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PENN'A. K. ETIME TABLE.
Passenger trains leave Mifflin Station as
follows:
KAsrwsan.
rbiladelphia Express, 12 a ra.
Mamsburg Accommo., 9 4m a m.
i'aritic Express, 10 26 a m.
Mail, G 85 p m.
Atlantic Exprees, 9 ls p to.
WKTWAIIO.
Pittsburg Kxprcss, 12 58 a tn.
Cincinnati Express, 1 40 a m
Pacific, 6 o a ni.
Way Passenger, 10 IT) a nu
Mail, 3 33 rk
Vast Line, 6 4" p m.
Mixed, 8 15 p in.
Mifflin, Nor. 13, 1874.
LOCAL 1STELLIGE&CE.
Jack Campbell i sick in ja.iL
l'itttbu.f has a colored policeman.
Altoona has a colored Notary Public.
Vail paper fur sale at MutbersbiughV
The late snow fail was 12 iur.has iu depth.
A Democratic Je is Burgess of Belle-f-jute.
A exchange notices the advent of a
shad-fly.
I'p to this date sleighing has been as good
an in mid winter.
A new bell for the new court house ar
rived on Monday.
A Young Meii's Christian Association is
being rfrjiiiti at Lewistewn.
Two voting mea in a church in Clear
field loa n misbehaved. They are n jail
now.
Dan Coffman, of Acidemia, has a leg
broken n a saloon in Patterson "on Friday
night.
Tbl average number of snows this month
has been one every other day air-ie Jfarch
brgau.
There is an effort being put forward to
raise a singing class among young people
in town.
On Cherry street there are banks of snow
four fee't In depth, that were shovclel off
c!uents.
1. D. Parker" stable roof broke in nnder
the weigh! of soew that lay on it, on Mon
day morning.
The post-mistress at Mapleton resigned
theorhec; there are only eight applicants
for the place we riatci.
A number of railroad track men, who
were suspended last tall were re callc 1, and
last week commenced work ajain.
Along rivers in all the Northern States
there in apprehensioa in the minds of the
people of disastroas spring freshets.
The revival services in the Presbyterian
'church in fccwistown this winter have added
S.'ty six fcrsous to the membership.
The beautiful snow brcke the roof of
'Very building in Riverside Paik excepting
that of the grand stand, on Sunday night
Railroad ties are being hauled to different
points along the new railroad, for use as
Mwn as the weather permits of the$ being
pot down.
The high water in the river at Lewistown
lias run down, and peop'e of that place
who were Booded out uf tieir houses are
returning.
E. B. McCrura, Esq., senior elitorof the
Altoona Tribune, arrived home last Satur
day morning. Mrs. McCrLiu remained in
Colorado.
Boys in a sleigh, driving E. S Parker's
Yiorsc, drove against stone on Cherry
street, last Thursday, and broke the shafts
ot the sleigh.
Wanted A new almanac man, one who
believes that the seasons have changed, and
15, therefore, ready to continue autumn to
December, and winter to June-.
A large stone on Cherry street upset Dr.
Bank's sleigh, on Monday morning, and
threw a lot rf children and the driver who
ere 5 it into the snow, without injury.
Cambria county has nine candidates an
nounced for County Treasurer, at this early
and cool stags of the season. How many
announcements may be expected in August f
On account of the inclement weather last
Wednesday, the sale of personal property
belonging to 1. I.. Moore, of Fayette town
hip, was postpone to the 17th day of this
tuonth.
The judge's seat in the new court house
hss been remodeled. It Is well it has been
done. As it stood before, it was awkwsrd, '
and would have better served the purpose
of playing pc-po-peep over " tl.aa any
other.
An exchange says : Froxen potatoes are
jgcnondty past recovery, and it may not
come miss, at this season, to publish the
fact, for which an eminent chemist vouches,
that placing them in cold water for six days
previous ft using will make them as good
as new.
On Monday morning the snow oa the roof
of a bonding owned by Showers at. Scholl
and used as a place in which to store car
riages, became too heavy for the structure.
The sidVs ot the building were ttoved out
wards aSd the roof fell down through the
middle of the house, breaking number of
new buggies to the amount of several hun
dred dollars.
Messrs. Bi ters k Keknedt, suc
cessors to D. P. Sulouff in the Grain,
Oral and Lumber business at Mifflin
town, irill pay tin highest price in
cash for Wheat, Corn and OaU. Farm
ers are invited to call and tee thein
tefcre selling elsewhere. They will
also receive Grain at Perrjsville ware
house. The new portal eards will be un
like those now in use. The color will
be violet blue. The b-ttder and all di
rectioni as to where and bow to write
cave and address will be difcpensed
with. A monogram formed of the let
ters U. S.' will be printed on the card
in black ink. This will be on the upper
left-hand corner, acroa which will be
the words 'Postal Card. The vignette
Liberty, with Iter luxuriant tresses
banging down bet back and confined by
si cap adorns the upper right-hand
corner. The new cards will be iden
tical in size with the old ones. They
will cost $1.39 a thousand to manufac
ture, and will be ready fof delivery
about tb middle of April."
Wf would call tke attention of oar
readers to the fact that Pain Core Oil
will cure Headache, Neuralgia, Sore
Throat, Rheumatic Paras, and all lame
ness in man dt beast.
Sold wholesale and retail by Banks k. Kans
tin, Mimintowa.
