:tk Juniata StntincL
WXDNEBDAI
MOUSING, August 2, ".t65
'BE JUST AND FEAR
MOTk"
TOWN AWD COUNTRY.
butiift. orf wu VW PMI'
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'KttipKl.. Wluse A lb? hlte, df llhrrty"
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ON AND
after. Monday, Wey 29.- 18to, Passenger
Trains wiU leave Mifflin Station As fellows:
'tisTWAP?). " '
'.PWladeliilLiA Esrress.. " -3 A- M-
jFastIie,.......v.-"
Day Express.....
Pittsli;r. &. Erie Mail..
'.Mail Train..;.. - .
ML. A. 31.
11.21. A. M.
. 11.12, P. M.f
. 3.45, P. SI-ST!
:.;, . . WESTWARD. .
Pittab!!.&. Erie Mail... 3.27
A M.t
fBalttmoie Express.. .
Philadelphia Express..'
Fast Line................
Mail Train. ...............
t E nii erau t Traiu . . ... r, . . .
4.59, A. M.
5 3, A. M. '
5.53, P. M.
10.07. A M
JAMES NORTH. Agt.
9uU except Sands.' -tDnil; except Monday.
J Stop t Perrysville t, 11:28 (if tUged)
Jl.20 8:S? Stop Tbompsonlowa ai
11.40. 4:18: :
Stop at Perrysville lit 8.19 (if flaged't
859:34. J Tuompscatown at 3.239:00
ifflaged.) . .
Bu the trial list in Snyder County
for tetm comiucncins the last Monday of
September is the Unit of E.-' S. ; Doty r
A. L. Ju and Wr W. Davis for "uia
iicions puliealions.
la? A very large and delightful pft
nio party came of at rcrrysville ou Thurs
day last we were sorry that circumstan
ce made it impo? sible f or us to attend.
KH. The ffood people in the neighbor
hood of East Salem and Thompsontowu
propose giving the soldiers a dinner on
Saturday Aug. 2Cih. ia ' the prove near
Smith's school house, with speaking, dan
ring, io. So we are informal. ..
1 Rev. .Jacob Wright, snn of John
Wright of this t'-ic. who 1ns chnrpfe of
Lutheran Churches in Armstrong County,
has bpen home on a viit snd presched in
the Lntheran Church in this place on last
Sabbath morning and erpning.
.The aubsoribers to the Cemetrv !
re tMnestd to meet at the office of E. !
1) Parker Ea. at 2 o'clock P. M. on
Thundsy, to decide npon a location for
a cemetery. .
' Am TnEOrFt.-ES Our ''democrat-
ic" friends are far.more anxious to serve !
their enurtry.in offiee than on the batt!e
field. Candidates for ihe different posi
tions in this Conntv are getting as thick
as "flics in June time."
The Corn Crop. Accounts from all ;
parts of the country represent the pros
pects for the coming corn crop as nnnsnal
iy promising. From present indications
the yield here will exceed that of any
eeasoti for many years past.;; '
Counterfeit Ct'ftRE.vfY.rtrThere is
110 end to the amonnt of eminterfeit cur
rency now in circulation Thev seem to
bo nesrlv as nnmorons a the Pennine.-
The fifty cent notes are in such had re
pute that some persons refuse to take
them, being unable to distinguish tho
genuine from the counterfeit
Somebody sends us the following
"On Saturday last, a pay picnic was held i
adjacent lojiM'Allisterville at" which' the '
youths of the vacinity exhibited their
usual ability upon the fioor. The dinner
was gotten up with the richest taste, and
in jthe.most plentiful manner, -Yet most
every one enjoyed the hospitalities of the
ladies', more than. the sumptuous--dinner."
Important to Claim . Aittnts ajd
A'l PLICASTS FOR PENSIONS. The Com-
iniwicner of Pensions has decided that in
accordance , with the Act" of Congress,
Claim agents arc "prohibited, "Under se
rejt penalty j' from Teceiving, mote than
ten dollars in all for their services in pros
ecuting any pension claim, or from re
ceiving any part of such fee in advance,
or any percentage of auy claim,'cr of any
portion thereof for pensions of bounty.
IfiT Mrs. Auna Bashorb of Walker
township and a ?fr. Myers were riding
in a carriage one day last week, when 'a
rail of the fence alofig a narrow lane
through which they were, driving, caught
ta the wheel aud frightened the horse,
which run off and finallv upset ' the car
riage and was scperafed froia it. The
women both were Considerably hurt, espe
cially Mrs. Bashore--and they all rradc'a
very narrow escape.
m- A'-wJVt fcttl'le-th.--'Miflrn
V-ry -- ''.T''- " :-?: V''''
... 1 .
fcsir VFe lisYe 6nttiority for eayicg thai
the Government Safe of :51ulei in Phila
delphia, fr the .teaiaioitig . a88i
and i?aturday, held by order of Cupt. A.
