vTEDXESDAl MORNING, JAN. 18, 1871.
pENNSrLTAXU RAILROAD. ON AND
U after Suaiay, Deo. 4. 1870, Passenger
Trains will leave Mifflin Station as follows:
EASTWARD.
Philadelphia Express.. 12,50 A. M
FMt Line 3,34 A. M.
Uwrisb'g Aecommoda'n 10,45 A. M.
Mail Train 6,46 P. M. ,
Cincinnati Express-.... 8,45 P. 31.
WESTWARD.
Cincinnati Express .. 1,57, A. M."
Pacific Express 3,46 A. M.
Mail Train S.27, P. M
Way Passenger 10,25 A. M.
Pitwburir Express 6 20 A. M.
Adams' Express .... 3.26 A. M.
JAMES NORTH, Ag't
JTJIITA EKiarBEJT," So. 19, 1. O.
O F. meets on the first and third Tuesdays
f each month, in the Odd Fellow.' ZiaU,
Thompioutown, Juniata Co.. Pa.
WM. J. DENNIS, C. P.
W. C. Loo ax. Scribe.
TOWS AND COL'KTKY.
Blank Vendue Notes for sale
at this office. Persons making sales are
invited to give us a call,
S. B. Albriout of the late Uuiou
Hotel, Is putting up a buildiug on the lot
occupied by said hotel.
Wanted. A good boy is wanted to
learn the tailor trade. Apply to
S. 1. Loudon, MifHiutown.
Moved The ice moved off of the
river on Suuday night, and on Monday
and Tuesday. The river is now clear.
ATTkNTiox George W. Heck de
aires to inform his customer that he has
opened hii shoemaker shop at his resi
dence ou Cherry street.
Something NotRiuht, Court con
vened last week at Iluutingdoti, hut ou
nccouut of a in istake in the drawing of
jurors by the Commissioners, the array
F jurors was squashed, aud court ad
journed. " - I
I.Mau incredible shorts e pace of time I
Nature'
I
Sature's IJair Itea'orativ !,.. wmi if
way into puoiic lavor. hy I iiecauuu !
it dose the work, mid Ieavrs no ill effects j
For sale bv, B. F. Kejuier, Miffliutuwu, j
dee advertisement.
Til it property of Martha Fry, in Wal-1
ker township, advertised for suma time
past at private salt-, will lie cfiertd c:
public sale, on the premises at one o'clock
P M, ou Saturday Jas.uarv l'lst,l?l.
tjee advertisement i:t auotLcr colarcu.
i
A BriLUix;:. A building for "Sees j
and store rooms ill be put on the IlriJge j
street side of the lot occupied by T. U. j
Parker.' The building will extend fiom
Jiobert McMetti's t.Cice up Bridge etreet
to an alley, a dL-taticc of 72 feet. J
FlKlf. A house aud barn in Crom
well township, Huntingdon cou.itr, was
-destroyed by fire last week. '1 he fire
caught in the roof of the house from the
stovepipe, and thence to the barn. The
vontetits of both house and barn were
ousumed w:;h the buildings.
I.Msl'Ri.VCU AUk.NCY.
signed takes this met bod
Tho under-
of mtormtiig j
the public that he may Le fouuj at the
Commissioner' Office, iu the Court I
House, XI iClintowB, until further notice, I
fur the purpose of taking insurance. !
JoIl.V McLaI'CII LI., !
Thb Kui8 Still Smokb Seveu-
tet-n days have dapped since the coiilla-
,. , , . , ,
L'raUon which destroyed the sou: hern
uortion of Mifflin. Smoke contiuuslly
issues from
tJiu rnim r F (I, a warMfifinrir I
at tbe
canal, and sotno times a Jt-eble
flame will flicker for a moment and
disappear beneath the debris.
I lion
, Shooti.vu . Festival. The
second !
unual shooting festival will be held ia
this place oa the 22d day o Feburary
next. 1 hree valurbie prizes will be gtv
en away. Competition, is open to ull
marksmen ia the State. The distance
will be sixty raids, oil hand, aud ten
hot atriug measure. Huntingdon Jour
nal. To Cure a CougU, to relieve all irrita
tion of the throat, to restore perfect
soundness and health to the most deli
.catff organization of the Iin.tr.an frame
rthe Lungs, us5 Dr. Wist tr't Balttm
,f Vili Ckrrrif, which is still prepared
with the eame care iu the selection and
.compounding of its various ingredients
as wben it was introduced to the public
.by Dr. Wi.-tar, over forty years since,
Nbahlv a Fire. Last Saturday
.evening an attempt was made to fire a
.table of Joseph Kerlin's. in Patterson.
Coal oil bad been poured about the eouth
.east corner of the building, and several
newspaper containing cotton rags and
ther:iiiflaraable material were stuck into
the building at a hole at the corner and a
re kindled, but it was immediately dis
covered and put out. Certain parties
are suspected.
Lecture Kev. Joseph 17. Mathers
will leciure this evening and to-morrow
vening at ferrysville. Subject-- The
OldWorlfi".
The Altoona Tribune, moves that be
be inwted to deiivcr a course of lectures
iutLatwuiitain ity. Of coarse we of
Mifflin cannot eeeond tbe motion, but we
uggeat to the TrZuie to secure the ser
vice of the Rev. gentleman for that pur
pose, if you can. Your people would
acquire, tbron-t th course. fund of
information which lbey could acquire
only tirough wo ether sources, namely
by a course of long ad patient reading,
or expendvc BvcJ.
iMPAKTiAL V ITXtss. A fourteen
year old girl was witness iu a recent In-
diaaa divorce suit, and a portion of her
evidence was as follows: "Fatber got
mad because uiotter starched his stock
ings. Mother picked np the stockings
and hit fatber on the head with them,
anl it sounded as though they were
w wiu. miner men smiled a
hot wheat cake down mother's throat.
and then mother set the dog on fatber
ana twisted the dog's tail to make him
bite harder." Ex. . ,
: Piss Looks cp hbr Old Fribnds.
