5
11
2
A union of lal-cs, and o vnion of lands,
A union no jwiccr sluitl sever;
A I'ieUn nf hearts, ami a union of hands.
Ami Cue American Union forever!
MIFFLISTOW N.
Wednesday .Mjrning, March 27, 1367
11. II. UILSO.V, Kditor and Publisher
zjrTUL'JL viAr.i sE.vri.xEL&&
has the Lariat Circulation of any paper pub
lished in this Comity. 11 is therefore the
best d'hrrtUing mfdoim. It isa Paper, truly
loyal, ably conducted, a first class Localise
Riil well worthy of the patronage of every
loval citiien in til County.
THE INIMASS.
Tha Government is making active
preparations for an Indian crmpaip;ti this
f-'prinj;, and tlicre is a prospect that in
sonic quarters, at all events, the war will
be sharp and bloody. A force of 2,001)
ricd, under Gen. Gibbon, is ready to
move into the country about the bead
waters of the 1'owder and Yellowstone
Hirers, wberc tbe Sioux Lave long been
in a chronic state of hostility. A party
of peace commissioners aro now visliiag
these bands, aud the troops only await
their return to decide whether to opcu
tlie campaign or not ; there seems to
bo little hope that the connuitsioners will
succeed in their errand. In the Depart
ment of the Mississippi Gen. Hancock is
about to proceed in person with 1,500
men to tbo country of tbe Cbcjenncs and
Kiowas, couth of the Arkansas. His
coarse there will depend upon tbe result
of a conference which he proposes first to
bold with the tribes. If tbo result be
war, the language of Gen. Sherman in
speaking of these two expeditions will
enable us to prophesj its cbaracter. Vc
cai'not act upon tbo defousivo with
Indians, ha says; wo must get among
them, kill enough to inspire fear, and
remove tbe rest to places where Indian
agents can reside among them and be re
sponsible fortbeir con luct. Death or In
dian agents ; what an alternative !
NEW VOIIK CISTOM-UOUSE.
A Committee appointed by the last
Congress to investigate tbe afTairs of the
New York Custoiu-IIousc, as will be re
membered, made startling disclosures of
corruption, in which Collector Stuythc,
Senator Doolittle, Senator Patterson, (the
President's ssn-in-law,) and a Mr. Perry,
a friend of tbo President, was mixed up.
Aftor tbe Committee made its report the
two Senators, in their places, ventured
upon denials, taking care not to cover the
points actually charged upen them. Mr.
Suiythe at last appeared before the public
ia a card, protesting bis innocence, and
aspersiug the Committee. Mr. llulbard
rejoined, damaging the Collector beyond
the possibility of recovery. It is now re
ported from Washington that tbe foclinx
in Congress runs very strong against Mr.
Smytbe, and that if the President does
not remove him, he will be impeached.
As wo read the accounts, the President is
as much at fault as the Collector. What
better rigM hal the President to ask to
bave his daughters and Lis female favor
ites provided for corruptly, through the
Custom-House, than the Collector had to
conclude the infamous arrangement?
ME.YICO.
Galveston', March 29. A special
Vera Cruz despach to the Bulletin, da
ted March 15, says Dazaino and the last
of the French left Vera Cruz on the
12th. Tho French iron-clads, Magenta
Magnaneme, and tho Flanders, aud a fleet
of gunboats are still at Vera Cruz, to sail
ca the UJ:h. Tho Liberials are iuvestin"
the city, having r occasion of the railroad
and water works. An attact is daily ex
pected. A number of tht Imperialists
have chartered a vessel to La ready at
any moment, 'to take them out of the
country. No person is allowed to leavO
the city by the gates, and it is difficult to
ohtaia news from the interior. It is ex
pected that in a few days Vera Cruz will
be ia possession of tho Liberals. Tampico
13 still occupied by the Imperialists.
Every thing is quiet there.
Nashville, Tenn, March 21. The
Supreme Court rendered a decision to
day sustaining the franchise law of the
last session of tho Legislature. Tho dc
cibion is contrary to the expectation of
the Cerserva:ivcs. The Radicals are
elated and lie Conservatives despondent.
Ia consequence of rains the repairs to
the Nashville and Chattonoora Railroad
have not progressed as rapidly as exbeet
ed. Trains will, Luwsver, bo lunuin-throu-h
by Saturday.
(;ES1;K1L ItANSiKUl'T i.A.V.
Ono of the acts of Congress which
closed on the Fourth of March, was the
passage of a general bankrupt law. This
. i r l
measure has fccen nguaieu ior buvurui
years past, but has always failed to secure
sulTicieut support until this winter. It
becamo a law during the closing hours ol
Congress.
