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TEDNtSDAl MORNING, APRIL 5. 187.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ON AXD
after Sunday, Dm. 4, 1870, Passenger
Trains will leave Mifflin Scaiion as folia :
EASTWARD.
Philadelphia Express.. 12,50 A. M
Fast Line 3,34 A. M.
HarriibV AccomniodVo 10,4. A. M.
Bail Train 6,46 P. M.
Cincinnati Express.... 8,45 P. M;
WESTWARD.
Cincinnati Express.:...'.. 1,57, A: M. .
Pacific Express .'.'.46 A. M.
Mail Train 3.27. P. M
Way Passenger 10,25 A. M.
Pittbnr Express 6 20 A M.
Adams' Express.. 3.26 A.' M.
JAMES NORTH,'AK't
JU5I1T1 EKIHPJIEST,'' So. 19, I. O.
O F. meets on tlit) tiist and third Tuesdavs
f each month, in the Odd Fellows' Hall,
Thompsoulown, Juniata Co.. IV -
WM. J. LENNIS, C. P.
W. C. Loos, Scribe.
TOWN AMI COUNTRY.'
m e o -
Going Up. StimeKug's Louse.
The water is being let into the canaTJ
The subscription list of the Skxtixel
i increasing.
fMvERS Titorp, lias moved iuto his
new house, on Cross street.
Vork within the burned district is
moving along; at a humming nieTj
Wmtrv. Tlie appearauce of the
mountains on Sund'ay.morrjing.
(Th;, McCachtu brothers have bought
Satire Huzzard's lot on Water street
Th Presbyterian cliurch at Hunting
dci was so!l at public sale on Thursday
wreck for SS.250.
A Centre couuty editor was generous
enough to let eouie other mln travel on
bis pass, bet his geuerosity ia now cut
short, as the game was detected. Fx
. fcllosm. Mr. Liitlefield, a native of this
place, now a citizt-n of South Carolina,
and a member of the Legislature of that
State, is home on a yisit. U'e havn't in
terviewed Lira ?etJ
a feilow visited tbe uieit house of the
Central IIo:el, Patterson, ou Tuesday
cveuinjj, and alula therefrm a number of
hams, and soli them in Mifiliu the same
s Spring terra of tbe Juniata Coun-
ty Nonuul School, iu the borough of
Patterson, will open on the 10th itist.
We ere pleased to Iearu that the pros
pects bid fair f'ira large school
An exchange sensibly says that he
who will take a newspaper for a length
of time and theu send it back refused and
unpaid f r, would swallow a blind dog's
thnntr, and ti eu utoue the dog (or being
blind
IIcrrah von Tiits .N'kw Store! II.
Willi has just received a new lot of
Groceries and Qiieensware, and a general
assortment of Lioods. cheap for cash or
couutry produce. Store opposite the
Post" OtEce, Perrvpville.
Veru.me GttAVEiLL, of Philadelphia,
has become the owner, by pui chase of
Mr Sellers and Mr. Sulouff, of all that
lot of g-ound between th canal and
Water street and from Bridge street to
SI
(-hambei'iiu s tannerv
r- -6.
Taken. Mr. George Gorhen's pro
posal to build a three-story 11 all. 30 by
55, for tb? Odd Tellowg' Ha'l Associa
tion of Mifflintown, for the sum of five
thou -and four hundred aud fifty dollars.
has been accepted.
r
J W. W. CoLfcMAN, formerly
Patterson House, Las purchased t
of the
the Red
Lion Hotel at Lewi-town, where he is
ready to dispense the hospitality for
which he became proverbial during his
occupancy of the Patterson IIouseTj
Wall Pater. Mr. Huion Basom has
just received, at bis residence ou Cherry
treet, a fiu assortment of Wall Paper,
which he will dispose of at very low
prices. He intends to keep a Ftock con
stantly on hand. See his advertisement.
LfCTl'RR. C. J. Arms, Esq., of Lewis
town, will deliver a lecture in the Court
House in Mifflintown. ou Tuesday even
ing, April 2fith. Subject "Honor."
The lecture has been well received wher
ever de'ivered, and highly complimented
by the press.
""fingkrs Bruised. John Kauffman,
aeon of i btltp Jvauttman, ot i alter
township, last Thursday, w hile in the act ,
of coupling cars near Huntingdon, had
three fingers of his left Land severely
Lrnised. It is feared that the injury to j
the index finger will necessitate amputa-!
t,0n -
Read advertisement of Cyrus Sieber,
aud be sure to secure a Elice of choice
beef on Saturday morning. Mr. Sieber
has commenced the butchering business,
and will supply the citizens of Mifflin
aud Mexico with fresh meat every Tues
day and Saturday morning. Give him a
call.
I.vsitre. Experience is a stern teach
er. The citizens of Juniata county have
had enough of experience in the destruc
tion of property by fire to induce them to
strongly favor the insurance of every
kind of property that can be destroyed
by fire The public are hereby informed
that Capt. H 11. Wilson is agent for
Juniata county for tbe the Alps Fire In -
surance Company, of Erie, Pa. The I
Company has a cash capital of S250. !
- . , r , , , ,
00? I roperty insured on the cash plan .
only. Address II. II. Wilson, j
Patterson, Juniata Co., Pa.
