Cjjt Innhtla jstntincl.
WEDNESDAt MORNING. SEPT. 21, 1870.
I PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ON AXD
. after Monday. June 13, 1S70, Passenger
Traim will leave MiWin Station ai follow! :
EASTWARD.
Philadelphia Express.. 12,10 A. 51
Fart Line 3,25 A. M.
Hirrisb'g Accommoda'n 10.3G A. M.
Mail Train...: C.52 P. M.
Cincinnati Eipresa 8,50 P. M.
WESTWARD.
Cincinnati Ksprerx 1,50, A. M.
Pacific Express 3.31 A. M.
Mail Train 3,01, P. M
Way Passenger 10.15 A. M.
Pittaburg Express 5,30 A. M.
Accommodation 9 20 P. M.
JAMES NORTH, Ag't
jcum cmirim," Ko. 19, 1. 0.
O F. meets on the first aud third Tuesdays
f each month, in the Odd Fellows' Hall,
Tkeaipaonlown, Juniata Co., Pa.
WM. J. DENNIS, C. P.
Mf. C. Loo a, Serite.
TOW.1 AND COl'.tTKV.
Enterprising book publisher are
beginning to annouuce their Holiday
books.
BKAT Hkdloion in the price of
Glass Jars, at N. E. Liitlefirld's $1.25
per dozen.
Tnu maples ara coloring, and will soon
be arrayed in crimson, rich purple, and
bright gold.
Don't Neolkct It. Dou't forget to
nominate a Township Ticket for the
October election. The elections all come
on one day.
Pcktty The new show cases at Til
ten Jc Espetisclmde's, but prettier still
are the fancy articles which are so taste
fully arranged in the cases.
Rradhr, if you are a voter, but cannot
say whether you have been registered or
not, attend to it at once. Go to the As
sessor, and have him take your name.
Chancku His B ask. Corm'liua Bitit
ley has changed his place of business
from East Pntn,to the "Harnard Stand,"
on the west fide of Maiu sliec!, oppo
site the Post Office. Call arid aee him.
Stove Grates F.r Grates and
lsingla for the Oriental and Morning
Glory Parlor Stoves, apply to
X. E Lmi.KFin.it,
Pridgc istr'et, Mit'diutown.
Mr. William W. Collins, of Mystic
was tiitteu by a tomato worm on Satur
day last, and di-l from the ffi-cts of the
bile on Sunday, lie lived in Westerly,
Khoile Island. Ex.
Wasted An apprentice wanted to j
the shoemnking trade. One who has j
been at the trade some time preferred.
Apply to Geo. W. Heck. I
MifUintoK-n.
I
Within the whols range of tonic and i
alterative medirines kuovrn. none is en
titled to more consideration than the Pe
ruvian Syrnp. In all ca?es of enfeebled
and debilitated constitution it is the very
remedy needed. The most po.-itive proof
of this can be adduced.
Shoot Folli as it flies," and stop
using preparations on your head which
re composed of poisons. Use Natihk's
Hair Restorative, which by its clean
liness, fragrance and purity commends it- '
lf. For sale at P. F. Kepner's I 'rug !
Store, Main street, Miffliutowu. See ad- j
Tertiseraeut. ;
Chokkii Samuel Cleck, of Walker :
township, had a valuable horse that mi j
last Friday night, in sonio w-ay got the !
baiter chain, w ith which it wad tied in j
the staple, tangled arounti its neck m
such a manner that the beast was choked
to death. 'J lie horse was dead when Mr
Cleck readied the barn in the morning.
Political. The Republicans of Fay
ette township are requested to mret a:
the Schol House, in McAlisterville, on j
Friday evening, Sept. ToA, for the pnr
pose of nominating a township ticket.
J. M. Shar-ix, I
Com.
J. E. Grayijill. (
McAlisterville, Sept. 17. 1S70.
An Olh Chicken The Waynesboro
li'cnru, chronicles the demise of a Bra
man hen which was hatched in the Spring
of 1851, and died in that place on the 18
inst., aged nineteen years and fict months.
It adds that "pullets of this kind are
rare. Good cooks are doubtless of the
opinion that it would be an utter impossi
bility get them veil thin?."
A TEW nights ago a family in Womels
oorf, Berks county, were awakened by
tbe screams of their infant lying in its
cradle. Blood was found issuing from its
month nd cheek, and a close examina
tion disclosed what appeared to be a rat
bite penetrating the gum and upper lip,
and terminating at the nostril. The next
night a trap was set aud au enormous rat
caught nearly the size of a small cat.
