uwd Street, llrookhm. i Jt .. I .n.....;n,u.i i.. -.r .t. . ....-. principal machines : and I prefer ihe Oruv- & IUker ,0 '''"".'. because I consider ibe J Hitch mure elastic. I have work now in the i h,,u" liich wa" d"np.n'ne y g. i is still good " Vrs. Ifr. .VeCreadi, A'o, r.aiif Ttrrnfi third Street, Xeir lark. More than two-lhirds of all Ihe sewing i done in my fan ily fir llie last two years has been liiine by Gmver & Itake.-'s Machine, and j I never had a garment rip or need mending i except those rents which frolicsome boys will 1 make in whole cloth. It is in my opinion by I far ihe mist valuable of any I have iried." j .wrs. iti nrif 11 ara isrecrier. ! The fl rover & I'aker Sewing Machine I Company manufacture both the Elastic! ! Stitch and Lock Stitch Machines, and offer the public a choice of the best ma- I chines ol both kinds, at their establish- j .-nil i , , nenls in all the large cities, and through agencies in nearly all towtm throughout the country. Price Lists and samples of sewinjr in both stitches furnished on ap plication to Grover & Baker S. M. Co., IIS Market street, llarnsburg, April 7. 1871). MIFFLTNT0WJI FOUNDRY MACHINE SHOP! rpHE undersigned would respectfully an -X nounce to the citizens of Junieta and adjoining counties, that he has purchased the MirHinlowu Foundry and Mashine Sbon. and is prepared to manufacture articles of various descriptions, such as Four and Six Horse-power Threshing Machines, also, Eight nnd Ten llorse Power Machines, being the most celebrated, and best adapted to the wants of the farmer now extant, and which I will warrant to perform all they are recommended lo do Plows of the latest and most improved patterns, considered by all who have used lb em lo be superior to any now in use in this part of the country. I would espeeially call the attention of farmers to the IKON KING PLOW, which I am man ufacturing, wiih Ihe latest improvements for 1K70. I am, nlso prepared fo manufacture all kind of Mill C.earings, such as Cog Gearing. Gudgeons. Saw Mill Cranks, and Turning and fitting up the same. I also manufacture all kinds of Coal, IIooc, Parlor and Cooking Stoce I also manufacture Hollow Ware, Waffle Rollers for tanners, te. Old Metal and country produce of all kinds taken in exchange for work. Pemember I sell ten per cent, cheaper than any other establishment in the country. J. A. CRISWELL. Feb 16. 1870-tf. A. G. PoSTLETUWAlTK. J. C. M'NatlUUTON A. G. POSTLETHWAITE & CO , General Commission Merchants. FOR THE SALE OF ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE. So. 204 Sontb Front Street, martl-tf PHILADELPHIA. ALL kinds of Canned and Dried Fruit for selefev ; ... . c. BARTLT. NATIONAL HOTEL, LEWISTOWIf, PEHH'A. . - - i t BEAR & IIAMAKEB, Proprietor. STATE CAPITOX. HOTEL, near the Cap tol Buildings, HAHISBVRG, PA. &Terms aa moderate as any Hotel ia the City. WJI. G.THOMPSON. Proprietor ST. CLOUD HOTEL, Arch Street, above Seventh Street, Philadelphia. Eulirely new, with ample capacity for 250 guests. Terms. $'! per day. The St. Cloud is newly and elcgati'ly furnished throughout, and is open for the reception of guests, by the undersigned, who' have so successfully conducted for the past ten years the well known Mountain House, at Cresgon Springs. G. W. Ml'LLIN 4 EKO., Prop". marf-Jlst JUNIATA HOTEL. MIFFL1XTOWN, JUNIATA CO., PA. SAMUEL MI RPHV, Proprietor. Rooms