3fimiata Sentinel
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if?ni oflalttt, atol n unUn rfl,iinh,
A union tin power sho'l urerr;
A union of lunrta, anln unim of hanth,
And the American Unimi fortvtr!
MIFFLIN TO W N.
Wednesdar Moriunc, Jnnniry J, 1867.
II. II. Wll.SO.V, Krfitnr nnd l'nbliher
COT-T ?.' V1T.4 SEXTIXEL-nza
has the I.argtst Circulaiisn of an v rarer rub-
lisheil in tins County. It is therefore tho'
out a-lrrritunj m'.tmn. It is a 1 ..ier, truly
loyal, .illy conducted, a firt class '..oculist,
and veil worthy of the roitron'.go of every
loyal citizen in the County.
gen. geauvs aitoi.ntjients.
General floury, the Governor elect,
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has anncunced tho two prominent officers j
,,f l- ni i? - it i .
ot ti.s (.aoinet. JJenjamin II. Lrewsicr, I
v. i i-ii I
Ksq., the new Attorney General, will en
ter upon tho duties of that important
office admirably equipped for all its re
sponsibilities by Ion experience and pro
found study. The fact that his rare le
.al abilities are universally conceded,
doubtless decided General Geary to offer
him tho f"st. Mr. lireirstcr's political
opinions have been and are in accordance
with the carncot men of tho Jay, and
Tjoue have gone faithcr in support of the
radical remedies of Congress. The ap
pointment of Cul. Frank Jordan, as Sec
retary cf the Commonwealth, was a fitt
ing response to a very general movement
in his behalf among the body of the Ke
publieaus cf the State. His services as
Chairman of the Union Republican Slate
Committee during the recent ctinipain
vere so signal and so iGicieut, that, even
if he bad not proved himself to bo eejtul
to high official responsibilities by his abil
ities by his ability in the Senate cf the
State and lis energy as the Military
Agent of Pennsylvania, at Washington
during tho war, they would have attract
ed the attention of tho successful candi
date for Governor.
These appointments ore highly auspi
cious of a successful and vigorous admin
istration of tho State fcoveruuicut.
l-'HEEDOM.
As flaAery in tho United States once
Lad the influence to encourage the growth
and strengthening cf slavery in all parts
of the world, eo is the full recognition of
freedom here exercising a vast power
for good throughout Chiistcudoru. In
deed, the ultimate tendency of tho ex
tinction of slavery in the United States
will be its abolitiun wherever it now ex
ists. In Brazil tho system of bartering
in human fk'sh and blood has always
been conducted with estrone barbaritv
The per centagc of the waste of property
in man was always larger in Brazil than
In ncy other country where slavery ex
isted. But, suddenly, the policy is rec
ognized by the unrelenting masters of
lirnzil, that slavery is a great moral
HTong that it is a ponderous social evil,
to abolish which will be to confer infinite
Messiogs on both the owner and owned
The example cf freedom ia tho United
Elates is doing it sura work in Brazil,
where it is now predicted slavery ia des
tined to be overthrown as suddenly as it
was hero. God grant that this; may be
true! The Spanish authorities are also
bestirring themselves, if not at onco to
abolish slavery, at least to allcviato its
horrors. The Captain General of Cuba
Las bb.cn instructed to exercise increased
vigilance for the suppression of the elave.
trade. Police oiSccrs visit the plantations,
and if any recently imported Africans
are discovered held as slaves, they are at
once set free, and at the elf ense of the
planters returned to their native; homes.
There is something cheering in these
higns of the times. They trove that the
march of freedom is onward.
SEM.VIOIUAL.
The terms of fourlccii Senators expire
vith tie present Congress, W-: 3IerM
Cowan, of Pennsylvania; MeDougalJ, of
California ; 2,'csmith of Oregon, and Da
vi.i, of Kentucky; Sherman, cf Ohio ;
Foster, of Connecticut; Kirkwood, of
Iowa: Trumbull, of Illinois; Edmunds,
et Vermont ; Pomerny and Boss, of Kan
is; Creswcll, of Maryland; Brown, of
Missouri; Fog, cf New Hampshire:
Harris, of New York; Lane, of Indiana;
Howe, of Wisconsin, and Nye, of Nevada
To fill these vacancies, elections have
thus far ben held as follows: Sherman,
re e!?cted ; Ferry, in place of Foster ;
Justiu o. Morrill, iu place of Edmunds,
anl Harlan, in plsce of KirkwooJ ; their
politics being the same ts those of the j
rttiriug Senators.
