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Wednesday. XoT'r II. I8T4.
TEKMS.
o i:crip;io'i, $!.V per iniim.
7r.i?m a tvtfrfis,J:j,,t, a3Jrlei 50
;. & t-t evn fir e ..-h b:i;.-!iou.
T. i'i-V-iit busrfs notices in local col
I't cents kt line lor eaih insertion.
i-Hnni.Vi .;) be Male, to ih c desiring
.i :l.t:c rv ire.- year, hall' or quarter
PESS'A. P.. & TIME TABLE.
rw-iitrr iraVns leave- Mifllin Station a
fallows
- ,rirwiu.
riiilrido'jJi'a lijrjirt-is,
12 48 am.
I 15 am.
In 0! a in.
II 2s i m.
I 42 p i...
12 p in.
8 oil ii to.
1 2') a m.
2 14a in.
6 -53 a in.
M 04 a iu.
3 M ,. in.
6 4 p in.
t-j
1 , 1
Ciin.:1::'Tl
XV;si ;.v F-.rr-v-.
. ! : : : i ; t iApi
Pacific,
YTav Passenger,
Vail,
Fast I.ir.e,
Militin. Jure 21, 1ST4.
LOCAL l.TELLIGECE.
Altooi.a i to have a nilit school.
McAliMeiville Literary Society meets on
Friiiaj" evening.
Tbe cliraiK'st Boots and :-hoes in th
county at Txiu" Luipuiiuai.
V P l'..l,. , !:.. ... ti. ........ ..
.. .......... .,v....B o,o K UK, oi
lurniture ai co.t. flow ia the tm-.e to bay.
Kealin Railroad iu anoiher CoIu.mu ia this
paj?r.
V. Q1...11.,,,.. l.. ...l.l t
property in l.irKiitK Creek Valley t" f. F. j
Uohm t-tt ujUfl. j
Souse four Lundred lU i uLl.c .ns !
did not vote at the late eleeiioi. in ibn.
county.
Vou cai bay a Late lnUc.l A.awican
Sewing Machine tor $1 j at J. U JL Todd's
in l'at;era.,n.
This week ha been set apart ax a week
.f prayer tluoaghoiit the I nil -t states l.y
the Young Mvn's ('liri:ijn Ao i.i ion.
J.weph W. I'aiker, of L. iatowit, is
pikeu of in ciiiwtion "v.th thi speaker
kl.ip of the Lower lloaso at II irribur.
Foa Sale A lieaity &. l'lotta (iohlun
TonjC'je tlrpan, new, at a greatly reduced
price. For particu'ara eall at this unVe.
A. S. Cl es. n, t Peirysvilh-, will g' II at
tti.ciioi; hiii entire Ntock ot dauited gmiHf.,
a:ie i n. .-...ji;,,.:., ,g io-m .rro (iburaIa)
evening.
Th' S-crament ot the Lord's Supper will
1 adiiiinitere l in the Licking Creek Luh
erau Church on nex Sahhath. Services on
TUii'xliy, Fri lay an I Saturday evening
pr.- ious.
A. . Bsa! F.sq., of the Democrat aal
if'-ii.'r. ':a t. 'en eiectt to till tli- vai'ih.-i-
c-aus.sJ i:. the lUv.u-1 ot Directors ol the
w inutt t..l ey banK, by tne u .-alii ..I Ju.U
i very hon -st rasn nmt eani H bread by I
the sweat ot his tornw. From ihe wav J.
IS. 'd. TKld and his acciuiu..Klatin clerk, I . , .. - - - .
' i have stepped all their tinuino opera
S. . frhclle., w.-re i ut through lai S itur- I . ' , .
vlav. we ih.uk Ihev iid
On Frid y a week, about li)oVl.,ck A. M.
the residence of Mr. John Keiu-y, of Tur
bett township, was entered while the taui
ily was out, ami one hundred ami rill dol
lars in money and numerous useful and val
uable ai tides used in the bouse stolen
ww ay.
Tp-- a charl.T in existence lor the
, r.. .i',.eti.3 of a railpia.l throu-rh Tusea-Vsl't-y.
that .'oca not expire nithiu
t.i -ears, under the provisions of which
a Cowpaiiy was orginiz- l. No work, how
ever, as yet, has b x uinl.:rtakeil. Dr. J .
1. Sterrctt is president e? the organization.
Phitadelp.iia markets oi Motilay, Xj.'.
".nh Petroleum lO'c for reline.1, for
crude. Eark $3j jier ton Quercitron.
Western red wheat $l.l8 il.2'. aiuhcr J
Kye $1-I5. Corn 92a3:'c old, 7('to-
Oats GMoGSc. Whisky, western iron bound
$1.01. Beef cattle :.c. S h.t p, com
mon $2to3 per head. Hops, coin led
tooj bhoaU Tto'ie. per pound.