large and comfortable the Table supplied with the best the market affords Stabling large and excellent Bar constantly supplied wiih ihe choicest wines and liquors no pains will be spared to pleasb guests. Charges moderate A. liberal share of public patrueage is solicited Deel4'70 WHITE HOUSE HOTEL, 310 & 318 NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA. CEO. ZEILLKY, Proprietor. Good accommodations for all who may favor him with a call. First -Class Livery and Sale Stable, HOLDING CU HORSES, ATTACH CD TO HOTEL. LEONARD HOUSE. Opposite tuk Depot, CUiAKFIKLD, l'V.. The "Leonard House" has recently been refitted and otherwise greatly improved, aud is now under the proprietorship of I). John ston & Son. formerly of the "Merchant's Ho tel" in Pittsburg. Persons visuing Clear field on business or pleasure will find this a convenient and pleasant place to slop , may 11, '70 ly UNITE!) STATES iToTe L , OPPOSITE PA. R. R. DEPiiT, IIARUISBUKG, PA. EMM ING Ell A: CO., Proprietors. Telegraph OiSce in Hotel, aug 1. IWtl-y. UEEDSYiLLE, MIFI'LIX IV, PA. AVII I. Kid:. Proprietor The undersigned respectfully calls the at tention of the public to ihe fact that be has leasrd the hotel properly ii Kredsville, for merly occupied by Aaron Snoop, and is pre pared to accommodate strangers and travel, rs. He will spare no nieans to make ihe Hotel unexceptionable in every particular. lie will exercise a personal supervision over hi-i Itar. Table and Stable. Ilw respectfully solicits a share of t lie patronage of ilm public. DAVID 1. KICE. Reedsville. April 10. J iT i PHILADELPHIA. rillS HuTfcL IS I'l.EASASTLY PfTCATED UN TI1K SOL'TI! SIDE OF u a c j: s t n i: k t , a rt:w noons aiiuve tiiiuh. I TS C fc X T K A h hOCALIT Y Makes it particularly desirable to persons visiting ihe City en business or pleasure A. liKCK, PROPRIETOR, Formerly tf the SluUs L'nion JJttel. aug. IS, lSilii-ly. Sixty-Ore First Prize .TIetlals Awarded. THE GREAT "fU? isi 5 A Baltimore Piano MANUFACTORY. WILLI A. if KVlBi: Ac CO. ni'imr'iirturer rf Grand Square and Iprisrht PIANO FORTES, BALTIMORE, MD. These lestrumeuts have been bf. fore the public for nearly Thiriy years, and upon their excellence alone attained an unpitrchiaed pre. eminence, which pronounces them unequalled. Their TONE combines great power, sweetnss nnd fine singing quality, as well as great purity of Intonation, and sweetness through the euln-e scale. Their TOl'CII is pliant and elastic, and entirely free from the stiffness found in so many Piauos. In MOKKMANSIIIP they are unequalled, using none but the very best seasoned material, list large capital em ployed in our business enabling us to keep continually an immense stock of lumber, on band. All our Square Pianos bave our Sew Improved Overstki.no Scale and the Agrare Treble. fejJT We would eall special attention lo oil r late improvements in GRASU PAXGS an l SQUAKE GKAXJS, Patened August, 14. IStiB, which bring the Piano nearer perfec tion than has yet been attained. Ererj Plan fall Warranted for 5 Tears. We have made arrangements tor the Soe Wholesale Aaeneu for the most t'elebraied PAKLOS OHGAXS and MELODE0X8, which we offer Wholesale and Retail, at Low est Factory Prices. WILLIAM KXASE & CO. JAMES BELLA K, Wholesale Oepot, 279 Jr 281 Sout A 5 h St. sep'.I-fim Philadelphia. 