1
;tnnial:i Scntiufl.
A union nf hikes, and a iim'vii of binds,
A union no jtoierr ahal sever;
A union of hearts, and a union of hands,
And the American Union forever!
MIFF L I N T 7) V V
Wednesday Mornms, October 1", 1866.
II. ?. V 'IE-SOS, i:i:it.,r nud i'nblisiit r
has the l.arjrt Vrevla'.'.on oi" any piper pub
lished in this County. If is th-r-.'.'.r?
- hist adctrlisinj mrdonn. It is a Paper, trn!y
loyal, ably co.iduc'ed, a firrt class LoraE?.
nl well worthy of the patronage of every
loy tl citizen in the County.
THE KESfLT IN Jt MAX A tOlSTV.
The result in this count' vis not as
we ati.-'.ateJ it would Le early in the
campaign. Ttie increase of tlio vote in
the comity aid tli.-tt principally in the
Coppmliwri !:;r:.;i; ..' owr 140 vuics,
sent tlio county into ti"j bauds of our op
por.ents t-y a tuajWirv by a Majority vary
ing from two vizi's :o ih:o kandrc i. We
certainly expected that dpt. John M.
Thompson would lie c!"."!;: I l'iothoi:otary,
ami that V.'il.-joti aud 1'uw :mj ould Lave
been elected Associate Jnlg m, tut the
treachery of some of thorn of vhotu we
hid a right to expejt Letter things, and
the increased vote polled, brought defeat
even to their door.
Never id the history of this county
was there such au effort urde by the
party iu opposition to the Republican.) to
get (Hit their vole, and to keep ihi phuky
members of their patty uader th:r ecu.
tiol us was Lusde dt:iug thj lai cunass.
Mouey w:u- lavished with a decree of tx
travagauee unsurpassed in the history of
political corruption. 0uees were ped
dled about and ion lered promiscuously to
any one who wa wiiiiug to fail down aud
worship the golden ca'u"; threats vt-rc
made to a'! who held office under the Ad
ministration, and the people were haran
gued from every stump aud school house
in the coun'y, and from the fact that Ju
niata county Lad uo district candidates
urcn the llcriublican ticket and that the
i e i i .
cntirG work ui nitet:!!" ttm Iu rnu h'ar, 1. I
...... ... , iiii !
joria vi iue oj'pofciiiou ucvoncu suioiy Jll
the party in the county is added, is it Dot
astonishing that we did so Well ?
The majority apaiust Geary is 208, a
Republican gain of 18 on the vote for
Abraham Liucolu id ISC' t.
OHIO.
I O W A.
1M;IANA.
m:iji:ark v.
M A It Y L AN 1).
Onio The tleciion Lere was purely
conttrcssiona' and was fur nineteen n.eru
bers. Our majority will reach iicar'y
50,000
Iiva The loyal people of this glori
ous little State sends a solid radical dele
gation of fc'ix Congressmen by a majority
of 80,000.
IM'IANA This State sends greetings
to an apostate President by a majority of
15.000 for Congress that his l'olicy is
distasteful, aud that the CootrreAiional !
Ameudnicnt must be adopted.
NuuiASKA has elected the entiro Union
ticket. The result of this ele'.Liua is im
pi.rtaiit, if Nebraska should be admitted
as a State, it will then add another
Republican member to the XL Congress, j issued their orders and given their ulti
2iIaryi.ad keeps step with the march . malum. Ry au increase of at leant two
r.f victnrr in lVnnsvl i ania. Iu Jiana. ( liiio ! Congressmen, the delegation in Con-re-bS
4 J ' i I
and Iowa. Raltimore has re elected a j
Radical Mayor, John Lee Chapman, by ,
.& jl majority over his pro Rebel cow-j
pelitnr, Uarvcy.
ASS!LMBLY
't. SimUv IT T
VUI l.MlJulu.lll.a I'Ji .ij-viuuij, &t-.-u. v.
. i ii u
jJiunu, i .ii;iiiu v-uuijijij ui a.
U'hartou of Huntingdon county, are both .
.dected by majonttcs ot about a-IO. Mil-,
er and iliis, the Rread and Cornier-
'
tr.l--n i...,.d;.lfy i-nn nli,.id nf Ibmr
Johnson candidates, ran ahead of their
ticket iu this county about one hundred
and thirty rota. This was caused by a
lavish cxpenditcrc of money aud a trading
oil of all the rejt of the cuudidates ou
the Loeofoeo ticket, with the combined
influence ol ft-Uouse, Davis aud Allison
iimouuting to three voles, i'ucluuiug a few
bobtails who gait drunk with Davis aud
Ailisou ajrd uever knew whether they
voted for Audrcw Jackson or liiestcr
Clymt't.
OoNttitifi. Hon. 'Seorgc F. MtHcr ia
rt-e'ected by n':ir:;e majority over i .(.'".
'Yes, we rallied round ihe flag, boys,
Kallied once again,
Shoaling the battle-cry of frceiloni."
! 1 ! YCffiOP M
TIio People. Spurn the Apes
tate's Bribe !
IIOV.r AUK YOU, MOSES ?
' Trailers MTfakcDack rats."
THE BREAD AND HITTER COiTEIl-JOnX
SOX'S ROUTED ! !
"My Policy5'
Buried and tlic Atmosphere
Puriik-J hv the Late Storm !