S. Ashu.ead, A. tj. M. at Champion Ba
zaar, Race St., balow 12th, .will comprise
animals of first quality only, - the poorer
ones having been 'already sold.1'- See ad
vertiauieat ia another column, ! -T ,
.. jfcfc. Very considerable -excitement Was
occasioned ( in our town last' week When
it was diacovored that 11. E. Parker had
just received a new lot of goods. ' Old
and youo, male and female, hare 1 all
heen calling to we and1 buy. Robert
keeps .a very fine little store. .Jfou can
get almost anything you Want dry goods;
groceries, confectiouarics, ware, tad noil
tioba of all kinds. - Call and see.
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Pro? I'ETTERS. An item has appear
ed in many of .the newspapers, stating
that but one cent postage is required on
drop letters. In order that the people
may not misundcrstaud this matter, we
would state that where there in no deli v
ery made by .-the carriers, pnly a one cent
stamp is required on'"; dfop letters, 'tut
where carriers are, employed to deliver
mail matter at the resideuee or business
places of citizens, as to the. :ties, a ,two
cent stamp' must he affixed to letters. w
SATE CrlNTRAt COMMITTEE. lion.
John Cessna, of Bedford, Pa., was select
ed by the Union Republican Sute Cob
vestion. at Harrisburg last week, as Charr
111 a a of the State Central Conimi'tt'ce.
This Onmmittee is composed of S mem
bers from Philadelphia, .two from the
counties of Berks, Dauphin, and Alleghe
ny and one foin each of the other coun
ties. A. I4. Gusd, Eq. represents, Juni
.ta County .on the Committee. ' The
Cciiiiiiiltec assemble in Philadelphia on the
:jist. . ". .
LtcKis 0 Creek S Sw Celebration.
We had the pleasure of attending the
Sabbath .School Ce!obriit''n .in. Licking
tree r.uey on last cacuruay. i. wa,
dccidedlv the largest aud best thii'g of
the kind we have attended this seiison.
All Licking Creek and its -friends were
there to the number of about 500; Ad
dresses were daliveiod by Rev. , J accb
Wright, Rev. 11. II. Fletcher and Dr. S
O. KSitipfcr after which the childreu all
gather'c'l-sround rectangular' tabic of
some Cud feet ia extent where there were
I spread
basket of Iragmcnts left.
Things pass-
off pleismtly and everybody
seemed
pleased. We had not time to stay to seethe
rum among the young tulks, but took notice
I that as we left they were on a fair way to
: ido themnelves justice. Anions ether t
jtraeiloai was the large aiil beautiful Ban
ncr put Up tt office
State Capitol Hotel. This institu
tion kept by Wm. O. Thompson fornibrly
of this county and brother of 11 M
Tfcompfcn,' tT this rdace, has 125 Room's,
besides the Priora, Halls. Dining and
other DepartmeaSt. - We dropped in last
week and found it utterly packed hav
ing some 5D0 guests,'many of whom were
quartered outside in private houses, and
we bCticed applicants for' lodging , turned
awiy by fifties. There were' people from
almost every Stat'3 in the Union, among
them many celebrated, literai-7, ' musical,
i political and military men. e noticed
that clcik Fertig was eg loncer one of the
institutions of the establishment but his
place is filled by our friend Josh Baker
who discharges the duties of Chief Clerk
with so much facility, grace and polite
ness that we are not surprised at Mr.
Thompson's selection or lili popularity
among the puests. W. G. T. knows how to
keep a Hotel and also knows how to keep
good hotel Clerks.
Stone Coal in Perky. Morgan Pa
vis, a bkillfal and experienced miner, in
forms us that ho was lately employed hy
Messrs. D. M. Black arid Job Ilocken
bery to dig for coal ori the land of the lat
ter ia Horsa Valley, Toboyne township,
Perry county 5 and that he has discover
ed a vein of about three f'At in thickness
of hard bituminous coal. He says it is a
regular foimation vein that he has et-
plored it on the crop, and is about to sink
a drift below in' the hill to test it further
Horse Valley 5s a very narrow valley ly
ing' between the Conococheague and Tus
carora niouiitaibe, and the coal is found
on the rio?th side of the Conococheague,
several hundred feet higher than the Sher
man's Valley, lying south of said moun
tain. "Tfe coal found is about four miles
by the road over the mountain from New
Germantown, aud about the same distance
.(from Waterford in Juniata county. Mr.