Tho new law is intended for the Tclicf
of honest debtors. Under its provisions
any person whose debts exceed the sum
of three hundred dollars, may become a
voluntarily bankrupt, and be relieved from
the claims of creditors by the delivery for
distribution of all bis assets.
The proceedings for the discharge of
bankrupts by this law are placed under
the supervision of tho United States Cir
cuit Courts, with a subordinate supervi
sory officers to be appointed in each Cor
gressional District to be appointed by the
t.! .P Tiitloa r f flin .QnvirimA l'ntit
be called a Register. To the Register the
party desiring to avail himself of the re
lief of tho bankrupt law makes applica
tion, and by the creditors an assignee is
appointed into whose bauds the bankrupt
turns all bis property for distribution.
The bankrupt can reserve to bimscll
household and kitchcu furniture and such
other articles as be may choose not ex
ceeding ia value five hundred dollars, also
the wearing apparel of himself and fam
ily, and military equipments, if bo had
any, and such other property as may be
exempted from attachment and seizure
under the laws of his Stuto.
Distribution of the ascts of the bank
rupt is made in the following order: all
costs of tho proceedings in bankruptcy;
all debts due the United States; all debts
due the State ; wages due to any employee
of the bankrupt for a period not exceed
ing six months immediately preceding the
commencement of proceedings of bank
ruptcy, and to an amount not exceeding
?.")0,000. The balancs to other creditors
according to the amouut of their claims,
and without preference on account of date
or auy other cause.
The baukrupt then receives from the
Court, a certificate of discharge and cau
commence the world aucw in busiucss re
lations without fear of old and unsatisfied
judgments. No bankrupt can avail him
self a second time of the provisions of the
law, unless his assets will rcaeh seventy
per cent, of his debts. All debtors whose
claims bave been credited by failure in a
fiduciary capacity aro precluded from re
lief under this act.
The law is only intended for tho relief
of honest debtors. Hence, in order to
avail himself of its benefits, tbo party must
make a fair, full and bona fide delivery to
the assignee for the benefit of his creditors,
of all his defects, otherwise he is debarred
from the benefit of the law, and made lia
ble to heavy penalties beside. All fraud
nlent proceedings designed to defraud
creditors, and all acts iatended to prefer
or secure one creditor at the cspcuKe of
of any other, will Dot entitle debtors to
the relief extended by the law, but are
positively lorbidden.
Tho law is of course very lengthy, and
embraces many details, but the above are
its leading provisions. It will be well for
the public to become familiar with aud re-
member them, for they
el
osely concern
every business man.
AUIUCIXTIKE.
The Monthly Iicj,o.t of tho Agricul
tural Department for February contains
tables showing the average yield per acre
of cereals in tbe respective States last
year. Ia wheat the highest average was
iu Nebraska, at 20 bushels. In l'cnntyl
vania the average was only 11 bushels.
Of all the Middle and Eastern States
Vermont was highest, going up to 20
bushels. Kansas wac highest in Kye,
yielding 2G bushels. Pennsylvania stood
at 13 bushels. Vermont led the Eastern
and Jliddle States, standing at IS bush
els. In Hurley Nebraska was ahead,
yielding 35 bushels. Pennsylvania stood
at 20. enaont went to 29 : ahead of
all the Eastern and Middle States. In
Oats, Nebraska was foremost, standing at
17. Vermont stood next, st 39. Penn
sylvania, oo In corn, Aew Jersey was
highest, at 43. Pennsylvania stood at 31
Illinois at 21. Indiana at 30. Ohio at
3 Those 100 bushels to tho acre, that
used to be bragged about, did not appear.
In UacLwheat. Vermont was, highest, at
30. Pennsylvania was at 21. In Pota
toes, Florida led, showing an average of
187 bushels. Maine averaged 150, Ver
mont 11S, Pennsylvania 1)0, while Colo
tado went to 175, and Utah to 103.
In cereals, tho average yield in this
couutry is one hundred per cent, 'ess than
iu Euglaud, aud !ty per cent, less than
in France.
There is some talk that Ei-Senator
Foster, of Connecticut, will receive the
nomination of Minister to Austria, in
pl-.ee of Mr. Motley, rescued.
