WEDNESDAY MORNING, November 7, :St;G.
if 'ft 1 M M
"We seed Money. Will our
friends who arc indebted to us
for subscription, advertising
and job work, call and settle.
Paper and material for printing
is exceedingly high, and wddre
compelled to require prompt
settlement ot the small bills
due us.
i; W. IIarlei i Co , have just re
ceived a lare stuck of Winter Clothing
and are selling flew c.T rapidly s.t re
duced J rices. Dou't fail to (lop aud lout
at them.
YTatcJES, Jewelry afoJ 31'VCfware, oi
a superior tiuality, suitable for Holiday
and Uridal prcscn's, advorlUtl in this it-
sue by Henry Harder, 5-0 Arch street,
Fhila-klpUia. Reader ! give him a call j
The Lewisiowu Unjettc says: Mr.
P.aeV ind some other officers id the
Pennsylvania Railroad, last week made an
examination of the roadbed from Heeds
vi!!c to Milroy, with a view, it is hoped
of fiuishiag that portion.
Sudden Death. A man named
JIcElwec, a resident of the lower cud (1
Huntingdon coucfy, was thrown from hit
horse a few days ago, near Rough and
Heady Furnace, and died almost instantly
iroui the injuries received.
Jos. S Dell, Closing Merchant,
Philadelphia, keeps coustan'.ly on haud a
.superior stock of Meus' aud Uys' Cloth
ing f r wholesale dealers Juniata nier
than'.s should call at .Mr. Dell's, No. 43
North 3d street. He warrants all Lis
;goods.
New Goods. J.'li M. Todd, has- just
teeeived fdom the Eastern cities a lare
and well selected stock of Dry Goods
ilroewics. Sic, which he is selling at his
store iu P-tiierson, at very low figures
Persons wishing good good aud cheat!
poods, should go to Todd's. See his new
clkcrtiseuicut in another column.
Bae B.'.i.l We received a circular
from the committee appoiufed at the Rise
15 ill Conveutiou held at IIarrisburg, on
the 27th of 'September, urging upon all
Clubs the propriety of electing two dele
pates to the Annual Meeting of Natiouai
Association of Jsc Rail Players, which
Meets iu New York City, cu Weduesday,
December 12th 1SGG, at 3 o'clock P. M.
Any Clubs wishing to join the State As
sociation can do so by making application
to Mr. W. D. Cramei, at Patterson.
Written Notices. We notice occa
sionly a written 'Not is' stuck tip in some
obscure corner, as if the author was
ashamed to post it in a more conspicuous
place. Any man who writes his notices
f r a public sale, or things of that kind,
and gives economy a; a reason, shows a
ad deficiency of knowledge. He is 'pcD
ny wise and poind foolish,' as nobody
but old figies will stop to read wriltiu
handbills now a days. If a man has auy
thiug to tell and expic's to get i s value,
lie must let it be known, aud Printer's
Ink is the only proper medium.
Unclaimed Fractional Currency.
Treasurer jlj.'pnnr desires persons who
have forwardci packages of mutilated
fr"'i ..i.r.l curreucy to the Treasury ie-j-artment,
hut have not received a reply,
announcing the receipt of the pnckjgo
and inclosing the amount of the sum for
ward -d, to address a letter as before, stat
ing di-ttiucMy the amount forwarded, the
date of transmittal, and the name and
po.-t !2ee rd dress of the writer. The
oEccrs of the Treasury may thus be en
abled to identify a large number of pack
ages now in their possession, the forward
ers of which neglected to state their
uames or post offices.
IIioii Prtces. Since the close of the
war every one has been hoping and look
in? for a reduction in the prices ot the
necessaries of life. From present indi
cations, however, the cost of living is
likely to be higher than ever during the
poming winter. One article only, coal,
u cheaper than it has been, while meat,
flour, cmcerics and dry good? have all an
upward tendency. The grain crops have
been far above the average, and it was
thought that breadstuff would be cheaper,
but the poor crops everywhere ia Europe,
and the waste and destruction of the Ger
man war, have creited a foreign demand
fLr Americrn grain and run up the prices.
