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WEDNESDAY MORNISG.'FEBV 21. 1872.
PNS9VLVAMA RAILROAD. ON AUD
ftr Sanity, Mot. It, 1871, Passenger
Train will leev Mifflin Station as follows:
EASTWARD.
Pbiledelpbia Express.. 12.60 A. M
Fact Llae.. ..... 8,82 A. M.
Pac. Exp- (don't atop) 10,06 A. M.
Qsrrisb'g Acoommoda'a 1 1.S8 A. M.
Mail Train . 6.S3 P. M.
Ciaoiaaati Express...... 8,50 P. M.
WESTWARD.
SantLern Express " 2.3 A. M.
Through Passenger.....'. 4,63 A. M.
Pacific Express.......,..". 6.58 A. M. '
Wsy Passenjer.. 9,44 A. M.
Cioeioaati Express.... ...ll.JrtJ P. M.-"
Mail Train 1L27 P. M
fart Line 0.26 P.M.
Mixed Train....'. .vf..... 8.15 P. M
. JAMES NORTH, Ag't
SCSBCRY a 1EW1HTOWN RAILROAD.
Ka and alter Friday, Dec. 1. 18T1, trains
ill run oa theSunbury and Lewistown Rail
read follows :
ISaVS
WESTWARD
LIAVa
KASTWAKD.
STATIONS.
Mind. Mo;!. Mail. Mixed.
A. M. A. K. t. K. A. It
21.40 .30 8anbury S.Sa 10.30
li.00 0 60 fielinsgrov 8.15 9.69
li.Sl C.04 Pawling 8 Ou 0.40
13 Si 7.19 Kreamer 2.49 9.29
IS.fi 1X1 Meiesra 2.43 6.23
12 1: 7 87 Mlddleburg 2.28 9 08
1.14 7.12 Ecnfor 2 13 8.68
1.81 (MO Beavertowa 1.12 8.30
1.41 B.M Adamaburg , 1.42 8.20
S.l 6.45 McClur 1.17 7 64
2 Si V.'iS Wagner 1.00 7.8(i
U.4J 9 09 Sbindi 12 65 7.30
S. 57 9.21 Painter 12 46 7.18
8 1U 9.31 Maitlaud 12.38 7 08
3.82 9.49 Lewieio-a 11.20 6.60
.42r 9.58 LcwisiownJn 11.10 o 26
Trains connect with Way PatsengT and
Mail (rain west, and Harrisburg Accommo
dation and Mail traini east at Lewistown,
awd north and south at Sunhuty.
WM. K BROWS. 8iPt.
TOMX AMI CDIi.Mlll.
Kkao Eureka.
Yer&T19 20tes 'or sale at this office.
Thtrb is some talk of reepcuing the
Lyudll-fechart ease
J Q. Detwilder, of Llarrisbnag. will j
deliver a Temperance Lecture at -McAlis
terville ou the evhuiug of the 26th hut.
A. K. McClork aud Jam eh M. Skl- ;
14CRS were elected directors, with others,
of the Suubury and Lewistown Railroad,
last week.
Tmerk will be a free musical enter
tainment at Oakland school house on the
evening of the 2 2nd inst. The commit
tee will please accept our thinks for the
invitation that thev favored us with.
Am exchange says : "A poor little
girl baby, who never done nothing to j
oy body, has been named Dorcas Sally
Samantha Cilisla Susan Jones by ber
Barents at Tvrone Is that so. liraiunrd f
!
Da. E:.l.r.n !. rrtunieJ from New j
l.k. wlt-re be b been during t..e past
fire months in d,ily iuterconrse with the j
learned auu ui-iMgut-uea .neo or n.s pro- j
lesston. neat waruujr weicomea uome
by bis uibtiy lrH-nds
ie uro Afsociaiu.n met, ingoi
F t . .: t .
and elected thu fuliowing officers :
President W. C Laird.
Vice President John N. Howe.
Treasurer T. V. Irwin.
Secretary E. J. Nangle.
1
Directors Fred. Eiii-chad. Gen'l j
Wm Bell. Daniel Sieber.Sa.n'l U. Brown, j
David Cunningham.
Thk I.rgi.-latuie ht come to an un
dersunuiug iu the Gray-McOlnre case.
A committee to inverticate the case will I
be drawn. "Each political jaity selects
three and the seventh is obtained from a
list of thirteeii Senators drawu from a
box, of which esch party challenges six j
anu the one member remaining couni '
tutes tbe seventh member.
A Grand Musical Entertainment will
be given by the McAlisterviile Lodge
of Good Templars and others, at McAl
isterviile, ou Thursday. Feb. 22, 1372.
so consist of Vocal and Iiietrumeuul
Music, interspersed with Charades, Tab
leaux, Dialogues aud Declamations. A
geneial invitation is extended. Admis
aion '- ceuts.