Tile Osceola Reveille says : A fe
weeks ago we gave an account of a Vfery
large oak tree, cat near A! Milhken's
mill, the butt log of which sealed 1,
955 fetl. Since that time, we bar
learned that "up a great many pahs of
winding stairs" in that tree was dis
covered an eagle's nest lined with fea
thers and scraps of paper, among which
was found a twenty-dollar greenback.
The question for dibate It the So
ciety attached to Kiahaeoquillas Semi
nary on last Fndly night was : "Re
solve!, That a cross, cleanly woman rs
preferable to a good-natured, slovenly
woman " It was decided in the nega
tive. We expect to bear of some
spirited Seminary girl ventilating the
toti'cco-chewin fraternity who were
eDgagei! in that discussion. tZuristovn
GazeAz.
On Saturday morning a barn belong
ing to Mr. William Still, living near
lilairsYille, on tbe Wes'tmoreland side
of the Cjoemaagli river, was burned
down, together with a horse aud six
cows which it was impossible to re
side. It is not known how tbe fire
originated. This tbe second time
that Mr. Still has suffered a loss of the
kind, and he has the sympathy cf all
hi neighbors '-JlUaorjt Trittnt, .Vfcr.8
A smart gentleman in Reading a
Jay or two since thought his chimney
needed cleaning, and LzvSbg been in
formed that the force of powder could
do it as well as anything else, he shot a
pistol np the black thoroughfare )f
smoke, aud tbe resfalt was that it kicked
np a fearful muss in flie room of his
next door neighbor. Tbe chimneys, it
appears, are ec-hnectter, and the fdrea
of tbe powder knocked over the stove
and layvd trofe in general.
TftE following programme of subjects
will be considered by tbe Jnniata Con
ference of the Pennsylvania Lutheran
Synod, which will convene at Newport, I
Perry eounty, on Tuesday eveuiog,
March 16, 1875 :
"1. Every disciple of Christ has a
work to do Tuesday evening. Rev.
S. G. Shanoou.
2. The necessary preparation for
doing this work ednesday laoraicw.
Rev. P. Sliwd-r.
3. Sunday school exercises Wed
nesday P. M. Kcvs. Rice, Ziegler,
Li-tite, Reiaeusnyder.
4. The nccenarv preparation fur this
work Wednesday evening. Rev. J.
R. Wieand.
5. The manner of doing this work
Thursday morning. ReV. J. Frsxier.
6. Oouiiuunion- Thursday P.M.
Rev. J. Roths.
7. Incentives to faithPilnr-M in this
work Thursday even-eg. Rev. II. 0.
Shindel.M
TlIK Ilarri'burg Telegraph of the
Ct'a inst. relates the following : Yebter
day aiottn'og Sheriff Sheafer, accom
panied by Deputy Sheriff Westbrook,
left this city on the 8:10 train of the
Philadelphia and Reading railroad for
Philadelphia, having in charge William
Kond, Harry Smithson and 4. H. Mar
tin, the hotel thieves, sentenced to six
years' imprisonment iu the Eastern
Penitentiary. When the prisoners
were takec on the cars the sheriff dis
covered that tbe wife -and child of
Suiitbsou were on the same car, and
out of sympathy that official permitted
Smithson to sit beside her without be
ing baudcufted. Bond and Martin were
handouffed together.
Everything went well until the train
crossed the Schuylkill at Fairmount
Park, when the sheriff notified the pris
oners that the ttain would stop shortly
at the foot of Coates street. Smithson
then got up and said "Well, we are near
the place. I guess I will leave)" and
deliberately started for the front of tbe
car. Tbe sheriff sprang after him, but
he gained tbe door and leaped from tbe
ear. The sheriff followed, and in jump
ing fell, mashing tbe little finger of bis
left band and otherwise injuring him
self considerably.
The convict rcn across tbe track and,
pat-sing under some empty freight cars
on the other track, continued his flight
down the steep bill on to the Schuyl
kill. The Sheriff followed him rapid
ly, and when within twenty yards gave
him notice to stop or be wonld fire.
Smithson obeyed the order and was re
taken.
Deputy Sheriff Westbrook, noticiog
Smithson raoning out, ran to tbe rear
door of the ear, got on the steps and
fired at bim. Upon ascertaining that
the sheriff bad jimped off be ran
back into tbe car to look after tbe other
two, bat they in tbe meantime bad
reached to tbe front door and. leaped
off. Westbrook then proceeded to the
nearest station house, gave tbe alarm
and secured a squad of officers and
started for the park. Martin and Bond,
after ruoniog around tbe psrk tome
time, ht into a park station bouse to
borrow an axe to meud their wagon
(u e. take off tbe cuns).
Tbe telegraph having been to work
tbit station bad tbe necessary in forma- j
tion ft few minutes before they arrived
there, and they were held Until tracked
by Deputy Sheriff Westbrook and tbe
officers, in the snow, to that place.
It was discovered that Martin bad in
bis possession an excellent revolver all
ready and loaded for action. How he
obtained it remain to bo ascertained.
Tbe entire party having been secured
were safely conveyed to tbe peniten
tiary and turned over to the care of the
officers of that iostitatioa:
-"TT. ' aw
RASTER DaT is always the first
Sunday after the full moon which nap-
pens upon or next after the 21st of
Hatch. This year the moon fulls on
the 21st of March, which also happecs
to be Sunday. Therefore Easter falls
on the following Sunday, the 23th of
March. This is within six days of the
earliest period On which it can occur.
