ajmm -mn m m i . . Juniata JScntitni M I F F L l N T O W N "rVednesilav Mornins, October iO, 1867 II. II. VII.SO.V, Editor and Publisher THE UEStLT IX JUNIATA, Ere this our readers know tho result of last TucsJay'i election. Messrs. M'Vitty and Kobisou for Senate, and Wilson for the House and all our Couuty ticket have been defeated. In another column the oGicia'. figures will be found. J?y theru il will be seen that the result in the coun ty was secured by the basest treachery in our own party. We warned our party friends months ao, that there was a tot of scurvy office seekers in our party who if they (ailed iu getting nominations would ... .1 i- do all in tiieir power 10 uc.inu me utiu. They commenced it boldly and said if they j could not rule the party the would try ! to ruin it. This they cannot do, for even j if their treason should result in tho dofuat ! of a part or all of the tieket, it will only mate the party more united and deter mined, but as certainly will ruin the au. thors of the treason and bring down upon them the censure aud contcuipt of even free mm who loves his party better than er f inal interest. The contest for nouii natiou ia this county was very warm and although the choice of the people was very clear anJ decided yet a few sore- j headi hid defiance to the will or the peo- pie and bidding adieu to the parly went over to the I.ncol'-icoo wlicie wo hope for the peace of the party they will remain The adoption of tho Crawford County j Fvatetn was nr"ed upon by these mal con. : tents to ride into power, but it was nil iu , rain. The people never did and never will trust them in any position. The AV vnhVcan under Allison and Davis was used to aid the schemes of these ilisor- j jraiiitera until its odor beoaine to offensive ! to every one, when a pretended sale was r.iade to a company ol soreheads who like wolves in sheep clothing promised to be true to the party and its principles. This assurance was loudly offered to the party but no one trusted them, and the result has proven that suspicion was correct. WUb pretending devotion to the party iu the columns of their paper, thy were all and every one of them secretly, and j oven some openly, working to secure the i defeat of the ticket. Mr. P-avid Wilson the pretended editor, was as active in his j secret opposition to the ticket as u2 was v.lat.int ia his prolosiiuus of fidelity to it in bis columns. Ila, only a few days be fore the election, told a poiitlfetnaa in I Lewis-town tliat be snd all his fiicn Js were j oi 114 to support Wharton and Miller. j Tickets with Wharton and Miller on, and i JF In tyre's name on wisicud of Col lloL ison were printed at their office and se cretly circulated by Davis and Lyons and ether members of the firm. A ;eT.tle- man found some in the Htyiitlftcan office 4 on Wcduesdjy before the election bid in : a cupboard and took some away with Lim j Davis followed him but was deceived by the assurance that he was all right, j when Davis told him that they were: circulating them iuict!y all over the coun-1 ty and they did not want the true friends , of the parly to knnvr it. Lyons gave ' them to parties in Fayette, Walker and j ii'.brr townships and tiicd to assure them t'.;ey were the ri-Lt tickets. 1 hey were given to every unsuspecting voter on elec tion day where they could be deceived by tLi gang of disorganize. Had tie fraud not been found out soon er it would have been much mora serious Col. llobisun is only defeated by a lew votes and these men arc responsible for bis defeat aud the party will ho!d then; to a strict account. Dr. Stcrrett. who has bees after office for years and always op poses the ticket when he is not nominated, had the assurance in the face of his rec ord of service in the Locofcco party in 1SC2, to a.--k the party for jjoiiiiuition for Senate. He had a fair chance and only could get lour towuships on the west-side of the river and one Delegate from Walk er. He openiy threatened if he was nt nominated he would oppose the ticket which no doubt aided iu his rejection by the people at the delegate elections. He and Mr. David Wilson aud their friends said, Ujbiton waa ouly brought out by Patterson to sell out the County to Woods and Hall, but asserting that if Robison was nominated they would support him. When Hobison was not sold out but was nominated, these fellows and their friends at once set to work to defeat him and ow ing to the close vote in the District have succeed, IJr. David Wilson is the l i t was who ehould have complained. He was defeated solely because of bis noto rious stif)opu!aritr and without the effort of any cue aud Dr. Sterrct: was very little better. They h&.e bUi been alter cJCice bo often and so long the people are tired of them and all