fyt Janiali tntmt..
WEDNEPDA. MoRNlxo, APRIL 26. 18T1.
PENXSTLVASIA RAILROAD. ON AXD
after Sunday, Pec. 4, 1870. Passenger
Trains will leave MitSin Station at follow i:
EASTWARD.
Philadelphia Express.. 12,50 A. M
Fast baa 8.34 A. M.
Harriub'jr Accouituoda'n 10,45 A. M.
Ma;i Train 6,46 P. M.
Cinoiuoati Express 8,4;') P. M.
WESTWARD.
Cincinnati Express 1,57, A. M.
Pacific Express a, 46 A. ML
Mail TrHin K.27. P. M
Way Passenger 10,25 A. M.
Pittshtirir Kxpress 6 20 A. M.
Adams' Express 3,26 A. M
JAMES NORTH. Agt
MJBmtfl KWilPBEST," So. I, I. O.
0 F. meets .,n I lie tiisl ami third Tuesdays
ihim Tuesdays I
af each -iionth, in the Odd Fellows' H.'ll
i'honipsent'jwn. Juniata fo.. Pa.
Wat. J. DENNIS,
W (J, LaSS. $r,he
C. P.
IO.N A. Mil COI.MKV.
THE frame of Capt McClelIan'shoue
wop
1
Thb tteafaaoa at court this week is
Lint LttfMt
,
RtFOm Of heavy frosts in all parts !
-of ihe c untry a.e current.'
, ,
roit Spring .-bawls splendid patterns
go tc aunaa -x alters.
J. Kikk has put up a new awning
in trout ot bis store ou .Mam street.
The ccaaaaaaacataaa from Princess Ann
county. Md . will appear next week.
Laruk stuck af Spring Dress Goods,
of the latest styles, just opened at the
store of Martin 5: Walters.
Cow KflXBS A cow belonging to
Mrs. Wagmr, of this borough, was killed
by a train of cars last night, a short dis
tance below Patterson.
,.,
F. F. Rohm, of Patterson, is engaged
in repairing the act petty which he re
cently purchased in that town, comraoulv
knowu ns the Oberholtzer property.
. ,
uoa v go oacK on vour newspaper.
A subscriber to au Iowa paper recently
1 bia nam.r aurl tl,.. .., a-....l Im
lv , . , ,
JLohn Mich a i l, af Fermanagh town
shin, has within the past week shipped
to Ijtncaster county a large lot of young
lncnst trees. He geeaflSO a thotisanif
Iv the I'htladi Iphia Inquirer, under
the head of "Pi Otel changes in Pennsvl
vauia,'' ve notice the foliiTwing: "I'm!
Royal. Juniata county James W.W bar
ton race Jameo M. Aittr, removed.
THrttr; is scarcely a grape known to
the grape-grower but that can be had
at the Juniata Valley Vineyard, located
one mile northeast of Hiffltntoara J.
Oberholtzer, propiietor.
TllK Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
will bu adaMnilttard iu the Presbyterian
Church of this place, on the first Sab
luth in May, being the 7th day ot the
mouth Kev. II Allison, pastor.
Cor.. Geo F McFabXAND has bought
th Ttmptnmet ViaJ.'ca'or at Williams
"burg. Pa. The Galeae! is a clear and
ready writer. May success attend him
iu ha new fieLl.
Laihd & BlLi. have just received at
their store in l'atterson. a large hock m Rlgi,(er didn't see the point. If the
Dry Goods, Groceries, and everything in l ygj,, nf vw Wl0tl, ,i,at artice -were
their line of trade, and invite the public pre!enttld t0 a j,lry of twelve men," the
to call sod examine their stock of goods woM fiuJ t,)at tJ)e j;rg ,(f.r wa?
beiare purchasing elsewhere. ! not tne auti,or f it, as it claimed to be.
The Republican " County Committee j but that it transferred it from the col
, , c i r a? tm. I aaaaa af the New Fork Wbrtd toits own
UieL Ull 1A1 OlllUlUll. f, iw ..
ton, of IVrrysville, was elected chairman,
and Capt Md leDan, of Miffliu, secre
tary, to till the unexpired term. The at- j
tendance was not ltrge
jt fT
' BOSKS. The Steam Saw Mill be-
WstoIkS 5: Shelley, in Green
twood townaUp, was destroyed by fire on
' J
Monday night,
fire originated.
I . i .1
Utennunow'o
Loss between
oa nnn
52,000
aL-d SJ.OOO.
A rA.ti'Y of burglars
went through" 1
1 "
A H. Reider's store, in Indiana borough, i
-securing a seventy dollar watch, a twen j
ivSve do'iar ring, seventy dollars in gold
and silver coin, and about sixty dollars
in paper money.
JtiST KaiH aSS. Joseph Pennellhas
just received his Sprifg Goods. Ladies,
call and examine his spring style of
Dress Goods. Dry liootls ana grocer-
in .great variety, and at reduce1 Pnce!1 county. on Thursday of last week, in a Coxst-Mmo. This fatal and dreaded dis
(,'ai: et his store in Patterson, and Sake I -tf- at Brown's slate quarries. i 1"'" ," has heea cured. Ur. J. Brirgs'
Throat and Lung Healer is a pleasent. agree-
jour purchases. David Williams, the blacksmith, had hle and sure remedy for Coughs. Whooping
- ... t .i.
Da Sl-NldO, ol l'atterson, nas greeny
imrrroved the hottse, both inside and out-
t' '1 j r fr Amns
aide. all-.cl. he purchased of Mr. -Amos
Svder afTbaaf ui IkwDsetar
int'onds-nwvire his f.lv into it before
. .1 - trn,,t ro.,rn
lotttr Me is preparing tLe trout PBtaa
s .
fll,ifl,l':iig!'wW
Col-Josh .1. Patterson paid our,
,. rATrtKSt-. p-
Stars a fivifg visit ot aoout 10 Hours. ;
Friday last, aad left StaiS bou,h !
Capt. Wharton of l-enyrraaa. aa-
cd frm tJ-utii taroiua .asi cciw,
...
nig en.