Every person in and about Mifflin knows
that Captain McClellan was "burned out"
oa the night of the 31st ult. Amone
tie household "fixtures" that the family
missed after tho fire, was a cat. The
CJuclusion reached in the case was that
pass burned with th house, but this con
clusion was a mistaken one. .She escap
ed, aud a few days ago to the surprise
of the family put in her appearance at
the Captaiu's residence at East Point.
It is not necessary to add that puss
was heartily welcomed. ,
The following cash contributions have
been received by the Treasurer of the
Relief Fund for needy sufferers by the
late fire in MifHiutown :
Dr. Tbos. A. Elder:. $2 CO
Col. A. K. MeClure, Hon Jas. M. Sel
lers, aui others ;.; 500 00
Citizens of Mi.'liia Co-jnty, per Gen.
T. F. McCoy 300 CO
Citizens of Tbompcontown, per T. S.
Thompson 160 00
Hon. Tbos. A. Scoit. Philadelphia...- 600 00
Howard 8. Janney, Philadelphia, per
F.. S. Dory 15 00
A Royd Hamilton, Harrisburg 135 0(1
James North 20 00
Walker Towu.ibip 1 i0
It. S. McUisier. Beilefonte- SO 00
Geo. K. Anderson. Titiisville 100 00
Herman Aliicks. Harrisburg 25 00
Hamilton Alricks. Harrisburg 2i 00
Wm. Logue. Darlington. Wis 12 00
Gap Church. Lancaster Co., l'a 11 81
(1. W. Teuffer, Civil Engiuecr, PUR 20 00
Tota:....' $1806 81
E. S. PARKER, 7Vr.
The names of those who received uid
appear in our next issue. The con-
. -i . 1 . . . .
inouuons 01 wuear. potatoes, raeai, ..vc ,
....
anci (iistrioute l by tlie coiumittee, will be
ouuted fir in their siatemeut.
A ("a I'd Vt'e the undersigned most
! rejiecltully return our most heartfelt
tliaiiks for tlie timely a'oistauce giveti us
by a number of the citizens of this place
' and Patterson, in helping us to secure so
much of our property from the terrible
fire of the uight of Dec. SUt. 1S70.
Though our lo?s is considerable, we
feel that we on e a debt of gratitude to
those who assisted us, thit perhaps we
Cila never repay.
Having secured the consent of our most
w.0ithy friends and gei,t!euien. Messrs.
Gilliford aud L'lsh, County Commission-j
erg, giving us the privilege of putting up i
a temporary bu;lai:ig in the Court House ;
: Yard, we would take this method of an-!
nouucui'r
to cur frieuds, customers and !
the puLIic jrcncraiiT, that we are now
able to offer to theu a fine assortment of
Dry Goods, Notions, Trimmings, tic. I
We would here return our sincere j
thanks so all for their patronage in the I
past, Loping
for a funhi-r continuance,
retrieve a portion of our
tbat we may
Joss.
Vt'e purpose in a n ry short lime
to be able to offir to the public our
usual fine stock of goods, especially iu
JJm (JooJs &c.
TlLTE.V ii EsPEXSCHADK.
Shlkifp Sales. The folio wing prop-
J
Court llotise, in MiSliutown, on Monday,
J
. ! February 7, 1S71 :
1 . . r J :..
East Waterford,
r li..vin lliortn tflll ff ,1)111 Li.IISA
siauie, nnu wnuuxuaaer eunp. ouiu as
the properly ot Joint ivope.
. A tract of land in Delaware township
cnntuininir one acre, more or less, all
cleared, no buildings.
Sold as the prop
jerty of John Landis. ,
A tract of land iu same township, con
taining eight acres, more or less, all
cleared, no buildings. Sold as the prop
erty of John Landis.
A tract of land in Fayette twp., con
taining twenty-five acres, more or less,
having thereon erected a log house, log
stable, and other out buildings. Sold as
the property of Lydia Baum.
A tract of land iu Delaware townsh'p,
containing one hundred acres, more or
less, having thereon erected a log house,
log barn, and spring house. Sold us the
property of Thomas S. Eutriken.
.Two lota of ground in East Water
ford, each lot having a front of GO feet,
and a depth of 1G0 lect, having thereon
erected a log house, log stable, and frame
blacksmith nhop. Sold as the property
of Mr. Pollock.
A tract of land in Fermanagh town
ship, containing C30 acres, more or less,
uuimproved mountain land. Sold as the
property of Mr. Kain
A tract of land in Delaware township,
containing 14 acres, more or less, all
cleared, having thereon erected a log
house and Ing stable, carpenter shop, a
lot of fruit trees. Sold as the properly
of Lee P. Trutton. .
A tract of land in Beale township,
containing ll acres, more or less, having
thereon erected a frame bouse and frame
stable. Sold as the property of John C
Baii'd.
A tract of land in Beale township
containing 22 acres more or less. Sold
as the property ot John B. Baird.
A tract of laud iu Beale township,
containing 100 acres, more or less, hav
ing thereon erected a log house and log
stable. Sold as the property of John
M.Bartley.
A list of other Sheriff's Sales will ap
pear next week. ' .
Kissing. The Altoona Tribune fin
ishes a local article on kiss'm- irt this
way : Some genius, inspired, no doubt,
by a tender kiss, relieves himself in this
wise :
Any fool may face a cannon
Anybody wear a crown
But a man must win a woman,
If he'd bare her for bis own.
Would you bare tie golden apple.
You must find the tret and shake it ;
If the thing is worth the having
And you want a kiss, why take it.