GEARY ELECTED J!Y 17,000 1IAJ0PJTY !
" Trumji, Tntmp. I fir Ff-ys nre X'trchinf"
I'KN.NA COVKJl-S i' KI!fi:hl-ivTni GLORY-
i'h ' fi & 9
o 11 yjr 2 Li Li t3 I
THE TIOVIZ SUSTAIN OUR INC0RRITRI
BLB KEl'RESENTATIVES !
THE RESULT.
After the mnst ostraordinary campaign
ever vjjjnl iu lVnc?y!v?uia, t,;,i ,'ryal
iiipii oave ?r 'V-' i a i t'll a..a r;;?
1 ietory. Andrew J.-.hri?o;i rit.'tr.: 1
:ive
).!f.,
"policy to ne reopV, " '.. tn ; n-is.:cr
sent forth by ti:o?2 v.!ti vrtcJ ti? I''.ya
I'epublican ticket, is ci(:hn:ij crohuit
x t t 1 1 1 , ,
10 make nnon ini ail ii:s cparfaic
satraps tremble before the maje.-ty ot the
nao-le's v. ill. The policy of the Presi
i(.i;t. Inched rn by ?erard, Kaymond
and a truckling Cabiiipt, with the who'e
I pBtronae of the Govcrcment, uusi.-.-uriu-
Ions! wield- tod.bau h the rrrt U'ni 'j
I niitrr. hs n.lii:.) 1 r en n-
people a.J na rcrhy of sunricrt. n 1 in he
and a loyal, firm dciestit'o.i r f ( V.n-rr.
wen, his policy i.s voiml ns tioo ar. J u
icid..!. A we -to to pcerj tri onicial vote
is not ia, enough is knoivu tn mako Geary'
ruajorky i'uiiy 17,0110 a t.;.JSt f 'rijiis
triuuiTrh. fi tn v rrand achiri.i?f wiwl
to the victory ed G-'tf-'slnv? nr.d
A;.pO-
mattes
f T I .... 1.
; t'oiiusun s reeieaavy to !11S par
tv, his aposfuey
" 1 J
te the great principles
that now rule the
itioti, at. 1 his b'i.-s at-
tetiipt to so use the patronage of t tSee to
buy weak men, have all recjiled on his
own head. The people teil him in thun
der tones that "Traitor3 Must take back
scats ; Treason must be made odious j and
that the future of this great lia'i'.-rt iuus:
not be disturbed by any future seecssiotis ;
aud rebe'diotis." Iu every Gongrcssiutial
dintrict, where the people could t?;.t-ak
without fear or favor, the defeat of Cop
' 1
perlieadiain ia overwhelming. Iu all their j
strongholds our cause Las made mo.-t uo- !
c t j
ble headway; and it is oi-ly where tlu
I'resideui ah-! his friends could buy up i
weak-priucijded men, or use their pow- j
er by coluaiziag Voters froui the iJou'.h,
rank, opeu jebtls, as they did by the
thousand iu l'hiladelphia and other dis
tricts, that Cojpcrheadisui gained on our
vote.
The day was truly a grand one. Xcvcr
before in the wuide hiittory of our country
' "v- -C .- 1 .... , f
was such a spectacle pre.-eiited. A ioyai , 'juire Wjke had neatly tho full Iemo
peojde, unawed by Executive threats, and j cratio vote, the Independent candidate,
uitcorrupted by J'l evidential patronage, J ;am Kridite, coming into tlie field too lata
lavishly and publicly thrust upon all who to reduce Wkye's vote materially. AVykc
were supposed to be purehaseable, have
- !
from this State wnl be stronger aud bold-j
er than ever. John Covoue, the worst!
thorn in the side of the Democracy ofj
any man in this State, has been returned j
from this uistrict, composed of Indiana,
Fayette aud Wcstuiorclaud ci.uuties, by j
i0... . . , ,, 111
'So majomy. Col. Iieury Cake, one ol j
the must popular meu ;u the rotate, is 1
ckfteJ Sq. mn anJ jAIjanoI1 !
,.,jjrif Iu rillludl!l.
,. , a , i .1 i ,.,:
nhia we lose one beuator, by the electioD
r ......
of Vi iilian iMcCandlcss over Jeremiah
Nichols. This district has tho uavy yard
iu it, ana was colonized by some 2,500
voters from the South and other parts of
the couutry, sent there by Audrew John-
i sua and his tools, iu order to defeat the
will of the people. Had Andrew Johi
son remained true to the party, our ma
jority would, iu all probability, have reach
ed in that city twenty or twenty-five thou
sand. Rut his treachery and bribery have
only cubed forth from the people greater!
cfli ris, aud be is auswered iu a manner j
'that shouiu toacn Into a lesson tor all time,
jtMir. r orxTr-oFFiini..
GOVKRNOK. CVuKss.
Clymcr. Grant. 1 owrr. Mtlltr-
JI'.faii!tovn...j '4 M t8 SO !
l'eriiiiinnn... 103 112 I'.'S HO
I'nttorsiui- S3 51 82 51
lilf..r.l 144 Hi 88
Walk-r 1:13 V.I2 1!U
l'.rrysville fl 67 l 57
Fayctl.. 1 24 K'l 2l4
Monroo 1-- fiii 1 tit! g.-, j
Greenwood ill 15 IU r;
Siis(iiliuini.t... M (() 71J f,7
D'1aw:tro !'3 171 !''J 100
rSenlct 1ij5 ti:t Kit
Turbi-tt 10i 4!) 1J7 47
S.ruee ilill H'i '.'" b7 Jr
Tu.-iurora '" Si 1 4
L:iek 1SU 71 14D 7t2
lilaek Log 81 11 31U
Total 1814 1510 18S4 1419
Alajority... 2S)tJ HM
ASSKMHLY.
