SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLIX1WN:
W ednexdaj , Xov'r 25, 174.
terms.
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Transient advertisements inserted at 60
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Transient business notices in local col
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year.
PENN'A. R. 1VTIME TABLE.
Passenger train leave Mifflin Station as
follows:
EASTWARD.
Philadelphia Kxprccs, 12 43 a in.
Harrisbura; Accoiuuto., U 44 a m.
i'acitic Lxpre, 10 !K a n
Wail, G &." p m.
Atlantic Express, 9 li p ni.
WESTWARD.
Tittsburg Express, 2 63 a m.
Cincinnati Express, 2 05 a m.
Pacific, 6 M a ra.
Way Passenger, 10 10 a in.
Mail, 3 g.i p in.
Fast Line, 6 45 p in.
Mixed, 8 15 p m.
JJilllin, Nov. I V 1874.
Laws Ilt-lating to Xewspaper Subscrip
tions ud Arrearages.
In response to a request, we give the law
as it stands relating to newspapers and sub
scribers :
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tice to the contrary, arecousideicd winn
ing to continue their subset iiitioo.
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of their periodicals, th - pubiishvr may
continue to send theiu until all arrear
ages are paid.
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they are directed, they are held respon
sible until they have settled their bills,
and ordered theiu discontinued.
4. It subscribers move to other places
without informing the publishers, and
the pajn'rs are sent to the former direc
tion, they are held respcusihln.
6. The Courts have decided'that "refusing
to take peric-dir-als troni the office, or re
moving and leaving them nncalled for,
is prima facia evidence of intentional
liaud."
6. Any perron who receives a newspaper,
and mses use of it, whether be has or
dered it or not, is held in Uw to be a
Kiibsrriber.
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bound to give notice to tni" publisher, at
the end of their time, if they do not
wish to continue taking it; otherwise
the publisher is authorized to send it on.
ard the subscribers will be rcsponMblc
until an exjress notice, with pi men: ol
all arrearages, is sent to the publisher.
LOCAL ISTELLIGESCE.
Thi pround was fruzea on Saturday
morning.
Stufl'cd Kooster, lrom Tiioinpsontown.
came in too late for this issue.
A new Oran at a reduced price, (or sale.
For particulars call at this olliee.
1 lie Lew istowu sounds the slogan
fur Kuekalew lor L'uited States Senator.
Christian G. Shelley h.ts bought the Da
rid Kurtz I arm in Walker township, fur
Hi.
i;v. Mr. I'iackweluer lias a protracted
meeting iu progress in his Licking Creek
Church.
S. C. Slerrett offers at private sJo hi
valuable tauuery, situated iu Spruce Hill
township.
The Teacher' Ia;mto w ill be hold in
the lecture room of the M. E church at
this place.
The first snow of the season put in its
a; pcarauce on l'riday morning, and deep
ened to two inches. j
Philadelphia uiaifcet quotations on Mon-
tav,
, -:i. Win at, amber, $1.20tuI.M ; corn
fiutulijc ; cats C2toti4c.
The reason there are so many strangers j
in 1'atterson every day Going to Todd's
Cheap Store lor Bargains.
General Heath was a prominent temper
ance man. How he was supported by the
temperance people, see vote.
A New Improved American Se.g Ma
chine can be bought of J. B. M. Toad fi r
$15. Huy of hiiu aud save uioaey.
A rush at Todd's Store for Overcoats.
Why t Because you can bay better at one
third less price tliau you can anywhere else.
Sir. David Smith, of Delaware township,
bought the farm of Christian G. Shelley, at
Cross Koads, between palem aud Tboiiip
Boiitow u, for $'J,XK.
Robert l'annebaker was tumbled out of a
wagon last Thursday at the intersection of
Third and Washington streets. A few
bruises and a good scare was the sum of
the ii.jury to the boy.
By Miiientish prophecy, last Friday the
world should have reached its end in tire.
The snow, which the Good Being allowed
to fall, "ilt have interfered w ilh their cal
culation. "While Dr. A. Harshbarger, or Milroy,
was ridinsr on horseback, a few days ago,
his horse frightened at a dog fight, ran off
and threw the ridtr, breaking three of his
ribs and cutting an ugly gash iu his head."
" Ft! st wedding anniversary, iron; 81th
anniversary, wooden ; tenth, tin; flMecnth,
chrystol ; tweuticth, china ; twenty fifth,
silver; thirtieth, cotton ; thirty -filth, linen ;
fortieth, woolen; forty-firth, silk; fiftieth,
golden; seveuty-fiilh, diamond."
The recent defeat of Republicans at the
polls has awakened them somewhat to their
interests where elections are now held.
