WEDNESDAY MOUMSO, AUG. 14. 1K2.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. OX AXL'
1 . rierl onnamj, June 2,' 172. Passengtr I
rias wm leave Aliffliu Silion as folloi
".-'-"" BAbTWARn.
Philadelphia Express.. 12.5C A. M
Fant Liue : 1 47 A. M
Pacific Czpress S.03 A. M.
Hamsb'g Accommoda'n 11,23 A. M.
Mail Train. 5,30 P. M
. Cincinnati Express 8,31 P. M.
WESTWARD.
Southern Express 2.34 A. M
Through Passenger 4.51 A. .M.
Pacific Express 5.56 A. M.
"Way Paaseuijer 9.44 A. M.
Cincinnati lxpre?s 12 26 P. M.
Mail Train S,3u P. M
Fast i.ir,e C.2G P. M.
Mixed Traiu 8,00 P. M
dttps when eigo&'cd.
JAMS NORTH. Aa't
TOWN AMD CUl'NTHV.
'
Avvi.lb are sellii
li.iijj at fjrly cei;t ptr
huehel.
You ill give money hy buying yiur
hardware at Giayhill's.
MlPFl.IN and vicinity Lave a few cases
of Typhoid fever.
Alt, tindi of iinvitui Cluiia (r sate
at Snyder's Ci a". Urifcs.
Thus f.ir n droves of cattle have
pieacd through .Mifiliii this Fiiiumer.
TltR rain i-hnwers ,,f the
dyf, are i. -velnping th; torn
p :st few
rapidly.
II vM,i(! J'.askim.s and niunCAOK
Air vale at Oinyh:!'.'s.
OltK milling will soon commence on tin
foith fide of Mnyir'a lidgr, in iYimau
ah t'.R'iitIj'p
T.icoh Sl.mjjiti iS iick has put down
new pavetui-iil in front of his j r !ic
.u M tin sirei t.
Cam. an. I ice the Dully V.iideu Chair?
a! Snyder's Chair Vnr'j.
.T!! VcNt'it., f,rmr-riy of Spruce
1!:!1 tnwn.-hip. his county, a- killed in
an ;i!; rcatiux. in St Louis, ipeeutly
J.I.VstiM) Oil., Wlial,: Oil, a'ld Lii' li
ciitirg Oil fcr sale at Gravbil! Hard
van- Stoic.
KV S A. 'IIkiii; . I.iiili.rai ad..:,,
tor at I '.'ii.i 1.1 has ncci-pted a rail :
the York Springs cha-t!, in d.iui
coui.fy. '
. .
TE Mount Pleasant Sunday Sihoi.l
held their aiitiu.il celehrali n on Satur
day last, in a grove half a u.ile west d
Mount rhar-ant.
Al.L kind of Mire or lUir room Cliai;,
can he had at W F Snyh ij.
A I.I, the year round, S'r r'dttrt'n Car
vhy Con 'itii.n Purit' r should In; given
to horses that are "kept up ' To horses
and otllt" that prizi! in eumm-r lhr
f hould only hr given in winter and rpriitg.
TliK Presbyterian Sabbath Schoid C1
ebraiioii. hel l in Schwc-iei-'s woods, on
Thursday hist, was well attended, and
everything passed off pleasantly.
LariIE lot of Grindstones just receiv
ed and for chfxp at Gray bill'
Pi:i;E NATIVE CAIJFOIIXIA
POUT AND SHERRY ttlXE, for
Medical Use and Bil lable for Comniuiiimi
purposes, for sale at the
PATTEUSOX DUUG STORE.
Last Friday afteiuoon, as Jacob Lem
ou was leading bis horse nut of the stalde
of the Central llolil in Patter.'oti. the
borse toi k a vicious sp 11, iri'fd on hi
lu isti r, struck him to tbe floor, burtinc
him severely in his face and ou his body
Picrniii Franks i.ml Mouldings foi
Sale at Gray bill's Ilmdware Store.
The following teachers have been fin
ployed by the School I irectors of thir
borough to lake charge of the wiutei
schools :
Fiit School Amos Shelley.
Second School l'eny Brandt.
