tTSCNESDAl MORNING, August 30, 1865
C JU8T AND FEAR NOT."
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
llTtL, Oaati WU TW FvfeM"
"T'-;
'lltnil Yigilanct ii tbe Price of Llhtrly"
:-. " ' HQass -
-t)ESNSYLVANlA RAILROAD. ON AND
A after Monday, May 29, 16o5, Passenger
Train will rea-e Mitflin Station m folio i
EAST WARD.
f Philadelphia Express.. 12.43, A. M.
fFast Lime
Day Express....
Pittsb-.A. Erie Mail..
Mmil Train
5.41, A. M.
11.21, A. M.$T
. 11.12, P. M.
. 3.45, P. M. ,
- WESTWARD.
?Pittbg.&. Erie Mail.... 3.27, A. M.J
f Baltimore hxpress
Philadelphia Express.
Fast Line
Mail Train
fKniigrant Traia
4.59, A. M
5.3S, A. M.
5.58, P.
3.53. P.
10.07. A
M.
M
M.'fy
James north, Ag't.
Jaily except S-indar. f Daily except Monday.
Stop at Perrysviue at, J.U28 (if flaged.)
11.20 3:53 Stop at ibompsontown at
HAG. 4:16: '
. J Stop at rerrvsville at 3.19 (if flaced)
45 9:44. g Thompsontown at 3.239:00
if flaged.)
Soldiers' Monument Fund.
rjsa UlWirLEDGEsENTSTO TBS !1ST INST-
M.llord
Totcntfiip Contribution,
per
)m. Outs.
McCachan's DISTRICT.
.' Miss MaryMartey. Solieitors.
Miss Sarnh J. McCahan. J
t hai. Marlev $1 OWJ If Jones 1
Wm Carbauh 1 OOjE Lauver 1
R 1' Fink 1 OOjAl Branuea 1
A McCechin i OHjWm Krannen
I.- DauU 1 00 I) Walters
Total,
f 3 00
Bask District.
Miss Mary Hardy. 1 Policitcra.
, M:ss ancy Kerlin. J
A tfiiv.ir. ft 00' J Aiipjlicy 1 00
1' Partner 2 OOlWm. Guns. . 1 00
Mrs M Robiaon 2 00: Mrs M Robison 1 W
C HaHy 1 M!j Robison 1 00
A (Juw.jr. 1 0;l!j Marley . . 1 00
T Jlardy 1 Ooillobt Vacernicr 60
Total
S17.C0
LACK TOWNfsniP.
Wiftart Dittrkt Contrihv.tions, per
if.
Titzel.
J!9S""yW1U-) Solicitors.
Mrs. D B Spanogle. j
5tmfcFran(.glc$5 00jL Ramey
1 00
1 00
1 0(1
1 00
60
60
J Mumper
1 00 M Clark, Esq
.1 Alexander
ii M Bart ley
.1 Marshall
W H Showers
Total
1 00' A M VoodiJe
1 00 0 Ij Bousou
1 OO'J Hamp.'on
1 00;lary Wallace
WALKER TOWNSHIP.
Wert
Moore
Aumnn
District Contributions,
S. M Sh'llt.
1 OOiG Hecknisn
2 X!J D Kauffmao
per
2 00
2 00
J X
I. B
$3
Total
Amt preTiously ack.
49.00
149.W)
Total Rceeipta S199.50
E. S. rAPKER, Trent.
ABSENT. The Editor, ieing absent
luring this week, our readers must over
look any inaccuracies.
Court Week. Next week is Cqurt
week and we expect to see a large uuoi
ber of people in town. Toxne who come
to town and are in arrears to us for mote
. than a year will not forget to call with na.
Our receipts will prevent our 1 devil"
from haunting their peaceful slumbers.
At work is earnest. Our commis
ionera are determined to hare the pub
lic grounds and buildings'; put up io a
new face., The Court room bad been re
seated and newly papered, and in the in
side has the appearance of a hew Lui'dine.
The old iron rail fence is being removed
and new one is to take its place. We
hope all may be nicely fixed up by court
week, which promises to be an unusually
busy time. There are, we understand,
- several heavy land Buits fqr trial, which
will occupy some time, and no little legal
talent besides other cases in which many
are interested.. We expect a lonp session
of court, and a large turn out of peoplfe.