i.ayis says the coal .burns very well, and
understands that' specimens of it Havel
been taken to Philadelphia, where practi
cal men have pronounce! it to be ot good
Quality. - Further exploration- are being
made st the matter fully and fairly
BoHicrs'- Monument Fncd
' CASH ACtSOmSGSIESTS Tv IBB I1ST iJEt-
Delaware TtHtnshij) yCoHtrHittioiit, ptr
JUrs. O'W'fA. os Jolluwt
8. O. Eans 5.00i
. O.' MoNeiBt, 1AH
Vjn. Bcnuer, 5d
David Oarver,'" : 25!
Wra. J. Dennis, f 1.00
Mrs. 8ae: Smith, 60
r&niel BpicUer. .. 60
S8.75
Wm. Kocs, AYtskingtou City
' f 2.00
I:
$10.00.
Amt. prerior.s?y ackJ. 13.15
: $149.90
E. S. PARKER, Trrai.
,' ISr'.lt has been a great query as to
what became pf;.W.i.W.: (jrlNURICH ot
Mexico t Perhaps we can answer. When
he left home he bad no notion to take the
stn he did, but after he ryaebed Harris
burg, he cave way to feeljugs, of despair
on accouut ot bis finnucial difficulties, and
dctcriuiued to forsake family,- houie, and
all, rather than face his creditors. This
Sad Step 'Vas" perhaps al?8 induced Ey ( the
iL-e of stimuieots as ii. is thought he v;aa
given to opium, eating.:"; His iutcutious
weia to go to . middle Tennessee and if
possible scuic day sond for his family.
We have no further comments to add to
this singular and sad case, except that al
though our information is leliablc, no one
nee i question us a tq how we obtained
it, for we are not at liberty to give it.
8 Mrs l.incoln-tillor Surrat't's Organ
in this town. thb week Calls the old lady
an ' 'inn'ocmf" woman I'll. Yes, "so are
Judas Iseariot. the Copperhead . Party
and the Devil ! It's part of the religion
of democracy to kil 1 patriot and then de-
tend tiic murderers I
A New Child's Pat-eh. We have re
ceived two copies of "TAe Litlfe C'orpo
ml," a monthly paper for children, the
publication of which has been commenced
t Chicago, Illinois, hy Alfred L. Scwell.
Judging from these epecimens, it is the
cleverest thing of its kind yst realised in
America. It's whole appearance is in
capita! taste, and there is evidence in it
that its editor has rare tact lu catering
for the wauts of the little ones. Each
number contains sixteeu pages of quarto
size, beautifully printed.' This affords
; rQom ()r iegJ of of wh;eh
I ,u' .:.:...:. 'L J' ' a
an excellent variety is giveu ia prose and
poetry. The enterprise deserves to be a
decided siicccw- Price otie dollar per
year. Tho "Childien's Portrait of Mr.
Lincoln," which is given as a premium w
every subscriber, is one of the neatest
steel portraits we have seen of our mar
tyred President. - The publisher sends a
copy of the CurporaV to any address for
ten cciits.
tuEncouragc home institutions, home
manufactures, home newspapers, and home
itself. Don't run after foreign goods just
because they are foreign, and when you
cju ituy just as wail and cheaply at home.
Soli 'you produce, your butter a'fyou
have so sell to homa purchasers. Pat
ronize your own mechanics, craftsmen, and
professional acn, and don't be bangers on
and dependants on other places. Take
your home newspaper. It at least informs
you of hdCie interests, in which you are
immediately interested, and by giving it a
iiberal support you enable the editor to
give you a beltei f aper. In short, spend
your money at borne and assist in build
ing np your own city arid section of
country. ' ,
It you dou't patronize home institutions,
dou't grumble ii home institutions don't
patronize you.
The Bedford Gazette is only con
sistent when it justifies the murder of
Jacob Ltous3. wad was recently snot down
by a returned deserter, for do other rea
son than that the delinquent and cowrad
ly copperhead bated Crouse as a faithful
officer.' The Gaxtte justified the 'mur
der of Union men by the rebels, the star
vation of Onion prisoners, and lastly the
assassination cf Mr. Lincoln. ' .We repeat
then that to approve the murder of Crouse
is only to be consistent. . '.,
"8 An old negro named Etlinborough
Smith, supposed to he ever a hundred
years old, and who resided near Johns
town, Cambria county, was found mur
dered, in his cabin, ou Thursday morning.
