&t anial3 Scnttatf.
WEltNESDAlr MORNING, October 30, :(17.
TOWS AXI COHJITRVi
fo:t Sale Cheap A Life Fcliolar
liip in J. 0. MuinforJ's I!uiness auJ
Telegraph College at PhilauVtpLia. A
line chaaec for a young r.iaa that wishes
to prepare himself for bu;incss. Iartatrc
at the Sentinel Oliice.
.
TmsKSfiiviso President Johnson
lias set apart Thursday the 2Sth djy ir
November to be observed as a day of ua
tioual tlianksgiviu-; and praite to the Al
luijjhfy Itu'.cr of nations."
D & A. M. Caiiuiujrliam advertise a
valuable farm for sale in another column.
.Persons wishing to purchase should not
fail to call and eee it. It is one of the
best frnis iu the county and the owners
with to sell with a view of goiog west.
GllANT Clvu The .Republican voter?
of Jlifilin, Patterson and surrounding
townships arc invited to inertia the Sen
TI.vel olHee on Saturday evening, Novem
ber '2nd, for the purpose of forming a
tlraut Club. Let there bo a full turn out.
Valuable Pp.oi-erty at Private
Sale. Pcrsnn desiring to purchase an
beautiful and pleasant houe wouM do well
to c.ill upon Dr. Krvnpl'cr, as he offers
for sale his fine le.-idence in the I'irjugli
of Patterson. Sept. 4, 1 -37-tf.
The II ax x eh TLe official election re
turns of Luzerne county show a 1'epub
licau gaine of 1 ,'2f0 on vuto i'"r Supreme
Jude, over last year's vote fur tJorcrnir
This great increase will maLe the claim
of the lii publicans of Luzerne good f.ir
the fl ig offered by the Ilepullican Sia'e
Central Committee.
Great IIaikjains Samus! Straycr i
oow selling clothing at gro.it li'irgaiiiS.
Mens' and Boys clothing the large.-t stock
in the county persons wishing winter
clothing for their boys should go to Siray
er's. Boots and Shoes a: almost any price.
Ladies furs, the largest stock and best va
jii'.'y this side of Philadelphia. Gloves
and hosiery of every description. Jlon't
Jail to call and see hits stock before pur
chasing eh-ewhere.
Important Notick. .It a u.eetiug
of the School Directors of the borough
of MifHintown, held on Friday evening
last, the following rosolutiou was unani
mously adapted. The citizens of Fer
managh township living adjacent to our
borough have now an opportunity of send
ing their children to school wore conve
nient to their homes, and at what it costs
to school a p'ipil in our own borough.
JiisoheJ, That, ic order to harmonize
the ieeling that lias existed fur a number
of years bstween the School Directors ol
the boroni-h f Mifflintown and the citi
zens of Fermanagh township living it,
the vicinity of the said borough, we pro
pose to thciu tht if ihe-y pay the School
Director:, of said borough the sum o:
51,00 for each scholar they will be hi
luilted info our schools, (die-hall ol the
amount to be paid at the comuieneeuieiii
tit the scholar going to school, and the re
jnaining half to be paid when the term of
sehuul is half expired. The agreement
t- be made by the Secretary of the School
Hoard of said h"rungh previous to the
tcholar being admitted to our schools.
TOY OITSCf.S.
Got offices at last. It is well known
that Jerry Lyons and Wiisoa Jamison,
ihe ictic win, have beta wanting office
fur years. They were always gready for
fuything even down to school director and
found they could not get any from the
lti'publicaus and sold out to the Locofocos
nud Andy Johnson has already rewarded
by sending them to Pitsburg last week as
jurors to the U. i Court. lJig tbin
Toys always please children, and these lit
tle fellows were terribly tickle! with their
toyottces. They invested their pay in
copperhead baJges, belly guts aud sugar
candy and arc now the saueiest boy6 in
tjie county. The Judge said he would
pny them but did not need any of that
liud of jurors at this time one being a
dummy aud the other a fool and that
if he needed any of that kind he would
send for theiu. Bully for Judge McCan
dlcH, bully for each offices, bully for the
iiT8 who wanted toitoD a jury and were
put oft because they were too dumb, and
vere sent hpr;e with their pockets full of
t nidy and their heads full ol conceit.
The election ot Julge Sbarswood is
only the substitution of one Copperhead
(or another on the Supreme Bench of the
State, which will Dow stand Head, Aguew
and Strong, Republican, to Thompson
and Sharswood, Peuioeiats. llou. M.
Uusel Thayer is being strongly pressed .
lor appointment by Gov. Geary to the va-1
cntiey in the district Court of Pliiladel-
phu Coujfy in place of Judge Sh.iiswood. ''
The Cops, have thus gaiued nothing by
their .f.i victory iu the Keystou-.- S'.ate.
