&t Janata J&iitind.
"WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 29, lc73.
pENNSVLV IMA RAILROAD ON AND
L slier i 'snuay, nee.-.:, lc, rassi-ngt r
v oasuroay evening a week one of
i cnusylvama trains landed a young man
at Altooua named E. 0. Hill, who Lad
wade a confusion in Pittblargh of a
crime perpetrated by him in ScotrmW
iouu me burnt!"
lrsvc JlilB'H Siation as folio
EASTWinn.
pbiisilc'pliia Express 1:10 A. M.
fast Line 4:0- A. M.
Hirrisfiurg Accommodation 11:28 A. M.
Vail Train- :P. M.
Ciucinniti Express 9:03 P. M.
WLSTWAUll.
Pittsburg Express. A. M.
rinciu"'"' E'rs 1:'5 A. M.
Joutfcern Fxpre,ss 4:08 A. M.
rdfic Express- 5:41 A. M.
Wt Pat-fenger 1 1 : t: A. M."
Vail Train 3:38 P. M.
r.siLine . 1 M.
JAMES NORTH, Ag't
TOWS ANI COU.XTUV.
Cabbage sells at 10 cc-lU per pound
8; Sunburj
Knowledos is Tower, is Wealth,
is Hatpinkss The truth of which can
b tested by calling at the Dental Office
of G. L. 1erb, established in Mifflin
town in 18G0, and Las been in success
or several buililina ' fnl niurnlnn -..
III Alromia A f..... J r.... i v
" ,c- ago mil was
arretted for clruikeiiiioss and committed
lo jail for ton day?. Shortly after his ira-
Perrv county f.niiPM treat the chap become a drunkard.
pnecnineut he requested an interview
r.i i . . .
uu a uetective, which wag granted.
ae soon as the officer had entered the
cell of the prisoner the latter stated that
be had au important confession to make
of a crime which he had kept secret for
six yuars. The time had come wheu he
could no longer endure the pangs of re
morse, liuring the long interval the
crime had haunted him day and niebt
rendering his life a continuous burden
unless when nndcr the influence of liquor
lie never could forget it except through
the aid of drink an-1 iu conscience had
',io vi.-it ihJr coin cribs to a dose of
ae shot.
FkaiiFoRH c . ui:l y has declared agninst
liquor license to :hc ts!i:t of a 2,250
majority vote
Ei:i'i i:li"v, 1 'i mnevatic, Lil.er.il and
IVirjiirsiice papers in lYniisylvania nit
!! a-!voc:ili:!g tin: Lfc;;l 0;-;ioii Law.
The Punlmry lh w-rat trtys that a
new rrligioua s et hr.s been orjrHiMzed in
tint town. It is styled "'i'Lc Free Radi
cal Denomination."
J F. G. Li.u, of Spruce lii!l town
ship, offers his services to the citizens of
Juuiata county as ar.cli-.m-cr and vtudue
crier. See I. id curd in another Cilumii.
J D. Smith, of Thompsoniown, will
c.flVr at public s de, at his residence, on
Tuesday, March 4, 1S73, live work
Lurses, one mare, three C;dts, four fit
steers, five cows, eleven head young cat
tie, one sow, nine sh- ala, farming itnple
menis anJ housi hold furuituie Sale at
10 o'clock. Si-e huitdbills.
I'll!!.!!1 F:iak, the pedestrian of
Nnrthnnibi r!:.r.d (Vpiinty, iufornifl us that
l:p w ;ikeil nine luiles, in tlie eimw, on
last 1'iicky, birved two puraiaons and re-t;in-.l
In me in one b-.ur and fifty
minutes. lie ill expieses li's wi!lii:g
lief a to walk to Harris! org and return in
f i, rc . 1 .
umrer ciiiiseniu.i to reeeivo aay
confes.-ion he might make, but warned
hiiu what the consequence would be
The prisoner said th.it it was in full
view of tie consequences that he" desired
to confca. lie was a young man, only
twenty two years of a-e and if he thould
now receive his trial and punishment it
would probably be his talvation, aud
wheu Lis term of punishment should be
ended he might start his career anew and
be au honest, upright mau.