Skcukely Quartbbed. A live, coon
ia eenrely quartered in Chamberlain's
bark house, from which he raids on neigh,
boring Lea roosts at night " All effort
to trap him thus far have failed.
Th Difference. Some men will
ingly lay down fifteen or fifty centa for
tobacco and srgars every week who be
grudge four cents a week for a newspaper
lor themselves and family. Huntinsdun
uiooe.
New Stock See the announcement
elsewhere in this issue of the ' Odd
Fellows Hall Stock" by the President
of the hoard of corporator of the Odd
Fellows' Hall Association. For partic
ulars inquire of Louis E. Atkinson.
0.
(tfiftK One day last week the roof of
the house occupied by Mr. Rupert, o!
Mi!f;ird township, caught fire from the
stove-pipe and was half consumed before
the fire was put out. It was a fortunate
thing the house w. not destroyed."
A Large Volume would not contain the
trmssof testimony which has accumulated
in favor of Dr Wisar'i Dtlsam of Wild
Cherry as a safe, efficieut and reliable
remedy in curing coughs, cold and' pul
monary disease. Many of the cures are
truly wonderful.
Somk Ladies suffer dreadfully with
the headache and this causes their hair
to fade. Naturr's Hair Restorativr
is a sure remedy for the ache and will
restore the color of blanched, gray or
faded hair. For t'ale by 13. F- Kepuer,
MiCliutown. See Advertisement.
How to ukp Kid op Hats. Some
humane mail, cue who don't believe in
hurting dumb brutes, gives the following
recipes for driving away rats and mice :
Put potash into their holes an! runs.
The poor wretches get it on their feet,
and over their fur, theu they lick it, and
don't like the taste'of it ; it burns them
sumewhnt, auJ the mure they'see of it
the less tbey like it ; eo they clear out
almost as soon as the application is maJe.
To get rid of mice, the same person used
tnrtar-emetic, with any favorite food ;
I they takt it, take tick, and take their
leave.
The " Reuclaiuk." They have got
them kind of things'' down South, and
I they are ugly customers, too ; they shout
and hang fellows without a scruple. Our
friend down stairs, who used to be quite
Freuchy, but who now thinks that a few
regulators in Paris would exert a whole
j aome influence in that city.heitby informs
the public that he has a few "Regulators"
in his shop not ug'y, uproarious and
bloody fellows, but nice new "ilegulator
Revolving-Top Cook Stoves," something
entirely new, a labor and trouble-saving
cook stove. Call and see him. lie also
has for tale first class Farm Cells, the
ding-dongs of which are so loud that we
wish he couM ring them somewhere else
than under our office. Littlelield's is the
place to buy the new " Regulator Kevol
ving-Tc p Cock Stove, and the best of
Faiiu Bills.
Smothirkd i a Well. Ssveral
days ago Mr James Deyarmeigh of
Bloody Run, undertook to clean out and
fix up a well on the property of .Jacob
Baruhart, Esp., lately purchased from the
U'atsou heirs. The well is 55 feet deep
and has not been used for twenty-five or
thirty years. Before going down the
well, Deyarmeigh fastened a rop? around
his body, with instructions to those above
to draw him up at a given signal. He
went dowu the first time, and finding the
carbouiu acid too strong for his constitu
tion, gave the signal and was drawn np
in a state of unconsciousness, in which
lie lingered ualt an nour. J.ecoverinr
from this, he went down a second time,
aud was drawn up with like effects, only
severer. Recovering from this, he con
cluded, against his friends' wishes, to go
dowu again as he .said, for his tool.
When drawn up this time he lay in un
consciousness for three or four hours be
fore'he cime to. Mr. D. says he will
now leave well enough alone and engage
in a safer businesi. B'Jford Injtthe.
Salr. Mr. Coieman's sale of the
Patterson House furniture, required, Fri
day, Saturday, Saturday evening, and
part of Monday, to d is pose of all' of the
articles for sale, The attendance was
large, and the bidding by limes quite
lively. The Setitiuel' local was present
awhile on Friday afternoon, and thinks
that the most noteworthy purchase during
Lis presence, was the purchase of an "oil
painting" by E D- Paikcr, Esq. The
painting represents that side of a barn,
into which hay, grain, and so forth, is
hauled, two large doors are plainly seen,
one of which etaids wide open, and
reveals a mow, and a portion of tLe barn
floor. The mow is well filled with grain
and hay ; on the floor is grouped a party
of three white young men. the one play
ing avioliu. and the others deeply interes-
ted in listening to the Biu.ie, judging
from the expression of their faces. .Ou
the outside of the barn, in a pensive atti
tude, leaning against the closed barn
door, :s a citizen of African descent, who
evidently was on his way to or from work,
for at his side on the ground lies an axe
and water jug. but attracted by the dulcet
tones of the violin, is seemingly as highly
entranced by the music as are those with
in. The purchase of this picture by so
prominent a Democrat as Mr. Parker for
a place in his collection of paintings, led
to some remarks among bis Republican
friends. If a package could be seen
hanging from a joist above the barn floor,
labeled U. S Bonds, we would interpret
it t mean' ,nat picture was purchased
wi,b "fkeepinp it as a me-
mento uf the dead issues of the Demo-
WCJf oppoBilion , fj. g. 3
and currency, and opposition to colored
men.
