&jc gmthto tntincl.
WEioLTlTMORNlXG, February 21, ISWi
tows"axd c "n'.vrnv.
The rain which fell durius Sunday
night last froze as fast as it fell, and on
Monday the streets and side walks were
covered with a sheet of ice, and quite a
number of accidents resulted from it.
The ice which has bridgee the Ju
niata river for sprue time took its depart
ure one evening last week with ' a great
noise and the rushing of many waters."
It went away without doing any damaire.
Kus Off. A bore belonging to Mr,
William Whitson, while in Tattcrson,
run off, and going to the river, traveled
on the ice along the shore, which gave
way, and had not assistance been rendered
the horse would have drowned.
I. O. O. F. The Annual Convocation
of the several Lodge of Juniata county
will be held at Thompsontown, ou Satur
day Evening, Pebruary 24th, iSCG. M.
"V. G. M. John 31. Cros.-land, it is ex
pected will be present. Odd Fellows are
respectfully invited to attend.
A-IIEM ! A man, iu stopping his pa
per recently, wrote : ''I tl.ink folks doaut
rt to spcnJ thare munney on papers, my
father never did, au cvry bod Jy sed he
was the smartest in the kountree, and had
pot the intcllygentcst family of buoys that
ever dug taters."
I'icr.ic Sale. The sale bills priatej
last week fur Alelander McCahau, Com
mittee of Henry Guss, of Jlilford town
ship, were printed for Tuesday, March
2rd it should have been Friday, March
2Jrd. Mr McCahan will sell on that
day a lot of stock and a lare variety of
farming utensils and household goods.
Fait. IIkap AcvtnF.XT. An accident
occurred at Wolfk Ill's Siding, I'a. P.ail
l'nad, on Friday morning last, about 10
o'clock. The truck wheels under engine,
No. IHS broke, throwing a portion of a
ireight train off the track. No damage
was sustained further than the breaking
of a truck and stopping the traius for a j
few hours.
Dlrinu the last cold snap, we learn
that several youn ladies had their waiir
la!Is frozen. This v.e think cannot Le
correct, for we fouud one on the street
the other day and examined its contents
It contained hay, shavings, rags aud we
know the young lady never used a litie
toothed comb sj that we think the
statement is not true.
The neglect to stamp receipts given for
money or goods has become so common
that the lleveuuc IVpaitmi'tit has sent
out orders to have the law enforced against
delinquents. The fine is fifty dollars for
neglecting to apply thestanip hy the party j
giviug the receipt. Prosecutions are to
be cjmmenced, we understand, against
all who are detected in violating the reg
ulatious. A receipt for any amount less
than twenty dollars requires no stamp. j
Urn.Disn Associasion The citizens
of Miillintown ana vicinity assembled in
the Court House on Saturday evening
last atid perfected an organization of tbe
MilHititown IJuilding Association. Uoohs
have been orx'tiud, and .stock can Ve had
by calling at Mr. Weidmm's IJook Store.
This is a move in the right direction, and
our citizens should encourage it, as it will
enhance the value of property, and at the
same time enable poor men to purchase
homes.
Jt'iKiF. Lkwis has decided that no per
Fon is bound to give a receipt for funds
paid, a receipt being an instrument of ev
idence useful only to the person to whom
it is given, therefore, if a man needs a re
ceipt it is his place to furuish the stamp
for if, if one is required. Hut if a per
son gives a receipt without requiring that
the party to whom itisgiveu shall furnish
the stamp, the maker of the receipt must
himself stamp the paper before he deliv
ers it. If he fails to stamp it before he
.delivers it he is liable to the penally pro
vided by law for the omission, but the
o'.her party may stamp it immediately up
on its being received.
Grand Puize ion Every One.
Have vctl seen the lis
of Grand Prizes
..tiered to subscribers for the American
titatcsmau? Attionj; them are a Wheel -
erand Wilson best jewing Maehinjr, the
,,.
Empire Shuttle bowing Machine. Jal -
ley's patent Clothes Wringer, Champion
' , ... . TT , , , ,
Clothes ringer, Hartniau celebrated
patent Crutch, and over tvro thousand of i
.. . . T.. ' , , !
the finest Engraving, Lithograpta, 1 ho-
lographs, Albums, Sic. Over $100,000
to bu sent out ia prizes.
Tbc Statesman is a large Family Jour
nal,
.'8 x -12 inches, publislicd weekly at
. . . t 1
51 i)J per annum, at 0t Nassau fctrcet,
ftew lork. hend for sample copies and
an! get up a club.
