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WEDNE3DAT MOR.MKO. MAY 22. 1872.
rjESNSTLVAXIA RAILROAD. ON AND
L fter Sunday, Nov. iz, 15(, rassenge
Trains will leave MiUlm Mat ion as follows
EASTWARD.
Philadelphia Express.. 12,50 A. M
Fast Line 2,22 A. M.
1'itc. Kxp. (don't stop) 10,05 A. M.
Uarrisb'ff Aeconiuioda'u 11,28 A. M.
Mail Train 5,23 P. M.
Cincinniti Express S.SO P. M.
WESTWARD.
Southern Express...
TliroB'li Passenger
Pacific Express
Wav Passenger
8,34 A. M.
4,53 A. J.
5.5G A. M.
9,44 A. M.
Cincinnati Express 12,20 P. M.
Mail Train 3,27 P. M
Fart Line 6.2C P.M.
ilixed Train 8.15 P. M
JAMES NORTH, Ag't
TON ASU tOUJITHV.
Decoration Iay
TJRACB GrKELV "
The SOtli.
Uuiveraalist
'Sow axd Then
win appear in
time.
IIusTiNGDJX u to Lavs a $13,000 de
pot.
Wild ducks are bunted on Sunday, in
Mifflin county.
Tha.vkfillv received The rain on
Sunday morning.
The lloilidsrsburg -Saiidaid lias been
enlarged to an tiglit-ctiltirrjn paper.
J A mks North is digging the fnunda
lion for his new residence in Patterson.
The Presbyterian conern-eation of
Huntingdon are to Lave a 1000 lb. bell
on their chuech.
La roe assortment of New Goods just
received at Parker s Store. Call and see
them.
A Nl.VBKR nf jovial young people
played ghost along the pike above town,
the other night.
A Hiwtixui'o.n piper says, that an
cient borough has a lawyer who stole coal
last winter.
Ax impolite exchange says that white
hats and broad falls arc said to be the
tJreely fashion.
Dr. R. W. Christv, of Hollidays
lurg, fell over a tub of water on Sunday
a week, and hrke an arm.
A bag of gold was found in an old
"house that was torn down in Bedford
tounty last week
Mrs. Erb, of Taylor township, Kl.iir
county, while laboring under a fit of in-
tauity, hang-d herself on the 7th inst
-
Bet.LEFiTG has more marriageable
w.im-n than any town of its size in the
State. So it is reported.
IUhm mV show will be in Altoona on
the 28lh iust. We'd give more to see
Baruum than to see his show.
At a meeting of the Mifflin and Pat
terson Loan Association, yesterday even
ing, $2 200 were sold at an average of
42 per cent premium.
Am organ grinder and monkey went the
rounds of the town last week. Ditto, a
trnup of Italian minstrels with harps and
fiddles.
Two houses, one belonging to John T
Caldwell, the other to James Burns, Esq.
were destroyed by fire in MifHiu county,
last week.
A stranger was killed on the railroad,
near Granville, Mifflin county, on Mon
day a week. lie was buried at the Mif
flin county poor bouse.
Religious. Hew Joseph B. Shaver,
df Thompsontown, will preach in the M.
E. Church of this place next Sabbath
May 2(5th.
David Ckaio, a respectable colored
man. xpects to move his baibeiing es
tablielimciit iuto au office on the Jacobs
lot.
As exchange speaks of Dolly Varden
kisses. They haven't been iut:oduced
into this community, at least common
rumor has not yet said so
Tub young man that put on the wrong
hat at the Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening last, cau be informed where he
can have it exchanged, by inquiring at
this office.
William Banks raised the frame
ork of his new barn in Fermanagh
township on Friday last. No barn in the
county can equal it for size and conve
nience.
Base Ball A game of base ball was
played last Saturday between the Dolly
Vardens and the Freedoms, which re
suited in a score of 29 to 20 iu favor of
the Dollies.
Jacob II arses, brakeman. had one of
his legs crushed between the bumpers of
two cars, some days ago, while iu the
discharge of his duty on the Pittsburg
division of the P. It. R.
Factories aud machine shops should
not be allowed to run a day without
Johnson's Anoilyr.t Liniment. In case
of a sudden accident, an immediate U6e
f it may save weeks of Fufferiog, and
perhaps a limb, or even life.