A NEW MSKNCE LAW,
Below we publish three sections of the
new license law. Hotel and Restaurant
Keepers should be governed by their pro
visions iu their, applications fur license at
the April session of court :
A FlllTIlKlt suri'LEME.NT to nn act fur
ther to rcrulate '.he trrau t i n of liccu-es
to hotels and eating houses, approve;
Diarcit tnirty-iiist, one tuousauu eiut
huudrcd and fifty-six.
Section 1. Be it rnaetcd by tic .S'n-
ate and House J I?ejn tentative. of tr
L'oinmanicatlth of I'i nntylranla in (V.i
erul Assembly met, and it is heriby ch
arted by the authority of the sitine, Tlijit
when an application is made to any court
of quarter sessions of this t'iuiuoiiweal;h,
tor license to sell intox;ca!ing drinks, it
Khali be lawful for said court to hear pe
titions, iu addition to that of the appli
cant, in favor of, and remonstrances again;!,
the application lor such liccuse, and iu a'l
cases to refuse the same whenever, iu tie
opinion c-f said court, haviug due regard
to the number and character of the peti
tioners for and against su-'h application,
such license is not ncccsrary for tho ac
commodation of the puliic aud entertain
ment of strangers and Tavelcrs, and upon
suilicicut eauso bciur shown, tho said
courts shall havo p'wer to rcvoko any
license granted by tnem, aud ail laws in
consistent with this section arc hereby re
pealed : Provided, That the sureties iu
tho bond, required of tbe applicant for
license, shall be ngncd to his petition.
Sec. 2. That spplications for license to
keep an eating louse, Leer boas or res
taurant, authorising the sal.; of tjuicsiic
wines, malt aud brewed liquor shall
hereafter bo male in the same nviner
and to the same authority as opplieyiou
f.ip linnnwt lr. holol t i'-'-tA.
That the regulation iu relation to ted
rooins'and beds shall not apply to applicat.t-
for an eating-house, beer-house and i-!
taurant license, atid the tenth Rection ol
it.,.t rn-xiit;.-t1i nf Anril. une thou,-,nil
eight hundred and fifiy-cight, authorizes
county treasurers to grant an eating-house
or retail brewery license, is hereby rop.Lai
ed. Sec. 3. No license to keen an eating
house, beer house or restaurant, under
the provisions of the second section of
this act, shall bo granted in any incorpo
rated city for a less su:n than fify uol'.irs,
ncr e'sewhero for a less sum than twenty
dollars.
XEWS ITKMS.
Mr. Wade is tho lorty-secon 1 Pres
ident protcmjior of the Seuate.
It is reported that a negro named
Adam Page died in King George c uc
ty, Va., on the 11th iu-d., aged 122.
A correspondent of the Troy T'-nrs
states that there is utill a revolutionary ti
dier living Frederick Rakcuiau who is
111 years old.
Ex-Governor Curtin sailed from
New York for Havre on Saturday, inten
ding to be absent, for the benefit of his
health, four months. His family, ia
bis absence, will reside in Philadelphia.
Tho Legislature of Illinois, at i ?
!.. 0EC; l.,r-; r..A - !,, ,-i.:..
' ? . . . . r
eight hours a legal day s wort, the mas
ter mechanics and builders of Chicago
held a meeting on Saturday and deter
mined to employ ly the hour.
Tho French have at last left SJcx-
ico ; not a3 they eutcred it with loud
vauntings aud gay visions of the imperial ijimfma county, have issued Iheirprecept tome
throne they W?re to plant, but wit'. ' directed, bearing date the X!h day i f Febra
., , , , , , , ,. i arv, !Mi7, for holding a Court of Over and
trailed Danuers ana coniesseu acleat.
..
The pay and allowance of the gentle
, . i i ii '
a who wear stars and shoulder-strap,
men
ia our army on its peace
footiti
aro rc-
ported to be as follows :
Genera! Oraut, ?13,120; Lciut Qc
Sherman, 811,81 1 : .Major Gen. IfaHec
7,717 ; Major-Gen. Mead, 87,717; M;j ,
Gen. Sheridan, 67,717 ; Major-General
Thomas, S7,717 ; Prigaiier-Gcti. McDow
ell, 55,517 ; Brigadier Gen. llosecnns,
5,517; Colonels, 1,500: Lieutenant
Colonels, 3,901; Majors, 3,705; Cap
tains, 3,019; First Lieutenants, 2,713:
and Second Lieutenants. 2,053.
The Baukrupt bill is now a law, Ir.t
no applications for the benefit of it can be
made before tho 1st of June. It is
stringent in its provisions to prevent
fraud against creditors, but liberal in its
exemption of property for debtors.
The age of miriaclea has returned.