The people, then, must meet these high
juices with proportionate economy, and
the rich should not neglect the poor, for
whom there is a fcard winter in 'orc
Grape Vines in Winter A corres
pondent of one of our agricultural ex
change papers says :
"In m v. ramble ia various portions of
(his and aujoiutng counties, I have been
very particular in making observations
with reference to the productiveness of
those vines that have bceu laid down
when compared with those that have not
been laid down during the wiuter, and I
have found it an invariable rule that
those vines, no matter what was the va
riety of grape, which had bees detached
from their supporters in late aurnmn, and
laid dowu and covered with a few inchss
depth of soil, or with leaves until the
cold weather had passed iu the spring,
yielded good crops of grapes, while those
that had Dot ben laid down during win
ter yielded but little frtiit, and iu many
iustances, none at all ; and when such
viues did btar, the grapes were almost
several days later iu maturing, aud were
also of au inferior (juality.
Soldiers' Monument Fund. The
i'oilowiu" contributions have bceu made
! to the Soldiers' Mouument Fund since
last acknowlcdgmeuts :
MCOYSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Maggie Alain, JSvlicitvr.
Joseph S. Lai i d f 3 00
S. 11. Crawford 3 00
Maggie Mairs 1 00
Abiaham Xoss 2 00
I. C. Stewart 2 00
Itcv. J. J. Hamilton 1 00
Mrs. Kati Hamilton 1 00
Samuel McgauLey 1 00
Mrs. KlizaLeth Rlack 1 00
Mrs. K. J. Hart 1 00
Joshua Reale, Jr. 2 00
S. P. liarlcn 1 00
M. A. Hailea 75
J. A. Nass 1 00
Joseph Given 1 00
Maggie J. Stewart 1 00
Mrs. Mary Smith 1 00
Mollie . xMcKinley 50
It. M. Gray 1 00
Thomas Uarnard 1 00
Samuel Wib.on 50
$2(3 75
BARREN RUN SCHOOL 1'ISTRICT.
lllic AitJcnon, itoliritur.
Frederick Andrews $1 00
James Murphy 1 00
W. S. liiddle 1 00
Philip Mellhouse 1 00
Hugh L. McMeea 1 00
Josiuh McMeen 50
James Irvin 1 50
Samuel Lawson 1 00
II. II. Hechtct 2 00
Samuel Walker 1 00
11 00
COLLINS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Harriet C"1tr, Solicitor.
Siinnn M. Wilson SI 00
Harriet Wilson 2 00
II. It. Pol in 1 0U
Kinzey Heaston 2 00
Josiah Wafers 1 00
John W. MiUikeo 1 00
Mary h. Millikcu 1 00
Nancy Milliken 75
Charic Polm 1 00
Simon P. Logan 1 00
Martiu 11. Ktndig 1 00
512 75
M'ct LLOCnS MILLS DISTRICT.
Wary Bofcr, S'tlicitur.
G. S. Mills 2 00
Matthew Chisholra 1 00
W. I. MeCulloch 1 00
Thomas Pobbs 1 00
James Dobbs 1 00
II. J. Juuk 1 00
S. T. Mc'Ju'.looh 2 00
Mrs. P. C. MeCulloch. 1 00
Kate L. Fuilon 1 00
Mary J. Trego 1 00
512 00
m'kINLET's SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Mo'jjie Hart, Sulicilur.
V illiam Hart 3 00
Geoi go Glace 1 00
John Dillcn 1 00
Ilev. J. A. McGill 2 00
W. P. Gruver 1 00
Klias Gruver 1 00
T. E. Gruver 1 00
Linn McKinlcy 25
William Kidd 1 00
Daniel Chestnut 50
William Cox 25
812 00
E. Horning 91 00
D. Sulouff 1 00
A. Guss 1 00
W. Pannebakcr 1 00
Eph. Guss 60
S.Aughy 1 00
S5 50
Total
Amount previously ack'ged.
Total Receipts to date
$ 80 00
3S1 95
?1GI 05
E. S. Parrer, Treas.
Ventilation. It is a con-moo but
mistaken idea that warm air is impure,
anu ma:, conse.jueimy, n is i.urtrui
I sleep iu a conipaiatively warm room
warm room IS as easily venmatea
m . 1
cool one. It is always positively Injun-
ous to sleep ia a close room where water
freezes becauso such a degreo of cold
eatrsM the negatively poisonou carbonic
acid gas of a sleeping room to settle near
the floor, -xhere it is breathed and re-
breathed by the sleeper, and is capable of
producing typhoid fever in a few hours.
