Juniata
Sentinel
t union nf lakin, mid a union if lands,
A union no power rhal m rer;
A union of hearts, ami a union if hands.
Ami the Anurirnn Union fori vr!
M I F F L I N T O W X
Wcdnesttav -Uornins, Sept, ISfirt.
II. It. II.SOV, KiSitor Pntl Publisher
ir-IP T.7 jtxiata sK.xT.'y.vr. --m
tia tic J.nri'ft Circulation of atiy riper pub
lished in this County. It is therefore the
bft fffivrtVoi 7 tnflttai. It in a Pfir-"r. tndv
loyal, ably conduct? I, a first class Looxlist. j
mid well worthy of the pwrouage of every ;
loyal cttizca in the. County.
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UHICHPcEPUSLICAK STATE TICKET I
roil GoVLT.NoR,
MAJ. GLV. JOHN Y,r. GEARY,
lit Cl'MIH'.HI.AN) CiilSTV.
DISTRICT TICKET.
rort conuress, I
JOHN J. PATTEIISOX, of Ju..rata Co.
(Subject to the. Itistrict Conference.)
Full ASSKMV.LY,
JAMES M. DROWN, of Mifflin county.
II. S. WIIAKTOX, of Huntingdon Co
COL'Mi' TICKET.
ASSOCIATE JC1HIES,
johepii pomeuoy, cf Deaic twr.
LL'CIAX WILSOX, ef layette twp.
1 HOTIIONOTARY,
JOIIX M. THOMPSON, of Pcrrysville.
COMMISSIONER.,
JACO'J WEISF.U, ofi-u.-ojuchannatwp.
HISTItlCT ATTOIt N KV,
JEKKMIAII LYON?, of Miiliiatown.
ALinrott,
THOMAS M()IHlOY,of Tus-earoratwp.
., .. .ii.ii ii i
t-Sol Hers vf Pennsylvania remember
(bat Ileister Clynu-r vote I against a joiut
resolution .of our Legislature, asking Con-Ld
gress to increase the :iy ol tlie rr:v;tte sol
diers and nnn-coiutuiss;uned oilicers of tin
army. (.ee page -'i-j Legislative Kejo'.J
tossion IKi'I.) V. Lile you ere battling fur
Ibe Union he was eiliaustiuj: his injr"tiuitv in
ievising means to counteract tlie succes of ;
your arms.
MLETI.Nt; OF TMF. COl'XTY t O.tl-
The members of the Cniou Kepubiican
County Committee, will meet at the Ju
liiata Hotel, in the borough of M ifilintown
on Saturday, September l "th at 1 o'clock '
P. M., attendance is re'i:ested is busi- j
Bess of importance will come before the
Committee. The following named gen
tlemen compose the commiitee :
Miillititown A. II. Martin. C. McClel! in.
1'ailerson li. S. Cooke, II. M. C.-onin?cr.
I'criiianah C. 1!. llorirnj. John Stoiicf.
Walker J. Moore, Kurtz Kaulitr.aa.
jAdawarc C. .Shelly. Levi Myers.
Fayett? S;;md. I.eotiard. II- ( aveny,
M.u.r.ie A. 11. I.-'.ndis, 'i'obias Eo s on.
rus.pichflnuah Lon. Sol. L'p.ii rove.
ireenwood T. Ituoibei-er, II. F. .eiders.
Milford Jac. b (trouiiijtcr, J. S. ltol.isoii,
Tuitott L. E Mathers, Noah llenzier.
1'errsviiU- Thotn. Watreiisidlcr, S. Eack.
I'enle lion. John l.eale, J. 1'. b yle.
Spruce Ihll A.J. I'atlersou, Siieta Voiter.
Tuscarora Thomas Morrow, Win. Hart.
Lack J. T. I tennis, IS. Walls.
Diack Log I!. Melntyic, Satr'l. Shearer.
A. II. MAUTIX, Pics't.
I XION' .MASS .MEETINt..
We desire to inform our friends that
we propose to hold a Union Mass Meet
ing at MiHliutown, shortly before the
election. As Eocn as suitable sp(
can be secured and the ueccssary arran-
onnui..la tnn.hi XuTf tt-jol' tt-n ll-i! nn
, . . , ,,
nouuee toe time and vi no are to aiiurc-sj'
, ,, , .
luu iijcciiu. ouuu mim nut mo ulu
lated throughout the county announcing
the time of the meeting. The Couuty
Committee will meet this week and iu
cur nest weeks paper will announce a
ecries of meetings, at the different school
houses throughout the county.
.Ha Afiti..n II l-l.i u n-ill lol f.ll-i.,. i
COlKPEXfATIOX I'OIl TIILIK
SLAVES.
