., . .
t,Zt $teis& Stst.afl.
"TtIXESl.V MORNING. AUG. 2S. ml.
nEXNSl LVANIA R a I LItOA JN AND
Y sfter Sunday, .lime 2, 1872, Pasengfr
trin will leave MiiSio Station as follows:
eastward.
Philadelphia Express.. A. M
t Uue 1 47 A. M.
J'scifie Kxpirss S,OS A. M.
Hrn-bV Accoiumoda'n 1 1,28 A. M
Wail Train 5.30 P. M
Jjotfiouati Express (,3l P. M.
WESTWARD.
Snntliem Express 2.31 A. ?.I
Tlir-xiz':' Pswigor 4.51 A. M.
l'icific Express 5.5? A. M.
Passmiger 9.44 A. 31.
I'jnctrnati liiprws 12 26 P. M.
Mail Train 3.3i P. M
l r Lino 6.2C P. M.
Mixed Train S.00 P. M
stops i"n
JAMES NORTH. Ae'l
ION M iVMCV.
. .
(Jrolcy anJ Jiuck.i!t:w Ftock is 1
cliuing.
Murnixii's' Tools of ilie finest mike
can lie laJ at firm bill 's.
Tub K' j'inr Uroioi'rs have a fail boat
lost thev river.
TiIK jiivenii.- pcrtion of th nnnn
i. j . -i
jU'V ait" Cel.fli"! lan.v I xerciseo ever ill i
Mil. Ja.MKS .Volt ill's new residence in
I'atti rum i to have a M.nsud roof
tli ii ly rmf of the kind in the couuty
(';:ci MiiKn Viki;i I'tMrs f.r s.il.i at
OiinV b.HV llanlwa-e Store.
Til' I i: (irivc, Hi iiiiu, and Hnppy
I'uKo'V iiiijnv ScIik.I orjm.-e Ii.i1.1mij;
a mil. ii t 1 lr .ttion ou S.itu'd ty . Sej;-ui
lei 7.1;, in prove near Jeric'.io .Mill.
V.'iikn Mifiliu . il! have pruwn to be a
ity tbe p pnl.'ir tiiive w ill Je around
l .il Bell's loUtld. It Will ba graiid, !
d.iveof tauda nu.uter miles 3i g ,;,v.: the eiitire oonfi l. nee of the coin-"vt'r-
mjnity. The homo community i the
W'lMx.V & UkT's Win'b A.Vto ClKKH j l,Uw ,"!"" lk" Um cIl!,r:,ltPr of "
TKl SMi- r . exMively wa.Xed that : 'd'V:!vnl or institun'on. The following
,! manual tiy w.uut tbem f.iM t'"'i'l c rm gentlemen who re-
,ii..h :o txipjilv i!k- i,M.ttiA l'..r ml.-; "ii; ,K:lr Acnlemy. and have tbf
at Uniybiir il.-.idr M.,ie, M-K-a. i""':'''' 'Ti"" T ,,f coming tbor
- j iii"ldv ac;uaii'led with it throughout:
'i'ni:: t: h
l'i.!,er, ('
l.iund (li t
l,.loi -i .g to jtn.io j
towibia, 'i-ie 1
r k l.i 'ii.u (n-3 ia a j a- :
Tv.
Ha-.
t'iie
:i tin: ui..-m!t r of t!i 2:ii! '
ie tree had been s'r-tkbv libt- I
c
llin.' d'J! ill
, J ,1 (
'
Ir i a rai Ui.:g : peuk wtll .J Ae i vate enterprise, b-it chartered by ibe
uo,of il,..n,te...ii in. U K. ,r.:Sw.W Mt by hoard o'
, , ... ' i Iiu.-Kms. It I. a a )erHtuaI exii-tence.
.-r ' - '" .i , rhe ril.,(Ml1 j,, ;l pi.!S;.r01 rnndi.i.,,,.
kin ' i ( cli.-ap for ca.-b. C ill at t ,,nJ,.r Hte curu. i' iit an I experienced
iiiv rind we 'or j oiiir, if, at t!ie old r-tand
m Main isiie -f, -Uil ntown.
I
Il jo wxnt a j...-,! Com "run go to ;
i 4.:r..li!J lijid.. ic Slur.-.