The cabin bad been ransacked for plunder.
A young white man wLo suddenly disap
peared, is supposed to have ' committed
the murder. . ,. . r 1
B3J" Ann Buck, a notorious character,
was tarred and feathered, at Lewisburg.
Similar treatment should be meted out to
the men who caused her to bo "notori
ous."
Lumber! Lumber I ! Mr. Georck
Gosuex, of Patterson, since his return
from the army, has resumed the , Lumber
business. He will keep constant! ' on
haud Pine and Hemlock, lumber, suoh as
Boards, Scantling, Plastering : Lath,
Shingles in short everything needed for
building purposes. : Persons in ' want of
anything in his line, can be supplied at
the shortest notice, and on ' fair " terms.
LttAbc'r delivereJ if desirbd3'. ' V. 3
Canc-b'cfUbmcd Chafrs and chairs
of all kinds always ou band and .for -sale
1.y CliarWs W. WeltrA. ' ' " "
PATTSRaON
tutnaaia.
x FjWUR,
Superf bbfc $C 50
Extra,...,..,..;..: 6 75
Ky. eL. 8 00
Buckwheat...... 4 00
frd. Meal,u...- 1 T5
-GRAIN;' -i ,.'
Red Wheat tpbu l 60
While wiet,. 1 S
Rye....... 40
Barley,..; ,1 O)
Corn,:..,... - i 60
Buckwheat, 1 00
Oats,. 45-
MARKETINGS,
Butter, prime lb 21
Butter, In rate I5
Lard; . r
TaUow.- 12
Eggs, aoa , 20
" PORK. : . ":
Hogs. ?! Swt 5 IS 00
Ham.'- R).,.,... 25
Sides & Shoulders 18
--BEEF,
Fore qr, J cwt 9 00
Hind cir... .....:. 10 00
POULTRY, ' 1
rtii'-bena. 1 Dair 50
SEEDS.
Ducks, ' 40
Clovef; htis 12 00 (Geese,..'..
. 1 00
Timomy. 3 iJ
Flax;.....;.:-' ' 2 00
lliinrarian,. . . . 80
DllIEU FBCIX,
Applet. bu 2 00
Peaches, ' tjr 50
Cherr.es,....;. '"It
Turkeys,:....... 2 00
COAL, 1 ton
Treventon sfove 8 00
do Egg 8 50
Sunbury etoro 8 00.
. do Egg 8 50
Cliestnut, 7 00
Pea; . '- ": 5 60
Mijed,,;.'.'...,.i. 3 75
woofa,
Oak 3 00
Hickory,'. 4,00;
HAY.
Timothy, 10 00
Clover.....-...- 8 00
Retailed Articles.
Coal Oil f gal 90
Salt, sack 3 50
Pbister, ton K 00
Nails........ 6 00
Currents,.... ' 10-
Blackberries, 8
KUlerberries, v " 6
POTATOES,
Kew Irish, ft bu ' 7
Sweet,:...-.'...'..'. 3 00
.VARIETIES,
Apples, $ bu 1 25
Onions,
.. 1 ou
White Beans....
Beeswax, ) lb
: ?o
45
jo
18
GO
5
Soap, dry
Candles ........ ;
Woo, washed...
J U MAT A SENTINEL
Regs, .'y. ,.,'.
In advince f 2 00
Cdrrected "weekly by
J- B. M. Todd-
DIED.
And there is no SUeiiriein that var. Ecc!. 8:8
On the 13th inst., Charlotte, Infant daugh
ter of John J. and Lccretia E. Fattereon.
Died in Lack township, of.. Chronic Diar
rhea, ou the 20th of, July 12G5, Thomas J.
Young, aged about 22 years.
Thomas was a younennn of some promise,
lie was drafted in July 18fi4, and bavinjrbeen
absent at the time, he failed to report- accord
ing to notice. Subsequently he wont to Har
risburg to report. He was thre induced by
certain one, to go in as a volunteer for a
bonnty. By some means he was discovered
to be a conscript and pnf into eerriee for
threa years, notwithstanding his offer to pay
his commutation. He as shifted about from
place to place till finally he was aiene to
Co. E 71th Reeiment then in North Carolina.
On the Oth of March be took Typhoid Feter
and lay in Hopital about two months, when
he nad so far recovered as to be able to walk
about poor fellow ! wns rohbed ef all his
money and clothes whilst in the Hospital, but
the wnrat..wa( yet t come, lit took diarrhoea
which moil assumed a chronic form. He wis
now shified to Dttvid's Ieland whe'ebe lay till
the 20ih of June, waen his f ith er brnus'ul
him home one of tho Dtot emic'ated hnraan
beings thnt was ever seen in this locality.