Third School Annie ( uderwood
Fouith School Sue Scholl
S. S Cm l- nitA'l to. The In'bei.-in
Sunday Sihool of this place w ill hold
their annual celebiation in Sebwejer's
yvoods. qii Thiiisd iy, tbe 22 I inst. The
school will meet at the church at S o'clock
in the morning and thence proceed to the
giove. All ti i nds of the Sabbath
School wmk ar.; cordially invited to par
ticipale.
BlSMAKOK ClIAllts for sale at W. F
Sr.vder's Chair Works. Mifilintowii.
TliK common talk on Monday was the
expected collisiou of the earth with
comet, that should have taken place on
said day. between the hours of 4 and fi
o'clock. It was expected by some that
the earth would be knocked out of its
course into the euu, where it would be
burned up.
The Tuscarora Valley Railroad Com
ndssioncra met at Johnstown. 1 hnrsday.
the 8th inst , and organized by electing
the Hon. Joseph Pomeroy. Chairman
John Gilliford. Treasurer and J. P. Ster
rett. Secretary It is gratifying to be
able to report the fact that over twenty
thousand dollars were subscribed to stock
on that day. The Commissioners have
determined to take the necessary steps to
organize a Board of Directors as soon as
possible.
Jos. Pom F RO V, Chairman.
J. P. Sterkktt, Secretary.
All kinds of Cane Seat Chairs, the
best in tb3 market, for sale at Snyder's
Ch?ir Works, MifSintown.
Ai'JoLBNtu Court. The special
term of Court called for Angutt 12. 1S?2.
convened on Mouday, at 10 o'clock a M.
Judges Juukin and Koons were present.
The attendance was email, as the trial
list had all been continued and the parties
notified not to attend. The argument
list was difpntd nf. that being the only
burintsa before the Court The follow-
ing in a lint nf the cases disposed of :
G. W. Jacoba, Executor of John A.
Woods, vs. James P Smith. No. 1,
April term. 1872 Bill in equity No
answer filed. Judgment pro confesso
Daniel lockeuhrought vs. Joseph
Kain. No ICO. Dec. teim, 1871 Rule
to show cause why the nfrpeal should not
be rtriken from the record. Contiuucd.
John S. Roth vs John II. Gilleland.
Fi. Fa. April term, 1S72. Exceptions to
Sheriffs inquisition. Argued and deci
sion held over.
Jeremiah Lyons et al vs. Jacob Will.
Adm'r of W. V. Davis. Sci. Fa. No
I, S. pt. term, 1S72. Bill in E.juity
This was a Scire Facias to Jacob Will to
show cause why he phould not le Mib
stiiuted as defendant in an c-rjuity suit
ocuding hetweeu plaintiff and VV. W.
Davis, dec J. No enllk-ien: re.use being
.-hotvn, the Court substituted Jacob' Will,
Administrator. '
Adam Arnold, for nse, rs. FrederLit
'Jniigler ami wife. Fj. Fa. No. g2i Apr.
rerm. 1S72. Excep ions to Sheriffs In-
jui.-itioii. luijtusui'Ui set aside '
Michael Sieber vs. Samuel Rich 'iihach
Fi. Fa . No. 9. Sept. term. 1S72. This
w.-s an application to set aside an ap
praisement made under tho f 300 exemp
tion law, ihe defendant alleging that the
ii ii.d. s set apart to him were over-valmd
hy ihe appruLos l!ule to fdiow cau.'e
ai.tc d.
Ou motion of !j. Ii Atkinson, E.-q .
i he Court was re :Ueted to make au or-
ler direcn'ng the ndicers of t!i court to
jitihiish all legal notices and advertising
n tiie two newpp-ipers designated by the
'onnly Commissioners as Lax ing the
a gesl circulation, in accordance with the
!a!e act if Assfnibly. I!ule to chow
cause gianti d and directed to he pub
lislad in :!ie f air newspapers f tht
c unity, ai;d thecouety to pay the costs
l etl.r from Thompsontovn.
TnntirsoN-rows. '2. 1872. ;
Y.ili! r Stnl.'n l : Thinking that a Few
j :tingB f ours this t -k mitht be ae
eptaUe to yon and your rradwwe will
now try o'.j- pen.