Mi!!t.r, A iiiis. W mi-ton. i-Vuirii.
Mitniniown.
1HS
114
tj:)
llo
117
Vli
VIA
'.;.!
70
too
;o.
1
2i4
li8
SI
l'W
110
3
145
m
pi
1-7
loS
.if
70
Mi)
M.i
lMi
Hi
214
I :'.:
iil
lSS-i
70
!'.)
X'i
1W)
f.'.i
211
4')
1-i
S7
4S
i-i
71
11
1,11
Verumtiah...
riitt-r.'n
Mi!i"..rd
Wuik.r
I'j-rysvii:,!....
Fiiyc'to
Monroe
i i i-l'il iVit. :d ...
.Sii;ru'ii:iiir.u
vnr-r
i.. a H.
't'urlii'tt
Spruce Hi!!...
Xil.-i ::rvi-:i
lnk
Uhick L"S'
1.,:!
Al
88
181 !
-j'l
!
!
Jin I
i)5
-18
H5
(i4
11
Tjtai u;.s
1 !",1
....... l il
4IK
-U7
Hi
AViliis i.ver "ruwn
" " Wliartin
Miil.r ' Urown
" V halloa....
A- IATK Jl'HO.S.
I'atts. Millikuli. I'unir.,'.. Y.'iU- n.
. 1 i 77 l'l"
. i-s n 110
, T7 tn Tii S4
. 1 !! 1 i ! '.') !'l
il 1-7 1'.'4 21'.i
. 87 M tn; j
117 H'. (m
, km; 2 Sim
V 1 l'l 1'.' '
. . t;:i AH 1 j
; t-H 172 ITU !
r.n im Mi !'7
1 1 id ol 4-.il
. 7:; tei Itt.S i'O j
1.-7 2i '.S 7'.' 71 j
121 :; s- 75
. :il 81 11 11 j
.lf,U 17'jl !-'bl IU"!)!
Wi'.yon 2,
r'- crjy tWI
v.':u.a 122!
Vonierny ihO
I:-:
: ' ! ,rt
a .
i a --:! urn. ..
I.ik-U
l.iiu-k L ij..
T.il:1l
a!t3 OTi'
MUliie.i '
11: Tlli-v, 'AKV.
lievr.oh
v.jon.aLiii. Z
.ti
111
2
Vi
2"')
7 j
2!"
47
1)
57
172
f")
Mo
7"
7-
12
liol
1 -m:;
j f".'' '''j'"
j Walker '.
j Y. rv:
! i!"i:V3 '.
1 1
1 15
Mi
7i)
Hi)
121
l'l
(18
yj
IK)
Mi
210
U
-,1
.
It
i
"7,; '
i;0
ft
70
e;
Vv
i-.i2
4 '
VI
1 17
:.1'J
. , .
!,r
niYniid .
u. .'i iii'-.a
I :- n ...
r u !
I J i,. I
-., I
172
r.rnh-
Tai hrtt
.sprue-: ll.ii
Tii'i-iiPii-a .
hmk
Huck L-j.
mo
4t)
Total 17.7.1
Majority 2v7
M'!1 1"':J4 !
-',J j
CciMVls-Il'NMt.
Diveii. Wei.-' r. Ciii is
ilurrow
;i. I
VifTititown...
p'.(,',.r'."i'.i" ' "
Milii.r.l
))"'kr-,',
1 VrrysVitii: ...
rav.-tto
"''r'"'
t 'rrciiwo.xt ...
tiu-tpiehaniui .
'.'-"i"0
'Pm-it
'.'
in:.
P-l
)"
14!)
82
122
121
!d
till
tij
)'
JOJ
t-1
2' '9
MS)
SI
82
lit
51
In)
i7
212
n
til
17-;
.?
4J
US
(17
72
11
looy
bl
IVl
s-:
146
JIO
H
12.1
121
!l
7i)
t'd
K
1"5
tr.-i
lo7
MO
HI
114
M
tS !
Pi2 '
hi,
211 !
!l
t I
6 !
17:5
4-1 I
Spruco Hill.
1 u.-earora.,
11
Lack
lilaek Log.
81
11
Total 1822 loOD 1 , 4 t
10SS
Majoriiy.. B:il 'J
Tke Republicans did cot uominate a
fiiuididate for Coroner, eonsequeutly
is elected.
t : o s ; ft E s s .u i: s i : l i : c r E i .
The IVnnsylvauia delegation in the
dOih Congress will stand as follows :
1st Di:,t. Samuel J. Randall, Deui.
Cbaries O'Neill, Rep.
Leonard Myers, Rep.
Y. D. Kclicy, Rop. .
C. X. Taybir, Rop.
R. M. R oyer, Do;u,
J. Ji. Rtooniall, Rep.
1. J. Liueola, Deiu.
'Iliad. rteveu, Rep.
II. L Cake, Ta p.
D. AI. Yau Aukco, Dem.
Charles Denison, Dem.