There are several kinds of worms
wLich trouble horses ; the pin-worms
'pointed at both ends) are the most com
mon and most dangerous. Sheridan'$
Cavalry Condition Poicdert will in a
few- day eject the worms, and the horse
I will beeia t0 thrive.
LItiimKU KODS.
While man is placed upon earth to de
velop and enj y its resources, Lc also
finds it necessary to employ Lis facul
ties to secure the means "of protection
against the element, by which be is sur
rounded heat, colds, winds, water, light
uing, etc. Even yet he is not jierfecily
secure against these, and it is but recent
ly that progress lias been made toward
protection against the terrific element
that playg with vivid flashes between
the earth and the thuuder cloud, so often
shattering trees, burning dwellings, aud
instantly destroying life. Science has
however completely mastered it ; not
only compelling it to bear our messages
along the wires from state to state, aud
from continent to continent, but so di
rects it as it leaps from tho bosom of the
storm, as to render man and his dwell
ing perfectly safe
A good lightning rod properly attach
ed to his house will just as certainly
protect man against lightning, as a good
roof will protect him from descending
rain : and it is just as wi.-e to secure
protection in one case as iu tho other.
The relative conducting power of met
als is es follows :
Silver, 100; Copper, 92; Gold, 65;
Zinc, 24; Tin, 14 Iron, 12; Lead, 8 ;
PI itina, 7.
Silver conducts electricity more per
fectly than any other metal, but its cost
renders its use impracticable. The next
best conductor is copper, which is not
much inferior to silver, and which on
account f its cheapnetj, durability, and
freedom from oxidation, is at ouce th
me:al for this purpose. Its conducting
capacity is over six times that of iron.
hence its great superiority to that metal.
It is asserted by some that it is not
right to put up a lightning rod, as ii
shows a lck of confidence iu the Crea
tor, ar interferes with His designs I If
his is true, it must be wrong to guard
airniost the other elements of nature, lie
ends the heat, the redd, rain; also.
poverty, sickness and death. hat
right have we to protect ourselves from
hem by the erection of comfortable
1 welling?, or to thwart llis plans by in
dustry, by taking mdicine , or using
means to prolong our lives? What
right have we to take the lives of ani
mals, or even to uproot plants of II is
reation I Are they not equally the
ii- i i i. in-
worK ot ins nanus aua onjucis oi his
care T 1 liey eertamiv are Jt fie nret
proposition is concct, we ought to lay
aside our reason, and make no effoit to
avail ourselves of the biessings, or avoid
he dangers that surrounded us.
Again, does it show a lack of cond
uct ? Where are we told to exercise
aith without works ? llow can we ej
ect to attain a certain end wit'iout us-
ng mean ? No truth is more plainly
aught in the bible, or mire in , accor-
lance with nason and our practical ex-
peiience than this ; if we would reap a
jolden bar vest we must sow the eeed--
f we wou'd enjy temporal blessings or
ope for spiritual salvation, we must cm
Joy the means which God hath oidnin-
d, looking to Him in humble trust and
confidence to bb-ss our labors.
Again, some persons appear to think
hat a rod will protect an unlimited sur
face Accordingly on their barn, per-
apg sixty to ninety feet in length, they
place a single rod and poiut, sometimos
in the centre, at others at one end, or
perchance, en a pole near the buil ling
I'hey extend this three to ten feet above
be barn, and then deem it secure with
out any regard to the column of heated
vaporous ana rarineu air wnicn ouen
iana frnm flip tiav And (rrain. and invites !
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the lightning to its work of destruction.
Pbe same with their dwellings. There
ay be a d. ten chimneys pinnacles and
gables, any one of which U liable to re
ceive the lightning, jet nothing would
induce them to have more than one rod
placed on the building. It is almost in
credible, that any person who can read
or posses ses poweis of observation,
should entertain opinions so utterly at
variance wiih fact- and common senee,
and in direct opposition to the unani
mous testimony of those who have de
voted thfir lives to the investigation of
electrical science.
