fc Initiate Stntit.fl.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, September C, !S6C
'BE JUST AMD FEAR NOT.'
TOW!! A.SD COVMTRY.
"SssTtML. Osiri wall u rest:'
Eltrail hgilaiw is the Trice of Liberty"
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ON AND
after Monday, May 2S, 1865, Passenger
Traini will leave Mifflin Sta!'a!i as Tollotti :
EASTWARD. .
Philadelphia Express.. 12.43, A. M.
fFast laic.. . 5.41, A.. M.
Day Express.'. '.. 11.21, "A. M.
KUsbg.A. Erie Mail... 11.12, P. M.
Mail Train 3.45, 1 M.
, WESTWARD.
PittsbgA. Eric Mail.... 3 27, A. M.J
f Baltimore Express 4.59, A. M.
Philadelphia Express.. 5.38, A. M.
Fust Line 5,58, P. M.
Mail Train ;.. 3.53, P. M.t
t Emigrant Train 10.07. A. M-Jj
JAMES NORTH, Agt.
Siily except Suudav. irai'y except Monday.
i Slop at Perrysvflle at, 11:23 (if flsged)
il.SO 3;S1 Stop it Tuowpsontown at
1I.4U. 4:1: .....
, Stop at rerryavi'.te at 3J9 (if , flagedl
350:34. j Thoinpsuatown at 8.230:00
if fleged.)
Premium List. The premium list
for '.he Agricultural Fair will appear j
next week.
Valuable Lam for. Sale. Wc
call attention again to the valuable farm
lor sale in Milford township, by Wm. R
t'oineroy. Now is the chance for a Gne
faun.
Sapdlt.rt. Capt. Cornelius McClel
!in having returned from the army has
sgain fpcncd out in the Saddle and Har
ness liusiDess. He is prepared to
make and mend and do his work in the
v'rry Vert. Wanner. Ci!l upon hin and
examine his work.
firs Ott. We had our first experience
n rail road accidents lust week up near
Scranton. " The car we wcro in run some
J0 yards on the tics and gave us some
rough staging." Some were terribly
frightened, nobody was hurt, but all glad
to' get ct so well. One man accused us
r.y pulling the bell rope, about the time
the cars stopped, is if the engineer did
hot know what was. up. A half grown
pirl stood in the aisle for sevcial minutes
after the train stopt, quakinz with tremor
and yelling most violently, "Oh, where's
r'y carpet sail: ?"
Ssvokr's Bears We dropt into
"vunkel's Celebrated L'rug Store in ilvr
risburj; the other day, when our young
friend Kunkcl, who purchased Snyder's
?Vars some months ago, made us a present
with a pottle of the real, geuuiue, simon
bix'c ' Bear's Oil." It is almost impossi
I le to 6ud real bear's oil in market, so
that if any one wishes a good article let
fhem send to Kunkcl's tor it. It is a
very different article frcm ''the scented
extract of flitch" nsifal'y sold tnicv the
ramc name. ..
"Solu." The other day when Bailey's
circus wag performing at Lcwisbuig, the
constable of that town arrestod Mr. Mel
vjlo, who personated 'Pete Jenkins,'' when
that individual entered" the ring, "fb.3
constable believed him to be a real drunk
ard, and made the arrest to' prevent a dis
turbance of the performance ! ThS, Cir
rus company, had considerable trouble to
convince the officer that he had arrested
one of their one men while iu ,the per
formance of his duties as "Pete Jen
kins." I.MrKRTiXENT. One of the most dc.
cidedfy impudent dogs we ever met, stept
across our path at Downingtowa last wcekj
as we wef'e going to the city to a meeting
of the State Central Committee. When
the cars stopt we went into the eating
room, got a cup of coffee, put in the en
gar and cream we wished, lifted it off the
counter, when 6ome lopcarctf boor took
hold of it declaring it was his of course
we did not give up, but were sorry after
wards fn'at we did not throw it into his face
and thus teach him a lesson in tranters.
Soxd Oct. We are sorry tliat out
frien'd Burnite has sold' out his ,Photo
graph Gallery in Harrisburg. Bst we
are glad that the new firm have secured
Reuben T. Applebau'gh to continue as
chief Clerk. No picture establishment
"n the land ever enjoyed a better reputa
tion or rose more rapidly in' public fat or.
