CELEBRATION AND FESTIVAL. A
Satibath school celebration and festival
will be held in the United Presbyterian
cliurch, McCovgville, no Thursday. Aa-
! gust 15lb, 1S72, io ibo interest of the
tvTvu RAUROAD. ON AXD Sunday school and io behalf of the
lKl fund.. .872- !a"e"B" j church. The tab
a6.,, Mifflin Siaiion as follows
EATWARD.
. j.ioiia Express . 12.50 A. M
FVeVX.' S.03 A. M.
V.Lmo'v.lUUS A.M.
i'rr:; . 5.30 P. M.
2.34 A. M
4.51 A. M.
htstwabu.
i . ..Urn tX,.-
tc;c Kip"
r
DKfS....
hieir.ss" "
ltil Train--
. 5.50 A. M.
. 9.44 A. M.
.12 26 K M.
. 3,30 1'. M
. C.2C 1. M.
8.00 T. M
JAMES NOiSTH. Ae'I
CO-iUis lUuiM-V w enlarging Lis
i. if l.:...l. 1... I. ..J U .
0j,i(;r.ifii:rs Il sr.'.w.iie More.
4 j-jSis entity biy w.-i! bitten oy a
'..j,ake n bile i'J the woods some days
table will be furnished
with the beet the country can afford
Addresses will be delivered on the occa
sion. Admission 25 cents. A general
invitation is extended. Exercises will
commence at 10 o'clock A. M., and din
ner at 1 o'clock P. M.
Alt. kinds of Grecian Chairs (or sale
at Snyder's Chair Works.
Farm r.a Salk Mr. S Km la offers
at private Rale the farm on which he re
vide, Jocatcd in Delaware tnwusLip, on
the Miflln and Liverpool road, three
nii'ea uoi thc.irt of ThotnpsoDtown. con
taining CI acres, 15 of wLii-h are cleared
and in a good Male of cultivation. In
natural quality the soil ranks among the
best, beii'g limestone atid flint. The
buildings are a three story Log House,
new Bank Eirn, a Stouu Opting House
near a nevcrfailing spring of limestone
water. Cbuiche. Schools, Mi'la and
It.i iroad Depot near. Fi nit of all kind
in abundauce. Price 70 per acre
Address S. J. Kt RTZ,
Thorapsontown, Juniata Co., I'a. j
Mas KiLLKD. A man named John
Nipple, while walking on the Pennsylva
nia railroad to his work at the west end
of - Granville bridge, five miles above
Lewi-town, was struck by the Second
Union Freight passing west, on Monday
evening. Ilia right arm was crushed,
and be sustained fatal injuries on the
back portion of bis head, from which he
died half an hour afterwards. He was
aged about 55 years, a resident of Lew
istown, and a potter by trade He leaves
a wife and four or five children.
Xitl t
I
: IK l-iry c-Kiwy rair win iii-ni WHAT is more convenient about a
;!,.. 1st. 2ad. 3rd and l.h of October, house than a good step ladder ? All
"fp,rt. j sizes t'ir salo at Uraybili a Hardware
I "to sqttiirt id are Ut-uully the kindj.'
tore.
! Ltxtsf improved ft knot Chairs for;
. it IV. F. Stiyd. r's Chair Walks.
I . jpuitftnfii now fii;d in the woods j Is 13.0 4') yearr ago an ecet titric
ti fijuinels are scarce. : character named John ifaiiy. n resident
; of an ancient borough of Hamburg, Herkn
county, hauled a wagon load of lumbei
: from Hairishurg, and after arriving at
Ins i'rc-shyteiian Sabbath School of home, placed the wagon in a shed and re-
jjiiice i!l hold tin ir annual red bra j fnad to have it unloaded. Years pass
u :o ck iiow i t'aiaii:iy i in .-cuwtier t ; e1 ana tl.e watrou Willi Its loaa oi inmoer
! hi-cnme an object of great curiosity.
- I ...1 :.:.:.. tJ 1 - -..