AXOTIIEi: INDIAN OUTKAGU.
A despatch just receive! states that an
Iuditin massacre of United States troops
has recently t:ikcu t.Iaeo ucar I'urt Kear
usy, iu which some eighty jnenwero mur
dered. The term ruuider can hardly be
misplaced, siuco the most merciful and im
partial miu'l, !:auili?r with the antecedents
of these roving tribes of the plains, would
not hesitate to iufcr that if the pavaes
were not in the wroug, it must have been
Under circumstances of an entirely novel
nature. A carelul and recent perusal of
the very voluminous reports pout to the
Secretary of the Interior by lutliah ngentH
and other., and visits made to the plains
dutin the past yer bj two of our staff,
who, while thete, devoted attention to the
subject, have inspired the conviction that
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aborigiual Geuds is entirely too weak and
palliative in every respect. Iu the first
place there should be no annuities issued
to tribes, any portion of which arc at war
with the whites. Tho.-e who couie in and
make ppcuches aud receive gifts declare
that they cannot control the 'bad Indians,'
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their tribe, when it is kuowu to every
. J
ntati ou the Trontiur that theso sumo 'had
Indians' arj only kept out for a few weeks
at a time, and regularly resume their places
in the village to be replaced by others
Since it has been admitted that white girls
who have been subjected to every extreme
of outrag.i and cruelty may be ransomed,
there have been quite a nntuScr of such
captives, and cs a climax wo havo symp
toms of a general war and interminable
threats of preventing the coustiuction o!
tho Pucific railway. Cuctiruaily at war
among themselves, caring little for life,
and goaded by an iu.'auo lut for murder,
tho Indians of the plains, cunning, and
yet utterly unreasonable, caunot, by an)
means, be kept from attacking the whites;
aud while their "braved" are fifteen thou
sand strong and to'eruLly well armed and
mouuted, wo may expect to hear of "atro
cities," since no plan of merciful and con
ciliatory trcatmcut has thus far been ol
any avail, except in a few isolated Hstan .
cca. Suidi a case was roccutly recorded
by the Kocky Mountain Ju tes of a trul
noble chief who devoted him-elf for
weeks to iucessarit labor and travel to pre
vent his tribo and others from murdering
the whites. But it is not woith while for
the sake of these few to endure such hor
rors as we may expect from th many.
We, therefore, say let Goverutncnt deal
more with these red wretches by the
strong hand, add give tlis control and
punishment of them much more to the
regular military frontier force than it has
hitherto done. By this means we shoulJ
insure justice ut all times and a certain
application of that punishuicut which at
present so seldom meeis the gui ty.
tMJI-KVALlA'lIw.M OF IJirOKTS.
One of the most fatal influences now
ut work to depress American industry and
productive cntcrpii.se, is the criminal
practice on the part of importers at home
and shippers in Europe to undervalue
i.nporis. By this mcar.9 the ruanufac
tures of England, Fiance and Germany
are brought to the United S'atcs, at a
rate of duty by which they can be sold to
pay enormous prolits, aud at the same
time successfully corupcto with the man
ufacturers of the same article here. The
woolen manufacturers are not the only
class of our "producers who suffer from
this system ot undervaluation, but they
are tho first to poiut out and eouipiaiti of
the evil. Tho same system is doing its
work on all the other manufacturing in
terests of the country. We are thus de
prived of our legitimate revenues from
imports, aud maac to lose, by tho depres
sion of our own I reductive enterprise,
those sourcos of taxation which largely
supply tho treasury with means to carry
on the Government. We hope that Con
gress will not only extend the necesay
guards to protect the wool growers and
manufacturers from the imposition of un
dervaluation, but that it will so legislate
as to break up the system by which im
ports of all kinds aro passed through our
custom houses undervalued.
Thk President aud His Cabinet are
represented as being very anxious to cul
tivate a bcttei feeling with the Badieal
leaders of the country and of Congress.
The vcroUry of the Treasury and luu
Postmaster i-eceral are said to bo most
salieitcus to attain fhese objects. Viewed
as a joko this is good. The Secretary of
the Treasury and the Postma.-.'-t General's
hands are now dripping with the Ho-''J Jf
the decapitated heads of honest itepu!;
lican office-holders, and while thus gory
they ask fur the friendship cf honest
meu. The laugh certainly conies iu here.