On TWaJiy la-t a boy r.a:n. d Willie
''eiii'.is, n siiliiti rear town, was kicked
hy si colt. His niifle br.d sent him to
the pasture, a short distance from the
house, to caleh the ells and bring them
up. On appro.nch'iig one of ihem with
ihe halier, the colt- whiib-d Mid kicked
hi ii above t -e nukle. breaking his leg
ile cried for his uncle, who was nt the
tious, but he did not hear him. A Mr
Sh.iiJ'.T. being in an arj lining fiehl, heard
the bo "s cries and c ree and carried him
to the I ou-e. Al first it was not tup
posed that, the l "g we broken, but only
hurt ; hut the h y Fiiff'-red o much pain
dining the ni;;ht that a physician was
called in the i est moiiiMig, who pro
noiince.l the 1 g broken, and rendered
'he neeessary attcntinri. 1 lie boy is now
-lowly recoveiiug.
Messrs. Smith & T?.r,ner lire doing a
livelj trade iu the grain and coal busi
ness are shipping gr.,iii quite xtmsivi lv
evefj- week, mid in the honorable man
ner in which they conduct their business,
it is steadily inrreuMiig
The 1 hotnpsenti.wn Cemetery is being
nicely arranged by -nine of our worthy
itiz -ns ; more p -i minent among them we
notice Inquire Lukens and Mr. Dough
erty, who are at woik clearii g up and
on aiie-nting the grounds. May they re
ceive the thanks or ail our citizens.
On Fri hiy evening la-t we visited the
Delaware Literary Society, which holds
its meetings regular on that evening. V
were tiu'y eurpiised to find the amount
of literary tab nt it contained ; although
we think that pome of its more youthful
members should be more careful in em
phut-is and punctuation ; but. taking all
1n all. they did very well. The Dela-
ware Literary Society was formed in
I SCO, atid has sent forth some very tal
ented young men. One nf the more
(Momineut. members of the bar, in your
town, nude his first public speech in this
Society room. The Society on last Fri
day evening was presided over by Dr.
linibb, in a very parliamentary manner,
much to the credit of himsdf and the
Society.
Yours, IIoRAi'R.
Farm f r Sale -Mr. S J. Kurtz offers
at private sale the farm on which .he re
sides, located in Delaware township, on
the Miflln and Liverpool road, three
miles northeast of Thompsontown, con
taining CI acres, 4-3 of which an clean d
and in a good state of cultivation. In
natural quality the soil ranks among the
best, beii g limestone and flint. The
buildings are a three story Log IIousp,
new Bauk Barn, a Stone Spring House
near a never-failing spring of limestone
water Chuiches, Schools, Mi'ls and
Railroad Depot near. Fruit of all kinds
in abundance. Price $70 per acre.
Address S. J. Kurtz,
Thompsontown, Juniata Co., Pa.
Thr camp meeting in the vicinity of
the Seven Stars was largely attended on
Sunday last. MifSin, Mexico, Perrys
ville, Richfield, Snyder county, and
Perry ' county, were all represented.
There were borses and buggies enough
on the ground on that day to have bought
if they had been converted into csh
the half of Greenwood township. So
it has been said-
The Rrpuhlicm of to day in a four
teen line article, clothed in language
characteristic of bir-room associations,
''replies to our strictures of last week, and
repeats the assertion it made somi' weeks
ago, that we were instructed to hand to
that paper the card of announcement of
Judge Pomeroy for Congress, and de
clares that Col. Robinson instructed ns
to. do so. Col. Robinson did not band
ca the card for publication, neither was
he present when we received it, nor
did we see him for days after we received
it just how many we do not recollect,
but we believe not for some two or three
days after the card had appeared in the
Skntinel. There wa not a word on
this card or in the envelove that contain
ed it concerning the Rrpubttcan, and the
gentleman from whom we received it did
not mention the name of that paper, or
the name of any one connected with it
They are a captious and unprincipled
set of fellows that conduct that paper.
They have no right, whatever, to assume
an altitude of oGcia! friendthip forjudge
Pomeroy, for they are for Mr. Packer
for Congress, and the twaddle and black
guard ism in their paper is only intended
to deceive and blind tbo people as to
their real object. They did not want a
card from the Skntinei., or one from
Col. Robinson, cr one from Judge Pome
roy, or any other .person for Congress.
They were pledged months before to Jr.
Packer, and Live been diligently at work
to carry the county for him. Such an
effort at deception is supremely ridicu
lous and perfectly mean. '. It is like the
Devil assuming the a:rs of a saint. This
same party of Allison, Wilson & Liggett
are not only eagerly woiking for Mr
Packer and working against Judge
IVmerny, but they are trying to arrange
affairs in the different townshipe to elect
returu judges on the 24:h inst. whom I
they can manage like sheep in the sham
Dies, wneu niey gel it-.em Here in xlniiu
on the day of thj meeting nfShe return
judges. It is hoped that the people of
the different townships wijl send noue
but fair and respectable men to represent
them as return judges. The people, too
shouiil keep a close I.mkcut that thtf
lot-boxes are not atuffed and their' ii"
prcssion al the polls defeated rv';.'
The party can do no -?1tWtf
time than ta.iielp t bo ? " ' ho helps out
coilnty. It is well known, both within
and wlthonttbo cofirifyhat tta yfy'
of Judge I'oun roy i; eanrJy eulisfr'i
in organizing a company for kgjnitriic
lion of a railroad through Tuscarora thai
will be of untold value t t!ie valley, and
a lasting, a permanent benefit to ceudng
generations. Once the road i construct
ed through Tuscarora Valley it v. til be
but a short time until it is extended
through List Creek V.i ley. Vote for
Jui'gi? Pot-i Toy, who is clos;;! identified
r, till y?ur business i itcri;, r.tid the
present and future welfirn of the county.
Taints. Tu: p.-ntii:e,
for sale at Grnvbili'i
n:id Vurahcs
Officers nud enhih-rs who seirjd iii
the aripy, phvrieians and fuie-ins, nnd
eminent men r.:id wom-i every win re join
in recommending J-J.ur n's A"i.'inr Ij n
imrnt to he the l.e.-t i:itrr;i :1 and external
funilv iiieJieii.e eer invented.
Latest improved Htj le of Chairs for
ile at W. F Snvder's Choir Work.
li: :
ELI. IS On the fih iu.st., in the borough
of Paitersin, Cloyd, son of Vi'illiuia and
Annie Elli-, gd I year an 1 5 months.
MUCKENKUSS (in the :h ia t., in Pat
terson. Margaret, ife of Charles Mucken-fu-.
in her 111 it yrar.
riticias
IX
DRY GOODS,
1'0TI01S,
-
Gil OCERIKS,
V
QUEENS WARE,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
WOOD & WILLOW WARE
iff
3 8
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, iC, SC.
t(S If you wont to see an entire new
stock of Goods at Low Prices, call at
the
NEW CRYSTAL PALACE BUILDING,
MIFFLIHT0WN, PA.
SHELLEY & STAMBAUliill.
Xov."29, 1871.
CAUTION.
ALL persons are hereby cautioned against
trepsing by bunting, or in any other
way, on the farm on wnich 1 reside in rer
mauagh township. AU persons offending
ill be dealt wita to tb rutl extent or tbe
law. WILSON ROBISOX.
Aug. 7, 1872-St
OHELLV A STAMB ACG1I always keep up
O their fctock of GROCERIES and will not
be excelled either in the quality or erica of
their goods in this line, (live them a call
before going elsewhere. I
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
LOOK AT LAIRD
LOW DOWN PRICES !
Everybody
Great Reduction in the Price of Goods,
FOR 20 DATS, COMMENCINa A (TO. 5tb. AND CLOjSISG ABO. 2Cih.
Ilamilton, Pacific, Amuro and Challie Delaines reduced from 25to2Ic
Mohair Plaids reduced from ' 40to33c
Fancy Poplius reduced fioin 50to42s
Fancy Poplins reduced from G0to50c
All kiuds of Diesa Goods reduced from 10 to 20 per cent.
Balmoral aud Gored Skirts reduced from 15 to 25 per cent.
Cass i meres, SatiuettS, Kentucky Jeans, Cottonades, and our whole
line of Dry Goods (Prints, Muslins aud Checks excepted) re
duced from 5 to 25 per cent.
