tiia vm .
WEDNESDAT MORNING, Joly 2i, ".865.
'BE JUST AWDFKA HOTV
TOWS AND COVKTRV.
"liniLut, Oaari wU t Foil I'
' Itintl Vigilaitre is the Price cf Librrty"
'. 55132
OfiSSBYLVAKlA RAILROAD. ON AND
L after Monday, May 2?, 1805, Passenger
Trains will leave Mifiliu Station aafollowa:
KA8TWARP. - '
Fhiladelphia Express.. 12.43. k. M.
Fvit line.:....: 5.41, A. JI.
Day Kxirw.. 11.21. A. M
PittsbK.& Erie Mail.... 11.12. I. M.
Mail Train . ...... 3.4.r), 1. M
WESTWARD-.
Pittabc.. Erie Mail.
3 27, A.
4.59. A.
5 ?X A.
5.5, P.
t Baltimore Express
Philadelphia Express.."
Fast Line....... .'.
"Mail Train ...
tEuiigrautTraiu
JAMES
M.
M.
M.
M.I
10.07. A M l!! i
NORTH. Ag't. I
'Hily except Sunday, f Daily except Monday.
j Stop at PcrrysviUe at, 11:28 (if flagedi
11.208:53 " Stop at . Tbouipsoutown at
11.40. 4:10:
Stop at Ferrvsville at 3.19 (if flsgedi
8.159:31. J Taoinps-Mown at 3.23-t:00
- if Ortged.1
Concert .The Soldiers' v Orplians
i'rora the School at McAlisteiuvillo will
hoij a Concert iu the Lutheran Church
in this place on Thursday evening next
tit 7 o'clock. Everybivly id inviti'd to at
tend. The boys will drill in the Court
Yard for half an hour previous lr.
Bnrrowos, of I.auca--tor, Suto Super.n
i:criant and Col. McParland will, make
r marks in connection with the sinpn
snd f-pVeches of the chiHren. Programme
cf the exercises will be mtlc known.
Tut Par.ssvTSRiAN Slxuay School
Crt.r.BRAVIOS.. The annual celebration
of the Presbyterian Sund.ty School of this j
t iwii held in 'Schweier's Woods above I
t iitn on Saturday last
Wc had the
f.cisure ot attcttiliug
and enjoyed it
very to toh.
by Ilevs. yi
A suuip'.mn
Al'lresses w?re dalivercd
Aliisou and K. W. Kirby
diuncr was prepared and
TrybJv la tr, teU up partiotftata. Alto-
pettier it w a very fiuc affair. The lit-!
tto b-iya and girls played ."ring" .to to '
i heir heart's content and if we remem- !
.1 II . l 't t .?-t
tmr correctiT some oiaer ciuiarcn goi mix-
J in. and etijoyed it about as well. Wc ! "'" Fibli,lcd.i, Gettysbutg in H .July
mtn giad t..-ths 5 it afforded that contains a very fine article on Prest
rwrJ rctsicalioo, innocent aouseniM? and j ?t Lincoln ; also an article by Hon. Ed
social intercourse so productive of bodily X'cPhenon ; and a very able article on
health and good feeling. ' Jffrrt of tU Goyd are tlie Mora!
" j Watchmen nf KatUmt: M'e will take
. Rr.Btb Greenbacks Wc return our j pleasure some week ia placing some ex
thanks to 1). A. Notestiue. ot Richmond tracts from these articles before our read
rbr two 100 dollar notes of tbo Grecn-Icrs- .-. . .. - .
back species. They are decidedly the!
rjit executed efforts of the rebels, and
rmitate our greenbacks closely. If the
copperheads get in power some day they
wi'.l call jo these notes of . their erring
brethren. At present they are like the
democracy, bciow par. beyond redemp
tion, still .'oiiig downward, with a good
jroul of final reader,- you may judge
tor yourself 'where thoy will die when
they go tc."
" Reap This. A dilapidated side walk,
a rickety fence, a clumsy gate, and
either-outward slovenliness are the sure
fvidenccs of sloth or avarice within, out
ot which neither domestic bapbincss por
personal felicity ever grow. If" all the
eitiseos of Miffliutowa were only to give
only a small portion of the time usually
devoted to idleness, to enhancing the beau
ty and cleanliness of the outward appear
ance pf their, homes,' Miffliutowft would
soon become much more at tractive ' than
it is at present. : ' l '-.
, Post Omrts.
last week comes out
-The Dtmocrat ' nf
in a most furiously
abusive article against Mr. Myers P. M
at Thompsontown. It is . not; our prov
ince to defend Mr. Myers we do not
know that he needs it but if,:we were in
bis shoes such an unmannerly, libellous
and scandalous assault would nut go un
punished. . Hut what we were going to
say is thib : If the Democrat has no com
plaint from other offices, it fares better
than we do. We bare- complaints, deep
1 loud, from a majority of toe offices in the
county. "Persons at Oakland and Walnut
and several other offices have also discon
tinued their papers because they fail to
get them. . Surely the Postmasters, were
not influenced against us politically. We
do not know that it was their fault.
