MISCELLAXEOUS.
IT3I 8AFED BY HIS .100. ..
A feugaitniry Enchanter with a Wildcat.
Correspondence cf the N. Y. Sun
.Pine II ill, N. Y Aug. 13 At 10
o'clock no Ft'iilny morning a dog U-long-irg
to one -Jvhu Ftlter, a woodcliopper,
woe hoard barking in the mountains tome
distance from' the tiooe. Mr. Feller's
little eon, 12 yvnr . old, knowing by tlie!
bark, tf tie teg that eiice important j
game was on t' -t, set out for the moun- j
Mioe CinT"ii.er ft:It a little anxious
lifter the b"y l;i(l pone, and for some !
time Jiptciif d to tin Im rising of the ring, j
'A:li &u Lour ill; ('Hiking o-ased ; I
aiii. us I. oar after Lour passcl away and
tin- boy mil iml make his apjttvirauce, the
m illif r wl out to p to one of the neigh
b'irB to Hrctire tbi.ir ! j in ;i pearch for
trip Ivy. On t!:e r ad i-ria mt her htts
baari retnrninsr fmm tie vill.ijre, where
li'! 1 ' that mornii.g bet-n atteuding to j
E Lit bu.-inef. lie liett-nwl to hit! wife'
tory, aii'i trying to cilro her f"-ars, went i
Vnck w!:h hi-r to t!ie hm:sc, and taking
Lis ::ii ri:rt- toward the place indicii-j
ted by ! i wilX
Mr. I' titer travrli-d about through the j
n:ttn. tains niitil Lite in the afternoon, ;
For-lr.g ''( thins:, lte-trinj nothing, and j
jih'iul to return home nhin ho almost
e'niiilded over the d.ar carcass of a wild ;
cat. It v.nf n vtiy large Male, llverv-
ti.iog im'irHti d a terrible conflict. The
fp.T!aele pave .Mr. I", her an Jiptirelien-;
r'ou that roine t-ri iiih; thiug had Iia; pen
ed to Lis boy. Kxatiiiiiinp the leaves"
and nnderbru-li he had little diiSealty in '
finding a trail i f bl.iod, and this lie fol
lowed tif irly a hundred yards. Then he
ftitne upon the V.og. ptanding over the
body of hi-i son. lio was prostrate on ;
the ground. '1 he dog was taruestly i
lnnkir.tr at ih bey, and occasionally lick !
ing ht lace and liimls. Oil Mr. FelterV
approach l.-gave ;i LiuJ bark and pranced
nboiit with ?"V. The father knelt by the
ride 4" his sou and placed his hand over j
the heart. With j"y unspeakable he :
found the I'ttV lVl'.iw alive, but terribly !
wotuidHd, as it appealed, by the claw? of
thf wildcat.
'ihe little fellon 's clothes were almost
torn to i-liierls. a::d bis flesh was terribly
lacerattd ifm iiead to font. lie was;
cufteiinc from hn-s of blood, but his,
vo'Jivls had Leen handsomely dressed by :
t! e faithful il.'ir, which had for hours '
been Ftai.cinp by l.iin, Itckiug them.
T.kigi. iu i.u . ... f-.j
made Ins way t. Lis Lome, followed by!
tlie ever faithful dug. Aftt-r reaching j
tbe lionet', ntnr.ilivcs lici::g atlniinis-'
tertnl. the hny hh' to ti ll hit) Ftory. !
He cninP upon tin- wildcat, and geeinjr
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that Ind calrliii htM llie (l"tr at bay,;
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having an advantagi-ntis position, he at-j
tttDj ld to uiiioile him, iii :t with stone?;
bnt t hcpc tlio beast did not wm to mind.
Then he got a i.olt- and attempted to j
poke him ont. At thin the wildcat be-i
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e.inin nn ;u 'l ftiiin"i!i tipon the,
fjiiiniii njHin
Lev. M i air'oi-.l a:;.! tore his iie.-h lis above :
r.h'ed. Atti-isthedosda-hedattlieiDUji;!) A.ND CAXNED FfiUIT.
cat and e..,n disjiatthed it The boy at- j SHOULDER, DRIED BEEF,
tvinpted to co hi'iae, but p;mk to the n , . . . n
.omui , xi-.P.ete,i. i Confectioneries, Huts, &c,
The li:t!e lellow is doitifj well. The! Tlsir--o. Ci-ars,
good inr.-i;. of the doj: La.s done much J (1 L A S W ; p
toward all.ivinc; the iidi imtnation ; thej ."I I 1 1 V, l?Otl,
lick'i p; f the wouiids by the faithful J AU (f Khuh u soIi c!-onp fr ctsh cr
animal l;a uudonhledly saved the boy V j Country l'ruduce. Give me a call and hear
lite.
a i.oxw i:i:ancii stokt.
itic i.e n: a tetitiemau at one ct tlic
l.ni.ls i;t Lou- Hi n di t. lid a prnod story j
at her l.u' anil .j expense. it is
i i .i . .i i-1 . i- i !
ii u rrnoii th.-i: t irv r o nor i v-p ripn.
J ' I a.
faiilly together, bit evidence of this i- i
nnim.lv f,.n in mit.lir. The other ev. n-
M.g, wflflt t-.ktn? U.firBrt:il lnve ihej j
both l,i '!i ?tiiriti-il mid liarJ to curb. !
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n no contio.liiis tin :n me woid tiroujrlit ,
on ni;tu:r, when t!io lnihan:! eaii : i
" Voj vriH iliive mo ui.id."
" I tOnitiH r.-.!! that :tn admirable driv-:
iti!,','' rrtni t'-d tin- wifr. !
" l'y !" exc!;tim.'d the Imsbund, "if'j
yon cay ntiotiiiT word I will drive into
the uta " i
Tliry w.tc then near one of the road., j
in ihe vic.tii'y nf (.en. Grant's cottage, j
tl;;.t !eud.- rl.iwu tn the be.ich. '
" AuoIImt w.inl !" Fcn-atucJ the lady i
"Diive whire yc.u please." s-Iie ad Jed. j
' into the en. 1 can go as deep as vou I
date to go, any day." j
Ue became i u ieus, took her at Iter !
word, and drove the horsis and vehicle
in to the tirean. Thry begin to pwitu.
lie held in. 1 Hiked iuto her face, and she
lattjrii d in hi?.
" Why do yo-. "top 1'" flie demanded,
evultmgly, e.x'i.birinjr not the slightest
.llnrt.i
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K.u are a oevti. tie sici.tiraea, turn- .
ing theh 'rse.s about, and mikitig fir the
shore n-irh all expedition.
