fyt Janiata.tntiirti,. WEDNESl'AY MORNING, SEPT. 20. 1871. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Off AND after Sunday. May U, 1871, Pasaengfr Trains w;'.l leave Mifiiio Station as follows: KAtfT WARD. Iltiladelpliia Express.. 1.50 A. M llnrrisb'jr AccoinmodVn 11,00 A. M. Mail Train 6,.r.O P. M. Ciucinuati Express. 8,50 P. M. WESTWARD. Cincinnati Express 1,30. A. M. Kiwt Pacific lixpretw ... 3,12 A. M. J1 nil Train. I 3.27. P. M Wjr Pet'kger 9,15 A. M. JAMBS NORTH. Ae't toi; COUNTKV. Prevailirgj along ibe river Ague Kipped !!mo?t every morning- Frost. Popular iti the people l'renidtnt Grant ( lt-:-PS rut up A btllfry on tbe school Ln..sj - ii , . u v-nLnper bulKl. U . Hj"t'inffov now -jf lie lower 1 LU-i''g rIpi.llv i,..M.d-.lI,e rf of the riraylill Jf.ui'Ji,, J J In poo- hciilih aj W0,Jt stand The IVmoiriyltic rooster I'l.-IijJ wt.l fi;iedTht?tp",'try with Wallace's confi.leM ial cin:tti;lri- Falllig behind otlir int"s IVunsyl vanis in the pro.Jnction of ' f I'P,ea- la market Eels, on i&Hrday and JWmtdny.. at 10 cents perpn''' undressed. A vigi'lons c KDjiain--' he one that the Itepulilicaus are conducting in Phila Abolished --The Crawford County Sys tem in Kiie county, by tbe late County 4'oiivcution. CFtigliteiied. The people on Third street, in the vicinity of the Lutheran rhiiK'h. on lact Motsday morning, by the burning of a cliimnevj T.IF. election comes on the IOth of next month. 'Thk harveKt is past, tlin summer if rtiuVd," aud we bavo uo wood and coal. Ex. Thk Lutheran Synod of Central Penn sylvania will convene at MifHiuburg Uiiiu comity, on the 27th inn. CVc.vtkkfm r ten dotUr bills citi- the Farmer' National l'Mhk of Malone. New York. lmv "vo t'.iL-ir :ij!pe:ir.ioc.'. The Ann licau Mechanics, of Patter son, will hold a 'rtskift pic uic on Satur day, September .'!0ih. in a grove near Patterson. I.v a recent, issue of the lYkin (III.,) Irynhiicun we real the aunouticement that Mr. Campbell, formerly of this p.-ixr, has again become local editor for the l'ekiu .Vn.7 can. f LsT Saturday ui-;lit a do was killed bv the discharge of a gun that was set to command a crossing in a fence thai a Lear used in entering Air. Spiegleuioyer's cornfield on Shade Mountain. CVTAQliil'j; di-eases. such as horse il, lander. A.c., may be prevent d by flu- use if Sitiidiin't Vataliy (oifi ti"M I'vKtlnt. Persons ttavelmg with horses should lake tmte nf this. ,ll ir J lioinas ijeate, who was Mrmkby the F.ist Line east while cross ing the railroad track in a sprinx wagon, nr Patterson, on the tnorning of the 2nd inst.. lii'd fioci the fleets of bis injuiies on Wednccday nipht of last week. Misif..KiKs and oiIk-is sojouriiig in foreign binds should nt fail lo take w ith them a good supply of Jnft-o t Jri6,iy,e L'iitit'.. It is the most re liable medicine fr a'! iu lite world. purposes there is G- mv Firm. G W Deck and A. li. I'asick have entered into itiic st'ip to manufacture boots aud shoes nf all kinds, at Mr. Heck's business place ou Bridge e'neet. Give tiiem a cMl. They declare their inti !;:ion to sell cheaper than the cheapest? At the sale of Vnrk State calves, of 5. Rhoads. which took place on Sat urday last, at the residence of John A. Gallaher. iu Walker township, seventy pix head were sold at from $8 to 841 per head. One Durham bull calf was pur chased by Thomas Arbucklefor 25. and one Aldernev heifer by Theodore 1 homp 80 u rCRAWFOKO H. Brown, formerly of this" city, was arrested iu Sunbury. a few days ago, on a charge nf bigamy. It seems, Mr. Brown forgetful of tbe fact that he had a wile and one child living here, wooed, won and married a Miss Anna R-nnis, nf Oafeetown, Noithum l erianJ county, which fact having come to tbe knowledge of the friends of his wife, led to his arrest and incarceration in the UoIIidaysburg jail. Blair County 15Y the course that McFarland & Co are pursuing, tbe Democratic party is the only party that will receive any hem-fit. Let tbe Republicans stand to their colors, and not be diverted by the efforts of these men to inveigle them into the support of their State ticket. They should not. however, be molested by violence, as is su'-ested in this week's It-jmblican. Tar and feathers are hinted fct. in case certain parties come into Juniata county to further their schemes. Let no Repub lican eo far forget himself as to counte nance snch a course. Such a spiiit h akin to Kukluxism, and only needs