It is estimated that theco.it of intox
icating liquors drunk ia this country an
nually is S'i.000,000, that 00,003 persons
die airiuallv from the use of strong driuk
UQa -jou'v'tiy orphan aro made by ir each
JOHNSON vs. GRANT.
In the beginuing of his lneSFag the
President says :
"The enforcement of tho law is no
longer obstructed in any Stato by combi
nations too powerful to be suppressed by
the ordinary course of judicial proceed
ing, aud the animosities engendered by
the war are rapidly yielding to llic benefi
cent influences o! our free institutions,
and to tho kindly effect of unrestricted
social and commercial intercourse."
In his late annual report to tho Presi
dent General Grant myjll
Inin from iMvil IwftT nf thft TnatTUl
n n j
tude of that in which tho United States
has been engaged to governments through
tho courts, it has been deemed necessary
to keep a military force in all tho lately
rebellious States, to insure tho execution
of law, and to protect life and property
against the acts of those who as yet ac
knowledge no law but force. This class
has proven to be much smaller thai: could
have been expected afteisueh a'conflict. It
has, howcrer, bceu sufficiently formidable
to justify the courto which has been pur
sued." Here we have the President nd Gen
eral Grant in direct opposition. Of course
ever body knows that tbo President is
mistating facts, and not General Grunt.
i iii: nt isa i:i i:lllio.
New York, I'ec. 'Si. A Lublin let
ter to the Sunday News soys : "The gov
ernment officials aro frequently sold ty
ctntiia that Stephens has landed nt (li Scl
ent points oo t lie cua.it, keeping troo.is
an 1 gunboats constantly on the move."
Pheuix I 'iii k . iu wliuli is situated the
government powder magazine, has been
surrounded by heavily niannod eariL
Kiiik.i, nn.l Dublin Castle is protected by
newly built palisades.
Troops are continually arriving from
Eiiglaud, and suspected Irish rreimerits
:;re transported to Euglacd aud the colo
nics. 1'espite all exertions of authorities and
patrols of military, midnight meetings
for drill aud exercise are held all over
Ireland, and the people evidently are de
tcrmiuedly awaitiug Stephens' arrival to
rise iu spito of the great odds agaiust
them.
fuyii.tut of the l'rnstioucrs 0! 1812.
Stato Treasurer Kctnblc is now having
prepared, for each county iu the Coniumu
ftealth, lists of the pcuhinucM residing
therein, which will be sent to the trust:
ureis thereof, by whom the pensions due
from the State to soldiers of lsli! will be
paid. It is expected that these lists will
be forwarded to the different Couuty
Treasurers in a Very short time, when
the semi anuual pension duo ou the 1st of
January, 1807, will be paid.
IVkiu is going to have aa American
college.
A man has been Cued in Detroit for
kicking a tiog.
There aro 2ti,0Lv.i female drunkards
in Biok.yu, Newl'ork.
New York pays S'2o7,d00 per an
num tor lighting the streets.
There is a young man in Springfield,
Mxss., 10 years of age, who weighs 720
pounds.
A French court has just decided the
epithet "female" applied to a woman con
stitutes an insult.
The Gazette Je France is the oldest
newspaper extant. It is uow in its two
huudred aud thirty-sixth year.
A Mrs. Anna Drummoud ha3 been
arrested iu Davcuport, Iowa, for Laving
three husbauds at the same time.
A St. Louis geutleman lost his wife
by death and lefused to let her be buried.
The Board of Health had to interfere
A telegram was scut recently to Geu.
Casteluan at Mexico, by the cable, the I
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trausmUsien of which cost 47,0OU trauce
One million one hnndrod and seventy
eight thousaud one huudred aud tweuty
eight acres of land have bceu pre-empted
iu Kausas lat year.
General Klapka has arrived iu Paris.
He states that uo fewer than U7,U00 uu
ucuuded Austriaus were taken piLuoner
at the battle ot ijadowa.
Seth SJcommon, of Stratham, N.
II., has an Ayrshire cow, ten years old
last spring, that has givcu a little over
eight huudred pouuds of milk in ten
days.
-I'ii'.sburg coutaius five hundred large
mauulaci;;rio establishments, it hss filly
i;is3 factories' aud sixteen potteries, forty
siix irou fuuudi'iei, thirty oue rolling I
rh'rf-tUree niachincry estbl&hmeui's, aed
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lifiy-eigt oi! ivliucrtes; besides nusceila- j
ueous works of uhuoot evciy variety, the !
