& t Jaaiaia Stnthtci.
WEDNESDAY MOENIXG. APRIL 3. 187
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ON AND ;
after Siinday, Nov. Is, 1S71, Passenger !
Trains will leav.Mifljm Station a. folio,. : !
Cast wa rd.
Philadelphia Express".. 12,50 A. 51
Fast Liue - 2,22 A. M.
Pac Exp. (don't stop) 10,05 A. M.
Harrisb'g Accotumoda'n 11,28 A. M.
Mail Train 5,23 P. M.
Cincinnati Express 8,50 P. M.
WESTWARD.
Southern Express 2,34 A. M.
Through Passenger 4.53 A. M.
Pacific Express 5,56 A. M.
Way Passenger 9,41 A. M.
Cincinnati Expre?s....... 12.26 P. M.
Mail Train 3.27 P. M
Fast Line . G.CG P. M.
31ixed Train 8.15 P. M.
JAMES NORTH, Ag't
TOWN AND COUNTIIV.
Tug waler is in the canal, ready fur
"boatii
The doctors of Huntingdon county are
bout organizing a medical association
For Sale. Two young horse. F,r
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ver, bpiucc Hill township. I
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A W LF was shot in Freedom town- j
hip, lil.tir county, last wei k that mca-!
urvd six frft irom tip to tip. ;
T' '" . . r, i
i lit (jrsybill Z jiiHves met in tlie liall
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ot the l alaca on last Saturday, and cl. ,
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ltd Cant t oruilius .Mcvl.l'.iu Captain. :.
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I WIM. tv cali for "nod Uutter, E""s. '
Chick tns, and Vial Calves. j
J(iH. Ktka, ;
Main street, Mifliintown. j
. W'k Umler oir tl.ai ks to the Sicre-
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taiy of the Mitli n and 1'atterson Loan
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Mud bavings l uiid Association, for a copy
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of the Constitution and liv La s ot said I
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Association. j
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Tub Montgomery Co. poor house was i
4estroed by fi.e Wednesday a week ago. j
Three of the inmates were burned to ;
death and another had his leg broken by j
jumpiug off lw- ronf.
7"m" ",. .,,
I insnNS irqmiwig purgative or pi. Is
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should be Citreiul wliat they buy. borne .
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jolla not only cacse giping pains, but I
leave the bowels iu a torpid, costive state
Pardon' I'mryatire 1'iff wili leJieve the
Hnwolfl and rlR.in?p flift lil.tiwj without in. I
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jury to the system.
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Attention! U.nio.v jL'.aos ! You
are hprehv nrrl-iwl to m-tY M c.Alixtpr- !
ville. on Saturday, April till.. 1872, at J
10 o'clock A M, for regular drill. j
By order of the Captain. 1
YV. SlilKK, 0. S. j
McAHsterville, March 30, 1S72. !
Wonderful .Miracle. Lives ;
asu Limbs Saved uv tub ib ok VVm. j
K. SktiikH's Cuaihs. Everybody says j
lint he lias the hn st and best assort-:
a-nl of CHAIRS ever kept iu this place
. . i. . a,Ii..v Inirmlkpr ilia dlanA o.1iti I
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ym r.eed Clia'rs Wart-rooms on Main
,tri-t, JliltMitowi., la
TilK First Qu.irfeily Meeting of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of this place
lUI 1, lw-1,1 nt.rt Sa'iinlav and Suml.iv. I
April 6th aud 7 t.li . Rev. Dr. Hamlin Laird withdrew his motion, and Col. Bell
will preach ou Sulurday evening at 74 j moved that a committee of nine commis
"c!aek; also on Suuday at 10J o'clock ' sioners be appointed to open books and
A. M. and 7 P. M Love feast exercises ' receive subscriptions and organize a com
on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. j pany. The Colonel subsequently asked
! to increase tl.e number of commissioners
O.VE of Altoona's gallant young me... i w cigIltc,.n wLicu waa UDaninlou,iy
who had been on a courting expedition j oowiug nfialed geullu.
returning to his hotel in the "wae sma' j
I meu coin oee the committee :
hours a3-a.1t the twal.'- found everything j .
. . . .1 Lack John Patteson, BobtRobisou.
lock up. He proceeded to ihe rear of TmamnTlufmu Arbuckle, George
the building aud scaling a high fence jcfr0Hngi.
alighted up to ,bis ueck in an accom- j Spruce Hill John Gilliford, Daniel
modating swill barrel. ILAUd'iyxhurg j Conn.
Stunilird ! Beale lr. J. P. Sterrett, Jos Pome
i roy.
11. T,.vv n,nr.l,.n.rt..nrmM.
ful
practitioners of his lime, invented
at is now called Johnum't Anotyne
wh
Linimrnt. The treat success of this ar
tide in the cure of Bronchitis and all
.i:.. r.i . ..A ;il m,k.J
the name of Johson not Ks favorably, j
if less widely kuown, than that of Loujs ;
Napoleon. !