the proper society to develope it into all the violence that charac;erizes the KUn in the Sout!). Jcmiata basinets men, wLen in Phii tdelphia, may fiud it to their advantage to call on A. O Postkthwaite A Co. General Commission Merchant. No. 264 ! Soath Front Street. ' - The ?econd Annual Fair, of tbe Sny der county Agricultural Society will be ht-ld at Seliusgrove, 2nd, 3rd and 4ih of October. In all probability Juniata will have a number of horses entered tbere for tbe race?. iVotiCC It being my intention nothiug preventing, to ppend the fall and winter in New York City, in prosecution of my medical studies, those owing me will confer a favor by coming forward and settling their accounts by the 1st of October. After that date tnv books will be in the hands of J. C. Doty, Efq , for collection. I shall be absent until abont the 1st of March. 1S72. Tuomas A. Elder, M. I) ept 13-2t. AVf'TiN'. Will be sold at. auction, at thea" of Frederick Hack, dVc'd , in VIcyco, this county, on Thursday, Sep tenner gist int.t a general variety of Dy Goods, Iti-ady made Clothing. 15r.oU i id Shoes, LadieV Press Goods. Trim I ii"g'. Hat and Caps. Hardware and JQueensware. Earthenware Cedarware, Oil-, Paints, Turpentine, .Molasses. Corn ."hellers, a I'ajratelh: Table, and a general variety of goods usually found in a coun try store Auction to commence at. ten o'clock A M of sa'd day, and to con tinue from day to dny till a!) the poods are sold. A credit of 5 months will be given on all sums over ?5. Wfluxotox Smith, Adm'r I.V'jRowixu Ton Naili The trouble and pain from this cause can he immedi ately and permanently relieved, without pain, iu the lollowiug simple manner : Take a file some four inches in length, I bastard cut, flat on ono side and round j on the other, new and sharp. File down j all the expound part until it is soft and j pliable. This will relieve the part press-! ing into the flesh, which need not be cut j or extracted. The filinji is not iu the i least painful, as the tile will not take ; hold of the skin or fl-.Ii Iu the course ! f several months the nail will ror nut thick again, when the filing tdinuld be repeated. The ed;je of the nail will Tbe ede of the nail I ittvr trntvr intsb tli H..li w,i lufitr ild tli top of the nail it soft and pliable; and 1 tnere is nolliing so siniple. coircnieiit, .safe, aud painless for keeping it so as a file. TttK Corry ",. It is the folU itig: A condutor on the Oil Creek R lad. one i of those gentlemal? fellows, yO'l know, j wtio are so bashful (no don't, give his j name), was coiiecling fires of his pas j . 1 sengers. An old lady sitting near the door seemed to be busy searching for something she had drppei on the floor As the conductor apjiroached her. she raised her head and said: I alius, when I travels, carry my money in my stock ' in? so nobodv can et it. ami I'd th ink ! ycu. 'oung man, to reach it. for me. I'm I so turned I can t g t at it. 1 he blush- . hy ,e Uoard of C ommerce of MitHia and Pal ing conductor glanced over the passcti ' terson. gers, now roaring, when meeting the eyes of a party of ladies, he beat a hasty re- . treat, muttering something cbarziui; old ladies anv fare. adout not , 1 1 is casli ; We don't i w.ts short so lit tt oil that trip. think that was Ed. Stevens, hut it might! , ,, , nave been. Exi'iTFO the Johnson hybrid over our appeal last week to the Republicans f Juniata to watch false leaders, who in times gone by, sold out our party to the Democracy. Conscience must have smote the man bard to have induced him , to publish a paragraph like the one this j week s W i)ttlnctn, under tne neatl ot i Personal " There is nothing said in j that paragraph tiiat cannot be heard on , e.ny day by stopping a moment to listen i to the conversation and jeers of the ma licious of any community. It would be more becoming and less suspicious in the piiuUc'iit to defend the Republican ; candidates from the aspersions that the ! Dmr'it "n't Jiteith r made last wtek, ! ., i . than to assail us lor advising the pai ty I against false leaders who sell and debauch e .i .:..!.. ,. i... I HIP. pariy oee li ll. unit m em-n vi me ticket, and don't sell out this fall. As to the rod in pickle, we have only to say that we will try and attend to it when you draw it out, and perhaps you will wish you had left it to soak. ' A Stranokk Take.n In. Last even ing about seven o'clock, while