Reef. The new firm of Kauffman
nnd Blackford, sent their beef wagon on
its first trip through our village yester
Jay morning. They have a good article,
As we can testify from actual experience,
fcaving tried our palatal and niatticatiog
organs on a piece kindly left by the gen-
tlemen,wtth our better half; who de-j Miss Clara Myers and Miss Sue Roth
clares it to be the richest piece of beef j rock will please accept our thanks for a
lelt witn us tor a lone while: and we
can assure the public that she is no poor
judge of the article. They have quite a
supply of good cattle on hand, and wfll
make every effort to keep it up. They
have both been in the service of the coun
tfj tni 'Ictto a liberal patronng.
Dr. K.SMPFBR. This gentleman has
fitted up a neat office in the small brick
building just across the way from ; (Mir
sanctum. ; lie both merits bj bis; abilities
and experience, and seems destined by
srurounditrg cirtmnstsnces, to enjoy ere
lone an extensile practice in our midst.
Camp Meeting. VVe had the pleas
ure o! attending Camp meeting Vn
riuij'tSfcstca. Pounr3'i nca the Broad , Top
R. R. on Sondav last. It was held un
der the management of Re. John . Guss
and Clarke of the M. E. Church. The
attendance was large and the Sermon 'on
Sabbath by Rev. J. E, Pershing, of Pitts
burg, was a faithful presentation of gos
pel truth. . . , .
Grave Yard Wall. We notice our
friends at the Lutheran Church in Lick
ing Creek Valley have very appropriate
ly and neatcly walled the bank on the
lower side of the Grave Ysrd, which will
prove a matter of utility and add to the
beauty of the location. The fact is, all
our grave yards are too much neglected
too little respect is shown to" the fasting
place of the departed. The cirilixation
and refinement ,. of a people- may always
be measured by their care or negetct of
their dead. -
Lumber! Lumber ! !- Mr. GfecRGR
Goshes, of Patterson, bince his return
from the army, has resumed the Lumber
business. Ite will" keep constantly on
band Pine and Hemlock lumber, such as
Boards, Scantling. Plastering Lath,
ShinHes in short everything needed for
building purposes. Persons in want of
anything io his line can be supplied at
the shortest notice, and on fair terms.
Lumber delivered if desired.
Coons Our friend Dr. P. Hamlin
tho formerly practiced medicine in this
place and enjoyed an extensive practice,
whs attracted one day last week to a cer
tain spot in '.he woods near his residence
on the pike below town, by the Wking of
a little dog. When he came there he
fouud tio less than five Coons on a tree,
which he by the aid of his unerring rifle
soon brought to the ground. These are
the first coons we have heartl of being
killed this fall.
Free Lectures. The public are re
spectfully invited attend to attend i scries
of lectures, to be delivered in the Luther
an church, on the eveoing? of Wednesday
and Thursday, of this week, by Trof. J.
Delauney, of Philadelphia. These lec
tures,, which form a popular course of
Diviiiityl comprises the following sub
jects, viz : . .i
1. The Church of tho Catacombs.
2. The faith of her Martyrs.
S.Their victorious Testimony.
4. Their faith in Christ's Divinity.
5. Their view of the Resurrection.
0 Their peaceful death. . .
7. The post coostaarinb ehurch.
8. The Wealdenses before Luther,
&c, Sc. Come one ! Come all ! !
Who did not vote against the
Soldiers. We observed in a paper
published down town a few weeks ago a
fiat denial of the statement that the dem
ocrats votrf against the soldiers' right to
vote while in the army. We always pre
dicted that these men would be ashamed
of their work and would deny it when
those soldiers would come home, and the
prophesy is now fulfilled. In every town
ship aod borough and in every county in
the Siate the vote for the soldiers corres
ponded with the vote for Curtin and Lin
coln aod the vote against the soldiers cor
responded to that of Woodward and
McClellan. Let any. man take up the
return n compare tbe districts andcoun
ties and the disgraceful damning record
can not be rubbed out, denied or smoothed
over that tni Democratic party as a body
and with few individual exceptions did
their dirtiest to disfranchise our gallaci
soldiers and put them on a level with ne
groes, horses and things. ; There Js the
record gentlemen, you madejt yourselves,
we did not do it, its your work now face
the music, father your own children, and
take the disgrace of your treachery.