Mr. Jacob SiiloiiiT si.eaie.1 a mi'Cber of
i .ii . i .-;.i.. : .ii pIi'af
c n liar lish last Monday nijint, in Ine rncr,
T . ..
jeeuli
in the icinitv of "Cottei's hole." Th
inea be '?ciir. d were about 8 inches lon
and SJ inches in depth from back lo belly,
at the deepest oint, a id alniut 1'J inches
thick. The color ot Ihe scales was a sil
very white, excepting aloi. the back, vh.;ro
they were dark. The toouih is sni.li
aucker mouth like and on the nnd-:r aide.
AVere they Carp I
Last Thursday morning alsiut 2 o'clock,
fire broke out in the store nmra f Win.
Okeson. in Port Koyal. Mr. Stewart Oke
soti slept above the store i-iMini, and was
wakeued by smoke. He escaped by leap
Other
ing I rom a second mory window
parties saw ihe 6re about the Kam time
and the alum was given. Citiieus c une lo
the rescue. The building was saven, ion
the store goods are reporled greatly tlam
ged, biirned and smoked.
Om Tuesday, 111" h inst., the return
judges ot this, the 18th Congressional
District met at Chaiubetsburg, aud cast
up the vote for Congress, whbli is as
follows :
Wister.
3Si4
.. 14
.. 1!?.78
.. 2:.U
Stenger.
4:tl
2-Vi9
l'fJl
16(W
lSol
Franklin .
Snyder...
JVry . . . . .
lu;.:i-arl
Vulli.il....
Ja.Haia ..
11781
Stcnger's mijority 1023.
APJocftNeb IssTtTtTKS will be held
at the following times and places :
At liichfield, bigi ir.im on Friday even
in?, November litli, and conUumng on
Saturd4V loilowinz.
At JicCiViViile, fceginiiflijr on Fikliy
evening, Xovewrb.T 2."t:i, aud contiuuing
licit day.
A TOrxa Frenchman of Mt. Union,
who for some time has been working
with Alfred Simons, was in Newtou
Hamilton oa last Sunday, full of bad
beer, lie stopped at the house of a
woman Inown as " Irish Anna," whu
k-ers a candy store, and demanded
fcrc cider, which was refused, when
be drew a revolver, aud potming it at
ter head fired. The woman threw np
tier hand, and the ball passed through
it. Tbe woond is not a fatal one, bat
piinfal. (Jn Monday morning a war
rant was issued by Justice Mclntyreof
this place, but we bave not heard what
further has been doc. Mount Union
Timet, 29A tJL
AM a I
And vi!t mv Clotfe-p Store-
You ill pronounce my stock tbe b?st
E'er shown in the whole couuty before.
Now in Hie Urrie to tike a tan.
When everything is cheap and new ;
No suits on Jericho' proud wall
looked half so pleasing lo iHc view.
I am the man who sells to please,
Clothing aa neat as yda can see ;
My snit are. made to nt with aso
The moat fastidious to a T.H
: ave nn'' Urge supply,
For men and bora of everr aire.
And merely hint to passers-by
To give my Store their patronage.
Pricti lorn to suit tke time.
SAMUEL STRATER.
Wn-
Vir l THVITC 1
K,UUiJ OI SOiJ
AT COST, and delivered to anr
J
part of the -ounty free, at
JOHN C. WRIGHT'S
Stove Einoriun,
Mitllintown, Pa.
A Ma, or the In.ted PrATr, Give,
A,V.-Ify... wan, , beautiful colore I
j. . , ... . . . .u t- i t.
m-p, le4 inehes. ot ehe lnit'l fitatea,
.
' r i" ti.': r c. .'. . r, .
' Masit : to L. F. Ilooih. 'Ill K .u lmv Xw
York Citr : or to Y. II. Slennett. fieneral
A bong lOrthe People.
Come from the South, North, Kail and We:
"
paneiiper Aent C. . Jf. V. KiiUay.Chi-
j ,.., Ju , at!ll , C(-,v m m wat v-,
rt . . .
ao. S t (H)k Moves, mimii itt.
I
stA.l .it. TiO at
7 -
J. U. WEIGHT'S
Stove Emporium,
Bri.lge Street. MiiliinUiwn, fa.
-- - ... ' '
j THE rroprietors of Pain Cure Oil
! realiaing im uun.cne sale lor that
j popular article, and we do not w.mder
I ,t it ueu everybody praijes it so
1 highly.
S-)M whoWale and retail bv Binks i IT.ini -
lm, MniiintoMn.
TJpicrriVinrin ?Iom5
?
JJIFFLix COI NTV, AS PER LEWISTOWM
Impeks.
li. D , sou of I). F. Millik-n, shot a
doe last week .m the Duller mountain
which Weighed 1-20 pound.
A raddish laised by John Shaw, of
l-ediei!le, weighs 10 pounds and is
II
two leet in circumlerei.ee.
A Fair Association was organised
lat Thursday evening.
