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; j
Juniata miimi
.I union of IttJccs, mid rr union of urni,
A union no jwwcr f hall s a r;
A union ofhcurlt, ondn union of htindi,
And the A met lean I ; fort err!
M 1 F F L 1 N T O W N:
tVedaexdar lUorssinc. January !3, ISO?.
il. II. U1LSON, lditor nuu I'ubli-.ln r
frJX'TUEJU MA T .1 S EX Tl X EI. -rO
T-.H I he Largnt Circulation of any paper pub
lished in this County. It is' therefore (lie
fcrtf adeertitiifj mrtium. It is n Paper, truly
loyal, ably conducted, a first claus Loc-ilist",
and well worthy of the pairjuuge of every
loyal citizen in tlic (bounty.
llcti in:
Those of our eitizeus who did not hoar
Iho Kcv. Mr. McLean, of Lewistowu, de
Jiver, on last Friday evening, his lecture
on the "Piguity of Labor," missed a lec
ture front of beauty and attraction. The
lerture tdamps him a man , one who un
derstands the situatiou and wants of man,
and who has the mauhool to declare the
truth among his felluw-uiau where ?
much diess passes current fur that most
precious quality, trulh. At mj titue iu
tlic history of our country were such vast
fields for labor thrown invitingly open to
the honest laborer. Nature spreads her
board bounte-jujly before mat), richly
ladened with everything thnt conduces to
his comfort and hr-.ppir.ess, savin:' ' take
what you reed, but pay its price," auu
this decree is so hedged with penalties
that no man can pass expecting to escape
Then, la'.or is a duty, a necessity, an liqu
or the law of the universe iho lav of
God. Mau cannot dignify Lbor, but la
Lor dignifies wan. Wealth may be a de
votee of labor but generally is not
Royalty may underffan I and comply with
the requirements of this law, but ncitLcr
wealth or royalty can dignify labor.
Wealth, rank, royalty are highly digni
fied by it. The first man on the earth,
though in bis primeval state of iunccenec
and iu the image of his Maker, and a lit
tle lower only than the angels, was no ex
ception to this law. lie was to "dress
aud keep Eden." The seeond man "from
heaven," the Son incarnate obeyed it, not
only by laboring constantly fur man's hpir
itual redemption, but at physical employ
ment he "was a carpenter." A very faint
i lea indeed can only bo gleaned from what
we say of this meritorious lecturj.
ItE'iOVALS Mt;j.U Jl lli L7
Senator Cowau, who, in consequence
of his peculiar relations r'uIi the i'ribi
deu', may be taken as one who speaks by
authority, said, ia debate ou Wednesday
Ls, that the whole cumber of removals
from office made by the Executive since
the last adjournment of Congress were
but four hundred and for'y six. In the
State Department the removals had been
but ten, and iu the Treasury one hundred
and uiuety-scven ; ia the l'o.-tOCbe De
partment one Luudred and ninety seven ;
in the Interior Department tweuty oue;
in the Attorney General's Cilice aioeteeu.
The total number ol exchanges, accord
ing to these statements, wis therefore
eight hundred and niuety-one. Dut U'
OU these principal officers depends a large
number of inferior ones, appointed bv
the chiefs. When we recollect that Col
lectors of l'orts, Postmasters, Assessors
and Collectors cf Infernal I'evonuc arc
included in the number removed, who
Lave under them inspectors, Clerks, em
ployees, carriers, assistant assessors, col
lectors, &c , it will bo safe to average the
uvmber of minor appointments to each
at ten, making the number al li'i-jnal who
Buffered with their chiefs nearly niuc
thousand. Theoretically, the President
controls only those appointments given
Lira by law, but actually he directs the
more important appointments, lie exer
cises an important influence, acd the Sec
retaries aud Cabinei oficera would not
dare to make the chief appointments
within their juiisdiction without his Ap
proval. The removals havo, therefore,
beeu much more extensive than Mr. Cow
an would make out. Thus far the num
ber of appointments sent to the Senate
for confirmation arc but three hundred
and fifty seven, so that considerably more
than oue-ha.1 of the whole number of
victims are yet to be accouuted for.
The sentiment of the people in the
loyal States, as expressed iu mobt of the
votiug, by the Legislatures on the ratifi
cation of the constitutional amendment,
is of a very marked character. Thus, in
the popular brunch cf the Nevida Leg
islature the vote stood yean, 31 ; nays, 4
In the same branch of the Mala Legisla
ture the vote Wuo 1'0 to 7.
TIip Teriitoiial Sthrmc
There is a trowing belief at Wash
ington hat I he Congressional policy of
reconstruction is rapidly dcvcl ping into
what is kuovrti as the territorial scheme.
We make no doubt that if the South ob
stinately persists iu refusing to sanctiou
a prorer adjournment of the basis of rep
iiscntation, and in elevating to office those
who have been the most active leaders of
the rebellion, feuch a course will speedily
result iu the overthrow of President
Johnson's so called State Governments.