Capt. Mickey, of I attcr-on,
honse iioia the saame State.
mm i... ... fjAaeea
Mid
suawsaaa . .. , L:.
d.ieh has re
efitted and relurnieliea mot"
T: - ' mmmA U.rir. ill MtStSW
I.1VI-I V CHM tsuv. I
2 aeaaV 4o ttccontmo.i.te hie M !
frWUe,.rf aW aaMfa co.ta.ally. with
1 t- .iii ;i 111 'II. 1 nuuiic c .
i i
fine anil pent
t'o Hnvin? liorses. arc-
He also has four
nets ar,l aw buggies
.i,j 1 no-Meg for sl at reason-1
ZfZ, cVlIsfLie Baar!
a. ue priciK-
Information wanted of Mary Jane
Knox. SaUie P. Kennedy or Smith Ken-
nedv BJ "ending their address to K.
t. Cheesman. Bellefonte, Centre Co.. Pa.,
they will learn something to their advan-
tagc.
aprl9 3t
1 hy don't you use Nature's Hair Re
jatorativej It Is perfectly free from poi
i sous and will restore gray or faded hair
to its original color. Fur sale by B. F.
Kepner ie Sou, Miffliutown.
New Goods at Low Prices Mar
tin & Walters have juBt received from
1 uiladelphia a large stock of Sprintr
Goods, which thev offer nt the faalt... fcttAht tWiinf Mr. Todd
prices. Their stock of Dry Goods. Gro -
cei ies. Fisli Ao U Am 1 : .u
' ."gv-i iu me
county. J urchasers wishing to save
money NNW not M to call at their
8t,)n- (the old Delfuid standi and exam
: ,l...r. ... , i c , ,
- ..... s.njtiv uri'piu :;Hii WBCWDmOi
HECKNTI.V, Iteorgo M. hllis died in
Chester ccunty. in his 92d year. He is
: reporter! to bare liad the consumption
I n a a a m.l
7 ' '''' lu,?IC,a" navlnS
assured him. before be was twenty, that j
la , , 1
i ne couiu not survive lite next two years. ;
Ellis was so pale snd tliin fur forty years :
.....
previous to ins decease tbat lie Was
nKVMMia tn lint (l,e. us., tlmr ttm vraj
k,il)W, 9 walking ikeVstllw j and yet ;
he is believed to have beea, with
exceptions, the oldest man in tl,e county.
r,
The follow
iiiwing recipe for the cure of I
eyes is given : "Take a po- i
inflamed eyes
tato, and after quartering it. grate tli
i nean as nne as possirne, ana place t tie
grating between a piece of cambric uius
Ha, Place the poultice over the eyes in
flamed, and keep it there fifteen minutes
Continue the operation three succesve
nights, and a perfect curp ensues." It
is worth trying by baoae afflicted with
sore eyes
A StMWLaS ACCIOKVT little
girl, daughter af J,.hn Buckwalter. liv
ing uear Cotiestoga Centre, this county.
met w,th a painful accident on Mondav '.
morning last While she was sitting
a-ide of the kitchen stove, the pipa fell
down, upsetting a pot of boffinV water
, a, . mi nj t
u,r bw. ohk aMwnmj m,wm, sw
her neck down to her thighs, hut some
hones are entertained of her recover
Nkiraluia. A eocreaaondeat of the
Lanret says : " A few yea s ago, when
i" China, 1 became acquaint 'd with the
fact af the stives, waea eoiWrtag with
facial Dearaipa. using oil ot peppermint fat Claaa. (10 1 Blackboard Exer
which they lightly applied to the seat of cise9 in 6 S. (11.) Bible Class. V12)
pain with a camel-hair pencil. Since Uniform Lessons. (13) S. 3. Booka.
then, in my own practice, I frequently (14) Helps to S. S. Teacher. (14) Sa
apply this oil a? a local anaesthetic, not cied Geograpbv atul Chmnologv. (16.)
only in neuralgia, but also in gout, with
remarkably good resuits."
ir 1, ""T," ",' 1 ,
II .1- L' l' I I, .. i,nliiiTnn,l f HAIfl .
post oftice address is M itllintown, -Juniata
county. Pa., hereby informs the public
that be is the onlv authorized agent in
Juniata county for the hay rake popu
btflj known as the 'Columbia Hay Rike.'
The public is also itifuiined that certain
parties are now llitig iu this county an
imitation rake, which liiey sell as the
oetmine Scball Ac Da er, or Pratt A:
Sraedley, or Columbia Itake.
JtiHV Z'MJK.
Dm'T Sek Ir. The Rtgutr this
week is excited over what we wiol-j las!
week in repaid to an article that soni"
time aro appeared in its column. The
without a word of credit. That is not
insanity. That is tb ft. Po you see it ?
LECtcrb. I bis is a howlinp wilder
" nnon which the axe of the Lec-
i r u j .
,urer ha" not ofte" b"t'" used
ws W - 3 -
tual toocl. sucn as lectures preparen w.tn
i.l.l: I ... : . 1 IJ . .1 -
care ana urlivereu wuu euitiaieu tract;
mnaa. ...:ii t
aim east! . uui .iiiiiiu win wuki- up sumn
' I
dtlV surely. The lecture delivered lasl
evening bv C J Arms, of Lewistown.
,, ' i i-
on "Ilonot. was a Meaaast and instruct
ive one an(1 tbe attention of the
aud-encewiliciJ was large enongh con-1
.,., . ,
sirterinR tnat we are not a great lecture-,
- .....it, In t',!:f!.'i tn it- merit. W Im
ZZ 11 ,1.1 Lwe mu to .,.. ', Ai.
" " f '
wilderness as a pioneer and help to con
vert Mifflin into a lecture field.
Kkaritl Accident. A fearful ac
-j . occurred at Peach Bataaas. this
heen dre.-sinir a drill for one of the work-
- - , .
men iu the qtiarnes, when anotlier worlt-
tnau brought into the ehp a keg con -
T B
tsasaaj about tea pounds ot blasting
powder, which lo se, , beside a keg of
water, lljioil vtllicu iu- unici nuiiwiunn
I
was sitting i'lr. llliams intended to
J , f
"f tkeaaraaae of tempering it,,
; for put.p.e of temperiM
fc pow(er k
int0 it Ue plunged the iron. A terrible
; eQsUefii tearillg out lhc end of
, ej0Pi dePtroyinff the sight of both
..
,r. " jy ""
terribly all over the head and body that
... I,,t ,eni,nta bis life was desnaired of.