Negroes have held a political meeting in
South Carolina ia Charleston, the very
citadel thereof. This meeting was loving
ly addressed by representative men of the
chivalry; and the blacks rc?pinded with
enthusiasm. The democratic! "courting"
of tho negroes has publicly commo&ccd
We shall see what offspring will ultimate
ly come of it.
XsDrThe Senate has passed the House
supplemental lleconstructioa bill, with
some LiodiGcaf.ion3. The Senate bill pro
vides that when the people of any of the
rebellious States voto for delegates to a
Conveution, they shall also vote for or
against a convention, and if a majority
vote against it, then no convention can
be lielil and the State shall remain under
military goverumcut. The amended bill
has passed both Kou.-es. Under this
amended bill each State will be compelled
to determine its own status by a v?to of
the qualified people.
THE KE TIKIS' 2 SENATORS.
Tho present State Senate is composed
of 21 Republicans and 12 Democrats,
giving the Republicans a majority of !).
With tho close of the present session,
eleven Senators will retire by expiration
of their terms, as follows ;
.!. C. SI. Dmiov in. U.
5. Horace lloyer, It. I
0. Oliver P. James, D j
7. Geo. I. Sehs'.l, l.
8. J- iV 'ny Davis. U. I
1 . John Walls. P.
2t. Louis W. Hail, U.
" Kirk Haines, It.
T. J. Uinghaui, II
2'J. M. B. Lowry, It.
9.Wm.M. lUudall, 1).
Of the rctiriug Senators, six are Dcm
ocrats aud five Republicans, and any or
dinary election would return men of like
political faith in all the districts but the
1-1 th, (Lycoming, Union and Snyder,)
where a Republican should bo chosen
and thus add two to the Republican ma.
jority in tLc next Senate.
' - a -1. - '
Harkisuuru, March 22. The new
bill amending the charter of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, authorizing
the company to increase their capital
stock, &c., passed by both Houses to-day,
was bigncd by the Governor at 12 o'clock
aud is now a law.
Gov. Geauy to-day signed the act
requiring railroad and railway companies
to carry all passengers, without distinc
tion of color.
HXtvt flwrtiscmcnt.
VTTKNTION" : The members of the Juiu
ala Hurxe l'rotcctioti Company are rc
(ltii3led to meet in the boronu of Mill!nitovu
oa i'aturd.ty, March 30, 13 7. at 1 o'clock.
X. A. J.m:it.
1Al'TION. All persons are hereby cau-
v none! not to negotiate or purclin-p
!K,tc irawn ly me, in lvor of lfcniauuii ..-i
jdova, for Ninety l)olUra mid payable one d:iv
dte, as I have not received value
..... l"J uvis uttic?a luuipeiic J
by due course of Uw.
mar. U(, JtENJAMIN 7.KI L'KIW.
VT.W Ultt'U STORE, Patterson, Pa. Dr.
i P. C. Itl'NDIO wiMie to inform the pub
lic that he hasjut receive ! an ass urt incut of
Fresh Drugs and Medicines, of all kitnls.
nhich he otters for sale at the Patterson l'ust
olficc. He also ke. pi on hand Perfumery of
ill kinds, and l!ir Dye ami K.xtra lilat k lnk,
of his owb tpamifaetine. Persons in need i f
anything iu hii lo e will liud it to their ad
vantage to give him a call.
N. li. invalids cau write a statement of
their symptoms or disease aud receive medi
cine aud directions fur their use. All cJtu
i. indication strictly confidential.
march 7, lbo7-if.
1b07. SPRING. 1S.7.
K Y II E & L A N I) K L 1,.
FOL'RTII & A ECU Streets, Philad a., Pa.
Ake orr.Nisr. ior strimj or 1 HOT,
3 Caes Select Shades of Silks.
Fashionable Plaid Silks.
R smarck. the New Color Silk.
Rest Illack Silks, in town,
Plaid India Silks, 'effect.
New Spring Dress Coo. Is.
New Style Spring Chintzes.
Organdies of Newest Styles.
Steel Colored 'oplins, for Suits.
N. R. Staple Housekeeping Coo.ls Fresh
Slock Cloths, Cassitneres and Tweeds for
Youths.
p. s. Merchants in search of fc.irce and
I desiriilde co"d.i w.ll hii't it their
Is will find it their interest to
ine our Stock !
I call ud eiamine our Stock !
7-tit.
PROCLAMATION. WitEBKAS, the Hon.
il James H. Craham, 'resident Judge ol
ihc Court of Common Pleas of (he fih Ju
dicial District, composed of the counties of
Juniata. Perry and Cumberland, and the
lions. Thomas I. Milliker. ami Samuel Watts.