Iu the f.ce of such continued and unre
pentant opposition to the best iutercsts of
the lt-'pubiie, Congress can hardly refuse
to i! full justice to both the white aud
black I'munist of the South. T1.C path
of national safety will be too plain to be
avoided, and the reconstruction of the
lately rebellion districts will bo based
upon the broade:;t principles of republi
canism. IIoN. I'm i.li'Eii, after seventeen con
secutive years of political life, has returned
home, feeding like a schoul-boy released
from a hard day's study. The grinding
duties of the la.it six years have uo-t suc
ceeded iu killing him off, although there
are fjv; men who could have performed
the .mount of extraordinary work most
if the time playing Governor aud Secre
tary too which ho did, and live it
through; though often sick, be wm never
out el the harness. Wo welcome him
home, earnestly wishing Lin a long aud
pleasant life, ti'ter having mj truly merited
the esteem of all fur tho faithful manner
in which lie perferjjfd his official duties
Neither the malediction) if disappointed
parties, the fio'tiouj dcuuru-ialicns of
officious iutermeddlc-rs, the fawning of
sycophants or the brow-beating of un
worthy aspirants eola swerve h:u from
a straii'htfwrw'iid cotirte. lie kepi tn
eagle eye to t ho ultimate result, Cfuudcnt
that th'j wheel ' f tiuio would vindicate
actions which might a time be C"m
demued by thoe who are too ready to
condemn neiore bearing tlic trua slate o: t
a ease. LurULurj i'hruakitl.
1-REE I'ASsES The following is j '"W' " ! , "
, , - , . , maaship whio'h wulma :h!s : ueration
to be au extract lrom the minutes of a , . ,, , , , ,. ,, , ,
I ')! the iL'UUUi I yal to tne l.uiou and to
meeting of the board cf directors cf the j lie p,:.,;. 'piie poi,-n of thirty j. ars ca
iVunsylvanta llailroad Company, and wi'j j not be eradicated I y the subserviency of
put an end to the applications to member ,1,u 1lt?i,ll'nt' or h ,Ilc ''!:tc- "?
of the Legislature for passes: J f-"-":, Lel "" tle ." "!
, lhe Southern ttrritorv is disloyal. i he
"jn.soivtd, 1 hat this (. ompiny -ill de iTr Bica of to day "mu t pi ml their
eluo: to issue free pscs, except f.,r pure !,.hi;,:,ea against another rroa.,o..ablo re
ly charitable purpose, ami su.-L others r.s i ;.,; i.;u. The CeM.if.uiora Amen.lmcntv
m opitnoti of the 1'resiJ ut may he abso- , ari.l i,...r!ir.l tuffra.-e will help to do this,
luteiy required by the interests of the jlu, uaivcrN.; ataucsty will Lelp to undo
.vkii'.u j, xuiwi'.-i. iii.ii uu oe:"ers 01
this'.'ompany but toe 1'residtnt. shall is-
sue tree paM-? except .. employees v, hen
traveling on the bu.-in'.-s of ihj Company,
unless .specially authorized by the 1'icsi
dent." Thk Si-ritr.VK Cm ur The Supreme
Court consist of the -following name 1
ju.'ists, with the date of their sppuiui'
mer.ts :
lS'Vj S. P. Chase, of ()., Chif Justice.
ISo") James M. Wayne, of Georgia.
' 1M." S-.muel .NcKon, New Wk.
lr-'IO. Kobert C. Crier, Pennsylvania.
1 vin Nathan Cii.Terd, .Maine.
l:-!2 Noah M. Sway no, Ohio.
lvi)J David Davis, lilinoi.-j.
1M.J2 Samuel p. Mihr' lswa.
lii'j'o Stephen J. I'iei J, California.
After t:ie liATTLE. An official re
port of the battle of Gettysburg, mates
that twenty seven thousand five hundred
aud thirty four guns weie' pithed nn o:i
the field after the engagement, twenty
four thousand of which were loaded. Of
this number one half had two loads each
remaining uufired, one quarter had three
loads," aud the remaining six thousand had
fen loads apices. Many were found hav
ing from two to six bullets over one charge
ia others the powder was placed above the
ball. Oue gun had six cartridges with
paper untora. Iu odo Springfield rifle,
tvot.t -three separate and distinct cLur
tres were found, while one emooth-bore
musket contained twouty-two bullets aud
sixty buckshot rammed in promiscuously.
Cu7"The District of Columbia suffrage
bill, notwithstanding the President's veto,
has been passed ly a tvo thirds' vote of
each Jlouie of Congress, and is therefore
the law. It will be remembered that the
citizeus of the District vote for neither
President, Governor. Judges, nor for Le
gislature. Their buffiage is restricted to
miiuicip.il oSeer.s alone. Congress is
both the legislative, and executive power
o' the Littrict.
