VC Juniata jicntiuct. A irnAm of tobt; and a union of land, A ttnion ho )oiccr shall m ver; A union of htartt, and a mm Ash of hands. Aid the American L'uiun forever! M I F F L I N T O W N Wednesday .Hif, May 2nd, I860 II. IX. VILSOV, Editor anil Publisher 0& TllEJ CVATA SEXTIXFL -tBS lias the I.nrgrtt Circulation of any paper pub lished in tbis County. It in therefore the lt$t aih-ertitinj medium. It is pHir. tru!v loyal. ably conducted, a first class Localist. and well worthy of the patronage of every loyal citizen in the County. "' UNION REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET FOR GOVERNOR, MAI. GEN. JOHN W. GEARY, OF Cr.MCKIiLA.NI) COUNTY. Br Soldiers of Pennsylvania remember that Krister Clymer voted against a joint resolution of our Legislature, asking Con. fires 4o increase the pay of the private sol diers and non-commissioned officers of the army. (See page 295 Legislative Record "sion IMil.) While you were battling for ;he I'uion he was exhausting his ingenuity in -4eriing means to counteract the succes of yi.ur anus. CA.WI'AIGX PAPER. As there are many persons in the county ! who are net subscribers to any newspaper, we have concluded to furnish the Se.nti m:l toall ucw subscribers through the -routing political campaign at rates that will be withiu the reach of every man in ji county. And we trust our friends in rath district will go to work in good earn- "i uii tiuua. tuc people suoum i understand lh ,mt ..noatin. ,U-, -ill .... .. . . fTL. I .1 1 . be agitated in the approaching campaign, j and thu: be enabled to vote in'elligently i at tuc coining election. e will furnish the .kf:stj.Ki 5:om the third week in April uutil the itt .reek in October by vihich time all the official returns will be published, at the following rates: Siugie copy SO Tive capias 3 50 'Sen copis-s, 6 50 l-'ii'teen copies... ..9 00 Twen?j copies ...11 50 COLXTV COJiyiTTEt, MiilKntown J. J. Patterson, A. H. Martin. Fermanagh Elias Horning, K. C. Gallaher. Fayette .Michael Hoffman, Capt. L. Degan. Monroe A. G. Shellenherger, S. Strouser. Susquehanna Levi Light, Sol. Updegrove. i-recnwood S. Shellenberger. II. li. Minium, ti.-iawnre J. V. Thompson, Elihu Benuer. Walker J. A. Gallaher, John Mutter. I'ntTer? on S. H. Brown, George Goshen. Mi! ford Col. J. K. llobison, A. Shover . Turbett Stewart Turbett, L. E. Mathers. I'errysvil'ie Lt. Saiuid Liirl, P. S. Liggett. Spruce Hill Wm. Evans, Thos. Pation. lie tie Dr. J. P. Sterrett, R. Doyle. Tufcarora James Irvtin. Geo. M. Smelker. l ack Mathias Stii'r.p. Era Montgomery. lli.uk Log RuL't. Mriutyre. Sam 1. Shearer J. J. i'ATr.tioX, ChairmaM. ' i I.I. FOR COIWTY COVKTIO. According to notice the Union County Committee met oa Monday, the 2Urd ! woulJ h3Tt t, 80 P'T that ,tie just . at Mr S. R. Notcstiue's Hotel, in ' 'aua woM have tean lo8t- lt bs MiSititowu. lutely monstrous to talk jof electing such Oa motion it was reol red that fc Del-1 cgsto Elections be held ou Thursday, May 17th, and that the Convention be helJ on Siturday, May J3;h, at 1 o'clock in the Court HoEse. Thut the lc!eg?te flec tions opm st 2 P. M. and ctc a: i P. M, except for MJSjctaisa, Patterson,! Perrysville, Walker, Delaware and Mil lord townships, where the elections shall oprti at 4 P. M. and close at 7 P. M. The members of the County Committee in the several districts are directed to open and conduct the Delegate Elections or appoint substitutes to perform that dntv. All members of the Union Tarly who wi'l support Maj. Geu. John W. Geary lor Governor and all the cominees of the Convention, are invited to participate in lie Delegate Election. Each district to ckc:.tjvo Delegates who will assemble on the following Saturday, in Convention at MifSintown, to nominate .candidates for the following offices : One for Member of Congress. " " " " Aaembly. .Tjvo.fqr Arscciale Judges. Unc for Pro' honorary. One for Couuty Commissions. One foe County Auditor. J. J. PATIEUSON, CUu-man. .A, H- MaUTIN, Secretary. ftSrBouscr and Howser, the murderers of Mrs. Paul ant! "Miss Munday in Cam bria county, were "Lung on ttc ?0th ult., : FAc.'v:.