VEXTIXEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN:
Wednesday. Jmlr 1. I8T5.
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Transient advertisement inserted at 60
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Transient basinets notices in local col
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Deditclioos ail! be male to thae desiring
to advertise by the year, half or quarter
year-.
PEKK-kilt. TIME TABLE.
ON and after Sunday, Mar 331. 187;,
passenger arains will leave Mifflin Sta
tion, 1". R. K-, at follow :
EasTWaSD.
PhiladelihU Express I 12 43 a m
4 -I tlTB" 1 WS a oi
; iljrribarg Accommlattoo...ll 80 a m
'yiiA
6 12pm
I Atlantic Express ........
"" WESTWABD,
t Pacific Expreai .........
War Paasenger. ........
:Mii
. 915 p mi
. 6 00 a m
. 10 10 a m
3 8.1 p m
; Fast Line
; Mixed.
e.SpMl"
D i j p ia
; Pittsburg Express .....11 Upn
Daily, t Puily except Sundiy. $ Caily
except Monday.
Three trains do not stop at this statu a :
Cincinnati Exiess, west, time here 1 IV a.
mi. t Fast Line, cast, 2 17 a. u. ; Iay Ex-
picss, rait, I ol p. m.
LOCAL l.TELLIGECE
The new brirk srhoul house at Reno's la
Hearing coiujilction.
These are dig days. They will end on
the 12th of August.
The Normal School opened on Monday,
"si'h. a large attendance '
The Jacobs and Parker hotel has been
leased by a Mifflin county nun.
There will be a trial of peed in the new
Park at Lcwistown, on tte lh inet
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Gcnerai Bell i" hjclifca 4 visit fhim his
new home at Mount Holly, New Jersey.
Meu's Summer Undershirts and Drawers,
Very cheap, at Todds Store to Patterson.
IL II. Fife is the nominee of the Alle
gheny Republicans f'jf the office tr Sheriff.
Grain quotations in Philadelphia on Mon
dayWheat $1.3Utol .33, cora83a34c, oats
uti;c.
A loose estimate of the loss by tha late
strikes in this State reach the figure o ten
millions of dollars.
It is no uncommon thing to catch 800 to
llJ potato bugs in the potato patches about
t.ivn. The boys and girls do it.
tf you want to buy new, bright and cheap
Goods, go to Todd's, in Patterson. He is
ulnars ahead in J riceS.
Calvin Mover, of Fenuanagh township,
was thrown from a horse last Thursday and
severely bruised about the face.
The rain of Tuesdsy a week put a light
Mark rurt on the wheat, and stopped the
development ol nnripe gram.
V. I). Cramer bought the McKuight car
rai'e and match horses, at the sale of per
rons! property of the McKuight esUte.
Isaac Kurtz, formerly of Juni it.v county,
who has li -conie acitisenol Bureau county,
til., came last week to visit his Iriemis in
this county.
I-wistown has orftititzed a military com
ft ay. John M. North U captain, C. b.
Marks is first lieutenant, and V. S. Settle,
m-cond lieutenant.
James Kiser c -night a rat-fish, last week,
on an outline, that weighed 5 pounds. It
was 21 inches long. The distance between
lis eyes was i inches.
Theie is a fatal diseaie among the hogs
tn Northampton county. They first reluse
food, their snonts swell, and in a few days
they die of suflocalion.
IVben you want to save money in buying
goods, call at Todd's cheap store, in Patter
imiii, aad von are at headquarters.
Latterly people have quit talking about
tbe backward summer. The fastidious, sub
stitute the word ardent fr backward, and
rail it an ardent summer.
The aport-loring part ot the community
are wondering w hat has become of all the
shows. No circus, no menagerie, no show
of any kind this season, they say.
A man in Altoona ia dirconsolate. " lie
fernt to law about a debt of $3, lost bis
rase," and now he has to p.iy, in addition
to the loss, live times that amount f 10.
Ker. David Bcalc, formerly of this coun
ty, but now a preacher in Baltimore, called
on a number of frieads in this place last
week. He is one of the rising met: in the
church. x
Hoffman's automatic fly -brush and fan is
claiming tite attention of patent right men
rcrywhere. There should be a fortnne in
It. Every prosperous bouse w ill bare one
by and by.
J. C. Poty and Lucien Doty, brothers,
lawyers, tbe former practicing in Pittsburg,
and the latter practicing in Philadelphia,
have been here at borne on a visit daring
the past week. .
A long procession of white gowned peo--le
marched through the streets sume
nights ago, to the tap of the drum.
rt'hence they came and whither they weut,
onlv thev can tell.
(Jems' f umishina: goods iu all varieties j
and latest styles, cheaper than ever before,
at Todd's Great Bargain Store.
Tbe Sabbath School in connection with
the M. E. church of Port Royal will hold an
Ice Cream Festival on Saturday afternoon
and evening, July 17th. The proceeds are'
for the benefit of the Sunday School.