Hence there is no advantage, and aWays
danger, especially to weaker persons, in
sleeping in an atmosphere colder than
the freezing point
Arrested. On Tuesday lasttwostrag-
glcrs came to town and entering the dwel
ling house of Mr. E. S. Parker, they com
menced gathering up boots, pantaloons.
and other articles. Mr. Parker, not ap
preciating their familiarity, had tl.ein ar
rested, aud as Ike Weiser had passed one
of them into the jail and was turning
around to pass the other in, to his great
eurpri.-e he was not there. Weiser, see
ing the ends of the stranger's coat tails
fluttering around the corner of the jail,
started iu persuit of the absconding party
with a large crowd, Ike, whose bravely
never fails him, bringing up the rear.
After running the stranger to the upper-
end of town, he was overtaken by oue of
the party, and brought back by Weiser.
It was well foi the stranger that Ike had
no reicoliccr, else his bravery might have
resulted in something.
MERE )1T11 CARMAN On the 1st in?
by Rev. A. Ilarncr, Mr. I'avis Meredith and
Mrs. Ann Eiiza Carman, both oi Delaware
township.
PARKER VAN VALZAII On the 11th
ull., in Lewiftown, by Iicv. O O. MsClcnn,
Ezra I). I'arkcr, Esq , of this place, and Miss
Jeunio Vanvalzah, of Lewistown, I'a.
FottGUSOX BEXTLEY Sept. 3d. by
Rev. M. L. Shindel, Mr. Josaph Ferguson
and Miss Catharine Bentley, both of Juniata
county, Pa.
CAVEXV CASSEL On the 23d ult., by
the crime, Mr. S. B. Cuveny and M:ss Mary
Cassel, both of McAUsiareTille, Ta
WOODWARD DAVIS On the same day
by the same, Mr. E. V. Woodward of Phila
delphia, and Mi. is Matlie Davis of Walker
townsLip, Juniata county. Pa.
LEONARD EENTLY On the 21th ult,
hy the same, Mr. Thomas Leonard and Miss
Jennie Denily, both of Fayette township, this
county.
MAL? TOX SMITH. On the 30th ult., by
Rev. E. W. Kirhy, Cuniruings Malston and
Mary E. Smith, all of MiQitown, Ta.
JtlFFLI.NTO'tLN & PATTERSON MARKETS
FLOCR. MARKETINGS.
Saper, y old. $12 00 j Butler, prime 5 ib 30
Kxtrs.... A iiuuer, n rate J3
Fancy,-
Rye, V CWt.
l!uckirlieat,....
Corn Meal, .......
GRAIN,
White whct,
13 UO ILnrd,
8 00 jTallo
6 110 lEuirs,
dux
1 75 i PORK,
iiogs. cwt
n 00
8 M
3 oil
00
1.5
80
1 1:0
60
ilium, x -'
Jsides It Shoulders Tl
BEEF,
'Fore qr, cwt 10 00
ll.'inJ r, VI 00
iol'.trv,
'Chickens, V pair SO
Red Wheat "j bu
Kye
Burley,...
Corn,
Buckwheat 1
Onts
SEEDS,
Clover, y bus 7
Timothy. 4
Flax 2
Hungarian
DRIEJ FRUIT,
Apples, V bu 3
Peaches, t G
Cherries,
Currents,. . . .
Blackberries, -Elderberries,
POTATOES,
New Irish, bu
Sweet, 1
Turkeys , 2 CO
i COAL, -t. lo.n
Trevertou tove ' 00
do En 6'
Sunbury glove 0 U0
00
00
75
d0
00
00
10
10
8
4
50
20
do Egg ti 00
JChestnut 5 00
UVa, 3 "y
Mixed,...
WOOD,
)k,.....
Hickory,.
3 00
HAY,
Timothy,
20 DO
13 00
, lover,
VARIETIES,
Apples, "jt bu 75
Onions, 1 00
While Uesns,. 2 50
Beeswax, lb 45
Soap, dry 10
Candles 20
Wool, washed...- 50
Rues, 6
Retailed Articles.
Coal Oil y gal 80
Salt, y sack 2 50
(round Alum salt 3,00
Plaster. "H ton 10 (Ml
. , u
I Nails - 7 50
: liar iron 05J
! Horse ihoes keg $9 50
Sprng steel cn hands
Corrected weekly by Sulouff, Frow A Farkfci.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PiiiLAiiKLi'uiA, November 0, 1806.