The announcement of the reelection
of fcicuctor James W. Sye, of .Nevada,
will be received with unfeigned joy by
his numerous fiicuds throughout the
country. Few public men have formed
so many warm personal friendships in so
brief a time as Senator JS ye-, and the
uew State of .Nevada could not have cho
sen a better mau to represent her iu the
tsenute.
FoUNJl-V'h WflEULV I'liiliSS. This
the best weekly paper published in Phila-
delphia contaius jtuerul news besides
jther instructive aud intcresiing re-adiu-.
uiatte-r adapted to the farm 6ui fiiaside
Ilea ill- 1'
ro.-peeij..- iu auoiher c.lutuu.
Si'KKCH vi- c:es. casiekon.
After the election of Unite'. Ftati
Senator, on the 15th inst., the members
of the Legislature and other lrierds of
Gea. Cameron met in the Loehicl uiuiug
room, aud after the General had received
the congratulations of his many friends he
addressed thctu as follows:
Gentlemen; Your greeting is very
kind and cordial, aud I thank you for it
I thank God that in spite of the Blunders
my enemies have repeated, for tecty
years, my fellow citizens, who have
my life from day to day, havcalwHysttood
by my i-idc and helped me to repel i)cm.
This la.st struggle of my political life has
ended iu victory. I desired this arai'3i
wer, to vindicate my honesty to my chtl
ren auJ my friends. I now propose, tu
out these wanaets belaud rr, ami la lor
get alike, the liars who coined thew, aud
the 1 act that good men, in soeij ei.ws by
the repetition of il'.cm were induced to be
lieve a.id repeat them.
Of the eighty two republic in Mem
bers of the ljegisture, my friendd assurn
me that fisty ol them preferred Hi) to anyi!
other candilate, and would have V'.'tcd for
me, rather than have witnessed defeat.
l ne character oi my supporters is r grati-
lying to me as their nuu-t.-e.-d. Any one,
wh.) knows i.nj thing of our i-ehtics, who
Will road ttic l.t o. tht33 lino voteu lor
me will find names a t pure and honorable
as that el the purest chrir.tiau moraiist
among my rivals; aud quite as un'ikciy to
listen to any corrupt r.ro;iosal. Je-t there
1 leave the whole mailer, putting ail f'al.'u
hoods, and uuimosities, ami predjudiens,
together under my foct; ajid 1 tro torward
to the honorable duties to which my na
t.ve suie has called me far tlie third time.
Sis years r.go I thought that slavery
was thj strength of tho rebuiiou, and
ought to be destroyed withect ii'ty. 1
wished ur;o to arm all blauk lien wtio
wouid Volunteer. Of course 1 tlwght
that clothing a black maa in tiie Ameri
can uniform clothe 1 Li:u a!.;o iv;:h the
rights of au American eiti.itti: nr. I I am
always dorry to t-e;- a black ,-ol tier, and
lell-.ct tl.at evsu l'eni sy Ivauis Ki i'; l:im
ti e b..ilo! the only v, capon wl.ceby he
lean protect himself. I lu; e tohve ;si: :i!ic
woru "white stricken inm our t "nota
tion, aud the fp:i:t of custe, ba-td up il)
eo. or, u'.teiiy ncstiuyi-d.
'i ho Sou! h, however, is more
;k-d
y social iti!!uc:icu than t-y noM;cil nin-
eij les. If you a- e wUc and firm n may
possibly edue sre the rising iretier.itinu into
I t. ii ....
iit.
Of
An
Johnson I P-.id I-.-pt rgo
:h it hn. was a traitor to hi party, and
enemy id his cmr.try, and a la.l
II
as done many bau thu-gs, I ut ro li-
in:r vo;.-e loan oileri'i
couniry to l bos.' levy
v:!io nre.i to -'.js-rt :
,e :..:!-; M ttie
u;i-ri:if!pi-!-l r-.cn
r..J V-w.-.v th; .;;c.-.t
Republic
a.-j. it
iT Ofg.ililZMIO'II
jr :i:s
: ,i!ron-
joiiie 1 tiie Democrat!.; psrty
ion n"o. lie
i.is a ri;.ht t-i give
th.em
tlie niees, but he ii.i- no r.g'.t to a:.-.po:c
of them at auction to weak-kneed Kepub
lic:m.
'J'he pauper labor of Europe is rg!tiu
comr iiSing with ottr labor, and our runa
factu: '3 languish for want of r"tee:ior.
against it. Pcnsjlvania needs :io assur
ance of fiv dovotiou to her inte.c: s in
I.
this
, w
urv
:Oii is 1 ue t j'ere. is e
I will continue 10
tlic
.-.Lor
in i-e.ison i nd out of season to ported our
manufacturers from ruin, and their work
men from being thrown cut of employ
ment, or their watres reduce to starvu-
ti
on point. Fori hold that the true
eliaro of any nation depends ca the wel-
ire or its laoonog clases.
