fyt jamais tnlhrd. TEDNESIA MORNING, JlTXE 21. 1871. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ON AND after Sunday, May 14, 1871, Passenger Trains wUl leave Mttlia Station aa follows : eastward. Priiladelpliia Express.. 1,50 A. M Harrisb'g Aecottimoda'a 11,00 A. M. Mail Trai....v. 6,0 P. M. CineinuaU Etf retis.... 8,50 P. M. WUTWA1D. Cincinnati Ki press 1,30, A. M. First Pacific Express... 3,12 A. 31. Mail Train 3,27. P. M Way Passengw 9,15 A. M. JAMES NORTH, Ag't - KiiiTi csctarauT," i. i, i. o. F. meets ud liia brat and third Tuesdays of caett month, ia tbe Odd Fellowa' Hall, Thotnpeoatowti, Juniata Co.. Pa. WM. J. DENNIS, C. P. W. C. too ah. Scribe. TOWN AXO COCNTKV. Stkaykd See ectray nolice. Pauls ia ia a disturbed condition. This is the longest day of the year. Sweet cherries are Belling on the streets -at six cents per qrtart. Wheat cuttinc; commenced last week Jit Cumberland Valley. jTaxEs Robi.vso.m is busily engaged in improving his lot on Main street.') Early. Peter Mingle cot wheat last Saturday on Lis lot above town. An exchange says that the latest but ton Luleis out are candidates for office. .Keep clear of a man who does not value bis own character. Spurgeon. It is said that a man in Huntingdon runs his ice cream machine by horde power A WIT remarked that his reason for not speaking favorably of ladies' dresses is that they are pnffed enough. Don't go to law unless you have noth ing to lost ; lawyers' houses are built ou fools' heads. Spvrgetm TVntlfcil 10 000 pounds of well washed Wool, at 0 cent per pownd, by Martin & Walters. AlifHin'.own. . All iv ths Spelm.mu If twice elev en be twenty-two, how- can twice tec be twenty too ? See the two and too. A FfLLntV who has a f 'declares he has lees fear i.f the jaws dt'nth than of thejiwa of life. of I A just man mjs if any one speak evil m J ' " ' . - ner that none w.ll believe h.m. j Mahtin i: Walters have Just re - eeivfd from Philadelphia another large j lot of Dry G oods, Groceries, Fisb. etc , Call and see them. ! To BeAl'TlrV THa COMPLEXION. Wauh the face iti equal parts of corn-mt-al and white brau instead of sor-.p ; omit tea. coffee, and tohacco. Hu.vtivgi'o.v is about organising a Mind Yonr Own Business Club " A club to attend to "Your Neighbor's Busi 1 neis" mijbt be organized in this town. Ladies, if you want to purchase dress goods of the latest styles and mnt ap proved patterns, call at the Keystone, on Bridge street. Largest assortment in j ' the conafy. Frank Maxwkll, theliveliest butcher -in the county, save that next Monday he will slauglitf-r the largest and best . kind of a steer, and be wants everybody to . get a piece of it on Tuesday morning, j j" TiLTE.M & Espe.xschadk, proprietors of the Keystonb store in this place, have ' the prospect of doing an immense busi ness in the way of selling merchandise ' to the people of Juniata cocnty. j An exchange says a Mrs. Kddy, Iiv ing in a neigh borirg county, caught her better-half kising the servant girl. The doctor was sent ' for. He says he cau patch np Mr. Eddy's face, but he always 'will be bald-headed. New Glass Counter. Martin. & Walters Lave put an elegant counter, .surmounted by a ca? inlaid , with glass, in their store-mom. Call and see it, and buy some of the nice things it contains Singular Death. A woman at the Toor House of this county, located at Shirleysburg. died last week from the ef fects of a piu entering her ear. bhe had imitated the too common practice of pick ing that organ with a pin, and slipping from her Augers it peuetttfted to such a depth that all efforts toextract it were nnavailiog. V e did not learn her name Huntingdon paper. Snoi LiR Dislocateo. Mr. J. B. MrTodd, of Tatterson, was thrown from bis bt!7 last a!uiday. and Lad his rigit dwalder dislocated by the fall. Dr. Banks was promptlyon Hrc grouud, and gave the necessary surgical attention. Mr. Todd is doing well. The fall was occasioned by tbe Lorse suddenly and unexpectedly shying at something about the railroad, in front of tbe Patterson House. Boy Killeo. Last Friday forenoon a boy aged ten years, son f William Totbrock, ticket agent at the Millers town railroad station, met witk a shock ing death. lie attempted to cfnsfl the railroad in front of an approaching freight train. He stumbled and fell on tbe track, and before he eould get op and ont of the'way, the cars were on bim. The whole train, numbering for ty cars, paseed j ver hio. dreadfully mangling h boij. CoLUMtiA Baku Mr. John Zook, of Fermanagh township, has received an other car-load of the genuine 8chll & Danner Columbia Horse . Rake. Mr. Zook ia tbj only aatlwriied agent ia the county for tbe sale of the above rake. Farmen, bear this in mind. ' ' Consumption ia not only aggrava ted but rendered far more fatal by the use of patent