One of the principal incentives which
lias actuated the Secessionists to enter in
to an alliance with the Copperheads and , mouluf.' u'" 7'l
T , . , . ! cut political crisis are wholly with Cou
Johnsonitcs ot the Xorth is the desire to 1 , , i ,t ., i. :0 ..,;..., i
establish
:
party that will cveutually, if
successful, give them compensation fur
their slaves. Fellow citizens, are you
fcady to assist in the establish men t of a
party that will ask yon, yea you, to J
lor 4,000,0)0 Slaves? If you do vote j
the Crrj erhesd ticket! i
COPPEKJOIf.SO' MEETI.NU.
According to notice given thtough the
three Democratic papers of our borough
au J by posters placed ia the most conspicu
ous places throughout the county a Copper
Johnson meeting was held in the Comt
House yard on Tuesday evening of last
week. Pteliuiinary to the organization
of the meeting, First Lieutenant It. I'.
MeWi'dinnis, commanding company F,
1-fith regiment P. V., Camp in the Field,
appointed himself a committee of six to
proceed on horseback to the depot, in Pat
terson and escort a delegation of Johnson
Clyuier wen, expected from Lcwistown
over to Milliin aud show them Lis new
house recently erected on one of the hack
streets. This, by far the grandest feat of
the occasion, was accomplished by the
Lieutenant with entire satisfaction to him
self, and the delegation was escorted back
to the court yard, when the organization
(f the meeting went on.
G. W. Strouse called the meeting to
order, when down came the platform on
which the tuotoly erew were standing, and
tor a time confusion reigned supreme.
Put order was again partly restored, and
Dill Allison stepped iorward and read as
Well as his muddled braitl would permit,
a jst of vXweTS for the meeting. Lilt!.:
Edmuud S. Doty headed the list as l'res-
- 1 . 1 1 T I 11 . 1 . ?
,auuI- 1 uor Jv-!u'ulja "ow we rltle" "llu
as now we can say with Xasby, "trooly
Jouer has swollered the wail," Edmund is
joiued to bis idols. IIow sweet he looked
as he stood on that platform between Hill
j Ihivis, and Bill Allison a thorn between
two roses the rich fragrance of their
breath must hare been refreshing. Like
Xasby, we don't suppose he would have
traded places with au angel, even up.
Well, Mr. Doty made a speech. He
claimed to be reconstructed we thought
he was after that sccue on the platform
ho affected tears at the event he just pass
ed through aud compared it to the scene
iu tha 1 1th of August Couvcutum when
Massachusetts and South Carolina walked
aim in arm. At this poiut Mr. Doty was
overcome, his cye-rtloj ped over and be
retired.
The nct speaker was cx Mayor Vans.
He spoke at great length but never once
alluded to the Democratic arty in I'at.i
one would have thought be never heard
ot such au organiz ition. He was follow
ed by Elgar Cowan, an ardent upholder
ol '-My Policy." He evidently remem
bered a speech he made iu tbe same place
i years smee, ti:c ghost ot which
j haunted him and he lee.it.u so troubled
. that l.c broke dowu offer a short harrangue
gave way to one 'l ;.riey Sininer who
cotnuiesiced by iufoiming the audience
thut he was !rim L uion cu.-.ty that he
was iuid ai'icoys had been a ilepubiirati,
and as such suppoited President John.
s in'a policy that be Was the Coiiectcr of
this district and lie knew if he wo i'.d not
be for Johnson that Andy would be t'-r
Kjisr him and woulduot give b:m his daily
"Dread and Uutter." He too made a
telling speech in all of which he forgot to
say anything about the wA' that bad
j'ist bceu swallowed up all but the tail.
ut Charley was overcome by his effort
Mid retired to take a uriuk.
Loud calls were now made for Wallace,
V. A. Wallaese, the ininaculate the
Chairman of the Democratic State Cen
tral Committee. After coutinued calls
that gentleman appeared upon the stand,
and from his maimer we jo ined his dan
der was up. lie dilu't like the idea of
Jonah swallowing the whale. lie appeal
ed to the audience as a Democratic audi
ence ; he had come there as a Democrat
aud iatended to go away as one ; he had
heard a number of speeches from iueu
who had formally been Democrats, and
yet njt ouo word was said iu behalf
of Iliester Clymcr; lie ignoied the ex
istence of a Johnson party, aud appealed
to Democrats to stand by the old land
marks. .Mr. Wallace retired amidts the
cheers of the audience, showing plainly
that his remarks were appreciated aud
! that Jonah had failed iu his efforts to
swallow tbe whale, as the tail cud the
: portion of which Mr. allace ;s e. ldeutly
! a part was stni sticking out.
"
Gk.n. Grant's Views: The editor of
the Lewistou Foils Journal, who had the
recent lumiliaj conversation with Gen.
Grant at the studio of a .Maine artist in
Washington, and whose account of the
interview was publihed far aud wide,
makes the following statement ;
"We happen to know perr-onally,
through a gcutleman who has bceu inti
mate with General Craut for the hist few
.1 ,1 .i- .1- r .1
JjJILJ, UUU ll.UL in lUlllGlJf Ul-jll'.C'a IU
the tyrannical and egotistical course of
President Johnson. We know that such
are the sentiments of the General; so
that what comfoit the Copperheads can
I .vtronf trnm hia v.rimnn OA t fhi VCbil.i
ii,mse ,m siutUrday, at the reception of
tbe Padlock Commit'ee, they are entirely
welcome lo."