.Sj( KtM. or pUliliiig black ba-fl in
tlie ruer is acui talked (. it is not a
si:ij et to t.il about, Imt. it some !
one would st..ck lite ntnam without, talk ;
ir would be m ne SAM.-f.clurv. However. :
I..i il.-tVl. .... A .. .. !
li-h.
t. ,. , 1,. . . ,
lit v. L. M LiNu s Illustrated .Vt
iimi. .leln-. r. d in the .Jrthmiist church
m List Thursday evening, was witnessed
and listnied to wi:h muked attention by :
a laijje audii nee. F.ev. Mr. Sberraid was
.... . . . tiiliiu'liii i in? .eiio 'I nn neii caicuiair-ii
I aw lit ami delivered the cl sing prayer. I . , - ,, ,, . . ,,
P J j to prepare lioys for ( ollege. or to nieet ail
T'lK Il.imiii-town Sunday School in . he wants of a practical education. Har
. j i i , . i , ling two children as day scholar and
t nr. Iiolitiiig tlieir annua! e-h tiration on , . , . , ,
two wa'ds a boanlet 1 nave liail an
rest Saturday, at the mouth of Horn-1 RllUlld tnt opportunity of knowing all
itij's run, I'eiunit-a-h township We about it.'"
ih th m favoialdo weather and a plea . ... .i o i i r .i
, liiK Lutheran unday School of this
"I,M" j place held their annual celebration in
At tins Htasou l the yar cramps and ; Scbweiei's grove, on Thursday last. The
pairs in the etnmach and bow Is, dj sen- 'school assembled at the church in the
ti'iv, liiaiihuM, Ac, are q ait e common ! morning ud about nine o'clock proceed
and should be checked at once ..'.- ! 'd t' ! e grove, where all enjoyed thetn
Km't Anl;,ue L ' ' i said to l.e the -' l1'" "i best they could till twelve, when
b.st article that can be used in all such dinner as announced Three hundred
cares, and should be kept in every family. ,ld ,e" persons surrounded the table and
-- - partook of the gKid thing provided bv
Ai'.Mii ..'.s Ci,Cua mid Mena2erie pass : im( .. n( iM lvi,.I1(,H Aft;r
dih.niigli Patterson, on a social train, ()iim(.r t,l(. .tiaa fil,k, ....j ; ;
.n fimday last in rou e f..,- Wellington c(.t an, t!lR 0,Jerones collected in
' ' stniill groups for social conversation
Another drew, called the Forest City ! AUt f((Ur 0.c,ck aI1 retUrned to
Circus, passed through .Mifflin, westward, ; 0I(ll.r , Hllow,,r ( nu
on yestrrday afternoon. - wl,ic, waS coming un. AlihongI, the
IF ,v i ...... . Mtii . !
ilii.s. j.kw ia ni liriiKIKI.Ii, of Mtlforn !
I .tic i . j
'.-f.w, ll.li, ,L1I IIIIIIIKI UM O. IIIIJL l.l
liMileo-nc rijie Jersey Red Peaches.
l'ersin;s dtshnlM nf nlitainiror neaehea
" !
u do so by calling on Mr. Dorchliel.l, I
r addressing him at Patterson. P. O
"is piin-s are modente, and he delivers I
,!"' l'uit a' 'be door, if so desired He
tin;a:es his crop at oU0 busheli. ;
r,,.. t TV"m'l .i '
1 llh Irfst I oduer Cutlers lit 1 tie mar :
kc!f.ir.,l " i-i: ii v.
m tor sale at Waybill s Hariivv.iie tore. .
. . ;
Jottx Etka is Rg iiu on tlni move. j
ILis titi.e he makes a raid n dusty and ;
Jirty g';iss f u !id, pomdtin. g""w !
f'Jiuiture, etc. lie is agent for Juniata .
cunty with tbe exception of the bor-1
oitph of Perry ville for the said of !
I rnsser s Sapolican, w hich will remove
grease nn d dirt from the articles enumer-'
atcd. Try it For sale wholesale and j
Mail. Price 25 cts. per box.
, , j
A Union Celebraliou wai held on Sat I
urday IaBIf ; a pr0VP ahout three and a
balf miVs southwest of Perrysville, by
'he following Sunday Schools : .Mount
"ope, Church Hill, Freed om. Perrysville
Ltitheran and Perrysville Presbyterian.
About eight hundred persons, wc are
told, were orf the trronnd. An address
was delivered by Rev. D M. Blackwel
der, of Mifflintown. The weather was
delightful, and everything passed off
rbaeautly.
Central Tart Menagerie.
From lie Titusvrle, l'a., Derail, July 23.
Yeatwda the Grand Circus and Me
nagerie gave two exhibitions in Plrasaut-
villc. and onr rejmrter visiu-d ibe show
in the afternoon As you enter lh first
ii.'i.oi, wbich is the menagerie depart
metit, there is cleanliness on every hand,
i be an.imals all in plendid condition,
and everything wears an air of attraction
lion which rivets the visitor to the locality
and the tights to be seen are instructive
and wonderful. One of tbe great at
tractions in the department is the African
eland, arouud which the crowd gather
and gut's with unremitting attention,
ns it U the only animal of it kind ever
exhibited in this country. Tbe enriou
and beautiful sttble antelope, the gnu or
horned hre, tlic red stag of India, the
wonderful bbick tiger, the three, horned
hull, two magnificient lteng.il tiger, the
Auieaican lion, and any number ofYare
xpeeies of animals which in ike, up one of
ibe out iuteresting menageries it was
ever our goix fortune tn sec collected to
gether. The graiui bippozomu lie caval
cade at the commencement. H something
new, novel and beautiful, the beautiful
and dafliiu buly bareback -ri !er i rq nil
to any America ha yet produced ; and
the Inxjaow troupe of Indian, illustrst-
ing lite in tlie wilderness.'' i:i their dif-
If . c .1...: -...l
innii wir vi timing u i iu reeues oi ilie
savage, all Combine to make the enter
I taiiiiaeut uuuswaily pleasing and satis-
factory.