medicines. The best do mestic remedy ia an exclusive milk diet, if there be much debility, one table spoonful of whiskey should be taken in a tumblerful of new milk four times a dv. Medical Independent. The Juniata County Normal School in Patterson', in charge of A. Baum and Miss M. P. Aurand, and under the im mediate direction of the County Superin tendent, will close its first session for tbe season on Friday, June 23rd. Tbe clos ing examination will be held on Thurs day and Friday. All are invited to at tend. The second session will commence on Monday, July 17th In dressing for photographs, dark brown, dark green, maroon, and plaiu black, without gloss, will make a rich drab color. Silks of tbe same color will take considerably lighter. Snuff brown, dark leather, dark drab, scarlet, cherry, dark orange, crimson and slate will also take a rich drab color. Violet, blue, pur ple pink and magenta will take very light, and should be avoided. The hair should not be very wet or glossy. Ex. Diarrhoea or summer complaint can be preveuted by a strict observance of tbe diet and by not drinking too much cold water or overloading the stomach. When it occurs a teaspoouful of soda, ten drops of the tincture of ginger, and two of the tincture of camphor taken in water every half hour will cure it. Medical Independent. Woman's Rights in Crawford Coc.n Ty At the Republican primary meet ings held at Titusville recently, female suffrage was fairly inaugurated by Mrs Charles U. Brett, who walked to the polls with her husband, and deposed a straight ticket in favor of the candidates of her choice. As there is nothing in the rules of the party prohibiting female suffrage at tiie primary meeting, the elec tion board ruled that Mrs. Brett was eli gible to tbe ballot, aud tbe lady, having exercised her urivilrsre. retired amid iLe oldlng -ifea0camati0l f tie bynmders. Ex His Head V as Lkvfl. A New Voi k wholesale grocer, who has become rjcb , hig busine8il- ha, Utvy made the follow,,.- revelation, lie says Ins rule j w ,y, WM wben ,10 ?oJ a bj of g00(li on credit, to immediately subscribe fur the 1"c;l1 PaPer of his debtor. So long j as 1;,s customer advertised liberally aud vigorously, he reeled easy, but as soon as he began to contract his advertising space, he took the fact as evidence that there was trouble ahead, aud be iuvaribly weut for bis debt. "For," said he "the man who feels too poor to make his busi ness known, is too poor to do business.' The withdrawing of au advertisement is an evidence of weakness tha' busiuess men are not slow to observe. Thb Keystone Largeit and Lest S'oremom inthr. Co'tiity. .Messrs. Tilten & Espenschade, whose storeroom was burned on the night of the tertihle fire iu Mifflin, have now secured and fitted np one of the finest rooms in the county, in Kevin's new building, on Bridge 8t., ; directly opposite their old stand, where they will be happy to meet their old customers and all others who may favor them with their patronage. Tbey invite special attention? to their large and well selected stock of dress goods. All kinds of Dry goods. Notions, Groceries, Fish, Glassware. Queensware, Stoneware, Sic, for sale cheaper than the cheapest. Read their advertisement in another col umn and remember the Ketstone when you come to town to make your pur chases. A Grey Fox Caught by a Reaper. Tlst Saturday, the 17th inst., a large grey fox was caught in a Buckeye reap er or grass cutter, on Mr. Samuel Leo nard's farm, in Fayette township. If we had not received an account of the cap ture from Mr Leonard himself, we should be loth to believe it. lie says : " The grass was heavy, but tbe land was clear of all obstructions, and I did not need to give the knife-bar much attention. Sud denly I felt the touch of an obstruction and the same instant saw something jumping and kicking and biting at the reaper. I stopped, and to my surprise it was a very lurr'e grey fox. Three of its legs were cut off " Mr. Leonard s farm is located in the heart, it may be said, of Lost Creek Valley, and on the main road through the valley .J Struck by Lightning. A heavy thunder storm passed over this vicinity yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon between 3 aud 4 o'clock. iJuring the prevalence of the stom the dwelling house of Mr. A. Sandoe, iu this borongh was struck by lightning, but fortunately was not much damaged. The electric fluid struct: the chimney on the west gable end of the wing part of the building, knocking off half-a-dozen brick, and then proeeeaea down tbe outside of the house, breaking three panes of glass in the attic window and tearing loose some weather-boarding near the window ; it then struck tbe tin nontins which runs across th? end of tbe building, and was conducted by it to tbe ground. A coat banging