I
&jt $wiht3 Stntiad.
WEDSESUA) MORNING, May C.l
IS.iu.
TOWN AXD C lT5TKV.
Crakt Club. The Juniata Ct.itral CVary CUNNINGHAM 3 ANGLE On he loth
Ctui meets in :ho Court House on 1st and 3rd i inst., by Rev. Lane, Mr. W. 0. Cunningham,
Patchdat evenings of each month at fso'olock. j of Milford township, and Miss Mollis E. Nan
Any person wishing to sign the Constitution j g'.e, of Patterson.
can do io by calling at the StsTiNEL Office or
at the meeting of the Club
Wasted. Messm. Wood & Wilson
want a good wagon-maker. Liberal
wages will be given. Call at tbeir shop
in Jliffliotowu.
Ox tli first pae will be found an article
entitled "Parties and Platforms," taken
from the Xorth American. It is wot thy
of a careful perusal.
--
Cheap Rrooms -Mr. Jerry D. I'ynaid
lias just received at his store on ISridirc
Street, a lot of pood Corn Drooins which
be is selling at Jurty fire, cents.
Change of Time. lij rcfarrucc to
our advertising columns it will lie seen
that there has been (ju;,te as alteration in
the time table of the Pennsylvania Rail
road. A Fact. As the Skxtixfx has
much larger circulation than any other
paper published in tbe town, it renders it
the most available advertising medium in
lie country. Persons t i.-hin; to pur.
gha?e land or goods will d ) weil to con
sult our advertising columns.
The Weather The weather this
Fpriug has been considerably mixed, and
it" it was not for the almanac we would
not know tbat thisfwas "pleasant M.iy."
Yetcrday our citizens were scttit; around ;
Iic:r stoves, and sumrocr clothing Wa i
Ji-potieJ with !
PiOHEIXG We lcaru that a number j
nf citizens of Milford lownsliin, have i
, . .. . . , ...
liaa : ticti smoke nouses and spring lioufes !
robbed of their contents lately. Xo clue
, , '
is given as to who the perpetiators are, .
but t!ie citizens arc one the look out fori
tbe offenders. j
i
Wantmi.-A i:..dy maker in a Coach
manufactory ui Perrysville, . 7umata coun-
ty. Pa. Steady employment lor n good i
workman. Call on or address 1
TiiriMPifiv i'- v:n
Port Royal, !
2t. Juniata countv. Pa !
I
A.T rogut.-r statea iiicmipj or trie
Geaty Club belJ on Saturday even inji '
last, th-J t illowin r
niouly aJopteJ :
ijluUoa was uuu'ii- I
i
A'lWm, Tbat we heartily enilnr.-e
the nominations tliis day made by ih; j
Jtepub!:e:in Louuty totivontion, ana
li'.ed''e ihe Loiuinees.as wo have .Maj.Oen. j
John Y. Geary, our undivided urpt, j
hotiiug they may be triumphantly elected, j
I
liLH !r-i; s-l'Tio Vt a luve- 1
in? of the members of the I.t-UJing As
. ... , I
soetation field one eventu last (veeK
I
brand were appoioted a Couin:i.tee to'
solicit subscriptions and collect the umtiey j
already subscribed Tney have been at I
work and have met wiib good success.
Another uieetin will be hel 1 in the
Court House ou Thursday evening neit
Vhe members of the Association are res
pectfully invited to attend ai busines ol
importance is to be transacted.
Good That spicy and Fpirited jour
rial, the Trenton Union S-niiiu-t, Lives
the following "Po-lit-i-cal Nursery
I'.hymcs for ve rv lit-tie chil dreu." ar-
jiropriate to the sittialion in that State;'
Sing a song of oflie, children dan't yau cry,
Pour and twenty Johnson men met on the sly. !
jkti iiibt it Trenton, the "radicu!" to level.
Wasn't this ad lint v dish to set before the devil
Ten F.yck is in the kitchen, taiing bread nnd
honey,
Kcovel in a 'Tin Cox," counting out his monev.
Ptiatton's in the cellar, brushine Johnson's
ClOlUCS,
What the three are driving al, evcryl
ybody .
I
;
Uuows.
fioon Templars. A short time s-iticc !
a Lodee of Good Templars was instituted !
, , , ii. 1
m our borough, and wc are ple.i-:ed to
lcaru they now number over one hundred.
, , , f i i i .!
The good already accomplished by tins
.Society can be seen in our every day iile,'1: " rprietors. Ilard ,i Smith. No.
, . . i- j . I Arch street. Philadelphia- Sold retail by
and its beuelicial itiuuencc realized in
many a household. Jlany of those who
Fought the driutin saloon as their place
nf resort, are now among those who spend
their evenings iu the Lodge raotn, and
use their influence in the cause of
tern-!