Ladies' Lasting Gaiters reduced from $3 25io$2 75
. Ladies Lasting Gaiters reduced fr.nn 3 00to 2.60
Ladief Lasting Gaiters reduced from 2 75to 2.40
Ladies' Motrocca Gaiters reduced from - 3 50to 3.00
Ladies' Morocco Gaiters reduced from 3 25to 2.75
Ladies' Morocco Gaiters reduced from 3 00;o 2.G0
Misses' and Children's lasting and Morocco Shoes and Gaiters
reduced in the same proportions.
Men's Calf Boots reduced from 56 75!oS6 25
Men's Kip Boots reduced from.-w 5.50:o 5.00
Men's Kip Boots reduced from 5 OOto 4 50
Men's Lasting Gaiters reduced from 3 OOto 2.50
Men's Calf Shoes and Gaiters reduced from 3 25to 2 75
Boys Boots and Sboea reduced from 10 to 20 per cent.
Men's' and Boys' Hats i- Caps from 10 to 20 per cent.
OABPETfif AT CITY PRICES.
UKS5" No Cfedlt 'pi'veii on reduced prices. Terms cash at the
time of purchase. No goods
NOW-IS YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY.
Remember the tim'e-for 20
forget the place Tod JV Corner,'
July SI, 187
!
CANDIDATES' CARDS.
L'oX'J KL'MS.
Mn. Ezitor : As h is of the utirost im
portance that we should place before the
people a man whose nme would ml both
strength and vigor to the ticket, allow me lo
jsJUreseDt as a candidate for Congress, the Hon.
. ySepa Pomerov, of Asadeiuia, a man w hU-ly
kMti for bis strict integrity, fine badness
qualities, and knowledge of public affairs.
' ' ' - MILFORD.
CONGRESS.
r Mn. KntToR : rermit ns to suggest the
i;ir,.e nf lion. Juhn Ii l'soker as a candidate
f.o Confess t our ensuing primary eleciion. I
Seeing his nama fur the last two months :il '
the mssthea l of the R'rubliean, it was the
general opinion tunt no tormut niinouncc-
inent wis necessary, but, lsarnin that fcr-
oral persons, more fensitive srickern lor
turns of law than consistency, assert that he
J
hus not been regularly presented for the suf-
frnpe3 of Ihe Republicans of Juniattt, in
ord,r to .a.I,ry their mo;t .fiidioU5 scru-
, ... it i ci- i .i
ii aa w A nnw nmaiii t . rm l a Ii.ia fi I ... I tha
face for two terms Willi honesty, ami tare
ib'liiy, and is ihe choice of nine tenths ofl
. ,
ihe party in the disirict for re-e,cction
Thiee out of the &v counties. Union. Sny-
oVr and N'orthunihcrlan I, have alrea'Jy unan- :
iia.,:.Oy declared for biin, and Dauphin, on
Ihe-Jh of Au3.wr, will most certainly d, ;
the MM", leaving only our little county re- ;
inaitii.-i. l"r.i!.T such circumstances nny :
. . a;.: i. hi. ,
ir.aiion is not only futila but weprehecslMe,
and wo think that il is the July of every Rj-
r':hii :a:i ia Juniata to aake his ooaiination
unanimous. Ma!t REPtiBLieAXS.
" 7
Ll.iilM.AI utir
Ma. EniTott : No sh Ilcrizler,
of Port
Royal, has hel 1 our banner aloft in t"xo cam
paiens in a manner ihat reflected credit on
himself and his parly. He h& again con
sented to enter the field. I. therefore, ask
that he be aunouncad as a candidate for Leg
islature, ia your iiipne of tho 21ili inst. He
is a true man - FERMANAGH. .
LEGISLATURE.
Mr.'Emtor : As our Primary Election is
drawing nigb, it is necessary that we tdiotild
bring out our most available nnd strongest
n.en for the different otlice.''. I would sug
gest tho name of our friend John W.
Miithershaiigh, of old Fayette, as tho most
suitable candidate for the PtJte Legislature.
Mr. Muthersbaugh is popular in Mi HI in
county as well as in Juniata, and if nomina
ted his ejection would be sure. -
MIFFLISTOWX.