- - r
The other two men in the shop, whose
M nrn E(lwrd Llovd and
John
Owens, were also badly burned, though
. . 1
not
It ieeme hard to believe
that aay paraa. wmm ae vmj or sac
t,,!i.- aa hrltiirlna1 in an alien k etr
Sat anv ner.on would be ettiltV of eutch
1 r.f i.nwder and sitting- !t down in a smith-
n Sit 1 1 ' " " i e-"fs r n
! , Tj,e fearful results in this in-
1 , i
natice are scarcely more than could be
expected t. follow such reckless fo.ly.-,
Laxcaitcr Inquirer.
ttun C'luia ne
La"caitcr Injuircr.
Sussex Cuuf. The celebrated Ham-1
bletonian horse, Sussex Chief, now !
owned by J. B. M Todd, of Patterson.1
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 Chief s 2 year
14 colts now owned by Mr. E 1. j
Trump, of Jersey Shore was awared the j
first Premium at the Fair of the Lyeom-.
jng County Agricultural Society, held at j
Williamaport September 14tb. 15th. and !
16th 1870. There were quite a number j
! of 2 year old colt's on exhibition some
valued as hieh as $3000 Sussex Chief!
, in Patterson. Farmers and others desi-
' : .- ..-..w I,...
rous oi improving meir ouitiw mm n ' "
an opportunity.
M-irch 26-5w.
Catching Shau at Columbia Tt
..J i .1 . .i,;..L
csuiameu iroui mo Kri .v - ...I. -
, g .
; has thus far attended the efforts ot Dsn
erm,.u at Columbia that 100,000 shad will
be cauirht at that, t.oint before the close
I
of the season. Over 20,000 have already
been secured, and fishing has scarcely
-i
commeuced. As high as 2,500 were
caught in one day recently. tdV largest
naul fr the same length of time in ten
T .1 .-I. ,
yean. Last year the entire catch amount-:
e(J t0 5o,000. The fish sell at from thirty
(u Aj,t. g ,nM per hundred from
; ti,e Pllore. If the expecUtion of the
L. ,. , 5 . , . ,c,,
i nsliennati are realized the trade in 1S71
Columbia wfll reach from S25. 000 to
835 00' T,,e caU,e of ,he increa8e of
bad caught is to be attributed to the
removal of nearly all the baskets in the
'
river ('which have for years prevented
thousands of the fish from nearing tide
,. . .
water in ttie tall; in compliance wuu a
law of the State Ex
ANt'AI. MUKTI.MI OF THK JOlMATJ
CoCftTY .Sar.BATII FCBOOL AsSOSt TIOS.
The next annual meeting of the Juni
County ahbtb-bchool Association
will he held in Miffliutown. on Tuesday
nd Wednesday. May 16 and 17, 1871.
(t i8 hoPtd that every Sabbath-School in
-presented j that we
mV " 8'wn P '
i'rests of the Sabbath-Sehool may
be advanced : that our Savior s kingdom
"ia ''.m,?n' e' "
' "'Srr'
Duties of
Superintendent. (2 I Duties of Teachers.
(3.) Relations of Pastor to Sabbatb-
School (4.) Parents and Sabbath school
(g.) ( btidren's Work in Sabbath fchool.
l 6 , n Kai nest Teacher. (7.) Modes
0f Teachine;. (8.) S. S Singing. (9.)
(',)mlnjtting and Elect ting Verses. 17.)
ElewardV. (IS.) Mapj and Practical H
loatrationa.
Superintendente are respectfully re-
quested to let us know bv the 1st of May,
t
or as sooiilliereatteraspi.ssioie, witeitierr
it is their intention, or not, of sending
delegates, mid bnw many, so that we may
know what atratigetneiits to make. All
c mtnutiication should be addressed to
the Secretary, TbOS. A. BUHtB,
Miflfintawn, Pa
By order ot the Executive Committee.
GOLDEN FOUNTAIN PEN.
t?omet hing new and novel. lie sure and
read the advertieemeel in OUT j.jier, headed
(jrr-utest Invention of the Age." We believe
the GoMen Fountain Pen is unsurpassed. A
good pen is a necessity to every man, woman j Thomas Nankivell. of Millerslown. Perry
ml child. Agents, here is a chance to make j county, a.,d Mis Martha Ann Biwu, of Hunt
muney in introducing a good and saleable i mgdon county.
article.
mm-i DIED.
Coasts. How they sting, throb, ache. - . . . -
,-tnirt ittd bum. upon our feet. In vain, KfU I. Ell. On the 1 7th inst.. at the rcsi
we beg. and threaten, we curse, we uourieh dtne. of Dr wn.in.,,w Mr. John OalUher.
the sharpest knives above their heads, we I , . .
burn, we eat. hack, hew and fed. and ,HU at Walkw tewaaaia, Mrs. Cathariae H. Zei
ihe pesky corns remain a thing of misery. gler. widow of the late Jacob Zeigler, dee'd..
Useless are entreaties, tears, curses, groans ;
nothing ean remove our corns but Ilrigg's
Alleviator and Curative, a sure cure lor
Cora, Beaieaa, Ingrowing Nails, and all ail
ments of the feel .
Pnaal -Internal, External, Bleeding or
I Itching. Thj- dietreasing and harrowing
, "-""V: " V " i.ai h, ;e who
14ffl.cte,, vitk h , .om , uu, ,, of
j , - ,.. .... . i . i i
: oeiicaey. anaoi in in i-r a renipov. leereoy
t inakmir thir condition known. How wrong
, . , i . .
" '' ls neglect. At the hrs' intima-
tion of the appearance of this complaint
I 'J "oulJ procure HriggV Unrivaled Pile
I Remedy, and. using it according to directions.
I ;!i..l. i,p,.l- ii n,l muuli em-.
i it- It is easy of application, aud thorough
in "s ?fftC"!-
i ananTWa Neuralgia and Nervous Dts-
eR,e3 Tue wo,1(.rfll t.irecl9 f Br. Briggs
' M..v,nt..i fur iii,- anootlir Pitrp nf tin- nhnvo
I very prevalent and painful affliction, isknown
inm.nt flionsanils who have used it with the
iiios? unqualified success. In every cade of
ibe Complaint above enumerated it has never
failed to give immediate relief. Its effect is
magical beyond precedent. One trial will
convince the most skeptical. Each bottle
making i wo .marts when diluted for use.