-. RiR. CLYMER'.S ISiClVISM. Mr. Clytuer filled a scat ia the Senate nf tbis Commonwealth throughout the whole period of the rebellion, lie was chief of the Democratic leaders in that body. He had advantages, personal and acquired, which gave hiui special iuflucnce o-er such of his colleagues as belonged to his party. He was both their mentor aud champion. iVe do no injustieo to Mr. C!ymer in asserting that from the beginning of the war to the end of it his sympathies were strongly enlisted on the side of the rebels. Had he been under the immediate direc tioa of Mr. Jefferson Pavis he would hive pursued substantially the course he mark ed out fur himself. Whatever obstacles I "e cou'a "lut 10 ,ne 01 reouerlnS ! fieietit aid to the national authorities in the prosecution of the war he was sure to ' t 1 1 . ? -t J , brinjr forward. Not an important measure was proposed for arming the S'ate, for putting volunteers into the field, and fot repelling actual invasion, that he did not oppose. In soma instances, to be sure, he did not resort to a bold and defiant method. lie was fruitful of specious amendments, intcuded to emasculate vig orous measures, to retard action, and frus trate desirable results. When he had fought a bill iu this way, with parliamen tary ambuscades and stratagems, and was likely to fail, he would ofteu assign the rejection of his modifications as the reason for voting in the negative on the final pas sage. Hut, in these case?, everybody now sees and feels when reading the official re cord that at bottom he was just as much sg&rcst tfre national cause as the rebels themselves ; and that, in the sphere in which his lot was cast, he was laboring as earnestly as they were to destroy the gov ernment. Scarcely Yailandighan. himself has a worse record. Ought such a man to be elected Gov - crnor of Pencsjlva&ia ? Is he a fit suc cessor to Governor Curtiu, bo-e hands he sought to tie, whose plans he endeavored to thwart, all through those eventful years ? It seems to us that the homes of Penn sylvania's dead patriots, fallen in the great contest, would shake in their honored grave, at such a disgrace. This is not a question of ordinary diver- ... r ,. . , - - S,t,CS f H""! opinion It is vain to sPeak of ,hc excellence of Mr. Clymer's personal deportment j of the amenity of his manners ; of the compass of his intel ligence ; of the breadth of his under standing. All these considerations weigh lighter than air against his undeniable in civistn. Who doubts but many of the rebel leaders possessed all the social vir tues and graces in as high a degree as he does ? Who doubts that some of them surpassed .him in intellectual culture, in force of reason, and in the charra of ora tory 7 'ft -matters mot what accomplish ments aaa may show, if he has pursued such a course as to justly rapk him with the enemies of the country. Jf a man is not thoroughly loyal if iu time of trial he has been found wanting pre-cainent natural gifts and acquirements ouly twke his conduce the more offensive. If Pennsylvania had followed Mr, Cly mer's lead; if she had adopted the line of policy .he mapped out and pertinaciously recommended,. not enly would her vasti" g-s.au.rc, ana tiau p-sseu territory been overran, her fields laid waste, her towns given to the flames, and her railroads torn cp, hut the govcrnuictit mnn ,0 tDe -n,el "c7 01 ,llc I State. There ought to be sae'e a sonti root among the masses of ihe people wtmldrrak hi. asnirationa hanele as ! would consign him to private walks for 4ic reaiainder of his dsy. That there is .such a sentiment auiM Republicans we ifeei and know. The Democrats talk of serious division and whole-sale apostacies. among us. Not a half dozen grains of fact can be sifted out of whole loads of tbis chaff. A few men, inspired either -J greed or unrest, may be willing to re pudiate or