Gentlemen, 1 trust that this is my h-st
wenaro
tare
3'
political slrugglo. I have nothing more
to desire, and I hope ve will all ioiget
the bitterness the unjustifiable bitt.:r
ness I think, of the late contest. For
my part I will try to act ns a repress. n
tative cf all the Itadieal Ilepu'oiier.ns of
Pennsylvania, without regard to past dif
fernces or dissensions. With my tern
pcrment I caunot forget my fri.mus who
have ttood by m so nobly, but I will
try to forget aud forgive the unjust
calumnies, and the political oppotitlju I
havo experienced.
The Supreme Court of tho United
States on Monday, tho 14th inst., pro
nounced the teo-t-oath of Miisouri, red
tho test-oath prescribed by Congress for
attorneys who, having takea part ia the
rebellion, asked to be re admitted to prae
tice, unconstitutional. As, however, the
four judges, including Chief Justice
Chase, who dissented from the recent da
cision in the Indiana case, also dissented
from the decision delivered on Monday,
it is evident we arc suffering from a now
Prcd Scott experience, and that p;.rtis-.:o
views, rather thati respect for fundamen
tal principles of law and jusliee, regulate
tho action of tho court ou questions con
nected with reconstruction.
63- I''" priv''iiuo r the assem
bly of the fortieth, and each fcucceeding
fj0Doress. on the 4th of March of th
year ou which the Coagreiloual term of
office commences has passed Doth branches
ioi Congress, il lo saiu iuui lot
'ue-ut v. -II --igu thit b..i.
v.r.s. sion 'aserox i;i.:.( rt:i
l.Mll." STATUS Si:.ATt.
In accordance with the law passed by
Congress, and the laws of l'cnnsylvania,
the respective Houses met on Tuesday
afternoon the loth i:ist., at three o'clock,
for the purpose of electing a Senator to
represent the State of l'eniipylvauia in
the Senate of the United States, for the
term of xix years from the 4th day of
March next.
Tho Senate was e?.!!cd to order by
Speaker Hall, and voted as follows:
Messrs. liigham, Urowee (Lawrence,)
Brown, (Mercer,) Coleman, Council,
Cowlos, Fisher, Graham, Haines, Landon,
Lowry, MeCouautrhj, liidsway, Iloycr,
Shoemaker, Stutzman, Taylor, Vorih-
ington and Hall, tiitakcr I'J voted for
Simon Cameron.
Messrs. Burnett, Davis, Donovan,
Slatz, Jackson, Jamon, llandull, Schull
eariht, Wallace aud Walls 11 voted
or Edgar Cowan.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
This body met punctually. Speaker
Glass in the Chair.
Messrs. Adaire, Allen, Armstrong, Dar-
t0 jrown Cameron. Chase. Chadwick
k rolvllio, Davis, Day, He Haven, Donougli
,ry Ew;ug l'reeborn, Gallau-her,
( ,,,, Gordon, Harbison, Hoffman,
Humphrey, Kennedy, Kerns, Kiuiuicii,
Cinney, Lcc, Leech, McC-imant, M Creary
1'Kee, M'Phcrrin, Mann, Marks, Mcch
it:, Meily, I'aunypaekcr, IVtcrs, Dillo.v,
,'uaj, llichards, Koath, Seilt-r, Sharpies,
humr.n, Staccy, Sturubaugh, Subers,
'.'addell, Wallace, Watt, Webb, Wclier,
'haun, Vt'hartoti, Wilson, Wingard,
Voo Jwnrd, V orrall, vv right and tuass.
Hjirnkrr G2 voted for Simon Cameron.
f.T i! t v,.!
lircen, rennan, Calvin, ( hall.uit, ( ol
!fa, ernir, Deise' Fogel, Gregory, Il-ir-nir,
Headman, LIet:,:i-l, Hood, Hunt,
Jenks, Jones, Kline, Coon, Ktsrtz, Liu
ton, Long, M'ilcnry, Maish. Mtnklcy.
Moyers.. Mullin, Phelan, tuigiev, Il'mads
l'.'LivO!, Kou.ih, Sat'erthwnit, 1 harp and
We.-.tbrook ."7, voted for Ivlgr.r Cowan.
KE,-AI1TILAT10.N.
'( iViioi (.iimruii
lu tho Senate 11
lu the IIoUjc.
(12
hi
11
til
For Edjur Covun.
In thj Senate
In (he House
4
Majority for Gen. Camern
the rrm.it: iu:irr.
WASiiiviTON, Jan. 4.
The following is the btaiement cf the
p'Mie debt of the I'nited States ou the
1st of January, 1N17 :
I'ebt bearing Cole interest : 5 per cent
bonds, ai'.h-!,(i,.)l,::.;0; f per cent, l-.r.ds
of 1!57 and ei:.7My.4H Ml; f.
per cent, brmds, J.Sl, ZZo,7 k:b') ; II
ter cent. f)-20 bombs S.f-T. 125,10-! ;
'avv IV.itaion tund, ?ll,7:'0,C0i' total.
r.i'i tyo.7ii,8:.