Asono. John Usher was playing
about a windmill in th.e barn of tt'iu
Howe, mi Thursday last, when he accl
I Jl "'1!.V n h I'"'0 &uSvf between
-og w.ieeis, laniug it uu riinare i
j the Grt j int. Not much seared, the
boy Marched home to exhibit bis injury.
The Oiamorean Furnace Compauv
tions, and, report says, the furnace now
in blast is to be blown out. At Loan
Irou Works things are also dragging
heavily, most ol the works being in
operation only half the time.
The Milroy Taunery has stopped
operations for the present, thu prices
.. . .,
now ruiioi! not warranting iuc mauu
faclure of leather.
Two !tets have been liflfd from the
grouud on the firm of James Wharton,
Ksj., in Wayne township, cultivated
by 15. C. Wharton, the largest of which
measurtd 15 inches in leocth and 24 i
... r " i -
inelies iii eirri!mfereiiee. weichmiv nine
... , . - 0 o
iiouuds. The other was 19 inches long
atid 184 inches iu ciicuuifcrcuce, weih
inc piuuds.
Kev Mr Tntk-T is Ihe qnet-rsst sort of a
iiii:.ist--r, to reliise $i'",')-Kl a year and a
New York chti-cti, just to remain in a .No
Hampshire town to prevli to the '..jnra-ties-'
and coiiiinon fHirt of p.op!e at a aal-
ry of liVm. ne is i:icli:nsi to b-licve
Ih i. all lu cares Mr is to pr-tch tin Gos-
.
IK.- and In-p men hi their battla aguiial ui.
Exehaugt.
'llev Mr. Tucket" has his couuter
pirt jiii noiv in Lwis'own. e Have
a cicrgyutiu here who left a i-Vjl sal-
ary in a city for a -slWO salary, jut
because he wanted to go where be could
do the moot good " And he is doing it.
BLAIR COCNTT IT KM 3, A PER ALTOOSA
riuur.NE.
We are requested by Water Super
intendent Haer to say that a water
famine in this city is threatened. The
streams from which our supply of the
jjjj ,9 obtained are not known to have
been so low f.ir fifty years, some of
them having absolutely run dry.
O ie of those unfortunate occnrren?es
that happen so often during the banting
season, took place near the camp of a
party composed of D.ilph Laporte, of
Spruce Creek, Good Merrill, and J'ick
Swattl, of Kylertown, John Douglas,
of Morrisdale, aud Hobart Allport, of
Clearfield, a few miles from Kjler
town, on Thursday. The information
about the affair is vapie and uncertain.
but it appears that Laporte, aeiig
' r i i
Uougias' neaa anove a ciuwp ot uusucs,
i. i.:.- r... . . firJ bis
llllMOOa tllio ' m
rifle at bim, the ball taking effect in his
right temple and passing oirt at bis left.
At last accounts tbe young man was
yet alive.
In quarrying for stone in Altoona,
the cEtrance to a natural cave was dis
coveicd. ' It wascxplnred, and found to
be five feet high, ve fwt wide, and
twenty feet in length. Tbe cave is fif
teen feet below rjround. All this dis
tance Las been excavated through Bolid
rock, and is the result of years of ar
duous toil. Tbe opening np of the
cave is alooe an event worthy of special
mention. Sotnethicg tfcat resembles a
brass sword, corroded with the rosta of
untold centuries, was foand occupying
a niche in one of its chambers. The
care must necessarily at some former
period have been inhabited. By whom,
aud when ! and where is the opening
that leads from (iie outer world to the
interior of this subterranean" edifice 1
These are qaettfooa which bow engross
tb attcutioti of oar thinking men. The
' P""1 Lm bcn tborg"Ijr BUXTeyed
jin every direction, btH po pcssible
mode of ingress can be found.
Yesterday md'rriioj, the Otli imt., the
body of an uulnoirn than, supposed to
be a Swede, wu found near the canal
bridge east of UozriJL. It wi taken
to llarosburg, and given in chaigs .f
the coroner. It is supposed the de
ceased 'had fallen off tbe Cincinnati
express cast. His head a badly
crushed. He Lad on Lis person a con
iderable quantity of money, a through
ticket from Chicago to New Vork an 1 '
a check for baggage.
A party of three burglars made an
attempt to rob the house of .Mi. T. li.
Heitn, Tyrone, a few nights ago. They
I . . . .
s""g "
i the house, and when first discovered;
' one f tLem wis at the bed room door !
1 . !
jof Mr. Heiui. another m one of tbe
i . ...
! houw.
The rattling r.f thg
lock,
caused by the stonnJrt-1 trying to optti
the dm.r, wakened r. II.. who fri-ht
cued them away. When iu the sticefJ
niikin? awav from the houc Mr II !
, ""king away ir.nu tt.e lioup, .Mr. II.
, j. . , .r. . . , ,, . . .
'! r i ln'iu, but without frffoitto!