Tbe coinpuiy have with them one
hundred aud dirty burses, and about two
iiuudisd men The men are boarded
and lodged in tents H jinn the ground, and
I better boarding hoine no one can ugk
tor, Ibey will ui-iVe their grand eiitree
in tlii town about nine o'cloik in the
morning.
Tt'SCAnoUA Acakk.MY baa become
one of tbe pertnnueut institutions of
b arnitig in IViiii Ivauia. Meesrg. Stone
V JMli..riin. tl.o i.r.-.ent iMmwlwiit.
j j vt.fl).tt, Academic writef
0,,,1.t.1 .jjin, ;; .
'Tu.-'rarora Academv h i bi-en long
id fa vi
oi.ivlv known ns a nit cia.-
School. It i.- locatid i'l a mO!iul.iinou.s
.i i i.i. i i
r liim-mi mi i c.iiiu nun lit amy i
fcenerv. Tiii I u-lilu' im it not n pri
I'rofenr. whom I cordially recommend
j M !! who may defile a thorough educa-
Moll
;ot Joseph Tomerm-, of Acidemia,
write f it h. follows :
Tl.e fact- tint Tuscaror.1 Academy
ha been ihi.ty-six years in operation, j
i anil irso e Until lliree !tin,-a!il vouiiir I
men have received their educati here,
tell forcibly it smcess. The surround
'"g itiunces are decidedly moral.
UlW8 St""" I'a'terson have the
, entire coutidence f tbe comtnui.ity, being
; earnest ed'icator. with the prestige of
i many years ex perienc". Iam duly sat
,.... . . ,
: ished that the school is now as well con
, (Juptel a(1 j.,.,.,,,,,,1 v discipli.e d as at
; any time in it Km? continued successful
history. To parent or guardian hav
'"R
ing children to edieate, I heartily roc
.1 .I.M'.l.. I... II 1 1 ...1
weather was very watm throughout the
c .
dav, vet all eiijoved themselves and fell
flljl,
I better for having had a day's iccreation
I in the wood
Farm FB Salb C. G. Sir Iley will
,iff,.r at public sale, on the premises, at
Jfj o'clock A M , on Saturday. Scptem-
her 2&f S72, his farm, situate in Uela-
ware towncbtp. .Juniata comity, conlniis-
ing 1 IS acres, all cleared except ti;hl
, ,' . .
acres, and in a good state, of cultivation,
B
having thereon erected a two story Dwel
linjr House, large new Rank B.uu, Coin
I!. .use, good Spring House, with uerei-
failieg Well, aui nil other necessary out
hudoings. also" a limestone quarry and
kiln. Also, a tract of Woodlaud situate
..li.nit one mile from the farm, containing
7 acres, being well set with chestnut
timber. See handbills.
Fair. The Juniata County Agricul
f 5..t.,ttv will lw.1.1 I Kir unnllul nir
111 1 1 1 'V. 1 1. 11 " ,1. U'..-. . " w..... ... - w...
on October 'Jib, 10th and 1 1th, 1872.
G. M. Graham,
Cor. Stci'y.
House furnishing Hardware of all kinds
aud improved styles at Graybill'a.
Great barm and dissnmfort is caused
by the use of purgatives which gripe and
rack the system. Parson' t Purgative
Pills are free from all impure matter, and
are mild and health-giving iu their operation.
Notts frxa, Kaighbsring Counties. '
Mjfflim County. The Gaii-it'. say.
Henry's barn in Brown Iwp , was struck
by lightning Iat week during a ftorm
dam iging it lightly ; some men who had
sought sheJter in it were kuocked down
by the shock.
Tbe lightning struck tbe telegraph
wires near Granville station on Wednes
day afternoon, portions descending down
about twenty posts, splintering some.
pliiting other, and injaring some of the
arms The bands at work on the road
in tbe cut a little east of the station, say
they all fell like receiving a blow on the
head.
During the thunderstorm on Monday
afternoon, the dwelling house on East
Market street, owned and occupied by
Mrs. Culhertsnn and her son was rtrnck
by lightning, tbe fluid descending tbe
chimney of the back building, scattering
the soot and a strong smell of sulphur in
all directions Mrs. (libbs, a colored
woman who was washing for the family
was knocked down and somewhat stun
tied. This is tbe first iustance of a bouse
being struck in town for several years.