Chattanooga, Tenn., held an election on the
13th, lor Mayor. The gain lor the Repub
lican party was 1 .rge, and their Mayor was
elected.
The newly erected Evangelical Mission
Church in Fatterson will Providence per
iuttt:ng he dedicated to the Triune God
n Sabbath, the loth day of December,
Jf74. Several numstirs lrom abroad will
Iks in attendauce. The ministers and peo
ple ol Mifflintown and surrounding charges
arc cordially invited to attend. There will
be services in the church on Saturday even
ing previous.
A Convocation of Old Fllws will be
l.eld in G raj bill's Hall, Mifflintown, on
Thursday evening, December 3, 1874. The
Orders throughout the county are cordially
invited and requested to be present. Some
,.1 the Grand lodge officers are expected
to be present, and a good time is anticipa
ted D. B. McTVilliamb,
D. D. G. M.
K thief visited the turkey roost of Mr.
John T. Metlir., Register and Recorder of
this county, a few nights ago, and stoic
three turkeva. On the same night tmeves
..tl. four turkert from the roost of Mr
Ephraiin Lauver, in Milford township; but
as thieve are not coufiued to eimer lati
tude or longitude, it is not aurprising to
bear that they have been operating out
riirkev roosts on this side of the nvcr
The loss of five fine tu.k-jn from the roost
f Mr. John Stoner, of t eruianagu town
ship, attest the fact.
Last Fiida the Mifflin count y Na
tional Bank received a telegram pur
porting to come from William Willis,
dated Middleburg, calling upon iu
cashier to send him $500 by express at
once to Selinsgrove. Mr. Robeson,
being aware that Colonel W. was in
that county, sent the money as directed.
On the arrival of the package at Selins
grove a man appeared and claimed it as
b's. The agent refused to deliver it
until he could identify the stranger as
Mr. Willis. The man then had the
temerity to name a prominent citizen of
the place, hoping that jhis would satisfy
the agent. It was "no go' fortunate
ly, and the cvnSdenco operator con
cluded to decamp. The same night a
Cue horse was missing, and the iufer
etice is that the would-be money-thief
changed his-tactics and turned horse
thief. Mr. Willis did not learn of the
free use of his name until Lis return to
Lewistown, when .-Mr. Robeson inci
dentally remarked, " Why, Willis, you
must have been investing at Middle
burg." This observation led to ex
planations and mutual surprises. The
Money was ordered back to Lewistown,
to the satisfaction of all parties but the
thief. Lewistown Sentinel.
For Sale. A Valuable Shoe
Store belonging to tha estate of
Cornelius Laxtley, deceased.
For particulars call or address
SARAU R. BARTLEY,
JOSEPH R0TI1R0CK,
Administrators of Cornelius Bartley,dec'd.
Ma. Jacob Ml'jima, an old resident
of Licking Creek township, Fulton
county, IV, and his son David had
started for an extended trip westward
on last Wednesday morning, and bad
reached Chicago on Friday, in time to
get on one of the western bound trains.
After adjusting themselves tor a night
ride aud sleeping a short time, Mr D.
Mumma discovered that his father was
not in hie scat, and on inquiry was tol J
that he had gone out on the platform.
Not finding him there the tram was
stepped, aud run back about one and a
half miles, and there on the other
track, crushed and mangled so as to be
scarcely recognizable, lay the remains
of Jacob Mumma. It is supposed that
he mistook the entrance door for that
of the closet and fell off aud a passing
train on the other track killed him. t
The accident occurred only some 40 or
50 miles from Chicago. His son David
bad the sad duty of awaiting the de-
cision of an inquest, and then Laving
the corpse put in a coffin, he started on
his Lomeuard journey. He arrived
here on Monday morniug where his
friends met him and took biin and his
dead father to the home they Lad left
ooly a few days ago in pleasant antici
pations of having a pleasant time among
near kin Jied and friends in thi far west.
EcertH l'rcss.
No. 8 Cook Stoves, complete,
.sold at $10..j0, at i
J. C. WEIGHT'S
Stov3 Emporium,
Bridge Street, Mitltintown, Pa.
Farm ers are annoyed beyond en
durance by trespassers of all kinds.
Gunners aud fox hunters are especial
jrievauces, as they break down fences,
trample down young pUuts and tiees,
and otherwise destroy property. Gun
ners are very careless, too, shooting in
dangerous proximity to dwellings and
farm buildings. Wc have known in
stances in which larnicrs possessing
broods of pigeons are much annoyed by
gunners, who will shoot recklessly
around the barn and yard, endangering
the lives of the stock, while the burn
ing wads from their guns drop among
the straw of the yard, and which the
slichtest breeie may fan into a flame.