Ue then recalled to the officer's raiud
the fact that iu September, ISGC, an in
ceudlury fire occurred at Altooua, by
which a row of eevea new buildings, oc
cupied by stores and eome of them hav
ing dwellings iu the upper portions was
burned. There was no eusniciou as to
who the incendiary wad, and a reward
for the apprehension aud convicti )i of
the crimiuul was offered. The rewa:d at
lust was $150, aud it wag subseqix nily
increased to S50i). Iiill gaij lht he was
ihe man who set fire to those buildings
lie fell in with two men during the day,
whom he never saw before. They made
themselves very friendly, and induced
him to drink repeatedly. He was not au
habitual drinker, and they made him
druiik. Thcu tiny urged him to set fire
can attest). If you have toothache, it is
the place to go, and have it Mopped in
five minutes, without pain, and without
extracting, aud at the same time can have
said organ preserved for usefulness for
life. It is also the place to go if yo
have scurvied gums, and f 50.00 will be
paid in every case of failure to cure. Ii
is the place to go if yon want the most
beautiful sets of Torci-lain Teeth aud
Gums, mounted upon Itubber or any of
the various bases now in general use, and
at prices to euit all. Teeth filled and
built up with fine Gold, warranted to last
for life. Teeth repaired. -Old Beta arti
ficial teeth exchanged for new, or re
uioddled warranted to give perf..ct sat
isfaelion. I purpose giving my partic
ular attention to the preservation of the
Natural Teeth. It is to be lamented that
on the part of the people the disposition
is to submit to the loss of tho natural
teeth (which, if attended to, might be
saved) for artificial teeth, which at best
are only substitutes ; thus causing as a
Ulirect result, what tilanv are not aware
of, a shortening of the lives of the indi
viduals themselves, and also entailing on
tho coining geiieialion an imperfect or
ganism. If persons would have their
teeth examined once a year, and then
have them attended to'iu time by a com
petent Dentist, they would never know
what toothache or neuralgia was, and
would preserve their teeth and also their
health.
G, L. DF.RR,
Practical Dentist.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
TO THE PUBLIC !
,
- w ;
Tho undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens of
iUiriiihMunn anu vicinity mat. ne ftas opened out in the
BELFORD STORE-ROOM, on MAIN STREET, MIFFLIN-
rPAlTTT ".i - "V Oa ...
xvj v f witn an enure iew oiock 01 irooas, consisting of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
GLASSWARE, QUEEftSSWARE,
CEDAR WARE, TINWARE,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF flATS MD CA!V
.A. FULL LIIVJE Oli"
$18,000 -WORTH
or
0
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
AT
ROCERIfijS."- C0IFBGT10IBRY.-
Stationery, School Books, &c,
Boots and Shoes, for Men & Boys, Ladies, Misses & Children,
FLOOR AND STAIR CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE CUTLERY, LOOKING-GLASSES,
Last Nmcu. AU persona knowing
themselves indebted on the I'ooks of
D. K. SulouiT & Co. arc requested to
make immediate payment, as the Uooks
i!l pa3 into the handd of a collector.
D K. Sluiilfi & Co.
j.w22 2t .
9!
JUST NOW OPENED
AT
TILTEN & ESPENSCHADE'S,
THE LARGEST,
TKE ITEVEST, :
THE CHEAPEST,
And the Most Attractive Stock .of Goods ever Broasrlit
to MilOiiitown.
Eight-Day and Twentv-four-IIdur Clocks. SALT bv the SACK.
Cheese, Dried Fruits bought and sold. Gum Hoots. Over Slinos.
and Sandals, Wheat and Buckwheat Flour, and Corn Meal,! Qj
All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for Goods. Prompt
payers ou uays credit, oooas delivered at any place in town
when desired.
. CORNELIUS BATiTLEY.
Mifllinloirn, IV, tcc. 18, 1672-lf
i iu l:omv, if the p-ople d.)ii!:
Li:
ililv t do f t Smihur:' LhtHO'ut.
A 1 K'iPhu .."K (.vc-iHiz.'iii'iri have re
ijicciwl ;!i.;t a column in the ?K.il.'tL
(ii-viitcit to tl:e Tt i:ip''iviicc Ciiih'1.'.