O.N Monday about noon the high wind
that prevailed about that ti.r. .; caught up
i paper box that had been thrown upon
ihe street aud rolled it along under the
feet of a couple of horse that were
bitched t a carriage that was standing
in front ot Uieap Johu s Mnre-Koom on , lhe mceting on th, quest;on 0f lha re
Bridge street. The horses f' ig" "a j l,.a!,e o? tl.e right of way, moved that all
and in attempting to get out-.f the way j who wcre Jn fayor of gratait0U8,i7 giving
of the rolling and rattling box. broke the j lle rjg,(t rf w,y boaM The fno.
tongue of the carriage. David Keno w put and t,l(. auJiencc rose m.
caught the horses before they got away, mlt Mr Arbuckle st tl-w jllnctare
thereby preventing a first class runaway. I '.j 3 dca, of Bmi . b
The carriage and horses belonged to Na-.
than X oder, of rermauagh township. -
A Missing Woy a. Sarah Ji Petti
grew, left her Lome in Coleraiu township,
lancaster county, on the 19th day of
February, 1872, to go to the store up the
country, as she said, but did not come back
aud has not been beard of since by her sis
ter, with whom she lived She is about 30
years old, abent 5 feet 2 inches high, i referred.
slim make, dark eaudy hair, gray eyes, j On motion of Col. Bell the meeting
and her upper front teeth are out. Her j adjourned tine die.
bands are rough, having bad tetter on The committee to open books and re
them. She had on whrm she left a red j ccive subscriptions of stock immediately
calica f:ock, coarse shoe?, and a load cjI- ; held a meeting and appointed the 30th
ored woolen cap, trimmed red ; brown ! of April and tbe 1st and 2nd of May to
1 will
veil, ft red calico bot.net and a mac
cloth coat, trimmed with beads. Any
person knowing where she in, will con- J Mifflin, Patterson and vicinity were
fer a great favor on her sister, Kliza j represented at the meeting by N. A. El
llowinskey, by directing a letter to Eliza !der, George Reynolds, John Graybill,
Kowinekey,' Colerain Post-office, Lancas
. Lancaster !
ter county, Pennsylvania.-
Esi'm'tH- r.
Railroad Mbktivu In pursuance of i For Sale Oue Uutkeyc Reaper and
a call, a iituuber of tba Commissioners J Mower combined with Self Rake attacti
autborized by Of Act of tbe Legislature d. Nine. months credit given. Call at
to organize ' The TiMcawra Valley Rail-
Saturday, tbe 30th ttlt. The meetinff- ...
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Was "V1? "ded by Cltuens of thojf
in it so lively that the earnest support of , . , , -t
i 11 j ... , ' Hunttngdm Journal.
McGoysville and vicinity may be looked'! - .
on as a certainty tr any proper efforts
that may be made for the building of the
road.
By motion Judge Pomeroy was made
President of the meeting, and John Pat
terson, of Peru, Secretary. The Presi
dent staled that the object of the meet
ing was ti lake the preliminary steps ne
cessary fur the organization of the Ti
carora Valley Railroad Company as jAj
viuea oy uci oi legislature, xue Act
was rend On motion the President ad-
dressed the meeting. He said in these days
j it is not necessary to argue much in favor
of railroads. The improvements and su
perior advantages they carry into ivery
community into which they extend ia
evidence of their general good. The
same advantages that communities that
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by the citizens of Tuscaiora alley if
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the road be built lie said he had been
asked where he thought thoToad wonld
be built He could not answer that ques-
ti-n ; no one could answer it, until a sur-
vy had bei-n made. It had been sug-
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grsteJ that a survey should be the brst
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l lung done, before stock snbscrii'tions be
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taken. 1 lien no disappointment among
'"e inhabitants of the valley could arise
because it was not located whet this or
lhat citizen desired it By a previous
survey all would know where the road
"ol'J-''e- "
' illmm Hart asked whether the west
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ern teiniiuus of th road wonld reach
the Uroad fop coal fields The Iresi
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dent thought not : but il the road were
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built, there would he no trouble about
getting coal. The great benefit to the
valley would be ihe local trade, the way
to get into and ont of the valley with
greaU-r ease and has expeuse and trouble
ii,a(i ;s w nt baud, and the ease with
which they could sfiid their ties aud lum-
ber and produce to market, aud in the
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increase of the nrioe of laud consequent
r t i
on the easy facilities to market. Indeed
it ould bring the market to their doors.
Col. Bell referred to what the Presi-
dent said with regard to a survey, that
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if niade independent and outside ot the
organization, that it would not be more
than ti-jUt that tllOSe Contributing tO that
expense .hould each receive stock enough j
to cover the expense incurred. Perhaps
this wa irregular, but it was worthy of
consideration.