This incideut affords another proof cf the
assertion that rats will sometimes attack
jnfauts . West Cluster Republican.
Good Wiikat. Mr. Alexander Crowl
recently threshed his wheat off of 6 acres
of land which produced S bushels an
average of 14 bushels per acre. Hiram
Clement, of Cecil county, Md., a neigh
bor of Mr. Crowl, threshed some of his
whatf which yielded at the rate of 19
bushels per acre. These are the hea
viest yields of wheat we have heard of
this season the majority of farmers hav
ing les than ten bushels per acre. Mr.
Crowl' wheat was of the white straw
variety and red wheat. The ground had
been dressed with 200 lbs. of ItillpB
. phosphate per acre, on top of barn yard
xanure. Oxfard Frc:s
A Few days ago, a child of Joseph S.
Masterson, residing in Mount township,
Lancaster county, got on the table and ate
some poison, which had been placed there
for the flies. When the matter was dis
covered, physicians were sent for, and the
usual remedies applied; but in three
hours afterwards, the child was a corpse.
licit Chester Republican.
Responsibility of Railroad Com
panies. The practice of the courts has
heretofore been, when an action for dam
ages was brought against a railroad
company, that the defendants might
claim that they used due dilligence aud
care to avoid accidents and the plaintiff
was required to prove there was neglect.
The company controlling the evidence
to a great extent, it is often next to im
possible for the complainants to make
out their case. The Pennsylvania courts
now decide that the accident itself is
evidence of neglect. The company,
must, if it can, prove the contrary,
whether the accident arises from defects
of engines, cars or rails, or from the act
of employees. The adoption of such a
rule generally will be likely to lessen
the number of accidents by making the
bill for damage much larger Harris
lttrg Ttlegraph.
Special Announcement. On the
lGth of July, 1SG9, the young men of
the borough of Perrysville met in con
vention and organized the "Perrysville
Cornet Baud." From the date of its
organization the band has made rapid
strides in the way of progress, and
to-day, under its tfficient leader A. A.
Zimmerman, it will compare favorably
with any organization of a similar
character along the Juniata. The Band
is about leasiug n plot of ground upon
which they propose erectiug a substan-
I r. - l. ,t.
UiU IWU MUiy MHUIC UUIlUUIg. Ah IO IMC
intention to wake the upper part a prac
tice room and depositary of the property
A the band, while the lower room will
serve as a place to keep the band wagon.
They are at present having their instru
nieiits overhauled, which, when comple
ted, will render them tirst class. They
are now prepared to (ill engagements at
short notice, with music suitable for any j
occasion. j
lu connection with the Cornet Baud j
there is a first class Orchestra, which
can be secured at anv time and place I
where their services may be required. (
For terms call on or address
A. A. Zimmerman, Leader,
or J B. Thompson, Sec. '
P. C. Band.
Perrysville JuuiaU Co., I 'a. ;
The 1'lmk 1
lie looked so neat.
He looked so sleek, j
He looked so tine and fair.
In a spotted vrst, j
In stripped pants, j
That cannot rip, )
That cannot tear.
I'll ask hi:u quick,
" Jiu bought t:.cm, where J"
All the uLove was gotten off by a fel
low who saw Jackman, one of the edi-;
tors of the Democrat, coming out oi j
Loudon's Tailoring Establishment the j
other day, with a new vest and pair of j
pRiits on. lha eottor stopped short,
when the above question was put to him,
ana straigutenea ii'.mseii to ins iu:i j
height which is not very high nt its ;
fullest and looked. Oh, mercy! but he ;
looked at the fellow. ''Don't ybi fciiow," I
said he, rubbing his hand over the sleek i
and neatly fitting garment?; "that there
is only one place in this county, and that j
place is iu this town, where a man can 1
get such clothes V " Where V asked j
the fellow, with trembling speech, for he I
saw the ire in the editor's eyes. " Out, i
out of my presence, you fellow; Go to j
Loudon's to buy clothing, sleek and fine."
The fellow '-dug" one way, towards Lou-
dun's, and the editor another way, to-;
wards the Dewcrat office. Go to Ijoii
don's to buy clothes.
"That Empty Chaik." When the!
news reached Pdris that Napoleon had ;
beeu forced to surrender, the population 1
of that gay city ran almout wild. "Down
with the throne !" "Down with the Em- .
pe.ror !" "Down with Napoleon ! ' "A !
Republic!'' ' Long live the Republic!' j
was shouted everywhere through the
streets of that city. A mob invaded the i
Royal Palace. In many places, and on j
most of the furniture within this fine
kin"-lv residence, the letter "N" had been
o - 1
placed by the Emperor. It is the initial j
letter of the family name, that sunk, at !