near tne attic window was set on fire by the fluid, and was partially consumed when dis covered. Tbe inmates of tbe House were severely stunned by the shock. Col. Willi net with a "bit of ro mance" last week while crossing Moore's ridge on tbe way to Furguson'a Valley, As he was driving leisurely along he ob served a large black snake in the road just far enough ahead to allow him room to turn out; but tbe carriage running over his snakeship's tail he doubled np, became entangled in the spokes, and af ter going around twice landed in the ve hicle beside the Col. who, not liking bis passenger, left him in undisputed posses sion. The snake having retreated to the ground he was dispatched, and found to measure nearly six feet Lewittown Qatclle. It becomes our painful task to chron icle one of the most brutal and heinous dimes that ever disgraced tbe fair fame of Lewisburg. For the purpose of spar ing the feelings of the friends interested as far as poesible, (who are all respect tie,) we forbear giving names. The crime consists of an aged man head of a large and intelligent family, and a grandfather violating the person of tbe daughter of a neighbor, the little girl not ten years old. Whether by foreeor persua sion the damable deed was accomplished we do not know; but ill either case, there is nothiug that we know of to mitigate the crime. The poor girl was terrible abused, and her sufferings have been quite severe. The law will, of course, be enforced against the monster, but the little sufferer can find no relief from that quarter. The aged sinner, we learn left cladestinely for parts unknown. Letc'sburg Cknmirh. A Small Pox Rkmkdv. The fol lowing recipe we Mud making the rounds of our exchanges. It was furnished to the Stockton (Cal.) Herald by a corres pondent, who seems very sanguine of its efficacy. Before using it, it would be well, however, to consult with a compe tent apothecary or good physician. The correspondent writes to the Herald as follows t "I herewith append a recipe which has been used to my knowledge in hundred of canes. It will prevent or cure the small pox though the piltings are filling. When Jenuer discovered cow-pox in England, the world of science hurled an avalanche upon his head, but when the most scientific school of medicine in the world that of Paris published this re cipe as a panacea for small pox, it passed unheeded. It is unfailing as fate, and con quers in every instance. It is harmless when taken by a well person. It will also cure scarlet fever. Here is tbe re cipe as I have used it, and cured my children of scarlet fever ; here it is as I uve used it to cure small pox ; when a the patient mM. die, it cured : "Sulphate of zinc, one grain ; foxglove (digitalis), one grain ; half teapoonful of sugar; mix with two tablespoonsful of water. When thoroughly mixed, add four ounces of water. Take a spoonful every hour. Either disease will disap pear iu twelve hours. ' For a child smal ler doses according to age. If countries would compel! their physicians to use this, there would be no need of pest houses. If you value advice and experi ence, use this for that terrible disease-" As Solomon Stuck was repairing the back porch of his house, in Granville township, Mifflin county, be found placed under tbe steps, away back, a tin box full of silver and gold. "5.00 will be paid to any one who will secure me the services of a good girl to do general housework. G. L Derr, Dentist. Mifflintown, June 14, 1871. REMOVED. Jew Drug Store in Patterson. Dr. Rundio informs the public that he has moved his Drug Store into his new building, on Main street, opposite the res idence of Joseph Middngh, Esq , where he will be glad to welcome all bis for mer friends and customers, and as many new ones as may favor him with their patronage. In addition to the goods usually kept in drug stores, I have a very large stock of SpectacL-s and Eye-Glasses Also a large stock of Blank Books (all kinds,) and over one hundred boxes of Initial Paper. All other kinds of writing paper and Euvelopes. and many other kinds of goods constantly on band. Come and see. June7-3t Attention, Fanners Look to your interests and buy the Valley Chief Reaper and Mower combined, with self rake, tbe best and speediest cutting ma chine in the market. Tbe rake throws the gavels entirely out of the way of the team. The Valley Chief is manufac tured by Marsh, Grier ic Co., Mount Joy, Lancaster Co., Pa., and is for sale in J u niata connty by Daniel Auker, of Walk er township, near Cedar Spring, and by J. F. G. Long, near Centre School House, in Spruce Hill township. may 17-4 1 GOLDEN FOUSrAIN FEAT. Something new and noTel. Be sure and read the advertisement in our paper, headed "Greatest Invention of the Age." We believe tbe Golden Fountain Pen