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whole turning out aa aauuul product
Wvrtli SlWATv'OAMo, i
Near Cleveland, Ohio, a f.dher ;-hot
one of three persons engaged in taking up
tho body of Lis daughter, recently buried.
A Cohhccticut Yankee has cleared
his house of rats by catching one aud dip-'
ping him in red paint. He then let him
loose aud other rats, not liking his looks,
left immediately.
It is alleged that the recent attempt to
cultivate tea in Georgia havo been highly
successful. The soil and climate of por
tions of all theSta'essouth of Virginiaare
adapted to its growth ; and, according to
the estimates made some years ago, it can,
by the aid of a little simple machinery for
.rolling tho leaves, be produced at a cost of
ovx five to eight cents per pound
It scam to be pretty well settled that
tin Hon. Hiester Clymer is to be the can
diiWe tor United States Senctor on the
Dcuocratic side of the House. Before
thcelccliou, when the Cops, flattered them
sclvjs that they would have a majority in
the legislature, there were quiet a number
of c;udidatcs for this post, but now that
thert is no chance ed" winning the prize,
the contestants will probably all yield to
Mr. Corner.
' Stew gkilrcrtifjf menw.
E MICTION. Tho annual i-lrcti.m Tor nf!i
crs of t Ins Juniata Agricultural Society,
will lie held at tiie sioio of Ki'on-r & Whar
ton, iu th lioruiifrh of I'errysville. on FrM.-iy
January lliU 11.7, between the hours of 1
aud 4 u cloc e. M.
Jan. 2-1't. (. W. JAVOl
r-i-c y.
"VfOTlCKOF APPLICATION FOK CIIAH
1 TEll. Notice is hereby tfiren that Sam
llel Ruck. Iv.ril P. ritjell. Orlnn, !.(. Mi.lh.-r
Ilavid W ilson, John M. Tbomngnn and J. B.
Okcson, have made Application for a Charier
for an Academy er Seminary, under the title
of the Airy icw Academy; and that the
same will le presented to liio Court at the
February Term. j:m. 2-le.
AUIHTOKS' MTI('!: The und.rsijrned
Auditor appointed by thi Court to dis
tribute the balance in the hands of Jt rcuiinh
Lynns, Assignee cf Henry Ilruhiiker to and
among the creditor of the 8i.i l Henry I!ru
bnker, will meet the parties interested for the
purpose ;f bin appointment on Saturday,
Jamciry 2i-., 1.SI17, between tho hours of HI
o'elork A. M., und I o"clock P. M., at the
iflioe of JvreniiuU Lyons, , in the borough
of Miil'intown.
G. W. JACOES, Auditor.
jan. 1 -St.
OI'.PilAXS' COCl'.T S.iLK. In prrMimce
of an order of the Orphans' Court of Ju
niata county, the tiniterirneit Kxeeutors of
the estate of William Jacobs, bite of Tmbeit
township, said county, dee'd.. will expose to
public sale on the premises o:i Saturday. Jan
uary l'J, 107, at J o'clock p. u., tU follow
ing described property :
A Hmse and Lot of 8 .4cres of pround t-it-uato
in Turholl townihip.Jsaid county, hound
ed by lauds of William Kohler and Samuel
Kilmer.
Terms nialo known on da of sale bv
SAM I K I. J.I Co US,
jan. 2-ts 1 WM. LLONAItD.
L( )ST C K K Y. K V A L I. V. V lit) Its K P HOT El '
tios CowfA-ST A meeting of thin Com
pany will be hi IJ in MeAiisfersritlo Si hool
Hoime on Tuesday, January lt. isi;7, wt C
o'clock, P. M. All members are requested to
attend as business of imporlaiiee will he trans
acted. I'.y order of the President.
Pei;uoH L. di:;k.', SccV.
ACMTOIfS NOTICE. Tho undersigned
having been appointed Auditor, by the
Court of Common Pleas, of Jiini.ua coimty.
Pi., to distribute the assesla in the hands of
K!ihu lienner, As-i; nee of the l i'o firm i f
Sellers and licirick to aud anions the credit
ors of the said firm or partnership, will im et
the parties interested at his otliee, in Millliu
towii, Pa., on Thursday, thclMihMay of Jan
uary IS',7. at 10 o'clock, A. M.. of said day.
when and where all persons interested will
present their ccounts.