We notice in one of our exchanges
this week the staiemeut of Pea John
Ilodkins, of South Jt fiersnu. Me., whose
sun was cured of incipient consumption
by the use of J Jnt on't Anodyne l.iuimt nl.
We refer to tins at this time as tending
t corroborate tbe statement we made
last week iu relation to this liniment as
applied to consumption.
Wt published a marriage notice two
weeks ago purporting to have been made
by Rev. Win. FJowe, between James
Baker and Maggie Baird, which the
young man rays is incorrect As the
whole thing appears to be a POROKRV, a
penitentiary offence, the fellow who per
petrated it had better make tracks for
parts unknown, as step are being taken
for bringing bis hand wii ting home
ltu:own Gazette, j
Ccrb for Lock Jaw. A conespon
deot of tbe Srimtijic American recom
mends turpentine as a cure for lockjaw.
He says : ''Let any one who has an at
tack of the lock j iw take a small quan
tity of turpentine, warm it, and p-jur it
on tbe wound, no matter where the wound
is or of what nature it is, and relief will
follow in less than one minute Nothing
better can be applied to a severe cut or
bruise than cold turpentine ; it will give
certain relief almost iuxtantiy. Turpen
tine is also a snre remedy for croop. Sat
urate a piece of flannel on tbe throat and
chest, and in very severe cases three 10
fireJropsona lump of sugar may be
taken internally. This remedy is simple
and can easily be tested. In all serious
eases an application should be made un- j
dtr Bit i'xal adrre.
A AU.ni.aj auu ki a-vxan aaiovto uaio II V
qneatly told ns that the have seeu vary
good remit- from (iTlnf jSbrwWs &
ry CeWrfss Wrfn'to cows and
awiue before awl after thay drop their
young. The powder put them in good
condition, aud give them strength to
care and provide for the sucklings.
"Clba.xsikw the Blood," upon which
charlatans hare Larped so much, is not a
mere catch-word and delusion.- The mi
croscope shows that some diseases exist
like parasitic growth upon the globules
of the blood, and it Id farther known
that some subtle substances destroy or
expel them. These substances have
been combined to make Ayer'a Sarsapa
rilla, which does effectually expel the
disorders that breed said rankle in the
blood to rot out as ft were the machinery
of life Jfrrcer (Pa.) Whig. x,r.
A War Ego A Wilmington, Dtla
ware, paper aays that Mr Edward S.
Bacon, livhg at No. 222 Madison street,
seut to its office an egg on which was
distinctly imprinted the words ;
War
1878
England
L
America.
TLe shell of this egg is somewhat soft,
and the letter are distinctly raised npon
it and whiter than the remainder of the
shell. Mr. liacon assures n tbst if
there is any hoax about the matter, it is
practiced npon him as well as the public.
We commend that chicken to the
consideration of the Peace Society. A
chicken guilty of laying a war egg would
I be none to good to lay an earthquake,
: or something of that sort. Philadelphia
) Inqvirtr
j Where is Dr. Ruudio's egg with the
rose ? j
Tu it Newport AVtri aays: An acci
deut occurred on Wednesday on the
road between John Ganzly.s and " Mr.
Adam's residences in Miller township,
by which a horse wsr badly hurt. Mr.
Henry Reeder, who lives on the old De-
maree (now Rice's) farm, was Coming to
town with a load of shelled corn, having
four horses hitched to bis wagon, and
when at a point in the road where the in
side is higher than the outside, the wagon
slipped over tbe bank, breaking the book
of the spreaders to which the front
horses were fastened, when they ran
aw.v. the waron weut Juwa .1,
M backwards drattius- the remaining !
horses and driver after, a distance of;
, , .... i
about twenty five feet, and would have !
reacnea tne railroad below in iront ol an
approaching train, had not the
agon
struck a pine sapling, the wagon on one
iJe aud the horses on the ether. Sev-1
eral railro.id hands who were working in i
the vicinitv, hastened to Mr. Keeder's j
alallCH; Tlie were j., j
wj,n ,ieoffgidB one WM found to be !
U(,Ijr Un . ,hry hi.n ti(ok he wag0I) :
BI(, wUh rop(.a po,led ,0 ,h
rilJ1j
jne toncue oi ine waeon
D c
broken. It is fortut-ate f..r Mr. Reeder ,
A I.: . .I.-. .1.-. . I l.-J .1
auu .-. ie.u iu in: u.c tutxa iuv... (
I in their descent, as the approaching Iraiu j
wnnlil liavi. Sr illrl hnrk luiraea anA man j
1 and no doubt caused a terrible accideut.