A not iik a It. 11. Accident. On Sat
urday morning last ibe First Stock Train
cast, drawn by engine No. 281, broke it.
coupling, leaviug the cabin and ten coal
cars standing on the track near Black Log
Station. As sous as the loss was discov
ered, the engineer backed his train to se
cure the cars, and while windiug Lauver's
curve, Le came in collision with the mis
sing cars which were being pushed by the
second train engine, No. 10."). Uoth trains
were moving at a moderate speed, but the
collision was terrific, completely demolish
ing the cabin car and eight or tea coal
cars, and breaking in the front end of en-
glue Jo. 10i. A brakesman had Lis leg
broken, and two boys who had got on the
train at Llack Log, were severely injured.
The injured persons were brought to Pat
terson.
Prs. Leijrhtand Crawford dresoed
their wouu ji.
Fj:nt'RiSE Party. One evening not
f lonj; since, a patty of vounz new in our
town, haviDg received an iuvitation to
join in with a number of persons from
the country, started out for a surprise
party. They started out at different
times, took different routes, and arrived
at the house at different times, aad each
party after inquiring about the health of
the family, Hcc, would leave, each one
thinking they had been the victims of
misplaced confidence. Finally our young
men arrived, and inquired if that was
the resideuce of Mr. II., and being in
formad that it was, thoy wanted to know
whether there was going to be or :f there
had been a surprise party there that
evening. Tbe family informed them
that there had not beeu, but that there
was oue M'.'ir. Son.e person wa3 sttr
nifcil, but who rnrprised the chickens?
Hearts are truniph.
Sales of Win. Caveay, Auc't
Feb. 23
Feb. 20,
Jonas Seiber's Heirs, Walker
twp. personal property.
Julia lliffium, Fiyette, twt
personal property.
Mar. 1, Henry Siebr-r, Walker twp., per
sonal porperty.
Mar 14, KauhriJcr's Heirs Fayette twp
personal property
Mar. C, Samuel Adams, dee'd.. Walker
township, personal property
Mar. 13, Madisou Sliaron, Fayette twp
personal pioptrty.
Mar. 15, l'avid Seiber, Fayette twp.,
personal property.
Mar. 3 , Peter Kauffman, Walker twp
personal property.
Mar. 22, J ihn K.ir.ma, West IV-iry
twp., Snyder co , per. property.
Feb. 27, Thomas Ko:rikin, Delaware
twp., personal property.
Sales of Win. Given, Auc't.
Feb. 22. John Christy. Fermanagh twp.,
personal propetty.
Feb.
Feb.
21,
21,
Joseph McCitliaud. -Spruce Hill
twp , personal property.
V.. .S. 1'otv, Adm'r, of Henrv
Moist, dee'd., Fermanagh twp.,
personal property.
, Win. Sicber, Walker twp., pcr-
soual property.
, P. A. & Holt. S. Hart, Walk
Feb.
Feb.
er twp , personal property
Mar. 1, John l':a!c, 1'ealo twp , person
al property.
March 2, Wm. Whitsoa Furmansgh twp
real estate and personal property
Feb. 23, Thns. M. Trout, MilUintowu,
Personal property.
Mar. 17, Alexander Ellis, Fermanagh
twp., personal property.
Mar. 22, John Christy, Fermanagh twp.,
personal property.
Mar.
Mar.
2'i, Joseph lunglcberger, Ferman.
ah twp . personal property.
12, Sarah Purdy, Fermanagh twp.,
personal propetty.
Additional Sales.
Feb. 17, James Wallace, Lack twp , real
estate.
Feb. 22, Isacc KaufTinan, Turbett twp.,
personal property.
Feb. 21, J. S. Thomas, Perryvillc bor
ough, real estate.
Feb. 2S,,Fiederick Kines, Susquehanna
twp , personal property. Isaac
Mar. C, J. W. Steveson, Perryville bor
ough, personal property.
Lungacre, l(t('.
Mar. 20, Frederick Kines, Susquehanna
twp., personal property. Isaac
jon;;acre. Aiu't.
A tl.l'AIII.i: I'JtOltlItTV 41
ii. I "bivatk S.vli The undersigned offers
'at private sale the fullowiug Keal Estate, to
r"1'?,0 i- L,',1blrc,on:in5 V ,!,aii
Est)., situated in nalker townsJnp, Juniata
1 coum v. Pa , adjoining lauds of Moses Kyle,
;f".'in Wris-!.V-.-J'h Iw- ?.0,1 "''.
!",n"'S M-I.NH ACflhS, more or less.
: about 55 acres of which are cleared, in a good
state of cultivation and under good t'eucTe.