"It is all well enough to rod barns,
hut houses do not need them 1 ' It is
true barns are in special danger juat
titer being filled with crops, yet take
the whole year, and it is a fact well
known, not near as many are struck as
houses And further, 'tis in bouses we
live ; tbey contain our families and dear
est treasures on earth ! No man can
estimate the damage . which might be
done. It is importaut to protect barns,
but far, far more to regard the afety of
the inmates of our dwellings. What is a
few dollars in comparison ?
Prof Henry, Secretary of the Smith
sonian Institute, says no damage can en
sue to a building protected by a light
ning rod, however many discharges may
fall upon it. A good copper rod by its
powerful induction, diminishes the in
tensity of the lower part of the cloud,
and therefore diminishes the number of
explosive discharges, but if a discbarge
takes place from the cloud, due from any
cause whatever, it will be attracted from
a given distance around the rod. and
transmitted harmlessly to the earth.
The efficiency of lightning conductors
does not depend so much upon their
power to attract the lightuing, as upon
the power of a point to draw away, in
sensibly very powerful charges of elec
tricity from the electrified cloud, thus
preventing the disruptive discharge.
We frequently hear persons say "I
was cheated once in purchasing a light
ning rod, therefore I will never get
another "
Persons have been cheated in burin
horses, do tbey go afoot the rest of their
lives iu consequence ?
A telegraph wire may fail so may a
rod. this only proves that the cause of
the failure is with the material used or
the construction has been imperfect. A
continued connection is the best cop
per is the best condnctor and where we
find these two combined we. naturally
conclude that such a rod is the best
lightning conductor.
Second Arrival Til ten & Espcn
schade, proprietors of the " Keystone,"
bave just received their second stock of
Spring and Slimmer Goods. Call and
see their latest styles of Dress Goods
Large stock to select from, and sold at
the lowest prices
T. P S. Tippler's Piles Specific
85.000 Reward for any case of Con
stipation and Piles that Dr. Tippler's
Piles Specific fails to cure. It is purely
vegetable, and its use is followed by no
unpleasant effects. Sold by
B. F. Kep.vkr & Son, Druggists,
Mifflin town, Pa.
An exchange speaks of church goers
as follows :
Some go to church for a walk,
Some go to church for a talk.
Some g there to gain a friend.
Some go there their faults to tnenJ,
Sonie go there lo see the fashions.
Some go there to calm their passions,
Same go Iheie to seek a lover,
f one go there their fault to cover,
Some co there to doze ami nod,
And some go I "re to worship God.
Notice to School Teac iibhs. The
Committee on Permanent Certificates will
meet at the School House, in Patterson,
on Saturday, June 1st, 1S72, at 1 o'clock
M All persons having business be
fore said Committee are requested to be
present at said meeting, with papers pre
pared.
D B KOBISON, Chairman.
J M Garman, Sec'y.
Splendid lot of Bird Cages at Gray-
buTs.
Attention ! Gravbill Zolavbs!
You are hereby ordered to meet at the
Armory in Graybill's Hall, Saturday,
May i5, 1872, at 8 o'clock. A. M., in
full uniform for da ill and inspection at
Pirrysvill, Juniata couuty.
By order of the Captaiu.
A H.FASICK, O. S.
General Ordeii No. 2.
Ftiyslle I'nimx Gunjs, A I tin' ion!
You are hereby ordered to parade at Mc
AlisterviPe, on Saturday, May 2o, 1S72,
at 12 o'clock M. Arms and equipments
will be on hand. Full attendance re
quired. By order of the Captain in com
mand. LEWIS DEGAN, Captain.
W V. SutiiK, O. S.
Carpenters' tools of all kinds for sale
at GraybiU'e hardware Blore.
0. Friday raoruing. tlie tOth inst, at
au early Lour, fire was dircovcied in
Curry's Woolen Factory, at Griiygville,
Iluiitingd iii couuty, and in a brief piice
of time tlie entite buiMing, with all its
contents, valued at $1000, was consumed.
The fire ii supoied to liave originated
from a spaik from a fi.-ljcrman's torch
lodged iu a stable, contiguous to tlie fac
tory, nbicli wag al.o burned, with its
contents, among wliicb was a home The
building was insured, but there was 110
insurance udod upon the conteuts.