1. t.l.-rw fl.f. mbl Court nf t'ltnirnitn l'lprw of
r..V,;pr i..l Ceneral Jail D.-Iivei v. ami tl. n
Terminer linn uenerai ,iau lcii
'eral quarter .Sessions of ihe Pi
I lintown. on the .ourih MONO.!
lbc 2.M daJ. of thc
face, at .Yliii-
VY of AP1U
mouth.
Notice lit IIkkkev Iiivks, to the Coroner.
Justices of the Peace aud Constables of the
county of Juniata, that ihcy be then and
there in their proper persons, at. I o'clock on
the afternoon of said day, with I'neir records,
inquisitions, examinations and oyer rcmcm
brai.ccs, lo do those things that to their of
fices respectively appertain, aud those that
are bouud by recognizance to prosecute
against the prisoners that are or thou may be
iu Ilia Jail of said county of Juniata, be then
and there to prosecute agatusl them as shall
be just
Ry an Act of Assembly, passed the 8!h day
of Mav. A. V., l!o4, it is made the duly of
the Justices of Ihc Peace, of the several coun
ties of this Commonwealth, to return to the
Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions of the
respective counties,
all the recognizances en
tered into before them by any person or per
sons charged with the commission of any
crime, except such cases as may be ended be
fore a Justice of the Peace, under existing
laws, at least ten days before the commence
ment of the session of the C ourt to which
they are made returnable respectively, and in
all cases where any recognizances are enter
ed into less laatj ten days before the com
mencement of the session to which they arc
made returnable, the said Justices arc to re
turn the same in tho same manner as if saiJ
act had not been passed. Dated at Mitilin
town. the Srd day of January, in the year
nf nur Lord, one thousand eight hundred
nml sixtv-RCvea, and Ihe S'Jtli year of
American Independence.
mar. 27-tc. S. R. LOUDON, Slierif.
T T'ALISTEUSVILLK TIN SIIOP.-
The un-
lVL dcrsigncd has established
himself in
vt.Mlstersvillc in the Tinning buiness.
Persons wanting anything in his line should
call before purchasing elsewhere as he is
orcpared to manufacture all kinds of Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware, and to sell as low as they
can be purchased elsewhere. His old cus
tomers and the public peuerully arc respect
fully invited to call, as he hopes by strict at.
tcnlion to business to deserve a share of pat-
ronagc.
oct. SI, 'CfitfJ
JACOB G. WJ.XEV.
SILVER'S WASH POWDEIl.
Saves time labor, money. Makes washing a
pastime anil Monday a festival. Sold every
where. Try it.
Address a'l orders to ilia Manufactures
XI EG LEU & SMITH,
CHEMISTS $ WHOLESALE rilE'JOISTS
137 Xorth Third t., I Ll'adcinhta.
nov II, ISCG-ly.
1 f Ct ( M'-I!-"NS WAVI EP TO CPU i
J V I J ) 1 1 1 1 it i. i;s i: xt r. it y. i n a to it :
It in the only article which will deilroy
ROACHES,
RATS,
SUCK,
ANTS, &C,
Only 25 cents per box. For fale by all Store
keepers.
Notick. If yonr store keepers have not
got it. pend 2" cts., to the proprietors or
iigviits, in riiibididphia. aud receive it by
return mail, postage paid.
LOOK ! LOOK!! LCOR ! ! !
AT THE
REFERENCES.
John S. Graybill, No. 343 N 3d SI., Thilad'a.
John (ierhard, " lOOO Iiau.lolj.h st.
II. F. Dotts, " 1:110 Farrish St.,
Charles Sendeeling,'(Chcmist,) Marshall and
Muster Street, PLilaJ'a.
Wm. Williams, No. 1004 N. Gth St., Thilad'a.
Also mary others too numerous to publish,
A liberal discount to Store Keepers.
HOI'PLH. Kit A CSS & CO. Pro's.
No. UAH) North f'.tb at.. Philada
J. F. Z.OELL1N, & CO ,
Wholesale Pealers in Drugs, Paints, Oils,
Class, etc.. Nos. 102 and !'), North 3d, St.,
Philadelphia, Wholesale Agents.
Agents wanted everywhere,
mar. '07-.'iinjs.
Good News for Mothers.
Mothers are you ojprosed with anxiety
foi your little ones ? Art your (.lumbers and
hearts broken by their cries? Do you awake
in the morning iirirefreshcd and apprehensive
If so, procure at once a bottle of Dr. L m's
Infant Remedy and you will have no more
weary hours o' watching and anxiety.