We are indebted to John Dietrick for
buying a copy of the Life of James Buchan
an for us. In this case we are in favor of
reciprocity, and ahall soon purchase for Mr.
Dietrick a copy of the life of Abraham Lin
coln. The ornithologists of this place aro dis
cussing the points of resemblance and dif
tereoce between the whip-poor-will and a
kiud of night-bawk that flics about the
fields, which is commonly denominated a
whip-poor-will. .5.5 '
The outrageous water course or gutter In
Cherry street at its intersection witb Third
street has been rilled tip so that travelers
pass over it on even ground, and tbe water
course has been changed so as to ran down
Cherry street to the canal.
To judge from the amount of goods
Todd is selling, people bsve found out
where to buy cheap.
A scaffolding, on which W. H. Kreider
and Benjamin Brers were at work repairing
the weather-boarding of Squire Huzxard'a
house struck by lightning, gave way and
precipitated the men to the ground For
tunately they were wot hurt. . " ". '
It is an item of news to local riflemen
that the American riflemen in England bare
beaten the best shots of that country and
Ireland. Among tbe Americans Col. Gil
densleeve bas been the best shot. Tbe best
hooting has been done at a thousand yards.
The "rcarl" Croqnet Club of Patterson
wo ladies and two gentlemen chal
lenges any other dob aame number and
kind for championship of the county.
Address Secretary of Club, Patterson,
The Committee on Permanent Certificates
will meet in the office of the Comity Super
intendent or Common Schools in the Court
House in Itiffiintown, on Saturday, July 81.
D. A. LLiaaas, Chairman.
The late 4th of July celebrations through
out tlie country -havVdemous-xated that
there is a general feeling ia favor of the
I Centennial celebration. . Almost every one
talks in a vein of tha highest anticipation
of that event. V
Hiss Lizzie De Haas, while playing ou
piano In her lather's house, at Howard, Cen
tre county, had a vish. Irani a blaofcsoake.
Not liking the snake's company, abe called J
, bet lather, who killed the reptile.
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seven feet two luches long.
It was
long
A.J.Greer, formerly ' of the SerrixKi..
was in town last week, accompanied by his
! son and daughter, visiting friends. Be was
' in the eni(,VIUnt Af IkMlrh .rwH tn in- .I'm
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Indiana county Democrats, through their
convention, nominated Wm. Bigler for Gov
ernor, and notified that gentleman of the
nomination. Mr. Bigler sent a reply, which
m sutiKancc ia, he ia no candidate unless
his party toaku him one ; he ia entirely in
the hands ef his party.
The tnosorial professor Robinson and
Craig, are the greatest public comedians
known in the county. Their latest play of
soliciting, along the streets, in the costume
; that combined tbe dress of the u Continen
tal," iirother Jonathan, and the present
every -day fashion, were highly bumorous.
A few days ago a horse owned by Jade
Tyson frightened at tbe explosion of a sqoib
en Main street, npset the wsgon to whish
be wss hitched, and cantered through sev
en streets before he was caught. The
man who drove tbo boas was uuinjured,
the wagon was unbroken, the norse was un
harmed and the harness was untorn.
Tilton ia aors it combat. lie failed to
make a case. If Beecher refuses to stand
the insult,- and should strike Kick, New
York jails will receive a parcel oT perjured
people who expected to land anywhere else
than in j til hen they commenced the suit.
There it some hope lur New Ywk yet.
False witnesses will not always help wue
through.
Last week Emanuel Moyer, of Ferman
agh township, rut 81 acres of good wheat,
adjacent to town, lit two and a lialf days,'
with four binders ouly It l'a teat worth
talking aliout .ue that would h.ie rejoiced
the hearts of the utliors of bygone rener
aliunl. The uanieK of the biuders are
worth publishing. They arc : A. A . toner, '
of Foroianagb township, Itaaiel Jodia, at
tiarrisburg, John Ilackeuberger, of Fer
managh township, and J. M. McElwee, of
Miftiintown. The reaper used is a 'Kirly,"
and has seen service under Mr. Mover's
management, every year, in harvest during
the past fourteen years.
Some days ago a mm and a tonn came
to town with scores 4f "billo ius,!' mt1e ol
some crimson cohmd inaeri.il. jThe chil
dren soon became Interested, hiicause they
lloated so uicely in the air at the end of
a string, or, when led go, boated to a
great height and out of sight. By evening
the streets presented the queerest ol sights.
Dozeus of little rouud balloons, about the
size of a man's head, were to be seen float
ing at one time. If (he little people h id
been clothed in Chinese costume it would
have required no vivid imagination to iiu-1
seine the location in China. A number of
h.illoon escjiwi. and wl.st i the most in-'
gnlar thing almut the escaped spheres, is
the one that they nearly all chanced r hap
pened, or by regular work of tha currents
of air landed or came down on the farm of
Mr. Win. Banks in Fermanagh township.
His children, it is sai l, captured nearly a
dozen.