is unsurpassed. A good pen is a necessity to every man, woman and child. Agents, here is a chance to make money ia introducing a good and saleable article. Piles instantly relieved and soon cured by Using Dr. Brigg's Pile Remedies. They re duce inflamation, soothe the irritated parts, and have proven a blessing to the afflicted, whether internal, external, bleeding or ltca- iac Biles. All kinds ia all stages must yield to the wonderful infl'ieace of these never failing remedies. Sold y Druggists. Ths Ohwabd Paoeasss or Sctbice. It is an indisputed fat that the skill of man is dai y developing improvements in various de-' partaentt ! Udtwry. Xaeb sd all have ' aa aim for our general welfare. One of the cost desirable and long wished for resulta has been accomplished in tbe discover, by Dr. J. Brigga. of his Corn and Buaisa Rem edies, hi Alleviator for the cur and preven tion of camraon Corns, and bis Curative for the ahaalaiecureof Festered Corns, Inflamed Bunioaa, Ingrowing Nails, gar Instep. Blis tered Heels. Tender Feet, ae.. . , Sold, by DraggiaU . Cooohs, Colds, aid Tbboav Arraenoa. As a,ll seasons of the year, many people seem to be suffering with Throat Diseases, manifest ing themselres in various , form aueh aa Coughs, Bronchitis. Laryngitis, 'Asthma, Ptbisie, and other highways to that prince of terrors Consumption. Hundreds are neg lectful when they are slowly but surely drift ing onward to certain destruction, who might with a little eare. and by the use ef proper remedies, check their downward tendency. Dr. J. Brieis Throat and Lung Healer ia the acme of perfection for the speedy cure of all diseases ot the Throat, iungs, ana inesl Can be given to the infant and aged with per fct safety, as it contains no injurious drugs of any description. As a general household medicine, it ia rapidly becoming indispensa ble. Sold by Druggists. Da. Bkioos' Allevanter cares Headache, Neuralgia and nervous disease. Try it Sold by BANKS & AAMLI5, and druggists generally. CANDIDATE'S CARD. ASSOCIATE JUDGE. The office of Associate Judge, though not lucrative, is one of the most important in the county. We Lave frequently beard the name of Dr. J. W. Biale, of the boroagh of Per rysville, mentioned as a suitable candidate for this position. He is popular, able and of unimpeachable integrity ; a man of modera tion in his political views, and favorably known to the whole eommunity. He is there fore offered to the Repablirana of the county as their candidate for Associate Judge ; and for this purposo will be supported by MANY CITIZENS. DIED. SAVLOK. On Sunday, the 21st inst.. in the borough of Patterson, Lewis H., son of John and Jemima Saylor, aged 16 years, 5 months atid 21 days. "How calm and still, ia death's embrace, The form that lies on yonder bier, We turn, to mark a vacant place, We pause, to drop a silent tear. 'Yet, shall we mourn a spirit fled, lteyond the reach of grief and pain ? Shall we recall the peaceful deep ! To live is Christ, to die ia gain. "Oh. let our trust on God be stayed. Our hearts, in youth, to Him be given. That when the joys of earth shall faJ.e. Our souls mty find repose in heavf n." FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. New C 8. 5-s of 1881 U. S. 6's of '81 . 62 '4 " ti5 " '05. new " " '67. new '08 5 s. 10-4U' V. S. SO Year ti per oeut. Cy., Gold Silver 112t112j ... 117iH-.' .. nwim . llil112J ... njr&mi ... I14s(lM3 ... iurU4 . mjriii5j ... Vf(dw ... 115 (&Ilo ... U(U . 107 (Alflfl Union Pacific R. R. 1st M.lionds- 9I(92 Central Pacific R. R. Xn(HWi Union Pacific Land Grant Bonds.. 85 86 MIFFLINTOn'N & PATTERSON MARKETS PRICE3 OF BOARD OF COMMERCE. Reported weekly for the Juniata Siktixei. by the Board of Commerce of Mifflin and Pat terson. BRt.M.TUFt'8. Extra Family Flour, hbl .. 't J bbl Wheat (prime) V bus Rye " " Corn " " , Oats " " Barley " ' $6 60 I 80 1 30a 1 3V "6 62 55 75 Seeds. Clover 6 25 Timothy ft 00 Flax 1 80 Beans 1 60 SlWDBlIS. Butter V lb. 15 Epgs. yt dot 15 Lard, j ft 12 Country Soap 8 Beeswax 25 Tallow 8 Rags 3 Wool, washed 50 Pouluy, live 8 Dried Apples 8 " Peaches, pared HO " Peaches, unpared 15 " Cherries " Cherries, pitted HO " Blackberries 4 Raspberries 20 Country Hams 17 Sides and Shoulders 10 Potatoes, bus 1 00 Onions " . 1 00 Ground Alum Salt, "pi sack 2 25 Railroad Ties 50 Locust Posts, mortising - 35 " " for board fence.. .... ..... 1 PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, Philadelphia. June 20, 1871. There is do vitality in the Flour marr.et and for the medium and low irrades we a.re compelled to reduce our quotations l-a2 c. lb. Sales of I'M) Ibis, inoluding Superfine ....... $ 12(5)5 37 Extras $5 44f6:H N. W. Extra Family $ 6".'7 37 Ohio A Ind. do. do $7 O07 2 Tbefe is not much doing in Wheat, and prices have fallen 2a3c. Sales of 97U0 bu sh . at $1 55al 60 for Ind. and Ohio red - $1 63 al 59 for Penn- an-i Ohio do. and $1 73 for white. 