1 T'ALISTERSVILLE TIN SHOP. The un it 1. dersigned has established himself in McAli. tersville in the Tinning business. Persons wanting anything in his line shoald call before purchasing elsewhere as be is prepared to manufacture all kinds of Tin and htSheft Iron Ware, and to sell as low as they can be purchased elsewhere. His old cus tomers and the public generally are respect fully invited to call, as he hopes by strict at. tention to business to deserve a share of pat ronage. aug 18 '69tf JACOB G. WINET THE OLD ESTABLISHED FIEJI, J. RICHARDSON & CO. 126 Mabkit Stbeet, PuiiAD . is the largest Manufacturing t 'onfecti: lera I ana nole:Me Dealers is Frujw, HEM T. HELMBOLD'S COMPOUND FLUID Extract Catawba GRAPE PILLS. Component Part' Fluid Extract Rhu barb and Fluid Extract Catawba Grape Juice. FOR LIVER COMPLAIST3. JAUNDICE. BILIOUS AFFECTIONS. SICK OR NER VOUS HEADACHE. CG3TIVEN E3. Etc. PURELY VEGETABLE. CONTAINING so MERCURY. MINERALS OR DSLETEIU OCS DUCUs. II These Pills are the most delightfully pleas ant purgative superseding castor oil, salis, magnesia, etc. The is nothing more accept able to the stomach. They give tone, and cause neither nausa nor griping pama. They are composed of the finest ingredients. After a few days' use of ihera, such invigoration of the entire system takes place as to appear miraculous to the weak and enervated, wlielh er rising from improdence or disease. H. T Uelmbold's Compound Fluid Litrnct Catawba Grape Pills are not sugar coaled, from tlie fact that sugar-coated Pills do not dissolve, but pass through the stomach wi.h.iut disolv ing, consequently do not produce ihe desired effect. THE CATAWBA GRAPE P1LL8, leing pleasant in taste and order, do not nec essitate their being sugar coaled, and are preparcu according to rules of Pharmacy anil Chemistry, and are not Patent Mcdicires. E HENRY T. IIELMUOLD'S nlUHLf CONCENTRATF.I compoenu Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla Will radically exterminate from the system Scrofula, Syphilis. Fiver Sores. Ulcers. Sore Eyes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth. Sore Head. Bronchitis. Skin Diseases, Salt Rlicum. Can kers. Runnings from the Ear. White Swell in"?, Tumors. Cancerous Aiiectious. Nodes. Rickets Glandular Sw-llings, Night Sweats. Hash, Tetter, Humors of ail Kinds. Chronic Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, aud all diseases lhat have been esiblished iu ihe system fur years. Is TJ w &na wail A v nriadfllv f i f Tl lfanv fMMll plainis? its blood-purifyinj properties are greater than any other peparalion of Sarsa- ' i parilla. It gives the complexion a clear and heallhv color and restores the patient to a stale of health and purity. For purifying ihe blood, removing all chronic constitutional diseaess arising from aa impure state of the blood nd the only reliable and effectual known remedy for the eitre of pains and swelling of the bones. Ulcerations of the Throat and legs. Blotches. Pimples on the face. Erysipelas and nil scaly eruptions of the skin, beautifying the complexion. HE.MtY T. lIF.LnBOI.ltS ensri:sTBA,'i;n FLUID EXTRACT BL'CIIU, THE ( UK AT Hl'I.ETIC, lias cureJ tve) c;ie -'f 1 1 i :t - in which it has been given. Irritation of the tirk of (he hl.lJer, iinl lufl unHiioL, of ihe kitJiiL'-. ul ceraiiuuuf itie ki-incy- aud Mfi-Ul.r. n t-ti-tion vf urine. (Jia 'f ihe prfrnre et'nf, -lone iu ibe bU'iilt-r. rul:u.ti. priiv-!, irick iii-i