.TUESDAY MORKISfl. NVJ7, 1872.
,iFSNVLVASlA RAILROAD. ON AND
P Sunday. Oct. 27. 1872. Passengtr
- will leave Mifflin Station as follow :
K.UTWABO.
i,e. r.
Um-- o
.il Tram
Ci.cinaii Ex, ress
i ..mirr li.ium'.nu ..- - - - - ... -
6:28 P. M.
8:41 1. M.
WLfTWARD.
riti.burg Express 1: A. M
;:ill,ia...i K.pr, 1: jo A. M
roa"
Ikrourl) I'aseenger
PKili Exp-4-
,y Passenger .
H.il Train -
Ffl Lin
Hiied Train
t.) A. M.
6:39 A. M.
9:U A. M.
3:38 P. M.
P. M
f :00 P. M.
"TsTeps when signaled.
JAMES NORTH, Ag't
TOWS ASU COUMTRV.
Chrwlma O'flie ou Wednesday thin
7-
kT Friday morning Uarriaburg had
, 9,000 6r
All kind of Niueape Cuttere and
c'tufivrs, cheap. t Francisco. Hardware
Store.
Hra Sale. John Hawk, ot
j'stlereon, iffi'rg Li l'u?e be1 f"r
JoubtIe he will fnnn find a purchaser.
PAnrKviEK- Tmi.s of all kinds at
TiisteV Wholesale and IJetail Hardware
Store, Crystal I'alace l?uildig.
Thb SbxriKH. Office in tlie place at
which to Lave your job woik done Good
Job Pre" and an aestirmeut of new
JP-
Country nvicUttts. we will sl! you
Coal Oil at Pittsburgh price
Fiuncikoi: I1aiv!ie Co.
Nuthio will save your horse from
taking the efiirooiic. The bfc-t remedy
when be irets ir. is to lake good care ol
bim, and keep liim from all eipnsure.
StoVKS of all aVscriptions at tlie low
fit price at I'aiste's Hardware Store.
Crystal Palace ltuilding.
Tho.'K afflcted with Pains and Aches
.LmiUtry KUNKEL'S PAIS SLAY
KR. a valuable remedy. For sale at
Kaukt & Hamlin's Drug S ore, Mifllin
ton. BrtT Coun'r Ki f.r 75c per pound
t the Wholesale and lietail laih.-r
8tireof the Frai ci-cus II ant a are Coin
jany. dealers in all kiods of Lenthef and
fhoe Finding
Thk Lutheran Sunday School of this
place will opeu curing the winter season
at 15 niiuufs past o'ihck A. M. The
church nrvices will commence at l.r
tniiiutes ti 1 1 o'clock A
imr si abon
M. duriug the !
" " e. a- .
Meat Cutters and ."ausae Stuffers for j
a. Vat I'ai.ies ho!i sale and Retail .
Hardware Store, Cryftal Palace Building
Mirtmx Stinkk and Charley Phil
Itpt visited ilM-.Mlhirket" last week to
shoot deer They eurceeoded in shoot
li:g cue. Charley served a portion of it
to his frieuds on i-'atuiday eveuing at his
SabioR
40. 50, 60, and 7? lb Lard Cans very
Inw.at Fiaurishiia' Hardware Store.
The earn iii of the mails are serions-
lr interfered wilh in this ceui.ty by the
Lars disease. It is now carri.-d between j
tbii point and Seliungrove by men afoot.
Ths brse of the mail line are all un
able to travel, one or two having died iu
tlie barues
Corn Shklikks and Fodder Cutters
fur sale at Paiste' Hardware Store.
AttrntI ! is aoked to the advertise
rut of Joseph Uothrock, Executor id
the estate of R. C. Gallaher, dee'd , iu
to dy 's paper, ffering at public sale, ou
Dec 14tb, a valuable farm ill B-ale twp.,
alto bank stock, bridge, stock, &c.
8adI'L.R8 will save money by send
ing their ordeis to Franciscus', Mifflin
town, I 'a
Collar Bosr Brokbs A man
turned ."harp, fiom Thompsontown, while
in the discharge of hi duties as a rail
road hand in the shifting yard iu Patter
son, D Saturday, had his left collar bone
broken by a telegraph pde falling on
him Dr. Banks w as summoned and ad
justed the fiacture.
Iron, Nails. &c . for sale at the lowest
prices at the Crystal Palace Hard v. are
Store.
Tnc first aoow of the season fell in
tbi valley on Friday afternoon. In the
vtuine Youne America of the town
ere all aglow over the pnvpect of "first
te rabbit bunting'' on Saturday morn
ing. The wind rose during the night,
and thas wwe the bright anticipation of
the boy hiown away. A new leasa of
life to many rabbit.