I- errett thought the expenses of a
survey previous to or independent of
(,rganiz,tion M prescribed by Act would
uot le l)iudil.g. Making the survey as
cilizen8 aid uot bind tbe Company.
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Mr - Arbuckle took
part in tbe discussion. Mr. Gjuver fa-
v()re(
d Dr. Sterrett8 views. Mr YV. C.
t T n,.,.w1 tl.jf tlio 1,if.lrti Ka nnpnpfl .
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.,,d subsciiutions taken.
Col Bell stated that he had iutended
to move that a committee be appointed to
onen books aud take subscriptions. Mr.
.w ,!., u -.1 . rv. nooison. james ivc..
V....I. I!..,.,!,.- S P M.
Qullo.igh
1'errynville David Wilsou, John Kep
Mifflin 'John S. Graybill, N. A. Elder
Patterson W. C. Lairfi, James Aortu
Mr. Patterson suggested that it would
be proper to inMruct tbe committee to
obtain leave of the right of way from land
holders previous to making the survey,
for after the survey had been made and
the rout. located, some men might think
they had the Company all right for a bill
of heavy damages. The suggestion pro
duced quite a discussion. ' Judge Burch-
Celd, in order to ascertain the sense of
taljng ttAt some 0f tj,e people would j
graut ti,e rigut 0f way through their
houses and barns, if that would secure ;
the building of a road.
Judge Kurchfield and Mr. Graybill
each thought that all that was now ne
cessary was that the committee proceed
to organize in accordance with the Act
and the law of 1849, to which the Act
. TTTT . m 1 . I I
meei ai "aienora 10 open dooks
take subscription.
Samuel Showers, Col. Wm. Bell. W. C.
Laird, Judge Jlnrchfield, Col. J. K.Rob
on and B. F. Schweier.
tins office.
A noBSK was sold the other day, at
auction, in Jnniata township, for-
twenty-nve cents, and the halter that
Tub mlscroscode shows the color of
the haTr due to a deposition of pigment
in ita substance. Whenhe hair glands
becomes enfeebled, this pigment fails.
One after another the hair becomes white.
or falls oat, producing baldness. Bald
ness is easy to prevent but hard to euro.
". ) Ayer's Hair Vigor stops it ; even restores
tbe nair sometimes ; always restores its
color. Immediate renovation is at once
visible ; softness, freshness and the gloss
of youth. This great ornament should
be preserved since it can be by Ayer's
Hair Vigor, which ia beautifully cluan
anV'ree from auythiug injurious to the
hair. Tribune, Spaingcille, iV Y.
A Coeresp j.ndfnt furnishes ns with
the following particulars of a fatal acci
dent up the river: Millard Youtzy, son
of John Youtzy, of Bratton township,
an employee of the Steam Sawmill
Company, near Audersou's Station, was
killed by a mule on the evening of the
15th March, while returning from work.
The boy was ridiug the mule with a bag
of corn on and carrying a bucket, which
struck against the haimes and scarce d it ;
at the same time the boy's foot became
entangled in the harness and he was
dragged down the mountain over rocks,
Sec, a considerable distance, when it was
stopped by Win. I?o8i ; the boy's foot
was still in the harness, the body being
mangled in a horrible manner. The
mule is known as a bad one. Leiritiown
Gaz'tte.
Tiiree Run Offs in One Day. On
Tuerday the 1-th inst., two teams, one
belonging to a Mr. Akely aud the other
to a Mr. Latherow of German Valley,
this county, took fright and ran off, Mr.
Latherow'e team running through two
pailing fences and against a cider mill,
broke the wagon and smashed things
generally. Mr. Akeley's team kept the
road aud were caught before doing any I
damage, in tbe afternoon ot the same
day, Mr Latherow made a second trip
in a spring wagon, coittfhig his wife, a
little son and daughter, with a young
man fiom Mifflin county as driver. The
horse took fright, anA running past a
Z- broke au el. aud the children
were thrown out but neither ot them
were seriously injured. Tim horse was
stopped by Mr. J. Latherow before any
further damage was done. limit ing&m
QloU.
Shebiff's Sales. The following
property will be sold at Sheriff's sale, at
the Court House, iu Mifliintown, at one
-clock P. M , on Friday. April 19, 1872:
Two lots of ground, situate in "East
Poiut," in tbe borough of Mifliintown,
liavlll
having thereon erected a frame foundry
buiidiug, machine shop, plow shop, frame
dwelling house, and other outbuildings,
with all the interests of all the machinery,
fl&sks, paturns aud follow-boards belong
ing to suid foundry. To be sold as the
property of Jam eg A Creswell.
A tract of land in Milford township,
1S2 acres, part being mountain land,
thereon erected a stone house, log stable,
frame saw mill aud wagon shed. To be
sold as the property of Andrew Bos
singer. A tract of land iu Greenwood town
ship. 200 acres, frame dwelling house,
log barn aud other out-buiMiurs.
