jXxMATA SENTINEL.
... -MIFFLIXTONVN:
Wednesday. October 8, 1SY3.
"pENNA. R. KTIME TABLE.
Passenger trains leave Mifflin Station aa
follows :
EASTWAKD. r-.r--
Phixriwlphla Express, - 1 10 a m.
Fast Line, 4 (Hi i m.
Sonthern Express, 6 57 a in. ..
Ilarrisburg Accotnmo., " 11 28 am.
Mail, (S 3.1 p oi.
Pacific Express, 10 07 am.
Cincinnati Express, 8 iO p ui.
wi:stab.
Pittsburg Express, 1 08 a m. "
Cincinnati Express, 1 93 a m.
Southern Express, 4 10 a m.
Pacific, 6 43 a m.
Way Passenger, 10 07 a m.
Mail, 3 38 p ni.
Fast Line, 6 33 p m.
Mifflin, May 25, 1P73.
LOC.IL MTELLltSKSCE.
Perry county has a cavalry company.
Iliinlin?t!on Presbytery holds its sessions
at Alexandria this week.
Tanners of this State talk of establish
ing an insurance company.
Paper on the river alcove us note the in
troduction of black bass iu the river.
More rctt) J crop hay Las been made in
hiscotinly this season than in many years
punt.
The cliief of police of Altoona shoots
dog on the streets of that town with
revolver.
The pastor ol the Presbyterian church at
JlcVcylowu gets thirteen hundred dollars
per annum.
A salmon weighing 13 pounds was caught
in the West Branch of the Susquehanna at
AVilliamsport some days ago.
Two Lewistown children each had an
arm broken hist t cek. The one fell off a
"see-saw," the other out of a buggy.
Marrying iu Pittsburg is lively, three
hundred couples having withiu the past
two mouths beeu married in one church
Catholic.
Perrysville is becoming quite belligerent
On Saturday, G. V. Jacobs, a prominent
ritizcH of that town, was knocked down
liy a fellow citizen.
A city biulier sent $ 4,000 in fractional
currency to ltusBel'g bank at Lewistown.
The banker of that institution sent it back.
He woitldu't tuke the time tocouut it.
f red. Esenschade, of the firm of Tilten
& Espensehaile, has been prospecting for
iron ore near Tucarora mountain, in Tur
bctt township, and been fortunate enough
to find a vein four feet in thickness.
Advertisers who do not wish their ad
vertisements to appear in the Sentinel
and I.i:;'t i;i.! an should demand llieir dis
continuance. If not ordered out they will
be continued and charged for.
Last Friday William Mcsserman, in
woods in lieale township, before dinner
shot eleven squirrels and a turkey. The
Lewi-town Gazcllt hunter may put that in
his pipcnn.l smoke a while at it.
Two members of the Francis family in
Arniair.lt township, Moilin county, died re
cently from the efiects of crock poisoned
npplcb'i'ter, eaten three months ago. The
appM'tittcr was nnde one year ago.
One night last wet k Dan Updegrnff while
gigging in the river above D-jwart encoun
tered a school of s iluiun and succeeded in
capturing a dozen fine fish, two of them
weighing over tec pounds each. Miltonian.
If our pqtrons stop a moment for thought
and reitlizc how we lost by the fire, and
Low we have incurred heavy expense in
the purchase of the Kkpit.i.ican, they will
not be tardy in paying their subscriptions
and other indebtedness. Xo is the time to
help us. Dou't let us "dim."
Two Lewistown boys left home last week
without the consent of their parents. The
Cuzttlt says it was the '"blood and thunder
stories that the boys had leen reading that
induced them to leave." It had better said
it w as the mischief that led them
away.
Tl.e Democrat aud Register published the
n-ime of a Tuscnrora man, last week, who
had received that paper two years without
paying for it, and then ordered it discontinued.-
The only wrong in it was that
they failed to put his name in larger and
blacker type. If you wish to discontinue
paper, do so by paying all arrearages, and
no one v. ill object.
Ttev. K. TV. Kirby has been restored to
the mhi'fry in the M. E. Church. The
Mclkoditt Home Journal, of Philadelphia,
says: "A new M. E. Church bus been or
ganized by Per. W. H. Elliott, presiding
cider at the corner of Broad and Hunting
don streets, to be called the Fourth Broad
Street M. E. Church, and Rev. E. W. Kirby
has been appointed pastor."
On Inn Friday, " in the forenoon" be
tween ile hours of 11 and 12 o'clock,
Henry Xeiler, agd 73 years, latterly a res
ident with Samuel Stiuu ling in this bor
ough, fell dead while engaged in picking
potatoes for Noah Elder. Mr. Elder saw
liim fall and hastened to him and found
him in the throes of death. He breathed
only a lew times after Mr. Elder reached
fun.