Ulysses Mercur, Rep.
od
4h
o;h
Ctli
iih
js(,n .c
Dtii
10'h
Hih
I-1'1
J-jtn
14th " Geo. F. Miller, Rep.
1. nh " A. J. Glossbrcnuer, Dcui.
Kith " AVr. II. Koontz, Rep.
17th " D. J- Morrcll, Rep.
18th " S. F. Wilson, Rep.
10;h " O. W. Seofiold, Rep.
20t h " D. A. Finney, Rep.
21st " John Cuvode, Rep.
'-'2d " J. K. Moot head, Rep.
2. 'ld " Thomas Williams, Rep.
24th " r. V, Lawrence, Rep-
Archibald will contest, aud uo doubt
obtaiu the seat, which will be a Union
igaiu.
Republicans 13 Democrats 0, being a
liaou gala ui
IS
IP THE vSTIOIP !
TIIEKEYSTOXE VERDICT.
The Doom of Sneaky Strouse !
He Fiiilrth. to see a Territorial Governor
ship in the Distance, but Prrpareth
for a I.onj Htui) c.t Ilumc after
its trip to the Suit Waters.
GOOD BEEFY-ASSESSOK-TEJirLAR ALLI
E0X OX A DUL'.NK I
lie JieaJtUh tk-Election Helarnt ami
Concludcth to Jtemain on a hruuhl
Lr 'ttJyc, a Deflated Candidate
fur Coroner, Vousvics ye
Allison ami iSfeirart,
GO0DT08TMASTER-SORE HEELS TEH
l'LAR DAVIS ULOEIOUSLY DRUXK !
7 I He llearetfi of the Election of Eighteen
Isyd Congressmen and Trcnibleth
ill his Doofs yea, t.'ic .Boots he wore at
Chanei 'tore Hit He Las u t'loio.i
; ttt't seetu a llan-ticntiiij on, tltt U.nl,
aiitl Fc :i.!lt jor the fate of a'l Mo
tet Postmnsfrrs Generally.
Sore Hi eh Daeis jilaees hi right Jmrd
over his heart or rlC.j.r on hit I ft
brcati u( standing over the
d'Cld lory of Aoridtdai
Lincoln, in the Co.i-
tal, at Harri.ilurg,
srecrs taut God may
paralyzi his right una if
7t? tltoiih.l rrc-or coir for a len;r.
crat.A::d -;et hz VGll.D FuH
The verdict ot the eld Keystone has
tu:;s-ht the.-o rcuc;;adL'8 a lossoa they will !
Irexcsu-x-r lor all time t j
J'ljj-1
at
conic,
its th:
rJ aud UuUer tor ?p
to tlo itLOCti :
our enemies, but they h..ve failed i
in!
everything, and heaeci'orth they will be
eery large nobodies fitaikiue over the
t
eait i, detested bv all honest me a.
lN'Via-ii'U an: v-tii'i:..i i-a;v:;ks-,
i Jj at vhoiv-tle. SAMUEL f.AVNOlt ft CO.
ilocc Hi it iinaiii t :., N-j'T lor-:.
l:n .'i.'.-r e li:.ia.!!.icta--e! -i. iiiriiilir.7 f-it : .
o , . , i-.i.. .....
?!,ll!IO l."ILii:..-. V. I (!: Il-v I -,-,. .. i -..
: ay
I uau r,;riie:j i.r.ve.oir.-'s.
Aiao sole nztuta for tho Iv.iai t K:
Mills Wiitiiifr t'lipei-.i, by the eat
ijuautily. Price list wilh sua:;
tnt ry
mill wueu lo.ineau i. Lcileu tie iu..ied to
i. .'I K.l
'l",,
exatuiuy stec
c!:, titles, i ritci
oet 17
It.
A GENTS WANT!:i v'it ri'.A!;!; MiJOIivI S
w u :i : n o v t ii i; y a ii."
Agents will Cud this . boei of rod iiiertt
anu luti iesic value -ju'ut new 'rttLSel-'
' lllU'l-csiiilir aud cxtitia - No v-rt; .-vi r
traced Mid eoagwl iherv.b.-o n.in 1 lit ' th-j.
j:VL-ryho-iy waais if, and ihoi-.au.!.-: will par-
tu.,;,; 11 uj .-mil .ij in, i,2"--i . ..i. iiy is aj:
ttieiu. jjer.tl wa it agents sty e! it.
Oae tit-ei ieueed iiient vri'cs : It ia
t-
easiest an 1 iileusatiiest 15.i'.-k la re'.: hr. i-ht I
'cintam-.I for; aud s.svs peeplj are d-i h;.d
ii!i it, the iadie.s especial:;.
Another says: " omen of the V;'::r'' is tho
Hook id the season. Another, K7 eruurs i:i
four d;.ys.
One reyorts 17 orders the first dav of cao-
vassiir'-
t laieli-ic-ent. active males or fenialeo v.-Ill f.n.1
tLc sale of this work a pleasant aud lucrative
emtil..R.er.t. Ti.U I:.,..L- r,.n.r,..i:i,,-
it comes lresti ust octt tettie peaple. i..t
rv is ciean na i clear. Agents under
1 .n 1 I.: r.....ii4.,.t!lr I-'..- 1 I
' fi'I T.Tii't : t;tl.;iri4 UPTti! for pinMtir A .--"
. fcCl'.AMO &. CO,.