TiiP aiiioiml ill ,-p ict; IVMitcstt d I ::i r !. !i
t apart t li.rir iutrn-rt. I he ir;f.t:ii-
The TELEGRAP1I FOD
DER CUTTERS, tho best in
to theie building that nk'ht, promising ; thrrmarkct, are selling rapidlv
to give him fifty d.dlars if ho would do ' at PAISTE S IIAR'l!)WARE
io. Crazed with drink he accepted the 1 .-.'r., , ,
offer, and Uile the iwo men watched at j b f 0RK Lver.V for,,,er
a distance he applied a match to eora.- i have one. The lllOIiey paid for
! snS Wl,,ca ue ,oana anrter n'e et,-P ! them is well invested. Buv
ol one hi lLa buiMijigv, and the whale
: row was soon in Haines. Wiiile the fire
was in piMgrea Iii! w.is lying drunk
j aero-'!: the uric.', ,
I The next njn;i::ng he paw the two ni n
one and be convinced.
I llllKl ,tj:Jl:i.t :
I'liiiinii. I 'a,
("uCaliilim?,
tiibio ncsi
i I)
tin:
. a?
. v. i.iirjiHm, o! ! for a fev.- nunnjnt., but I hey tsud lunly
I':'. U CX
of en: c-1
tel I j c m
I'l r.pii.i iii ? r.ipiiily fitlling to
the ci i i-i-t d. T-in that the United States
lm.-tiiili;.n flidiilj bt; eo rh.uigc.1 a? to
prnviJi- for the. tlrction of United .Stitfi
Siiators by the ptoj lc' iitead of by
legi';ures 'J'iie ('irgraccful charge!
and rev laliei: in regard to '.he election
I'fcir'.uin Unite $UxU ? Seuafirs have
iignted :le jieoplu. They are Ieoking
l'ir a remedy. They will ronu loudly
demand a change of elociinn.
Ii.M:t:iRt'i;ii daily papers, in their
rport of the proceedings 'f the Stale
filiate, stated that citizenp of this coun
ty, through Senator Crawford, had ptti
tinned the LeginlHture to repeal the law
prohibiting the sale of liquor on election
laya. I he reporters of said paper made
uite a nii-ttike. No pu'.li petitions had
ln-eii pint from lliu couuty. Senator
Crawford did not preceut a pctitiou or
prtiliouB of euch a character. He did,
however, present a petition fitun citizen?
of this county asking foi a supplement to
the act preventing the pale of liquor on
election days, and asking that all liquor
places be closed tweuty-f.iur hums in
Mead of twelve, as the law now requires
thtm to be.
At a temperance meeting in Washing
ton the other evening Senator Ferry, of
Michigan, related an incident iu his owu
p'rwinal experience, where he attended a
faliinnnble reception in company with a
lady. After being bountifully helped to
the viands of the table fhe requested
champagne. Two glasses were poured
out by the wniter, and the speaker was
asked to join his companion in thefpark
lincnp. lint iu this irying moment he
hid the strength to utter the saving words
'I never diink."' The result was that
little wine was drunk by anybody. This
is what is wanted from every one, no
matter how humble bin pphere, iiersona!
example. Remember this, young man
hen you are asked to diink. ".
Firk. The dwelling hoiwe and con
tents and store room and contents ol
N.lson Vandyke, at Centre, a place mid
way between this placo and Thompson
town, on the pike, was destroyed by fire
ou last Thursday morning, about three
oclock. About that hour Mr. Vandyke
went up ttairs to attend to the wants of
fiek child. lie was bonified ou reach
'ng the landing of the second fl or to find
ihe ceiling above and the attic fioor all
Haze. Throe children, who were sleep
ing on the attic, were scarcely gotten out
when the floor full. The whole house
was eoou enveloped iu flames, and burneJ
to the ground. It is believed that fire
got on to the attic through a defective
lac The flues in the building were con
etructed of "tile Bluff," in sections that
were set one on ton of the other. Loss
82,500. No iusurauce.
Sitice the above was put in type we
fearn that Mr. Vandvkc succeeded in
aving most of his Ftor? goods.