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and tbe '
fish and snakes combine in one
same tale. As there arc exceptions to all
things, so, too, one may be found to fish
and snake stories. This summer it has been
reserved to Moore, of the Indtptnini, to
combine the nuke and fish in one common
story. He relates that while fishing in the
vicinity of the Lewiatown dam, be was in
formed by an aged and respectable inhabi
tant of that viciuity, that some time since
a man fishing, not for any particular kind of
fih, but lor all kinds that chose to bite at
his bait, caught on a hook and line a large
suiilish, "alive and a kickii.g," with as
mncb vitality as fish of its kind have, and
tliat be was much delighted witfi its sire,
and rejoiced over the prospects of a rich
and savory meal on it when prepared for
the table. But, alas ! his atuiuach was
nauseated, and bis whole body quivered
with dUgust at the siht ot a water snake
ten inches long crawlin; out of the fish's
belly w hen he opened it. Tom says the in
habitant acknowledges to a strong appetite
fr eels, but reptile and Itsh mixed, be could
not endure. Next. ': ' ' i -
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Ax exchange gives the experience of
a man in Northampton -county as an
illustration of bow a man may be poi-
soned by a potato bug, as follows : Ed
ward Anthony, of Freemansbnrg,
Northampton ennnty, was destroying
potato bugs, and one of the bugs was
accidentally crushed in bis fingers. He
was at the time perspiring in his face
and forehead, and took his hand in
which the bug was crushed for the pur
pose of wiping the perspiration off, and
from this canse his face became very
much poisoned, and bis body likewise,
wherever f-c perspiration reached. Mr.
Anthony ti suffering intensely from tbe
effects of tbe poison.
O Saturday afternoon, as Mr. John
W. Kell Residing on tbe farm of Mr.
John Dum, in Spring township, was
mowing, a bolt on tbe machine seat
broke and tbew him off. "Mr. Kell,
seeing he was falling on the cutter-bar,
tried to throw himself back, and Suc
ceeded in clearing tbe knives, except
with his left band, whioh was cangbt
and cut off close to the wrist. In cut
ting it off, ..the . knites shattered tbe
bones somewhat, so that a farther am
putition was necessary. Thin was roc
eessfully done, and at last 1 accounts
Mr. KH was doing as well as eon Id be
etpetUsd.-loomfitU Tmett lattweei.
W know of no better remedy to
recommend for your" Use for all Pain
tban Pain Core Oil. Don't fail to try it.
Sold wholesale and retail by Banks fc Ham
lin, Mirlirstown.
The West Oier Republican aajs :
Oo ef the most despicable attempts at
robbery of which we bare heard was
made at the Coventryville M. E. church
tb otbefnight. Tha old edifice u be
ing orn down to make waj for a new
OMrnd some one atteuip'ed to rob tlie
cofner-stpno. HjrH, , however, the
wrong eoraer iv struck and the thief
got nothing for bis paios. ; .
Tte same paper also re 1 ales tha ex
perience of Chester eonotj luao in
the grasshopper region of tbe West, as
follows . Mr. Georfa YV. Hawley re
turned a few days since from an ex
tended visit to Missouri, Illinois and
Ohio, and has given as LU views- and
experiences regarding tbe Kansas grass
hopper wbicb he met in Cass count?,
Mo. - Like nisny others, . be was' for-
fieri incredulous and . thought tbe
stories about the ou inters and Jestruc-
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exaggerated, but contact compelled biu
to believe. ' Not a spear of snjtbicg
green is to be seen in tbe wake of tbe
grasshopper. Tbe corn and grass is
eaten down to tbe roots, joung trees
and currents, gooseberries and other
shrubbery totally destroyed, tbe leaves,
tender twigs and even tbe bark being
stripped off. In tbe forest the under
brush is entirelr eaten and tbe leaves
stripped from the tallest ttces exeept
the topmost branches. Tbe wool is
even eaten off tbe sbecps backs, tbe
fatty substance it contains making it
palatable to tbe insatiable and hungry
hopper. Tbey penetrate into dwellings
and dcrour even clothing. Sir. Haw
ley said be pared an apple and threw
tbe parings out of the window. In an
instant tbey were surrounded by a hun
dred grasshoppers, and in less tban
three minutes not a vestige of the
parings remained. The only field plant
tbey do not seem to relish is what ' is
known among farmers as the iron weed,
but tbey will eat this when very hun
gry. Of tbe hopper, be fays it is not
quite so large as tbe Chester county
breed, bat is more active. It is of a
different cclor, and sheds its shell like
a locust. It will run along the ground
for quite a long distance and then make
a tremendous bop. Tbey have eaten
everything np in that region and are
leaving' the country, compelled to go or
to carry knapsacks. Like Sherinau in
his march to the sea, they have "foraged
liberally on tbe country," so liberally
that to return over tbe same loute
would be starvation. They Lave there
fore removed to tbe North en matte.