The earliest possible date for the occur
rence of feaSttr is the 22nd of March,
and the latest the 21 to of April. These
extreme limits are, however, seldom
reached. Ia 1761 and 1818 Easter fell
on the iiai uf March, but this will tot
happen again, either ia this or the fol
lowing century. 11913 it will fall
on the 23rd of March. The litest
Easters in this century and the follow
ing will occur in 186 and 1943, and
on the 25th of Anril.
Public Sale. Matthew Rodger
will sail at publie sale on tbe Spicher
farm in Walker toweshtp, two mires
east of Mexico, on Friday, Marcn 12th,
1875, at 10 o'clock a. m., four good
work horses, 3 five years old and 1
seven yesrs and all single line leaders ;
ft cows, fonr of which will be fresh in
March or tbe beginiog of April I Dev
onshire bull, that took tbe premium at
both the Couury fairs last fall he is 23
terontfcs old and was bred from an iiu
ported bull ; 6 head of young cattle, 2
nice Durham bull calves, 11 week's old;
45 bead sheep, mostly ewes with lambs;
7 bead sboats, one Berkshire breeding
sow with pig, hay by the ton, and i
great variety of farming utensils. Th
TL4 fairest sale of the season. Eleven
month credit given.
Public Sales.
Oft Thursday, March 1Kb, Audrrw Pat
terson, ot Spruce Hill township, wiu offer
at public sale, wo brood mares, one horse,
one milch cow, three yearling calves, sheep
by the fair, and fanning atensUs. Sale at
10 o'clock. Tbos. Barnard, auctioneer.
On Thursday, March 11th, John Motier,
Committee oi Philip Rank, will offer at
public sale, at the residence of the said
Itiilisi Rank, ia Walker township, 4 horses,
2 celts, 2 rows, 6 head of young cattle; ene
fat steer, lot of sheep, and farming Iteple
meiiU. Sale at 1(1 o'clock.
On Thnrxtay, March 11th, Noah Hertxler,
will sell, oa his farm in Tnrbett towoahip,
$ hiw 3 mari., m-itk Vi1 O hjM.
x cIover hull , nomtor and horse power!
I reaper and mower, graiu drill, horse rake
and other farming implements. Sale at 10
o'clock. I. R. P. Bealor, auctioneer.
Ou Thuisday, March 11, 187a, George
Martin, of Fayette township, will offer at
public sale, 5 horses, 3 colts, 4 cows, will
tome into prof.t about time of sale, 6 head
young cattle, 1 breeding sow, I shoats and
tanning implements. Sale at 10 o'clocii.
Wm. Caveuy, auctioneer.
Oa Saturday, Much 13th, S. W. t A.
Kaufman and Michael Coldren will offer at
ul kr sale, at the residerr of S . W. KanfT
uwui, iu Walker township, 11 bead of horse
stock. J cows, 13 sheep, and two wagons,
nearly new. Sale at 10 o'clock. William
t'avc-ny auctioneer.
tm Saturday, March 13, 1873, F. F. Bohra
will close out his stock of new household
furniture ia Patterson, consisting of bed
rMin eei in walnut and other woods, in
all styles marble tp bureaus, marble top
stands, extension tables, solan, lounges,
chairs, and almost everything to be found
in a complete Turniture store. ale at one
o'clock. Wm. GiWi, auctioneer.
On Monday, March 15th, Reuben Leo
nard, assignee of Samuel Leonard, will sail
at pnblic sale, at the residence of aaiJ Sam
uel Leonard, one mile northeast of Oak
land MtU-i, mares, 5 cows, 2 hcilers, 6 head
young cattle, !i sbet-p, 6 pigs, and firming
implenicuts. Sale at 9 o'cl.'ck.
On Tuesday, March 10th. Samuel A. and
Joseph b. Thomss, Administrators Sf the
estate of Mrs. Esther Thomas, doe'd., will
sell at public sale, at tbe late residences of
said decedent in Fermanagh township, 'one
cow, one heifer, lot of Brahina chickens,
haras and shoulders, Buckeye reapf and
nower combined, and a lot of household
and kitchen propejty. Sale at 10 o'clock.
Wm. Uiren, auctioneer.
On Tuesday, March 16th, at 10 o'clock,
Elisabeth Garrer, of Fayette township, will
sell 3 horses, 2 colts, 8 cows, 3 head young
cattle, S sboats, and farming implements.
Wm. Caveny, auctioneer.
On Saturday, March 20tb, Mrs. G. W.
McElwee, of Greenwood township, will sell
at public sale, 8 bones, 2 cows, 3 belters,
4 head of young cattle, farming implements
and household furniture. Saleat lOoVlocki
On Sa'.&rday-, March 20th, Aaron Lcidyj
of Fayette township-, will sell at public sale,
2 horses, 2 cows, one cf which will come
into profit about the time of sale ; 1 heifer,'
1 shoat, lot ot poultry, wagon, plows, and
other farming utensils, also a lot of house
hold property. Sale at 10 o'clock. D. B.
Mc Williams, auctioneer.
On Thursday, March 25th, Ephraim Kan
nels, of Fayette towuship, will offer at pub
lic sale, 3 horses, 5 cows, 2 calves, 1 breed
ing sow, 1 Chester white boar, 2 sboats,
farming utensils, and household property.