The law agaiust trespassers is strict,
and ihoulJ be enforced. We append
the sectiou relating to the matter, and
which, though an old one, is still in
full force : The a:t of April, 1790,
provides that if any persou shall pre
sume to Lunt or carry a gun on any en
closed or improved lands of any inhab
itant of this State, without permission
of the owner, or shall thereof be con
victed, before any J ustice of the Peace,
he shall for every such effence, forfeit
the sum of forty shillings. llest Ches
ter Republican.
All kinds oi STOVES sold
AT COST, and delivered to any
part of the county free, at
JOHN C. WEIGHT'S
Stove Emporium,
Miltliutown, Pa.
Mr. Tobias Ash, of Lilly's Station,
; .ofTuri'iiiT from a fractured lee. lie
,0 OUUK. ... w
was eneaced in hauling logs from a
clearing on the Ciesson grounds and
walking close to one of the horses, when
a trace chain snapped and the single
tree flew back with great force, owing
t r.tmin m.on it at the time. The
end came in contact with one of Mr.
Ashs lees, breakirg the bone below
the knee. The fracture was properly
adjusted, and the sufferer removed to
his home. Jllfoonn Irtbune.
Worth Knowing:. The oldest,
largest, safest and best accident insur
ance company is The Travelers' Insur
ance Company, of Hartford, Conn. It
has cash asseU of over $3,000,000, has
written over 330,000 accident poLes;
and bas paid over 21,000 claims. It
has paid over $2,000,UW m direct Den
efiU to its policy holders.
Daicey, the defaulting rhillipsbnr post
master, has been sentenced to titteen years
in the penitentiary;
A con en tiou of elders of Hunting
don Presbytery will meet in the Tyrone
Presbyterian Church on Tuesday, De
cember 8 1874.
The following order of business and
programe of subjects had been agreed
upon by the Executive Committee.
The Convention shall meet at 10 o'
clock A.M.. and be opened with devo
tional exercises, lasting one half Lour,
afterwLich Jthe Convention bhall be
called to order by the chairman of the
ExecutiveCotntuittee, and the roll' ol
Elders in attendance made out, and
the organization effected. The report
of the taeasurer shall then be made.
SUBJECTS FOB KISCCsSlO.V.
First subject "Should the Elders
lead the weekly prayer meettncs"
Opened by Prof. L. Gricr, liirming
ham; Alternate; G.W. Reynolds Spruce
Creek.
Second subject "Should promise
meetings and praise meetings be en
couraged iu the congregations !" Open
ed uy 15. t. Custer, Altooua; alter
nate, A. T. Fiudiey, Altoona.
Third subject "I j it a sufficient ex
cue for the absence of an Elder from
a meeting of the Session, that his sec
ular business required his attention, or
that it was inconvenient for him to be
present?" Opened by Prof. D. D.
Stone, Academia ; alternate, Dr. Craw
ford Irwin, liollidaysburg.
Fourth subject "Is it not the im
perative duty of Church Sessions and
parents of Presbyterian families to in
struct the children and members of the
church in the doctrines of the Shorter
Catechism !" Opened by John Ful
ton, Saxton ; alternate, Dr. A. M. Hills,
Clearfield.
Fifth subject "What is the best
method of teaching the Shorter Cate
chism V Opened by Prof. David Wil
son, Perrysville; alternate, John A.
Crawford, Sinking Valley
Sixth subject What is the proper
relation of the Elders of tho Presbyte
riau Church to the V. M. 0. A., and
other voluntary organizations for reli
gious purposes J" Opeued by (J. V.
McCully, Buclah; alternate, Dr. Row
an, Clark, Kelt's Rills.
Seventh subject "How ein a church
be made most efficient in working for
t Lr'ut?" Opeued by Can. Win. Cell,
MiHHotown ; alternate, Win. 11. Swao
sey, McVeytown.
Eighth subject "How; can Elders
who live a great distance from a Sabbath-school
best promote the Sabbath
school work !" Opened by James Mc
Elroy, Alexandria; alternate, J. M.
Wilson, Buffalo Run.
Ninth subject "Are street mectiegs
for religious meetings proper, aud
should they be encouraged !" Opened
by " m. P. Ac-hell, Jiedford : alternate,
Gen. T. r. McCoy, Lewistown.
Tenth subject "lha relation of the
Elders to the social meetings of the
bureh." Opened by Dr. Sydney
Thompson, Lower Spruce Creek ; tlter
nate, J. Harris Lynn, Milcsburg.
Eleventh subject "How can we best
promote a greater interest iu the work
f our Jioard of Home Missions?
Opened by S. T. Brown, Huntingdon ;
alternate, Dr. D. O. Crouch, Curwens-
!le.