-t-i ' me i.i.niiiiun ri-'ii sr. wiu cnoicc iimoer, "ic i ops, .oauues, ve.t ot cnasie ati'i oeautt-
pcrancc. i lie oiuer prosper" uccause : navinK , hereon erected a large Sumo Mansion, ful designs, at I ho lowest possible rates, anJ
their great aim is the reformation id the : Tensni House, large Rank Itarn, and other in a workman-like manner that cannot be snr-inebr-ite
reclaiinin" the f.'I.-n pd .Io. : w' -l'i!dings, with a never-failing ' passed in the interior of Pennsylvania. Call
inebr.ate, recU.u.n, the l.Um ..Rd Uc-: sprinR uf W ltr C(ivcaient , the liouso.- i and examine spee.imeus.
graded, and the general improvement of j The iand is well watered. The above land may !l, 18Mi-if.J S. B. CAVEXY.
society. Their worts seem to be like :
J ... 1
bread cast upon the water, for already a :
tiuaibcr of VOUU2 men of our town are!
a new Lc-dsrc, and their;
a ;
about starting
T.v-pe-ots arc iuJec l fl ittcrin";.
t!icu success, auJ liopc (.hut
ih't t-iaj HTuVor as ll:.rl, o
'IHlierj p. I
t,erJ . I
COOK HARRIS On the ?!rd, insi., by
i Rev. J. A. McOill. Mr. Wm. L. Cook of Horee-
I valley, Perry county. Pa., and Miss Elizabeth
j .1. Harris, of Concori, Ta.
Matrimony Las its charms even in warm
weather Another ooaple have gone and done
it. We wish the happy couple n! abundance
of all earthly good tlnugs with but few of the
UTTL? responsibilities that usually gather
around the domestic beanh.
Died,
KAL'FFMAS On the 7ih inst., in Walker
township, Mr. Isaac Kauiliuan, aged 89 years,
C months and 19 days.
MOORE In this borough on the loth inst.
Mrs. Cr.tharine Moore, aged 72 years.
MIPFLI.VrOWN & PATTERSON MARKETS
FLOUR.
Super, "j obi. SI2 fK
Extra, !2 00
Fancy 13 0(1
Ilye, "j cwt. 3 UO
Ruckwhcat, 4 UO
Corn Meal........ 1 75
GKA1.V,
I marketings.
.Butter, prime "fl lb C5
.l'.iittcr, 2n rate 28
jl.ard. 1G
:Tallow 10
1 Eggs, t' Cos
PORK.
Hogs. V cw'
1
11 00
.... 20
li it e wneii.... i
Hum, lb....
Red Wheat j bu 2 45 Sides Shoulders 15
Rye, .
fiO ' DEEF,
a i Darin v,...
115 .Fore qr, ? cwt 10 00
C5 lliiul qr i 00
75 POILTRV,
45 'OL'kens, "j1 pair 50
iDueks, 10
50 iiieese 1 00
H) 'Turkevs 2 tiO
25 j COAL. ton
SO Treventou stove C f!0
! do bgt 0 00
00 'Sunbury stove l 00
Corn,
Buckwheat,
Oats
SEKDS.
Clover, "j? bus .4
Timothy. 3
Fiax 2
Hungarian
DKIliD FIll'iT,
Applna, 'pt bu 4
Peaches, " qt
Cherries
Currents,. . . .
lViac'ibrrries,
Elderberries.
5 50 do Egg C 00
10 iChestuut
10 :Pea,
8 Mixed.
6 ! WOOD,
ti 00
4 00
3 00
POTATOES,
O.ik
lliekorv,
HAY".
New Irish, "y bu 1 ."()
iVn'ViV" 3 0
Timothy
Clover..
io no
8 00
Amies. VI bu
I 50
Oili.HlS 1 00
Retailed Articles.
Coal Oil gil 80
Salt, sunk 3 (10
Plaster, "j1 tun 1" t"
i":ils .. 7 50
j CM ATA SKXTIXEI-
White iVs.... 'Z 5:i
!:::v.'-'i. ? lb 4-
Sp, dry 10
( an.iles
Wo"'- "ashed...
iinc
,-,rv.,r, wyy
45
5 i In adraQce HO
y PuIotiJ, Frow Parker.
1111 Ij AD EI. 1 II I A JIAIIKETS.
Piiilapei.I'hia, May 2Jtid, I8O11,
VL)Vl AND M i: L.-Tlm Flour
,1)3rket c mtiaues extremely dull, and
ju-iccs are 12 to 2.ic. "j? bbl. lower.
There is a Ud.il a hscrce ;t any ship
I IK II i; (iCIIi.lI'tl, illlU UIHV CU'I U'JIi. ilJt? IV
- .
Pin? aomana. and ontv udis are
kvti hy the home consumers at MU.oi i(t
11 i) bbl lor Xortbwest Cltra family,
uni Cli Ml l("V2 for Pennsylvania and
Ohio do . iiielo Jinir small lots of Minor,
fi .,t S-.oOdl.S : extra at SS.2jr10.
and fancy lots Vrom SI to ?1G. accunlin";
to fjtiiility. 1 uerc is out iitoe live i-lour
here, nod i eouituan.lj SG(Jv-.tI.2.. In
i i Corn Meal no change. 100 bbls. lit andy
l wine wa taken secret term s.
0KTV
-Tbcre is but little in.'Jlltrv
f,)r Wheat, and prices are drooping '.',000
bush, prime amber sw!d at S2.C0 V bush,
We qnnte White S2.70feJ.0o; small
snles 1 ennsylvania led t 1-
Com i very quiet nt the decline quoted
vesterdav. Sa!p oOOO bush rellow, in
xc caT": at S 'o 0atS arC noehn
el. Sales at OTOn.