Sale at 10 o'clock. Wm. Caveny, auc
tioneer. On Tuesday, Match SOth, Philo Tlamlin,
of XL Pleasant, Walker township, will sell
at public sale, 2 milch cows, 1 calf, a lot or
chickens, 4 tcaps of bees, I open buggy,
nearly new ; 1 two-seated carriage, 1 sleigh,
also a lot of household and kitchen furni
ture. Sale at 10 o'clock. S. B. Loudon,
auctioneer.
COMMERC 41s.
MIFFLtNTOWN MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by J. k. H. A. Stambaugh.
MirrusTowx, March 10, 1875.
Butter
Egga;.kt.i...
Lard
Bacon
Potatoes......
Onions.......
.. 25
.. 23
.. 13
10
..I 00
, 160
MIFFL1KTOWN GRAI.V MARKET.
Corrected weecly by D. P. Sulouff
Wrbeat,..t: :... 100
Oats, i. 62
Com, ................ ........ 65
Cxetotors Hotlcc-
Estate of sees Brtbaktr, dtceattd.
KOTICE is hereby given that Letters
Testamentary on the estate of Jacob
Brnbaker, late of Monroe township, dee'd,
have been granted to the undersigned. All
persons indebted are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
will please present them without delay to
JOHN KURTZ,
, SAMUEL OBEKFIOLTZER,
Jit IS, rs7a. Zrecttlort.
HAKRtEDt
SHRKi-OCKIIOWEiX-Oa Feb. 17th,
1875, at tbe M. E. Parsonage, Port Royal,
by W. R. Whitney, Mr. limes T. Sherlock
and Miss LUlie X. llowell, both of Sp-uce
Hill township.
BEERS LAN DIS On the tth ult , by
Rev. Solomon Siebor, Mr. David Beers and
Miss Anna C Laud is, both of White Hall,
Jul lata county.
FRY BARTO At the residence of the
bride's parents, on the 4th in!., by the
same, Mr. CI arm nee B. Fry and Miss Kate
Barto, both of Perry county.
Perry county papers please copy.
RANK MUMMAK On the 4th in.t., at
'he residence of tbe bride's lather, by Rev.
1). M. Blackwcldcr. Mr. Aaron D. Kink, of
Lrbtnoa county, Pa., and Miss Carrie S.
Muiumah, of Fermanagh towuship, this
county.
O'NEILL ADAMS On ths 4ih inst , at
ths residence of the bride's uncle, Win. M.
Aliison, Esq , in HiUlintown, by Rev. T. J.
Sherrard, Mr. Harry O'Neill and Miss Ilor
trnse AdiuiK, both of Philadelphia.
It I ED:
LE1DY On the 22nd nit., in Fayett:
township, Sarah Jane Leidy, daughter of
Aaron and Rachel Leidy, aged 21 years, tt
months and 8 davs.
Special .Volictt.
TO COMSUMPTlVElf.
The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption,
by a simple remedy, is anxious to nuie
known to his fellow sufferers the mean's of
cur. To all who desire it, he will send a
copy of the prescription used, (free ot
charge), with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which they will lind a
snre cure for Consumption. Asthma, Bron
chitis, fcc. Parties wishiug the prescrip
tion will ptcase address
Rev. E. .. WILSON,
191 Peun St., Williaiusburgh, New Tort.
jmo-tni
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A GEI TLE.M AN who suffered for years
from Kervons Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects of youthlul indiscretion
will, for the sake of suffering hemanitv.
send free to all who need it, the recipe and
direction for making the simple remedy by
which be was curec. bnnerers wishing to
profit by the advertiser's experience can do
so by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHM B. KiUK.,
j.m6-6m 42 Cedar stn New York.
Sew AdtrrtigemnitH.
18T5.
18
to.
J.B. M. TODD,
PATTERSON, PA.
SPECIAL NOTICE !
Closing Out Sale of Clothing I
OTERCOAT& AT COST S
S.hirit and Drawers, Unit and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Hosiery and
Gloves at City Prices.
A COXPLETK LIN I Or
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS;
Gam Boots, timm Overshoe,
Gum Overcoats.
Intending to close out mv stock of Win
ter Moods pteparatory to putting in a mam
moth stock of spring and hummer uoods.
am determined to sell Goods at such
Low Prices that everr one can suit them
selves lor a very small sum of money. Call
to see me, and I will guarantee you satis
faction. The highest market prices allowed for
Country Produce, Corn and Oats, Hoop
Poles, Locust Posts and 'Railroad Ties, iu
exchange for Goods, by
J. B. M. TODD.
Patterson, Oct. 7, 1S74.
SEW AXD ATTRACTIVE
LIIsK OF GOODS
arsT SLCKIVED i T TUB
PATTERSON DRUG STORE.
Among the many nice goods may be found
tho following :
Two Dozes Finx Pocket Bibles, Lab(:e
Lot or fnoroCEAra Albims, Beac
TiriL AtTofisarH Albims, Ex
tba Fise Knives roa Ladies,
Fine Pocket Books,
Esnroif to SirrLT
The CorsTT. A
Gbeat Va-
siett
or Fisr Ini
tial Papeb akd
EsvELorrs, F I k r
Bbistol Boaeo Cabds,
Blaxks, Labce Lot or Blank
Books, Fill Borxo Dat-Books,
A?b all otbkb Kinds and Sizts.