FLOUR. Sales of 1450 bbls., mostly
Northwest cxtia family, at $13(14,25
bbl., including superfine at 8(t9,50 ;
extra at 5!),50(rtii2. Pennsylvania and
Ohio family at ?13,50(il5, and faucy at
S1G(17,25. 200 bbls. Rye Flour sold
at $ and small lots at $8,25. Prices of
Cora Meal are nominally unchanged.
WHEAT. Small sales of common
and prime sold at S33,33 H bush.
White may be quoted at 3,35(0,3.40.
1000 bushels Western Rye sold at $1,45,
aud some Pennsylvania at $1.50. Corn
is in good request, ana 100012,000 bu.
sold at $1,27 for yellow afloat, and $1,28
in 6tore, and $1.25 for Western mixed.
Oats are in fair request, and 2500 bush,
sold at 67o. for Delaware, and C370e.
for Pennsylvania.
5pcml lloticcs.
vnt ixa:, kjjt 'ikii:
Every young lady and gentleman in the
United Stales can hear something very much
to their advantage by return mail (free of
charge.) by addressing the tmdcrsigned.
Those having fears of being humbugged wil
oblige by not noticing ibis card. All others
will please address their obedient servant.
THUS. F. CHAPMAN.
feb. 2Svly. 8-'l Broadway, New York.
canons of yoi tii.
A Gentleman who suffered for years from
tTannu lL.i.:t: a. 1 -I
; lhe effest, of youthful indiscretion, will for
, the sake of suffering buwanitv, send free to
! all wbo need it, tie reeirc nud directions for
j making the .iu.ple remedy by which -be wss
j enreo. sutterers wulung to profit by the au
vertiaer's experience, can do so by address
ing
JOHX B, OGDEX.
Ko. 13 Chambers St., New York,
feb. 28,-ly.
i SEW PESH12E FOR THE U UDkESCSIQ;
u!Vig!tl JIlMmiaa; Crrrmm.n
"Slijht Illaomiag C'ereaa."
"Miglil Bleamias C'crcaa.
?liaa BlMmiag Crrraa."
" Might Blmtiai Cerras."
PhaIou
rbaUa'a
Pknloa
A wt elqiti'lte. d-llrat, unit Fmirant IVrnime.
dUrt li'd ff.m th rtn aod btanliftu flower Iroin
waich II take IU DMM.
llanafacttiri'd only "T
PHAI.OV c l0r, Wew Tark.
BF.WAnB OF COlTStEftFI-ITS.
ASK FOR rHALOJ'S-TAKE KO OTHER.
July 1?, 'fiG-ly.
'Fit l.OXsil A1PT1 vi;h.
The advertiser, haviux been restored to
health ia a few eek hy a very simple
remedv. after having suffered for several
vears with a severe lung affection, and that
dread, disease. Consumption is anxious to
make known to bu fcllow-sutlercrs the means
of cure. -
To all who desire it, be will rend a copy
of the Description used (free of charge,)
with tho'direm-?" fur prcp-iring and nsing
the same, which nnd !"rKE cl:KK
for CossnarTio-t. Asthma, Brojchits,
Cone ns. Coi-i.s.. and all Throat and Lung
AlTeetifns. Tie ouly object of the adcrtist-r
in seniiing the prescription is to benefit the
ufllict'd, and spread infoiiuation which he
concfl'ves to be invaluable, and be hopes
ever'-sufferer will try iiis remedy, s it will
cott'licm uoihing. and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the presnription, ruts, by
return mail, will please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co. Ni-w 1 ork
feb. 2P,-ly.
itx AtU'rrti5icra:nt5.
VAI.FA lTirTM I L L PROPERTY A C PRI
VATE SALE. The undersigned offers
at private sale his Mill Properly, situated in
Mel'oysville, Tuscarura towuMhip, Juniata
county. The Mill is a large Frame Luildii:,
runuiug two setts of Burrs, with Bulls, Ele.
valors, &c., neccssiry for doing a large
Country or Me'chant business. In connec
tion with the Mill will be sold a good Dwell
ing House and Stable, with ail necessary
modern improvements. Terms easy.
Persons wishing to see tl.e property will
call at the residence of the subscriber iu
McCyosville, Juuiata county.
Juue 20-tf. WM. 1."CKETT.
J. rBANK. B. 9. COOK. D. DCFr.IlTIA.
HONEY SAVED IS MOXEY EARNED.