I ST .!! i.'L.illB5rB-
DO NOT nr. UnCEUED.
If the Democrats succeed in e'ectin
! George Reynolds Prothonotary and David
! Diven Commissioner at the comias clec-
tion, they will take it as an endorsement
' of their uncalled for aud extravagant ex-
penditure of the peoples' money in deco
I rating the Court House, and proceed at
once to erect a new buildiug behind the
grand portico they are putting up this
summer. This we know is the object
they have ia view. A few days a'o a
gentleman was remonstrating with Geo.
lieynolda for receiving three huinifd del
lars of the peoples' money for smearing
a coat of lime water and 'eniiiao red
over the Court House, when the price
paid fchould have givcu ita good substan
tial coat of oil paint Hat would have
lasted for years. Put Giorge Reynolds
replied by saying, ''What the devil't the
difference what kind of pint is used, we
are going to build a new Court House in
a year vt two." So that :he people -au
see for themselves that thi CouDty Com
missioners are not satisfied with expending
thousands id dollars iu making improve
ments that could have been done without
i:t the present time, buv that they contem
plate increasing your burdens by building
a new Court House txt summer. Pe
varncd in time. If jii are in favor of
building a new Court Houm aud inereas
ing your taxes, vote for hynoMs mid
Diven. If you think the dd county
buildings are good enough and re iu fa
vor id' decreasing your taxes, t te for
Thompson and Wiser.
tiik doib ass srcAsirii;.
In last week's A'. ' we Cud a lorn;
! article over the signature of J. T. L.
; Sahin. As few of our readers erer heard
: o! ths individual who prefaces his cupho
! uious name with half the alphabet, v.c
J will inform them. He is a haif-wit'ed
j fellow that loafs around 'P.juire lluziard's
i office and a'.tempts to make people believe
j he is a lavrycr. Although he has an idi
i ot ic look, peculiar to iusane pe sons, aud
; sometimes rants and rages like a chuiu
'ed tiger, he is cot dangerous, lat is per
j t.'iittcd to run at. large, and contributes no
i littie to the sport of the boys. In last
: week's !! ji-'.'cr he re publishes one of A.
J. Greer's editorials front a back number
of the Ti nr Di i:ioiuit (changing names
! aud words so as to make it apply to u,)
'over his own signature, and foully itna
! gines that he is a smart fellow and that
lie has accomplished much. Ia fact be
carried a copy of the R,oisiir ua to PJ-fy
Plum's store to get 5uty's opinion of hi
! reply t i the Skntiset.. Pus'y bv.ked
' urave and to please the poor simple fool.
I told him that he was a bully fellow, that
that aiticle convinced Liui (llusty) that
i he (Sahut) was a smart fellow aud that if
he improved a little more he would make
a store keeper,
SHAME I 10 III.M.
Andrew John.-on bitterly'
CO'-nplaiPS I
,
thst tbe Ilrpublican i.fficials iu the van-
our cities do no pay proper respeet to htm
l whin he visits them. Vet be says iu bis
; speech at Xcw York :
i 1
i ' I wi'i repeat, aud I thank God that
j I have the power to repeat it, what I
j have said elsewhere before, that the Au
gust Convention which met in 1'h'liioal
': jiiiiii in tin- inni't of i ti'iiii'.-s o ml thnxr
; trim me nf 'osfd to t!f rcffomlioit ij t!i:
i'nijii f Stales, was to me a cheering
indication that wo should Coma out rtL'lit
j in the end. The rebellion has been
I completely crushed in the Smith. 1 in
tend now to hght the enemies id (lie l n:on
' in the Xorth. God being willing, and
with your your help, I int n1 to fojht
out the (tattle irith Xorth rn tntilors."
To this the Trihune says: We will nt
here repeat these atrocious calumnies
Xo St reply would be computable with
the respect due to the office which, through
a great crime, has descended to Andrew
Johnson. We simply ask every thought
ful citizen to judge how fuch language
failing habitually from the mouth of the
President can be reconciled with the tie
mand that the Republican functionaries
should honor aud feast him as the ruler
and chief cf the American People.
Soldiers' National Convention.
The following call, signed by a large
'utiuibir of soldiers aud suilora, has been
promulgated :
'We iuvite all soldiers and sailors who
have served :u the Cuion army aud navy
during the late war for the suppression of
the rebellion, and who believe that trea
son should be made odious and traitors
punished ; who are opposed to the testo
ration of rebels to power, aud offering
premiums for treason and treachery, and
iu favor of the proposed Constitutional
amendments, and of continuing Congress
as the law making power of the Govern
ment, to meet at Pittsburg, Pa , on Tues
day, September i."th, 1 Kli'J. We made
our agreement in the field."