400 biifh. Penn. Rye sold at 51 10. Corn is in better request at an advance of le. Sales ot 45,000 busb. at 77 c. for yellow, and 7"a7fic. for Western mixed. Oats attraot more attention, and 900 bush. Westers were taken at 5a67c. PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET. Monday, June 19 P. JL. There was quite a lively demend to-day for Beef Cattle of all descriptions, and prices were fully le. R higher than at the close of our last report. We quote choice at 7$a8Jc the latter for faney ; (air to good at Ca7c and common at 4Ja5Jc. $ lb gross. Receipts 1900 head. Cows and Calves were slow to move, and prices rather weak. Sales of fresh Cows at $5060. and Springers at $40a50. Receipts 250 head. Sheep met at a good demand at an advance Sales at 4 ja5c. pound. Lambs were ta ken at TalOc. the latter for a choice lot. Re ceints 14,000 head. Eor Hogs a better demand prevailed and holders succeeded in realising aa advance Sales at 6ja7e. " lb the latter figure ior ex tra corn-fed. Receipts 3000 bead. jsprchl Briers. DEAFNESS. BLINDNESS, and CA TARRH treated with tbe utmost success by J. Isaacs. M. D., anil Professor of Dis'atts of the Eve ani Ear, hie specialty in the Medical College of Pennsylvania, 13 pears' experience. (formerly of Leyden. Holland,) No. HOo Arab Street, Pbile. testimonials can be Seen t his offieo. The medical faculty are invited to accompany their patients, as ha has no secrets in his praitiee. Artificial eyes inserted With out pain.' No charge for examination". oct!2-ly T)LAIN aad Fancy Job Printing BUy aze- J - entew atitut ume. Qtw admtisfmrnts. HOLLEXITSBUBS S2UXNAS7, 1IOLLIDAYSBURG, IM. . A remedy which has been tested for ten years, and proved in thousands of cases oapable of curing all Da taut of Hit Thrtal and Lunat; performing many remarka ble cures, merits a trial from all who are Buffering from similar affections aad vainly seekine relief. Will you let Sr. Crook's WINS or f A R. EstaWshea . I62. prquaxec prevent you from bang tuna alto. Cou.-h$ and CoWl The Druggists say it cores i Wo all. Asth ma. The relief and cures ef it are mar velous., Bronchitis. Ev:ry sufferer will find relief and cu re. Throat Ailments require only a few doses. Lun g Diseases. Has cured cases pronoun ced in curable. Debility- It renovates and invigorates the sysiei a. LivtST Complaint. Most effective regulator of Uii s organ. Dys pepsia. Its healthy action on the stom -ach cures it. Ap letizer. It is health giringand appetite reat or ing. Urinary Organs. Action on them is marked and prompt '- DR. CROOK'S WINE OF TAR rich in the medii in ul qualities of Tar, combined with vegetable ingredients-of undoubted value, which make it unsurpassed, not only for the complaints enumerated, but it rapidly restores exkau- ited tin nytk, cleanses tbe stomach, re laxes tbe liter and puts them to work, causes the food to digest, and makes pure blood, and begc-ji a vivacity appreciated by both sound and sick. If you are afflicted in any way. we Uaow if you try the lift-giving tome prop ertiitot Dr. Crook's Wine of Tar, you will dl your testimony to its great value in cor recting any "ills that fleh"i heir to." Pre pared only by OUTER C10Q1 k C. bolj n.7 L'ruggists everywhere. For Scrofula, Scrofulous Tumora, Scrofulous Diseases of tbe Eyes, or ncrotula ia any form, Rheumatism Diseases of the Liver. Diseases of the Skin, Eruptions, Pimples, Boils. Tetter, Scald Ileal, Ulcers and Old Sores, or any disease depending on a depravjd condition of tbe blood. take Da. Cbooc's Coarouxo Strdf or Polk Root. It is combined with the best tonic preparations of Iron known, and ia the best Alterative and Blood Purifier made. CUanse your Blood. Try one bottle. Sold by driigeista. Prepared only by OLIVER CROOK & CO.. Dayton, O. RwTllY Beasring Faneet. The best. A durable and reliable artstls. Never gum, and not liable to breakage. Send for circular. Address Box 46, 8biremanstown. Pa. H. HENDERSON'S FAMILY LIQUOR CASES, Each Case conta-'ning One BoMle of ON) PAIE BRANDY. I HOLLAND GIN. OLD RYE WHISKEY, I OLD PA LB SHERRY. FINE OLD PORT, . i OLD BOURBON- Guaranteed Pure and of tbe very best quality. PRICE SEVES DOLLARS. 