W ho would burn upon a desert,
With a forest smiling by T
Who would give his sunny Summer
For a bleak and Wintry sky f
Ob! I tell yo there is music, ' ! ' '
" And yon cannot, cannot break It ;
For the sweetest part of loving
1 It to want a kiss, and take it.
(Committal.
CLOSING PRICES
OF
40 So. 3Z St. PJdla.
3 o'clock, p. m. Jan. 17, 1871.
u. s. 6-s of 'si .; nof(3;noj
'62 I0SjW.10!lJ
" "JL J0fJ(l'SJ
. " '05, insjWilOKl
" u5, new 107jJ(j,K'7f
" 'b7, new 107(fel08
'OS J0nJ(Sil(p8j
6's. 10-40's 107if4l'7 j
C. S. 30 Vcar 6 per cent. Cy lloot,lH:j
Gold llOiClUJ
Silver, - 10o CT:u'
Cuion Pacific R. R. 1st M.llonds- -o (n;i.io
Central Pacific R. R - 9"0 (5;910
Union Pacific Land Grant Bonds.. tM (0)0,0
MIFFLINTOWN & FATTERSOX MARKETS
PRICES OF BOARD OF COMMERCE.
Reoorled weekly for the Jcniata Sentinel
by the Hoard of Coiuinerc of Mifflin and Pat
terson. Br.EAisTcrrs.
Extra Family Flour, 'f) bbl
.$6 50
.. 1 80
.. 1 1
.. 70
., 55
.. 4o
.. "0
.. C 25
.. 125
.. 1 H
.. 1 0
) 1 bbl ....
Wheat (prime) V Du
Kve
Corn
Oat a
Darley
1 pir
. .
Timothy .
I Hx
' Ueaus
Cutter V H
Fpg, lb duz
Laid, $ lb
Country Soap
Keesvax
Tallow
Uugs, while
mixed
Wool, washed
Poukty, live
Dried Apples
" Peaches, pared
" Peaches, uupared
Cherries
" Cherries, pitted
" Klackberries
" Kasptierriea
Potatoes, bus
Onioni "
Railroad Ties I
Laciist Poms, mortiaing ...
fwr board f-jiice..
... 30
... IS
... 8
... 25
... 8
... 0
... 3
... 40
... 8
... C
... 15
... 10
.'. 15
.. 4
...
1 (0
1 CM.
C5
34
18
PHILADELPHIA .uAKUETS
PlIILAKSLPhlA, Jan. 17, 1871. I
I Skfh. Clav:rsced sells in a imall way at j
lSJallc. I
Poca. The Flour market ie very firm. j
There U a fair demand from the heme con
sumers, but Hliippeis are not operating to j
anv extent. Tho ealcs comprise small lots ;
iucluding
Superfine
Extras
N. W. Kxtra Family.,
l'enna. do. Uo.i ..
Ohio .St lud. do. du. ..
Fancy Brand?
Ghai?. The Wheit
S4 c0f.t,l 75
SI p'7r-(,d S7
Si) i(J(ii,7 dO
$0 lo(hti 5!)
So' i.')t,7 UU
.... $7 0(1(7 25
market is without
change worthy of special note. A steady
demand prevails for prime lots which are
scarce and command full figures. Sales of
2.00!) bushels India-ia red at $1 S5al5t;
400 bustcla l'euna do. at $144; 1,'JOO bus
Ohio do at SloS. I!je is quiet; I he last
sales as at itis tor We-itm n. Corn is fair
ly active, but prices favor buyers ; tales of
(j,0tj0 bu Delaware, Western, and l'enna yl
low at 7ia74c.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET. I
Monday, Jan. 10 P.M. j
Bssr Catti.s. Trade in this dcpartuiont of j
the Live Slock market was again excessively i
dull to-day, but, with comparatively light re- j
ceipts, holders succeeded in realizing last i
week's figures. We quote choice at SaSJc,
and common, at 4a'ic j lb., gross j
Cows and Cai.vss were in lively demand at .
very full figures. Sales of 160 head at 45a
Smecp were dull, and many remained in the
pens unsold: 6.00(1 had were received at the
Pai k Drove-yard ; Sales of good at oJit'Je
and common at tjaoe' lb.gross : 3,0oohead
sold at the Avenue yard at the above figure.
Hogs attracted little attention ; holders,
however, demanded full figures. Sa'cs of
4.00.1 head at $8aS 50 lor slop, and $9at75
for corn-fed.
MARRIED.
On the Ci.h inst , by Rev. J. A. McGill, at
the house of ike bride's father, Mr. W. J.
EBBER1S., of Ml Union, Ta., and Miss
NANNIE E. FRAY, of Waterloo, Pa.
DIED.
At Lodi, Columbia county, Wis., at tba
residence cf her ton, Dr. Howard Irwin,
Mrs. ANN IRWIN, on the morning of Janu
ary 5th, K71.
Mrs. Irwin had relatives aud many friends
in this county, an.ong wbom ibe news of her
death created the profouudest sorrow.
yyE OFFER FOR SALE, AT PAR,
THE NEW Wm TEMPLE LOAN,
Bearing 7 3-10 Interest,
Redeemable after five (5) and within twenty
one (21) years. '
Interest Payable March and September.
The Bonds are registered, and will be is
sued in sums lo suit.
DE HAVEN & BRO.
No. 40 S. Third Street, Philadelphia;.
Stocks bouehl and soli on cammision.
Gold and Governments bought and sold. Ac
counts received and interest allowed, subject
to Sight Drafts.
mm
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
WINTER TIME TABLE.
Through and Direct Route to Washing
ton, Baltimore, Klmira, Eiie,
Buffalo, Uochester and
- Niagara Falls.
FOUR TRAINS DAILY" from and
five to Washington arid Baltimore,
and FOUR TRAINS DAILY
to aud Five from the North
and West Branch Sua-
qnehanna, and '
Northern and Western Pennsylvania and
Aev York.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. JANUARY 2.