Gold closed at SI "0.
pEXNSVLVAXIA RAIL U OAT). ON AND
I after Sunday, May 2'. IW60, Pasepger
Trains will leave Mifflin Station as follows :
EASTWARD.
Local Accon'tuniiat'n... S.20 A. JL
Philadelphia Express.. VI. -H P. J
Pust l,ine 0.H5, . M.
(iurinfiiitt Kxprore 0.2', J.
Day Express 11.31, A. JL
Way Passen?cr... 10,07, A. JI,
WESTWARD.
Xcvv York Express .r,.r4 A. M.
ay Express -. 4S. 1'. JI.
Iisltimore Express o.fi'.l, A. M.
Philadelphia Express... ii.OO, A. Jl.
Fast Line 5.50, P. JI.
JIail Train 4.oN, P. JI.
Emigrant Train 9.55, A' JI.
I
i't - 'OTlll
JAMES NORTH, A
t. I
AFFLICTED It is a settled fact
i A
that a great, proportion of the diseases
'."'" " r to arise from an impure
i condition oi t ne niooa and the
I rnc.iy for t!.(- diseases is Kilfwf, Illood
Pnriver. This preparation is reliable for the ,
safe nnd speedy cure of Inflammatory P.heu-j
nnrism. Chronic Scrufula, Secondary Syphilis,
sn'rs. Tumors, vie-
n on the head or body.
"i" JiiT' ' '.1, .,"F""U' . "
' "''""-'"""': wery
spec.es t ( utanrous Ibseasc. It will also
'"V'1 J:selil6C8 """ o deranpement of
hel,,J'l)nJ rapidly reitore the patient to
health Prepared by Dr. J. M. Litnlsey. for ,
all first-class Druggists. may O.'eO-tim.
1 ARM AT PRIVATE SALE. Tha under
signed oners at. private sale his farm pu
nned in Delaware township, Juniata county.
IM., nhout three m, Ies easiof ihoaipsoutown,
conteining "85 acres, about 2110 acres of which
ar- clean d and in a good state of cultivation,
,"' " , 1 I T"
cha - ers. 1 ersons desiring to purchase the
property can do so by calling on
JOHN P. THOMPSON.
l.ii IKi :.ir
'-
V'.. t-; b A L ,,r'so';'""' "'I I1LNKS nnd TRAV
t, wi. ii I x i:lvin-.j iiv-s A!au yori(tXls such
cro bng as Hose. ;iuveS rne!t tilovcs and Min, (very
l'-'sl 4"'".v. Ki-l 'iloves for ladi.; and.".:
' -i 1 I. a?.
TT ,-,-,-, T TATp
N Fj W ST A GE Ll IN i
A- " " - J - I
bifflw, PERRrsnuE asd coscoed
Leaves Ferrysville Monday, Wednesday
Friday at 6 o clock, a. m., and arrives
cord at 4 o clock, p. rn.
Leaves Coneotd Tuesday, Thursday ant
Saturday at 6 o'clock, a. iu., and arrivesst
PerrysTille at 3 o'clock, p. m., in time for
the trains going East and West.
Stages will leave Mifflin Station as follows.
Leaves Mifflin Station on Saturday, at ')
ni. and returns on Mominy: leaves "Tuesday at
tia. ra. and returns cu Wednesday; leaves
Thursday at C a, m.
Stages will leave MiDlio Station for Acide
mia, daily in the evening, and return in the
morning ia time for the East and West trains.
Baggage and yackngos of all kinds are tak
en in charge and promptly delivered at mol
erate charges. The stages on the above ru
tas nre in OOOl ORDER nd under the
cbafjp of competent and experienced drivirs.
The proprietor hopes, by strict and perian
al attention to busiuess to merit a fair shire
of public pntnma're.
LEMUEL E. BE ALE, Prop.
Jan. 10, 'tiO.-lf. " ' '
I 15. M. TODD has just received a larje
I and fine assortment of goods from tie
East, which he is prepared to sc'.i at the
fo-
lowing reduced prices:
Prints, from
Ginghams from
De l.aines
lirowr, Musliu
l?est, one yar l wide .
i:to ;o
, -1H to :i
'5 to :i
IS to
'a
. 13 to it
31 to -T)
I liifiached musliu
Ticking
Syrups
Sugar house molasses
lirov.'il sugar
White do
Host Rio Coffee
Good
Coal Oil
per qt.
to 0
f
.per lb. .2 to t,
.... " 8
JO
jiergal. ?0
M l. SlStoS2U
Maekerl...
Herring...
-per
S 00 to ?U U
And a large assort incut of Uoota and
SL-.i:s. S!:cup.
Also a large lot of Carpeting 45 to il 00
Very best, all Wool, 1 j l wide.. 1 21 to 1 31
I am paylug 25 cci.t3 fcr Duller, and 10
cents fur Ergs.
J. K. m. todd,
may C,-tf.