It was a vivid llah and of great power.
strongly alT.-cting Joseph Sigler of De
catur, who at the time was standing on
tbe pavement in front of the Gazette
office more than two squares distant,
and al-o shocked a number of other pel -
ons. 'ro our view it seemed to descend
at an angle from the cloud just beyond
the Town Hal!, which accounts for its
influence in .Mr S.
John Ilothrocit, of I'erby township,
has been at work i i a steam saw mill at
Kennva, for some limn- A few days ago
lie bad an arm so terribly Ulcerated
that amputation becamn necessary.
I'krbv County. Tbe County Com
missioner are putting np an iron bridge
across the creek at Newport. Cost, SI,
500 U. P. 15eaIor' stable, in New
port, was destroyed by fire la-t week
Loss about if 400. The cause, of tbe fire
is not known ...... Henry Beutzel, of
ISIoomfield. narrowly escaped being run
over by the car at Newport. The en
gine struck the niaro that be was riding,
and kuocked her off the track. The ani
mal was hurt, but not bad enough to pie
vent her from being led home .... Hon
Joseph C. IJucher. of Union county, pre
sided in the courts last week He will
preside in the courts of Juniata county
hi September The 1'itenuin s.ivs
llailraiift is good lor a solid Republican
vole. .. .Apple trees a hundred years old.
ia Cen' re township, are full nf fruit.
.
PUKE NATIVK CALIFORNIA
PORT ANI) SHERRY '.VINE, for
Medical Use and tuitable for Communion
purpose, for sale at the
PATTERSON DRUG STORE.
GOLD AND SILVER
At the Patterson Drui; Store,
Come aud have your eye-sight re
stored 3Etiil t
CODER REE3 On the l!0ih inst., iy
I'.eT. D. M. KlackwcMer Mi T. R. Coder
ami Mr. Marin ttces. both of Patterson.
Died:
MEMINGEll At t!i reiiJenoe of her on.
ti. H. Mcminger, in Spruce Hill t iwnship,
tliis county, .Mrs. Stisan Mctninger, aged T'J
years, il months and "Z'2 days.
Perry county papers please copy.
XOTESTIN12 '.In the 'ltl inl., in Pat
ters jd, James Notes! itie, ton of Mr. Dauiel
Xolestine, aged about 22 years.
IlACKEXilEitijKP. On the 27lh inst., in
IVutersiii, Lilly May, daughter of John and
aruh llackentierger, aged 1 yoar aud tl days.
WILSOX Suddenly, at Ai-y View, on Sat
arliy, August 17, 1S7-, at the age of 18,
J iinia, second daughter of David ami Jane
M il -on
Though singularly centic, iniselfiih aud
atriulile ihl oilU ad her lifs, the J-.-c-a-ed had
long filt the necessity of iru.ttng in the .Sa
vior ; aud. having openly professed her de
votion to Hi in, she died iu the triumph of
faith.
S"fity, peacefully, lay her to rest.
Place the turf lignily on her young breast ;
Gently, solemnly, beu 1 o'er tbe bed
Where ye have pdlnwed tints early her head
Plant a young willow close by her g-nve ;
Let its lung branches soo:h!ng'y wave:
Twine a sweet rost-troe over lliu tomb ;
Sprinkle fresh buds there beiuty ad bloom.
Lay Ibe sod lightly over her breast ;
Calm be her slumbers, peaceful her rest !
Ceiutiful, lovely, she was but given.
A fair bud to earth, to blossom in heaven "
COM
Nc.v Lumber Yard.
I'alterwon Iu.
BEYER, CiUYEK &CO.
Have opened a Lumber Yard ia the bor
ough of Patterson, and are prepared to fur
nish all kinds of Lumber, such as
Siding, ricirisj, Studding,
Paling, Shinglss, Lath, SasH, c,
in large or small quautitics, to suit rus
totners.
J5u Perrons wanting Lumber by the car
load can be supplied at reduced rates.
BEY E It, OUTER A CO.
Genrpe Gosben, Agent.
Paltarson, May 15. '72-tf
Caution.
LL perrons are hereby cautioned against
S- Hunting. Fishing, or in any way trea
passing on the farm occupied by Ibe under
signed, in Milford township All persons sow
offeuding will be dealt with to tbe full extent
of the law. JOSEPH FUNK.
CATJTIOIT.
ALL persons are hereby cautioned against
trespassing by hunting, or in any other
way, on the farm oa which I reside in Fer
managh township. All persons offending
willie dealt with tt tba full xtut of the
law. VTILSOV ROBISON.
IIIFFLINTOWN & PATTERSON MARKET
P1UCES OF BOAUliOK COMMERCE.' ;
lleporied weekly for lbs Juniata SkntIxel
by tbe Hoard of Commerce of Mifilio and Tat-terson.
