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MIFFLIXTOWX.
ITednruIaT. How'r 4, 1874.
B. F. SCIIWEIEK,
rsrroa asd rsnpaiEToB.
Tbe elections.
Illeetions were In-lJ in tweiitj-tlini-States
and three Territories last Tuf
day, in ercry one of wliieh tbe Deiuo
eratic pa ty gained largely. Massa
chusetts, New York, Louisiana, South
Carolina, aud Georgia are the most
tT)u.itient changes. The new Con
gress will be lVuinerati J ; by what
majority cannot cow te stated. Jt is
not necessary now, to write opinion
why this political calamity has over,
taken the country. When the dead
are buried, and sighs of the wounded
have abated, and the shtotsof the
Tictorp have p"nt their force, abun
dant tiwe will be presented by which
correct conclusions trsy be deduced.
Through the terrific storm 1'entisjl
vania passed witb less injury than uist
any of the other Slates. Kvery State
around her has been swept clean away
iota the Democratic whirlpm.!. SL.e .
atauds alone. There is Souietliin? no
Lie in standing alone when inspired by
, . . .
tbi consciousness of right. 1 eiinsjl- j
vania is njr'.it. tier came ts jnsi 1
. c . . , , , ,.
one, and she Is the n (blest of them all- ,
She has elected her whole State ticket, !
1
it may be by 10,000 Kepublicao ma-
jirity; it may be less; it may more;
but no matter bow little it may be, it
makes Ler the distinguishing maik,
the light on the watcli tower" that
tells that the cause is not dead. But
I'eutisy Ivania has felt the flio.-k. The
exact coadiiiuii of Ler legislature cau
no at this date be told. It icsy Le
Ueuiocratic. The 3id, 5ih, 7'h, Stli,
lOib, 11th, 13.U. 17tli,18ti., lJtl.,U.Ii
lid and ii.d I'oi groMonal distiicls
have Let n carried by tiie democracy, ,
and probably M-vetal others. Aui.dsl :
the 11 Hd of iiili-fiute telegrams Uotll
. a , 1
ing d Suite can be suiei. i
".T II '
ThanbkgSviugr Day.
U. tl,- IV ,i-i .,f il. ITuiIlJ Stales;
.
of America,
A I'ROCLAMATIO!.
We are reminded by the changing
a.-asout that it is time to pause in our
daily aviicatiou aud i'ff--r I hunts to
Almighty G"d tor the mercies ami
abuiniauce of the year which i draw
ing to a close. The blessing of a free
government continue to be Vouchsafed
to u, tue eartli has r. sj nd U to the
labor if the hu-baiiUmau me land has
biea free frmi p-;stiie:i;e, luternii or-
der is beinif mauilaiued, and pface with
other powers Las prevailed. It is St
ting that at stated periods we should
cease from our accustomed pursuits,
and from the turmoil of our daily lives,
and unite in thankfulness for the bles
sings of the past, and iu the cultiva
tion o' kindly feelings toward each
other. Xnw, therelore, recognizing
these cnuHiileratioiM, 1, Ulysses S
Grant, President of the United S'ates,
do recommend to all citizens to a&sem
ble iu their respective places of wnr
ship on Tnursduy, the twenty sixth day
of Xive-Jiber next, and express their
thanks for the u.ercy and favor of Al
Biigiity tiod, and laying aside all polit
ical contentions and all secular occu
pations, to observe such day as a day
of rest, thanksgiving, and praise.
In witness whereol, 1 Lave hereunto
aet toy band, and caused tbe aral of the
United States to be affixed. 1'one at
tbe city of ashington, this twenty
seventh day -f October, iu the year
1874, and of the Independence of the
United States the ninety eighth.
U. S. (jRANT.
By the President.
Uajmi.tom Fish.
tecretary ol State.
"One of the speakers at the Baptist
Convention in liarrisburg thus rpeke
of the old Keystone Slate : This Slate.
a mission field, comprises 4G,000
square utiles. It is as larce as on
necticut, Massjchusetts, Nejr (lamp
hire, Ithode Island, Vermont, Mary
laud, Delaware nJ one iourih f New
Jersey combined It is as large as
Denmark, Holland and le!g'um, hi Eu
rope, together. It i nearly as large as
all England. Philadelphia is territo
rially tbe largest city in America.
Pennsylvania oould Gud room fir 383
ueh cities. Our population liumb-rs
4,000.000 ; as great a number as are
contained in the Statvs of Arkansas,
California, Delaware. Florida, Kansas,
Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada, New
IImpsliiie, Oregon, Kli..de Island,
West Virginia and Vermont. It con
tains 4,500 miles of railroad and Las in
contemplation as touch mote. It con
tains 400,000 church members and over
2,OO'j,00'J o( persons who are ii"t con
nected with any christian denomination
If these wete placed side by side they
wnu d reach from Philadelphia to Pitts
burgh. Tlie State doubles its p-n1a
lion every thiity years: and 500,000
. of people mic'it have each a house and
garden attached withiu (he State bound
aries." THESE is great want at:d destitution ;
in oeria'O ancu.'tn or I'raka A
despate'l UMH til-re, Ja'cd on (lie 2"lh
ult.. nays : lnf'iru.ation reeeiced from
t Utbwestern Xebiaka sluiwi that tlmu
sands of people are in a starving con
dition. One in lor inaut sac many w ho
for weeks had nothing to eat but bikfd
rquash and oinpkin and salt; others
who ha J lived on baked fl nr and water,
one meal a day, far weci.8. Ten thou
sand people in this State will need aid
sufficient to keep them from starvation
and being fr?z to death this winter.
Hundreds of people are naked aud on
the verge of atsivation and without
means to leave the State. Snow fell at i
Laramie and Cheyenne to-day
" '
-Ta.Milford ) Five-Cent. Savings
Hank bas suspeisled, with liabilities of half
wUlioa dollars, which w iil be coveml, it
is believed, by securities beld by the bank.
Excitement runs high against some of the
hank officials, sod is increasing. The bark
has stood well in tbe past, but the failure to
pay an expected dividend in August, and
the suspension of Nashua bauks last year,
made the depositors nervous. It is likely
that that the eoucern will be wound up."
Stmrer bas carried tbe district tT bo
tmrMt rJt 7t ir,ir .
JCXI ITA corxTT-ooiciai.
ir. at not. Licrr. or.
f 3 &
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:
3 4
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79 67 80
102 58 KH
VS 127 1-S
89 174 91
92 49 92
64 8 6
51 S2 M
& 88 6"
2 2 2s
2 32 9t
121 69 121
li'l 64 1'2
5 44 64
91 30 89
-r8 7: 5
1X7 V
87 ' 32 87
24 4 21
lVUi 1029 10S6
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81) 61 85
57 H'2
i:,s 121 i:.
91 172 91
92 49 92
6 8 n:i
53 82 ;V!
55 8 M
25 17 iH
J -J.:, 99
2t to lol
li 2 64 12
Lli 42 iK
89 oil 89
57 7;t 59
li!t 59 195
87 32 87
2 4 21
i:.39 9SI 15J4
Miffiin'own 6
Ke uiai ah. ..... 57
Walker 129
Kaette 171
Voiron 49
Unreiiwood...... 9
?UKiKhnt i . 82
IVIaware HI
Thouipsoutown... '2H
Ptiterson 3.1
Mil!rl ti'J
Bcale 62
I'ort Km 41
Turbett." 30
Soruce Hill...... 74
Tust-arora ..... .13
lank 32
black Log ... . 4
1021
Woodward's nij Tit;
Laila's majority jUT.
VilHintown...
Ferwiiuvli...
Walk.-r
63
18
....127
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J'-ivcite ....
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us iH-h urna .... S-
Il.-law.i--e M
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MillorJ
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I'ort Royal ...
1'.