It rose from a small concern to a rival o
all the others put together. It enjoyed
large patronage along the .Tuoiuia Valley
wjku i due to the cleverness of Pro
tVtor Applebaugh as much as to the
erj c-rnor piofy, fumigiiP by th ea I
The Sale of Government Mules in
Philadelphia, will be suspended, until
Wednesday, Sept. 20, on which day, and
every Wednesday and Saturday thereafter,
until further notice
The Sale of 100;
sales each of these will be continued.
o'cRT.-Aostponement of the two
cases against the Pa R. ft. Co. and the
one against Jas. North has curtailed What
was considered a big Court. ()ur people
have been favorably impressed with J edge
Fisher of York who presided during the
sickness of Grsham. In consequence
some people have been amused at some
things.
Horse Thief Gobbled Up.-A young
man by the nanie of Jacob Irwin Marks,
of Juniata county, stole a horss and bug
gy in Cumberland county, brought them
to Shamokin Dam, and sold the horsft to
John Wendt aid the buggy to Mr. Ker
stctter. He has been arrested and taken
to Carlisle for trial.
t& The apple crop is a failure will
be short. In anticipation of this let every
farmer, every fruit grower save all he cati!
Kvery apple not kept for Winter use. or
used in the family should be dried, for
they will be in demand, and at high prices.
Ml the aids and substitutes should also
be husbanded, to, taffetas place of. apples
next Winter. Bottle, or otherwise put
up, all the peaches, pears, and toma'oes
you can. They will come in use.
Horse Pun Off. Our young friend
Janie& ji. Wilson, living above toivn met
with quite an accident on Friday last.
lie was coming to town on horseback,
and when at the red rock above towa the
beast took fright at a small dog, threw
him off, one foot remaining in a etirnp,
he was dragged down to the grave .yard
where "Sallie Myers" caught the horse,
and he then let go the rein which' he
somehow held all tha while and loosened
his Toot. He was severely cut and bruis
ed about his head, limbs and body, ne
was carried hoit5e where .We ere glad to
say he is rapidly recovering.
With the WopL On-, Thp following
receipt is given for tailing sheep skino
with the wool on : Take one Ublespoon
ful of alum and two of saltpetre; pul
verize well and mix together thoroughly.
Sprinkle this powder upon the flesh side
of the skin and fold together with the
wool out": hang up in a dry place. In
two or three oays, as soon as dry, . take
down, scrape the flesh side with a b'liict
edged knife till clean. This completes
the process. Such skins make czctllsct
saddle fCvers.
A Good Sewixo Machine. Many
of our readers remember of seeing the
ire(" Snriny Machine advertised in the
Sentisel. We are happy to state S. W.
McCIcllan of Harrisburg ha an agency
for it and has it on exhibition at the Jew
elry Store of his brother in tiiis place
any persons desiring can call to see it
during this week. They are simple in
their csirctrnction throughout, easily un
derstood, and readily adjusted, being in
this respect far superior to any other ma
chine. They Stitch, Hem, Braid, Fell,
Cord, Bind and Gather without Baisting. '
They ne'rer drop Stiches if the needle is
rightly set.
our fs-uilv.
We have th'ii machiiid in
Tickets bt Telegraph, Wc had
often heard of the ignorant democrats of
Berks County, of their voting for Jack
son every year, and letting Clymer lead
then by the nose, ancf we always suppos
ed the stories exagerated. But wa have
had reason to cha'rjge cur mind. Last
week wc tarried at Marysville a few min
utes add were' in the office talking to
Lieut. Pavid Gieb, when a man , came
itf and wantof to send a dispatch and two
rail road ticket to Reading by Telcgragh.
lie was an old man and appears to have
bought the tickets for sooe friends before
he left hcrc'o, which friends did tot fliake
the train so he theught he would Tele
graph" them back. We bet he votes for
Jackson, Clymer, and a clean democrat
ic ticket'.