they eau do is to vote the l.ocofoa' ticket, which from very labitj goes very easy. Jerry Lyons ouolhcr ol these c'.nps, is a late importation from Perry county, and because the Republi cans wanted a lawyer here of their own I political Uilu as tbey supposed, encour aged him often out of charity when doubt ful of bis fitness or ability for the busi ness entrusted to bis charge. lie was made Chairman of the County Committee in 1SG4, and got several hundred dollars in his hands and never accounted for it to his committee. He wanted to be appointed Assistant Assessor when II. Doyle was ap pointed wanted John McLaughliu'splacc as Collector wanted to be appointed As sistant Assessor when Cap't. Martin was sppointcd wanted to run fer Legislature in 'CO, and also in '07 tried to get the Crawford couuty System adopted as he told a man in Perry county, if that was done he could carry the county this, year for Legislature, aud because he failed in all these schemes, he turns around and votes against thu party that has kopt him up. His assurance ia aking ofliec when almost a stranger over the he'ids of old citijtciis and stanllns of the party is only exceeded by his ingratitude to the party, lie tried in every way to impose the spu rious tickets upon unsuspecting voters and was ready to do any du ly Work to help the Locofocos. He has his teward aud will have for all time to come, in the con tempt of the party. He lias left it aud allwe have to fay to tho Lueof jcoh beware he dout cheat you as he did us. We are stronger to-day without such reuegades as him aud Dr. Stcrrett. Sharon nvs bis defeat to these very men for had Our furry tcau united and harmonious, tuere was opposition enough in the Locofoco ranks to Dcitrick to have defeated him, but these fellows in their anxiety to defeat a part uf our ticket deceived mcu to vote against the whole ol it. Lyons as can be proven went to Del aware township and gave out tickets wi;h Dcitrick's name ou. He has admitted it since the election, yet he pretended to be Sharon's exclusive trie ml. Davis aud the whole gang sold out to Deitiick aud try to put it on the truo Men of the party, but we can furnish abundant evidence of their treachery. panogc the brave the fellow who raised a company and said he would put down the rebellion himself, but wheu or dered to the front he tell back in god or der on Last Wa'erford and has been blow ing ever since about war and has been asking the people to send him to the Leg islature is another o( the gang of soie heds who opposed the ticket and voted for Miller and Mclntyre. Put he is of so little account tSt he scarcely deserve a notice and never would ' ut for the way he blows. He only cut t!;c ticket one vote and the loeo!'oeos are welcome to liiui and to John pjttarson, of Peru Miils was a candidate for LegL-laturo a:;d was fairly beaten, but in an evil hour he fell before the tempter and has gone over to t!ie JiOeof ic )s to . 1I;5 vrn active in his opposition to the ticket aud the vote in Lac!; township shows that he cau do more against a ticket than he ovei done for one. It is the greater -hauic for him aud gives him a greater siu to answer for to the party. He will Gild this it a poor way to mike the party give him a nomi nation and that next ye-ir or whenever he does ask it. that his shameful conduct this yar will secure him the condemnation ol his party. There are others of the crew but wc have already devoted too much time to them. We have only mentioned the promincut ones who after asking favors of the party bas'ly mined around and tried to ruin it ' have tu Eay in the name of the pariy, to ail such disorgan izes, that we will maintain our party without you and although temporally de feated yet wo have maintained the honor and principles of the party ana that when the cilices are to be bestowed no such favors will Le conferred ou any but the true men of the party. If the contempt of your own party is lost biht of by you in the empty praise you g-t from Loco focos, who, while they love the treason in their hearts despise the traitors, we are content. The persons defeated have the sympathy and confidence of their party aud can well afford to de-pi.