Sedan, from the list of the names of the '
Euro2ean reiguing families. This let-
ter, wherever found, was destroyed. A i
crowd surged around the throne. The
"empty chair" was closely scrutinized,
and the letter X" searched for. Many
of the mobocrats sat in it, grimacing and
yelling, "Long live the Republic ! Down
with Napoleon." They were a great deal
more affected at the sight of the throne
than was the Sentinel local when he
first caught sight of the great ' "Empty
Chair," which made its appearance on
the northwest corner of Main and Cherry
streets, on Friday morning last. Like
the Parisian mob that surged about the
empty throne in the " Palace Royal," he
surged around and about that " empty
cnair ou tiio cunt wimwi iui
letteis, and on it saw the following :
"W. F. Snyder's Chair Manufactory,
Wholesale and Retail." Mr. Snyder is
manufacturing Cane Seat and Windsor
Chairs, Settees, Rocking Chairs, &c,
that for good workmanship and beauty of
finish cannot be surpassed. He is sell
ing Cane Seat Chairs at a lower price
than can be purchased anywhere else in
the county. Remember the sign of
the "Big "Chair" when you wish to buy
wood work. Mr. Snyder is an industrious
and superior-workman, and deserves to
be liberally patronized All work war
ninttd. . '
Send a postage stamp to R. V; Pierce
M. D , Buffalo, N. Y., and get Dr. Sage's
pamphlet on Catarrh, or send sixty cents
and get Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
$500 reward is offered by the proprietor
for a case of catarrh which he cannot cure.
Sold by druggists.
Tub report of the proceedings of the
meeting of the surviving members of
Company A, 49th Regt , Pa. Vols., will
appear in next week's issue, unless from
some unavoidable cause the secretary
fails to prepare it for publication, in the
event of which it will appear the week
following.
Commtrchl.
CLOSING PRICES
OF
40 So. 2d St. Fhila.
3 o'eloeh, p. m.
Sept.
20, 1870.
C. S. 6 s of '81 1135U3i
" '02 H2jWlI2i
" '4 liur.ij
" '6.r niifnaj
'u.1, new,...-. 110ifill0
" 'f.7, new llOjS&HOJ
'i;b no;rrf,iuj
" 5's. 10-4U' iP lOOJttilOf.j
V. S. 30 Year (i per cent. Cy lllwill
Gold HSUSi
Silver 108 Cailll
Union Picifio R. U. 1st M. Bonds- 805 (n,r,20
Central Pacific R. K - 885 f895
Union Pacific Lnnd Grant ltomN 720 (750
MFFLIXTOWN ft PATTERSON MARKETS-
MIFFLIN GRAIN MARKET. iC.
FLOCK,
( COAL, b ton
Treverton toe
I do Erk
Suuhury more
I t Kgg
iChestnul
w
lilixed .
j WOOD,
:Oak
(Hickory,
Super, 3bl.
$4 .10
5 (0
0 SO
2 00
1 75
r, 00
6 00
6 00
G 00
s no
8 .ri0.
2 75
fcitra......
Faacy,-
Rye, W cwt.
Corn Mel,....
GRAIN,
White whs!,...
ltd Wkeai
Rye
Burlcy, ...
Corn,
Buckwheat
18
75
80
SO
40
1 hay,
; Timothy
Clover,
12 30
12 00
Outs,
SKKDS.
Retailed Articles.
:r:i"r. r tot 10 W
Clover, 5I bus
Timothy.
I
Flax,...
2 00
Corrected weekly by 1'. P. Sulouff.
GRAYDILL Jt SIIKLLY S I'UICES CL'R
KKXT. Repo'ifJ Weekly.
Prime Roll Rutler 3S Vhi'te Sugar 14
Kjrgs 2ti llruwii do. ... llt13
I.nrJ 0 Hest Rio C.iirce 25
Tallow 0! itirotiiidahiresalt 2 00
Wool 50 (Turks Maud do. 175
Rice..:. 11 jDiry salt 0:ol4
PRICKS OF HOARD Of CO.MMKRCE.
Reported weekly for the Jvsiata Skxtinkl
by ti.e I'.oaiJcf Cvunnercc of .Mifliia and Pat
terson. White Wheat-
SI l'l
1 Id
7"i
tn
K'l
4' I
G CM
-t DO
2 0O
OS
IWhite beans,
' per bus
Ueeswax "t1 f '
oiip, dry
('amlles
Wool, washed
. Kaps
Huiier, prime
j roll, t lb...
Eg(.'. fl doz..