We drop a silent tear and say may his
soul ret whcie suoh tortures as those of this
life do not exist. -
Xack Towasnu-, July 21st 'CS. T. .
9IEDIC.il. cir.n.
H. O. K .EMPPER. Hate army nr-
eeon) having loeated in Mitftintown. tend
ers his professional services to the citizens 0
this place and surrounding country'.
Tr. K. having had eijrht years eTperince
in hospital, general, and a-my practice, feels
prepared to request a trial from those who
may be so unfortunate as to need medical at
tendance. He wiU be f.nnd at Will's H-tet at all
hours, except w ben professional engagt 1.
July 22, I860.
A FRESH ASFi.VAi.OF
NEW GOODS,
AT TODD'S STORE, U PATTERSON.
Just Heeeived and for Sale at lew Prices :
Fancy Prints, from 20, 25,- SO, to 3-1 certs;
Fancy DeLaioes from 31 35, to 38 cents.
Fancy Dress Goods from C3, 75. to 90 cents.
Best var-1 wide Brown Muslins. 3-vto -JOcts.
" " ;.). Bloaohed " 30, S7. 16 eta.
Balmoral skiits from S2.75 to SG.05.
Bn'rgs from 75 cnts to $1
Spool Cotton, 8 cents.
Skirt Brade 12 cents.
Syrup SIbVsses 80 cent s per gallon.
Extra Syrup from Si to SK:!5 per Oallon.
flood Brown Sugars From 13, 14, 10, ta 18 c.
White Sugar at 23 cents.
Also, a large assortment of Quecnsware,
from S5 00 to S8.5C per set of 40 pieces.
Boots from $ 1.00 tO $7.00.
Grained Kip Cavelry Boots, 28 inches in
legs, at 7.00. ... , :
Alo,.fl full assortment of Ladies' Gaiters.
AH of which I will exchange for Butter at
25 cents per pound, or eges at 20 cts per dor.
or for CASH......
Aug, 10, 1803- J. B. M. TODD.
REYNOLD S OHIO PUMP.
Something Jiew, ami a Valuable inven
. liun for the Feojl.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHAS
ED the right for Juniata county, to sell
the above - named valuable Pump, desires
to call. publiu. attention to, the same. U is
tbg rs- aud duly Double Acting Pump in ex
istenec . .: . .,','..
This remarkabla pump bas attracted the
attention and received the approval of sientific
men all over the country.
I will exhibit it at tho Hotel of R. M.
Thompson, MttUintown, Pa., with whom or
ders may be left in my absence.
Cii.r ,'.. ., JOHN I-ESH.
P UBL IC SALE
0
- iaoar Axrsi posts.
THE COMMISSIONERS OF JUNIATA
County, being about to erect a new fence
around the Court Yard, will expose to public
sale, at the Court House, iu Borough . of Mif
flintown. on
WED.ES0.T, SEPTEMBER 6TH. 1365, , .
The materials composing the old fence, eon-
stating of about-THRbb TONS OF I RON I
AND A I.AUGE NUMBER OF LOCUSF
Pt9TS. The Iron is of a superior quality,
(ronrid bars, most of them 16 fcef long, and
H inches In diameter.) and s good as flew,
The Posts are sound, and in an excellent
state of preservation'. The iron and posts
will be sold in lots icaint purcnasers. - rer.
sons in want of either of the above artiolee-
I MIFFHSTO I? A" A SJ ,
will find it to lhtr advannage to' attend thi
ale." - - -
Aug. 9-'..:.. A. 4. OREERr??r.- '
t r
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OK...
AT. ''. p
PI1ILADCLFUIA- 7t
rpHE UNITED STATES WILL SELL
-L-AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
At v Champion's City Bazaar
: .,!.. ;'i
TATTEItS.4I.li. 'RACE STHEET,
' ' Betieceii. 1 llli and 12th S&cefc, )
Daring the Iloiith ofins '65
900 MULES. .
These Mules are al a'crjifceable, and sold
only for want : f use Buyers are invited to
examine them fit any time, a-id every facility
will 'be" given for s thorough inspection.
Roomy ic eS4 ara proriiJed fbr idspection frotB
sun and rain. . . . 4 .'
UOO MULES.
Will be sold on EACH' WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY THROUGHOUT THE .MONTH
OF At'GUaT. commencinii at lOo'cloek. A. M. i
VTeif Va irument Funis.
By ordorof
. c,,,r, , Eng. n. thl.