An Acciubnt. An accident occurred
on tue nt,t i ly wujcn ji,n
Woadw(lrdt Ksq , logt hi, jeft la0(1 Ild
part of the arm. Mr. Woodward, a son
liu law of the lite Gov Wm. F. Packer,
reiii'ca on the ld "Homej'tcMd farm"' 1
rhero Gov. Packar was born, a short j
j distauces fmm Iiiward Borongh, this j
! county. Mr. t oodward on the morn-.
inB of the casualty, was eWazed in feed-!
jg fVdder -cutter which was propelled
bv horse power. He wascnttinz UttT j
add was feeding with tbe left baud on
wl.Lh wa a buck skin glove rather large
for bis band He grasped a bunch of
1. . l. I. I,, ft ..,.m..A . v ,a nmm
between the cylinders, for the purpose of j
repsrating it, while bis band was closed;
on the hay the roller, caught tbe glove
and drew bis hand between the cylinders
nA !.. tfc rn.ol.mo ri;ni,in.i
ft
to run till his hand and wrist were cut in
pieces of ttiree quarters of an inch long,
above the wrist joint. While in this posi
tion be ordered the break to be put on,
the strap thrown off, and the wheel re
vet sed. Tbe orders obeyed he extricated
himself fiom bis perilous situation, took
hold of bis lacerated arm, compressed the
arteries as well as possible and went into
the house. Meeting Mrs. Woodward he
prrcautioncd ber against excitement,
told her to keep calm and bring some
bandages, ''I have cnt my arm off.' She
ejaculated "Oh 1 Jobn," and proceeded
at once to get the bandages and while the
blood from the torn arteries was thrown
ten or twelve feet at ever pulsation, she
put compresses on the arm above the el
bow and while be caught an artery that
was still bleeding freely, she twisted a
silk string and tied it, be holding it out
with his thumb and finger.
Such resolution, presence of mind and
indomitable firmness - in both man and
wife, under such appalling circumstances,
are not often witnessed. Such firm as
well as intelligent conduct on the part of
a lady under such circumstances deserves
all praise, and favorable mention should
also be made of the presence of mind,
heroism and courage of Mr. Woodward.
He sat in a chair holding his arm un
til Drs. Dorworth and n-nsyl arrived,
who were anxious to render every assist
ance in the line of their profession that
was needed. They deemed it prudent
to await the arrival of Dr. Dobbins, of
this place, who bad been sent for, and
when be arrived they proceeded at once
to amputate the bruised limb. Tbe sur
gical part is said to have been very skill
full r performed. Mr. Woodward, we
are glad lo state is getting along a well
as could be expected.-
fweowre rr'u-
Th a members of the Infantry Com-
Ipauy forming in this borough and vkin
ity held a sneeting at the Court lloiwe on
Saturday evening but, and after drilling
short time proceeded to business. On
motion O. McClellaa was elected Captain
pro tern. On Motion it was resolved that
the Zouave uniform be adoptecf. A Hot
of the - names of those persons having
signed the enlistment paper was ordered
to be handed to the county papers tor
publication. - Adjourned to meet at the
Court House, oa Saturday evening, at 7
o'clock,' February 24th, T . The following
is a list of members : -
Joseph Landia. G W Heck. It S War
ner, Jacob Etka, Dorna Switser, O P
Robiaon, Thomas Bees, Eli Parleyman.
Charles Farley man. John N McCoy, S
H Rodman. A P Fasiek. E D Louder,
Lemuel Warner, Lucian Louder", Theo
dore Warner, James G Kreider, George
Elder, Moses Pannebaker, J A Wise,
D K Notestine, Adam Ernest, E Jones,
Jonathan Ryner, W L Statu, Isaiah
Warner, George Dumra, T L Kinxer.
S D Magruder. C B Magruder, Julius
Derr, Cassia Dean, Sam'l Lapp, D W
Hawk. W II Kreider, John C Taylor.
John Heck, Jacob Underwood, Fleming
Stewart. Jobn 0 Layer. H F Stoner,
H II Fasiek; John H Hughey. John
Pannebaker. Wm F Snyder, Robt Kurch-
field, Charles Phillips, Wm. Mahlon, C.
A Allison, drummer.
Public Sales.
Ephraim Ilertzler, of Turbett town
ship, will sell at public sale, on Tuesday,
February 27th, two noises, two mares
with foal, one 3 year old colt, three
yearling colts, 7 cows, 10 young cattle,
10 sboats, a large lot of farming imple
ments, and household and kitchen furni
ture. A credit of 9 months will be given
on all aums over S3. . Sale at 10 o'clock.