! Tallow, p lb..
! Lard
. Hum
jSlmulder
Sides
;alt. Ground
I Alum 'j' sack
lieu ...
"J
1'iai'iey
I"-Jru
O.itj
Cloverseed
Tiuosli ysee I..
F! a need
Dried Arpic.
per lb
Peaches, pre.l
" unpared
('berries
Currants
Rlackberries ..
i'otstoes
2 no
il.-l
08
12
4i
I'
S
2')
1
lt
IU
Jo
12
00
2't
10
! 00
I'll 11,41) KI.IMI1 A MAKKETS,
PiiiLAti.ri.iA. Sept. 20, 1P70.
The flour market crntinues in a Oull and
itnsat ist'.ic: ory cnniiititin, tliere bem no de
tnsnd except from the home consumers; who
purchased a few hundred barreis. including.
Superfine $4 "'0i.'
Extras S3 -' r M
N. W. Extra Family f;(p( , i 7 i
Penna. do. do Srt .a 7 00
Ohio s Ind. do. do S' 37i'i.7 00
Fancy llratid S7 2'(i,3 50
Tin? wheat mai-Ket is devoid of spirit, sal-s
of Penn. red at S! S2al 8, lnd. do. at $1
K4l 35: white at il 4.')I '.(). Rye ranges
from HOc. to K.Sr. Corn i in limited reqin t.
sales of 2,0W bush, at !0i 0t!i. for yellow,
and Ha02c for Weteru mixed. Oats are 6rm
sales of 2 500 bu::e!s al ila'i7c.
DIED.
(In the 13th inst , in Liverpool, Perry Co.,
EMMA VIOLA, wife of Henry C. Snyder, in
the 20th year of her age.
On the ISth inst., in Liverpool, JACOB
GRUBR, in the 51th year of his age.
GRAYS. Li. & SHELLY,
CRYSTAL PALACE,
Ml FFLINTOWN, PA.
COMPLETE STOCK OF
MY GOODS. GROCERIES
NOTIONS,
HA T S A ND CAPS,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
Quecnsware, Stoneware, Earthen
ware, &c, &c.
8QJ"The highest market prices allowed for
produce, in exchange for goods. Satisfai
tion guaranteed. Call and see us.
GKAYBILL & SHELLY.
Wifflintown, July 20. 1S70.
5.20's AND JSSl's
EULGHT, SOLU AiD EXCHANGED
O.V MOS T LIBERA L TERMS.
"BOUGHT AND SOLD AT
MARKET RATES.
Conjions Cashed.
Pacific Railroad Bonds Bought and Sold.
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON
COMMISSION ONLY.
CHICAGO,
DANVILLE AND YINCENNE3
First Mortgage 7 P. 0. Gold Bonds
For Sale at 90 and accrued interest.
ACCOUNTS RECEIVED AND INTEREST
ALLOWED ON DAILY BALANCES,
SUBJECT TO CHECK
AT SIGHT.
DeHAVEN & BRO..
0 South Third Strtet, Tai'-ada.
Farm For Sale !
THE undersigned, Executor of the last
Will of N. A. Okeson, deceased, will
sell by public vendue, at the premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTORER 20, 1870,
A Tract of Land in Beale township, .'uniata
county, adjoining laads of Isabella Mil liken,
Andrew Patterson, Samuel R. Okesoi , and
others, containing
and 104 perches. This farm is well impi ot
td. The HOUSE is a handsome Stone, large
and convenient, ;
A NEW -BANK DARN,
in modern style, and sufficient in size Wag
on Shed, Corn Crib and Hog Pen Near the
house is an unfailing SPRING OF GOOD
WATER, over which is erected a substantial
Stone Spring-house, and the land is well
watered throughout. The supply of fruit is
abundant. Apples, Peaches. Cherries, Pears,
ke. There is a proper portion of well set
Good Timberland;
and the cleared is in a high tate of cultiva
tion, and very productive This property is
well located, as regards schools, .-hutches,
stores and markets and is sufficiently con
venient to the public improvements. It is
very desirable on accout t of the neigubriring
society. Good mechanics, necessary for farm,
era, can be readied at moderate distances.
The sale will be without resverc, and on ac
commodating terms. Sale to commence at
one o'clock, P. M.. of paid dav.
EDMUND S. DOTY, Executor.
At the same time I wUI sell SEVEN
ACRES or WOODLAND near to this proper
ty. -
EDMUND S. DOTY.