Pm. LF.ONS INFANT ltlCMMDY
lias stood the test of years. Thousands of
nurses and mothers bear witness that it never
fails to give relief if used in season. It is a
mild, yet sure and speedy cure for Colic,
Cramps and Windy Pains, and is iuvaiua'jie
for all complaints ioci b'tit to teething
Sold by Di-upjists throughout the Cnitcd
States. Address ail orders to
zu:t;i.i:it & smith.
Sole Proprietors,
1-17 North Third Street, Phiiadoiphi-i.
nov. 1 1, 'tJIUly.
ESSLER, FOSTER A CO aro now 2
l I'
prepared to furnish all kinds of I7!
'iofiH', Wr-tth'-r-tiG'trfttni, lunr and S
Wtitdutr ''raw, jilouls iiih,
lorr. Write .'"'i', '"
Vnd all material required for building "
purposes.
Having coiineeled with our Mill
O" Jlneiby's J'otcnt Dry A':, Z
- tV which we can drv lumber iu from
g TWO To FoCR DAYS,
eo by super-heated steam, willn.nl pressure.
0. Customers nny thrri'fnre rely on i't-'j-J
ting perfi-etly Seasoned Lumber iu thcir p"
J Doors, Window Frames, Sash, Sic., ic. I
U. iuan-i, l?iii-tna. ;j
T AI.CAP.l.E Ml LI. PROPERTY
AT
P1U
offers V VATE SALE.
at jrivatc sale his Mill Property, siiuate l in
McCoysville, Tuscirora township. Juniata
County. The Mill a i-irgc Frame Luil.iiitg,
running two setts of linns, with Uolts, F!e
vators, &c. necessuy for doing a large
Country or Merchant business. In connec
tion with the Mill will be sold a good Dwell
ing lloiic and Stable with all necessary
modern improvements. Terms eay.
Persons wishing to bco ti c property will
call at the residence of the subscriber in
MeCyosville. Juniata countv.
JuncUlMf. WM. IIACKIITT.
ANTED IMMEDIATELY. Five hun
dred Mm, to act as salesmen for Cob-
bin's Illustrated Domestic Dible, comprising
upwards of l,."oo crown tjuarto pages ; a
Commentary of 17, "00 notes from d. Hereto
Conimentaturs : 7ot Kiu-ravi:ig:. Family
'holograph Department ; Ext. -tided Cotuor
dance. Maps, liiblc History, Chroiioligiual
Tables, etc., A book that always t-clis.
Our average sales are oO'.l copies per day.
As a standard liiblc for Families, Teachers.
Milliners, ami all lovers of the w-r.l of Cod,
il has no competitor. For partieii'ars. ad
dress II. A. STREET,
mar. 20-tf. Hamsburg, a.
PE N N S Y I. V A M A 1 1 o l S 1 1
pa ttj:hsgx, pa.
Opposite jlifflin Sfnlicn, cu rmn'a. liailraati
The undersigned vrnubl respect fully inform
his friends ami the public generally, thai h
has taken charge of tho above named h.i'.ise.
The house is large and commodious, and
well ventilated, end is fitted up in t-ingle
rooms and rooms for families, and iit.j-..l. u.iy
and night. Persons wakened fir any (rain.
Hits best attendance given terms as reason
able as the times will admit.
F. M. MICKEY,
jan. SO-tf. Owner and Proprietor.
CUP. A MILLS. The undsrsigr.ed bega
leave to inform his friends a'idthe public
that he is still in charge of the above name I
popular mill, where he is prepared to accom
modate the citizens of .Miltlin, Patterson aud
vicinitv, with Ihe Choicest Frands of Flour
A large supply of Fran, Clmp-Stuif, and Feed
of all kinds coi.stunlly on hand. As be runs
a mill wagon every Tuesday and Friday to
Mitilin and Patterson, customers can be punc
tually supplicti at their doors, liy strict at
tention to business he hopes to reecive a lib
eral share of public patronage. Terms Cash,
may 9,'UO-tf SOLOMON KAl'FFMAN.
JUNIATA HOT EI
M1FF1.I.XTO li'.V, rFXXA
The undersigned would respectfully inforn.
his friends aud the public generally that he
has taken charge of the above named Hotel,
formerly kept by Amos Snyder. This is an
old and well-known stand, aud none more de
sirable for the accommodation of the public.