ISCC-iitd JV.nF.MIAH I.Vo.VS-
GUP 1 1 ANS' COL UT SALE. My virtue of
en order of the Orj bans' Court of Juniata
county, will be sold at pu'dic sale, on the
premises, iu Perrysvillo. Juniuta comity, on
TUESDAY", JANUAK1' I5th, lSt!",
I li following town prnyerty, to wit: A lot of
ttro'in.l siluato on Tiifcatora street, i-i sai'l
borough, having thereon erected Two Good
houses, ana all other necessary out buildin-'s.
J kriis ono-loiir or the purcli;ije nionrr
to be paid on confirmation of sale by the
Court, the balance on the 1st day of April,
1807, when deed will be delivered and pos
session given. ..l.llll l, ML.Mt.lt,
Administratrix of W. A. Kilmer.
Dec 1. lStiii-ta.
IJL'lSLlC'SALE. The undersigned wHi offer
at public sale in liealetown, Juniata
couniy. Pa., on S.iti k:iav, l)Kc:stur.R I'l'th,
lS'OC, the following described Ueal Lsiate, t o
wit :
A tract of Mountain land, situated partly
in Tuscarora township, Juuiativ county, and
partly in Madison town.ship. Perry County,
containing Four Hundred Acres, more or less
bounded by lands of Samuel Pec!:, llavia
1...1-. ll-... l.... e : .
a,,racl "fT7 """''A wljuining il.o
nlinve on tln r.:ist. I h. ultwn I . t.
. an iii.mi una ot riers. Al.so,
above on the East
set with good heavy C!n5!nut Oak and pine
Timber, and will be sold iu lots to suit iur
chasers. Sule to commence at 1 o'clock p. sr.. of said
day when attendance will be givcu and ttr.-us
made krown by
Deo. 12-ts. J. K. PATTERSON.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice is
hereby given that Letters of Administra
tion on the estate of John Sicber, dee'd, late
of Fayette township, Juniata county Penn'a,
have been granted to the undersigned residing
in the above named township. All i.i rsons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
will mike immediate payment, and those hav
ing claims will present thcru duly authenti
cated for settlement.
Dec. 12, lfcGG-Ot. J. S. SIEDEPv, Adni'r.
13 1. 1 VAT E SALE The undersigned, oilers
at private sale bis Farm situateu in .Mil-
ford township, Juniata county. Pa., about five
miles from Patterson, in Licking Creek Val
ley, containing 1U0 Acres, about S5 ncres
cleared, the remainder well set with Oak and
Chestnut timber, Laving thereon erected a
irn.vl llWl'llillL' HoilSC. Wash HoilSO l'.,iolr
ulirlll and other neccsscry out buildings, wiih
nevcr-tmung spring convenient to the door.
't he property is situated m a good ncighbor-
convenient to churchc3, schools, miils
nnd stores, and is a very desirable property.
persons wishing to view the priperty can do
fi0 by filing 0n ALEX. McC AUA.V.
Dec. 12, 13tW-tf.
ATTENTION 01TI.E.N.S. SEWS DEPOT
and Siiiiionary Store, in P. rrvsvilie, Ju-!
niala county, Pa. (Post Olliue lluibling.) .
The utidei signed usks leave to inform tbc
pood people of this and neighboring enmities '
that he bus opeud a tine stcck of Stationary ;
Uooks, etc.. and having bought them at aj
ve-y low wholesale price in Philadelphia, by '
adding a small per ccntape, is certain be can 1
sell cheaper than tiny other esluldishment in j
rue ooiiiny. eo'.i iouoiing is a usi oi ,iag.i-i
lines and Periodicals, fcept, with prices at
tached, any of which will be sent by mail
free of postaga to any place upon reoeipt of
the annexed price, vu:
Atlantic .V mo My 4c.
Harpers Magazine 45c.
Frank Leslie's (iaicttc of Fashions.... 4"e
(lodies Magazine 40c.
Ladies Friend 2oc.
liallous Magnxiue 'ic.
Waverly Magainc (weekly) l."c.
Harpers Pictorial (weekly) loc.
Frank Leslie's Pictorial. Illustrated, 15c.
Chimney Corner 15c
Albion 15c.
New York Ledger .; ; 0c.
National Police Gazette loo.
New York (Uipper.... 10c.
