jt Janiati Sfntiiui.
WEDNESDAi MORNING, MAR. 8.
1871.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. OS AND
fter Sunday, Dec. 4, 1870, Passenger
Train will leave MiHlin Station aa follows:
EASTWARD.
Philadelphia Express.. 13,50 A. M
Fast Line 3,34 A. M.
Hamsb'g Accouiujoda'n 10,45 A. M.
Mail Train 6,46 P. M.
Cincinnati Express 8,45 P. M.
WESTWARD.
Cincinnati Exprers.. 1,57, A. M.
Pacific Express 3,46 A. M.
Mail Train 3,27, P. M
Vy Passenger 10,25 A. M.
Pittbur? Express 6,20 A. M.
Adams' Express.. .. 3,26 A. M.
JAMES NORTH, Ag't
JCXIITl EmiPlEtT," He. 19, I. o.
0 F. nieets on the first and third Tuesdays
f each month, in the Odd Fellows' Hall,
Tbumpeoutowu, Juniata Co., I'a.
WM. J. LENNI8, C. P.
W. C. Loo tie, Scribe.
TOWN AND COUNTUl.
Go to V. F. Snydor'a to buy your
Chairs.
For Sale. A good tour-horse wagon.
Inquire at this office.
Fish. Many fish have been caught
iu the canal during the past week.
Pkepixo. What the little folks call
Easter posy stalks,'' are peeping out of
the ground iu the gardens.
FlRE. A chimney on fire in Patter
son last Monday evening created quite
an excitement in that town
Organizi.xo Huntingdon is organ i
zing a Saving and Loan Association,
with the editor of the Monitor as Presi
dent. j A Patent. We see that among
the patents issued for the week ending
February 2Sih, 1871, is one to Thomas U.
Parker, of Miflliutown, for Wash Boiler.
The largest lot of Saddles. Harness,
Collars, ic, iu the county, for sale by
James H. Simons, Mifflintown, whose
work is pronnuncd by good judges to beof
superior quality. Go to Siinous for your
saddles and li trnoas.
'Leo Hbokks. Last Wednesday one
of William McLaughlin's sons fell on the
ice on "Lost Creek," and broke his right
li-g between ihe ankle and knee joint.
Dr. lUnks was cull, d to "set"' the bro
ken Kg The boy is doing as well as
can be expected.
?d
j Ov Saturday list, the property known
inui-uj' us me ioiiii property, lucaieu
.1.. I-k l: I ..J
on the corner of Mulberry alley and
Bridge street, was sold fr fifteen hun
dred and ten dollars. J. Lyons was the
purchaser, and expects to build there.
Somk Ladies suffer dreadfully with
the headache and this causes their hair
to fade. Nature's Hair Restorative
is a sure remedy for the ache and will
restore the color of blanched, gray or
faded hair, For t-'sle by B. F. Kepner,
Mifflintown. See Advertisement.
Attention No lood, but lots of
raiment for both men and boys, at S. B
Loudon's, who has just received a full
line of Spring Goods, which he will cut
and fashion to suit the most fastidious in
dress. Call at his Tailoring Establish
ment on B idge street, one door east of
the Sentinel, office.
Wis all consider the embodiment of
strength and power, but how few are
aware that it is this same element in the
system, that gives us strength and vigor,
aud that an insufficiency of it causes
weakness and debility. The Peruvian
Syrup, a protoxide of iron, is prepared
expressly to supply this vitalizing tle-
St. Ci.ocd of I'ihi.au'a One of the
iiaudsnmest hotels in the Uniou, the St.
Clood, on Arch St., above 7th, Philad'a.,
was a week or two ago opened by Messrs.
JIulliu, who are also proprietors of the
popular Mounuiu House at Creeson, Pa.
The terms are S3. 00 being lower than
any first clans hotel in the country. The
St. Cloud is well worthy of pa'.rouage.
Land Titles m Luu. A very cu
rious mode of trying the title to land is
practised in Hindustan. Two holes are
tins: iu the disputed spot, in each of
which the plaintiff's and defendant's law
yers put one of their legs, and remain
there until one of tliein is tired, in which
case his elint is defeated. In this coun
try it is the clietit, not the lawyer, who
put his fiot in it. Lx.
SHRnirr's Sales. The following
property will be exposed to' sale, at the
Court House, iu Mifflintown, on Monday,
March 20lh, 1871, at 1 o'clock P. M. :
A tract of land situate in Susquehanna
township, Juniaia county, containing 33
acres, more or less. Also another tract
of land, in same township, having there
oa erected a frame house, frame barn,
and other outbuil ling. To be sold as
ihe property of S . G. Dressier.