II a Monicas, Extba Qcalitt AccoBDroxs
a.d Violins, Fine Uaib Bbcsiiks xsif
Coiibs, Cioab Cases, Gcm Tobac:
CO Pol'CBES, PsBTftLIOSj
Chess Boakds, Deai
boes, Checkess ad
C B c K B a
B o a a D s,
Pboto
o a a r a
Fa a xs. Base
Balls, Spectacles
and EiB Glasses, Best
Assoktbent ib tbe CorsTt.
The Pi-wire abb Invited to Call
and Examine tbe Ooods. Brass
beb tub Place. Pattebsob Decq Stobe.
P. C. RUKDIO.
Patterson, May 13, 1874-tf
TUE GREAT CAUSE
or
HUMAN MISERY,
Just Published, Staled Emrtlope. 'Tire
A Lecture on the Nature. Treatment and
Radical Cure ot Sprrmatrr!a:a,r Seminal
vt eakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility, and Impediments to Marriage gen
erally; Nervousness, C'num( u-.u, fc'pi
lepsy and Fits ; Mental and I'bysical Inca
pacity, resulting from Sell'- Abu., etc Bv
ROBERT J. CL'LVKRWELL, M. D.; Au
thor ot the "Green Book," Ave.
The world-renowned attbor, in this ad
mirable Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful consequen
ces of Self-Abuse may be effectually remov
ed without medicines, and without danger
cuj surgical operations, bougies, instru
ments, rings or cordials, pointing ont a
mode of care at once certain and rlfectal
by which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be, may care himself cheaply,
privately and radically.
tiThit Lecture till prors Aoea to thou
sands aud tkoutaadu
Sent, under seal, it a plain envelope, to
any address, on rece'rt of six cents, or two
postage stamps. Aldtt-Sa the Publishers,
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127 Bowery, New York,
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MictUantous.
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GOLDEN TONGUE
PARLOR OfttUAAS.
fTiriE Beattv ft Plotls celebrated OoMrn
X Tongue Psrlur t rgan, the best parlor j
organ now in nse. Herald-
St Clair, Pa P.. , 1R7.1.
Messrs. Beatty It Notts, dents : I have
received the organ as sent by vonr firm to
me, and I lisve had it exarainrrf, and it rives
ample satisfaction. Jons aixsr.
Mast sot Citt, Pa., Oct. 16, 1873.
The Beatty k. Plotts celebrated Golden
Tougue Parlor Organ is bv far the best
parlor organ in use. I have carefully ex
amined it, and find its tone, workmanship
and durability to be the best I ever saw,
and I can with pleasure recommend it to
any on in any one in want of a first-class
parlor organ. Pa or. O. It. U.ifisn.
Messrs. Beatty it Plotts, Gents: Having
had one of your Oolcien Tongue Parlor Or
gans for six months past, I thought before
recommending it to give it a lair trial, and
am happy to testily that it surpasses ail that
has been aaid oradtertised about it. I have
had professors of music aud celebrated or
ganists come and try it; and one and all say
that it is one of the sweetest and best toned
instruments in the market. It has taken
the ahine out of all the others around here.
I am perfectly satisfied with it, and if I
could not get another of the same kind,
money could not entice me to part with it
l on may publish this if you see tit, as mr
organ can ce tried by any one wihi- to do
so, in proof of what I say.
A. S. R. RlCHAKBS,
Late editor of the Taniaqua Coartrr, now at
Iteiniehem, rs:
Messrs. Beatty It. Plotts, of V asbington.
V. J., are gentlemen of enterprise anil
whose presence wodld be a credit to any
communitv. Hadulhtowm (X. J.) herald,
1873.
Washington, N ; J., is a beautif.il Tillage
of nearly 3UUU inhabitants, 7 1 miles from
New York, and 12 miles I mm Easton Pa.,
on the line of the D. L. Jt W R. R. Don't
fail to see and examine tbe Beatty k. Pluttt
Golden Tongue Parlor Organ, before buy
ing elsewhere, or send for a new illustrated
price list just ont for IH74 Address
BEATTY 4, PLOTTS,
Washington, N. J.
r. jflATTT. EttWaSD PLOTTS.
April 2-ly
GB&m, LUMBER,
VT11IE undersigned, having completed his
X new Warehouse in Perrysville, would
re.i;ectliilly invite the attention H th
iariuers of the county to the fact that he is
it all times
PAYING THE HIGHEST. TltlCES
FOR ALL KINDS OF
CrRAIX, SI;KIpS, &r.,Ar.
Having introduced new facilities for hoist
ing, weighing, 4ic., we are now prepared to
unload with ibe least possible trouble.
Bark, Bailroad Ties, Locust!
Posts, and all Saleable
Country Produce
will be boo -lit at all times, either lor
CASLt OR IN EXCHANGE FOR MEtt
CUANDLsE. HAVE F011 SALE
COAL, LDMBEE. FISH, SALT,
PLASTER, GROUND OK LUMP,
which will be sold to suit purchasers, either
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
and at the lowest rates rnling.
At my Store in Tnrbett township may be
Idttnd as complete an assortment uf
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
NOTIONS,
Queensware, Hardware, &c,
all of which will be sold as low, if not a
little lower than elsewhere-
NOAH IlilKTZLER.
Dec. ll. 18T3-tf
Philadelphia & Beading Bailroad.
ITIJTEII ARR4XGEME.1T.
Jasiast 17th, 1870:
Trarmt leave Hsrrisburg as fbllovs :
For Xew York at a 20, 8 10 a. in.. 2 00 and
7 4J p. in.