Large, lot of Coru heller at Frau
ciscos' Hardware Sioro
0 Friday last the engine of a freight
train ran into the rear end f another
freight train while going down grade be
tween Lewistown and McVeytnwn. The
engine, tender, and one or two car were
o badly demolished as to be considered
heyond repair. The hindmost ear on the
tia that was run into was also consid
erably broken. The engineer and fire
an escaped by jumping off.
Tut only Stove Pipa Elbow by which
Jaw can have direct draft, is for ale
4Wf at the Ware-rooms of tb
Tnmrimt Haldwn Company.
Who can comprehend the unseen pow -
ens or g-nci. a at work in this world.
For exami.'le. see the horses nf an rmlro
. - . .
continent at one time almost afllicted
with disease, the oiigin and cause of
winch no man knoweth. Scientific men
are as much perph xed as any other class
Paints, Oils, and Varnishes at the
Crystal Palace Hardware Store.
Would it not he well to change tha
organic law so as to do away wilh the
present system of County Commissioners
and provide for a board of Supervisors,
to Ite composed of one man from each
township and borough, and to this hoard
entrust the management of codfity affairs
t J i. . .a.
a uumoer or stales nave this system in
operation
Wash Boilers aiid Tea Kettle of every
size, at c raucMcus .
TllRtE valuable tract of land, con
taining respectively 97, 360, and C59
acres are offered lor sale on easy terms.
or exchange for Pennsylvania property.
The tract of 97 acres is located in Illi
nois, and the other two tracts iu Inaiana.
For particulars address
L B. W. Shkyock,
Academia, Juniata Co , Pa.
Lkathbr of all kinds constantly kept
on hand at Paiste'a Hardware Store.
KUNKEL'S HITTER WISE OF
I HON has reached an enviable position
among medicine as a cure fur Liver Com
plaint, Dyspepsia and all diseases arising
from a disordered liver or stomach. It
costs but little, purifies tlie blood and
give tone to the stomach, reuovates the
syFtem and prolong life Try this val
uable Tonic. For sale at Banks ii Ham
lin's Drug Store, MifHintown, Pa.
ALL kinds of Lamps aud Lumpware,
Chimneys, Burners, ice, we will sell to
country merchants at city jobbers prices
Fkaxciscis Hardware Co.
Foot Crush ti On last Saturday
JacobaWebster iu attempting to get onto
an engine that was iu motion in the
shifting yard in Patterson, missed the
foot step ou thejocomotive with his left
foot, which passed onto the rail, where it
was caught and run over and badly
crashed by the wheels of the engine.
Dr. Banks was called and rendered the
attention that the case required.
Bi.ACKt-MiTH.s. you Can blty" your
Horse t-'lioes for S7 40 per keg at Frau
cisrns. They will sell you Bar Iron
at Jc per pound. They offer you Lest
Xortray Xa 7 Rmh at 9 Jc per pound.
Pki PoPAL' will be received by the
Cnministdoner of the county of Juniata
in their office, iu Miffjiulowu, up until 1
j o'ch-ck P. M , of Wednesday, D c. 4tb.
1872. for furnishing the stone, excava-
, ting the foundjtion and putting op the
stone work of a Bri !gc over tlie TVca
rnia Creek liear the Spruce Hill School
House, in Spruce Hill township. accord-
c , r ,i
6 ' 1 ....
saine now to be seen at the lommu
sianers" office in Miffl.otown.
Ziuk and Sheet I ion on hand the at
Crjrtal Pahice Har-iware Store.
A Brka!v LHw.. Ou Monday, a
short time bt fore uoon, the nxletree of a
buggy iu whiih was seated Mr. Lucieu
Sil lier and Captain Degan, of Fayette
towin-hip suddenly broke nff, tveii np to
the left front wheel. jii!-t as these g'-ntle-men
had reached a poiut on Bridge street
opposite this ..thee. Mr. M.ber was
diiving at a leisurely pace at the time.
The detached wheel rolled off in the di
n ction of Capt McCIellan" shop, as
though iu search of repairs, and Capt.
Degan launched into the street in the
same direction, while Mr. Sieber retained
bis seat in the buggy. The horee wa a
sensible brute aud didn't scare much at
the mishap, but gracefully etnightened
up under the whoa" of his master.
A complete assortment of Table and
Pocket C-'Jery for sale by the Francis
cus Hardware Company, Wholesale and
Retail Dealer in Iron. Nails, Steel.
Horse Shoes, Paiuts, Oil, Glass, Putty.
&c , &c.
Some day ago, S. W. Henderson, of
Fermanagh towuship, in passing through
his barn yard noticed that a large sow
had located her litter of pig iu a place
where he did not desire to have them
He walked to the sjot to drive her away.