Joseph Guyer, of Delaware township,
one-half mile cast of Eat Salem, will
sell at public sale, on Thursday, Feb
ruary 29th, one bay mare, one 4-year old
horse, one 2 year old colt, one cow, two
head young cattle wagons, buggy, pat
ent bay rake, hay fork, aud other farm
ing implements. Sale at 10 o'clock.
Fanny Yoder. of Spruce Rill town
ship. WiQ sell at public sale, on Friday,
March 1st, tiro mares, 3 cows, 1 heifer,
4 head young cattle, 4 thriving sboats,
large lot of farming implements ; also,
household and kitchen furniture. Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock.
John S. Gearbart will sell at public
sale, at his residence in Fayette town-
nif,su nmaoni.r
dl7' Mrch lat' four Lorees' one P"n of
matches, rieing 3 years ; 2 span of mules
5 milch cows. 7 head young caKle, 11
f(rmil)K iin,lelnent . prain in the
vrnnA. imtatom. haenn and household
ifuniitnre. Sale at 10 o'clock
MARRIED.
ftliVltKlS BKNDER On tbe 15a in.t ,
tVLT. II. C. Pardoe, Mr. Jacob A. Harris
nd MUs Joanna Bender, both of Juniata
coumy '
f ;-
.. ...
l mti.tiin Mr Willmm Jnnlt aired Gt real
U,VWQ .... ... P.
u ,ownsnin. iact!D H. EUnclls. aged
4j,out 50 years.
FARLEY M A JT 0a the 10tb inst.. in Walk
er townhin, George Farleytnan, son of Mr.
Joseph Farleyman, aged 20 years, 10 mos.
and 3 days.
PCFFESCERGER On lb 17th inst , id
Fermmaeh twc. Jude. wife of Mr. Josbua
I'uffeubergpr, aged 6f years, 11 months and
C d:iys.
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(3
YES ! O YES !
H. H. SNYDER, Perrysville, Pa.,
Tender his services to the citizens of Juni
' "bJ j"""' co.mMes. aa Auctioneer
Dutchman a chance P. O. address. Port
Royal, Juniata Co , Pa.
Feb 7. 72-1 y
GREAT REDUCTION
IS Tllf.
PHICES OF TEETH!
Upper w L()wer aJ $j 0Q
- .
be
Teetb remodeled and repaired.
Tcetb filled lo last for life.
Elecirioiiy used in the eilraction of teelb,
rendering it almost a painless operation, (ns
extra charge) at tba Dental Office of 0. L.
Derr, esubliabed in Mtffliniown in 18ft). -G.
L. DERR,'
Jan 21. 1872-1 r Practical Dentist.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
E. !S. PARKER,
(Successor to MARTIN & WALThUlS.)
HATING purchased the rftore of Martin &
Walters, on Main St , in J. M. Belford's
store room, tba undersigned would respect
fully inform the public that be has a paw and
carefully selected stock of GOODS of the
very best quality, comprising in part, of
DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES,
NOTIONS.
HOSIERIES,
FANCY GOODS.
QUEKNSWARE,
. BOOTS & SHOES,
II ATS AND CAPS,
CARPET BAGS, . ,
OIL (;LOTHS, .
CARPETS,
BLANKETS,
FURS, WOOD AND WILLOW. WAKE, and in
short every article usually kept hi a well
selected store.
11 intends selling exclusively for CASH or
in exchange for COUNTRY PRODUCE. By
so doing he will be able to sell goods as cheap
as i be cheapest. Call and examine his stock.
SSv HIGHEST PRICES PAID IN TRADE
FOR ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
E. S. PARKER,
' (Btlford's 8tora-room) Main Street.
Xifflintown, Pa.
Jan 31. 1872.
COAL, Lumber, Fish, Salt, and all kinds
of Merchandise for sale. Cheat nut 0
Bark, Railroad Ties, all kinds of Grain and
Seeds bought at tba highest market prices in
cash or exchanged for merchandise, coal.
lumber, As., to suit customers I am pre
pared to furnish to builder billi of lumbar
Joak or ,,ow plM lomb,r.
NOAH HERTZLER.
'JlBl
Pert R'y'at, J.iniara Co., Fa.
HIFFLIJITOWN PATTERSON MARKETS
PRICES OF BOARD OF COMMERCE.
Resorted weeklv for tba JsatAvaSaavian
by the Beard f Cssarssns sf'Hiflia-afta Pat-
tersoa.
Butter S.
Egga, V dox -
Lard, 1 Hi -
Country Soap
Beaawax . ........ ....---.
Tallow -
Rags ........ ..... ......... -
Wool, washed .........
Poultry, live
Dried Apples
Peaches, pared....,
Peaches, unpared..
" Cherries.....
Cherries, pitted - ..
Blackberries.......