Iu accordauce with the above call the
soldiers of Juniata county are requested
to meet in the Court House ia AlifHin
town, on Saturday, September 15ih, at
1 o'clock, for the purpose of electing Dele
gates to present them in that Convention.
GEN. GKANT'S TWO SPEECHES.
Many persons are surprised that uen.
Grant should consent lo accompany the
J
President ou his electioneering tour, and
apparently leud his countenance to his
official chief while enacting the part of a
low partizao ; but it ought to be borne in
tnicd that men in the position occupied
by himself and Admiral Farragut, if re
nuired tc aeeomnanv their cmstitufional
, v
Uontmander in-Chief on the ostensible
mission on which he and his party set out,
could not well refuse. If, however, they
wish to know what Grant really thinks
, c
Ofju.-icity and I0II7 ot
they have it in the
. , . ' . !
and feels about the loij
his oficial superior
M't rouuu .-uoi nu.oiw.icui m. l"c j
President's locker, immediately a'ter the J
, iiii-i v .
latter had concluded b.S long harr angue ;
at Delmonicu's, in Xew York. Deing j
called upon for a speech, the General
said :
"Grntlcmcn All I can say is, if the
President and his Cabinet had kept their
resolution, made in secret session, to icstvc
the Admiral and aiJSelf to do all the taik- j Mcr.- !" are cleared and under cultivation,
in.', we would have left you off to go to j the haU;.cc Ww.i well set with co -d liii.l.ei-.
1 t i r 1 11 l,..- i I bavin" llii reoa ereoti 1 a i.io 1 a. ai Dwelling
an ear.y bed. (Applause and laughter.) iU ntcar.
The rebuke was only the more keen, j mn-liuibiiti-rs ; there is au apple orehanl of
because so modest, so playful, and so per- I grafted fruit, and all other kind of fruit, with
. ,'. . '. i a number of good si rn.ps. Itisninust iImi.
fectly free from anylhiug that coulu be j gitUl,ti,.,;, ung one half mile froai ie
coustrued into dt.-respect or offence. , Cey-viiie, mi Us, markets, churches, schools,
.. . ,, . . , . I an I meehai.i.-s shops. -I clear title will be
Those follows who buzz around the 1 res ,.,, .. ,,.,a ,;1. f , via.-iii who
idect, aud belittle themselves that they j
may propitiate and please him. will have
to be wide awake it thy get him to en
dorse "My Policy," although Le is with
the party.
As the "noise and fun grew fat and
furious" as TT;!nrn!co's, Ocn. Grant wur
again called upon for a speech, to which
ho playfully responded :
" Gi ittl nun I am so exhausted by the
clorjucnue drawn from me this evening by j
vrmr S avnr. t ut it n i:imi.i hie for met
to address you any further."
J ' - .'
The rebels, under the lead of General
Leo, could not manage Grant, neither can
they under the lead of their pnsjntCom
uiander in-Chief.
Tin: must ;i.v
The e'ectinn in the State of Vermont !
onthedth of September, resulted in a
irani victory for the I'.epublicanes. The
uppuulicuti
candidate lor Governor is I
elected by an increased majority of more
than 5001' over that of last year. The!
senate stands Ueptibliean unanimous.
The Houue of Ucpresontatives Hi pubii
coti T'J, I.'emocrats 2 with one of the lat
ter contested. So much for "my policy."
At the municipal election which took
place in Wilmington (Del ) on Tuesday
hist, the Republicans achieved a signal
triumph, having cat riot every ward and
elected every candidate. The victory is
the more glorious as the Republicans
went iuto the coutet without organiza
tion or concert of action, while their op
ponents were completely marshaled and
brought out their entire strength. The
whole number of votes ca.-t for Mavi.-r
..l.J'Jr l.1i:.llllt. l.-Tl.l IU I'll. 1.1 ill
was 2,301) (against 1,41.")
v- . ,
.1 liotu iiic i.ci.ui;.ii.tiii.s o.'.rj.i i.-i, uuu
1 1 '
.,. .-. .
il... ll.......nv. ... 1 I 1 l.'.i...(. w..n
Jill HJ . 1.. 1 I1C 1.. 1IIL111 111.11 lli-JiC, l.ltIL
with a more thorough organization, they
will give such a majority at the State
election, in November, as will secure the
election of the Iiepublieau State ticket.
from the iltu ris'ot'.r? Tt!'infi.
A Jfttt for the Coppcrhcails to t i;:ck.
The Copperj ihiisons and their allies,
tho pliant disciples of Jeff. Puvis are
just now making a great out-fry about
the admission ol Fred. Douglass into the
loval procession which came off in Phila
delphia on Mouday last. I understand
that at the Copperhead Convention, iu
this city, on Tuesday, a noted political
demagogue made an appeal on the subject
so full of pathos that the very walls of
the old Fxchange shed tears of sympathy
and the eyes of his audience effused a
liquid like that which bedimmcd the
sij,ht of our distinguished President
when the proceedings of his Philadelphia
rebel convention were laid before him.