'. ;! j disappeared, and h.' never Haw or heard
ni tliesn since slid never received any
money from t'lein. II.s resoline-i iu Al
tooua for two or three day.', until the
reward was offered f.ir tho incendiary f
aud then, though th-re waj evidently j
H'M the !:gl;t.;st surpicio! against him, j
lie lied. Since then he lia-i i .nulled far I
i
and wide, most of the time tiave'ing
with different circus companies. He has
been attached to Baruurn's and to Fore
paugh among others. Always, he said
he kept as far trm Allooaa aj possible,
and it he chanced to tee any one from
that place hi "heart would jamp so that
it almost killed him " 2-luch of the time
he has been iu Conni ticut.
lie came In 1'ittaburgh from Ghicig'i a
tew weeks ago but did no work, and
drank constantly, as he had done ever
since the crime, to drown the recollec
tion of it. Vriiilfi in Chicago he said he
was ou ths point of confessing to the
authorities there but could aot quite make
up his mind to do it. Now, however, he
could not restraiu the confession any lon
ger, and so told his story as stated, lie
always iived iu Altooua aadwas former
ly a railroad emplayeu th.ie. He lost
bis right leg ou the railroad there eome
time befire the tiro. Some of relatives
reside at Altooua now, but both hia par
ents arcdead. If he can only keep from
seeing anybody from . liouiia after his
t-eulcuce is served he feels that he can
be well contented. l'it:burgk 1'apcr.
ritE enow, oh ! the beautiful anow,
Think of it as yon go, For your Goods,
Comfortable and warm, bright aud new,
Like the snow-flakes that yesterday flew,
All so cheap, that have just on the
shelves been heaped,
At the Keystone Stokb, from the east
ern markets,
I?ut not from the eastern ehoro.
Don't forget the place, but ever remem
ber That tho house is that of TlLTEN &
K.PiSSsCIHDK,
And that there is no use for other men to
try to equal
Their prices iu a Drv Goods raid.
Thr Ilollidaysburg Rrjisler says :
Some days ago, a Huntingdon man
named Geo. A Mitchell, accused a Balti
moriau named J. J. Greer, whilst travel
ing on the railroad together with stealing
seventy dollars from his watch fob. He
was arrested at Altoona. and whilst the
officers were about to search Greer, be
insisted that Mitchell be .first searched,
when the supposed stolen money was
found wrapped up iu his iusidecoat
pocket, and an additional five dollars be
sides. It is thought that, fearing the
consequences.be slipped the money iuto
the pocket of Mitchell, who was intoxi
cated, and along with it the extra five
dollars. Mitchell paid the costs and had
a surplus left out of the five dollars and
there tho mitter endtd.
List ck Jluoks for Fi.ii T., 1S73.
GRAND JL'ROilR.
Walker Sam'l Arnlz, Charles Books,
Samuel deck, Irwri Dashoar.
MilfoiJ Lewi.- Burchfkld.
Spruoe Iiill John Barnard. Sr , Vita.
Bennett, J. S. Patterson, Isaac Flick-
lnjrcr.
Fayette John Ciamrr. Jos. Kauff-
m:m. Tuiiias I 'age. Jacob Whitmer, Abra
ham Leister.
Lack 8. II. Crawford, John Leonard.
M .filintowu J. Wirt Dtan.
GiK-nwKod Jt.hu Ilihb?, Jr.
Beale Johu A. Iloetjller.
1'i lawaie John Leach.
Mmirue Joseph Niemor.d.
Fermanagh I'hilip I'annebukcr.
Terry sviilu Latimer Wil.-on.
Susquehanna David S. Whitmer.
' PEi it jtRor.s.
Fayette Simon Amey, Juhn Henry,
Fphraim Myers, Washington Mellon,
Allen Fierce, Wm. Thompson.
Tnflcaror.i Alex. Audersou, G. S
Conn, 1 hornas Djbbs, II. L. McMeen,
John G. Noss.
Walker S Beidler, John Oberholter,
Porter Thompson, Christian Tyson.
I'errysville Samuel Buck, D. S.
Coyle.
Delaware Wxn. Crosa, C B. Shelley.
Milford David Deen, Daniel Fisher,
Wm. Partner, It. A. ftubisofl, William
Sterrett "r
Patterson J. B. Fink.
Susquehanna Reuben Fry, Levi
Light, David Strawser, Jacob Weiser.
Tuibett Benjamin Grouinger, John
Whetzlor.