Sheriff's Salks.' A tract of land in
Greenwood township, two hundred and
forty acres, more or less, one hundred and
thirty, cleared, thereon erected a frame
dwelling' house, frame bank barn, and
outbuildings,. a good orchard. ' :'
' No. 2. A tract of land in Oreenwood
township, nineteen acres, more or less
woodland. ..
No. 3. The undivided one-half interest
in a tract of land in Susquehauna town
ship, twenty acres, more or loss, thereon
erected a frame house and log stable,
frame blacksmith shop,' aud sawmill, a
good spring near.the douse'.
No. 4. The undivided one-half interest
in a tract of laud hi Susquehanna town
ship, one hundred aud eight acres, more
or less, about one hundred cleared, there
on erected a log house, bauk barn aud
other outbuilding witb a never, failing
stream of water convenient, a good apple
orchard ou the premises.
The above tracts seised taken in exe
cution aud to be sold as the p roperty of
Samuel Dimm.
Also a tract of land iu Greenwood
township, containing two hundred acres,
thereon erected a frame dwelling h'ouse,
a log barn and other outbuildings.
Seized aud to be sold as the property of
William Cox.
No. 1. A tract of land iu Greenwood
township, tiiuety acres more or less.
No. 2. A tract of land in Greenwood
township, ouc huudred acres, more or less.
log house, log bara aud wag a shel.
The above two tracts seized and to be
sold as the property of John J. Graham
and Jacob Dimm.
A tract of land in Greenwood town
ship, twelve acres more or less, log house
seized and to be sold as the property of
Willia n Ramp and Daniel Ramp.
A tract of laud iu Fermanagh town
ship, sixty acres, more or less, seized and
to be sold as the property of Samuel R
N'otestine.
A tract of land ia Susquehanna' town
ship, one, hundred and . tweuty acres,
more or less, log house, bank barn. seud
aud to be sold as .the property of Abra
ham Wilt.
A lot of ground in the borough of
Patterson, 120 feet deep and 50 feet
front, lot No. 11.1. seized and to be
sold as the property of John Wyke.
Two lots of ground Xo. 44 and 45
in the borough of Patlersou, seated and
to be Sold as the property of Samuel
Fisher.
The above real estate will be sold at
the Court House, in the borough of Mif
flintown, at 1 o'clock P. M. ou Monday,
April 17. 1S71'.
Ten per ceat. of the purcLase money
will be required to he paid down as soon
as the property is sold
Scsskx Chief. The celebrated Hara
bietoniau horse, Sussex Chief, now
owned by J. J', M Todd, of Patterson,
is one ot the best horses in the country.
He has some of the finest colts in Ly
coming, Northumberland and Union
counties. One of Sussex Chiefs 2 year
old cults now owned by Mr. E D.
Trump, of Jrey Sho:e was awared the
first Premium at the Fair of the Lycom
County Agricultural Society, held at
Willi.imsport September llth. 15th, and
lGth 1S7J. There were quite a number
of 2 year old colt's nn exhibition some
valued as high as $3900. Sussex Chief
is on exhibition at the stable of Mr. Todd
in Patterson. Farmers and others desi
rous of improving their stock now have
an opportunity. March 26-5.
GOLDEN FOUNrAIU PEN.
Something new and novel. De sure and
read the advertisement in our paper, beaded
Greatest Invention of the Age." We believe
the Golden Fountain Pen is unsurpassed. A
good pen is a necessity to every man, woman
and child. Agents, here is aebance to make
mone; ia introducing a good and saleable
article.
CoitNS. How they sling, throb, ache,
smart .nil burn upon our feet. In vain
we beg. and threaten, we curse, we flourish
tbe sharpest knives above their heads, we
burn, we cut. back, bew and fell, and still
1 he perky corns leoaia a thing of misery.
Useless are entreaiies, tears, curses, groans ;
nothing can remove our corns but Brigg's
Alleviator and Curative, a sare cure tor
Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, and all ail
ments of the feet.r
Piles ! Internal, External, Bleeding or
Iicbing. Xhi distressing and harrowing
disease is alarming on t'je increase. More
ho. perhaps, from the fact that tose who are
its cted with it are, from a false notion of
delicacy, afraid to ask for a remedy, thereby
making thir condition known. How wrong
and fatal is this neglect. 'Atihe first intima
tion of the appearance of this complaint
ihey snould procure Briggj' Unrivaled Pile
Remedy, and, using it according t directions,
immediately check it and permanemly cure
it. It is easy of application, aud thorough
in its effects.
Headache, Neuralgia and Nervous Dis
eases. The wonderful effects of Dr. Briggs'
Allevantbr, for the speedy cure of the above
very prevalent artd painful afflictions isknown
to many thousands who have used it with the
inns! unqunlified success. ' In every case of
ihe compliint above enumerated it has never
failed to give tnhnediate relief. Its effect is
magical beyond precedent. One trial will
convince the most skeptical. Each bottle
makirs-g two quarts Whendiluted for use.
Consumption. 'This fatal and dreaded dis
ease can, and has been cured. Dr. J. Briggs'
Throat and Lung llealvr is a pleasent, agree
able ami sure remedy for Cough. Whooping
Cough, Croup, Hoarseness. Bronchitis. Lar
yngiiis. Sore Throat, Asthma, Consumption,
und all diseases of the Throat, Lungs and
Chest.