! hit I hem. Tilev d:d Hot
carry
nilit
away j
th-v I
' "J hooty. The amc
i prowled about ihc titt luiacs of Mr. S
! M
AiTits, aad enticed his big dog!
away, but Mr. A. recovered the animal '
: a., ll.ttf l.b.a-l.. I
It III
! " -.cw., ..
i . . i , 1. . .. . l i
i wi t vi pyi uiuuu joiiirer, a
j viiianee eommittee ought to be formed j
j to rid the county of eu-picious c jar-
aalers.
HCSTlNCDOS CXTV, AS PER UUXT
I i.NiHs p.U-kks.
j . An 0. bisoiii youtli has a novel way
! of ,,b'ai""g kissei trom his girl. He
! sr,:S authority of science,
I luat ,'"'!! C""cass'n produced by a kiss
! Caa"; the light to flicker, and easily
j induces the diiiMel to experiment in
the interest ot science. lie asserts i
j that the first kiss or two they watch !
i ihe flame to ace it flicker, but soon be-
I couie go interested in the experiment as
: t0 ,et it filcker if it Wints ,0
A vilaill mtis M unsui.ce!srul a.
,eu,t ,0 outra;:c , re,tK:(;t;tble married
j n ibjs pacet ol, Thursday ia?t. 1
j Th ll(1,ice are ook;g fr ,,;, .
Mr. Friiuk Hcyigi,,. r ,l?s borough,
H,st , valuable horse ou Wednesday
nigLt ,Mt TLis u ,-,e t!i;rJ borse ,hat
ua(l died for hlul thi year.
Green corn killed a valuable hone
for Mr. Rogers, of Mt. Union.
Our printers think a campaign th
, everlastme nuisance. M e arc not sur -
prised at it.
If the average lawyer
ia,j J,af ,,c vi,Try atld bo,iier he would
make a foriuue or "but'
exchequer.
soiu:bods
Oa Monday afternoon of last week a
J
tramp named Icter Hugh, an Italian,!
was struck by the mail train going cast,
at the narrows, a short distance' from I
Mt. Union. He dk'd of his injuries
i two jav. rfleT.
i i he runniest mortals on inn ittie oi me
i .... ,
j sp.rit
i iust coiue down o.it ot the Salt lliver
i rrion.
j .
i
j KEYMOLIjS
IU Kit:
-At Epy, Columbia coun-
j "- f-. Oct. ISth, Mrs. Magzie Keynolds,
I wife of J. tT. Reynolds, of Thotuj3or.toun,
' 1
.
5
SPIK5K At the residence of her hro;h-er-in-law,
Mr. J. li. Ening, in l!arritb:ir,
on Ihe 7th inst., Miss Margaret Spsi.se, in
I u.r 2; M1 vear.
CO SI 31 12HC 11.
M1FFL1XTOWX MAKKET3.
Cornwied weekly by J.i II. A. Stambangh.
MirrLiXTows, Nov. II, 1H74.
n.-.ttcr
K.-r
land
I'oUloe
Barlev
Clov meed
30
r,
1.'
00
7-5
UIFFLINTO'.VN tiKM.V MAKKF.r.
Corrected weekly by U. P. Su'.ouff
Wheat 1 0
tlats,
Con -.
ViiM Apples
Hla-klrries
Kasplicrries
nam. ...
oil
7"i
M
10
oil
Shouldc
1(1
Sid.-s
Washed Wool 40
Ground Alum Sail, per sack .... - U0
Philadelphia & Reading Eailroad.
WISTER A R II .ISC EM EST.
ovEM3a 9lh, 1874.
Traim Uare Hirrithurg at follotri:
For Sew York at 5 20, 8 10 a. m., 2 00 and
7 to p. in.
For Philadelphia at o 20, 8 10, 9 4o a. ra.,
2 "' and it 60 p. in.
For Heading a' 5 20. 8 10, 9 4 a. in., 2 00,
...1 and 7 40 p 111.
For Futlsrill al 6 2 , 8 10 a. m., and 3 50
p. 111. and via Schuylkill A Sus.iuchauna
liram-b at 2 4i p. m.
Fr Allent.mn at o -0, 8 10 a
iu., 2 00,
( 3 v, an)l - 40 p m,
! The 5 20. 8 10 a. m . 2 00 and 7 41
p. m
- -
trains have through cars for Xew York.
The it 10 a. m- ami 2 00 p m. trains have
- through cars lor Philadelphia.
SVSDJYS.
For New York at 5 2 a. ni.
For Allentown aud ay stations at 5 2" a. 111
For k.v.ding, Philadelphia and way stations
at 1 4 p. m.
Train for Harmimrg Umct u ollori -
Leave New York at 9 00 a. rn., 12 40, 5 SO
and 7 45 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia at 9 15 a. 3 40 ant
7 14 p. m.
Leave Heading at 4 SO, 7 43, HS;) a. m.,
t 50, li 15 and 10 2- p. ni.
Leave Pottsville at 6 V, 9 0.) a. m. ami 4 30
p. in., and via Schuxlkill and Susijiie-
liaeita Hrancb at 8 05 ai m.