adopt aoy principle, if by so doing they can obtainfce honors and em oluments of office; but the influence of these men begips and ends with them selves. It is a coMciousness of this that leads to suggestions of a third .candidate to help Mr. Clymer's chances. All such expedients are powerless. The people have to choose between a gallant soldior, who freely periled everything for the cause, and a politician w.ho did all he could w serve the rebel leaders. Ou that issue the stragglers from the Republican ranks wit!, bo too insignificant in numbers to afford a count. A call has been iteaned for a conven tion to meet at Knoxviile ou May 3d, joumposed of delegates from counties in East Tennessee, to rucuioialize:l4'i Leg islature for h ave to form a new 'State, to be called tho State of East Tennessee, or to take Euth steps in reference to the f:'.ff; ;- ..I Communicated. THE l'OOIt HOUSE. A supplement was passed bv the Wic' lature to the Poor House law, authoriziu" murder of the Deering family, at l'hila a vote to be taken "for" or "against" said delphia, was concluded on Saturday af law by the voters of the whole county. ; teruuon. The jury, after an absence of lhis election is to. be held on the 2nd Tuesday in May. There is one idea con nected with this supplement which it be hooves every voter to consider before he determines to cast his vote against the measure. Of the sixteen districts in the county, nine, by their vote last fall, have accepted the provisions of the original law. Now, as to these nine districts,' the pending vote can have no influence what ever iu relieving them from the obliga tions of th law of ISlliir nnr tmn if .i i , . . .... . , , .'.that the Southern journals which refer thev should all vote aainst it. Andwhv? J . n. ...j Simply because the supplement rontains ! no repealing clause. From begiuning to cod of the supplement there is uot one word to repeal or annul the provisions of 2ist section, of the act. And why was this important feature of the supplement omitted .by those especially interested in it ? Was it because they knew that the Legislature has no power to pass ar-post- facto laws, or to enact lass impairing eon- tracts ? And was not the Legislature well aware that contracts had been enter ed into under the provisions of the act of 1805? Voting therefore on next Tues day "against" the Poor Houso will by no means relieve you from the obligations which you voluntarily incurred by voting "for" it in last October. The only way the accepting districts can now get rid of what they fondly took to their boaomr. last fall, ia by a resort tu (he Courts. Li the matter come in projer form before the county court; let an appeal be taken, if you please, to the Supreme Court ; aud it the Courts decide (we say if, for we have an unshaking belief that no court will so ! ,,u0'llS.) t,,e law 1' 1Sl'5 t0 null and void, be it so. Meanwlnle, the law of 1885 requires the Directors to go on and execute its various provisions ; aud they canuot suspend operations even it they wished; the law and their oath both for bid them. Would it not, therefore, be wiser, would it not be better iu every way, both in the light of economy to the .tax payer, and of comfort to the poor, for the accepting districts to afford no further op- position 10 ule taw ouen at icasi is me opinion of a cool looker-on from Communicated THE TOOK HOL SK. Capt. II. II. Wilson Dear S'i I am informed that the Commissioners of .i li. n i T me i iiw iiouse ior tuu.aia county "'e busily engaged circulating and trying to make lis people believe that they (the peopled need not sctc on the question fr or against a Poor House in this county, and that if they vote it down it will not beneGt them, fur the rcuou that the Sup plementary Act authorizing the vote oa Tuesday next does not repeal the former Act. Now, I look upon tuis scheme as auothcr act of these very law abiding Commissioners to pull tho wool over the hone.