This scourge seems to make its appear
ance every twenty years, this being tbe
third time it has come with that period
intervening. Speaking of tbe grass
hopper, Mr. Ilawley says that in 1833
we were afflioted with them.- Tbey
came in swarms and destroyed roach of
the grain. Tiiey even ate the fences,
the rails, after they had been foraged
on, looking as though they had been
dressed with a drawing knife. Fork
le't standing in the harvest field over
oiclit bad the bandies eaten full
of
boles before morning.
MiLtRit The decayed and -decaying
vegetation of newly settled lands, whn
damp, exhale, a miasmatic poison which, ab
sorbed through tha lons into the blood,
causes the intermittent fevers and kindred
disease,' which prevail in
our Western
tates and Territories. But
this great
courEc f our TK alluvial bottoms in the
West, is now robbed of its sting. Doctor
Aver has discoveied an antidote which ef
fectually neutralises its veaoiu : has con -bi:ied
it in a remedy " Area's AcikCi as"'
which rarely, or, as some of our neigh
bors say. never fails. It ia reliable both lor
prevention and care. With it, men may
live with couipl :le immunity frem the ma
lignant eflluvis which has hitherto rendered
many localities almost nniuhabitable. Those
suffering from Chills and Fever may find iu
it immediate relief, and those exposed will
find sure protection from attack, by taking
H in small quantities as a preventive. i-
aou Democrat.
Card of Thanks.
July 12, 1875.
Mb. Emtob i Dear Sir, Be kind enough
to permit me through your valuable paper
to return mway ikanta to my kind neighbors
and friends for hauling lumber and helping
to raise a new bam on the spot where the
one stood. As the tarn is nearly com
pleted, I will return to my new home in the
borough of Miffliutown, where I will seek
for a new field of labor, leaving my best
wishes with my neighbors and friends,
hoping that tbey may ever prosper iu this
lite, and reach a place in the world to come
of happiness and peace, and that their kind
ness to me may be as bread cast upon the
waters, though unknown and unseen to
them, return after many days,
; . Respectfully,
O. W. SMITH.
Shisglx. The cboice shingles received
by Mr. Smilh,ef Thompsontown, mentioned
by Mr. Evans in the StnJmtlnd Republican
of June 30, were shipped by one of our
dealers in an adjoining town, from S. P.
Swartz k. Co., Grand Rapids, Mich., who
have sold about a million of these shingles
in this State during Ibe past eight months,
much below the price ranging for State
shingles of similar quality, and find them
giving the beat of satisfaction. Tbey deal
in every variety of Michigan lumber, espe
cially dressed lumber, and offer special in
ducements to tbe trade. A dealer in an
other tewn siysi "Tour shingles give per
fect satisfaction. Hire me your cos price
for another load of tbe same kind, aad also
for a car load of your select lumber."
Persons desiring to communicate with
them can address
S. P. SWARTZ 4 CO.,
I j . Grand Kspis. Michigan, ,.
. or HarrUburg, Penna.
Gbeat Ribuctios m Siwuso Macbiks.-s
Ton can bay the best Sewing Machine in
use . , j . . -
For $45,00; Regular price, f 50.00
For $-50.00 . Regular price, $63.00
For $64.00; , Regular price, . $S0.0O
For $75.00; Regular price, $100.00
AH new Machines. A lot of second-hand
Machines at less prices. Call soon.
J. B. M. TODD,
Patterson, Ta
Tills is not a local, bnt it will do to
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read in any locality in-tbere djys when
beys and girls are men and women be
fore they are out of then 'teens :' "A
fourteen-year-old girl in Ssndy Hill,
NVY: eloped with; a ' school boy, got
married, and returned borne with kins
to ' be' forgiven. ' Fhe was soundly
spanked by ber mother, and the . bus
band on bis way out of the house was
kicked eighteen limes by her father.
Tbey bsd never read anything like that
in novels."' It was an uuromautic in
fers. ,
Tn Postmaster General bas issued
the following order : It is hereby oi
dered that the fee for registering a let
ter mailed at aiiy post office within the
United States, or to a foreign country,
be fixed on and after July 1, 1S75, at
tbe uniform rate of 10 eents in addi
tion to tbe" regular postage, to be fully
prepaid by postage stamps affixed to
such letters, and canceled at the mail
ing office. . - '
Heir Wanted. Tbe Grand Haven
(Michigan) Herald says: Wm.' Bell,
killed by the ears last Friday, leaves
80 acres of improved land and some
personal property. . He came from
Pennsylvania about twenty years ago
has no relations here, and leaves do
cine to bis native place or friends.
Pennsylvania papers please copy.
GoobTcaaip Seed for sale at 40 cents
per pound by mail, 50 cents. Call on or
address . Manatee Leosabd,
Oakland Mills, Juniata Co., Pa.
CANDIDATES' CARDS
COMMISSIONER.
Editor of StAlintl and Repblican : Allow
me to announce the name of Utoaaa VT.
Saira, Esq., as a candidate for the olfice of
County Commissioner, at the Republican
primary election. Mr. Smith is one of our
best citizens, ia well known throughout the
county, and his intelligence, energy, integ
rity and business qualifications eminently
fit him for that position. lie would be the
ri jht man in the right place.