Delaware Welcomes Her return
ed Soldiers. A rich banquet was giv
en to the soldiers of Delaware township
on Saturday last. There was a full at
tendance of the war worn veterans, and a
large turn out of the soldiers friends.
A stand was erected, speeches delivered,
and a large Sinner cared for With an ex
cellent relish, .after .which the vets, and
their ladies, Including the young folks
generally had a grand romp. Everything
passed off pleasantly and to the general
J Mt;,fiictj011 of a present.
j literal share of the mind tbi
for the occasion. Thank you Ladies
you have not forgotten that an Editor is a
human being' and" has en occasional relish
for the finer delicacies oT life. For par
ticulars see communication . in annother
column.
Thr Editor Take to xJAili; Hav
ing occasYonlo remain in . Huntingdon
overnight, we were kindly invited by
Sheriff Johnson to his stone mansion,
where and with whom we spent a very i
pleasant evening and had a fine chat
Huntingdon county has few more, noble,
hearted citixens than Sheriff. Johnson.
. t&- The Democratic State Convention
of Ohio on Thursday nominated General
George W. Morgan for Governor and
Wm. Long for Lieutenant Governor.
The resolutions adopted were strongly in
favor of State rights, and opposed to ne
gro suffrage : :
Get Your Propertt Injured.
The cost of insurance is but a trifle, when
compared with the value of yonr proper
ty. A good . insurance Company is a
poor man's friend, and a rich man's sure
ty. If poor, and your house and con
tents are destroyed by fire, your all is
gone. You are thrown upon the tharities
of a cold arid heartless world.
The older tbe world gets, the leas
friendship and fraternal feeling, there
seems to be for each other.
We must ttand to a great extent
upon our own footing ; secure ourselves
from future want, work our own way
through the world. Depend not upon
the charity ot your neighbors, it is a
poor staff to lean upon. For a compar
ative few dollars, you can secure tbe value
of your house, your barn, your furniture,
your clothing, aod any other property in
case of lire. We would recommend to our
readers everywhere, the "Home" and the
Aetna." insurance companies. The,
fiirmnr lit New York, and the latter of
Hartford. Conn. They are both old es
tablished companies, and stand first among
insurance companies in the U. S. . They
are not on the mutual humbug principles,
you pay the amount ot premium at the
lime your policy is Made out, for one, two,
three or five years, as you wish ' and no
more until the expiration of the policy,
and then ouly in case you wish to renew.
It you wish to insure in a good reliable
company and at reasonable rates call or
address our young friend A. H. Weid
uian, at his Book store in Mifflin, Agent
for Home aud Aetna fire Insurance Com
panies. Democratic County Convention.
This delectable body of patriots assem
bled io the Grand Jury Room on Monday
last, and nominated their ticket. To
show the interest manifested by the "faith
fil" in the result it is only necessary to
state that Black Log, Milford and Tir
bett were hot represented. Christy called
the convention to order and Mr. Ard of
Spruce Hill was elected President.
Credentials were then presented by the
delegates. Mr. Banks of Fermanagh,
lost his (among his income returns doubt
less J and John Deitiich of Delaware,
who wis not a delegate, told Mr. Rowe
of l'atttrson, who was a delegate, to
movethat he be admitted without creden
tials, which was accordingly done. Greer
here suggested Jhe project of waiting for
the absent dc'efTitcs, aod be and Christy
aud others-who had no business in the
Convention went to the window fourteen
times to "see some," but couldn't. Final
ly the Convention proceeded with its work.
Mathew Clark, of Lack, was nominated
for Commissioner for the long term, and
Wm. Lngue, of Beale, for the short teriri.
Enoch Hording, of Fermanagh, was notn
ntted for Jury Commissioner, J. W. Al
len, of Beale, for Surveyor, and Albert
Gray, of Delaware, for Auditor. R- E.
Parker, of Miffltntown, the rcan who
deals alternately in dry goods and water
melons, was nominated for Treasurer.