DELEGATE TO CONSTITUTIONAL CON
VENTION. Mb. Editor : Il is of the highest impor
tnnce that the men who are chosen to repre
sent the different districts in this Common
wealth in the Slate Convention lo revise Ihe
Slate Constitution should be men of charac
ter, industry and ability, so that they can
intelligently lay hold of the questions of re
form that will be brought up for the consid
eration of Ihe CoLvenliun, aud r-0 lhat they
can assist in moulding a new fundamental
law that hall be ia harmony with the spir t
of reform ihat is abroad in the land. I know
of no one in our county ho is belter quali
fied for these requirements than oar young
friend, Jeremiah Lyons, of our ton, and I
ask that his name be announced as a eandi
date for Delegate lo tha Constitutional Con
vention. J1IFFLI.
DELEGATE TO CONSTITUTIONAL CON
VENTION'. We haTe been authorized to announce Pr.
J. P. Sterrett, of Academia, as a candidate
f r Delegate to the Constitutional Convention.
GOLD AND SILVER
SPECTACLKS
At the Patterson Drug Store,-
Come and have your eye-sight re
stored. Caps, Capes & Torches.
Send forliLusTBATEoCia
cclak and Pbicc List.
CUNNINGHAM & HILL,
W !rrACTIIRItl8.
No. 204 Church Street,
PuiLtOKLPHIA.
May 81. '72-4m
1 1 LAIN and Fancy Job Printing neatly exe-
X cuted at this Office.
1' BELL'S
-:o
Interested
-:o:-
laid away to be called for.
days only from Aur. 5th.
IWt
Patterson.
LAIRD & BELL.
SIFFLISTOffa & PATTERSON MARKETS
PRICES OF BOARD OF COMMERCE.
Reported weoiily for the J'iSMTA Skntiski.
hy Ihe Doard of Commerce of Mifflin and Pat
terson. Hotter 'ft Ih Ig
Ejr. dnz - H
l.arJ, ll 8
Country Soap H
liresax 23
Tiillow 8
R(rs 3
Wool, washed HO
Iried Apples 10
" Peaches, pared 2i)
Peiche, unpared. 15
Cherries, pitted 20
lilackberries 10
' Raspberries iit
!".'nlry ."if." 13 TV
Sides an J .shoulders..
12
p,t . i .ph
Onions
"jfl bus
-10
CO
2 5
50
13
Ground Alem Salt,
rl sack
i " : "'.
Locust Posts, mortisini;
j for board fence.
'
i SUEMEY ST A M RAIGHS PRICES C'CR
1 11LNT. Corrected neekiy.
i
Crystal Palace. Mifllintown
., I I 1 WTO
. ,, ,. '
Prime ito.t Ituiter. per lo
V),f per dnzen
J.-ird, per Ih ,
Tallow, per Ih -
l,';MTle-. P" '
iCon! SideTsmoke
PhmfMer, pmoked, '
Hnm, " "
Washed -Void
! k. sULoUKi 'S PRICES CURRENT,
j Reported Weekly.
. Utvi..
ti'd Wheal, bus
i New " "
$' f.O
1 5 )
50
t'orn
()ata....
o
4 oO
3 50
Clovorseed
Timothy seed
Coal.
Preparud Coal, "j? ton $ 50
Nut " " 4 50
Tea " " 3 10
Bituminous" 5 ui)
Lriim.u.
Rini of Log. 4 4, b 10.10 ft $35 00
" - -5 S, 25 00
.. R-4. " ,...2o O0to40 00
fi-4, " 20 OOto 10 00
Hemlock Frame, ' CO 00
' Hoards. " 20 00
Whitepine worked Flooring , .lo 00
Oermar. Siding .. 3o 00
Panel Doors 2 00 to 3 00
Window Sash, 8x10, "jp window, f5
" ' 9x12. "5
" 10x12, " M
" " 10x14, " 00
Pill!. YDELPItl A ,M I5KI: rs.
PHILAKKLrhlA. Aug. lo, 1372.
Floub In the flour market there is a
firmer feeling, owing to the upward move
ment in wheat, and ti.e home trade are buy
ing more freely. Sales of 12 JO bbls, includ
ing Superfine
Extras
N. W.-Extra Family..
Ohio A Ind. do. do. ..
I'enna. do. do. ..