ALBERtS. ASHMEAD Carmm
M. -Qgceo. .21 Market tnrhihva.
-"-I. Z," m. -
TAX-PAYERS.
Vf? . ;rr,,,-rT - 7
TAKE AOTIIE.
'
The annual list of United States Taxes is '
made up on LICENSES, INCOME, on CAR-'
RIAGfcS, SILVER PLATE, and all unpaid (
Monthly Lists arc now due and payable a
folio Vat, f
' JU5.IATA COUNTY will be attend d to ly
Joha-MeLaughlin, Deputy, at Pomroy'S Slcre,.
Beale twp., Thursday. .ii!.''5t 21; S. uc t .
Store, Perrvsyillc, Friday, August 20; A.
Snyder's Hotel, MiUnntowH. Saturday, Aug.
26; E. A. Margrits' Hotel. McAlUtersville,
Tucalay, Juc..2'J t Richfield, Aug. 30; Sher-
mer's Hotel, Thocpsontown,' Friday, Sitfirem-
her 1 ; and at Morrow's Hotel, East Water-
furd, Tuesday, Sept. 5.
M'tt-IAL OIICfc. . '
To all who neplf:;t to bay at tiie times and
places specified,'l9 preceiitum rauat be add'd
and collet-led. A'.l Taxes mint be paid in
Uovernmenl fund oi-iu equivalent. -
C. ii. -URIitR,
Collector, 1 tth D.strict, Pa.
it
DISSOLUTION OF FARWERSfiLP.
"VTOTICE is hereby giveu that the partner-
iN shiD herc'ofore existing between the nn -
dersigned. trading under the nn of Maus-i
bach aud Vanovmer, in the Mercbantile bn.-
incus, Was dhsolved ou the Tth day of Au-';
gust, ltjo. All persons indebted to the said
firm arc requested to make immediate pay- j
nient to James N. Yauormer, an'' thereby ;
save cost. . -. - '.- ' ' ,
A. MANSBACH
J. N. YAUORMER
Miintowo, Aug. lC-rt.
ESTATE NOTICE
Estate of Leffdord.ilauylidKqut, deed
Sotice is hereby given that letters of Ad-;
minidtrntor of the estate of Lefford Ilaugba
wout late of Fayette township, deceased, have
been granien to the undersigned rusiuiug in
the E.-iuie township. Ail pertons knowrng
themselves indebi.ed to s-'iid estate are reaueel-
ed 'o icake immediate Davuieu t and those hat
ing claics Will plcdse present theiri duly a5.-
thenticatei f3r settUmeD!;. :
SAMUEL LEONARD,
Aug. 0. 'C5.-6t. , Admmuirator.
RUT I TP VnTtrT
." . . .. ;. ...
4 r.itate oj Mac nclman, aec a.
Notice is hereby zivea that .letters of, Tufa-
nientary on the estate of Isiiuc;Rol!manIatecf
Miflliutown, Ueceaso-I. have been granted to
the nndersignfd r-!s!ding in Ferm.m igh
towtiebip. . All persons knowing them-
selves iudellvd to said estate are req-ite lto
iu:il:eto ihiii.edii'te paymeui,. and th u Lav-
ing claims will plef.se present them duly au-
tbeuticated for setlletiwsit. ...
JOSEPH F.OTHUOCK.
Aug. 2, lS'jo-Gt.
E:e::or.
MD STATE NOTICE .
-- . .-!" .ef vj. VaJtr, deed,
Notice ia herebv uiven that letters .of Testa-
me.itary ou the estate of Benj. Yodt-r, late
of Delaware township, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned residing in the
sawa township. All persons knowiuir thci.i-
selves iudobled to said estate are requested to
make immediate, payment an I. those haviur
claicis- tt ill tlease urcserit them duly auihcn-
ticated for settlement.
JONAH YODER.
EzKutor.
Aug.2-6t.
E STATE NOTICE
. .. Estate of William Jhir.n dee'd .,
, Notice is hereby given that Letters of Ad
uiinistratien ua the Estate of Wirt. Duun late
of Fayette township, dee'd, have been grant
ed to the undersigned of Walker fowp. All
persons knowing themselves indebu-d to mid
estate are requested to make immed:ate pay-
mcnt, and those having claims will please
present them duly authenticated for settle-
mcnt
July 20-6t. SAMUEL DUNN, Adtn'r;
TO THE NERVOUS DEPILITTB AND
DESPONDENT OF BOTH -Sr"F.. A
great, sutferer having beerf -teityred'to health
in a few days, alter inany years of misery, is
willing to assist his suffering fellow-creatures
by sending (free), on the receipt of a postpaid
addressed envelope, a Copy of the formula of
cure employed. Direct to '
JOHN M. DAGNALt,
Box 183 Post Office, Brooklin, X. Y.