1I.AHKKV fv..m Monroe township wah u '-"'S 6
din iail FrWay morning, ft., ! more Uionght of leaving without lakine
1 a peep at tne inevuanie toao oi niuiriei
.irei.itiir to kiil a number of uersoii'
Lb in-raediale nvitrbb-oho...!. ! ,,'" "ml,i tl,i"k of vi'U"S Ni"Sr
... jtlout taking a liKik at the Falls. Lst
A wNT has been felt and cxpirs.-ed wp,.k l,.tver ,he wagon was parliaIN
p'Msicians f .r a sufc; and reliable pur- j U1 .j,. aI1(j ,lle lin)j,er was u-ed in the
;hv Such a want is u..w suj.plitd in j c1U!i, ,, , .,; f)f a ,lew porch in front of an
.tv ' Pniku'ff III i , huildinjj owned br Mr. I)ji!ey. The I Locust Pofts, mortisinj ...
' "" . ... .. ....... i ,.,.t.,. . II, o,..-..! -...,0;.1,.mI.1 ;..i..r. i " " tnr boanl fence
IV-vmfK MAIK-s tnr sale at l' ......
' t! h- W'.'ik-i iitll ntowu j e-t in Hamburg, and a birge nuinber of ?IIELf.EY STAMBAl'Girs PRICES CCR-
vr . la i J: , .,..,, rt Vlcf fr(ln ,lie olJ bo),l(i KENT.Correeie4 Weekly.
Tilt i i.il ut" ii f-oiiii'hv 1ms been re
KEPNER On lbe2Jtb ulu, in Perrysrille.
Mrs. Ellen, wife of Cfclvia A. Kepnef, (geU
about 8B rears.
FIKE On the 21st ult., in Bratton town
ship, Mifflin county, Willie Sherman, son of
William II. and Margtret Fiko, aged 3
months and 9 dtys.
God has called him hotue to his mother, to
dwell with her in heaven abore.
'Dearest Willie, thou hast left us.
Here thy lots we deeply feel ;
Cut 'tis (iod who has bereft us.
He run all our sorrows heal.
'-(one on the darkened journey.
Unto thy lonely rest.
With hands all folded meekly
Upon thy n arble breast.
"When forced Io part from those we love
It were to meet to-morrow.
We still a pang of anguish prove,
And feel a touch of sorrow.
"This loviey bud, so young and fair,
God eal'cd lienor by e.irly dawn,
JumI come to show how sweet a fluwer
lu l'araditc would bloom."
COM.
MIFFLINTOWN & PATTERSON MARKETS
PUICES OF BOARD OF COMMERCE.
Reported weekly for the Juniata Sektixsl
by the Hoard uf Commerce of Mifflin and Pat
lerson. Hotter t lb 18
Hgfrs. t do 18
Lard, lb 8
('ountry Snap 8
ItretKaz 25
Tallow 8
It.igs 3
Wool, washed P'O
Dried Apples In
Peaches, pared...... 20
IV'iche", unjtured
' ('berries, pitted
" Itliickberries
" Knpberries
"oi:ntry Hams
Sides and Shoulders
Pofntoes, "ft bus
ihiintis '(
Jrntind Alum Salt, "J sack..
(ailrnaii Ties
:s
2ft
in
12
40
ro
' 25
50
3!
15
file. Alibo'itfli the fitiffer .f time lial
i-,-t:id. and all kind of woik us t .lU j QmnifV.ied iiself to some extent upon bolh
.! I,. uvii I if tlx.i. B'uru til tat.
Si' 1U a loUIKiry wia rprvuin og,,n
.:tJ heie ui'ii rder
-'excellent st.'te cf j:reservatiou. I'o'ls
week t'"'r" L-fX-r-
Ali. kinds of Cane Seat Ch:iir?, t!ie
The Alloona TrUnin? oi last
pr, in the vicinity of 'tVhisky Kow, o
r its lay. a w i:ntu tv.' li-r liu-omn a host in l!i tun ket, for tale at SnydeiV
Krrediohbt::g. Knocking uui Chair Woiks. MiiHinto-.vn.
-, i.. i ..
Uli.'iaar.l pc.iiug :i:iu an rtu.icc
tU ill.'f 01 Ol diT
!
SKfSATION l. PhKRVSVILt.F. Las
tr i i - t - i
I entiesiiay evenin; a uirpe woman cio"
Cbystai pAi.rcr. M'fflinto
Aug. 7, lo72.
Prime l'n'l Ituttor, per lb
Kr. f--r dozt-n
Lird. per Hi -
Tiillew. per Ih
Uried Apples, pr lb ....
ilacon. Sitipa smnkel. per lb
ShouMer, t mok'd,
Ham. " "
H ashed Wool
1. K. SLLoL KF S I'KlCKS C'CllK
Ucpuriod Weekly.
Chain.