A scaffolding on the new Methodist
church gave way last Thursday, precipita
ting to the ground John Kennedy, boss
bricklayer of the building, and two other
workmen. Mr. Kennedy was so much
hurt that he was compelled to go borne to
nurse his injuries. The others received
but slight injuries. Rev. Mr. Tardoe was
on the scaffolding at the time it gave way,
but was caught by a man whose name we
Lave not learned who was on an adjoin
ing scaffold, and helped to a place of safe
ty. The Reverend gentleman descended
to the fallen party, and iu consoling words
said they all should praise the Lord that
things were no worse.
Last Friday morning remaster Books
met with a mishap thus: At the hour des
ignated Mr. Books was preparing to go
gunning for squirrels Hurrying across Mr.
Smith's lot, which is adjacent to his
own, he entirely forgot that Smith had
made an excavation lor a cistern. Sud
denly, however, he was brought to a reali
zation of the forgotten fact by finding him
self going headforemost into the hole. He
reached the bottom, some seven feet dis
tant from the surface of the ground, with
out much trouble, but fortunately received
no serious injury. The top of his head was
cut in several places, which only wakened
liini up and increased his zeal for the hunt.
Cocalamus Lodge, No, 397 K of
P, meets every Tues4aj evening at 7
o'clock, in the Odd Fellows Hall, in
this borough,
Jobs Laird, Esq, of .McCoTtvlUe, lhh
county, is already making himself fell in
his new position of Superintendent of
schools in Patterson, N. J, as may be
learned from the following paragraph, tak
en troin the proceedings of the Board of
Education of said city, aa published in the
Patterson, Daily Presa of September 87lh :
City SitjMjrintendeut Laird then read a
brief hut exceedingly well-writien and ad
mirable report in which be mentioned de
fect he had noticed, suggested alterations,
and gave his views and i.is inteutiona. He
had louud lue classification of pupils very
bad, 6ome being promoted to higlier grade
before completing the work in the lower;
the course of instruction and methods of
many of the teachers can be and ought to
be improved. He had consulted the Prin
cipals, and had addressed the teachers upon
the greatness of their work. He gave
prompt atlentiou to every pupil reported to
him. He had examined pupils for the
High School who could not be examined at
the regular time, and many front private
schools, and admitted those cempetent
There are 92 teacher and 4.70S scholars
an excess of 555 pupils over September,
18G2. The Normal School has been organ
ized and is beginning to do good work. It
Is proposed that this school shall do the
work for which it was designed, and a reg
ular attendance on its sessions would be
required, and teachers' record therein con
sidered in making promotions. Three
things he considered essential for the
success of the schools unity, an entire sys
tem of instruction, each teacher fitting pu
pils for the next higher grade; 2d, method;
3d, life. He called the attention of the
Board to several matters: that a plan be
adapted to cure absenteeism ; that there be
a better system ot marking recitations;
that more blackboard surface be provided ;
that there lie better ventilation in schools
1. 2, 3 and 5; that better walks be placed at
No. 5 ; that a chemical 1800111107 is needed
st Mo. 6, if chemistry is to be studied ; that
vocal instruction and calisthenica be regu
larly taught in the schools; that over
crowded classes be divided, and that sub
stitntcs be provided without injuring the A
class of the High School. Report received
and the various recommendations refeired
to the respective committees.
Dr. TTistar's XTii,d Cherry Bal
sam. This ialsamiavmpound has be
come a Lome fixture. Le.t all who suf
fer, and have in rain attempted to care
their coughs, eolds, bronchial or pul
monary complaints, make use of this
uueqnaled remedy. It can. be relied
upon, the mass of testimony that has
been published since its introduction,
being ample proof of its efficacy.
Public Sale Will be sold at pnb
lio sale, at the residence of Francis
Buckwalter, in Walker township, on
Tuesday, October 21st, one cupboard,
1 bureau, 2 tables, 1 clock, chairs,
bedsteads, desk, tinware, queensware,
3 copper kettles, 1 brass kettle, and
other articles of household and kitchen
furniture, Sale at 10 o'clock,
TnE Crown Wringer advertised in
this paper, is claimed to be the cheap
est and best in the rcarket. Washing
Machine dealers and the trade are of.
fered special inducements. We re
commend a trial. See advertisement
in another column.
Special Examinations of Teach
ERS. Special examinations will be held
in the Court House, at Mifflintown, on
Saturdays, October 4th, 11th and 18th,
1S73, commencing at 10 i o'clock v m.,
for irregular applicants, bringing re.
quests signed by not less than three
members of the Board of Directors of
their respective Districts, stating that
they wish to employ said applicants.
1). K. ROBISON,
Sep 23, 1873-3t Co. Supt,
SI A It HI ED:
MORTON RE.JR it the Lutheran par
son ige, Perrvaville, Vt. 1, 1873. by Kev.