. I
The Bridril Chamber. ,'."' '
A note ofwammg and advice to tho-e
suffmng with Seminal weakness, Oenernl
Debility, or Premature Decay, from whatever
cause produced. Read, ponder and reflect .
Be wise in time.. Sent FREE to any address
for the benefit of tie afflicted, bent by re-
turnmail. Address T,f.-lro
...:-. .". BLJLfcK. . -
apn!183m ?. ,429 Braadway, w Vwk.1
. GENTLEMAN cured of Nervous Debility
ii. Premature Decay, and ths effects
uth fiiliudiscrctiou, will ba happy to fur n is
era with trie ma.ins of enre. (fret " ch ar ve.
is remedy is simple, sfa, and cerm i
For full particulars,. by re'urc.mail. -please
dress Jtil . OfciiJI.!.
GO XasvauSt., Sew lcrK
OLD VES E M4IEXE1T,
TAMPHLET directing how .1.) epeedji,
Xlrcstore sight and give up si-eciaeles, wnjj.
out aid of doctor or tneuitins. Sent hy mail.
ifree, onreceint of 10 cents. Addreae,;
I : ' E". B. KOOTE, M. D.,
i- FeU'2-6ai. - 11T) B.-oI iy. lrk.
i ' -
SALT! SALT!!
.... . , .
T,owerJ in priraby order of JOHN IfOL
fHIfrj SaH agent cf SyruJuae,' K. V. ; HK
will l sold at ",60 -per barrel in ppoj order-,
until otherwise ordered at Massrj huUmff aai
Stajubaugh Milfliotown and at- SulouS ai
Siambaughs' Wurehonie Perrysville Pa. -July2o-4t
JOHN DOLPHIN. Ag '
wdfToEi
. ladies wishing O fe supplied with neat
and good sooes win timi it to their advantage
to ell on II. D. WF.LLER, at his thon on
Mail, Street abtfve t'licrry. where tlic-y can
be supplied with almost every sivlcat inodcr-
. T5Trre-Gcn,I5',"n h,Tln repairing they
W13U uuiaiwj nut uuai.jr ccculcu will ca
promptly attended to bv givln" hifn -call.
Terms : CASH. - " H. 1. WELLEK.
- Miffliutown, July 26th 'C5.
.BRILLIANT, HASY. SHINLVti,
Ieallier Pretic-rvias
IX
: SHOE LEATHER the softness and p'.iancj cf
KID while with one fourih the lal.or usually
employed m the atplioatior. of the or-!iny
"BUoiincs. it produces a JET BLACK EN.
AMEU- UI.OSS. equalled only by Patent
LMth
Sold YUW by till GROCERS AND SHOE
DEALERS. Orders received by American
Agncy. 8i Broadway New York, and whvjle-
satv'i at the 1
Manufacturer's Depot,'
l.Vi it end irfft. X.T
Wanted! Disabled Soldiers
And o?fcer5 out of. employment to canv:iaa for
0VK ORKAT X VTIONAL WORK
I i uo.isura,
: "Tht Lue and ftiblic Services - A. Lir.co!i,"
By Frank Crosby, of the Philadelphia Br,
compnsicg one larrc octavo Tolume of neany
500 piigcs ' -:
j Thi-, is fhe only -vroi-t of the kind publUl.-
; ed ; it is entirely new and original, contain-
I ing his early hisiory, political career, apeecfa-
, messages, proclamations and other officii!
documents illustrative of his eventful adiain-
titration, togctuer with U'e scenes and event
connected witn ms t.-ajic.ei;i it will be sola
ra'Y cjur awaoriica :rcre;ing agents, to
wh-m exclusive territory Is given, cad. libera
cr.mmisiiicns raid. hd lor a circular ami
terms to -Atr-ricaa Publishing Ag-acy, Bca
ZIV No.-C Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
j iuly.2rlf!:
:
DYSPEPSIA.
C 1 11 E XV A It It A A TED-
fil'W&a ' tiLZfo'luvring Symptoms:
lt. A constant pais cr uneasicess at lbs
pit of the stomach. ' : .
2d. Flatulence aud Acidity. .
3d. CeSliveness end toss of Appeti'e.
4ih. Gloom and Depression of Suiritj.
6h. Dian-hcea, with griping.
tth. Pain in all parts of the system.
7th. Consumptive Symptoms and Palpita
tion of the Heart. ,
8rh. Cough, with Phlegm id the Throat.