OulaclTlb iat., in Lust Wuterford, by
Rev. 1). J. Beale, Mr. V. M. RHEA, M. P.,
of New Gormantonii, Perry canity,, anil Miss
MOLLIS A. 13UF.DGE. of SLade Valley, llun
lingilon county, l a.
i'erryand Huntingdon papers please copy.
la KasnVaSci-ros'd oa tiiclStb. ult., .Mrs.
SARAH SHOWERS, aged tlo years.
Un tlie t!nd inst , near MeCoysvillo, Mr.
CHAMBERS CALHOUN, aged 55 years.
Ou the l-lth inst., near East Waterford, Mr
THOMAS WALLACE at an advanced age.
In Walker townsLip. on the 2-tth inst., AD
DA, daughter of Samuel F. and Susan Seiber,
aged 1 year, 1 mouth aud '-J days.
MIFFLINTOWN & PATTEKSO.N MARKETS
n.OlTv, MARKETINGS,
uper, i obi. $12 Ol) Rultcr, prime "( lb "5
Extra,
00 'Lard, I:
Kancy
ne, cwt.
Torn Mt-iil,
UUA1N,
White wltcit...
H 00 jTallow 10
3 00 jEjrirs, Uox 20
1 75 l-ORK,
I Hops. cwt
8 00
.. 20
So I limn, V lb....
20 .Siles S Shoulders 12
Rye
ilarlry,...
Corn,
Bucknbect, ....
OhI
.SEEPS,
Clover, "JJ bus
REEF,
tore qr, "ft cwt 10 00
Iliad qr 12 00
1'OCLTRV,
t)
bO
W
... 65
8 00
2 25
1 75
Chickens, p pair
50
1 urkcys
COAL, ton
Treverton jiovo
do Egg
Sunbnry stova
do Egg
1 20
Timothy. 2
Flaj 1
IlMnpari.in, ....
PRIED FKL'IT.
A iples, V bu 2
lViche, 5
("licrric"
Currents
Itlaclibrrries,
i:iilerbirri?s.
5 50
5 50
h 50
5 50
Chestnut,
3
)
I'ea,
Mixed
... 3 00
WOOD,
;Oak, 4 00
liickoiv 4 50
j H A V",
jTinnitliy, 1 1 0
't'lorcr - 8 00
I Rctiiilfd Article.
1'iiTAToES,
New Irish, "f bu 75
Swept I 50
VA UIETIES,
Apiles, f' bu
4 imons
White l!eon....
I'.eeswax, lb
Soup, dry
Cau.!.-s
Vo.,l. v.i.l.jil...
1 50 Coal Oil 'gul
70
Sail, "f sack
00
15
10
15
Cround Aliitn salt it, 00
l'lr.ster, js tun o 00
Nails 7 00
!r Iron "'
4" Ilori-e shoes keg o()
4 'Spring steel tn bauds,
i
reklv vj Frow A P-irker.
Cor'teted '
I'lIII.ADKI.rillA MAUIiKTS.
1'llIL.M'KM lll.v, October 2LHU 1H07.
Flour About 1000 bills. Northwest
and Peuu. extra family changed hans
chiefly at SI 11 ,i0 ) hb., iadu l-
ing t00 bbls (cr shipment ; small lo's of
family at 5l3,5il i,.VJ ; extra.- at 8,50
fW 'J,i)0, aud supei tiue at ?7,oO('t;.S "5.
Kye IT our ranges from S?,50 to ?'J. Piiccs
of Corn Meal are nominal.
itF.AT There is more activity in
Wheat, and prices are fully 10o. bush.!
better. Sales of 10,000 bush, at S.4o! j
2.70 tor fair and choice red, and S3,00
for California. Kye is steady, and fur
ther sales of Pennsylvania at f 1,05. There
is a ;o?d di-maud for Corn, and 1 5,000
bush, changed hands at ?r,41(l,P2 for
mixed Western and 1 ,43 for yellow.
Oits are unchanged, and 11000 bush, sold
at 7(.r 77c.
j?rchl Jloticrs.
QcB A Yount; Latly returuintr to her
country home, after a sojourn of a few months
in the City, was hardly recognised by her
friends. In place of aoa;, ruttic, flushed
fuce. she Lad a soft ruby complexion of almost
nia.ble smoothness, aud instead of twenty
three ehe really appeared but eighteen. Up
on impiiry as to thecause of so great a change, !
she plainly told them that she used the Clr-f-:isi:iu
Slallll, and considered it un in
valuable acijuisiiiou to any lady's toilet. By
its use any lady or gentleman can improve i
their personal appearance an hundred fold.