:
20
8
8
25
8
S
50
8
8
. 20
. 16
... 20
4
- 13
. 12
... 8
40
76
2 26
60
2
15
' Raspberries . ...............
Country Hams ...."
Sides aad Sbouldsrs ...
Potatoes, V bus
Onions " .
Ground Alum Salt, j) aack.........
Railroad Ties ..
Loenst Posts, mortising
' " for board fenos..
D. K. SULOUFF'S PRICES CURRENT.
Reported Weekly.
GttAI.
White Wheat, V bus ... .. ....."... f 1 38
Red Wheat. . . 1 S5
Cera GO
Oats .. 42
Cloverseed 6 00
Timothy seed ..... 3 60
Coai.
Prepared Coal, V ton.. ....... ..$5 75
Nut " 4 75
Pea " "'...... 3 25
Bituminous" " 6 00
' Lcaaia.
Run of Log. 4 4, V 1000 ft -...$24 00
6-8. ... 10 00
8 4, 2'v0
6-4, 2800to4000
Hemlock Frame, - " ..1700to20A0
f Boards. " 180Oto2O00
Whitepina worked Flooring.... 28 00
" German Siding 28 00
Panel Doors 1 75 to 8 00
Window Sash, 8x10, ft window- 65
" 9x12. 75
" 10x12, " . 80
" 10x14, " 90
rUlLAUELPUIA MARKETS. ,
PuiLAPSLPaiA, Feb. 2G, 1872. '
Flocb There is a firm feeling io the mar
ket, but the demand ia limited both for ex
port and home consumptions ; 1009 bbls sold.
including
Superfine
Extra ..... .
N. W. Extra Family
Ohio & Ind. do. do
Peana. do. , do.
$5 25(7.5 75
$ti 006 60
$7 2h(a 50
$7 00(7 50
Fancy Brand- .. $8 008 76
Gi aik The offeriugs of Wbeatara small
and prices s'eady ; tmM sales of Pea a red
at $1 69a 1 62, and amber at $1 65. Rye is
steady at 92c. Cora is very quiet, tbe de
mand being light. Sales of 2000 bush yel
low at 68c, aad western high mixed at 70e.
Oats are held firmly; SCO bash said at 6tic,
for wbi'e. and 54 forwealern mixed.
Sixds There ia leas doing in Clover; 275
bush sold al 9Jal0Jc "
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
Moxdat, Feb. 19 P. M.
Beef Cattle were in fair demand Ibis week
but prices were without material change.
About leOil head arrived and sold at isaBc
for extra Penn and westtrn Steers ; 9)c for
choice; 6:.clor fair to good, and 4oo (I
lb, cross, for somaion as to quality.
Cows and Calves were ia fair demand at
$3a40 for springers and $30ao0 for fresh
cows. Receipts, 20 bead.
Sheep were in fair demand, aad prices
were stead r. Sties of extra at 1'Je, choice
l'Kj to 110 lbs at 8a81o good at 7a8c and
common at Ca7. Receipts, 16,000 bead.
lloui were higher, but buyers refused to
anticipate future want, pales or corn-red
hi $7 75a&0 V 10"lb, net, tbe latter for ex
tra. Receipir, 392 bead
A HAITDSOME MOUSTACHE!
MOUSTACHE.' Trof. ST. CROIX'S Fbkjch
WHISKERS. Cosirorvn. The Crrr HAIR
MOUSTACHE. jOKOWER, will prodoe
WHISKERS, luxurient MOLaTAtHK or
WHISKERS oa th smoothest
face. Pleasant to use. Seal
lo any address on receipt of
Fifty Cents.
II. T. BOND, CHEMIST.
N. E. Cor. Tenth and Chestnut Sts., ,
Feb 14. '72-ly Philadelphia
CLOTHING!
Choicest Styles of the Season.
. .
SAMUEL STRAYER,
Patterson, JnniaU Co., Pa.
CLOTHING
of all kinds
I will sell my entire stock at
dreatly Reduced Prices,
FOR MF.N AND until APRfL, 1872. '
OVERCOATS, FUSS,
HEAVY BOOTS,
CABPETS,
Stair and Floorj
Oil Cloth,
Ladies' Shoes 4-Gaiters,
FURNITURE,
WATCHES
AND
Under-Clothing, Sec '
, AT COST.
Snils anil Parts of Suits,
HATS AND CAPS,
And Furnishing' Goods
20 or 25 per cent, cheaper
than can be purchased else
where. JEWELRY.
Eats and Caps,
FURS,
BOOTS k SHOES,
MEN'S
FURNISHING
GOODS,
WA1IAVU A.
Having a nod stock, well
elected, I hope to pleas all.
Call and see to be con
vinced.