HunVnjd.n Journal.'
Ui'V your Nails, Hinges, Bolts. Door
Locks, Padlocks, &c , at Graybill's
Two forty-feet frames by some mishap
ft'ist their balance in the raising at Hanks
barn, on Friday last, and fell down. The
miracle is that 110 one of the forty or
fifty men at the raising was seriously
hurt. Mr DaviJ Bashoar. of Ferman
agh township, and Mr. John Bashoar, of
Fayette township, received injuries, but
no serious ones.
Gk.mjrai. Oiiukr No. 3. C- S. 1872.
Juni'tfa tS'Oiits, A't'ntion You are
hereby ordered to parade at Perrysville,
on Saturday, May 25. 1872. at 10 o'clock
A. M. Full uniform for inspection.
J. K Rt'BISON,
Captain Commanding.
Mathew Rogi-bs, O S.
GREAT BARGAINS
At tho Hew Storeroom on Main Street,
Mifflintown.
J. Yeakly & Son invite the attention
of the public to their large stock of Spring
and Summer Goods, just received from
Philadelphia, which they offer at the
lowest prices. Their stock embraces a
full Hue of the latest styles of Ladies'
Dress Goods and Trimmings, large as
sortment of Dry Goods of all kinds,
splendid stock of Notions, Hats and Caps
Boots and Shoes ; also a large stock of
Glassware and Queensware, all kinds of
Groceries, Fieh, Salt, &c.
They also keep on hand a large as
sortment of Clocks, and American Lever
and other Watches largest stock in the
county which will be sold at the lowest
cash prices.
All kinds of country produce taken in
exchange for Goods.
GOLD AND SILVER
At the Patterson Drug Store,
Come and have your eye-sight re
stored. Piles instantly relieved and soon eared by
using Dr. Brigg'i Pile Remedies. They re
duce inflamat isn, soothe the irritated parts
and have proven a blessing to the afflicted,
whether internal, external, bleeding or itch
ing pile. All kinds in all stages must yield
to the wonderful influence of these never
failing remedies. Sold y Druggists.
MIFFMNTOWN & PATTERSON MARKETS
PRICES OF BOARD OF COMMERCE
Reported weekly for the Jmiata Ssti5l
by the Board of Commerce or Mifflin and rat
terson. Cutter tb 25
Eggs. dox 18
Lard, $ lb . 8
Country Soap 8
Beeswax 25
Tallow . 8
Rags 3
Wool, washed 50
Dried Apples 8
" Peaches, pared 20
" Peaches, unpareJ 15
" Cherries, pitted 20
" blackberries 4
" Raspberries
Country Hams '.
Sides and Shoulders
Potatoes, f) bus
Onions "
Ground Alum Salt, sack ,
Railroad Ties
Locust Posts, mortising
" for board fence.. ....
13
. 12
... 8
40
75
o 25
" 60
.3-2
15
SHELLEY STAMBAUO H'S PRICES CUR
RENT. Corrected Weekly.
Cbtstal Palacs. Mifflintown, 1
May 22, 1872. f
Prime Roll Butter, per lb- 25
Eggs, per doien 15
Lard, per lb .. 08
Tallow, per lb (8
Dried Apples, per lb 09
Bacon. Sides smoked, per lb - 07
Shoulder, emoked, ; 07
llama, " . 12
D. K. SULtJUFF'd I'KlCKd CURRENT.
Reported Weekly.
Grain.
Wheat, y bus f 1 t5
Corn BO
Oats .' 43
Cloverseed 4 50
Timolhv seed 3 50
Coal.
Prepared Ccal, t too ..
$.j 75
, 4 75
8 25
5 00
.. $21 00
16 00
25 00
,. 2H0ilto4O00
,..17 0(lto-JUO0
..18 00lo20 00
Nut
Pea " "
Bituminous" " ,
Lcmbfb.
Run of L05, 4 4, ip 10.10 ft
' r. - 8 4,
6-1. ' .
Hemlock Frame, '"" '.'
' lioards. " J.
Whitepine worked Flooring.