Often we know other people lift "papers
for their neighbors and keep thctu.
Thert are many, people. who like to read
papers and yet not pay f.ir thehi. ' It
would til become us to
iav that po.-4.nas-
tcr so and-so waa.iofluence.laxain'it us by
r.Uttef) malignity, ttrd then fall -'them
dibm,est.thiea.c;;.; '
The Island. Every stranger coming
to our jilacc observes in the rivef just
above towa an ait which commonly goes
by the familiar term "Bell's Island."
We had the pleasure the other week . or
spending an afternoon upon it and mak
ing some observations . of interest. (- The
Island comprises about one hundred acres
and is nearly all cultivatable: ' The h'sh-
est spot is back of the buildings, and sev-
B
cral acres have never, been, known to be
under " water,' even during the highest
floods. There Is enough of terra firma to
make it a safe and comfortable residence.
The tnain channel's on thc.rail road side
of-the river. .It, is remarkable as the
only island of the size and character
along the Juniata. It was once no doubt
the retired residence, and perhaps, even
battle ground of the Indians as a great
many arrows and other relics are found
on it even to this day. It is a wonder
that when the bridge over the river was
first made, that it was not made so as to
touch at the point of the Island, however
we observe . that "the everlasting pine
squirrel" and; some . other auinu'let find
their wav unon it without a bridge. . A !
there is no "mellonjiatch" on it this sun
j r .....
uier. we oresume thcre"lrITT
be' no' hoc
tu rnal
prowlers , haunting its i shoresj.'as
m the case fti other days.
ba.i b
ce
A Vam ablf Nw Book. We are
cot iu the habit of publisblug trashy
stories nor praising such Jhings unless we
kuow the work deserves it.- What we
say now, we r.iean and speak thereof we
kuow. We have before us a book called
the FklJ; thr Dniujco trJ thr Ercnpe,
'bv A. I'. Richardson correspondent, ot
the Xrir York Tribune, who was captur
' c l at Vicksburg, who gives a reliable ac
; count ot his experience trials and . suffer
: iujr.. It is dee'dedly the most readable
1 and intcresTitig, and the bent gotten up
book wc have yet seen relating to the
war. It gives ns a chapter no where else
! to be
vbtaiutd.' Its Derusal will please
any one. Order it at t Mr. . Vcidmans
! B k Store and if you do not agree with j
j up then tell us we know nothing alout
books, It .-is printed by the American
l i. i i- i ' .t ti .c. -j
; 1 . , lou,ub -wu i ' . ' .
National Lyrics. This is the title
' of the third book in the scries of "Com
i paninn Poets for the People" heretolore
noticed in our coluius. - They are the
! t.rod-.ictioas of John G. . " hittier . the
:,blit;nn rvt" who ever hoard ot t
1 .. .. . ...
nciet whosung of the bleseingt. ot slavery : )
t We have been tnucti pleased in perusing
its pages. Price 50 cents. Ticknor 4
Fields, Boston Maps. :' ''-".'
SuTho Ei -mgd'tcnl . Quarterly R- j
j - j; - t- i
The New Physician.-"Ry referring
to our advertising column it will be seen
that Dr. S. O. Kccmptcr has located in
this place . '-Wc have but -little "acquain
tance with tbc gentleman, but know that ,
he h been a successful practitioner for a
uuuiCCr OI years, -anu ilia reputaaivu jut-
tifies us in commeniing him to the com
munity. See bis Card. ,
Mulish. The Chambersburg Spirit
says they hadto get new engines to help get
the'mules contracted for by the .Newville
Star to which the Star replies that its
difficulties were all owiug to the "set, that
the mules were all detained in the Spirit
office. Children love to stay with their
fathers.
Coal Oil in Cl mbkrlaxk. There
seems to be' quite a stir in "old Mother
Cumberland" about iVe. Good indica
tions are said to exist in Mifflin township
near the celebiated "Doubling Springs"
j where Sulphcr and Chalybeate waters rise
in profusion. ' .)'"
t& We had the pleasure on Monday
last, througn the kindness of Col. Wm.
Bell, of a visit to the Orphan School at
McAlistersville. . Rev. Fletcher and Dr.
Kiempfcr also accompanied the expe
dition. It was a pleasant trip and enjoy
ed by all. . : f
Know Thyself. We return our
thanks to lion . Ed. McPhcrson for a copy
ot his Discourse bearing this title.. .. It is
not necessary to tell our readers that; any
thing coming ' from ; this distinguished
gentleman is readable,'" interesting and
profitable. ' . ' ' 1
tQT There seems to be a United" villian-
ous movement on foot throughout the
Uuion to inaugurate a reign. ot Jkiraor
through ihe-instftrrncnrality of itrcchdrstr-
ism. ; Kvcry exchange is filled . with ae-
. . r : .1.. aaa
- . ii .-.
j Work of ari iocciifliary. Our pcnp.e should.