XfX And that can be done in prrfection by
buying your goads of the new firm in Patter
sen, 'liieir stock consists in part of Dry
(ioods. Hats and Caps, Fancy Goods, Yankee
Xotious, a large and superior stock of Boots
and Shoes, Groceries, Sail, FNa, Cheese, e..
Dried and Canned Fruits in great variety.
Hardware, Queensware, Woadeuware. Our
slock was purchased iu eastern cities at re
duced prices, and we are confident we can
make it to the interest of our customers and
the goods-buying public to give us the first
call before making their purchases.
N. B. We haee the largest stock, greatest
variety and best styles in the county.
Highest market price paid for country pro
duce. FRAN K, COOK & CO.
Patterson, July 4, IMO.if.
NEW ARRAXGEMENT.
finding it impossible
The undersigned
uh ono Market
Car, tosupply their customers. have purchased
another, and are now prepared to luru:sh
marketing regularly twice a week after the
1st of August. One Car will arrive in l a
terson every Wednesday evening, the other
will arrive every Friday evening. We wivh
it distiueily understood we will do nothing
but a strictly cash busiaess in future. Per
sons ordering goods regularly every week
are expected to pay promptly eaeti trip
One car will leave Patterson for Philadelphia
e:ry Monday morning, the other will leave
every veunesday morning.
july 25-if. HOLLOBArGn 4 ROWE
TTALCABLE PRORERTY AT PRIVATE
V Sals. The undersigned, residing in Dvl
aftire township, Juniata coi.n'y, oilers for
sale i'ts 1 irai. situate in said township, two
and a h'lf i.i'ts from Thnmpsontowa. adjoin
in" lands cf l':,nm's Heirs, l.avid Oarver and
others, contai.i'u acres, having thereon
erected a Bank "-am 45 x o feet, good Dwel-
; House, with alt nefssary out buildings.
About 120 acres is clfirei. ana under gooil
cultivation the balance well Mmbered. llie
land itt limestone with niin.TV JUtf kiln On
place, with stream of water running' through
the farm. Terms easy,
august 1. 18t;t;.tf. C. G. SHELLY'
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS & CATARRH,
treated with the utmost success, by J.
ISAACS, M. D., Oculist aud Aurisl, (formerly
of Leydea, Holland,) No. 6I! PINE Street,
1'illLAD'A. Testimonials, from the most
reliable sources iu the City and Country can
be seen at bis office. The medical faculty
are invited to accompany their patients, as
he has no secrets ia his practice. ARTI
FICIAL EYES, inserted triihout pais. No
charge for examination. mar 21-ly.
AUCTION NOTICE. T h e undersigned
would respectfully inform merchants and
all other persons, that he has opened an Auc
tion Room on Main Street, Miffiiutown, Pa.,
where he will receive on consignment all
kinds of goods, snd sell theinat Public Auction
on reasonable per centage. Merchants anu
others having goods th'.y wish to dispose o!
would do well to transfer them to the auotion
room. Sale every Saturday evening,
may 9, leCO-if. A. H. WE! DM AN.
INV ELOPES AND WRITING PAPERS,
J at wholesale. SAMUEL RAYNOR A CO.
Ho A 117 William St., New York.
Envelope manufacturer, including eTery
style of Epistolary, Note, Letter, Official, Fay
Drug and Portfolio Envelopes.
Also side agents tor Ihe Irving A Harrison
Mills Writing Papers, by the case or Smaller
quantity. Price list with samples sent by
D?il when requested. Dealers are invited to
call and examine stock, styles, prices etc.,
oct 17-4t.
WANTED. SUM AC -The undersigned
wishes to purchase pure Sumac in large
or small quantities. Highest market prices
paid on delivery at sumac mill, Mechanics
burg, Juniata county, I'a.
N. IIERTZLEK,
Tort Royal, Juuiata L'o.,.Pa
august 13, 1800-tf.
ljAtc..WbU.l.ii -. inuD.-iiiijiiir.
JT ti le for washing without rubbing, except (
in- rery dirty places, which will require a very
el'iK'it rub, and unlike otBer preparal ens f-
fered for a like purpose, will sot rot the
f-ioinss, but will leave them much whitfr
than ordinary methods, without the usual
wear and I ear.
It removes grease spots as if by mngic, and
softens the din by soaking, so that rinsing
will in ordinary cases entirely remove it.