12(i Asylum tt., liartlord, L'uan.
oct. 17, lbtl'l-lt.
..: ,. T.rvc.: j r-: :i.--.- -r !.,'
PATENTED MAY 29, lSt.,.Tlii is an nr
ti le for washing without rubbing, exeepl
in very dir'y places, which will rnpiii e a very
slight rub, and unlike o'her piejiarai ions of
fered for a like p-n-posc, wu.i. not hot tiii:
CLotUKS, bill will leave tliem much WKirtit
than ordinary methods, withoiit the usual
wear and tear.
It remove grease spots as if by magic, and
softens llie dirt by Snaking, so that r nsing
will in ordinary t-an-s entirely remove it.
This piiwder is prepareU in accordance wilh
chemical srienci-, and upon a precc-'s pecu
liar toits"lf. which is seeured by Letters l'at
enl. It has been in use for more than a year,
and has proved itself an universal favorite
wherevet it has been nsed. Among the ad
vantages claimed are the following, viz:
It fiives all I lie expense of soap usually
used on cotton aud linen good.
It saves most of the labor of rubbing, and
wear and tear.
Also, for cleaning win-lows it is unsurpassed
With one quarier the time and labor usually
required it impar.s a beautiful gloss and
lustre, much superior to any oilier mode.
No water required except to moisten the pow
der. Irirection9 with each package.
And can be rendilyJVippreciated by a single
trial. Tho cost of washing for a "family of
five or six persons will not exceed tiihke
cests.
The manufacturers of this powder are
aware that many useless enniinnitiilK have
been introdoee.l in tb tinMV !..,.. ....
...1 il. ,.ini). r;io.i I
but knowiug the intrinsic excellence of this
article, they confidently protlaiiu it as being
adspt' l to meet a demand which lias long
existed, and which Iiaa heretofore reuiaiued
uusuppiied. .Manufactured ny
HOWE & STEVEN."',
2UD Eroadway, lioston
Also. Mannfaclurers of Family Dve Colors.
j For sa'e Grocers aud Dealers everywhere.
a , jys'; :. . - "j-'-'-'i.:.:--;.
T-YRE & LAN DELL, Fourth anJ Arch j
'j Sirpcls. rililmh-U-lii H:ITe TIOW com '
pTe!od their Improvement and -ire now
ou the host of tern.sa HI.L STOCK ot f.i'-"
Miv ri ti me r:.. c . wis. r mo
S.oeV of Silka. Fine Slock of ProM Um.U
Fine Sioci of Woollens, Fine Stock of Stapre
, . (-,,. 1 . ,1 .,t
Gooda, ,ne Stock of Fancy , loo. s. e.c.
ccived, ami Sold at Smal! advance V. holcs.le:
Oct i7-;t-
DJIlXtSTUATOK'S NOTICE. Notice is
V is hereby given that letters of adminis
tration ou the e. iaio ill' Jocpu Kurtz, dec d.,
late of Delaware town:-lti, liave been grunt
ed to the undersigned residing in Fayette
township. All persona kaow'n.g them-.lrcs
indehted to said estate ara requeued to make
immediate payment, and those having ch::nis
will piease present them duly eutkfculieaieJ
for settlement.
SAMUEL LEONARD, Ailm'r.
Oct.
At
THE UTnlor'!:;n- !. A'lio!iii?'rat'r of Jaenb
T'lio-.iinan. hitenf V.-;.' tov. .j-l.ip. Jrtiiata
count;.-, deer;;-:-!, will 'ti" r at pu'olie alu on
the j reiiiis 's at 1 'cii-k P. M , n -
vj:oni;siay, oGToisKi: z, i'i,
Tlio fiillowii'.K 'mil i-t.iti". to wil : A trsu-t
of land shunt.- in'towtiihip and comity ai'ire
saitl, enntaiiiiti
I 3 Aws.in'l 3-tO ryjc!i?s,
nb nit 0'J jicre N-.u' .!. n-cl t'f rM':' Tin-1-t
!.-.:!!; 'nnir.ii-"i on t!:' ea-i ly I'ra'iMin
Clo-'.a . . in: tl:n ti, l y .;.,h-i VoilcaU'. mi
tin v.e y C . llen'e und Alu-.tl-ton ilni
hakiT, i "i '.!:. i.-u.'i ! l!,n. E. Uit-s and
otiier.;. 'i'he i:iipi-iM iin-:iiJ ur! a
- 1 !- -
mid other E'-cf.-snry oiit1uili'irn;. Tim land
:-i!':il. r I i'-iie in: 1 la i: stai': id'
ci.itivatioii, a weH id wati-r wit'i i;i?i;p c .:
vci.ieiit to lii-! hu't.:", a !r"Ki!i of Wat r run
tii:: ; i!iru:-!i the i r -ini-cs, a
you:sg Arri.i: ouciiaiid
-It. or c.iiAin:L men.
