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II. II. VlLSO,
volume xx, no n.
TERMS CF PUBLICATION.
Tun Ji'niata Skxtisei. is published every
Weduesday morning, on Main street, by
H. H. WILSON.
The SrnfCKII'l KIN 1'IUCK or tlio piper
-ill be TWO DoLLAKS per year in advance,
and 'i.5l if not paid within the year.
BNo paper discontinued until II ar
rearvges are paid except at the option of the
Editor.
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ING are tor one square, of eight Uacs or less, j
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Professional and Iiuiiies Cards not exceed-
in? 21 lines, and iuchtdio:? copy of paper, j
S-.oo per year. Merchants advertising
(chan-re Mc. q-iartevly) S i." per year, incltid- j
paj'Cl :il men civirs. i.wi.v ... , j
columns, ten cent. per .me.
Job WortK. The prices of JO!! WOUSC,
f .nmr'.v l'-itls, one eijr'.t sheet, $ i.ii" : one
fu'ir:!;. ''i?. -o : nr." bail', i:J.m : and addition
al liO-V er?. h-i'.f 1'Hvt and for lil.-.nUs. S2,oo
for i.nire.
gaskes (L'nrbs.
"jEiijSiiV Ivons,
gUtonicii-at-caiuj
Miffiirttown, Jutiiala County, Pa., Ofiiea !
on Main street 8ju:b of Uridirc sir el. I
E. C. STEW MiT,
AT t v H Ii ti-Ai -LAvj ,
JIii!iutuivu, Juniata Co., i'a.,
Oilers his professional services tolue pub-
lie. CuLections an 1 ail other lut.-mers wul
receive promj.l attention.
Kurih of l'eil(ird' t:toie,
Uihee hrst
door
ipsiairs.J
"tyiLLIAM M." ALLISON.
Attorney at Laic,
AND
Viil attend to U biiiiiess etii-nted to Ids
care. Oihce on M-tia Street, MiiMintonn, I'a.
JOHN T. L. SAIIM.
MUKLlXlOiVX, JLNIATA COUNTY, T.
OKFL'HS his professional servtces to i.'ie
puMic. t'roitrf.f Mtiuti'n jriven to the
j.r-.H,.t:ii ,'.fn of cisiaj jtrainsl tlip tjovriimrtit,
roli:otoni.s and all other buirii-s-; t-niiuted to
his care- Office iu the Odd i'clioaa' Hall,
tridjs Siit
tept. .., iHti.1,.
j. K. ?UI.It4.r.X,
A T T O H x j: Y-A T-L A W,
.MitiiLiyruwy. j z:iat.i c.,r..
OiTice in the O id Fellows" Tlall, Hri.le street.
COLLECTIONS. AND ALL OTilEH DL'S
' iuefs coifioctel wuii ll:e vo-.fesioii
promptly attended to.
t.lct. 1", "6".
. P. C. RI'SIO, of V:tirynon,
I'a.. wisiies to iut'iriu his IVieids and pa
1':... wiiics to ii.t.Tiu his IViei. is and pa-
trons that he has resi.oved to the house tin
l!ri l-e Street or j ojile Todd S Jordan's Store.
Afril'i-tf
YTENDl'E
1Ei
V AITTTOXEIU
The nn-I'-rsiirned offcrj his services to
Ihe
pit.ii.e as eiiilj..' I ryer ami Auoii.inepr. lie iatn-i-ua. Min'mute, Ashland, J'l.ie (,'ror Al-ha-had
a vwy large experience, and feels j t,.,iUvn oJ Ft.!r..i.ii. at 7,4i A. M. 'and
coiiiiuent that he can give satisfaction to all .u, ,iud 'J.iJ 1' M, Mopping at Leb.thon and
WUo may employ tula, lie may ne wuTOta
at MillliuiOM u, or found t his home in Fer
managh township. Orders may also be left
a! Mr. ill Hotel.
Jan. 2 ls;'J4.