Also, another tract of land in Green
wood township, 63 acres, 30 acres clear
ed, log house and log stable thereon erec
ted. The above two tracts to be sold as
the property of Wm. Cox.
A school master named Green, te
siding at Centralia, Schuylkill county,
some ten or fifteen days ago, was beaten
with a heavy "elung-sbot," had his head
terribly cut, tbe skull fractured in two
places, one car entirely severed from
his head, and several wounds iufl cted
upon his body. Notwithstanding this
ten ible beating, he got up and walked
out of the school house, where he fell
down and remained nntil some people
came and picked him np. Those who
have seen him say that his head resem
bles a large sized water bucket, and his
face is so disfigured that no one who
knew him before would recognize him
now The cause of the beating is at
tributed to the fact that Green was a
Protestant, and in an argument relative
t3 the Catholic religion he made use of
language which did not suit certain per
sons of that faith ; and he being a school
teacher, caused a close watch to be kept
upon him. Many of the Catholics with
drew their children from the school, and
demanded that he should be dismissed,
while the Protestant portion of tbe com-
munity insi-ted upon keeping bim there
They did it, and tbe result was the
bloody affair of Friday m iming an af
fair which is a disgrace to a civilized com
munity. At last accounts, Mr. Green
was still living, but his condition was
such as to cause his friends to dispair of
bis recovery, even sufficient to give an
account of the occurrence and reveal the
names of cowardly assailants and would
be assassins. Several men were arrested
for the crime, and when examined the
constables, district attorney and tbe jus
tice all bad revolvers at hand to keep the
rabble outside from rescuing the brutes
chargeJ witu the crime,
, Piles instantly relieved and soon cured by.
ujing Pr. Brigg's Pile Remedies. They re
duce inflamation, soothe the irritated parts,
and hare proven a blessing to the afflicted,
whether internal, external, bleeding or itch
ing piles. All kinds in all stages must yield
to the wonderful influence of (hese never
failing remedies. Sold J Druggists.
Tub Entertainment at Airy' View
'Academy, on last Thursday "evening,
was one of tbe best we have ever at,
teuded any where. The piece?, iu gen
eral, were well chosen, and well perrom
ed. The iriginal performances, re tl.ink
refleeffd great credit on the yonng pea,
pie, brfh as to the matter contained in
them and the manner of their delivery.
The select pieces and dialogues were
performed with a considerable degree of
taste and naturalness. Une thing, how
ever, we feel compelled to say, and that
ia, that in the "papers," particularly, in
the last one read. 1 be personal all'
sions were entirely too pointed and too
frequent to accord .with the rules either
of good taste or courtesy. We are glad
to fiud this iustitntion so vigerous and
flourishing and receiving, as it well mer
its, so liberal a patronage from the pub
lie ; and oue of the highest compliments
that can be paid to it, is that' there are
now wilhiu its walls many youths whose
parents were educated by the same skil
ful hand. Mr. Wilson has certainly
stamped the impress of his character on
this whole whole community, and justly
ranks as one of the ablest and most sue
cestui educators of the State ; while his
"boys'like the peerless "jewels" of the
Roman matrons, are to be found almost
evrywheYe, shining with a lustre that re
flects no less honor npon themselves than
upon the skillful hand that guided their
youthful efforts to acquire knowledge.
YVe wish the utmost success to every in
stitution so well sustained by personal
efforts, and so richly deserving of liberal
patronage. Spectator.
DEATHS.
CUNNINGHAM On the 30th oil., in Mil
ford township, Mrs. Elizabeth Cunningham,
aged abont 65 Tears. '
GALLAIIER On Mea4ay night, April 1st,
1872, in tbii place, Mr. Robert C. Gallaher,
in the 75th year of his age.-
Mlr'FLLNTOWN & PATTERSON MARKETS
PRICES OF BOARD OF COMMERCE.
Reported weekly for the Josiata Siama
by the Bueo-J of Commerce of Mifflin and Pat
terson. Butter V lb 22
Eggs, V dot 20
Lard, "W H
Country Soap 8
Beeswax -o
Tallow : 8
&8 mi 3
Wool, washed 50
Country liams 12
Sides and Shoulders....
8
T q"?6"' &tu,
40
75
: 25
50
32
15
Ground Alum Salt, sack.
Railroad Ties .
Locust Posts, mortising
for board fence..
SHELLEY & STAMBACGH S PRfCES CUR
RENT. Corrected Weekiy.
CttTSTAL Talacb. Mifliintown, 1
April 3,
I, 1872. f
Prime Roll Butter, per lb- 25
Eggs, per doien 20
Lurd, per lb - 09
Tallow, per lb . .. 08
Dried Apples, per lb 09
Bacon, Sides smoked, per lb - 07
Shoulder, smoked, - ' 07
Hams, " ' 12
D. E.
SULUUFF'8 PRICES CCBREST.
Reported tgeekly.
QBAia.
Wheat, M bus $1 47
Corn .'. 50
Oais 42
Cloverseed 6 00
Timothy seed 3 50
Coal.
Prepared Ccal, " ten $5 75
Nut " " 4 75
Pea " " - 3 25
Bituminous' " - 5 00
Lcubrs.
Run of Log, 4 I, V W"0 ft $24 00
5-8. " 16 00
8 4, ' 25 00
' 6-4, " 2S0flto4000
Hemlock Frame, " 1700to20O0
" Boards. " 18 00to20 00
Whitepine worked Flooring.... 28 00
German Siding 28 00
Panel Doors .l 75 to 3 00
Window Sash, 8x10, window- 65
" " 9x12. 75
" 10x12, " 80
" " 10x14, ". . . 30
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
PniLAPSLFhiA, April 2. 1872.
Seeds There is less doing in Clove; 160
bush sold at W2c j) lb, and Timothy at $3
tji bushel.
Flock There is a fair demand both for
shipment and home consumption. 3500 bbls
changed hands, including
Superfine $5 25(S5 75
Extras $6 00(6 50
N. W. Extra Family $7 377 75
Ohio & Ind. do. do. $7 50(8 00
Penaa. do. do $7 25(7 75
Fancy Brands $8 509 00
Gkaik The offerings of wheat are small,
and prices well sustained. Sales of 3000
bus red at $1 7 Sal 78. We quote white at
$1 652, and amber at $1 80a 1 8-'. Kye is
steady at H788c. Corn is in moderate de
mand. Sales of 6000 jellow at 65.tiGc. Oa's
are unchanged; 2100 bush western white
sold at 55c.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
Monday, April 14 P. M.
The arrivals and sales of Beef Cattle at
the Union Drove-yard, were light this week,
only reaching about 1505 head. The market
in consequence ws moderately active, and
prices were inner, evtra Penn and western
steers sHlinfffct 88Jc, fair to good at 67c,
and common at oa5Jc, lb gross.
Cows and Calves were slow to move, and
prices most nominal. Sales of springers at
$35a45, and frsh sows at f 4050. Receipts,
200 head.
nogs met a lively demand at $6 50i7 50
100 lbs ne, the latter for corn fed. Receipts
3211 head
Spfcial JJoticts.
A HANDSOME MOUSTACHE !
MOUSTACHE. Prof. ST. CROIX'S F suite 11
WHISKERS. CoMrocxD, The Great HAIR
MOUSTACHE. GROWER, will produce a
WHISKERS, luxurient MOUSTACHE or
WHISKERS on the smoothest
face. Pleasant to use. Sent
to any address on receipt of
Fifty Cents.
11. T. BOND, CHEMIST.
N. E. Cor. Tenth and Chestnut Sts.,
Feb 14, '72-ly Philadelphia.
THE GREAT DISCOVERY.
KunkeFs Bitter Wine of Iron.
KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON will
effectually cure all diseases arising from a
disordered liver and s'omach, such as con
stipation, flatulence, inward piles, fullness of
blood to the head, acidity of the stomach,
nausea, heartburn, disgust for food, fullness
or weight in the stomach, sinking or flutter
ing at the pit of the stomach, swimming at
the head, hurried or difficult breathing, flut
tering at the heart, choking or suffocating
sensations when in a lying postun,, dimness
of vision, Ac. Price $1. per bottle. E. F.
Kunkel, proprietor, N. . corner of Tenth
and Chestnut streets, Pbilade phia. Ask for
Kunkel's Bitter Win. of Iron, and take no
other. If your druggist has it not, send $1.
to my address, and the medioine, with free
advice, will be sent to you at once ; direct as
' above. March 8, 'TJ-Om "
tw Siai-trtisffrafnts.
HOLLIDATSBIJEG, Pi, SEMAET.
JMgSP VlffU, rrtaeVat.
SPRrsrTERYI BEGINS APRIL 1st"
Suceessful, Thorough, Economical, Healthful.
The oldest and most reliable Institution for
obtaining a Mercantile Education.
ftjy-Practical business men as Instructors.
For information writ for a circnUr to
P. DUFF & SONS, Pittsburg. Pa.
Cheap Farms ! Free Domes!
OH THIS LINE OF THB
UHI0H PACIFIC RAILROAD
A LAND OH A NT OP
1S,000,000 .eVORTCH
IU TUB
Best Fanning and Mineral Lands in America.
3,000,000 ACRES IN NEBRASKA,
IN THB
GREAT PLATTE VAXLEY,
THB
GARDEN of tli WEST.
SOW FOR SALE I
These lands are in the central portion of
the I'nited States, on the 41st degree ajjiefth
Latitude, tbe eeuUai line or me gT T
perate zone 01 me dmeriuan lonunen'
r. ... . n . 'A
for grain growing and stock raising u
passed by any in me united states.
CHEAPER VV PRICE; m'or. favorab J
; -..;, v..
terms given, and more eonvenieat to market
than can be found elsewhere. -
FREE HOMESTEADS FOB ACTUAL SETTLERS.