' be on their' guard; kp iHl-vd on
.pH - ...raafrs.: "-. '':' '..
CiRCCs. By reference to bur adver-
using columns it will be ecca that we are
to have a Circus m town this season alter i.
all. For ur part VC are no judge of (
shows, but VbiW state Jfo tk benefit otj
tlinso who "rrcA tbi'-se amusements that .
Deery's Great World W baa never
exhibited m'our town' betore, ana ujai!imie from, the celebrated Maple t arm me
hence they may expect something new and centre f the Dunkard Creek Oil Reg
. J .. J. . .. . uoon one nf which ihev are sinking a-well
;ntcrertm Head their ad verusnient as
'It auli fur itsjdr Kittrr limn lire can
uo-1
!
.,,.., , . .... ; -
CoLI.KUK CATALOUOE.i We ore in j
receipt of the annual Catalogue of Penn
sylvania College at Gettysburg. '. What a
familiar -docuuieut !. Of what an ocean
of past trials, troubles, pleasures and priv
ileges does it remind us! "My ; Alma
Mater 1" who does not Jook npon it
. I
With
peculiar emotions 7 We are glad also that
itis flourishing. Gettysburg has now be
come famously historic as well 'as classic,
and must ever attract the young student.
Trie Szntism' Broioht :THEf.-
The Government Printing oilice mane
several attempts to get up a horse 6ale
but failed when the Skxtinel got at it
the Horccs came right aiong. JNV li
P. M. . ... ... ,'it
Ick Ckham Mrs. Reese in Patterson
still continues to make a No. 1 article of
Ice Cream. Call arouud.
Mrs. Kauffman also makes a good ar
ticle in this place at the house of lr.
Hackenberger.: Try it. f t
1W Harpers Manaaine, ! t tie JAtlaiirior:
Monthly and Our Young Folks for Au-1
" j . ii.: " j fl., 1
gust and the weekly issued of ""rn (
Weekly arc all on baud as usual. e ;
have only to reitterate the good opinions j
heretofore expressed iu our columns
each in its sphcre-they can not be -
celled.
.i ' i . . 1
X&flt-, UO mil,, lurxi'b w nnuc
find Sec the Soldiers' Orphans
. rp. , ,.: i ed ; and if they wish, by consent of the ma-
neXt XllUrtUa eeillllg. Ijority can make further assossments on their
stock and bore other wells: An assessment
SLE OF SERVICE ABLE MULES. ! of 40 P" CPnl- ",v b(ire ,wa ''4''on' we,'s
nfter the enjine, neceary tools, and the ter-
. . - Qrmwr. GaVs Ornce. ' "( ritory is once procured.
Washington, D. C. Julv -J4, 18i5. f !. There is now no longer any doubt of the tx
. . , . jstecreof Tast deposits of ml in Jhe Dnnkant
y. direction of the Quartermaster O0,.er,.l. k M ioD om fhe fMt ,hM a number
there will be sold, at public auction, to the ftf fine viej(- we3 bave beeI1 obtained.
Th'irtinor Ki.t.lW nf ' ...
S338l9S7Wflt,:
FRIDAY, AUGUST 4th, 'G5.;
. Manj' of them
were bous-l.t in the heffin-
ninff of tae war. as young mules, accompanied
.11 .(,,, .n.l
and are thoroushlv broken, hardened by ex-
.nntUand familiar from hemr so lone
aurrounded bv the soldier.- 7
a.u...t. ..a n
longer required . in
b ..... . . .
I lie armv. ana can ot
nrrh..l at these sales at far less than their
i.... mi r ,i
- -y.
juu)M ,id ainely-' " o Minne
lOA. 'M." Ttmu: CASH in United Stat.a
currenev.
t I Tt?e ctrtv . :
B revet l'.rigadier General in chatge.
First Division, Q. M. ti. .
MFFLISTOV.V. A. VP .
" - MAhk'ETS.
PATTERS0S
MFLOUR.
Super, jj bbl.
Extra,..-..
Fancy,
Rye, "j) ewt.
Buckwheat,....
Corn Meal,
GRAIN,
t MARKETINGS,
! Butter, prime It. 20
I Butter, 1'n rate 1
$6
fiO
7.'i
8. uO
3 00
4 00
1 75
Lard, -20
Tallow 12
Eggs, V dox . 23
PORK. :
Hogs. ewt 15 00
Ham, lb 25
Sides & Shoulders 1C
Red Wheat bu 1 00
White whev,..
Rye
Parley,...
Corn, new.
Buckwheat, ...
Oats
00
1 40
BEEF,
1 40 (.Fore qr, wl 9 00
60
Hind or,
10 00
1 50
.. 40
POULTRY, . .
Chickens, "c pair 50
SEEDS..