WILLIAM GIVEN.
c r
. k ' M BIT --w f
h 9J
t 1 ' ail a IS
KE.-rr.Ci Fl LLV oilers his services to the j
puolic of Juniata county. Having had a I
liCi'Fl LLY oilers his services to t lie ;
public of Juniata county. Having had a I
I.irgu experience in the business of endue j
Cryintr, he feels rnntideut that he can render j
en- ral s atisfaetion. lie can at all times be i
tons., lied at bis residence in M'.T.inlown, I'a. ,
Aug. i j, jeo-j.
KILITAHY CLAK-IS
THE uiidersine-.i will prompt ij- a! end to
the c.lk.lion of claims a-ainst either the
Slate or National Government, IVusii.ns, Lack i
'ay, llounty, Extra Fay, and all other claims
arising out ol the preM'ut or any other war,
collected.
JEREMIAH LYONS,
At torney-at-La w.
Jdl.Tdntown, Jur.ia'a Co., Tft. febl
IVnsions ! Tensions !
ALL T'ERSONS WHO HAVE KEEN DIS
ABLE DUIUNU THE 1'llESEN f WAlt
ARE ENTITLE TO A TENSION'. All per
sons who in'end applying for a I'ensicn roust
call on the Examining Surgeon to know weth
er their Disability is sufficient to entitle- ibem
to a Tension. AU disatded Soldiers will call
on the undersigned who bas leen appointed
X--nsio Kxumiiiinj; isui geou for JuumlK tail
adjoin. ng Counties.
P. C. EUXDIO, M. D.,
l'atterson, I'a.
Dec. 0. l".-tf.
imiiHC'lt. tllil).
D
R. S. K.KMl'FEIl, (late army snr-1
goon) having locate I in Patterson teod i
i9 ins ptM!'ege:oiirtl tterrines to Uif? ciluciitt ol j
Dr. S. having bad eight years experience '
in hosnita!, ceueral, and aruiv nractice. feels ,
rep ued to request a trial froiu those w ho I Stages will leave Mifflin Stution for Acade
mi..v l,c an idit'.ifi iinr-ii in nit Tnf.ilil nt. - mia. ilailv in the evctiiiiir. and return in rhn
lenda-;r. j
Ilo wil". be found at the brick building op-j
yosne tne '-Sentinel tliFtCK," or at his resi-:
lence in the borough of Patierson, at all ;
haurs. except wkeu profesJiunally engaged. j
Ju'y 22, lj.1..-tf. :
; I
LAltOE stock of Queensware, Cedirware '
eucli ft Tubs, Itutter Bowls, liuckeis :
Chtr.Bi, Haske-s, Horfe ISuckets. &c-, at I
Sl'IVF', rRi1V A I'Ki:n-S. J
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pENNSVLYANIA R A i LIIO A T). ON AND
I after Sunday, May 2'', 1860, Passenger
Trains will leave M i til in Station as folium :
EASTWARD.
Lrwnl Aecon.'inoiiat'n... 3.20 P. M.
Philadelphia Express.. 1 ,4 P. M
Fast Line C.:'..r,.. M.
Cincinnati Express G. '', P. M.
Pay Express 11.31, A. M.
Way Passenger 10,07, A. M.
WESTWARD.
New York Express 5,51 A. M.
Pay Express 3.48, P. M.
Bnltimoie Express 3.59, A. M.
Philadelphia Express... 5.00, A. M.
Fast Line...
5.50, P. M.
Mail Train
Eiuiraul Traiu.
... 4.JJ.9, p.
M.
M.
....9.55. A"
JAMES NOKTII, Ag't.
; 1-7CG- 1SCG.
iFifikiili'Ipiiia and Erie Jlnil Road.
, rA JMS Ureal Line tra verses the Northern and
i L Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to
i the city of Erie, on Lake Erie.
It has been leased and is operated bv the
Pf.S SSYLVAXIA ltAIt, tt.lAl! l'u.ri.