Old Wheat, p bus
N'eT " ' -
Corn
"
I
... 1
... IS
OH
... OS
... 00
... 00
... 0'J
.. 13
... C'J
i.NT.
Thanks Our thanks are due to Mr. j y veiled and careles.-ly dressed, hobbled
F li Long, of Spruce Hiil township. A(m ol, a rratch tbronyh the streels ot
r a basket oi early peaches leit at. our I (Vrryoville, and entrred a etore. and
nc jester lay afternoon. We hope Mr there bought mafchee. crackers, Scotch iimoihy
. -ii ii ... ..
a.mgs p'-aei) cr p may juiu an me ; herring, etc .. witiiont once unveil, rg ner
..)re bountifully for Lis having remem- j faCP srt ,imt her features could be eeen
i-red the piiutt-r. 'Those who saw her thought her conduct
l, , l.;..J !.tTifK,r,. Z P."rnnm Pbai- 1 sfange. and out of their conjectures grew
i i i . v c ..I .-j 1 the suspicion that llio being iaa t:ot ai , , r,
iinbebadat r bnyiler a. 1 o j Han of Lop, 4 4, 10 K) ft
J woman, bat a man in wo. nan's clothes 5-fi,
Ara rateting of the stockbolders of:all,i that th inatclu-s had been bought l
h' JmiiaU Val!-y Rink of JiiiHIntown. : nre lu twn wi;h. '1 he villa.'e .soon
. iii Aitjust o. 157i, the following named I worked itetlf iato a first-class fen.-at'on
; -nt'-n'eu w; re elected dirtctors for the Ttie crea?ure must h; looked tip. The
:?B:ng year :
J'wph remeroy. Pre: vlent , John J.
4"crsfiu, (t--ore Jacobs, Jerome N.
liutnpson, John Balsbach.
T V Irwin, Culiir.
Cloverseed
i.-cd
Coal.
Prepared Ccal, V ton ,
Nut " "
Po.i ' "
j Itiliiminous- "
LCMUKK.
- 8 4.
6-1, " 2
ilou'ock Frame, '
' Bonrds. "
Wiiitepitie worked Flooring.
tiormar, Ruling
$ iV
1 45
50
4 :-.0
3 50
S fio
4 50
8 10
0 00
.
$ 55 0
25 00
, IMt(o40 0(1
2;.0llto40C0
20 "0
, 20 00
35 CO
85 (M
looking up took p!ac", but no wt;ma:i I'anel Doors - 00 to 3 00
r , t, . i i . l i Window Sash. 8x1'). 'ii window- C
was found. 1 he people woul-.l lint sleep! .. ,x,.i 1 .. 75
The Illustrated Sermon as shown and
iu an unguarded town, where such I tings '
stalked boldly about and bad such eeenre J
hiding places wb.eu Hants d. 1 he town
trust be jju.irded, and brave- nun did j
!0xli.
10x1 1,
90
r:in.AiEi.rin .uahkets.
l'iui.Aim.Pt.lA. Aug. 0. 1872.
I, Wed in the Methodist cbutcl. on nat,o' the towu throne:, the louir sik-i.i . Fiorv-Ther. a fi.m teeling
l.. . i i kpi. 0111 tne uenoinu is nn.uera . fliivm
.fiiuesilny evening of last week, was WMtches of the liig l.t. M:rning came and 20-'K) barrels changed bands, including
'onii seeing and hearing It had merit, j aii(J wjlh ;t faIIK. h,; woman. She was
I' t!ie I'.ev. Mr Long tliould again favor
villi a sermon of a similar c'naiac
r. 1111 building iu town will be large
wnigli to hold the audience that wiil be
tT-r to hear him and to aee his illuelia-
h The attention of the public is invited
Willson & Bros.' Wiue and fi ler Mill
y rsaleat Gravbill's Hardware Store.
Blitz! IJlhz ! rJLirz ! To-night.
& 'd to morrow night, in fjraybill's hall,
far.d 1 1 if- famniia Cb.is. I'.ivolli iu his
tV'tndertul feat of entitiff his Salamander
J""J'-er. in which he will fat red hot
Lyalsof fiie. bills of blazing biiuistone.
w-aimg wax heated to 500 degrees ol
'it', drink boiling liquor from a red hot
C''1. und emits a Haze of fiic from his
immediately interviewed, ami revealed
ih -. luct ti rough her crazy talk tLat she
belonged to Huntingdon. Enough money
to pay her car fare to that town was ml
Ucted, and the as sent on ihu tiri-t train
TllE latest improved and decidedly
the best Apple-l'arer ever invetited, for
eale at G ray bill s Hardware 'lore. Call
and get oue, at the low pi ice of nuly SI.