New and Vali adle Seeds Given
A wav. We have received from N P.
lioyer & Co , of Parkcsburg, Chester
Co., Pa samples of Imported Norway
Oats, Alsike Clover aud Chester county
Mammoth Corn; they generously offer
to send sample packages free to all Far
mers who trnd ttamjit to pay postage.
Messrs X. P Boyer & Co., are the Larg
est Importers of Thoroughbred Stock
and Choice Seed's in the United States,
and as there is so much bogus Norway
Oats and other Seeds being sold, they
wish to give every Farmer in the country
a chance to test their. Genuine Seeds,
free of charge. We hope all our far
mer friends will avail themselves of this
generous offer.
For SaleA House A 1
Main Street, in the borough of Patter
eon. Good House, out buildings, &c
Will be sold low and ou easy terms.
Inquire of H. H. Wilson
b'22-t. Agent
OYES! OYES!
The best place m this region to
buy good, cheap, durable, and faeh
ouable Chairs is at W. F. Snyder's
Chair Works, Mifflintown, Pa. If you
want a good article go at once to Mr.
Suyder; hi work cannot be surpassed.
Liberal discount to dealers. Remember
the sign of the Big Red Chair on the
pole, ilead his advertisement in an
other column.
House and Lot for Sale Mrs. Sarah
J. Lusk offers to sell Iter House and Lot.
situate iu Perrysville, this county, on
very reasonable terms. The house is
located on the corner of Market and
Third streets, nearly opposite J. B. Oke
sou's store, and is in good repair. There
is also a shop connected with the house,
fronting on Ma ket street, suitable for any
business not requiting too much room.
Any one desiring a pleasant dwelling,
would do well to call and examine it and
see for themselves, and learn terms,
Feb 22- 6t
Propertv Sold On Wednesday
Mr. John Hoffman sold his lot, located
on the corner of Bridge and Water streets,
to the Odd Fellow Hall building associa
tion, for the sum of two thousand dol
lars. The building association have con
cluded to build a hall 30 feet in frout
by 55 feet deep, and three stories high.
This will make an excellent building.
By reference to advertisement in another
column it will be seen that the time for
receiving proposals for re-building the
hall has beeu extended to 12 o'clock M.
on Saturday, March 25th.
Efficacy of Onions A writer
says : We are troubled ottcn with severe
coughs, the result of colds of longstand
ing, which may turn to consumption or
premature death. Hard coughs cause
sleepless nights by constant irritation in
the throat, and a strong effort to throw
off offensive matter from the lungs. The
remedy I propose has been tried by me
and recommended by me with good re
sults, which is simply to take into the
stomach before retiring for the night, a
piece of raw onion, after chewing. The
esculent in an uncooked state is very
heating, aud collects water from the
IU!
,
lungs aid throat, causing immediate re
lief to the patient.
A 15or Accidentally Shoots An
other Buy. Last week Mr. Thomas
Barnard, of Beale township, loaded sev
eral chatnh rs of a gun, a sixteen
shooter, for some purpose, but they were
not discharged. He did not remove the
loads from the chambers, and a day or
two after, while from home, a sou about
) yetrs f ae got the gun and wae hand
ling it in the tamily sitting room. A cham
ber was accidentally discharged, the con
tents of which, a half ounce ball, passed
through the fleshy part of the thigh of a
neighbor's son, about 16 years of age,
who was in the room. It fortunately
only proved to be a flesh wound. The
bone was not touched. The ball lodged
in the facing of a window. Dr. Sterrett
was called and gave the wounded boy
the proper attention
Chalk. One of the solid men of Ju
niata, "a sterling Republican," one of the
"old guard," one who never flinches when
the storm rages the fiercest, communi
cates to us an item of news, not of a
f political character, but t'le following :
That " Mr. Joseph h. Kauflman, who
owns a small farm on the top of Quigley's
hill, less than one mile east of M'Alister
ville, recently, in digging a well on his
premises, when at the depth of SO feet.
passVd through a bed of chalk seven feet
in thickness, one layer of four inches of
which was of as clear a white and as Cue
a quality, and marks fully as well as that
bought in the stores." He thinks that
"perhaps exposure to the atmosphere may
have a tendency to harden it."
The same friend, some time ago, sent
us an article on tobacco, which we have
frequently seen since in our exchanges.
Come again, eome often.