-t tax-paycis eyes, as was done last fall in withho'ding the f-heriiTi Procla mation for an election for a Pour House ; and again when 700 of our citizens peti- 1. t - 1 1 1 e" a 5" ,US l"c,u ,,,c r lege of a fair vote upon the rjuestion, two of these very name Ccmmi.-siouers had ! that bill smothered in the House, and it would there have slept the sleep of death, had it not been for committees snt by the people to Harrisburg, and had it res urrected. Thus you see these very 1Vr Commissioners have met ,,,e wi" of ,hc I'P'c f e7 comer. ow, a? payers, on lucsuaj the 28th day of May, JgCG, you have the opportunity of placing yourt-c ppon the act of these would-be Poor Commission ers ; arid I hope you will avail yourselves of this privilege, and show them that the people are the sovereign and not one or . . . m .1 t'.wo individuals, although they may be ciaa ia official robes. 1)EALE. rooit HOl'SE. On Tuesday next the tax payers of Ju Dtata county will have an opportunity to vote for or ogahwt a Poor House. At the election last fall the question was voted on iu some of the districts, but the result proved unsatisfactory to many of the tax-payers, and upon their petition the (Legislature set aside the election and or dered a new ono on next Tuesday. It is the duty of every tax payer Jo go and vote upon a question so vital to him, aud after this second opportunity for a fair vote, we trust ail will be satisfied with the result. The release of Cleircnt C. Clay from confinement at Fortress Monroe, would seem to show that tlje Presidcut does not believe him iu aoy way couaat'tcd with the assassination of -Mr. Liucola. We presume it will pot be long before Jeff Davis is "recooitrnctcd" and seut home, ;-a warm supporter at the President .and EDITORIAL AND NEWS ITEMS. The trial of Anton Probst, for the , nt'ee" niiouies iropj tne court rooti, ro luiueu a variiici 'i uutcrg oj manicr of ihc first degree." The location of the Court House in Snyder county has been a bone of con tention among the people thereof fur fl l - n , . y-, . . many years, and has at length been set tled by a vote. The election was held on Tuesdayof last week, and resulted in 3JC majority iu favor of Middleburg. It is a singular and giguific-int fact to the Gubernatorial contest in Pennsyl vania, speak of Iiiester Clymer as a pe culiar friend and defender of the South, ind hope for his election as one of the results which will eventually tend to a vindication of Southern rigtit3, namely, to war on the Union and murder Ihttoii The Memphis Post says that the Pres ident and Secretary of a great Johnson uieetiug recently held at Lagrange, Tenn., are the very two men who burned and hung Andrew Johnson in effi.-y in 1861. It wonders if some ui the other members of the meeting were uot subscrilers to the 10,00') fund to assassinate Andrew Johnson when he was Governor ot Ten nessee. Col. Crocket, a Tennessee rebel, rar.de a speech not lon; since, iu Memphis, iu which he said "that if the South would staud as a unit by Andy Johnson, with the Conservative party iu the North, be fore five tears would elapse the South would aain control the Government, and uuder the Constitution enjoy the rights they had fought iu vain to securp outside. He had fought against the GoyciBKjent, but he stood by Audy Johnson." In various parts of Pennsylvania the supporters of President Johnson's policy are obtaining signatures to a Call for State Convention to be held in Pittsburg, for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Governor. Hut. so far as ascertained j , . , " hevnild :v.ior:lllt.s to f.M .r:i !irinointi..nt - ."I I I T few have talb-n into the trap. The ob- ject f ,l.is movement is to defeat Geary, if possible, and secure the election ; I of Mr. CJy. nor. This is what is meant hy fightiug out the ouarrcl inside ti.fi He publican party. The Xewburyport IL-rald publishes a statement of Charles II. (inlden in iail ' J the ieieon a charge of burglary, in which j e claims to have been vciv inti .. ate ' C ..U U18 o Have been vc y 1L .tldijtt ith Mrs. Cunningham and her family, j he with , i ., , . , ," j am. a., auoui .,c , ujtcn uiurucr of Ir. Kurdell, in Loud street, several years ago. He says, among other things, that Mrs Cunningham o fiered him ?2-3.