I ""(t1'- ( roup. Hoarseness. Uronchiits. Lar
1 yngn is. Sore Tbroat. Asthma. Consumption
Hn alt diseases of the Throat, Lungs and
j Chest,
above medicines are snld by BANKS B
HAMUN Miaiimowni ttndby uruggi9lsgen.
rd:il lloticrs.
DKAKN'KSS. BLUIDNB88. and CA
;
! tte and Em
TARRH treated with the utmost success by
and Professor of Di$'ase nf
Ear. hip specialty in the Medical
-
College of Pennsylvania. IS pears1 erperience,
Street, I'biU. Testimonials enn be
sen al
HIS DDI CO
.n:.. ti. . f :,
The medical faeuitv are invited lo
ac.o,ranr their natients. as he has no secrets
in his praitice. Artificial eyes inserted with-
. out Paln: No cb"8 ,or "ntnation
octlJ-ly
Administrator's Notice.
Estate of Robert Quick, deceased.
I7"HKBEAS Let'er" of Admini,r,inn on
! , ' - ' ", LZZ "
Wsad, saaa aaaa graa.d
. . ,k. ., n ,iQu, ,fnn.l .1 na.onn. . Lk,.j ..
persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
. , u ,uo uuuooi....,
payment, and those baring claims or demands
atrainst the estate of said decedent will nre-
- . . , - ---
3VUI IUCUI, IIVlCtlJ sum- S C'I. IV
8. OWK.N EVAS,
March 2?-t ThompBen'owa.
Commrrtial.
CLOSING PRICES
OP
DEfifAYEN&BRa
40 So. Sd St. Phila.
3 o'clock, p. m. April 25. 1 87 1 .
U. 8. 6's of '81
'62
'64
'65
" 'OS. new,.
'7, new,.
68
ll6JU7j
WiidaWVi
113jjfnll3
1 IIMal IS
112jfa.1l!5
llXf&ll2j
IO0A10M
IIMt16l
hi rn:
ioua!08
5's. 10-408,
P 30 Vear 6 Per ent-C'"
Silver"
! I'nlryn Pacific R. R. 1st M. Bonds
ran (Sy8;i
z. p AMI
tTniotl Pacific Land Orant Bonds.. 78j ()79j
MIFFL1NT0VV 3 PATTERSON MARKETS
!
, pmrKH OF BOARD OF POMMKRCE.
I ....
I Kppor,ej weekly for the Jiinmta Skstiskl
i by the Board of Commerce of Mifflin and Pat
i u"oa-
I l.lft I ll.Trrl,.
Extra Family Flour, f hhl
60
.... 1 80
.... 1 20
.... 75
to
.... SO
.... 70
t J bbl
Wheat (prime) i bus
live ..
r0rn
,"
ItnrlaV 41
Skiiis.
CIor 6 K
Timothy ft 00
' "n,
i
:
1 80
1 00
Si siii; its.
Butter c5
llfi tt "JZ, ZUZZ
Zo
V2
12
8
25
8
3
40
8
8
20
! Country Soap
J!""
Tallow
Riga
Wool, washed
Poultt v, live
Dried Apples
' Peaches, pared
" Peaches, unpared ...
" Cherries
' Cherries, pitied
" Blackberries
" Baspberries
Country Hams
Sides and Shoulder
. 20
. 4
2'
17
. 12
1 (HI
1 Oil
2 !S
50
85
If,
j Potatoes, bus
Gro(B4 Uvm yj"&
Railroad Ties
,
! ' AIlKff.TS
"'187,.
i . . . . .
ces are unchanged.
::uii'n8
Sales of 1500 bbl., in
SS 85A6 71
Superrioe
Eitras 1 out
$ r, 7
N. W. Ettra Family $7 12m 7 40
Penna. do. do Mtwili
Ohio A" Ind. do. do $7 tl7(a7 50
Fancy Brands.... $S Ottfo,'. 00
Whe n is in limited request, with sales of
roOObaob. ai Si 58al til for Ohio and ind
red ; til 6a 4i for Penn. do , and $172 tor
while. Bye is higher and held at Si OSsl 16
for Penn. " Corn is .iniet- Sales of 9 '0 huab
,t 74:i7oc. forycllow ; 78. for white and 71a
72c. for Western mixed. Oats on slowly :
sale of 0J0O bush- at 03a03jc. for Western.
and 660. for white.
Claaeraoed is scarce and worth 'JjaKjle
; Timothy commands $.'1 50
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET,
Hearaar, April 24 P. M.
Tbeaawtei far Beef Cattle we aaaia aH
; o-Jay. Prie hl'f .h"
elinieh at Pe : fair to gowJ al .a3c. nnu com-
mo t 4aB V n, grow.
Tows nrel Cilves are not sough artrr' and
with liberal affertaaa prices fell off.
qno'e snringers at $10. nn.l Cowl an I Calves
at $5065
In sheep there is oonidrrab1e aetlvfty t
an advance Sales of wooled at 7JaJc." and
einn,l fiTi
Hugs have heen in pood reaneit at higher
iirps and the offprints have all been taken
fiiru
up galea of 4 si' head at 7 5Ta8 far tlop
an-1 99 75 "ti 100 fbs. net for corn-fed, the
latter for extra
MARRIED.
KANK1VELL. B AWN At Concord, on
he HOtb inst . by Re. S. A freveling. Mr.
aged 74 years and 7 months.
WOODS. On the 17th inst., in Caledonia '
Valley, Joseph Woods, age I SO years. 4 mo
and 12 days. Mr. Woods was a soldier in
the war of 1812-11.
HAUGHAWOUT. Oa 'he 18ih inst., in
Valley, Lefford Haughawon,. in
hi,
i .
ttd year.
witown papers please copy.
t,(
The Place for Good Grape-vines
IS AT THE
lunhta iJallcn Dintprbs,
AM) GRAPE-VISE SUKSEKY.