I'mtfONAt.. Thomas McCulley, Ksq .
of McAlistervillc, cheered our sanctum
Ftiperftue .
Extras
N. W. Extra Family.,
tli.io & lnd. do. do. ...
I'enna. do. do. ..
Fancy Brands...
. $5 5l'f.c; 2
. i7 25r7 75
. $9 , 9 Oil
. ! OOfii 8 75
$0 SOgTlOoO
Chain There is not much doing in Wheal
md the receipts and offerings are light,
a'es of 2000 bus. at SI 5at 70 for new and
old wcsiern red ; SI 70 for new amber, and
?1 81 for ni l it. Rye is quoted at 80c for
western a id Peni Corn is firmer ; sale of
vellov at fi-'e: 25 IKK) bus. of western mixed
i at til ;. (Uts are in fair request ; sales of
4000 bo?, white at 43al4c.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
Moxbat, Aug. fc 1 P. M,
The arriva's and sa'es of Beef Cattle at
by his presence on last Fiiday. He his - the Avenue Drove-yard were large this week.
, , 11.- .1 i . r Neachinz about 32(KJ head. The market, iu
been a beacon light in the l.o: ,;ohcuti cn.eqt uoe.i waa verT d.iU and prices faor
party mice its nrgdiuzation
He
buyers ; exlta Petin. and western Sheers
.M. H. Bowers, of the River I selling ai 7174c ; fair to good do at Ca7c,
Iiiethien church, io 011 a vitit to Virginia.
lr. John Laiid. a tutor in l'lincetoti
College, was in town a while last Friday
ft! I. nnd eee the Dolly Vardcn Chairs ; '" Saturday, and took time tnongh to
J ; v. 11. Pi
J Mim. ! Mi sic ! I'rof J II Kunen :,..,,..
Iknale s Musical Convention of IVnys j iapt Sunday in Mi
iv ;ie r.j voices) will give a Mu-ical Kit- ,.(l,(elt E lUlk
drop in aud see us.
atttvenn, a clerk in the Audi
a Otiice, llariirbutg, passed
tHin
er arrived home safe
ij-Haiumeut in the Lutheran Church in j Uft glllrfliy, fronl Lebanon,
!l'-lt llace Mi next Tnesdav Kvi nillET. I . , ... .1 or n ..1
j - 1 wliere lie ana laiuer oeuers anu uiuers
are driving a contract to furnish the town
and common ul 4aojo "r1 lb, gross.
Cows were unchanged : about 200 head
sold at $iUa45 "jJ head, as to quality.
Phksp were in fir demind ; 14.000 head
arrived and sold at the different yards at 5a
7c i lb gross. .
Hoos were in demand at an advance ;
3226 head sold at $7 75a8 $t U0 lbs net.
wg. 13 1S72. I'rof. Iv. assures that
(Y "- ift may be expected l.y all wUo wjtU
jaJ uatrunizu the entertainment. cI w ; ;r g,,,, ,.om a 8il,eing CUM
,M sure thai those who were present at : ., ... - n.i,;:iJ u.11
f c 0,,e gv-- i Ai fown a few weeks , Tw tAltmt of Jiiffliu is
lgo, will t..kc him at his woid i.i the;, . n j. ' t ,J
IM lv.sla.1v.0t llariioDurg,! p. ... , lw . Pn r rjeale town-4
.... ...
-hi ue piesent. Arimission nnlv CIS. ; .. , 1 - i A...
. . . J ! snip, uroppea in 10 see u u mummy
0x MondavevciiinR,2a:h ult . Mr Geo morning. We were sorry to learn that
Skills, of Centre towi-ship, had the he is in poor haitli
""t part of his face kicked off by a
Vicious animal belonging to John Berry
'lr- A. had the animal ed.bled at the
Mies Saliie Stouffer ia slowly recover
ing from the injurtes received ten days
ago by being thrown out of a bnggy, but
rid. -nee of bis brother, in Bloomfield, I is still unable to leave her bed.
curing the day, and in the evening as he
wa lra-ling her out of the stable, fhe
broke loose, and turniner fuddenly around
kicked Mr. A. on the arm aud left side of
ihe face, breaking bis chin and knocking
't to the opposite side of the face. Mr
A. ill 91 vet. in nr.iiann:i, Eitiialtnn lint
good liope are entertained of his recor
c7 Per Oiy .FVtt-j-ff.