Eed Beaded Jim Broke Oct in a
New Place. As we were coming' down
3rd Street in Harrisburg the other day
we saw the letters " JA'MES ftcCLEL
LA,X" very nicely painted on the sidoway.
We commenced to wonder whether it was
our Jim, and concluded to step in and
see the color of the head of the estab
lishment. To our surprise we found our
friend HolUopple end several other Ju
rnata boys just in the act of lighting their
cigars- at Jim's flaming red hair. We
went in and after having a pleasant chat
and a good time generally have this re
commendation to make, viz : If any of
our readers go to narrisbnrg shd get
hungry (as we always do) let them call
around to see Jim in his Saloon on Third
Street above Market, opposite the "Pa
triot anu Union" office, where he keeps
me very best ot oysters. A'c. ace. Cipe-
c;alry the and o forth.
PATTERSON
MARKETS.
it
FLOUR, I MARKETINGS,
Super, bbl. $6 60
Extra 6 75
Butter, prime f lb 25
Butter, 2 h rata 15
Lard, 25
Tallow 12
Eggs. 18 do 20
PORK, '
Hogs. IP cwt 15 00
Ham, It) 25
Sides & Shoulders 16
BEEF,
Fore qr, 1$ cwt 9 00
Hind qr 10 00
POULTRY,
Chickens, 1 pair 60
Ducks, 40
(Wen,... 1 00
Turkey 2 00
COAL, ton
Fancy, 8 60
lUFFL IXTO IttT ASJ
Rye, cwt. 3 00
Buckwheat, 4 00
Corn Meftl,... 1 75
GRAIN,
Red Wheat 1bu 2 00
White Wheat,... 1 90
Rye 1 40
Barley,... I 00
Corn, CO
BuckirLcat 1 00
Oata, 46
SEEDS,
Clover, TJJ bus 12 00
Timothy. 3 50
FlaS.. ...... 2 00
Hungarian,.... 80
DRIED FRUIT,
Apples, bu 2 50
Peaches, " qt 5 50
Cherries....... 12
Cnrrenta, 10
Blackberries, 8
Elderberries, C
POTATOES,
New Irish, bu 75
Sweet 3 00
VARIETIES,
Apples, bu I 25
Onlonn, I 00
White Jieaoa,... 2 50
BeesKax, "i3 !t 45
Soap, dry 10
Candles 18
Wool, washed...- tiO
Rags, 5
Corrtcted weekly
Treventon stove 8 00
do Egg 8 50
Sunbury stove 8 00
do Egg ( 60
CkBSUiut.......
1 00
5 50
3 75
Fes,
Mixed
WOOD,
Oak
Hickory,..
HAY,
Timothy,
10 00
. 8 00
Clover,..-..
Retailed Articles.
rjcal Oil $ gal - 90
Salt, sack 3 50
Plaster, $) ton 10 00
Nails - 6 00
JUNIATA SENTINEL
In advance $2 00
J- B. M. Todd-
PiiiLADErriiiA Markets. Flour
S7.25 7.75 Superfine S8.00 8.75
for extra; 3 t 12 for fancy brands.
Rye flour and Corn meal il G.25
per lb. ,
Wheat. Red 82.05 () 2.10 old
Pennsylvania $2.15 2.20 Pennsylva
nia White S2.40.
Rte. 95c 105c.
Corn. 98c for yellow 95c for white.
Oats.-52c 57c. - ,
Clover Seed. 8 , 9.50.
Timothy Socl 54.25 4.50.
Flax Seed 53.00 per bu.
IN MEMMORIAM.
Wiikrxas, We the members of the Delaware
Literary Society, have heard with profound
regret, the announe cment that a worthy mem
ber of our Society, David Boger, fell a victim
to disease in a Southern prison, where the
fortunes of war placed hint in Common with
many others of our friends and brothers, amd
through the ir'yslerious working of an all
wiae Prcvidence, we have thereby b:en called
upon to morn hi untimely end.
Raolvti, That we bow in bumble submis
sion to the afflicting degree of Almighty God,
which has deprived u of an earnest and
promising member of this society, of one that
bid fair for future usefulness, and his rela
tives of a true and sympa'.hing friend.