-000 and her daughter Augusta in mar- riage if he would murder Dr. Burdell, j hy whose death Mrs. Cunnicgham would : a tfrwiiifi ri i . i.i -ii getS 100.000. He declined the ob, but j took Augusta to the theatre, returned with her to IJond street, aud s'ept in the house that uii:lit, knotting before he went to bed that the murder had been cum in it ted. The confession looksscusatioual, but it may be true. Mtx rtrnt.scmruts. 1)KUPUdALS. Sealed Proposals will be received up to the First Monday of June, lSt'il'i, fr building a School House in Tuibcit township. Plait and Spiciticaiions cau be seen at Port Royal. Juniata coun'v. Ta. JAMES P. JOHNSON 1're t. CiiniHTorHKtt Won: it, Secy. may 2,-tf. "VEW STORE. The undersigned has open- i 1' ed a Store in Sherilf Wilsou's store room on Bridge street, MirHiiitown. and offers at I private sale to the citizens of thu ho surround- ing country, a large and varied assortment of the very best CLOTHINO. BLANKETS, &c, such as Over Co its and Dress Corns, Ar tillery Jackets or Roundabouts, N. Y Slate Jackets or Rottlabouts, Knit Shirts, Horse Blankets, Grey and White Blankets, Linen and Cotien Pillow Cases, Wash Basins, Linen and Col ion Sheets, Knives and Forks, Spoons, Tinware. Hatchets, Picks, Saddles, Halters, Shelter Tents. Linen Towels, aud a Urge as sv'fn;ct of other articles not necessary to mention. Oar" Call aad examine the goods and hear my prices, may 2,-tf. D. RiWARl). M. TODD has just received a large 1 P and tine assortment of goods from the East, which be is prepared to sell at the fol lowing reduced prices : Prints, from 12 to 20 Gingbaius fret! -H to 31 De Lames .v -i tout Browu Mitsiin. 13 to i'S Best, one yard wide 25 Hlf ached muslin 1.3 to 40 Ticking 81 to 50 yrups per ut. 2o to 35 Sugar house molasses ' 15 Brown sugar per lb. 12 to lti Vi'ii-te do " 18 Best Rio Ce.". 3:t Good " 3K Coal Oil .-. per gal. SO Maekerl per bbl. $18 to 22 Herring $8 00 to Sll U0 And a large assortment of Boots and Shoos, cheap. Also a large lot of Carpeting 45 to $1 00 Very best, all Wool, 1 yd wide.. $1 24 to 1 81 I am paying 35 cents for Butter, and lb cents for Kggs. J. B. M. TODD, DISSOM'TIOX The partnership hereto fore exist:!!; letecn John K. Wi'i'iams and .lames B. Thompson, t loach Makers, lo ing business under the name and style of Williams and Thompson, is this day diasolved hy mutual cou;ent. The hooka und papers are left in the hands of James 1). Thompson fur settlement. The business hereafter wi'.l he carried on by John M. and Jiiaics D. Thompson. May 2-Gt. "jV'KW SHOE STORE. The nnderaipmvl IN haa reinured his Boot and Shoe S-'tore to the roi.m forme. y occupied oy Mrs. Marinh Sees. oi bridge street, l-aw-rson where e invites the public generally to call and exam inc. bis tiue large aswrlment or gsgl Koots. Shpcs.finitors. Slippers. &c.,,a)flS for Ladies. Gentlemen, Uoys and Children, manufactured out of the best material by good workmen, and will be acid at prices to suit erervhody. Being a practical hoot and shce maker, he is prepared to make to order a. I kimls ot work in that line of business. Determined to sell at tho lowest possible prices, ami ilesirout of cstaDlishmg a busi ness which will be plutUahle to boih buyer and seller, he asks the public to call and ses his atuck before purchasing elsewhere. Jfejy Repairing promptly attended to. G. W. ANblihSOX. cay 2,-tf. 'pOMB fTU-NE r-Cavcny and Bear, man- ! L ufactmers of Tumb Stones, &c, on j rt.;,lirU sir....t Mitn;.in ah -orl.- toit on in tho mast Uisteiut aud substantial manner. 