TIME l))' l-ASSENCER TBINS AT II ARB1S BUBG.
LEAVE EASTWARD.
j Erie Mait Tr.-.in
I Krie Exi-ress Train
I Einiira Express Train
2.!3 A. 51.
S.30 a. M.
Z,Zj r. Ji.
LEAVE WESTWARD.
Erie Mail Train S.C0 A. I.
Erie Esp-ess Train 4, Co v. m.
ritnira Eiiresa Train p. M.
I'asetifr cars ru 1 through on the Erie
, Mail an t txpies drains without change both
waj d be"we-n I'hilad.'l)hia and Li te.
NEW VOilK CONNECTION.
Leave New York at -.,Z0 A. M.. ariivo at Krie
at a. si.
Lraw Erie at v. M., arrive at New York
.; p. M.
NO CiIANG Or CARS BETWEEN ERIE &.
NEW YOUK.
Elegant sVej.iiig cars on all niht trains.
For iritoritiu'ion res peeling passenger busi
tits ai'l'Iv nt the corner of ot'th and Mai act
burets, 1 hiiadelpiila.
And for iieignt business of the Company's
Kingston. Jr., corner of lJlh and
Marker Kirei'is. rhH.-tittlniM.
91 . n. Kenoid?'. Erie.
V.'ia Itruwn, A treat, N. C. U. H . PiVimorc.
It. If. rttJL'?T(l.V,
General Freight Airot, riiilad"lphia.
li. . C, WINN til.
General Ticket Agent, 1'hiladelphia.
A. L. TYLER,
General Superintendent, WilLamsport.
F"b Ii, 'h'j-tf.
READING RAIL R0A1).
summer akrasge:et.
vr tiivxk live rnoM
the North and Nortli-W'est fnr 'ltiltf,1-
jiliui. .'..(! '-ri, Jimdi'rf, u!trilh, Tumaqia.
1 rama leave Uarrobitrg for Am JWA-. as
ioiiows; .t ii.'if, ana V,ia n. M., and
-.'H and .,2(i 1. M., arriving at Xew York al
", and 1 A. M., ntnl lt anil lM.S.i V.
M.. c itineclius with similar Tiaiiis on the
t'lnn.'i'i iiirii Kmlrvaii: Sleeping Cars accom
pany ig the o"j and 9,-JU V M trains without
chanire.
Leave ..mV'.vr for nitia. PalUmlh
all It'civ it ilium ; the V M Train making
I no close contiectioris for Vollti'iWr nor 17,d(;-
ior l'o(riI!t. tchiitjki Jren and 4ul
!,urii via Se!iiiukt an:l Sn.yKchannj llailrou
leave Jl'.trrttbui-g al 4, l- p M.
Iti-turuiu j : Leave A'.-w l'ori at 0.00 A M,
I2,)i Noon and 8.l P M. W'tiUJ.'hi at 8,00
A M, and oVlt' 1' M ; VolitriV.r at S.:W A M &
4-i T .M ; A'hhtn-1 U.DO and '11,15 A M, and
1 U:'. I M T,r.. ,,,. , nt O i I ..,.1 1 ...
' ' 1
u";' 8' "J ' ', . , ., . r , ,
lilt anj iSus'tit'irmrj Hil Jttft at 7 0' a. sr.
Itiaiiiiiy Arco'tHhoihilum train: Maves Had-
-.V "UIU """-
VutumhU H'lil.-aa l Trains leave Rtadim a!
6 1:0 A M and Ii V, P M for fyhrala, Liiiz
1 .... i.j . ; -
Un iSun,,.lvs. Lellvc tr-Iori at 8 30
,, M Vh.Ut-hin am 3 15 V. M.. Vol',rtHt
. tatt.a 7 s,. f . lrri,l.r..
! 11,1 A. M., and llca-ling at 1 S) . M.. for
llnrTitimrii, and It) hi A. M., for Sent-1'ori,
and 4.23 p. m. tor I'tiiladelphia.