Butter "j? lb ........
Eggs. V dot
Lard, "J lb
Country Soap......
Beenwax ......
Tallow .'.
Rags
Wool, washed
Dried .1 pples
Peaches, pared
" Peaches, un pared
" Cherries, pitted - -
" Blackberries
' Raspberries
Country liams
Sides and Shoulders
Potatoes, bus
Onions "
Oround Alm Salt, sack.....
Railroad Ties
Locust Pons, mortising '
" " for board fenoe.. .
... 18
... 18
8
... 8
... 25
... 8
... 3
... B0
... 10
... 20
... 15
... 20
. 10
... 16
. 12
... 7
40
CO
2 25
60
82
15
SIIELLEV ft STAMBAUGH'S PRICES CUR-
KENT. Corrected Weekly.
Ceystal Palace, MitBintown,
.ace, MilBiniown,
Aug. 28, 1872. (
Prime Roll Ft utter, per lb 18
F.et", per dozen 18
Lard, per lb 09
Tallow, per tb (18
Dried Apple", per lb 00
Onion 65
Itacon. Sides smoked, per lb 00
Shoulder, smoked, 09
Hams, " " 13
Washed Wool 60
D. K. SCLOUFF'3 PRICES CURRENT.
Reported Weekly.
GiCais.
Old Wheat, j bus $' 50
New " - 1 an
Corn 65
Oats : 35
Cloverseed.. 4 50
Timothy seed 2 50
Coal.
Prepared Cral, V ton . $5 RO
Xut " " 4 50
Pea ' " 3 10
Bituminous" " 5 00
LUMBKB.
Run of Lng, 4 4, jj) 1000 ft $3. 00
5-8. " 25 00
" 8-4, " .....' OOtotu 0(1
" 6-4, " 2500io40 00
Hemlock Frania, " 2010
Boards, " 2000
Whitepiue worked Flooring...- 35 00
German Siding 35 0')
Panel Doors 2 00 to S 00
Window Sash, 8x10, "r( window- 05
' ' 51x12. " 75
" 10x12. " 80
" " luxll, 'JO
1'lltLADEl.PlIIA .MAUKl: I S.
Puilahki pma, Aug. 27. 1872.
Fi.oiTtt the market is Tory dull. Sales
of 1-jlW barrels, including
Superfine ....... $1 75(7;' 5 50
Extras $5 5',f;fl 25
N. W. Extra Family S7 25(uj7 75
Ohio Ind. do. do $8 i'-fo.l HO
I'etina. do. do $8 (r-(a,$ 75
Fancy brands... S'lS lUoO
CiiiAix Poor wheat attracts but little at
tention, out prime grades are in dem an 1 at
full prices, ales of 70":l bus. western red
at ?1 .Vint 55 anf amber ar 1 Hthil tjj live
is hell at 8J?, Corn more slowly. Kales
of oi-OO bus yellow a' ilo and mixed westori
at WV. Oats are uiic'iiangi.'il. Sales of 4IXW
bus wLiie at 4i'ial8j and inix vJ at 1H4 jo.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
Moniiat, Aug. 204 P. M.
The C ittie tn:i.pt was Tcry dull this week
ind prices favor buyers. About 40 head
sold ut 7-7io for extra IVnn and wesiern
sicers, t'at'iqO for lair to good do and 3a5c
Hi. pros, tor cotnaion.
Cows and C-.lvjs were oaiet. Sales of 251)
head at 2i'a45.
'KV" 1'IHCES
DRY GOODS,
ti 11 OCKIUKSs
QUEENSWARE,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HxVTS AND CAPS,
WOOD & WILLOW WAKE
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, &C, &C.
If you want to see an entire new
stock of Goods at Low Prices, call at
the
NEW CRYSTAL PALACE BCMN&.
MIFFLLHTOWN, PA.
SHELLEY is STAMBAUUII.
Xov. 20, 1871.
D. K. SULOUFF & CO.,
(Successors to D. P. SuloutT,)
DEALEES IN
Grain, Lumber.Coal,
CALCINED PLASTER, CEMENT, J.
The Highest Cash Prices Paid
for all kinds of Grain.
Lumber. Coal, &c. Sold at the
Lowest Prices.
Having boats of our own we can freight
Grain, Lumber, Coal, ice., cheaper than any
other parties. We therefore defy competi
tion. JisgTYoo can make moncr by calling on us
before selling or buying elsewhere.
Gram will be brckived is sfoaa to bi
SOLD BT TBE 1st Or JtJSE, 1871.
P. S. Our grain is not derated on men's
backs.
. Mifflintown, April 20, 1372.
gry &oo(b, rorrrirs, (fjnfrflsw rr, &t.
STILL H THEFSONT!