The Best Locations for Colonies. ,
Soldiers Entitled to a Homestead of
160 Acres.
Frei Passes to Purchasers of La.d.
Send for tbe new Descriptive Pamphlet,
with new maps, published in English, Ger
man, Swedish and Danish, mailed tree every
where. Address O. W. DAflSa
Land Commissioner, U. P. R. R Co.,
Omaha, Neb.
EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENTS
IS
CABINET ORGANS.
The Masox k Hamlik Oboax Co. respect
fully announce the introduction of improve
ments of much mare than ordinary interest.
These are
REED AND PIPE CABINET ORGANS
being the only successful combination of
REAL PIPES with reeds ever mide ;
DAY'S TRANSPOSING KEY-BOARD,
which can be instantly moved to tbe right or
left, changing tbe pitch or transposing the
key. For drawings and descriptions, tet Cir
cular. NEW AND ELEIwANT STYLES Of
DOl'ULE REED CABINET ORGANS,
at $140, $132 and $125 each. Considering
Gipaeity, Klegance, and Thorough Excellence of
Work.mruhip, these are cheaper than any before
offered.
The Mnoi & Hahlim Organs are acknowl
edged BET and from extraordinary facili
ties for manufacture this Company can afford,
and now undertake to sell at prices which
render them
UNQUESTIONABLY CHEAPEST
Fore oiitavs oemtxs $ri0 each ; riva octavb
oboaks $100, $125 and upwards. WUh three
sets of reeds $150 and upwards. Forty styles,
up to $1500 each.
New lM.rsTB.iTED CATAiocrs, and Tssti
moxial Cibcclab, with opinions of MOKE
THAN ONE TH0USASD MUSICIAN'S, sent
free
MASON A. HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
154 TremoutSt., bosloo. 6'Jti Broadway, N.V.
PORTABLE SODA FOUNTAINS,
$40, $50, f and $100.
GOOD, DUEABL3 AND CHEAP!
Shipped Ready lor I'se t
MANUFACTURED BY
J. W. CHAPMAN & CO . Madison, Ind.
f- SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
(Incorporated I860.)
Columbia Fire Insurance Company
OFFICERS AND DIRECT0R3
S. S Detwiier, Pres't. I Robt. Cbase
II. WiLsoa, Vice-Pres't
Hkrb't Thomas, Treas.
J. F. Fbueauff, Seo'y.
J. B. BaCIIMA!!.
Geo. Boolb
Wm. Pattoh.
Jas Schboeoeb.
J. 8. Strise,
M. M. Stbickleb.
R. T. Rro!i.
For Insurance or Agencies, address
J. F. FRIEllFF, Sec'y, Celanbla, Fa.
j- BEFORE ASSURING YOUR LIFE, ex
JS" amine Ihe new Tontine Savings Fund
plan, just introduced by the EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY or NEW YORK
by which an endowment policy is granted at
about half rates.
End of lOyrs, I'll pr ct. of premiums return'd
" 15 151 "
" 20 " 201 " " "
New business, 1871, $11,300,000, largest in
the world.
Assets, $18,000,000 Incomo, $8,000,000
Reliable Agents wanted everywhere. Ad
dress I. L. REGISTER, General Agent,
828 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia.
THE Female Soldier ! r Dieted ; or. The
female Soldier. The Thrilling Adven
tures, Experiences and Ecapas of a Woman
as Spy, Scrut and Nurse, in Camps, Battle
Fields and Hospitals, 12 full-page illustra
tions, and portrait on steel. This absorbing
book, elegantly illustrated, crown 8vo., and
beautifully bound in cloth, richly ornament
ed in black and gold, is sold only by sub
scription. Price $2.25. Philadelphia Vi4
lishiny Co., Philadelphia, Pa. The Agents
who first send $1.25 for outfit will get the
territory for this fast selling book.
CARPENTERS, BUILDERS,
and all who contemplate Building, supplied
wilh our new Illustrated Catalogue on re
ceipt of stamp.
Beg- A. J. Bicksei.l A Co., Arehitectoral
Book Publishers, 27 Warren St., N. Y.-B
ACENT WANTED FOR
IGMT
AND
ENS ATI OAT
OF NEW YORK;
A WORK DESCRIPTIVE of the CITY OF NEW
YORK in all its VARfOUS PHASES. .
Its splendors and wretchedness ; its high and
low life ; its marble palaces and dark dens :
its attractions and dangers ; its Blags aadl
Fraads ; iu leading men and politicians its
adventurers; its charities; its mysteries and
crimes.
Illustrated with nearly S0 Fine Engrav
ings. Send for Circulars, with terna and m full de
scription of the work. National PMitktng Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED, AGENTS
To sell the Improved Florence Sewing Sla-
,' chine.
. Makes four different stitches.
Runs the work four ways. .
Fastens Hs own ends.