Pcoli ! pooh !" laughed the tormentor.
"Jfrn from this that the e is no place
where you dare to go where I dare not
accompany you."
"Evc.u to ?"
' The only escrption," she answered
with a chuckle. "There, my dear, I
will leave you.'"
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She ld i-jrxD red. The pair returned ; can
to tbe l.o,t-e, nd the only evidence ot j 'p.' pairing done neatly and a. reason
anything tiiraordiiiary Laving occurred able rates. J. L. NORTH.
Wij ti:e iii'j'f.-irrtiiee of tLe po.r horses. IJ 1. IS' 1-
Children are inquisitive bodies for A T'AM.STERSVILLE TIN SHOP.-Tbeun-,
, , dersicned has established himself in
jattanco; "What does cleave mean, MoAlh.tersville ia tbe Tinning bu-iness
father?'' "It mean to unite together.'' j I'ers.-ius wantinp anvthinz in bis line shojld
-Do., John uuite wood when he cle.ve. i tnTofrl
it'' "IJem, well it weans to eeparate.'' ' Fhect Crow Ware, and to sell at low as they
-U t;i, iather. doea a man separate from If11 be P"Jased elsewhere His old cue-
" : tomers and tbe public generally are respect-
bis wife when he cleaves to her 1" "flem fully invited to call. s he hopes by strict at.
hem. don't akeo many foolish qnee-l teDl,oa to b,,9i'le" todeserTe . share of pat-
i t J ronaga. '
t,cn. ebild. .. ." ,t aug 13 -C3tf JACOSG.-'WLSEY..-
Tlu Grtat Krdiral Wise o? efj J jpi
A. WALKES'S CrUPOBSIiV f
"YIN EGAS1 BITTERS,
Hnsdrcds of Thousands
, a&r u-snmoiv to Ihir Woofer
fjl Cuitivt jb'ect.
ipsWHAT - AOii-THEY?f
lZ C2
SI j TIIEY ARE JTOT A VU.E 5 1
4I F A liCY DR1N K,Pl?
V-H of Pr.nr Knm. AVhUker, Prf
tipi ril wand Urf uc lamor doctort-d, f piced
t ; t 'inv'Cftirct t) plea tlic ta?tp.t caIle4"Ton-:-,"
-M-peiiZcrV Itetorcr,w c. that )ea4
t.. ttpicr on to dninkenew nd ruin, but re
a Me;c!n!t mrte fr5m the Natlre Hoot? and
.i-rl of California, t roc I roin nil AlrohiOle
:i!i;iilams. Thovatc tl ciiH F.AT lllAHiU
ITK1FIKK and MFECHVINfi TRIN
CSrLK&pcTf'jcJ lnov;Oor ar.dlnvlKor.itorof
t iy System, carrying off ail poltonasa mailer aad
rxtoriiijf ti.e Mi od to a hcul'.l.y cunuiticn.' No
y rson ran take tfcose Efitcr accorJlng to tiir'c
t anj r j;iia:a loa cnw.ril.
Fir ln.fliiKiriiitrr Chronir Itlirtt-
n.iti-ui iii:4 CJobi, :ftprfa tr f:iii
tcrriou. I!ilioa 1cnji( ii-nc nud littfi
ii:trDt Fvcrfv I) i il' llio UlooU,
t.itr, Kidnryf, :uid !J!d.lpr, tlifM liii
ifi's liavc b-:ca mo-t sue?1 tsfi:t. rn li Pi-f-nM-
are eaastd ty VUIateri Uloml. irlucti
aurally r;Jaci:J by derangement i'f tl:e
1- Oryanfi.
ivn ri. or iNDicnsTiox.
j I oa JncUf, 1'ain la the s:iouIt!ert Coulis, TifrVt
r: jf.f the tjiast, D;zsinef., Sour I-rui .: aiior.it of
1 i'j St ir-.Tivh, I;aJ taiti Li t!ic Mmith, U. lions At
t k-.cs, raUt:on of the Il.art, !ni!a:iiKfttjn of
t : c I.ur.pI'a'n la therecioj of tlie KJdncT3,and
nliaadr-'d otlier painlnl syuptoms, aro tac cfl-
l;i yinvigorato tlie Stomach und tlmtilate tba
t"rpt.!l:vprand bowt'ls,T!klirt'nrlTtl;cuiof nn-
inril-d cfjeary in cltan?iTi? tlo TiIwh1 of all
iupur;Uc. aad imivrtlng uow life uaivigortu
t :. -sclolc yFtem.
Ft) ft SKIN DISEASES, Eruption,TcttT,
i .lit l::n.v;:n,ItiotrU'a, Spots, IMmplcf. Tustulcs
r ::s, Tar-uncles, liiag-TVorms, Scald-Ilcad, fore
? y i:.-;..-iit hid, I tcA, Scurf. IiCilorat.on f
t io U'ji:iors aa1 Piseancs of tic ian, of
v:i?rvcr nams ornaturc. are literally (fr.g up
..KicjiTir,.! out oi tliii system in a Biiort time by
tu kl vi tltcac Bitters. One tot tic la tuch
vz " -n ;Tl wnviaco tlie most incredulous of their
"i:-;iivecfrVct.
C-:-a:c tire Vit'.atoJ D!-od whf never yoti find
is t'i-.purit.Lh burstinif throuch the "kin luPini
rl :-, I.: ons r Kri-!-; cleanse it wln n yoa
f . ! !t obHtrurtc-1 and flo.gh in the veins;
rl ;ir.'-' it tt-Iicn ;t i foul, ami your fecUr.K "i!l
t '; T..rn. K"oj fie blood ruro a?.d t'ic
i r::U Kit tlrft syat-m wl! foTl,-w.
I'J N. TA VZ Jd otiicr WO IOIS lr.rk;nc ia
i ,c t;.:::! of hj nany fi iaan(is, ar; effectually
(Vrc-cl i1-. 1 r:;rtTl. For frill direction. r ad
Circ.'.'.liy til.1 rirrular urnnr each bottle.
J.Tv A? .K"T!. Tr- i r. tor. H. TI. M'IM)VAT.T) &
I-m;','!si a vju-a. Aciit, Saa Vrant-isr-,
CaK.ar.il 3ian ir,i Crmnicci Strc-l, Xrw 'or!;.
SOLD EVAIL r!:UG(;;ST3 AND DKAT.KR.
. . . j
;nv i)ro aill Xew Good.