Twelfth subject "Is it prudent for
officers and members of the Presbyte
rian (.'hurch to attend the camp meet
ings of other denominations, tenting
with them on the gr)nnd and taking
art la the religious services"' Open
d by Joseph Campbell, JJelleville :
alternate, Jas. Roller, Williamsburg.
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KErORT OK Mr. PLEASANT SCHOOL,
Tor month euJing Nov. 17, 1871.
Whole No. in attendance during month,
males li, females 21 total 3b
Average aittiuijiiee, males 1-, lcuialcs
l'J total 31
Per cent, of attemlaiice during month.
males 9J, females 'Jl total........ . Uo
Tillie Van Ormer, Lizzie Van Ormer,
Mary Vn Ormer, Kinnia Van Ormer, Nan
cy Van Ormer, Mollis Van Ormer, Annie
M.ihlin, Willie Warner, Johnnie Vanh-mcr
and Corbet Mahlin weic present at every
roll-call. W. W. Stkai eb, Teacher.
o
On Sunday nightweek, as the Wine-
lircnarian congregation were about leaving
their audience room at Bridgeport, near Mt.
Pleasant, Westmoreland county, the fl:ior
gave way, precipitating ail to uie lower
floor, a distance of twelve feet. Notwith
standing stoves, benches, lum, women aud
chihlren were thrown pell-mell together, no
body was sericuslr hurt. Jllooua RaJical.
A FRIEND remarked recently that ho
would not be without Pain Cure Oil for
fifty lollars. Two bottles bad cured
him of a severe attack of Rheumatism,
and he is now well and happy. It costs
but 50 cents per bottle.
Bold wholesale and retail by Banks & dni
in, Mitlliiitowo.
ri'BLic Sale. Joseph Cayman, ad
ministrator of Michael Shirk, deceased,
will sell at public sale, at the late resi
dence of said decedent, in Fayette
township, at 10 o'clock A. M.. on Thurs
day, Nov. 20, 1874, two cows, 1 year
ling bull, spring wagon, plows, harrow,
and tbe entire household furniture,
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A Map or tum United States Gives
Awat. If you want a beautiful colored
m.ip, 16x31) inches, of the United States,
svnd yeiir name and pst-office address to
G. L. Harrison, 5 State street, Boston,
Mass.; to L. F. Booth, 229 Broadway, Jiew
York Citv : or to W. H. Stennett, General
Passenger Agent C. & . W. Kailway, Chi
dgo, 111., and a copy will be sent you free.
I'tblic Sale. Wo. S. Rice, of
Spruce II ill township, will offer at pub
lic sale, at 10 o'clock A. M., on Satur
day, Dec. 5, 1874, four horses, 1 colt,
4 head horn cattle, and Ins entire stock
of farming implements.
AttettIos, Ji-xiata Scorrs! You are
hereby notified to attend Irill and lnsr.ee
tion oa Saturday, December 5, 18 i, at iu
nVlock a. m.. at McAlisterville. By ofder
of J. K. EOBISON,
Captain Commanding,
Matthew Kocebsj O. S.
DIED:
BF.KKTMAN On the 18th inst., !n Pat
terson, George Berry man, aged about 23
years.
T-IIRST-CL-fSS PICTl-RES takn at
J; Hess' Photograph Gallery, Bridge st
Mifflintown.
a it., oaartmciit of cloths, cassimcrcs
vesting &C, alwry. n hd and for mIc
Huntingdon County News.
AS PER HUNTINGDON PAPERS.
Huntingdon county has 7 Granges.
There will be a shooting match fur a
cow on Thanksgiving day in Hunting
don. The marksmen of Blair, Juniata,
Mifflin and Huntingdon counties are re
spectfully invited to attead.
Last Thursday evening Mr. C. went
into the attic of the Court House to
ring the bell to call court. His light
went out, and be wandered about in
tbe darkness for a long time, when
finally Mr. H went up to see why the
bell did not ring. Finding his com
rade lost, he did not take time to go for
a light, but proceeded at tnce to ring
the bell in the dirkness. Court as
sembled but neither C. nor H. put in
an appearance. No one knew what
bad become of these important func
tionaries. After an bour court ad
journed, and about an hour later a
passer-by was hailed by a voice from an
attic window begging for a light to find
tbe door they had wandered two hours
among the posts aud rafters, but could
not fiud the bole the carpenters had
left.
Huntingdon has moro than her share
of scandal mongers.
Charles M. Africa, who was convict
ed at the recent sessions of our court,
on the third count, of an indictment,
charging him with shooting with felon
ious iutent at a colored man of our
town, was on Monday last sentenced by
the Court, to pay a fine of $'20, and to
nedcrgo an imprisonment in the county
jail for a term of nine nijLths.
Several citizens of our town, who
plead guilty to indictments charging
them repectively with the selling of in
toxicating liquors without license, were
sentenced by the Court oa Mouday last,
to pay respectively the costs of prose
cution, and also a fine of $100.