Real Estate at Public Salo !
nIIE undersigned will sell a', public sale,
X ou the premises, in lirale towmdiip, Ju
niata county. Pa., at 1 o'clock P. M-, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBKli 21. 1370,
A tract of land situated in said township,
adjoining th above advertised tract, con
taining One Hundred and Fifty Acres
of Good Limestone Lnnd, in a high state of
cultivation. This farm is WELL IMPROV
ED, and has a supply of FINE FRUIT iu
great variety.
liy reference to the above advertisement,
over tlse name of Edmund S. Doty, Executor
of N. A. Okeion. deceased, information may
be obtained as to location, markets. &c.
WILLIAM OKESON.
Aug 10,. 1870
Valuable Farm
AT PItlVATE SALE!
rr,IIE undefsicned offers at privitte fule a
A. Vahinble Frm, siJiiate in Fayette town
ship. .Tuuiata couutr. two 'miles southeast of
McAlisterville. adjoining lands of Peter Ra
slioar. Daniel Westfall, and others, contain
ing f ?
18S Acres,
I3D acres of which arc cleared and in a Iiitrb
state cf cultivation, nnd the remainder wdl
set with food timber. The quality of the
land is limestone flint. The improvements
are a Good Log-frame
SWELLING HOUSE,
Good HANK P.ATCN. and other outbuildings.
There is a never-failing Spring of jfoou water
on the farm: also, an excellent OUCH AKI),
bearing a large variety of choice fruit.
Any person wishing to purchase real estate
will do well to exnmine the above property
Fur further particulars call on the under
signed, residing op the premises.
EZP.A SMITH.
A us 21, l?70-3m
FARM FOR SALE
In Walker Township.
ri II E undersigned clfars at Public Sa. nn
X the premisies. in Walker township. Juni
ata couuty, about one niiic Northeast of Van
werf, at 1 o'clock r. m.. on
SATUKDAY. OCTOHEPl 20, 1S70.
The following real estate, to wit : A valua
ble furm. eiiuated as above describe!, ad
joining lands of J. N. & W. II. Moore, Wm.
t.'urreu and others, containing
One Iituidml and Twelve Afrcs,
Abnnt Seventy-five Acres of which are cleared
and in a good state of cultivation, lhe im
provements are a
DWELLING HOUSE,
NEW BANK 15 A UN. 02 by 45 feet, .erected
this summer, oilier necessary outbuildings,
Spring of never-failing water near the house,
also a good thriving APPLE ORCHARD cf
Choice Fruit, and a Peach Orchard. lVrsona
wishing to invest in real estate, should ex
amine this property. Terms made known on
day of sale.
8fc5" Any person dnstring to view the prop
erty ean do so by calling on Hev. Geo. Myers
residing on the premises, or on the utider
signed. - DAVID ltESHOAK.
July 27, 1370-ts
LKBAXOX MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Jonestow n, Pa.
I POLICIES Perpetual, at. low rates. No
steai risks taken. This is one of the j
best conducted and most reliable Companies
in the State. The undersigned, afrent, will j
visit Mifflmtown and Patterson on the second ;
Wednesday of each mouth.
JOHN SWAN. j
Agent for Mifflin and Juniata Counties, i
Lewistown, Aug 17, 1870-ly
416. 416
rEXN SYLVANI A
STEAM DYEING k SCOURING
ESTABLISHMENT.
OFFICE, NO. 416 MARKET STREET
1IARRISIU IIG, PA.
Great Reduction in Prices
!
Having made a reduction of nearly fifty
per cent, in the prices of last season, we can
offer extra inducements this Fall to persons
having work U be dons in our line.
Steam Dyeing and Cleansing in all its i
branches, in all colors and in all fabrics, such
as Dress Goods of all kinds. Ladies', chil- j
dren's and Gents' Garments, Shawls, Table :
and Piano Covers, Ribbons, Straw Goods, j
Ac, &c. Particular attention paid to the j
Cleansing and Stonrlne; of Gentlemen's j
Garments. j
Crape Shatcls Cleantil. liltachect and Dyed in j
Jjeautiul Lctort.
Now being the time to prepare for Fall and
Winter. AU those having work to be done in j
mur line will find it greatly to their advantage !
to give us a call. j
JAS. A. MONTGOMERY, 1
aug24-3ra No. 41 Market Street, t
IRON IN THE BLOOD.
The PERUVIAN SYRUP makes tSe weak stronr.
and expels disease by supplying lhe blood with
Xitvet's Owx YrrArnrso Agent IRON.
Cmutton. Be sure yon cet Peruvian Syrnv.
taapiieli free, J. P. DISSMORE. Propneior,
. TCo. 3 Dey St., Sew Yort.
Sold by Drags! generally.