GROCERIES, PR07ISI0XS. &C.
T TAVIST, opened out a J ROCEUY AM)
I -j ,.,J,,,V .T , ,, ,
I 1- rl.i ) V I." h IN !)!. 1. m ihe old stand
nn Main .-tr.'i-i, .M ifflint.iwn. I would ripect-
I ful.v i
i f.iU"..v
tin a'lt'utiofi of tlie public lo the
nrt i.-li"i, which I will kern on hand
: at all tii.n' :
S U(i A R , C) V VK l, TEA,
, . .t-i vn.n
310 LAPSES, RICE,
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I'ISII, !- A
my j rice".
J. W. KIKK.
WTiintovrr., May 2, 1871.
-tm , , n it l ,
Ali vut,l"-1 .'UURlUII.
I Ml h nn i
Lrnad, havinp; ptirchafeJ ofj
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i a- ii. iinm ii ine rt-nowneu --Tinveer i
Market far, ile-ires t.) inform his IV ion -Is of!
1 ' "" !""' Tieinny, ami me pun-
". nrr illr. that he will run the car rnini- J
larly. l.-avictf Miill-n Station every Monday .
f"' ,,,'' l r",,,,, n maikets, and ieturaing j
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rnrcu trtcu
OYSTERS,
APPLES,
VEGETABLES QF ALL KINDS IN SEASON,
And Kiertthins funnily Carried in a
-Ualkl'l Cur.
Er.-s, Sitter Ta7.
Ordor from merchants nnl others solicited.
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given ai.,1 sati.-faction giiarantecl. j
Orders left at Joseph PeiineH'a store in i
Patterson, will receive attention. ;
G V." WILSON 1
April JS. 1S71. ' '
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FAV ROOT A KIMF IIDP
1I1J II M' ' ' M. K.'A M.-' J KJAl-' I
In IJevin's New Buildictj on
I'lUDGE STREET; MIFFLIXTOWN,
'V HE undersigned. Inie of the firm of Fa
sick it North, wouM respecifuPy an
nniint' to the public that lie has opened a
"'t an i Shue Simp in Majnr Nevin's Ne
nniuj,. - -:.!., . Mifflii town. .n.l
prepare! to n-.anufacturc, of the best ma
tonal, all kinds of
HOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS,
FOR
GK.NTS", LADIES AND CHILDREN.
lie al-o keeps on hand a larce and well-
selected stock of
Ketuly-made Work,
of all kinds, lor men. women and children.
Alt W011K Vf ABKANTFT.
if Em l
Jan'J
Give me a call, for I feel confident that I
furnish you with any kind of work you
: S'PEOIE:PRICES!
EXTRAORDIXAKT' REDDCTIOX'IX THE
.'. PKlCEE OF GOODS.'-' '
AT.
LAIRD t BELLS
;NW-STORE,
' I'altcrson. Jnaiala Co.. Pa.
Tbe nmlersineil beg leave to stale, that
they b&Te pui cbuse-l from J. B. M. TodJ. bin
entire slock of cuotla, nuj will in the future
conduct the mcrchantiie business at the Old
Stand, in the borough of I'aiteraon, Juniai
county. Pa . wiere (hey ahati endeavor to
keep constantly oa hand a lull had onuplete
asHortnient ot
ladiiw lmikss goods, consist
im; of - "
ALPACAS.
roi'uxs.
I'LAIUS, " , ' ..
H'STKRS. '
De LAINS.
MKUINOS,
JJOilAIRV ;
GINGHAMS.
CAMItlllCS,
LAWNS, &C.
FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
JEUKLLIV.
HATS .AND fl.M'S.
HOOTS AND SHOES,
QUKKNSWAr.E, .
CKDAiaVAIiK. .
GLASSWAUK, -CKOCKKltV:,
FISH. SALT,
COFFEE, TEAS, '
SHUTS. SUGAIi. '
Having just returned, from the citr vitU the
ahovA enuineratcil st'ci of goods, ail f
which have been purchased since the great
decline in Guld, we feel warranted in saying
that we can offer Goods at jrreatlv reduced fig
ures for CASH Oil COUNTRY l'KOKUl'E.
mar2.1-tf ' LAI11D & I'.KLL.
AEW GOODS ! -.W GOODS
Martin & Walte
rs
Bazaar !
(;ri:at crash ix prices:
HAVING ptirebawl tbe Stor of N. Frunlt
5t To., on Main Mtret. in J. M. Helfum's
store room, ttohIJ re-recttullT inform the
puhlir rhnt we fciiTo jii-t rcfurntM, from the
Kit-( wifh a iionl carefully KeIocti stock
of GOODS of tue vcrj best quality, cuinpris
ing in parr, of
nnv GOODS.
GUOCLTJI-S
MJTIONS.
HOrlElillvS,
FANCY ;OOI)S.
2L'KKX.SVVA11K,
HOOTS i SHOES,
II VTrf AN I) CM'S,
caiu'et hag?,
oil (.Lotus,
CAll I'KTi,
HLANKEIS,
FVIXA, WOOD AN'U WILLOW-WAKE, and in
hort every article usually kept in a well
.elecied store.
We intend ?er.in exc!uMveT for CAi-IT, or
in en-hinice fur t.'oL'NTl'.Y I'KODUCE. I'o
so diiinr wewill ho attle to ell gmiilrt as che:i!
as the cheapest, fall and examine, our mock
rjtfi. lllUliliT i'KIf t.S I'AI'J IN I II Aii.
KOK ALLKISHS OFCOL.NTKY I'KOHLCK. j
MARTIN & WALTERS.
(Ih lforU's.Store.Kooiu,) Main St.,
JHiflintown. Pa i
May 1,1871. !
THE l'LACE 1"0U HAitGAINS j
IS At
PhNXELIS CHEAP STORE
IN PATTERSON, PA
rp E H 3t ,. best .,MT,mtnt . to
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I i . o - -i i li..i c .l I
r!ltruge heretofore received from
Ihe piIi,iic I wuld respectfully announce
uiai i nave j i s. i uiiiicu a vn v larzc siuth ii
I l.ooiis well suitidto the trade. My stock
' consists of a full assortment of line and staple
; n y G oo us,
Embracing all the materials for men, women
and children's waie. including Hntsand Caps.
Hoots and Shoes, together with a large slock
of Muslins, Sheetings Drillings, Tickings, Oil
Cloths, Mattings, ic.
LADIES' DUESS GOODS,
Ptich as French anil rnlih Merinon Poit-
Ap,lcaS( Ue Lames, plain and figure,!