CoiiunutatioH. Mtlritif, Scasrr, School and
.'xrur.u'un Tickets to and from all points, at re
duced Rates.
linif'uje checked through : 80 pounds al
lowed each Passenger.
. A. 2VICOI.I.S.
Oenrral Superintendent. .
Keapixo, Pa. Nov 27, 'bo-if.
NEW STAGE LINE
JMTLH, PG;:CPSV1LLE JIa'D C0.HCi)!lD. .
Leaves Perrysville Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at U o'clock, a. in., and arrives at Con
Cord at 4 o'clock, p. ji.
Leaves Cotiooid Tuesday, Thursday and
.'Saturday at 5 o'clock, a. ni., and arrives at
! Perrysville it 3 o'clock, p. ru., in time lor
the trains iroinz East and West.
Stages will leave Minim Station as follows
Ltuves Mali in Station ou Saturday, l 4i a. !
- and returns on Wednesday ; leaves
lhursday at ti a, m.
n.orning in time for the East and West traius. '
Haggage ami packages of all kinds are lak-I
en ' charge ana promptly delivered at mod-1
ra(e charges, 't ue stages on the above rou-
' nre in GOt)J OltbElt nd under the
charge uf cotupe'ent and experienced drivers. '
The proprietor hopes, by strict aud person-
al attention to business to merit a lair share
of publio patron ice.
LEMUL 2 3SALE PrOT)
J. is, ' -'
TO COHSTITUTIOK TDK OI0
JlIFfLLNTOWN. J UNLIT A
ii i - iiiiwi mwxwway
jjrlftt Jloctro.
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THE GirSY'S iTARNlNG.
Trust biaj not, oh, gentle lady,
Though his vjice be low and sweet ;
Heed n-t hi:u who kueels before thee,
Softly pleading at thy feet.
Now thy life is in its morning,
Cloud not this thy happy lot,
Listen to the Oipey's warning
Gentle lady, trust hiin not.
lady, once there lived a maiden.
Young and pure, and like the fair
7
Y et, he wooed, be wooed and won ber,
Filled ber tender heart with care,
Then, be beeded not her weeping,
lie oared not ber life to save ;
Soon she perishtd now slit's sleeping
In the cold and silent grave.
Lady, turn not from me so cottly,
For I have only told the truth ; ;
From a stern and withering sorrow,1
Lady, I wouid bhieid thy youth. '
I would shield thee from all danger,
Shield thee from Ihe lenirter's snare.
Lady, shuu the dark eyed stranger.
1 have warned thee I now beware.
Take your gold, I do not want it,
Lady, 1 have prayed for this;
For the hour that I might foil bim,
And rob him of expected bliss.
Aye. I see thou art filled wi'h wonder
At my looks so fierce and wild
Lady, iu the church-yard, yonder,
Sleeps the U:psy's only child !
MINUTES OF A GOOD TEMFLAtt'S CON-
VLVH0N FOR EAST JUMATA HiSiKRT.
HELD AT JHYLYIWN, i'EN.N., JUNE
uses.
The Convention was cal'c i to order a:
9 o'c!.iclc A. 1. by Key. J. W. t'leircr.
W. C. T., who appuiuted .liss Mtliie
Wise, W. Y. T., E. W. II. K.eider, W.
S., J. L. W. Jlan derson, V. A. S., Iicv.
Gwya, W. 0., triMer ISeauiuout, VV.I. 0.,
Gide.io Sarvts, V. O. , U. M. belaid,
U". .M., S. M. Peek, V. A. M., Sister
Loug, V. K II. rf., Sister Jlckee, V. Iu.
11. aud Jaeub E lielutiiU, P. V. C T.