82
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.. 42
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.. 74
.. 58
.. 32
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1 u-carora.
lawk
lilack Log.
1 M
Templi-' majority .11.1.
lc(Ja:i.Ues:-'a mij inly 5-3.
CONGBtSS. ASSKMILV.
5 "2 i.
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,. 6 95 7S 87
. 5. H'l 52 1
.123 162 tt l'J7
,..i:t I'M ICS 9
.44 97 4 92
,. 8 69 10 5.
29 '-5 SO 53
. 9 52 8 55
. 24 2" 21 52
. 30 9i 2 1
,. 6i 128 69 1J4
.. 59 107 68 9S
. 42 56 "8 W
.. 29 93 27 9.1
,. 71 61 76 65
. 4(5 199 67 174 1
. 32 87 35 84 j
.. 4 24 2 26 j
989 1606 51 1586 j
Mixi,.t..n.
Fermanagh
i-',','
Xunn
Greenwood
SlI9 ,,,,. ,,.,
lH:!aare
Tliiuontown
Patterson
Ui'.l.ir.!
Beale
I'ort Koval .
Turbeit
:-pruce Hi!!.
Tnsearfira . .
Lack
Black Log..
Stenger's 5I.ijw.ty 6.'6.
llutrick's majority 600.
can's, scsvetoe.
arniToa.
c E; i
MiflRintown. 79 83 78 84 81 82
Fermanagh. 61 98 69 !l 69 Ml
Walker ....! !" H'i 1-7 154 124 157
Favelle ...19. 64 175 86 175 87
Monroe .... 61 8i 4 91 49 92
Creeiovoo.!. 10 67 II 51 In 6i
SiiMiin-h ina 32 61 29 60 32 51
IMaaare... 89 51 89 49 89 61
Tlioii.pM.n'ii 25 27 22 SI 2t 28
Taltersoii... 35 92 31 9S 85 92
Mil:..i.l 7 1:2 69 121 67 I?-,
le.k- 65 H't 9i ; 67 9.
I'ort Rova-. 41 52 4 3 53 46 46
Tmbett 1... 30 91 3D 9f 81 86
Si.ntf Hill. 74 5H 74 57 78 5-!
Tuscarora.. G3 ISl -t.4 180 C2 11
Lmt "2 7 32 8" 32 87
Black LoX.. 6 18 21 4 21
1-9. 1470 lnr7 142 10j7 UO'i
W"atts' ni.ij-.rit 376.
Will's nnj.iity 395.
Gibson's uiijority 418.
James Blsck nreived 19 vot?s as tem
s!Titice csndiiUte tor Suirenie Jmle. in
Vliniint'tnn. I). Ura ifil reeeivel 1 1 votes
lor Lh-utetimt (iovemo', in Millliiitowii.
t'atvin I'arsons received I vote, as a cm
(t id ate tor Auditor (i -ner.il. in iii:llint"n.
J. II. Ciilliertsoii r.-c -i'st 19 rotes ii Mil
flintonru tor iecr.-l try ol lnlerutl Atlairs.
Feruiananh touihi (.mvc JjlaeK 1 volu.
Taikonx 1, and Cub-itson I. I'atterroi
irave Black 3 vuli-s, Uradlonl 2. I'arsous 2
Tll-c oo:a lownship pave Black 2 voles.
Tola! BVk 25 ; Bradlo.d 18 ; 1'arsoiis
22; Lulbeitsoii 20.
A iNciLa case of deceotion recently
occurred ir. Frtxrjstrt, Illinois, aliii-h l-Miks
very much like a libel on the adiuittelly
keen intuitions ol aomankiml A rascally
iinistor tres:ntel himsolfat the resi leuca
l uidow iaytinl, as her h-nx lost hus
bum, and actually succeed--1 in convincing
her and the cliiiclrtn that he a as the identi
cal husband aud lather who had been
monrned so long as dead. But there was
one skeptical indiviilual connected aith the
family who brought the matter before the
grand jury, and after a severe examination
the man was touud to be an iioposior, and
sent to oir.on lor three years. One can
readily understand how tlu children inigl.t
give crvdence to this man'a story, and even
tli it they recognized their parent ; but
how shall we account for the widow's de-
lusinn unless, indeed a what was it
Barkis said t Oh yes, Bait is is williu',"
said be.
CaprrtL mnislnueut has been totally
abolished in S nzerland-. The new jx-nal
code of that republic may lie briefly sum
marized as follows : Homicide, committed
voluntarily, is to be qualified as ninrder,
and punished with from ten to twenty rears
of solitary confinement. Premeditated
murder (-with luslice prepense") is to be
classed as assassinatiou, punishable with
solitary confinement lor life. Murder by
poisoning, also with thw same punishment,
whether death is occasioned at once or by
slow poison. If death dues not result trout
the administration of poison, the punUh-
nicnt is to be Iroin teu to twenty year' sol
itary confinement. For infanticide the pun
ishment is solitary confinement tor nut less
than three or more than Eve yean.
A despatch from Sit. Paul, JlinmsoU, uu-
der date of the 2ud inst., ssys : James
Lick anil wife were attacked on the afreet
j last li i,; lit by Geo. Iiurhlenschlagcr, Geo.
j Rapp aud wile, who had eridcullv been
!xi(lgill or Mr, m
j brutiU:r mUrderea ,Uj N(L Mrt. K ,.,
ber huMd ,,K.n .utel Mr. Luk,
the former bei g armed with a knife, and
the hitter witb a tiuuer's soldeiiug iru, aud
alter kuockiiig him prwtrate they placed
liim lace dowuwards iu a small creek, and
Kapp stood on him to bold bis face in the
water uutil he waa strangled. Tbey were
frightened off by u proaching fot-Uteps,
aud l ick was picked op insensible, aud
may yet die fron his injuries. Ail the aa
sUst hav bw capfnnst.'
Ifce Sale f Kenttick Mtart-Honii.
Tbe Chicago Tritt thas concludes tbe
report of the sale ol short-horn cattle near
Paris, Ky., on Wednca laV, October 28th z
To-day the far-famed and world-fenowned
London zuchess herd of Edwia 6. Bed
ford was scattered to to the fffur winds Of
the earth, seven of them hinging $24'.5GU.
fcvery State in the Union enlend a hot con
test for those noble animals, but Kentnckv
and Illinois carried off the prizes. This is
the greatest sale ever held -n the continent.
The following is the list of purchasers t
London Duchess 9th, ,n0. John B.
Kennedy, Paris, Ky ; London Pucbess 7lh,
$"..100, T. J MeGitilMins. Cyhlhians, Ky.;
London Duchess 11th. $ l.4'H, T. J. 51c
fiiboon, Cynthiana, Ky. ; Loinlou Duehess
3d. $1,210, C.X.Clay, Jr.. Pais Ky. ;
London Duchess Mill, $2.0-10. J. Il.8peir
k. Sons, Tallu!a. Menard couutt, II'.; Lon
don Duchess 16th, $.'.7i0, Kobert K ill.,
way, Montnouth, III.; London Duchess 7lh,
a live mouths' roan e.ili, $2,259.
The finest London Dm-hess of the lot to
J. II. Spears Sous, of T .llul i, III. With
iliis closed cut the most famous family iu
America, making an average of $ 5.521 per
head, the largest ever made on any family
in the world rxc.pt the jure Duchesses.
Then camu Ihe clws t
Cora 3d, $l,"it0, to A. T. Lockridge,
Gneticasile. In.1 ; Cora 4ih, $j)SI, V. E.
Siuiina. Paris. Ky. ; Louaii 35th, $l,fi8ll, to
J.bu Snells Al Sons, latmontun, Ofil.