AIo p-a.:h, cherrh-i. p.i;.-s. S: -. IVr ah-ive
tar. n is ritoii'led 'i":'t tivi! ii -:-: fr--ui tin
IViiti'yivi'.aia Kii'mad, ah ti',- tt ti'-iin r-a t
i'-nilio.; f ."ia '' :d!iiiti".vri tu Ai-!-i. uri 1
U rn'ivenie.it to Sc1..hi!s, cluir'he. mil's,
stures. A:.--
. K!tMr )l- t-A lil. ro ni-'.-h oi (: pur-
!':
-.oil y i-i u'.!i h-! !r"-i-' ;rv to rav t?.i-
x:it-.:. '.s ct' .a. ! t'i -: t..:ui i.n ta:' c n 'n-'na-
lion of r.il-.i : i':ir- i'.-ilf i.f tin- bahnn'C ': the
i lir:,: of Aj-rii, l :' i: and toe r !i::o!:di-r in
j nil:- vr:ir i:ii:r:-alti-.-, with irr.-Ti st; to be so-
c-' -rd hy l.:s r. c.'-rm.r.ncc o: t;i j urrlKiccr,
with a,-; rovfd s,'e..r:i v.
1). A. ttLL'GIIMAN, Altn'r.
octtf-ts
I A llltSTATO'
! A A-'iamistr-:'
a :-' -.1.3 - The ut.df
:''.,l '.i I'lfi estate i
liiioy j
'-,is', !.;- r!
! to-.m.' ,:-.-c-.l
tJ'.m.V, .: c '1, -,. .:! fipji .' to p't'-.iC
:iL.i:,
t. (,lt(.
! at 1 o'e'eci;, v. i.., ll e i'o '.r Tiiip r.- .l
j M r-it : a tiat .' in'.-1, :-i:ua'e ia !:::: a' t-ve
i 1 tow's ship, n lj..:nfr.j; lan ! ifl'ivii
j m
; c
v.rf. (V.c v'i"-.''s, i':ia,.:e! ZivKr, K
il'.-:K " .-. N. A. y l:er and oth:vs, cotiir.iuttis
net i--f.ro .v.-. of, t:t.rt or Je;-s, ia a e.,od stale
! v
I i,: r i. '.1 -.:- : '1, 1. ' v-.:-. ; )i ---(iri ircc: -1 a Im-e
I i.,-smry l'-ritk I! .. Ii-;'. I'-.nk B-.i n an 1
I ail ihi o.-.-;-".;:ir;- 0'.i..buil-'.ngs. T!f. re Is an
I i-.:-:;'i!i-ii -ii'ii!!:- r.;-;'e irchar I on this tract .
j i1):? pi:ij ci!y is h''.-:.ri 1 ia a ood ifei-;lj"r -
; ii.i I. c-ave::!C'H ti l.ililn and linirkeln, which
loaki. -i it a levy ujiri.'ale and j leusaiit lisi-.!..,.-.-.
'
?.m r : One fonr:1i of ll o pur
to I;.' jttiia t il l:u ct.riilrm it:o:i ol
'i Ctjurt. nnr f.iTirt"'. nn th"? 1-1
, ti. ?.ue
i 'i:-y ci A;.."'. !")(, .T.f J itinh on Uie Isi
ui" April. -t. :iirl lim lYnni-hlnc enc-fv urr !j 1
j cn h? l?t d.:? oi' .April, wirh ii.ttrc-.l
' or fiu; !ast t'.TO vnv uic.it s f-uni hft ! iy of
I April, It- ;. ' E, lUTl, Avlui'r.
rv.t. ) r;:;-t.s.
- t
j rj i'
IIOCI' ?TvI?.TS. G:X
xl. :Lr. Are in evt.ry ip 01 f r.-f olns-r.
acit ta-imnv a tr.ro .e.eass.miueni '-it I.-i-in-s.
."tssti. ana i aiiiren, ot in" fewest My
every ln.:!: a;:d size of wnit.
Our i?ku-:d. wlien yer k'wri. r.rc more uni
vrrii'.y '-jul:;r tii:ui aiiy othi-rs t-t;oro tin;
pubiio. They retain thiir slrt V'.ji t ir, :.ro
!:';!iit.-f, ::ii.ro cla-'iic, im.-u durahlr, r.n i i',nllv
I cae.uiec th
tiny ofi'.'i- Hoop .Skirt in tl;.
1 t-i li-c sprint's Mid fasienm-.-s are war-
! ''- 1 porlect. F.ury la iy sh,n::. try thcfi :
! Tiiev are u.iw bcititf eensiv)v 'M bv ner.
mts. throuzl.oiii t!i.- i-'iamry. amtaiwhi
: sate ant retail ui .MuMiiaeMii v and S
on.
:o. C.2S Arth sin-e',
1 llL-pkin's --Own
rin. I'i.i
"- buy
Ass.
otler.
...ake,
no
C.vrr'ox. N'ne genuine unto". Maiarrv
m earii Kid Pad '-Ibiplvin's iionp Skirl
Manufactory . N". Aita Street, l'iiila'd."
Ttiins N t Csh. Out- Price Only.
Sip: .1, l8'ld -tin
Pi'Iil etlect of the great r.aiinnal ( ouvet!
J- tion"' on the rice of gnoil.s ean be aveo
by calliiijr at the siore of J. U. M. TilDL) in
Patterson.
l'rown 8'hcctlngs 15 te 21
Appleton A, do 'Jo
I'rims .' 12 (,, j,i
All Wool le Lai lies J f .
Tickings :;i to b.'i
I'agging ."i
llrow n Sugar 12 to 1-1
White do IS
Lorcriiig fyrup, per quart Z"
flood do tin ....2-1
'oal Oil, do IS
salt, per sack ?2,5:" t i J."0
A general cssorttueiit of ether goods at low
pricef.