Saturday Nig'it lllc.
(ileasons Literary Coiiipaninn 12c.
IScadlcsand .Monroe's Novels, (each)... Pic.
Headlu's Songster pic.
Martin's Sensible Letter Writer 50c.
Fortune Tellers and Dream Hooks of ditfrr-
ent kinds, (each) 4'Je.
Also all kinds of 2"c, Novels
N. It. Any of the Dailv. Phiiadelphia pa
pers furnished at 75c. per no. nth, or ti i-wcek-
ly at o'ic. per nionili, si ini-weeUly
weekly 2llc. per month, also Music. Mae - a -
zincs and other bindings attended to. ig's new store room iu Johnstown. Our
P. S. Hack numbers of all Magazines and stock consi-ts of Dry tioo d-i. (iroceries. Boot
Papers furnished at short noliee. I am deter- ! '"' Shoes, Hats and Cups, t'ueeiisware, Hard
ruiiued lo supply a great want in this county I ware, Sc., with a general ins.ortj'cnt of Yan
by furnishing the people wilh reading matter i kee uotioiis. Salt. Coal Oil, .te., with every
al a reasoualile prije. ibing usuaUy kept iu a couniry store. Our
I respectfully solicit your patronage. I mctto is "uiek sales and small profits."
JOHN M. THOMPSON. Please call soou an I examine "iir new goods.
Perrysvir.c, atig. 1, '.'. ' " t.'.v 14, lf',ii-tf DcAItlNQ i HELL.
MIFFLIN CO.U !!; IVACON MAN' FAC- j "TssPJNEE'.S NOTICE. John F.ectrTf
tory. We the undersigned be leave to i i. .Marvsville. Perry county. Pa., surviving
ii. tin in our customi is and friends in Ibis and
adjoining counties, that ire have eul;:r'rd our
pl.op, niol tv llic n'idition of jSlcam 1'ower,
aie pieparcd lo do work at the shoncal p jsoi
b'.e notice.
e aie constantly manufacturing and nir.Uu
to order, every description of C,a.'!.e ', i hi -riagos,
Duggit-s, Sulkies, tVagoiis, a':;o
Family ami Yoak cutler sleighs. V.'e ure alsr
prepared to niannf ictitre Koa i Wagons Trout
one to four horse.
Having been working at the business for a
nun. her of years ourselves, and ernpbiving
none t ut the best of workmen. We tiatior
ourselves that our woik eamioi be ,i!iir'u.-se i
for iiea'uess and durability ; ill ti.u or ad
joining count i. s.
We always keen on br.nl fro'n twenty t
thirty set, of b.-st s.-c-m I growth, Jersey j
Hickory Spokes, in or.lcr to make durable j
wheels And will warrant oi.r woi k for any:
reasonable I 'true. j
Sleigh and P.nggie re-painted with real- j
ne-s and dispaieb. All other repaifin:' heary j
or lij:!il will receive strict Kiteii'ii.u. Come;
and examine our slock an I worn before pi.r-cha.-ting
clsewhre. Don't forget the name, !
H EIFFLEKIN'lElt Jt CRISH'ELL. I
Corner of the Piko & Cedar Spring road. !
June 27-tf. I
G-'8 HOOf SKIRTS, til'S.
HOPKIN S ' OWN MAKE," NFW FALL
STH.ts Are iu evert r"s ct first class.
and embrace a complete s:iori mem fur Ladies,
Misses, and I'iiil lreu, of (he Ncv. Stvb s,
every length aiol hi.e of waist.
Our Skirls, wii.Tever known, are more uin-
versallv roimlar than any oihers before the
public. They retain their shaj.e better, r.re I running two setts of liurrs, with Polls, Fle
lighier, more elastic, more durable, Nnd really j vators, &c.. necessary for doing a large
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Philadelphia, Pa., P.oston, Mass., Cin
cinnati, Ohio, Chicago, Ills., St. Louis. .Mo.,
or Richmond. Va.
Nov. 2S-4t.
IRESH ARRIVAL OF" GOODS. J. P. M.
Tl)i has just received a large a-sori lueui
of Fall Goods, which he is selling at reduced
prices :
Prints from 15 to 2nc.
Pest Domes'io Ginhann 25 to olc.
Drown Muslin I yd wide, 15 to 2l!c.
" 1 wide 211 to 25c.
Cassinetts from (i2c to 1 00
A large assorttaeut of Furs and Muffs at
city prices.