1- ',e j'f'fc'es of the aforesaM districts Give them a call. shall respectively take charge of the certifi- apr. 20-lf. " c:',e "f ?eturn of the election of their tres ' peotive districts, and produce them at a m?et- AtOTIt'C The utidercigned having pur- jng 0f the judges from each district, at the 1 chased from J. V. Beecher, the following Court House in the borough of Mittiiutuwn, described personal property, which he has on the First Friday after the day of the clec left in the possessiou of the said J. V. Beeeher ! tion, boing the 11th ilay of May, A. D.. IS'iS. during his pleasure, hereby notifies all per- th.-n and there to do and perform tho duties soua nut to interfere yjth the same: li.j lirel by law of s.v.d jn lge. tne Span of Mules, Two Corn, One Calf, j o Agreeably to the provisions of the filst One Farm or Boad Wagon, One Two-Horse j section of the "act relating to the elections Sleigh, One Spring Wagou, Fourteen lle.ul of 0I this Coinmouwealth," every general aad Shoep and Lambs, Ouc Ox Cart, Two Blows, special election shall be opened between tho One Spike Harrow, Five Shoats Straw in ; hours of EIGHT and TEX o'clock iu the the Barn, Two Cultivators, Four Sett qf Mar- , forenoon, iad couliuuc without iiiternption ness together with the Hay inthe It.trn. Cratn or adjournment until SEVEX o'clock iu thb iu the Ground on the pluce.nuw occupietl by ereuing. vhen the polls shall he closed. !hc said Beecher. 5. Given under my hand, at my office, in npr 25-3t. JOHS EMEllY. j the borough of Mililintown, this l'Jth day of . .... . . . . .. , T i April, iu the vear of our Lord one thousand ABM AT Pun ATE SALE.-The under- hunJr, ,., sixlv.,;,. signed oSers at private sale his t.ijiu stl- SVMUEL B. LOUDEN, Sifri uated iu Delaware township, Juninta county, ; '",-',t l'a., about three miles rhi of Thotnpsontow n, ! " cuntainirg acres, about 00 acres of which are clcarid and iu a good state of cultivation, the remainder well ae. with choice timber. having thereon erected a large Stone Mansion, Tenant House, large Bank Barn, and other Utieiry ot-bui! lings, with a never-failing spring of water convenient to the house. The iand is well watered. The above laud will be sold in whole or in parcels to suit pur - chasers, l'er-ons desiring to purchase the property can do so by calling on JOHX 1'. THOMTSOX. April 25, ISO'j-tf. nl.tlt,) t.tnia s.vj.h.i.j- virtue t uitiL-13 ui i lie in VUUI. t.1 .rtiiu;ii:t county, there will be exposed at public sale on SATUKDAY. MAY. l'.ttli. lb'.'i. on the .... premises in Delaware township, Juniata conn morning in lime for the Ea.-t and We.-I train-. The following valualilo Ilea! Estate, to wit : : Jiaggag mid -.ackages of all kinds are tnk No. 1. A tract of land cetit.iiniii" 7'i Acrea -n ;. a.i ..it.. .l..',,-...o.i ,...! ! CO Perches, all in a good state of culti- vaiien. Having i hereon ereneu a g.ot iitti .ir. If3 are ; GtOD ORDER -nd nnd-r to. an i,a large FRAME BANK BAUX. t4 charge or compe'ent and experienced drivers, feet a good W AGON SUED nn j ClUti , The proprietor hopes, by strict and persun Ciiili, WASH HOLSE. SI'ItlN'l.- IIOUSE and nI atienlion to business to merit a fair sl,ar an niner necessary otitnuiMings. t iiere i.s a H'iiiu iiiiiriiiu.iG .tiiij niii.i on the Farm and two Streams of water passing ' through it, and also the undivided one. half of ' "ets of wood land containing v" - T" i ,T f "-'t "" Acre, nni Mb IVrche, well set w,th goo4 J J id t "' J'"'cr. ' Real Esjate late of Christian Gingrich, dee d A40 ,le o!her trsct , ,e rreinises. situated a aforesaid, containing i t Acres an I 17 1 erches. ail of ilujh is cleared and under exeeilent cultivation and under goa 1 fence, with tha undivided one half ot Iwj tracts of wood land, above described containing I i ...ilv.,!. 1! A -.