Louau ol Wood and Villa, t'.MI a lour
iiioiiths dd call, and i 1 to be one of tile
Knot I. .11111F living ; J II. 8p.-an tikes
her to Forest IlilU; 7ih Lou in ol Oikinol,
$1,175, J. Niecols, BliMi.umlon, lil. j Kit
ty Clover 2d, $52-1, llorice Miller, Paris,
Ky.; call of above, by Slst Duke of Ai
diie, 1 month old, to same, at $ its); Kilty
Clover Sd, $;25, F. J. Barbee, Pais; K tty
Clover 6lh, $l.'.J0, Wesley Waruock, Cyu
lliiau.i, Ky. iiuisirled Cannoud.ile, $I.5U0,
II. P. I'hoiiipson, Winchester, K . ; inisir
Icsl Canuondale 2il, $2,075, K. T. Davi Imhi,
Springtlel I, Ky. ; Caunonda e od, a white
jrli: g. wbkh uliusa that good w hile ones
will sell, brought $I,50i', to '. P. Bedloid,
Paris, Ky.; iniirte-l Lady Adela, $1.075, 1
to J. Kircols, bloouiiugton. III ; Gazelle of j
Wood'.ai-d Villa, $925, J. N iccols. Blooui
iugton, 111.; Lady Bales 4th, $2,S2, Ed- ;
want K. Thomas, North Middletuii, Ky. ;
With thisfiuUbed liie cows oS the lint,'
real. zing an average ol $1,915.
1 he frst bull ou lite list was twenty-u'rxt
Duke oi A sine, the best breeding bull on
this continent. lie wutit to grace the paa- j
lures ol .the noted forest Hid herd, owueJ j
by J. 11 Spears & Sons, at $7,o25. . I
Other Siihs were as follows: j
Loudon Duke 15th, $2,100, S. Meredith j
k. Sons, Cambridge ; Loadou Duke I'.iim, a !
li-mouths old call, $!.5"0, A. R Duncan, j
Tonand ,111.; Loudon Duke Htli, $"i00,
Albert Crane, Durham Park, Kan.; Wood
laud Star, $5U0, it. Briggs, Kcl ogg, luwa;
Oakland Duke. $225, B. F. Gooch, Mason,
Ti xas; Canuon Ball, $125, W. II. Kicbanl-
son, Lexington, Ky. ; Northumberland 5th,
$270, F.J. Barliee, Paris, Ky.; Oakland
Duke 2d, $;!20, S. E. Cooper, Michigan,
Marquis of Bute, $874, F. J. Barbee, Paris,
Second Manjuu or Bute, $280, D. C. A
derson, Mount Sterling, K.; Bertram,
$240, K. CuehraiH-, tlhio; Jasper, $22 i,
James Uaiieb.-ick, Greene astle, lud.; Ster
ling Duke, $ .W, James Sudduth, Newstoii,
Kcutucky. '
W ith this closed the most noted s ilo iu
.-hurt horus, except the great Mow Yuik
M. lis sale oue year age. T.i e siles bive
shottu must coiiciusikcly that a biiiter
proapeet is iu sto.e lor the sliorl bora 1 1
lcie.il ol our ualioll tna i the most sauuiutt
had ever u.iel,leJ.
Satikuat bight teveral tibl.-s were
burned at li tlia.ioy City, .cUiivIkiII c uuty,
link Stale. Alter l lie tires were tubdue i a
dispute aroe bjiweeu members of the va-u.u-.
tire luuiji uies, uhich ended iu a riot.
P.jjol-, bliliek, wid all knuls ot available
weapons were Irvely usoi. George Major,
ihe chief burges, was sh-t aud wouuued,
and is now lying at home iu a critical con
dition, ihe bali entering near lb; heart.
Daniel Dougherty, who, II u Ihouhl, shot
Mr. Muj'tr, was shot iu the ueck by VI ilna.u
Major and dangerou-ly wuuoded. Dougli
criy wax airoled ou the charge ol shoot
ing George Major, ami A Hlia.u M t j r tor
kboutiug Doi.gueiiy. t)lti.-. were toii;il
eu, and ihe cxellcmeut ti.roUehut the loan
ran high.
.b..it 5.C0 on Fr'.day evening fire was
discovered in 8cl.nuru's sttble, in Selunv
grove, aud iu ten miuutea the whole corner
was iu tl kiues, and raged without ceasing
uutil 9.:;0, when Ihe engines couuneiiced to
gel it under control. There were eight
business houses, taenty-two restden -es, the
Mcthodini church, ublic school, Selins
gnxe Timet i.lbce, iSegtress-r's tiuue.y,
two hole s, (Keystone an I Nstioual.) be
sides about teu stables destroyed. Loss,
between $100,000 and I50,IKSJ. Many are
without bouses and are sheltered by the
ueihlwrs. The wind was very high and
khowered spirts half a mile Irom the town.
Two fire couipauics from tunbury reudered
askistauce.
SHORT ITC3IS-
An orchard planted by Daniel Webster at
Marshlield yields this J uar I.UjO barrels ot
apples. ,
There was a heavy killing frost and ice
at Mobil., ai.U a killing trust in Peusacola
on iloti'lay luoruiug.
On the 12th ot November L'dderzook
will be banged at West Chester, and O'JUara
and Erviu at Montrose, iu Susquehanna
county.
Polygamy cannot be unpopular among
the women of Utah when I0AMMJ of tbem
vote to sustain it, as they did at the last
Congressional election.
Two masked men entered the house of
Mrs. Sarah A. Bradley, in North Adams,
Mass., Suuday night, and after tying her lo
a chair, ransacked the bouse and stole $300.
A Belgian has started an egg farm near
Marietta, lis. He has eight hundred hens
and fiity cocks. Te business now yields
27,'SJO eggs and 2,120 chickens r annum.
A despatch from London, under date ol
Octolxrttl, states that iu the lowu of Dai
wen, Laucauter county, England, typhoid
fever baa broken ant iu ita most virulent
tyie ; I5,G00 peraons are sick w iih it.
1 be influence, ot the wriu west her has
readied even Ihe Western grasshopper.
The hatch it" ol Indian summer baa bro
ken open Ihe egg of that iuaect in Minne
sot i, and tbe fields fairly swarm wilb the
young. . ' '
A yocxg man named Beiij. 11 light was
sliot Saluniay i.iglii, about two miles Irom
Eiuara, N. Y., bile stealing tuikeya from
the premises of Hon Edward Ml. ler. ' The
sbtMiting was done by a son of Mr. Miller.
Ilaight died afterwards.
St. Jo-, a small oil town iu fuller county,
Pa., waa destroyed by fire on the aiternoon
ot tbe 2nd inst. .Twenty-live dwellings,
two drag atoiea, and several livery stables
ere bi.rned. Tbe lire originated in a de
fective flue. Ko estimate of Us lows can i
fa.ssrt wrwawas, '
Set Aflrtlemcnta.
jtalmlalitratvfs Kotlce.
Etlmie of Cornell Barlttj, dereaud.
LETTERS of Administration on tbe es
tate of Cornelius B.urtf-s, late of tbe
borough of Mitllintown dae'd; having been
grantod to the undersigned, all persona ui
deb'ed to tbe said estate are req iested to
make iiumediate fvixment, and those having
claims nr djm imls against Ihe same to
make them known without d -liv to
SAKAH li. B VR'LKT,
JlteEPll liorilR.K-K.
Jldm initlratort.
Srv. 4, 1874.
S THE CtiUKT OF COMMON' PLEAS
ol Jimiifa county. Feiirntry term,
173, N'o. 13 In divorce.
Fr ii ri-ra B. Godsbot, by her next friend,
ri. J K-oh (iilshil
To Jtrob Cal'ioL itlipnniexl :
Sib t'leane tik? noliee Ihtt the t'nnrt
h grsnte! a rn'e on vmi to shoar cause
why a divorce' tixeu'O mUrimnit should
not be deer ed in ihe ulnce e
ketnrnsnle on nd iv. D-ceebea 7, 1"74.