TMIE undersigned would respectfully in
' 'nI
M. form the public that be has started a
"iT''' VlTl
-, wawnrwe " .Cs,,K
Grapes ,- and having been in the business for
even years, be is now prepared to furnish
VINES OF ALL THK LEADING
VARIETIES, AND OF THE
MOST PROMISING
KINDS, AT
row It A T K s ,
by the single vine, dozen, hundred or thou
sand. All persons wishing good and tariftv
vines will do well to call and see for them
selves. Daf- Good and responsible Agents wau'ed.
Address,
JONAS OBERHOLTZER,
Mifflinto ;n. Juniata Co., Pa.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK
or
MIFFLIXTOVVX, PENX'A.
JOSEPH POMfiKOY, President.
T. VAN IRVIN. Oashiei.
niRLCTORS.
Joseph Pemeroy, John J. Patterson,
Jerome N. Thompson. George Jacobs,
John Ualsbacb.
Loan money, receiee deposits, pay interest
nn lim. Hnnsils hnv and seM coin null ITni-
! ted States Bonds, cash, coupons and cheeks.
! K""'- "J PV of ,h. U"".el ?t"!
aa771mtlSlaaUaM Ireland and
. SF
, Qernl,n,. Sell Revenue Stamps.
In sums of $2X) at 2 per oeul. disconnt.
In sums af $'00 at 2 per cent, discount.
In sums of $1000 at 8 per cent, discount.
Tang 18 1869
SJBTJeiRATA Saanas $1 ,50 ear year.
tv ditrtisfiufnts.
Beef! Veal! Mutton!
THE undersigned hereby informs the pub
lie that he still cominuea to carry on liie
Butchering Business in Mifnmiown. and will
j hereafter supply the citiieus of Mifflin u J
j Patterson with
CHOICE BEEF
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY' mornings.
I ....!
!""" "
Veal and Mutton
every THURSDAY morning. His wagon will
: go the rounds ol both towns on the mornings
mentioned. As lit is the only butcher in this
vicinity who continued in business during
the past winter, for the accommodation of ihe
public, he feels that he is entitled to more
than an ordinary share of patronage through
out the summer season.
FRANK MAXWELL.
April It, 1871.
FRESH BEEF, VEAL, fcC.
TH I undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to the tmblic that he bat cnin-
I IMUIIUVW UN H'll I iiri I 11 HU-lllfS.1. anu I
I waaoa will visit HHMatowa and Mex
meneed the BatehsriBf BMIBCSa. and lhat hi
rUKSDAY and SATUROAT morninirs of
j each week when they can have an option u
I nity of purchasing
EXTRA BKKF,
VEAL, MUTTON".
LAHl). ,
cheaper than from anv other wacoa. He
only asks tiie citueus to pive bin a trial to
satisfy them that he sells cheaper and better
meat than anv other butcher in the county.
CTKUS SIKBKB.
April g, 18TI-tf
BJETLOTMKIVT KI KKAt
Of THK
j Young Men's Christian Association,
Office. South 7lh St.. I'hilaiielphia,
Betweeu Cbeataal ft Walnut.
If you wish to hire labor of any kind, j
! write and tell us jnt the help you want. J
i The wajres you will pay. The he!, and
oaeanee! way to raaoa your place, and if far ;
i frolu Philadelphia, you had belter enclose ,
Kailroad fare. We will do our best to serve !
; you and give you all ihe information we csn
I assist the worthy, and no charges to ckkor
. -.hull! flu linr.on wi iiith ( tnr ilojiru la
I party. Address
AI.EX. SLOAN',
Sup'1. Kioplovment llnreait.
12:: South Tih Street, Philada.
Ilaliiii) Bees are the Best.
i
THOSE wishing to procure Queen Bees the
coming se ison. e-in be accommodated on
I reasonable terms ; also, L L. Langstroth!"
j Movable Coat Patent liee Hive. Individual
. and Township Ilighrs for sale. Send for cir
cular. Address
E. C KEARN'S,
j Fob 22. Tl-Sai Boa429, Lewiatowa, Pa.
Administiator's Notice.
Folate of Siimurl S. Ok f tin, tltrtftneH.
W",
HEBKAS Leiters of Administration on
he estate of Samuel I!, like. on. late
I of Beale twp.. deed., have been granted to
the undersigne 1. residing in Spruce Hill
township, alt p SI SOPS indebted to saitl estate
are reOjaoated 10 nnike immediate payment,
and tboe having claims will present them
property aatbearieatcd for sett hmeat.
; J 4IK-S OKESOH, AJm r.
I March 15, 1871-61
AHminitrator's Notice
ACmmiSlratOr S JSOUCC
, K'tatt of Urn) Btrtller. aVcooaaf.
: 11 HEKBAS Letters of Administration on
V the esiate of .Mary lierilcr, late of
Walker township, dec d.. have been granted
10 the nMerMgtML resMim in Dcwwaft
; inwiisliip. nil persoai. tncfobted to !ii'I estate
are brebf rt)B6atvd to katavkfl immw'iatp Vny
; merit , w. those huvirtz claims will present
pwpiy aaiatea r awtaai.
M irrli 22, I B71 St
Ari-ninirifnr Wntiee
, .... ,
tnttirk. rfW.
IOTICE is brreby ciren th.il Letters of
' tl Admiaiarratioa, on the estnte of isnac
j Enteric, late of Walker towns! ip, dee d ,
i Save been gr-inted to the Battel aigaed, rei-
'dine in M i 'B : ii i o wti. All persons indebted
j to said estate are requested to mike Imniedi-
ate patient, and those having claims will
I praoaat thaa properij atitheiitifatcd for ret-
tlement.
um u u. Aim ...-ii '
Feh 32. 1871-61
A dawatntrafor.
Administrator's Notice.
Sjfffre of VrtT Tschvfp, decizd.
HE RE AS Letters of Administration on
the esiate of the above decedent h ve
heen grante-1 le the undersigned, residing in
0 reel. wood townabip, Juniata eounf, all
: persons indebted to said estate ate requested
I lo mke immediate payment, and those hav
I ing elatiiis against said estate will present
I the same for settlement
Ati.l.M TSCHOPP, Adm'r.
1 March !, 1871-f.t
:j in the blood.
Tie rrevrvt n uTitrrraaikiiiltii a si ntinn .
aaJ ezpcudl eassbysasfflilaaassHosa wSh
NiTi ar's Own Vitalizing Aoent tno.
f'autinn. It" sur,. von pet Pi-nivian Syrip.
nuspaieu rrre. j. p. dissmohk. nspaeaai
No. a De St., New York.