S. O. EVANS.
Dkla waek Twr- Juir 12, lb76.
COMMISSIONER. . .
Editor Senttnel and Aepublteant Please
announce to the KepublH-ans of Juniata
connty, Kichabd DoTiz.of Scale township,
as a candidate for the office of Count Com
missioner, subject to the result cf the PrI
mary Election, Mr. Doyle is a veteran in
tbe Kepuolican ranks, and, if nominated,
will fight as veterans do.
PATTERSON.
July 12, lt75.
COMMISSIONER.
Sir. Editor s I would announce, through
the columns of tbe Sentivl and Rryubtica,
to the Republicans of Juniata county, Wil
liam Gbonijceb, of Turbett township, as a
candidate for the office of County Commis
sioner. Mr. Groninger is a rising young
man, and is abundantly qualified iu every
way to discharge the duties of the office.
TCKBETT.
July 12, 1875. "
MAKIiltlD:
Y KINSLOE WEI.LEIt At TLonipson-
town, June Zitli, by J. s. Lukens, ts'., Mr.
Lemuel Kmsloe and Mia Ellen Weller,
both of Walker township. v
HAOKSXBURY KOON On the 7th
inst., by Iter. C. Myers, Mr. S. F. Ilacken
bury, of Huntingdon county (tormcrly of
Juniata county), auu Miss Rachel J. Koon,
of Perry county.
V1EDL
STROCSE On Ibe 23th ult., at tiic resi
dence of his mother, near Mexico Station,
P. R. R., James N. Stroose, aged SI years,
1 month and 11 days. 11; died in the tri
umph cf the Gospel. .
COMMERCIAL.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by J. Sl II. A. SUmbaugh.
Mifvlistowh, July 14, 1875.
Butter 1G
E?g It
Lard 15
Bacon II
Potatoes 100
Onions . .... 1 60
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MAKKET.
Corrected weetly by Buyers & Kebucdr.
Qiotavioxs roa To-hav.
Wednesday, July 14, 1875.
Ctoverseed.., $4 50
Wheat, prime.... 112
Corn, &
Oats, - 65
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First Prize Medal. (Pranfciin'lnstitutc,) 1874
- Silver (Grand Piano,) I58
Prize " CrvstaUPalace World
. v ' . Fair, N. T. 1853
" Hold American Institutu.N Y1"H
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until tbe instrument has been received snd
approved. All our styles and classes are
built or the same excellent material and
workmanship. Every Instrument is fully
guaranteed.
cy Write or send Tor I1I-M-trated
Catalogue, and price
list giving lull description of styles,
prices, etc.
SCIIOMACKER PUX0 MF'UCO,
- Warerooins I KM Chesuut St ,
apr28-13t . .PHILADELPHIA. .
mm lUMBEBt &G.
THE undersigned, having completed his
ttew Warehouse in Perrysville, would
respectfully iuvite the attention .tf tbe
farmers of the county to the fact that he is
at ail times
PAYING THE HIGHEST PRICES
FOR ALL KINDS or
CIIAIX, SEEDS, Ac, Ac.
Having introduced ne facilities fof hoist
ing, weighing, fee., we are now prepared to
unload with the least possible trouble.
Bark, Railroad Ties, Locust
Posts, and all Saleable
Country Produce
will be bought at all times, either for
CASH OR IN EXCHANGE FOR MER
CHANDISE. '
HAVE FOR SALI
COAL, LUMBEBV FISH, SALT,
PLASTER, GROUND OR LUMP, :
which will be sold to suit purchasers, either
WHOLESALE" OR RETAIL.
and at the lowest rates tuling.
o
At my Store in TUrMtf township may be
found as complete an assortment of '
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
NOTIONS,
Qneenstrare, Hardware, &c, '
all of which will be sold as low, if not a
little lower tban elsewhere-
NOAH I1KUTZLKR.
: Pec. l".UC3-tf . .....
BUYERS. & KENNEDY,
(Successors to D. P. Suioutf,)
DEALERS IN
(.RAI3T, :
' COAL, 1
-JLl'31BER,
CEMENT,
. i ' . . .
Calcined Plaster, Land Plaster,
seeds, SALT, &c.
We buy Grain to be delivered at either
Miffliutown or Perrysviile. We will also
have coal at both places to sntt the trade.
We are prepared to furnish Sail to dealers
at reasonable rates.
" BUYKKS 4c KEXNtDY.
April 21, 1875-tf -
18T5
1ST5.
J. B. M. TODD,
PATTEKSOX, PA.
SPECIAL NOTICE !
Closing Out Sale of Clothing !
OTERCOAT& AT COST I
Shirts and Drawers Hat and Caps,
Bouts and Shoes, Hosiery and
Gloves at City Prices.
A COMPLETt itit Of,.,'?