It is simple is its combination, as Nature
herself is simple, yet unsurpassed in its effi
cacy in drawing impurities from, also heal
ing cleansing and beautifying the skin and
complexion, lty its direct action on the cuti
cle it draws from it all its iupurities, kindly
healing the same, and leaving the surface as
Nuture intended it should be, clear, soft,
su.ootk and beautiful. Trice $1, sent by mail
or express, on receipt of an order by
W. L. CLAKK & CO., Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayette St Syracuse, N. V.
The only American Agents for the sale of
the same. feb. 20, lt07-ly
Gkkat Discovekv. One of the creates
J. aud most useful discoveries in medical 1
science was made by the celebrated Dr. J.
Dunias, of Paris, Chief PhyKicinn 10 the Im
perial Infirmity of France, in 1801. Those
who have been afllicted with the painful dis
ease known as the Pills, and effectually cured
by the use of Dn. J. Oi'mas' French Pile
Salve, cannot speak too highly of the bene
fits conferred upon them by the use of the
certain remedy. It has never been known to
fail in effecting a permanent cure in a single
case. In this respect it surpasses all other
medicines of the kirid. It will do just what
it is recommended for ; if not the money will
be refunded. One or two boxes is sufficient )
to effect s permanent cure in four or six days,
if the directions on the boxes are followed.
Piiceotie and two dollars per box, according
to size. Sent by Mail or Express to any part of
the United States ot Canada. Sold by Drug
gists' generally. A liberal discount made to
the trade. Address I). S. Dunham & Co
Wiwiamsport, Pa., sole Proprietors a nd Man
ufacturer for the United States and Canada,
dee. o-'Gti.
EftKORS OF YOUTH.
A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of you'hful indiscretion, wiil, for
the s:ikc of suffering humanity, send fr?e to
all who nec-J it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he wae
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
adverliser's experience, can do so by a JJi eos
ing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
mnv l i. t.i -1 v -J-t e.iar MiP' i. V 1
TO COXS&TirTlVliS.
The Rev. Edward A. Wilson will 9 nd (free
! of charge) to all who desire it, the prrserip
' tion with the directions for waking and usin
( the simple remedy by which he was cured ot
1 a lung affection and that dread disease C011
I sumption. His onl.v object is 0 beuctit tin
j afflicted nnd he hopes every sufferer will try
!this prescription, as it costs them nothing.
and may prove a oiessing. riease address,
Rev. KDWAJtO A. WILSON.
Jio. 105 South Second Street,
may 15, 'C7-ly. Williauisburg, New York.
Deafnkss, Rlinoskss a n n Catarrh,
Ticatcd witli the uiinost success, by Dr. J.
Isaacs, Oculist and Attrist (formerly of ey
den. Holland.) No. 805 Arch street, 1'hllad
Testimonials from the most reliable, source)
in the city and country cun be seen at b
office. The medical faculty are invited v
accompany their patients, as he has no secrts
iu his practice. Artificial eyes inserted with
out pain. No charge in ide for exautiuati-
imv 8. lSii7-ly.
InfoTinaliou guaranteed to produce a htfu
riant growth of hair upon a bald head or
beardless face, ilso a ret-ijie for the ieival
of pimples, blotches, eruptions, etc., 0 the
skin, leaving the same soft, clear and lauti
ful, can be obtained without cb&rge fy ad
dressing. THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chet,
may 15, 'C7-ly 823 Broadway, Ncwtork.
1)3. BCHENCK'S
UANDRAEE PILLS.
A Substitute for CulotneL t
Tliose Pilli are coiupjeed of Tarlotu fi. having
the power 10 relax ilia ircrntloni of tbs Uver u
promptly and ff"cluIl h blna pill r nMirrarr,
and irlOiout produrlng any oi ibon direcbioof
daureroiu efiocia wkica olwa lollow Uic me el U10
latier.
In ;i bltloue HmniT th Pllti mar be mrd with
oonfl toncc as Um- promota the dUciiarKe ot Tltiaieo
bilo, :id remore Uinm oMmOoni from Uw lire
and bliiai-T docta, whlcli arfl I he cause of biilont
atTotiont, I11 irenera.1.
BCIIr.Nl K'8 AXriRKE PILLS core Sick
Ilraafcche, and a I dinorden ol the Urer, Indicated by
alloY ikin, roa'et tonroo, coKtivenoa. droirsinea,
Ji t a?a.'rml ft-etlnx ot weiriuml and huaitude,
lior, i js Htju Ui: :;voi It la a torpid or oLiwuctad
condition.
in uiorc, mew r.IU nut bn ox-d with mtn-ta-o
In all rat nhea a purpatlTo or attcratin
nicd'lne Ui required.