-. ..! ! l ! Acres aud l:)ti Perches, being tV; Real E-tate ,l"e of l'8" Shelley dee d., and two other tracts of laud situated iu saiJ Town-hip, one en,a-it; 2 Acre, and tlo Inch's the 'her 0 Acres and 'Jl Perciies. about 1 1 Acres well timbered- The last tract, of 5 Aire, i.i all elared. Ihe ssne being tl. Ileal lM!c late of Catharine Shelley, dee d. The above described tracts of. land all lie adjoining each other, except ihe Wood Land, an 1 f.um one large tract of ONE Hl'NlMlEl) and SIX TY ONE ACKES. and all are convenient to the buiiJings and well situated fur one large farm- This property is on the Main Road, 21 miles from I'iiompsontown, and 3 miles from McAlistersrille. convenient to will, shops, stores, achool houses, chu-ehe". Ac. ..,. uiuiu w luo imrcu ise money i,av4 an acconl.) will he allowed a credit on as is nece-snry to pay expenses to be paid on the books, to ilie amount of T. M. LeigUt's confirmation of saie by th! Court, one-half interest in the same. of the ballanceonthc tirst day of April, ISoT, ar,r. 13-31. D. M. CRAWFORD. when deed will be delivered am.' possession j piri-a. One sirth on the fiist day of April , llMIiTE HALL HOTEL. The under 1m!8, one sixth on ihe ti'st day of Afiil iy ;'.il il signed would respectfully inform his with interest from the first day if April 1S:'7 friends and the public generally that he h n and the purchaser to Day the iuterest of one- taken ci:arge of the above named Hotel, for- sixth annually to William Beuner during his jjife, and at his death to pay the pnuciple to j Uemy Benner, a ninor, who has for his guardian, Christian Musser. I CHRISTIAN MUSSER, Truiht. i j JUXIAXA HOTEL i MIFFT.IXTO If'.V, PEXXA. The undersigned would respectfully inform ' his friends aud the public generallv that he 1 has taken charge of the above named Hole' i formerly kept by Amos Snvdcr. This is an I old and well-known stand, and none more do-' sirable for the accommodation of the public. I His BAR will be stocked witn tho best qualify j of liquors, LU vfABLE spread'witb iLe best tuc market cauatTurd, ami bis STABLE, which is one of the most desirable in tnvn, wijl.be attanded bv pnnil aii.l irnstv Imailmu April 4, 'Gli-tf.l S. R. XOl'ESTINE DR- M. J. DAVIS, Graduate of the Univer sity of New York, offers his professional services to the citizens of Perrysville and sur rounding country. Has had over five yaiua experience iu civil and military practice. Jf. fice at his residence, a few doors abor.s Lutheran Church. References: 1r. S. B. Crawford. McCoytown. Dr. I. M. Crawford, Mililintown. Dr. P. L. Greenleaf, Thompsontuwn. April 4, 180ti-3m. TTT ESTEllN LAND AG.FNCY. C. (iin vV grieh, Lancaster, Wisconsin, will buy nnd sell REAL ESTATji, and pay Taxes for nonresidents, to those desiring to locate in the West, can obtain cheap Homes and good wa ter power in prosperous localises by consult ing him re'Vy-ence givci if required, mar. 2ITly. w ANTED. A smart active boy from 15 447. to leant the Chair Painting, and Ornamenting Business. One from the c mntry preferred. Call at the Chair Shop, in Mililin town. onr. 11 -if. C IJ .VS. V WFITX'y, Poor House IJrrtloii Procliitna liOM. Whereas, in and by a supple ment act of the General Assembly, of the Couiiuouwealth of Pennsylvania, relating to an act entitled -jn act to provide for the erec tion of a Poor House, in the townships of Miliord, Tdibett, tr'prnce Hill, Tuscnrcra, Luck and Eeale, and the boroughs of I'errys ville and I'attersoi-, iu the county of Juuitta, passed the Kith day of April. A.' D , 1 it is made the duty of the Sheriff of said county to give public noti&e in Hires newspapers of Juuiatu countv: t)it an Kleeiion ha!l Is held on the SKCO.NI TUESDAY IN MAI. A. 1., laGG. in the several election di?tricti j iu'aaid county of Juniata to accept or reject the provisions of s ad aci in the manner pr j- viuea in tue J wemy-tirat .section or snid act . I, Samuel I! Louden, High Sheriff of the County of Juniata, do hereby make known and give this public notice to the electors of ilie County of Junintn, thai on i lie SKOONU TUESDAY IN MAY. D.. IStifi, (beiug tho Xih of the month.) an election will be held at the several election districts established In law in 9aid county, at which lime they will T()te by wrjtten or printed tickets for a Poor House or against a Poor House. I, alio, hereby make known, and give no tice, that the Inspectors and Judges shall meet at the respective places appointed for holding general elections in the district to which thev belong, before 9 o'clock in the morning of the SECOND TUESD VY IX MAY and each of vaid Inspectors shalt appoint one clerk who shall be a eua.itied voter of such : unmet. ' pi TTT p t iTp ' l . y jAVjl llj Lil.i I j MIFFLI.1, PKBPSHLLE AM CUSCURD. Leaves 1'errys.viile Monday. Wednesday ami Friday at o'clock, a. ui., and arrives at Con cord at 4 o'clock, p. an. j Leaves lonooid Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at . 