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
Gum Bests, Gam OTrtlte,
Cam Orercoatt. -
Intending to close out my stock of Whi
ter Hoods pseparatory to putting in a mam
moth stock ol Spring and Summer Goods,
I am deterniiued to sell Goods at such
Low Prices that everv woe can suit them
selves lor very small sum of money. Call
to see me, and I will guarantee you satis
faction. - - -
i - ' ! " e . -'
' The highest market prices allowed for
Country Produce, Corn and Oats, Hoop
Poles, Locust Posts aiid Harlroad Ties, in
exchange forefoot!, by 11
..... - ,Ja,.JIi I0II7.
Patterson, Uct. 7, t&H.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A OEIiTXEMAN who suffered for years
from IfrtVeii Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the ejects of youthtul ia'Siscretion
will, for le sake of suff'-ring bciuaulty,
send free to alt who need it, tlm recipe aud
direction for making tlie simple rt-mvdy by
which he, was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertiser's exserience can do
so by addressing hi perfect confidence, ,.,
, . , , . OUX B. OGDEJf,
n6-rSm, ' . , : , 42-Cedac s Xe York, ,
Jyb warjc on shoij DfVcc at 'ais ofboe. ,
Mil - - '. - '.. in-." I -.1 .t-n
Professional, Chords.
LOUIS- E.-ATKlNOX. .- , .
; ATTORNEY -AT -LAY?.
'- ' MIFFLINTOWN, PA.: '
. i j. .
Q7"Coiluclwg and Conveyancing prcrnipt-.
ly attended u- .
Omen On Bridaja street, ojnonte the
Court lioua Squara.
JOBERT .McMEE-V,
Attorney and Goun8eor-tLaw
Pronipi attention given n, thr sveurmg
and collecting ot Claims, and all legal bnsi-
ncs. - ' j
Orrtcv on ltjre street, llrsf oor west!
April H, ltr-rr '
. ATTOSUEY-AT-LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, JUNIATA CO., PA.
AH bOKiueas jinimpUy attended tn.
Orrn-K On BrWi; stn-e, opposite the
Court Honse miuarr.
J Jr. BR A Z K E, m7d 77,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
'' .Icadtr.iit, Juniata Co, Pa.
Orrire formerly occupied hv Dr. Sterrrtt.
ProlessVpil business ironi;itly attrmled to
at all hoSTs. ' - '
Af 7, lW2-tf
THOMAS irELDER, Ml).
' Physician and Surgeon, -
MirFLiSTOir.x, r.i.
i - . . . ' '
Olfice hour from 9 4. w. to 3 r. .. f.
lice in his fathers residence, at te south
end of Water street. - Vl'.-J-tl
J) L. ALLEX, M. D ,
' Has commenced the practice of Moliclne
and urgery and all their collate: ul Irewhes.
Ollica sjt Aeademia, at the residence of
Capt. J.J. Patlcts"n. .. .
(juli 15. 187i
Philadelphia & Eeading Eallroad.
vT I. T E B A R R 43 G CM EST.
i.tSCAcr ITth, 187.1.
Tram leare Hrrrubnrg ai follotet s
Tor New York al 5 20, 8 10 a. m.. 2 01) and
7 i p. ui.
For Phuadulphia at 5 20, 8 10, 9 43 a. iu.,
i 00 and So p. iu.
For Krsvling a' 6 20, 8 19, 9 43 a: m., 2 00,
8 50 and 7 40 p nt
For Pot lav ill. at b tO,- 8 !0 L m., and S 50
p. m. and via ."khtry lk!U k. bnsuefaanna
branch at 2 40 p. tn.
For AllenWwn at 5 20, 8 10 a. m., S 00,
8 50 and 7 40 p. m
Tbe 5 20, 8 10 a. ra , 2 00 and 7 40 p. ni
trains have through cars tor New York.
Tbe 8 10 a. m. and 3 00 p. ra trains have
through cars for Philadelphia.
i . SUXDjrS. .
For New York at 5 80 a. m.
For AllentoWn and1 way stations at 5 20 a. m
For Reading, Philadelphia and way stations
at 1 41 p.m.
Tramtfor Iiarruiirg hart as followt .
Leave New York at 9 00 a. m., 12 4'0. 5 115
snd I 41 p. m.
Lesve Philadelphia at 9 15 a. m., 3 iQ an.
1 oo p. m. ;
Leave Keailinir at 4 .10, 7 40, 11 20 a. m.( '
1 50. II 1 j and 10 15 p. ui. 1
Leave Pottsville at 5 itf, 0 00 a. m. and1 4 30 j
p. m., and via Schuylkill and Snsue-
nanna Krsnch at 8 't a. in. '
Leave Allentown at 2 30, 5 60, 8 50 a. hi.,
12 2 ), 4 30 and 45 p. m.
The 2 -to a. ui. train Ipun Allentown and
the 4 30 a. tu. train from Reading do Uvl
run ou Mondays-
SUXD.1YS.
Leave New York at 5 Id p. m.