PajT" Measures taken and Suits and parts
of Suits made la order, reasonable
SAMUEL STRAYER,
Jan. 24, 1872 Patterson, Pa.
NEW
WAGON MANUFACTORY
.. IN PATTERSON.
SAMUEL II. ROLLMAN respectfully an
nounces to tbe public that be baa recent
ly opened a Wagon-maker's Shop in the bor
ough of PUerson, and is prepared to man
ufacture, in a neat aad durable manner,'
WAGOUS OF ALL KINDS,
From a Foor-bcrse Farm Wagon to a One
horse Spring-wagon.
All Kinds of Repairing will Receive
Strict Attention.
Grain and Lumber Taken in
Exchange for Work.
B& 0y careful attention to basinet, sad
by turning out so peri or work, k hopes to
merit and rsceiT a larg shara of pnblis
patronage
HT Good Oak Plank Wanted, -m
Sovl, f871-fy
Ifrflrandisf .
TIIEKE1STME!
THE KEYSTONE!
- .
THEKEYSTOITE! i
Bridge Street, Miffliatown.
TTTB, THE UNDERSIGNED, WOULD
' most respectfully call the attention of
our friends, customers, and the pubiis gen
erally, io th fact that w bar secured and
Sited up one of th finest room in th eona
ty, directly opposite our old stand prsrious
lo the terrible fire of Deo. 31 ..1870, on Bridge
Street, Mifflin town, where wa purpose to con
tinue the business of
GENERAL MEECHANDISma.
W have opened one of the finest, best and
cheapest stock of Goods erery offered to lb
publio, embracing in fact almost everything
that the publio can wish. W would espe
cially inrito th attention of all to our fine
assortment of
DRESS GOODS.
This department we flatter ourselves to b
the best Ter offered to th pubiis of Juniata
for styles, quality and cheapness, of the most
approved patterns, Ac,
cossistiso or
T
Black Bombasine,
Black Australian Crape,
Black Poplin,
Black Velveteen,
II
Black and Fancy Silks,
Black and Fancy Silk Poplins,
Black and Fancy Mohair,
Black and Fancy Alpaccas,
Black and Colored Striped Suitings,
:' E
Satin Striped Versailles Cloth,
Sotin Striped Lome Robes.
Silk Striped Mohair,
Silk Figured Sultana,
K
Brocade Japanees Silks,
Brocade Poplius,
French Serge Wool Plaid.
Scotch do. do. do.
E
Cord and Colored Velveteens.
English and French Chintzes,
Plaid Nainsooks,
Plaid India Twills.
Plaid Swiss,
Brocha, Thibet, Helena,
Saratoga, Vigilia,
West Branch, Niagara, and
VYatervliet Long and Square
Shawls, in Great Variety.
Black and Fancy Clotbs,
Black and Fancy Cassltneres,
Black and Fancy Ermines,
Black and Fancy Tweeds,
Black and Fancy Jeans,
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Striped and Plain Linen,
' Striped and Plain Cottonade,
Striped and Plain Suitings, -Striped
and Plain Marsailles,
Striped aud Plain Flannels,
o
Prints, Muslins, Sheeting,
Pillow Casings. Checks,
Hickory. Denims,
Drills, Iliapers,
Linen, Cotton Sc Damask Table Linens,
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Cambric and Swiss Embroidery,
1'ioua and Crochet Edgings,
Silk aud White Cotton Fringes,' .
Ribbons, Velvet and Gimps,
Laces and Braids, u
E -
Ladies' Lasting Button and Lac Gaiters,
Ladies' Morocc Button and Lac do.
Ladies' Kid Lace Bals
Ladie' Kid Lace do.
Ladies' Lasting and Kid Croquet Slippers,
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Misses' aud Child's Lasting Gaiters,
Misses' and Child's Kid Bals,
Misses and Child's Morocco Button,
Misses' and Child's Goat and Pebble,
Misses' and Child's Croquet Slippers.
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Men and Boys' Calf Boots,
Men and Boys' Gaiters,
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Glassware and Qneensware,
Fruit Jars and Stoneware.
P
Wool Figured, Yenitian, Listing
and Wool Dutch Carpets.
Floor and Stair Oil Cloth,
Oil Shades and Fixtvrefi
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Berlin. Zephyr and Excelsior
Foreign and Domestic Yarns.
ind E
mestit
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Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Mirrors, Stationery, Albums, fcc ,
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la fact everything necessary to make up a
complete stock of Choice and Desirable
Goods.
As wa are buying strictly for cash, we
flatter ourselves that w can offer great in
ducements to parties whs wish to buy good
Goods at reasonable prices. Our terms are
cash or country produce taken in exchange
for goods.
We only ask th public ta give ns a sail
and examine cnr stock, and compare prices
and quality. We defy competition.