For Beauty, Simplicity and Durability, is
without equal. ' Liberal terms. Salesroom,
Ao. 1123 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
WILSON PENN'YPACKEK, Managers.
AGENTS WANTED. Agents make more
monry at work for as than at anything
else. Business light and permanent. Par
ticulars free. u. E'Tusos a.
Publishers, Portland. Maine.
Co., Fine Art
TT CJ Waa N. Y
iet class $290.
KJ KJm ao Agents.
40 States in Circular.
Barnes of patrons ia
DR. P. C.
- - DEALER IN EVERYTHING THAT
OIRUIQ STOPS
The public attention is also invited to Iiis large assortment of
Perfected- Spectacles.
All persons who are in ueed of Spectacles will find it Uv their advantage to
call, as thev will find tb largest stock in the eoanty to'stlict frc. COME
AND II AYE YOUR EYE SIGHT RESTORED.
NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
VIOL'.NS, ACCORDEOXS AXD HARMONIOUS ; ALSO A SPLENDID"
ASSORTMENT OF
TOILET ARTICLES FOR THE LADIES,
With an mmense stock of NOTIONS Something for everybody, young
aud old. at the-
PATTERSON DRUG STORE.
CUNDURANCO.
Ustll r lark issare. Price Reaated
BtJ&- KEENE & CJ'S Fluid Extract
i.Cate Cancer, Scrornln Syphilis. Catarrh.
Rhtitimaiitm, Nniralzia, l'ulinonarv Coin-
Salt Kheum Skin IWa.es.
all Blood Diseases Is purely vegetate
all Bluod Diseases Is purely veget
The best knovn Blood PurjUr. Sold by all
Druggists. Price, $3 per bottle Ohsere
tbe irade mark. Send for Circular. 03tf ,
CO Cedar St , Tew York.
R i:va It l
For any eae of Dlind, Bleed
ing, Itching or Ulcerated
Piles that Da BiNa's I'n.ic
Remedy fails to cure. It is prepared express
ly to cure the Pilci. and nothing else. Sold
by all Drusgi.-ts. Price, $1.00.
NKW PltlCKS
IN
DRY GOODS,
IVOTIOS,
iill OCEIIIES,
QUEENSWARE,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS AXD CAPS,
WOOD & WILLOW WARE
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, &C, &C.
I3 it yOQ Want 10 See an enure new
stock of Goods at Low Prices, call at
the
NEW CRYSTAL PALACE BUILDING,
MIFFLINT0WN, PA.
SHELLEY &STAMBAUUII.
Nov. 2!, 1871.
GROCERY, PROVISION,
LIST OF LEADING ARTICLES & PRICES
reported weekly by C. BAR1LEY, op
posite the Post Office, MiiHintown, Pa :
Wholesale.
Butter -
Kgg -
Lard 10
Cheese, Ohio
" New York
MoUsses, Porto Rico, "gl gal-...
' New Orleans
S.'rup, Houey live..
" Amber
" Melted Sugar
Sugar, Granulated
" A
B
" Extra C
Yellow C
" Brown
Coffee, Rio, Choice
" Fair .'.
" " Rossted (Arbuckles)
Tea, Imperial, Finest
" Oolong. "
RaisiLS, Valentia..,
" Layers , -..
Currants
Pruens, French -
Rice .... , ....
Soap, Rosin &
Olive a
Babbit 12
Salt, Ground Alum
" Dairy...
Mackersl, No. 2 (nw) J bbl......
Brooms, No. I ....
" No. -
Retail,
il
II "
12
1
20
60
1 00
63
0
1 OO
17
15
14
I:!
121
II
30
25
82
1 60
1 00
20
25
20
20
12
10
15
2 00
10al5
3 60
40
35
30
oOal 75
25
60
a
00
40
30
B0
5 25
4 50
2P0
60
40
40
" No. 3
Tubs, Cedar
Buckels, Painted, 2 hoops..... ..
Slaw Cutters
Tin Cups
Tin Dish Pans
Tin Cullendeis......
Tin Wash Pans ....
Tin Buckets
Boots, Men's Calf.
Kip
Gaiters, Ladies' Lasting...........
Potatoes, Irish...-
" Sweet, "pi peck -
Coal Oil, V gallon ....... 1 -
gy Cash paid for eggs.
Disolution of Partnership.
THE partnership heretofore existing be
tween O. W. Heck and A. B. Fasick in
the Shoemaking business, in the borough of
Mifliintown, under the firm of Heck A Fa
sick, has this day (March 2, 187-',) bee o dis
solved by mutual consent. The books of the
firm are in the hands of A. B. Fasick for
collection. O W. HECK,
March 2, 72 A. B. FASICK.
O
YES 1 O YES I
H. H. S9YDEB, Perrysville, Pa ,
Tenders his services to the eitisens of Juni
ata and adjoining counties, as Auctioneer.