Leare Philadelphia al 7 0O p m.
Leave Heading at 4 30. 7 i) a. m. and 10
15 p. ra.
Leave Allentown at 2 30 a. m. snd 9 45 p. ra.
f'ia Xorm eud Etttx Railroad.
JUHN E. WUOTTEX,
General Suptrmtnutmt.
KEARNEY'S
FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU
IS TUE 0.NLT K50WS REMKbt Tltn
DRldllT'S DISEASE,
a a fositivf arxr.nr roa
iGOrT. CRAVEL. I.TRICTKfS, 1)1.1-
BETES, DYSPEPSIA, riEKVOl s
D ABILITY, DKtiPSY, FEMALK
COMPLAINTS,
Xon Kctcntion or Incontinence of Urine,
Irritation, Inflammation, or Ulcera
tion ot the
ltladder and Kidneys :
Sp.imatorrho?a, Leucorrhu-a or Whites,
Irregulsr er Painful Menses, Bearing Down,
Chlorosis Sterility and
Jill Complaints Incident to Femalei.
KEARNEY'S EXT. ittJClIU
For Stone in tbe Bladder, Calculus Gravel
or Brickdnsi Deposit and Mucus or
Milky Discharges, and Diseases 1
of Ibe Prostate Uland.
KEJRJSErS EXT. Bl'CHU
Cure Diuaies jlrittng Jrom Imprudences.
Habits of Dissipation, Etc., in all their
stages, at little expense, little or no change
in diet, no inconvenience,- and no exposure.
It causes a frequent desire, and gire;
strength to Urinate, thereby removing Ob
structions, preventing and curing Strictures
of the Uretnra, allaying pain and inflam
mation, and eipelling all poisonous matter.
Used by persf-ns In the decline r Change
of life; alter eonflremeu ft tnhor pains,
bed-wetting in children, etc:
Prof. Steele says : -One bMtfe of Kear
ney's Extract Roehn is worth more dan all
other Buchua combined." . (
SEABNEY'S ext. Bucau
Permanently cures all affections of the
Bladder, Kidaeys, and Drcpsical .Swellings
existing ia Mem Women and CkiHren, ao
matter what tbe age. -Ask
for Ktaraey's. Take ao btUer.
Prfer One Dollur pi Belli or Sir Battles
far Eif i Dollars.
Depot, 104 Dcani St., Niw York.
A' Physician in attendance to answer cor
respondence and give advice gratis. . Send
stamp for Pamphlets free. .
For Sale by Dmgetsts Every hm.
CHAIR MANUFACTORY.
THE undersigned, at his shop, oa Water
street, Mitiliniowa, has avw oa hand
and fur sale cheap, a general assortment of
CHAIESi
Be also has a larga lot Of ;
COFFINS '
on hand, and, having jure based a new
Hearse, ia now prepared to attend funerals
at the shortest notice and oa the moat 'ib
eral terms. lie has made a great red action
hi the price of Comus.
Zy Repairinj proirptiy attended to.
tn"y2t?u . 0. V- H'.'Bf SOX. "
J4iSCELL.1.E0LS
ciavn rirnrnv
1 I VI H I 1-1 I
TA JLJ JL X JL
- Forevcrj person-Jrtnini cOnnfV, trAy :it
CHEAP JOHN'S STORE !
: m
. '
'
lie import (rOOUS Ifom Jviro'HI
transact ?ctt nevei" L'?,,,
Tip
Great
Every tiling' I
ARRIVAL OF
MEW & LATEST STYLES !
Groorfs ilecciveI from Csiiropc every
Week bv almost every $liip.
ItE?PECTFlLLT YuUR-, &C,
E.1SIL SCHOTT
Wall Paper! Wall Paper!
- Wall Paper!
All of this Spring's Stvles anl ftll new iio old stock on haaJt
NOW IN STORE,
Carefully t-elecletl for tlie TraJe, and will be .olJ cfie;ip. nt
THE PEOPLE'S
HARDWARE STORE,
In R. E. Parker's .Xew Bnek Building.
.MAIi STKFsET, OPPOSITE THE COt ttT Y A It IF ,
HI . 7
, JlIFFLINTOU-.V, J CXI
Housekeepers' ISarthvare,
ers' Hardware,
MECHANICS' TOOLS, LEATHER PAINT, OILS,
GLASS, &C, &C.,
all of first quality, t'oustaatly on hand. I invito the pt:Mij It
call and see me.
KiaiintewD, A'ig. Zi, !37Hf
D. W. Harley & Co.'s
Is tie place where Jou can I'.lj
TilK llKST ATiU TIIK CIIKAPIT
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
H.1TS, C.1PS. BOOty, SHOES. .1X0 FL RXlSHiXG KOODS.
VE are prepared to exhibit one of the most choice and select sNh-ks ever offer -sl in
this market, and at .ISTOXISHIMIL Y LO W PRICES f
Also, mpa'tires takra for sfcit wud parts of suits, which will be mide tn orJei'
at abort notice, very rsonible'.