Higuwav Robbery. Last Friday
evening Mr. John Hosteller, of Johns
town, this county, came to Patterson
from Altoona, where he has latterly been
working, on the 8:45 P M. train. He
immediately started to walk home, which
is at Johnstown, five miles upTuscarora
Valley. When about a mile distant from
PatUrson, on the road leading by Locust
Grove School House, two men the one
black and the other white stepped into
the road and requested him to slop. He
did so. The black fellow then presented
a revolver to his breast aud ordered him
to deliver his money to them. Uuder
the circumstances he thought it best to do
so. Hehauded them his pocket book.
They " went through it," aud took out
the money that was in i: ten dollars and
some cents and then returned it to him.
The black f. How was thrown off his
guard while all this was going on. Mr.
Uostetler, seeing this, sprang upon him
with the object of wrenching the revolver
from him. The black fellow fell into a gut
ter at the side of the road, with Mr. Uos
tetler on top. Seeing the white man
coming to ti.e assietance of his burglar
friend in the gutter. Hosteller sprang up
and ran away. Three shots were fired at
him as he ran, two of which passed
throueh his hat When he reached home
he found that his hands were quite black,
aud he believes that they were so colored
when struggling wiih the fellow in the
gutter at the side of tha road, who, he
believes, was a white man blackened
We learn that diptheria is prevailing
to a considerable extent in some portions
of Fayette township.
The Juniata Reform Council No. S3,
3. O. A. M. of this place has again been
organized, and is in a flourishing condi
tion. Internal Revenue notice to- Tax
Paters. The Assessor, W. W. Davis,
announces that "owing to many changes
m the law within the last year, it is not
deemed advisable to visit different parts
of the county as heretofore." lie will
meet all parties subject to tax at his of
fice in Mifflin, on Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday, March 1, 2, 3, 4 6, 7, 8,
1871. All license are removed except
on retail liquor dealers, and tobacco and
cigars dealers. Incomes execediug
$2,000 are subject to a tax of 2 J per
cent."
Twelve Kisses.
There's a formal kiss of fashion,
Aud a burning kiss of passion ;
And a father's kiss,
A mother's kiss.
And a sister's kiss to nerve.
There's a traitor's kiss for gold,
Like a serpent's clammy fold ;
A first kUs,
A stolen kiss.
And the thrilling kiss of love,
A mocking kiss,
A maiden kiss,
A kiss when fond heart sever ;
But the saddest kiss,
On earth is this
A kiss to part forever.
Too Poor. Moore of the Rural Xew
Yorker, was silting in his office, one af
ternoon some years ago, when a framer
friend came in aud said : "Mr. Moore, I
like your paper, but times are so hard 1
can not pay for it."
"Is that so, friend Jones ? I'm very
sorry to hear that you are so poor ; if
you are so hard run 1 will give you my
paper.''
"Oh, no ! I can't take it as a gift."
"Well, then, let's see how we can fix
it. You raise chickens, I believe."
"Yes, a few. but they dou't bring any
thing, hardly."
''lou't they ? Neither does my paper
cost anything. Now I have a proposi
tion to make to you. I will continue
your paper, and when you go home you
may select from your lot one chicken
and ca 1 her mine. Take good care of
her and bring to me the proceeds, wheth
er in egrgs or in chickens, and wc will
call it square."
"All light, brother Moore ;" and the
old man chuckled at what he thought
a capital bargain. He kept the contract
strictly, and at the end of the ear found
that he had paid about lour prices for
the paper. He often tells the joke on him
self, aud says he never has h id the face
to say he was too poor to take a paper
since th it day.'' M dl farmer.
Plblic Sales.
Rudolph EhrUman. of Fayette town
ship, will sell at public sale, on Thurs
day, March 9th, two horses, 2 cows, 3
head yonng cattle. 5 shoats, and a lot of
farming implements, also household fur
niture Sale at 10 o'clock. Wm Cav
eny. Auctioneer
John J. Patterson will sell at public sale
on his farm in Milfoid twp , occupied by
Anlrew Shover, on Tuesday, March
14th, three mares, four mules, one cow,
one tat steer and a lot of farming uten
sils. Sale 10 at o'clock, Win. Given,
Auc.
D. A. Yoder and Tobias Hertzler will
offer at public sale, at the residence of
D. A. Yoder, is Spruce Hill twp , on
Wednesday, March 15th, one blooded
brood mare, one span of mules, four cows,
two. heifers, five sheep, and a lot of farm
ing itnp'emenls. Sale at 10 o'clock. D.
K P. Bealor, Anc.
Corns How they sting, throb, ache,
smart nd burn, upon our feet. In rain
we beg. and threaten, we curse, we flourish
the sharpest knives above their heads, we
burn, we cut, hack, hew and fell, and still
Ihe pesky come remain a thing of misery.