Grp. A MILLS.- Tie undersign! begs
1 avc !3 infbi'in bis Iriends an I ihe public
that he is still in charire of the aoove uaiuel
nonitbir mill, where he is prepared to aceom-
i ".',.',:c the citi.'.'ns .f Milllin. Patterson uud
j viciuit j. v, iiu the Choice-t llrands uf Flour.
A large supply of Rran, Cbop-Stulf, and Feed
i of nil kinds constantly on hand. .',s h ruus
jamillwngon every Tuesday and Friday to
I Mill'in and Patterson, customers call be Jjuiic
! tuatly supplied at Hit ir door, ily strict at -j
teu'ioi. to butiiws he hi pes to leoeive a lib.
oral share "f public pa'rona;" Tonus Cash.
I n.ny 9, iX-it SOLOMON KAl'FF.W AN.
TFXJATA iiOTK!
! J mi rn ix to ir.v. rLxx. .
The un !ei":;nrd w ml-.l re-ieeti"ut!v inform
iiis friends and the public generally that he
lmstiiltfu clrirpc of the nfuve nam'J Ilote
l'iinurl(v kopt hy Auis !Sudcr. TIiU is an
oM ami wclt-knon stninl, ninl none nuTo 'lo
1.. : - ......... i...:.. .. i i..
... , '
.1 is I li Wl , I bo ntnckp, w it it tin. I-i.t mt.ili! v
of i.;,.,lorf). TABLE spread with the best
the market can afford, and hisS I'Aiil.E. whieh
is one of the must desirable in tosin, will be
attended by. good and trusty boilers
.ipi lli, oo-ii.j n. i.. isi 1 1 r..- i j -
T EVOLUTION IX PITCHING HAY. The
jLV undersigned hns received a lot of Uun
deil's First Premium Horse Pitch Forks cue
of the greatest machines ever invented fur
mil. lading hay. Ali forks are warranted per-
feel or the minier refunded. A hft 1 '1 vi-:r
of H7 can work them on a warofi with ease.
Call at my more, in Patterson, and examine
them it will cost you nothing for calling.
j .;r ,.,, MoTeri of j,-,,,, fowns1'i,,
Says: I purchased a Itutnleils Horse 'itch
Fork hist spring from J. li. M. Todd, and
tounti it to he tue iigtitest ami most pertcet
lor 1 ever used. A boy I. years ot age can
use it and I unloaded two tons of hay troiu a
wagon in minutes time, by the waich
IAEA FXKSS, I'.LI.MI.NESS &
CATARRH,
trentf
ited with the utmost success, by J.
ISAACS, M. l . Oculist and Aurist, (formerly
of I.eyden. Holland.) No. 51'.l PINK Street.
111 1 L A U" A. Testimonials, from the most
reliable sources in the ity and Couutiy can
be seen at his ofiee. The medical faculty
are invited ti accotiirany their patients, an
he hns no secrets iu his practice. ARTI
FICIAL EYES, inserted wititc.it r.xis. No
charge for examination. mar 21 ly.
I A Gen'leman who sutfered for years from
'Nervous Debility, Premature Decay nnd ali
j the effects of youthful indiscretion, will for
j the sake of siiii'cring humanity, send free to
all who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by whieh he. wa-s
j cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by 'he ad
i vcrtiscr's eipei.euce, can do so by address
ing JOHN C, OflDE".
No. Io Chambers St., New York
fe.n. CS.-lv.
TVfifr vi.nnif luilir firiil trnn llnmi n in lit
Lnitcd ites enn hear something rery much
to iliir tt'lvanino hy return mail (free of
charge. ) by arf'trespitig the nder!"tgiitw!.
T'lf.UA n.vmlTr.,.iruAl' K;n .. n. 1...
no. noticing ihU card. Ali others
1,,C!"C aJJres' 'uf 'r ""'.'f"'
r , no , n d." n , v I- .
fcb' -8'-- 831 Broadway, New lork.
rVSSOLUTION. The partuership heicto-
f-r. existing between John F. Williams
and James 15. Thompson, llcach Makers, do-
ig business nndsr ijio name am) style f
w llliam, ,, Ti1(,,j,so'llf i ,bi8 j;iy di.ived
by mutual consent. The books and papers
rC )eit jn tne hands of James C. Thompson
for settlement.
The husiness hereafter will be carried oa
by John M. and James C. Thompson,
april tit.
T1FFLINTOYVN MAKIiLK YARD Hay-
xVX in
ing opened a Marble Vard on Bri lere
street, Miniiutown, I would respectfully nn-
uounee to the I'ublio ili illani nrenaied to
furnish Head Stones Monuments. Tombs, Ta-
DR. M. J. I
sily of N
DAVIS. Graduate ot Ihe Uni7er-
Sew York, offers his rrofessional
services to me citizens ol rerrysviuo auu sur- i
rounding country. Has had over fivo years ;
lexperieuco iu civil and military practice.
ml mililarr nraclice. Of- ,
Of-
lice at his residence, a few doors above
'L'jthcran Church. Referendes :
Dr. 8. R. Crawford. McCoytown.
Dr. D. H. Crawford, Mifilintown.