Kenjpmher the plie. in UnflTman's New huildiri'j eirnf-r of HriJee snj
Tater s'reets, MIFFLINTOV", PA. " nvy 8, l7-t
JUST OPENED !
A New Sprins: afid Summer Stock of
CLOTHING, JIATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
For Slew, Boys, fTomen, Jtisses and Children. Notion, Hen FurnUhT!; Umls:
WATCH KS AND JEWELRY
, CAJIPETS ASD FLdOtt OIL "CLOTHS,
All at rates, to cnrresponl to the shrinkage in values. Ch".ip"r thin tha C1ie:ipst f a
month ago. tEr" SlTf-S MADE TO OUDEK.a
Patterson, l a,, Ssv. n, 1874. SMCEI. STRATER.
HDEY & ClilllST,
8tfl'SCS TO K&TDEE Si CO.
To those Interested in the wtfrcbase of I
strictlv
PURE RYE WHISKY,
for medic! ptrpses we oSt
TJAILEY'S PURE RYE,
Price 12 to & pel cullon. anil will ship in;
paikagts io suit pnrclwJcrs.
,. . . , , . , j
M e also nanrtle largely a j
COPPER-DISTILLED V H1SKY, i
.. j
Price from $1.50 to $1.7 . j
We imirt !
. . ,
FIXE WISS, BkApi5 AXD GIN.
slid also maniiractrfre
DR-'STflVEK'S
TOXIC HERD BITTERS.
Send for "."fee I.'st. ' "
.". .,: huey 4 cn'ni&t,
I
Vil North Third Street, Philarfa. I
!rpt9,18T4Tr
I
!0LO.nOH SEIStTR,
vhth visit M'fliffi and p-ftf.-rn even'
Tuesdsr, Thursday and Satnrday mornings: QT ACKLS lK LAND F'R
and win rntnisll the :rrizeas or t'iese bor-', JaJmfJ J SALE. Sid land sar-oft'
onghs witH the best of ... j ualva on and near Ihe Cairo h. Pulton Rail
htOr, TEAL, SL'TTO.Y. PORK. fc :,tail'C....Arkans, and wilt
' . raise from flitv i sity busbeia f ton or
at tha very towest price.. He respecttu'J , one tele of cotton t- ihi acre, and will bu
solicit the p.itronage of the public. sf at prirc. ranging from one to twenty
April J, 1872 I y. ' ; dolUrs per acre, aeco'ding to the fmprovrJ
.' ! ---- - j merits on samx. Tr. On-fonvth cash;
Large stock of ready nradeelo-hrf got the; and balance in en, two, three and fouf
latest and choicest stvles, fr turn and! years,
boys, hats, caps, boots and shoe, notion,! 1.KT1 fltCHT t BRTIlER.
fmniahinr goods in endless nanr f r !: PoeaMa, Arkant
al SamwJf Stayffr's, m Pssvsow. i 5rf. T-, 1T4
JfDlE2TISE.Vn. 19.
t T II XT? '
IV I w- i Vl n I V
111 v AllJtf.
i
.';!
.
direct t Miiiii't X li'jsi:i? '
ciiyi.l ht by ary ifr'
CMintw
argams in
AT A COUNTY, TA.
JOEN Wi JHfTHEESBAUGH
j Maohocd! HowLost'HowRestcrred
I CiL Just i-iiMishrd, a new edition of
itrJ"T' "'"erwell's Celebrated Essay
nn'thf fad it'll curt (withont mrdi
: tliiel nf 5periuaUrrhu:a or Seminal wrak
i nun. Involuntary Scmiual Lw-e, tmpo
i teirf-y; Mental an t PhykJ tucapai-.ity, Im
j idiiuents lo Miirriage, etc. ;' al, Cn
j sumption, E;.i!cpy and Fits iJ'tcel by
. relt-indulgence or sexual 1-ttrar.igAnce, Vc.
! CPrke, in a seJed envelope, onlv sis
cents.
The eelehriteil suthor. In t jis s Jmir.il.!
EsSav, clcorlv-deiinnstrales, Irom a thirty
re,irs suc,;e,iiii practice, that the aiifgr
cnt-'eo.nencea ..r a. U-ahuse my be rad-
""ally cured without the dsintjerou use of
hifi-rhat niedkriiie or t application ot th
ttuife; pointing out a moile of cure al once
simple, ccrtaiu, and elf. ctual, by mean of
which every sulTcrer, co matter what hi
I cvuditiun niay he, may cure himself cheap
ly, privately, and radically.
XT This Lvr lure should be in the hand
, of every T"'i;h and every man iu the laml.
j Sent imder seal, in a plain envelope, t
, any ad'lrts, post-paid, on the receipt of
' ifX ifi-tif) ir two ihMt I,inrA AiIitMM Ik
.Puolisher.
CliAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.
1117 Bowery, New York.
Post-Utbce Bos
19. IfTS-lv.
Xov.
Rare Inducesient.i I
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