1S71, the trains on tbe Northern Central
Railway will run at follow :
NORTHWARD..
Mail Tbais leares Daltimsre ....... 8:30 a m
leaves Karrishurg 1:55 p ro
leaves WilliamMport... 6: 'Jo p m
arrireb at Elmira 10:3t' p m
EurrAtOEx leaves Baltimore- 10:20 p m
leaves Harrisburg- 2:25 a m
leaves WillUtKspotL...- 8:3i a m
leaves Elmira- 11:55 a m
arrives at Canandagua. S:1D p m
Fast Link leaves Baltimore 12:40 p m
- leaves Harrisburg 4:'to p m
arrives at Williamsport 8:10 p m
Ciscin'i Ex leaves Bull i more 7:40 p m
arrives at Ilarriaburg...l2:01 a m
Yonc TTar- leaves York B:10 a is
bisb'd Ac. ) arr. at Harrisbnre.. 7:45 a m
ScsBtar Ac. north leaves Harritb'g 8:0U a in
. . ( arr. at Stinburv-. ......
i SOUTHWARD.
Mail Train leaves Elmira ... .......
leaves Williamsport....
leaves Ilarrifhury
arrives at Baltimore...
Buffalo Ex leaves Cannnduigna..-.
leaves Eltnira
leaves Williamsport....
leaves Ilnrrishevg
arrives at Baltimore ...
10:50 a m
. 5:50 a m
, 9:25 a m
):2 5 p m
0:15 p m
4:45 p m
8:30 p m
-12::5 a m
... 5:35 a m
. 9:15 a ni
..11:45 p tn
. 2:30 a m
Ci.ncin'i Ex. leaves Harrishnrg...
arrivea at Baltimore.
Eats Expr's leaves Williamsport...
8:25 a m
10:20 a m
leaves Sunt ury
arriees at II:rrisburg... 1:'0 p m
Erie Mail south leaves Villiam?p't 10:00 p m
lcavca Sunhury 12:f5 a m
arrives at llarrlcburi... l':30 a m
Pacitic Ex. fouth leaves Harrisb'g 11:35 a in j
arrivts a: Baltimore :0 p m
York a IIar- leaves Harrisburg... 5:25 p m
Risn'o Acc. I arrives at York 7:10 p m
Halt. Acc. Font lcdve Snnbury... 5:'I0 a m
leaves Ilarrisbung- P:'0 a m
arrives at Baltimore... -12:30 p m
Hail Train north and south. Fast Line
north, Pacific Exprefs Fouth Cincinnati Ex
preas north, York and Iliirriburg Accommo
dation north and south, Erie Expretn south.
Erie .Mail and Sunfcury Accommodation north
and Baltimore Acoainiodatiou south daily
except Sunday.
Buffalo Express norfh and south daily.
Cincinati Express north daily except Sat
urday. For further information apply at tho Ticket
OSica ia the Pennsvlvaui.t Railroad I'enot.
" ALFRED R. F1SKE.
General Superintendcct,
Harrisburg. January 2, 1171.
CHEAP 'CLOTHING STORE.
This way for Bar.
gains!!
T JAV1XG removed our GOOD3 to Wilson's
JiX More Koiin, l.nite street, we are again
prepare to do business, and have just re
ceived a
NEW ASS0ET2T.EST OF GOODS,
consisting or
Ovor Coats Dress Coats, Business CoalT,
Common Coais, Pantaloons, Vena, Hats,
1'onts an 1 hoes of evary deseription,
style and quality, for male or female.
BOYS' READY MADE CLOTH INT.
Also, Carpets White Shirts, Fancy Over
t hins. Under Shirts. Drawers, Hosiery.
Gloves, Linen and Paper Colars.
Cravats and Ties. Trunks, Um
brellas, Travelling Hags ie.
Also, tlie latest styles of Ladies' Cloaks, Cir
culars and Furs.
Persons in want of anything in our line wil'.
save money by giving us a caU before pur
cht sing elsewhere, as wa are determined to
sell cheap for cash.
Don't forget tbe corner, Bridge and
Water btreets.
D. W. IIARLEr & Co.
Aug. 18, 'G9
SPECIE PRICES!
EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION IN
FRlCEE OF G0UD3.
AT
THE
illllll i
NEW STORE,
Taltcrson, Juniata Co.. Pa.
1
The undersigned beg leave to state, that
they have purchased from J. B. M. Todd, his
entire stock of poods, and will iu ibe future
conduct the tncrcbantile business at the Old
Stand, in the borough of Patterson, Juniata
county. Pa., where lbey shall endeavor to
keep constantly on hand a full and complete
assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, CONSIST
ING OF
ALPACAS.
POPLINS. "
TLA IDS.
LUSTERS.
De LA INS.
.MERINOS.
MOHAIR,
GINGHAMS. ' '
CAMBRICS.
LAWSS, &C.
FANC1' GOODS,
MOTIONS.
JEWELRY,
HATS AND CAPS.
JJOOTS AND SHOES,
yUEENSU'Al'.E,
CEDARWARE.
GLASSWARE, CROCKERY",
FISH. SALT,
COFFEE, TEAS,
SIRUPS. SUGAR.
Ilaving just returned from the city with the
above enumerated stock of goods, all of
which have been purchased since tbe great
decline in Gold, we feel warranted in saying
that we can offer Goods at greatlv reduced fig
ures for CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
mar23-tf LAIRD 4 BELL.