Oth. Nervous Atfer-iot:, ar.i wactot cltvp
at u'.gljt.
10iU. Lr.-,3 of A pjieMia and Voci'.ing
,lllh. L-iziinetj, Uiir.net of Visit wl
- Lies, ot
irhts. - .
! 12:h. Uoadache and Staggering in wataire,
j with great Weakness.
I Out of ihe thousaiidtf cf cases of Dyapepsia
' that have used Dr. Wishiirt'a Great American
( - 1 "ul- w tuvui n3 ri.nu u.
inerfeet enre. We warratit a Un in verv
, . standme.
S.ilJ bv all dm j-:.-IkI T.ifr-ilii. ..-.r.Ja! f,r.
frjshiti-t's OCce. 'o. 10 '.I. geocrislreet, P:l-
a lclphia Pa. Aliexniiu.vioirsand consulla
tlir.s Tree cf ' churn".- .-end fr circular
Fiici-j 1 pt;r box. -Seat ly uail. freeolcbarga
on receipt uf money.
. f .
fjrspcpiii, Dypcpis, P7p-:psia.
jr.,. ...., u i.; i.. . n t
! ,..I... -i.- ...."'.r .
fur tue ye-ir uiid a half I puftVre.l everv thing
tut death from that awful disease called lv
pt p&ia. My whole system v.us prostrate with
weakness and nervous debility I coula r-it
digest my food ; if I ate even a cracker or the
smallest amount of t'.iod, it would return jutf
n I swallowed it ; 1 bee:: sis r e costive in my
bowels that I would not have a pajsagc in lr
than t'roni four and ol'-ca c:''t djys; under
this irimer?e s Ift'triiij?, i.-y i''.i::-I (.reined er.-
' rely to give way. I had ureadtul horror and
evil fo.btxiings. I thought everybody na'ct
u-e, and.I iated ever body : I could Hot heat
my husband nor r.y oWu children, everything
appeared to be hcrror stricken to me; I had
I no anibitiou to do anything; 1 lost ail my love
(if fclfillly and home; 1 would lamblcand wan-
tier troai place to place, hut could not be con.
tented ; 1 felt that I was doomed iu hell, ami
Iat ""e was no heaven!' r n.e, and was oftea
tempted to commit fuici., so near ivas c.y
whole nervous system UeMruyed, and aiso my
miud. from that awful complaint, Dyspepsi.
that my fri-;uds ihuught bci!l to have me plaee-1
ni lr. KirkbriJe's llw'spital. West PLilauel-
! phia . I . rcnined there nine weeks, and
! Ihoiif UtI was a little better, but in a few days
! sy-4ii-eadfjl complaint was raging as bad as
ever Hearing ot the woiiiii!r!iil cures i er
formed by Dr. Yiharl's (.iie.it American Dys
pepsia Pills and his treatment for 'typcpia.
my husband called on Dr. V ishart and stated
my case to him. He raid he hud r.odoubt ho
could cure me. So in thrtad.iys after I called
and placed myself uudor t':-T Doctor s treat
ment, and in two weeks I befin to digest aiy
j fuoJ, and f-It thnt hiy di?,-ue was giving way.
and Continued to recover for about three.
1 months, and r.i the rresent time I enjoy per
feet health of body and ftiiud, nml ( most iii-
cerely roruru uiy" thanks-1 a uviciiul God
ailJ wi8harlf alld tl)hi, rca6 Ara;Mn
0 a inu alJ pim) x ,Xar 0ur(lial
tlul . &TcJ nie frum ,usaM A lam u,j A
zreauimt e All ,,er8ca, PU1te,iug with
gpgi, tl libcrty i0 oa:1 un mor ,
write a8 , am ,jll;ng t M th,.ga i e;ill
for suffering huiaahiiy.. Elizabktii Lbansos,
Br:iidywine. DtJ., formerly of Old Chester.
Delawnrwunt ,!,.. . .
Ur, Wichart's naiec, . 10 Nor;h Stton l
treet, Philadelphia.
Tbeabove are a ew among the thousae4s
which this-freat remedy has saved from an ub
timely grave. -
We have ilious.mds of leticrs from pbyii
cians and 'trugcists, who have prescribed and
sold thefe medioinc, saying that tiuy have nev
er used or sold a medicine r.Iiijh j;:ivt iuei
universal satiafaotion.
Prepared. only by the prsprieior,
: 01: V.cj. V. Wltibart,
Nj. It Nor.h Second Stree!,
: j rhTad-Sphin Pcns'n
?iW h ail uiizziM.