His II A II will be stocked with Ihe best quality
of Liquors, his TABLE spread with the best
the market can afford, and his STABLE, which
is one of the most desirable in town, will be
attended by cooJ aud trusty hostlers,
april 1, '00-tf. S. 11. NOTESTINE.
MEIIICAN ORGANS. The undersigned
"i. has been appointed Agent for the sale of
the American Organ, manufactured by S. D.
& II. W. Smith, Doston. and is prepared to
furnish persons with Parlor or Church Or
gans as cheap as they can be purchased from
the manufacturers. For further particulars
call at his Tailoring Establishment on Bridge
street, Miliimtowu.
march IS, ll5o7 ti.
WILLIAM WISE.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice is
hereby given that Letters of Adminis-
tration on the Estate of Francis Shirk, late of
Favctte towwnt-hip. uce'd., have been granted
in due form of law to the undersigned
- . . . i t 11
fill
pcrs ins indebted to said estate are requested i
to make immediate payment, and those hav-
inr claims asVinst the" same will rlea-e pre- i
sent them properly authenticated for settle
ment. JOiiN K. SAUcMAN, Adiu'r.
mar. 13-Gt.
1)LAIN AND FANCY Job V.'orU neatly exc
eulded at this
QVERNfVSEMT
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
IPlTKINsXO.
Five Hundred New and Second laud Team
Harness, iO.DOO F.ii.llcs ai.d Collars, 3,000
Saddles, all Styles Ji to iH.HD. iiy.j Four
Horse Government Wagons. 2,U0) Wagon Cov
ers, new and worn, 5,HU0 F.lankeig, and Mors
Covers. Also, a large Stock of Ileitis, Ltal
Lines. Whips, Kugiry and Ambulance Harness
Portable Foigc3, Chains, Swingletiees, Lead
liars, etc..
Wheel Team Harness litllo worn all Oak
tanned Leather and servicable. Cleaned and
Oiled $o,l)0 per horse er mule, including
Kridle. Lead do., 4.011. Wagon XirauW
S1,0, Collars, 1 to $. Exlrn Uair lined Ar
tillery. Case do., 2 and S'l.fltl. -
Douhle Hcins, 1.7" to $J,2". Lead Lines,
Si, Halters, (i to $12 per dozen. Officers ""'
New Saddles SlS.OO, with Plated Hit P.ridle,
$21.00; good as rew. SI2,l(!), with bridle)
$1 l.(H; valise Saddles for Hoys, .?'..! 0.
W agon Covers, made to fit" any Wagon
heavy linen, 3 to$fi,00; Furcrior cottonbuck
0 lo $8. 12 oz.. Duck, 0 to 512.
1,000 Hoipital Ten's, new and good as nw
12 o , dit.'k 1 1 feet square to l.
Officers' A. Teut, 7 feet square, from 5 to
?K.
10,000 r.ag, from 12 oz.. Duet, 11., qual
ity, 2 bushels, !t,liO; 2 bush. $100; 3.
bush. Si 1, IO per Doz- I'd, quality, S7.G0,
$H..V and ?'.i,..ti.
SMALi Obihiks best iit Express, C. O. D.
PITKIN & CO.,
No. .",.17 & 3.T.I Norlh Front St., Thiiad'a.
No. 5 Park Place, New York.
No. !:!, Vlh Street. Washington, V.C.
Price list sent oh .-.pplicatiou.
mar. 1-5 -2ms.
AFFLICTED! ""
SUFFERJfO MOUE!
When by the uc of DR. JMNYILI.E'S
Ei.I.Mll you can be cured pcruiimeiiiiy, aud
at a trilling cost.
Ihc astoui-iliing success which has attenji 4
ibis iiivaluab'.e melieine for Physical and .
Nervous Weakness, (leneril Debility and
Prostration, Los of Mu-cuiar Energy, Impo
te:i."y, or any of the con-eiiences of youih
ful indi-cri-ti.iu. reu.lers it Ihe most valuable
preparation ever di.-cuvered.
It will remove all nervous affection, de
pression, excit?i.nt, incapacity to Bludy r
business, loss of memory, confin-loa, thoughts
of se'.f-di.s'.ruction, tVar; cf iu-auiiy, Ac.
It will restore t!: .i petite, renew the tciltli
of those who Lave du?tro c 1 it by iiciuual cx-
ce-s or evil praeiices.
on:ig men be hinabuggc-l no rr-ore by
(iiiaik Doctors'' r.r.d ignor ir.' practitioners,
but send wiihot't delay tor the ESixir, and ba
at once restore.i to health and hap.piii. A
Perfect t'lire is tiuarauted in evry iTtan.-e.