1 Dr. P. L. Grcenleo.!', Tlio"psont .""t
the
flKf "section re the rwcKs nr
Vj s A D D L r. R Y from January 18. I8C5,
TllfPD II f I ...... II ....'I..
ipn -.i.ur.o ii. iim? aonin rcfi-i:iiuii;
mounce to his old customers and the public
.j'ft . generally that he hns a lar.ee ttock of
yrri fiwi SADDLES. HARNESS. COLLARS,
at Lon- K V. llIl'S and all other articles usiM-
17 krM to a S ttmr.Kll SHOP, which h
will sell at the following reduced prices:
Host Silver Placed Harness ?: 00
Second best d 3- 00
Third do do 0(1
Second do do -:' '
Conuron Plain do ot'
Besi'Stanish Saddles -
SmoikI .Io do -'- 00
Common Quilted Seat do with Horn IS 110
uinma do without corn
Wagon Saddles
Five inch Ereech-rands & Side
Leathers for two Horses
Fonr inch do
V 00
9 00
it) 00
Lii 00
Hack-bar.,! ? inches 3 20,'Cin'lics
2 40, 5 inches 1 75.
Double set of Yankee I1arnes which
includes bridles, hatues, collars, lines,
but chains. Sc
45 00
r.iir of Yankee Eridlcs
Five-rinj Halters
Threq-ring do
Check linii3"-4 inch
do do 1 iach
Elind Bridles
Riding Pridlcs from H CO, 3 00
flaoil Draft Collars
Harness do
Wagon Whips 2.00. 1.75, 1,50, 1,25
FiigKy do from 75 cents to
ii".r Lines, flat 2.00, round
ti 00
l r.o
1 25
2 75
3 25
3 00
4 00
3 00
2 00
2 00
3 00
Plow Lines 3 4 inch 1,00, 1 inch 1,15
1 1-4 inch 1.25.
He would also invite tin public Io eiau-ne
his stock before p-irchasing elsewhere, as I.e
fevds conndiiat he can sell cheaper than any
other 'csttblishiuent in the county. His motto
is quick salts nd small profits. Give him a
call and save uioper.
Sl5uKEPAir.lN(; neatly executed and all
work warranted.
JAMES II. SIMONS,
Eridtre St., MilSiuio.va Pa.
Oct.ll-Ty.
G 11 A X I) PRIZE .
rot: sriiscitir.rns to Tttr
A XATIOXAL WKEKt.Y TAKILY JolUNAi j
:xt S ." Eri AmiMSii- j
THE FOLLOW1XH SPLENDID PKIi:E3
ABE SENT TO CM BS, VIZ. j
For every Club jf Forty Subscribers, j
J Whcrler & Wilson best $75, Snving Sarliins
With two extra copies to the getter up o the
ei'ii;.
FUR EVERY CLl'R QF T-VEXTY, nnd
less than fjny subscribers, v.c will allow
?1.2"i for each subscriber on
naebitie.
FOll EVERY CLUB OF SIX. a -plendid
steel enslaving of l'Kr.sii,r.NT Lixoo.n. (full
icngth.f Axubew .'.tussiis, I.ikct. C.em:b ai.
1 GltAXTor Shrkmas on horseback, wonh io.nn
: each, with an extra copy to the getter up of
the club.
Fmi Evrrty cixb of three
one cl !
those splendid steel engravings of the Uni-
form Series of
XA 'i IOXAL I'OIi 7A'.l ITS
ennspristu; Prestdcnlti Liucoln and Johnsiin,
Lieut. Gen 1 Grant. Major vlcner-.lfliern i.
Sheriibin. Thomas. Afct'lellnn, Fremoiit. Ad
niiiifls Fsrrarjt and Porter, George and .Mar
itha Washington, each, 10x21 inches, worth
-'.00.
These splendid portraits should adorn every
parlor.
The Statesman is the largest, clietipcst and
best family paper published, suited fur every
family. Try it i.uce and you ail! never be
without it. Send for copies and get uj your
clubs.
Address
AMERICAN STAT ESM AX.
07 Xassca Street, New York.
Dec. Io, 'Go.-lhn.
ITTniTE 11 ALL HOTEL. The nnd-r-
signed would rcsneotlullv inform his
fne.nds and the public zetierali" tht he 1 as
taken elisrg of the above named Hotel, for-
rierly kept by A. 15. Ilnldeman, situated in
Fayette township, Juniata county. Pa., about
fmir miles east of McAlis-ersville, where he
will be prepared to accommodate all who may
fnvar him with their patronage. His JiAl
will be stocked with the best nullity ol
li jitors, his'i'Al'.LH spread with the best the
market can afford, aud his STAULtl attended
by trusty hostlers,
'niar. 2S. 'ijC-ifm. I.KVTI3 AMY.
T i-i have cn ha.ad a good quality of Hard
l ware. Comprising a full assortment of
CARrXXTKIt 'IDOLS k III.ACKSMITU
TOOL, such as Anvils, P.ellows, c, Shoy
maker Tools. Saws, Axes. Augers, Iron, Steeb
Nails, Horse Shoes, and Horse Shoe Nails by
the krg and pound. Ropes of all sizes from i
inches down to inch by the pound. I'.iigrv
nnd Wagon Springs. Grind Stones, aud Grind
Stone Pictures, at
SLLOCFF, FROW k rUESER'3.