1' tu-'c uk lor Ir. Schenck'i Mandrake Pitta,"
eul ourrva thr.l Uie two iikenera ot the lloctar
arc on the tiorerument stamp one when tn the la
too ol ConiuiiitUoa, an4 Uto other la hla prvoeut
h.li'i.
Bold by all Vmrtlr and deatrra. Price S6 oenta
lr box. Principal OiHce, No. li North eta Blreet,
l'iiila'teiphla, i'o.
liencra; Wholesale Agenta: IVmai nerne A Co.,
81 Park Knw. New York; B. 8. !lnn.-c. Ms Haiti
more SL, r,a!Uirorc, Md. ; John 11. Park, M. C
cor. ot Fourth and Walnut Si., Cincinnati, Ohio;
VVi knr Si Tai lor. Ut and )' Wshaah Annua,
ChicaAO, 111.: Cotlitu Urothen, wnthweat corner
si Eecoud aui Vine SU., St. Ixinto, Uo.
(tth tiJi it. ea. mo. ju
Jan 30, 1?G7-1.
hlex 3 rimttef incuts.
JACKMAX & BOXSALL'S
is Tin: pi ace
TO DUY CLOTHING.
Hats ami Copt, Hoots ami Shoes, !en
tlcmen't Furnish iiiy Gootls, fc, Cheap
Another lurgc lot of WINTER CLOTHING
just received, consisting- of Over Coats
Frock Coats, Sack Coats, Blouses Knit Jack-
els, Pants, Vests. Overalls, Army Pants and '
Overcoats, io. A most excellent lot of '
X, C O C -3 Jl O E 8 , j
just received and selling at low figures. Our
stock in ibi. line cannot be surpassed by anv I
other establishment in the county. We have
a tine lot of
ZaZ'-'1- A'r2 CjIILCDFjTS 3JI0j'C.
And Mens and Boots & Shoes, ou band. Wo
invite all to give us i. call and see for them
selves The largest and best assortment of
Ever brought to town, both for men and boys
Oive ns a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Our lot of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING COOL.-',
Cannst be equalled by any establishment in
the county. We have iu this line Fine White
Linen Shirts, Italian Linen Figured Shirts.
Hickory Shins, Wool Overshirts, Wool under
shirts. Wool Drawers, Canton-flannel l'raw
eis, Collars, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Stock
ings. Suspenders, Gloves, ic. (Sc., also a But
lot of
czjzL-zzijr 2z.jtzi:is.
For bargains call at Jackman & Bonsall's
Cheap Clothing Emporium, corner of Bridge
and Water streets, in W. W. Wilson s Brick
house, Mifilintown, Pa.
Our motto quick sales and small profits
sept. .S, lS;7-tf.
1 JIFFL1NT0WN CHAIR MANUFACTORY
Dtt.Vr Street, MiJJlui'oicn , Fi-nn'a.
A XEW EXTEltP RISE!
The undersigned having purchased from
Chas. W. Weitzel, that old and popular
CHAIR MAIIUrACTOaT
Situate on Water street, MiiHintown, would
respectfully inform the public that he purpo
ses carrying on said business at the same
"Old Stand,'' where everything iu his line,
such as
Chairs. Settees, Tables, and other Household
Furniture, can be procured ready-made, or
manufactured to order at the most reasonable
rates.
Having been long and extensively engaged
in the business, 1 feel ceilaiu thai 1 can rcn
d cr complete sa'i; taction, both as to the qua
it y of my workmanship and the iuodetutene
of my charges.
Particular attention paid to the Re-ptint-ing
and Renovation of Old Furniture. All
sorts of Lettering nnd
SJ GX FA A' TIA'G '
Carefully nttended to.
1 hope by strict attention to business and a
courteous deportment to my patrons to mer.t
and receive a liberal share oi public patron
age. July 31-lf. LEVI RELLER.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice is
hereby given that Letters of Adminis
tration on the estate of Matthew Laird, lute
of Lack township, dee'd., have been granted
in due form of law to the undersigned. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to u.ake immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will please present
them properly authenticated for eitleiiient. I
JOHN II. BLAIR, Adui'r.
sept. 25, 18C7-:-t
T?OR SALE.
A Top Euggy, nearly new,
JL wiil be so d ou reasonable ternic-
can ne
seen at Benj. D. Kcpuer's in Miifurd town
ship. For price, etc , inquire of Ihe under
signed. J. 1). F.EPNFK.
!.ii?tcTn. I a.
JUNIATA VALLEV I)AiK.