Price. Si, or four Lotties tj one aldres-.,
One but lie is suilicicut to eject a cure iu ail
ordinary c ies.
Also,'l!l. JoINYII.Lr.'S SPECIFIC PILL j
fir the speedy aud permanent, euro of tiono.
rrhea. Gleet, Urethral Discharges, Crave',
Stricture, and all affections "f the KMncyt
and I'.la Ider. Cures effected in from one to
live days. They are prepared from vegetal.!
extracts that are harmless on Ihe system, tn I
never uuiicate tha stucjarh or i;U.i,uV3
the breath. No change of diit is uet-vary
while using them, uor los taeir action m
any manner iuttrl-re with pursuits. Piice,
? I )ier box.
hither of the 6bove-r.:."'i;t:or.e,I r.rtic'c? will C
be sent to any address, closely E-eale-l. ar.d
post-paid, by mail or expres-, on rceeil t of
price. Ad Iress all orai'." to
lii'.r.CEl'., Slll.TTS i- Co.. CIipniT-itB.
No. 2o I'.ivcr Strc?i, Tn v, N. T
feb. 20, V.7-:y.
PHOPOSALS.
Pena'a iirindninii
Lam!
FOR SAI
THE Hoard of Cotnniis
rs now olTer fur
i- sale o2ti,OiM acrs of Acric
i oral Cel'.e-. o
Land Scrip, bng the hai of the Seiip
uranted to thi Coiun.inweaith cf Pennsylva
nia for the en ! wu.tut of A j; icuitaral Colle
ges iu this State.
Proposals f...r the ptireiiase r-t this Land
Scrip, addressed to The lioard of t'ommis
sioners of Agricultural Land Scrip." will I. a
receive.! at the Surveyor (letieral's ifliee, at
llairirburg. uuiil 12 o'clock, M., ta Wednes
day, April 10. 1m,7.
This land may 'M located in any Sta' rr
Territory, by the !r.lders of tbi scrip, upon
any of the unappropriated land" (except min
eral lauds j of the Luiicd .States, which may
be subject to sale at private entry. Each
piece of serip represents a iparter section of
one hundred and sity acres, is issued in
blank, and wi'i be trati'erable. without en
dorsement or formal assignment. The blank
need not be tilled until the scr:p is pre-ente.l
for location and entry, when the party hold
ing it can fill tee blank and enter the laud i:i
his own came. I'.ids must be made as per
acre, and no bids will be received fur less than,
one quarter section
The Scrip wilt be issued immediately on
the payment of the money to the Surveyor
General. On all bids for a less quantity than
P,IM0 acres, one-tliirdof the purchase nr.iuy
must be paid within ten dr.ys. and lh remain
ing two-thirds within thirty days after notifi
cation of the aoceptance of the bida by tha
Hoard of Commissioners.
JACOU M. CAMPI'.ELL.
"irror !itrral.
For Oit Iicrd o f Ci'nwtKStoncrt.
ir.vRnisiii Bc, March '., lS07-d.
Xo more Bald Hi ads!
Xo more Gray LocLt !
DR. LEONS'
ECLECTlilC IIAIll UENEWER,
Is pronounced by all who have used it the
verv best preparation for the liair. It is a
positive cure for i)aldn-ss, eradicates Dand
ruff and Humors, stops th Hair from falling
out, and speedily restores Cray Locks to their
original hue and luxuriance.
It operates on the secretions and tills l!.e
glands with new life and coloring matter.
Thin, dead, faded or gray hair will always bn
brought back by a few applications, to its
youthful abundance, vitality and color.
It makes tbe hair soft, glossy, fragrant,
pleasant to the touch aud easy to arrai ge.
Dry. wiry and intractable locks become moist
pliant and disposed to reaiain in any dr -ired
position. As a Hair Dressing it has no equal
The sales are enormous and it is a universal
favorite with old and young of both iexe '.
Sold by DruggiMs throughout the UUUi
IT .c A .1.1....- .11 I - ,
kiLibkUS A14tiaj4l "fti.l.1 iu
ZIE'JLEK !; SMITH.
Sole Proprietor.
1"7 North Third Street, Phil.idcli'hhi
J rov. 1 1, 'bli-ly,
' A LAl'.liE stock of Queensware, Cedarware
i V uch its Tub, Putter Fowls, Uuckeia
'('LuiiiJ, I'.a:-!;el3, II'ji;? buckets. &e-, at
j iul'.i'jl'F, Fiiyw pARKtU'3.
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