On motion liros. K jss, wing aud John
?arvis were appuiuted a Couitititte on C'ro
dtxtils, whi) reported the l'oilowiug lcl
ejxaLes pie.-eut ;
A..tr',i LuJj.-., Xj. 91. T. S. Wliar
tob, .itiiuel Iv.viti'j, T. li. l!le!licr, Hot-
tie It-ibl), .Miggie Price, Martlia C'owdeu,
MaiTirie Mutrisou, J. X. auzandt.
Mtlhucn linn LoJjc, Xj. S-. lUtaui
Pt'ynolds, J. W. Pttictu, J. SV. Price,
William Ewing, llauuuh (.iiiley, Kate
Eaiih:. JSaiiie fcuowtleu, Llleu ji toil.
Jiini'itu L'nljK, Ay. 73 J. J. IJ'iay,
Mias E. C. Suiuhuub, Miss M. II. Cham
bers. Shcrmun's Yiillrg Lut?je, Xo. 129.:
Miss A. M. Toland, Miss M. ii. Huulh,
Y. I. Louder, S. II. Keek.
Mifiintuan Loilj'. Xj. . E. W. H
Kreider, J. II. Itolluian.
Lojnn. LmijK Xo. G8. M. A. MeKtC,
Juhu Clark, C. M. Subull, Samuel Keoly,
Millie Wise, L. L. Eiseubise, Maggie
Iveinei'liiig.
IW Loiljc, Xo. 159. Miss Cla
rissa Price.
Perry LoJyc, Xo. 2. A. A. Steyeas,
S. II. AUetaan, Ilfbecca Shoemaker.
Ei.ufe L,hje, X. 149. X.S. II ukle.
UcLrcca LvJye, Xo. 102. 1. A. Long.
I Mary E Il tiues, Jacob Eshelmaa, V. D.
E-holiu.tn.
Port Royal LoJji', Xo. 108 Vulenu
M. Zimmerpiau, Fauuie Cross, J. 1) W.
Heoderson, B. II. Mitchell.
Past Wntcrfoni Loifye, Xo. lot
! John Sarvis, George Murphy, G. J. Jar-
vis, J. W. Ebins.
Granville LoJyc Xo. 122 A. C. Lit
tle, Aarou Giilup, Annie Euslow, Matlie
Oiveus.
Liverpool Loilyc, Xo. 137. M. P..
Rtduian, II. C. Suyder, K. A Simpson,
Samuel Keen, Kate Shuler, Emma V.
Suyder, Ada M. Cochran, Eimii'a Glubt).
isakni Loihje, Xo SI. Mary Kosser
man, Miss Demaree, 11. Wingett.'
On niotiuu the report was received.
The hour of Couveutiou was fixed to
adjourn at 12 M , commence at 1 P. M.
aUd clusc at 5 1. M ami the eveuiug
' t0 comiueuce at G aud go to the
church at 7i P. M.
The Committee on Xew Business re-
ported the following, whieh Was received :
j What is the best method of making
' . . , y
S meetings ot our lodges tutere.stlug '.
2 Should we, as Good Templars, urge
, . , . i
,,ie prooCi'Ulloii and puuishiueut ol Vlola-
tioUS of the litlUor laws of our State ?
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' oM 11 bo 'or tllC oood ol the 0r-
ir ibat eur Quarter! CoaTcntioos can-
AS" T?S K.lroSOI MEST OF THB LAWS. J
COUNT,,. ITO'A. JUNE 20,1866.
Ttiiiwft iu scssicnTonger thaa ouj tl-fy and
evenin"?
j 4. lias any member anything to offer
for the good of the order ?
J. II. KOSS, ")
S. EU IX
torn,
U. II. tUAMlsLUS, )
On motion the Committee was discharg-
ed, aud all discussion oa the articles was
postponed until afternoon session.
Brother Boss, a member of Committee
to draw tip new order of business, report-
ed verbally, and on motion the report was j Liti Q jq at JiiJerstown, report
received aad ihe Committee discharged sft ,,,. wp :.. r,1i r,,.neefs ahe ,d.