POKEROY.PATTEESOIT. JACOBS Co
Miltlmtown, Juniata CVuny, l'enna.
Cll'ITAL ,..50,00O.
JOSEI'II I'OMKKOY. IVeslJeH.
F. S. JACOl, Cashiei.
j,Ut;fT0Bs,
Joseph rotneroy, J"hn J. Patterson,
Jerome N. Thompson. itieorge Jacobs,
John Balsbeoh.
STOCKIIOLUFBS.
John J. Patterson,
George Jacobs,
John Motier,
J. N. Thompson,
Jacob Hergey,
Amos U. Uonsall,
Joseph Pouieroy,
Joseph It oil i rock,
Michael Hoffman,
Noah Heriiler,
David llertiler,
Jeremiah Lyons,
Samuel D. 11 err,
It. P McWilliams,
John llertiler,
John K. Hobison,
It. K. Parker,
I. L. Oreenleaf,
Joshua PoB'enberger.
Daniel Stouffer,
S. It. I.oudon,
Daniel Sitber,
John Ilalsbach.
S- T. MeCulIoch.
KlliiK Hergey,
John Oingrich,
K. S. Jacobs,
i:. W. Kiiby,
Kbraham Sivher,
William Itank,
Samuel Leonard,
Thos. Sliellenberger,
Samuel O. Kvaus,
II. II. liechlel,
Elias Homing,
I'hilip Kepner.
Jacob Koontz,
Joseph M. Belford,
James II. Okesou,
Samuel Strayer.
Abram Stoufler,
John B. M. Todd.
n m. an Sweariugen
United States Securities Hondo, etc., bought
and sold.
Seven-ThirtieeexchangJ for Fivc-Tweuties
at market ra!c,
U. 8. Coupont paid.
Hold and Silver bought at highest rales.
Deposits received. Collections made. Drafts
on the principal cities, and a general bank
ing business transacted.
L'nion Pacific Railroad Bonds (the best iu-
ment the market) for sale
Itmuls and other valuable papers received
on special deposit,
jiily 27, 18H7.
Kew Store in rallrrson.
SAMUEL STKAVEK, having purclmjed of
Levi liecht, keeps in the new Brick Uuild
inc. Main SOeet, Patterson, a large an l ele-
gaut asortmeut of Keudy-Made Clothing
consisting iu pari of
Ovrrval. Fror; Cuafg,
Dress Codtt, I'uiitaloons,
Vests, Drawers, Collars,
L'mershirts, Handkerchiefs,
Hoot A ishoe,
And everything usu 1 11 v found in a first class
' Geutk'iuau'a r'urnistiing Store.
FAAUr GOODS
j Also a large and carefully selected assort
! nient of Fancy Goods, of all c!ases, kinds and
qualities, all or which will Lie sola ut the low
est poible living prices.
Laaitf Gaitert and Short.
lie also invites the attention of th ladies
to iis fine stock of GAITKHS AND SHOES,
which he will Bell at prices defying competi
tion. CARPETS, OIL CLOTIS.
He hason hand a beautiful assortment of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Ac , which are of a g od
l inlity, and well worth the iuspectioa of iLc
buyer.
WATC ill.S & JEWLLUV.
(fold and Silver Watckei,
Ear riniji, Viim and Fanry rings,
Match Keys, Ladlea' and Gents' l!reat Pins,
(old Pens and Penoils, Aio., which at 'his time
form the largest aud best assortment in the
county.
liflRuAll the above goods will be sold cheap
er """ "y ol,cr store in the United KtM-s.
' ' Jou ,1"n't helieve it. jut give him a call
aaJ bo convinced of the truth oi the assertion,
F UK N I T U U E.
He has also a large Boom just opposite
his fclore where be offers fur sale at low
prices a general assortment of
, Tables, Chairs, Sofas, Lounges, Bedsteads.
Mattresses, Trunks, Carpets, Slnnks, Racks,
and many other articles fur house furnishing
SAMUEL STRAYER.
Patterson, april 10, '67.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Th
co-partnership heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned has this day ( Sept. 17)
been dissolved by mutual consent. The books
of tue firm will be left in t he hands of Messrs.
Frow & Parker lor collect ion.
JACOB SULOLFF,
THOS. J. FROW.
THOS. U. PARKER,
fpiIE undersigned have this day formed a
-i- co-partnership under the name and style
of Frow & Parker, for the purpose of carry
ing ou the different branches of business for
merly carried on by the late firm.
THOMAS J. FROW,
THOMAS V. PARKER,
sept. 25, 1807-6t.
100,000
WHITE PINE SHAVED, LAP AND JOINT
SHINGLES.