5? I!ERY IIlRrCR,
fcia 520 AUCIl STREET.
PHILADELPHIA-
VVATCHK!?,
Fine Gold JEWELRY.
Solid SILVER WARE
And Superior SILVER PLATED WARE, at
Reucckii Prices! mar. 2l,-"mt
PUR5 LIBERTY WHITE LEAD,
Will do more and better work at a given Cost
than any other! Try it ! Manufactured only
by
Zeigler & Smith.
Yut'ihsaln Drtt j. 1'aint & Uasx pi uteri
No. 137 North THIRD Street, PiIlLAD'A
Jan. 21, '00-1 y.
pure l in a: ty wii'itb lead
prcrerrcd by all practical Painters! Try
it ! and you will have no other. Man
ufactured only by
ZEIGLER & SMITH,
Wholesale DR?0l Taut & Class Prvi.rss,
No. 137 North THIRD Street, PHIL VD
Jan. 24, CO-ly.
CTATK CAPITOL HOTEL, near the Capi
J tol Ruildings, r
UAR18BUUG,rA.
STerms as moderate as any Hotel in !he
JVM. Gj:TJIOUISf)r0priP,or
, ANTED. A smart active hnv f.,. i.i
-. . . ... . icarn uie tiiair raintine, nnd
- Ornamenting P..isiness. One from the ,..,n,r
irnaiiientint; l.ys ness lln f,-, .'..,
preferred. Call at the fhair Shnn ;.. xiian.i
town. 4
town.
npr.
11-lf.
CHAS. W. WEITZEL
i l.tirir.i...i. n T
....u T . ' yffuanjini, kemrnn
Charas, l,.ke; , QI4 i ,t 1
j;tm ,,i-,'.. . ;
i a sulii at iitni ifit 1 1 i.. i. i
AS 01D SING. SET Tff' 1 JEW TCXE.
".4 tptinj approaches
Ant) awl Hatches
itsm their hole tome out.
And .Vice ami Iititt,
In tpif-x of cut.;
Gaily tiip alout."
"IS years established in N Y. Tily."
Only infallible remedies known.
"Free from Poisons."
"Not daugerous to the Human F.iniily."
"Hats comis out of their holes to d:e."
"Cuxtar" It'lt, Hooch, ke., Exf'r't,
Is a paste used for Rait, .Vice, Iiw.chri,
UUrle am! Ant, J-e., & r , .Jr..
''Costa r's" lh'l Umj Ester minn 'or,
Is a liquid or wash used to destroy and,
aluo as a preventative for ISnt-Ui', .'.
"(.WnrV Ekrlric PvirJtr fur Jiiserts
is fo 2Iatla, ilosquitoet, F'tiif, Eeil-I!";',
imc-tson Plant, f'otcl, Anvnu's, .jr., Jv.
VrT '. 1 : Ecware : ' : of all worthless
I imitations.
QVSec that "Costab's" name is on each
Pox, lloltlo and Flasi, ber'oro. von buv
Ba.Address, HENRY R.Ct;STAR.
4SJ Rfoadwav, X. Y.
fCSuli in MilHintown, l'a.
1866.
INTREASR OF RATS. The Farmer' (la
.rrtie (English) aserts and proves by figures
that one pair of RATS will have a progeny
and descendants no less than 051,050 in three
vears. Now. unless this immense family can
be kept down, they would consume more food
thau woiibl sustain 05,000 human beings.
fltipSee "CostarV advertisement above.
1866.
J! TS rr.s CIRD3. IVhoever engages in
SiiDOtin" small 5,'irds is a cruiil r.?an ; whoever
aids in esterniiiiatlrsf ruts is a benefactor.
Wc should like some one l 5ive us iho benefit
of tbuir experience in driving ou: these rests.
We need something besides dus, eats, and
traps for this business. ScUntifie American,
.v. r.
jfriScc "CostarV adrertiiemcnt above.
1866.
"COSTAR S" UAT EXTEUMIXATpr. is
iiti:i!e fate and sure the most perfect RAT-
'the price of slid j iticatiot. meeting we he.vo ever aitend.-d.-I'.verr
Pat that can set it, properly prepared.
i wit! cat it, and every one that eats it will uie,
, generally at some place as distant s possible
! '' " where :t was en. .tfc More, M-ch ,
I Mil nr.
1866.
F VRMF.RS AND HOUSEKEEPERS saould
j recollect that hundreds of (holers worth ot
) Grain, Provision, &e., sre annually destroyed
by Rats, Mice, Ants, and other mseets and
vermin all of which can be prevented by a
few dollars' worth of "Costar's" I'.at. Roach,
Ant. ite. Fsterminator. bought ana used freely.
r,-rjySee lovtinrV adveriisciitCut a'iove,
April 4, ltMiO-Cm.
ADVANCE
OF SCIENCE.