Tbe above medicines are sold by BANKS &
HAMLIN, Mifflintown', and by druggists gen
erally. . .
Spctnl XTolicrs.
t-DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, and CA
TARRH treated wiib tbe utmost success by
J. Isaacs. M. D., and Professor of Dit'ata of
the Eye and Ear. hie tpeeialtu m the JUedieal
College of Pfnnyltania. 13 peart experience.
(formerly of Leyden. Holland.) do. boo Area
Street, Phila. Testimonials ean be seen at
bis oSoo. Tbe medical faculty are itfvited to
accompany tbeir patients, as he has no secrets
in bis praitice. Artificial eyes inserted with
eut pain. No charge for examination. ,v
oetI2-ly
:' Commercial."
CLOSING PRICES
OF
40 So. Bd St. Phila.
3 o'clock, p. m. April 4, 1871.
U. 3. 6' of '81
' '62.
" - '64.. ..
65
" '05, new,
'67, new,
68
" 5's. 10-4O'
V. S. 80 Year 6 per cent. Cj
OoM
Silver
115,1151
HHfelllf
nirsiioi
ni7ru4
1 1 .1 j r n 4 J
MC (SU0j
llifii(S)lMI8
12o'(5)835
Union pacific R. It. 1st M. Bonds.
Central Pacific R. R - 9oll (SiflliO
Union Pacific. Land Grant Bonds., lib (w,ior
MIFFLINTOWN & PATTERSON MARKETS
TRICES OF BOARD OF COMMERCE.
Reported weekly for the Jtniata Sentinel
by tbe Board of Commerce of Mifflin and Pat
terson. PaiADSTcrrs.
Extra Family Flour, V bhl .... $6 50
" VI bbl 1 80
Wheat (prime) bua ... 1 20
Rve " " 75
Corn " " 61)
Oats " " . f0
Carley " " .". 70
SdS.
Hover -
Timothy j..
Flax
.Seaus
6 25
6 00
1 to
1 50
....... 25
15
12
8
25
8
"S
40
8
8
20
15
1"".' 20
4
20
1
12
1 00
.... 1 0i.
.... 2 25
... 60
35
.... 16
SuiioaiEs.
Butter lb ...
t'ggv. doE
Lard, Tt lb
Country Soap ,
lleex ai
Tallov ,
R? -
Wool, washed .
Pnultiy, liTe
Dried Appli"
" Peachea, pared
" Peaches, unpared
' Cherries
" Cherries, piued -
" Blackberries..
" Raspberries
Country Hams
ides and Shoulder...... ....-
Potatoes, p bus
Onions "
Ground Alnm Salt, sack....
Railroad Ties
Lecusl l'?ts, mortising .........
" " for board fence..
PIIlLAI'KLr"IIIA illAKKETD.'
PuiLAKELPhiA, April 4, 1871.
In Cloverseed there is nothing doing.
Tiuioihf will not bring over $6-
In Sour there is not much do'mfll. Sales
of 8U0 bbls.; including
Superfine
Extras
N. W. Extra Family..
Penn. do. do. ..
Ohio & Ind. do. do. ...
Fancy Brands
$5 25,5 60
$5 75(a,H i5
S7 00(a.7 25
?(5 50(5;" 00
$7 25ffi.7 ott
$S 25
The Wheat market i quiet but firm. Sales
of 10.400 bush, at $164al t.S for Western
Ohio snd Indiana red ; $1 65 for Pinn. amber
1 75 for Indiana white. Rye is steady at
$1 05 ur Western and Penn. Corn moves
slowly. Sales of 930 bush, at 1 for yel
low, and 7778'c- for Western mixed. Oats
are more indf mand. Sales of SiiOO bush,
and Wentern at ti7a0c.
nilLADELrUI A CATTLE MARKET.
. Monday, April ?. P. M.
The market for Beef cattle was rather dull
to day, but prices generally were well main
tained. We quote choice aC 9a0c, f.iir ic
good at Tjiihjc. and common at 4'atijc. 'jJ
lb. gross
Cows and Calves were in steady requtst,
and 200 heap sold a' $:a65.
Sheep were firm and fair'.y active at GjaSc.
for woolfd. and o.iKJe. for sbenred.
Ttie offerings of Hogs were more liberal.
but prices were steady. S ile of 6'KiO head
at S3 oOalO jor tiop, aud $llall 00 for corn
fed.
DIED.
KAUFFMAN. Ori the 12th ult . in Mil
ford township, Marj.- C, aged 7 years. 3 mis
and 24 days ; On tbe 28th ult., Martha Ann
C, aged 1 year, 3 mos. and 17 davs. children
ef John A. and Mftrgaret C. Kauffman.
SWEUINGEN On the 29ih ult., in Phila
delphia, David B. Sweringen, formerly of this
county, ajed 27 .years, 11 Bins, and 24 days.
TROUP On ti e 30th of March, in Lewis-
town, Harry Anthony, son of Wm. W. and
Catharine Troup, recently of this borough,
aged 1 year, 3 months and 14 days.
JACKSON On the 2nd inst., in Patterson.
Lucy L., daughter of Vim. Jackson, aged 3
years and 1 day.