This powdi-r is prepared innceordance with
chemical science, and upon a process pecu
liar lo itself, which is secured by Letters Pat
ent. It has been in use for more than a year,
and lias proved itself an universal favorite
' wht-revei it has been used. Among the ml-
Yan'nges claimed are too following, vis
It saves all Ihe expense of soap usually j
used on cotton and linen goods.
It saves most of the labor of rubbing,
and
wear and tear.
A'.so, for cleaning windows it is unsurpassed j
With one ouarlcr the time and labor usually
required it imtar.i a beautiful gloss and
lustre, much superior to any other mode.
No water required except to moisten the pow
der. Directions with each package. -
And can be readily'niipreciated by a single
trial. The cost of washiag for a family ofj
fire or sis persons Will not exceed tubek
cents.
The manufacturers of this powder are
aware that ninny useless compounds nave
been introduced to the public which have ro! -
ed the clotu, or failed in removing the dirt,
but knowing the intrinsic excellence of this
article, they confidently proclaim it as being
adapted to meet a demand which his long
existed, and which has heretofore rematnev
unsupplied. Manufactured ny
HOWE A STEVENS.
200 Broadway, Boston-
Also. Manufaclnrers of Family Dye Colors.
For sale h Orocers and Dealers everywhere.
Oct- 17-.m.
i. TIT. TOX P.IsPrSsCBADE.
N EW STORE. The undei;?ned have oprti
nl a New Store in the Odd Fellows' Hal!,
Bridge s'reat, where they are prepared to fur
nish the public with good and cheap goods.
consisting in part ot lilacs fcnii anu i.oniUA-
lines, black Wool le Lair.c nt"' 'i wide,
Freftth Alpacas, Snow Flake Mobaii, Que De
More, Fancy Wool De Laics and fancy Snow
Flake ia all colors, Printed Lamrics auu ,
Linens,
I'reucti Sills Tlaid Toplins and Poplinotts.
Striped I lnill Pongue Crape.
" Fignrcd ami Plain Percales.
Pacific and Foulard's Challics.'
White Goods such as Irith Linens, Swiss
Cambrics, Jaconetts, Erillianta, Nansooks and
Crinolines.
Black Thibet nnd Pf Lain Shawls.
French Plaid Grandiens " '
" American Cloths and Cassfimere'.v.
Middlesex I. Litdies' " great variety,
White and colored Flannels,
Cottouades, Checks, Shambrics A Ticking',
Bleached and brown Sheetings 1, 1J, 2.1,
SOT 1 0X3
Gloves, IToscry, Collars, Trimmings, Bib
bens, with a great variety of the beat styles
iu the above line, sclcjted with great care.
Hats and Caps for men and boys in great
variety ; black, color, fur, wool and straw
goods. Having purchased the above of the
manufacturers wc arc prepared to sell cheap
ej titan any other bouse in the county.
One of ihe finest assortments of Oil Cloths
and in great variety, as well as Ced.irware
at lowest pvices. Close eash buyers would do
well to examine our stock before purchnsiug
elsewhere. TILTO.N & ESPEXSC1IADE.
June 15, 1800 ly.
f-v I.l-fll. .
II " ... 7 --v X.,,-
Pa Office, first 'CSt
door west of Bel- tZ?Jti
fords store, up t;rfe3Vff, '
stairs. The sub- r-. -W!v?s..i
scribor announci s -j "- "OlH
tu the nubile that
he has opened a - -
Dental Oflice, as above stated, where he will
lie Sappy to attend to the wants of all who ; will be sold in whole or in parcels to suit pur
may favor him with their patronage. Teeth 1 chasers. Persons desiring to purchase the
iiiserteJ upon all the latest and mo?t improved , property can do so by culling on
plans, in a workmanlike and satisfactory man-j Jl"H3 1';' TIIOMPSOX,-
ner, which for beauty, durability nnd clean- April 2", lSC6-!f.
liness cannot be surpassed. All work war- !
ranted. No eharite made for the insertion of
temporary sets, when permanent sets are or
dired. Particular attention paid to diseased
gums, on llie sensible principle of "no cure,
no pay." Teeih filled which will last for life
All hough a young practitioner, be f'els sut.
isSed in saying that his work will com
pare favorably with any that is put up in this
orany of Ibe adjoining counties. All baasks
of the community is a trial, and if full Mfia
factton is not given, no chnrgo will be made.
ff-srnill visit McAlisterville on the third
week of every Tonlh, and Thnmpsontown on j
i-c nfuiiu ners, 10 remain one weeK. At. all
other times can be found at bis office in Mif
flintown. oct 10, lSOo-tf.