Also, BOARDS,
OAK PLANK,
TLASTERING LATHS,
AND PICKETS.
FOR SALE flV
GRAFF & THOMPSON,
my 8-Ctn. Milroy, Mifflin Co., Pa.
T. J
WITH
WOODWAED&CO
ESTABLISHED 1822.
VCZ3-GCO,
G30 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
nor 28, 1806-1 y.
D.
S. ELLIOTT
WIT II
ACOB ItlEGEL
Co.
Late RIEGEL & FISTER.
IMPORTERS & JOBBERS OF
DRY GOODS,
N'o. 333 Market Street, and 27 North 4th, St
PHILADELPHIA.
Aug. 21, 18o7-ly.
SALT I SALT! ! SALT!!!
A Superior quality, either by single sack of
1 quantity. We will furnish Merchants
with salt at Philadelphia prises, with the ad
tauce of expenses of freight.
FRO VV & PARKER,
OHN C. IIUTTON. M. D. former! v r it,.,.
nsburg, having located in the boroimh of
errvuriiu ..ir i .
" p.vjoiwimi DCI IU
'"c citizens of that place and surrouodinj
I i, jf'.-ii.
THE IMPROVED ORIENTAL
Base Burning Coal Stoves,
and Parlor Furnaces,
liar reeetTed Four Kin. I Clnaa Premiums el the
Mew York Sitnlft nml other Fnlr. Alnn, IHO
rent SII.VP.lt MKIHI. in I he Fitlrsf
the Ainrrlrnn liMtilnlr krld In Ibe
Illy of riv Vork, llll.
THKY AUK PKIlPKTr.U, lilTItNEIlR. ONLY
ON K FIltH BKINti ItEQlTIItEI) TO UK
ilADH DUltlNU THH SKAdON.
THEY ARK PERKHtT VENTILATORS OW
THE APARTMENT.
i THKRK CAN BE NO ESCAPE OF GAS FUOil
j Til EM.
THKUR CAN BH NO CI.lNICEIt Oil SLAG TO
j OBSTKL'CT.
THE KIRK WILT. P. E MA IN KOI? DAYS W'lTH
I OUT ATTENTION.
i
: THIS ILLUMINATION IS EQUAL TO AN
I "OPEN 1'IIiE."
j THEY ARE POWERFUL HEATERS AND
1 1:1 I'r.tlr i.i. t 1. 1 ir.uiu
MILD WEATIlEi:.
THEY ARE THE MOST ECONOMICAL
STOVES AND Ft 'UN ACES EVER
MADE.
THE FURNACE WILL HEAT. SATVFAC
TOItlLY. BOTH AN UPPER AND A
LOWER ROOM, WITHOUT
ADDITIONAL FUEL.
Eight Sizi'S of 1'ie Stoves, and Three Sizos of tit
Parlor Furnaces.
Manufactured and fur Sale to tbo Trade by
S'KRISY aV 0.
ORIENTAL STOVE AV0RKS,
No. 113 IlmUon St., Albmar-
B.The above Stoves are for sale at the
Miltlmtown Foundry, where they can be pur
chaistd as cheup as at the manufactory.
SliA.MP i .MARTIN, Agents.
Oct. 0, 18l7-!f.
THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS
MNLU'S CHEAP STOKE
IN PATTERSON, PA.
rpiIE hrgest anl best assortment to be
JL found in Patterson. Thankful for the
liberal Yaironagc heretofore received from
the public, 1 would respectfully announce
th:it 1 h ive just opened a very large stock of
Goods well suittd to the trade. My stock
c.uists of a full assortment of fine and siaplo
1) R Y GO 0 1) S,
Embracing all the materials for men. women
and children's waie, including Hals and Caps.
Roots an l Shoes, iiv'ttlier with a birge slock
j of Mii."!ius, ."heelings Drillings, Ticking, Oil
Cloths, .waitings, cic.
LADIES' PRESS GOODS,
Such as French and English Merinoes,. Pop.
litis. Alpacas. Dc Laioes, pla'n and figured
Shawls. e. and also r, 'urge stock of Notions,
such aa Gloves. Mitts, Hosiery, Embroidered
Collars and Cuff.-', and a general assortment
of Dre's Trimminji.
G 11 O C E II IBS,
Such as Sugars', Syrups, Coffees, Teas and
Sjiices. Ai?r, a large lot of (Jucensware,
Hardware, Wood and Willow Ware. Fisii
Salt and Nails. Togetuir wiih a full assort
ment of (looiix usually kept in country Store
Bgjuliigbcst price paid for country pro.
duce in cichangj fur gold. Prices to suit
tLe titnes. sept. 11, 1307 -ti.