Rev Samuel Aughy, of Nebraska.
preached iu the Lutheran Church of this
place on Sunday last.
Mr. Alexander Speddy, of this place,
who has been serionsly ill for several
weeks past, is slowly improving. -
E I. Parker Esq , who sojourned in
Philadelphia a number rf weeks, bas re- ioks
hH bn. Miffl-etbw,., April 20. :6T2.
D. K. SULOUFF & CO.,
(Successors to D. P. Sulouff.)
TJEALEES IN
Grain, Lumtcr,Coal,
Wnlt, Plaster,
CALCINED PLASTER, CEMENT, &C.
The Highest Cash Trices Paid
for all kinds of Grain.
Lumber. Coal, &c. Sold at the
Lowest Prices.
Having boat of our own we can freight
Grain, Lumher, Coal, &c. cheaper than any
other parties. We therefore defy competi
tion. f9You ean make monev by calling on us
before selling or buying elsewhere.
Gat will aw'aacKiviD is stobi to be
SOLD ST THC 1ST OF JcE, 1871.
' P. 8. Oar grain is not elevated on men's
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOOK AT LAIRD k BELL S
LOW DOWN PRICES!
:o:
Everybody Interested !
:o: . ;
Great Reduction in the Price of Goods,
FOB 20 DAYS, COMMENCING AUO. 5th. AND CL03INO AUG. 26th.
' :o:
Hamilton. Pacific, Amure and Challie Delainea reduced from 25to2lc
Mohair I'iaids reduced from 40b33e
Fancy foplius reduced from 50to42c
Fancy Poplins reduced from 60to50o
All kinds of Diess Goods reduaed from 10 to 20 per cent.
Halmoral add Gored Skirts reduced from 15 to 25 per cent.
Cassimeies, Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, Cottonades, and our whole
I in of Dry Goods (Prints, Mudlins aud Checks excepted) re
duced from 5 to 25 per cent.
Ladies' Lasting Gaiters reduced from S3 25lo$2.75
Ladies' Lasting Gaiters reduced from 3 OOto 2.60
Ladies' tasting Gaiters reduced from 2 75to 2.40
Ladies' Morrocco (Jailers reduced from 3 50lo 3.00
Ladies' Morocco Gaiters reduced from 3 25to 2.75
Ladies' Morocco Gaiters reduced from 3 OOto 2.60
Misses' aud Children's Lasting aud Morocco Shoes aud Gaiters
reduced in tle same proportions.
Men's Calf Boots reduced from f 6 75to$6 25
Men's Kip Boots reduced from 5.50io 5.00
Men's Kip Boots reduced from i 5 OOto 4 50
Men's Laatin Gaiters reduced from 3 OOto 2.50
Men's Calf Shoes and Gaiters reduced from 3 25to 2.75
Boys' Boots and Shoes reduced from 10 to 20 per cent.
Mcu s and Boys' Hats and Caps from 10 to 20 per cent.
CARPETS AT CITY PRICES.
t&Sr No credit given on reduced prices. Terms cash at the
time of purchase. No goods laid away to be called for.
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY.
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Remember the time for 20 days only from Aug. 5th.
forget the place Todd's Corner, Patterson.
Don't
July 31, 1872.
LAIRD & BELL.
STILL AT THE FRONT,
First in the Field with our New Goods for the
fSMilJVG TRADE.
ALL THE NOVELTIES OF TllE SEASON
AT-
TILTEM & ESPENSCHADE'S.
4
DOLLY VARDEN THE GREAT RAGE
in Woolen and Cotten Materials.
Alexis Cloths, Japenese Stripe,
The Popular Goods, in New and Choice Styles.
Maripose Pekas, Figured and Stripes,
The Handsomest and Cheapest.
Yosemite Marseilles, Stripes,
In Beautiful Designs.
BLACK'AND COLORED SILKS, ALPACCAS,
And a host of other things which must be seen to be appreciated.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT,
I
Of any aud everything at prices which defy competition.
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CANDIDATES CARDS.
CtfNtiKCSS.
Ma. ttiroa : As ii is of the utmost im
portance that wo flioulJ place before thr
people a nun whose nanie would add both
strength and vigor to the ticket, allow me to
present as a candidate for Congress, the Hon.
Joseph l'omcroy, of Asndemia, a man widely
known tor his strict integrity, tine business
qualities, and kuowlcdge of public affairs.
MII.FORP.
CONGRKS3.
Ma. EoiTon : Permit us to suggest the
ninie of Hon. John It Packer as a candidate
f r Congress at our ensuing primary election.
Seeing his nam? for the lt two months nt
the niHHtheud of the Republican, it was the
general opinion that no formal announce
ment was necessary, but, learning that sev
eral persons, more fensitive stickers for
for.us of law thin consistency, assert that ho
lias not been regularly presented for the suf
frages of the Itepuhlicans of Juniata, in
order to satisfy ilieir moft fastidious scru
ples we uow present bitr. lie has filled the
office for two terms with honesty, nnd tare
nb lily, and is the choice of nine tenths of
ihe rarty in the district for re-election
1- - - - e kA AWA .nnnti... -: " - liiy.
der and Northiimbcrlan I, hare already unan
iuiously declared f.ir him, and I'auphin, on
the 2( th of August, will most certa:nly do
the same, leaving only our little county re
maining. L'uuv.r such circumstances any
factious opposition to his unanimous renora
ination is not only futile but rc rehensible,
and we think that it is the duty of every Re
publican in Juniata to n.ke his nomination
unnuimous. Maxy REPrnLieais.
LEGISLATURE.
Ma. Eiutob : Noah Hertiler, of Port
Royal, hs held our banner aloft in two rnm
paigns in a manner that reflected credit on
himself and his party. He bas again con
sented to enter the field. I, therefore, ask
that he be announead as a candidate for Leg
islature, in your issue of tho 24;h ihst.IIe
is a true man FEUU ANAGH.
NEW PRICEN
IN
LEGISLATURE.
Mb. Editor : As our Primary Election is
drawing nigh, it is necessary that we should
bring out our most available and strongest
men for the different offices. I would sug
gest the name of our friend John W.
Muthersbaugh, of old Fayette, as the most
suitable candidate for the State Legislature
vlr. Muthersbaugh is popular in Mifflin
ouunty as well as in Juniata, and if nomina
ted his e'eciion would be sure.'
MIFFLINTOWN.
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
GROCERIES,
QTJEENSWARE,
BOOTS & SHOES,
1 1 ATS AND CAPS,
WOOD & WILLOW WARE
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, &C, &C.
8a. If you want to see an entire new
stock of Goods at Low Prices, call at
One of the best in the county, embracing all the New and Best Stvles
I for the Spring and Summer Trade, for Ladies, Misses and Children the ;
j same exclusively for our trade at prices to suit all purchaser. Every j
! pair warranted I
Grocery and Queensware Department-
For our Grocery and Queensware Department we have securetf
one o' the finest rooms in tho county iu the Odd Fellows' II -ill.
Just opened one of the largest and best stocks of Goods ever
brought to the county, all of which are kiudly submitled to the inspection of alf
our numerous friends and customers. For quality and prices we defy competition.
WE SOLICIT A FULL SHARE OF PUBLIC PATRONAGE.
TILTEX & ESPEXSCIIADE.
Way 1, 1872-ly .. .
D. W. HARLEY & CO.'S
Is the place where you can buy
Tin? bet iiul tli3 dicsipost
9
MENS' YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, AND TTOHSfflHa &0023.
WE are prepared to exhibit one of the most choice and select Stocks eve? offers'? in thi
market, and at ASrOA'lSIJIXO L0r r RICES '
Also, measures taken for Suits and parts of Saits, which will be maJu to orJcr,
at short notice, very reasonable.
1'emeniber the plice, in the Kevin Biilding, two doors west of tho Kevatuno
Store. BRIDGE STREET, MIFFLIXTOWJI, T. may 8, 1872-tf
the
HEW CRYSTAL PALACE BUILDING,
MIFFLINTOvVS, PA.
SHELLEY &STAMBAUGH.
Nov. 29, 1871.
UUUCEKY, PROVISION.