depo-ii. ftii-l miit-nuH truulky tii-c'.ru anJ for enfet-hleJ unl tie "icaip consMT.it. nt:. of botb iexe. ftitomltnl mi-U th- I'-Mlwit oipioiuji : Iiia.pufitiou to ext-nioii. I power, l -s t)f meiuorv. Jitfirulfr if tr irh tnz. weak nerves, irmMiu. horror nf ilU ese. waLuIulueri. tituinc of visit. u. j iin in the buck, hot hatoU, fluli:i; of lh- h.iv. JrTiirKS of the ukui. eruption on ihe icr. , paliU cou.Uenitnce, uaiverW iasitutlc of iur uiuKCuUr ftvletu, nc. LTsel hy persons ti-om the p of ejfhfefn , to iwcntv-tire, anl froru (hirijr five to ftfty iire or iu the decline or ih'n of Ifo after , cotinneinent or Inh.r pkina ; hf l vfetung in HELMBOT.I-'S FXTRACT FIT HI" is din. relic and blood-purity in', and cures all dis eases arising from habits of dissipation, and excesses and imprudences in life, iuipuiities of the blood, eie , superseding Copaiba iu affeciions for which it is used, and phililic ailections for which it is used, and syphilitic utTi'CtionB in these diseases used in connec tion with HtLMUOLU'.- ROSS WASH. JL.A.DI1-;?. In many afleciions peculiar to ladies, the Extract I'.ucliu is i neiiunled by any o'her remedy as in chlorosis or retention, irregu larity, painfuluess or suppression of custom ary evacalions, ulceialed or schirrus state ot the uterus, lcucorrhcea or whiles, sterility, and tor all con. planus incident to the sex. whether arising form iudiscreiion or habiti of dissipation. It is prescribed extensively by the most eminent physicians and mi lwives for enfeebled and delicate cojsiittif ion, of bolh sexes nnd all aes (attended with any of ihe above diseases or symptoms), H. T. HELMROLD'S EXTP.ACT r.rcilf Cl'RES DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPRU DENCES, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, etc., in all ilieir stages, at little expense, little or no change or diet, no inconvenience, and no exposeure. It causes a frequent desire, and gives strength to L'rinate, thereby removing obstructions, preventing and curing Stric tures of the Uretha, hlluying Pain and In flammation, so frequent in this class of dis eases, and expelling till Poisonous matter. HENRY T. HELM HOLD'S I M PROV ED KOSE-W ASH. Cannot be surpassed as a face wash, and will be found the only specific remedy in ev ery species of cutaneous affection. 1 1 speed ily eradicates pimples, spots, scorbutic dry ness. Indurations of the cutaneous memvratie, e.c.di.pcls redness ani incipient inflaiualion, hives, rash, moth patches, dryness of scalp or skin, frost bites, andall purposes for which salves and ointments are used ; restores ihe skin to a slate of purity and soft uess, and insures continued healthy action to the tis. sue of its vessels, on which depends the agreeable clearness and vivacity of complex ion so mnch sought and admired But how ever valuable as a remedy for existing defects f ibe skin, H T. Uelmbold's Rose Wash has long sustained its claimed lo unbound patron age, possesing qualities which render it a iilet appendage of the most superative and congenial character, combining in an elegant formula tnose prominent requisites, Satty Efficacy the invariable accompaniments of his use is a perservative and refresher of the -somplexion. It is an excellent lotion for diseases of the urinary organs, arising from habits of disipation used in connection with the Extracts Buchu, Sarasaparilla, and Cata wba Grape Pills, in such diseases as recom mended, cannot be surpassed. Full and explicit directions accompany tke medicines. Evidences of the most resporsible and re liable character furni.