6oid hy liruggists generally.
HENRY HARPER,
TZt CHESTNUT STREET,
Formerly 520 Arch Srreet.)
i "" "U" ...w-KUMttA.
Has a large Stock of
AMERIOAV ano RWISfl GOLD wr.SIIA'KK
WATCtlCfl (PCEA. I.I'tNTIKN AND
VKST CflAIN8. FRENCH CLOCKS,
OTKK A OLA88B8 AND
FANC1 GOODS,
PAKCT tad PLAIN SOLID SITVERWARK
a mm arililBBfl fK1 K RS AT B 1 1 SPiMAN
POUKS, TEA 8KTB. ICE PITCHEftS. CAS
TORS. c, all of which are selling at rea
sonable prices.
March 11. 1871-1
"PEATHEHS,"
AXL (JHADKX
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT
FAMILIES A DEALERS.
QUALITY WARRANTED.
v F. C. CRAICHEAD,
I Jn25-m
riTTsnt nn. Pa-
DLOOMSBURO STATS NORMAL
SCHOOL AND
Literary snd Commercial Institute
The Faculty of -his !i,stituti-n aim to be
Terj iijok'uku mmmm o. . u. iuu l-
look carefully after the manners, health and
morals of the students.
Winter term commences January 9, 1871.
BaT App.y tor catalogues to
HENRY CARVER. A. M
Bept 28, 1870-bm Principal.
Dissolution of Partnership.
ATnTirr. is berebv trmmn flu! ll... naptnee.
ship heretofore existing between the
undersigned in the shoemaking business in
the borough of Patterson, has heen dissolved,
J. W. DEAN BRO.
April 4. 187!.
i r-t
So.
?MSffllaneouj. j
Hurrah! HnrraklO GOLD LOAN
Great Excitpment at the Mifflin
Chair Works !
Tt lit is it thai everybody goes to l M. F. ' v -i i- . , ..
,.n. . ., ' . , , , . , The bnil ling -1 t!ie Norihcrn Tacitic nuil-
.-Nl DBR wheu they aro la need ot anv kind ' . i , , - t 7.,
, . . road, ihesiin .; i'v las'), i heius pu-hed t...
of Chairs T i L " . ,
Winn li .i ti . j c- i we.rd with creat onerit, troin t. th eireinli
I.I'.I U E lie keer the Pest and Finest .. . . . .J.
i Assortment of all kinds of Chair that was
ever offered to the eyes of the public.
j Header, if you lire in want of Chain of
t any kind. yo:i will do well to cull on the un
; dersigned and astasia ui ftne stock af
Cane Seat aM Wicisor Chairs,
f li deoriyiiJM, before yrotiating els
wherr. Ilitving Iatlr rtartal rm btttiaftMS, lie
is ilcicnnineii 10 tlo the very hest in: Ml us
regards darftbttilji und chetipiie.,. nml wmr
ran t-t ' Wt-rk BM3Vj iCtUTfd hj hiut
pit" Bsssess-ker Sijrn of tLc 1T(
RSID C7HAIB oeiffce pole ;j ibe
corner ot' M aea aad 'iierrv street., wben you
want to buy good chairs
W M .
f. sirroER
Mifliatowa, Frb S, 1871.
a. r. rssii'K John .oktii
Mew JPljrioci.
FASICK & NOBTH,
BOOT & SHOE MAKERS
THIRD STREET, MIFFLIN,
Tw Dnors North of Lutheran ( hvrrh.
Ilavinp entered into partnership. w. are now
prepared to aaafaotaro and have for sale
all kinds of
HOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS.
GENTS', LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Our work 1 all manufactured by ourselves,
aiol we warrant il to be made of the brt ina
leria!. Oil work sold at our eoeater will he
r?Pirl fcao of charge, should the senmint
! give way.
Give lis a call, for we feel confident that we
can furnish you With any kind of work you
may desire.
OST'llepniring oone neatly md at ren'on i-
hle rates,
auj? Iti, 1861
FASICK NORTH.
-tf.
Patbnted Dat-EMB 7TH, 1S69.
OCR CELEBRATED
GOLDEN FOUNTAIN PEN.
K-mhl-oId. AckarltMlfel kTillwliaatM
Mil It to be ihe fcct iNa BMMk r oM Iu tUiacoun-
trr. Will not -orrmlr. Mt II"- atrltfew
;S with one I'rnwriik'. Will ul wr u MM
! !N h,-i att-el Pen. Pnt it In nent ililrboveM. C"
S (L OM.V BY AttUTS, and for thU k
r. maaea anv eneraretlc newn raw reallct) )'
ih ntr month. Profit over per i-t-nt.!
Twa aample Pen. 10 vent; Iwe bgiet, o
ent: Ave bene. ftl.OO; tuele boaca,
aVOII. AUdr-eaw.
13
Western Publishing Co.
Manufacturers A penn, FittsUirgh. Pa.
CATTIOV -The ret ponnlarltT of thtvc
Pen ha led to mHity Imitation of n.t Inre -rlor
rinalltv. Hay only the genuine HU V O
tin; for Pea irtre four Nuinr. fawn, Cuanty, an4
Ntate. plainly written, and ordora U1 meet Wltla
troupt nttentlon.
i"i . I T).., J. C
' UHK (T HM I l IMf I1 SlUlP
I
n "
j Main Street. MifBintown, Pa.
o-
TMIK tinderaieaed, haviac removed M
1 store from East Poial lo the building
recently occuuied bv Fn is I'.erttv as a flour
and feed
'e, on Main st t
eet. opposite the
announce to ibe
Post Office, would hereby
citizens of V ifflintuwn and varroueiftag coun
try that he has on hand a fall and well tell cl
ed assort eiprit of
Groceries and Notions,
As follows; Syrups, Teas. Coffees, Flour snd
Feed, Maekarat, Salt, Coal (il. Uuckets,
Beaeaaa, Fancy and Common Soaps,
Spiee, Kice, Crackers Coffee
KsesnoSi Starch, C'orn
Starch, Vinegar.
Washing
Soda. Baiting Soda. Lamp F'.ues. Liunp Wioks,
Braahee, Indigo. Ceases, Hair oil. Pr
funiery. Oloves and Hosiery, Stis
r(,nders. Thread. Batteaa.