For Philadelphia at 5 20, 8 10, 9 43 a. m.,
2 OU and 3 50 p. m.
For Heading a 5 20, 8 10, 9 V a. m., 2 00,
3 50 and 7 40 p m.
For Pottsvill at 5 20, B i" a. m., and 3 50
p. m. and via Schuylkill . S usuehanua
Branch at 2 40 p. in.
For Allentown at 5 20, 8 10 a. mn 2 00,
3 50 and 7 40 p. m
Tbe 5 2tl, 8 10 a. m , 2 00 and 7 40 p. m.
trains hare through cars for New York.
The 8 10 a. in. and 2 00 p. m. trains hare
through cars for Philadelphia.
suxDjtrs.
For New York at 5 20 a. m.
For Allentown and war stations at 5 50 a m.
For Reading, Philadelphia and way stations
at I 4-5 p. mi
Trains for Ilarruburg Uart as follows s
Leave Jew York at 9 00 a. m., 12 40. 5 IS
and 7 45 p. m.
Leare Philadelphia at 9 15 a. m., 3 40 and
7 00 p. m.
Leare Reading at 4 30, 7 40, 1 1 Z0 a. ra.,
1 60, G 15 aud 10 15 p. in.
Leare Pottsville at 6 oo, 9 00 a. ra. and 4 30
p. m., and via Schuylkill and Susque
hanna Branch at 8 05 a. m.
Leave Allentown at 2 30, 6 50, 8 50 a. m.,
12 25, 4 30 and 8 45 p. m.
The 2 SO a. m. train from Allentown and
the 4 30 a. m. train from Reading do not
run on Mondays-
SVKDJTS.
I.esve New York at 5 15 p. in.
Leave Philadelphia at 7 11 p m.
Leave Reading at 4 80, 7 40 a. m. and 10
15 p. m.
Leave Allentown at 2 30 s. m. snd 8 45 p. m.
'Via Mams aud Essex Railroad.
JOHN E. WOOTTEX,
General Superintendent.
Important !Cetlcr.
THE subscriber, having so.d his store,
wishes to settle up his books without
delay. Those having claims will present
them, and all who owe by account w ill call
at bis bouse and settle, and lay er give
a note. Hope all concerned will attend to
this notice.
J- B. OKFSO.V
rerrys'llle, Dec. l7l.
Xtdical.
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
!- wMely innVn
as one ot the most
etl"ccfm:l reme
dies ever li -covered
for tr".ons-
in; tl.e vtcm
1 and biu-ii . iug tiie
bWt. 'It h-j
.lw! the teM f
-ar. wi. n a r-jn-stamiv
Ki!"T
reputation, ba-cd on its imriu-ie virtta .
and sustained by its rea:arS;.-'i!e .-urv.
mild as to be safe fn I l iHfki;tl lo
children, and yet so n-in-hin s lo
effectually np;e CMt the n-at vo.-ru-tions
bf tlie L'ooL Midi the rr.t
uloin a!ld syphiliiio roiit.iminatWn.
IuirHirhk-s or di-ease that hue lut'.ol
in the system for yesrs 5oon jiei.i to
t'ii powerful autiitote. and dij-pe.-ir.
Il-int- its wlii'.iti-rfiil -nrr. many if
wliuh are puUk-lv known, of Semt'ttl.t,
and all scrofulous ii-case. I'Nxis.
I liption. ad;! rrn;e di.-rli-r of
the skin. Tunttirs. Itlotchrs lt?i!-,
Pinii!es, I'ustiiNv. Sorvs. !t.
Anthony's Fire, Knso or Epy
sipHas. Trtft-1. Salt ICIk-hiii.
Scald Hratl. lthisrrrnrm. ia-
ternal I'loemtifiiH of the l"teri:,
Stomnrli. and I.iver. It nl-n imx- !
other compl.iints. to nlikh it would not j
seem especially aibptml. m h, as Ir:i- j
y, DMRo;Kia, Fitsv-Xtiralirin. '
Heart liea!e, iy-iituie V-tK- !
nes. Debility, i'j. La ik-oi i-lnwi.
when they ait: iiia;iiK:al'fti.) oi' ll.o
scrofulous poion. - .
It is an excellent rr'irvror cf he I'.ih
and streimlli in llu; S rinj. Byrene.v-
in the appetite and vi -o.- d" the ili-ifs- j
tive organs, it iisi):;tcs the i'eprcMiin
anl listless lans'iur of tUo -.-.-i.a. I
Kven where no ii;nier appears, pciw.ie j
S-el better, anil live luiter. Iir eie .n-in j
the bloxl. The sys:em nnirs on Ti.h i
renewed vior aud' a new ici.-e U" 1..V- j
PDK r AT. E l EJ
dr. i C. AYER & CO., Lawll, Kus., '
rrmttteml mnd Analytical Vhnmislt.
SOLD BT ALL taCGOiSTS KVEBTWIIr. i
KEARNEY'S
FLUID EXTKACT
BUG II U
is tub c"lt xsows smmr roa
BKIGHT'S DISEASE,
iso' a rosrrivE Br.WKiT roa
GOVT. TRAVEL. LTIiICT'-KK, DIA-;
BETES, DY.SPKI'SIA,M-:jtV01S .