Mr. Carman, of Delaware, had the kind
cess to move that Parker be ehelrd
unanimously, which was agreed to ; but
we desire to say that there are several
huodied persons in the county who . will
enter their protest in October. David
Ua'nks, of Fermanagh, was nominated
for Assembly. A series of resolutions, j
previously proposed by Greer, denouncing
the Government, and protesting against j
the elevation of the negro to an equality j
icith tlwm, (they must have a high opin
ion of themselves,) were read and adopt
ed, after which the Convention adjourned
tine die.
PATTERSON
MAk&STS.
FLOUR,
Spjier, i bbl. $6 50
Extra, 6 75
Fancy- . 8 CO
Bye, ewt. 8 00
Buckwheat, 4 00
MARKETINGS.
Butter, prime g lb 25
Butter, in rate 16
Lara, 25
Tallow 12
Eggs, f dox 20
Corn Meal, 1 to
rOKK,
GRAIN,
Re J Wheat bu 1 50
White tfbet,... 1 65
Rye 1 40
Barky,... . 1 00
Corn , , 00
Buckwheat, ... ... 1 00.
Oats - 45
SEEDS,
Clover, bus" 12 00
Timothy. 8 50
Flax, . 2 00
Hungarian,.... 60
Hogs, cwt 15 00
Ham. V lb 25
Sides & Shouldets 16
BEEF, '
Fore qr, cwt 9 00
Hind qr, .. 10 V)
-MOLTRY.
Chicken's, ) pair 50
Ducka, , 40
Geese, 1 00
Turkeys, 2 00
. COAL, ton
Treventon stove 8 00'
DRIED F11U1T,
do . Egg 8 60
Apples, bu
Peaches, " qt".
Cherries.......
Currents, ....
Blackberries,
Elderberries,
POTATOES,
New Irish, bu
Sweet
50
Sunbury stove 8 0
3 50
12
10
8
; 6
75
3 00
do . ten ' o bo
Chestnut.......
. 7 00
5 50
. 3 75
. 3 00
. 4 00
10 DO
. 8 00
Pea.
Mixed,...
WOOD,
Oak
Hickory,..
HAT,
Timothy,
VARIETIES,
Apples, I? bu 1
Onions, ........... 1
White. Beans,-. 2
Beeswax, lb
Soap",' dry
Candles .i-.u-. .. .
Wool, washed...
25
00
50
45,
m
13.
60
5
Clover,..,
Retailed Articles.
Coal Oil gal 90
Salt, TR sack .3. 60
ri&stcr, V. torn 10 00
Sails ..- 6 00,
JUMATA SENTINEL
Bags,.
In advance 2 00
Cerrejted ' weekly by J- B.' M.- Tono-
MAJtlUED
It it not food that man tkould be aJoit.QeaJ2.-18
tfrSte U4 by". D. yrtXtif Is Mr.
Cyras liaradith,: of Wlker townahip, and
Mfss Rebeeea J. McElroy, of Delaware town
ahip, Juni ata county, Pa. ... , r
VTAlfTED.
-0
Situation as Clerk In a store by a young
inari of reapectbililr.
The best of reference given,
tion apply at this office.
Aug. 23, '65. . ' ' .''
Forinfonfla-
OF
0-
PART WER8HTP.
THE PARTNERSHIP . HERETOFORE
existing between the firm of Wilso n &
Bros, and trading in the MarofajmtU bus
iness was dissolved, by mutual consent on the
lrjtfa of August 18C5. , All persons, indebted
to said Arm are requested to make immediate
payment and thereby save trouble.
WILSON b BROS. -The
business will be continued at the old
stan I in the name of
L. WILSON 4 CO.
Aug. 23,'65
Insurance Company of New York
cask . Capital - Two Million Dollars,
Assets 1st Jaa'r. 1865
Liabilities,
3,765,503,42.
77,901,52
THE '"IlfrME" is an old, well establish
ed and reliable company. No premium
note. No assessments. It insures all kinds
of property or goods, for any length of lime,
paying promptly in case of loss by fire. Ap
plications solicited and policies issued by
A. U. WEIDMAN,
Agent at Mit&intown, Pa. .
STRAY HOC.
CAME TO THE RESIDENCE OF THE
subscribers residing in Fermanagh town
ship, Juniata County, Pa. on or about tha 1st
of July last a white shoal withont any spots
or marks and supposed to be about a year
old. The owner is requested to come forward
proTe property pay charges and tiki it away,
otherwise it will be disposed 0- according to
law.