Useless are entreaties, tears, curses, groans ;
nothing can remove our corns but Brigg's
Alleviator and Curative, a sure cure tor
Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, and all ail
ments of the feet.
Piles! Internal, External, Bleeding or
Itching. Thi- distressing and harrowing
disease is alarming on the increase. More
so. perhaps, from the fact that those who are
evicted with it are, from a false notion of
delicacy, afraid lo ask for a remedy, thereby
making their condition known. How wrong
and fatal is this neglect. At the first intima
tion of the appearance of this complaint
they should procure Brigg' Uurivaled Pile
Kemcdy, and, using it according to directions,
immediately check it and permanently cure
it. It is easy of application, and thorough
in its effects.
Headache, Neuralgia and Nervous Di
eases. The wonderful effects of Dr. Briggs'
Allevantor, for the speedy cure of the above
very prevalent ami painful afflictions isknown
to many thousands who have used it with the
nine, unqualified success. In every case of
the complaint above enumerated it has never
fulled to give immediate relief. Its effect is
magical beyond precedent. One trial will
convince Ihe most skeptical. Each bottle
making two quarts when diluted for use.
Conscmptios. Tki fatal and dreaded dis
ease can, and has been cured. Dr. J. Briggs'
Throat and Lung Healer is a pleaaent. agree
able and sure remedy for Coughs. Whooping
Cough, Cronp, Hoarseness. Bronchitis, Lar
yngiiis. Sore Throat, Asthma, Consumption,
and all diseases of the Throat, Lungs and
Chest.
The above medicines are sold by BANKS 4
HAMLIN, Mitfiintown, and by druggists gen
erally. MARRIED.
On the 23d ult., by Rev. Mr. Copenhaver,
Mr. JACOB UECKMAN. of Fermanagh Iwp.
and Miss JENNIE MUSSER, of Fayette twp.
On Ihe same day, by the same, Mr. ADAM
SPONHODR, of Fayette twp , and Miss
MARY HAINES, of Fermanagh township.
VIED.
Ou the night of the 5th inst., in MeAlis
terville, Mr. JOHN SELL, aged about 60
years.
70R SALE Three set of Cook Stove Pat
terns, No. 7, 8, and 9, Flasks and Follow
Boards, all complete, by
SILAS SHAMP,
liitflintown.
Oct 6-3m
Handbills for public sales printed on
short notice at the Sinti.nsl Ofmci.
Commercial.
CLOSING PRICES
OF
DEjglYEN&gRa
- 40 So. ZdSt. Phila.
3 o'clorJ:, p. m. Mar. 7, 1871.
V. 9. 6's of '81 lHJ114f
" '62, Ul($U2i
64 111112
'65 - lllf,112
. '05, new 110(S,IH'J
" '67, new lief$llu
68 11.fr)lllJ
6s. 10-40' - Illt$lllj
V. S. 80 Vear 6 per cent.Cy 113J(S)118,
Gold, 110(S)1U
Silver. in;jra!08
Union Pacific R. R. 1st M. Bonds- 815 (aj8oo
Central Pacific' R. R - 950 S',96')
Union Pacific Land Grant Bonds- 745 (,7C0
MIFFLINTOWN & PATTERSON MARKETS
PRICES OF BOARD OF COMMERCE.
Reported weekly for the JcnIata Sentihel
by the Board of Commerce of Mifflin and Pat
terson. BHEAnsTurrs.
Extra Family Flour, bbl $6 50
" " J J bbl 1 80
Wheat (prime) Tjl bus 1 20
Rye ' " 75
Corn " " 60
Oats " " 50
Barley " " 70
Seeds.
Cover 8 25
Timothy 5 00
Flax 1 HO
Beans 1 50
Bl'NDBIRS.
Butter V lb 25
Eggs. dox 22
Lard, lb 12
Country Soap 8
Beeswax 25
Tallow 8
Rags, while 6
" mixed 3
Wool, washed 40
Poultry, live 8
Dried Apples 6
Peaches, pared 20
" Peaches, un pared 15
" Cherries
" Cherries, pitted 15
'! Blackberries 4
' Raspberries 20
Country llama 14
Sides and Shoulders 11
Potatoes, 11 bus 1 00
Onions " 1 Of.
Railroad Ties 60
Locust Posts, mortising - 3
" " for board fence.. - 16
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PniLAPKLPbiA. Mar. 7, 1871.
Seeds Cloverseed meats a good demand,
wiih sales of 1,200 bus at lljalljc. Tim
othy commands $6 25at 50.
Flour. There is a moderate demand for
flour, and holders are firm in their views.