II. C. Shindi'e, Mr. S. R. Morton, of Tusca
rora township, and Mits .iuni C. Bear, of
Beale.
McELHENRT BURDGE On the 2d
ult., at the I'pper Presbyterian Parsonage,
by Kev. J. t. Kearns, Mr. T. G. McHlhenry,
of Concord, Pa., to Miss CiceliaC. Burdge,
of Kant Wateilord, Pa.
HORNER McGONIGAL On the 17th
nit , by the same, Mr. A. Horner, of Fan
ncttsburg, Pa., to Miss L. Bell .McGonigal,
of Concord, Pa.
DOTY MOORE On the 2nd inst., at
the residence of the bride's father in East,
on, Pa , by Kev. Edward Townsend, Lucten
W. Doty, Esq , of MifHintowc, and Miss
Anna Moore, of Eastou, Pa.
KILMER RICK At Loysville, Terry
comity, Pa., on the 2nd inst., Philip J. M.
Kilmer, of Juniata county, and Liziie S.
Rice, Loysville.
YOUNG SEIBERT On the 2d inst.,
by the same, Mr. D. J. Young to Mi.ss S. J.
Scih-rt, all of Concord, Franklin co., Pa.
KCMTZ MARTIN On the 2nd inst.,
by Kev. Mr. Hurley, Mr. H. C. Kurtz, of
Thompsontown, this county, and Miss Maria
L. Martin, of S tevens, Lancaster county.
It I ED s
THOMPSON On the 80th ult., in Pat
terson, -Mrs. Annie M., wife of Jeremiah
Th juipson, aged 15 years, 10 months and
3 dm s.
G CSS On the 4th instM in Milford tvp.,
David M., infant son of William and Mary
A. Guss, aged 2 months and 16 days.
Tribute of Respect.
At the regulur meeting of the lied Rock
Singing and Debating Association, Friday
evening, October 3rd, 1873, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted :
WitEitEAS, It has pleased the alwine God
to remove, by death, from our midst, our
friend and fellow member, John H. Funk,
therefore be it
ltesolved. That while we recognize the
hand of "Him who doeth all things well,"
we deeply lament that one whoe career
was so promising should be cut off so early
in life.
Kesolved. That in his death this Society
litis lost one of its most active, energetic
and consistent memliera.
Kesolved, That we extend onr heartfelt
sympathy to the family and relatives in
tiifir sore bereavement.
Ili-solved, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the several county papers, and a
copy of them be transmitted to the family.
HOLMES DYSINGER, )
ALICE S1EKER, Cose.
ANNA ADAMS, )
Caution.
ALL persons are hereby cautioned
against hunting or otherwise trespas
sing on the lands ot the nndcrsigned in
Walker township. All persons so offend
ing will be dealt with to the full extent
of the law.
JOflN R KAUFFM AN.
A fine assoitmeut of cloths casoimeres,
vestings, &c, alwrys on hand and for salt
by b.K LOUDON.
La'ge stock of Pry Goods at J. fc H. A.
Staaibaugh's, Crytal Palace.
Large stock of Ready-made Clothing for
gale by HARLEY&CO.
XIFFLU AKDPATTERSOJI BASKETS
Curiw.ied weekly by the Mifflin and Patter
son Board of Commerce. , y .
' ;) UirrutTowa October 8, 187J.
" WAIKlrMS '
Butter, prime roll 20
Lard 8
Tallo (J
Egga, per dos 2U
Vinegar, per qt.. 10
roac.
Hams, " lb... 12
Shoulderi fcSidos 7.
vaaiETiics.
Lake Herring 4 60
Onions 00
Beeswax, per ib 25
Soap, dry 8
Candles . 12
Wool, washed 6a
Rg S
RETAILED ARTICLES.
Petroleum Fluid 40
CmI Oil, pr gall '40
Salt per saek 225
OKAI!) AND SEEDS.
Corrected weekly by D. P. SulouffCo
Wheat, red.'. 51 40
Corn... .......... .............. 60
Barley 60
Oau, old 86
new 80
Cloverseed 6 00
Timothy seed 2 6t
flaxseed...... 1 75
Potatoes 60
J. tt H. A- SUmbana-h's Price Current,
Corrected Weekly, Oct. 8, 1SV3
Prime Roll Putter tr pound...... 25
Ejrgs, per dozen- 25
Dried Apples per pound 8
Tallow 8
Lard, 8
Chickens, live 8 ;
Bacon, "
Shoulder, 10
Mam,
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Philadelphia, Oct. 8,
Flocb The market is quiet but stead;.