W. II. KURTZ
REUBEN MOlSt.
Aug. 23-3t.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between the un
dersigned, trading under the nnie of Mans
bach aud Vaoormer, in the Merchantile bus
iness, was dissolved on the 7th day of Au
gust, 1860. All persbns indebted to the said
firm are requested to max immediate pay
ment to James N. Vanormer, an" thereby
save cost. : ,.
A. 5.IANSBACH
J. N. VANORMER.
Mifflintown, Aug. 16-3t.
MEDICAL
. . . 0-
CABDi
DR. 8. O. KJEMPFER, (late army sur
geon) htTing located in Mifflintown, tend
ers his professional services to the citizens o
this place and surrounding country.
Dr. K. having had eight years experience
in hospital, general, and army, practice, feels
prepared to request a trial from those who
may be so unfortunate as to need medical at
tendance. ''
He will be found at Will s Hotel at all
hours, except when professional engagad.
July 22, 1865.
REYNOLD'S OElO PUMP.
Something Xetc, and a Valuable inven-
titin for the reoju.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHAS
ED the right for Juniata county, to ell
the above named valuable Pump, desires
to call public attention to tbe same. It- is
tbs first and ouly Double Acting Pump in ex
istence. . ,
This remarkable DumD has attracted, tbe
attention andreceired the approval of sientifio
men til over the country.
I vill exhibit it at tbe Hotel ot a. -u .
Thompson, Mifflintown, Pa., with wnom' or
ders may be left in my absence. "
JU11. LUU.
public Sale
OF
IBOV JLBTD POSTi).
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, in Borough or Mif
flintown, on
WEDNESDAY) SEPTEMBER 6TH, 136,
ti.a mnJerial eomnnfltiiJ? the old fence, con
sisting of about THRE2 TONS OF IRON,
AND A LARGE NUMBER OF LOCUST
POSTS. The Iron is of a superior quality.
(round bars, most of them 16 feet Ung, ana
1) inches in diameter.) and as good as new.
Th Posts are sound, and m an excellent
staie of preservation. The iron and post
wHl be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Per.
no. ir-nt of either ; of the above articles
will find it to their advannage to attend tnis
Bale. - . '
Aug. 9-65. A. J. UKKEK, UltTK.
TAX-PAYERS,
TAKE NOTICE.
The annual list of United States Taxes is
mule un on LICENSES. ISCOME, on CAR
RIAGE3, SILVER PLATE, and all unpaid
Monthly Lists are bow due and payable
follows: ' ..
JUMATA COUNTY will be attended to by
John MeLaaghltft, L'tiputy, at Pomroy's Store,
Reals iwb.. Thursday. Aaeust 24; S. Buck's
Store. Perrnsville. -Friday. August 25 ; A
s..Ji Hotel Mifilntowa. Saturday, Aug.
ofi? E A. M.rrrita' Hotel. UcAllstersville,
T..utitT. in, 2: Richfield. Aug;. 30: Sher-
mer's Hotel, Thompsontown, Friday, Sepier-
l and at Morrow's HoteL East Water-
ford, Tuesday, Sepu 5.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
t ."11 ...wt tn Ttav at the times and
places specified, 10 per centum must be added
and collected. All raxes muo. -Government
fafids or its cqajTle,"t;, .
v;. n. oni.t.r.i,
Collector, 11th District, Fa.
INJCHOfSaTOTV'N.
TCST opened in the New flora Room onder
J the Odd Fellow. Hall-, ia Thompsons...
uuemn uiB iTCw ruin AWUt wmw
Juniata county. Pa., well aelteted and ele
gant assortment of Dry uooos, consisting in
partof :
vH- .Ladies. Dress Goods;
Such as Delaines,. Challjes, Lusters, Alpacoaa,
al wool Delaines, Shepertt Plaid Lawtis, bad
a full assoriment of Ladrea' White and Faney
Goods, and a large assortment of 8tple
Constantly on hand' and for safe eheip- for
CASH,' by -'; '; "' ".
- : R. H.: WRIGHT.