Sales of 1.9U0 barrels including
Superfine S5 87(5.5 50
Extras r. $5 "A 00
N. W. Extra Family $7 25(5 7 37
Penna. do. do. .. f fi ftnft 7 (Ml
Ohio & Ind. do. do $7 2 V.i,7 75
Fancy Brands $8 259 50
Gram. Wheat of prine qmlity is in
grod .iem inJ. sales 10.400 bus at 51 52 for
poer 111. da, $1 7l!e$l 71 fcr amber; and
$ I 8nal 9o for while. Rye is steady at 95a
SI t'5. Corn meets a god demand and 32,
000 bus at fnc for yellow at 70a8Oc for West
mexed. 0ts are steidy; sales of 3,40 bus
I'euu. at C3at)"c.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MltKET.
Monday, Mar. 6 P. M.
Beef Cattle The market for beef cattle
was sgiin dull to-day' but prices were with
out material change. Thebetler descriptions
were inquired after to a limited extent, but
Ihe medium ai:d low graces were extremely
slow to more, and entirely nominal in value.
We quote choice at 8a8c ; fair lo good at
6j'7jc1 and common at 4a6c "j lb gross
Cos and Calves meet a steady inquiry at
Inst week's figures. Sales of 200 head at
$40a75.
Siikep were not much sought after but
prices were very firm. We quote at 6afijo.
lb gross.
Him; attracted but little attention, and
demitad at the close. Sales of 3.000 head at
Sll'alO 50 for slop, and fllall 50 per 100
lbs net for corn fad.
JUNIATA COUNTY NORMAL SCHOOL.
Patterson, la.
Principal Teacher, - - AUGUSTUS BAUM.
1st Assistant Miss M. P. AURAND.
2nd " --
COCRSE OF STCDV.
Orthography, Reading, Penmanship. Men
tal and Writien Arithmaiic. English Gram
mar Geography, Composition, History, The
ory and Practice of Teaching, Algebra, Ge
ometry, Philosophy, Rhetoric, ic.
EXPENSES.
Tuition for Primary Pupils from $3.00 to
4.50. All the common branches, except His
tory, $5.0.1 ; higher branches from $5.00 to
$8.00 per quarter of eleven weeks. Board
ing can be had in private families at from
$2.50 to 3.00 per week.
HOOKS USED
Sanders' Union . Readers and Spellers,
Brooks's Mental Arithmetic. Brooks's and
Greenleafs Written Arithmetics, Brooks's
Geometry, Mitchell's Geographies, Clarke
Grammars, Quackenhns' Composition and
Rhetoric, Anderson's History's Wickersham'a
School Economy, Greenleafs Algebras,
Quackenbos' Philosophy.
ADVANTAGES.
Geo. W. Lloyd, County Superintendent,
will be in attendance during the term at stat
ed times and give instruction in Theory and
practice of Teaching
Special attention will be given to thorough
ness in the branches ri quired to be taught in
the common schools. Theory and Practice of
Teaching, School Discipline. Study and Pro
per Methods of Conducting Recitations.
Frequent Reviews and Examinations will
be held during the term, and a careful record
of each pupil's progress will be kept.
CALENDAR.
The spring term will open April 10th. 1871,
and close June 23d. The fall term will open
July 17tb, 1871, and close September 2'Jtb.
For further information, address
AUGUSTUS BAUM, Patterson,
(IB,
GEO. W. LLOYD, Thompsontown.
Mir l-3t
Sptrial Bclicrs.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, and CA
TallKl! treated wiih Ihe utmost success by
J. Isaacs, M. D., and Professor of Vifatrt of
the Eie and Ear, At epeeialty in the Medical
Colle'je of Prnntylvania. 13 peart' experience,
(formerly of Leyden. Holland,) No. 806 Arch
Street. Phila. Testimonials ean be seen at
his ofiico. The medical faculty are invited to
accompany their patients, as he baa no secrets
in his praitice. Artificial eyes inserted with
out pain. No charge for examination.
octl2-ly
"FEATHERS,"
ALL GRADES
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT
FAMILIES AD DEALERS.
QUALITY WARRANTED.
( F. C. CRAIGHEAD,
Jan25-Sta f PiTTiBUEOt Pa-
gtur dirrtisrmfntj.
WALT HAM
WAT C HE S .
The extensive use of these watches for the
last fifteen years by Railway Conductors,
Engineers and Expressman, the most exact
ing of watch-wearers, bas thoroughly de
monostrated the strength, steadiness, dura
bility and accuracy of the Wailhim Watch
To satisfy that class in all these respects, is to
decide tha question as to the real value of
these time-keepers.
More than 500,000 of these watches are
now speaking for themselves in the pockets
of the people a proof and a guarantee of
their superiority over all others.