The brute became enraged at his inter
ference and attacked him ; she reared on
her hind feet and thrust her fore feet and
snout against bis breast, thereby throw
ing him to the ground. Fortunately bis
hired manwas near by and came to his
rescue. The vigorous thrust of a pitch
foik in the hands of the hired man caused
the sow to give up the fight and ran
, . j -i
away, and tnus we are spareu cm-
icling seriou injury if not the death of
Mr. Henderson.
Lost and Found Alfred Steel was
to busk c ti lor Wi!on Rbin, of Fer
m wixtih township, last Satn day. He
commenced work in the morning. A
short time before noon he wished to know
the time of day, and reaching for bis
mid watch he wa startled to find the
fh emntr. A diliffent search wa itn
mediately instituted for the watch. Every
sheaf of fodder that Mr. Steel had tied
was unbound and faithfully shaken. The
husks and leaves on the ground over
he fcad husked were turned. All
day till nearly evening lh search wa
prosecuted with earnestness, and just
when about to abandon it and yield all
.T, stations of ever seeing the watch,
'
found within about
the timepiece was
. . . . . l i. r.
two inche ot me wagna
, or me wagot. -ucvw v.
bad driven in gathering np bll
Robinson
vm.
1 The Lewistown Smtinel cays : Mrs.
Lydia Cupper. East Valley street, we
; l..r . l,.,n- I a . r.. .. :
. ...... w wmt III.L1 1 T uillUCU m J I W rf UllleH
I D
since, while applying an embrocation to
her breast before the stove. A drop of
the liniment falling npon the store, igni
ted, and the fire was thus commnnicated
to her person. She is still confined to her
room John Ch-mens, farmer, on the
James Forgy farm, in Oliver township,
known a the Stofer property, produces
an ear of corn containing 1340 grain
Beat it The Democrat of the fame
place say : Daniel Priutz ha been on a
hunting excursion to Clearfield county.
and returned I ringing along three deer
as trophies of hi prowess John,
son of Fred. W. Crimmhiger, had his
hand badly injured on Tuesday of last
week by the bursting of a gun, whilst he
was picking the tnnch hole with a pin.
Three turkey left Johnny Swan'
coop for parts unknown. It i supposed
they were stolen ..The loan of the
Building Association on Saturday night
last brought 28. 27. and S3 per cent
premium. SI 800 were loaned.
Tub Assessors elected at the March
election in 1872. are hereby notified that
the Transcripts for the next assesment
are now ready for tbem In the Comrals
siouer' office, in MifHintown, where
they are requested to call aud get them,
together with the necessary instructions,
on Thursday, the 5th day of December,
1872.
Public Salk Isaac Roush, of Walk I
er township, will offer at public sale, on
Tuesday. Dec mber 3. 1872, six horses,
six milch cows, two head of .young cat
tle, two hogs, wagons, plow and other
farming implements ; also, bureau, set
tee, sink, two stoves, and other articles
of household furniture. Sale at 10
o'clock, A. M.
List of Ji robs fob Decimbkr
Term, 1872.
grand jurors.
Perrysville John Auderson, J. W.
Wharton.
Monroe S. S. Besom. Jacob Watt.
Spruce Hill Enoch Beale.
Lack J. P. Barton, James A. Clark,
J.imes McMullen
Fayette Edward Caveny, Ilillery
Khrenseller, J. IV. .lamisou
Delaware B. M. Ford
Walker John Funk, Henry Kloss.
David Win
Patterson Wm. U Groninger.
Milford Stewart Groninger, J. L
llershey, J. K. Uobinson.
Susquehanna John Haines.
Tuscarora Wm. I. .McCulloch, Jas.
Milliken. '
Fermanagh D iniel Stouffcr.
MifHintown J. N. Howe.
PKTtr Jl'ROHS.
Miffl'ntown Tobias Auker. John
Burchfield, John Homing, H'-nry Scholl.
Beale John A Hen, J. C. Beale, John
P. Kelley.
Delaware J.T. Auker, Joseph Guyer
Daniel Wesif-tll.
. Thnmpsoutown Daniel Bastress, G.
S Mills
Fermanagh David Beshnar, Jr., S.
VV. Henderson, George Singer.
. Lack Matthew I lark, Alien Ilockcn
berry. Win Henry
Fayette S. B Caveny, Lewis Evans,
Daniel Sieber.
Walker David Diven. Wm. Kurlz.
Nelson Lukens, John McMeen, John N.
Moore, Henry Miller. N. D. Vandyke
Milford John Deariug, Cloyd Horn
ing. John lion's.
Turcarora Joseph Dougherty, James
London.
Spruce Hill John Fitzgerald. T. H.