-hed on applications, with hundreusor thousands of living wit nesses. and upwards ot SO.VW unsolicited cer' tificates and recomendatory letters, many of which are from the highest sources, including eminent Physicians Clergymen, Statesmef etc.. The propntor has never resorted to their pablicaiion in the newspapers; he does not do this fr,.m it.. ... ' . " . ' ., , , mat nis arti- cles rank as Stahdard Preparations, and do not need to be proped np by certificates. Henry T. Helmbold's Genuine Prep- Delirered to any address. Secure .'r,m ob servation. Established upwards of twenty Tear- Sold bj Druggists everywhere. Ad Jress let- ters for information. ih confidence, to -!Ef. RY T II ELM BOLD. Drweist and Cb;itt, Only Depots: H- T. HELMBOLD'S Drnj and Chemical Warehouse. No 64 Brcwdywav. York, or to H. T. HELMBOLD'S Medi cal Depot. 104 South Tenth street, Phiiauel- ' PlV.-?'- rt. .fii-TTrnrviTii s.t. Br.nAn'-vr u'i,..i..-" ,,r n. T. HELMBOLD'S. TAKE NO OTHER, june 1-ly NATURE'S 1IAIK JiESTOliATIVE Contains no LAC ULPHLTR-Xo SU GAR OF LEAD No LITHARGE XoXlTRi'J'E OF SILVER, and is entirely free Irom tlie Poisomuis and lIeall.h-destto;-iug Drug used iu oiler Hair I'reuaratious. Transparent ami clear as crystal, if will not soil the finest fabric peite'ly SAFE, CLUAN" an.l F FFU'lENT desiilerai urns l.m SOUGHT FUR AND FOUND A I LAS 1 1 It restores and prevents the Hair from be coming Gray, in-parls a sift, glossy appear ance, removes Dan Iruff, is cool and re'ie- h ing lo the head, cheeks the Hair frr.m faliiiiu off, and restore it to a jre.n extent Then prematurely lust, prerems Headaches, cures all Humors, cuianeuus ernDti'ins. and unnat ural beat. AS A DRESSING FOR THE HAIR IT Ia THE BEST ARTICLE IN TH2 MARKET. DR. O. SMITH, Patentee. Groton Jucetion, Mas. J'r.-pired only by PROCTOR ISRO THERS. Gloucester, Mass. The Genuine ia put up in a panel bot.le. aiade exprc.-'y for it. with Ibe name of the article blown in ihe l&ss. Ask your Druggist for Nature's Hair Restorative, nud lake uo other. jjrFor sale at B. F Kejiuer's Irug Store. MitCintown. Pa. NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY. I ! WINTER TIME TABLE. Through nod Direct Route to Washing ton, lt-iltiniore, Klmirn, Kile, Kult.ilo, Itochesirr nnd .iasaia Fulls. FOUR TRAINS DAILY from ami five to Washington ami bait rui'ire, and FOrii TRAINS DAILY lo and Five frr.m the North autl West Branch Sus itehaiuu, aud Northern and Western I'eiinsylva:.i i ami New York. ON ANI AFTER MONDAY. JANCACY '-'. 171. tbe trains on ihe Northern Cl.lral lU'lwuy will ma as f.'!'i . NORTH WAKD. M vil Ta si.a lenves ISal ii.n..i e t'I'1 a W'iv-s liarristiurg l:.".'i p in letve W illiaui'.port..... Hr'J-i p lu arrives al Klmtra Ii:''.'.' p in Urrrvio Ei leaves Kalliaiore Hi;."1 p m live" II rr!htirg 'J-M a lit leaves Will! inip.n t s:.M a in leaves EIaiira H.l i:-Vt a m arrives at l'.inandaj:u:i. !1:! p l.i I' im Lis li-nve Uilnmoce l'J:4' p m li-avcs Harris hur 4:"t'. p m arrive al Wiilimnsporr Mil p ni Civcis'l Ex leaves Ualiimore... ... 