Alfiio, GENTLEMAIfS CLOTHING EMPO
RIUM, in the same building. An elegant
assortment ' of ready made Clothing for
Mea and Boys, consisting ip part of Fancy
Frock Coats, Dress Coats, PaWs. Tests Draw
ers, Collars, Undershirts, Handkerchiefs,
Data & Caps, Boots & Shoes,
And everything unsually found in a first class
Gentleman's Fumwhing Store.
Fancy Goods of all. kinds. Ladies' Gait
ers and Balmoral Fine Shoes, for Misses- and
Children, Carpets and Oil Cloth, ic, Alse,
a good stock of -- - - -t.r--
-. - Groceries, Queens ware, - , -
Hardware and Cutlery, Drugs. Oila! Painta,
and all sueh articles as are usually found ia a
country store. ;
Tbe highest prices paid for country product
Goods-sold at small profits, for Cash. '
Call and examine nty slock and see
for yourself, as 1 ant always ready to wait on
customers, just rbeve the Square at Wright's
Cheap Cash Store and CloUiing emporium,
Thompsontown, Pa. " ' n '
Aug. 16, 1865. P.. K. FRIGHT.
: CM. HOOP SKIRTS 62.
VJ HO PUSS'
"OWN MAKE" OF HOOP SKIRTS,
are gotten up expressly to meet the wants of
FIRST CLASS TBADI. - -'-
They embrace a complete assBrtnlsnt of
all the new and desirabls Styles, Sizes and
Length, for Ladies' Misses' and Children, and
are superior to all others mads in point of
Symmetry, Finish and durability ; being
made of the finest tempered English Steel
Springs with Linen finished Covering, and
having all the nietalic fastenings immovably
secured, by improred machinery.. They re
tain their Shape aad.'tlacticity to tha last,
and are waebavte? to give bhtiii satis
faction. '
Also, eonstantlv in receipt of full lines of
good Eastern. Made SKIRTS, at very low
Prices. SKIRTS Made to Order, Altered
and Repaired. WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
at manufactoby aniJ.SAJ.s Room,. :
No. 623 ARCH Street, above 6th.,
PHILADELPHIA.
2, Terms Cash, One Patcx Oxlv 1
Aug. 18, '65.
NEV SrllRT FOR 1865-6.
The Great invention -of the Aft In
HOOP SKIRTS;
J. W. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLRX
ELLIPTIC (or double) SPRING SKIR
THIS INVENTION consists of Dcrux (or
two) Ellhttic Pdbb Revised Steel Spbisqs,
ingeniously fct-aMed tightly aud firmly togeth
er, edge to edge, making the toughest, n.ost
flexible elastic and durable Spring ever used.
They seldom bend or break, like the Single
Springs, and consequently preserve their per
fect and beautiful shape more than twice as
long' as aay Single Spring Skirt that Ever has
or Can be msde.
The wonderful flexibility and great ooin
fort and pleasure to any Lady wearing the
Duplex. Elliptic Skirt will be experienced pais
ticularly in all crowded Assemblies,- Operas,
Carriages, Railroad Cars, Church Pews, Arm
Chairs, for Promenade and House Dress, as
the Skirt can be folded when in use to occupy
a small place as easily aiij conveniently as a
Silk or Muslin Dress- , ,
A Ladv having Enjoyed tbe Fleasu-e, Com
fort and Great Convenient of weiring the
Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for a single
day will never afterwards willingly dispense
with their use. For Children, Misses, and
Young Ladies they are superior to all ot hers.
THE nt)0P3 are covered with 2 ply double
twisted thread and will wear twice as long as
the Single yarn covering which is used on all
Single Steel Hoop Skirts. The three bottom
ronnds on every Skirt are also Double SteeL
and twice or double covered to prevent tbe
covering, from wearing oft the rods when drag
ging down stairs, stbrie steps, &c, 4c. which
they are constantly subject to when in use.
All are made of the new and elegant Cord-
id Tapes, and are the best quality in every
part, giving tbe wearer the most graceful and
perfect sbape possible, and are unquestiona
bly the ligheat, most desirable, comfortable
and economical Skirt ever made. ' '
WESTS' BRADLEY A CARY,. PROPRIE
TOR? of the Invention, and SOLE MANU
FACTURERS, 97 CHAMBERS, and 79 A 81
READE STREETS, New-York.
FOR SALE iri ell first-class Stores ia this
City, and throughout the United States and
Oanada, Havana de Cuba, Mexico, South
America, and the West Indies.