The superior organization and great extent
of the Company's Works at Wall ham, enables
them to produce watches at a price which
renders competition futile and those who
buy any other watch merely pay from 25 I
50 per cent, more for their watches than is
necessary.
These time-pieces combine every improve
ment that a long experience has proved of
real practical use. Having had the refusal
of nearly every inveniion in watch making
originating in this country or in Europe,
only those were finally adopted which levere
testing by the most skilful artisans in our
works, and long use on the part of the public,
demonstrated to be essential to correct and
enduring time keeping.
Among the many improvements we would
particularize :
Ihe invention and use of a centre pinion
of peculiar conFtruction, to prevent damng
lo the train by Ihe breakage of main-springs,
is original with Ihe American Watch Com
pany, who, having bad be refusal of all oth
er contrivances, ad-pled Fogir's patent pin
ion as being the best and faultless.
Hardened and tempered hair-springs, now
rniversally admitted by Watchmakr lo be
Ihe best, are used in ait grades of Wall ham
Watches.
All Waltham Watches have dust proof
caps, protecting the movement from dust,
and lessening the necessity of Ihe frequent
cleaning necessary in other watches.
Our new patent stem-winder, or keyless
watch is already a decided success, and a
great improvement on any stem-winding
waleb in the American market, and by far
the cheapest watch of its quality now offere.i
to Ihe public. To those living in portions of
the United Slates where watchmakers do
not abound, watches with the above mention
ed improvements which tend la ensure ac
curacy, cleanliness, durability and conveni
ence, must prove invaluable.
The trademarks of the various styles made
by the Company are as follows :
Amrrican Watch Co., Waltham, Mass.
Ams. Watch Cj , Waltham, Mass.
American Watch Co., Crescent St., Wal
tham. Mass.
Appletox, Tract k Co.. Waltham, Mass.
An ericas Watch Co , Adams t , Waltham
Mass.
Waltham Watch Co.. Waliham, Mass.
P. S. Hartlett. Waltham. Mass.
Wm. Ellert. Waliham. Mass.
Home Watch Co , Boston, Mass.
Examine the spelling of these names care
fully before buying. Any vairatio:i even of
a single letter, indicates a counterfeit.
For sale by all 1 ading jewelers. No
watches retailed by Ihe Company.
An illustrated history of watch-making,
containing much useful information to
watch-wearers sent lo any address on appli
cation. ROKBliS & APPLETOI,
General Agents for American Watth Co.j
182 Broadway, Sew York.
The eldest and best conducted Mercantile
College in the t'oimlry. For rirculars, write
to P. DUFF & SONS, Piitsburg. Pa.
per Harpers' Edition of DrFF'S BOOK.
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NEW 7-30 GOLD LOAN
SAFE! PROFITABLE! PERMANENT!
Jsiy Cooke Sc Co.
Offer for Sale at Pab and Acciu'ed Inter
est tub
First Mortro Lai Grant Golfl Bonus
or th
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
These bonds are secured, first, by a First
Mortgage no the Riilroad itself, its rolling
stock, aud a'.l equipments ; lecond, by a Frst
Mortgage on its entire Land Grant, being
more than Twenty-two Thousand Acres ol
Land to each mile of Road.
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the Interest Sim':-annually, at the rate of
Seves and Tiiree-Testus Per Cent, per an
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JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
MIEFL1XT0 H'.V, PA.
i:j THE BLOOD.
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a.i'l exiR'l ill ea.se !v supplying th: Mood witli
XATURE'S OWS VlTALLTINO AtlENT IRON.
Cauiinm. Pe sure von ct Pcrnvian Syrvp.
JMiuiihleiit free. J. r. UINSMOKK. IToiirietoa,
X". r. O. T Rt.. New York.
Sold by Druggists generally.
Orphans Court Sale !
BY v:rtue of an order issued ont of the
Orphans' Court of Juniata county, tbe
undersigned. Administratrix of theesta'e of
Georee human, late of the borough of Per
rysville, deceased, will be expose to public
sale, on the premises, at 1 o'clock P. M., on
SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1871,
The following real estate, to wit : A tract of
land in Walker township, said county, bound
ed on the east by lands of J. N Thompson,
on Ihe west hy public road, and on the north
and south hy lands of Ihe heirs of said de
ceased, containing
T WEN TV-ONE A CRES,
more or less, having tl.ereon erected
A DWELLING HOUSE,
a We.l of good water at the door, also, a good
LOG STABLE. Ali-o, the undivided half in
terest in a piece of Land adjoining tbe above
described tract, eontaining
22 ACP.ES AID 152 P33CHES,
more or less ; being part of the larger tract.