Shawls, xc. and also a large stock of Notions,
such as liloves. Mitts. Hosiery, Embroidered
C''l:trs Hn'l Cuffs, and a general assortment
of Dress Triminiugs. i
GROCERIES,
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: Such as Sugars, Syrups, Coffees. Teas and
I Spices. Also, a large lot of Queensware,
Hardware. Wood and Willow Ware. Fish
I Salt and Nails. Tojietber with a full assort
! mem of Goods usually kept in a country store-
3X-llirhf it price paid for country, pro
dace in eichange for goods. Prices to suit
the times (May I, 1871.
ALL GUADES
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT
FAMILIES AM) HEILEUS.
QUALITY WARRANTED.
F. C.
CRAICHEAO.
Pittsbcho. Iv
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J. M. KEl'HEART
BARNES BROTHER & HEREON
WHOLESALE DEALEBS 111
HATS AND CAPS,
603 'Market Street, Philadelphia,
aug 18, I8G9-ly.
IOU SALE Three set of Cook Store Put
terns. No. 7, 8, and 9, Flanks and Follow
Hoards, ail complete, by -
SILAS SUA MP.
Oot 5-3m
.V f:
. aiifflintswa.
iARGEST STOCK f-Drew Ooodw-far thef
d cwahty t Tilt & Espenschade s. : ' 1
. LARGE STOCK OF ;
Spring and Summer Clothing
AT
Stayer's Clothing Store,
' ' IX-PATTERSON!"
M is tie . Time to Secure Bargains !
SAMVEL STRAT EU, having 'purchiwen' "if
Levi llechti keeps in the new Itrick liuil.l
ing. Main Street, Patterson, larga and ele
gant assortment of Keady-.MaUe Clothiuf
consisting ia part of
Overcoats, Frork Coats,
Dress L'uaU, 2'uutaloons,
Vests, Drawers, Collars,
Undershirts, Uattilkrrchit-js,
i : ; , , : . Boots t Shoes
And everything uau illy found in a first class
Uentluuian'a Furnianing Ktore.
FANCY GOODS . .. , '
Also a large and carefully selected assort
ment of Fancy Goods; of all classes, kinds ana
qualities, all' of which will be sold at the low
est poible living prices.
Laaits' 'Jailers and Shuei.
He also invites the attention of the lailiep
to his fine stock of GAIT tltS AND SIIllES.
which be will sell at prices defying competi
tion. ,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS.
He bason band a beautiful assortment ol
Carpets, Oil Cloths, &e , which are of a gouit
quality, and well worth the inspection of tbe
buyer. , ;, ., ,
lVATClILS & JEHELEIY.
(Sold ana Silver Watches,
Lur rings, l'lam and Fancy rings.
Watch Ucys, Ladies' and Gents' Breast Pins,
Gold Pensand Pencils, &c. which at this tii.-e
form the largest and best assortment tn the
county. '
trcn,All tbe above goods nl be sold cheap
er thau any oilier store in the United .Stales, j
If you don I believe it, just give nun a cat.
and be convinced of the truth of the atmertiou j
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FURXIT URE.
lie has also a lar-;e Room just opposite i
his Store where he offers for sale at low
prices a ceneral assortment of
Tables. Chairs. Sofas, Lounges, Bedsteads.
.Mattresses. Trunks,Carpets. Stanks, Racks,
and many otherarticles fur house turnishing
SAMUEL STRAYER.
Patterson. Mny 1. 171.
. u. w. ii.tuii:i' .v o's
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
Xevin's Xew uilII nr. Bridge
Street, ililllintown.
This way for Bar
gains!!" HAVING rmoveii our G0OLS io a room
in NVvin's buiitling. on Uritipe street,
we are prfjiaTfJ to Ji a large business, aaJ
h:tve ju-t receive! a
NEW ASSOETKEJfT OF GOODS,
CO.N'SIITINU or
Dver Coats Dress Coats, P.usincss Coals,
Coinuiou Coais. Pantaloons. Vests, Hals,
Iools and Shuts of cv?ry description.
biyle and quality, lor male or lcinale.
UOYS' READ! MADE CLOTIILVf.
Also. Carpets White Shirts, Fancy Ovei
Khirfs, Under Shirts. Drawers, Hosiery.
l.!i.vos. Linen and Paper Colars. j
( ravats an i Ties, Trunks, I'm- :
brellas Travelling liiizs Ac
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... la.es-i eiieaoi L.:iJies tioass, i.ir ,
eular- anJ Furs.
Persons in want of anj-thinp in nurline wil
save money by pivin? us a cull before pur--lir
Kin.' elsewhere, as we are deterinineJ to
sell die in for cas-h.
Mf, D ui'i forget the corner, BrUge and
Water streets.
I). V. II A RLE V & CO.
May 1. 1S71.
HIFFIINTOWN FOUNDRY
!V3AOHINE SHOP!
TIIE undersigncl would respectfully an
JL iiomice to the citizens of Juniata and
adjoining counties, that he has purchased
the Mililintowu Foundry ami Machine Shop.
and is prepared to manufacture articles of I
Vilt'iniiq ilucfriiilinnff miii.Ii la A'ntir nml ViV
Horse-power Threshing Machines, also,
Kithl and Ten Horse Power Machines,
bcin the most celebrated, and best adapted
to ihe wants of the farmer now extant, and
which I wil! warrant tn perform all they are j
recommended to do I'lows nf the latest and
most improved patterns, considered by all
who have used them to be superior to any
now in use in this part of the country. I
would espeeially call the attention of farmers
to the IKON KING I'LO'V, which I am man
ufacturing, with the latest improvements for
1K70.
I am also prepared to manufacture all
kind of Mill Gearings, such as Cog Gearing.
Gudgeons. Saw Mill Cranks, and Turning and
filling up the same. I also manufacture
all kinds of
Coal, Hood, Parlor and Cooking Stoves.
1 also manufacture Hollow Ware, Waffle
i Roller for tanners, c.
j Old Metal and country produce of all kinds
i taken in exchange for work. -
J Pemeinber I sell ten per cent, cheaper
than any other establishment in tbe country.
J. A. CKISWELL.
Feb lfi, lS70-tf.
.1
AIiEVl'S WANTED FOR
FROM tub FIELDS or LITERATURE. Con- j
taininjr selection from one htmikkd of the
most popu ar American and fokeius authors, !
including Adams. Bancroft, Bacon. Ceecher, !