Gibson, Samuel Graham, John' Gilliford,
Solomon Kauffman
Monroe Daniel flornberger, Abraham
Page, 0. S. Shellenberger, Daniel Winey
A. G. Shellenbergef
Patterson (J. R. Henderson.
Turbett John A Rice, Israel Wetz
ler, O. M. Keilin.
Susquehanna Jacob tellers.
Married t
KAUFFMAN McCAHAS On the 2Isi
inet., by R v. II. C. Pardoe, Mr. William K.
Kauffman and Miss Mary A.McCahan. daugh
ter of Alexander McCahan, Esq . of Milford
township.
Dlcri t
H ARLEY At North Wales, Montgomery
count, Pa., Oct. 11, 1872, of typhoid feer.
Eu.ma, wife of Jonas M. Ilarley, aged 32
years and 25 days
JENKINS On the 2tth inst . in Milford
townsliip, Annie Dell, onlj child of John R.
and Lizzie II. Jenkins, aged 9 monthsand 17
days.
ESPEXSCIIADE On the 22nd inst:, in
ibis borough, Georgie, youngest son of Fred
erick and Annie E. Espenschade, aged 3
years. 8 monll.s and 14 days.
jrrial Uoticts.
THE GREAT DISCOVERY".
KunkeFs Bitter Wine of Iron.
KUNKEIS BiTTER WINE OF XROS will
R tire a'.l diseases arising from a disordered
liver and stomacb, sueii as contipatioi 8ai
ulence. inward piles, fullness of bloc to the
head, acidity of the storimeh. nausea, heart
barn, dfsjrast of food, tutlness or weight in
the stomach,- sinking or fluttering at the pit
of the siomacn. swimming at the heaa. Hur
ried or difficult brCahrn. ffuiterrng at the
heart, choking or suffocating sensations when
in a lvin pos'ure, dimness of vision, e.
Price" $1 ptrboitls. E. F. Kunkel. propri
etor 259 North Ninth street, below Vine,
PhiUoViohia. For sale by Druggists. If
nnr dru'ist has it not, enclose $1. to my
address as abote, and it will come by next
express train, and advice Iree of charge.
Feb 28 '72-6ia
Caution-
ALL persons are hereby cautioned against
Hunting, Fishing, ftr hr any way tres
ainv on the farm occupied by the under-
M.Ifcrf lomnr An ao
0eodiniE wiU b dealt with tor the full extant
ei ib law. vfui r
Prices of Boats of Commerce.
Reported weekly, for Ine JrafaT Sebtmkl
by the Board of Committee of Mifflin and Pat
Butter '4 lb.
Sfga. V dot .
Lard, V tb ...
Country Soap,
Beeswax
Tallow ..........
... 30
.... OA
aV
... 8
... 8
... 25
8
... 8
Rf s
Wool, washed
... 0
... 10
.... 20
... 16
... 20
... 10
. 16
. 12
7
40
00
2 25
50
82
15
Dried Apples .
it 4
" Peaebes, pared. ...... .........
" Peaebes, uop&fed.
" Cherries, pitted
" Blackberries..... .........
" Raspberries
Country Hams.. .... ........
Sides add Shoulders....-
Potatoes, bus ,. ,
Onions "
Ground Alum Salt, sack.......
Railroad Ties
Locust Posts, mortising ............
" " for board fence.. -.
Shelley ft Stambangh'i Prices Current
Corrected Weekly.
Cetstal Palace, Mifflinlown, )
Nov. 27, 1872. (
Prime Roll Butter, per Ibi;... .......... 30
tgf, per dozen 30
Lard, per lb . 08'
Tallow, per lb ....... ....ii .... ...... 08
Beeswax 30
Dried Apples, per lb 01
" Cberries, seedless; per lb 17
" " unseeded . 04
' Blackberries .' 08
Raspberries 20
Walnuts, per bus.......... 40
Shellbarks 95
Potatoes '. 60
Chickens, live, per lb-. 08
Liverpool Ground Knt sal', i- ae
S. P. Sulonff ft Co.'i Prices Cat rent
Reported Weekly.
Qeaik.
White Wbest, bus
.... f 1 70
.... 1 60
.... 65
.... 35
.... 4 50
3 50
.. ..$5 25
4 25
3-10
600
...$:15 00
... 25 00
Red
Corn ,
Oats
Cloverseed
Timothy seed
Coal.
Prepared Ccal, " ton L
Nut " "
Pea "
......... ... ..
Bituminous" ' .
I.UMBKB.
Run of Log, 4 4, 1000 ft .
o-S.
" - 8-4,
" ' 6-4,
Hemlock Frame,
25 00to40 00
2500lo4000
20 00
20 00
Board s.
Whitepine worked Flooring 35 00
" Oermac Siding 35 0)
Panel Doors 2 00 to 3 00
Window Sash, 8x10, jj) window- 65
" " 9x12, ' 75
" 10x12, " 80
" 10x14, " 90
rillLAUELPIMA MAHKETS.