$nu SUffrtisfmcnts.
SAXON GREEN
Is Brighter, will not Fade, Costs less than
" any other because it will Paint twice as
much surface.
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS IN
FAINTS.
J. H. WEEKS ft CO , Manufacturers.
122 North 4th Street. Philadelphia.
TO IB QUACKS. A victim of early indis
ojL cretion, causing nervous debility, pre
mature decay. &c, having tried in vain every
advertised remedy, has a simple means of
self-cure, which he will send free to his fel-low-suffeiers.
Address J. II. TUTTLE, 78
Nassau St., New Pork.
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THE superior merits of the "Singer" Ma
chines over all others, for either family
me or manufacturing put poses, are s.i well
established and so generiliy admitted, that
an enumeration of their relative excellencies
is no longer considered necessary.
OUUNKW FAMILY MACHINE,
vhich has been years in preparation and
which has been beought to pertectiou regard
less of time, labor or expense, and is now
confidently presented to the public as com
p:ir..hly tue best Sewing Machine in exist
ence. The Machine in question is simple, com
pact, durable and beautiful. It is quiet, ligh
running, and capable of performiug a range
and variety of wor!c never before attempted
upon a single Machine. using either Silk
Twist, Linen or Cotton Thread, am sewing
with equal facility the very finest and coarsest
materials, and anything between the two ex
tremes, in the most henutiful and substantial
manner Its attachments for hemming, braid
ing, cording, tucking, quilting, felling, trim
ming, binding, etc., are novel and practical,
and have been invented and adjusted especi
ally for this Machine.
.Machines alrays kept on band at our
Clothing Store ou Ilriilge street, Miffllntown,
Pa., for the inspection of the public, and for
sale at tht. most reasonable prices. .
Machine Cotton, Needles. Thread, Oil, Ac,
and everything pertaining to this Machine
constantly kept on hand for sale.
D. W. IIARLEV fc CO.; Agents.
Mifflintown, July 13. 1870-ly -
THE DOUBLE-OVEN -
Sunnyside Cook of 1S70,
Is constructed on
ENTIRELY NEW AND SCIENTIFIC PRIN
CIPLES, with SIPHON FLUE, guaranteed
to thoroughly heat two large ovens, and six
potholes, with two-thirds the fuel use4 in
the single oven Cook Stoves.
We are still manufacturing our loug and
favorably known
BARLEY-SHEAF COOKING STOVES,
so highly esteemed by the public for several
years past.
THE JUNIATA,
Our great double-heating PARLOR STOVE,
has been much improved and beautified this
year. Where known the merits of this
Stove need no comment.
Our celebrated
SL'NNYSIDE FIRE PLACE HEATERS,
among its many premiums also cairied off
tne first premium at the Marylan-I Institute at
Baltimore, in lKli'J, although subjeciedto the
most severe tests at the home of the Balti
more Heater. This is the only truo hot-air
fire-place Heater in the market, and like the
regular built cellar heater los-es no heat.
Mend for Circulars and testimonials.
STUART, PETERSON & CO.
Philadelphia, Pa. '
For sale by N. E. LITTLEFIELD Miffllia
town. Pa.
Sep. 7 1870 3m.
D. P. SULOUFF,
FORWARDING AND COMMIS
SION MERCHANT,
GK.1IX,
DEALER IN
LUMBER,
COAL,
PLASTER,
; SALT,
CEMENT,
CALCINED PLASTER.
GRAIN W ILL BE RECEIVED IN
STORE TO BE SOLD BY JUNE 1st
1870.
ang 18 'G'J-tf
A Large assortment of Queensware, China
ware, Glassware, Crockerywue, Cedar
' ware, tc, for eale cheap by
' GKAYBILL & SHELLY.
yiisfcUaucciis.
JB aa .Vav BABMlUt El A9 W
to? us c
JUST OPENED AT
COLL E G E 15 L O C K ,
24 Xjrth Third Street.
Ilarrisburg, Pa.
J&2,An iuuacubo Asaort
ment ou luuul.
GROVER & BAKER'S
SEWING MACHINES.
The following arc selected from thou
sands of testimonials of similar eliarncti;r,
hi expressing the reason for tlie proifr
ence for the Gcuver & li.st:it Machines
over all others.
" I like the Grovrr & r.aker Midline,
the first place, because, if I had any other. 1
should still want a Grovrr & Baker, and, hav
ing a Grover & Eakrr, it answers the purpose
o all the rest. It does a greater variety of
work audit is easier to learn than any other."