Ducks, .40
! Cluw, y bus 14 00
Geese,...,.- 1 00
Turkeys, 2 00
COAL, "if ton
Treventon stove 8 00
do Egz 8 50
Flax,.
Hungarian, .... !
DRIED FRUIT
Apptes.'."V bu
Peaches, 44 qt
Cherries,
Currents
Blackberries,
Elderberries.
Co
Sunbtirjr -uv -ft
on
5 RO
12
10
R
0
do Mac-'
50
00
SO
Chestnut,
Pea,
Mixed
WOOD,
Oak,...
Hickory,......,.
HAY,
POTATOES.
New Irish, f bu 1 fc.
Sweet,.... 8 00
00
00
VARIKT1ES,
Apples, ba
Onions, -
TVhit Beans,...
Beeswax, lb
Soap, dry
Candles '.
Wool, washed...
Timothy,
Clover...;
io no
. 8 oo
1 50
1 00
Retailed Articles.
Coal Oil " gal PO
2 6'1
45 (jalt, fi sack 3 00
10 iPlaster, V ton 10 00
18
60
5
Nails C 00
JUNIATA SENTINEL
Rags,,
In advance S2, 00
Corrected weekly by " J- T.. M.: Totm-
NEW STORE.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform
the Citiiens of Thompsontown and sur
rounding eonntry, that he has opened a New
Store under Odd Fellows Hall, where he keeps
constantly on hand a well selected assort-
Dry Goods,
Groceries, Fancy
:t .' Goods and Motions, ' '
Boots and Shoes; Hats A ' i
Caps. Queensware, Hardware
- ' and Cutlery, Cedar A Willow Ware, ' "
Drugs and a lot of Fancy Stationary. "
whioh lie offers te sell at the lowest possible
figures for Cash or Produce. I will pay " the
very highest prices for Butter, Egg, Bacon.
Wool, Dried Fruit and all kinds of country
produce., which is geucrally bought and ship
ped to market: ' t therefore Tespectfully soli
cit all to call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. ' - i i :
-July 12, 186.V-.-iM i ; It. H.1WRI6HT.
Deafness, Ulmditrs md Catarrh, 4
ritREATEU with the utmost sueoess, by Dr.
;-X !.rj ISAACS, Oculist and Aurtist. frbraies
ly of Leyden, Holland,) No. 51!) Pl.VE Street
Philahfphia. 1 Testimonials' from the roost
reliable, anurces in thq City and .Country on
be seen' at his Otficej' The raetlioal faoulfy arc
invited to aoiaiopany rhoir patients1 a he
baa iw secrets in btp;iit:er'; ARTfF-lf'IA 1.
.EVBS. inserte.I ' wtthoid -pvn:- .No harge
inade fnr examination'. Feb. l-'v '''"'.-l; - f-
" " " PROSPECTUS
(JF THE DEEP RUN OIL WELL
IIPOBTAHT 5T0HCE.
Ta Cohhst." " harinS
leastd twi tracts nf wm aurerior Oil lands in
lZSXTZ' Wf,
- - d weU( wUh
which there will ba connecteU thirteen acres
of land, about twelve of which can be bored
oter, in twa tnwto, one of three aeroa situa
ted on Deep Bun a short distance irem m m-
traoe into DuBkard Crerk, and abont one and
a auartar aiilcs from the celebrated Koss well.
which yields from twenty to thirty barrel
daily. This tract is considered by oil men as
a wry desirable position for a well, from the
iarlthat is urrimU4, all aide by .lofly
lolls, Trim numerous uep miin:a iwumg
... i fin m- irM l.L 'Mmmnv nrnnosa to
sink a well, to be'called '
mi" ... ".. - " ...... - - i . i i
THE "DEEP RUN WELL,"
At a distune of 1 few' hundred yards from
their. well now. boring. The Southwestern
Company is sow bkrtne a w elf at' the jnonth
of the same ruu, in which, it is Baid, they
hT pood idicntions of oil. The l'ort Roy
al Cumpmy have Just' started one, and two
others are o be commenced soon further up
the sireami Th other tract will contain ten
acres nearly all of which is borinjr territory,
and without doubt first class oil bind, situat
ed on Crooked Run. about one mile from
Dunkarl-Cwek, and th me . dielanco from
the TayWr Jfel, in, which luey haT struck
nil. ami' are now 'nrepariuir to pump', and
aboat one tnd a half miles from the Maplej
f a-m.1 Thi term of lease in both eases is
twenty vaTs. one-fourth royalty, with coal
privilege. Orrator. to be eon.menced and
prosecuted at the pleasure of the operators
witbout anger of forfeiture. The company
will proture a first eass oil engine and good
boring tuols, and will put up the necessary
... ,
wanijiJiityle. prosecnte the work with all
p0Sg;ble dispatch, and will commence the
work as soon as the shares are all taken. , i
jrnber of Shares WiU be 125,' at
- linn fK
The Stockhold
The Stockholders will have the privilege of j
.,,,., .:. own 0ffic,r;,.
and taking tne t
well into their own hands as soon as it is bor-
WILYNOg. T AND 2, CRAMER! ST-jAIR.
lii;KKI VTl.I'Rr7.. ROSS. NO
-. 1,-ASt .OTHERS.
i "np for oil ts go.ng on acuveiy. mong
- .. -
' 1'uuka.n treea for a distance 01 some - 10
t'imiles-
Several hnmlred thousand dollars
? 1'ensylvania. New York and Ohio capital
"as teen Uevole-l to tlie ueveiopmeni oi o
f lands in ll.ia section of country, and
strikes" are of frequent occurrence.