PHiLAPiLPbi. Nov. 26, 1872.
Floitr The market continues dull, aad
there is no demand except to supply the im
mrdiate wanis of ibe home trade, whose pur
chases foot up 13 ;0 bhU, including
Superfiue w $4 S$5 50
Extras $" oiiO 5 i
N. W. Extra Family $7 2o($8 50
Ohio & Ind. do. do $8 (M(9 00
Penna. do. do. .. ..... $8 0Uf9 00
Fancy Erandf...- $9('0(gl0 75
Gbaik I'rinie wheat is in fir request,
and 3"CM) bii'liels o'd at $1 7a! 78 for wel
ern red ; $1 80 i$l 90 for amber, and $1 95a
2 for white. Rye is nominal at 80a85o for
Penna Corn morn slowly, hut pricra are
well sustained, scales of yellow at Coc, and
western mixed at 61c. Oats are steady, and
8"00 hulic! sold at 4U!8efor white awl i'J
a4c for mixed. -
8ei Cloverseed is dull and nominal at
9al-c. Timotbv sold at $i 503 75.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
Monday. Not. 2? 4 P. M.
Tbe arriral and pales of beef cat lie at the
Avenue drove-yard were large this week,
reaching about 4000 head. Tbe market in
consequence was very dull and priees weak;
extra Penna. and we-lero sleers selling at 7 J
a8e. fair to good at 6a7:,'and common at 4
hie y lb gross. Tbe market closed very dull.
Cows and Calves are firmer, at sell at $!5a
to. Iteceipts VJj lieu.
Sheep attract but little attention ; 8les of
fair and choice at 5a6)c V lb. Receipts 12,-
OiHj lead-
Hugs more slowly ; sales of cornfed at $u
afi 7" per l'S' lbs. Receipts 5528 head
GROCERY, PROVISION,
A'D
LIST OF LE ADING ARTICLES A PRICES
reported weekly by C. BAH1 LET, in
Belford's Store Room, loTner of Main and
Bridge street, Mimintown, fa.
Hholetale. Retail.
Butter
30
30
12
22
26
60
1 00
65
80
1 00
15
14
13
12J
11
10
25
22
30
Eggs
Lard .- IU
Cheese, Olio ........
' B Vork
Moltsses, Porto Rico, "JI gal
' New Orleans ......
Srup, Houey Bee-
" Amber
Melted Sugar
Sugar, Granulated.......?..-.
A .....v..
B ..-..i.......
Extra C -v..
Yellow C
Brown
Coffee, Rio, Choice .-
' Fair ..i
Roasted (Arouckles)
Tea, Imperial, Finest
Oolong, "
Raiaius, Valentia ..........
Layers -.-
Currants -
Pruens, French -
Rice
Soap, Roein 6
Olive - 8
" Babbit 13
Salt, Ground Alum
Dairy
Mackeral. No. 2 (new) bbl
Brooms, No. 1
No. 2 -
1 60
1 00
20
25
20
20
12
6
10
15
2 00
10al5
3 50
40
35
30
1 50.1 75
25
SO
8
60
40
30
CO
6 25
4 50
200
60
40
40
No. 3 .....
Tubs. Cedar
Buckets, Painted, 2 hoops.....
Slaw Cutters
Tin Cups -
Tiu Pih Pans .........
Tin Cullenden. .......
Tin Wash Pans -
Tin Buckets ....
Boots, Men's Calf... ..............
Kip
Gaiters, Ladies' Lasting.-
Potatoes, Irish -
" Sweet, e peck
Cowl Oily V gallon
J- Cash paid for eggs.
Administrator'i Notice.
Ettate of Harp Xe$tiier, deceased.
'JM1E undersigned, to whom Letters of Ad
1 ministration on the estate of Mary
Messimer, late of MifflintoWn, de'e'd., have
beea duly granted according to law, hereby
gives notice lo all persons indebted to said
estate to come forward and make payment,
ana those havine claims against it. to pre
sent III era proper! v authenticated for settle-
" . . n Tl ...
mertt. J1I8EPH KUiurvuva,, Jiam r.
Oct 9, 72-6t ,
NATIONAL HOTEL,
LEWIST0W, FEtfl'A.
BEAR A HAXAKEB, Proprietors
g)ry Goods, rowifs, (Qnanstraw, &c.
$18,000
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
JUST NOW OPENED
AT
TDjTEN & espenschades,
. BTrlUg-o Street, 3Xifllinto-vil
THE LARGEST,
THE NEWEST,
THE CHEAPEST,
And the Most 'Attractive Stock of Goods ever Brought
to Miffliiitowii.
o
(D
H
DRESS GOODS IN 0DLESS VARIETY OF PRICES AND STYLES.