DEBILITY, DHOPSV. FEMALE
CUMPLAIMS,
t
Non Retention or Ineoulincnce of I'rine,
Irritation, Inflammation, or ll:era
tion ol the
Bladder and Jvitfiiey,
SDumstorrho?a, LeHrorrhuea or Whites,
Irregular er Painful Meuses, Beariug Down,
Chlorosis, alerUity and
Jill Lomplaiuls incident to I tmnlts. j
j
KEARNEY'S EAT. BUCHU,
For Stone in the Bladder, t'aleiilm Gravel '
or Brirkdus lepMii and Mums or j
Milky I)is:liarges. :nd I)tseac I
of liic Pr ist ite ti land. !
i
tE.1R.EY'S EXT. BLTHt' !
Cures bf'tinrs .Ifiniit ttnm Imprulrnrct, i
Habits of Din'.patiou, Kir., in all their J
stapes, at little --wpensi-, little or no chnng !
in diet, no inconvenience, and noexposure j
it cau.ses a treipieut d.-sire, and give :
Mreujrlh to L'ri lale, tlu-rehv rc-ui'jvm t)l-
i
inatiiin. and t Sv!linp ail pniMuu milter. .
Used Cy perst'iis 'II ihe d.vlitie or eliane
of lite; a'lter onfli.ement or lalr pains,
bed-wetting in children, etc. j
I rof. stwle s i s : :ie ittle -f Kear
; 1
ney's tract Bucliu is won: ni re I ban ail 1
other Buchus combined.''
tEABNEY'S EXT. BUCEU j
Permanently cures all sfTeetions of th-j j
Blailder, Kidneys, and Dn-pskil Swellings
existing iu Men, Women and Children, no j
matter what the ngv.
Ask for Kearney's. Take no other.
Prtte One Dollar prr Botl'.r, cr Six B.ltlti
for irt Dollars.
Depot, 1l4 Di ane St , New Yrk.
A Physician in nftendancc In answer coi-rc-pondem-e
and give advice gratis. t-cuJ
stamp lor Pamphlets free.
Fr Sale fcy Dmg-isls Ererjr here".
AVOID QUACKS tt IMPOSTOBS.
Ao Charge for Jibict and Consultation.'
Db. J. B. Ptott, graduaie uf Jtjftrso
Mtdtcat College, I'hiHiklnhii, author ol
several valiiaWe works, can h'.- CnsulteJ ou
all dis:-3es of the Sexual or L rin.iry Or.ms
(which be has maile an e-peciai study)
either in male or leuia'ie, u mailer Innu
what cause originating or of how Ion;: I
standing. A practice of 30 years enables
him to treat diseases with success. I'erei
guaranteed. C'harires reasonable. Tliose I
. a . . .. ... I
at a distance ean forward letter deshmg '
symptoms and enclosing stamp to prep-iy
r-..,.. .... w...
. . .njl I.. t i . . . . II f . L I
Price 10 cents.
i: K. lYOTT, M. I).,
I hyriciau and Surgeon,
auglO l4 Uuane Slreet. New York
ISTKAV
PHOTOCRAPH GALLEP.V.
BriJg Street, Jfimiiilowo, Pa.
JOSEPH HESS wool I resr-ctf'illv invite ',
all who want GtiOO PHoTOuk.VI'IIS
of themselves or their friends to give bim j
a Call, and be convinced that this ia tho I
place to get
GOOD PICTIRES. I
Having prepared himself with I lie BrST!
I-NSTKl .Mr.NT5 in tbe market, aud I
all Uie !
L.1TEST IMPROVEMENTS
that constitute a
kisk
First - Class Photograph Gallery:
j of Ihe BEST MATERIAL, nnde tu ordc:
he invites all his friends nd ihe pnblic gen- . . ,
erally to favor him wi'h their patronage, ' " ,!w,rt no,,C,;
and they will be accamiiiodated with any- j
thing in the line ot Photography. " I
Pictnres taken from Card to Life S ize. !
and Paratedj it desired, ia Oil or Water
Colors.
Small Pictures coplrd and enlarged.
na AniDrorypes or lsiierre.lyres also
coj leo ana eniargei, ana linted it .lesired.
A good selection of PKAMtS kept ou ,, Avm brought protaptlv here bv orler
hand at all times, and cheaper than ever. : in, them to I Market .i'.,t ,m. rr
. M L" nu ramcs,
i.iiirrames
s.
Im.tatinn Rosewood Fram-s,
Hustle Frames.
I .aninet Ifillirlil linmM
X- ,
m .'.i c .saus,ocrew-eyes, vora ami i as-1 .
sci, ax.
-JOSETU UE35.
Mifllintown, Jan. 7, 1871.
tarjp. stuck' cf Keadv-m-.de CTtwhirt, tnt
sn iy UAKLLY & 0.
' -tXISCELUIMEOUS
EXTRA !
CHEA1
AflLfj CLOSK OUT Till
BALiXCfi OF
Winter
KlPECTrTLLV YoLI'S. Ao.,
' s
Wnll Pnjirr ! Wall Paper!
Wall Paper!
'All of this Spring's SlvIo! aud ail new no old stuck on Lund;
XOW IX STORE,
Carefully se!e.tcd for tLe Trade, and will be sold cLenp, it
TIIE PEOPLE'S
HARDWARE STORE,
In R. .E. Parker's Aew Ertck BuilHi..
3IAI. STREET, OPPOSITE TRK COIKT YARD;
WIFFLINTOU.V, JUNIATA COUNT r, PA.