Best syrup at olc per quart.
Drown Sugar 12 to llic.
A large assor'.menl of Dlankcts. $H,50 to
$5,50.
While do. 10-4, at $7,50 to ?ri,,jfi.
Also, a lnrgc assortment of Roots cf the best
q'laliiy at from $3,50, !?5,(t) to i5.50.
Also, a large assortment of Ladies viui:ors
at reduced prices.
The above prices are for Cash or Country
produce. The following prices will be pail
Cor marketing : Duller UOc per lb. Eggs 2"'e
per dozen cash.
J. ii. Jl. lllt)l,
may 2,-if. Patterson. Pa.
"IJVUtM. AT PRIVATE SALE. The undor
X signed oilers at private sale his farm sit
uated iu Delaware township, Juniata couu'y.
Pa., about three miles cast of Thompsontown,
containing 2H5 acres, about 2(H) acres of which
are clear, d nnd in a good slate of cultivation,
llic remainder well se. wiili choice timber,
having thereon erected a large Stone Mansion,
Tenant House. large Bank liarn. and other i
necessary out-buildings, wiih a never-failing j lent ion to business to deserve a sham of pat
spring of water convenient 10 the house.- 1 ronnge.
The ".an 1 is well watered. 1 h abovo bind oet 1.0-tf. JACOB G. WINEY.
will be sold in whole or in parcels to suit pur- TToi-p 1 .1 " "
chasers. Persons desiring to purchase the j A LA!''. 7n' wd selected stnuk of GRO
property can do so by calling on 1 L ttKIE., coiepnsmg IU,, sti10l.Ier. D
JOHN I" THO-IP'-'CN ; C '". Mc!s 1 &rK. H ur Spices, i-c. e. at
April 25, lSOU tf. I SLLuL'IF, I ROW i PARKER S
A DMlMftTKATolVS SALE. The under
-i- signed. Administrator of Joseph Kurtz,
' ' "I Delaware township, Juuiht'i couniy,
dee'd, will offer for sale on the premise,
on Wednesday, January 2, lsi',7, the following
described Keal Estate, to wit .
The uudividiid one-half of a tract of Land
situated in above named township, adjoining
lands of llciij.iinin Ziders, tieorge Parfet and
others, containing ln" Acras. more or less,
- .-.......j utv..
Al.so At the fame time and place, the un
divided one-half of another tract of Land
situated iu Monroe township, adjoiniug the
above tract, bounded by Abraham Page and
others, containing .105 Acres, niore or less,
with appurtenances.
The remaining undivided one-half of each
of the above named tracts of land will be sold
at the same time and place, by the undersign
ed as Assignee of John Freet.
The above farms are under excellent culti
vation with Dwelling Houses, Darns aud oth
er necessary out-buildings thereon erected,
with running water and choice fruit on each.
TriPM". One-fourth of the purchase money
to b paid en confirmation ol sale, including
fi'-e per cent, lo be paid wben the property it
struck down; one-fourth on the 1st day of
April, 1 (", when possession will be given,
the remainder, witli interest, on the 1st day
of April, . SA.ML EL LEONARD.
Dec. 5, 1 Hoists.
J. L. UKAMNIi
iNEW STOKE--
JOSKFH BILL
sew (ioobs;
rpilS undersigned announce to tho citixtnj
-i- of P.ca.e township lt.ii ibey have jus'
r i returned frnni the c'ny with a large slock of
1 Merchandise, which they are opening in Dear-
partner ot the late f.riu of Knriz ,t f re.'t,
. . . 1 .9 1......I. L'.. .'.....-.i -...1 .. I
Jehu I'teet. Laving on the 2'Jih day of Octo
ber, lt'i'.ti, loadu a voluntary assignment of all
tbc estate real, personal and mixed i.eloiigin
to said n.'in. to itie u:.dtT.-ig:ie-l Assigrn-c, in
trust f .r the benef-l of creditors. Notice is
hereby given to u'.l j..Tsons owing or indebted
iti s:.id lirm to couo.' forward an-1 oiake imiue
dialo p '.ymcot and tin se having claims agaiust
raid f.i m or partner.-liip lo prtieiil their ac
count for set:lenn:ut lo
SAMUEL LEONARD.
Oakland M.il;, Juniata county. Pa.
nov i, i.'.ij-ot.