D. P. SULOUFF,
FORWARDLYG AND COMMIS
SION MERCHANT,
DEALER IX
GRAIN,
LUMBER,
COAL,
PLASTER,
SALT,
CEMENT,
CALCINED PLASTER.
GRAIN WILL IJE RECEIVED IN
STORE TO BE SOLD BY JUNE 1st
1871.
'LEATHERS,"
ALL GR ADES
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT
FAMILIES A.l DEALERS.
QUALITY WARRANTED.
F. C. CRAICHEAD,
Jan25-3m
Pittsburg, Pa-
LEBANON MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
tf Jonestown.' Pa.
POLICIES Perpetual, at low rates. No
steam risks taken. This is one of tbe
best conducted and most reliable Companies
in the State.
J. WILSON ALLEN,
Walnut P. O., Juniata Co.. Pa.,
Agent for Juniata. Huntingdon, Franklin,
Fulton and Bedford counties. aug!7-ly
' " ' 'Administrator's Hoticei'
Cilnle of Isaac Emerick, deccatcd.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of
Administration,. on the estate of Iaao
Emerrck'. Ite of Walkef fewtfthip,- dee'd..
have been granted to the' naderigned. reii
ding in Mifflintown. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immedi
ate payment, and tbose having claims will
present them proper! authenticated or set
tlement. . - LOUIS . ATKINSON,
Feb 22, 1871-4t Admnittrete-r.
tftur 5Urrrtlscrarnts.
$5 Ttf $10 PER DATebots rGiBLs
who ena.ee in nur new business make from
i f 1 $t fter 4mj in lbeir own localities,
tuif particulars and instiuc'ions sent by
mail. Those in nceel nf permanent, profit
able work, should address at once, GEORGE
jSTlNsON .1 CO., Portland, Maine.
40 WEEKS FOR ONE DOLLAR !
THK AMKRttMNT RURAt. IHMK from
pil.1. 1871.'- First-Class, Eight-page,
agricultural a ad Family Weekly
mens trre. ,
. HOPKIN3 4 WILCOX, Rechester, 5. t.
DR. S. S. FITCIl'3 Family Physician;
90 pages; sent by mail free. Teaches
how to cure all diseases of the person ; skin
liair. eyes, complexion. Write to 714 Broad
way. New York.
Hand and Machine Sewinsr.
J. & P. GOATS'
SIX-CORD IN ALL NUMBERS.
Prom Ho. 8 to No. 100 inclusive.
t . ' ' - FOR SALE BY
AH Dealers in "Dry Gts an Wr't,
BLOOMINimiH ilLU fluniki.
l'Jtb Year, b 0 Acres 13 Urertihuuses.
Large! Assortment all sizes. Best Stock !
Low Prioes ! Would you know What,
When, How to Plant! Fruit Shade, Ever
green Trees, Root tirafts. Seedlings, 0age
Plants, Apple Seed, Early Rose Potatoes,
Shrubs, Roses, Gr.enhose and Garden
Pl-ni. kc, &c. FlotTer and Vegetable
Seeds I Finest, Best , Collection -oris ,and
quality. Send ID centa for New Illustrated.
Descriptive Catalogue 90 pages. Send
stamp, eschi for Catalogues df Sefds, with
plain directions 64 ptigcs; Bedding and
Garden Plants 32 pages, and Wholesale
Price List 24 paees. Address
.f. h PllUJNIX. Blooniingion, Illinois.
Seeds ! He3cl !
XfitrtrAf fi.irilpniiri a'anlini. Troati nn.1
able Seeds, should buy of the growers. We
grow Ihe finest 'arietles of Beet, Cabbage,
t'lirrnt. Sur-ir Corn. tvl? I.fcrlurf 4Tvlnn.
Onion, Parsnip, Radish, Spinach. &qnah.
turnip and oiber e;reiai)le feerls.-- tata
loguee with Trice List nailed free. WADE
ARMSTRONG. Seedsmen. 1120 Market
Street, Philadelphia," Pa.
FKAG2ANT SAPOLIENS
Cleans Kid Gloves and all kin. Is of Cloths and
CI thing ; removes Paint, Grease, Tar, Ac.
instantly, VI it bout ihe least injury to the finest
fabric Sold hv Drueeists and Fancv Goods
Dealers. FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE CO;,
83 Barcl y St., New York, 46 La Sal'.e St.,
Chicago.
182fi Usa tli9 Vegstabla 1C7n
--"PirLMONAItY IMLSAM Wl V
The ol i stnndar X remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Consumption. 'Sothmg better." Cl'TLca
Ubos. Si Co.. BoMon.
yJTOEClR, how made ia 10 hours, without
' urugs. particulars lu cents. F.Sauk,
Cromwell. Conn.
3 I
TO THE WORKING CLASS. We are now
prepared to furnish all clashes with constant
employment at home the whole of the time
or for the spare moments. Business new,
light and profitable. Persons of either sex
easily eirn from 5 c. to $" per evening, and
a proportional sum by devoting their whole j
time to the business. Dots and girls eain.j
nearly as much as men. That all who see
this notice may .end thrtr address, an.1 tt
tbe 5UHine?s, we make ihe unparalleled offer:
To such as are not well satisfied, we will
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lished all sent free by mail. Reader, if
y wu want permanent, profitable work, address
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AiiBitta. Maine.