Teeth inserted upon an entirely new style
nf base, whioh is a eombinalijn of doll and
Liii'lish Rubber, (vulcanite) Also American
nil i c J ntyj .imciixnii
, .. u
!lub!:er, ivul. a i.to. ) w
iiiea lor oeaui, wm-
i bility, cleunliuc:
and Iho restoration of the
Ihe face, cannot Le sur-
I aa'iual color of
ififl. I'.ither of the above basis
i WAnnvNT ron ti:n yhahs.
til! rpcr or t.owfr IitKcrled .
an i.o as ODIVr M'l.
iniorary Sits inscrtnl (iruti.
o ... i . i mi l. . ,i:....t
special anci,; ion y.. li os ui iuu .o
gums,
made.
and a cure warranted or no charge
Ti eth filled to l-utfnr life.
Er. Triumph in dentistry !
TL'KTII LXTUACTEO .VII.'IOUT PAIN
by a new probers, without the use of ether,
chloroform or nitrous oxide, and no danger.
Having been in business for upwards of ten
years, five of which has been spent in Mifilin
own, and being in possession or the tntet
improved Instruments and Machinery I warrant
entire satisfaction, or the money will be re
funded. Office on Rridgc Street, opposite the
Court House Square.
O. L. I'RR,
nov. 20. 'G5-ly. Etsident Dentist.
180G. rillLA DELPHI A. 1800.
WALL PAPERS.
IIOWRLL & ROURKE,
MASirACTCBEBS OF
rAl'ER HANGINGS,
and
WI fallow Shades,
CORNER FOURTH & MARKET St..
PHILADELPHIA.
N. B. Always in Store, a large Stock of
LINEN & OIL SHADES.
feb. 28-3m.
CRAYBILL & CO.,
.WHOLESALE DEALEUS IX
ff v cv-vy . j T; 1 "If ( C.'TiV i
(LrWr.aUlOOH (L(lltll0to((llarC,!
OIL CLOTH, WINDOW SHADES,
Brocnis, Mais, Brushes, Colloii Laps, j
Buckets, Twines, Wic. Stc,
313 NORTH THIRD' STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Feb 21, l&W-ly.
KSTAISMSIIKD 36 YEliRS.
I - . . . ... w
b 0 K 11 L L II U li iS L II U 1 L L,
Ko. 233 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
A. EH WIU R
Feb ?1, li;1-ly. Pitot airTon.
WISteRN LA.ND AGENCY'. 0. Oni
prith, bancaster. Wisconsin, will buy
and sell REAL ESTATE, and pay Taxes for
nonresidents, to those desiring to locate in the
uonre
West, can obtain cheap Homes and good wa
st. can obtain cheap Homes and noon wa-
-
1" V m ProsPerous Io)cflil"!e3. bv,
'"S aim reference givei If mimred,
power m prosperous ocaiiiea ...
925,
TSIE
52
at
niort
HANDEL AXD HADYX HALL.
Ei'jWt and Spring Garden Sts.
rHaADEiTpiriA.
Tn6IA3 MAY PEIRCE, A. JL,
President an Consulting Accountant.
Extraordinary Inducements !
X'rtl ini'I l'ermanrnt jirrangrment of
Basinet CoHenr Termt.
Troc) April i, ISGG, to October 1, ISUI
',:D SUCCEED! Nfi TEAttS.
Life Scho'-ir;h:j , ir.cluding Eookkeepin-',
Business Correspondence, i'orms an'1 Cu
toms. Commercial Arithmetic, litisiness I'enn
mann:ii, ueicctiug toun;erieit Jloner;
Commercial Law,
Twenty-rive Eollars.
Scholarships, including the samo Subjects as
above. Time limited to three months,
TWEIIT7 COMlBS,
Penmanship, Three Month? $7
Penmanship and Arithmetic, Three Mo3.5PI
Tl;c saving of coal and gas in the summer
monihs is an tvdvantag-j of such importm"
as enables the management of this Collene t.
niako ft considerable reduction iii Iho sui
mei1 rates
Fiom October 1, 1353, tQ April I, i5S7,
And succeeding years, as before,
Life rcho!arships ..;
Scholarships, 3 months, .-f o".
Penmanship, 3 month , jiir
Penmanship and Arithmetic, 3 month?. ...".J
Special Terms for Cluh. SolJiert, o'ni'frr
Sons nf Ministers und Tturher. '
DAY AND ETF.MaG lN7R'CTiflX FOB B3TB
StlliS a.D nLL ACES,
In Ehtiking, Storekoeninj. liookkeepin--,
Penmausuip, Pen Drair.nt, Phonourapliy.
Arithmetic, Mensuration, Algebra, Geome'ry.
Analytical Geometry. Ttm Cuiciilus, Naviga
tion, Surveying. Engineering, Gauging, Min
ing, Mechanical Drawing, Commercial Law,
'Jriinan, Telegraphing, and th; Erg'iih
Branches, at moderate prie.g. '
Endorsed by the pul.:;i: as t'le most sue
cessl'ul Uusiness College of the coitntrv, as is
evidenced by thi fact, t h it
FOUR HUNDRED ;D TWO STU
DENTS
have entered in the
Fntey Six Months or its Existence.
IIIUN'CIIMLS OF DUPAIlTMFNTs'.
THOMAS MAY rElTvCE, A. M ,
GEO, . KNYDER, K. P. n.lKXES.