Ano! her Veto g! IJih I'ricc?.
r,HE undersigned ha opened a New Store
L in the borough of Patterson where he r
speeti'ully invites a share of the patronage of
his former customers and Ihe pnblj; geLeral
ly. lLs stock consists in part cf
Plain nnd Faucv Silks, Poplins, Mohair. Al-
paccas, French Murinos, De Lains, Ging
hams, Prints, ,yc. Every description
of Qli'-i G-OCj-' ar-'u
lirowu & lileaehcd Muslins,
Tickings, Checks, Col
ton and Linen Ta
ble Diaper,
Crash,
Nankeens,
Drillings, &c, &.C.
Fancy nnd Plain Cassi
meres, Sattinefts, Tweeds,
Kentucky Jeans, FtumcL. Linens
Hoop Skirts of every style. Grocer
ies of every description. Roots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Q'leensware, Looking Glasses.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Ladies Trimmings aud White Goods, Hosiery,
Gloves, Ituttons. r c.
Cull nnd examine my stock. You will find
me in the Pennsyh ania house, Main street,
Patterson, Pa.
Country Pro luce taken in sxcuanire for
goods. F. M. MICKEY.
August 28, 18C7-if.
Dri pcof Jakie, dar ccoius Iit
"liuiper."
THE undersigned is now running the Short
Market Car (formerly run by Hoilobaugh
J- Rowe) to this place with every description
of Fresh Fish aud Marketing. He nrr-ves iu
Patterson ffom Philadelphia every Wednes
day and Friday. Goods hauled for mer
chants delivered at their stores free of dr.iy
age. If unable to supply his customers aud
haul the freight by making one trip per week,
be will ruu two trips per weeh, arriving in
Patterson on Saturday with the second load.
Thankful for past pat; ounce he trusts to merit
a continuance of the same.
june 12, 1807-tf. J. E. 1IOLLOBAUGH.
Q.'jOO.illt IlKWAan will be pant in greenbacks
O to any person who uas used Dr. Duman's
Pile Salve according to directions nnd has
not been cured. Addi'033 V S. Duuhaui &
Co Wuli:.Lii.pcvt, l a.
dec. 5-65.
PIANOS,
0UURCII OK0AXS,
FAULOU OIWAXS.&o.
Jamks L. Kki.lt, Oeneial Agent for thesaU
of Pianos, Cliurch Organs, Parlor Organ.
Ao., rcspcetfully announces to Ibe citizens of
Juniata county that he is prepared to furiiis"
any ef the above named iucirumcuta ml tha
munnfactuiers prices.
Among the many kinds of instruments I
am prepare J to noli. I oifer first thcelebiate I
Schomacker A Co. Pianos which are acknowl -edged
to be superior to any other make in thia
country or Em ope.
The E-oev Church and Parlor Organs tha
j ne plus M'.tra of fed inst rt.iut ids; whi';h ar
being uitro'Uice'l into cuurcnes so rapiuir
and which art) pronounced the best by ton
leading and unprejudiced musicians of lh
countrv, wiil be l'tirniahed to churchta an I
! jirivate lain. lies, at the ahjrtest notice ulid
I upon reasonable terms.
i lluvintr !iad maliv vears of Iirrirtial pii,-
. ---e i i
rienee in the itiusical traJc, I can assure u.y
patrons that it' they wiil favor inc with ibeir
orders, 1 wili furnish them with the finest In
struments manufactured. Every instrument
sold by mo comes direct from the manufactu
rers, and not from general wholesale de-ilers.
consequently all may rely upon getting a ne
and perfect instrument, aud full and direct,
guarantee from the manufacturers for tho
term of five years.
Each instrument or lered will be d elivered
to the residence of the purchaser withuu e.t
tra charge. The instruments of any oilier
first-class manufacturers will also be furnish
ed at their regular circular rales.
Parties who may desire to purchase, or In
commtinicuiu upon t lie subject, may adilrc
I me at New Bloouilielu, Perry county. 1'.
Price lists wi.I be sent upon application L
mail. August 21, 1807-if
RARE CHANCE to get ytur knitting
doue at v -ry rea-oiaMe rates The Hun
tingdon Kuiuikg Est'iblishtiiei t soiici's or
ders of the citizens of MiBtin'.e'vn, l'alterauu
an l surrounding country.
We knit Stockings of all shapes, sixes, eolbra
ami of every kind of yarn. Our machine's
make precisely the same stic'i as was ciadn
by our mothers and foremotl.ers. and our
work will out-wear and fit neater than thu
work of the luosl tlextinus tViueniue fingers.