I'ebt beai iri- ctrrcnev interest : f rrr
1
cent, bonds, j:
noii;d interest
0.(122 !'(''!: .'I ve-.r c-.t-i- 1
notes, Sl-I t.iMlU.MO ; 7
2-10 notes S-J7U,S57,07'J total,
:J70.4 IU.
Matured debt not presented fur piy
mt.ut,f:lG,51S,'.iSC,:n.
Po-bt bearing no interest : I". S notes,
MS.) -t!7 S:.2 ; fraftii.n il n:rrM..- c-
roV'J, !!(, M.::; lraetional currency. SiJ-.jfrom ne-.rly overy State in the I'nb ;i. The!
2X'1") gold crtificntOS of der-ssit, pr-.c.leal arnn-eLent ot cve.y .i-partiuf m !
$ll,4 ir.llfO total, ? Pjrt.C7:J,;l:; ',-2. n-akes il probiable for young :..en t., c -.,;ae
ri' 1 oi. . j., i, . , I hundreds of mile to prjoy ir r.-Ivartv :e-, I
Total Jebt,S,,('i7.'.:;j-J,r,i5.-l2. Amount
in Treasury ; coin, ?S,S11 ,;"t;7,7."). Am t
iu Treasury; currency, 81J3..' lr.7G ".0 1
total, ?13l,727,"SJ.7i. Amount of debt
j0;iS C:wn fn- Trcasur?, $'2,o HJ.32.5,7-',i!4.
rr, ,. . ' ' ' '
i lie .orcgoing is a correct statement
of the ludic ucf t us appears from the
bo-jks and treasurer's returns in the Pe
psi tmeut. on January 1st 1SG7.
(Signed 1 1 go it M'Cuu.ocir,
b'e:ret,iry of tho Treasury.
lilLIlCTlO.V ItLTllt.VS.
We give below the official majorities of
all the States North of Mason and Pix
ou's line, which held elections iu 1830.
It will be seen that there is a clean ma
jority in every Siatc against mosks. A
total majority of 4il,S75. California is
the only State that held lo election in
Fiji!. Tho llipubliean majority two
years ago was 20,UVJ.
If tho cops can derive any consolation
from these figures they are welcome.
i.j.
Tilaine
Con ne eticut
New Hampshire. ..
litiode Island
Massaeliusett-.s
Vermont .-
New Jevey
.New York ,
Oregon
Ohio
Indiana
Kansas
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Micbigau
West Virginia
Min nesola..
Illinois
Wisconsin
Missouri
Nevada
Total.'
511
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'2'2. f-.'o
HM")
ir,.V)0
42.(11)5
H.-2&2
11 ,20!)
;i7,:VH)
17.17S
2:,i:;s
G,(;if
M.L'GS
So-,?
2:J.f)07
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1
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NEWS .ITEMS.
About 25,1 0U bees mi'k? a swarm.
A big diamond worth 20,000 is on
exhibition in New Orleaus.
1,119,250 Dibles were printed by
the American Eil'o Society iu lSGO.
The Daupliin county court ha-i deci.
ded not to foot the bills for the ieception
of A. J. in Harrisburg.
Letters of administration have been
issued to a colored man at Wilmington,
N.C., for the first time iu the south.
Mr. Wood, of IJeaver, Pc., in 1S1."
got divorced froaj Mrs. Wood, and now,
in 1807, ha remarried her. A That divorce
Woodn't do.
Nine men prcjaring ammunition at
Iielfast, Ireland, were arrested on tho 31st,
and in the house were found bayonets,
rilles, and bottles of Greek fire.
Some unknown scoundrel cr scoundrels
went inti the orchard of Jacob Hikes, in
Waynesboro, Pa., last week, cut down all
his fruit trees, seventy iu number, broke
open his corn crib and scattered the c i u
over the public road. On oue of his gates
was written, "This is not the worst "
In a recent case in Indiana a justice
complacently remarked, in summing up
the testimony: "Gentlemen of the jury.
In this case the counsel on br.'i sides are
unintelligible, the witucss.es on both sidej
are incredible, and the plaintiff and de
fendant are both such bud characters, that
!a mn If I'J I ii.l : fT.Tti n I ll'l.O.ii Vim T'.nu
. ."