The demand in mostly from the home con
sumers. About 800 bbls sold, including
""'fcnperflne $4 O04 50
Extras 4 60a5 50
Iowa &. Wis. ex. family 7 0ta7 60
Minnesota do. do 7 758 25
Penn., Ohio k. lnd. do. do... 7 25a8 50
Fancy brands 8 75a 10 00
Gbain The market Is dull, but without
change. Sales or 2500 bin red at (1 50a 1
58, amber at 91 60al 68, and white at $1 70
al 80. Kye is selling at 86a90c. Corn is
steady, with sales 3000 bus yellow at 68c
and 400 bns mixed at 06c. Oats are rather
weak. Sales of 4000 bus western white at
52a53c and some mixed at 4951c.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
The market for Beef Cattle was dull this
week, and prices were rather lower. Sales
of choice and extra at 6a7e, fair to good at
5aitc ; and common at 4a5c. Receipts
4OU0 head.
Cows and Calve were dull and nominal at
$46a5. Receipts 250 head.
Sheep of good quality met a fair demand
but common niove slowly. Sales ot the
former at 4(ar4c, and the litter at $2a3 per
heal. Receipts M,0"0 head.
Hogs met a fair demand at $7 25 for corn,
fed. Receipts 5000 head.
Aeto AdvertUemenst.
AUCTION
IX PATTERSON,
On Friday and Saturday Erenings
October 10 & 11, 1873,
OF
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
A Reasonable Credit will be
given. Don't fail to attend.
LAIRD k BELL.
PUBLIC SALE OF
YOBK STATE CALVES J
L. B. RK0ADES
Will sell at JOHN A. GALLAHEK'S resi
dence, Walker township, Juuiata county, on
tbe l ike, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1873,
VCT FIFTY HEAD OFJ
SUPERIOR YORK STATE CALVES.
These Calves hare been selected from the
best DAIRY COWS of Western New York,
and of the best blood iu the State, Durham,
! T 1 . ' I" 1 1 Ti irMNhim anil Alrl.nv
1 was sorry to disappoint yon in my sale
advertised lor August; the Stock will he
on thin time without fail, and can be seen at
J. A. Giillaher's from Tueaday, October 7th,
until the day of sale.
Sale to commence at 12 o'clock, noon.
No postponement on account of weather.
L. R. KHOADKS.
ALSO, at the same tim will be sold ONE
HUNDRED head of SHEEP, Feeders and
Stock Ews. C. TYSON.
Sept. 21, 1873-U
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
ospHANSMJouaT sat.
IN pursuance of Order issued out of the
Orphans' Court of Juniata county, tbe
undersigned. Executor of Catharine Cun
ningham, deceased, will offer al public sale,
on the premises, in Milford township, Ju
niata county, Pa., at 2 o'clock P. M., on
THURSDAY, OCTOKER 16th, 1873,
The following described valuable real es
tate, to wit :
TWENTY-EIGHT ACRES OF LAND
botiiided by lamia of CoL John K. KobUun,
John Cuuninguam and Orin Groninger,
having thereon erected a new two-story
Frame
DWELLING HOI SE.
a GOOD BANK BAltN and other out
buildings. There is a FINE YOUNG
ORCII A RO of choice fruit upon the prem
ises. This land is cleared and in a good
state of cultivation, and is situated upon the
main road leading from Mifflintown to
Johnstown, two miles from the former and
three miles from the latter place.
CONDITIONS OF SALE:
Ten per cent of the purchase money to
be paid when the sale is confirmed by the
Court ; one half of the remainder on the
1st day of AyriL 1874, when a deed and
possession will be given, and the remain
der on the 1st day ot April, 1873, tbe last
payment to lie wnred br judgment note.
J. 8HELBURN ROBISON,
Executor of Catharine Cunningham ilec'd.
Sept. 17, 1873.
GREAT REDUCTION
PRICES OF TEETH!
Full Upper or Lower Setto as Law as $5
No teeth allowed to leave the office un
less the patient is satisfied. .
Teeth remodeled and repaired.
Teeth tilled to last for life.
Denial wo'kdonc for persons without
them leaving their homes, if desired.
Toothache stopped in five minutes with
out extracting tbe tooth, at the Dental Of
fice of G. L. Debb, established in Mifflin
town in 1860.
O. L. DERR.
Jan 24. 1873. Practical Dentist.
REPUBLICAN TICKETS.
JUDICIA2Y.
Judge of Supreme Court,
Iaaao G. Gordon.
STATE.
State Treasurer.
Robert W. Mackej.
COUNTY.
Senate,
John Irwin, Jr.
Assembly,
James Beatty Henry.
Sheriff,
Jacob Lemon.
Register, Recorder, &.O.,
William W. Landis.
Treasurer.
Henry A. Stambaugh.
County Commissioner,
J. Ranks Wilson.
Jury Commissioner.