I The ballance, about 1.) acres, is well covered
; wilu tae Ter choicest, timber. The imnrovc-
ulenl9 re S"J LOO DWELLING DOCSE,
an excellent new HANK 11AHN, willi all the
ncce.,sary 0U,.buildinSi, and au excellent Or-
ciru 01 un.u lt.u luiii. ino aoore
I 'arm is beautifully located about half-way be
ItweeaMitilintown aud Mexico, (the Turn Pike
leading from the above named places passes
"rouKh it,l and with a v.ry little inij.rove-
lueiit cau ocniaaconeot tuepleasantestuoiuea
in the county. For paaticulars iwiuiro of
Joseph Tyson, fc;p, or
.lERO.MK IIETRiric,
2m. I
On Ilia 15th. iast., by Rev. M, Allison) t
the residence of the bride's Mother, Mr, JE
ROME T. FUNK and Wis JENNIE CUS
SING HAM, both of Milford township, Jn.
ni.il county, l a.
Oq the 25 ult., by Rev. D. J. Eoale, Mr.
JOHN SILVERTHORN. Esq, of litinting
Uun county, to Miss LIZZIE LOUDEN.
On the 8th inst,, by the same, Mr. DAN'L.
HUFFMAN, and Miss JENNIE E. CRAW
FORD, both of Jutiata county, Pa.
On the 11 tt inst., by S. Ci. Dressier, Esq.,
Mr. JEREMIAH DRESSLER, of Susquehan
na township, and Miss CATHARINE 8KET
j TRLY of Terry township, Snyder connty
Fa.
On the 15th inst.. by Rev. J. A. McGill,
Mr. DAVID WOODWARD and Miss MARY
GRAY, both of Tuscaroia township, Juuiati
county, Pa.
ZOied.
Ou I lie -1st ult., in Spruce Hill township,
Mrs. RACHEL 11. BARNARD, aged 54 years.
On the 4:h inst., Miss MATT1E M. WORK,
near Beak-town, in the 21st year of her age.
On the 20th nit., in Greenwood township,
Juniata county, WM. D1VEN, sob of Harri
son and Julia A. Minium, aged 1 year, 2
months and 10 daye.
JlIFFLlNTOnX & PATTERSON MARKETS.
FLOUR,
Super, bbl.
Extra.
Fancy,-
Rye, "jt cwt
Buckwheat,....
MARKETINGS.
$7 50 Butter, pi imep'tb 85
7 75 Butter, in rate 30
9 00 ILurd, 20
3 00 Tiillow 12
.... 4
.. 1
00 Eggs, dox 20
Corn Meal,.
I'OltK,
GRAIN,
While wheat,... 2 10
lied Wheat "abu I .)
Hogs, j cwt 11 flO
Ham, V lb 25
Sides A .Shoulders 13
Kye
Hurley,...
t'orn
Rtickwheat,
Oats
SEEDS,
Clover, V! bus
t0 i UKI'F,
70 F,re qr, j cwt 10 00
50 'Hind qr 12 00
75 POULT KV,
35 iCh'ikeus, pair 50
iDuoks, 40
C 50
3 00
-
80
(leese 1 lilt
Turkcvs, 2 00
COAL. ta
Treventou stove 8 50
do rr 8 SO
Smibury stove 8 50
Timothy, 3
Mix 2
Hum.n-ian
DIUED FRUIT,
Apple, "t' bu 4 00
Pe:ie!n', jt
Cherr'"s,
t'lirreiiti
Blackberries,
EM'r!orr,
do Egg 8 50
Chestnut, 7 00
IV a, o 00
MixjJ . -o 00
Oak 4 00
Hickory, 4 50
HAY,
Timothy, 10 30
Clover. 8 00
POTATOES.
New Irish, ) ha 100
Sweet 3 00
VARIETIES,
Apples, ? bu 1 50
Onions 1 00
While Beans,... 2 50
!e-swtix, l it) 4,
Po.ip. dry 1!)
C.ind!i-s 2"
Wool, washed..... 4-
itajrs 5
I Bet ailed Articles.
:Cool Oil j-Jgal ! 00
i.Sali, C' sack 8 50
l'!a iter, j ton 1 i 00
,Nai!s 10 n.l
i ILX1ATA SEN TIN' EL
J In advance $'J '
Corrected weekly by tnilouff. Flow & Parker.
riiiLAi)i:i.:!ii jiaukkps.
I'llILMiLLl'lllA. Fuh. Ifalid.