Mrs. J. C (ro'.Tf (Jtnn'j Jutit
' I have had several years experience with
a Grover & linker Machine, which has giv:n
me great batisiuction. 1 think the Grover &
Uaker Machine is more eai!y managed, and
less liable to get out of ur!er. I preter the
Grover ii Eaker, decidedly. "-Mrs. Dr. HVrrj,
Wit York.
I have had one in my family for some two
year, and from what I know of its workings,
aud from the testimony of many of my
friends who use the same, I can hnrdly see
how anything could be more complete or give
better satisfaction.' Mrs t.enerul tjrnnt.
' I believe it to be the best, ail thing con-1
sidered, of any tail I have known. It. is I
very simple and easily learned ; the sewing
from ths ordinary Dptta!; is a creat advan
tage ; the stitch is entirely reliable; it does
ornamental work be'iurifu'tiy . it is not liable
to g.it out of order." .'. . A. M. !fioontr, SO
li(utd Strert, Drohkhjn.
' I am acquainted with the work of the ,
principal machines ; and I prefer the Grover
Uaker to them all, hecause I Consider Ilie I
stitch more elastic. I have work now in the ;
house which was done nine year ago. which
is still good." Sirs. Dr. MrCreaJy, So. i-i
East Tirentu third Strt't, Xcic York. '
' More than two-thirds of all the sewing
done in my fitrily f r the last two years hs
been done by Grover & linker's M.'ichiue. and '
I never had a garment rip or need mending. '
ei'iept those rents which frolicsome boys will
mu!:e in whole cloth. It is in my opinion by !
far the mist valuable of any I have tried." '
Mrs. Henry H ard liiteher. '
Tiie Grover Sc Baker Sewing Machine ;
i
Company manufacture both the Elastic'
Stitch aud Lock Stitch Machines, and
offer the public a choice cf tin; best rna-.
chines of both kinds, at their establish
ments in all the large- cities, and through
agencies in uearly all tow'is throughout
the country, l'riee Lists and samples of
sewing iu both stitches furnished On ap
plication to Grover & Baker S. M. Co.,
115 Market street, Ilarrisburg.
April 27, 1879.
Manhood : How Lost, How Restored
Just published, a new edition of
Ijr. CuinericalVs Ctltbratrd Essay
on the radical cure f without medi- .
cine) of f'pEnMATOBHiitKA, or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotkn
cv, Menta, and Physical Incapacity. Impedi
ments to Marristre, etc , also. CoNsrjiiTiox.
Epilepsy, and Eits, induced by self-indulgence
or sexual extravagance.
pG.Price, in sealed envelope, only 0 cts.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
years' successful practice, that the alarming
consequences of self ahuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous uc of internal
medicine or the application of the knife;
pointing out a mode of cure at once simp'e,
certain and effectual, by means of which '
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be. may jure himself cheaply, privately,
and radically.
8tiTiiis Lecture should be in the bands
of every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, tc
any address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents,
or two post stamps. Also. Dr. Culverwell's
"Marriage Guide," price io cents. Address
the publishers,
Ciias. J. C. Klise k Co..
127 Eowery.S'ew York, Post-Office Eox 4,530.
Aug SI. '70-ly
M'ALISTEnSYII.LE TIN" SHOP. The un- :
dersigned has established himself in
McAlistersvilio iu the Tinning business. 1
Persons wanting an3'thing in his line shojld .
call before purchasing elsewhere as he is
prepared to manufacture all kinds of Tin sad
bhett Iron Ware, nnd to sell as low as they ,
can be purchased elsewhere. His old cus
tomers and the public generally are respect-1
fully invited to call, as he hopes by strict at.
tention to business to deserve a share of pat- 1
ronage.
aug 18 '6f.tn JACOB G. 1UXEY. :
JOHNSTOWN FOUNDRY.
THE undersigned, manufacturer of Jami
son's Improved Plow, calculated for all
kinds of plowing, and in nil kinds of ground,
sold cheaper than any other Plow in the
County. He manufaclures ail kinds of Cast
ings, llells. Stoves. &c. He will al npair
reapers and threshing machines. Give me a
call, or address.
J. II. ROGERS.
Walnut P. O.
d) 18 IS'jO -tf Juniata Co. Pa.
X TIIE FOLSOM IMPROVED
Twenty-FiTe Dollar Family Sew-
in? Machine. The cheapest First Class Ma
chin in the Market. Agents v anted in et try
Tokh. Liberal commission allowed. For
terms and circular, address. A. S. H amilton,
' Gen, Agent. Xo 711' Chestnut St.. PVila. Pi.
JrofcKiaaal Catis.
I.EX. K. McCLCKE.