Black Silks, Drap l)e Alma, Imperial Heps, Jamisc,
Cachmeri Kaye, Australian Crape Empress,
Uatest Canton Cloths, &C-, &e.,
IN GOOD VARIETY.
We respectfully solicit an cx-tmiuatioa bi fore purch ising tlncwlierc.
Any anil trerylhing, uch as Sicttrh, Clotlis, Ciflmerri, Flannels
Blankets, Lnilertcear, Hosiery, Glotes, !fc;
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT,
Of any and everything at prices which defy compel it'wrr.
One of tlie best in the county, embracing all tlie New and Fiest f tvles
for the Fall aud Winter Trade, for Ladies, Misses and Children the
aine exclusively for cur trade at prices to suit all purchisers. Every
air warranted
M
Grocery and Queensware Department.
Fr our Grocerv and Oueenswarc Department we have secured
- - y
one of the finest rooms in the county in
Just opened one of the largest
brought to the countv, all which are
our numerous friends and customers. For
EVERYBODY CORDIALLY IXVITED.
"LOW PRICES FOR CASH" OUR MOTTO.
TILT EX & ESPEXSCIIADE.
Oct. 30. 1 872-1 y
D. W. HARLEY & CO.'S
Is the place where you can buy
" Tlie lot mid tlte dieiewt
8
MENS' YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
WE
are prepared to exhibit one of ih must choice and select Slocks erer offered in this
market, and at ASTOS1SH1XG LOW PRICES!
Also, measures laken for Suits and parts of Suits, which will te made to order,
at short notice, very reasonable.
Remember the pl-ice, in the Nevin Building, two doors west of ihc Keystone
Store. BRIDGE STREET. MIFFLI.VTOWN, PA. may 8, 1872-tf
DR. P. C.
DEALER IN EVERYTHING THAT
DRUG STORE
The public attention is also invited to his large assortment of
Perfected
All persons who fe in need of Speefcles will find it to their advantage to
eall. as thev will find the largest stock ?n the comity to sch-ct from. COME
AND HAVE YOLK ETE-SIGI1T RESTORED. Also, a splendid assortment of
TOILET ARTICLES FOR THE LADIES,
With an mmense stock o( NOTIONS l&p Sorifethiiig for evcrybodj, oung
and old, at the
PATTERSON DRUG STORE.
D. P. SULOUFF & CO.,
(Successors to D. K. Sulouff 4 Co.,)
SEALSSS III
Grain, Lumber, Coal,
Halt, Ilastei-,
CALCINED PUSTER, CEMENT, &C.
The Highest Cash Prices Paid
for all kinds of Grain.
Lumber. Coal, &c. Sold al the
Lowest Friccs.
Having boats of our own we can freight
Grain, Lumber, Coal. &c. cheaper than any
other parties. We therefore defy competi
tion. . fffr-'nn eaa make monev by calling on us
before selling er buying elsewhere.
Gaaia will be rscmvih ix stose to bs
SOLD BT tub 1st ot Jvst, 1873.
P. S. OCTr grain is not elevated oa men's
backs.
Mifflintown. April 20, 1872.
FORCE PUMP.
TflE undersigned is agent for one of the
best Force Pumps, for any depih of cis
tern or weff, in the world'. By attaching hose
to iLt spotrt, Watef eta be thrown 30 10 "0
feef. Nothing Differ could be asked in case
of fire. It is a non-freeiing pump.
SAMUEL LEONARD.
Oakland Mills, Juniata Co., Pa.
WORTH
OF
AT
4
t
the OJd Fellows' ILilI.
and best stocks of Goods ever
kindly submitted to tlie inspection of all
quality and prices we defy competition
I
AND CTJENISHIN& GOODS.
RU3.DIO.
CONSTITUTES A FIRST-CLASS
Spectacles.
EXCELSIOR FUR EMPORIUM
J. ISAACS,
Successor to
JOHN FAREIRA,
718 Arch StrW,
Middle of the Block, between 7th and 8th
streets. South side,
PMlLvDrXPHIA.
IMPORTER AND' MANUFACTURER OF
FOR LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR,
Wholesale and BetaiL
Having imported fa very large and splen
did assortment of all tbe different kinds of
FUUS front first hands in Europe, would re
spectfully invile the readers of this paper to
call ana extmine the a sort men t of Fancy
Furs 1 am determined to sell at the luicct
Cuth prices. All t un Warrmted. So mis
representations to effect salcn. .
FURS ALTERED AND REPAIRED.
B5QKemetuber the 9'ore, 718 AKt'll St.,
Philadelphia. Pel 2-TOt
ESrHAY CALVES.