8ent by Express C. O D.. or Post-office order. II. HENDERSON, 15 Broid St. New York. Agents! Bead This! WF ILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY OF 930 PER WEEK and Expenses, or al low a large commission to sell our new and wonderful invention. Address M WAGNER & CO . Marshall. Mich. AGENTS wanted to sell Wheeler A Wilson Sewing Machine ; good territory, great inducements ; no capital required ; horse and wagon furnished. II. HERMAN. Ag't. 407 Market St., Harrisburg, Pa. $325 A MONTH. Horse and Carriage fur nished. Expenses paid. H. Shaw, Alfred, Me. Apple? Parer, Corer and Slicer. Price $L Does all at once. Warranted satisfac tory. D. 11. HHITTEMOKE. Worcester, Mass. Boot and Shoe Shop. THE undersigned, fashionable Boot Tt and Shoemaker, hereby respectful- If ly informs the public that he has located st in the borough of Patterson, where he is pre pared to accommodate the most fastidious in LADIES' WKA.K, Gents1 Fine and Coarse Boots, Urograms, CHILD REX'S WEAR, AC, AC. Also, mending done in the neatest manner and upon the shortest notice. A liberal share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed fjSy- Shop located on the east side of Tus carora street, one door south of Main street, nearly opposite Laird & Bell's store. J. W. DEAN. March 8, 1871-ly New Store and New Goods. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, AC. Hain Street, Mifflintown. HAVING opened out a GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE in the old stand on Main Street, Mifflintown, I would respect fully ask the attention of the pnblio to the following articles, which I will keep on band at all times : SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, MOLASSES, RICE, FISH, SALT, DRIED AND CANNED FRUIT. HAM, SHOULDER, DRIED BEEF, Confectioneries, Nuts, &c., Tobacco, Clgrarsa, GLASSWARE, noni, Feed, ScC. All of which will be sold cheap for Ca.'h or Country Produce. Give me a call and hear my prices. Mifflintown, May 2, 1871 J. Vt. KIRS. NEW BOOT & SHOE SHOP la Kevin's Heir Building en BRIDGE STREET, MIFFLINTOWN. THE undersigned, late of tbe firm of Fa' sick & North, would respectfully an nounce to tbe pnblie that he has opened a Boot and Shoe Shop in Major Nevin's New Buildmz. on Bridge street, MitniLtown, and is prepared to manufacture, of the best ma terial, all kinds of , i BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, FOB GENTS', LADIES AND CHILDREN. Ha alo keeps on hand a large and wetl- stleoted stock of Ileady-mado Work, of all kinds, for men, women and children. ALL WOKE WABKAITID.' . Give me a call, for I feel confidant that I esa furnish you' si'M any kind of work yon mar desire. bnir Repairing dose neatly and at reason able rates. - J. L. NORTH. , May 31, 1871. alUiSffltott-OUS. Hurrah! Hurrah! Great EieilfMent at the - Chair Works ! VtTlX is It that eterybody goes to TVM. F. j SNYDER when they are in need of any kind i of Chairs? i BECAUSE he keeps the Dest and Finest j Assortment of all kinds of Chairs that was ever offered to the eyes of the public. Header, if yon are in want of Chairs of any kind, you will do well lo call on the un dersigned and examine his fine stock of Cane Seat ani Windsor Cbairs, of all descriptions, before purchasing else where. Having lutely started in business, he is determined to do the very best be enn as regards durability and cheapness,' and tear. rant nil work nanHfaeturrH by Airm. p-jf Remember the Sign of the 1UG ItIX CIIAIlt on tbe pole on the corner of Main and Ciierry streets, when you i want to buy good chairs. . I WM. F. SXVDER. Mifflintown. Feb 8. 1871. I The "Guypcr" Market Car. THE nndersignod, having purchased of j S. H. Brown the renowned "Guyprr"; Market Car, desires to inform his frien ls of j Mifflin, Patterson and vicinity, and the pub- lie generally, that he will run the car rep:a-, larly. leaving Mifflin Station every Monday nooZl?:thjJ"leT? m:ke,,,: nd ,etl,rn,ns on nLu.iLi.ii, loiueu wiiu FRESH FISH, OYSTERS, APPLES, VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS Df SEASON, Aad Everything leually Carried in a Market Car. Also, Freight Carried, at Reasonable Rates, Either "Way. Orders from merchants and others solicited. SaJ- Prompt attention to busi Bess will be given and satisfaction guaranteed. Orders left at Joseph Pennell's store in Patterson, will receive attention. 0. W. WILSON. April 28, 1671. S. B. LOUDON. MEIeCII-VIVT T.YILOIJ, "TTTOULD respeclfu'ly inform tbe public! vV that he has removed hts Tailoring Es- i tablishment to a room in Major Nevin's new I building, on the Parker lot. on Bridge streai, .Mitnintown, am nis openec ont a LARGER AND FINKR ASSORTMENT OF CLOTns. VASSlMhliES. YE ST IXC S, ,tC. Than ever was before hrnujrht to this Iowa wmcb ne is prop-ire.l to m.iNe to order in the LA TES7 A SD MOST IMPROVED STYLE, And in a manner that will defy ail cempeti- lion. IU ;.io uiaiiulacinrea to order. n - Sorts 01 I1 f T C fl f IV A D L j J O J. U Jl If U li A On reasonable terms. Bv strict attention to business, he hnres to receive n lihcral share of public patron age Give hint a call and inspect his styles of cutting and workmanship before going elsewbere. May t. IST1. D. K. SULOUFF & CO., (Successors to D. Y. Sulotiff.) Grain, Lumber, Coal, CALCINED PLASTER, CEMENT, SC. The Highest Cash Prices Paitl for