.. 28 00
,. 28 0 1
" tierman Siding
Panel Doors 1 75 to 3 00
Window gash, 8x10, window 65
" " 9x12. 75
" lOili, " 80
" ' TvjiU, " 90
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Philadelphia, May 21. 1872
Flour There is not much .demund, but
holders are ns firm as ever in their views.
Sales of 12(10 bbls, including
Superfine $6 00(0 75
Extras $' 75(i7 50
N. W. Extra Family $0-'Si8 50
Ohio & Ind. do. do $8 75(n 10 00
Penna. do. do. fOOOtliOOO
Fancy Brandf... $10 uOrtjl 1 50
Grain Wheat i quiet with len-lenv for
lower ririfes. Sales of ."O KI b.is Mew York
red at $2 20, and 400 1us. western do m
S2 211. We nnola fimhor nt S'l,." 3.". inj
hite at 2 352 40. Rye may be quoted &l
1 10. lorn is not much eonpht nner ;
small 8les of yellow are making nt 74a75e,
and western mixed at 7Sa71c; Outs are un
clinnrd. Sales of 5(K!0 hus. white at 58c ;
and i'tvO bus. mixed at 57c.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
Mosuat. May 204 I. M
The cattle mnr'.et was dull this week and
prices f ivor buyers. About 20u0 head ar
rived and so.d at 7Ja8c for extra Penn. and
western Sieer : GJwcfor fair to pood do.
and 5a51c f lb gross, for common. The
market closed dull.
Cows were witnont change. About 20J
head sold at $.,.Vit5 head, as to quality.
PANS EBAKER HESTER Oa tha 16th
inst., by Kcv. D. M. lllackweldcr. Mr. Joseph
R. Pannebaker, of Patterson, and Miss Polly
A. Iles-fer, of Wilmington, Clinton Co , Ohio.
THOMAS IIOCSER On the 21st inst .
by the same, Mr. Harry Thomas, of Spruce
Creek, Huntingdon county, and Miss Linnte
Houser. of Housrville. Centre -Co . Pa.
Uictl:
ZIDER8 On ibe 4th inst., in Greenwood
township, Mrs- Elizabeth Ziders, aged about
80 years.
QUIXX On ihe 18lh inst., in Milford
township, Mrs. Rebecca Quinn. wife of Thorn
as Quinn, in the 57th year of her age.
Perry county papers please copy.
FIKE On the 10th inst., in Mifflin coun
ty, Mrs. Margaret Fike, wife of William Fike,
daughter of Philip Ranck, of Walker town
ship, this county, aged 27 years, 11 months
and li days.
Farewell, vain world, I'm going home,
My Savior smiles and bids me come ;
Bright angels beckon,tiie away.
To sing God's prais; in endless day.
I'm gUd that I was born to die.
From grief and woe my soul shall fly ;
Bright angels shall convey me home,
Away to new Jerusalem.
And when to that bright world I fly,
And join the anthems in the sky,
O, then my happy soul shall tell
My Jesus has done all things well.
I hope to meet my brethren there.
Who once did join with ine in prayer ;
Our mourning time shall then tie o'er.
And we shall live to die no more.
A Sister.
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iles ihut Iik Kino's I' ilk i
Kf.mudy fails In cure. It is preprel express- I
ly to cure the Piles. ind n.nhing else. Sold !
by all Druggists. Price, SI. 00.
EAE1T HOMEY A1TD GET WELL
tvilliotlt IIIV
tie ptr.-ulls. i ue lur :n-. 1C....4 .-. ......
required, ""a"." JTVV 1 1 iTKTsTn'Vi'arf St" N e
York.
AGENTS WANTED. Agents make mo're
mnmy at work for us than at anything
ele. Business lt;!it and permanent. Par
ticulnrs free. G. tinson & Co , Fine Art
Publisher. Portland. Maine.
XJ. S. I
110 to..
1 . price eoon
gcnls flrcalars Frec
EAEE CHA1TC3 FOE ASKIJTiJ !
IgCDts, we wi'l pay you $10 per week in
emu if yon will engage wiili us at oncr.
Kverylhi.Tg furnished, anl expenses pi'l.
Address F. A ELLS & Cf).. Cliarlotle. Mich.
REIT 9EDICAL BOOR of u-eful knowl
Vj eilge to all fein tree lor tw.i slanips.