8- DEAFNESS. BLINDNESS, and CA
TARRH treated with the utmost success by
J. Isaacs, M. D., and Professor of Du'atf of
the Kyt and Ear, hie tpecialty in the Medical
College of Penntrtvunia. 13 peart experience,
(formerly of Levden. Holland,) No. S' 5 Arch
Street. Phila. Testimonials ean be seen at
his office Tbe medical facu'ty are invited to
accompany their patients, as he has no secrets
in his praitice. Artificial eyes inserted with
out pain. No charge for examination.
oetll-ly
I t III II
f .dpi re
Li
Real Estate at Public Sale !
flHE undersigned, agent,' offors at public
JL sale, 41 tract of lane, the property of
Martha Fry. situate in Walker township. Ju
niata county, about one mile south of Van
wcrt. adjoining lands of Henry Lauver, Peter
Regan, and John Sartin. eontainipg '
FOUR AND ONE-FOURTH ACRES,
Having I hereon ereeted a
LOG HOUSE AND STABLE,
and other necessary outbuildings. There are
a number of Choice Fruit Trees on the prem
ises. Tbe Kile will lake place at 1 o'clock,
P. M., on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 21. 1871.
on tbe premises, when terms of sale will be
Bade known by
MICHAEL COLDRE, Agent,
BOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE.
TnE urdersigncd offors at private salo a
Two-story Ll FRAME HOUSE plas
tered and Shop, story and a half high, and
THREE IXT.S,
situated in Jobns;ou. Juniata county, front
ing on M lit. street and main road lciding to
Pern, and goad FRAME STABLE. Fruit of
all kinds, a good pale ience surrounding tbe
whole proper! v. Lots in high state of culti
vation. Apply to
JOHN FALLADBANE.
owner and resident on the ( lace.
Jan 4, 1871-3m
House and Lot for Sale !
THE undersigned will sell at private an
a HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND, 1
sale.
eit-
ua'e on Third Street, in the borough cf Mif
intown Tbe property is a very desirable
one tne nou?e oeinz in good repair, and a
General Variety cf Fruit on tie Lot.
If not sol i at private salo. tbe abova prop
erty will be offered at public sale, on tbe
premises, at 1 o'clock, V. II., ou
Saturday, February 4ta, 1871.
And if not then sold, will be immediately of
fered for rent.
J. C. DOTY, Agent,
for Mrs. Harah E. Dcrr.
January 3. 1871.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
At Private Sale!
THE uner-!;ncd offers at private sale a
tract of Iafid in Tuscarota townnbip, Ju
niata county, one mile southeast of McCoys
ville, containing
FOKTY-SEVEV ACHES
and some Perches, about twenty-three acres
cleared and in a gnod state of cultivation,
and the b ilance wi-h set with timber. The
property is well watered has no buillings,
but good location for buildings, li is a de
sirable property, and will be sold tow.
Also a Lot in JlcCoysvHIe, having a
Good House and Stable
and ouitiuildinirs tli'.-reon erpcted. alse a sinail
Liui!d;ng Fiiiiabie for a Shoemaker. Saddler,
Tailor or Tin Shop; a Well of good wutr on
the premises. This is a desirable property
for a iraJesman. in a good community, ar.d
convenient to sdhool, store and mill.
CPi For further information coll on or
address l!ie undersigned, in Patterson, or
J. S. Laird, in McCoytville.
novSiMt W. C. LAIRD.
REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.
T II E underpinned offers at private sale' a
certain Lo' or Tract of Land, situate in
Milford township. Juniata county, adjoining
lands of Alexander McCahan aad others,
containing
tiii ACRES.
and some Perched about Filteen Acres of
which are in a goi.d state of cultivation at.d
the balance well set wi:h Timber, bavin
thereon erected a
LOG HOUSE AND LOG STABLE,
ane all necessary outbuildings, also a Young
ORCH ARD of excellent fruit. Persons wih
inn to view tlie property will call on George
Bowers, residing near the premises, or the
undersigned, near Patterson.
JOHN T. METLIN.
Oct. 5-2m
Srfemg Ularjjmcs.
THE CELEBRATED SINGER
Tim
in
THE superior merits of he "Singer" Ma
chines over all others, for either family
use or manufacturing puij-oses, are so well
established and so (: ncr illy adaiitted. that
an enumeration of their relative excellencies
is no longer considered necessary.
OUR NEW FAMILY MACHINE,
vhich has been years in preparation and
which has been brought to perfection regard
less of time, labor or expense, and is now
confidently presented to the public as com
parably the best sewing .Macnine in exist
ence.
The Machine in question is Bimple, com
pact, durable and beautiful. It e quiet. ligb
running, and capable of performing a range
and variety of work never before attempted
upon a single Machine. using eiibar Silk
Twist, Linen or Cotton Thread, an i sewing
with equal facility I he very finest and coarsest
materiais, and anything Between ibe two ex
tremes, in the most beautiful and substantial
manner Its attachments for hemming, braid
ing, cordinpr. lucLing, quilting, fellit.g trim
ming, biuliug. etc., are novel and practical,
and nave been invented and adjusted especi
rlly for this Majhitie.
Machines alrays kept on iund at our
Clothing Store on Bridge street, MiHlintown,
Pa., for the inspection of the pablic, and for
sale at I h most reasonable prices.
Machine Cotton. Needles, Thread. Oil, &c,
and everything pertaining to ibis Machine
constantly kept On hand fir sale.
D. W. II A R LEY ft CO., Agents.
MiSintown, July 13, 1870-ly
COAL A!CD LUMBER YARD. The under
sinned begs leave to inform the public
tbat he keeps constantly on hand a large Stock
of Coal and Lumber. His stock embraces iu
part. Stove Coal, Smith Coal and Litne-bur-nets
Coal, at the lowest cash rates.
Lumber of all kinds and quality, such as
While Pine Plank, two indie's, do 1J While
Pine Boards, 1 inch, do one-half inch. White
Pine worked Flooring. Hemlock Boards,
Scantling, Joice. Rooting Latb. Plastering
Laih, Shingles. Striping, Sash and Doors.