all kinds of Grain: Lumber. Coal, ke Soli kt the Lowest Prices. Having boats of our own we can freight Grain, Lumber, Coal, Ac. cheaper than any other parlies. We therefore defy competi tion. JgyYou ean make monev by calling on us before selling or buying elsewhere. GtAI WILL BE CrcilVKO I STOBE TO BE sold bt Tin 1st cr Jfse, 1871. P. S. Our grain is not elevated on men's backs. Mifflintown, April 20, 1871. JUNIATA VALLEY BANK or MIFFLINTOWN, PEXN'A. JOSEPH POMEKOY, President. T. VAN IliVIN, Cashier. iilRrcTokj. Joseph Pomeroy, John J. Patterson, Jerome N. Tbompson.'George Jaocbs, John Balsbach. Loan money, receive deposits, pay interest on time deposits, buy and sell coin and Uni ted States Bonds, cash, coupons and chec&s. Remit Money to any part of the United States and also to England, Scotland, Ireland and Germafty. Sell Revenue Stamps. In sums of -')0 at 2 per Out. discount. In sums of $"00 at 'i per cent, discount. In sums of $1000 at 8 per cent, discount. faug IS 1869 aa. rin. kudu, a riHiatuiptn Cam i.IWMM. J.A AtKh St.; Fret Dmjtoa, Zft W. 4th Ctorintuli, O.. Md Or. Onm. at Cli.rfnM N. C-,u nuU- , e "I" .r., .f .n fl I ill rt r ' I"" !B 1 I . . not mod k ft r '' ' ra- Bn if tak.n is V m O t V ton with tk.ir 9 9 ? I ofhocwjPr Btiu, eUnime mirn IA I tt) IS) ..rii... Amtm. nttora h.- Umn tmnma Nna. .hmits mr b. wMd. i' oUti, wd fur etrenlar. U. or idliw M tkff. COAL. Lumber, Fish, fcalt, and all kinda of Merchandise for rale. . Chestnut Oak Bark, Railroad Ties, all kinds of Grain and Seeds bought at the highest market price for cash or eichanged for merchandise, c-al, lumber, Ac, to suit customers. I am pre pared to furnish to builders ti!!s of lumber just as wanted and on short notice, of either oak or yellow pine lumber. . NOAH HEHTZLER. Jan 4 Port Royal. Juniata Co., Pa. Dissolution of Partnership. NOTICE is hereby given that partner ship heretofore existing between the Undersigned in the shoemaking business in the borough of Patterson, has been dissolved. j. W. DEAN 4 URO. April 4. 1871. Agent "Wantprt. A GENERAL AGENT wanted to procure ti Insurances for a First Class Fir Insur ance Company of Philadelphia. Inquire at this office. . may3-Jt USE THE BEOT i f I r. , leafW vt!Hy.':rtr v-r r-'j TOO"- . 4S HAlIvy REKEWER Nine years bffort? the public; ani no preparation Jfur the hair has ever been produced .equal to Hall's " Vegetable Sicilian1 IJauf Rcnewer," ani every honest dealer Will say it gives the oest tattsfaain. lint stores GRAY HAIK to its r-ginal color, eradicatinpr and prevontintc dandruff curing 'BALDNESS and ?romoting the growth f tbe Lair, 'he gray and brashr hr-.tr by a few, applications is changed to1 bWk ani silky locks, and wayward alf WSI assume any shape the wenrrr dc'Jitrwr; It is the cheapest IIAItt DliEi?S ING in the world, aad its effects last longer, as it excites Uie glands tJ furnish the nutritive ", principle $ necessary to the fife of tftc nalr. It gives the haif that splendid appear ance so much admired by alt. Jiyit-I tonic and stimulatirfg properties it prevents tllO hair from falling Out; ! and none need bo without Nature's ornament, a good head of hnir. It ia, the first real perfected rvmedy ever discovered for curing cfisieases of tLb' hair, and it has never been equalled and we assure the thousands whci have used it, it is kept up to ita original high standard. Our Treatise on the Hair mailed free; send for it. Sold by all Druggists and Dtnltrs in JftsarJi Price One Dollar Per Bottle. R. P. HALL & CO.; Proprietors; LABOHAIOKT, lASHni f . Ayer's Cathartic Pills, the purposes cf laxative) Ferhaus rt one nwW rine is o uutvorsau'v re quired by everybody m a riMlijirtic. nor, as ever any tH-i'ore so universal ly adopted lata n.-e. 14 everf couctrraivfauntBff all classes, as ttus mild but efCcient ru-irativb Kilt. The iibviou.4 rear eon is, 'h.tt it is a more re liable aud far more, effec tual remedy than any nther. .TioA iv ho hava men it, ttnmr mat it enren inciu : move wno nam ! em, know that It cure Uicir neighbors ai)d friends, ' Anil all knovv that what it doe it iVoca always I that it never tails llirouirh any fault or nefvrto i its composition. We have thousands upon thou- enml; of ft'vti-ates'f llieirreruar.kable ciircsoj'tho every Dcieibnranoil,ani w nceii it pnbpyi them. Adapted ( all at.- and r.onlitions ifa all climates; coutiioin? neither raJomet or any delctnrioytoJt u?, Ugar vatuiu' pierrv.-UwnovJrr.Voli al make i tl";'1' P'""'- -.fcp. wtlil? K,n" purely ticenbl iv. i,:ir uq harm can ai-i.-o i':-ai tin-ir u- in anv i:iaulilM. Thev onrra' v tneir nmverful lntluenc. on too) mtcrnai vixra to pania tne mooii ana stimuiaw w I into hesjthy ai-lion reuu'veiheo.wtnii-uonsof thw ; tomai-h. .twiwi?!-i. Iiv,r. :tr-l .oihr omns uf Ihit ' body, re..tr,r:n;r their inxj'ilar anuon to health, and by correcting' wh.