John Motxer.
Anditor,
A. Y. MoAfee.
JUDICIARY.
J ndge of Supreme Court,
iaaao G. Gordoii.
STATE.
State Treasurer,
Robert W. Mac key.
COUNTY.
Senate.
John Irwin, Jr.
Assembly,
James lieatty Henry.
Sheriff,
Jacob Lemon.
Register, Recorder, 4c.
William VY. Landis,
Treasurer,
Henry A. Stambangh.
County Commissioner,
J. Banks Wilson.
Jury Commissioner,
John Motxer.
Anditor,
A. Y. McAfee.
JUDICIARY.
J ndge of Supreme Court,
Isaac G. Gordon.
STATE.
State Treasurer.
Robert W. Mackey.
COUNTY.
Senate,
John Irwin, Jr.
Assembly,
James Beatty Henry.
Sheriff,
Jacob Lemon.
Register, Recorder, 4c,
William W. Landis.
Treasurer,
Henry A. Stambaugh.
County Comtrissioner,
J. Banks Wilson.
Jury Commissioner,
John Motier.
Auditor.
A. Y. McAfee.
JUDICIARY.
Judge of Supreme Court,
Isaac G Gordon.
STATE.
gtate Treasurer,
Robert W. Mackey.
COUSTY.
Senate,
John Irwin, Jr.
Assembly,
James Beatty Henry.
Sheriff,
Jacob Lemon.
Register, Recorder, Ao.
William W. Landis.
Treasurer,
Henry A. Stauib&ugh.
County Commissi met.
J. Backs Wilson.
Jury Commissioner,
John Motxer.
Auditor,
A. Y. MoAfee.
JUDICIARY.
J ndge of Supreme Court,
Isaac G. Got don.
STATE.
State Treasurer,
Robert W. Mackey.
COUNTY.
Senate,
John Irwin, Jr.
Assembly,
James Beatty Henry.
Sheriff.
Jacob Lemon.
Registei, Recorder, 4o.,
William W. Landis.
Treat nrer,
Henry A. S'ambaugb.
County Commissioner,
J. Banks Wilson.
Jury Commissioner,
John Motxer.
Anditor,
A. Y. McAfee.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IE0N' NAILS, GLASS,
PAINTS, 1 OILS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE
A SPEClALTf.
: THE PLACE FOR
5U$K$MtT8$
JlJmB
Si
ECKHN
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Hffl
THE FALL OF 1873
IN ALL ITS GLORY.
AT
J. & H. A. ST A MBA UGH'S
MAMMOTH STORE ! !
IMMENSE
Stock of Goods
JUST RECEIVED.
PRICES LOWERTHAN EVER.
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, T
QUEENSWARE, NOTIONS,
HATS AND CAPTS AX SIIES
CARPETS, &C. &C.
NEW CASH STORE
.A.T
LOCUST GROYE, MILFORD TWP.,
One and a half miles south. west of Patterson.
THE subscriber wonld most respectfully inform the public that ho has just opened a
Store at the above place, where he is prepared to supply all who may i'ai-orhiin with
their patronage with the latestaud moat Hdcct assortment uf
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, QCEENSWARE, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, OIL
CLOTHS, JioOTS & SHOES. Also, with a full supply of
HOME-MADE GOODS, YARNS, &C,
AU of which he offers to sell or exchange for country produce at
THE "VERY LOWFBT 3?HICES.
Much lower, in fact, than goods have been sold within the county for many vcars.
He will pay the highest market price for Locust l'usts, Railroad Tits atid Wood,
either in cash or goods.
. . A B19., f A. J. IIERTZLER.
Locust Grove, Ang. 8, 1873-tf.
CMfSTAfi
Yoti can gel any STOVE you
want at FKAXCISCl'S'.
HEATERS A SPECIALTY
-:o:-
T0VE WAMEBIOCMI S
WHAT TO WEAR ftl0
Juat atop into SAMUEL STRATER'S CLOTHING STORE, Bridge atreet, Patterson'
Pa., null h will tll t-jiu ull alu.i i
Havine iust returned from PhiliH1nhi
- 1
Latest and Choicest Styles c f
CXOTHING OF ALL KINDS,
Coats, Pants, Teats, Ila'ta, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Watches and Jewelry, Notions. Fi.r
Mislnnfc Goods in endless variety, Carpets, floor Oil Cloih, Furniture, fcc., cheaper thau
the cheapest, for the same quality ol goods. Call in and be convinced.
Measures Taken and Suits Made to Order.
Patterson, May 16, 1873. SAMUEL STRATER.
"THE AMERICAN PIANO,"
WING & SON,
417 BROOME ST J. Y.
-UISUItPASSEI-
First premiums whenever exhibited Prices low for the quality Large prices allowed
for Second-hand Instruments iu Exckmgu.
from Mr. Edward Hoffman, the Celebrated Piauitt.