The following prices will be paid fur mar
keting: Putter oh cents; Eggs 20 cents.
J, U. M. TOPlb
may 2,-tf. Patterson, Pa.
TTALUAI5LE MILL PitoPERTY AT IT1I
V V ATE MALE. The undersigned offers
at private ale his Mill Property, sita.i'ed in
Mei'ovsviHe, Tusaror.i towri-hio, Jitaiata
county. The Mill in a large Frame Ituibiing,
running two sens of Pairs, with Jioltj, Fle
vafors. Ate.. uec3ssary for doing a b'.rc
Ctiioiiry or Me-chant business. In connec
tion with the Mill will be sold a good Dwell
ing lioiiso mid Mabie, with nil necessary
m-itlern improvements, terms easy
Persons wishing to see the pnperty
ill
call at the residence of the subscriber in j
l,-f voville. Juniata county. I
l..,,.; "otf WM. HAPKF.TT.
A CDlTOll.'J NOlK
EDITOE.5 NOTICS. The nudersigne l i
au:ii'T appointed to audit the account
of Samuel I'unn, adniinistraior of the etate ;
of Wnl. Dunn, late Of Fayette township, dee'd. i
and report distibuiion if balance in haLds
id iiet'iuniaul will meet all penica interested .
fur ihe purpose of his r.ppoinliii-iiiv on Miiur-
, ,.i.. 1 .: nt' . I i:ll.. 1
thiy, (iutootr i-.iu. imw . euiii.Mi ciiiis, t
Juniata cuuuty. ' a.
LUCIAN ADAMS, AnSl.
Supt. 10,-it.
-V? 11 : -
, iifiilist, .Miiin
sireel, Alil'.iintoKii.
. ,,. fi ,
.
j frU s store, up.
tTM;'.
, tir9. - -
1 scrisier announces
putUc lllttt
j h. has opcne.1 .
be happy to attend to the want of all if"
may favor him with their patronage. Tenth
inserted upon all the latct and n:ovl improved
plans, in a workmanlike and sali-f.ict"ry man
ner, which for Wauty. durability and clean
liness cannot be surpassed. AH woik war
ranted. No c'narye made for tho insertion of
temporary nets, hen permanent sets are or
d -n.J. t articillar attention paid todiseai-1
Rums, on the sensible principle of "no core,
to pay." Tecih EI!'. 1 vihirh will lat for lite.
Although a young practitioner, he f"els sat
isfied in saying that bin work will dm.
iate favonwVily with ty Ikivt j-nt njt tntUW
ornny of the odjoinimf counties. All he asks
j of toe community is a trial, and if full satis-
tacricn is not given, no eliarge will be inaiti.
f -x W ili visit McAlisierville on the ihird
week of every Tonth, and Tiimnpsontown ort
the fourth week, to rem tin 0118 week. At a'.l
nhi i- times can be found at his n!T:ce in Mif
llinlown. oct. lt. lMW-tr.
LADIK.S' FANCY Fl'KS: AT JOHN FA 11
KlitA'SOld Ksi.il'iis.iitne.it FLU Jlanu
faetory No. 71 AUCli oTiliiiM, above 7i!',
1'iilLAl) A.
Have now in stra
of my own la pjiia
lion and il-iaafac-litre
one of the I-ir-es'
and most bcauti-
!.:" r, i .,i
tjf.i,' FANCY FURS
; t ..tnr l.-t.li.-4- an-! Cl.il-
. i.jr 'v --'-'Iren's W'e-ir in th-i
t la.'. City. A No, ft
iy5rrrV-'?-- ""iaji.cf.rtr.'-nt of Ce
r'rr.' nt of ihki a
-t '
- " x11' '- V ;j hir
- - ; "WV '- I am OPI hi: J n
3wnoif otuiy -en iit Tprv r,fi-Jt)ri:i,.K-' T':C''
ir. X vrmi'"! thnroforp niirir r-iM ffi.i my
f lienor? f Ti:n::U:i coun'y avl vrcir.ity.
!lrnini,)( r the Niith. tin,h'r ur.'i t?!tpf f
JOHN N- 71 Arsii Mrccf hiTt
7t!i, r,uth sitK, I'hilnu'a"
t-r.i" I hare r.o 1'nrlntT. nor cjnnoct.oa
wilh ;iiiy u-htrnro in rhii.iiei('l:ia.
4tcL- 1 fin.
Hl r.'-IN I'OArilx VA;, N(T0
ll 1 tnry. c titc uuilor.-ini'i 'Vz It'itve to
hif'.rin. out catltoin-i . nn 1 fiitiiilri in iiii :m l
rj'tj'tiiiir. coi ,n ties, that we ii.ivo tul;iiL'J utir
.-linp. nini t y t lie ad'iition ot' ri-nni J'tiwer,
Uo are conlnnrTy mn!inf:icf nrhtr; nn-j rn:ie
to opI r, cvt iy !hcripiivn of ConcJ:'!. .ir
ri iges LI ki.i Sulkic. W::iir-!, c, iA o
Fa::n!y and Vo ik cultor U'e a: v -i-o
I n j ire I to !!i:iiii:faciurc li'.'ii'l Wa.ju' -Y-'iii
u;.c to ftHir horse.
tl iv:iiir t:orn wurK:nr nf the i'H:nes.,) :r a
nnM.t-er ct vmvs oitr.-,!v,s. nnS Prutiovirt
ourMve that o?ir w.rk r.:i.uit he nii;:'i-.vl
) fr ncitn?-3 nnfl ilurahtlity ; in tuis or a-l-
joinins" count ip?.