Personal notice hat mg tailed ou account
of vour alisence.
LOI IS E. ATKIVSOV,
Jlilornet f:T L.betlaml.
A XEiY CIIROMO FOR 1373.
fiODEY'S LADY'S HOOK
Will give to every subseriber. whether sin
tto or in a e nli. who piys in sl ranee tor
1X75. and rcmi's direct lo thi ottU-e, a copv
of "THE It KSC'I E," th hsndsomel
chr niia ever ollere-l by a pnb'i-her.
T.tius $ ( per annum. For circnl.r eon
tAininf term, lor clul.. ete., aditress L. A.
0 1LY, 1 biladelj-hit, Pa.
es'
MARY t'LE.1IJIER A1IES'
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arvwfta l V oa-aj w Wnffa -ftH lit mti SMN'Ut
, sf sj ha rll r nvrar. l$wta-r ! $s rum mmmt m
ffjl'ske wyssf - f 1 htfj ar. r wr Urf p'Mp'lirn, it!i
full part r-H t, nti fw-ioa. t tSrr will frH v tunw M
4V lar w A -s N. S-n4 fr tksrsai. A44
A- I) Wouiuviu C-. Uautsonl, Um
FREE TO BOOK AiENr3.
AN ELEGANTLY BOUND CANVAS
SING IdMiK for the best and vhe.ist
Faii'ilv Bible ever p'lblisbel, wf:l b- sent;
of chiT?.' any b nift agent. Jt contains j
Over 700 tine Scripinre lllustrafions, i
and agents are meeting with nnTccdented
sliceess. Address, stating exju-rince, etc.,
ami we will nlmw von whit our ;eni ars
d..i.i. r-ATlONA.'i iTBM.SIII.NM Ct.
Pl.il idelphia. Pa., vjliiea.'o, I'd., or St.
Loui, Mo.
LIJST EXTRA0HDEIA11Y
Terms of Advertising" are otfereil for News
pa peis in tbe State ol
PENNSYLVANIA. I
Send for Hit of pipars and schedule f rates.
Addresa
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Advertizing
Agents,
So. 4 1 Park lio w, .New 1 rk.
:S3l- ,- is . T -as I
isa Umiixs Um-a ( a. i.? t-m tk.
((" tOPi V T ''? ' bonie. Terms f ee.
tpj r- tLJ Address iito. Srlssox k, Co.,
Portland, Ms.
(JfJIT A VK! K guarantee" to M ile sfd Fe
if I ' nia'e Ag-nls. in tin ir li.i al.iv. t'o.ts
MiTIM.NU to ty it. I'anirnl.rs
F-ee. P. 0. VI'.'KF.KV k. CO.. Augusta,
Maine.
Executor' Xaltce.
Eilalt o Jjupk Pom roy, dte tied.
"tTniEKElS Lelters rel.im.bt try on
V V lite estate ot Joej h I'o.nr -v. late
ol Beak- Iwp.. Jiim ita t o., ra.. dec -t, h.e .
Ik-cH granted to I he undersigned, all yersuna I
indented In ihesiid e.-late are reiUeeil lo
mike immediate ayiir.-ut,4iid tiio.e h iviug
claims w ill please prcrut them proK-r y
aulheu'io ite.1 for svttl -ineut
J. NEV1N POMEmtY, Executor,
Acalculia, Juniata Co., Pa.
Sept. S'. 174.
Lxecutora' Notice.
Eitatt Miry M'arxick, dictate!.
LEI'lEKS Tci.tament.iry on the estate of
Mary Warwick, fate" of Spruce II. II
lowimiiip, d -re.iMil, hatiui! been granted
: th undersigned, all iersous i ideb ril to
sai I eoUti- are rrquekted to make pax meiit.
and ilioKrf kaviu claims or dem.uuls arc re
quesled to make k mwn the same witnuut
delay, t lll'UH V. DAVIS.
Spruce Hill.
JEREMIAH LYONS,
. .W.llln.town. .
Oct.7,74 Executors of sai.l deceased.
Dissolution ef Co-Pa rtJicrsUin.
Nll li E is hereby xiten that Ihe cn
rinersli. h.-relotorei x'm'ing beiw.-es
Hie iiiidcrixnetl. inner Ihe firm name ol
J. O. Ilaliieman k. Co.. dealers in general
meichaii(!i at 1 boniisoutow a. l'a., was
dissolve-! by mutual consent on Ibe 'M day
of October, Itwl. The li.o.ks, mnes, 4-C,
are in the hands of J. ii. ilal lenian for col
lection. ISAAC HALDKMAN.
J. U. 1IALDEMAN.
Oct. 7, 1874.
The llisnks of J. t. Italdcmsn are also
bereli.- tendered l Ihe public tor their
hearty support of ihe linn, coii4et with
the request that they maintain Ib.-ir busi
IH9.S relailnns wilb hiiu mis ihit he eon
tin lies the busi:ies at the old stind, where
he will be glad to see them nt all li nes.
J. ii. HALDKMAN.
: KOTICE. .
a Ihi Orphan' Court of Jutvtta Cnunty.
iw iToceeJinf for Ihe opprattement of tilt
Ileal t.elale of Jimee Jie.ier, de eoiej
To Barton L. 11 id and N'tucy Jjw il .11,
lib wile, John W. lk -.b -v in I b ir.ih Kit n
lsenb rrg, his wife, ami Zen is James Reiser:
rnrsuant to an order ol said Court m ete
at September term, mil are hereby notified
that I, V. II Kueu-, Sherilf i f Jui.i.it.i
county, w ill hold au inquot ai.d ajprai.se
meut ui:i the real est .te of s iid Jaies
Kc iser, deceased, on Frnl.iv, tlie :JUth day ol
tH.-tt.lM.r. 174, at 1 o'clock P. M ou the
premises, in Tuscarora lownsl.ip, a lien and
where jou can atluiid if vou see proper.
W. U. KNOL'aE, Sherijf.
Oct. 7, 1874.
CHAIR MANUFACTORY.
THE nnderslgned, at his shop, on Water
street, ;illliuown. has nosr on hand
and tor sale cheap, a gcUe al aso:tuuut ol
CHAIRS'.
lie also has a largtf lut of
COFFINS
on hand, and, having purchased a new
llesrse. is now pre,uirel t att. n l innera'a
at the slimiest notice ami on the most 'ib
ersl terms, lie has made a great reduction
in the price ot Colh ls.
C7" Repairing proniptlv attended to.
jdiy'Jittl O. P. UOBISO.V.
WATERiJil .
aZeasa - ,
a?l
Millinery and Dress Making. -
SAI LIK A.IAWKis still ca"Ting on
the Afillinery Business ami Dressmak
hut on cherry street, Afifliintown. She is
prepared to do
All Kinds of Sewing:. '
Tlease give her a call before going else
where. , .
saP-fi SUXIB k. Hlw-I.
: ' t i. 1 ' ' -
Real Eiitie.
URI'IlAXd' OL'UT SALE
REAL ESTATE!
TIIK nnde-sizneil, Ons-dhnnf J E. T
Sallie M., Slid Chirles K. Slinmin,
minor children of George S. Shinvan, d
ceased, ill sell at public sale, on the prem
ises in W'a'ki-r townhip, Juniata couut,
Pa., at 1 o'clock P. M-, m
THUaSI)A,:OVEMER12,1874,
The follow in c described real estate, to wit t
1 he nndivided oiie-hali of a certain lanta
I ion and tract. of liml sitimto in Walk t
township, Juniala couiit, b-unded on the
ea.t by lands of J. ha A. (Jallaber, ou Ibe
north by iai.ds ol Maies Kvle, on Ihe west
by Ian la of Minn-hen and Baaiioar, and ou
Ibe south by lands ot Book and lietrR-k,
containing
0n9 Hundred and Forty Acres,
more ii- less, iii.a sobject lo a ilowr ot
l. b cea J. Shu i. an ; 110 acres of which are
cleared and in a hish slate of eulliiallou,
the bilunce ln-irg liuibeiland, with a vaiila
Me stone ipiarry ou it. 1 be improvements
are a
LARGE STONE HOUSE,
two stories h:gh, S4vSI feet, with a to
slorr Frame Kilehen attached, 2IVJ1 leef,
and a one-story Siiiomer Kit. hj'i, 15x21
leel, attached to this, in which there is a
Cistern, Oven and Smoke House, antl other
necessary ouib.iildius ;
A Large Frame Bank Barn,
4 x0o feet, w ith a large CisUm, Cora Crib,
and W.ij;o:i Shed.