''ive your verdict-
OOT Thirty-one year3 ago Jonathan
llcckwith, a young lawyer of decided
pron.i.-e. living io South L'eml, b -ugl.t a
pint of whibky, and pt;?r.' i.'rutA, wars-
dcred cut ou To
Coi:; ec j r:.irie, on
I did winter night, a:i I was so badly fr- z-.-ti
that he I'.it his ri
and
if
limb::
and has been ever since, until hi-
.!...'. ,,.. .,
ai.LO.il iiio iio.R.1 a. no iiiiij.i.ij oi oil
of th
county poor house, an insa::e cripple. I
The li'cji. 'i r figures up the cost of that
pint el uLLky to St. Joseph county, at
cii.-ht thouMitid d illar-".
mroitr.iN r to vtn'Ni; ri:s asd
i r.u nr;iis.
Every young man. whatever tn.-.y be his fu
ture calling in life, will Gml a thorough nn-1
praclicat husiuens e-iluca'ion his greate-t r.i-l
to suceeH-i. Such a Course liny h.e i:a 1 I y :.ll,
as the txpciiye ntol time nece?ary f .r a thnr
eti.;h preparaliou can readily be spared i'r .iia
the earnings of every in lus-'tri.m:; jimili iatlte
coi:i.try. Thrle :u-!;ihs t h'y r;re i:t ce.jary
for a preparation i'aal ''.,:' iutru-Jjcs any f,r
nier's se.n. ler.eh'jr or Mechanic. ir.;.i a I '.ini
n -8 p-.silion that si. ail br-np- l.im a .-.Hid ."-.1
arv, au l ili.it :u iy lea-l h'm on to a lnibiiu's-
: ucci-H-j. At Phibi'it-lphia, l'a., n svntrm
instruet'on has been introduced into .1. t
Mi-.wF.i'.in'i Lu. incps and Teh-prat h f'.'i!-;
!Vil must be :h"ri t'-rii!y pr.-ici ical. m.d wika
revi.luilou in r-iimueii-iiil in: It uei i.m in all
nilou in c iioiaeteial in: tt net i-in iti all
i iiavii.g upi'.s enoueh so that it may
U - ,
i -e oil
'need. I'lifi rt:;:'.:.:e:;,- ;!
va c-iu o.iiy be Carrie I i
--yteTn of
ut in a f-
; in.-!rnet
ci t!:c I.:roer se'iot.ls of the eiiiie i rta.es as
.1 resaire-s lor us Huecesst'a operation a ?rc.it ;
inu iber if stn-.ients in dailv atte:.'la!tee. Tld
course of reeeiv-n r the er.e.ei:
enlloisi..: tie support of the lei
jjeini-tit a'
!g 1-tlL-liO-
!o; i-.iiin'r
p-funi-
I uien and cdaenturs tiironhe-.it
and is dra van r; for this Colli
at no other school in the coiotry can e ill
advantages be Ind for liu.--iiu-.-s cdiiea.ien.
lire. Ai.rxANnci: Ci veK. E tiior of Ci"rK
1 .Mil., in a :e-'i-. e of thr.i ii:s!;!et i::
said: " The Ci-:t!i!H rciai 'o'li-ure of .1. (
ford combines in its plan nu-r; praeiii
anil btner ili-eij liaej i; -: : a leio s I' e,--ful
basiiuss lloiu unv similar iusiiieii
Mttm
loies. '"'
11,1111
which 1 am ae.jnainte'l in ti.e city, ,-ind oat
titie in our waole country in any wi-e ct-nt
pares with it, and that one pursues a met'-o. i
somevi hat the iaaio- lu! pt:h..po t.oi SJ tully
devt!epe-l.
Such a report from Rev. A'eT.ander Clark
is strong evidence cf the character and stan 1
ing of this school. The College fr-'ini-s plan
of insiruciion. invites the aliention of t!e
masses, and its it issues many publication j
explanatory of its working, vhiea arc i;:5;!o 1
free of cnarge, wo sti.Ti'e0! that those interest
ed in education scud an application for circu
lars, as they will no doubt be furuisLe.l im
mediately on receipt of reipiest.
Address J. ('. Mi ;ifoki. Philadelphia, Ta.
Jm 1-",j.18o7.
Mtx ttrcrtisfiacaw
JACOI5 PillDLiKPi,
Dealer
in
Di'hiis, Mi'iliciiifs. ac.
"5 7 OL'LK respectfully inform the ci'izrns of
t Mioiinu.wn tind surrunn Lro- eott-.n-y
i a a I ne r.as jasi recta vea lrom i lie east a lare
and weil selected assortment of C ' ,-s, :,U.l.
iz.ncz, Co:7ii;ca.7j, t'--.- o;.i . vrr;.,
. lor medical purposes only, and a ge ier.it as-
sortineut of everyi-iing pertaining to his bu-
siuess.
f.ir-1'liystcians orucrs promp-ly r, ,t n
Email advance of e.-.sieru nhule-salo prices.
iir-Prescriptions carefully compounded at
h:s Store, at L-.-llmaii l'.rolhcrs' oil Sland.
Main street, tTo doors west of Pelior.ps.store,
?diiilinloWn, Pa. jaii Ut, ls;7-ly.