I conscientiously believe that your Piano is in every respact a moil magnificent in.
ttrument.
From the "Independent."
The American Piano has deservedly bfecme a very popular Instrument.
DT'Responsible Agents wanted for unoccupied territory. - Send for circulars to
Feb. U, I873-6m. WDiO t SON, 417 Broome St N. Y.
'mm
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PALACE !
HOW TO WESS IT.
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" - .viA,iieiwiBUnji IVU .IIU UIV
yew nivertiemmfs.
fUU EL It. LOI DO,
.MERCHANT TAILOR,
RKVlx'a BlUDINU 0.1
BRIDGE ST , MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
Dexires to inform his friends and the public
that he has jmtreceived a fine and la.sliionu
lle stock or S PR1NG GOODS, consisting ol
CLOTHS Plain Black, Blue and Brown.
CRF.P Dahlia, Brown and Bluo.
TRICOT lil.K-k, Blue ami Browu.
MAOONAI.S U!uu and Black.
CHEVIOT"! All Shades.
SCOTCH GOOD AH Styles. '
BLACK DOESKINS A Superior Quality.
PANTS A SI) YF.ST FATTEKNS Fine.
SUMMER GOODS Guttural Assortment.
I will sell any of the above goods by the
yard or piltern.
TT" 1 also ki-ep on hand a full I'Vi?
BUTTEURK'S PATTERNS, conistiiig o
Men, Boys and Children's Suirt.y Coals
Pant;: ami Vests.
Uy I ill niiinnfactnre to ordirall Kinds
ol" CUSTOM WORK. PRICKS Reasona
ble to suit the times. itareh "J7, 1S i.
"UXIATA VALLEY EAIsK.
Pomcroy, Patterson,Jacos Co.
X I r V L I N TO W S , i C I A T A CC V TYt I1 A.
CAPITAL, 110,000'.
.TOSFFTT rOtraOY. President.
T. VAN IHV1S, CaiLlr.
Joseph romfrov, I.Toltn lialsiwr!!,
Jttroine N. I iHHupson, !1. H. itttlttl,
i!iu J. is. i-'rank
Uniicft NT'.i Securitir, Hand, tc.t bought
r.;i'l Httid.
fr-rrti-thirtir oxhaiiirol lor Flre-hcntie at
m;irki'I rt. t itiltti stjit oUmhs jiti.
wtitl unri NJrrr Iutit :.t hiilust nts.
Lhfmit rrpir-i, fi'.r.'iwa tmuir, ttrutfji an
ihr prtnci;Mti nfrs, and a 'jenei ai O'Mtkmy buti
nr irmiMtctftU
);intlHiuii othr vulimlile pnpt-n vhI
ouhx-cial tU-pttit. jyiM-tf
D.
I. SI LOITF CO,
FORWARD ASD COMXISSIOS
MERCHANTS,
DEALERS VH
GRAIN,
LUMBER,
COAL,
PLASTER,
SALT
CEMENT,
CALCINED PLASTEE
100T A.0 SHOE SHOP.
Ti,n ...i..-cin-.i t ...1JA I?.v..f I
SlioeniKker, livieliy resjeetttil!) inloruis the
puunu mai ne nns renioven ins
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
to the ni-w St-re room, on Main street, sd
juiiiiiig his reskieiiee, in tin- lio;oii;li of
l'attersit, Hhere he is pruj-arcd to accom
modate the most fastidious in
GENTS' FINE & COARSE BOOTS,
LADIES' WEAK,
CHILDREN'S' WEAR,
BROGANS, fcC, iC.
MENDING done in the neatest manner
and upon the shortest notice. A lilv-ral
share of public patronage is resjH-cllully
soiicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.
J. V. DEAN.
Patterson, July 2i, lijTJ-ii
TO THE CITIZENS OF PENNSYL
VANIA Your al'.enlioii is specially invi
ted In the fitct that the Nation.-:! Uui.ks are
now prepared to receive suiisci iptions to
the Caiilsil St"K-k uf the tVnleiiniiil Board
ol Finance. The funds realized from tins
source are to he employed in the erection
of the buildings for the Internationa! Ex
hibition, nmt the expenses ciiin- ! d with
the fame. It is confidently believed that
the Keystone Mate will be reptesented by
the name of every cilizeu alive to patriotic
commemoration ot the one hundredih
hill h day of the nation. The slmres of
stock are oilered for $10 each, and snl
fcriliers w ill receive a hundvmely steel
encraved Certificate of trtock, suitable for
framing and preservation as a national
memorial.
Interest at the rate of si per cent, per
annum will be paid on all payments of
Centennial Stork from date ot payuieut to
January 1, 1S70.