The Ladies' Relief Society met on
Mouday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the
Council House, for the purpose of or
ganizing for the winter. This is rigLt.
There will be much distress and we are
glad to know that the ladies are antici
pating it.
J!1FFLI'T0WX MAKKETS.
Corrected weekly by J. i. II. A. Stamliangh.
MirrusTowx, Nov. '!', 1S74.
Butter 80
Kggs 25
Lard 12
Potatoes r5
:irt;y Ml
Clovtrseed .......... 4 75
MIFFLINTOWN GKA1X MARKET.
Corrected weekly by D. P. SuloufT
Wheat, 1 00
Oats, M
'orn, 75
Dried Apples 10
Blackberries 10
" Raspberries 20
Ham 12
Shoulder. 10
Sides 08
Washed Wool 40
Ground Alum Silt, per sack .... I 75
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Longs,
aueh as Coughs, Colds, Whoopuig
CouKh, bronchitis. Asthma,
and Consumption.
Amonjr the great
SiBf'-wra'of more rtai valua
Ig-'sj to mankind thaa
Cfi'this effectual rcm
SeJv for all diseases
of'tlie Throat and
Lungs. A vast tri
al of its virtues,
throughout this ana
other countries, has
shown that it does
surelv and cflectnallv control tliem. The tes
timniiv of our best citiicrw. of all classes, es
tablishes tlie fact, that Chebiiv I rrroVL
will and d's relieve and cure the altlicmn
disorders of the 1 linwt and Lun beyond any
ether me.licine. The mixt dnnperom auc
tions of the l'ulmororr Orpins yield to its
power; and cx-ies of Consumption, curei
bv this preparation, re publicly known, so
remarkable as hardly to bo believed, were
thev not proven bevond di-pute. As a rem
t iv" it is adequate, on which the pul.Iie miy
re'V for full protection. Bv curing Coocn
the forerunners of more serious disease, it
saves unnumbered lives, and an amount of
tillering not to ha compiueii. cuiuici.r,
trial, and convinces the most sceniicai.
-ul, mi l
erv fami
Every family should keen it on nana as a
apiinst the eariv anu unpenro
ittnk. nf f'lilmoiiarr Affection. hich ara
eailr met at first, but which become incura
Lle, and too often HitiJ, if neglected. Tender
lungs need this defence: nnJ it is nnwi.e to
be without it. As a ?eguard to children,
mid the distressing diseases which beset the
Throat aud Chest of childhood, Chebbt
I'ectubai. is invaluable; for, by its timely
nse, multitudes are rescued from premature
craves, and saved to the love and affection
centred on them. It acts speedily and snrelr
gint ordinary colds seenrins sound and
health-restoring sleep. No one will suffer
troublesome Influenza and painful Bron
chitis when they know how easily they can
be cured. ...
Originallr the product of Ion?, laborious,
and successful chemical investication, no cest
or toil is spared in making every botile in the
utmost possible perfection. It roar be conn
dentlv relied upon as possessing ail the vir
tues 'it has ever exhibited, and capable ol
producing enres as memorable as the greatest
it has ever euected.
PREPARED BT
Or. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical wad Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BV AtX DRrGOISTS EVRRTWTHEBRV
J-J P. Sl'LOlTF,
FORWARD AND C0BMISSI0S
MERCHANT,
DEALER I
GRAIN,
LUMBER.
COAL,
PLASTER,
SALT
C E M E N T.
CALCINED PLASTEE
,VJF .lDVERtlSEMi:.YTS.
AND
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A LARGE VARIETY OF
COOKING, -tttUOB. m OfFIGE STOVES,
Over Fifty Iiflcrent KintN jiistl Style? to Select frons,
Including the Old
TORONTO, EXCELSIOR, COY. PENN, .SUPERIOR,
REGULATOR, and SUSQUEHANNA COOKS.
Also, the Celebrated Stoves and Heaters,
ARGAXD, MORNING LIGHT, AND TWILIGHT.
JOIIX C. WKIGIIT.
Mifl'intown, September 9,T874-tf
TO THE PUBLIC.
I have just opened ont, in my store-room
on Main street, in the borough of Patter
son, a new stock ot
Ilea's and Boys' Clothing,
Overconls, Surts, Drawers, Wamuses,
HuU, Caps, Gloves, Slocking, .
AM KRICAftYlV ATCII KS
AT CITY riUCES, JEWELUY, kc.
The best lot of
BOOTS & SHOES
crer brought to this county : Men's Kiota
$.100 tot I 50, best heavy tap sole war
raiited ; Uiuu Boots, boys $1 is', men's $!