Baohtd, iiat we commend the ffal rhicb
ho manifested, the bcr.esty cf purpose which
he everexhibted in the various duties devolv
ing upon htm whilst ho was s member with
us, to our members of to-day aa well worthy
Cf their imitation-
Raolved, That as a tribute of respect to
the memory of the deceased, these resolu
tions be spread upon the Journal of the Dela
ware Literary Society, and copies' tEere'c'f fur
nished the Editors cf otlr County papers for
publication.
P. L. CREENLEAF,
EAF, )
MAX. j
LIZZIE SEIBER, V Com.
TILLIB KAUFFM
DYSPEPSIA.
CURE WARKAlVrEft
Dytptpua has ihtfoliovmg Simptent :
1st. A constant pain cr uneasiness at lbs
pit of the stomach.
2d. Flatulence and Acidity.
3d. Cootiveness and Loss of Appetite.
4th. Gloom and Depression of Spirits.
5th. Diarrhoea, with griping.
6th. Pain in all parts of the system.
7tb. Consumptive Symptoms and Palpita
tion of the Heart.
8th. Cough, with Phlegm in taa Threat.
9th. Nervous Affection, and want Sleep
at night.., . ,.. i . I .
lOtb. Loss of Appetite and Tomitia
11th. Diiiiness, Pimnesi of Visit tad
LcS3 .of eight. i- ... .
J?tb. Headache and Staggering in walking,
with great Weakness.
Out of the thousands of cases of Dyspepsis
that have used Dr. Wishart's Great American
Dyspepsia Tills, not one of them has failed sf
Jperfect ..cure. Wt warrant a onre in every
ease, no matter if of twenty years' Standing.
Sold by nil. druggists everywhere, and at Ir.
Wishart's Gffi6e, Nc. 10 H. Second street, Pil
adelphia Pa. All examinations and consulta
lions tree of charge. 8end for a circular
Price Si per box. . Sent by mail, fret of charge
on receipt of money.
Dn Vi,bart's Great American Drepepr
sia Pills.
This i'b to certify that I have suffered for ten
years that dreadful complaint Called .dyspep
sia. I suffered much pain arid, distress, with
gloom and depression of spirits ; I wastreated
bv ciibt different physicians for my complaints
and at times was much better, but then the old
disease, dysjepsin, would return wth aa its
dreailfnl eelities, and my whole system was
faBt wasting away. In this aiek and debilita
te!! etate, I was banded a circular of Wisbart's
great. American Dyspepsia.Pills, and. Pine Tree
Tar Coidutl, wbiih g7e a correct description
of my sufferings, and determined to place
myself under the Doctor's care, and take bis
medicines. ' "
As soon aa I commeneed t he use of the mod
ine, I began to get better, and so J contined
three months, at which time I was perfectly
restored to health , I am to-day a well mn
Dr. Wishart, ! give you fhis csrtiqtate with a
grateful heart Ipr the benefit I hare. .received
from thcuae of your truly Woudeifuf hjedjeincs.
MaJ God bless you and preserve- jo.tfu'7
nsofuj life. for. many years. 1 would say to
every sick person who is suffering as J wis,
that my residence is No. 139 Richmond street
Philadelphia, where I will, take great delight
In giving testimony to the great power of Dr,
Wishart's medicines to cure.
. F. H. Am
Treparcd only by the proprietor. ,.
Or. L.Q. C. Wisliart,
No. 10 Norlh Second Street,
Philadelphia rena'a
Sold by all druggists.'
PUBLIC SAL E
OF
THutble Real Estate!'
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
at publie outery, on the premises in Mil
ford township, Juniata county, Pa., three
miles from Mifflintown on the road leading to
Johnstown on t
TUESDAY, OTEMBER 12. '65,
TBS rOLLOWIKO REAISSTATI PSOtlRTT, TO WIT:
A tract of land situated is above stated
and adjoining lands of Moses Kelly, William
Sterratt, John P- Kelly and others and cc
taining about
And 112 perches, about 175 of whioh are
cleared and ander good oultivation, being
good lideston land, and the balance being
limberlend. .
the iniprovements consist of a TWO STO
RY STONE DWELLING HOUSE, Bank Barn,
Corn Crib, aid 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 and
mCtt pleasattly located farms, in the eonnty.