"oil
The
i ..ti AttfiitA.f ia Af ft trurtf stinr Miir niialltv
- ' i i.
. ana ta useu lor lULncaiiuR purpoBvs
It is
without doubt Hie risist OIL rousn i
, ytsss1Ly, K. Vast beds .of bitumiu-
e ' coal underlie the whole country and is
r"7 .m.B.wyuu ........... t .
I ntuiia coal. aJ the largo (luanttiies of oil ft--
proieri. certaintly prove the Ihinkard
1 Rcflon to i ? rro,'fiB, ln nJ ,ie, PT
i spTenng feefcers nltOT oleaeinous wealth in
that quarter, will unduubcdt'.y he crowned with
success.
AS. Persons desiring nhares in the Dacr
Ri5 On Wi.u, will pluase forward their
names to .Ioh( M. Kei-meb, Treasurer of the
Port Royal Oil Company, at Porrysville, or to
D. K. Robison, Port Royal.
By oriUr of th t Dirctvr of Port Royal Oil
Company. '
I. E. EOBISON, Agent..
t$pcrial got rr.
GENTLE MAN cured of Nervous Debility
-j-A. ptom attire Decay, and the effects of
youthful indiscretion, wilt bo hnppy to furnish
others with the means of cure, (frreof charge.)
This remedy Is simple, safe, and certai 1.
For full particulars, by rc'urc mail, please
add ress JOHN IS. 001l-:.
iO .Vawaaust., Sew Yvib
. OI.O EVES MtlB SEW,
A PAMPHLET directing how to speedily
,A.reMtore sight and give up spectacles, with
out aid of doctor or medicine. Sent by mail,
free, on receint of 10 cents. Address.
' E. B. FOOTE. M. D., '
Fb.;2-Cra. : 1130 Broadway, New York-
rpo THE NEI1VOUS DEBILITATE AND
O. DESPONDENT OF BOTH SEXES." A
great sufferer having been restored to health
in a tewtiays, alter many years ot misery, is
llling to assist his suffering fellow-creatures
bv sending (freel, on the receipt of a postpaid
addressed envelope, a copv of the formula of
cure employed. Direct to
JOHN M. DAGNALL,
Bex 183 Post Office, Brooklin. N. Y.
The Bridal Chamber. '
A note of warning and advice to those
suffering with Seminal Weakness, General
Debility, or Premature Decay, from whatever
caus: prduccd. Read, ponder and reflect '
Be wise in time. Sent FREE to any address
for the leiiefit of the afflicted. Sent by re
turn mail. Address . .
.TAMES S. BUTLER.
aprill83n -'.: V 41 Broadway, New . York.
EAl'E,
' 3KACE, jpEA
CE
t.
AND S chance to sar money by calling at
J. M. B. Todd's Store in Puitersoa as he
has just opened out a full assortment of New
Otiods, bought at Reduced Prices in the city.
rancy Prints, rrohi IX, 20 to M etg per yd.
1) Lai nes from 31 to 37 cents yard.
Brown Muslin frotu'13. 18 18 to 40 els f yd.
Rleached 44 from 15, 10, 18 to 40 cts -J1 yd.
Bsggi from 7.j cents to $1 " . '" ' ' '
Fancy Dress Goods from C5 to 90 cents IfJ yd.
Skirt Brades, 1 3 cents per yard. '
Spool Cotton,' It cents per spool.' ' ' ' ' 3
Syrup Molasses 80 cent s per gallon.
Kxtra Syrup from Si t $1.25 per Gallon.'
Good Brown Sug.ir from.l.'5 loto IScts 3 IV
Good Grain Coffee, 35 cents per pound. "
Prime Rio, r.8 cents per pound.
IfimeiNo, J Mackeral. per barrel, $22,
Prime No. 2 Mackeral, per barrel. $18 to $20.
Ultra Herring, per hai-rel, jf8 to $11. '. V
T-xtra T.abadors. per barrel. $11 to $13.
Ground Alnni Salt from Si to $1.50 per sack.
oat Oil, ?0 cents pw 'gallon." ,
Tlesaafc Ci;ii Trie's orft r Coiin:-v T'ro-
I 'W.e- " J. ft M. JOltO,-.