Fancy Brands
$ IToifl.o -V)
$ otlfrl.t; 25
$7 2.f7 75
$S ($ 00
SS 0fft 8 75
$' 5"fel0 50
Grain' The Wheat market
is firm, at an
advance. -Sales of 1G00 bus. southern red
at SI 7'jal 70; 50J bin. old Now York do al
Si S5 : and new southern white at $1 00
Rye is held at 80e Corn is scarce and firt.i
ty held ; sales of 61, SlMI hus. western mixed
at I'.laiiJa; and 4"0 bus. white at 71c. Ons
are steady ; 2) 10 new at 45a4 jC for while,
and Italic for mixed.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
Mosdat, Aug. 124 P. M.
There was not much demand for Bief Cat
tle to-d iy, and with liberal olferinTS prices
dec.in-d. We quote choice at 7-7e ; fair
10 g od at 5Ji'i;cc and common al 4aoc lh
gross.
(!ows and Calves are dull end nominal at
$25a30 for springers, and S30ai5 for fresh
cow.
Siisep are lower and in good supply.
Sales of fair to prime at Sjaljo 1 b.
lloos are also lower, aud ell at $7 S7Jt
7 5'l for corn-fed
New Lumber Yard.
Patterson. Pa.
BEYER, GUYER & CO.
Have opened a Lumber Yard in th bor
ough of Patterson, and are prepared to fur
nish all kinds of Lumber, such as
Siding, Flaaring, Studding,
Paling, Shingles, Lath, Sash, Sco.,
in large or small quantities, to suit cus
tomers.
ff5t, Persons wanting Lumber by the ear
load can be supplied at reduced rales.
BEYER, GCYEff CO.
George Goshen, Agent.
Pattarson, May 15, 72-tf
grji 5oods, 5roffrtf5, (!Jaasarar(, to.
stmTathe15lwt
First in the Field with our-New Goods' for the
ALL TIIE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON
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TILTESM & ESPEf.SCHADE'S.
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DOLLY VARDEX THE GREAT RAGE
in Woolen and Gotten Materials.
Alexis Cloths, Japanese Stripe,
Tha Popular Goods, iir Xew and Choice Styles.
, Maripose Pekas, Fiinred anl Stripes, . .
The Handsomest and CIieajHjat.
Yosemite Marseilles, Stripes,
In Beautiful Hesins.
BLACKVNI) COLORED SILKS, ALI'ACCAS,
And a host of other things which must he Been to he appreciated.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT,
Of any and everything at prices which defy competition.
Our Shoe Dejmrtmct.
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One of the best in the county, embraeinT all the New and Int Ftles!
for the Spring and Summer Trade,
same exclusively for our trade at
pair warranted
Grocery and Queensware Sopartmcnt.
For our (Jr:)cery and Quopiiswaro Department we hav e se-. jireif
one of the fiaest i..j.ns ia the county in the Old Fellows' HuM.
Just pened one of the largest and best stocks of (ioods ever
brought to the coui.ty, all of which are kindly suhniitt'-d 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.
TIITEX & ESPEXSCIIADII.
May 1, ISTL'-ly
D. W. HAELEY & CO.'S
Is the plane wliSre you can b'i7
rriIi sintl JIm'iijm'-i
MENS' YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS, E03TS, SHOES, A.17D FUSITISnilTS G002S.
WE are prcpred to exhibit one of ihe most choice and plet StocVs e?er otTored in tiii-
market, and at ASTOXISIU.T. r.OTT f'ri V-.'.S '
Alio, i)iea3t:res lakeu for Sult.-i and parts of Suit?, which will he rriade lo ontet'.
at short notice, very rfas.T.able.
Rcmem'iier the pi ice, in the Xcvin B-iilding, tarn doors west of the Keynton -Store,
I! RID l IE STREET, MIFF LIN TOWS, PA. u,y S, l72if
DR. P. C.
PF.AI.ER IN EVERYTHING THAT
The puMie attention is also invited to liis large assortment i"
Perfected Spoctacles.
All persons who are in need of Spectacles vfiT find it to their advatiLu" (
call, as tliev will find the l.irgept stoek in the cuinty to grh ct from. C'OMK
AND HAVE YOL'It EYE-SIGHT UESTORER
NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED OF
MUSICAL IUSTHUME1TTS.