Put seriously speaking, Mr. Editor,
are not these hungry political moutttebans
aware that the same Fred Douglass 13 a
qntilijie.il voter in the Ztaie of A" tc York,
made .u7i hi this so eni'ed iJemoeratic
jiiirti '! Xow, I would like to ask them
what is wronpc in admitting a man into a
i .7 i - i i
processtnu whom th.'ii have clothed with
' . . r .. , ,- ,- ,
the ri-'ht ot the elective franchise:
When the Constitution of New York
State was amended, the Ihinocrrts were
in power in that State, and Martin Van
Buret!, their acknowledged leader at that
time, made so powerful an appeal to that
Conventiin that they granted the right
of suffrage to the blacks. Let tbe Cops
...... , .,
smoke tnat in ttietr pipes awnue.
ilea advtrti5H3:nt5.
II. (JE1GKU& CO.,
WHOLESALE G It 0 C E E S ,
TEA & SPICE DEALERS,
230 Xotth Third Street, abuvo Kace,
I-IJILAPELrillA.
Sept. 12, lC-oO ly.
1 1 5UOl'0?AI-S Will be receive I tip until Fe.t-1
r ,. . i,. v "i .l in.i sit ' n'riiir-k r. n. for
,u s, i.,.,",i ftirnimre in tb-.-i.e-v 1 l!.vj.-e
at ..Mexico. lhJ M.cc.8cari be
..r.Atl... 1 !i init nt S imiiel lmin S.
JOHN Gl.NGLllLll, 1'nt't.
MicnARL Sieiieb, Stct'y.
Sep't I---t.
F. D. M 1 L L H 11
WIT! I
LEWIS DIIKMPll & SOXS,
TOBACCO W A 11 L HO I a T.,
XO. 3-'2 SOUTH THIRD St.,
I'tilLADEI.rill.V.
Sept. 12, ISoti-iy.
Notice is
DMlMsiiiUl'OK S .NOTiCK.-
hereby ien that letters i.f Ai!miiii.-tr.-
tjoa on (be' s.Me cr V. Fl.ICKlMiKli,
ilec'd., late of Torbett townsbip, Junmta
county, bare been granteil to tlie uioler-
9ijjllt(j rtsi,lin-in Hlvresaia lornsbip. All
persons knowing themseWes indebted to said
estate will noike iiiimedi itc payment, and
will preset tiiem duly
authenticated f..r settlement.
HA.MM. ,Hi't,M.vilil.n ( .V.l,ir
KOii i' II. FLIClit-NtJlilt. ;'l"mrs
Pep. l'J-tlt.
I
"'AKn Kok i;ALK. The iin lers';nie.l will sell
Tr.vaie sil his farm in luftirora
,,,wn;,:i.. Juniata count r. l'.i , eout.iinii.u; 1
risides ou the C.rm.
1 " " -"o---
JAMES BLACK.
Sept. 12, 1Si',8 tit.
G 1 IT II 5 3 ,:'"rS"V !'l!OC,-
r TJ Ji.-Ud.erLs! i ! " an ac.
of the Ocntrai Assembly of 1 lie Comiaoii-
wealth of rcni.ylvania. e ii.tled -An A :t re -
liktina to th? elections ot'tl.is i.'.-.nini...;iwea!i:i,"
n is-cd the 2nd tny of Julv, A. U., lv::ti. it U
m-ide the dut of the Mher-ff vf tvery eoitntv
within til? Co'tiimoa wealth lo give public no-
tiee of the Cenorai liiections, and set f..rth
.!, . t. ho e'eeiro. an I Iho l. lee at
which th cctin is to bo held. Tneretore.
I, .M'ar.i- it. t.innf.. .nsn noerni i
.1 I....;.,... .1.. 1. ,,.!. -,..!.. l r.. . in '
md five this public ootie? to the e!.-i..rs ..f;
tin. county of Juniata, thai on the SMt'ON I !
TIHSUAV OF C'CTOI.fcl: next. (bei:.;r toe
'.Mh day nf the mon:n.) a tien'-ral rleerion
wiii l-e held at the several election distrie's
established by law in ?id county, at which
time thty will vote by hail it tor the officers
hereaf.'rr pi'.-Rtiohi'd . to w:t : t
One lerson to tl.i roe o:. :e ot tjovernor ot
he Mate of l'inr..-i;variia.
One l'trson, in onneettoti with the enemies
f lisnudiiu. NorthutnSerUr.d. I. tiion wtoi
Stivoer, to rcpre.-ent the ll'h .itstr.et ot
l'tu;slTi.!i;a in !!:. House ofUcpresor.i.aiives
o! the l citeo rtaies.
Two V'ersor.s, in cor.re.'tt in with the conn-
ties ot i!otuin;.lon si.d V!: :!in. to Sll the of -
I Sre of Mtnou-r cf tins Hou-e of Keiov-en; i -
tives of the t.oiateonwe.i'.tii o. I'eaa-v Ivam t.