First in the Field with our New Goods for the
ALL THE NOVELTIES OF TilE SEASOX
TILTEN & ESPENSCHADE'S.
0
DOLLY VARDEN THE GREAT RAGE
in Woolen and Cotten Materials.
Alexis Cloths, Japanese Stripe,
The Popular Goods, in Xew 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 otber things which must be seen to be appreciated.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT,
Of any aud everything at prices which defy competition.
Oai: Shoe Begatmetj
One of the best in the county, embracing all tbe New and Rest Styles
fur flift Snrinfr and Sumnior TrAflt- fur luarliia. Mitc nnl I'liiMn.n tl
W!
same exclusively fur eur trade at
pair warranted
Grocery and (Jheensware Department.
For our Grocery and Queensware Department wc have secured
one of the finest roams iu the county iu the Odd Fellows' Hall.
Just opened one of the largest and best sUcks of Goods ever
brought to the county, all f wh cli are kindly submitted to the inspt-ctiou of all
our numerous friends and customers. For quality and prices we defy competition
T7 SOLICIT A FULL SHARE OF POLIO PATRONAGE.
TILT EX & ESPEXSCIIADR
Msy 1. 1872-ly
D. W. HARLEY & CO S
Is ibe place wliere you cin buy
IIlO lost siikI tlio Cliotiio:st
3
MENS' YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING.
2IAT3, CAPS, BOOTS, SH033, AND FUUNISHIl-TS GOODS.
C are prepared to exhibit one of th mw choice and select Stocks ever offered in tbis
market, aud at ASTOXSl.YU LOW MICKS!
Also, measures taken for Suits and parts of Suits, which will he nnde to order,
at slioi-t notice, very reasonablo.
Remember the pl.iee, in the Nevin I?iiMing. two doors west of the Keystone
Store. liRIDOE STREET. MIFFLINTOWN, PA. may 8, lS72-tf
DR. P. C. RU.VDIO
PATTEHSOX, XV..
DEALER IN EVERYTHING THAT CONSTITUTES i FIRST-CLASS
The public attention is also invited to his large assortment of
Perfected Spectacles.
All persons who are in need of Spectacles will Ctul it to their advantage to
call, as they will find tht largest stuck in the comity to select from. C'OJIE
AXD II AVE YiU'R KYE-sKillT KKSTORKD.
NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
VIOLINS, ACt'OKDEOXS AXI II AR MON M ONd ; ALSO A SPLENDID
ASSORTMENT OF
TOILET ARTICLES FOR THE LADIES,
With an mmense stuck cf NOTIONS t&F Somi-thiiig for everybody, young
aud old. at the
PATTE1WOX DRUG STORE.
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
of u-r.
GRANT & WILS0N
AiN GREELEY & BROWN,
VZmI ca.v'ajgx
CAPS,
Capos & Torches,
TRANSPARENCIES & BANNERS,
Wiib Portraits or any device for all parties.
Siltt Hunting, and Muslin Flags of all
sizes on band or niida 'o order. Chinese
Lanterns of all siz-s and et les ; Taper Bal
loons. Fire Woiks .vc , &c. Cnipaigii Clubs
fitie I out al be Lo"t Kte at
WM. F. SCHEISLE'S
C MI'AION UEI'tU'.
49 South Third Streef. PhtfadefjAia
SENO FOB CIBCDLAB.
July 10. 1872-3 ur
PreaicntialCuipaip.
Caps, Capes & Torches.
Ser.d for 1 1. li str te Cib
cniR and Pmrr List.
UNNINGIIAM & HILL.
Ao. 201 Chnreh Street,
l'HiniiKi.rniA
May 31. 72-4ra
CATJTI0..
ALL persons are hereby cau'ioned against
picking berries on ihe premises of the
undersigned, in Fer nanrh township, from
FKIbAY vveninit until TUESDAY . ening
of each week. Every person violating this
notice will be dealt with according io law
EMANUEL MOVER.
July 24, 1872-tf
A Large asaortment of Queensware. China
ware. Glassware. Crockerywaie, Cedar
ware, ic, for sale cheap by ,
TILTEK 4 ESPENSCHADE'S.
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prices to suit all purchasers. .Every
JUiNIATA VALLEY BANK
OF
M I FFLI NTO WX, PENK 'A.
JOSEPH rOMKHOY, President.
T. VAN IKV1N, fashiei.
IllBEt'TOBS.
I Joseph Pomeroy, '.John J. Fallerson,
; Jerome N. Thompson, 'George Jacobs,
John Culsbach.
Loan money, receive deposits, pay interest
nn time deposit, buy and sell coin and TJnl
ted States Uonds, cash coupons and checks.
Keinit ntoner tuany part of ibe L'nited State
and also to England, Scotland, Ireland and
Germany. Sell Bevenne Stamps.