VIOLINS, ACCOIIDEONS ANI II.AK.MONKUN.S ; A Lit) A Sl'LENlMD
ASSOiU'M E.NT OF
TOILET ARTICLES FOR THE LADIES,
iVith an mmensc stock of NOTIONS i'af Something for everybody, J'in
and old. at the
PATTEHSU.Y Dlil'G STORE.
jipftial ilolicrs.
v-4 THE GREAT DISCOVERY.
KunkcFs Bitter W ine of Iron.
For ihe cure of weak stomaeh, general de
bility, indigestion, disease of me nrrvom
syHtra, ciU9iip ition, acidity cf the stomach,
aud all casen requiring a louic.
Ihe wine iurludes the mst agrceahlo and
efficient Sail nf Iron we possess ; Citrate of
Magnetic Oxide, c irnbined with the most en
orgetic of vg. liable ionics Yellow Peruvian
Bark
The effect in many cases of debility. lo'S
of appetite, and general proirati n, of an
efficient s ilt of Irou. eoia'nineJ with onr val
uable Nerve, is most happy. It amnnents
the appe'iie, raises the pulse, takes off mu
cuiar tiabbincss, removes the pallor of de
bility, and gives a florid vior to the Counte
nance. Do you wmt something to strengthen you?
I'o you want a pood appetite?
Do you want to build up your constitution?
Do you want to feel well ?
i'o you want to jet rid of norvouneis ?
Do you want energy;
Do you want to sleep well?
Do you want brisk r.nd vi.'erous feelings ?
If you do, try Kunkel's Wine of Iron.
This truly valuable Tonic has been s thor
oughly tested by all cla-ses of the community
that it is now deemed iadispr nabie as a
Tonic medicine. It cos's but little, purifies
the blood and gives tone to the stomach, reno
vates the system and prolongs life.
I now only ask a trial of this valuable
Tonic.
Price $1 per bottle. E. F. Eunkel, Pole
proprietor, 259 North Ninth street, below
Vine, Philadelphia.
Ask for Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron an 1
take no other. If your Druggist has it aot,
send $1 to my address, and the medicine
with advice free, will come by next express
train. Feb28, 72-0ia
IF YOUVANT NElt
SALEBILLS, POSTERS & BLANKS,
CALL AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
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for Ladies. Minseit and ChilJ.'fn the
prices to suit all pur-h isers. Cvcrv
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RUliiO,
CONSTITUTES FIRST -CLASS
POnnCAL CAMPAIGN
CHANT & WILSON,
GREELEY & BilOWN,
CA.VrAIOX
TRASSPAItEIJGIZS & EAIJNEES,
Vii:h Porrrriit ur nay device fur all pari i.
Silk Cunt in sr, miJ Mn!in Yin f n
ifes on bJi'T or tu i .trJpr. ..'bmce
Lin terns of aU nr. 1 M!rs ; rur Hi,
loon, Fire c , 4'nijaiQ Club
firieJ out nt the List K.ifpa r.t
WM. F. SCHEIBLE'S
CAMPAIGN DEI'OT,
49 &,it'h Tliinl S'l-ee'. I'.'i'aJruu.
rt..-.,, ft,-K f il.Ct'l.AR.
July 10, :S72-m - '
Assisacs's ITotice.
"V'OTlC'v i. hereby irWen that Christopher
l (1. Ee'.jf, f tVn!kr township, Juniala
county. Pa., and Catharine, his w.ft. !...;
ass'gtied all t'oe eirato. real ar.d p';rs,mal. of
uaid Chrisioj.her O En'er, to Saunivl Leo
nard, of Fayette township, p,r,d cotin'y. ia
trust for the benefit of the ereliion ef salt
Christopher G. Engler. All peTaoa, there
fore, indebted to Ihe said thnsiophr O. K.n
g'cr will cake payment to the said Assignee,
and those having claims or demands wi't
make known the sn.e without delay.
SA.Ml'F.L LEONARD.
Assignee of Cliristopher Q. Engler.
June 12, 1872-bt
Caation.
VLL persons are hereby cautioned against
Hitn'tn". Fishing, or in any way tres
passing on the farm occupied by the nnder
ignel. iu Milford township. All persons so
offending will be dealt wiih to the full extent
of tbe law. JOSEPH FINK.
Mat 22, H7?