Ou motion no member was allowed to
peak more than five miuutes at any time,
and but occc on each subject
Ou motion visiting me-.bers were per -
niitted to participate in trc proceedings
of the Convention, but not allowed to
vote,
The following resolution was offered
aud laid over until afternoon session :
Poulrrd, Tnat after this Convention
eft telegatesr-wn-J ' visttorr b T)ulf8:l to
be slothed iu proper regalia before theJ
can be recognized by the V. W. C. T.
The lullowiug resolution wa3 offered
atij passed :
ucfo vta. mat a iommittee oi nncr
'
he appointed to secure the services of suit
able speakers for our next Convention.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convctitiou met at the hour appointed.
Minutes read and approved.
'ri... r.n : t. ..tr.iA.l -
voiced. That lie v. E. U . Knby be
. .. , ,. . .
C
reiitiested to address a public, meeting to'
be held ia the M. E. Church this even
ing.
The resolutiou offered at the lEoruinj;
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1 he articles of tiew busiuess oliercd at
.
the mortros; scssiou wete taken up am
H iiii -
discussed seriatim. A great deal of dts.
, . , ,
cussioti was hud on the bra! article, when
on luutioti tiie whole matter was iudiii
nitely postponed.
Article 2ud waa answered in the affir
uistiie. Arliclo 3rd On motion it was ordered
that the ccst Convention be held at 1
o'clock on Tuesday and close oa Wednes
day evening.
The Convention proceeded to fix the
place of holdiug the next Convcutii-n,
wheu Liverpool and Pi rrysville were nom
inated. A vote being taken the result
was as fol'ow3 :
Liverpool 28
1 errysville
Aod it was ordered that the next Cou
ventiuu would bo he'd at Perrysville.
Ou motion the Convention proceeded
to nominate aud elect oCicet's for the next
Convention, when Brother Gwyn was
unanimously elected W. C. T., aud A. A.
Stevens W. S.
The chair appointed Brothers Loop.
ICrby and Schuil a Business Committee
lor next Convention,
A Committee was appointed consisting I
of Brothers Gwyn, Boss and B.ynoid.s
to procure speakers for the next Conven
tion. The following resolution was adopted :
Iiesolred, That hereafter the Commit
tee on Credentials be appointed at the pte-
J vious meeting, and that the Secretaty of
the Convention notify the Lodiresof the
same, and they report their Delegates
elect to the Chairman of said Committee
as soon as tiie Delegates aro elected, and
the said Committee have their report
made out previous to the. meeting of the
Convention.
The chair appointed Brothers Logan,
Henderson and the W. C, T. of Lodge
Xo. 103, said Committee.
UEI'OIU'S FROM LODOES.
Bro. Stevens rt ported Xo. 2, at Dua
caunon, having 200 members Library
of about 200 volumus have cut off the
whisky ia Duucauuon borough and Peon
township, aud two miles of a circuit
doiug a good business in the cause.
Lodge Xj. 68, at Lewistown reported
200 members, the Lodge is iu a prosperous
condition ad very well atteuded by its
members,
Lod-e Xo. 73, at Mifflin'owa respond
ed to by Bro. Quay, who said they nam
Dereu y members, an increase of 28
since last Cuoveutioo; two rutu shops
less, aud three of the salesmca cou&isteut
members of the Lodge.
Lodge Xo. 81, atXewport reported 80
members and still increasing.
LcJje No. 2. st McVeyioiTD, reports J '
do increase of 37 cienibe i einee last
ConveutioD, in a flourishing condtuoa
with prospects cf more members,
I Lodge Xo. 94, at Xewtoo Ilamiltoa,
respnuded to by the oldest man in the
i cause of tetnperaccc ia the loom or per
: bans in the district, who reported 102
meUll)Crs . one whisky shop less a.-id the
rcmajniIlg olie wa3 Tery careful how they
I bllDjej out tBCir poisonous fluid, as the
temperauce are oa the look-out for
,iieln
j L((Jge Xo 10gj at ierrySVief res.
pondl.j t0 by Cr0 Heudersoo, who re-
i ported 87 members: Lodtre flouti.,hiritr.