BC&,I.sqcire roB the Duplex Elliptic! (ok
double) Spkiso Skirt.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valnable Eitatel
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
at public outcry; on the premises in Mil-
ford township,' Jusiata county. Pa , three
miles from Mifflintown on the road leading is
Johnstown on - -j .- '
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. j6Sf
TBB roLLOWISO REAL 19TATE PROPXBtV, TO WIT!
A tract of land aituated as above stated
and adjoining lauds of Moses Kelly, "William
Sterrett, John P- Kelly and others and con
taining about , -
9
And 112 perches, about 175 of which -ara
cleared and under good cultivation, being
good limestone land, and the balance being
timberland.
The improvements consist of a TWO STO
RY STONE DWELLING HOUSS.Bank Bare.
Corn Crib, and other outbuildings. .. Also a
tenant House. There is a good spring of wa
ter near the House, and also running water
on the farm. The tract is one of the best aad
most pleasantly located farms in the county.
, Any person desiring to view the aborj
property can.caif on Mr. Joseph Funk, raid
ing on the premises.
SALE to aommenoe at 1 o'clook, P. M. aPi
said day when attendance will be given and
terms mad known by ,
" - , . j. -
Aogtitt 9, '65:
ALEXv.SPEDDY,
RESPECTrULtT offers Sia erTiceaWthe'
rjublia of Juniata eoant-.- Having had a
lIllJX IZI
r .... - i
Crying, be feels confident that he can render .
irenera! Satisfaction.- He caa at all times be .
consulted at his residence ia Mlffilntowayr Fa.l
Aug.: 16, I860. .- v - r-"- : -.
ESTATE NOTICE - - .
Ettatt of Lefderd Hauyhatcout, dtcA ;
Notice ia hereby given that tatters "of Ad-i
oiinietratorofth estate of Lefford Haughai
wont 1st of FsyvMe aownabiy, 4eeMd. bava :
been grantwt to th uadersiirawt nMI '
tbe me township. . All persona knowio
themaelves indebted to said estate arc request
ed to matt Immediate pay men t and those hav.
iog claims will please present them duly au
thenticated for settlement. ' arl
.- - - SAMUEL LEONARD, - .s
Aug. 0. '65,-6t. ' Admmutrau.2
ESTATE NOTICE r.' . .. . .
EttaU of tnae RMman, iee'i... .ri
Notice is hereby given that letters of Testa? i
aeqtary o the cstaM of laaae SoHman late of
Mifflintown, deceased, have been granted tfl
the ! andertigned residing ia I Ferman igh
towaship: : All persons knowing them.;
elve indebted to said estate are requested to -make
to immediate payiieat and those bav- ;
ing claims witl-tlase present them duly au
thenticsted for settlement. '
' JOSEPH ROTHROCK-
Aug. 2, 1865-6C SxKutor. .
ESTATE NOTICE ' .
Etta f 6 BenJ. Voder, dee' d.
Notice is hereby given that letters of Testa-
uentary on tbe estate of Benj. Toder, Tati
of Delaware township, deceased, have been ,
granted to the nndersrgned residing in tho
same township. All persons knowing them- -'
selves indebted to said estate are requested to':'
make immediate payment and those having
claims will please present them duly authen
tics.te4 for settlement. " ' . " 1
. JONAH YODER.' -'
Aug.2-6t. -Ezetulor.
TESTATE NOTICE-.
F,lnt, lit WlL
AJ Estate of Huliam vunn ate a, .
Notice is hereby given that Letters of Ad "l
ministration on the, Estate of Wm. ' Dunn lata
of Fayette township, dee'd, have been grant - -ed
to the andersigned of Walker towp. Al
persons knowing themselves indebted io said
estate are requested to make immodiate pay- -ment,
and those having claims will pleasn
present them duly authenticated for settle-,
meet. :'
July 26-6t. SAMUEL DUNN, Adut'r.
CITY HOTEL, Corner of Market and Rail
road Streets, opposite the Railroad Depot
H ARISE UK U, rA .
VjoaTerms as moderate atose of any ll -telin
the Sity. : WM. O THOMPSON-
DYSPEPSIA.