Leaire AHentown at 2 30, C 50, 8 oO a. m ,
12 ?-, 4 30 ami i p. m.
The 2 30 a. 01. train Irom Allentown and
the 4 80 a. tu. train from Heading do not
run on Mondays-
SUA'DjrS.
Leave New Vork at 5 30 p. to.
Leave Philadelphia at 7 l-i p ni.
Leave Reading at 4 80. 7 40 a. 01. and 10
25 p. m. -
Leave Allentown at 2 39 a. m. zi 8 55 p m.
'Via Storru and x Railroad.
JOHN E. WOOTTEX, . .
.' . . . ' . Gffurnl Spritrndrt.
Sew Adrertement.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing
which is at
once agreea
ble, healthy,
and effectual
for preserv
ing the hair.
It soon re
stores faded
or gray hair
lo its oriiiihtil
enlnr. trith the gloxs and freshness of
youth. Thin hair is thickened, fail
ing hair checker!, nnd baldness often,
1 r
titongn not always, cured by its
otliinjr can restore the hair
',,ere t,,e f""' are destroyed, or
. i .1 j.
C -l"T '.'"" "
out sueh as remain can be saved lr
this atiplication, and stimulated into
, activity, so that a new growth of
! hair is produced. Instead of fouling
' tl,e ,iair with a TJ sediment, it
' 1''' nuu vigorous. i
"r'ti -he
from turning pray or falling offl
. Ti t i
and consequently prevent baldness.
The restoration of vitality it gives
to the walp arrests and prevent
the formation of dandruff, which is
often so uncleanly and offensive.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepara
tions dangerous, and injurious to the
hair, the Vigor ran only benefit, but
not harm it. If wanted merely for
a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can be found so desiral.le. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, it does not
soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich,
glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer Si Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
I.OtTEI.l, MASS.
OLD BT ALL DBl'GGISTS EVLBIWHaSKl
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Lriilire Stnet, XiEiu(own, Pa.
JOSEPH HESS won!.! repcctrni;v invite
all who want GtXJD PHOTOGRAPHS
of themselves or their friends to pive him
a rail, and be convinced that this is the
place to get
GOOD PICTURES.
Havir.fr prepired himself a ith the BfcST
IN SI llL iiLNTS in the market, and
all the
L.1TFST IMPROVEMENTS
that constitute a
First-Class Photograph Gallery,
; he invites all bis friends Mid the public
eir patronage
, an.l t!,, v w ill l vr.mmn.Umi u iih ....
tot u
! !n "K """ ol i'hotogrjphy.
j 'Zdi il.eU ia Oil Vto
; Colors
I Pnuli Pi. lures copied and enlarged.
I ".' '' P r guerre.,. yes a.so
i copied ami enl:'.rtsl, nnd paint sl il desired.
A good vlccti:i ot fi(.i!K.- kept on
Zni'
ii!t Frinies,
Imiiatioii tValnut Fr lines,
lm ti:i -n It isevvo-id Fia;ti'
Kiisiie Friines.
Cabinet Int;ritl Frapies,
1 ictiiic . ail, serew-cjes, Cord aiM Taa-
i ....
JOSLPH HK3S.
18; L
M;n!ii.towii, Jan
jKW FUKNITUHK STOKE.
The undersigned would inform the publie
that he has ..pencd a
FLUMTLRE STORE
In tlie o nnh ol Tatleraon, where hv ha
lor sale
KlLliOUKX & GATES'
BEDROOM SETS,
Walnut Bedroom ets,
ALL STYLES OF IJEDSTEADS,
Sofas, Lounges,
Kxmsio.N Tables,
MARBLE TOP BUREAUS,
.41 kK II EE TOP fTt.OS,
ISolii, Cane-seat nnd Common
Chairs, Wash Stands,
Also, a Large Lot of Carpets.
As I run a car to Philadelphia weekly I
ant .repared lo till all orders lor farntture,
carpets, ic., in person.
'" "F.-F. EOHM.
Oct 22, !S73-tf
j-j v. si'Lorrr,
FOinVAKD AM) 10MHISM0
31EHCII ANT;,
DEALER IX
GRAIN,
LUMBER,
COAL,
PLASTEK.
SALT
C K M E N T,
CALCINED PLASTEB
"b. Ioudos,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
in room on second story of R . Parker's
new buiMiu, on
Hain Street, KiEintDwa, Pa.
FASUiO.VAULE UtKlUS always on
band.
CUSTOM WOlili DONE on the shorten
notrr-.
GOODS SOLD by the yard or pattern.
PEIiSOXS bill ing goods can bave them
cut in garments tree of charge.
BCTTERICITS PJTTERXS also for
sale.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
PRICES LOW.
Oct 22. 187-
7I
SV'Eff .IDFERTlSEMdJVTS.