Fermanagh William Given.
Monroe Petei Ilertzog, Michael Uum
felt, Peter Long.
I3eale Wm. Hossingcr, Joseph R.
Leach, James Sherlock.
Greenwood Thomas Rnmberger
Mifllintown Jacob Slaughterback,
Howard Woodmancy, U. S. Goshen.
Thompsontown Emanntl Smith.
Lack Jeremiah Kenepp, Joseph H.
Lane, Michael D. Miller, Absalom Rice,
D. B. Williamson.
Lanterns and Lamps for sale at Piste's
Wholesale and Retail Hardware Store,
Crystal Palace Butlding.
KUXKEL-S BITTER WINE OF
IRON has reached an enviable position
among medicines as a cure for Liver Com
plaint, Dyspepsia and all diseases arising
from a disordered liver or stomach. It
costs but little, purifies the blood and
gives tone to the stomach, renovates the
system and prolongs life. Try this val
uable Tonic. For sale at Banks & Ham
lin's Drug Store, Mifflintown, Pa.
WANTED 10,000 Railroad Ties, 8
feet 6 iuches long, square at the ends, S
inches thick, S iuches of a face, in ex
change for Goods or Greenbacks.
Laiud & Bell,
Pattersou, Pa.
Thkrb are but few systems that do
not at some time or other require a tonic.
KUNKEL'S BITIER WINE of IRON
is noted for its reinvigorating powers.
' - -
"The greatest medicino to abate pain
and rheumatism is "KunkePs Pain Slay
er For sale at Banks & Hamlin's
Drug Store, Mifflintown.
Corn Shellers and Fodder Cutters
for sale at Paiste's Hardware Store.
Public Salks. Tobias I Pasre will
sell at public sale, at his residence, one
mile north of Oakland Mills, Fayette
township, on the ISth cf February, at
1 0 o'clock, four horses, three cows, all
coming fresh, tight head of young cattle,
wagons, 1 reaper and, mower combined,
threshing machine, - horse power and
shuker, bay pitcher, hay rake, and all
other kinds of farming implements. See
handbills.
George Parfet will offer for sale, on
his premises iu Delaware township, three
miles east of East Salem, at 10 o'clock,
Tuesday, February 4th, 1673, one good
family horse, 1 gned colt, 1 Bpan of good
mules, 2 donkeys, 1 sow, lot of shuats, j Potatoes, 1) bus
I t nn n 11
buggy, spring wagon, sleigh, fodder cut- j Ground Alum Salt, t sack!
ter, new fanning mill, and other burning; Kailroad lies
utensils, also, onts, buckwheat aud pota
toes by the bushel. See haudbills.
Nathan Griffith, of Fayette township,
will sell at public salu,-at his residence,
one half mile south of Oakland Mills, on
Thursday, February 20, 1873, four bead
of horses, one celt, fuur cows, seven head
of young cattle, one sow and three pigs,
together with his entise stock of farming
implements, and also a lot of household
furniture. Sale at 10 o'clock. See handbills.
Trices of Board of Ccmmcrca.
Reported weekly for the Juniata Sextinel
by Ihe Beard of Commerce of MilSia and Patterson.
Rutter ft
Epps. doi
Lard, lb ,
Country Soap
Beenwax
Taffow
Rags
Wool, washed
Dried Apples
" Peaches, pared
" Peaches, unpared
" Cherries, pitied
y Blackberries
" Raspberries
Country Hums -. ,
Sides and Shoulders
Locust Posts, mortising
" " for board fence.. .
... 30
... 8
v
... 23
... 8
... 3
... no
... 10
... 20
... 15
... 20
... 10
... 10
. 12
... 7
40
00
2 25
" SO
32
15
Mnmed :
BANKS WILSON On the 23rd inst., at
the residence of Joseph H. Vnnvoorhis, Esq.
in Slonengahela City, Pa., Jby Rev. W. A.
Campbell, John W. Banks, Esq , of Indiana,
Pcnna., and Miss Iluella Wilson, of the
former pluce.
Shelley & Stambangii's Prices Current.
Corrected Weekly.