CURE WARRANTED -
Dytfepna hat thefollovir.y Symf'omt :
1st. 1 constant paia cr uneasiaeaa at Ike
pit of the stomach.
2d. Flatulence and Atldity. -- "
3d. Costiveness and Loss of Appetite.
4th. Gloom and Depression of Spirit.
5th. Diarrhoea, with griping.
6th.- Pain ia all parts, of tha system. '
7th. Consumptive Symptoms and Palpita
tion of the Heart.
8th. Cough, with Phlegm in the Throat.
9th. Netvous Affectiou, and waal ot Sleep .
at night.
10th. Loss of Appetite aad Vomiting
11th. Dizziness, Dimness of Visit ' aaa -Loss
of sight. - '
12th. Headache and Stajgerinjia walking,
with great Weakness.
Out of the thoiisanrtg of eases ef Dyspepsia1
that have used Dr. Wishart's Great American
Dyspepsia Pills, not one of them has failed f ,
Jperfect cure. We warrant a cure in ernry
case, no matter if of twenty years' standing.
Sold by all druggists everywhere, and at Dr.
Wishart's Office, No. 10 N. Second street. Pit.
adelphia Pa. Allexaminations and'coasulta
lions free o: charge. Send for a circular
Price $1 fer box. Seat by mail, freeofobarge -
on receipt of money. . -
Dyspepsia, Dyspepsia, Dyspepsia.-
I, Elizabeth Braxsox, of Brady wine, Del.
formerly of Old Chester, Del., do certify that.
for one year and a half I suffered everything
but death from that awful disease called Dys
pepsia. My whole system was prostrate with
weakness and nervous debility - I could not
digest my food; if I ate even a cracker or the .
smallest amount of food, it would return just
as I swallowed it ;' I became ao costive in my '
bowels that I would not have a passage inlet
than from four eS-i oft? n eight days ; under
this immense suffering, my mind seemed en
tirely to give way. 1 had dreadful horror and
evil forbedings. I thought everybody bated
me, and I hated everybody ; I could not bear '
ory husband nor my own children, everything
appeared to be horror stricken to me: I baa
no ambition to do anything; 1 lost all my leva
of family and home ; I would tambleand wan
der from place to place, buf c?uM not be eon.
tented I felt that 1 was doomed to hell, aad
that there was no heavenf or me, and was cftea .
tempted to commit sifsiuj; . eb near was my
whole nervous system destroyed, and also my ,
mind, from that awful complaint, Dyspepsia, '
that my fricads thought best to hav me placed
ni Dr. Kirkbride's Hospital. West Philadel
phia. I remained there nice weeks, aad
thcught I was little better, but io a few days
my dreadful complaint was raging as bad aa
ever. Hearing of the wonderful cures per
formed by Dr. Wishart's Gieat American Dys- -
pepsia Pills and his treatment for Dyspepsia,
my husband called on Dr. Wishart and stated
mrcase to him. He said be had no douhi t
could cure me. So in three days after I cared
and placed myself under the Doctor'!. tat
ment, and in two weeks I began to. digest my
fond, and felt that my disease was giving way.
and continued to recover 'for about t'ur.
months, and at the present time leDjoy par -feet
health of body aad mind, anil I most sin-,
eerely return my thanks to a meiciful God .
and Pr. Wishart, and to his great American
Dyspepsia Pills and Pjne Treo Tar Cordial .
that saved me from an Insan Asylum and .
tfremature grave. All persons suffering with
Dyspepsia are at liberty to call on me ct l
write, as I am willing to do all the good I eaa
for suffering hilmanity. Elizabeth BaAxsoK,
i Brandy wine, Del., formerly of Old Chesteri
Delaware county. Pa. , . ,.-.
JJr. Wishart's Office, . 10 North Sead
tract, Philadelphia. , . .
The above are w among the thnusaada
which this irof.t remedy has saved from aa un- '
timely grave, , u -- .- '
We hav thousands of letters from physi
oiaas and druggists, who have prescribed aad -sola
these me iicine, saying that they have v-
er usd r sold a medicine which gav saeK
universal satisfaction.'
k Prepared nly by the preprMtor, :
"r. C. TTUbart,
No. 10 North Second Street,
.,. .. u-. Phna4'riis Tisz't -.' -Zrli
all 4raf5!8s. -' -'