Address Dr. Bonaparte & Co., Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Health! Streimlh!! VkorM
o o
FOR (?OSTIVF.XRS, lilt.LIOtSXF.S3 aitd
Liteb t'oJirLiXT use Pa HKUKICK'S
Sl'QAR-CoATKD VeGETAULE 1'lLLS, tlie
best in vie.
FOR Pain in tub Back or Side, or
RiiKmAnsM, use DR. IIF.UUICKS
Kid Stskmqtiienino Plastees.
FOK Catarrh, or Cold in tub Head,
use DR. PEP.UIN'S Fcmigator.
FOR all Live Stock use IIarvkll's
COXDITIOS POWDKHS.
The aboTe articles are among tke best in
the market.
Satisfaction guaranteed or the money re
funded. Sol.1 by BASKS IIAMLIVand KF.PNER
& SON. A (tents. Mifflintown. Pa., and Dr. P.
C. RUND10, Patterson, Pa , and the trade
generally.
L. W. WARNER & CO..
C7 Murray Street, Saw York.
Feb 14 72-3in
ALL KINDS OP BLANK WORK, 4c, done
at this Office in the nentest manner and
at low prices.
TB BEMAR K
gry (foods, (Srorrrirs, Qnrrnsi&rr, &t.
STILL AT
First in the Field with our New Goods for tho
AIL THE NOVELTIES OF TilE SEASON-'
01
TILTED & ESPENSCHAOE'S.
DOLLY VARDEN THE GREAT RAGE
in Woolen and Cotten Materials.
Alexis Cloths, Japenese Stripe,-
The Popular Goods, in Xew and Choice Styles.-
Maripose Pckas, Figured and Stripes,
The Handsomest and Cheapest.
Yosemite Marseilles, Stripes,
In Ucautiful Designs.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, ALPACCAS,
8)
And a Lost of other things wLicli n:u;;t be seen to be appreciated.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT,
Of any a:iJ everything at prices wiiicli defy cnm;ielilion.
One of tlie best in the county, embracing all the Xew and Pest Styles
fur tun Spring aud Summer Tradr, for Ladies. Misses and Children the
sainu exclusive! for our trade at prices to suit all purchasers. Kvery
pair warranted
Grocery and Queensware Department..
For our Grocery and Queensware Department vc have secured
one of the finest rooms in the Ciu:ity iu the O id Fellows' ll.ill.
Just opened one of the largest and lest stocks of Goods ever
brought to the county, all of which are kindly submittal to the inspection of all
our numerous friends and customers. " For quality and prices we defy competition.
WE SC-IICir A FULL SHAHE OF PUBLIC PATE03AGF
TILT EX & KsrKXSCIIADK.
Jl.iv 1. 1STl.
B. W. HARLEY & CO.'S
Is llie place wl.ere you can buy
17Iio Im?!! siiiil ilio Clionpost
9
MENS' YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
EATS, CAPS. E30T3, SH3ZS, AUD FUE2TEHINCr C-C0D3.
WE ore preptirel to ex'iibit ont oT t It most choice anl slet St irVs eccr offere'l in tlis
niarkit, nnd at ASTOXISIJIXU LOW VRICKS !
Also, measures taken for Suit and parts of Suits, which will be made to order,
i at short notice, very reasonable.
!
l!em niber the (d.ioe, in the Nevin Building, two doors west of the Keystone
j Store, ItltlUGE STKEET. MIFFLINTOWN', PA. r.:r.y 8. is;2if
'
DR. P. C. RUrv'DIO.
FHTSICflA AMD BKUGUXS
LK.W.ER INT EVERYTHING THAT COXSTITITES A FIKST-CLASS
The public attention is also invited to liis large assortment of
Perfected Spectacles.
All persons who are in need of Spectacles will fiitd it to their ntK'ajtaj;e to
call, as tliev will find the largest stock in ths count-,-' to fieh et fion'. COME'
AXD 11 AVE' YOUK EYE-SlOUT HES'I t)RKl) "
NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED OF
MUSICAL HTSTHTJMENTS,
VIOl.N, ACCOItl'EOXS AXI II. MS MONK ONS ; ALSO A SPLENDID'
ASSOIMMENT OF
TOILET ARTICLES FOR THE LADIES,
With an mmense stock of NOTION'S f-'uySom thinjr' for everybody, young"
nnd old. nt tlie
PATTERSON" DlUTfr STORE.
prctal Jl 0 furs.