' e carnest anJ determined oa'vislury.
Adoarnei'.
LVENINU SES3IOX
lleports from the remaining Lodges
Was called lor and responded to.
Lodge Xo. 122, at Granville, near Lew
istown ; about six months since organized
aud now number C5 members, the linau-
j cii aflirs iu good
t , ,, ,
coudition, and the
! members zealous in the temperance cause.
Ledge Xo. 129, at BloomCeld, 105
t niptiiKcrii a full trwuslirr mid fii-iii l.nvp
, , , , .
1 aud zealous in the glorious cause,
Lodge Xo. 137, at Liverpool, organized
live mouths since, have done tuub. good,
I but met with a great deal of opposition
number 105 members, quite an increase
since last Conveutiuu.
Lodge Xo. 149, at Thonipsontown, re
u.j,r.iti!il fi liv ltr1 llitil-la it in r..'i.t.-.n
; . r . 1
i their lamps burning brightly 51 nieui-
ers. au iuerease uf 27 members since
Lot Convention ; prospering Cnly.
Lodge Xo. 15lj, at East Watctfotd, rc-
1 sponded to by Bro. John Sarvis; organ-
! ized in l ebruary od members. lie
... , . . . , .
stated that '.he only barrier iu their way
I . . . , , , .
i WJS church members, wuo made a habit
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ol taking a sly g.ass occastjuuly, and
, , . '
. kU.U Ulb . 'J 111 L . k UIUCI.
Lodge Xo. 159, at Lewistown reported
C5 nituAtrs, and flattering prospects.
MtOLutowa Lodge responded to by
E. V. 11. Kreiuer, who stated that the
Lodge h:td only been in esistence tea
days bad tea charier members, but the
prospects were good, aud by next Coa
veution hoped to make a good report of
the doiugs of the new Lodge in MiiUin.
The lollowmg resolutions were adopted :
prsuhed, That the Worty Secretary
elect have 200 copies of the proceedings
of the present session priuted oa sltpfc
lor distribution among the diiTerent
Lodges iu the district, aud he be author
ised to assess the cost op the Lodges ae
coidiiig to his best judgment.
Peso'veJ. That we request the editors
ot the diiTerent purer.-; published iu the
district to publi-h the proceedings o! this
Couveutiou or so much of them as they
limy see proper,
Jiisolitil, That the thauks cf this Cou
veutiou be tcudered to the cilizcus ot
MeVey towu lor thcil hospitality ineiiter
taiuing the members of said Couveutiou.
It was on motion ordered that the
oScers use their iuflueauo to procure
passes ou the Uailroad for members at
tending ues: Convention.
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a lie couvention suspeu-eu ucsinrbs
for the purpose of attending the public
meeting ia the M. E. Church, alter
which thrf session was again resumed.
A lengthy and imerestiug discussion
was had ou the propriety of purchasing a
bauuer to be given to the Lodge iuitat
ing the most members, and on motion the
subject was iadiSnitely postponed.
On motion the thanks of the Conven
tion was tendered the McVeytowu Brass
Baud for their services on the occasion
aud their kind offer.
On motioa a vote of thanks was ten
dered the retiring W. C. T., aud also the
acting W. S.
The following resolutions were adopted;
Unsolved, That the Lodges be request
ed to doaate the expenses of delegates to
quarterly Conventions and assess the
same oa members of their respective
Lodges.
Peeoh-ed, That hereafter all resolu
tions offeied by any member shall be re
duced to writiuij; and
That all committees appointed for the
coming Convention shall report or be
ready for so doing before the couveuing
of that body.
Convention Adjourned
The whole number of members in the
District ? reports 1 by rv3 .Delegate? is : '
EDITOR A PITHXISIIF.R.