Ilulwer, t'hapin (E. II.), Cailyle, Cooper, Dc j
Quincv. Everett. Emerpon. Newman. Hall. ,T. I
G. Holland. Irving. Longfellow, Parker, Phil-i
lips. PuDsbnn, Robertson, Kuskin, Whately.
Webster, and others etjually cclebratca for
their 8k ill in the use of beamiful language
and for their strong enforcement of noble
ideas.- Six hundred pages, elegant cliromo
ftontptece in ten colors, and many choice en-
rravinzs. at one half the crice ehaiv.d fur
any other bonk of Us quality, igenls canjt'VV llQ SilU blOVe LIal)!l!!imeI,
sU twice as many of thin book as of any 7
other in the market. Ladies meet with the
best of success. '.
Clergymen, Teachers, and energetic young
men and Indies wantod in every township u
act as Agents, on very liberal term. Se-d
nam? and addres for Circular to ZIEGLEK
McCL'RUV, I'hiladelphia, Ta., Cincinnati.
Ohio; Chicaso, III.; St. Louie. Mo.; or
Springfield. Mass. nov9
JOHNSTOWN FOUNDRY.
'"PITE undersigned, manuficturer of Jamt
-L son's Improved Plow, calculated for all I
! in
kinis of plowing, and in all kinds of ground, '
r e o. u l can
sold cheaper than any Other Plow in the
Conn:. He manufactures ail kinds of Cast-
,i i.. i ,, , .
ings. Bells, Stoves, fcc. He will also repair',
... . . , . . :
reaters and threshing machines. Git. me a ,
call, or address.
t) ' i H
J. II. ROGEItS.
9: i ."i- -.a-.
aug 18 18b9-.tr
!
viainni r. u. .iit
Janiata Co.' Fa.
USE THE BEST.'
Nine years before the public,
and no preparation for tbe hair has
ever been produced equal to Hall's
Vegetable Sicilian ITair Rcnewer,"
an 1 every honest dealer will say it
gives the best satisfaction. It re
stores GRAY ILAIii to its original
color, eradicating and preventing
dandruff, curing B.LDXESS and
promoting the growth of the hair.
Tits gray" and brashy hair by a few
applications is changed to black and
silky locks, an l'w.-ward hair will
assume any shape tho. wearer desires.
It is the cheapest HAIR DRESS
ING in the world, and its cffectslast
longer, as it escites the glands to
furnish the nutritive principle so
necessary to the life of the hair. It
gives the hair that splendid appear
ance so much admired by all. By its
tonic and stimulating properties it
prevents the hair from falling out,
and none need be without Nature's
ornament, a good head of hair. It i3
the first real perfected remedy ever
discovered for curing diseases of the
hair, and it has never been equalled,
and vc assure the thousands who
have used it, it is kept up to its
original high standard. Our Treatise
on the Hair mailed free; send for it.
Sold iy all Druggists csi Dealers in UletZcutu.
Frico Oao Dollar Per Bottle.
R. P. HALL & CO., Proprietors.
1 " IA30BAT0UT, HASH3A, K. 3.
BPS Sold hy Oriigists generally.
Ayer-s Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Golds, "W Hooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Astnma,
and Consumption.
ProbaMy never before in tlie whole history ot
medicine, lias anylhin won ?o w idely and ottecplv
lifHiu tiie vouiiiiiMice ut' mariktml, a tins fxcrHrtit
remedy Tor (tulinonaiy conipJanu. 'lin ouli a lunff
series of years, and amuu mu.-t nf race ot
men it has rieu higher ami hi'iier m Uietr emita
tiuii, as it h:w become Utter known, it? iinilunii
character and power to cure Uie various aDei tmos
of tlieluusand ihtoat, have utade ii knuanas :i re
liable protector apraiu.-t them. Whiie ndajacd to
; niijuer lurms oi ui-eac ami io young ruiiiiix'tt, it is
at the same time the mo.-t ciTectual remedy that ran
be given tor incipient consumption, and the tian
gerous affections l'UiC throat and Imi. Aa prt
; vi.-ion asraint sudden a:ia ks of i'l-mi;. it ;i,i
' lu kit on h:iml in wvif I'lniiK :nid iml(it m .-ill
' are sometime: sntjei-t to cuius and com-hs uJ !
: should be provided with tiiU antidote for tlieni.
I Although stU ft'il 4 ousnntfttion is thonfit iu- '
enrabfr, still great number ot caes where the din- I
j ea.-e seeme-l m tiled, liave been completely cured, 1
aim ii j-'iutrm ivaum-'i to Miuiiti iie::iLii Ly ilc :
i Cherry iv.etrttl s compltto is its mastci v i
! over the disorders of the Luus and Throat, that !
tlie most obstinate of them yield t it. When imtn- (
m else could reach them, umlcr the Cherry 1'tc- j
toral Uiey suh.-ide and d:sa::iear.
teSfouftSnfrt l'"Wie 'Si,'a-ic' flnd P"" j
Asthma ia always relieved and often wholly i
cured by it. " I
Ihi-rn, in Mall n.l I ... .i.I.nl .i,. ' i
So generally arc its virtues known that we iel '
not publish the certiuate3 of them here, or ilu moi c
in:m assure tne public mat iu ijualiticj are lutiy
maiutained.
Ayer's Agiio Cure,;
For Fever and A?tie. TntTv't'enfc Pever.
Chill Fever. Romittoit FeT. Dumb
Ague, PerioiJ'cal or Bilious Fever. &c, i
and indeed all the affections which eriso 1
from malarious, marsh, or miaanmt.0
poisons. j
As IN nime imi.lie, it does rre. ni l .1 r"t
fiil. ContaininrneitherArsenii-.tJniniin-. Hionmh.
Zinc, nor any oilier mineral or imh-.hkhi- ii ) i-t n -
MlKifi'ver, it in- nowi-e iniores .inv n.ilii'nt. 'I'tio
ntimber and imiwtrwe of its rnr- in the aim- .lis.
, tn -t.s, are litemtlv I'pvontl ;i-c,ntM., nnl we hfu
"wUhont a n.nnillel in the hi-urv nf Aott iin-HTinp. '
Our jmde i? gTatifit! Ijt the a-'Uno vJn! -t -u'r ue
: rnceive of the r:b vi rniM eff'trrl in .li-ini'te
. fuse, ami where other remoilic- h;nl ivh'-liv t;tili'L
l"n.iccljimtc perern-, rither tcsiilcir' m, r j
i trmi'Hinr thronrh niiiT?iffif lo'Mlitii"-. will he oro :
; tivtcd by tnkincrthe JKf'K rf'Ffi: dnilv. 1
For I.irrr ComnlniHtx. nriinir from tupidilr !