. " ; ;
J XECL'TOi; S NO-'ICK. Sc.iee is hereby
U given that Letters Testamentary en the
-state of JOHN STONIIPOAD late of Walker
township, deceased, have been pninle-1 to lhe
niidersigiic-J by the Kegi.-teri.!' Juniata conn-
ty. All pers-lis indebte-l lo said c-la'e will
make imuieiliaie payment nr.i thor Imvin
eiiiims against th
Panic wP.l pres-r; il.utii
fioj-iri aioneuticateij for -! t loni-iit.
ion:; Me:.;::;:,. j.
j.n. l-i-Giv. ,
A CLEAT NATIONAL NL-WbTAPF.!:
FOKiNEY'S WEEKLY PRESS
ron w.-.
LNTILELV BEM(!KLC)ANIi Kr.NT.WT.T).
A I Kjnrr.H, On:; mil Jovrvri.
to Industrial. 'J njirf, Aira id.
Jure mid Monnfoi -turiny,
Litem litre and Art.
rUOG U ESSI VE, EXE HO ETIC & FEAItL Es s
On the first of Jamiaiy tlio jnurrsiga. (
proeosns tu pt.blisli the first number nf yu,.
wij irrkbj I'rets'm an entirely retire! firm .
prcsciilin iittraclinns, ami orjjauizeil on j.rin-ci-les
which cannot fnil tu ;ivc it a leol ng
po.-ition among lie truly national anil most
wiJeljr ppre.vi journals of America.
Tliu success wliirh ha attriiji-d our puWi
e.ttion of Tht Daily I'rert, imlures the h li f
Hint the same energies tnhieh have ai'lc-i it
will be well applied to weekly iicwspnpci
orgaiiitcl witli a speciil Ticw to the p'c:
practical ainl J. igres-i principles now In i- j;
iliiveh peil tbr..nul,oiit tu eoiimry. We pio
po-e iu it, while jtivini; irh jrreat care fr .i.i
the hest authorities ail ilmt can interest the
agriculturist an 1 manufacturer, also to c u.-i-ninnicaleall
liter.".ry in'.i?,ligciiCf an l yntril
nrwt ilevoting to this all tlierxitnsivi resour
ces itt our cuniman 1. Tl.e mining, ihc luinlier
interesls ami the railronili, vriih neirkcis of
every description, will receive full attention :
the fanner will F.e.il the- Utt-t current pr:
t.r his ro-l'.ice in a'.! th le.-i mans, in
lepnrtmciit which will he prepare-? will, lhe
yreaiest chic.) an-1, in a wonl, all iwl'istrinl
.level ipineuts. espccialiy of l'eun'vi fan::.,
will he set forlh with view to mike firwi't
W'rklj Vrrsx in iispeu-uhle to all whose eupi
al ami labor are invoke-! in them. Fur a
fuller conception of theseopa of the j-nrn ,1,
Hi; refer lhe rea l.-r to the f.ilIuwiiiT tank-:
7ie I'td'di.ttl -A :ori-ifnf .l. Ajririr.'
t-inil I).-irtmmt, Judivti inl lh:.
jmrtwntf. Litir'tihif: Iloiisr.
hn ji rs' I h ;,tli tlllr,lt. Lildit.i
!) i irhtinit. Miisinil ),:-
2"ii;'itieit!. (ifii'T'tl lYi rs
Tvcry other ilepartineiit irhieh enn a.M in
ttrcft to a ioumal lvoieil t-i nraetieal iii lns-
iri.- tili.r.ii irri. 111.1 i.ur tti 11 ' 1. . f.. 1 1 1, f. . '. ! . A .. . !
f-liy card for by aiile writer.. A'! ! t;,.,,s
eei'.-i i'J't:at''ii :n'i .
.7
TEH Mo TO SCISSaUIJEL.S.
N:ti;''e t.o-n.-3
per au.Tna
I- lie ('niiii-H l'l id
'i'.-n Copies !i to
Twenty Copies ?,:, i0
Larger Clubs tiiaii Twenty in the
I
! pir
,1 -istiii-.i-ler.-j arc -r
Agents for tho O'oi-'v i're.t.
r."!EMM M.S To CLCC3
To any persou sen llnr in f .!'-'" for One Hun
dred .Subscript i-.li". we nill give one of
Maker's f.rs: cta-s FaioilySciin-Maeiiincs,
brnze an I Link Walnut.
To any pirsmi sendin ' ti'iZ "'.' for Fifiy?ul
scriptious, we will ,"i ve a complete sei ut
Charles lliekins Works. pi:lilisi:ed by T. P..
Peierson ,t or- ther. in sighte-en irge d.i-ndicitn-"
veluaie. cloth.