Cbtstal Pa lack, MiSihtoxn, 1
Jan. 2!, 1873. f
Prime Roll Butter, per Hi 25
Lggs, per dozen 30
L&rd, per lb - 08
Tallow, per tb OS
Bces'.Tux 30
Dried Apples, per lb 01
" Cuerriea, seedless, per lb 17
" " unseeded Ol
Rlackberries - OH
" Raspberries 20
Walnuts, per bus 40
Shellbarks - 05
Potitocs 60
Chickens, live, per lb OS
Liverpool Ground Alum Salt, per sack 2 00
IIERTZLEU On the 21rd inst., in Milford
township, Mary Ellen, daughter of Abram J.
and J. . Hertzler, aged 2 years, 6 months
and S days.
Huntingdon papers please copy.
AUK Ell On the 2rd inst., in Walker
township, Mrs. Frances Auker, widow of the
late Christian Aukcr, ajed 72 y,-ars and 2S
lavs.
6GHBOMOS!
" CA2L0 IS HISCHIST," " GOCS ISSSCTO,"
"SPRUMO FLOWERS" 'SHMMFR FLOWERS,"
t Wifli the ECTETTir WEFKLT ! WFFEI.T CHRIB-i
Ltwo of OmCbmMrt fte um of " WidJ
AWIM UMI rn AUSfp HMVHMn
Sttteeribm fmlihJ AT OS CK
AGENTS,
esa mk btr tanna
. mith u thi iu aay a
AJ4ro.
LH.W. ADAMS i
k ! A
D. P- Saloua1 & Co.'s Prices Cuirent.
Reported Weekly.
Gbais.
While Wheat, pi bus $1 75
Red ' - " 1 70
Corn, old . t
Oats 4i
5 00
... 3 no
. ..$5 25
.... 4 25
3 10
5 00
...S35 00
... 25 00
...25 00to4'l 00
... 25 00! o 10 00
y .'..2000
20 00
35 00
35 00
Panel Doors..... 2 W) to 3 00
Window Sash, 8x10, window- B5
" ". 9x12, " '5
10x12, ' 80
" ' 10x14, 90
Clorerseed
Timothy socd.t
Coal.
Prcparad Ccal, 'g ton
Nut "
Pea "
Bitaminous" "
Lumcko.
Run of Log, 4 4, j! lOilO ft ...
" ' 5-8. "
8-4, '
C-4, '
Hemlock Frame, " .
' Boards, ' "
Whitepine worked Flooring...
tierman siaing
D. r. SULOUFF & CO.,
(Successors to D. K. Sulouff & Co.,)
DEALERS IN
Grain, Lumler,Coal,
fS.-ilt, Plaster,
CALCINED PLASTER. CEMENT, &C.
The Ii?hcst Casli Prices Paid
for all kinds of Grain.
Lumber. Coal, &c, Sold at the
Lowest Prices.
HaTing boats of onr own we can freight
Grain. Lumber. Coal. &c, cheaper than any
o'her parties, vie therefore aety competi- j
tion.
53?-Ton can make money by calling on us
before selling or buying elsewhere.
Grain will bk stokb to be! wiU be dealt with to VROBiaoN
- ...... . ii vr jrw.i. .law. -
P. S. Our grain is not eleTated on men's
backs. '
MiClintown, April 20, 1872.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
PaiLADBLPbiA, Jan. 23, 1872.
Flocb. The matket is quiet, but prices
are unchanged. Sales of 900 bbls inclu
ding Superfine $4 755 50
Extras S 00r)7 00
N. W. Ertr Family $8 (W..VJ 12
Ohio & Ind. do. do S8 50(j9 00
Pcnna. do. do. $8 500 25
Fancy Brands...- $8 0010 50
Gkaix The market is poorly supplied with
wheat., and prices are steady. Sales of fair
and good western red at $1 93al 07, and am
ber at $2 per bus. Rye is selling at 87o.
Corn is raihcr dull ; sails of 5000 buancw
yellow at 58a59c, and some while at C7c.
Oats are very quiet ; sales of 4 XK) bns white
at 49a52e, and western mixed at 46a47c.
Seeds Clovcrseed is in fair demand ; 200
bus sold at niaOs '? tb. Timothy sold at $3
75 per bus.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
JIosdat, Jan. 274 V. M.