Coal and Lumber delivered at short notice
Persons on the East side rf the River ean be
furnished with Limeburners Coal, kc, troni
j tbecoal yard at Tysons Lock.
iaug 15-ly. GEORGE GOSHEN
gfgul gldrcrtisfiucnts.
List of List Causes for Trial at Febru
ary Term, 187L
1. Bronson, Graves. Selover & Co. vs. David
Adama. Ko 44, Feb'y T.. 18o9.
2. David Crea vs. Kohh Uertzler & Collar
IVix. Ko. li t, Sept. T. 19
3. Henry Kpner vs Cyrus Seiber & Wm.
Hetrk-k. No. bS, Dec. T.. 19k!.
4. George Searer. Adtn'r of Jacob Scarer.
dee'd. vs. Abraham Shelley, io. 122, April
.. 137..
5. John Vancrir.c-r v. Emanuel Wetzler &
Wif?. No. 41. Supt. T. 1870.
6. Jacob Spado vs. Jeremiah Bruner 4 Wm.
Cail. No. 17, Sept T. lb'7.
7. Samuel Vocura v3. John & Catharine Bow
er & John MoAfous. No. HI, Sept, T., lt70.
8. Jacob Zfigler vt. IVnua. Canal Co. Ho.
14.J. Sept. T., 1370.
Jacob Lemon vs. George Goshen. So. 171
Sent. T.. 170.
10. V.'ra. Lenhuit. Aam'r of Henry Whit
mer. dec- vs. Abraham Whltmsr. Xo. 31,
Dee. T. 1370.
Ill E M'JICES, Troth y
Protwoxotaiit's OFne.
Milintrwn. January 2. 187".
List of Jurors for Feb. Term 1871.
eriANi Jtnorts.
Sprnee Hill WtlVam Ard, J. W. Barnard.
Milttmiora Joshua Beale. N. A. Klder.
Lack Wm. Buchnnan. Thomas Morrow.
.MiLi.ird D. Cuninham.
Fermanagh Charles Durum. R C. Gallagher.
Walker Dtvid Fowles. I.. S. Herr, 9. Rick-
enhatirh, Wm. P. Thompson. Joseph
ler -
Wen.
Fayette John Hcckruan, Jf.: J. Rine.
J. E.
Mliron.: 1
Monroe fsaac Halteman.
Tuscarora J. S. Laird Aiex. ?cKin!ey, Oli
ver rattcrson." '
Patrersoh James North.
Sif?quebanofc 'Jonathan Weiser. '
Pcrrysviile Joseph L. Stewart.
'rTtt 41'HOBS.
Miffintown Win. Bell. B. K.Kepner,
Milt'ird George Bowers.
Perrysv.lic Samuel Bu.k, James Shoaff.
Tu-cjror.v J. 0. Crawford, Wm ll.,rt. Woi.
Junk. Alex. .icCIure, Samuel Paunchaker,
It. H Patterson.
Susquehanna Elias Crawford.
Greenwood David Cargill, Jacob Fisher E.
SheilenhnrL'TV
Beaie Itiohard Doyle, Wm Fold, Wm Mill
ken.
Fermanagh Evan Davis. Ed Hutchison, Wm
Oles, Abraham Stoner. Jr.
Fayette J Eichman, Johu Leis, G W McAl-
ister, Johu Philips.
Spruce Hill J P Evans, Wm Evans, T 11
(lilson, J B Okoaoa. -Delaware
S 0 Trans, Nathan Keely, Daniel
Spicher, G'ViT Smith.
Patt.-rson-U 1! Henderson. T J Mildagh.
Walker Geo lleckman. Nelson I.ukens. John
Muser, M I'.oJgers, Samuel Seiber, Joseph
Sartin.
Monroe Pttr Karsettor. Luke Marks, II G
Shellsnherger, Diniel Wincy.
Trul ett D E Bob'son.
Laclt Mathias Stump.
Notize of Appeals.
The County Commissioners will hold their
tr:e:inial appais for thy enr lf?7 1 as follows :
Monday, February l:i. f.ir Turbctt twp in
the forenoon. anJ for Perrysvillc in the after
noon of the auie day at Mc.Manigal's hotel
in Perrvsviile.
Tuesday. February Hth, fjr Spruce Hi'.!
at Spruce Hill s-bool nii:se.
Wednesday, Feb. loth, for Tu?carora at
Wm Hackett's. M Coysvillo.
Thursday, February ltith, for Lack at
Pern Mr!!s.
Friday, Fehrnary 17th, fcr Beale at IlaMe
man's hotel. Johnstown.
r.ttirday, February 18th, fjr Milford in
! the forenoon, and for Patterson in the after.
noon of same day, at Parker's hotel, Patter
son. Monday. February 20th. for TYalker, at
F lleid's hotel. Mexico.
Tuesday. February '21st. for Delaware in
the fin-noon and for Thompntown in the
aftornoon of the same d.iy, at Sndor's hotel
in ThonipSdtitown.
Wednesday. February "-d, for Greenwood,
at Thos Cox's hotel
Thursday. February '1ZI. for Susquehanna
at Rarner's hotel.
Frid.iv. February "Jlth, for Monroe',- at
Landis' 'hot 1. P.ichlieM.
Saturday, February 2oth. for Fayette, St
North's hotel, M'Alis'er?vii- ;
Monday. February 27th. for Fermnnagb in
the forenoon and Mifflin iu the afternoon of
the same day in Commissioners' Otiice.
All persons feeling themselves aggrieved
by ibe late assessment may attend if they
think roper.
Up order of tho Board. j
J. MIDDAGIl, CUrk.
Dec -27, li70. . i
RoCLA MAT ION Whxukas thk llo.i.
the Court of Common Pleas ef Ihe 9th Judi
cial i)istr:ct, composed of the counties of
luuiuta. Perry aud Cumberland, and ti.e i
Hons. Tut mas I. Mu.tiKEX and Samuel I
Watts, Judges of th Court of Common Pleas
of Juniata county, have issued their precept (
to me directed, bearing date the Sih dry of!