TILTEN k ESPENSCHADE,
Bridge Street, Mifliatowa.
Etrt. ST, 771.
DR. P. C. RUNDIO.
DEAI.EC W ITTRYTIIIKQ THAT C0NSTITCTES A FIR3T-CLA38
The public attention is also invited tor his large assortment of
All persons who are in need of Spectacles will find it to their advantage to
call, as they will find the largest stock in the county to select f.OTQ. COME
AND HAVE YOUR EYE SIGHT RESTORED.
NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, .
VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS AND HAKMOMC05S; ALSO A SPLENDID
ASSORTMENT OF
TOILET ARTICLES FOR THE LADIES,
With an mmense stock of NOTIONS t&- Sora. tbiog for everybody, young
and old, at tbe
PATTERSON' DRUG STORE.
GROCERY, PROVISION,
.VXD
LIST OF LEADING ARTICLES k PRICES
reported weekly by C. UAUHEY, op
posite the Poet Office, Mitflintown, Pa :
Wholuale.
Butter
Retail.
22
20
12
16
20
60
1 00
So
SO
I 00
17
lo
14
12
J2J
. 11
Lard .
10
Cheese, Ohio.
Kw York
Moltsses, Porlo Rico, Tjl gal...
" New Orleans
Srnp, Honey li
" Amber .
Melted Sugar .....
Sugar, Granulated.. .'.
A
" H ,. .
" Extra C
" Yellow C .....
" Brown
Coffe, Rio, Choice....... ........
" Fair
" " Roasted (Arbnckles)
Tea, Imperial, Finest ..
" Oolong. .
Raiaius, Valentin.-.. .
" Layers ..
30
26
1 CO
1 00
20
25
20
20
12
6
Currants
Pruens, French
Rice
Soap, Rnsin 5
V ('lire.-. 8
" Babbit 12
Salt, Ground Alum
Dairy
Mackeral, No. 2 (new) bbl
Brooms, No. 1
" " No. 2
" No. 3 '
10
15
2 00
10.15
3 CO
40
35
30
Tubs, Cedar .1
50a 1
75
Buckets, Painted, 2 hoops ..
Slaw Cutters ......
Tin Cups... ................
Tin Dish Pans ..
Tin Cullenders...........
Tin Wash Puns
Tin Buckets ...
Boots, Men's Calf.
" Kip
Gaiters, Ladies' Lasting .
Potatoes, Irish
" Sweet, "j peck -
Coal Oil, gallon
Cash paid for eggs.
25
50
8
60
40
.10
60
6 25
4 50
2 no
AO
40
40
Terror ! Murder ! ! Death ! ! !
EATS iceBeosi:,c?,,," RATS
RATS FarnuTZ'Ze Grahl' RATS
RATS A Remarkble Preparation, RATS
which draws Rats, (as by magie) trom
their holes aud hiding places. 'I'bey eat
ravenously and all die to a dtad certain! i;
ia th open air. Safe lo nse. Called
htjkt's
New Improved Vermin Exterminator. Used
with Wonderful success al the CosTiaaxTAi.
and other large Hotels and Public Institu
tions in Philadelphia and New York city ;
Bolton House, Htrrishurg ; I'nion Depot
Hotel, Pittsburg; llerdict House, Wil
liamsport. Pa ; is, in tact, the only article
that will rid you of ihe.-e pests. Cut this
advertisement ent and take to your Drug
gist or Merchant. If lie is not supplied,
be can get it for you of any wholesale
Druggist. Be sure and get only that sign
ed E.BURT, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa, on
each jar. Take n other. 25 cents ajar:
five jars for $1. $1 worth Kill utuaUy do a
thnrttunh wrk.
To Merchants. Burt's New. Improved
will never harden or change by age. Al
ways in nice condition. Lots on hand of
former make will be exchanged, if desired.
Principal Depots. 602 Arch St., N E. cor
ner Tenth and Chestnut st . and S. W. cnr.
Eight and Race sts.. Philadelphia. Sold
by all Wholesale Druggists. Direct all
letters to E. B CRT, Manufacturer of Rat
Exterminator, Weil Philadeldhia, Pa.
Jan l'j-6m
"art st8JnV
NEW PRICES
IS
DRY GOODS,
iVOTIOIVS,
GROCERIES,
QTJEENSWARE,
BOOTS & SHOES,
Hats and CAfs,
WOOD & WILLOW-WARE
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, &C, &C.
If yon want to see an entire new
stoek of Goods at Low Prices, call at
the
NEW CRYSTAL PALACE BUILDING,
MIFPLIHT0WS, PA.
SHELLEY & STAM6AUGH.
Nov. 29, 1871.
Kv.JrMT Srxrtjts. $1,69 eer year.