AMERICAN SEWING
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N- -LJ 7?vSi
V-fj- CA MY
i hi'fH r rwi tf Act
Addrea letteis to Millliutown, Pa.
it, i frzcSmV s the
iaR2a2 w cz. n-Xtfi9
''j V x ' To the first of our lady rtiitujrs -v-nd- Rl . ;'iV ''f4I
5,'.; L'. , '"g x correct s.-lnli..n we ivi.l iiiu a set of ''-' '
. if! 'r TZi F " attachuienla for th.j Xew Anuriom, free ol 1! i V" r r ".fjjj
""VV-r'-vvliarjre; t th s-eon 1 a set of luipr.vej L. Vfe5 i& C
:--Vfej-S.tL':-it Castors ; to th;. thirl a s-t f He:a ue-s rid i-.X 5f 5 -
"-'ii ,!l,:,ur- The letters will I. nu:!:l.jr d a iT?' - jt
C2 '" 7?i r eived, and held until eat Ch -itin -l e, t'jV'v-i i 'a
-5iiv.:"4-; -;'fvVt "rhl'u ,,H-T bc allh iw .r U l-V t
J?'. inaile to the sticcps ril ..ne. at wiffiin, bv I 'r i
-.1(3 Aii;n:;st pi.ktt.-,,,' !?:3f-clii
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I rvfi "w.i g tf Act n Lytrt'. im un-i- w I
AND
A LARGE VARIETY OF
cooKtsc, ttatcRt m office stoves.
Over Fifl y Different Kinds niul Styles to Seleet trom,
IueliiUiu the Old
TORONTO, EXCELSIOR, GOV. VKXN, SUPERIOR,
REGULATOR, and SUSQUEHANNA COOKS.
Also, the Celebrated Stoves and Heaters,
ARGAXD. 3I0UXLNC LIGHT, AND TWILIGHT.
John a Wright.
Mill'intown, S. pten.b.T 9, 1874-tf
fUMATA VALLEY BASK.
Pnmsmr Pnftrann. -Tar.rtria ft fin. '
airrLisTow.i, arxiATt coi wrr, ra.
CAPITAL, $80,000.
GtORfiE JACOUS, President.
T. VAN IiiVIX, Cahier.
DiBKcroas :
Jerome X. Thompson, I J..hn C'llsturh,
John J. Patterson, II. II. I!ec!:!. 1,
tjcirze Jjrolx. j J. W. Ftai.k.
Amos l. IS01111II,
Country Prodnie
hotiiiht anil S ild. i
OVid and filrrr bnnsht at highestt rate, j will Im: bought at all ti nes, either for
Urpu'Us recrirt'l, rolltrtiou$ wa it, draft
on the principal c,t,e., and a funeral bnnkmg ' CASU. OK IX EXCHANGE FtJR JiER
buiinru trautartcl. I CllA.NlJlE.
lionds and other valuable paper received
on pecial deposit.
juneb'74-tf
TO TIIE PUBLIC,
'
I have just opened out, in my store-room j
on Slain street, in the borough of Palter- j
sou. a new tuck d
Men's and Boys' Clothing,
Overcoat,, Shrts. Driers, liamuses, ! anJ the le"est ra,e ,uIiDS
Hals, Cups, Cloves, Stockings, i a :
AMKKICArV "WATCIIKS! At my Store rn Tnrhett towpl?ip tn.ty be
at riTi' hdipiv rrirn rv a
A A VI AAA t-t An, mm..
The best kt of
1JOOTS & snons
ever brought to this county : Men's Boots
$ i IW lo Jl -rM, liest heavy tap sole war
ranted; (iiim Bixits, boys t (HI, men's SI
oil; also lull line of lauliin.' and Children's
limus; Ladies' Slices $1 ,)(.' lo il 5U best
morocco.
r ...it:-- rAm o(i Mvnt 1. ll.rl
the cn-dit iiri'-es. I am seilinc f.'r cah, i
f outitry produce, or note at So Ii. GO da;.s
discouut.
I have hist in eight years business over
$, U by keeping books ami credit, and
made ni.iiiey besides t and Dow t am deter
mined that lhiu who pay shall notb-'com-
peiled to piv such prices 111 it Hie loss Mis-
laineii in coi.seipunee of those ho tail to j
pay iiLy he cmereil; and coiiseipiently 1,
can sell 2U pi r cent, less than p.inis in my
line have ever been sold ti.r in th county.
Call ami see for voiirselves. I
I
AVANTED bushels pod potatoes,:
100 bushels onions, also, t to tons of dry i
wheat straw, for which I will par $1 ) per'
ton, delivered. j
J. B. M. TODD
Patterson, Oct. 7, 1S74.
Eare Inducements I
ar irn ackes ok land for
0J,JtJ SALE -SaM :- ds ireMl-j
u.iie.l i.n a-nt ir-ar th." C.iro k. Fj!:n k .i:-
r.i.id, i:i K n 1'iipli l .1.. A k i '.m. an i v.iilj
riie Ir'.m fl:t. i sity l.'ih- Is l c-.-n . r
one tule. ot cutton to Ihe acre, and wi-l be
sold at isrices raninz !ro:n ..tie tlweiilv j
dollars per acre, ac-.mlinj to the iinpro. e
tnents on sain. Team. Oi e-lniir'h cash,
aud balance in one, two, three and lour
years.