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own happiness and independence, by obtain
ing Psychomancy . Fascination or Soul Char
ming. 40 ' pages ; cloth. Full instructions
to use this power over men or animals at will,
how to Mesmerize, become Trance or Writing
Mediums, Divination, Spiritualism, Alchemy.
Philosophy of Omens and Dreams, Itrighain
Young's Harem, Guide In Mirriaee. Ac , all
contained in this book ; D'O.O'O sold ; price
by mail, in cloth $1,25. paper covers $1.
Notjcv. Any person willing to net as agent
will receive a sample copy of the work free
As no capital is required, all desirousof gn
leel employment should send lor the book,
enclosing i'lcts. d-r postage, to T. W. EVANS
i C"'.)., 41 South 8t'u St., Philadelphia
AVOID QUACKS. A victim of early in
discretion, causing nervous debility,
premature decay. Sc., having tried in vain
every advertised remedy, has a simple means
of self-cure, which be will send free to his
fellow-sufferers. Address J. 1I.TUTTLE,
78 Nafsnu St.. New York. .
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.
THE undersigned offers at private sale a
Valuable fai m of s
154 ACRES,
aituate in Greenwood township, Juniata Co.,
adjoining lands of Paul and James Cox, a
part being well timbered, ano the remainder
in a good state of cultivation, having thereon
erected a
Log Dwelling House,
and BAKN. and other improvements There
is a so a fine collection of FRUIT TREES,
and an abundant supply of good water.
This property is in close proximity to
scbods, chinches, and stores and is a uost
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, Mifflintown. Pa
. Or LOl' IS E. ATKINSON, .
. '. . Mifflintown, Pa.
Italian Bees are ihe Best.
THOSE wishing to procure Queen i"les tbe
coming se ison, can be accommodated on
reasonable term ; also, h L. Langsirotb's
Movable Comb Patent Bee Hive. Individual
and Township Rights fir sale. Send for cir
cular. Address
E. C KEARN'S,
Fob 22, '71-3m Box 129. Lewistown. Pa.
B
LOOMS BURG STATE KORMAL
SCHOOL AND
Literary and Commercial Institute.
The Faculty of this lustitutirn aira to be
very thorough in their instruction, and to
look carefully after the manners, health and
morals of tbe students.
Winter term commences January 9, 1871.
lOT Apply for catalogues to
. JIESRY CARVER. A. M.,
- Sept 28, 1870-6m Principal.
WITH BEAUTIFUL ENGR AVING,
13 X IT in. One year for 50 centa,
Atidrtn, ECHO, Fort Royal, Pa.
A FINS assortment of Cloths, Casnimerea,
VettinE. 4c. t ust received aud for sale
7 . 8. B. LOUDON.
pisrcltnnfous.
iEW 7-30 GOL0 LOAN
SAFE r PROFITABLE U PERMANENT !
,J:iy Choice C?o.
Offf.r roa Sale at Pab and- Accefkd Inte-
' ! EST TUB '
First Mm Lani Grant GoM Eonfls .
' or THE
Northern Pacific Kailroad'Co.
These bonds are secured, first, by a First
Mortgage no ihe Rulroad itself, its rolling
stock, and all equipments ; irconrl, by a Frst
Mortgage on its entire Land Grant, bcin
morn than Twenty-two Ttiouaand Acres ol
Land to cacu mile of Road.
The Bunds are free from United States Tax ;
the Principal and Inurcst are payable in goli
the Principal at the end of Tu'uty years, and
the Interest Simi-annuallr, at the r.-ite of
Seves An TuiiKE-l'EiSTU3 Peb Cent, per an
num. Tbey are issued in denominations of $100,
$500, Sfl.OOOj $5,00, and $10,000.
Tbe Trustees under the Morgage are Messrs
Jay Cooke, of Philadelphia, and J. Edgar
Thompson, President of tbe lennsylvania
Central Reilroad Company.
These Northern Pacific 7-30 Bonds will at
all times before maturity, be receivable AT
Tem Per Cent. Pbemii'x (or 1,10), in ex
change for the Company's lands at their low
est cash price.
In addition to their absolute safly. tl&se
Bonds, yield nn income larger, we believe;
than au v other first-class securitv. Persans
holding United Site 5.20's can, by coaverr
ing tbein into Northern Pacifies, increase
their yearly income one third, and still iiave
a perfectly rt liable investment.
HOW TO GL'T THEM. Yoftr nearest Bank
or Banker will supply these Bonds in any desir
ed amount, and ot any needed denomination.
Persons wishing to exchange stocks or bonds
for these, can do so with any of our Agents,
who will allow the hifbe current price for
AM. MARKETABLE SECI'E ITILS.
Those living in loe.ilitiev remote from
Hanks, may s nd money, or other bonds, di
rectly to us by express, and we will send
back Northern Pacific Bonds ot enr own risk,
and without cost to the investor. For furth
er information, pamphlet's maps etc., call
on or address the undersigned, or C of the
Banis or Bankers employed to sell this Loan,
roa SALE BY
"V7M. PAINTER & CO., Bankers,
, PHILADELPHIA.
'- Agente for Eaitern rtnnryltania,
AXD
DOTY, PARKE3 & CO.,
An
JUKTATA VAILEY BAXK.