Den.. 1S7', for holding a Court of Oyer
and Trmini'and General Jail Delivery, and
General ljuarlur Sessions of the Peace, at
MiCliiituwii, on the firtt Monday of Febru-1
ary. 1M7I, being Ibelilh day of the month:
NOTICE IS lilZl'.Elil Gl LN to tbe Coro
ner. Justices of the Peace an l Constables of
lbs county of Juniata, that they he then and
there iti their proper persons, at I o'clock in
the a!terncn ot t-aid day, with records, in
quisitions, examinations and o'her remem
brances, to do those things that to their offi
ces respectively appertain, and those that are
bound by recognizance to pros-icuie against
ihe prisoners that are or then may he in the
Jail of said cour.ty of Juniata, be then and
there to prosecute against them i.s shall be
just.
P,y an Act of Assembly, passed the 8th Jjy
of Alay. A. D. 1X54. it 19 made the duty of
the Justices of the Peace cf the several conn
tics of this Commonwealth to return tc? the
Clerk of the Ccnrt of Quarter Sessions cf the
Peace, of the respective counties, ail the re
cognizances entered into before them by any
person or persons chargd with the com-nis
sion of any Crime, except such cases as may
be ended before a Justice of ihe Peace, under
Ihe existing laws, at leist (en diys before Ihe
commencement of the session of tbff Court to
which they are made n'urnahle respectively,
and in all case-; where any recognizances are j
,. . , . i
commei cemen. oi u . - j ,
.... ..iMLn.!.. t h . 1 -lint iim ire re i
quired to return the sante in the same manner
as if said act had not been passed.
Dated at Mitliinto n, tbe -ud d:iy cf Jan..
I in the year of our Lord one thousand tight
hundred and seventy-one.
JOSEPH ARD, Sherif.
Sheriffs Office. Mifflintown,
J.-tniiary U, 171. )"
Dissolution.
"VTOT'CE is hereby given thai tho partr.er
iN snip which ex's e-1 between the uader-
!iip1 in the hotel business iu tbe borough of !
Patierssn. wis dissolved ry mutual consent,
on the First of December. Ie70. The books
and accounts are in the hauls of Mr. Young
for collection.
WILLIAM R. YOUNG.
dec!4-'t SAMUEL MURPHY.
Hone Osualae nnlesB iignwl I. Cvm.
Utv Ldrrrti5fa:ent5.
TUSCAE02A ACADEMY.
The 2nd Session of the Soth school year
will begin January Otb. Those desiring
boarding, furnished rooto. washing and tui
tion in a firt class Boarding Sclio.il for
term of nearly six months, for $125.. will
pleas send for a circular to Ac lemia. Pa.
UNIVERSALIS!: Wn.TistT? Send for
the STAR IN" TllF. Wk'ST. C:9fft9;i.
A large 8-pg-; week'y ; estnh! shrj 1397.
It meets f the wants of tho family; $.'50
per year, Jfl.'i.'i six irmitb. Trv ii. Speci
mens fre Address WILLIAMSON 4 CAN'T
WtLL. Cinc-inn-ii, (T5i0.
CHRISTIAN STANDARD oppoae Sects
and ailvoeatei Pnmiiffe riiristinnity.
Hfnt and cheapest Ksinily Weekly; 8 pairs;
4S co nmns. Kdi'ed by ICI?ers I-c Easrr
anil J S. LaWe. Oitfy $2 a year! Speci
mensree. J. W. CAKKCLL & C)., Pubs.,
Cincinnaii. Ohio.
fi T?rY 5 persons to mccessfui'iy canvas
vT JZj J ffr I'terhiiims we offer, and ra
ceire$2.S Waifham Watch for yourself.
Address Vtodlt't Werkly. I'avlon. Ohio.
(GENUINE NORWAYOATS
and ALSllvE CLuVLIt Sample pack
age '" frn lo all Farmers; also, a opv of
the AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL, hyen
closinp stamp to N. P. BoYEa & Co., Parkes
burg. Chester Co., Pa.
A'
GENTS .'ever Book Agent and ALL
who see this. VF.1TE ME and he wis.
Address F. S. Fuller, Publi shcr, SpnngSelJ,
Mas. 8. It will pat.
VTEW
i-N Siea
YORK Safety Steatu Power Co.
Steam Enir'.nes. with and wi'h -iit cut otT.
; and Sectional Safety Steam Boilers, built in
I qnantUies by special machinery. Send for
circular. ! i Cortlandl ft.. S. Y.
1'icirs
FLOEAL .GUIDE
foi: us'
Tnr Fi Ast Emtkts' or Oms I!crr.iD aai
j F:rTT Tunr.'A:." copir of Virk's Illustrate.!
I l?atalogui-s of SecJ.i ar.il Floral Ouide, ie pub
lished atr i Te'ady ra seu-l oirt Its! pages, ana
an Engraving :.f alntoM every desirable Flow
er anil Vecotabie. ll is el:ian:!y printed on
fine tinted paper. iUjtra:ed with Three Hun
dred fine Wood Engraviugs and Two beauti
ful COLORED PLATES.
Tho most beautiful and the most iii-triicuve
live Floral Guide published. A GEllMAM
EDITION published, in all other respects
i similar lo the English.
Sent frre to all my customers rf l,f), as
rapidly ns possible, without application.
Sent lo all others who order them for Tsa
Cssts, which is not half the cost. Add ran
JAME3 VICK.
Rochester. N. Y.
Us3 0 Vegetatls 1Q0
xr-i wiiv it V ntv2twa.ll J
The oil stinlf.rd remedy for Coughs. Cold.,
Consumption. 'Xothitj later." CfTi.se
Huns. & '!., Ro--ton.