The market for Beef Cattle was rather
dull this week. Sales of extra at 8aSc ;
fair to good at Ga7J, and common at 4a5c.
Koccipt8 2300 head.
Cows and calvos are dull and nominal at
$25a50. Receipts 250 head.
Sheep were wanted. Sales cf prime at 7a
8c, fair to good at 4iaiJo- Receipts 10,000
head.
Hogs sold freely at S6 CO for cornfed. Re
ceipts 5000 head.
CAUTIOIT.
ALL persons are hereby cautioned against
trespassing by hunting, or in any other
way, on the farm on which I reside in Fer
managh townsliip. ah perauui! ui8
I8
DRESS GOODS IN ENDLESS VARIETY OF PRICES AND STYLES.
Black Silks, Drap De Alum, Imperial Reps, Jamise,
Cacbmeri Raye, Australian Crape Empress,
Batest Canton Cloths, &c, &c,
IN GOOD VAfllETY.
We respectfully solicit au elimination biTorc purchasing tlewlierc.
Any and ercrytJting, shi:1i at Siaidx, Cloths, Ca vi mrrcs, Flcnnels.
Blankets, Underwear, Hosiery, Glares,' if Sf t.
WHITS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Of any and everything t prices which defy competition.
i.Onc of tlie hest in tho county, embracing all the Now and first Styles
for the Fall and Winter Trade, for Ladi.-s, Missis mid Children the
same exclusively for cur trsdc st prices to suit all purchasers. Kvery
air warranted
Grocery and Queensware Sspartmont.
For our Grocery and Quecnsware Depart liient v. e have secuml
one ol the fiuest rooms in .Ii3 county in the Odd Fellows' Hall.
Just opened one of the largest ami best stocks of Conds ever
brought to the county, all of which are kindly submitted to the inspection of nil
our numerous friends and customers. For quality and prices we defy competition.
,,, - EVERYBODY CORDIALLY IXYITED.
" LOW PRICES FOR CASH" OUR MOTTO.
TILT EX & ESREXSC1IADE.
Oct. 30, 1872-ly
D. W. HARLEY & CO.';
Is the place wLere yon can buy
"JTlio lot Jiiitl tlio CSioapost
$ i -i
MENS' YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
EATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, A1TD PUSSnSEIITG GCS23.
WE are prepared to exhibit cue of the most choice and sMrct Stocks "7cr cSTercd in thi-j
market, and at ASTOXISUIXG LOU' J'iUCCS!
Also, measures tnken for Suits and parts of Suits, which will be nifide to cr.er,
at short notice, very reasonable.
Remember thn pluce, in the fevin Building, two doors vrest of the Keystone
Store, BRIDGE STREET, MIFFLINTOWN, PA. may 8. ISTJ-tf
ILrX"X",JaitS55C2V, xv.,
DEALER IN EVERYTHING THAT CONSTITUTES A FIK5T-CLA33
P3
The public attention is also invited to his large assortment of
Spectacles
Perfected
AH reifons who arc i:l need of Spectacles will find it to their advance ti
call, as they will find the largest stock in he conntv to sch-et fr mi. (..'OMK
AND HAVE YOUR EYE-SIGHT IIESTOKKD. Also, a ej.lnidid asro;!ment of
TOILET ARTICLES FOR THE LADIES,
NOTIONS- J Something for crer bo-.!y, your-
With an OmCnse stock of
and old, at the
PATTERSOX DliUCi
n 1 0 a i'j.
special llcticfs.
valuai.liv ri;ori:ui y
AT PRIVATE SALE
Caution.
ALL persona are hereby cautioned against
Hunting, Fishing, or in any way tres
passing on the lands of the undersigned, in
Milford township. All persons so offending
will be dealt with to the fu'l extent of the
la. P. U. UAWN.
Dea. i, lS72-tf
ATTENTION !
o
DAVID AVATTS most respectfully announ
ces to the public that he is prepared to
furnish
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY
at reduced prices. Hereafter give him a call
at bis OL& STAND, MAIN St., MIFFLIN.
Oct25-tf
THE GREAT DISCOVERY.
Kimkel's Bitter Yfino of Iron.