Tho l'ersons to Hit the cilice of Associate
Jtt.lre td Jani-ita cotr.ty.
One I'ersin to ilii the o.'Sce of Prothon'.-t.iry
of Jur.iata cootnty.
Cue Vrson to fill tkc office of I;i.-tr!ct At-'
torncy of Juniata co'tiity. !
One 1'ers .n to tiil too i.ti e of l in nty Ioj'.
misiotier of Juniata ceutov.
hoc i i -ou iu mi me um.c u. .luiiuu mi iii:r Siiirts. ivithit liD'nn, tiro fuTP iini
Jnniata county. ! rer:diy popular than ary others bef. re et.e
One IVrson l. C'.l the ofTi'e of Coroner of ....i,;:.." I i.ev reta.n ti.eir sh n e better, nr..
Juniata couotv.
I ALSO 11 i-.Utii'.Y M i KF KNOWN end pve
notice, that the plac.'s ot hui.iiair tiie ai..re
sai 1 Cei eral Election in thesevir il districts
and townships ir. the county of Juniata, are
t as foiiows. to w:t :
At the Court I'.oasc in the borough of MiiT-
i liin'iiwn. lor ine ""roujin oi .ii.r'tnto-wn.
! At the Court iioure in the borooa of Mi.T-
Kil", ..!.!;... .-, f.. i l. t..i.'.t.fii
. tllio ... t,.
I At the- School Uoii.-e in Mexico,
for W:,!ker
. i
town.ditp.
At the Acaden v
tit Thnipsjntown, for
Iieiaware lor.nslitp. j
At the l iiblic House of Thomas Cox, for'
Cirren!.oi..l toivaship. j
At the Svhuol House in Richl'ield, for Mon-
roe township. J
At KnotisVs School House, for .Susuehana
township. I
At the S.:'hk.I Huii.se ia M Uistersvil'e for '
Fayette town-'.i.p
At the Sehool lio'i-c iii Patterson, for the
borough of Patterson.
At tne School !l lose in Ferrysiiile, for the
borough ot l'crry.sv.'.ie.
At the t.ocnst lii-ove S:-heoI Ilotine. near
the rcsi. '. cites t Jolin Mt tiia. for JiiitorJ. ;
At tlic .sprtitv II ill Sctioul iiou.-e, for
Spruce 11:11 toMm-hii,.
At tbe piiblis School iiouse at Academia,
for Ucale township. !
At the School House near McCulloch's Mill's
for Tn-carora tiiwii.-iiif;. except tiiat portion -(rjr,.
of it lying norta-west-wai-dof tbe summit of 1 The folh wing- prices will be paid for mar
liie hade Mountain. keting: Putter ;ib cents: K '-s - I rents
At the Lick Si hool Hif.se near the residence j 1; -yj ,,. (
of liciijaniin Wails, t..r l.a .k towti.lup, ex- j nnJ. o ,f ' Vatici st,. Pa.
cept that portion ot it iy:";: north-wist itardly ! .
ot the siiun.it of tiie.--.oi.ie Mountain. "'OA I. AND LL'MPKP. YARD. The under-
At the I'eutre Sciiool House, tor s. much of O sitined beg leave to infoi ni toe public;
the townships nf I.a. k ari l i'u-c.irora b in,: that he kc ps ciusiatiily on hand a lar;e Stock
north-west-war Jly of the ouitait ot the Saaue of Coal and Lainiocr. His stock ettibraces in
Mountain. ; pin. Stove Coal, Smith Coal and Litiie-bur-
At the Clnireh li iil Seh'n.i House in Tur- nci n Coal, at the lowest cah rates,
bett township, fwr 'iiii-'-. tt tow t-.-htp.. 1. umber of ail kind and nualtty, sucli as
1 ALSO MAKi: KNOW N an I it. .e notice n ' White Pine Plank, two ioclo s. lo IV U'liitn
in tin J by the l-i'.h section of the atoresani Pine Iloards, 1 inch, 'lo cue-half inch. While
Act, I aia directed, thai every person, except Pine worked I'loorintr. Hemlock Hoards,
Justice of the Peace, who snail hold an ottice Scantling. Joicc, P.oohn2 Lath. Plastcrin"
of iippoiuttr.ent, of profit or tru-l, under the
Government d lite lni:e! States, or of this
Slate, or of any city or incorporated district, !
wnether a coinm'sstoiicd otiiccr or otherwise,
a subordinate otScer or a;ettt, w::o is or sloii1.
be employed under l ie legislative, judiciary
or executive departmcn! of this Si.iteorof,
' the Lulled States, or et anyity or m.orpo-
,,-,,-. ,..,. ' , t
rand dtstnet, at J . that -vc.y t.iei.il.et ot
Congress, ami ot ths hta'e l.-o.-ish.ture, and
ol the Select and l. ou.tuan ( ouncd o! any city, Mililintown. we would rcspect.ully ..-
or t ommiss.oner ol any incori.orated distnet , n,lllu.e , .,l,l,c tb-.t we are prepa.e-l i.