CAVE to ihe renJenceot the tTbscfiber in
Fermanagh township, Juniata-cjunty,
on the Jacob farm, about the lit of August,
1872, two YEARLING CALVES, one all red
and the other red aad while spotted. The
owner is requested 10 come forward, prs've
properly, pay charges and take them away,
otherwise they will be disposed of as tbe law
directs.
WILSON ROBfN805.
Nov. 6. 1872-3w
CAUTIOff. . 4
ALL persons are nereby eaitioned against
trpsSing 6y hnntiftg. or is any aiher
ay, on the farm on which I reside In Fer
managh township. All persons offending
will be dealt with o the full extent of t.he
law. WILSON KOBlaoN
$9 to $20 Tr d7 1 wn,ed Ai
ela'!-es of workinf j-oj.le, of
either' iti, joung nr old. make more money
at work for us in iheir spare nnroHMr,-U
ihc time than at anjtiiinj ele. I'articalars
fre. AdJrcss G. 8113303 & CO., Port
land, Maine.
B00KKEEM6 HaJe Evry. Eiery clerk
ami mcrchin: cai learn at once. Uiiok
maileJ. 00o 11. Goilding 1'rtaxt, Buffalo,
Xc Ynrt.
r'tlTSCH'S IMPERIAL RUSSIAIT
3tllMtail. w boletaie to the iralf.
Sinjt'e oaits svnl, postpaid, on receipt of $1.
W. HERMAN T. KI'.CE WFF. Heading. Pa
AGENTS WANTED YERYWHEIIE
io sell lite best low priced I'orn Shelter ever
patented. Let farmers and everybody So
has corn lo shell send tor circ;i!r (o -FAMILY
t'OKS-SHELLKU CO.," Harriabtrrg. ti.
CHEAT CURJOSITY.-aTs MaSat!ne of fZi
u highest order lor $1. Agi-nl wanted in
every town, on a ptrpetunl income. Send IRe.
for Specimen to ".f.-itA' Dollar iluazine,"
h Liberty St., N. Y.
1523. JUBILEE ! 1873.
tT Till.
NEW tOEK OBSERVER,
The l'.citjtcat Keligtous and Scculac i'uiijr
. .. Nejpcr. .. .. .
$3 a Year with the JU?!LEE YfAR BOOK.
SIDNEY E. MORSE A CO..-' '
3? Park How, tw York. . ..
SEND FOR A SAMPLE COPY. . .
A GENTS WANTED For n77ai Tr Ykh
EE Siowe's campaign bo.k, with ii"tif
he candidates and Icxdicp n 6f all pvnri.
20 Sttrl portraits. $5 10 $t9 a day rapitily
nd easily made. Vriie and see. Paiicii."
lars free. WOUTII ING TON, bU STI.N & U.
Ilarlford, Ct.
Aleuts Wanted lov Cobbin'a
Child's Commentator
01 TOE BIPLi:, for the H0HE CIECLE.
1:20.' page, 250 Engraving. The best n
terprise of the ye:ir fur ag.-nt. Every fam
ily will have it. .o:M ia tike it now pHhhthtJ.
For circulars ddre U.S. Uooispsr.P A Ctf
37 Park llow, Xew V.irk.
"GOOD COUNTRY TALLOW WANTED."
Highest price paid f r prime quality l.y. I..' M.
EI.KINTON, 8oap an I -Jtn)le tikuufacturar,
lifi .Margaretta St.. Philadelphia.
Rose of Casliffivjre JIair Tonic
Is unsurpassed as a Promoter of Ihe Growth
of the Hair and Hhi-k'-rs. It is nvilher
sticky nor grevsy, yet it soIipiis Vmlsninothes
the Hair far better ami tnffre perrfianently
than any Oil ir l'.inViide. ted as a ll iir
Dressing, it produces the most beautiful aud
lustrous glass. Warr.inte l perfectly iiarni
less, lis exquisite perfume is quite unri
valed, being illslil'e 1 from the world-renowned
Hoses of Cashmere. L-irjre bottles, only
' cis. Address ASCHENBACU S M1LLEK,
Vi S. 3d St., l'hilvlelplii t, Pa.
A GREAT EVENT!
le have decided to uispose of our immense
stock of lilLLAKD TA1SLKS at price-a liMle
above co-t. Kirst-nlaa 5xU New Table,
complete, j:0). Second band Tables made
over new, SiO't, $J .'. $25 , Sio. A great
v.iriety to suit all buyers. Send for Cata
logue. KAVAN'AGII 4 DECKER.
Cor. Cinnl Jt Centre St., New Rork.
ASTHMA UPHAM'S --I-Mma TtwTre-
ijpYtrs tue most violent parox
isms in Jive minute, and t-ffects a speedy
cure. To cts a box. by mail. Circulars free.