3 o'clock, a.m., and arrives at j l'errysvillc at 3 o'clock, p. in., in time tor 'ie 'rains going East and Wet. S'ages will leave Mitilin Station as follows. ; m. ami returns on Morday: leaves Tuesdav at l.c.ves it mm n nnim on ."sniiirofiv mi n j; a m ati.l i4titrn Thursday at fi a, m. 1 S.aees' will lenve 1 iaes will nave Milllin Station for Acide mia, uailv in the evening, and return in th er.,!e charges. The stages on the above ron- iwiblic patron-ie LEMUEL R. BSALE. Pron. Jan. n, 'ti'i.-tf. ; kVoLU TION JX PITCHING IIU-Tho 1 Wer-ipned has reeeived . lot of Itun- lIrU , flrst p,,, h., ritcll KotkjOI1 f ,be greatest machines ever invented tor unloading hay. Al". forks are warranted pre lect or the money refunded. A boy 1 year of age can work litem on a vagiu .uh ase. Call at my store, iu Pa'ter-oii. and examine them it will cost you nothing for calling. J i; t toijiv I Mr. Emanuel Mover, of M.iiord l.,wns!,in isays: 1 purch.i-ed a KunJells Horse 'itch i Fork last spring irom J. 15. M. T"Jd, and found it to bo the lighte-t and most perfect fork I ever used. A boy 12 years of a-e cm ne it and I unloaded iw.i tons oi hay t'roiu a wagon in 7 uiimite? time, bv the wutth OTICE FOR SETTLEMENT. The baoks of the late Medical Eirin ef f. M. tTraw- for I ar.d f. M. Leiht, are iu b.y htuds fw' collei'tiiiu. All persous indebte 1 to the simt arc requested to call and sefle their ac.'ounts wiluont delay, on the Weduesday and Satur day afternoons of eich weok after the tirst of May, IS'i'j. aud those having claims against said firm to present them duly authenticate 1 for settlement. tt. ,.,e having in lividua! accounts agiin-it. T. M. i.eizlit. (against whom the firm luay mer'.y kept by-A. B. Haldeman. situated in layette township. Juniata county. Pa., about four miles east of MeAhstersville, where he will be prepared to accommodate all who may favor hint with their patronage. His BAH will be stocked with the best quality of lir.iicra, his TABLE spread wi;h the best the market can afford, and his STABLE attended hy trusty hostlers. mar. 23, 6ti-3a. LEWIS AMY". -; JE.U'XESS, BLINDNfcSS & CAT Altktf, treated with the utmost success, by J. ISAACS, M. D., Oculist and Aurisi. (formerly of EeyJeu. Holland.) No. ill) PINE Street, i iul.vu a. testimonials, from the most reliable sources iu the City and Country can he seen s.t hia office. The medical faculty are invited to accompany their patients, as he has no secrets iu his practice. AUTf- FICIAL EYES, inserted without taix. No charge for examination. mar 21-ly. J i:jais2s or lotxu. A Gentleman who sutfered for rmmrm e-" Nervous Debility, Prematuro Decay and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will for the sake of suffering humanity, scud free t' all who need it, Ihe recipe and directions fur making the simple remedy by which as cured. Sufferers winhing to profit by the ad vertiser's experience, cau do so by address ing ,T0ff;.- 1, OGDEX. So. 13 Chambers St., New York, fc'n. 28,-ly. NTK.flK; tUT TIU kT Every young lady avd gentleman in lh United Slates can he:;r sotnetbing very much to i(i''.i.r advantage by return mail (free of ;harge.)by adorefing the nndersigned. Those having fears of being hiimhii?ged wi! oblige by not noticing this card. All i.theta will pleahe address their obedient servant. TIMS. V CHAPMAN, f1. jv.l W.! P.-.,r.l otr V. t-
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