Notions atv.l Stationery, and in feet a good
assortment of everything esaslly kept in a
country Grocery and Notion Store. Also, a
larze Stock of III KITS, and a
Complete .t-mrtmrnt of l adles' and 1 1:11
drro's Shoes and Brogans.
&g- The highest rales allowed in exchange
for Hotter and XggS.SsS Prompt payers,
thirty davs.
mar30 CRSEUITS BABTLT.
faa" isr feasaaftslB, Ml Ank Si.: Prif- iJslt -n. BB W.
4th St,, Cin innH. a' lr. OWM; st t'hsri.-fte,
N t .srt mak- in? Mt-'tnahmj
rurep e! ill a) ' M V thmir jrwsl
Corner Vntu'otsfl w without ths
kit t fa nr rauatf . W IT m'iiflina.
nd with but Luis llBlM p"i. trerj
rant .in-) Baa i Q 1 aWla1li
in. v o.l. tt tsioM iii ast '. O W timr;in lcn
nj'trvnini i: .-- i sat 1 ankasjlFta
fr. with their I r W aaHM 'rat-
mcuts. No others 1 have tbo
tr.-tiiints. Km other ihnulj isr he an4 i'nr
fartica!ri. "gnd fr circa Isr. esJl. orsd'iresss shots.
prrrH BZAuriruLrietntATneG,
13 X 1" In. On" sees If So r-nt.
AmVrtU. VCBly, I'urt Ftyal, l.
Executor's Notice.
Ettotf of Ebz'thtth UAL jtttmtti.
0T1CB it kwrtby stive i hat tira TtMa-
N
x nttm on Ifc em-te of FIiz:;tptb Brl
iate of Fajette tavnsaipe dee'd., luve been
(rntetJ le 'lie un-iet ijrrifti. Peeiating in
W'ker township. AM r-Mon- Meeted lo
Bd estate are requesteel 10 make ininif.iiA'e
payment, and Ibeee iiavtnp claim. will leeeo
present them pfOeflj authenricated for set
tlement. JOHN N. MOORE. Eieentor.
fVILMA.a VIE.
I y illluito'.Mi.
Pa.
i Agent of the CELERRATED AMERICAN
ORflANS fur Jaaiala county. These are
the best OR'IANS now male. Suited la all
circumstances. Prices rtnging from SltH'
$10fD.
Also, Agent far mST CLASS PIANOS.
All instruments sold warranted for five yea re.
aug 2 1 87-tf.
COAL. Lumber. Fish. Salt, and nil kinds
of Merchandise for sale. Chestnu-. Oak
, Dark, Railroad Ties, all kinds ot lirain and
. Seeds bought at the highest market price for
leash or exchanged fur merchandise, c-al.
lumber, fta., to suit customers 1 am pre
-- J ... mm MIU A lii.l,..
, wnnled aasf aa aaart notice, of either
oak or yellow pine lumber.
NO A II IIERTZLER.
Jn4
Port Ri-al. .luniaia Co.. Pa.
M
ART IN B WALTEliS alwavs k.
op up
he eicel'ed either in the quality or price of
; their goods in this line. Uire them a cal
j before going elsewhere.
' "1 SALE Three s
! " terns. Nio. 7, X, an
set of Cook Stove
K
I .'. Flasks and Folio
i Boards, all complete, by
SILAS SH AMP.
JlifllintcwT!.
Oet 5-3ei
' OF THE AG E t
Northern Pacific Railroad.
rapid PROGJtaa or tu vose.
p!'yed iii Mi;i:ieota and oo ire Paefle aaaat.
The gr:nlc if eeirlv eompleu-1 256 imfes
westwaul fr. Like Bnpvrtar; irains are
running v.-i l.'ifl ,ni of fiaiakai load, a id
traek-byiag i rlpid'.v t'rocressinff towsrd
lZlVJZ!gZ:
: HWtkem PkciSc Cnrptwy n w hat 41!jVini!e!i
"t c.mi eiJ toad, aMl 1t ort. bei n?it
; li will 1 re Mid to mk ieasl wiO
A (iooU Invotrcmt. Jsj Poke x P6.. are
I BOW BtStllatg, a Ii.l un Utif ;ti ifJg! v ) i .i;'!!ifpri4,
m a Profitable ead perfsotlj ::V Ibvoispwi
I tao First Mortgage Load Errant 6eM Beanie
! 'if the K Oft hern l'a;6c Rsilsaajal ('nntmnr.
Tbev b4Tfl Ii0 imti to niaVi been faeeee) eewl
Pbvee-TeatlaM percent. po!i inrr-t 'mun-
Mian 8 yejf eeeit. ewreeKr) ari .-.r.- strnrel
. t'v lirat a:il only niortajte mitt rTixc t-M
, Nii its ejVIf XBBTA, hlU al-c, as f u-i ;;s ib
I is weikieel r,n
I8 Mi Ures of L.ind eiejey railf of
track, 9i 5(H) iei - lur each SF1.0UO RonJ.--
Twej nre i Xempr from U. S ; Principal
an-l (satereel are payaM in .old J IVnomifn
tions; Coupon. $Ii0 to $1,000 ; Uesit-reila
sum to rl'i.fO.
IfMil For staeV--Northern Pacific Mfi
are at ail time reeeweMe ar tun rtat CfCCV.
I AMVVI r.vu, in exchange for tiie CeesTfMwj'i
I. nrit's. at their liMPeel c ih pr'u e. This ren
tiers :iieui pr-tciical trriBlal UEAl.t!tr, hatjp
r HivvxTs.
Sinking Fund The proeta of nil sale
of I.mi are peejatftval le he (ieTot(. to fhe rii
pureh)ie und I iHDlfleHOOJ of the Vfe4 Mort
gage Bomi of the Company. The l.nd
tii.i!t of the Road eseewefcfl Fifty Million
Aeree. Tbia ineenee Siakin F;mi will un
dbteeUj eaaMBel ihe principal of the Com
pany s hohdeil debt beeere it fa IN due. With
their ample ecnrity and iiieh rate of inter
eelf latere is Be investment, aert ii.ile to the
peoiop, wliieh M morp pi-ofit t.: tR BAFS.