Mar 186, , ;.-
an nal 81itfrojLFlil'l5sWtoje5
Tax rate I nilbi ew the dol- of Talua- i
tion. . .
JtKCEtl'TS. -
G rosa amount of U pttpu'eateiv . $ 11 1 8 . M
Deduct enoneratlons,, . ; $ -.
DeducKJollectors and Treas- " .
urcr's eonnnisaion, - ""51 54
: i-h...' 88 07
Net amount rax. reeetved
Add State appropriation received.
Balance pn hand from last year' .
Iiooktt sold,
.. ,-. .-.j. 1 ': ' ; : t :
Total receipts. .,..!.'.
1030 89
88 92
,7'7&
1 80
1218 86
' KXPEKDITCRES.; '-f
I'aidS teachers $30 per mo. 4mouths 3 30 00
.. 2 " ' ' ' " 3 ' W 00
2 '-;'(.- $20 " -'-"2 80 00
Paid! ass f $16 " mo. for ffuio - days, 48 SO
Total paid for teaching
Fuel and contingencies, , . '
Secretary for services, '
repairing, ' . ; ",
building deot, " . ' .
Interest, . , .. '. ' ,.' .,
.1 1.
91 08
- :oo 01 r
1 .67 50
' ' 1130 17
Balance oh' mn,'''!' ;: ;: 8S 69
..i.t xt ':;'. .1 r' $221880
WM. WilfTSOX, Presidett; ;
Attest. Joscrit Rothbock Sect'y.
Jnne27r9T.
i i'y.) FAR.YI AT
PUBLICJ5ALE.
riHE undersigned Administrator of Entate
J. nf Jhn l.antj. Will offer for sle at pub
lic outcry by order of the Orpbnns' Court, on
ihe premises in Delaware township. Juniata
CoiutyV -Pa., about two and one half miles
Nofth West of Thompsontown. on ' , ,K
rS.TUKDAY, AUGUST 12TU. 18'fe, vv
A traet f land situated as above stated and
bounded by lanls of S. O. F.Tans. David
Walker's Heirs, Margaret Stinson and utlters
containing about
1P, Acres,
: About Uacrea of which are cleared and: tra-
der cuinvauon, tie oa.ance oemp rimor. ,uuu
k - -
LUti lS.ilvtau Appi tjrpuaru nwi a mic
Spring of ,W'tei. i f : i i j i . 1
TERMS: One half nf lh'c piirelisse'nioney
to-be paid on the connrmatiort ot tlie mle ny
mi. iloiirt nn.l the other hail' on the first ot
April next te be seenned by jodpnetie.
S4LE to couiinet.-ee ar 1 o'clock. '1. 1 Mm"oI
said day when attendance will be given by
ihe imdorMitrnad. from whom anv ad.liiionsl
information may' be obtained prior
to ' the
sale. ' - " "" ' " "' ' ' -
SAMCEL J. KURTZ
Mav Rlhf T.: : "
Orplians'' Court, Sale.,
trir i ; l
r . ..it, ..ui.crMgncu
Administraior t-f the
-a. wv iSo.,e.L '
townshsp, dec'a:, will expose tO Sale at public
outcry on the premises, on (
... SATCSDIY ilGUSf WTn"li. .. .
A tract of land ittnated in Brale. townahip-q
Juuiala County, Pa., adjoining lands af Cal
vin and I'etnr . Bcale. and HeiTS ef Robert
Sterrett, dee'd., and containing about :
About 00 acres of which are cleared and uni
dcr cultivation the-, hula nee being tiniber-
land.
There are on the premises a log hensc. a
. r
log barn, an apple orchard and good water at
the house. The property will be sold in a
l'Oilvorin. - ' ; ;
: THREE PARCKLS. .
as shall be deemed most desirable. " ' ' ' '
1 TERMS. Cash on confirmation of sal by
the Court.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock P. M. of said
dav when attendance will be given by
July 12-ts. JOHN COFFMAN, .4nVi
LAND FOR SALE!
riMlM UNDERSIGNED OFFERS AT Pl!l
JL vale sale a lot of land situated in Walk
er township, Juniata county. Pa. adjoining
lands nf Jacob Suellenberger, Daniel Wena
and , Widow Meredith, - containing, about
' 20 AJCKESV -
About 18 of which are cleared, and in good
grass, the balance being well timbered- There
is a
Log House and Frame Bank Barn
on lb premiites. Also good water and fruit
trees. . .... ... , , ; , .... : . .;
lor terms auil further information inquire
of the undersigned residing near .Mexico, at
which place letters 111 iy be addressed to him.
July Uih.Oj. ; .-, WM. C 111 MM EL.
1 jV OTICE TO RELIEF APPLI
) J. a CAXTS. The following resolution was
passea ny toe isoara ot iteliet June 13, JH;.,
and ordereu to be published in the papers of
the County, to wit
Remlrtd, That as the exigencies of tb
General Government have passed away wiih
the end of the rebellion, the duties of the
Board of Relief have also come to an end.