XIFFLIXTOWX, PA.
JOHIATA COUNTY NORMAL SCHOOL.
Patterson, JP.
Principal Teacher, - - AUGUSTUS BAUM.
tst Assistant Miss M. P. AURAND.
2nd "
COURSE OF STUDY.
Orthography, Reading, Penmanship, Men
tal and Written Arabiuaiic. 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, $.YOU ; higher brancaes from $..00 to
$8.00 per qtt irter of eleven weeks. Board
ing can be had in private families at from
$2.50 to 3.00 per week.
rooxs USED
Sanders' Union Readers and Spellers,
Brooks's Mental Arithmetic. Brooks's and
Greenlcaf's Writtea Arithmetics, Brooks's
Geometry, .Mitchell's Geographies Clark'j
Grammar. 0'nr'ienbo' Composition and
Rhetoric, Anderson's History's Wickershara's
School Econorjy, Grcenleaf's Algebras,
Quackenbos' Philosophy.
ADVANTAGES.
Geo. W. Liny.!, County Superintendent,
will be in attendance during thcterni at stat
ed times ani give instruction in Theory and
practice nf TtactinK.
Special attention will be givih to thorough
ness in the branches rt quired to be taught in
the common schools. Tii eory 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 jrrgres will be kept.
CALENDAR.
The spring term will open April 10th. 1871,
and close June 23i Tbe fall term will open
July 17th. tf"l. and close September 29ih.
For further information, address
AUGUSTUS BAUM, Patterson,
OR,
GEO. W. LLOYD, Thoapsontown.
Mar 1-3:
Patbkted DlCtSltl 7TH, 1889.
OUR CELEBRATED
GOLDEN FOUNTAIN PEN.
Kewt1 fjolL AfkiMwIedcet! W mil wfcfcv
tea it tm e tte dmi ifii nut tie or moia in uitj
try! Will pwrrtMie. Wtf 11m written 1
with one Pen ef lnkt Will outwear m doses
beat mtft Pen. Put up In nest Ildr boxr. Q
iLV BY AUK.V s For inia ;
rmom may enercette peraon cm rcwJlM 1
per month. lrolt over Ow nerecnul t
i w Hm pie i eia itr renio two mum w i
eeatai v voxm, fl.OV, twelve kuca
V.vu. AareM
Western Publishing Co.
Manufacturers' Agents, Pittsburgh, Pa. .jLpj
ja':
CaHIOf. -The grrut TXvnnUrftT oft ne
Pens hm Ie4 to mn? IntlUltlotM of on Into- f
8
nor oMoiitr. nmr ohit tne irnww r i. w-
tin fr Penn rive your Name. T
State plainly written, sn4 ordej
tmammj. in wn- t
.Town. County, and
will Mat wlta
ins awoauow. 9
Kone Genuine unless Eigned LBcrrl
Ctn--r intitut, Mi AtvU St.; Prof. Usltoa, iV W.
4th St, Cineinaati, O., and Or. Gre, at Crl Hte,
N. C-,are task- . in tooishir.j
tirn of m ft p) I rt tn9r t
knifr) or cittie V. Q
and witb but little a
root and nlir it ) Q
mow. irtakna n i m
fewon. with their A
menta, atealinir oar fl
4BU. No ot.hen '
treatment. Nona othsr ahovld arar bs nni For
ni-t'-rninrw. and f'tr oirmiir. call. rtrtl-insag afc".
A Great Ofibr.,?!,:
will diposie of nne Hundred Piakos, Meio
DEOtfS. ami Oaoans of six first-class makers,
including Waters', at ixtrehllt low prims,
fob cash, Drat no tbis month, or will take a
part cash and tbe balance in monthly or quar
terly insraJSaantg.
OF THE W AGE!
T diia.
I O I l ttmaDdesft.
t 1 Kl'wli.a-
ttscrllaiifflus.
SEE WHAT $2 "WTL1 DO!
A Handsome New $5 Steel Engraving and a
Prize worth from $1. to 25,000,
IIOTHFOR8S. .
Everv ticket draws a prize. No blanks.
Witb each ticket you get at the time of pur
chasing it either LurleT, a legend of the
Rhine, fhe Disinherited, or the Cvild Christ
which are regarded by dealers and experts
lb hanclsot.ie8l and best Siei-1 Hngnvine
ever o;fered at $ i,0. Tbey are 19x24.
Each of them is a gera of art. Reaember
every ticS-t holder will positive' draw one
of the folio wing prizes.
THE LaPlEllKE. HOTEL. jDENTON, MD..
containing twenty-?ix rooms, all modern eaa
venienees, ou:it, stack, c, worth, rash.
$25,000.
THE PICTfcilE niLL FARM.
of 103 acres on the" Choptank river, baring a
aleauiboat wharf on it; with a lime kiln.
$10,000,
THE COLD 6rr.ING FARM! of &ocre;
worth - - SJW'OO.
THE CARTER FARM ! with 80 acres choice
land, ... S5,UOi.
A HOUSE IN DENTON! - - $3,000.
2d0 STANDARD SEWiSCl MACHINES!
Worth from - - - i !0 to $150.
50 WALTH AM WATC II r.3 !
Each worth from - - $10to$100.