WHOLE NUMBER 999.
j 1-150, aa iacrcase of 331 sinca last Con-
veution
The interest aniiested unrnassed thai
of any other Convention, and the mem.
hers in departing lor their homes wer
fully determined that at the text Conven
tion each of their Lodges would present
such reports ol their good works as to
astonish those who deal out death ana
destruction to their fellow man.
J. W. CLEAVER, W. C. T.
E. W. II. Kreider, W. S.
AX OLD INDICTMENT.
The Union State Convention adopted
the followiug iu 18G5, which holds a
yood now as it did then, that tie so-called
Democrats stood arraigned before the peo
ple of Pennsylvania for constantly ob
structiug the efforts of the Constitutional
authorities to maintain the life of the ca
tion. By inflaming the passions ci 'their ig-
uorant followers against the legally eletteil
officers of the Feoeial Government, and
refraining from all reproach against trea
son or armed traitors.
By procuring a decision from the Dem
ocratic judges of our Supreme Couit, de
nying the right of the Government to tha
services of the citizens of this Slate for
the defence of the imperiled country.
By di.-eouraging men from volunteering
into the armies of the Union ; thus ren
dering it necessary to succumb to treason,
or to pay large bounties, aud so burdening
every ward, township and borough in tha
State with debt to fill the ranks of ous
armies.
By opposing the enlistment of negroes
for our defense, although one white tcao.
less was required for every black one wha
could be euiisted, aud this at the very
momeut vi lien the? battle of Gettysburg
was railing on the soil of Pennsylvania,
aud that decisive battle was uncertaia.
By denjing to our soldiers the right to
vote while fighting for the fl:sg cf our
fathers, on the plea that such rights were
not allowed by oar Constitution, and by
opposiNg au amendment which removed
their objections and relieved our brava
soldiers from this disability.
By exaggerating the public indebted
ness, denying the public credit, and teach
ing tht tLe financial resources of the
north were unequal to the suppression of
the rebellion.
By a shameful opposition to measures
for extending relief to the families of
Union soldiers, aud by a malignant effort
by these means lo secure tho success of
the rebels in the fi j' J, or such a protrac
tion of the war as would cxh.ar.3t the na
tion in its effort to subJ'w their iiionds.
But now heaping abuse upon the Gov
ernment for vunishing assassins and their
accomplices, by demanding the release of
leading traitors, by frowning down all
al tempts to bring to punishment the fiends
who starved our soldiers, and by assuring
rebels that neither iu person or property
.-h:'ll they Le punished for their ciijiei.
And if anything were wanting to com
plete their irfamy, wc have it ia their ds-.
termined opposition to free hib jr, and to
a tariff which, while it would ni:.ko labor
profitable by protecia.' tu.3 workingrnca
of Pennsylvania fr-'-ra British coiiftitioa
would largely increase the revenue e
setitiu! to the D'aititaiuaoce of tho pubiio
faith and credit.
L':t this indictment le j Lc.d at tha
head of every loyal journal in tie State.
Its truths aro as strong to-day ns they
were a year act, aud in their name W9
cao agaiu wia a great vic'ory.
I A raving matiie was taken to
Utica, Xr. Y., last week, for treatment ia
the a'-'y'.um. He was formerly a soldier,
a member of the Forty-first regiment.
His name i3 George W. Bassett. lie
was one of tho Ant'eraonville prisoners,
and the terrible privations which he then,
suffered S3 shattered his constitution thai
he never fully recovers 1, and was finally
reduced to his piescnt pitiable condition.
-iT'A fiutelcrj flutist is spoken of ia
Havre us performing woudeiful things.
lie makes a flute out of his left band,
which ho holds to his mouth, using the
right iu lieu of stops. The notes he pro
duces are nut to Lo diitiugui.-hed from
those of the real instrument.
1ST A lady asked a noted doctor if he did"
not think the small bonnets the ladies
wore had a tendency to produce a coeg's-
tioa of the brain. "Ob, no," replied he,
- 'ladies vboLave brains d.a't -Jar them.'
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