Ac; 'pcrto'n desiring to fiew, the above
property cai call on Mr. Joseph Funk, resid
ine on the sremises.
SALE t eommence all o'clock, P. M. ef
said day wien attendance will be given and
terms maie known by ...
WM. R. POMEROT.
August 9, '60.
. . ' V At T) ABLE FARM . . . ;
For JBfctli2
THE ' UNDERSIGNED RESIDING IN
Bcale township, offers at private sale his
valuable Farm located in Spruce Hill town
ship, Juniata concty. Pa. about & miles West
ot I'errysvu;e ana toe ra. iv. n. nounae.1 oy
lands of James B. Okeson; ffilas Smith s
Heirs, James Fitzgearld aKi VE. Thomas,
and containing about
about li5 acre of which ara cleared and an
Jer good cultivation, being the very bestquol-
ity of Limestone land and in one Oder.
There is a good BANK BARN. DWELING
HOUSE and other out buildings on the prera
ises well watered and the woodland well
timbered. ...( . ......
For further inforisaifci persCts;en. cM
npon Thomas Meloy now living on the prem
ises or address the undersigned at Doyle's
Mills Juniata County, Pa.
WILLIAM OKESON
Aug. 23-3t.
ESTATE NOTICE
Kitatt of Leff'ilqrJ fayhawoutr-dte'd
Notice is ljereb given th'it letters of Ad
ministrator of the estate of Lefford Haugha
wout late of Fayette township, deceased, have
been grantea to the undersigned residing in
the same township. AH persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate pay men t and those hav
ing claims will please present them duly au
thenticated for settlement.
SAMUEL LEONARD,.
Aug. G, 't:5.-?t. tfnu'rtijrator.
ESTATE NOTICE
Eitate of Itaac Rullman, dee'd.
Notice is hereby given that letters of Testa
mentary on the estate of Isaac Rollman late of
Mifflintown, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned residing in , ferman igh
township. All persons... knowing them
selves indebted to said estate are requested to
make td imnxediittc payment- and those hav
ing claims will please present them duly au
thenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH ROTHROCK.
Aug. 2, 1805-61. Eztewtor.
ESTATE NOTICE
Eitatt of Btnj. Voder, dee'd.
Notice is hereby given that letters of Testa
mentary on the estate of Berij, to'dcri It'e
of Delaware township deceased, have been
granted to -the undersigned residing in the
sane township. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate are requested to
ntake immediate payment and those having
claims will please present them duly authen
ticated for settlement.
JONAH TODER.
Aug.2-6t. ExtcutoT.
7 ..
ESTATE POTICS
Estate of William Dunn deed .
Notice is hereby given that Letters of Ad
ministration on the Estate of Wm. Dunn late
of Fayette township, dee'd, have been grant
ed to the undersigned of Walker towp. Al
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate ate requested tc make immediate pay
ment, . and those , having claims will please
present them duly authenticated for settle
ment. , - .. i- .....
July 26-6t. SAMUEL DUNN, Adrr.'r
GOSLINGS
BRILLIANT, EASir SHINING,
Leather Preserving
A Composition of Neat's Fftot OH awfl pure
Ivory Black, intpftrttng. to ..BOOT and
SHOE LEATHER fhe softness and pliancy of
KID while with one -fourth the labor usually
employed in- the application of the ordinary
Blackings, it .produces a JET BLACK BN
AMJ. GLOSS, equalled only by Patent
Leather.
Bold Retail by all GROCERS AND SHOE
DEALERS. Orders received by American
Agency, 386 Broadway New York, and whole
saled at the
Mainfacturer'a Defotj .- ;
1&4 Reafi treef, S, T
Medici t
Card;
-o-
DR. S. O. KEMPFER, (late army snr
ceonl bavins located in Mifflintown, tend
ers his professional services to the citizens of
this plaice and surrounding country.
Dr. K. having had eight years expedience
in hospital, general, and army practice, feels
Preiared. to reauest a trial from those who
may be so unfortunate as to need fcedical at
tendance
. He will be found at Will's Hotel at all
hours, except when professional engag'ld.
July 22, 1865.