Term? or Sale. One fourth of tho pur
chase monry to be paid on the confirmation
of the sale by the Court, and the balance on
the first day . of April, 1872, with interest
from the confirmation of sale; to be secured
by Judgment Bond.
REBECCA J. SHCMAN,
Administratrix of Geo. Shuman, dee'd.
Feb. 15, ISTl-ts
VALUABLE SEAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.
THE undersigned offers at private sale a
valuable fatm of
l.- 1 ACRES,
ituate in Greenwood township. Juniata Co ,
adjoining lands of Paul and James Cox, a
part being well timbered, and tbe remainder
in a good state of cultivation, having thereon
erected a
Log Dwelling House,
and BAK.V, and other improvements. There
is aiso a fine collection of FRCIT TREES,
and an abundant supply of good water.
This property is in close proximity to
schools, chutcbes, and stores, and is a most
desirable location for a farmer. It will be
sold at a very low price if immediate appli
cation is made to
T. VAN IRWIN.
Juniata Valley Bank, Mitliintown, Pa
Or LOUIS E. ATKINSON,
Pa.
isrrttottfwOe
LIST OF DEALERS AND VENDERS OF
Foreign and Domestic Jlerebandise-
tbe county of Juniaia for the yeariSil.
approved and classified by the Mereaattl
Appraiser: r
Mlf FLIKTOWS.
Cat. Lieentt.
Marram k Co., hardware M $Vlb
Tartin Walters, merchants. ... '"i VZhtt
Wilten J-Co., n-erchant 13 10 0O
S. B Loudon, merchant tailor.. '4 7 I'O
Wm Rollman. jewelry 14 7 0"
Noah LiMlefield. etove dealer ...11 7 On
D. W. Harley 4 Co., clothing 14 7 W
John Yeakley, merchant... .....14 7 00
J. II. Simons, saddler 1 1 1 00
D. P. Sulouff, grain ana tymbei .'4 - 7 0O
II. D. Welter. sho store H 7 0-
Pavid Walts, book store ........ '4 7 00
John Eika, ster-.... ' I 7 '
J. G Lijp, store ' 70
Solomon Bjoks. emleciioner . .. 4 7 0'
Cornelius Bartley, merchan !l 7 Off
B. F. Kepner, druggist ...14 7 0
Hanks A Hamlin, druggists.. ...14 7 10
S. B. Albright, hotel ,., 0 25 no
Jacob Will, ho-el 9 25 0
Samuel Murphy, hotel .9 25 0O
John Hollobaugh, restaurant..., S 2uQ)
George Frysingcr .......11 - 7 00
I-CRtTSVlLLI.
Bealor & McKeeh mrmerchants ,14 7 00
J. W. Stevenson, mejhanr ......14 1 tot
Okeson & Co.. merchants 12 12 ?.0
Cyr-j M Funk, confection , ,14 7 (X
Smith A Woods, hardware . . ..I W 00
J. Alier. confectionery .........14 7 00
J. S. M. Gibson, merchant IS lo OO
John Dunbar, stove de ler......l4 7 00
R obert Logs n, confect ionery ....14 70"
Samuel Buck, merchan'..., H 10 tK
Fanny Rouse, fancy store ' 4 7 00
John Balsbach, grain dealer. ,.,14 7 0"
Jacob fteidler, druggist. 14 7 00
John Monigal. hotel , ! 25 00
Coyle & Willi, store 14 7 00
Dr. J. J. Applebaugh, druggist
ami variety store. ...14 7 00
G. R. Klopp, saddler 14 7 00
THOXrsOSTOWX.
G. S. Mills & Co, merchants. ...12 10 0-
Whi'mer ; Bro.. merchants 12 10 00
Eiibii Benner, coal dealer.....,.'. 4 7 CO
Mrs, E James, confectionery... K
Atuo Snyder, hotfl 2 "0
IlWAB.
Nathan Keely, merchant II 7 00
PATTfc RSOX.
Jacob Frank, merchan' ...14 7 00
George Goshen, merchant ......12 12 50
Samuel Strayer, clothing alore . . 14 7 0
"ell & Laird, merchat.ls 13 10 00
William Wright, merchant ......14 7 "O
Joseph Pennell, merchant 2 12 5'
Mrs. F. Haaneujan, fancy store. 14 7 00
John Lipp, stove dealer. ........ 14 7 0".
P. C. Kundio, diupgis' 14 7
J. North & Son, grain t lumber I I 7 00
John llannemnn, restaurant ... 14 7 10
Wm. Coleman, restaurant 5 20 00
Caleb Parker, hotel 9 25 00
D. A. Doughman II 7 tO
TCRBETT.