10AL AND LUM2J
:p. YAllD. The un lor-
that he keeps constantly on l.an.l alirscStoelf
of Coal and Lumber. His stock eu.brai s iu
part. Stove Co:.l, Smith Co ;! and Lime bur
nen Coal, at tiie lowest ca-h rales.
Lumber of all kinds an l ij i ili: v. such a
White I'inc P'.aiik, two inches, d i 1 White
Pine Hoar la. 1 ir.ch, do one half iueh, Whitd
Pine "worked Flooring, Hemlock Boards,
Scantliiitr, Joiee, Rooting Lath. PlBstering
Lath, .-.niigles. Striping. Sash and Door.
Coal and Luirber deliveretl at fchort notice.
Persoit.s on the East sido cf tiie Kivcr can bo
fiirnidiied with Linicbuniers Coal, A.3., Jrom
the coal yard at Tysons Lock,
aug lo-ly ULOKGK 13 II EN.
i "7A LEA !!!.!: MILL PlU I'DRTY AT PRI
I V YATE SALE. The uudersignr 1 offeni
I at frivute sale his Mill Properly, siiunted in
McCoysviile, Tuscarora township, Juniata
i eouni y. 1 he Mnl is a large i rame P.mbliirr,
i
tion v.uu me .uiri will oc soii a goou liweu
ing House and Stable wiiU all necessary
modern improvements. Terms eay.
Persona wishing to see toe property will
call at the residence of the subscriber in
McCvosviP.e, Juniata county.
Ju'ae2:-tf. WM. HACKFTT.
T A H:PLE rROItERTY AT FRtYATB
V Sale The undersigned, residing in Del
aware township. Jitniaia conn'y, offers for
s:.L; his Farm, si'ur.te in sui.i lownsl.ii'. twn
ir.n l a half miles from Toon. psntown. adjoin
ing lands of Dimm's Heirs, i-avid tiarverao l
I oihers, contuiniiiir l'! ai.-rrs. having thercefi
' erected a Bank liarn 45 a HO feet, good Dwei-
ing House, with ail nfc--sary out buil llng-f.
, At -mt 12't ar. s is cleared and under good
j cu'tivatior. the balance well limbered. Tho
'land is limestone with quarry ai"' ''u "
place, witli stream of water running tLrougU
' the t arm. terms easy.
I aiigust 1, i-tf.
C. O. SHELLY
A esitiNEE'S NOTICE. John Freet, of
2. JIarysviile, Perry county. Pa., having oil
the 2!iih uay of Ottol-er. !,;;oo. laado a voiin4
lary asfigniurr.t cf all 131 estate real, per
soiril and mixed bel ie.gii.g to the saiil J6U:i
Freet, to the und.o-aigued Assignee in tru.t
for the benefit of creditors. NoiL-e isherebr
given lo all persons owing or indebted to sai l
Julia Freet to c.une f rward aud muke inne
diaie payment and tho?? Laving claims against
the same to jiresent their accounts for settle
ment to SAMl'EL LEONARD.
Oakland Mills, Juniatacouuty, !'.
nov 7, ISotJ-iii.
T. J. M O U ll E
WITH
WOOD WARD & CO
KSTAliLISIIKD ltTZ.
- j - -
330 MARKET STRKKT,
riilLAPELI'IHA
nov 2s, lr-
"VTOTICE. The public are hereby notiSel
Xv that 1 have iiiis day purchased from
Len.uei 11. D.nle of lieale lownshi., Juniata
county. Pa., the following prcperry, to iril :
nine head of Hortes, two Stage Wagons, ono
Rand Wagon, three Spring V, upoos, one Top.
Dnggy. three Sleds, eleven sens Harness an t
one Cost All j.i rsotis are warned not to pur
chase or in any way interfere with tbe s -.o"-,
as 1 have left the property in the care of !.
It. Dt'.ilc lu o-c til! called tor.
W. RAMSEY I5EALK-
Nov. 2:i, Lscu-tf.
MALiSTEKSVILLK TIN SHOP. Tho
li undersigned Las csiablisUcd himself in
McAlistersville in tho Tintiin- P:imucss
Persons w niting anything in his line should
call before purchasing clst-wh:-re, as he is
prepared t.i manufacture all kinds of Tin and
Meet Iron Ware, nnd to sell as low as they
can be purchased elsewhere. His oi l custo
mers and the piiolie generally are resreet-
fully invited to call, as he hopes by strut at-
jcar.