-rever they exist, such derange i Bienbi s an' thn li.-t nrlzin it,lle.l4A. . Atimtte tlirc-tmu.-i ar civtm the wnrnper on I the box, f.,r ths f. 11m in; comrtainU, which lbs -...;. tit- For freiMia or In.Iiavtion. X'tctfesa btm, .auxnor and l.o. etf ApilPtaar. tty shoul'l lie taken moderately to stirmiiate the stom ach aoil rutrc iu he.'tltliv tone nnl actkm. 'or l.tver 'omlMiiit itnd its vrtrlrns svmp tom, liiliun. Ilrailcsia. aitck llrU'lwcSMj, jMnnillre1 or 4rrrai, SiicliNrw., Hi I iotM alic and HiilaM Vm-ver. titev should be ju dirion.ly trikon for tutii txc,tu oorm-t Uieiliseaaed action nrrrmpre tne otti'lrut'tiops whe:h-eaiti it For ll.?s.i.rrv or Xytarrbcra, but oue mild! do..e is v nenillv.'nuirtf I. .. , . .? . For Ithi-iimariam, bant, (travel, PatriU tnrinw ( tin. IIt,trt, Piia ,m trt.- Hldo, Jttack and JLotns. th'cv should be coniinnjusly biken, as r)iiT-., u citing fie ilisea.nl anion of the svt'-m. Willi &uch cuonge those coui(.lainLa di!t;;ir. , i For Itrnjwr and Itrojuicial AWrlllBT ther should l; Liken in buxc ami lreftttmt doses to pro dif e Ih.-eT.-i t of ,i ilrottic piirz.-. , For ainireairt a lame uWe sHould be taken as it pm-tiicrs the rletirl eTert.hr svmrathyi . Aa Dinner J'tf. tako one or to filta to prrJi mote dietton nnl rclitive the stm:tch. - An oeeasional flose stimulates the stomarji and! bom-rls into healthv a'-tion, restores the appetite, and mvisrorates tho. system. Hence it is often sd vsnteeon where no serious ileran?enieat exists One who reels lolerahlr well, often Hnls tfistadns of lhe-e t'iti makes him fel iet'nhfiiy tiertur, froni their v,e:initi)r aud rcnovaling effect on the difcn live apparatus. DR. J. C. AYTn & CO., Praetlrat Chemnij LOW ELI. MASS., V. S. J. SEE" WHAT $2 WILL DOT " A Handsome New $5 Steel Engraving and i Prize worth from $1. to $25,000, i Sot 1 1 roii s!m; Everj ticket draws prize. No blank. With each ticket you get at tlie titde of ur: cbaaiiij it either Lurley, a legeod of llij Rhine, the l'iaiii lrite.l, or the ( hil l CtriM which are regarded y usalers nil experts the hant'somesi and fest Sieel tngr-tvios ever offered at $S tilX they are Wx'U. Each of them is a gvui cf art. lln-eiaher every ticV.et holier will positively draw uue of the following prires. THE Lal'lEithi:.110TKL;.I;ENTp.V, My.. cor.rainine tweniy-ix rcuma. a'.l modern con veniences outt, stock, -c, wortr., each. 55,000. THE PICTURE RILL FARM. , of 103 acres on the Chnptack river; haviiig a steamboat wharf on it, with a lime kiln. , S 10 000, THE COLD SPRING FARM: of oil acres; worth - - , - SS.iNJrt. THE CAf.TEf. FARM : with g(J kdres choice land; , , - . - - ?5,Oi)ii. A HOUSE IN LE.S7DN! - ,. - J3.'HM. UiiO STANDARD SEVTlG :.'ACm.M.S : Worth from - . - - ?tfl toll 5ft. 00 WALTIIAM WATCH r.K! Each worth fr-j-i - - S4'fo$Uj(l. 4 Pianos. 10 trfans and Mclodions. One Cash Sum - " - - .3,00' One f ish Sum - - .- $l.rf One Ca-h Sum - rt ifl Three Cash Suns each - - !(XI Four Ci'h Sums each - - . S-tO. 40.6t) GIFTS consisting of Washinj Ma chines, Wriiijers, Standard Books. Works cf Art, and oikir household and valuable ar ticles ; none of them cn be purchased, a retail, for less than $1 0 , while some are worth $13 00 and more. The drawing will take place as soon as en gravings enough are so'M tri .8iltrirJitfe the tickets, before as many ticket holders as choose to be j rescnt. and to be uuder their cosrrol, at Denton, Md. The Kro)inp County Land Association it a eorpcrated bo ly. chartered in the tme of M.irland. sail hn a subscribe'l capital Tjf S-'tOOtl. Wm. Fell, of 1'euUn. S. i. Kich. arJson, Sheriff .f the county, Denton. Miry Iniitl ; Jacob Alt'iir,rer, I'ostmater, Denton, Maryland, and oibers, are among the elock hol'lcrs. Tha purpose of this sale is sinply to real izS the caso on merchandise on hand, and on the real estate. OFFICER?. Junes E. IHgniitt, Attorney at Law. Pres't. Henry S. Maucha. (of the Firm of Mancha 1 Bros.. Real Estate Brokers, Kidgely', Md.,) Secretary. G Paironi, Treasurer and Manager. George H. Ruum. Conne!. Refer also to Charles Good in. Est., Speak er of the Delaware Senate, She Clerks of both branches of the Delaware Legislature, all the Leading taeo, tiie Ranks, and the PreM of the Peninsula generally. Club agents wanted. One tiefcftt and engraving given fro for every club of four with tbe money S8 00. Send all order to our general office, thus: CAE&IITZ CO. LA2ST) ASSOTIOIT, Sixth and King Sis., Wilmington, Del. THE CAROLINE PEARL Will be sent to all purchasers rats for one quarter on application. It will give a de tailed sy-coant ef our proceedings, from time to time. Newspapers wUhirg t-t advertise for us, will please send as thrr lowest rates.' ! Tor all ' Medicine.
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