FLOI'Ii AND .MEAL There is'
rather more lmjnirv l'r shipment, and
1700 hbls. extra siil J at S7.5V ; 20i)
bb's chi;e extra family at S12,u0 and
100 bhit;. .Northwestern do at SO. The
li'Titu trade purchase ia small Lts ol!v.
to supply immediate want-i. at prices
ranin troni tu common, 1
supetfine and fancy brands, a.coidinii t..
quality. 1'ye Flour is dull at S-l,7)(.5,
and Curn Meal at 1.2.. "
GUA1N. Sales of 1000 bushels f..ir i s,,na'''v poo.l success he has ir..-t with, during
and "ood red at ?2,I0(;t,2.17. White i ',,c lcw a he bs l'p;'n f''' In pro
r e , o- - - I ll'Si"" said comity, he finds wanant.-i in
ran-es irom Sl,2.t to t2.;).. l!yo i , IU-kinS Mated visits to Miiiliiitown and Mc
searee aud dull. Ve (pioie at S5o. The Mistersville The first Monday of each month
receipts of (orn continue lifilit, but there i hrver may be found at the Juni iia Ho
is nut much demand. Sales of CU'W V',1' !llHil'- ' re""iiu two WCl'k9- i'he thira
1 ... I. Ij..!', . r-r -ii .1 1 -"o'lday, at McAIistersville, to remain during
bushels ye!.ow at C.(.M0o. in the carsi,ile K T,eth inser,..,, on Vl'I.CNlTK
and from store. Oats are quiet, with ! coLD & SILVER. TEETH FILLED and
sniail sales at it a. Jnotltin duin?; la ;
barley 1000 bushels ilarley Malt solJ j
ai ri)
SEIfy CloverseeJ. small sale? at!
67((t.7,o0 JL 01 lbs for fair aud eloiice
In Timid hy no cliatij-j to Botiw ; we
uuute at $4,25. Flaxseed conies forward
slowly, and is taken on arrival at S'Jf'tWjO j. ,
(lo'd closed at Sl,li7j.
1SGG. ISO'S.
Thiladt Ijiliia and Erie Rail Road.
rpiIIS Great Linetraver the Northern and
X Northwest c.ouiuks oi Pmnsylvauia to
(he city of Erie, on L';c tiie.
It has been If used and ia nperats-i by the
Plxssvlvania Rail Road ConvAxt.
TIME OF 1MSSENGKB TBISS AT HAKBISECBO.
LEAVE EASTWERD.
Eric Mail Train ?,45 p. ji.
Erie Express Train a. m.
Elmira Express Train X,i0 A. at.
LEAVE WESTWARD.
Erie Mail Train 1X1!) t.
Erie Express Train 12,'' v. ji.
rimira Exrress Train f a. m. 1
Passenger cars ma tbrous;li on the Erie i
.Mail ami hxpres Trains without change both
ways between Philadelphia arid Erie.
NEW YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York at 6,50 P. N.. arrive at Erie
at 3,37 a. at.
Lcavo Eric at r. m., arrive at New York
2,2.$ r. i. '
NO CHANGE OF CARS BETWEEN ERIE &
NEW VORK.
Kegact slcepirg cars on all night trains. '
For information respecting passenger busi.
if"' apply at the comer of auih aud Market
slreets, Philadelohia.
And for freight business of the Company's
agents :
S. 1!. Kingston, Jr., corner of liilh and
Market streets-, Philadelphia.
J. W. Reynolds, Eric.
Wm. Drown, Agent, N. C. K. It., Dallimore:
11. II. HOUSTON,
' General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
II. W. G WINNER,
General Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
A. L. TYLER,
General Superintendent, Willtainspoit.
Feb 14, '0ii-tf.
OTATR CAPITOL HOTEL, ucar the Capi
O lol ISuildings,
IlASISUrRG, rA.
rTeriits as moderate as any Hotel in ih
t.'ity.
w.M. J. TH JMPON, rrrietM
ADVANCE OF SCIENCE.
Teeth irsertcd upon an entirely new style
of base, which in a combination of Gold and
English Rubher, (r.ulcsr.ite ) Also American
Knbbcr, (vuKini'e,) whkii for beauty, dura
bility, cleanliness, and the restoration of tl
natural color of the face. canaoV be sur
pisscd. Bither of tbe above basi9
I WAERAXT FOll TEN YEARS.
Pull I'ppcr or Lower Sr(t Iiscrted
n uw an ! oo Per !et.
Tf.mp'trarif sets inserted Gratis.
Special attention will be made to diseased
guiis, and i cure warranted or no charge
uiadi. TrHl Jilted to last fur life.
R5uTriuaph in dentistry !
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
by a new prvess, -witlinut the use of ether,
chloroform ornitrous oxide, and no danger.