LEVI UECHT . BROTHER,
Focaliontas, Arkansas.
Sept. 23, 1874.
FIKST-rxTlSS picflKE3tak.n at
Uess' Photof raph Oallery, Brioge tk,
MiJliBtwaj.
MACHIKeJIEBI'S;
OsAV
10
y j
JAN.! A QMb 5aO
ni Cu n-. im t". - t W j
rjl'IF im lers pn.-d, having completed hit
' A new V'areli.'UNe in Petrrsviile, w.oiid
! respeefl i.lly invite ihe nltenti.ni vt h
! fanner id the connty to the I ir t'tat he
; at all limes
f
j PAVING TiiE UiGIIEST PRltES
j FOR ALL KINDS OF
! iill AI., Slalall, ale., Av.
I
j Having inlrodurcd new facilities for hoif
i injr, weiitninr, fce., we arj now prepared to
unload with Ue least posvlul- tn.lilile.
iEark, Eailroad Tier, Locust
1 Poate, and all Saleable
I
j HAVE FOR SALE
ICOAL, LUMBEB. FISH, SALT,
PLASTEK, GROUND OK LCMP,
I tthich will be sold to suit purchasers, either
WHOLESALE Oit KET.UL,
i.i..sWw...1.v..
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
sOTIOXS,
Queenswar9, Hardware, dec,
.in oT nhicha iil tic sold as low, if not a
little lower than elsewhere-
SOAll liiXTZLLR.
Pec. 10, 1873-lf
LECTURE
TO YOtItt 3I133T.
Jml rskliihtd, la a Sealed Eurt'.opt. Price
r A Lectnre on tbe Nature. Treatment and
Radical Cureol Sperliutorrliu a, or Seminal
v eakness, Invnliininry remissions. Sexual
Dehiiily, aud Impidinieiits lo Marriage (ren
erally NervoiiMiess, CDmiipli'n, Kpi
lcry vid Kits; M.-uMl aud Physical Inca
pacity, resulrinjt tn.ni S. li-Ab.ise, eic U
KtUiElt? J. CCI.VEKVVELI., !. D:. t
ihoroi the '.-. n Hook," hi.
The Wiirld-eno'rncd H'lthur, In this ad
mirable Lecture, clearly proves liom his
own ex;srrience that Ihe awl til coni-.pieu-ces
ot S If-Abuse niny bei tTectnally reiuor.
ed without medicines, and without d o. iter
ons surgical uperath.ns, bougies, instru
ments, riu)cs or cordials, pointing out a
nioite ol cure at once certain and crtectu 1
by which ev-ry sufferer, no matter what his
cumin ion ni ly be, may cure himself cheaply, J
irivately and radically. "
Z3"Ti Lt. lreml'. prer a 6oo lo
sunJt aa.i Ikvutauds.
f ent. un ler se;il, in a plain envelope, tu
my addles, on receit ol sit rents, or tw
p. si age stamps. A ldrcssliie Puhiishcis,
CHAS. 1. C. KLINE & CO.
127 Bowery. New Vork.
PosUOflice Box 4iS6.
Nor. 19, lb7i-ly.
DttT GOODS, Groceries, Qirensware,
wood ami willow ware,oilcloihs, boats
and shoes, home-made goods, yarns, Ac,
at the very lowest prices, for cash or couu
tiy produce, at Ik-ruler's store. Locust
Gr rre; on and a awlf aulas fro, PtrVj.
1
JflSCELL-IAEOUS
ANNOUNCEMENT
TO THE PUBLIC !
JUST RECEIVED AT
at 1 a iT I
0 Amnvz
1 1 ?"S Li
BRIDGE STREET, 'UFFLi.Vi'ii '-i'.Y, r.f,
a Large asd fOMPLETK stock of
i Fall and
j FEOH THE HEW YOKE AND PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
I Oscds SsM fa 15 b 40 ?gt Cent tan to at say Ctici kcr.
j NEW GOOF'S RECEIVED VERY DAY.
cfrnt rcRsox cur.iti.M ititeo ran i.xsrECrio:..
li7VT3 THIS i
I buy itiV Gofxl- fn:n fir-t hamls frtira ni:uuinifti:rer &.C
l tiportets only, :iii i ti;r ims'i down, and m' I :t 1 my Gtxd- f. .
eiIioti!y; tiierefuiv I ean fffurd to G.hkIs ehe: per t '
.inyltvlv cl.e. I advice at! jior?ous wi.dt'ii to ave 15 to i'
cents on si t!u!!ar to to I Leap John s Stun.'.
Thankful for past p.-itronae, I remain,
i ESrLCTFCLLT YolRS, &C,
JGMIL SCHOTT.
HIE PEOPLE'S
HARDWARE STORE.
In R E. Parkfr's .Xew Critic BuiJin!;.