To tiny pcrs-m sen IiL' 5"0:2i for Twenty
live .ub-c.-ipiion.-., vre will tivea l'li ,;
graph Album for One lion bed i'ie 'ire- or
a set i.f l iel.t-.. ' iVurls, I T. IS. I'eiri t-iii's
p 'iliiin.) Piibli her price, 1 'J.
r-r eve-ry l liib of Ten, an vxlc Copy of il.o
paper w... -c given. A Mi-cs.
Jiill".; W. Hll-t.SMV,
Ll::er:in I t'rprieiijr.
j .n i;'i;7x-!t. I'iiila !e! hia, I' .
.r'.T
riHAL L!iT F. breary Turn. lOT.-
j T. P. Coebran vs Samuel Chatham-',
j Mine vs Joi n .). I'.iii. r- h. e; al.
V. A. Kins
r u;e oi P. M Kepner vs.Inn.
! .. i''phy.
' . . . I--. X L'l". I I I .llljl.j '
n Man-,,
er-.
J -li n l. t r-tircr vs Jo:,!!
j.on r. ir.oe.p-nii airt ; ir-'i aeror-'o
Am Tb
v.ife. for ti e -.J. and -wpe-.-.-.i,- u-... ..f
Knid .-iai nh Ann 1 b.i::pcn ts Jos. Kemo.
i. iberl Vincent vs i!n:'h .icNe -1
I John J Palters, n vs Win. i.ittletiei 1 au 1 Wm.
M Aiii-oii.
i i i
j is-: ce 1; it.-n
.r(r v Ja'-o Pi-.shar.
Jt.s. l.ioit'vs La-ie ib-tc'i-er.
U tlOiitlK !!KVM.i!.:.S, Pr ith'y.
Mititimomi, Jan Pi, lpilT-t.;.
'I
AMI Milt ..1IL..IO.N Au-.r'.r
Ji'y"" T''b'-
V;,. o'EiVk'siom lllilanieeViainii
'.i-:on.
amps fop. t::i; ;.iil;.io
I 71. c Li -1 ill I u.'.ed in oer Lamps. penv-raies
j i's owa :-as. and is Thirty per cent cii-at er
I-..-. n I'ei.l oil.
Our can. are al-o Noti Ive, and
ieM bt- used i'or all explosive llloda.
Oonnly r:gh;s f..r sale.
Call and have ail cpla-'iel at
tho W.ire
r I.an:p an I
iecond r-t .
I ro,, -:s ,,f ;;.o 1 aiuM! (i i-, bne .- if:
Cm Coom.mv. No li.".
ai'uVi Area.
L. STUAV.S. MnuaTer.
jam M-If.
A HM'.NISTLATolCS KOTICK. Notice is
- i. hereby given that Leitei? of Atltr.ini-ira -lion
on tiie estate of John Siebcr, die'-!, lite
of Ki'.yetic town.-hiji, .luniaia enmity Ptnn'a,
have been -ranti-u lo lhe undersigned resi.lin.:
in Cue above naute-l lonnship. Ail person
knowin iheieselver. indebted to sai 1 piat
nid in ike immediate pnyno-i.t. and those ioiv
irg claims will present them duly authenti
cated for settlement.
L'ec. l- IStai-K. J. S. sin;;:;-:-:, Adiu'r.
F. D.
31 I L L II ii
w i t if
LEWIS IHiEMFll .r: SON'S,
T O IJ A C C O W A II K1IOL' S I",
NO. 322 NOIITH THII1I.) Hi.,
Milt.Al)El.t til A.
Sept. 12, lSVitJ-ly.
TVJOTlCLI'F A "P HC AT i ON FOR. C!l
X TKll. Notice is hereby given that S-
P.-in-
uel isuei;, i..ra r. J itzel!. ' ,f-l.inoo ( . .Alai to-; s
I Pavi l S il.-on. John JL Tiifni-son and .1. li.
I Okeson, have nnole ai i lieatn n lor a ("barter
j f.r an Academy or eininai-y, under the tir-i
of lhe Airy View Aead, my ; an 1 that lie
san.e will be presented to the Court at tioi
, l-i.l,rary Term. j.in. ll-lc.
"
VJ La I'KUS LAM) Ati H.NCV. C (iin
grieli, Lancaster. Vi'ise-m-in, will lo;.'
and sell IlilAL ll.STATH, and jiay Taxes ! r
' n-uiresi lenls. to those desiring lo I or .Ic in th-j
I West, can obtain cheap llomei and p-io l wa-
! ter power in prosperous localities by consult
i inr him reference rivcuif re-tuire'd.
I iar. L'l-ly.
' -
j LEX. STIIDDY, Auctioneer. repeetful!y
I 1 oilers his service to'he nublic et Juniata
ooumv. Havin-' hadalai'-e eroeiieiu-e in
lhe i.-isiness of Vendue '"ryir, he ek - -: i ri -
d -iit that hr can render c"i'e:-a!
Hi- c in at t-'mi-s f, Tisolte-!
,e: ion.
s i - i .
Mi::;;n-e"a 1