30 also full line of Ladi' and Childreus
Gums; Ladies' Shoes $1 50 to $2 51' best
morocco.
I am soiling floods 20 pcrjctint. less than
the credit prices. I am selling for cash,
country ( rod ace, r note at 3U to 00 days'
discount.
I have lost in tijlit years' business over
$ ,(') by keeping books and credit, and
made money besides ; and now I am deter
mined that those who pay shall not becom--!led
to pay such prices that the loss sus
tained in consecinence of those who tail K
pay may be covered; and consequently I
cau sell JO per cent, less than go'jds in my
line have ever been sold for iu the county.
Call and ace for yourselves.
V.'AXTED 500 bushels good potatoes,
100 bushels onions, alto, t o lous f dry
wheal tiraw, for which I will pay $10 per
ton. delivered.
J. B. M. TODD.
Tattcrson, Oct. 7, 1874.
rUXIATA VALLEY BANK.
Pomeroy, Patterson, Jacobs & Co.
mrruNTow, jixmta coixit, pa.
C4PIT.il., $SO.OOO.
GEOKfiE JACOBS, Fresidunt.
T. VAN IUVI.V, Cashier.
DIRECTORS :
Jemme X. Thompson,
John J. Patterson,
Georjre Jacobs,
John Balshach,
11. If. liechtel,
J. V. Frank.
Amos t. iionsall,
Vniltd Statu Semrilits, Bond; IfC,
bought and sold.
Hold aud Silver bought at highestt rates.
Dtpotitt receittd, colltctiOHS madr, dr:iis
oa thi principal cilui, and a gtatral banking
fcasineu transacted.
Bonds and other valuable papers received
on special deposit. juneS'74-tf
CLARK WRIGHT'S
TINWARE AND S11EET-
IRON STORE.
Main Street, ratterson.
Here a compL-to assortment of
TIN AKD SHEET ISON WAKE
may constantly be found to suit customers,
and arc offered at a BARGAIN.
IXT-ilEPAiXING neatly and expeditious
ly executed.
Rootling ami Spout in?
of the BEJJT MATERIAL, made to order
on short notice.
THE 1TULIC
Arc also hereby Informed that I rejrularlr,
every trcek, run a car to and lrom 1 nua
drlpiiia, going to the city on Tuesday and
returning to fatterson on I nnrsnay. i er
gons purchasing goMl in Philadelphia, cn
have them brought promptly here by order-
injr them to VZ1 Market street, in carooi
Clark Wright'a Market Car. I also inv.te
iho attention ol those who snip pnxiuce 10
the eat, to the facilities otfered, aud earn
estly Solicit their patronage.
CLAKK HKIiilll.
Dec, 24, 1873.
HUEY & CHRIST,
SUCCESSORS TO K RYDER &. CO.
To those interested in the purchase of a
strictly
PURE HYE WHISKY,
for mediaal purposes we ofler
BAILEY'S PUKE II YE,
Price $2 to $0 per gailon, and will ship in
packagts to suit purchasers.
We also handle largely a
COPPER-DISTILLED WHISKY,
Trice from $1J50 to $1.7 j.
We import
FLXE WIXES, BRANDIES AXD GIX,
and also manufacture
DR. STOZR'S
TONIC HERB BITTERS.
Send for Price Lltt.
HUEY i CIIKIST,
121 Xorth Third Street, Fhilada.
cpt 9, 187-ly
I A RGE stock of Dry Ooods, Groceries,
A Oueensware. Notion, H iU, Boots and
Slices, Leather, for sale at tho lorc of
tJ: W. Miui 4. Son, PerrysvUle.
- rTufesiioml Curds.
J) L. ALLKN, M. L ,
Has commenced the practice nf Mi-dic ine
and t urgery and all their collateral hr inches.
Otlice in Johnstown, B'.-a'e township.
july 15, lt71
THOMAS A. ELDER, M. 1).,
Physician and Surgeon,
Mitt LI STOWS, r.i.
OlhVe hours from 9 A. w. to 3 r. .. Of.
fiec in his lather's residence, at the south
end of Water street. .ctfj-tf
JOl'IS E. ATKINSON,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW",
JIIKFLINTOWN, PA.
CCoIlcctiiig and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
" Orricc On Bridge street, opposite the
Court House Sliare.
LF.UED J. I'ATTEUSON,
ATTCMET-AT-LAW,
MIFFMNTOWA", JUKI ATA CO., PA.
AH business promp'ly attended to.
Officr On Bridge street, opposite the
Court House square.
GHUK, tUMBEB,
THE undersigned, having completed his
new Warehouse fn Perrysville, would
respectfully invite the sttention of the
farmers of the county to the fact that he is
at all times
PAYING THE HIGHEST PRICES
FOR ALL KINDS OF
GKAIX, Ac, Ac.