LADIES' FANCY FURS! AT JOHN FAR
EIRA'S Old Establishment Ft'R Mann.
fictory No. 71S ARCH STREET, above 7tb. I
PillLAD'A.
Have now in store
of my own Importa
tion and Manufac
ture one of the larg-
j est an'i most tieauti-
'fi fill etinni nf
1 -.VA .
InS ! A " C 1 FURS
f ' lt"st,'f'"?t'ren"8 "'"r 'n 'he
4, ' 'v'iXt '-'jCity. Also, a fine
T'Ti -m assorrmen i oi tient s
VrFur Gloves and Col-
S!j5i 1 am enabled to
dispose ot my goods at very reasonable prices
and I would therefore so.'icit a call from my
friends of Juniata county .tnd vicinity.
Remember the Name, Number and Street!
JOHN FAREIRA, Xo. 718 Arch street, above
Tib, south side, Philati'a-
1 have no Partner, nor connection
with any other Store ia Philadelphia.
Oct- 10-Jra.
WE have on hand a good qualify of Hard
ware. Comprising a full assortment ol
CARt'KXTElt TOOLS & BLACKS.-: ITU
TOOLS, such r.s Anvils, Bellows, Sc., Shoy
maker Tools, Saws, Axes, Augers, Iron, Steeb
Nails, Horse Shoes, nnd Horse Shoe Nails by
the keg and pound. Ropes of all sues from 2
inches down to J inch by the pound. Buggy
and Wagon Springs. Grind Stones, and Grind
Stone Fictures. at
SULOUFF, FROW A PARKER'S.
ISTBI.1SHKJ 58 YEtit.
SORUEL HORSE HOTEL,
Ko. 283 NORTH FOURTH STUSET,
PHILADELPHIA.
feb 21, JSG0 ly. I'&opRiiiiw.
JfU'SIC STORE.
MtlSlCALLNSTJlUJlLNT.'1
I. T. CKEEXE HAS OPENED niS Ml'-'
i sie Store.-one door west of W. Lewis'
licok ior. where lie keens constantly ere
hand STEISWAY & SONS' aud OAF.HLE'rf
.j.ino Manufacturing Company's PIANOS
i as'ON A HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGAN
snd CARII ART, NEED1IAM A CO S' MK-
LODEON3 ; Ouitars, Violins, iifes, lutes;
Uuitar and Violin Strinirs.
Mcstc Booki Golden Chain, Golden Show
er, Colder. Ceiwnr, Golden Trio, Ac., Ac.
SITEET Mt'Sl;.-Ue ia constantly rely
ing from Philadelphia all. tire nM-tif
which persons at a distance wishing, can
order, and have sent them by mail, at
Publisher's Prices
Bft) rianos and Organs Warranted for hr4
years.
Those yiishijg to buy any of the above ar-
f ieies are iavited to call an4 exawrinw niinef
before porchiisini elsewhere: My prices arc
he same as in New Yerk and Philadelphia.
Circulars of Instruments sent protrfpffr rp-
.nnl'x.liiin with anv aHil it liinnl irfikflnft-
. aesireiL
B. M. GREENE,
Hill Street, lluniinttdlin. Pa.
One door west of Lewis' Book Store.
fi M KEEVER, Surgeon Dcnti'sf,
rI" AKKS this methou of informing bis friends
JL in Juniata county, that owinz to the lea-
amiably good eoccess he has met wiib, during
! the few months Ue babeaa p.-atiiig kis frv
fes-icn in said county, he feels warraaie4 ia
niaking stated visits So Miftiintowa awl M
Alistersville The first Monday of each nioiw.-k
j Jr. Keever may be found at be Juniata Ho-
The
t;i .ftiUilll, io iri.it.u inu w v t Jim imi't
Monday, at McAlislcrsville, to remain duvinjt
Ihe week. Teeth inserted on L L(. AM rr.,
GOLD A SILVER. TEETH FILLED and
extracted in the most approved manner, and
wiib the least possible pain.
8?gi. Strict attention given to disease !
gums, Ac. AU work warranted. BSi, Terms
icasonable.
January 21, lSCt-tf.
rpo THE AFFLICTED It is a settled fact
I that a great proporti'TH nf in diseases
which "flesh is heir to'' arise from no ipiW
' condition of the blood and the most certain!
remedy for these didases is LiM-ltty't l.'wi
j J'urilier. This preparation is reliable for ihe
raJe and speedy cure of Inflammatory Rheu
matism, Chronic Scrufuia. Secondary Syphilis,
Cancers. Tumor, l icers on the head or body.