Subscribers w ho are not near a National
Bank can remit a check orpot office order
to the nn'leri'ned.
FKEIVK FI5ALEY, Treasurer.
tf 04 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
JN
EH TAILOR SHOP.
The undersigned would respectfully in
foruj the public that he has opeuid a
TAIL Oil SHOP
at his residence, on Bridpe street, in the
1 urkcr junsiou, and is ue.v prepared to do
CUSTOM WORK
at shoi-t notice and in the most durable and
lashmnuble manner.
Zlti iiit.iMl. til tmr out non halt .ntul n.V
and asks a share of thu public p:ilronn.
sept 3. 1870-tf.
;JI 4LL FIRM AT lRI VATE
J Sale.
The undiThiL'ne l oftirs st nrivate i1iv lh..
small Farm on which he now resides, situ
ate about one mile No. th uf Perrvsville.
coulaiiiiug about
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES.
The improvements are a two sti.rv
F It A 31 E IIOUS U
And otherout-bnildings. There is a Young
ORCHARD of Apple and otheri-hjice fruit
..via uu pi i. II1I.1.-3
A R it'll VEIN OF IRON ORE
Runs through the preinU.-a which hus h-.;en
pronounccu oy goon jmigee Ul.icK-tosoil
The vein has leeti opened and wiil pay well
f..r working For t;r:ns, 4i.i;., Inch iil be
vt-ry reasonable, apply to the uudersijrned
O i the premises, or to 1V. M. AtLiso.i,
Kea! I.sialo A- ut. Mitlti.iiown. Pa.
April I, l7y-tf. JOHN CillallOLM.
DIi!SOLETI05l NOTICE Notice
is hereby git en that the irtneiship
heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm and style of G S. Mills &.
Co., in tne Dry Goods business, in Thomp
gontown. has this day been dissolved by
mntual consent. Tbe books and notes of
the tirm are in the hands of J. S. Lukens,
Esq., of Thoiupaontown. for settlement.
GEORGE S. MILLS,
L. A J. B. WILSON.
Anj 25, 1873-31 -
It?t tines Cttril:
DATIJJ II. CR 41ft,
BA:;i;i:ii and i!ii dresser.
shop In the bi!iMin formerly ocinj-icd hy
R'. E. Parker,a'an oflice, ou Bride Streel,
Miflitiitown.- Jl-l'.
LOCIIIEXi KOTEU
1 1 A R K 1 S F'l'K(7, PA.
Tills note! is only two itrH fom th
D st. a:tt does not nin a Free Coach.
G Et KG W. IIC NTER, Proprietor
ss-tr.
1 OflS E. ATKINSON,"
ATTORN E Y-AT-LA W,
JUffluiiowH, JuniaU Cuunfu, renn't
Otliee on Brih:e street,- next d-xr to that
ol Dr G. L. l:rr.- April. ISTi-y.
jLFUEIv J. PATTERSON,
. Ittohney-at-law;
MIFFLINTOWN, JCN1ATA CO., PA.
t7 AH business promj tlv attfhiL-i't'j.
I IrriCK With Jeretiiiiih Lyont,'Esi.
V. R. nE.4I.OR.
A IIC T I0 3i EER,
rtrrijxvUlt; Juniata County, renn'a
CiTIiankful for' past, favors,- he solicits
the i'r.:ronaec 4f (he pui!ic.
Perrj-svilie, Hay 17 ly.
A ICTIOJEER.
iV. !. i. SNYDER,
PERRYSVILLE, PA.
Tenders hU services to llierit:ens of In
ni:ita ard adjoining connties .is Auctioneer.
Charges mixleral-:. For wtiMaciion give
the Dutchmun a t: i:il J'ost Oitiee address.
Port Royal, Juniata countv, Pa.
cb 7, 1n72-!v
gO II OA SEIiJER,
Will visit Miflfin and PattTon every
Tuesday, Thurl:iy and Suturdiiy mornings
and wi:l fiin.ih the -iwZeiiH v Ibesf hor
oiUfhs wit i the be-a of
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, PORK, fcc.
at th-j very lowest x ices'. He respectfully
solicits the p:itron.igj of ffte puiilic.
Aril 3, 1 y.
E. W. H. KKEIDEK,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
MIFFLIN TOWN, PENN 'A.
Will attend promptly to ail business en
trusted to his cu e. Can be found at ail
times at the Rr.ri dlic .t ofli.-e.
IOMGAhDNER HOUST,
Near Pa. R. R. and Reading R. R. Depot,
IIARRISBUKG, PA.
A. II. LANDIS. of Kiehfleld. this conntr,
his purchased the ahve Douse, and ro-titte-i
it so as to m.-tke a lirst-e.hiss liotei.
lie solicits the palronago of tlin public.