Having bei in business for upwards of ten
years, five of which has been spent in Miffiiu
town, ami bePg in possession or tiie laum
improved nalrimenla and Machinery I warrant
eniire satisOtion, or the money will be re
funded. Otfte on Bridge Street, opposite the
Court HousoSouare.
O. L. DEKf!.
BOT. 20. 'fc-ly. Resident Ihnlht.
NEW STAGE LINE
BIIFFLIS, TEKRPSVILLE AXD CONCORD.
Leaves Pe-rysTille Monday. Wednesday and
Friday at. tio'clock, a. in., and arrives at Coil
cord at 4 o'clock, p. ai.
Leaves Concoid Tuesday, Thursday ami
Saturday at 5 o'clock, a. in., and arrives at
Pcrry.7i!!e at 3 o"cloek, p. in., in liuie for
the Irak's going East and West.
Slages will leave Mifilin Station as follows:
Leaves Mifilin Station on Saturday, at 'J a.
m. and returns on Mordy: leaves TucmIhv at
0 a. in. and returns on Wednesday ; leaves
I Thursday at 6 a, iu.
j Stages. will leave Mifilin Station for Aca le
niia, daily in the evening, and return in tin
!n.oriiiug iu time for the East and West trains.
J Hngg:i(e mid packages of nil kinds arc tak-
m in 'charge and promptly delivered at mod
j erate c'iarges. The siages on tlie abve rou
: 's are in (JOOl) Olllii'.il nd mi.b r the
charge of competent and experienced drivers.
The prop; L'iur hopes, by strict and persou
al intention to business to merit a fair share
i of public patronage.
LEMUEL E. BEALE, Frop.
J Jan. 10, 'Oti.-tf.
ESNSVL.VAN1A KAILKOAD. tt.V AND
Trains will leave Mifilin Station as follows '
EASTWARD.
Philadelphia Express.. 12.37, P. M.
Fat Line 6.:il, A. 2J.
Iay Express 11.13. A. M.
(Cincinnati Express...... l..l, P. M.
Mail Train 10.S0 V. M.
WESTWARD.
Pitt.sh.&. Erie Mail.... 2.50, A. M.
laltimoie Express
Philadelphia Express..
Fast Line
Mail Train
4.5;, A. M.
5.S0, A. M.
0.21 P. M.
:i.5:5 P. M.
10.07. A.M.
Emigrant Train....
JAMES NORTH, Ag't.
BSHTTAL CAPJ5,
i-rriTD c n
" M Kfi.hVM, bijl'IJCOIl DCIltlSt,
'PAKES this n
in Juniata .
I methodof informing Ms friends
county, that oing to the lea-
extracted in the most approved manner, an 1
itu XuASl possible pum.
Cla. Strict a:tcntion given to diseased
1 eomible.
Jauuary 21, lSuO-tf.
iriVEJXTOHS' offices.
t. 1; i'inkui u & E Vans,
Civil ExGiXEr.as axu Patent Solicitous,
Ko. 435 Walnut St., Philad'a.
Tatents solicited Consultations on F.ngin
eeriiis, Drauhtinj and Sketches, Models and
Machinery of all kinds maoe and skilfully at
leaded to- Special atteniion given to REJECT
ED CASES and INTERFERENCES. Au
ih 'ntic Copies of all Documents from Patent,
Ottice procurcl.
K. 1!- Saveyov.selve3 useless trouble and
travelling expense's, as tl.re :s no actual need
of perswn;'.! interview with U3. All business
with these Oljites, can be transacted in wri
ting. 1'ur further information direct as above
with stamp enclosed, Ut Circular with refer
ences, j.
January 17, ISOG-ly.
A 1' MINIS! P.ATO R'S NOTICE Notioe
bereby give!i that letters of administra-
,i,)a 0,1 ,,!c cs'a'.eof SAMUEL ALEXANDER,
'",e w' Milford township, dee'd , b,ave been
granted to the undersigned, residins as afore.
said. All persms knowing themselves indebt
ed to said estate are requested to Eiake imme
diate paymmt, and these having claims will
please present theui duly authenticated for
scttleE'-at. '
JANE II. ALEXANDER,
idhiiuslratru of Samuel Alexander, deed.
Jan. 2'J. 'GG-bw.
PXCCX'TOR'S XOTICK ALL TER-
i-i soxs are hereby notified that Letters Tcs-
tementary of the Estate of SAMUEL M. AD-
AXIS, late of Walker township. Juniata coua- j
ty, lUc'd., have been grautcd in due form of ;
law hy the Rerrister of said couutv. to th I
undersigned residing iu Walker township from one to two gallons of Wine the, first sea- j f. ii,,";",i!mi, ",""
aforesaid, to whom all persons indebted to ! son, eal to the best Sherry Wines of ! ourt Uou. ?va
said estate are acquested to make immediate i Europe. Sample Wines forwarded by Ex- j be scia " ,he 1 ut"lc JIouie '
payment, and to whom all persons havini?
claims against the said estate will please pre
sent them for settlement.