ts by law moapaloe ot , I.t.g or ex.-rc.siui fl.n,jy!l ,.., , s,l( ., Man,ufnl Xui.ii-, Ta
ut the same tune the oR.cc or app ointment. ... T y,attt Sic 0r chaste and bea.tli
Judgc, Inspector, or other oihc,-i- of any such ,, ,lwi!,u a, t!lt. lrxt .,Me r:.,es, a,l
election saall be eligible, to any othce. j ; a wo'. kman-bko m....er that cannot he sor-
Also, that in the 4th section t f an Act ot , i :,.,,.: p
j culi(m -'., ,0P lh;r o.ved
1 11.. .. ... i..- ..t
t April lfih, 1!",
said Pith sectic
I, ;t is c:i acted that tho afore-
section "shall not tic construed so
an to prevent any military officer or borongh
ctiicer from seriit.g as judge. Inspector, or
Clerk of any General or Specu-l i-lcctiou of
this Commonwealth."
Pursuant to the provisions contained in the
70th section of the Act first aforesaid :
"Thc Judges of the aforesaid districts shall
respectively 'ake charge of the certificate of
return of the election of their respective dis-
triers and 'produce them at tho lneeiing of tue
Judges ftoineacu disiiici, at the Court house
j in the bjrough of Muhintowu, on th : thud
! day after lac day of the elict.cn, h.ia the
''? of O'.nWi-. A. ! I - '. :. t!.-a r..I
there ! tl. and r.ri'ortn the dnti'. rc.ii.rea by
i-w if ?iti iu.tgo.
A!so. tli,.i wh : - Jit I je by iktv.--. rr
unuvui.l nbie :icciden 1 u :!. to utsru-i sni l
IiiiCtiu of Ju l-i i. tluti m cer;ili? tte of re
turn iii'ortsaiil, shall be taken clwrjrw of l y
0112 of the Insjieetorj or Clerks of the elec
tion of sai'l district, who sluiliitf. cml jiert'ur.u
tlic iluties re'tuircd of said judges un.-ilile to
raitienhir attcr.tinn is Jirectcl to the first
sectifin cf ill? Act cf Asseititily. y'istvl tho
. itii tl.iy of March, A. I). 1 .-'.;. entitle 1 "An
j Act r -ol.-.tini: the iitnnner of Voting at ntl
! .!e'lieIi',, in the seTeral cottnties of this Com-
liKiuweuItb :
"That the qirilitio'I Tr.'m of the several
counties in this C!ntno:iwelth, nt all ener.-tl.
townsliin. b'Tootih rA st eci;il eleetiioc. are
! hereby, hcrenfrer anttorie 1 ami rcmire.I t.j
; otc, by tickets, prinlea or mitten, or partly
j prime. t ami partly written. sTCr:il!y t-lsssiHeJ
; as f"!Iow : One ticket s!i ill embrace the
j names ot all jn.l-.'es or cior's T.net for. an I
; be b.belle I o'ltsido -ju-licisry one ticket
j snail embrace all tlic mines of S-nie oilmen
j -..e I for and be b.beiled one. eke,
j s!o'.l cnbriee the name, of all county otlieer
voted f-.r. incUidin otlice f tien.itor. ineiii-
ber, and niendiers of A.xetiitily, if Toted for,
I and members of Ci.:irre-s it Toted fur. and
1 il.eile 1 "county ;" one toket - Ii n II cmbrieq
j the names of township ofiiei-ri voted fur, an t
t.e latieucu town-nip : on? iicicet firm em
brace the names of ail borough rtneers Tote I
I' .r, and be labelled "Inmi;jrli "" and each
ri.-.sn si.all be ilepofitcd iu .icparate. liaiiut
bests-'
The return judges f r this AssembTy d!:r;et
will meet at the Court House in .ewistonn. on
I'l-iday, NoTemher 'J. Is'i. then mid there to
tl.i an I perf rt:i such lot o.'S re j'iircd by lut"
of aid jii'ies.
Also, that an net nf .ls-enib!r. enlited an
act relating t.i tin: cleeti -ns nf tuis Commoa
Kea'.tii passed July IA, ir-:;:, lurther provides
as fallows, to wit .-
"Tiat the Inspectors an Undoes shall me.-t
at the respt-etiTe pi ie-s n-..Miite. for holtl.n
r!ie el'-ennri in the distnef t't wliieh the; he-
lnn-'- rf-'-rc '' ' lr-. n Hie mornini of ti e
, t.CXI Tl'HSDA Y i OCThDM. and
' cttch of 1'ie vud Inspectors shall appoint u
1 I" v. ho shad be a .o.i.ihett voter or sucu
di-iricf. '
j Agwably to the pravi-i-m of the r,,sr see.