7:4 pin arrives hi Hiirri-burg...i:':iil mi Yoiik a H k- linivcs York :!U a m rus h Ac. i nrr. at Harr:sburg 7:ta a na SfNUlkV Ac. noiih leaves II irri-b g S:iS )u air. at Suiiburv.....I!.I:.0 a n SOL'THWARD. Mail Tsain leaves Klmira ;":5H a iti 1;ivi-s William-'port !l;'i.'i a m leaven Harrishurg I:2pm : nri-i,.. mI I'.m 1 1 in...,. i:.l .. ... Bi'rriLo Ex leaves t'nn.indaigua... 4:45 p in leaves Klmira S:l!i) p nt leaves W illiainporl....l'2::' a m leaves Harrisbrrg 5:o a m arrives t Baltimore .- 0:1 "i a m Ci.ei."i E.v. leaves II arri?biirg ...... 1 p m arrive- at Baltimore i3u a m- Eeik E.mt.'s leaves Wiiliaiusport S:2-J a ni leaves Suni-ury 10:O a tu arriees at Harrishurg... I:iiil p n Ekik Mail south leaves Wiliiamsp't li'i'Wl p us leaves Sunhury 12:'t5 a in arrives at Harrlsburg... '.'::() a at Pai ii -ic Ex. south leaves llarrisb g Il:3. a ni arrives al Baliimnre-... H:!)"! p m York t Har- leaves Harrishurg... 5:2.1 p m Kisn o Arc. ) arrives at York 7:U p iu Balt. Ace. south ledves Sunbury... 6:00 t in leaves Harrisbnag P;'m) a u arrives at Baltimore 1:30 p nt Mail Train north, and south. Fast Line north. Pacific Express south Cincinnati Ex press north, York and Harri-burg Accomaiu dation norih and sonih, Erie Express south. Erie Mail nnd Sunhury Accommodation north, nnd Baltimore Accommodation souih daily except Sunday. Buff ilo Express norfh nnd south daily. Cineinati Express north lUily except Sat urday. For further information arp!v at the Ticket Office in the Pennsylvania Railroad li.-nol. ALFRED K. F1SKE. General Sur.eriutcndent. Harrishurg, .Tanimry -J, 7871. T!IK GREAT t U SE Just rMished, in a Fea'rJ Envelope. Pries six cents. A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical Cure of SpcrmV.orrhciea. or Seminal Weakness Involuntary Emissions. Sexual Debility, nnd Impediments lo Marriag gen erally ; Nervousness. Consumption. Epilepsy and Fits; Menial and Physical Incapacity, resuluug from Selr Abuse, iic By K-kert J. ri-LVKBwEij, M. D , Author of Ihe "Green Book." Sc. The world-renowned author, in this ad mirable Lecture, clearly proTes from Lis own experience that the awful conse-jnenies of elf Abuse may be effectually removed wiih oul medicine, and without lUn-erous surgi cal operations, bougies, instruments, rirgs. or cordials, pointing out a mode of c ire cer tain and effectual hy which every sufferer, no matter what his conditio,, be. maj eure niniscit cheaply privaielyrnd radical ly. This Liitiirk W1LI. rRuVE A B1((!, T TIIOIMAM.S A.Vn IHOI SArriS'. Sent under seal, lo anv address, in a plaia sealed envelopp. 0o the receitilof iv errts. or two postage Hamps, by addressing the publishers. 6 .Also, DR. CCLVER WELL'S "Marriage uide," price 2j cents. Address the Publishers, J- C. KLINE & CO. l-i Bowery, New York, P. O. Box 4.5SC. lAL'TION. All persons ar; hereby cau- tioned against Huntin-. Fishing, or in any way trespassing ou th lands of the un dersigned in Mi'.ford township, persons so offending will be dealt .with to the full extent of the law : L. Burchtield, John Keller, W. N, Sterrett, J. R- Kelly, Samuel Minnie), J. K RoMns'in, Thomas Beale. John It. Jenkins, Thomas Qailhn. A. H. M-lonl,l John & F. Wald.-mitb, John W. Stevenson, John Robinson, (creel. John Y: Melov .lacnh l .mn. , ... ..... J , , i!Son, L Krst,tter. Jame, hix- ' fieorge Cro.Bl?wr. . Oliver P. Karris, Jacob l,roi..nger, S.-.,.r T. R. Robiason. Leonard Oroninge Caleb Jones John t ocum, f j.. Sept It. 1870. '
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