Humors of the skin and all empiions on the
face; also all fever sor.-s, bed sere, and every
species of Ciitanrous Disease. It will nl
cure all diseases common to a derangement of
i tuc ;ver anj rapidly rejtore the patient tu
licalth. Prepared by Dr. J. M. Liudsey. for
ihe sole Proprietors. Hazard A Smith, No.
107 Arch street, Philadelphia- Sold retail by
all first-class Druggists. may 9,'tiG-tiin.
C OAL AND LEMBER YARD. The under
sifiiied begs letlte to inforni taa public
that Le keeps eonstanily on hanl a large Stock
of Coal and Lumber. His stccS embrace' in
part. Stove Coal, Smith Coil and Lime bur.
Ijcis Coal, at llie lowest cash rates.
Lu6ib.T of nil kinds and quality, such as
White Pine Flank, two inches, do 11 White
Pine Boards. 1 inch, do one half inch. White
Pine worked Flooring, Hemlock Boards,
Scantling. Joice. RocEg Lath, Flastcring
Lath, Shingles, Striping, Sash and Doors.
Coal and Lumber delivered at short notice.
; Tersons on the East side cf the River can be
fnrnishel with LtmebnrBers Coat, Ac, tr3:k
the coal vard at Tysons Lock,
aug 1-3 ly. GEORGE COSHES,
I"VRM AT PRIVATE SALE. The under
signed offers at private sale his farm sit
i uated in Delaware township, Juniata county,
' Pa., about three miles east of Tbotupsontown,
! containing 285 acres, about 2TH" acres of whicU
arc cleared and in a good state of cultivation-,
the remainder well set with choice timber,
! having thereon erected a large Stone Mansion,
j Tenant House, large Bank Barn, and other
necessary out-buildings, with a never-failing
spring of water convenient to the house.
The iand is well watered. The above land
i AT EW TOBACCO STORE. Just received
XV at Karnes Cigar and Tobacco More, a
fresh supply of piwe Vara Cigars and Tobaccos.
Best Navy $1,00 per lb.
2nd " Wc. "
3rd " 50c. " "
Cases Gold Bar MO " "
Oranoke 1,40
The best brands Fine Cut loose and in foil,
and all kinds of Bright Tobacco at reduc
ed prices. The lovers of good chewing and
smoking tobacco are respectfully invited to
call and examine my stocli
June 20-tf.
4. T. BARNES.
CUBA
leave-
MILLS. The undersigned begs
leave to inform his friends nnd the public
that he is still in charge of the above name I
popular mill, where be is prepared to accom-
modate the citizen
vicinity, with the i
s of Mittltn. Patterson and
Choicest Brands of Flour.
A large supply of Bran, Chop-Stuff, and Feed
of all kinds constantly on hand. As he runs
a mill wagon every Tuesday nnd Friday to
Mifflin and Patterson, customers can be punc
tually supplied at their doors. By strict at
tention to business he hopes to receive a lib
eral sbars of public patronage Terms Cash,
may 0, rCG-tf SOLOMON KACFFMAX.
II. GEIGER& CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
TEA k SI ICE DEALERS,
23G North Third Street, above Race
PHILADELPHIA'.
i Sept. 12, 18CG.y.
gTATES UNION HOTEI, Philadelphia.
This notel is pleasantly situated on the
South side of Market Street, a few doors abova
Sixth street, its central locality makes it par
ticnlaily desirable to persons visiting the city
on business or Pleasure.'
T II. B SANDERS. Tro'p.
PL KE Lllir.R TY W1I1TL LEAD,
preferred by all practical Painters I Try
it! and you will have no other. Man
ufactured only by
ZEIGLEIt A SMITH,
WirbrrsvLt Dacn, Paiht A Glass Dralfrs,
No. 137 North THIRD Street, PI1ILAD
Jan. 24, tJC-Iy.
IXfESTEUy LAND AGENCY. C. Gin
V grich, Lancaster. Wisconsin, will boy
and sell REAL ESTATE, and pay Taxes for
nonresidents, to those desiring to locate in the
West, oan obtain cheap Homes aud good wa
ter power in prosperous locaii'ies by consult
in;r bim reference giveif required,
mar. 21-ly.