Exphansinir I Five-Tuf-atir!) - Thn
Slides. Ol i ij New tjoverr.meui 6 per cent,
i Loan will compel the eurly si:rni.ier of
United St:-.te 6 per cents. Many holers of
Fie Twenties Hre now exehanguifr then for
Northern Pnciato Seven TlnrOrs. iktM reali
zing a hnndsenM prr.iii anI greatly increasing
their yearly income.
Other SccurUie?.--All m.rkatable Stoeka
and Itoud- will he received at their fcjjgheet
price in excanngo for Northern Pneifjc Seeea
Thinies. E.ritKss ,-it on Money or
Bon'is receired, and on Seven-Thirties sent
in return, will he paid hy ihe Pfaaacfn
Agnate. FuU iiitormatiou. nkape, nampMete,
etc., can he obtained on npaBcatien at any
agency, or from the jndersijxtied.
FB -ALE BT
JAY COOKE CO,
run. a pel pii i , Knnj Toajc, VTAeantorrera,
Financial Agen's Northern Tacitic Railroad
C"Uipany,
At-sn. BY
DOTY, PARKER & CO..
AXt
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
MIFH ISTuWX, PA.
SEE WHAT $2 WILL DO !
A Handsome New $5 Steel Engraving and a
Prize worth from $1. to 25,000,
It mi FOB
Even ticket draws a prize, i bianki".-
With imi'!i tirkt von get at tiie liaa al pur
chasing it iMtht'r Larlay. a saaaa1 "f the
Kir.- . the Ltiainberiled, ur tie Child fi.rist
vhiek are rearile'l by dealers ati experts
ibe haaiaeaM9t aaw Seal Steel Earaviaaa
eer nflereii at ?o Oft They arc 1 'x'Jl
Bad "f tbem i.-i a j:'in ot' irf. Rerr.finter
every ticket holder will positively draw odd
of the fidiiiwiup prize.
Til E LaPIKBR B.ROTC K JUTCTOV, Ml .
aaaaiataa twenty-six vaaaai. ali nuidern con
eaaiaBaaa. outfit, stock, ,1-c, wottb, ewelt.
$3S,Wt.
THE MCTiritl HlU FARM,
I of 103 acre? oq the Cii'ptank river, havirg a
steam!). cit wharf on it, with a Hat kiln,
i't.ono.
THE COLi Snuira FARM: afWaeraa;
worth ... $.(lrtl.
I HE CARTER FARM ! with r-fl acres choice
I land. ... S"..ixiO.
A HUV5B IN DENTON ! - - $3,00.
itm si NUAKD REV Ma STaCBlSBSI
, Wurtii ttwm - 9t0 to lo0.
Stl 9 A I. ni AM WATCH r !
Each worth from - - 8 N to ?1(W.
X 1'iau-is 10 Organs and Mclodiona.
j One fasti Sura - - - $:.lOt)
; One ' isli Sum - $1 (V)
I One i.'a-Ii Sum ... $ iH)
' Tlirc -i :ish Suras each - - slti't
, Four CaHl Sums each - - - $f)0.
19.BTU ijIFTS consisting of Washint: Mi-cliine-.
viuiers. Standard Rooks, Work? of
. Art. a n d oilier hotis'.-hoid and va'uahle ar:i
tielea ; aoaaal then can be purchased, at
: retail, tctt leaf than Slf'iiJ. wh.ie some arc
worth U0 and more.
The drawing wi'l take place as soon am
jfawiagi taaagtfc are soil to distvihtite the
j tickets, hetorc as many ticktl holders aa
choose lo be j resent, and to ba un ler tiieir
control, at IVnton, Md.
The t':r,.line CataatJ I.an-1 Association is a
; earaafatet body, chartered in the State of
l:ir 1 :i'l. aact has a subscribed cap.tnl of
Sat.000. Waa Fell, af lent..n. 8. E. I'.ich-ard-on.
Sh-titf of the county, Dtaaaa. Mary
land : Ta - 'b Alburrer. ro-tinaster. Denton,
l iry!:i-id. au 1 others, are among the stock
holders. The purpose of this sale ii simply to real
ize the Cast on iii-rchandise on hand, aad oa
the real estate.
OFFICERS.
JaaNfl B- Higaatt, Attorney at Law. Pres't.
Henry S M inc'ua. i ot the Firm of Manch
i Bras., Real Estate Riokers, Ridgely. Md.,)
Secretary.
ti I'iirooi. Treasurer and Manager.
Qeery H. Rnssum, t'ounsel.
Refer also t Charles (iooding. Esq., SpeaTL
n af ibe D'-laware Senate, ti,e tlserks of boih
j branches of the Delaware Legislature, all
t ti Leading men, the Ranks, and the I'r'-ss
of the laiaaola generaliy. t.'lub ngei.ts
wanted.
Oaa liabai aad engraving g:en free for
every club of four wnh the m":i-v $8 iti.
Se-id aH aaSafO to our genera! nJHi't, thus:
CAROLINE CO. LAND ASSOCIATION.
ffiat aasf tTha fla Masaaaana, hel.
THE CAROLINE I'EARL
Will be (i .nt to all purclia-ers nn:r for one
Maytea aa application. It will give a de
ailed iiccoiiit of our peoceed-ngs ,r'm time
o time. Newspupers wishing 1 1 adverti-.
or aas will riease send ns their lowest rutes.
nniTat? ivn iatq dad c
ALE.
iiui 3Ym a.w uu i a run oi
THE undersigned off-rs at prirate rile a
Two-Mary Lot; FRAME BOQ3B plas
tered and -'hon. s'o-y and a half hiub, and
THHrK Lf)TS,
ituatcd in Johnsto in. Junta's county, frnnt
ing on Bfaia street and n.ain roa-1 lo.J'ng to
Peru, and p , ad FRAME 8TABLS. Fruit af
-.11 kinds, a good pale fence surrounding the
whole property. L8ts in hiii state of culti
vation. Apply to
JOHN F U.T. PF ANE.
owner and resid-nt on the place.
J. M. KEPHKAB3
BARNES BROTHER I; HERR0H,
WH0LKSALC DIALERS IN
HATS AND CAPS,
-W5 Market RTcet, PhiTadeaaa
aug 18, isr-ly.
hu1 rite ttr yoar.felf.