Notice is hereby given to; all persona inter
ested that there will be no more meetings of
said board held.. ,
, By order of fhe Board,
'.? . JAMES S. COX, . .'
Attest A. .1. GREER, Cik.
June 13, IStl3-3t.
ESTATE 'SOTICE
; ' Ealate of Abraham Ilalttman deed.
'Notice is hereby given that letters of Admin
isation on the esiate of Abraham Halteuian,
late of Monroe township, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned residing in the
same township. All persons knowiug them
selves indebted to aaid estate ar roquaated to
make to immediate payment and those hav
ing claims will please present them duly au
thenticated for settlement. . ...
. CHRISTIAN HALTEMAN, "
ISAAC HALTEMAN,, , . . ,
Innelt 1865-6t. Atlminiatrators.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN . IT you wbjli
to n.a(ry you can do so by addressing
ma. I will . send you, without ; money and
without price, valuable information, that will
euable yon to marry happily an! sneedly, ir
raspectiva. of age, wealth or beauty. .This
This information will cost you nothing and if
yon wish to marry,: I will cheerfully assist
you. : AU letter strictly confidential. The
desired information- sent by return mail, and
no reward asked. '. : Pleaee inclose postage r
stamped envelope, addressed to yourself.
Addres ' . !' - - : .
.; -.; .MHIt B UMBRRT, '
t .' , -.-Orronpomt.
a? WT A U M-A- W.Ti.'l'a
-jgt. "a constant pain "or Uneasiness at the
pit f the atomacb. ; 3
Sd. flatulence and Acidity. - , - .
Hd. t'ostiveness and Loss of Appetite; 4
4th, Oloom and Depression of SpirUa. i ?
6th. Itiarrhoja. with griping. :h. '. -,.:-
6th. Pain in all parts of tUa system-. ' jJ it
7tb. Coneuntptite Symptoms and Pelptra-..'.
tiort Of the Heart. ' !:. i.s4aj
Rib. Congh. with Tblegm inrhaThaoa-'4"
9th. Nervous Affestion, and -cantor Sleep
atniRbr,'"' ' . -Vaacn?
10tb.-.Xe4 of Appetite and Vomiting : .rraeJ
, 11th. Diiiiness, Dimness of Visit - tarti
toss of sight: . '' -i " ':
12th. Headache and Slsggerihgin watkinf
With great Weakness. . r '- J
' Out of the thousands of cesrt f Dyspej?
that hate used Dr. WwUart's Great Amerioan.
Dyspepsia rills, 'rnt troe of tbetn bn fhiled at
Jperfeot cure. ' W Varrant a care in w
ease, no matter if of twenty years' staudmg
Sold by all dru'gjlists.everywhere, aal a
Wfshart'a Office, &. 1 N. Secoefl stree. Pil4
adclphia Pa,'- Allctaniinations ahd-ceosiitM-tions
free of cBargB.- Pend for cieulaw '.j
Pricefl per box,- SenJ by mnil. fretofeharjauj
4 1
. Dyspepsia, Dyspepsia Dyspepsia
1, F-tiSABa-rU' BaAaao.t.of Brady wine. nii
formerly of Old Chester, Del., do certify thai.-i
for one year and a half '1 suffered evwything .
but death from that awful disease called ly
pepsia. My wUoIe system was prntstewtli 1
weakness and'nervocs dtbility 1 con not ..
digest my food ; if 1 ate even a erorkeror th
imallest nmoat of food, it woald ratura just
as I swallowed it ;. I became stveostiva.ia jay..-,
bowels that I would not have a passage in If? A
than from futtr and often eight days; aadsr
this immense sufferins, my mind senmed eu-,.
tircly to give way. . I had dreadful horror aiii
eriLfofbudings. ' I thought evryliojjf uatrl .
me and I hated everybody : I could not beT
my husband n-r my own children, everything
appeared to be horroi stricken to me; I had. (
no ambition to do anything: 1 lost aU.my lov ,
of family arid home; I would tamtteand Tad-
der from place to place, but could not be . co.B
tented ; I felt lhat I was doomed to,hc)l d.
that there was o beavenf or ma. nd was oftea' '
tempted to commit euictt...4, an near "was my
whole nervous sysienj uesiruyeu, nn-t n
mind, from that awTSI . eoinplaint; Dyspepsia. .