Mr. Jno. Gilligtiam, of Carbondnle, Luzerene county, was visiting the capital grounds and inspecting t!e soldiers' monument, a man approached him hud commenced a conversation with him, and while it was progressing another Individual approached ; and addressed the stranger Xo. 1, elating that he sent bis trunk to the depot, and wanted his money. The party addressed acknowledged his iudobtedness, but stated he had no small change, and at the time prolTrred two S20 gold pieces. Stranger No. 2 refused to take the pieces, and Mr. Oiiiigbatn was requested by stranger or sharper Xo 1 to give him forty five dollars in notes for the coin Tbe two strangers then departed, and Mr Gil'igham saw ibftn uo more, and subsequently ascertained that the twenty dollar pieces were bogus. He made in formation at the Mayor's office, but up to tbe present writing no arrests were made. Tbe sharpers liave made forty-five dollars clear, have no doubt "gone where the woodbine twineth." Iliritlurg Tth grnph. Connecticut imposes a fine of S100, or six month's imprisonment, upon any one selling a prize package to a minor. A Stolen Horsr Rbcovbrkd Br a Jokb The last Monogahel RepH.hU ran fires tbe following accountof the somewhat singular and anexpected re covery of a stolen horse S', oJ :!r Some two weeks ago, -a trio of Carrol township boys being in our place attend ing court, Messrs. Nelson, Henry and Wylie, started home abont midnight, go ing up the pike on horseback. At the Valley Iun School house, they halted to have a moment's talk before separating While there a man rode hastily down the pike. Tlir boys thinking that he. like themselves, was out 'sparking.' determin ed to find out who be was, and where be had been. So they called out in sport, "Stop. Thief ! Haiti" Tbe rider instead j of stopping spurred on hi horse, and ar- riving at Hamilton's St ere took up the Urownsvillc road. That being Mr. Nel son's road home, he followed, still crying out halt stop ! The stranger finding him self in danger of being overtaken, wheel cd his horse into a fence corner, and took the woods. Somewhat dismayed at the serious train his j.ke was fakingr Nelson called out to the nukuown ono to ! come back, that it was ouly, fnn and that he did not want bis horse 2To a'tentioo was paid to this, however, but the mys terious Stranger fled into aud through the woods, aud out of sight. Nelson took the horse back to tho pike, and meeting Mr Newell, it was put in bis stable, at Valley Iun. Now comes the queer part of the story. The next morning, Mr. James Williams j came down the pike with the word that ' a horse had been stolen fmm Mr Iwac j Stacher the night before, and that he was j oi: tbe way to our town to telegraph the j news to different points lie was told about the strangM horse in New el I'd sta IjIi', and going there found tbe lost an ifnal. So the intended joke tnrned out to be the real capture of an actual horse thief and no wonder the rancal was scared when the young mn called out Stop Thief I He had been quite cool i about if. too, for having first caught the J animal in tho field at Stacher's, he took I him into the stable where he fed him be- I fore he saddled, bridled aiid rode him oft. ! This is the coolest piece of roguery we ' have recently met, and about thn best re- suit of a joke. MARRIED. lit liOOPKS. VALENTINE On ihe Mill ! inst., iiy Iter. A. Lopenhaver. itr. Abrnuam Honpes iwd .Miss Alice E. Valentine, both of ; lilaware townsliin " j UIEl). j J.lcFAttLANl) On the 9th, inst., near Cros Keys, (his county, Martha McF-irlaiul, "KeJ 23 years, 2 tuus. and 4 days. H Al'GiUWOU'f Ou the 1 'ill inst., near fAAi:u,Av.;iiA f t'i;...ku,i. u... ."" . ............ fc""""'"' jced 73 years, ' lucntln and lo days. WELLKI! On tlie l th inst , on Bell's Island, above town, Mrs. Wellcr, aged nbou; i'i vears. Mf FLINTO o'N & PATTERSON MARKETS ' 1 PRICES OF R0AKD OF COMMERCE. lr..rj ....l.t- r . 1. T . c. ........ Rutter lb Ifj" j!"1 20 in 8 8 y, 8 3 50 8 8 , 20 Country Soap.., T:l!ltiW lt:S Wo"', washed .. Poulu v, live ... Pried Apples Puacties, pared " Peaches, impared . ' Cherries ' Cherries, pilled .. " HUckberries Raspberries Country Hams 20 4 J'l 17 10 Sides and Shoulders...... Potatoes, "j bus 40 n rt'CZ.'Z'.'".'. 2 25 Kailroal l ies oo Lm"st nsts. mortisinK 14 for board tence- 8ri 16 P. K. SULuUFF'8 PRICKS CURRENT Reported Weekly. Gnus. White Wheat, "pi bus Red Wheat. " Cnm - .. SI IS ... 1 10 .,. 2 38 ... 3 50 (tHl Timothy seed Coal. Prepared Ccal, ""; ton j,-ut .. I'ea " " Bituminous" $3 75 ..- 4 75 0 5 8 35 S24 00 n; oo 25 00 .... 28 0111041100 ITOoto-iooo ....18 0(itoi0 00 ..- 28 no 2801 1 75 to 3 00 Lrn;tn. V 1000 ft Run of Log, 4 4, " " " - 8 4, " " " Hemlock Frame, " " Boards. " Whitepine worked Flooring. " (iermar. Siding .. Panel Uoors Windoi Sash, fxli. " !xl 2. " lU.t!4, j window fi5 75 80 00 PI11LAIEI.PI11 MARKETS. PlIlLAIiEl.rhlA. Sept 19. 1871. Fi.otm Thcra is not much activity in tbe market, hut bo!drs are firm. Sales of 1200 barrels, including Superfine S4 75l5 00 Extra S5 OOt'aJS 87 N. W. Extra Family. S 5"ri;7 12 Ohio & Ind. do. do So 75(it7 12 Penna. do. do S fiifijC 2o Fancy Brand? S7 50(n8 50 Grain There is less doing in Wheat, but prices are unchanged. 8les of 5IIO0 hush I'cnn and western red at SI 48al 52; amber at. Si 66, and while at $ I 35. Rye may he quoted at 8:ic. Corn is rater quiet : sales o' 20: '0 bushels yellow at "i'c. aud S000 bushels western mixed at 74c. Oats are unchanged : HO'iO bushels western white sold at 5ia52e. Seed There is very lit tie doing in Clover. We quote at lOalCJc 7"0 bushels of Timo thy sold at S3&3 25 T bushel PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET. Moxcat, Sept.. 18 P. M. The Cattli! market was dull this week, and prices favor buyers. Tbe receipts were liberal, and reached in the neiirehorbood of 31 00 htad. Sales of choice at 77Je, fair to good at S.latUc and common at 4&5c gross. Cows and Calves attracted much attention, and prices ar'van'ed. Sales of apringeis at S50a8n, and fresh cows at $55a85. Large assortment of Queensware, China J Ware. Glasswarw, Crockeryware, Cedar ware, e., for sals ehsap by MARTIN & WAITERS. DR. P. C. DEALER IS KVEHYTUIKG THAT The public attention is also invited to Lis large assortment erf AH persons who are in need of Spectacles will find it to their advantage fo call, as they will fiod the largest stock in the comity to select from. COME AND HAVE YOUR EYE-SIGHT RESTORED NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS AND IIAK.MON1CONS ; ALSO A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF TOILET ARTICLES FOR THE LADIES, With an immense stock of NOTIONS. Something for everybody, young and old, at the PATTERSON DRUG STORK. i Qsw amusements. THE NEW DISINFECTANT ! Brcmo Chloralum, NO.-POISOOUS, ODORLESS, POWERFUL. DEODORIZER A'D DISINFECTANT, ESTIItELT HARMLESS AND SAFE. AltltESTS & PKEVEXTS CONTAGION. Used in private dwellinps. hotels, restau rants, public school, bo"pitnls. Insane ai; lums, dispfnrie. Jails, prisons, poor house, on skips sieam-honts, atnl in tenc-nient-honaes, markets, for wnter-cltisels. uri nals, sink", sewers, cesspools, stHbles. Sc. A fpecittt i " contagion and peshlrntial dutam, as choltr. typhoid fever, ship fevr. small-pox, scarlet fetr. meas'.ea, disease of animals, c. Prepared only by TILDF.N & CO., 176 William St.. K. Y. Sold by nil druggists. 1,003 GIFTS. Grand Gift Concert and Distribution for the Benefit of the Foundling Asylum of New York, and Soldiers' and Sailors' Or phans' Home, Washington, D. C. T be held in WaMnrr'n 'flj toon as all Tirfcets are sold, of hitb Ten Days' Xo tlte Will be given,) ni not laier ilmn Nov. "J,l i. IBil. hiiine number of tickets, i2.0tjli S-5 enob. 1,003 Gifts, amounting to $ J0O, 0(MI. lo be awarded. Send for Circular, eiv inp list nf Gifts and References. Tickets can be had of KILEV SARHEN'T, Cor. Thirty-first & Market Streets. Pliilidrlnhia. Or, P. f!. DEVLI.V. Gen l Atf t. 31 Nassau Street, New York. Hon. If. JIcf!rLi.oroii. Flktnn. 1 Com'rs. llJ. liIO. I . (..tSTLR. ISalMIUOrC. Hon J. S Nkclcv. Piltshurg. Trmlee. . ! H. HENDERSON'S FAMILY LIQUOR CASES, Each Otse cntn;ninfr One Ui.'rle of OLD PALE BRANDY, I HOf.LANi) GIN. OLD KYK WHISKEY. I OLD PA IK SHERRY, FINE OLD PORT, I OLD BOURBON- I Guaranteed Pure and of the very bei quality. PRICE SEVC DOLLARS. Sent bv Kxpre-sO t) I)., or Posi-ottice order. II. liE.NDEHSU.N'. 15 Rroid St. New York. GENTS W.VTED for the Til ANS MISSION OF LIFE. t'oVKSKLS ON THK NaTIIBE AND IlYOIKXS or the Mascumve Kcxctiox. By ln Naphfts. iiuihor of The Vhyi'tal Lift, of Woman." ll j rela'es lo Ihe male tcz : is fall of ne facts : delicate but outrpoken; practical and t'P ulur: higtily endorsed; sells rapidly. Sold! by subscription only. Lxulnsive territory. Terms liberal. Pi(eS2. Address for eon tents, ,tc. J. O. FERGUS & CO., Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa. Thc CONGRESS ARCTIC. The BEST v.1ntrr0YEnsM0E! JiOUiTKLES to break! i so tbrfrie to put on r Aeat,uenteeI,strlisQl ASK YOCR SHOE DEALER FOR IT f P PP roK OSB M",'T,1 10 J'-L WHO Afi I J vIjL ron ,T. 7r,c. to Jan., 7: $1.50 lo J i'v "72 ; $2.50 to Jan., 7 i. TOE METH ODIST, Every week a Lecture Kooni Talk by tiecher : Sermon or art icle by Talniage, (trrond onJif to Jierrher in popularity), Mrs. willing' fftent srrial stnry exposing secret workings of Ronani?m in America, and much oilier poo re:ulin. O. IlalsI'd, lit y at sail Jl., A'rfr York BAND LEADERS, For something interesting, semi vour address to GEOKGE W. GATES. Frankfort. N. Y. $30. WE WILL PAY $30. Agents $30 per week to sell our great und valuable discoveries. If you want perma nent, and pleasant work, apply for particu lars Address DYE It & CO., JACKSON, Michigan. IEMALE COLLEGE. Bordentown. X. J.. furnishes ibe heat educational advan tge. together with a pleasant home Hoard and Tuition. S2"8 per rear. For catalogues, address Ilev. J. II. URAKELEY. Fb. I). $500 PER WEEK. Can be made hy any smart man who can keep his business to himself. Send stamp for par ticulars to HOWARD & CO., Williamsburgb, N. N. VORTH-EAST MISSOURI Farms and Un ' improved Lands tor ea'e by McNutt & Moss, Paris. Mo. THE CURTAIN RAISED. How it is done, and who does it. The Alena Hook, 1!(2 pages, gorgeously illustrated with cuts, positions, &c. Sent by mail, securely sealed, for fifiv cents. Grand Circular, free. Address PHILANDER A KL. OS BROADWAY. New York. Agents! Head This! V ILL PAY AiEXrS A SALARY OF V $30 I'EIt WEEK and Expenses, or a! low a largo commission to sell our new and wonderful inventions. Address M- WAGNFR & CO . Marshall. Midi. A CARD. A Clergyman, while residing in South Americ as a Missionary, discovered a sate and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay. Diseases of the Uri nary and Seminal Orgsns. and the whole rain of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great number.' have been cured hy this noble reme ly. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, I will send ihe recipe for preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it, frte of charge. Ad dresa Jos. T. I.nmas, Station 1, Iiible House, S Y Citv. Administrator's Notice. Eitale of Mary Dietrick, deceased. TTTHEREAS Letters of Administration on VV the estate of Mary Dietrick. 1to nf Fayette twp., dee'd.. bsve been granted tu the undersigned, residing in the sitne township, all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims will present them properly authenticated for settlement. SAMUEL LEONARD, Adm'r. July 19, 1871-61 RUKDIO. COSST1TPTES A FIRST-CLASS store: a!f5 of gcal Gstott. A Valuable Farm IN' WALKER TOWNSHIP .V'V PltlVATK SALK. THE undersigned offers Bt private sale, a valuable farm, situated in Walker town ship, about one fourth mile northeast of Per rrviUe. ou the est side of the Juniata river, adjoining InnHs of William Ilctrick and Mrs. Shiiman, containing ffl Nine Acres of which are well set with young timber. The remainder is cleared and in a good stale of cultivation every acre being tillable ; bavin); thereon erected a large new Brick Dwelling House, also a good STONE HOUSE, suitable for renting r can be used as a gumruer house, a good Spring House near to the Uwellmg Hose, li.-ike-oven aud good Well ot uever fitiliiig water all under one roof, Good Ijtirjyo Ilitiilc 1 ta 111, Wagon Shed. Wood House, and all other ne cessary outbuildings. There is good Coal Wharf on ihe premises, which is valuable. Also a good Young Orchard, just begiuning I to bear pleniitully. i his farm was formerly owned by Samuel Bashnrc, dee'd., and can he bought from his widow. Mrs. Anna Myers, residing in Mc Veytown. Mifflin Co., Pa. Full particulars ! will be given and terms made known by the undersigned, residing on the .-remises. M. L. P.ASII0P.E. July 1, 1P7 1 -2m VALIJABLE'FARM I.V FERMANAGH TOWNSHIP. AT PHIVATK -s.VTK: THE undersigned offers at private sale a valuable firm, situated in Fermansgh toSnsbip, Juniata couuty, about fU miles northeast of Mifflin, (hy the mad), adjoining lands of O. R. Homing, Jacob Tbomas, Sr., and William A.lison containing i;jo ACRES, About Thirty Acres of which is good Timber land a portion of the limber on il being fine straight oak, suitable for heavy fraue work The r-'inainiiig one hundred acres are clear. 1 111 in a good state of cultivation, and well fenced, hiving thereon erected a new FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. thirty feet square, with fountain pump at tbe door, a .Ooocl Friinie IS:inlc llufii, 40 by 71! feet. Trough with fountain pnmp for watering stock near the barn. Two Corn Cribs, Stone Spring and W.sh House, and all other outbuildings usually found on a well improved farm There are two Springs of excellent water near the house There is also op the premises an Orchard with a FIXE COLLtXTIOX OF FKL'IT. This property is in close proximity to schools and mills, and is a desirable place fur a farmer. Particulars, as to price and terms, can be learned hy calling on or addressing the un dersigned, residing in MilRintown, or Pbilo Shivelv, on the farm. JOHN HORNING. June II. 1871. Real Estate at Private Sale, In Mii.pokd Township. rj "HE under'iftned offers lo sell at private i sale a ceitnin tract of lnnd siltialed in Milford township, one mile south of Patter son, Juniata county, adjoining lands of G. VY. .lacohs, li. I Kepner Jacob Lemon and others, containing FORTY-FIVE ACRES, about Tnirty five Acres of which are cleared and in a good state of cullivatiou, having heen limed mice over within ihe last five years. The remaining ten acres ia woodland, well set with lock-oak and yellow pine tim ber. The improvements on this property are a L0(J HOUSE. BANK BARN. BLACKSMITH SHOP, Good Frame SPRING HOUSE, with a never failing Well o.' good water at the door, also a Spring close by. A'so necessary outbuild ings, a good Apple Orchard, Peaches, Pears, Cherrys and all kinds of fruit. The above property will be sold en very reasomMe terms The purchaser can also have the opportunity of buying from ten to forty acres of good cleared land adjoining ihe above, at a very moderate price. For further information inquire of Arnold Varns, rwner, who resides on thc premises. Any person wishing to purchase would do well to call and examine the property for themselves. ARNOLD VARNS. July 12 1871-3m j?jjfinl JJoticrs.- DR.. KlillVi-;. -u tne Philadelphia Ch.-T IfMut, Ml Arch St.; rrnl. LMilot.. ZiO W. VJ St.. Ciniaaati. O., aad lr. Ortsns. at Charlorft, N. C-.sre nak- , iag aftomfhing citrM f alt knifw nr enintie iniwitft boltittl root and Shr it O t mdioa. pc!jav? mortfl. it takra in Q i P timaBaea- Ml Hi tMfCTM Frtv 7 7 tofiu tra. (1 01 adrertiie- hare ibrte fr..rs. :th tli!r A menta, Mmiiaf tmr ifi me m a. fn rrrvr 1 trmtw'tita. Ktme other ihoald rr be ated. For Mrtinlin, iwrjti for eirtnilar, calt, or rM ahwro. DEAFNESS. BLINDNESS, and CA TARRH treated with the utmost success by J. Isaacs. M. I., and Professor of Dtt'iuet of the A.'ie and Ear, hie pecialty in the iledital College nf Pmnty'.tania. 13 peart' experience, (formerly of Levden. Holland,) No. 8o Arch Street. Phila. Testimonial can be seen at his offieo. The medical faeu'ty are invited to accompany their patients, as he baa no secrets in his praitice. Artificial eyes inserted with out pain. Nu charge for examination. oct!2-ly rort sale. A SIX HORSE POWER ENGINE, with Governors, Boiler and Mud Boiler, all complete. For full particulars address ROBERT McINTIRE. Peru Mills, Juniata Co., P. June 28, 1371. ItSffUaiifoas. , THE AMERICAN WASHER. PRICE $5.50; the Ansricaa Washer Sava3 LToasy, Tims aai Eradgery. The Fatigue of Washing Day no longer dread ed, but Economy, Efficiency, and Clean Clothing, Sure. In calling public attention to this little machine, a few of the invaluable qualities, (not pressed by any other washing machine yet invented.) are here enumerated : is tbe smallest, most compact, most port able, most sirale in construction. nfi easily operated. A child, ten years' old, with a few hours' practice, can inotoHglfty comprehend and effectually use it. There" ? no adjust ing, no screws to annow. no ddfly in adapt ing ! It is always ready f r Use ! It is a perfect little wonder! It is a. miniature iant, doing mire work and of a belter qual ity, than the most elahorate and eotly. One half of the labor ia fully saved hy -its use. and ill? clothes will last one-half lirnger than by Ihe old plan of the rub board. U will wash the largest blanket. Three shhn at a time, washed thoroughly! In a Wofd, the ablution of any fabric, from a Quifl to a Lace Curtain or Camhric Hardkcrchi-f. are equally within the capacity of this IdTTLE OEM! it can be fastened lo any lu'o and taken off at will. No matter how deep roote'd a prejudice may exist against Washing Machine", the moment this little midline is seen to perform its wo'M eers, all doubts nf its cleansing elPcacy and utility are banished, and the donhier and detractor at once become the fast friends of tbe machine. We have testimonials wilh'Bt ertd. setting forth its numerous advantages overall others, and from hundreds who have thrown aside the liuWieloy. nsele nichines, which have signally failed to accomplish thn ohjeel prom ised in prominent and loud sounding adver tise merits. It is as perfect for washing as a wringer is tor wringing. The price, another paramount inducemert to purchasers, has been plrtccd so low. that it is within the Teach of every hou-ekeper. and there is no article of domestic economy that will repay the small investment so 80011. All that is aked for this CHEAT LABOR j SAVER, is a fair trial. We guarantee each: machine to do lis work perfectly. ! Sole Agents for the United States, A. il. FRAXCISCUS & TO.. I 613 Market St.. Philad'a, Ta. j The largest and cheapest Woodea Ware 1 house in the I mied Stales. aug1ti-3m FOUTZ'S rELKDBATKD Horse g Me Mm. r Th9 preparation. Wmp and fciToraNr known, will thnroujttily rc-tnvi?orate broken dftwn aud low-spiriu-d tor5? by fttn-ngtl'rnirif; and cleansing tho stomach nd intftins. It it a swnr pr-Tentircof all disease it!ciI'-nt to thiii animal, such w L1.'Nl WATER. HKAVK3. COUGHS, TK34PKR, FEVERS. FOUX PKR, I.OSSOE APPKTJTE AND VITAL ENfcRGV. Ice. Its uw improTcs th wind. incrra.r3 the annetiU mves araooth and plo!r k;n and tmnf'rrm the mt-ntblt rktrlrton lutoatine-lonkinrand irited horse. r- T keepers of Cow this prepara tion is invaluable. Itbi stire pre- , T.ntive auinst KiniK're5t. Hollow Horn. etc. It has htrn proven tr actual csnrinitDt to increase thij quantity of milk and cream twenty JJ'T p'M- rent, and make the butter fiim aires them an appt tite. loosens their hiJc. and makes tbcm thrive much faster. In all di4ases of Swine, smrh a Coughs, fleers n inc Liuap, Liver, u.,mi? anirivncis as a speific. B putting from one half a paper to a paper in a r-artvl nf swill tlieaboredieaites will N-emHi eatcd or en(irelv prrv-nt'l. Ff given in time, a certain pn-rentire and cure for the Ho !hnerx DAVID E. FOFTZ, Proprlftor, BALTIMORE. M d . For iale by tnijNt anlt Stnr.jwrs throa-hout til foiled State. Canadu and Sorth Aneric li. F. Kiif.NElt & SON. town. Pa. Agen's. Mifflin-aiiR2"-ly D. K. SULOUFF & CO., (Successors to D. P. SuloutT,) DZALEE3 111 Grain, Lumber, Coal, JSsilt, J3lsi-itoi CALCHID PLASTER, CEMENT, SC. The Highest Cash Prices Paid for all kinds of Grain. Lumber. Coal, &c. Sold at ihe Lowest Price?. Having boats of our own we can freight j Grain. Lumber, Coal, Ac cheaper than any oilier parties. We therefore defy competi tion. BrfVou can make moner by calling on us ! before selling or buying elsewhere. Graix will n r.ncnvrn fx store to be J sold bt thk 1st or Jue, 1871. P. S. Our grain is not elevated on men's ! backs. ! Mifllintown. April 20. 1871. . Boot and Shoe Shop. THE undersigned, fashionable Boot W9 and Shoemaker, hereby respectful- II ly informs tbe public that hehasloea'edS't in the borough nf Patterson, where he is pre pared la accominodiite tbe most fastidious in LADIIW WDAlt, Gents1 Fine and Coarse Boots, CHILD It EX S WE A It, dC.,lC. Also, mendinz done in the neatest manner and upon the shortest notice. A liberal share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Jfgj?" Shop located on the east aide of Tus carora street, one door south of Main street, nearly opposite Laird & Bell's srore. J. W. DEAN. March ft. 1871-lv WALL PAPER. Rally to the Place where yon can bay your Wall Paper Cheap. 'PHE undersigued takes ihis method of in 1 funning the public thai he has just re ceived at bis residence on Third Street, Mif flintuwn, a 1-irjre assortment of WALL FA-l'EIl, of various siylea, which be offers for sale CHEAPER than can be purchased elsewhere in the county. AH persons in need of tbe above article, and wishing .o save money, are invited to call and examine hie stock and hear bis prices before g'ling elsewhere. gr.Large supply constantly on hand. SIMON BASOM. MifCiptown, April 5, 1371-tf A FINE assortment of Cloths, Cassimerei, Vestings, Ac.,j um received and for eale by s. b. tovvoy. hi nsinrss arbs. JOUIS B. ATKINSOX Attorney, at lfi4 , MIFFLISTOWSf, PA. tx (Ccctlng and Ccfitfysncinj promptly attended to. ' ' Office, second story f Court HonSe, above Prothonotary's olhce. TOBEUT McMEEN, , ATWttlsEY At LAD'i ,; MIFFLIXTOWS. T.. Oftcecn Bridge street, ia ihe'rovm .'urkarly occoaied by Ezra l. Pari er. Ls. g B. LOt'DES, MIFFLiSTOWX PA., OfTsva bis services to the c'ltiicns of Jiini-"' ata coifnty as Auctioneer and Vendue Crier. Chnrges, from two ta tea dollars. i?atisfacV tiun warranted novJJ-'jni. DR. r, C. IitfXDIO, PATTERSON. PENX'A. August IS. lisnff-tf. THOMAS As ELDKR, M. 1).. JUFFLINTOWS, r.. Offic hours A. M. to 3 P. Wj- tBiee H lielt'ord's building, two dours ai-ove thrSn--linrl nflice. llridge street. aiig IH t f s. $ seal's, m. .t HOM.EOriiATICf nftSIClAS S SURGEW Having perniancn'ly located in thc bcrnttp of MitHiniown, offers his professional service to ibe citizens of ibij place ant! ai.rrounJin country. (Hfice on Main street, over B'W.ers Itng Store. aug 18 ISO'.i-tf O. W. McPHEEEAH, gwitorucji at $aw, 601 SAXSOM J3TREBT. PHILADELPHIA. aug IS 18C3-ly ; QENTRAL CLAIM AGENCY, I JAMES Sr. SELtEUSf j 144 SOUTH SIXTft STREET. I PHILADFLrill BC Bounties. Tensions, Vstik Pay. IJnr Claims, Slate Claims, Sc., pronrptl colleCteJ. N4 charge for information, nor when money is nctt collected. oct27-tf B LOOMSurnu statk nokmal SCHOOL AND Literary And Commercial Institute. The Faculiy of !hif Iustitutim aim lo hii Tpry tWf.rotiph in their in?truction, tr look carefully aficr thc manners, hvslth auJ moruls of tbe etuitm?. Winter term oomnvpn'ies Januniry ?!7I. Hh.Mii C.K th. A. 31.; Prin?if.aT. Hew BFUg Mtoiro IX PEKfcYSVILLE. DR. .T. J. APPLKBAVGII kit estaMishe.1 aliruyand Prescription S."ie in the above-named place, and keeps a freaeral as. sorimvnt of URt-GS AST MEPt VlStS. ! Alst all other articles urunily kept itt catab- iiisouieiiia ui tore t.iuu. Pure Wines af.'.l LiiUors ,or nied'c'lnal fur poses. Clears. Tohieeo, Stationeryj Confec ' tions (first-class), Notions, etc.. e'c. j JsayThc Itoeior gives advice free I Hurrah! Hnrralil Grcai Excift niiMit t Iip Chair Works! WHY ia it that everybody poos to WVl. F, SNi'DER when they are in need of any kind of Chairs ? BECAUSE he keeps the rtrtt n l Finest. Assortment of all kirtds of Chairs that was ever offered lo' the eyes of the iiH'ic. Reader, if Von are in waul if Chairs .f any kind, you will do well to call on the un dersigned and rianiine his fine stock uf ; Ca S8at ani to of all descriptions, before piirch eNe where. Hnviug lately sMrVd in b-Sini-ss. he is deieTmiued to do ihe very best he can air rigards durability and ebeffpness, and wa rani all work tnantiarturfl by htm. RvjJ" l!emnihr the Sign of the ItKTr liKI) CItAIlI on Ihe jHdo on tue corner of Xlain and Cherry streets, when you want to buy good chairs. tVM. F. SNYDER. Mifllintown. Feb . 1871. The Place for (lood Grape-vine? IS At THE luniati Dalits Uhurabs, ASD GRAPE-TI5B SllLSEKYi THE undersigned would repecif i!ly in form Ihe public that he bi- !aried a Grape-viue Nursery about one in-.lctiortlt-.-i.it of Miffliniowri, wher! he has y . ieit leiuig a. luffe number of the diffen-nl -tric::ee of" Grapes ; and having been in the bu"ineHH for seven years, he is now prepare"! to furifish VIES OF ALL TIIK Ln.IfS(i VARIETIKS, AND OK TliK .MOST PlIO.MISIXft KlSItt, AT t. O XV II A TV.. hj the Single vine, doten, bnndrrl or thou sand. All persons wisliiui: po'id and thrifty vines will do well to call aud see for them selves. JietfGood and responsible Agenti wanted. Addre?s, JONAS OBEK IIOLTZER. Mitiiiniown. Juniata Co . Pr. S. B. LOUDON, 3IKIJCIIAT TAILOU, "ITOULD respectfu!'y inform the public V (hat he has removed his Tailoring Es tablishment to a room in Major Nevin'a new building, on the Parker lot. on Bridge street, MitBintown, anl his opened out a LARGER AND FINER ASSORTMENT CT CLOTHS, CASSltitttES, -ESTIXGS, &c.t Than evr was before hrjnght to this town, wbicb be is prepared to make to order in the LATES7 AND IfOST IMPROVED STYLE, And ia manner that will defy all competi tion. He also manufactures to order, all sorts of CUSTOM WORK On reasonable terms. By strict attention to business, he hopes to receive s liberal share of public patron age Give him a eall and inspect his style of cutting and -workmanship before gone; elsewhere.
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