In sums of $'-'0 at 2 per cent, discount.
In sums of $.100 at 2 per cent, discount.
In sums of $1000 at i per cent, discount.
GREAT REDUCTION $m
IN THk
PRICES OF TEETH!
Full Upper or Lower Sets as Low as $5.00.
No teeth allowed to leave tbe office unless
the patient is satisfied.
Teeib lemodeled and repaired.
Teeth filled lo latt for lifj.
Tootliachc eioppi-d ia five minutes wilbem
extracting the tooth.
Dental work done for persons without them
leaving their homes, if desired.
Electricity used in be extinction of teeth,
rendei ing it almost a painless operation, (no
extra charge) at the Dental Office of G. L.
Derr, established in MilBiniown in 1660.
G. L. DERR,
Jan 21. 1872-ly Practical Dentist.
IF VOL WANT NEAT
SALEBILLS, POSTERS & BLANKS.
CALL AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
finr girfvfrti5fmfBtit.
WUMCOLM FOR IOONi LADIES,
l'habtrsboVe;t Pa.,
With ample Grounds anil gBi Buildinrs.
so 6ued up as to be bonieliLe and atlralivft,
and well equipped far Ibarough C'luovioaal
work, will open Ibe Tirst Term of the Aoa
demie year September 4th, I $72. For Cir
culars, apply lo Rer. C. R. LAKE.
aug7-lra
A 111 TIEW iCiDEST, I'errynilte Station.
' J.1 I'a.K.lt.- (Vr SI ale J- female PuptU.)
Lnnjr ecltilisbed, tborojgh, suoaessful ; loca
tion btaltbful and accessible; comtounitv
I social, moral and religious ; buildings largn
and costiy ;' a full corps of able toacL-er.
niountaiu air, yum water, safe bathing, fins
skating; emphatically a home tchtnl. Who!
j expense, for board. Tuition, i'.ouin, Fuel and
j Wishing, tor 'M weeks), Icjj than ttvo Inn
tlrii Uull'trt. Winter seiaiou begins 8i'pt. 3.
Send for Circulars. WILSON & PATTER
SON'. Perl lUyul. Juniiti C .. Pa.
PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES, MINISTERS
; SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MEN,
; TLSTI1 I TO THE .K ANT ADTaSiTAQES Or
' Tuscarora Academy,
j 1C19EHI1, 115 1 IT J CO., PI.
Send for a Circular and TestitnouiaU.
D.D.STOscA.M.,rh.I. J.J.P.TriKso!.A'..;.
StenlienTille, Female Seminary;
Tbis widely-known Scbool affords thorough
Christinn edueitlion, at a cost of little more
than fci.a week i one fourth off for clergymen.
Tbe 87tb sees en (') weeks) opens Sept. If.
Ttie address of all f ormer pupils is requested
A grand re-union at the close of tbe rout
yrar. Semi f.gr paiticrcirs to Rev. CIIAS.
C BEATTY. I l . LL. D.. Sr.pt., or Iter.
A. M. F.i-UD, Pb. !., Principal.
B9KDE1T0U 1 (5. J.) FE91LE COLLECE
TuoroiiKb instruutina. Ileaiiiitut au.l
beautirul iscaticn. tin: of I lie mist careful
ly conducted and best stutninel irsliiut:i:t
in the Stto. Fur termi. etc., address Rev.
JOH.N II. BRAKELEY. l'b.l).
glGtllILL MILITARY SCHOOL,
.Merchuntvifle, X. J.,
Four mile from Philadelpbi.i,
(fornierly located at Princeton, N'. J
f.ev. S. N. HOWELL, A M., Principal.
Forty-faurtb Ann tal Term begins Sopl. 101b
Send fur Circular.
Fire Insurance.
The Mutual Plan gtinrautcrs to the mutu
ally insured tbe grmtcst security for the?
least possible c-)st. Tbe preriiuiu notes arc
tbe capital. On this uo dmdrnus ure paid
to the Mnrkhobfers, but il i ?ini ly aaseKsed
to pay deficiencies arising afer the pnymeiii
oi n i exponjes. wnmn in me u'ii.i. .m-
M INSUItA.NCK COMPANY, during the
I total 121 years of iis exislcn;?, hare arer
' aged but 0 per centum upon the prfmitim
i note, being lower than the rute? paid in ibe
best solrent stck companies during the sani"
period vt lime. In insuring at stock ratei",
the iti"urei must pronounce to hirnelf ibat
be pays every year enongb 1st. To form an
accumulated funi' for emergencies ; 1M. To
pay large divid D.U to tbe Capital inve.-ted ia
ibe Company ; S I. Runs 'be tUli of a ' Cbi
cngo fire" coming and wiping his C'opmiT
out of eitstence In a Mutual Company be
Seeps own reserve in hand until needed, and
pays uo dividend to capitalists. The ihutu
p.liv iistfe'l. t.einrj thm;.lYe- tbe cnpitalints.
i louk afier ibe tnstneSL., it character an 1 il.
nzenls in all places, thus protecting each
otber. For In--iirncei or Agencies, address
J. F. FRUEAI KF. SrerCary.
Columbia, Lancaster County, l'a.