Charges moderate. For satisfaction give the
Dutchman a chance. P. O. address. Port
Royal, Juniata Co , Pa.
Feb 7, 72-ly
iiiiii
RUNDIO,
CONSTITUTES A FIRST-CLASS
.WUOODS! XEWr GOODS!
10. Si. 1AIKER,
(Succes-or to MARTIN t WALTERS.)
H '"on Ma'in tlT M
"alters, on Mm St , in J. M. Belford
store room, the undersigned would respect
fully inform Ihe public thai he has a new and
carefully selected jllock of GOODS of the
very best qualify, comprising in parr, ot
IUY GOOD;,
GUOl'KUIK
NOTIONS.
11 OS IE III KS,
FANCY aoODS.
QUKENSWAKIv
R90TS & SIIOKS,
n.vrs Axncu's,
CARPET BAGS,
OIL (;l.iri!S,
C A K PUTS',
BLANKET;,
FURS. WOOD AST) WILLOW. WAKE, anJ in
short every article usuallj kept in a well
selected store.
lie intends selling excl!Teljr for CASrTor
m exchange for CWUSTRf PRODUCE. By
so doing he will be able to sell goods -is chenp
as the cheapest. Call and examine hi. stock.
P&. HIGHEST PRICES PAID IS TRADE
FOR ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
E.S. lMRKER,
(D.-lford" Store-room) Main Strwl.
Mifflintown. Fa.
Jan 81, 1872.
D.irSl0UFFTci)7
(SiKee.ors to D. P. SuUmflf,)
DEALERS nr
U 1 dlii, sU IUU Uti , VUishL.
Hsilf. lMuNtii
CALCINED PLASTER. CEMENT, &C
The Iliglit-st Cash Trices I'aid
r all kimls of Grain.
Lnraber. Coal, &c Sold al I he
lowest Prices.
Havinir boats of our own we on fnveht
Oram, Lumber, ( ..si. Sc.. cheaper (ban any
other parties.
Y therefore defy eompetj-
tion.
tj?"Yu can mak: monev by calling on us
before selling or buying elsewhere.
Usaix wrti SB RKt'siran in stobk to t
sold bt t:ik 1st m June, 1371.
P. S. Our grain is not
clr v itel on men's
backs.
Mifliintown. April 20, 1S7I.
Flour! Flour!
rIIE undersigned begs leave to inform the
JL puhlie 'hit lie has purchased the GUM .'
MILL, in Milford tnwnwbip, recently owned
Vy Jacob Lmon, and, havi.ig remodeled and
otherwise lrprcvrd the same, is now pre
pared in accommodate all who may favor him
wilh their patronage.
Wheat I'lonr and Silled Cora Heal al
wavs on hanU and lor siilr, uholc
snle and Retail.
Also, Shorts, Ilrnn, Sh'p stuff and f'A-p
I";r Sale.
Flour and Feed will be delivered to fami
lies if desired. Ilis wnqon will visit Mifflin.
Patterson and Vprrysrille three limes a week.
PersoJ.s needing Hour or feed, can Ifavj
ll.eir ordt rs t the Store of John Klta i:i
MiUliu, or "it Pennell's Store in Patterson,
or address'b' a note to Box 80, Pattersuu
"ost OtDce.
GRAl.V OF ALT. fif.YOS IK I' GUT A T
fJ.IRh'HT PRICES.
r. U. UAWN.
Jan. .1,
1 7 i.
EYRE & LANDELL,
Fourth ttinl Arch Sis., I'li'divTa.,
LE.lLERS IN FINE
JTXtY GOOIW !
F-tnblishrd in I4IO.
Fine SILKS,
line SHAWLS.
willTE GOODS.
BLACK GOODS.
I III ESS GOODS.
LIXKX GOODS.
WOOLF.K GOOD3.
Gofii FLANNELS,
lino HOSIERY.
Vest GLOVES only.
15.00Q GOOD BLACK SILKS.
Wholesale and Retail.
feb 20, '72-6t
Cocons, Colds, asu Tiikoav ArrECTtos.
As all seasons of the yer, many people seem
to be suffering with Throat Diseases, manifest
ing themselves in various forms such as
Coughs, Bronchitis, Laryngitis. Asthma.
Pthisic, and other highways to that prince of
terrors- Consumption. Hundreds are neg
lectful when they are slowly but sarely drift
ing onward to certain destruction, who might
with a little care, and by the me of proper
remedies, check their downward tendency.
Dr. J. Briggs' Throat and Lung Healer is lha
acme of perfection tor tbe speedy cure of all
diseases oi tbe Throat, Lungs, and Chest
Can be given to the infant and aged with per
fect safety, as it contains no injurious drags
of any description. As a general household
medicine, it is rapidly beoomiag Indispenaay
ble. Sold by Druggists.
Da. Bkioos' Allevanter cures Headache,
Neuralgia and nervous diseases. Try it
Sold by BANKS & AAML15, and druggists
generally.