Tbe location is a very desirable one, binz
conver.i -i.t to sck-xds and cliurcbes, airl
hating the advaut.ig-s ol three good mar
kets bein; one n-ile from Port Koy il on
tbe Pennsylvania lt.iilio.id. three-tonrths oi
a iniln iroin the Penns-. ania Canal, one
niilj Irom Mexico, and thee miles from
MitTiutown, the comity teat.
The other half ol Ihe above farm will
also be sold at tbe sjum lime and the
satuo terms.
TERMS OK SALE.
One-fourth of the p'lnrh ise money to
paid on the roi.tirmaiion ot sale by the
innrt; one h ilt of ihe balince on the first
day ol Ap-il. Itti5, atnl the other hill on
Ihe first iy ol Ap il, wilh interest
I Mini April I, l7v, lo bs aecureil by bonus
and moitage.
SAMUEL BUCC, Guardian.
SepL16, 1&74.
PIIOTOGRAP.l GALLERY.
Bridge itrtft, XiQIttowo, Ta.
JOSEPH LESS w.inli re.pectrnllv invite
all who want i;t)OI PIloroUUAI'HS
of themselves or their iriemls to give him
a Call, and be convinced that this is the
place to get
GOOD PICTl'RCS.
Having prfpirel hitiiHvIf with t'ie lihST
KSl i:L.VKM5 i i tlie uurtit, unl
at it liie
litest mrnovEMF. ts
that c.iusiiiule a
First-Class Photograph Gallery,
he invites all his friepds snd i Ii p b'icsen
erilly to laor him wi'h t'nir pilroi.agc,
aud they will he aecuiiiiod.i'el wilh any
thing in the line ot Ph-itogriphy.
Pietiiren t.tken lnm Canl to L'.fe Pise,
and Painted, II desired, ill Oil or Water
Colors.
Small Pictures copied and enlarged.
Old Auib-otrpes or l.ijrnerreit.Vs also
copieil and en!a'gel, tad riintiil if desired.
A gooil st lee C I mi nf Kl(.i!ES k-pt on
haisl at all times, and cheaper than ever.
Solid Walnut Praun s.
liiit prunes,
Imitation Walnut Primes,
lm tatioii Itisewo sl Kiauls,
Uli.'le Pr oi.es,
Caoiuet liu,eiid Kriie.s, -l'H
tu.e NaiU, Screa-ees, Cord and Tas
sel, kic.
JOSEPH HESS.
M C:i:itown, Jan 7, 1871.
jKW FURMTLKi: STOKE.
The nndersig'ii-d would inform the public
that he bis ..pencd a
FLUXiTl'IIE STORE
la tlxi o "rough ol PatleraoB, where he has
lor sale
KIMIOUHX & GATES'
BEDROOM SETS,
Walnut Lt-tlrooiri Sets,
ALL STi'LKS OF LEDSTEADS,
Sofas, Lounges,
Exten.ion Tables,
MAR CLE TO!' BUREAUS,
K ifSnLC TOP ST.4XDS,
Sofa, Cane-sCiit ami Common
Chairst, Wash Stands,
Also, a Largo Lot of Carpets.
As I run a car to PHiaJcIphia weekly I
am prepared to fill all orders lor furmture,
carpeLs, k.c, in person.
F. F. EOHM.
Oct 22, lS73-tf
Eare Inducements I
QC )nn ACHES OP LAND FOR
t3Jyj3J SALE Said landsaresit
uaieii mi a l near the Cairo II Fulton Kail
ismmI, in Umdolph Co., Aikansts, and will
raise Irom llitv l sixty bushels of corn or
oue bale of cotton to the acre, and will be
sold at prices ranging Irom one to twenty
dollars per acre, according to Ihe improve
ments on same. Tkbiis. Oiie-toiinh cash,
and balance in one, two, three and four
years.
LEY1 IIECIIT Jt BROTHER,
Pocahontas, Arkansas.
FvpL 23, 1874.
Tfce Misb & ffamlin Organ Ci,
Winners f T!Ri:n rilKIIFST
llKIAIstu DIPLO.tl t ' IlftX
4fit at Henna. '! PurK,
ikm. wwuii.1, mi- rnr.tT n'i'-
tlttT t tbe lttT C'tltMl.T:
OUCj.4X!l in Ibe 1 4II I.U. mclinliiir .
new sly'es with recent iinirovements. o
oniy raciirr'y yur fn.i, -. i.twhi, ,,
!. e. Sf.W OF i:as
P41' 11KVI S the ni.nt l ivonli e rnr
orieieit. ii,.iia .s ni:5irKi with
I'KII lXEGE OF lLUCilAi:,
to almost any pari ol tint country. First
payment S-l.W or upwinls.
IllUutrulCtl C'UtUloues and Cir
culars, wub mil pal iiui.iar, sent tree on
request. Address
MA&OX &. II 4311,131 ORUtSCO ,
iiosfou, New Y oik. or Chicago.
Executor notice-
fttale of John ISime. deeeaeeJ.
IVtHlCE Is hereby Ki'en that Letters
J.1 1 etament--ry on the estalu o," Julni
Hums, late ol Fat etle towtisbip, d.-ceajKsl.
h ne been pranl.-il to Ihr nnd -rsigued. Ail
arsons imleliieil aro reqiu-ste.1 to ni.uVe
imiueiliate aynient, aid thos.- h it inn claiius
will please preeiil the t. wiih-mtnelar to
KAMt LL LKOXAhD, txecutor.
Oct 21, 1871.
! '. AGENTS WASTED TOtt
Prof. Towler'a Great Work
Ou Manhood, Voiuanhi oj, and their
Mutual Inter relations, Love, lis Laws,
Power, etc. ' f . '
Atrents are selling tYona 13 to 9 copies
a day. Send for specimen pases and terms
to agents, and see why it sells faster than '
anv other bock Addresa NATIONAL i
PUBLI9 HLNft CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
Xeir Alvrr1men t-
?3
BE ATT Y & nOTTS' "
GOLDEN TONGUE
PARLOR ORGANS.
rriUE Beaty k. Plolls celebrated OuMrn
X Tongue Parhir trgan. Ibe best parlor
organ now in use. Herald
St t isia. Pa., Dec. 6, 173.
Messrs. Beitty tt liotts. Oenls: I hive
received the organ as sent by your firm to
me. and I have had it examined, an I iteives
ample satisfaction. Johs SixiT.
Maa x. t Citt. Pa . Oct. It, 17.
The Heatty k. Plotr ce'e'irated Golden
Tongue Parlor Organ is bv far Ihe best
pirlor organ in use. I have Carefully ex
smincd il, and tin I its tone, workmanshij.
al durability to le the best I ever saw,
and 1 can wilh pleasure recommend it to
any one in any one in want of a first-class
parlor orgin. Paor. O. II. L'snra.