Agents Wanteo for Chambrrlin's Crrat
Cimp.-len Boek, tn:
STRUGGLE OF '72;
A Xorelty in Political and Popular Literature.
A Gs.in?c Hislory of the Itcjuiblicxn and
Democratic I'jrties : 1 roy sketch of the so
ralled Libernl Ueaiblte"ti I'nrty ; an -vieis
of the Cincinuriti t'onventioa. The mi
nor tickets or tuie I'i'.tr of the campaign.
The finest Illustrated Uo-k I'tibl'ii-bed. A
Itook wanted by every Aauiifji citizen. To
secure territory at once, srud $1 for outfit.
UNION PUBLISHING TO., rnicago, 111.,
Phila , Pa., or Springfield, fass.
CAlPAIGNG00DS FOR'" 1372.
Apent wanid fr our t?HHip lign i'.0'i-. Sell
at Sight. Pay 100 per cent. proSt- Nw
istlieutne. freiid. nt- once lur 1'e-criptive
Circul irs and Price Jits of our Fine Slerl
Engravings of all the fandiditte. Cauipii.'ii
Biographies, Charts, holographs, 15ndge.
Pins, Flairs, .nd evirytbing suiti'd io be
times. Ten Dollars per day easily made.
Full samples seut for J. A l lr-'s Mu;r.t i
Gouispeei. "7 Park Kow, Xew York.
CAMPAIGN
BADGES?
Tliiriy new mnl beautiful
: lpiifn, (i'f 'ri";t I i.-f .r
T.t .IIH HARDS .,
ITrs, 47 .Murray St 1.
Tbe fhrmUtry f Diflne Pranitlcnro
has i.evrr prouitu-d a 111111..1 il w er which
C0:nbit)fs in Mich pertttion tho bu ilities of
ami. bilious tonic an-! caiii artic mcdioin?, ns
that of the Sif :er ; aJ T"tiBr's Er
i'EnxECENT Seltzkk Ai'EItirxf is the artiti
cinl eriuivaleiit of that great natural reaicdy.
SOLD Hi ALL DKtTGGI J TS.
For any cae or lilin I. P.leed
ini. ltehiii or Ulcerated
Piles that Dc Uixii's Pii.s
ft em edt fails tocure. It is preuarcd fsrres'-
ly to cure the Pile, an 1 n-nbin i-Ue. Sold
by all Druggi-ts. Pritc, 5!-"".
. BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE.
iTtlie en "ni' and h--i ariit'lo in ineinir
ket for Blneln? ( lollies. The g-niiine h-,i
boih IUnow s ..ud " niberjir's nnuie on l:rs
label, and is .put up ut Wilibtrer's lX
Store, Xo. 'J-i i .North S-wn l St.. I'liii .;i .1.
phia. D. S. WILfEElWKIt. lVvpr;sar.
For sale by Driipgiats and Grocers.
KEEP IT HISUY.Tne ?Teib!c" rlinity
.ii, die ine. tor i lie prutnpt cure or CLo'era.
Diarrhtei, Cho'eri lufatvui:, DysnierT.
Cramps. Summer Complaint, .to', .Nrdo'li ,'
Compound Syrup of l!!aeklieri-y Riot and
Rhubarb, and old irl well-trie 1 re'n.-ly. en
tirely vegetable, pleasant to t. ke. jt!ick an t
certain in rff jcl; can be depended oa in ih.
most urgint ca--c.s ; may ba. given to ilia
youngest infnut as well as lo the aged. It i
reanily taken by children. Keep it in ibe
house, and une in linj'e. Sold by Druj'isls.
IIASSF.LL 11!'.!), 2!Ky MarkU fctreat,
Philadelphia. 1 ry il.
AGENTS WANTED. Agents make more
nionry at work for us than at anything
else, lln.siness light and permanent. I'ar
liculars free G. Stinix & Co , Fine Ait
Publinh -i-t. Portland. Mien.
BEST CltiAKS IN TOWN
AT
Ilollobnt'gh's Saloon.
Two for 5 cents. Also. Ilia Fre-Lut Lager,
the Largest (lysters, th Sweetest Cider, the
FineBt Domestia Wines, and, ia soort, anj
thiog you may wish io Ihe
EATING OR DRINKING LINE,
at Ihe most reasonable prices. He las also
refitted bis
BILLIARD HALL,
so that il will now compare favorably wiih
any Hall in lh interior of the Slats.
Jnae 1. 1870-ly
aVBuy your Hardware at Graybill'f.
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