Noah Hertzler, merchant II 15 fO
J. A. Rice, confectionery 11 7 00
MiLroao.
Jacob Lemon, flour dealt". H 7 00
rKBMASAGU.
Enos Bergy, flour dealer 14 7 00
WALKER.
N. D. Vandyke, merchan! I 4 7 00
Jerome lletiu k, n-.erchaui .H 10 00
F Hack, merchant 13 10 CO
S. L. Herr, coratuissioo merchant II 7 CO
J. Kiekabaiigh, merchant 13 10 00
Kuril & llenaler. merchants. ...13 10 00
Francis Hyde, hotel 15 0)
rATETTt.
P. ft J. Brcwn, merchants 13 10 00
W. H. Mc Mister, merchant 14 7 00
J. T. McAlisler, merchant 14 7 OO
John Mutersbaugh, merchant ...13 10 00
Wilson Hi Bro.. merchant & grain 11 15 00
R. Caveny ft Son, clothing store 14 7 00
C. S. Winey ft Co., merchants. . .1 4 7 00
Jacob W'iney, stove dealer ......14 7 f'O
Jucub Smith, boarding 75 00
" " grain aud flour.. ..14 7 00
John North, hotel 8 15 00
Sarah Shields, hotel 8 15 0
MONIIOE.
tease Ilalteman, merchant 13 10 00
E. Shelienbrrger, merchant 14 7 00
Khine & Grayhill, merchant 13 10 00
John Garman, hotel ............ 8 1500
H. C. Landis, hotel 8 15 00
CSijCKnANSA.
Amos Miller, merchant 14 7 OO
Jonathan Weiser. merchant 14 7 V't
Jacob Weiser. merchant ...14 7 ftrt
J L. Barner. hotel 8 15 00
U. P. Weiser, hotel 8 15 UO
GRErnwoon.
J. J. Dlmm ft Bro., merchants ..14 7 OO
Thomas Cox, hotel 8 15 0 )
SPRI'CR HILL.
Daniel Conn, merchan' 1 4 7 00
J. L. Barton, merchant II 7 00
r.r ie.
Ewing ft Woodward, merchant-.
Joseph Pnmeroy. merchant 1 1 7 00
John P. Kelly, merchan' 14 7 0''
Gideon Ilalteman, hite! 8 15 1:0
Dr. J. P. Sierreit. merchant ....14 7 'TO
Peter Evan II 7 I'D
Tl'SCARORA.
J. 8. Laird, merchant 1 1 7 0
J. C. Crawford, ln-rcliant 14 7 01
Dobbs Hros. ft Co , merchant-. .. 1 1 7 !M
Wm Van Sweringen, merchant.. 14 710
Robison 4 CWrk. merchan' 1 1 7 00
A. J. Fergu-on. merchant t4 7 IK
N. E. Kirk, hotel 8 15
Wm. Ilacket. eating bouse " OO
E. R. Al!en, earinp housr 5 00
James Jacobs, confen ionery .... ! 4 t On
Ltd.
R. II. Patterson, merchant 14 7 00
II. Robison. merchant II 7 00
E. Montgomery, fanning mill-... 14 7 00
I will bolJ an appeal at the Commissioners'
Office, in Mifflintown, on TL'ESDAY, M UU.'li
21, 1871, between the hours of 9 o 'clock a. m.
and 3 o'clock r. M of said day. when till per
sons may attend who feel themselves aggnev
el by the above appraisement and clus.-ifict-tion,
as there will be no appeal aft'r tlm' lime.
MA THE W DOUGHERTY.
Feb. 22, '71. frr'nnhle Ai'pranrr
fig! TUE iKEAT C'Al'HK
Jtut Published, in a P'tlrd l.'n-e!"j'. Pr.ee
iz cents.
A Lectnre on tbe Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure of pprm.vorihcir i. or Seminal
A'eakuo's Involuntary Emission. S.-xuil
Debility, nnd Impediments to Marriage gen
erally ; NrrvoiiMie.s. I'onsunipti&n. Epilepsy
and Fits; Mental an 1 Physical Incapacity,
resulting from Self Abuse. &c l'y Kuiilrt
J. Cclverwell, M. D , Author of the -Green
Bonk." tC.
The world renowned author, in this ad
mirable Lecture, clearly j rove from his owo
experience that the aful co:iseju-n-s of
Self Abuse may be ctfi c'tially removed w'l!;.
out medicine, and without dangerous sur-i-cal
operations, bougies, instruments. ris.
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no matter what his condition may be. my
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