! nfthn l,iTprttr.tft jin e-vrpnent romedy, Ftitnul-itiirj
! tl:o LiTcr into healthy activity. ' ,
For Riltons Oinn Vers and Liver ConiT;-'n, it U j
1 nn excellent remmlv, prodnrinir nuinv irnlv re- ;
j mnrkrihlp rums, where other miMHn 'huA I nil ml. 1
, J'repared hr Fu. J. C. Avkk A o., I'rricticrfl !
; -irt l Analytical CtKMniftu, Lowell, Massand sold i
I all round the world. . '
! rnicr., $i.oo per bottle.
B-P'Soid hr lirui.-'ts jrencra Ty. 1
Ti:i: i.c;red;eT3 that
'COMPOS 3 ROSA PAT 13 are
' n it l.l ! d t-n cvtTvp.n l.:r", t':ere
lilireil isHK.'a secret p c;:.iruliu.i,'
(.oascijiiciit.y
i iti'i.t i i.n-i:t'ri ii
itis x. certain cure f.r fcrofuli,
Syphilis in iiil its firm.-', Hheema
twm, fckin i.is. ust, I.ivcr Com
plaint Ull til ilaC4SlS cf the
Ulucd.
. - r- WMOTAtW.
will f!o mo-c rod t'lan ten bottles
ot llio tryrups of tiarsapirilla.
H- UN3Z."!3!2NZD PHYSICIANS
have Used l.oaiIal;s i' their practire
tor tlio tn?t t!:ri e yeir3 and f icly
ci ilorsu ii as a reliable Alterative
and LIuod Further.
DTt. T. C. rrnt. of Ealtlmcre.
U11.T.J. dyi:i.v.
HR. R. tV. CARR.
lik! J. S. SPARksof Xicholasville, j
lift. F. O. I1ANXKI.LT,
Kv.
DIl. J. L. JTcC.?.T!;a, Co'.-imbia.
S. C. -DS.
A. B. XOiLf r.Ed-ecom'n, N. C.
TJCID AXD INL'OSSED EI
J. B. FRCXCII Si SONS, FallEiver,
Mass.
P. W. STTTh, J.-ct.n, Mirh.
A. F. WHKfcLKH. Lima, uhio.
B. HAI.L. I.im.i.o:i:o.
CRAVbN A; t t)..,c-,'rr,jTnle, Va.
SA.M"L. G. McFADIiEA',. 3Iarfrecs-
boro, leua.
Our sp.ve wi'.l not allow of anv e.
tenoei rtmarks ia Tf'.iticn to tho
virtuesol KnsAtlalis. i ottie JlCiiiral
FroleiC-n v-e i;!in:i.r.Teo Huiil Ex
tract sn pel ier to any tliry have ever
ujed ia ti.e tra ni.'i:t c f diseased
blood; and to tliealnVtrM we say try
Kosai.a'.i.s, and vott will te resujrei
to htailh.
Rosadalis ia sold bv all DrmrisU
price SU per buttle. AuUreaJ
12. C-Z & CO.
Manufacturing Chemists,
. CALTiHoaa, 31s.
Perrtsaile, Juniata Connty, Pa
THB undersigned has opened out a new
Tin and Stove Establishment in 'be room
on Railroad Street, next doer to the Tusca
rora Hotel, where he would ba pleased to see
all who are in want of Tinware, Stoves, &c.
lie will also give prompt attention lo all or
ders for Roofing. Spouting and Jobbing, all
nf which hf guarantees to put np with tbe
hest of material and In a workman-like man
ner. Having bad over ten vears experience
. 1. Y ...... U - 1 .71 . t. . . l
,- . . .- . , v.-
trive entire sattsfiietion f o the niihlic.
He keeps on band tbe celebrated rimrod
-".. .. . : - . l i . l. i . .
1,-wwn nin.c, miiLii !, I nc ursi inner. 111U9L
, ' , . . . . ... . . t
VinM I1IIVUI til., IIV..IC9I UlillCH SIU.C 1IV.W IU
ns. H, win kAn nnF,n(1 .h. oriental
- wtis. and a general assortment of the best
Siovea manufactured . JOHN DTJXBAR. '
JSg-JrKiAiA EaSTiKtT, $1,50 tier yar.
lEOBMLIB!
D
A
Beef ! Veal! Mutton!
... .: i j : .! t
THE undersigneil hereby informs the ub"
lic that he still continues to carry on tbe
Butchering Business in Mifflinftrwn. anJ 'ill
hereafter supply, the eiuztu of iiiSin tud
Patterson with . .
' CHOICE BEEF '
erery TUESDAT and SATURDAY raorainp.
andwith : "
Veal and Mxitton '
every THL'K SUA V morning. His wagon will
go the ronnds of both towns on the morning
mentioned. As he is the only butcher in this
vicinity who continued in business during
the past winter, for the accommoda'ion of the
public, be feels that he is entitled to more
than an ordinary share of patronage through-1
out the summer season.
FRANK MAXWELL.
April 12, 1871.
3Ieat! 31 o fit !
rpHE nnJersigned hereby repectfolly in--1.
forms the ciliiens of Mittlintown and
Patterson that his wujon will visit each o
these towns on TUESDAY", THCRSDAV and
SATCKDAV mori.ings of each week, when
I bey can be supplied with
Clioiee Hoof;
Veal, 3Ittttou,
Tartl, :c".,
during the summer seaon, and also PORK
and SAUSAGE in season. I purpose fur
nishing Beef every Tuesday and Saturday
morning, and Veal and Mution eTery Thurs
day morning. Give m. your patronage, anil
will guarantee to sell i good meat as the
country can produce, and as ciisap as any
other batcher in the ennnfv.
SOLOMON SIEBER.
.Tune 14, 1871.
FKESH BEEF, VEAL, &C.
rT" II E undersigned would respectfully an-
jl nouncc to lue public lhat be has com-
menccd the Butchering Business, and that his i
waron will visit MiBlintown and Mexico on i
TUESDAY and 8 AT CP. I) AY mornines ofi
! each week when they can have an opponu-
i nity of purchasing . '
1 EXTIt A BEKF. j
I VEAL, MUTTON". i
I LAP.D. SC. j
, cheaper than from any other wacon. He '
; only asks the citizens to give him a trial to
satisfy them that he sells cheaper and better
meat than any otber butcher in the onnty.
CYRUS SIEBEK.
April 5, 1871-tf
COAL AND LUMBER YARD.