Having introduced new facilities for hoist
ing, weiirhiiig, c, we are now prepjre J to
unload with the least posM'.de trouble.
Bark, Railroad Tic?, Lccust
Posls, and all Saleable
Country Produce
will be bought at all times, either lor
CASH OK IX EXCHANGE M'U MER
CHANDISE. HAVE FOR SALE
COAL, LUMBEE. FISH, SALT,
PLASTER, GROUND OR L'.'MP,
which will be sold to suit purchasers, either
WHOLESALE Cli KETAIL,
aud at the lowest rates rulbg.
At my Store in Turbett township may be
found as coiiijlto an assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
NOTIONS,
Quecnsrrarc, Hardware, dec,
all of which will be sold as low, if not a
liltlu lower than elsewhere-
NOAH IIERTZLER.
Pec. H", 1873-if
a t r'TTTT7,
STO YOUw 3IE3i.
Just Fublithed, la a Sealtd Euttlopt. t'ric.
A Lecture on the Nature. Treatment and
Radical Cure of SpertiMtorrli'i-a, or Seminal I
Weakness, Involuntary .missions, Sexnar
Debility, and Impedimenta to Marriage gen
erally ; Nervousness, Con sumption. Epi
lepsy ami Kits ; .Ment.il and Physical Inca
pacity, resnltimr lnm Self- Abuse, etc. Bv
KOBEKT J.tL LVEKWELL, M. D., Au
thor ol the -lireen Book," ie.
The world-renowned nuthor, in this ad
mirable Lecture, clearly proves lrom his
own ext erieiice that the alul consequen
ces of Self-Abuse may beetfecluall) remov.
cd w ithout medicines, and without danger
ous surgical operations, bougies, inxtru.
ments, rings or cordials, pointing out a
mode of cure at once certain and cfferiusl
by which every suriVrer, no matter what hit
condition m iv be, ni.iy cure himself cheaply,
privately and radically.
E7"T7ii! Ltctnre"viU prort a boon to thou
sands and thousands.
Sent, under seal, in a plata envelope, to
any aldress, on receipt of six cents, or two
postage stamps. Aldress the I'ublisherii,
J. I. KL.1.M. a. 1-1'.
l'J7 Bowery, Xew York,
I'ost-Othce Box 406 o.
Nov. 19, 1873-ly.
GREAT DEDUCTION
IX THE
Pit ICES OF TEETH!
Full I'pocr or Lower Stts as Law as (5
2o teeth allowed tn leave thi office un
less the patient is salL'tied.
Teeth remodeled and rrpaired.
Teeth filled to last for life.
Teeth extracted without pain, by tho use
of Nitrous Oxide Gas, always on hand.
Owing to the bard times, I will insert
full fcingle aets teeth, of the very best kind,
f. r l i.OO. Temporary aets sj.m extra.
Toothache stoped in live minutes w ith
out extracting the tooth, at the Dental Of
fice or U. L.LU.KK, established in Mifllih
lowu in 100.
G. L. DERH.
j Jan 24. 1672 Practical Lea:u.t.
MlSCF.LL.lA EO IS
ANNOUNCEMENT
THE PUBLIC !
TO
JUST RECEIVED AT
CHEAP JOHN'S STORE, .
BRIDGE STREET, M:FFLl.vrOlK P.I.,
A LARGE AND ( 0MILETE STOCK OF
Fall
and
FEOM THE NEW YOSS AND PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. I
Seeds Sell frsa i5 13 40 Per Cent, fer tka at any Ctk ?lace.
.NEW GOODS' RECEIVED EVERY DAY.
EVERT PER&OX CORDIAL. LV I.lITEO roit ISM'tCTIo'..
IllVD TTTIS :
I buy my Gomls from fir.-t hamls, iVom n:iiuf'uttirers and
lmjxirtcrs otilv, r.n:l for eah down, :uvl selT .T!1 i'ny (lootls for
c;ih only ; tlurcfure I can nfibnl to w.-H (Jntnls t-lio;;THr than!
anyboily cle. 1 ndvicc all persons willing to sa- e 10 to 4U
cents on ;i dollar to go to Cheap John's Store.
TLiuAlal llr p;ist patronage, 1 remaiif,
ltrPKCTFlU.Y YycRs, &c,
&CUOTT.
I'liE l'EOPJ.E'S
HARDWARE STORE,
In R. E. Parkers .Xew Brick Building,
MMTi STKKJ-aT, OPPOSITE TI211 COS RT VA1H.