TO THE NERVOUS DEBILITATE AND
DE5P0.SirE.vr OF EQTH SEXES. A
great auifeeex having been restored to health
in a few days, after many years of misery, is
willinc to assist bis sufforinu fellow-creatures
by sending (free), on tne receipt ot a postpaia
adareseed envelope-, a copy oi me jarwm.n oi
cure employed. Direotto
JOHN M- DAGNALL.
Box 183 rst Office; BrooUin, N. Y.
'NEv'VjS
JEWELRY
STORE
TllK undersigned would respectfully
inform the eitisens of Mifflintown
and iriniiir. that he has ooened a Jew-I
elry Establishment on Main Street, Mifflin
town, in . Thompson's Hotel, third door from
the corer,-where he w'! keep consUnlly on
hand and at greatly reduced prices.
Gold and Silver Watches,
And a general variety of CLOCKS,' FINGER
JIINGS, BREAST PINS, EARRINGS. SOLD
PENS, and.REACJXS. SILVEa PLATED
WARE, Sf ECTACL58, together with a com
plete assortment of Fancy Goods.
aajATbe Irteairing ot Clock, WtlekM and
Jewelry promptly attended to, on short notice
and on very reasonable terms. .AIl,work war
ranted to give satisfaction. . T&e pubUo crs
respectfully invited to give a call. 1
THOMAS R. McCLELLAN.
Aug. 30, I8C5.
STRAY HOC.
CAME TO WE RESIDENCE OF THE
subscribers residing in Fermanagh town
ship, Juniata County,. !'. on or about the 1st
of Jury last a White shoat wittclU any. spots
oraiarks and supposed to 'be abeut a year
old. The owner is requested to eon-.e forward
prove property pay charges and take it away,
otherwise it will be disposed of according to
law. " .,
f. II. KURTZ
REUBEN MOIST.
Aug. 23-Ct.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
THE . PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between the firm of Wilso n &
BrcS. end trading in the Merahantile bus
iness was dissolved by mutual consent on the
16th of August 1865. Al persons indebted
to said firm are requested in mke immediate
payment and thereby save trouble. . ...
, WILSON & BR'JS.
The business will be continued at the old
stan 1 in the name cf
L. WILSON 4 CO.
Aug. 2a,'65
itEtSoiiis ohio pump.
Something Xew, and a Valuable inven
tion for the People.
rpHK SUBSCRIBER HAVlSb-iptRCttAS-Jl
ED the right for Juniata cor.nty, sell
the- above named valuable I'tSmp, desires
to oall public attehtioh to the same. It is
tbs first and only Double Acting Pump in ex
istenoe.
This remarkable pump bas attracted tbe
attention and received the approval of sientiac
men all over the country.
I will exhibit it at the Hotel of R. M.
Thompson, Mifflintown, Pa., with whoa or
ders may be left in ftj absar.re.
JOHN LESU.
rr"! - .. - r-
Public School Examinations.
Public examinations of teachers for the va
rious districts in Juniata County, will be
held as follows :
i At the gehool Hotise, in the borough ef Tat
terson, September 1,
At the School House, in trie borough of Per
rysville, Sept. 2f ; .
At Spruce 11.11 Schccl House, fsr Sptuce
Hill dirt. Se. 4.
At Lick School House, for Lack district.
Sept 6.
At M'Cullouch's Mills, for Tuscarora dis
trict, Sept. 7.
At Johnstown, for Beale district, Sept. 9.
- At Mexico, for Walker district, Sept. 11.
- At Thompsontcwn, for Delaware district,
Sept. 12.
At M'Alistersville, for Fayette district, Sep
tember 13.
At l'.ich field, for Monroe district, Sept. l-",
At Knouse's School House, for Susquehan
na district, Sept. 16.
At Thorns Cox' for Greenwood ',:trict,
Sept. 18.
At Locust Grove, for Milford district, Sep
tember 23. ,..-'- -
At MiiEin, for Fermanagh district. Sept. 5.
At ' for Mifflin borough, Sept. 26.
The examinations will begin at 9 o'clock
precisely It is hoped that applicants will bo
aresent at the time of opening No one will be
admitted into the class more than ba'f an. hau
fter9 o'clock ; this will be rigidly adhere
tO. , . -I ,
Eacti applicant .,s reoticr'.sJ lo Come pro
vided with pen, ink and at least three sheets
of 'paper f
No certificate averaging more than 3 will
be gratited, unless at the urgent request of
the board of directors ; nor a certificate in
which all the essential branches are not rep
resented. Directors will please attend to having tbe
house opened by 80'clcck A. M. Negleot of
this may put rne to great inconvenience.
M..B. ZIMMERMAN,
., ..County Supl, Juniata ccunty. Pa.
Perrysviue Auj. 8, '65-4t.
Insurance Company of New fork-
Cash Capital - Two Million Dollars.
Assets 1st Jan'r. 1M5
Liabilities, "
3,763,503,43.
THE "flftME" is an.old, weU establish
, ed and reliable company. No premium
nota. ilo assessments. , It . insures all kinds
of property or goodavfor any length of lime,
payibg promptly in case, ef loss by fire Ap
plications solicited acd policies issued by
;A. II. WEIDMAN,
- - . Agent at Mifflintown, P.
NOTICE-
THE undersigned have ? SStted and opened
out tbe
Oyster Saloon,
in MlFFLINTpWN, in tbe cellar under tte
Union Hotel, kept R. M. Tbempson, and so
licits -a portion of the publie patroness of
citizens and Soldiers. Gi-e us a eall and we
Will try and give anything in our line of busi
ness with gentility and promptness. ,
- " KIR AM COLE,
Aug. 30-3t. J. W. TECK.
Young Men Arouse. .
young .lady of eighteen years if age,
with" a good moral character, wishes to
A
open a correspondence with some young man
wi't a vj6w to muuai improvement
Address, -
CARRIE THOSNION.
5eliss Grove, Sryier co., la.
1 . IV Eft' STORE
iiN-TIIOMPSONTO WN.
j .
J CSX opened in the New Store Room under
the Otid Fellows Hall, in Thompsontowo.
Juniata county. Pa., a well sekcted and ele
gant assortment of Dry Goods, consisting in .
part of ,.; ,
Ladieo' Dress Goods,
Such as Delaines, Challies, Lusters, Alpaccas.
all wool Delaines, Sheperd Plnid Lawns, and
a full assoriment of Ladies' White and Fancy
Goods, and a large assortment of Sttple
DRY GOODS,
Constantly on hand and for sale cheap for
CASH, by '
R. II. WRIGHT.
Asb, (rESTLF.MAS'S CLOTHING EMPO
RIUM in the same building. An elegant'
assortment of ready made Clothing for
Med and Boys, consisting in part of Fancy
Frock Coats, Dress Coats, Pants. Vests Draw
ers, Collars, Undershirts, Handkerchiefs,
Hals Sc. Caps, Boots A. Shots.
And everything uhsually found in a first class
Gentleman's Furnishing Store.
Fancy Gocds Cf all kinds. Ladis" Gait
ers and Balmoral Fine Shoes, for Misses and
Children, Carpets and Oil Cloth, Ac, Also,
a good sjlock of .. - .-
Groceries, Queeiismare,
Hardware and Cutlery, Drugs, Oils, Paints,
and all such articles as are usually found in a
country store.
The highest prices paid for country produce
Goods sold at small profits, for Cash.
Call and examine tny stock and see
for yourself, as 1 am always ready to wait on
customers, just above the Sqnare at Wright's
Cheap Cash Store and Clothing Emporium.
Thompsontown, Pa.
Aug. 18, 1865. R. H. WrkIGHT.
629. HOOP SKIRTS 62-S.
HOPIISS'
"OWN MAKE" OF HOOP SKIRT. .
ar gott'ec tsb'enpressly to meet the wants of
riBST CLASS THAtX.