Jan. 17, 6-01. JACOB ADAMS, Ex'r.
A DMINISTR.VTOilS' NOTICE . Notice is
hereby eriven that letters of itdministrn .
"'u on the estate of HENRY MOIST, late of
Permanagh townslip, deceased, havn been
granted to the undersigued, residing in Mill
lintown. All persons knowing themselves in
debted to Said estate will maku immediate
l;IVnipnt llnc ti!.vinir clnlnia will TtrA. I
seat them duly authenticated for settlement.
E. b. DOTY, Adm'r.
Jaa. 31-St. i
LADIES' FAUCY FTJES! !
AT
JOnN FAREIRAS
For .Mauuladtory,
So. 718 Arch Street,
above 7th, Phila,'
i I nave now in store
,p of my own Importa
rrtion and ManafftC-
!ure, one of the lar-
''L eest and most beau-
2?' tiful selections of
FANCY FURS,
for CHILDREN'S WEAR in the City. Also
a tine assortment 0 Gents' Fur Gloves and
Collors."
I am ent.yUd to dispose of my jwIs t
very reasonahle prices, and 1 would then for
Solicit a ball from my jriends of .luniats coun
ty and vicinity, ttir" Rcuicmt$r tie Same,
Number ami Street.
JOH2T FAHUIRA,
718 Arch Street, above 7th, south side,
PHILADELPHIA
tTi, I have no partner, nor connection
with any other store in Philadelphia.
Oct. 4, 't;5-4m.
G E A X D r Tv I Z E S ,
iOK SCiliCRIfcEBS TO THE
AHEB'JCAW STATESMAN-
A NATIONAL WEKKLY I'AJIlLT JOl'BNAL
at SI..1 SVr Annum-
THE I'OLLOWING SPLENDID PRIZES
ABE SEXT TO CLUBS, VIZ.
For every Club of Forty Subscribers,
A Whtrlrr Si Wilson lirst $n, Sewing Hachiue
With two extra copies to the getter up of the
club.
FOll EVER V CLCB OF TWENTY, and
less than forty subscribers, we will allow
SI. 25 for each subscriber on the price of said
machine.
roll EVERY ri.r;n OF SIX. a spler.did
steel engraving of Puesiiient Lini oi.x. (full
length.) Andkkw .leiiNsoN, Liter, (..knekal
Oban r or SiitHMANou horseback, worth ?:'..0
each, with an extra copy to the getter up of
tuc CHlo.
1 Olt EV
RY CI. I'D OF TnREE. one of
thi.se splendid steel engravings of the Uni
form Scries tf
XI 7f.iX.! L FOR 7 HA ITS
comprising Presidents Lincoln and Johnson,
Lieut. Ocn'l Grant, Major Oeueral Sherman,
Sheridan, Tlioiiuts, MetJlellan, Preiuont, Ad
mirals Eurragut aud Purler, George and Mar
tha Washington, each, l'.'xl inches, wor:h
Si('H).
These splendid portrait? should adorn every
parlor.
The Statesman ii the largest, cheapest and
best family p;ipcr published, suited tor every
family. Try it onee and you will never be
without it. Scud for copies aad get uj your
clubs.
Address
AMERICAN STATESMAN.
Ii7 Nassca SrEEtr, New YoiV.
Dec. 13, 'Ci.-Ox.
GREAT REDUCTION ia PRICES.
TODD AHEAD!
J. E K. TODD has just receive.! a large and
fine assoriront ot l.OODS troni Philade iibia,
,. ,1 , .1 ,, '.
w hich he 13 prepared to sell at the fulloring
reduced prices
r bints. ! Linen ,
Rest American 25 3 bushel Rags...
...-V1
.1 00
Others Irom...-.) to 1 molasses
i;ixi;tiAus. Covering Syrup 35
Lancaster 35 Good ' 25 to oO
f ... r "1 o 11
.ouiiii.iii 11 0111. o. 10 01 cujur House.... 00
suibtinu checks. Prime Daking 25
Alt te.noa Linen sriiAti.
Warn oo Whit 20
Coii:ma. 'V
to IS Rrown U, It it 20
i:r.owx siii:Lrixi;s. i corrEE.
Applet ou '-.V S5.Rest
Others 2S. :1I & 8:: Kio
uLF.Actiio mi slix. I srxnniEs.