MIITLIXTOWX, JLIATA COtNTV,
JOHN W. MUTIIEKS13AUGII
Take l. a..ure in calling the attention of Fatmeri, Ruilder-", M.is SaddlrrK, Miner -
CariMintera. Shm-iiiiiKerK, Kl.K-ksmitliM, ('iiarliiiiufccra, i'lasti-rer. Ib.u. ke.'';r,
and all who nre in want of anvUiin; nuiallv ki pr in a KIIi.-T-L'i. VSS
llAKItU'AKE STOKE, to his LARUE AN 1 FKEi st.uk of
Uoods, bought since the great reduction in jrice,
coxsuTiXU or
IKON,
NAILS,
StrKWS.
iil.ASS,
OILS.
AllES.
SHOVELS,
I'OKKs,
III ES,
WALL Bltl'SIIKS,
lloiivt KKI'SIiKS,
I'AIXT 1SKLS11ES,
1'IOKS.
Ct'KKEK MILLS,
TIX WAKE,
TAMLE CL'TLERT.
AXES.
LOCKS.
LEATIIEK,
FAIXTS,
SAWS,
Al'tjKKS,
BKACKS,
SIOKES,
KEI.I.OES,
MAStt.V IIAMMKIIS.
tii:ll STONES.
CI.OTIIXS WKIXGtls,
SAND I'AI'El
LAMPS,
CC, 4tC,
WHOLESALE
Which he has just op-ned in the above new :store-room. Having Uoiht all hi atocl
while goods were at t!ie lowest Bn-en, he is prewired to c-ll at Mich ii. cn :o u ill guar
antee natisfartinn. .My gooils are all new and lreh from the inaiiiil usurer, ami ( invite'
the public to CjI! a. id see them. I also itolicit tiw (kitroiuie ot tin- public. 0 ive uie a c : 1 1 .
MilliinUv.'n,- A;."i- K, IH7J-tf
FOB OASH!
We are belling Stores of ctrery description al the Lowest Cash Triet.
We will guarantee all our prices to be the Imxc-J. We iuvite all deiinug to'
purchase to rsaiiiiue our stock and It-am oar prices.
D. W. Harley & Oo.'s
I the place wberc jou can bd'j
TSIE BEST A.M Till: CHEAPEST
I MENS YOUTHS' &
HATS, CAPS. BOOIS, SHOES, A D tVRSISIII.G GOODS.
WE are pretarrd to exhibit otie of tho most choice and wl.'ct st.x-ks ever offered ill
this market, ad at JSTOXISHISGLY LOW MICE !
Also, measures taken frit iaits and paru of mjitu, which will bo made to order
at abort notice, very reasonable.
Kcnicmber th plai-?. in HofFman's New Building, corner of Bridge and
Water s'reets, JIIFI LINTOWN, PA. may 8, WA-tt
1 3XEljV
FALL CAMPAIGN NOW OPENED.
Every ert who re vls this aIvertit-nient will save money an 1 g t just what they
want in the ( LOTHINU LIXE, Hats. Caps. B---r and h"-s for M'-n, W'oiu n an 1
Children, Kurnihing Goods V.itch-.-s and jL"re!rr. C.rp- u, Floor Oil CN'ths, an-l iiuny
other articles. I will not t)iiot-prices hfrre, bi:t wHl ad l mdersoM by anv one.
Come and sew U'e, and b-; coDvincni of tlr trnth cT my assTtior. If ivins rebuilt my
Store Kooiu on Bridge street, l'atlerson, I'm,, I am aWe to sfioi yoB f;oxls to a better
advantage.
Patterson, Pa., Nov. 11, 1H7I. SUH'EL STRATEI.
Lanre stock of ready mjle clothing ol the stvles of oedstcails. sofas, lounge,'
latest aiwl choicest styles, tur men and extension tiblea, marblu top bureaus
boys, hats, cajs, boots and shoes, notions, m:irb!e top sUixia, fa, cane-seal and com
t in nUliinr ftoda in endless variety for sale n,n chairs, and a large hit ot carets lor
at Samuel Strayer'a, in I'aitrsVn. at Kohm'a furnituri; store iu fat brawn.'
Lar-e stock of Rcaily-m-.de ClothinJor
I sale ly
.ID FERTISE.VE.V IS.
Winter
PtX KF.T rrTLERY.
II ATt'HKTS,
iiim;ks.
Shoe UNPIXUS.
I'l'TTV,
J'LANKS,
i.'i.::ls,
BITS,
III BS.
SHAFTS,
MASo TROWELS.
CIKIiV COM Its,
AXE HAM'I.ES,
(iKAIN a.vcs,
ItUAKWAkE,
a.C.
AND RETAIL,
JOHN W. HUTHEESEAUGH.
Franciscus,
CSYSTAL PALACE, MifSintown, Pa;
BOYS' CLOTHING
B mivYESS.
! Sentinel and UeiubUcan tlM a yeai