DELEGATE TO CONSTITUTIONAL CON
VENTION. Mb. Eiutob: It is of the highest impor
tance that the men who are chosen to repre
sent the different disiricls in this Common
wealth in the State Convention to revise the
Slate Constitution should be men of charac
ter, industry and ability, so that ihey can
intelligently lay hold of ibe questions of re
form that will be brought up for the consid
eration of the Convention, and so that they
can assin in moulding a new fundamental
law that ehall be in harmony with the spir.t
of reform ibat is abroad in the land. I know
of no one in our county who is better quali
fied for these requirements than our young
friend, Jeremiah Lyons, of our ton, and I
ask that his name be announced as a candi
dale for Delegate to the Constitutional Con
vention. MIFFLIS.
LIST OF LEADING AIlTICLES & TRICES
reported weekly by C. PA RILEY, op
posite the Post Office, Mi Jlintown, Pa :
nkuletale. Retail.
Batter........
Kggs ,
Lard -. 10
Cheese, Ohio
New York -
MoUsses, I'orto Kico, gal.....
' New Orleans
S 'rup, Honey Bee-
" Amber
" Melted Sugar
Sugir, Orauulaled...
DELEG TE TO CONSTITUTIONAL CON
VENTION. We have been authorized to announce Dr.
J. P. Sterrelt, of AcaJeinia, as a candidate
f r Delegate to the Constitutional Convention.
POUTIGAL CAMPAIGN
oFiisirs.
GRANT 4 WILSON,
GREELEY & BROWN,
CAMPAIGN
Capes & Torches,
TRANSPARENCIES & BANKERS,
With Portraits or any device for all parties.
Silk Bunting, and Muslin Flags of all
sizes on hand or made to order: Chinese
Lanterns of all sizes and styles ; Paper Bal
loons, Fire Woiks, Sc , &o. Campaign Clubs
fitted nut at the Lowest Rates at
wm:f. scheibles
, CAMPAIGN DEPOT.
49 Sculh Third Street. PMaitlphid.
a5i ro ciRcuiAti
July W, 1672-Sta
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Eitra C .....
" Yellow C
" Brown
Coffee, Rio, Choice
" " Fair
" " Hoisted (Arouckle:)
Tea, Imperial, Finest
" Oolong. "
ItainiLS, Valenlia.
Layers ..
Currants
I'ruens, French
Kice ....
Soap, Rosin 5
live 8
Babbit 12
Salt, Ground Alum
Diry
Mackeral, No. 2 (new) bbL
Brooms', No. I .'.
" No.
No. 3
Tubs. Cedar
liucliuts. Painted, 2 hocps....-
Slaw Cutters
Tin Cups
Tin Dish Pans
Tin Cullendets
Tin Wash Pans -
Tin Buckets
Boots, Men's Calf......
' Kip
Gaiters, Ladies' Lasting
Potatoes, Iri-b
" Sweet, f) peck
Coal Oil, V gallon .
flaf Cash paid for eggs.
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18
12
22
25
60
1 00
65
80
1 U0
15
14
13
12J
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10
25
21
3o
1 60
1 00
20
25
20
20
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6
10
15
2 00
10a 1 5
3 50
40
35
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1 50a! 75
25
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60
40
30
60
5 25
4 M
2 00
60
40
40
DR. P. C. RUISJDIO.
PATTEIlfSOIV, IV.,-
DEALER IN EVERYTHING THAT CONSTITUTES X FIR3T-CI.AS3
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ihe public attention is" also invited to his large assortment of
orfocteidL Spectacles.
All persons who are in need of Spectacles wilt find it to their adrautagn to
call, as tliey will find th largest stock in tbe comity to suKct from. COM!''.
AND HAVE YOUR EYE SIGHT RESTORED.
NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS AND H AK.MONICONS ; ALSO A SPLENDI l
ASSORTMENT OF
TOILET ARTICLES FOR THE LADIES,
With an mtnense etock of NOTIONS t& Somethin for everybody, yontig
ftcd oM. at ihe
PATTER'SOX DRUG STORE.
May 81, '72-4a
MiflsnMCampaip.
Caps, Capes & Torches.
Send fitrliLUSTRATXDCia
cdlab and Prick List.
'CNNINGHAM & HILL,
n varrACTOBsas,
No. 201 Church Street,
l'mLADSLFUIA.
A Large assortment of Queensware, China
ware, Glassware. Crockery ware, Cedar
ware, &c, for sale ch6ap by
i T I LIES ESftPistHAWt
List of Jnrors September Term, 1872.
ORAXD JURORS.
Susquehanna K H A pp.
Patterson J Y Bratton, John ITackcnber
ger, Lucian Kmpeley.
Lack O P Barton, T M Keily.
Fermanngb C U Kar.ley, Mingle.
Tuscarori Tbos Berrym.in, JI Milliken.
Eeaie Isaac Krubaker.
Greenwood Louis V argill.
Delaware I) 15 I'unn.
Spruce Hill Wm P Gruver, Tbos Ttton.
Fayette los Gymiiti. S itnucl Kinzer.
Turbett Cnristian llartm in. Win Stewart.
Mifflintowu 0 U Horning, Dan el Panne
baker. Geoige Reynolds.
Walker Johc M iner, Thomas Porter.
PETIT JCSOR.1.
Beale llavid Adams. Isaac Barton, Jos
Frankbouse, Wm Hoops, Andy Willonghby.
Delaware Jeremiah Bruner, John Frey,
John Kei-er. Ab Shelley.
Susquehanna II H Bean, Henry Frey
mnyer, Georne Zeller.
Fermanagh S imuel Bruhaker,' Isaac Sei
br, R S Warner. .
Milford Eph Cunningham, J T Metlin,
A H McDonald.
Tusearora John Dobbi, Geo Eough,
Frank Milliken, John Reed.
Monroe John Frayicy, Sol Lauver, David
Markle, Wai McConuell.
Lack Jonathan Uifford, Samuel Klins, M
Stump. Andrew Vea'er.
Kayette Jesse Grubb. J B McAlister. J.
W Mutersbaugh, Peter Shelley, Adam Spon
hour. Levi Vanormer.
Mifflintown John Iluziard, T V Parker,
Israel Yeakley.
Thompsontown 5 Hostler.
Walker Sol Kaufman; L E Rapp, Sam 'I
Sieber, Robert Sartain.
Turbeit 8 II McClure.
Patterson Sadiue Strayer, HaiTJ Stahl.
Greenwood Andrew Zeiders.
FORCE PUMP.-
THE undersigned is agent for one of the
best Force Pumps, for any depih of cis
tern or well, in the world. By attaching hose
to tte spout, water can be thrown oO to 60
f.et. Nothing better could be asked in ease
of fire. It is a non-freezing pump.
SAMUEL LEONARD,
Oakland Mills, Juniata Co., Pa.
A LECTURE
TO YOtrXG IMKTV.
Jail t'ublithed in a SeiUd Enmlojit. I'riec
$ic Gent:
A Lertnre on the Natnre, Treatment
and Kadical Cure of Spermatorrhea i, or So-i-inal
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions. Sef
ual Debility, and Impediments to Mnrristfw
generally : Ner.omnep t'oaump'ioa. Epi
lepsy and Fits; MiOia'nnd Ph lical Inc.v
poity, resulting iro h Self-Abuse, H-.
ROBERT J. CCLYERWELL. M. V , Author
of ihe "Green BoA." Jfea.
The world-renowned author, in thi. a.lmir
aole Lecture, clearly proves from his own
experience that Ihe afjf consequences of
Self-Abuse may be eftVettially removed with
out medicines, and without dangerous sur
gical operations, bourics, instruments, ring
or cordials, pointing out a mode of cure at
once certain and effectual by which every
suffere". no matter what-his condition Ray
be, may cure himself cheaply, privatelr. and
radically. THIS LECTURE WILL PKOVK
A BOON TO T HOI'S XDS AND THOU
SANDS. Sent uuder ceal, to any a lores', in a plain
se.led envelope, on the receipt of i centK.
or two postaee stamps. Afso Dr. Culverweir
"Marriage Guide," price 50 cents. Address
tbe publishers,
CIIAS. J.' C. KLINE & CO.,
Post Office Box 4,."3."(. 127 Bowery, N. Y
sprl7-ly
Assignee's Kotice.
"fOTIC2 is hereby given that Christopher
1 G. Engler, of Walker township, Juniata
county. Pa., and Catharine, his wife, have
assigned all the estate, real and personal, of
said Christopher G. Engler, to Samuel Leo
nard, of Fayette lowi.-hip said county, in
trnst for the benefit of the creditors ef said
Christopher G. Engler. All persons, there
fore, indebted to the said Christopher O. En
gler will make payment to the aid Assignee,
and those having claims or demands will
make Inown the same without delay.
SAMUEL LEONARD,
Assignee of Christopher O. Engler.
June 12, lS7-'-6t
PLAIN and Fancy Job Prinfin g neatly ae
rated at this Office.
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