THE undersigned begs leave to inform the
public that he keeps constantly on hand
a large stock of
Coal n lid Lumler.
His stock embraces in prt,
STOVE COAL. SMITH COAL, AND LIME
BURNERS' COAL,
At the Lowtt Cash Rate.
Lumber of a11 kinds and quality, such as
Wh te Tine Plank, 2 inches thick.
White Pine Hoard.-", inrhes thick.
White Pine IJanl. inrh thirk.
White Pine Iiard- . inch thick.
White Pic Worked Flooring.
HemUv-k Hoards, Pca-r linir.
Joint-, Hoofing Lath, Piistering
Lath, .Shingles, Strij'pin,
Fash and Ino: -.
Coal and Lumber IVIivrrrd ut Short
.oti'-e.
fey" Persons on the east side of the river
cm he furnished Willi Liiubur
mur s i o:u. .vo., .
frm the Coal-yard at the Lock above Mifflin. '
UhOiiliE (JUS il E.N.
Patterstni, June 14, 71. I
Tatnted r i;.r ? :i r 7T:r, i:6).
j:;r cf.U".v
GOLDEN FOUNTAIN PEN.
laVMmMevyrpi.!. i tusn'.eeC It all wlia toe
:.'.! tt Ui hy IVn mwU w od lw : Iti .-ojn-
. ; It: W'ili h torrJi. ! tl t )!. in
C ' ttti ont l m f UrL t WIT .intnt r :i
- b it 1 f. nm. nt if Rent ..! n
S mi:'..) 4I,V li Afct;'. i. um'I Usr ItiU K'
, r ii-i'tt anr -;v ; i-"r v r" -t.it Pi-i.tlr.
" l',.ii -r utntt u. Jr-Hi wvrr HI l i r-r:.:
7 !' t ttttrtlf .'Vtrfl, I liMtP. ' O
s I--H.-.J (itt b.t, it.('fi; tu!v boAtts . - ;
; AdttreM. I '
:o : We.sti.rx JVnLisinxG Co. " j J;
!! t;i. 'fi"-.' Vt',TLr, ritr-.'-.ib. Vl.
v !'TI'V.- Tn-.- po-i'rIrT off Ipf
J : lii ! It"! j Htrtr.T li !til hi nn mV. "J1-
: Ho- "i-.ul'l . . l;tt, u,:i rhe O'Ubl-tf i I. '.- O
,- I' l I11..m4 ty tiiv,i ij.iiny. En wrl--.i:r
Tj." IVtih :-Iv r'.ur Vjnp. 'r it, Ciictv. rrtl
Sttt. ttliilit'r tr.-.lUu, m1 ui-lei-s v. ill ihmk wiJh
Mi i i, . il n , !
Hiiiiood: flow Lost, How Restored i
J Just published, a new edition of i
Jir. Cid'-cncall s Celebrated Kss i'i !
on the radical cure (without niedi- j
Clliel Ot Sl'KltV AVilR n Itil-a .St St..... n..l W....1. I
' ri.is-
ness. Involuaiary Seminal Losses, Impoten-
CT. Menta, and l'hysical Incapacity, Impedi-
merits to Marriage, etc , also. Cokscption.
LriLKrsv. ami Fits, induced by self-indul j
gence or sexual extravagance
nee, in sealed envalope. only 1 ets. ,
1 bo celebrated ai-lhor, in ibis admirab'e
essay, clearly demonstrates i'mm a tli riy
years' successful practice, lhat tbe alarin n.
consenuences of self abuse may be radically
cured without the dungerous ue of internal
medicine or the application of tbe knife;
I pointing out a mode of cure at once simple,
j certain and effectual, by means of which
i every sufferer, no matter wh-t his condition
m!lf b- m iT -"re himself cheaply, privately,
and radically.
Cr.This Lecture should be :n the handa
I of every man in the land. I
tent, under seal, iu a plain envelope, to I
j any address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents. p .
j or two post sramps. Also, Ur Culverwell's !
Marriage Guide,'' price 'lit ceDls. Address i
I tl.e publiahers, i
Cims. J. C. Kline S Co , i
1. bowery. New York, Fost-Olfice liox 4,530.
Aug 31. 70-ly
COAL. Lumber, Fish, fcalt, and all kinds
of Merchandise fur sale. Chestnut Oak
Bark, Railroad Ties, all kinds of (Jrain aud
Seeds bought a the highest market price for
cash or exchanged for merchandise, c-'al.
lumber, ic, to suit customers. 1 am pre
pared lo furnish to builders bills of lumber
just as wanted and on short notice, of either
oak or yellow pine lumber.
NOAH IIERTZLER.
Jan4 Port Royal, Juniata Co., Fa.
EMPLOYJIEST Bl'ltEAU
or THE
Young Hen's Christian Arsodaticn,
Office. V2i South Tib St., Philadelphia,
Between Chestnut St Walnut.
If you wish to hire labor of any kind,
wnte and tell ns just the help you want.- j
The wages yon will pay. The best, and !
pR'l:,W"J,.7,reaCn'0.UrPl.ace- a.f far
iruill I llllHUtlCQlH. Villi ft fill ho'law Aw.IUK
iron. , , i.aoe.pnia, you bad better enclose
Uattroal fare. We will rl
you and give you all the information we c-4n !
about the person we send. Our desir is tc
assist the worthy, and no charges to either
party. Address
ALEX. SLOAN
c.... .
, s-uji r. cmpioy mem iiureai,
123 South 7th Street, Philada. j
(
I i
mi v.
r m '
H)
CF THE ACE!
i
i
I
ALL KINDS OF BLKK WORK, Jte .donel CIO to the Jcsiata StTritEi Jk Printin
.i tt,;. riffi ; .i. .... i VT nts. ... .u . . . rl?,lne
at low prices.
N ATI OX A L HOTEL,
-lEWlSTOW-f, PZlffS'A.
BEAR & HAMAKER, Proprietor,
QT ATE CAPITOL HOTEL, near the
O tol Buildings.
UARISBVRQ,PA.
Ql-Tcnas as moderate as any Hotel ia tit
Cltj.
VjJ. G.THOMrOS, Proprietor .
WHITE HORSE HOTEL?
316 4 318 NORTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
e:EO. ZEILLEV, Proprietor.
I .
! GooJaccommodations for all who may faror
j him with a eall.
First Clnss Livery and Sale Stable,
IIvLIIlNG )'J UUBSCS, ATTACUED TS QOIET...
JUNIATA HOTELT""
MIFFLIXTOWX, JUXIATA CO., PA.