A GENTS WASTED. Agents make more
A. momy at work for ns than at anything
ele. Business light and permanent. Par
ticulars free. G. Stiksoji A Co , fine Art
PMitkrrt. Portland. Maine.
"history or
The Great Fires
In CHICAGO and the VTEST by Rev. E.J.
Goosaram, D. D.. of Cbieag-. Only com
plete history. 700 Sno. page r 0 wgrae
ing. 70.000 already sold. Triee $2.60.
20 O agents made in 20 days. Profit go to
sufferers. ICE1TS WIITEV.
U. S GOODS PEED a CO
37 Park Tow, New York.
(laesrpsrated 1S6.)
Columbia Fire lnsarance Company
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
S. S. nwiiEPres t. 1 Roct. C.m
II. Wilso. Vice-Pres't Wa. Pattoji.
II sea' t Thomas. Treaa. j Ja Soiaoania.
J. F. FBr.crr, Sec y. J. 8. Srais.
1. B. Bacn)i!i. M. M. 3thici.m.
Oio. Boot .1 R. T. Bros.
For Insurance or Agencies, address
j. r. rmtrirrr, ty, cibu, ra.
OPIUM EATERS ! Re"ar1 for CMe
el t'pmm Uaba our Aatldete will not cure.
No pain or inconvenience. Sent on reeeipt of
$3.00. S. G. ARMSTROWO. M. 1)., Healing.
Institute, Berrien Springs, Mich.
1 A SURE CURE for this distressing com
plaint is now made' known in a treatise (of
48 aetavo pages) $n Foreign and Nativ
Herbal Preparation, published by Dr. O.
TnaLm Brows. Tbe prescription wasdiseov.
ered by bim in sncb a providential manner
that be cannot conscientiously refuse to make
it known, as it has cured everybody who has
used it for Fits, never having failed in a sin
gle ease. The ingredients may be obtained
from any druggist. A copy sent free to all
applicants by mail. Address Da. O. PntLrs
Buows, 21 Grand St.. Jersey City, N. J.
New Seeds and Plants
Sent bv .Hail or Express.
Cur Seed and Plant CATALOGUES fortS?,
Number 175 page, and containing
TWO COLORED PLATES,
Each worth twice tbe cost of Catalogues,
mailed lo all applicants on reeeipt of 25 els.
PETER HENDERSON A CO.,
Seedsmen, A-t Cortlandt St., N. Y.
' D. K. SULOUFF & CO.,
j i Successors to D. T. Sulouff,)
E2A1ZBS IN
; Grain, Lumber, Coal,
I CALCINED PLASTER, CEMENT, &C.
iThc Ifiirliest Cash Prices PaM
j for all kinds of (iraiu.
i
Lumber, dual, &c. Sold at the
! Lowest Prices.
i
Having bnals of our own we can freigiit
Grain, Lumber, Coal, &.. cheaper than any
; other parties. We therefore defy eompeti
: tion.
SfjYna can mike money by calling on ns
before selling or buying elsewhere.
Gkaix will acoeivrn is sroas to as
sold bt tus 1st or June, lb71.
P. 8. Our grain is not deviled cn men's
backs.
MifBintown, April 20, 1871.'
rVICW I " !
DOYLE & MARLEY,
r.l TTERSOXi r.i..
At lh Room Recently Oecnpitd by George
Goshen. Corner of Tnscarora and Ju
niata 8' reels.
Wish lo inform tbe citizens of Mifflin, Pat.
terson and surrounding country I hat they
have opened a full line of
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOOES,
Sugars,
Syrups,
Teas.
Coffees,
Spices,
Pish.
Salt.
Soaps.
Tobaccos, &e.
Flour ami Feed Always on Hand,
ALSO,
COAL OP ALL KIXDK,
Stove Coal, Lime burners' Coal, and Black
smiths' Ctfil always on hand at th lowest
prices.
RAILROAD TIES. LOCUST POSTS, and
all kinds of Country Produce taken in ex
change for Goods and Coal, for which th
highest market prices will be paid.
BaPersons wishing anything in our lino
will nud it lo their advantage to civ ns a
call, as w feel assured that w can accom
modate one and all.
George Goshei is snr authorised Agtot
All business transacted by him will bo ac
knowledged by us.
DOYLE i MARLEY.
Patterson. Jan. 23, 1873.
RLOOMj'BCRG STATE NORMAL
J- FCHOOL AND
Literary and Commercial Institute.
Th Faoutty f this Institution aim tab
very tborough in their instruction, and to
look carefully after th manner, health aad
moral f th student.
tssT Apply for catalogues to
HENRY CARTER. A. M.,
8pt2R, l"71-6njj Pripaipal.