ATTOUNEY AT LAW,
14 4 SOUTH SIXTH STUEET,
PHILAPEIPHI.
oot27-tf
. J-OBERT McMEEN,
ATTOUNEY AT LA )
j MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
Office on Bridge street, in the rmuu former'
; occupied by Eira D. Parrer, Esi.
! g B. LOCUEN,
MIFFLINTOWN, PA..
Otlers It ?5? services to the ciliens of Juni
ata county Ss Aue'ioneer and Vendue ('put.
i Charges, from two to ten dollars. Sri-tc.
(ion warranted. novIS-'im.
TI1UMAS ArELDEPiT JI R,
t
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
i
Office hours ft A. M. to 3 P. M. Office in
P.elford's building, two door above ltie.
j timet office, liridge street. aug J!-tf
LUt. 1 C. KUA'DIO,
PATTI'jUSON, TETTN'A, '
August If. 13U'.l-:f.
iwn.Eorii.vric rui'sicus t surgeon
Having permanently located in the be rough
of M tttlmtnwn. ortVrs Ins professional servi.-rs
to i be citizens of liiis place aud snrroundiug
Country. ,
t'iiice on Main street, over Eeidier's I'rug
Store LH,! 1S lo'iS f
G. W. MdPHEEEAN,
G01 SAHSOM STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
iif IS l?Wy
QESTRAL CL.VI.M AGEXt'Y,
JAMKS M. MKLLEUS.
1 ! I SOUTH SIXTH STREET,
ftllLAUKLflllA.
SV- llnunlies. Pensions, liack Pny. Ilr--
Claims, State Claims. Xe.. pruuiptly collected.
No e'jarge l',;r information, nor when money
is not collected. oci-7-tf
business (arbs.
J. M. Kili'lillAUT
I) ARSES CuDTHEL, & IIKUKON.
wholesale nc.-r.rr ) ,.v
HATS AND CAPS,
"OS Market Street, Philadelphia.
aug IS. l?f,'.My.
Kou.vs, schwa;:. & rt..
C O M MISSION M K It C II A N T .S
AN It W l:i)I.K.-MI.K t'KAI.KRS IN-
MACKEREL, SALMON, HEIJRINt;.
SHAD,
AND PROVISION C.ENKR.VLLV.
lit North Delaware Avenue, and
U7 North Water Street
I'll I U A I) h I'll 1 A, PEN N A.
aug IS ISC'.'-ly
TUKCLK ESTAULISIlbl) HUM.
Jilt'HAJlbSUX & CO.
110 M.iFKKt Strssst, PiiiIao' ,
Is the largest Manufacturing Confectioners
and Wholesale leaers in Fruits,
Milts, &c. iu I'm United Sta'ca.
Kishacoqiiili'as Seminary.
TIMS In-titMtion affords tc b'lth sexes fu
pertor advint)ies of p.lni-lii'm on lib.
eral teris. Evry ieptrinieiit French. G r
miin, Painting, lirawing and Mnic include. i
tilled by competent and largely experienced
teacherr.
Expenses for the Year, $200.
Fall term opetis August -l, lb7l. F,)r
catalogue a1dr:
MA!tTlN MOHLER, Via..
Kishacu'itilias. .Uitlliu Co.,
augl7-."ui
F. II. SAKJKIt,
wiTir
S HUM WAV, CHANDLER & CO.
Manufacturers nn l Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS & SHOES,
121 Mirht an.rZli) aurch .Sr.,
PIIILADLPIIIA.
npr 13. 1870
ADVERTISE ! ADVERTISE!
JTo all Men 7hcn It Concern.
If you Iuivc anything to sell.
If you have lost anything,
If vmi li.ivo f)iui(l anvthinar.
If you liavt house 'to rent,
If you iviint to rent a house,
If you wnnt lxmrJing,
if you Wi'.i.t eiiijiloviiient,
If you wnnt liired help,
If you W;u;t anything,
TELL THE PEOPLE OF IT
BY ADVERTISING IX THE
entinel.
I AST NOTICE. Notice is hereby ;iien
J that I have purchased from II. h. Wilson
' the Uooks of the JuniaU Seniirel office while
; that paper was published by hiui. ' AH Ac
' counts for subscription, advertisiuir or job
, work will be paid to me. Persous knowing
themselves indebtetl ou these books tnust
make immediate payment, otherwise' the ac
counts will be placed in the haads of an o&
cer for collection.
j Jivno2-3n SAMUSL LEONAED.
A FIXE assortment of Cloths, Casaimere.
Yj:in-'s, S;.,j tut received and for sala
s. u. LorunN,