Ul'HA.U'd D1TILATORY POWKP R
movts superfluous hair in minu't,
i with'-rtt iujitrv lo the skin. Scut l y ratil for
! SI. Hi.
j rhMfs asthua fiTiE
Ret. eves most Vio.eut paroxysms in fire mm.
uter nd effects a i-ptedy sure, l'r'ce by
mail.
THE JAPANESE ILUK STAIN
Colors the whiskers anl hair a beautiful
Mark or brown. It consists of only one
Mersration, 75 cents by mail. Address 3.
C. U'HAM. No. 7ol Jayne Street. Philadel
phia. P". Circulars sent free. Sold by all
i iVerb Salary! Young men
wanted a local and traveling sales
men- Ad'lresp (wilh stamps R. U. WAL
KKR. - I Park Row. N. Y.
Employment for All.
Q-J f SAURY PER WEEK, and expenses
O -I yJ paid .j;ents, to sell our new and
useful discoveries. Ad. it ess 1J. SWEET &
CO., Marshall, Mich.
Agents!
lu'ad This
w
EW1LL PAY AGENTS A SALARY of
$:i) per week and expenses, or allow a
large commission, to tell our new and won
derful invention. Address M. VVAUNER &
CO., Marshal;, Mich.
A CARD.
A Clergyman, while residing iu South
America as a iiiisioua y, discovered a safe
and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervoua
Weakness. Eatly Decav. Disease of tbe t'ri
nnry and Seminal Organs, tin 1 ihe whol
irftin ot lintr!crs hronjht ort f!y fnticfttl and
vicious bal'ifs . Oreat numbers have been
cured by tb:S noliie' remedy. Pf-ompte by a
desire loh'-uefit l!ie atllicted and uniortnne
I will satni the recipe for preparing and us
ing this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any
oae who needs it. Free nf clmrrrr. Addres.
JOSEPH T. I N MAN. Station D. Ciblo liouw.
New York I'it7
At I E N TS V A N T E D KO R
Vol
FROM thk FIELDS or LITKRATl'ItE. Con
taining selectnui tVoin "'s nrxnsKfiof the
mist popu nr AiiRu-.tN and riitirtii afithors.
including Ad iM::. Ilanroff. Paeon. Detacher.
Rulwer. I'bapin If..- li . Catithr. Conper. D
Quitii'v. Eveierr. En:ei--o:,. Newuwin. Hall, J.
i. liiiUaixl. living. Longfellow. Par!ir. Phil
lips. PuiMhnn. RnbcrtSoii. liukin. Whately.
Webster, and c-tliers t-H.i!ly crlebmtej for
their skill in tr-e use of beautiful lunguagn
and for their .-iron enfurciuner.t of noh!
ilea. Six buii-in-l pa?s, elegant hror'
fiontpieee in te:i colors. Hiid ni:my choice en
gravings, at o:i lin'f ihe piie'e cLarg-d for
any other 1 -i-.-k nf its quality; Agents can
ISfll tw-ee as iitanv of il:n hook as of anr
other in the ut-irUet. Ladies meet wiih the
best uf sncc'-ss.
Ilrrgyoien. Teacher. nn.Z ei'Prgeric yonn)t
mn nd la-l;i- watit-l in every township to
j act as Agents, ou verv liberal term.. Se-d
, ,,.-,.,., '. ",.,. ', "
. .,n., i. I , j li; I iui no in, in. , III -mum i.
I Ohio; Chicagn. 111.; St.
Louis. Mo. : or
novO-fim
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w f -X HI- I -Jl" ft. j j
J-. Ul rKii ..i : rr-1. imitn. iirt W.
tin v. ('.- r.,4tt o.. ao4 lit. lr. on. t -Kr,M.
N. C..rs 1 " st..u.h:i,f
ron o 1 yi Si ' lv ""-r S1""'
tn.rfA:il l I ,4 I . without tn.
itofe ..r .a.n- t tr - mdii..
in.l :t:.l-i .'.:! ; V. 1 f, 1 po- try
r.-,t itit i nM i O VilWd.nd r
OM.vwi. ;f tjk.-.i in -4 I Q i ?i i tirunjrfcn.
n.-tr-rnn 1 t J . I ntU-fitsPm-
UU lt.,tr i 1 ft"K'l tret-i.i-
.;. tei'..n4 .--ir 10 t1 rjl ftdrtisi-
ra-n: .- i,:hn ' hv. tlM
U'.-u3t. t. a. wtiier ahuivl't v4r ba nfte-1. kr
rirt- vl ip. .cn l f .r -ir."l'..- i-llt. '.r-.l'.-r-.K t, ftl-ir
v rn-r i n '
T'OAL. I.
J of Met
ind nil kinds
roiiiiti use f,.r sa c. Chesniui (Jak
Dark. Railroad Ties, all k:nd of (,i-uin and
See-ls bout;fif at the higiie-et marker pric" for
cash or exchanged for raerchaniL-e. c al,
lumber, ic. to suit c-i'toti.ei-s I :i-n pre
pared lo turtiih tj buildern bills of lumber
just as wanted anl on short notice, uf either
oak or yellow nine lumber.
NO MI UERTZLER. '
Jatit
Tort Royal. Juniata Co.. Ta.
NOTICE TO C0LLECT0ES.
COLLECTORS of State and t;..iinty Taxes,
prior to 1S70. will he ieiiiir;d losnt!
their respective Duplicates at or before th
February term of Court : also, tlie Collectors
of 170 will be required to s.;:tlo their Du
plicates at or before the April term of Court,
as no further indulgence can bo given.
Those Collectors neglecting ihe above no
tice may expect their bonds sued out accord
ing to law. .
Dy order of the Commissioner".
JOS. MIL'D.UrH, Clerk.
Dec. 10, 170.