Messrs. Beattv k Plotts. Gents: Having
bivl one of yonr Oolden Tongue I'srl.-r Oi- j
gans for six mouihs pa-t, 1 thongnt Lelore
recominct.ilir g it to give il a fair trial, and
am h ipf.y to testily III tt il surpasses ail that
has been snid or aiUcrlise I atxnit it. 1 h ive
had piolessors of music and eelebrit.-d or-gani-ts
come and t-y it, snd one ami all sav
that it is one of th.; kWcvtcM and best toned
instruments in the mirket. It has liken
the shine out of a'l in olhe-s ani'iinl Itere.
I am perli-cilv satikti sl auh it, and If 1
ci.nlil not girt another ot ibe same kind,
a.nncy count not entice mo to pin wilh it
You may puhii-h this if you see hi, iny
organ can be trieci by any one wishing lo do
i a proi.l of w bat 1 say.
A. S. K. Uicbakds,
Lata editor of the Tauiaqna C'esrirr, now at
Bethleliem, Pa.
Messrs. fieatty ii Plotts, of Washington,
N. J., are frntlcH.eB of enterprise ami
whose prcs-nc w.'U'it be a rrdil to ant
community . IlatketUlotcu (A'. .) Herald,
1S72.
Tahlngton, N. JJ. is i b9nt!'nl ll!ag
of nr irly 1 (Hi inhabit. ints. 71 miUs from
New York, and 12 miles irnm Easton Pa.,
on the line of ihe it. L. A W K. 1.'. Don't
fail to see and rxtmine the Heatty it, plott
(ioklen Tongue Parlor Organ, before buy
ing else hi re, cr send lor a new illustrated
price list just out tor 1X74 Add es
BEAT! Y & Pl.OiTS,
Washington, N. J.
rasn t r. ar ttt. kdwvsd flotvs.
V ri! 23-1 y
31
4. i.t i.a
-
V 2 "i-
Nina yoara before the pnMiq
aril n3 preparation for tLe hair ha
ever been foJueed qurJ to IIHa
" eget ib'e SicilUn Hair Rcnewer,"
an 1 trcrj honest dealer will fctj it
gives tna hist $alifactlcn. It re-tts-csGIIAY
IIAIIvtoiisoriiiinaJ
co!.-, erndieatin? and prcTcr.tini
rlandrv.!!; caring BALDNEjS c4
promoting the gToirtli of tje hain
i'bu gr.y an 1 brahy hair by a few
cpplicitioaa is changed to black snd
iiilcT locks, and wayward hair wifi
nsa.ni any snajvj tn. wenrer tiesiret i
Iti3tU; chjapest HAIR DKES3- j
ING in the world, and iu effects Ir.sS i
loader, u it excites tLo glands ta j
faraish the nutritivo prineiplo so ;
B?cssarT to tbe lue of the hair. It
pirss the hair that eplendid appear-
atce 8u ranch adrnircil by all. By :Xa
tOitic and stiinulatinj properties it
prevents the hair frotr Hilling out, j
end none need b? withoat Nature'"
ornaiaont, a good head of hair. It ia
the first real perfected remedy eye '
discorered for caring diseases of the
Sair, and it has never been eonnlled, ,
and we Rssnre the thousands wh j
have used it, it is kept cp to itt !
original high standard. OorTreatiaw
;n the Hair mailed free; send lor it,
ldbo2 Dru;j eotd Detdert m Uedmm
Fnea One Dollar Per Bottla.
B. P. HALL k CO., Proprietor
LA30SAT0S.T. SsBITDA, BT. &
CLARK WIIIGUTS
TIISWARE AND SHEET
IROaV STORE.
Main Street, Pattemon.
Here a complote assortment of
TIN AUD SHEET IBON WARE
may constantly be found to suit customers,
and are o8cred at a BARGAIN.
CyRKPAIRING neatly and expeditious
ly executed.
Itooiiin and Spoil ting1
of the III MA'ILKIAL, mails to order
ou short Holies.
TIIK TLIILIG
Are also hereby informed that I rrjruTvly,
every week, run a car to and from I'liila-
il-;ll Ilia. iroiiiK to Ihe cify on Tnesilay and
reliiruitii; to I'attersou on Tlinml.iy. Per
sons purchasing (toim's in Pbiladvlphia, c-n
have ibein broi.;hl promptly here by order
ing Ibem to Vlll Market street, in care of
Clark Wriuht's Market Car. 1 also intUe
he attention of those who s'.ip produce to
the ea.t, to the la.:ilitis olfcred, ami earn
estly aoticit their patron ise.
CLAuK VT-RMIIT.
Dec. 21, 1873.
BELT, VEAL, Ml'TTO.V, &C.
JOHN II. KL'NKKL, having leaded the
shop, kc, ol Pct-r ltrclihislioltl. de
cease!, will tilri.ii Ihe cr,l'a;n ot Perrs
ville, Patterson an I vicinity, with the best
Fresh De f, Teal, Hotton, le.
Beceit inft. as he does, all bia beeves from
the liesera m rrkel, he feels sun be can
aaiisty all who may patronise him.
Perrysville, July ii, ll74-iu
TUSCARORA ACADEMI.
TOR BOYS AND CIUL3.
TUE Winter Session, (21 weeks) will be
gin Xotembcr ltd, 1874.- htudenls
rc pared lor teachiag, business and lor
College. Address
D. D, ST0.VE. Ph. D.t
swjW-lia) Aewrfratta, Pa.
yew Atlrrrtitementt-
FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU
I TBS 0LT MOWS Hl'il 0
BRIG IIT'b DISEASE,
A5 A run ITfT BEVEDT fOM
GOCT, CKAYEL. I.TRICT"kE-. DIA
UETES, lSPEPSIA. E.tYOlS
DEBILITY, DKOPSY. 1EAIAL4
COMPLAINTS,
Xon Retention or Incontinence of V line,
Irritation, Inllaiuiuution, or Ulcera
tion of the
Bladder and Kidney,
Spi.im.itorTbrri, Lexeo-rhoss or VhiK-a,
I rjiul ir er Painful Menses, Bariog D iwn,
Chlorosis, Sterility and
Jll Complaint Imnitat to Female.
KEARNEY'S EXT. BICHU
For 5?ton in th B'avM -r, Cil -nbis G' i!
or Bikkdus' Dep. sit and wueus or
atiiky lliacha avai. a ul )i.-a.-s
of the 1'rjstit- Oiabd.
EXT. BUCHU
Cure DifJ Jlr'nin from Imprulrnct.
Hibil of Vittpal om,' kit , m all their
stie. at little j.nsv, little or i chnire
in diet, no inconeenienee, ami B iexyieinro.
i . ... . rMnM.i a u.i ivr
etrvneia to C i iale, Ibe,-. b ' rerssivnii tlt
st. iiclivns, preventiuir and en hi St i tu-i-s
of the Urethra. a lain pun and i ill iu-;
antiiin, ana expelling- all p..i..nocs ma'ter. :
Ca-d by persena in !h, dchne eh ne
of life; alter confinement or Wbor pains,;
bed-waiting in chiliren, tc.
Trot. Ste.de aits : "One buttle of oear- .
new 10 tract Buchn is worth mure ihau all .
utliiir Bm bus comb.uad."
KEalBNEY'S EXT. EUC2U j
Perm inentlr cures all sffceiiotis of the j
BUdder, Kidneys snd Ihs p-ic il wel!iuKs
exilin i:i Men, Woiueu aud Cbililreu, ho
nutter what the age. j
Ask lor K wir net 'a. Take no other. j
iric Out DolLrr pmr Bo'lle. tr Sis Bottle
Jtr five Ovllnr.
IPOT, 104 lCA.tE . NKW TtJltK.
A Pot sh ian in allemlanee t answer i i
re. in.deiiee and give adisje gratis, freu-t
stamp tor 1'ani; hlcl free.
For !ale by Drnyiist Ercry h-rc.
AVOID QUACKS & IjITOoTOSc.
As Chirrze fcr J.lbkt and .'.'o7e.:V:i.
Pa. J. B. T'titt. ar.iln:ie ! Jero
Medical Co. .'. HnluK-'phi i, au b r ol
!M-veral TaliiAhl work, can b - cn'isuiicd on
all disci--s ol the exu il nr I'rin r. O ft
( Ji'.ich he h.l l? ie aO e p Cl tl s-ml- )
cilh-r in m lie fr feinaV. ie n at -r 'r lit
nhit riirs tiri-i' aiio or :..w t ...t
.aodin:. A p-a ts-e oi 3i yeve abl- s
liiinttr.ar di-ei.s i;b u.-rf-s i i..,-
gti.i-.-.tv -il. ( hir;.- re.iii-hiiI.-. TIo.se
l a .i-?:ine can (:. l -lt r i.-!.--ili"iii
nvn.ptoit!S and etiii-it.e tjinii ! pr. p t
pi-siae. ciJ tor tiie Guide to Health.
I'rice ltl cents. i
J. B. Ii YOTT, M. D..
I h -ician ai d Si.
aujlH 1 14 Uu.iuo Street. i Yoik.
NKVO P E i 1 1 G
.iT PEURYSnLLE
C S. Mtl.L taki-s this method o' r
7m ttiniiu thanks to cilia-us ul Pcrr-s-vilie
and siirrouiiilni coi.ntry for ptst
vors, and. havinjr loruied i lie firm of li. 5.
Mi LIS A. S' .N, they hope to me it con
tinuance of pit-on lie. Thi-v c i: w b i
ter ajrve the publn:. h.t i-ur j i.f oieii.t our
a rejruliir bu-i.ie:.s ol Mrrch mdi-ins i al
liiMMls usually ket in a country store,,
such as !
DllV GOODS, CU0CEP.1CS.1
QUEE.Siri1lE. AO!, K ,
HATS. BOOTS V
ALm. a lull II teot heio ik er.' t'i.e.iii-..
Oak a..! llciuio'k S.te l.-a.b -r. Mi.-ns-i i..
Alnericoi and Freuch lull Skins, ail ol
which we will sell at ihe l..ct price, 'or
cab aud country pr'slncc.
Alvi, a mil' line i t KKAI'Y-V i''
Cl.tM lllNti Also, a
Merchant Tailoring Depa-tment
in the niore. kel with t:L TI! a: d
C'ASSlMLoK-S, wliH h e wiil m .k : up to
order or sell by tbe yaid to customers.
All woolen gixsls cut to onl--r
! Call and see us. We nt-Mii to please our
customers, prctcrriiij I 1m nimtilc six-p,nce
to the slow shilling.
Store ojipoMite dcManigle's ' otcl, in the
Slevcnsou irnpcriy.
ti. s. nil.: 3 A. at. .
Terry sTiMe, March 1p7.
SETT ASD ATTB.4CTITE j
LlaN'l'a OF GOODS
JCT BKCCIVED iT TUB .
PATTERSON DRUG STORL
Among the many nice gmids mty be found
thj luilowing :
Two Dnzs Fisa Porair Bibles. T.assk
Lot or rnor'Or.Aru Aisrss, I'stc- I
Tin l AiTiiosaru Albcv-s I x- j
tbs Fist Ksivts iob Lauiks, i
tisa PocKBT Until,
LsoroH to StrrLT
Thk Cobstt. A
(Jsiat Va-
mrr
or Fist Lsi
tisi, fares ssB
Esvelopis, Fisr
Biistol Hoasd Iiim,
Blims, Labck Lot i p Ulisb
KoiiSS, FlIL rioCSD IfAT-lSiMlKS.
asb all orur.a Kinds a izes.
IIabbosicas. Lxtsa Qi-alitt Aicobi.ess
asd YinLiss. Kiss li tis lli'-nis t.tn
Coass. I'ictB Cases, lira T.-atc-j
1'orcnrs, Pbtlios,
Cnsss Ho.tans, )uii.
Bo., iRECKEtS ABB
" C B E C K E B
ll O A k D ,
Photo
o a a r m
Fa tats, Bas
Balls, trier tcLrs
AKD LtE GLASSKS, BlST
ASSOBTBEST 1.1 THE Col'STT.
Tub Prauc abb Ixviteb to Call
as Ezabisb tub Goods. Kimcb
beb tub Place. pArrsasos Data Stobk.
P. C. KCXDIU.
Patterson, May 13, l)j7l-tf
-sHsaaaaBavaaj js s tiilt wm.
KNITTING
fwweisfi wi.aVatsi.
umti biMLibW ESt-
s lav a.-y. Carres
wasst Mai -. f htU
MACHINE
1 tl id AI L fltZI -I
kt L kM P aMt?
ar
fi-rt. Sir. htaiwmrfi tie-wet O .ot
Vtbi. btn-bH l.sMfMar1nv it Cbbbbi Tst Paw t -
- W 4mmmm Hme, mmm. Wmm-
Mkilai.'Trtkli itiiBMi 'sit.mrW)wH
mt stK (dlltmjCID ftL. AsMssa lAn kiT.La
UAiMVm CO ,m Wa r.M , CM-n. Omtm.
ALL ttV of rrM!teadH, of w, Innnw,
extensiin t. b'w. marble tp buriaui.
tuarb'e lop stands, nofa, cne-eal and rnm
ma chairs, and a I rrt l-t of mrprts for
aie ai Kohm'a la.-nitar store in rattcraon.
Cnrtn4 swt KraMlrwjw f laVt ywea
Ayer's
Hair Vigor
For 'restoring to Gray Hair ita
natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing
which is
once agree.
ble. healthy,
, I i3 ...
f i eneciual
f for preserv-
i , 1 3"? the luir.
to ita orininnl
Color, trith theeto and f rrshnrxs of
ynnth. Thiii hair is thickened. faiu
ing hair checkeil, and baldness often,
though not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are destroy ed, or
the glands atrophied and decayed;
but such a remain ran be saved ,y
this application, and stimulated info
actirity, so that a new growth of
hair is produced. Instead of fouling
the hair with a pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. I:j
occasional nse will present the hair
from turning pray or falling ot
and consequently prevent lal.lm3.
The restoration of vitality it pives
to the scalp arrests nnd prevent,
the formation of dandruff, which is
often so uncleanly and offensive.
Free from thon deleterious sub
stance which make tome prepara
tion danzefo", and injurious to tlie
hair, the Vijror can only benefit, but
not harm it. If wanted merely for
a HAIR DRESSING, nothin;: else
ran be fonr. 1 so desirahle. Contain
in neither oil nrdye, it does not
soil white camhrir, and yet lasts
Ion on the hair, givinsr it a rich,
li-i Instre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared b.' Dr. J. C. Ay?r b Co.,
Pracllrml a.t Aaalytieal Chemists,
inWKtT.. WJM.
aotn ay an. iwracBti rvsr.rwnrEB.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
t?TT tot me relief
r J ami cu.e ui ail
Use Mami'li, Uv
er, Isuwci.
1 ber are a uititl
aiHneiit. Mini aa
xcttttl i;rp
.IT. Iterilifc ii;te
It teeeoiUle, Uitr
couiain mi u.rr-
r nr nin-.pi-al
4 wlt.t lever Mm-h
prfu)- s-biii mnt tifferinir m rrventel Ur
tlieir time i y Me; ami every tumlr tiotiij
bavr ttivm'vn hinl tir tltnr prottrv tiou au4
re i tel. wh in4Uiil. I.nr cxenei.ee hiw
prove! them lo I the :ifet, surest, and
Le-I of til the Fit! with which the market
auotiiitK. Ky Iheir ocrKnjil 11.4e.tt1e blooti
fe tMiitiieil, tlie rorniitHns of the nvAtetn ex
pilel, oh-tntftioii mnovei!, and the whole
maw-untrry of IHe rett-irel to tt Ueaitliy attv
Ity. Internal orjr;mhKh laerome cloned
ami slna(th are tvanei lr .-fvvra ,
al tiiniil:tlel into a-tHn.' Thntt inrtpwnit
tii-rn m rnanret into health, the value of
wlu h rhnnce, when reckoue! on the vast
nuiltituile who etijuy it, can hanlly be coio
ptilnl. Their wumr-roatinc ni:iLe tlieia
pleasant t btke. an I reet e their virtues
11 1 11 tit paired for any length of time, m tliat
Ui- ate eter freh, ami erfertly reluihle.