4 Pianos. 10 Orzans and Meiodions.
One Cash Sum ... $3,000
OneCtshSuin .... $l.00
One Ca-h Sum - S.ViO
Three Cah Sums aeh - - $100
Four Ca.-h Sums each - - $50.
4!.t70 GIFTS consisting of Washing Ma
chines, Wringers, Standard Bicks, Works of
Art. and other household sad valuable arti
ticles ; none of them caa fcs purchased, at
retail, fir les than $1,'X, while some are
worth, $15 0') ami more.
The drawing will take place as soott as en
gravings enongh are sold io distribute the
tickets, before as many ticket holders' aa
choose to be present, and to be tinder their
control, at Denton, Md.
The Caroline County Ltnd Association isa
corporated body, chartered in the State of
Man land, and has a subscribed capital of
$20,000.- Wm. Fell, of Cetfton. S. K. Rich
aril son. Sheriff of the coanty, lier.ton. Mar
l;inil : Jacob Alturger. Postmaster, Denton;
Maryland, and others, are among the stock
holders. The purpoe of this sale is simply to real
ize the cash nn merchandise on hand, and on
the real estate.
OFFICERS.
James E. Nigrum, Attorney at Law. Pres't.
Henry 8. M.tnCha. tof the Firm of Mancha
1i Bros., Real Estate Brokers, Ridgely, Md.,)
Secretary.
G Patroni, Tfexsnrer and Managsr.
i Geerge H. Rumuts. CounseL
; Refer also to Charles tiooding. Esq., Speak
i er of the Delaware Senate, tieC'ieiks of bolb.
branches of tbe Delaware Legislature, all
the Leading men, the Bants, and the Press
of the Peniifsula generally. Club agente
wanted.
One ticket ar.J engraving given free for
every elub of four with tbe money $3 00. .
Send all orders to our general olEde, tins :
CASCLIXZ CO. LAND ASSOCIATION,
Sixth and Kiitg Sit., Wilmington, Del:
THE CAROLINE PEARL
Will be sent to all purchasers free for one
quarter on application. It will give a de
tailed account of our proceedings .'rojti time
to time. Newspapers wishing t-t advertise
for us, will please send us their lowest rates.
March 22. 187l-ly
yyE OFFER FOR SALE, AT PAR,
TRl NEW MASONIC TEIPLE LOiN,
Bearing 7 3-10 Interest,
Redeemable after five (5) and withiri twentj
one (21) years.
Interest Payable March and September
The Bond" arc registered, and will be it
sued in sums to suit.
DE HAVEN & BRO.,
No. 40 S. Third Street. Pkilrtdflphla:
Stocks bought and sold oh cammisinn.
Gold and Government bought and sold. Ac
counts received nd interest allowed, subject
to Sight Drafts.
The Place foS Good Grape-vines
IS AT THE
Juniata lialltn iHntprbs,
AXD GRAPE-VINE MKSEItT.
THE undersigned would respectfully in
fornt the j-tiblic that be hai started a
Grape-vine Nursery about one mile noi 'beast
1 of .Miu.uitown, wtiere he has been testine a
large' nurhber of the diJerent vanotiee of
Grapes; and btiving- beefi irt the business for
seven years, be is now prsp.tred to furnish
VINES OF ALL THE LEAPING
VARIETIES. AN'J OF THE
MOT PROMISING
KINDS, AT
"LdW I! 1 T K S ,
by the Bine Tin. flr7rn. bundreJ or thoTi
etnd. All perotn wishing ool and Ibnfiy
Tines will do we!! to nil! ami sea fsr them
PSF Good and responsible Agent wanted.
Address,
JoyAS OBERTTOLTZER.
MitSinfown, Jumat Co., Pa.
New Tin aud Stove Establishment,
Perrytiille, Juni.iht Conn'y, Pa.
AJEW undersipred hag opened out a new
l Tin and Stove Cltabliyhciect in tbe room
on Railroad Street, rtexr door to tLe Tusc.i
rora Hotel, win-re he would be pleased to see
all who are in wut of Tinware. Stoves, ic.
He will also give proaipt attention to all or
ders for Hooting. Sprinting and Jobbing, all
of which he guarantee to put. up with, the
het of materi-ii and in a workman-hav man
ner. Having had over ten yar eiaricnce
in the business he flatters himself that he
can give entire sutisfa-tion to the public.
He heeps on hand ib celebrated Nimrod
Cook Stove, which is the best ba'ei most
economical and heaviest platH stove now io
use. He will keep on hanii the Oriental
Hateis. snd a general ansortment of tbe beat
Stoves manufactured JiJH.N CUX3AB.
UOt'iSE AD JAILS FOR SALE.
THE undersigned offers at private sl a
Two-story LOG FRAME IIOCiSE plas
tered and Shop, story and & half high, and
TIIIJEE LOTS,
situated in Johnstonn. Juniata county, front
ing on M tin street and main road loiding to
Peru, and (rued KKAME STAULt. Fruit of
all kinds, a good pale tence surrounding the
whole propertv. iots itf high state of culti
vation. Apply to
JOHN FALLADEANE.
owner and resident on the plaoe.
J. 51. KEPHEART
BARNES BROTHER &; HERRON,
., . - wholesale pealeeb ia
HATS AND GAPS,
503 Market Street, riiilaielnL;.
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