He lilviys krep on ban I from twrnty to
tli:i:y set. fit be?! !ocnl growth, J or spy
Hirltrry rnkos, in onli-r to nnke unr.ihio
wheoly And ttill nu.raut uur vork for aty
rea.aona!,ie lliiip.
tltihs ft til I'uIs ro piunipi rtitli 'ft!i
tits and i:-fatch. All other rekiriu i-avy
or lijrht rt'etTive diicf' :it !rut!iti. Coriie
mi l examine our Hlock nr: ! um k htf.r j ur-
chilr-iit it Is-w hor. I ion "t fr s't ihr u.-tuic.
IIKIFI-'LEKISGF.R CKI.sWF.i.L.
Corn t nf the I'ihe & Cedar Spring ror. l.
June 271 f.
I)civats 3vlr. The undersigned oTen at
private sale h is farm siitiate in Va!ki-r
to wi. ship, .hiuiata entity., ab.iat one ii::!h
from Ai.-iio'i, containiti.c -2 nert-s, more 4.r
I- :ss, in j;ood state of-eiiliivaii.'ii, h-ivir-r ilier-'-iiu
crer'i'd a large Frame 'Veathi-r-board. d
II- iiise, Jtank iiiiru. and other necessary out
buildings. The properly is located iu a good
eononnnit, convenient to churches, schools,
and stores-
Also, a ir iet of land si'n.'e in IVa'e town
ship. C'lntainiog l.'iii :ier-s, nmre or it's, hiv
ing il.rrewi a good iituse, Ham and ether
iin-rovcnicnts.
Abo, a tract adjoining ti e above, contiin
inr "I ae-.es, more or less, wilh good House
am' .Stable 'hereon.
For fr.rther parlir ulai-s rail on er address,
;i:i:t;i-: 8NVi.-i:i:.
Mexico, Juniata county, Fa
il, s. CI1IK.
nuvr.tiv !.
1 ONEY SAVED IS MONEY EAItNED.
li t And that can I e done to prrfectbui by
b:iir,g y -nt k-onds of the new Ii: ia ia Pattir
sen. 'i'h'-ir tioek eon.-i-r. in jirt of In y
'lo'i.N, Ems and Cuj I'mi'-y tii-mts, Y ankee
Notioist a biigsiand siiperi-.r stork ct' ltuots
and Shtie-i. tlrnceries, v;tt Fish, t'lie.-sp, iic.
Dried and Canned Fruits in great variety.
Hardware, (loeensware, Woodcnware. Our
si'tek wa purchased in erifern cities at re
I ''need priet-s, and wc are cnniitlent we c-m
I make it to the interest of our cu.stomi.rs and
'the giaids-btiying public tn give us the tirst
! e'lll tinfiire miitiin" llieir 1 'in '..-i-n-s.
N. 15. e base the largest s-tnelc. greate?,
variety an i bist stvles in I'm i oitnty.
iligheit market price paid for country pro
duce. - EUAN K, COOK. CO.
l'atterson, July 4, I8f.0.tf.
NEV AKUAXGEMENT. The undesigned
finding it impossible with one Mark-t
j Car, to supply tin ir eusiomers, have p i:rch.te'l
another, and are now prepared to furnish
! marketing regularly twice a wei k after t! o
list cf AiiL'iist. Ooei'arwiil arrive in Pat
ii i-son evi '.y Vi eiiiii-soay eri-inog, n:e oifi'T
will arri.e every Fii-iay evening. Ve wish
it distinctly un.li-rtO'id we will di nothing
hut a strictly ea.-h business in future. Per
seus ordering goods regularly every week
are expeeU'd to pay . promptly each trip.
O113 c.ir will leave Patterson tur Philadelphia,
every Monday morning, the other will leave
juty2o-lf. llOLLOliACHII & ROrTE.
J
I NIATA HOTEI
MtiTi.ixrrtwx. rExxi.
'I'he undersigned WimO'I respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally - that hit
has taken eliarge of the above named Wute!,
formerly kept hy Amos Soyder. This is an
old and well-known stand, and none more de
sirable fur the nccuimoothition of th public.
.'lis HA It will lie stocked with the best quality
of Li jimrs, his TA1SLE spread with the hst
themarket eanaftord, ami lnM ABLh, wfcirti
'is one of the most desirable in lown,
:I1 bo
' attended by co"d and H U3I v hosilers.
opril 4, 'tjti-tf.l .. S. It. NOTE8TINE.
T)ki-.ji)um Fabji '.Ikist Mill Is simj.le,
A cheap and ilutuhle. Will grind a'.l kind?
of gradii rapidly. Is ad ipted to a'.l kiuds of
hurse power. Wm. L. Itnvca & P.f.o.,
hilaeelphia, 'a.
l!... i. .1 .. - . r . 1 . F . . . .. 1 . 1
t.i, .11 -iiitiit.iTt ttr-.i i. me L.aiesi iinp:ivei
Fodder and titraw Cutlers, Horse Vr.vers,
Thieshinj; Machines. Crosj Cut Circular sat
UilLs, Cora SU-iicrs, &. tept 20 It.
f