KUNKEL'S HITTER WINE OF r IRON
will effectually cure Liver Complaint, Dys
pepsia, Jaundie, Chronio or Nervous De
bility, Chronic Diarrhea, Diseases of the Kid
nevs. and all diseases arising from a Disor-
dereu L.iver, oioinacn oriniuainir, oucn a" ftn
tonsiipations, natuienoe, rnwaru rues, ruii
ness of Blood to the head. Acidity of the
Stomach, Nausea, Disgust for Food, Fullness
or Weight in the Stomach, Sinking; or Flut
tering at the pit of tbe Stomach. Swimming
of the Head, Fluttering at the Heart, Cho
king or suffocating Sensations when in a ly ing
posture. Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes,
constant imaginings of evils and great de
pression of spirits. THEY A HE ENT11SSLY
VEGETABLE and free from Alcoholic Siimu
lants and all injurious ingredients, and are
pleasant in taste and smell, mild in their
operations, will remove impurities from the
body, and give hoalth and vigor to the frama
KUNKEL'S BITTER WINS OF IRON. .
This truly valuablo Tonio has been so
thoroughly tested by all classes of the eom
munity that it is now deemed indispenilile
as a Tonic medicine. It costs but little,
purifies the blood and gives tone to the stom
ach, renovates the system and prolongs life..
I now only ask a trial of this valuable Tionic.
Price $1 per bottle. E. F, KLN'ljjL. Sole
Proprietor, 259 NORTH NINTU ST R LET.
below Vine, Philad-lphia.
ASK FOR KUNKKL'3 LiTTER WINE OF
IRON AND TAK.S NO OTHEK.
If your Druggist has it not, enclose SI. 00
to my Address, and the medicine, with ad
vice free, will follow bv next eioress train.! of tii
to you- Feb. 2'S 72-3ai. ",
I Large assortment of Q'.icfo.iw.irc, t
GO to the JrsiATA Suntinkl Job Printing j ii- ware, GUsswars, t'roefcery t. io. C--(Ur
Office for all kinds of Pluin acd fancy j ware, &c fir sale eWn by
Printing j TU.TEN & ESPilNr-CIIAl -.
THE underpinned iitfi-rs f.ir .:.!e t':e follow
ing property. S'lu.i'e.i in .Mi f ir l twp..
Juniata county, I'a., jj ini'es west tr Peter
son and J mile from tlio P. L. It. blinded
by lauds of Jnmcs Nurih m the inr:h nn l
east, and by lands f E. S. Djty ja th : south
and west, containing
Eiglit Acres .r,S So7eaty-3l2 Peroi::,
n a good ia'e o" ctiiiiv-ni.m. lac Im
provements are as f.jil iws :
PLANK iioirrx;,
22x30, with b.issme::t ar. 1 rii'tit rj r.i. tlirr
clothes presses nnd two b;i!l : s!m a caod
BANK BARN, 2-ixW, wll f.rrr.ii- ;
Spring Hriiie. Suiokc ILiu.e, R:id o-fi'r ne
cessary outbuilding. TIi-tc is i's i r n!nn
dance of fruit on ihe prenii.je. un (ichard ,
of over 5(1 lree. 30 being in Ivtrpg oudi
tion, als Cherre-; and Peacl.ei. TV."- is a
good Spring of never failing w..lcr i.ear thi
house.
TERM? : Pries ?iO One iLoii-nml
dollars to be paid on t!i" ml of .Ap; :l, l7o,
when Deed wili be in- jei ad p Siuss:ua yirex
The balance in T' .yirvjita lo .mit pi;: t'u...'er.
Call at the j.rouiiaes. or al Iresi
A. J. HCKTZf.KS.
Pritiersvin, Juniata l.'o.. Pa.
N. B. If dcoir'nie, tlie purehasur can bf.7
thirty acres i.ure, a ijuiaiiiK tlie ah'ive pi-m-erty,
under culi:vatiuu, .-.t S") per p.cri-.
"A LL per.on are hereby cautici-;-i ac:
Xi. iluntiag. r isuing. oi 111 anv
'ItCiC
unting. r islitng, oi' iu auv .i le-
pasiin oa la farm oceupiJ by li.e uiuier
sitne I. i?i Milford lowiialiio. All pr'M so
olftU'.ling will bj dealt wii to lae lul! cst. nt
U. J;;.-;l'il VV.K.