that my friends thought beat to liaTe me placeJ '
ni Dr.'Kirkbride's Ifnspital, West Philadel
pUT I remained there nini weeks, and
thought I was a little better,' but in a few day '
my dreadful eomplaini waa raping as bad aa1
Tcr. Hearing of ihe wamlerful' aurVa- per- '
formed by Dr. Wtshart's Gieat Amriean Dys-I
pepsia Pi'its ant his feutment for Dyspepsia
ry husband called on Dr. Wisbart aod stated
mmcfl'e tu him. He said hhad no doubt h
e uld cure me. So in three days after 1 tailed 1
end placed myself nnder the Doctor a treaty
ment, end in two weeks I began to eiigest tr r
food, and felt that my disease wss giving way"
and continued to reeover for about three '
months, and at the present time 1 enjay per -feet
health of body and mind, an'd I most sin
cerely fHun mj thank to a .meieiful Go4;
and Dr. Wishart. and lohis gre-it American
Dvspersia Pills and Tine Tree Tar Cordial
that saved me from an Insane Asylum and a
premalurS grave. All persons sunerrn vu
Drspopsia'are at Ifterty'-to call en W-cV o"
write; as lam willing to do all the good I can
for gu!ferir humanity. Elizabeth F.bssso.
Brahdywine. Del., fwmerly of Old Chester.
Delaware county. Pa. ' ' ' 1 1
' tr. 1 Wishart'a Office, . 10 North Second
freet,' Philadelphia. . -- ' " ',
Dyspepsia t .1 . ITPP"a I
Pa. Wishabt. I have been a constant euf
fcrer with Dyspepsia for the last eighteen
years, during which time I cannot say that I
ever enjoyed a perfectly well dsy. There
were times when the symptoms, were more ag
gravated thin as others, and (hsjir'ii teemed
would be a great relief 'o die- I had at ad
times an unplcascnt feeling in any head, nut
'atterly, my tufferings much incseascd that
I btcatuc almost unStfjr.usinc?sof any kind;
ry minJ was continually" !!gl with gioomv
Noughts and torbodings, and I'fl attcmptefft
hange their current by reading, at onfa'a'
lensntion of icy coldness in connection with a
lead weigh', as it were, resisted upon my,
orain ;' also, a feeling of sickness would occur
at the stomach, and grt pain'to my eye,
accompanied with which was the continu
fear of losing my reason. I a!jo experienced
great lassitude, debility and nervousness,
which made it difficult to. walk by day or steep
it night. ' 1 became averse to society, and
disposed only .to seclusion, and having trie.!
the skill of a number of eminent physician
of varices schools, finnlly came to the the ecu
elusion that, for this disease at my present
age (15 years) there was no cure in existence
But, through the interference of Divine Trot
uleiice, to whom I devoutly offer my thauks.
I at laC found a aorereiirn remedy in your
Dyspepsia Pillaand Tar Cordial, which seem
to" hA4 effectually removed almost -t!fe tat
trace af inylug list of ailments aiid bad imV
inga, and in their pi net aoaltL, ' pletisVir antl
eontentmcnt are my everyday companions.
-r-; if i 1 ; : - Jas M. Saxuans
No. 4o3 North Second street, Philadelphia,
Formetly f. Woodbury N. J.
Dr. Vishart's Great Amerienn TTfp
sta Pills. : " ' ',' '...".
This ia to certify that I have suffered foHen
years that dreadfol complaint called . dyspep
sia. . 1 suffered much pain and distress., with
gloom and depression ofrspirits ; I wastreausd
by eight different phy 3iciaus for.iny complaint
aud at times was much better, but then ihe oltt
disease, dyspepsia, would return with all its
dreai ful realities, aud tuy whole system vts
fast wasting away. In this sick and debilita
ted state, I was ban-led a circular of Wishart'
great American Dyspepsia Pills, ami I'ina Trek
Tar Cordial, which gave a correct description
'of my sufferings, and determined to ptnc
myself Under the Doctor's care, and .take hi
medicines. . . . , .
' As soon as I commenced the use if Hie med
ia ine, 1 begtrn to get-better, and so I confined
three months, at which., time I waa 'jH-riectlr
restored ta bmlib, J- am to-day a well man.
Dr. Wishart. .1 give you this certificate with
grateful heart tor the benafit I ii&ve Tneeixtd
from the use of yaur truly wonderful medicine.
May God bless you and preserve . jour truly
useful life for aiany years. I would say tt
every skit person wht lt suffering as 1 was.
that mv residence is No. 139 Richnwaid , tet
Philadelphia, where I will take grea dBlight
in giving testimony to ihe greal'powcr, af
Wishan'a mediine9 tvoure... ;-
i.-u - ' F. Hi ,Alt..
. The above are a ew among 'fhe. tbousanja
which this great remedy has aaed from an -ifi-timely
grave. , . . . .. .'.'
.We"havo theusand? of lctrerg " from puj
cians and druggists, who have prescribed, and
sold these medicine, sayingthat they bavenev
r used or sold a medicine which .gave siich
universal satisfaction. . , ,.
, Prepared only tyjhe Fp'riejf jr,'- "
..i; :: wjr. UQ. t-jULImrt.' 'S
'n. TO Vr.-.e fcc.'orf fre.' "
, ' ' , - ' FH!nv"prtla. l ean .
' .JM by" all druggists ' ' ,' . . ,: