ft
Cjjc Jnniata jStntiurl.
WBDNESDAi MORNINP, February U, lcitE. D. Tarter for pl'ff., K. S. Doty for
TOWN AND C -9UNTRY.
Wanted. Mr. William Whitson, of
Feimanagh ' township, desire purchasing
a six or eight horse power Engine. Any
person having one to dispose of, will Cud
a ready purchaser in Mr. Whitson.
Correction. In publishing the Re
rcip'd and Expenditure1) of the county of
Juniata, last week, we published the sal
ary of A.J.Greer, Esq, Clerk to the i
Commissioners, as S8i0,00. This is a,
mistake Mr.Greerouly receives $250,00.
A Mariued gentleman, has iuformed
w of a sure way of raising a storm before j
hrcckft. Ki?s the servant girl at the
iitcjaeat yes wife is entering the kitchen,
lie says he tried it, but adds for the bene
flt ot those who may desire to try the ex
periment, to get their hair cropped and ty
all means not to oeglect to hide the broom
before attempting the experiment. "
Solpiers Discharges. It has been
ascertained that individuals engaged in
purchasing honorable discharges from
f.old:ers dispose cf them to "conscripts"
who evaded the draft by fleeing to Canada.
The names of the discharged soldiers, by
means of a chemical process, are removed
and the name3 of the purchasers substi
tuted.
Total Eclipse or the Mooy. ;
March is to clofe tut as did January, j
with nights made teauiiful by a full j
moon. The almanac tells us that on lie '
evening of March 30th there will be a ;
total eclipse of the monn. The time will j
be verv favorable for observation, as it!
begins at 0e minutes past uTue o'clock,
is at its total at twelve minutes pa-t ten. ;
and begins to disappear at fiityone min-'
utts past eleven. It is visable through-j
cut the United States. ;
j
Whole columns of some of the IM.il-
sceipiua names nave oeeu "1"
1 . t i 1.1. .1 . ..'II
ueta.ioi a nannreu nouse s mat
old city. Dishes, framed pictures, bo ks
losing glasses, aud all kinds of loose .,r-
tides travel around through the """" :
pron.iscuot.sly, cut up all manner of ...js- ,
terious antics, nnd finally land vt;vn ''ie
f!or. 3i duubt it is a trick to depicciato ;
1 j
the value ot the property, or give the I
fam.ly notoriety. As the days of w-.kh-;
craft have passed away, there .8 so.-uj in- j
gcuious incksicr at. woriw. '
j
StTE I.VXAT1C Hospital. From against the defendant as one of the sure-
the report of the trustees, Jut issued. ! tics iu the Roud, verdict for the Cuuimon
wc Itaru that on the 1st of January, 1SG5, wealth the sum ofS10,000 dollars the
there were 281 patients iu the State Lu j pcnal'y in the liund and that there is due
otitic Hospital. Of this nuiuUr.151 Janiata county S:!2,10. Alexander
were males aud lo0 females During the "'J Chiietj Lr pl'ff., Talker aud Lyuus
year 153 were ai'mitted, of whom C" 'or Jet t.
were males aud 80 females 40 were dis-! Commonwealth of renu'a. at the sug-
charged, restored. 33 improved, 15 sta j gestion of the Coinniis.-iooers of Juniata
tiouary, and 35 died. n the J -t of Jan- pounty. vs A. Elder This wa3 an
ua-y, 18G!J, there remiincd in the justi-! action no the ofiieial bond of George .
tution, SJQ patients, consisting of 157 Stroup late Treasurer of Juniata county,
males and 1 10 females. I against the defendant or sureties in bond.
' ! Piemuiuder of the list contiuued.
Notice roH the Jltsicvr. Ma?on a
,, ,. . ,. . , . ; QUARTER SF.nIONS.
iiamlin s Cabinet Organs are the only iu-
Urutncnts that have the 'Automatlc'lJol i Commonwealth vs. Ellen Kinder Tn
low Swell." and thev hav:n2 it ,,r,:,t.;? , dicrccnt f.r the Larceny of a pair of
no other makers lake u-e it. Persons '
wishing or-ans should be careful, there-
fore, iu purchasing, as agents selling a!, :
1XFKRIOR article, invcriably r.r,, it. '
to be as good as Mason & Hamlin's, when
no one else run use their ".lo-,wm.V j
Mhiri ir," the very thing that makes i
their instrument m wwA to those !
of any other maker. 1 '"ur Commouwealth, Parker for defendant.
We would advise any of our readers j Commonwealth vs, Thomas Bathgate-1-who
think of purchasini. to visit the mu-' indictment arson-virdict guilty sen-
sic store of 15. M. Greene, Huntingdon, j U-'ueeJ two years and throo months iu the
Pa , Agent for this county, where ran be j KasJeru Peuitentiary at separate and soli
hecu a lull assortment ot th.se very fine - ' irJ confinement, and to enter into reco'-
iii.struti.euts, aud also Steioway & Sols'
I'ianos.
TtiK following is a partial programme
lor Uie lustitue to be held at McAlisters
Villr, Februnry 23, and 21, 1SGG:'
Xnturiil l'hilu&oplii John Ilimcs.
Ofij-xt fKmhing Miss Kolbe.
ItltcioiL Prof. J. H. Shuniakcr.
Jlnral f'tirixtion It. Woodward.
(Vmwit I'rat tions W. II. Lukens.
Der f- dr. I'fticl'nus EdIi. Lauvcr. :
... , i,
Atlitiittioti A. liautn.
J
Grammar Analytical W. E. Caveny.
Grammar SVti,'(ic-0. li. Supe. f
' . '
Geography Physical Levi Ilossler.
. Geonrauhu Dc&zriptir,.. McAlister 1
J r -y i '
Jlcatiii' W. Mutth of McAllisters-i
Villo Orphan School. j
r . , .
Ladies arc respectfully invited to pre-
. - 1 1 . . . . l. I
pare essays ou ijUueatioaat cuojects io ue
! . 1
read on the occasion.
AH teachers arc respectfully invited to '
'
at,enc'- ' !
liy order of Committee.
lir t I Di ll I'l.rm .n 1
.7. R. Wiar, Sec.
Vt st.t K V.WU pri'i'" 1 "i lYt. m.'"t ;
Court Proceedings. Georjre Goshen
vs. Lydia Landis. Settled by the parties.
uci i.
Patrick Ever vs .William Lowry Re
plevin Settled by the parties. Doty for
pl'ff., Parker and Allison for deft.
Andrew Kyan and Wife vs. Harman
Yeigh and others Ejectment Verdict
fur defts. Parker and D. W. Woods for
pl'ff, Doty (or defts.
The Directors of the Poor of Lancaster
County vs. John Carman Ejectment
Continued by consent. Sohenk and Lyons
for r I ff , Parker for deft.
John Adams and Wife vs. The Pcnn'a
Railroad Conipauv Trespass on the case
coritinueil.
jiararet Turci V3. ravilj jmnken
and William Boycr Settled by the par- j
tics. Doty for pl'ff., Parker for deft.
Frederick: Schrawder vs. Abraham
tSuiith Assumpsit Settled by the par
tics. Doty for pl'ff., Parker for deft.
Philip Swartz vs. Abraham Smith
Trespass Qua re chisum f regit Contin
ued by the Court. Doty for pl'ff , Parker
for deft.
Frederick Schrawder vs. Abraham
Smith Action of Slander Settled.
Doty fur pl'ff., Parker lor deft.
Isaac Daugbman vs. George Maus, Lewis
II. Maus aud Johu P. Thompson Aie-
i chanic's Lien Settled.
i Eleauu: McCuhen vs. Henry S. Gosh
! en, Adm'r of John Hardy Debt Yer-
diet 177,00 far pl'ff. Alexander for
pl'ff . Parker for deft,
William Okcson vs. Michael Hare
Trespass ou the ease Verdict for dci't.
Duty for pl'IT, Alexander and Parker for
deft.
Joshua Reab vs. Henry Valentine :
Covenant After the case was submitted
to the jury, but before the verdict was
rendered, the plaiutiff took a non-suit
Doty for pl'ff., Ale.v.auder and Lyons for
deft.
Davtd Vingling for use vs. E. D. Craw-
forJ. AJm rs Del.t -Vfter the jury was
,worn anJ the evidence heard, the plain-
' 1 l
tiff twk h uu.suit. parker for pl'ff,
jeft
y A(Wr of Jufc- IIarJ.
v8. Janies Xorth lcbt-Verdict for tie
s:40 .J3. rkcr for pl jr potv
fur jcj-t
11 rn ...
CninmonweaUh of P tnn a., at the sug-
?estio, 0f the Cumissttmers of JuniaU
' y? w Wthon-This wa an
nctiun"oa the official bonJ , George w.
i . rr r t . I
Stroup, late Treasurer of Juniata county.
:'r rings verdict guilty Sentence Ef j
r"n '"js m bounty .i.ni, pay a fine ot
ix cents an J cosu of Prosecuton. Christy
d Doty fur Oomuiouwealth, 1'arter for
defendant.
Commonwealth vs. John P. Thumtnc
Indictment for Larceny of tTO bonds
"f -5100 each verdict not guilty, Chrisry
n'z-inee iu cue thousand dolllsr with two
sufficient sureties in five hundrsl dollars,
each to keep the Peace toward all good
citizens of this comraonw'alth, and par
tieularly toward A. J. Furguson. for the
period of two rears after the expiration
of his term of iniprisonircitt and pay a
flue ol one dollar and costs of prosecution.
I K 1
2. PnivAiE f-.VLK. The undersigned olfors
! at lo-ivsua sale the followiuz Keal Estate, to
wit : A tract of Land belon-'inir to S. P. Blair.
Ksi... situated in Walker township. Jinn ata I
1 ,. . . , , ,. ,, ,- ,
county, Pa-t adjoining lands ot Motes Kyle,
John Wright. Joseph Tvson and others, con-1
tainirg SEVENTY ACRES more or less j
aliout acres ot which are cleared, in a good ;
Btai of cultivation and under good fence
The l.allanee, about 15 acres, is well covered !
with .he very choicest timber. 1 ho lciprove-
gooJ L()(; DWELLING MOCSU, !
a excellent new UAXK BAUN, with all the j
necessarv out-buildings, an.I an excellent Or-1
,.,, ot I! RAFTED FKU1T. The abova I
' . 1 1 ,-.. f 1 . l.'...j nI.A.,l 1...1P ... .. l.n I
urm is i.ruu..n.i.j . "-"-j
iween .Mifilintown and .Mexico, (the 1 urn Pike
i,.a,iil!t frm the above named places pases
through it.) and with a very little improve-
ment c in be made oucof the pleasantcst homos
in ilje coiimy. For particulars inquire of
Joseph Tyson, Ksip, or
i,n,ww ,
Jan. '.
2m.
Mexico, Pa.
IM tin I'ancv Jol Work,
Sales of Vm. Cavcny, Auc't
Feb. 15, Widow Stiuson, dee'd., Walker
townwhip, personal property.
Feb. 16, George Fisig, Fayette twp., per
sonal property.
Feb. 17, Widow Jacobs, Fayetee twp.
personal property.
Feb. 21, Christian G. Shelly, Delaware
twp., personal property.
Feb. 2o, Jonas Seiber's Heirs, Walker
twp. personal property.
Feb. 20, John Huffman, Fayette, twp
personal property.' - .
Mar. 1, Henry SieOer, Walker twp., per
sonal porperty.
Mar 3, Kaultndtr's Heirs Fayette twp
personal property
Mar. G, Samuel Adams, dee'd., Walker
towushir, personal property.
Mar. 13, Madisou Sliarou, Fayette twp
personal ptoperty.
Mar. 15, David Seiber, Fayette twp.,
personal property.
Mar. 30, Peter Kauttmao, Walker twp
persoual property.
Sales of Wiu. Given, Auc't.
Feb. 15, Emanuel Alberts, Fermanagh
twp , personal property.
Feb. 1G, G. V. Kraus, Fermanagh twp.
personal propeity.
Feb. 13, Win. Ort, Fcruiauagh twp., per
sonal proiiurty. "
Feb. 20, Ephrain. Sieber, Fermanagh tp ,
persoual property.
Feb. 22. John Christy, Fermanagh twp.,
persvsal property.
Feb. 2J, v'eph McClelland, Spruce Hill
twp , jicrsoual property.
Feb. 24, U.S. Doty, Adtu'r, or Htory
Muist, dee'd., fermanagh twp.,
personal property.
Feb. 27, Win. Sieber, Walker twp., per
sonal property.
Feb. 2S, P. A. & llobt. S. Hart, Walk
er twp.. personal property
Mar. 1, Johu livale, Uealu twp, person
al property. !
March 2. Win. Whitson Fermanagh twp!
real estate and personal property
Adi'ilioiial Sales.
Feb.
Feb.
Fob.
Feb.
-Mir.
Mar.
17, James Wallace, Lack twp , real
estate.
22, Isai:c rCauffinati, Turbett twp., !
personal property.
21, J. S. Thomas, Perry ville bor-
riiijih. real estate.
28, Frederick Kines, Susquehanna
twp , perscnal jrcper"y. Isaac
3, J. V. Steveon, Perryville bor
ough, personal property.
Lcugacre, Aitr't.
20, Frederick Kines. Susquehanna
twp., personal property. Isaac
Donnacrc. 1m:".
JIIFFLIXTOWX & PATTERSON MARKETS-
FLOUR.
Super, j) bbl. $7
Kxtia 7
MARKETINGS.
Butter, prime lb
. Buiier, -n rate
; Lard,
J Tallow
50
75
Fancy,- ...
jt;c, cwt.
Iluckwheat,-...
Corn Meal,-....
GKAIN,
'.) 00
3 00
4 00
Eggs. If do SO
i POUK,
.Hogs, ') cwt 12 O0
I Ham, ft It) 25
White ji'heat...
2 M
Red Wheat
Itye
li.uiey,...
Corn
!bu 1 'JO 'Sides & Shoulders 10
BEEF,
"FO Fnre o,r, ) cwt 70 00
55
;mnd or ,
12 00
Buckwheat,
Oats
.SEED.S,
Clover, "y bus r.
i POULTRY,
Chickens, "j? pair
Ducks,
iiee"e, 1
; Turkeys 2
50
4f)
00
00
50
Tiniotby.
Flax
llumririan.
(Ml
25
80
) COAL, y ton
iTreventon stovo 8
do Ezz 8
50
50
DUIEO FUL'IT,
Apples; v bu 4
Peaches, " t 5
CherrU'S,
Currents
Blackberries,
Elderberries,
50
50
10
10
8
6
tSunbury stove S 50
do Egg 8 50
IChcstaut, 7 50
iPea. n t0
i Mixed 3 00
i WOOD,
tOnk 4 OO
llickirv, 4 50
1 HAY",
Timoihy, 10 HO
iClover 8 00
I Retailed Atliolrs,
Coal Oil Ygal 1 00
'Salt, sack 3 50
Plaster, "j) ton 10 00
IXails.........':.:.. 10 00
IJOTIATA SENTINEL
I In advance S2 00
POTATOES,
New lrifh, "jl bu 100
Sweet 3 00
VAI5I ETI Erf,
Apples, f. bu
1
50
Onions,...
. 1
00
50
45
10
25
45
'6
White Beans.... I
Beeswax, lb
Sonp, dry
Candles -. . .
Wool, washed...
Nags Corrected weekly by Suloulf. Frow & Parker.
PHIL.VDELiMIIV MAKKEPS.
PniLAor.t.riiiA, Feb. 10, lStiO.
The flour market is rather fircier, hut
there is very little doinsr; sales of snper
fiao at 7(7 50 ; extra SSfVjS 50 ; North,
western extra family at ?8('fj'J, aud Pa. &
Ohio co. at S?3 50(.10. llyc Flour at
St 75- In Cdiri ileal nothifcr doino;.
ii.OUU hush, piod prime lledWheit sold at
2 10(2 21 and White at S2 ?M($t CQ.
Itye hardec'.iticd to 85o. 12,000 bu. yellow
Corn sold, part at 72 Jc, and part on secret
terms- Oats steady at 45c. (Jold 1-3'J.
Piio itiicrican Wine l'lant.
-L The undersigned having been ex'ensive
ly engaged in growing Plants and Manufac
turing Wine for the last four years, are uow
prepared to furninh Plants (becoming Spring
at the following i-aies : $15,00 per hundred
or 812,50 per hundred when a thousand or
more are ordered. Jiach Plant will make
from ouc U two gallons of Wine the first sea
son, equal to tbo best. SheTy Wilms of
Europe, gapiple Wines forSSfaiVled by Ex
press at the wholesale price,'$3,00 per gallon.
All letters of inquiry orders for Wine and
Plants, proii ptly attended to by addressing
KI LL1 & KLEClvNE It,
LulTalo y. Roads,
Feb. 7, -2m. Union county. Pa.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE. Notice is
' hereby given that letters of administra
tion on the estate of HENRY MOIST, late of
Fermanagh lownsaip, deceased, havs been
granted to the undersigned, residing in Milf
lintown. All persons knowing themselves in
debted to said estale will make inimcdiat
payment, and those having claims will pre
scut them duly authenticated for settlement.
li. S. I'OTV, Aivt'r.
r m -,..
I RECEIPTS AND F.XPENUITTRES
t OF THE COUNTY Of JUNIATA, ran
ihe first I:iy of January, l8Cu, to the 3rd day
of January. ItitiO.
180". JOHN 15. M.T0t)D, r4rr DU
To balance in bis hands on Janu
ary , 1865 $ 3.002 00
TttaxcsoutstandiugOD Jan. I, 'Go 12,81)9 !)4
T m"i taxes levied for 18i5..... 0,517 73'
It cash ree'd of Collectors of Mil
itia tax C80 22
To cash ree'd of Sheriff Louden,
jury fees ". 20 00
T cash ree'd of sunUry persons
for old fence ITti 54
So cash ree'd A. Christy, auf
roge lax - S 1 0
Tceiisb ree'd A. Partner, ditto..... 3 20
To' " J. Jlelvinley, dauia-
10 t
To interest charged on State tax ,
' .I Spruce IliP. township... - 24 53
To cash reo'd on sales of unseated
Uud 5 00
Total.
,.$43,471 1H
CU.
i0 CONTRA.
By commissioners and other orders
lifted from the tirst January to
January Sfi, ISltC..- $22,823 20
By State Tresis'. Ve!'t uf July 21), 'Co 2,500 00
!y " " 31, ';.i 4,000 00
Hy " " Ari. ?, ' 'Co 1,500 00
Ky cash paid 8. I)imm, peiisluncr 20 00
By Treasurer's per eeutagfc ttu
$:!0,58 28 ...'.: , 3"8 4:5
By exonerations nllowed Collectors 220 H!)
By cutumissions allowed Collectors 4,527 4
By Treas'r's per ccntage on 00
22 militia Ux9 received ; 3! 00
Bv sm't of outstanding taxes, Jail.
I. mm 8,201 81
By cash paid order of Military
"board... i.. 85 00
By balance in Tieasurer's hands,
January V IS) -2.209 9
Total....
...343,471 18
S7Vi TEMtXT OFOC rsTAXIlXG TA .YES
in Ike hmh of the Collectors, vn the first day
of Jnmur'1,
TKAB. IMLI.fcC roils. DISTUICTS. AMUI XT.
1HW
1!)
ll
i2
1H2
im
14
lsi;
14
it;5
1W5
1 Kti:
1S05
ISii.)
1,.")
1
IK'w
1W5
1S05
IStJj
1SK
IS'io
1M"
lt05
Mm W. .laoohs
John D. Howell
James Kidd
''Caleh Parker
Win. Brown
Joshni Beale
1 it id liraitoa
H F. Siaiih
Luke Murks
Sannul Walls
John Anderton
.!. A. Christy
Wni. Christy
Tetcr Ucttick
Geo, W. Lloyd
Samuel M:irk!ey
John McConncil
Jos. Karstetter
P Braunisholiz
Knyiie
Sjiruce Hill
Turcnrora
Patterson
Perrysville
Tuseorora
Bcale
Tuscarora
M onroe
Fayrtie
Pa'tersoti
SliiHintown
Fermanagh
Walker 1
Delaware
Kayctte
Monroe
Sus'iiiehinni
$10
20
02
4!
12 i
123
3S1
105
222
34
5S
"
515
,450
;;.".)
950
132
111
430
717
:o
MX
.-41
IVrrysville
Abraham Partner Milford
John Koous
John P. Kelly
I). A. Mariin
San;. R. Zeiglcr
Joseph Cell
T..yi -
Turbett
lSeale
Spruce Hill
Tuse.iroia
Lack
$S,231 81
Since paid in ful!.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JAMES CAVE XV. )
THOMAS McCAMMON, Au.lUoi
ALBERT GRAY. ' ' J
Cosmissionebs OF.riCE. 1
MiiTLis-iowx January 4,' ISM. j
COVJUSSOXEHS- STAT E.VZXTS OF
Ike ' disbursements of the County Treasurer to
January I s, lt?fl0,r the year 1SI.5 .-
Courts cn-l J urors' Vy.
S. B. Louden, Sheriff noli
tying jurors, &c $Sfl 00
i E. L. Anderson, ft a', lirnnd
; and I'etil Jurors Feb Term 377 80
I. 1). Wallis, ct a!. Grand aud
: IV it Jurers April Term... 2'".7 55
0. A.' S-,eriner, tt nl. Grand &
Petit Jurors, Sept. Term. ...300 20
Jos. Ard, et al. Grand and Pe
tit Jurors, Dec. Term -Wl 04
AU x. Speddy, Court Cryer.... 31 00
i Henry Willi, et al. Tip-staves 43 IMJ-5I706 4"
Constables' Reports.
John Dearing ct al. constable returns 55 fS
I J'i itlhonutary, Sheriff, ,5v.. lrs.
iGeo. W. Jacobs, Proth'o fees. 07 4l
I S. B. Louden. Sheriff fees...17S 4'J
j J. A. Millikcn, Disirsct Attor-
ney fees 47 00
George Goshen ct aL Consta
ble fees 49 30
J. Middagh, ct al. Justices
fees S3 7S CG 0;
CvKisr.nb, tith Witnisscc.
Jeffries Ingrain et al. witness
es in sundry cases. 140 S3
J!rii!jts.
run-.roy & Sherlock, rcbuild-
'" 'ing llry tier's bridge UP3 00
Sulonff Reynolds, balance
tin Mitllin bridge 920 00
John Landis t al. repairs to
sundry bric'.gcs 501 72-5015 OS
Trinling Stntiontry.
J. B. M. Todd, Militia Record
book 80 fiO
A. G. BonraJI, Pub. PrintiD:'l 1 oi)
Wni. J. Jackman " ' ' 215 75
A. I.. C.nss S Co " 130 83
! F. L. Hutter. Records, Tiau-
scripts & Duplicates... 131 20 722 38
J Vouiilt Debt tj- Interest.
T. B. Landis ct' al. bounty
claims... - 2131 00
D. Hetflyetal. interest .' 147 ft.)--2278 50
Stlitf to Soldier,' Families.
Amanda J. Siu-mers & ctbors .11595 4D
I . Public OfccL
I IX. P. Ji Williams, recording .
Treasurer's bond 5 10
H. P. McW'illiams, Glass and
j Stove Grate for ORice 2 70
! J. A.Christy, Auditing Pub.
' Account 18 00
j R. P. McWilliams, Presses and
seals -74 50 103 30
I General Jj- Spring Elections
i O. W. Campbell et al. Judges,
Inspectors and clerks 080 00
G. W. Jacobs rtc'g election
I returns 31 00
lit. A'. Warner et al. constables 0,5 4i'i
jjamesartin.etal. assessors 6 00 722 4i)
. County Prison.
Levi Hccht, blankets 14 00
I S. I!. Louden boarding pris-
oners, &c 189 25
j J. C. Waits et al. repairs 17 50
uasoin, paint g S popering io SQ
Mrs. M. A. Louden, makii g
bed clothing (J 00 302 74
Eastern Penitentiary
For tuaint&inance ot'con;cts.523 81
S. B. Louden, Shin" convey
ing prisoners 71 00 79'J 81
Scalps.
S. Esboar et al. for mink, sku'ik 4
.. 7
JngniiUioKt
John A Rowe et al. Jurors 23 00
E 1) Crawford li Lcijht, post
moilcin exauiiuation 10 00 38 00
Avtsnorx and Assessments.
David Haslett. Bcale. Asses-
I sor, 1JM4..... 30 00
Triennial asuessmeiits, Jiot-
& Deo. 1SG4 -578 C3
Extra assessment Ang. 'Go 57 7
S B Louden, notifying Assos-
or cf Walker twp , 1804... 1 50
W Bcacher et al., room rent
for triennial appels 21 25 G89 1-1
Commissioners' Office J Court Home.
J S Cox Commissioner's pay101 75
John Folii ' " ' 88 00
John Kanawel ' '.' 191 o)
I'm. Logue " " '25 00
Jokn liuzurj. Clerk 1O0 M)
A J Greer " -3 0 M
i I R Weiaer, clean'g court hou. 30 00
in 11 Kase insiu anor " 60 -J
E Horning et al. wood, &e.... 3 50
II lleck, et L clan'g gutters.. 3 50
J Midibigh, swear'g cemmis-
iouers 2 75
SiiluufT & Stauiliauglt coal..- 03 00
A Speddy, fieiglil crying
tale of old feuce 10 75
J 11 Oreo & Co., Matting 115 13
J C Finn, paper forcourt room 84 00
U Goshen, et al. scati'oldiug,
plastering, &c. - 31 75
Sandnis & Martin, repairing
chairs , 5G 88
G Wi e, et al mason wori &c H 00
CE4C Bartley work to tfiur
house ..,..-540 50
C W Wchxel, Stteei..., ....... 45 Ui
t IS Martin Tencc.....! 2587 50
J Winey repairs to spouting.. 6 45
? f! Panntbaker, work to
' rouK'-'c'ise 40 oo
D Trout work to Coutt Trd
Peace .: 16 00
rurcc'.l .J Claaoliy, Juittiag up
feurt. lard Fence... . 120 0
J Cavcny puiat'g pnpeiir.glOO 00 1850 8C
JliscrUancoits.
D Haslet ct al exonerations... 7ti 47
It P M'WUliama, coal 8 0O
J B i Todd cl al merohaodise !)2 80
J SuloufTmiliiiafuuils ovcrp't!262 OH
S B AuJ :n, Mercantile App'r 3 I")
Hi' Kepiii-r postage stamps Sie 5 45
D I'nriner, tt al. percentage
as r..llectors...'. 1...305 62
I North, keeping prisoner 1 50
J A tliristy, procui iug records
&c to w
G W Jacobs, tt al, draft of tenco
00 7fi
'i
Total
...21,248 03
fl.. S.l AVc the Commissioners of .Tuninta
cuiimy, in compliance with the law, do pub.
lish lli c foregoing as a full statement of the
lleoc'pts aud Expenditures of the Comity
aforesaid, forth'J year 18o5. Given under our
bauds at the Commissioners' Office, iu Mittlin
town, this lSih day otVanuary, 18tiG.
John kaxawel,
MATTHEW CLARK, V Commissioner,.
MI LLI AM LOG IE, )
JrT:sT.-
A. G. GnSP, C7r.
feb7-4w
ALIVAXCE QF SCIENCE v
Teeth inserted upon an entirely new style
of base, which is a combing ion of Gold and
English Iliibber, (vulcanite ) Also American
Kubbcr, (vtiWnite, ) which for beauty, ditra
bility, cleanliness, and the restoration of ihe
natural color of the face, cannot be sur
passed. Either of the above Jxiua
I WARRANT FOR TEN YEARS
l'ull t'pper op- I.o-.ver Sels Inserted
at iaw at $14 oo I'cr Sci.
Temporary w.ts inserted Gratis.
Special attention will be made to diseased
eums, and a cure warranted or uo cliar"e
made. T'.cth filled to last ftr life.
Triumph in dentistry !
TKKTII EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
by a new process, without the vse of ether,
clilorotorm or nitrous oxide, ana no d inner
Having lieen in business fcr upwards of ten
years, bve of wh-cn has been spent in M-'iltn
town, awd being 'in possession' of tic litest
Lit'i-o.cd In!niK,.nt, aivi Jf-'chipert I wiiVi ant
entire satisfaction, or the money will be re
funded. Oflice on Dridge Street, opposite the
Court House S (iiarc.
G. L. DEHR,
nov. 2t. '05-ly. Resident Dentist.
EXCCI TOIl'.S XOTICE. ALL Per
sons arc hereby notified that Letters Tes
tenientary of the Estate of SAMUEL M. AD
AMS, lute of Walker township. Juniata coun
ty, (lsc'd , have been granted iu due form of
law by the Register of said county, to the
undersigned residing in Walker "township
aforesaid, to whom all persons indebted to
said estate are aenuestcd to make immediate
payment, nnd to whom all persons having
claims against the said estate will please pre
sent them for settlement.
Jau. 17, oti-Ot. JACOB ADAMS, Ex'r.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice is
hereby given that letters of administra
tion on the estate of J F. Kaw'iirider, late
of Fayette township, deceased, b.ive been
grant eu to the undersigned residing in the
same township. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment andriiose hav
ng claims will please present them duly au
thenticated for settlement. ,
SAMUEL LEOXAEE, Ki.
Jan. lo, CC-b'w.
TT,rE have ou hand a good quality if Hard
v V ware, comprising a futl assortment of
CARPK.VTL'lt TOOLS Sc BLACKSMITH
TOOLS, such r.s Anvils, Kollows, Sc., Shov
maker Tnoti, S, Alies: Augers, Iron. Steeb
Nails. Horse Slices, and Horse Shoe Nails by
the keg and pound, Hopes of all sizes from 2
inches down to inch by the pound. Buggy
and Wnon Springs. Urind Stones, ami Grind
Storfe Pictures, at
; ULOVFF. FROW & PARKER'S.
PURE tIEERTY WHITE LEAD,
WiH"d3 mo: and better work at a given Cost
than any other 1 Tjy' it '. Jlaaufacturcd only
by ' '
Zeigler & Smith.
) h'jlct ile Drf, Paitit it Gluts Dialer,
Xo. l:;7 N4orih THIRD Street, rillLAD'A.
Jau. 21. ;f-l y.
A& J. MOSER, IT ELI DRILI.EUS,
Would inform the public that, they are
prepared to sink WELLS, either by digging,
or (Lulling, at the shortest notic?, and on the
awst reasonable terms. Call on or af tress,
JACOB MOSER, Miflintown, or
AM')t M'WCP, Mi.-i, P.
NEW STAGE LINE
MIFFLIN, rEEEPSVlllB 1SD COXCORO.
. o
Leaves Perrysville Monday, tVedueaday and
Friday at 6 o'clock, a. m., and arrive at Con
cord at 4 o'clock, p. ai.
Leaves Concord luesday, Xuursuay ami
Saturday at 5 o'clock, a. m.t aud arrives at
Perrysville at 3 o'clock, p. m., iu time tor
(be trains going East and West.
stages will leave Minim Station as follows :
Leaves MilTlin Station on Satiurdav, at 'i a.
m. and returns on M-.rday: leaves Tuesday at
a. m. and returns ou Wednesday ; leaved
Thursday at rt a, in.
Stages will leave Mifflin Station for Acade
mic, daily in the evening, and return iu Iho
morning in time for the East and West, trains.
Bngsnge an'l wicknges of all kin'ls are tak
en in charge and promptly delivcnld at mod
erate c'mrg'-s. The stage on the above r u
ts are in GOOD ORIlKR end under thn
charge of competent and xperi'-ni-cd driver
The proprietor hope?, by strict and person -nl
attention to business to merit a fair share
of public patronage.
1EHUEL E. BEALE, Prop.
Jan. 10, 'tiii.-tf.
PENNSVLVAMA RAILKOAD.o. AND
after Motidav. Nov. 20ih 18f.Y Pmmhwf
Traius will leave Mitllin Station as follonj
EASTWARD.
Philadelphia Express.. 12.37, P. M.
Fast Liuc 6.."1, A. 51.
lay Kxpres....r 11.!, A. M.
Cincinnati Express 1.31,- P. 51.
5Iail Train..... 10.20 P. 51.
WESTWARD.
PiffihS.5. Erie Mail... 2.50, A. 51.
Baltimore Express -l.5j, A. 51.
Phihidelphiu Express.. ft.:iO, A. 51.
Fast Line f.2l P. 51.
5Iail Train 3.5:5 P. 51.
Emigrant Train 10. 07. A. 51-
JAMES NORTH, Ag't.
it. It. I'OKSON-
GEO. T. EGr.KllT.