Atthotixh ennhiti)c. ihey are miM. at; I ojer
ate wnhMit iitin bauce to Um cwaslituuva or
diet r iM-ciiiiatttm.
Full i(ire. Immih are riven on the wrapper to
earn box.lww lousf theni a a raiuily l'hrie.
.nl for tiie fulloniiijc cuniauit, whica Ihesa
M'ilm mtittllr rut-e:
Kr iTrl x IHirMtiaa. I.ICa
leaaftaeiii, Laa.ar. ami mmm mi A pm
tit. Uiev tHitili ie taken iuo)emiely to
Ptr.nnlitte tltt toiuach, antl restore it healthy
tone anl a'tiHi.
Kim Lfffr tl'Aawfvlsst'Nff ami iti Trion
r,tiii. Hilton llwlica. 'cl
llitfi?lM. JTt.tlic or 1-r Kirk
r, llsliow lc and flitioa Fff
irn, they sIhhiIi! lie imtit-mt.-ly Ltkea lor
e'-h ftvl l erret the ilie.xeil a'-tiou, or
remove the o!tni-tin whn-h fnue it.
Ktr Iytsfntry' or DiMrrkwii, but one
mtM t-e i cn tI1v retii'-e?t.
lor It brumntiam, Cra)vl,
p4)piUlnai mt lh fl rwrtt PtM It
the . . ftiirk. ami tliey nhoultl
Ih .-miiiiurii-lv t-iken, a reUi;ed, t fhaiiee
the t.a-Dt titn of the oystent. IV ith u :a
Cto inse th'e rmnpJ.it nt tliatpar.
r r H ronv in. IreMictl ell
a)r "m't "ihmiM le taken in l.irf ami fre
quf ut ikea to produce the effect oi a draue
pi tr.
f'r Ha r prrM.ra. a laiTedo- ahmiM ha
taken -ti it rwtiiH-e4 tlie UriteU efiect by
ayntf -;hr.
" A- u iiti$T rat. tke one nr two Pitta lo
priT'ie hee-tin .iml relieve tlie Mfiinarb.
n-Mt.-tl tloe Mi imitate the tomarti
jtti) lnn el-, restore- theapetite. ami inviaor
a. trie - -tern. Hnre it fc ofl n aura 11 1 a- '
ffesHisi he r no eri"ii lemnreient exi'ta.
One who feel- npr-,Mr well, often linl ih
a ts of thee i'iilm make him feel let-ul-etlr
iK'fter, from their eleanii;jr ami reao
vooe eilert on the itibve aparatua.
rKKPARCD BT "
Pr. J. a ATEK h. CO., Practical CbamiarU.
tOITKLL. If Ann,, r. . A.
run a.iua ur all dri oouts cvertwbiibb.
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral,
For Disessss ofths Throat and Lnnis,
suca as fJou4is, C.iiis, W ti.n .piu4
CoojX bro::oa;t;s. AMun.a.
ai.d Cousu.i.pbou.
Anv-r t'-s rrrs
tli-cov. r. s uf ixHui-
.'of more rrril vaiaa
" to mankind tUia
. -. . . ,
Ve-iv fi all ifitratrs
of tits limit ni
Lnocs. A vat tri
al of it virtv.M.
t'- oi:--lii.u ibis sua
o'.r risiiitries, lias
sttAiru tiiat it i!ws
snrlr an-l rtTrr'nallr cifn :..rm. Tlia tes
tiinonv of our lie citizrn.. of all e!n-, n
ta'ilisltc ffie foe', iliat Curl ST ri.rron.it.
wi.l aisl ilin rsl.rvs ami rm l!:e iitH.i-ri c
d.or.!rrsof tli Tlinsi' sisl Luiiir Leroml snr
PT'ier miMii-irs. Itia to-nf tlnntns al!-r-ti'tn
of fli ru!iniHt;irtr tlrirsu. vi-M to rs
rnwrr: an t r.i-c- of o -sumption, ru.ei
r ta.. nrs;nra'Msi. arr iu'..c v kM.ti,
rmn irk i'- as h-ir-l'v f bclirw-l, trrrs
t;(r :.roTni heriii; 1 l.-.f.rire. A- s rr:n
e :v i' i- itlrnirre. ot w!iir:i the pun ie miv
ley fur fail nrcion. Bv cun.ur Couzh-S
tat f.ireruiuiert of more rernui ii -.:e, it
s;ive uiinurn'sjre.nivc., snl an snK-unt of
snfTcriu; not to he enrnniteil. It elinllenres
trill, sn.1 convinces tlia mot sceptkaL
llrerv family shoul.l keep it on band a a
protection spins! the eirlr and un perceived
atrai-ks of rionvKiary Alfections, which ar
-ti!y met al fii-st, but wiiich liecomc inenrs
bie. mint too oOen fatal, if netfected. Tewler
luiiift need tliis defence; ami it is nnwia to
te without it. At a sat'renard to ciiil.iren,
ami.l tbe di.tre..mg tli-ai which bent th
Tiroat anl Ciie-t of ciiiMlwo.1. CurnrT
PrCToait. n innlurtb'e; for, bv iM tiinely
nJuiles are revwe.1 from premnturs
eraveIiailil saved to tlie lore and nflernon
ceuIrgWskllirin. h acM speeiiily and surely
? amiuanr rol.ljj-.Tciiniif Ksuid and
tieilhire,ori i!;' IeJf Xo ar.a will infTer
trmt'.lejnine InjluensB and pnn fiil Brotw
rbitis, 1ien tuey knttw how easi;y tbey caa
be enrv.L
Oriiinally the nrndnet nf lone, lshorioos,
sn-t urcefil rliemicil iuvetiptlion, noct
or t.l i tiare i i m ikin? ererv toi''.e in tbe
0Trwt no.i:ie prerriou. I' mnv be con"
aenfly reued atmo . poei"E s!l lire vir
tues it has ever ex'iiiuteil. and esmtbie of
pnsliirin; rup-t a. meraorabis s Lxe greatas
it bas aver ttfecred.
r SEP A BCD BT
Or. J. C. AYER & CO.. Lowell, Mas.,
Prarttcat and itwadytical Chsnniata.
SOLO BT AU. MCtKMUST BVBKTWHEBB.
TtirnwRnn':s o diiisi.
' . . 1 . v 11 . tv- 11
m " 1 . . - . ,, . uLlir a. .U . AS
A avriiriew' ro'aaie ef via pagra
beat ifu.ly Mutinied a id elegantly bound.
Co iiaiiin muter jn- 1 n list to lb wants
I atii-y f nni'y. Over 2VI enjrivinrs.
tnte uii-nt so d l'"1 .-opira in one wrk an
other K6 ti tfirre cl.ivs a d aitothvr 2 in
foi:rda s. t'irrnlim, with t'oirn lcio Index,
trr. Lirirnl di-onnts .ihI en-lcsive trr-
Ageits Waited
Ftb'isners, 72 Si-om St. 1 bilailii.. Pa.
Al reessS'irtiiM-ni Q'leens tare - 1 1
WB'e. Glassware. I ncr ii t. Ci:i
na m j at mm- alaaav- s,
. 1 wbo, &a, for sab rhesp hv
' J. 4 H. A. 6TAMBAUG3-