Prom. ..25, 2, ;o to 45 dices
: '
ila.vxei.s. Pure Pepper 50
From 5o to 75 Mackerel pr lb lo
Twilled f..r t-htrts. ..50 Also A large as
dk laixes. jsortment of Ladies',
From "o to 40' Misses' and Chil-
Ali Wool 70; dren's W (l O L E N
SATTi.vr.TT. : HOODS from 75 to SI
From.. .!, 1.0!) tolSI and upwards.
lakik's l i r.s. j Also A large ns
Capes frnta...!?5 to ?1" sortnient of Boots S
Latest Stylo Mttfs Shces Men s "
from !..io ;0 4,()o from $3,0o. 4,50, 5,-
Chtldren'a Muffs Jt :o, i.25 to K.OO.
Capes... .f.,00 to 7,U0 Ladie s Shoes from
BAOGIX.1. i l,50to -50
The following prices will be paid for unr
kctingin CASH or GOODS to suit customers:
Putter 10 Potatoes 00 ltOOoa
Eggs :; j Rags 5
8AtIighost price for Walnuts, Shellbarks
and Chestnut?.
Patterson. Nov. CQ, 18r.5-lp.
11. It. COR.-N- GEO. T. LGEERT.
COSSON a EGBERT,
Real Estate Rrokers iVCouvcyanccrs
112 South 4;h Street rhiladeiphia. Ta.
Inarms for sale in Pennsylvania. Stores,
Hotels and Mills for sale throughoiii
Pennsylvania. Farms for sale in New Jersey,
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia. Some of the
greatest bargains ever oflored to capitalists or
men of moderate means. Farms nought and
sold and good mortgages negotiated and mon
ey invested.
JGaS-Ofiicers' and Sjldiers" account? prompt
ly adjusted. Send for our Catalogue uiiJ
enclose stamp.
CORSON & F.GBEUT.
Dec. t, X3-3m,
rpiifi American ln? t'luut.
JL The undersigned having been extensive
ly ccgaired in growing Plants and Manufac-
turiug Wine for the last four years, are now
prepared to furnish Plants the conjig Spring
at the following rates : $15,00 per hundred,
or S 12,50 per hundred when a thousand or
more are oidercd. Each Plant will make
v.ni. iin .;ii
rress at the wholesale priee,'3,00 per gallon
All let crs of inquiry orders for Wine and
I'iants, promptly attended t by addressing
KFLLY & KLECKNER,
Buffalo si Roads,
Feb.
I'nion county. Pa.
PURE LIDCli TY WHITE LEAD,
preferred by all practical Painters '. Try
it ! and you will have no other. Man
ufactured only by
ZEIGLER L SMITH,
Wholesale Dbi:g, Paint & Class Dfa1er3,
No. 137 North THIRD Street, PHIL ADA.
jaa. 21, fcvly.
usintss (farts.
JERDIIAII LYONS,
MitHintown, Juniata County. Pa., Ofl'.ca
on Main street South of Bridge str et. "
E. C. STEWART,
ATT0R?JEY-AT-LAW,
' JJijjlintoicn, Juniatu Co., I'u.,
Otftrs his professional services to the pub
lie. Collections and all other business wil
ill
receive prompt attention. OTice first
North of Bedford'! Store, (upstairs.)
door
v Attorney at Law,
ASIt
Rotary i1t)lir.
Will attend to all business entrnsted to bis
caro. Jtce on Main Street, MiiHiulosn, Pa.
M1FFLINTOWN, JUNIATA CoLNTV, PA.
OFFERS his profc?tionnl sevvicis to tii-:
public. Prompt atient'mn p'ven to
prosecution of claims against the l.ovprnnipn:,
colleotiuns and all ilier busiue?s eiiliu.-i-d i
hij c.ire- Oilice, ilaiu Street, one door Sjii u.
of Suyder'i Hotel.
Sept. 2o, lb05.
J. 4. MILLIKi:.,
ATTO 11 X K Y-A T-L A Y,
xwFU'yrrowx, juxiata co.,r.
Office rj:,:r. fjUc!, in the ro?ni formerly
occupied hy Vrn. M. Allison. Esi.)
CtOLliLOflONS, AND ALL OTHEK IJL'S-
iness connectel wHi tha Tirofes:ou
promptly attended to. Oct. 1, "05.
DK." I V. Rl'XOIt), orrafternon.
Ph., i..e- to inform his friends and p i
'ronsthuthe has removed to the tnse m
i Kridge Street opposite Todd & Jordan's Store.
i Apr"u-"
7ENDUE
ATTf!TroKFR.