Kcal tntc Brokers iVConvcyanccri
112 South -Mi S'.rccl Philailelp bin. Pa.
Inarms for sale iu rnnvy!ania. Siore-,
ILdels nnd Mills f.r site troiighmit.
Pen'isylrania. Faru'S fi.r salt, in New Jersi r.
MiiA land, Dtlar.are ui Viigirlia. Some of liie
greatest Larrtalns ever ottered to capitalists -r
men of moderate means. Farias bought an I
sold and good mortgages negotiated and mon
ey invest!.
tesr-Onicers and Soldiers' accountsnronin-
!y .adjusted. Send for our Catalogue an I
enclose stamp.
CORSON i EGBERT.
e c. C, '85 -:lm.
DENTAL CARD,
II M KEEVEB, lftist,
rpAKES this method of informinr Ms friends
J. in Juniata county, that owing to the ica
sonably good success he his m-t rriih, during
ilie few months he bis been practising his pro
fession in said county, he feels warranted in
making stated visits to Miltlintuwn and Me
X'istersville The first Monday of each month
Mr. Keever may lj found at the' Juni-ui 1!
tel, Mitllin. te remain two weeks. The third
Monday, at McAlistersville, to remain during
the week. Teeth inserted on VrLCVXITlT
GOLD & S1LVMR. TEETH FILLED and
extracted in ipe .nost approved manner, and
with the least possible pain.
BRU Strict attention given to diseas.-l
gums, i.c. Al! work wal.-antcd. pe, Terms
reasonable.
imuary 21, ISGS-tf.
ixIVEJTORs, omcss.
i ' E P I N E U I L & E V A N S ,
Civil Engineers and Tatest SoLiciions,
No. 435 Walnut St, Philad'a.
Talents solinited Consultations en Engin
eering, Draughting and Sketches, Models and
Machinery of all kinds .make and skilfully at.
tended to- Speuial attention civen to REJECT
ED CASES and INTERFERENCES. Au
thentic Copies of all Documents from l atent,
OBirc prosu-v J.
N. li. Save ycvsclves useless trcnble and
travelling expenses, at tl.ere :s ci Hctual need
of personal interview wi-b ts. AH busincs
witli these Offices, can le tnasacte l iu wri
ting. For furth-rr information dire.-t a- abovn
with stamp enclosed, for Circular with refer
ences: January 17, 18tm-ly.
X ECL' TOR'S N OT I CK. Tbr .. .. l,,iK r I
-ihavo received from the Register of Juniata
County, letters testamentary upon I lie lust will
and testament of ROPERT THOMPSO N', late
of Thompsontown, dee'd. All persons indebt
ed to said estate, are requested lo make pav
nient to the undersigned ami all persons hav
ing d.-nands against ihc same will present,
t'aeni f r sutllentent, on or before the iOth dtv
Match, lr'titi- '
K. T. THOMPSON.
W. S. THOMPSOX, i-i:.e,Kie.r-.
T. S. THOMPSON, J ;
Thompsontown, Jan. lo, :3iW. Jan 17-St
R. R. CORSON,
(Late Major iu Quarter Maste: Department,
Real Estate Brokcf 'Cbiivej anccr
Inarms in f.-rrylvaci?.;' ?ew Jersey, Mary
lard, ' Delaware and Virginia. Havo
Agenls iu tilfof tiHlve States.
Catalogues not? ready for distribut'on by
-.ending a stamp. rgr Officers and Soldier s
iaimz adjusted. PQ- Collections made in all
States. K. R. CORSOX,
112 South, dtb Sireet. Philadelphia.
liox 513, Philadelphia P. O. Ta
Dec. fi, 'Co.-3m.
DMlNLSraATOit'S NOTICE. Notice i
J.i- hereby givt that letters vf administra
tion on tho ea-.ate of A.ML EL ALEXANDER,
late of Miii'ord township, dec'it . have been
granted to the undersigned, residing as afore-s-iid.
All poi sons knowing themselves indebt
ed to said estate are requested to make imme
diate paymi nt, and those having claims will
please present them duly authenticated for
settk-iii'.ut.
JANE II. ALEXANDER,
A'inunislra'rit of Samuel Aitiandcr, dee'd.
jan. 21). '6G-tiw.
Dissolution of Partnership.
jVTOTlCK is hereby given that the co-part-!
J- neiship heretofore ejis'ing between Ja.
1 15. Sender and Samuel M. CTiiolt, doing busi
j nes under the name of jo'uder & Elliolt, is
! this d:iy uisol-ei4 by mutual consent.
Patterson. .T..n. 19-fif
STATE CAPITOL HOTEL, uear the Capi
tol Er.i!ligs,
ll lRISIll'RG, PA.
EtTcrms as moderate as .my Hotel in Mie
v.".
a r:ro;
1
. r.pr
i .