Send your jarn by Adams Express or cther-wis,-accompanie
1 by th- liireelions, aad
will m-ike work thi.t will p'.easa yuu. Scarfs,
Mghaus, Caps of all kinds, s:ocki:i(i-'. Socks
for ladies men, buys, gills and children, su
penders. mats and numerous other articles.
Our principal wurk is ou stockings, mittens
and suspenders.
Ladies' and misses stocking", per prtir S7c
Mens' s.R-k?, " 2C-.
Suspenders, " " 2"c.
Mtiteun.
t'hildreus aluckltiittf. "
-oc.
ii'c.
l'.a'mora'is or otherwise l-"c?. and upward.
All yarns can be ferwuniid and safely te
turned within a vert few dnys. Fooling dotltt
neatlv. All work warraute J.
Ad'irsss
LAM II KNITTING ESTABLISHMENT.
Oct. 2-L'iti. Hiiuiiiigd on, Pa,
FIRE iriSSURAfJCE-
C'luMibcrltnd Valley Muteal pro'eetion I'fim-
piinv. Dickiuaou twp., Cumberland coun
ty. Pa. Instil es ou as good terms as an
other reliabie Company. Capital over c'IO.O'X)
Via. 15. Mt llen, I'res't.
I -armors' Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
Office East .Main sire, t, York, Pa. Ac
cumulated capital over fiVJil.l'bO.
11. Kbabkr, Trcs'l.
Insurance Company of North America,
Philadelphia. Capital S-VUHH', (oldest
Stock Insurance Con pany in t!:e United
States) Incorporated iu IT'.'l. Sl'.UMiO.'KlK
losses paid in cah. A3sests January 1,
1SH7. $I,7o3,'Jo7.2H.
Aktui r G. Coffin, Pres't
Horse Thief Detec'ing and Insurance Com
pany of York, Pa.
David Stbicklfb, Sec'y.
joiin McLaughlin, of Port Royal, -u-
niata county. Pa., is the Airent of a'l of tha
above Companies. may 2'., lo:7-tf.
WILLIAM WISE,
1 TERCII NT TAILOR ! CRYSTAL PAL
AL ACE Pl'lLDINtJ, MIFFLINTOWN, Pa.
Thankful for past patron.'.ge, he begs leave
to inform the public that ho has opeutd out
in his new iiuarteis, a
LARGER AND FIXiR ASSORTMENT OF
CL O TS,
VASSIMZRES.
YESILYGS, it r.,
Than ever was before brought to this town,
which he is prcpated to make to order iu the
LA TES7 AXD MOST LV'KOI'f.') STri.K,
And in a manner that wiil defy all competi
tion. He also still manufactures to order, all
suits of
CUSTOM WORK
Oa reasonable ter. s.
lty strict attention to business, he hopes fo
receive as heretofore, a liberal share of pub
lic patronage Give him a call and inspci-t
his styles of cutting and workmanship befra
going elsewhere. L!cb '-'i''
Terrible Accident ia Patterson,
TWO MEN l.VICHEU,
HOLLOBAUGII & K0WU LUSTED UP!
The firm of Ilollobangh & Rowe bring dis
solved, the subscriber tikes this method
of informii'g his friends aa I the public gen
erally that he has purchase 1 the long Market
Car formerly owned by the firm, and wiil con
tinue to run it to Philadelphia, learirg Pat
terson every Tuesday morning, and returniug
from Philadelphia e7cvy Thursday, when Ilia
public can be supplied with all kind? of Fresh
,..,.Tl.-iini Fish. .?.. at lowest market rt?s-
The same'ear wiil leave Patterson for I:hii-
.linr. everv ThurM lav evening aud return
to Pattcison every atura ly. t ersous wi-o
ing Lttuiber can have it purchased and deli
ered iu 1'atterson at the lowest maiket rata
All kinds of merchandise carried for Mer
chants from Philadelphia r.ud delivere I fro
of drayaee. J- A. ttOWE.
June 1'., 18o7.
CAYEN Y & G '' W i.i l.L would inform tLe
citizens of ju :iuta and neighboring coan
ties that they have commenced
C A R I N E T SI A KING,
In all its various bv.iucl.ev. iu Mc Alisterville.
aud are prepared tu furnish anything in their
line of business or. the most reasonable terms.
Old furniture repaired and made as good ut
new. They alsu keep a fcood assortment f
Chairs for sale. Lumber takeu iu exchange
or for whUdi the highest price will be paid.
Having employed competent workmen, we en
deavor to give sati. -faction, and hope to re
ceive' liberul share of public patrouage.
Undertaking especially attended to. C'oClns
made to order ou 'he shortest nuti e nd unit
reasonable .twb Lu-i " l"oi-'
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