2Iousckcc)tiis' Hnnhvsire, SJiiild
ers' CSnrthvarc;
MECHANICS' TOOLS,
GLASS,
a",;f st quality, co:tantiy
V.'.lll it 11(1 .SCO Hie.
Jliftlintewn. Aug. CO, !371-tf
D. W, Hai-Iey Sd Oo.'s
Is I lie place chore jcu can buy
tixi: bunt a.M) tiik ciika'ii:st
MENS' YOUTIIS, & BOYS' CLOTH IXO
juts, atrs. Bonrs, shoes, .i.vd rcRMSHix tiooris.
re piepared to exhibit one of the most ehniee snd s-l,Tt foch ever olf-rnt in
this niaiket. ami at .ISTOSISHlSfiL V LOW PXIVf's
Also, menniires talteo f.r sails and farts of suits, wbtcli will be ma.le to order
at short notice, very r.-asonaWle.
Kcmeiober the plaep, in if.Tuian's ITrw iiuilJin,' (foraef of Kri.lW and
TVatcr s'rects, JIIFrLlXTOrt X, PA. f ay H, ls";j-t
FALL CAMPAIGN NOW OPENED.
r , . ,, . , ...
r.erv person sL.i rei Is tns a l ertivment i 1
- -u. (;,,,nus ;., a:. ,Ui,, , ,
tViMren. Krmshin i;...d W.u-t.. ,J J ........
-
, , i..r., ,
I l.i ll-ll quote pri..-r ! T".
f.mw and &e'
Store UiMirn
advantage.
ine, a'id l- t"iviuced ol 111 Ir
i Bridge street, I'jtiei wn, Pa.,
Patterson, Pa., X..v. 1!, !v7.
cia.i:r iti(;iiis
Tin wakk and siilkt
iron stoke.
.Main .trect. Palltrnuit.
Here a coispijte assoriiuviit of
ITtTiT I VT TT T Tl -rt n rtT tJ a - -n .
may constantly be. found t" s eitsN-niers
aud i'rouUerid at a I.AiU.AlN.
cy'REPAIUN.. neatly aial cxditi ,i;
J ly elecllad.
I v . . - . i .
THK l i i;uo
Are also hereby inf.i)Hsl tl-st I re-r.l.-uly.
everv week, run a ear to wml Iroin IMiila-
d!li-hi:i. going l Ihe eily TnsU" u:id
rellinm. I.k I ltt.,D nn 1 hif.k.1 .r- 1..
,,,, iuirchaaing CnxIs in Pliila.loli.hia. e s
; Clark XV nsht's Market Car. I also iftrt'.:'
! .he attention of the who s,:p pro..i:ie (.1
i m eat. fo tli? ta;-ilitis nrTerix., and ai-3-
! estlv solicit thfir ntr-.nw.
tLAKK XYin.OlT.'
a. ..i
A'CC. .4, lC.w. ;
I rge stock of ts-ajly niatee!otlihgif the. "
JLil
latest and 'Vkkjest stvhsi. tor men iuwl'
; bova. hats, casss boots awl shoe, notions,:
i fhwt .
' s.
.IDrERTSEXEMS.
EXTRA' !
HIS STOCK OS
Goods
JOHH
KM U SCHOTT.
LEATHER. PAINT. 0! IS,
on Lu.kI, I unite tV puW.i to
JOHN W TT7T TTFP"? A nf?1? "
- tHi, W. KUiatlSaUUal.
r. money nn l e.-t f ist wTi't
ti:
'" I h"..-s I. . ll.ii. V."fi, I
t.'lr,.. l-. r:,...rll.! (':;:;., .:W ,,.,,.
! n. ! hv iis.l ,;. ,v ,.. "
! if
- -
hot l.iv :.-, Jl ... ,
am able I..Vi.. v..u i; Is t.. a !el;.-r
svi:i:r. stkayer:
HUlaY&CHKIST,
f-l f-issi.it.s T ) KUVOltt i to.
To those iiit -rt .1 "m tf,e j.irr. li tie of a
, atr tlv
ITKK II yk whi.sk v,
liAlLKY .S i'lriiK 1IYK,
. . - . . .
J'.is suit j'.in b is.-.-s.
We a'o L.u.,11. Lirj. iy li
roiTKK-iMSTii.Lrrt) vnrKV,
Puce uoiu 1.,V) i $!.7.".
Ve iiujs.rt
HE WIVES. b;;A:.Dits AND i:ix,
.u l a'su niaa'iLu-luro
IK. sukvek-s
T0MC IianJUITTIIRf..
Se:ni fir Price Li-f.
HT KY A CIIKIST,
l-.l Nonh Thiid f-t.vct, PUi;U.
ept9, I; l-!y
Witl tf-if Vli:ilin and F-tt.rsc.n e-rrv
T..elaf. Ti.'.rs.lay and Saturlav morninxV
n"1 ' ,,,r,,,n Ihr " 6f" '"ese bur-
""V thr ' '
..BEST, val, JETTON. POKK, kc
'' very l,.e,t pr-- Tfo restectiuil.
a..:!... ft.u - ... . I. . li:
........... ... pairiRi..ii- ui tuc f UD.ie.
April 1, hii-l t.
line nstxHliuent of oUliis. rasnier,
spring, o.c, . rys on Iimiii) and f.r s.!c
.... .UULImiN.
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