Address S. C. I'pimm. South Eighth St.,
Philada.. Pa. So!d by all Urapiista.
IIOIU 1 1 $ ! "
I suffered with CATARRH thirty years, and
was cured by a simple remedy. Will sen I
recipt. postage free, lo all alllicted. Rev.
T. J. MEAD, L rater 17;, Syracuse. N. Y.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY,
WINTER TIME TABLE.
Tnroujrn wnd Direct Roale to Wnhing
ton, Dilfimorev Klnnra, Eiie,
IIiiIIhIo, Itoctrestrr and
iNiagnra fall.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY". OCT. 28th.
172, the trains on ihe Norther IVntral
Itiiltrry Trill roft as follovri r
XOUTiiWAFiD.
Mail Tbais leaves B.-iliimore 8:3 ) a m
leve3 liavrislMir 1:2 p in
leaves W'H'nAiVport...- 1" p nt
arrives r.'f Elmir li!:".i p m
Cis'ti Exp. leaves Call'iiVtore... 8: ID p in
arrives nl llnrrisburg I2:" I p m
Fast Line leaves nl:iinore l;15p m
leaves Ilarrisliurir. 4l I p m
arrives al Williumsp jrt l p m
Nort'bn Ex leaves Ilnliiuiure lt)::i)pui
arrives al llavisinirg... 2:2'l a in
iaoas Ex leave lii;1fiuiore. 7:10 a ra
leaves llarrixhurg 10;."i I a m
leaves tilllanVspoit 2:M p m
leaves Efmira.. 6:2 i p m
arrives al t'unMiidsua 8:0) p m
Esir Mail leases MarrFsb'g ......... 4:'1 a m
. leases Stutbury f.:3:l m
leaves Willianiiort 8: til a ra
leaves Elmira 12:MI p m
arrivs at Can lU-Uigua S:')t p-,m
SOL'THWAUD.
Mail TsAi':?eaves Elmira ... 6:30 a m
leaves vl'illiamport '.tl'i a m
leaves Ilarrisliurg 2:06 p tn
arrive at rnttimre... t'f.'-i i m
Fat I.I5I leaves Ilarrisburg..-.-.-.-.... 5:"0 a ni
arrives at lialiimure 8:15 a m
Enia Exra's leaves Siini.ui-y.-.v 9ilo jn
a iiv-s at Haf7itnurg...H:3fl a m
Eats Mail leaves Caminuaigua -f i p m
leave? Kliiiir'i.-.v... .- pvt
leives Yiflmnip rt 11:05 p vi
leaves inUury IJ.-ytlaiu
arrive?at lfiirrisburit... 1J:4 a m
rACtric Ex. south letves llarri.sb'g 111:4 ' a m
arrivts a. Bali titiore-... 5:10 p m
Cinci.n'i Ex. leaves llarrisliurg .Il):4Hp m
arrive-" at lialtimore.'..1- 2:15 a m
Niagaba Ex leaves Caiiandaigua..'..! l::l'.1n
leaves Kliuira. ....... .v- 2:20
leaves WiUjamcprtrt '. :V p rtt
arrives at Harriithrri;...l":l-V p-'io
Bal. Acc. leaves Ilarrishurg 8: 0 a.m
arrives at L'alliuiore 12:15 a m
Mail Train north and squtb. F:'."t Line
north, Pacific Express outb, Erie'Express
Siiuih, Slid Baltimore Accommodation south,
Ningara Exp e noilh and u:h. ' Norrhcrn
Ex pre north and Cincinnati Expresi sctrtii
daily except Sumlny;
Etie Mail north lo WUIiam'port, Cincinna
ti Express north and Fast Line south leave
daily.
Erie Mail south, daily ex ept Monday
Erie Mail south connects at HarrUburg with
Fast Line south for UaitSmoie.
Ni 'gara Express south connect1 at Hnrri
burg with Cincinnati Express south for 1'al
timore. Erie Express south connect at Hnrrisburg
with I'aciffc Express srrttth tor BVtimorc.
Erie Mail north connect at Willianwport
daily except Sunday, for Elmira. Cnulai
gua. Rochester, Bufa'o and Suspension
Bridrt.
For further information apply at the Ticket
Office in tbe Pennsylvania Railroad Deool.
"ALFRED R. FISKE.
General Superintendent.
Ilarrisburg, Oct. 28, 1872.
QENTRAL CLAI5I AGENCVy
JAMES yt. 5?ELLKRS,
144 SOUTH SIXTH STREET.
PUILADKLPIIIA.
gt Bounties, Pensions, Back Pay, Horse
Claims, State Claims, Ite., promptly collected.
; No cbarge for information, nor when money
' is not collected". oci27-tf
' All kinds of Job Work neatly executed.