Oct 4. ISTl-lv
ILL113S GIVSJI
AUCT I O X K K R ,
Respeettuily ollors his rerrif js to th ub
lie of this and adjoiuiiig. counlios. H iving
had a larrfe experience in the btt.vinosswl
Vendue Crying, he feels confident tlu he
can render general siiiislartion. lie can
be consulted at his resideteu in Ferir.nagi:
township, or s.itisfact..rv .irraneeiuent cac
bo made at Will a Hotel. .MiMiii.to u.
S
TATE CAPITAL HOTEL.
Cor. Third and Valmit ftrcety,
UAKKISBUR6, I'E.N-V'A.,
HM. G. I HGMPSOX, Fnpncfor.
With a Bar and Tahlu unexcelled hy any
other Hotel in the City. Ch-i-jrvs ?s "uiikI
ernte ami a situation so coiiv.i'i:-iit to liter
Capital. It preseipts rare inducements to
the pnbtio tu tor it with their patrcnajra
l'b'. '
r6y E.4 RS ACTITE
PkAiicic t,. L. Derr, yVVs.
briiive s!ret, ; Vliltl ii.tonu, in- tfvA?
serts the handsomest Ferc.-iaiu TXi-C
Teeth end (jiuius mi-ii'ited upon all the va
rious ha.-es iu use ami e.t prices to suit all.
Teeth plugged, repaired, exi-h.mgi.-d or r.
modeled. Tooih ache cured permanently
without pain, and done in kn niiuuiu. Per
sons having teeth that t'.oy rsiiuol eat with
are requested to call,
L. DriRR.
Jan. 3, 187.1. Practical Demist.
I! .41 KILE Si. CO,
JI
WUOLESALE HIAUU IU
C'ariictn,
Oil C IoCih,
MjatiS,
Urooma,
Carpet ( haiu,
Batting, Wadding, Twines, &c,
AND A TIME ASSORTHEMT Or
WOOD & WILLOW WARE,
fo. 40 .Market tMroet, above 4rh,
PiflDADELPUIA, PA.
June 27, 1873-tf.
AOA,
X IX THE FIELD.
'1 he undersigned desires tn inform his ofcf
trieiiils aod tlie public gi-nwraljy that he ha
re-opened his
CAUlilAGE WOItKS
In the borough of PERRYSVILLE, and is
now prcpaied tu do all kinds ol work in his
line, ut short notice and u- Ui most rea
soiwbhi U riM.
Ila-ing had a number of 'year s experience
in the Ousiness, he feels confident that his
worK will compare favorably with any dontr
in the county.
Repairing Buggies r Specialty.
April 2-3, le7;i-if. J. B. TUOM?So.V.
jEW Dillli STORE.
BANKS & IIAMLIX,
.llaln Street, Mitilinto wn, r
DEALEiU- IN
DRUCiS AND MEDICINES,
CHEMICAL?, D.E STI FF, PAINTS
OILS,VAl:NlSifI-:.,GLA.S,Pt'TTY,
LUALOiL, LAMPS, Itt'KNEKS,
CHltlNUYS, BRUSHES,
HA lit KhL""IIES,TMTH
BRI'SHES, l'KR
Fl VI.!! Y, COMBS,
SO VPS, HAIR
OIL, TOBAC
CO, CIGARS,
N O T I O N a,
S I A T 1 1 1 N E k Y
LARGE VARIEEY OK
PATENT MEUiCLXES,
Selertrd wiin gretil, car, anl warranted
rom liifh ailth'rrifv.
!T7l'ii.-est of WINES AND L1QU0R3
lor in:dii-al ptiry-se.
CJr"l'Ki KlPTIONS cmpoonde.i with
great care. June 2i-tl.
INSTANTANEOUS kEI.IEF . SOUND,
Kt.raLsui.- c SL::r.r Giasaxteku
UV ISING MY
IXSTA.M EELILF I OK TH E ASTTIUl.
It m . .s inst.nti.' . relict i:ig the pimxysm
iniineiiiately, and etiahlirg the p-i.H-nt to Ho
tloun and oleep. 1 suli'e: ed trout this dis
easo twelve years, bul uiI';t rr more, and
work and slee; ao wtii u auy oh j. War.
ranted to relieve im Ih- wo-st Sent
hy iH'ti! ou receipt of price, one d jllar per
box ; as'c Jour iwungisr fir .t.
CUAKLES B. HURST
Koe'.et.'er, iwaver Co. Pa.
Feb. 21, 1873-yi
A lare assor'.nscnt -f ljueeuav. are. 'hinat
ware, (Glassware, C'rockeryw;ue, Cetlar
ware, itc., for sale cueap lv
J. ic il. A. STAMBAUGIL
S ubscribo iVr the Settinel aew.