They embrace a eomplete assortment ef
all the sew and dbsikabli S'yles, Sizes and
Length, for Ladies' Misses' and Children, and
are superior to all others mads in point of
Symmetry. Finirh and durability ; being
made of "the finc't tempered English Steel
Springs with Linen finished Covering, asl
having all fhe tr.etalic fastenings immovably
secured, by improved machinery. They re
tain their Shape aad Elacticity to the last,
'and are waHhantkd to give its si. savis
vaitios. Also, constantly in receipt of full lines of
good Eastern Made SK1KTS. at very lew
Prices..- SKIRTS Made to Order, Altered
and Repaired. WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
at siasctactort and Salks Room,
No. 628 ARCH Street, above Gtfc ,
PHILADELPHIA.
tfm Tirms Cash, Usi Taxes Osvr : ,
Aog. 18, '65.
iNEW SKIRT FOfi lse-s-e.
Tbe Great invention., of the Ape In-
HOOP SKIRTS.
j. W. BRADLEY'S' New Patent Dt'PLKX
ELLIPTIC (or double) SPRING SKIRT.
-THIS IN VENTION ecntists of DcriRX (or
two) Elliptic Pm? Rr:?tLP Stkil Srai.vos,
ingeniously braided t'gHtly aud firmly togeth
er, edge to edge, making the toughest, n.ost
flexible eiaa'lc and durable Spring ever used.
They seldom tend or break, like the. Single
Springs, and consequently preserve their per-,
feet and beautiful shape more than twice a
long as any Single Spriug Skirt that Ever has
or Can be made. ...
The wonderful flexibility and great com
fort and pleasure to any Lady wearing the
Puplex Elliptic Skirt will be experienced par
ticularly in all crowded Assemblies, Operaa,
Carriage, Railroad Cars, Church Pews, Arm
Chairs, for Promenade aa4 House Dress; as
the Skirt can be folded when in me to occupy
a small place as easily and conveniently as a
Silk or Muslin Dress-
A Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure. Com
fort and Great Convenience of westing tbe
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 others.
THE ntiOPS are eovered with 2 ply double
twisted thread and will wear twice as lonz as
the Single yarn covering which is used on all .
Single Steel Hoop Skirts. The three bottom
rounds on every Skirt are also Double Steel,
and twice or double covered to prevent the
covering from wearing off the rods when dreg-'
ping down stairs, stone steps, Ac, &c. which
they are constantly subject to when in use.
All are made of the new and elegant Cord
ed Tapes, and are the best quality in every
prt. giving the wearer the mosS graceful and
perfect shape possible, and are unqnestiona-.
bly tbe lighest, most dcsira'rte, comfortable
and economical Skirt ever made.
WESTS' PF.tDLBY -ft CART. PROPRIE-:
TORS cf 'e Inventt..n, and SOLK MANC
FAt'TCRF.RS. C7 CHAMBERS, and 79 A 81
RFAEE STREETS, New-York.
FOR SALE in all first-class Stores in this
City, and throughont the United States and
Canada, Havana de Cu'uv Mexico, South
America, and the We?t Indies..
1. B,lNQrmE roaTPg Dcplix Siliptic (oa
double) Ser.'xo Ckirt.
Proposals.
. , 0
PRC P03.A LS will be received, by the School
Board of Delaware township, until SAT
fc'RUAY. SEPTEMBER 2, l&GS, at 2 o'clock.
P. M-. for the seating of the thompsontown
School House. Plan of stating and finish,
the same as tbe Good;i.!e School House of
Delaware township.
Bv order of the Pocrl,
AMOS ORAYBILL. Tret.
.ToMPH Krnvz, Sect'-?.
Aug. 16. isa.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNZKflHip
NOTICE.js hereby given tbat the partner
ship heretofore existing between the un
dersigned, trading under the name of Mane
bach add Vanormcr, in the Morcbantile bus
iness, was dissoWed on the ih day of Au
gust, 186-5. All persons indebted to the said
firm arc requested to make immediate pay
ment to James N. Vanonner, an thereby
save cokt
A. MANSBACH
J. N. VANOP.MEn.
Mifflintown, Aug. 16-3t.
a lexTs'p'ed" dy7
a'd st 3 b b b r.
RESPECT ITLLY offers his services to the
public cf Juniata county- Having had a
large experience in tbe business of Vendue
Crying, he feels confident that he can render
general stirfteHa Heca-st all :xm t
consulted st Ms r.iidtn:e m MtiHiB"'n, Ta.
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