CEIE
The undersigned offers his services to t'ie
public as Vendue Oyer and Auctioneer, lio
has bad a very Large experience, ar. I fei is
coundi-ut that he can give sniisfacu'' tc aii
who may employ l .t . IJe uav la r.adr"se l
at MiilliutojR, nr fou-il at bis home in Ktr-
1 anagh township.
: at Mr. Will Hotel.
OrJers may alio be lefu
Jan. 25, ISO I.
WILLIAM GIVEN.
ALEX. SPEDDY,
KESPECTFl'LLY offers his s.-riccs to the
public of Juniaia county, iinving ha i a
L'.rge experience in the business uf Vcudue
Crying, he feels eoufidpnt lhat he can render
general satisfac.iun. He can at all times be
consulted at his residcuc: ia M'.sHintowu, Pa.
Aug. I'a. Ibij).
MILITARY CLAIMS.
r"PIIE undersigned wil! promptly aticti I t
-L the collection of claims ngainsl either ;!.e
State or National Government, Pensions. Rack
1..... r. i.,.. U1.iu-. ..
. -.i, .. .
1 arising ci; of tile present or any other war,
I
JtHEMIAII LYONS.
A:torcey-at-Law.
MiSintown, Juniata Co., Ta. fcbl
Prnsions ! Pensions !
a
LL TERSO.VS WHO HAVE P.EEN D1S-
A 15 L E DC it I N't THE PRESENT WAR
ARE ENTITLE TC A PENS' ,-N. All per-
; r .nuii-Vt, siinreon to know wetii-
. i er their Disability is sufficient to euti'.Ie tLc-m
'' j to Pension. All disahled Soldiers wii! c;ll
t ou the undersigned who has been appointed
! Pension Es.imiaitig Sjrecn for Juuiala and
; adjom.ng (-ouLiie-!.
I . L;. lil.MHO, M. P..
Patterson, Pa.
Dec. 9, IC.-tf.
itlLDiCtL. C'.iUM.
S. O. K.EMPFFR. (late armv sur-
en) liavit-.g lotaleii in Patterson tend
crs his professt.' n il services to the citizens o
thi place and surrounding country.
Dr. K. having had eight years cxperienca
in hospital, general, and army practice, feels
prepared to request a trial from those who
may be so unfortunate as to need medical at
tendance.
lie wiK b found at the brick building op
posite tiie "Sevtixel Orritii." x,r ai Lis resi
dence in the horoogh of putierson, at ail
hours, except v.'.i f.rofssiona'.iy eugagi.I.
July 22, 1 -tf.
A LARGE stock of Quecnsware, Ced'irware
such as Tuhs, I'.utter Bowls, Ei-cUets
Churns, Baskets, Hore Buckets. &c.-,'t '
sui-'i'Fr, frow & rAnr:r,:3.
IT'E have on ban 1 a good qua'i.'y i
V ware. e..mpris'ug a fu'l acsoi
of Ilard-
mpris'ug a tu'd acsortmenl ot
CARRF-XTER TOOLS . & PLACKSMITIl
TOOLS, such as Anvil ;, bellows, Sc., Shoy
maker Tiol.:. faws. Ales, Augers, Iron, Steeb
Nails. Horse SLccs atJ llure Shoe Nails by
the keg and pound, Kopcs of all sues from 2
inches down to inch by the pound. Ttuggv
and War.n Springs. Grind Stones, aud Grind
Stone I klures, at
B V LOP IF. FRO W & PARKER'S.
PU2E LIBERTY WHITE LEAD,
Will do more and better work at a given Cost
than any other ! Try it ! Manufactured only
by
Zeigler & Smith.
Wholesale Drill, Paint C' Ghis Dialers,
No. 107 North THIRD Street, THILAD'A.
Jan. 24, '60-1 y.
1 7
j V .
t. . a
Otice to IJallilei'S There will be
lettinz for the buildini of Ci feet ad-
dition to Horuinctown School House on tho
ora oi .lareu nexi, nt me iket-orcieis room in
cilicatiou
uf Jacob
Will
By order of the Board
WM. WHITSON,
HENRY SULOUFF,
Feb. 14-3t. Committee.
A LARGE and well selected stock of GRO
Ix. CERIES. conprisin" Ham, Shoulder, Ba
con, Mess Pork. Fionr. Spiee, tie.. &e. at
euLOUFF, rr.ow & pauke-R's.
CARPETS ! CARPETS ! !
A LARGE aud irood variety of ALL WOOL,
Ji. RAO and 'jIEMR CARRELS ou hand
and for sale clieao. at
fcTLOUFF FKO'.V & PAKKEK'-S