A HATJT302IE KDIiSTACHE !
MOIST AIMIF..: Prof. ST. CROIX'S FRxrn
WHISKEPS. iCoMporsn. The Ure.tt HAIR
MOCSTAl.llE.JRO'.VR, wiil rroduce a
WIIISIiKllS. Inxiiridit M'.lL'STACHE
WHISKERS on iliesmoot
face. I'leasnnt to use
lo any address oa receipt of
r illy t etits.
11. T BOX I). CHEMIST
X. E. Cor. Tenth and Chestnut Sts .
Feb H, 73-1 Phiiade.phi.,
THE GREAT. DISCOVERY.
KunkcFs Hitter Wine of Iron
KCXKEL'S BlTTElt WINE OF IRON" will
cure ail -lisees arising tr ,n. a disordered
liver and stotnauli, such as conslioation, flu-I
ulence, inward pi es, fu!lnss of Uooj to the !
bead, nciJiiy of tlie stouincj, nausea heart-
nnrn, uisgust ot lonu. tullness or weight in
the stomach, sinking or fluttering at the pit
of the 8lomacn, swimming at the head, bur
ried or difficult brcuhiiiir. fluilerinj al t he !
heart, choking or suffocating sensations when
in a lying pos'nre, dimness of vision, .jc.
Price. Si pr boitle. E. F. Kunkel. pn.pri
etor. 2-0 North Ninth street, below Vine,
Philadelphia. For sale by Drusriists. If
your druggist has it not, enclose 5i. to my
address as above, and it will enme by next
express train, and advice tree of charge.
Feb 2H '7 -'-Km
Executor's Notice.
Estate of Robert C. Gallaher, deceased.
1VTOTICE is herebv eiven ihat Letters Testa- :
- : 1
X meotary on the estate of Robert C Gal- i
tuner, late 01 rermnnagti towrsnip, jnniata
county, aeceaseu. nave Deen grsnteu to tne
nnder. igned. residing in same township. All
persons indebted lo said estate are reques
ted to make immedia'e payment, and those
having claims will please present them prop
erly authenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH ROTH ROCK, Executor.
April 17. 1872-6w
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LL kinds of Canned and Cried Fruit for
tale br
C. B.VRTLV.
THE FRONT.
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fj 4 sj if
I). K. SULOUFF & CO.,
Sucre -j.-rs to D. P. Su'iuxAT.)
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' Grain, Lumkr, Coal,
j . ;
CALCINED PLASTER. CEMT. SC.
1
iTiirt Tf; .-i,,t r.ici,' Tric. t.,;.i
for all kiiiu.s of (irain.
Lambcrl ('tta!, &C. SolJ 3l lb
. .
ij'jfff?"' 1 i'lfCS.
Having boats .if our own 173 can fregn;
Grain. Lumber, Coal, fie. cheaper than any
n'hzr parties. H'c tlier-.f ire defy competi
tion. Jie?"Tor ?an make nionev by calling on us
before selling or buying elsewhere.
Gr wx win. be Rrcr.ivF.11 it SToar, to i:
sold et Tne 1st or June, t87I.
P. S. Our grain is not elevated on tnen's
backs.
Mifflintown, April 20, 1871.
CATJTIG3T.
I J LL perschs arc hereby eati'ioned against
i retnovinir tr in inn vn t nterfirinfip wil I.
the following pioperty. the same having been
purchased hy us and left in the care of ieh-
olas Sheriff, of Spruce Hill township, nnttl
such time as we may see proper to remove it.
viz : 1 bay mare. I black ma-e, 2 cows, 1 red
buil 'i two-year old heifers, 7 head of sheep,
1 two-horse wagon, 1 spring wagon, 1 sled,
1 plow, ! barrow.
JAMES BE ALE.
April 21-Ct W. P. GRDVER.
LARGEST STOCK of Dress Goods in tha
cO'tRty at Tilten ft Espontcbada'a.
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