,!-'.n of i:uI rt, every Uemnt n. !nmt
i Hie, tinn vhall be opene.. between KlCl: Tand
: T'-X OCLOt Iv in 1 tie forenoon and o oitiroor
. ' : ' ,,r a-ijo.u unieni u:nu
: "A ' J-' "' Iu0 evciun
wh.u the
S. H LOCI) EX. S. nT.
Mintown, ?ePt.nlitT 1-'. tw.ti-te.
-
"JJl'IiMC SALK- Will I oifered at p.:t.:j
J. s tie. on the piernises. about ! :.ui,-, from
tj.e l'enn"a K itir.v..t tit I'ei ry--. lie. .net
r.dl.-s lr..m Miiouifown, J:io:-::i county, on
i r:n iv, ."-ep'etuber J-ih. IS it;, trio; of ! .-i i 1
eoutainin loO arres, mostly cleared, h.'ivi..
oo:t inooern in: r.i?feo'i:is tn.reon erc.rc..
; bounded by Tiise.;r..ra ( reek, i ir, isii" V,'i".-.,:i
Laird. Mrs. M iry f hoitiji-ou an 1 oihers. l ho
farm is vreil watered. The property i .u.
Tenient to efiurcl.ps. m. lis, nnu iu s;ht of the
TiiM-.irorn Ft male Seminary nd Ar leniv.
j r or leruier p rriciitars a.'aies meat I ort
Kov i!. Juniata c. untv. Ha.
i Ru'.w to cin.m-nef tst 10 ntf.b A.M.
! nf .-aui day.
r:.t-n t:ctH;a.ce
le known by
1 be civ.u
and lirms mi
Sept. ISo
J. F. G. I.ONG.
poop m;i;:i's.
t)'S.
' "JOt'KIX'M '-DliN MAKE.'' NEW KAI.L
XL tvi.i:s Are in ct rv .-esr.,.(o Hrsf rtass.
; rind eml.-race a complete as-ortmeot tor Ladies,
Mis.Jesr and Cliildren, of irte Newest Styles,
' i.rnrw luliiilli nn.l a. to ff w-itut
iiiiitei", no.re elastic, lure .loratoe. n.l real y
cheaper th in any other it.o.p Skirt in the
market. The sprite's and f is,ii:,injs n war
ranted perfect. Every la iy saon-.l trr them !
Tiiey are now hcin extensively sold ly no-r-ci-itifs.
throughout the c.oir.iry. ao.i at o..li--sa!e
r.r.d retail at Manu.actury an I S.ilo
Hoom. ".ii. CuN Ar.'h str.-f. b-l . 7th. l'liila.
A?k lor liopkin s "Own Make," buy no
Olf. ;T.
'.rTtoN. None pr-puinp nr.les Starritied
on e.icii Kid Pad -H ipkin s Hoop Skirt
Manufactory, No. t'.JS Area Street. Piiiia'.l."
Terms Net Cash. One Price Only.
Sept ". iS'lo -tm
' S 'HE :Te:t of the "Treat .Nation:: Couven
A tion" on the rr:ce t-f jzor-is can be seen
by eil'injai the store of J. li. M. 'ioPD ia
Patterson.
Prown iStieetlnjis r., tc 2i'i
A ppleton A. do 'jii
Punts 1J to .' i
AH Wool Pe Laines ...)
Tic!:lri:s :t to t'.A
ll-a-.-giinr ....V
Pirown ytig ir 1 to 11
V. intedo 1H
Eoeiin Syrup, per i,o.-irt :t't
Tinol do do .'J"
Com! Oil. do ;s
Salt, per sack JJ. iO to
A ecacral assorin,eni of oilier lmu.Is hi low
Lath. Miingles, Stripin..'. Sa-li and Poors.
Coal and Lumber delivered tit s).orr notice.
Persons on tne Hast side cf the Itiver can ho
furnished with Limebnr::ers Coai, Iroiu
the cvil yard nt Tyson- I. oik.
ang 1-j-ly. tjKolttJK (tOSHKN.
,
, . n. oweny .. .. w t- i wrw
- w. l. iavkm.
. , m.lXTov. M UUII.E YARy. !!-
il 1 ,p,.,i. m.,,i.;.. -, i . i-,: t..
a"' TZ.- r ivvsv mrn
. 1
i L'N'IATA HtiTK!
J Jl t t'.lXTu '.'.V.V.t.
The lindersisne.l won'.. I respccrfully inform
his friends and the public gcner.-'.iy" thai ha
hn l iken charge of the above iiaiur 1 Hole',
fom.erly kept by Amos Snyder. 'Ibis is nil
0id .-.n l well-k:iown stand, and none more de-
simMe for the ace im.io,.p,i i ,,f tf,,. j-ub!ie.
p. p w;!i H, . t,,,.!,,.,! Wlt , t, , i.est ipniiity
f Liquors, his TAI51.K sj.r,..,,! with the best
the market can afloid. and h:-S I'AilLK, which
js ,,,. 0f t,e nio-t desirable in town, will be
attended by ood till trtistv hostlers.
Apiil 4, 'bti-tf. j S. K. MT-iTlSE.