SIMON' C. ALBRIGHT tropricter.
P.oom.s l.irne and. coinfn table the Tablf
supplied with the best, the market affcrd-i
Stabling large and excellent Bar constantly
supplied wiih Ihe choicest wines L;i !:noii
no pains will be spared to pleas guesis.
Ckarges moderate " A liberal share of public
patroiage is solicited. maylT, 'Tt
LEONARD HOUSE.'
OPfOSlTE THE PtrOT,
I CLEAliFlELD, 3.'
j Tbe " Leouard House " h ut recently bcem
j refitted and otberwie greatly in vroved. and
is low under the proprietorship of D. John
I stoi & Son. formerly of the ".Merchant's Ho-
tel in Pittphnrg. Persons risking Clear.
"". pleasure win nnu mis a
ioaT"1"!'it nJ pltwaot placeto srop
majrll, .0 ly
j U SI ' J- 1) S X . J K S JI 0 T E h
'
OTPOSITE PA. P.. R. BFPtiT.
HARRISUURG, P..
EMMIXGICR &. CO., rRorniEToits.
( TelrpTiiph Office in llotfl.
auf IX. !8fi'.)-y.
PAItlv MOUSE.
REEDSVILLH, MIFFLIN CO., PA.
IAVI1 I. KICK. I'roprittor.
The undersigned respectfully calls the at
tention, of the public to the In c t that he hut
leased the hotel properly in P.eedville. for
merly dccupie 1 by Aaron Shoop, and is pre
pared In accommiitl.ne strangers an 1 Ta.-i.
'r. He will sp:ire neana to Hmk .lie
Hotel tir.exc "tln:i:ib in every .i tic;i":ir.
He will exercise a personal nperviicn or
bis Kar. Table and liable. 11 respeeilullv
solicit - a share of the patronnge uf the puiiiii:.
1AVU) I. KICK.
Itee'lsTilie. April 10. 1871.
BECK'S HOTEL,
j rtllS I10TKL Is! ITEASA VTf.T SITt.!ATE!
' (i.N Til K Sot TI! MI'E iF
j R A C E S '1 R E E T ,
, A tl.W ti(lltS AIIOVK TltlKI).
; ITS C I ; N T il A I, I.OC'A LIT V
Makes it parlieul .rly desirable to prr.ic
visiting ti e City nit buMiif.s ,,r pleasure
A. 1KCK, I'ltorRIKToP..
Formerly of Ihe Slal,s I'n.on .. i.
' IS. IS.i'.l-ly.
; NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUMMER TIME TABLE.
: Tbrmish mid Direct Route t lV.ishing
i ton, llatrimorf, Klmira, Km-,
) itulJ.ilo, Itoibesl. r and
Niuaru Kulls.
iFOUR TRAINS DAILV frn,u .l
five ti Washing) mi ami ll.i!i w,"i
j and FOUR TRAINS l'AILY
; to and i'ive from the North
aud Wi st I'lram li Sus
i i"eliutiin, anil
i Northern and Western reutiHylvaiiu and
! New Vi.ik.
fS AMI AFTEIt M'tXD.U'. MAV L'..h.
n-' 1' I. '' train on tbe Xorthevu Ctntral
win toiiow9:
NORTHWARD.
Mail Tk.mx leaves r. ihiniore ... ... f-::n . ...
leaves li.urlsburir 7.."". m
, . ii ... .....
leaves iiiiamspori t-''. p m
arrive at Kliuira... p u
Buffalo Ex leaves Raltiumre '0- " p n.
leaves Hurrishurg "'"aim
leaves Wiillainspou. a nt
leaves Elmira 1 1 ...r, .
arrives at Caiiandaiun- ;::in r. m
Fast Line lenves RaIiinore iUMO d ui
kh.m iiHi risnurg. ....... -j; uj p ui
arrives at W'iihamspoit t. -J p ni
Cincin'i Fx leaves It iliimore 7:ii p lu
arrives at Harrisburg...riJiI a nt
Voiik k Hak- leaves V'r.i k i:K)aiu
msB ii Ait. arr. at l!arr:sbirg 7: a u,
SuxiilBr Ac. north lave, Ilarria'j g h:t)'l a m
arr. at Sunburv It'wO a, ni
SOUTHWARD.
Mail Tbain leaves Elniirn
'kV) a in
. nn :tnispot L. ,.:.!ini
leaves Ilarrisburg ': p u
arrives at llaltimore.... f-.l j n
alo Ex leaves Canandaigua 4:J. p tn
leaves Elmira :-f- p ,
leaves Wiianapnrt 12:3't a tn
leaves llarrisbrrg o:5 a rm
1-.. l,-:ti:
..iih-s ai uaiiuiiore ... j a ui
Ctxei!'i Ex. leaves Harrishurg 1 :45 p m
arrives at Kaltimore... 2;8it a n
EhieExpb's leaves W i:ii:,in;.port... " a Di
leaves Sunt ury Ji:-() a ,
arriees at Harrisbnrg... l:ll n m
Eeis Mail south leaves William.p t ll :0n "p m
leaves Sunhury l :-, ,
arrives at IHrrlsburg... ")() a m
Pacific Ex. south leaves llarrisb'g 11:35 a ra,
arriv,s ai Haltimore Minn
iork a Har. I leave., Ilrri.b.irg... r.-2.-, r, m,
RIsbg Acc. j arrives at Vork T10 p m,
Balt. Ace. souC, i,.'v Sunhury... 6:( a m
leaves H.irrisbmig H: '0 a m
arrive- at Ealtimore...12:30 p ai
Mail Train north and south. Fat Line
north. Pacific Exprcf south Cincinnati Ex.
press north, iork and llarri-bi.r. x
daiiou north un 1 south, Erie Express south
...... i.ir4 oujuurj -tccomroouation i
nnrwki
tan-1 IUItiuiore Acuouimo-Jution south dailr
! bf nant SninUw
Buffalo Express norfb and south daiir
Ci.i.ti Express north daily VZl' Sal
urday. ""J except 6at-
For further information ,nT,T,t, he TIM...
Office in the Pennsylvania Rail..! r...; Z
nee - - .! . ' ' ' w-
ALKEED U. F1SKE.
General .cnr.crintendett.
Ilarneburg, January 2, 1871.
A Large assortment of Queensware, China
ware. Glassware. Crockery wi,. r..i.-
... . I-- t , ., . j
w.., i'jr sate enf-ap hy
MARTIN & ALTISS. '
Office for all kind, of Pi.;. .. w