C. 5. FARR. Jb., J. P. P.EVNOLDS.
I1ENIIV KEI.M, A. E. IIOOERSOX,
A. M., C. ii. Supported by an able Corps i f
As'.is'ants.
Call or seid for a Cata'ogur, Co'iiegr Cur
rency, and Pierce's Practical Educator.
OITR'E-531 SOIirsI KIKSI Til St
npr. ll-2m. THOMAS' M. PIMr.t'K.
TUIS WAV F01! I1.UIU.1I.W !
KEV1 GOODS AT
wjckey & vmnzvs.
The under.ijr.ed has just received a largo
stock of Dry tieo Is ac I Groceries at
store ou Kuii P.oad Street, ii, Put'erioa. wbif.h
they are opening to the public, !he fallowing
ow prices .
Pairrs. , r.Kuwx Sueati'--'
Pest Qualitv af Cl Rest Qualiiy ...i
Second .". o SfC0t,d ;;i i
Third 12S Third -J5
Di.L.Mxrs. " fourth
Plain (all woe!) .'5-FiRh I
Figured " ...,05 -'-sth LI
Fancy and pla n t FtASstts.
from Jito3d:s-,arlet 4",toTl
O I. NO II A MS.
j bite l-.toTH
r Pla i...
Rest 0,'.iali;y.
Second
4-itoi .
"'.,- Shirting -l5toT
Ail vool Socks.. 48lo75
Siiirtim: Ciikcks.
Rest tbnility 35
Roots i Suois.
I.ad:es .. ..2 :'', 5
Mioses 1 HinoZ J5
, , -
I Second -
. ,
Third
Mebixos.
R'.ne'-: and other
CoTors Ct'tol?!
Skirts.
,Chili'.rens ... i:tr.! 25
'Gents Routs S:i 50 7 5o
U 'VS M 'oto
(iaoi KBiES.
'Svnin i('e tot 4
P.almoral..S'J
,..mi hi. sugar house....
.nil prtr.; jH hr.ji..
l'n"P " ' pnrr hrowii f'lol
Tickings 25. ;',5to5!i: .. v. hite l.io-Jil
1Vts Srrrr. r - tr ..-
f . . "vvrii io.ee o
j Jean4 Irom :j!t.. Ladies' 'o.-it Intesl
Satinet utol styles ...$12lftite"!H (Ml
Cassimeres...Sl 25(03'. presklsst Si:aw!
Putis. ;'rnr. 2t.r5
All wool 15to?0 Woojea Iloods75to2 ."
Plad Ca.-hmer...o7to50 Hats and Caps at all
Ri.kachkii MfSLtx. prices.
Rest Qiiality 35: Notions A full ss-
Second -JO sortment of Ladies A
j Third.
25 ticn's' (Moves, llus-
20 iery. Sr. at ail prices.
15 tosr.it purchasers.
full assortment of Oueensware,
Fourth ....
Fifth
Also, a
Hardware,
Tinware. Rrooms. Rrushes. Kask-
ets, P.uckets, Tubs, Tobayco. Seg its. ic. Sc .
usually kept in a country store. Purchaser
will do well by calling an I csanietiing our
stock, before purchasing elsewhere, a our
motto in to sell cheap for CAtSIl ot Country
Produce.
MICKEY k I-JNNELL.
Apr. 23 'G'J-Iy. Pit:ersoii, Pa.
jo to 5 vn pti V EH.
The advertiser, having been restore! l
health in .1 few weeks by a very simple
remedy, after having suti'ered for several
years with- severe lung affection, nnd that
dread disease, Consume: iun i3 anxious to
make knowc io tis"t'i!lw-sa!fcrirs thecieaus
of cure.
To nil who desire it, he will send a copv
of the prescription used (free of charge,!
with the directions for preparin and using
the same, which they will find a fi fe ibs
for Consi'mi'Tion, Asthma, P.boxci'its.
Cot ens, Coios and all Throat and Lung
Affections The onlv object of lue advertiser
m sending (he prescription is to benefit tin,
ir"' -"
' ... .... s.yj ... j v
every siiMVrer wUT try 'an remeilr, is it will
cot ihem ntliiu, nnl mny prove a Mtssint:.
Parties wishing tho prescription, rttt, by
rctfxrff mail, will please address
Rev EDWARD A. W1L50N.
Williamsburg, Kings Cc Ne'.y York,
feb. 26,-1 y. I
I I 1 I4 M.I. I II 1 IIP I 1 i . I . I. 1 1 . 1 til.
; 1 ) partuership hcrctuforc e.vi-ting be'w.eri
! the undersigned in tha practice of nicdieinn
Ihasthiuay bees dissolve 1 by mutual con-
sent. The books will remain in the bands of
Dr. D. M. Crawforlfor collection. L'r. T.
' M. Leight's interest in the same has been
I placed by himself under control cf Noah A.
j Elder and It. 1. McWiiliams.
P. M. CRAVrOEI),
X M. LEIGHT.
I The praciice willlic continued ia th fanm
office by Dr. D. M. Crawford. Thankful tj
his friends f.r pat! prefrelUM Uo hopes !
merit their continuance.
I'