3IAI5 SYXXIirr, Oi'POSlTIaTHE ( OIUTYAI D
illFFLiSTOAX, J L'Sl AT A C0UXTX, PA.
JOHN Vf. MUTilERSBAUGII
Take, pleasure in callinjr the attention of Fanners, Builder. Masons. Saddler, .V.
Carpenters, Shoeiiuk.-:., M.tckMiiilks, t ... cbtnaUcrs. 1 la-t r. r, !!onrk e Ci
and all who are in want Of an thine iiumIIv kepr in a I"lXST-'L..-
llAKHWAhE sroUE, t.'. hi, VK..K AND FUESIl slock ol
Goods, builght since the re.l reduction priced,
co.smi.o or
IKON,
NAILS. ,
.SCKK.V3,
GLASS,
OILS,
ADZES.
SlioVELSi
Foi.KS,
Hots,
WAI L BKLliF.S,
llcRE lm- MIES,
PAIN T UKL'SiiKS
PICKS.
COFKEE VILLS,
TIN" WAKE,
AC, AC.,
TASI.E CUTLERT,
AXES.
LotKS.
LEATIIEK,
PAINTS,
SAWS,
At'i.EHS,
lilt.M'ES.
MOKES,
FELLOES.
MASo.V HAMMERS,
GKIXD STONES,
CLOTHES WKLNGEtti
SA.I PATLK,
LAMPS,
WHOLESALE AXI) RETAIL,
Wliii h ho ha, j-ist op-ir.il in ihe aHve new store-rnoni. Having tmiiKli( all hj, .
wild.- (.H..K were at their I..w l figures, he i prepared ti. -II At such ii. e as ill
Hile.' sa!i-a.-in-p. My p...-ls are ail new and tn sl Irom the itmiiui i.-iureN. ..nd I
Ihe public to c.i.i ai I see tiieui. 1 also so.!c!t tlie patN.nuJe t'V pnCli.;. C1!"- un
Viffiintn, Aug. 26, !874-tf
S m W H M
FOR CASH!
We are I!ir Str.re of evf rr r)eeriptinn at tbe Lovrti f
We will guirante ail our j-rioes to the LiW?sl. We iniue si! ii
parchaee to eia.uine o'ir stock ami learn our prices.
jranciscus.
D. W. Harley & Gos ol
Is the place w
THE JtVT TIIE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTH I X ; .
U.1TS, CJPS. BCMPS, SHOES, .1XD FURXISHIXG Gooi..
WE are ptcparrd lo exlit'.it one of tha most choice and select stocks cr t oil't-rc!
this niaraet, and .it jjtlOMSHISCLY LOW PRICES!
Also, measure taken fr suits aud parts of suits, which Aiil be wa-le to oro -.t
at short notice, vf'y .ii..rtalil.
Itemember the place, in Huffman's, Sew CuilJbf, corner of Bri.l a "
Waicrs'reets,iiIFFLlNTOVN, Pa. may. !..;-
1 ME&YlBUSIm-YESS.
FALL CAMPAIGN
Every person who revls thN a tvertik.-iwnt will sav- m-.ney aiel ft In't.w!.
want in !h CLOTHING LINK. Hat, tapx B..ots ai. I tfh.- l.r tl. ii. Wu.u
hi:dren, K.iriifh:i:s iiU, Wat.-hes aim Jewelrv. Carpel 4. Floor Oil Cloths, .
iilher ar:i.:!i s. I uili not ipmte prK-es here, but will m. I tie u-itcrviM by anv
Cofim anil me, and he rioiviricii of ih trnth ot hit aisertiur.. Havina; ret ,
St-re U ioin on iir'.f: street, Pattenon, Fa., I im able to show ya Goods t .
ji! j Siiiaye.
lVt'e son, Pi., Nor. II, 1874. SAML'EL STRAV
Larfc stci ol ready made clothing l the
laicH snd chi;c;t stvl'it, tur men aud
boy. b..t, caps. bo.s and h.s. notions,
.......( r...mi..a..nn, i,w ai
at fcaiauei strayer'., in Pattern.
Large atoxk of lUre.ly niade Cl'.thine for i
JfD VERT1SEMEJ1 IS.
Winter
Kh'KRT CCTLEKT,
HATCHETS,
'MNGES,
frlf'E FINDINGS;
1'L'TT V,
PLANKS.
CHISELS,
HITS.
IllBS.
SHAFTS.
MASON TKO;VEL5,
CCUKV COMBS,
AXE HANDLES,
GKAIN y.VGS,
Cl.DAiiU' A HE,
AC, tC, k
JOHN W. MUTHEESBAUGE.
CRYSTAL PALACE, Mifflintown, Is
here Jou can buy
NOW OPENEl
4 LI. st ies of bedstead, sof-i, !.
2 exteiisrm bibles, marble t
lliaf 0:0 ,p a, cane-.. a .
i,.w chairs, and a larse lot of tr
K,m', rttmitiuw atora io '.'
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