-.c the sneers of the base traitors who left the party for its good Jf you prefer the company of Copperheads, sneaks and deserters, you are welcome, and the patty ia purer without you. To the party we have to'say that the defeat will result in good. It will show who to trust and will cause us to stand the firmer together to overcome traitors within and enemies without. Next year we will recover all the power we have lost aud by harmony among the true wen of the party we will rejoice over the great victory to be achieved under Cratit in 18G8. Des Moines, Iowa, Oct. 11. Twenty, niuu counties so far beard from, give over M.000 Ileimbliean majority ; ihe remain ing counties will increase it to 2",0')tl. THE STATE ELECTlOX, To the great surprise and regret of the Republican and the uuboundid joy of the Copperheads aud rebels, Pennsylvania has elected Sbarswocd by a small majori ty. This is a result which bodes great calamity to our country. While it will diseourage and dishearten the patriutio, it will revive treason, embolden traitors and for months and perhaps years retard the work of reconstruction aud thus inaugu rate a reigu of civil strife which iuay at any moment burst forth with all the hor ror of civil war agaiu. The cautyhich led to this sad result are nunierouafaud which never really had acy existence Vq fact, yet had their seperatc iufiucucc ol tho people. The prejudice agaiust uui-l T- J 05 St 5 c -j 5 2 H a H 0 I-1 C. - V - i-ju ly, CC -5 O -I - "A - til -I til c 'b'u,R!!l!A to o t e c Maoc-ti:t;co7: c. ii ci Ci o c.5 c," - i: c -i i: c-. li u c. oo i- i " c-i m a c " - i o '- a0i!'lll cr. c- w w fjC ' i -i - !- - f !i4-V-l.aOC '!A3K O libHCOIi'J J'-jiC. -J j-C 4- I -I l-MO I-"!-" .... .o r tp ' wi 4- - - C i ci ;:c jc. -i ORPHAI-Ii' C0U2.T SALE. TJY virtue of nn otiIit i-sucl nu of i'... r,. j XJ j huus Conn i.f J,ui:.u:h e-iniiiy. u,L. . : der'igueJ, Auiainiiiir of Juicpb Km:z, f j Delaware township, dee d . will txyj-a; to tU, ; on tLe I remises, hi the t imts airl (.luce !. low I mentioned, on Saturday. Noveinljei-'.lib s.i;7 the fullowiii deciiivil lnic! n(' lau I v.it " i No - 'the imdividi- I half .(" irilJ.t l:i.l nilule in Iela!ic to'-nfhijj, Jii!;i .i.i c.jidty. l'a., adjiiiiiiujprsiW l'".ge. n:i c.iliei -. the .n!iioti iv .f, c .i.iiM.iiii? il.i; II l'NLii:.l,i nml Fl'l Arikil:?, tin re or :il,.;pt six'v neiVN of . liieh is u:o!?r ria1.! eiil'ivutiun au'l Ilie Irlinliuo tteii liialn'r-. 1. ; The iui.;-m-in'ii;s c.ui.-t :i Tn-i-?tory 1 lojf air! :-iene lluuse, i.ujr.- ! ult. !..!: -.rn nn 1 u!l ut'icr Looccsiti y u -i: ouiiiiinirs wil'fi unnii water :.t llie door. -ui. a ta.ii!v nl" tiit : i -.-i s. Tho other er !:vii!ro j,.,!- ,.f t;,,. nt.:,c tract will te sjr.l ui tho -at:.i time y the u.:- ietsiat ', us AsuiiieK of Julia t riet. surviT- istration. the power of moucy unserupu- o li.MIir iiuil thn inttiirnf.( fir n lei'ion Ol . i I m ..(T..o.-u ..II ....ov llm Vfutn I .nwnl I U-Ort. I 1 V 'S ' ' - C. C w 1 - liiii' in the cause ot tue reucis anu Anuy Johnson, the war of factious in our own ranks, and the "encral apathy among our i v I -' ' J o m ei oi e ; m - oi fricmls are some of tho causes which led : V 1 J2J-Jl-SIJz-'.: to this result. It will be accepted by that bid man, Andy Jobuson, as au eiidirse mout of his course and of "My Policy," and by all rebels and traitors to "come up higher" aud take front Scats iu the politi- ... i . ii ... t. . ..., c. i:ui icioie. A'jueu ai ww i-.-itu ii, mi; j - -- lesson will ho as powerful as terrible. It ! j will j.rove to the loyal people of the coun- :' try that their work is cot finished, that i i. . ....i. ;...);n it..,- nrn in,.,aii.il OUV.ll IUUIUVIIUVC 111! J llivilitt. O J ( their own labor aud adding to the peril of j Zl 1 I- T. "11 I ... ll... uic iiepuriiie. Jt will learn u mm t.- have a powerful and vigilent foe to con tend with and overcome. It will steinly force upon us the duties involved iu the great contest of 1803, which we trust aud believe will result in the election to the Presidency of that great soldier, General Grant. It will arouse the loyal masses all over the State and will fire the heart of every patriot for the duty before him. The lesson may be a useful one, and after ! l. ..... -;..t.,-,. ira .,.,11 n.l.l.o ;n tv;i;s ! - we may look back to the disaster of LSOT and say it was a blessing. The majority is very small, and had the thousands of deserters been denied the right to vote, as the law requires, and the bold fraud in Philadelphia been prevented, Williams would had several thoiii.and majority. Judge Kharswood hold; his seal by the votes of deserters at.d by fraud. There .-.hould be a remedy for such crimes, and we hope to see an effort made to :eeurc justice for tho peopln. If our elections arc to be controlled by deserters and by fraud then wc may as well bid farewell to the purity of the ballot-box. Ohio bus elected Hayes, Republican, Governor, by a small majority, but the 3 H t J .enoat , us Assiheif of Julia T ! !- - ot Kuril & t. i o. J A trnei f Unil itunt town.-hio, ciitit.iit.iii.' 1 1!- - 'Xli iil'NL'Iti;i Niut 1 o .. iio.r or !i, a ''.lint''.: vT:iC;t ; I.Kiiver, (,r:i.;if.i iiu! i,..ij ai,,l e in Di laTnru 1VI. AfUKS. i'K:;tj;n;s. .Miel.K-! t:;iIS. Laving in w m. i - : trsri i i i i r. r . . . " .1 " UOMI I L- to I 4 op co 4- c; 1 1 o 'Zi u Zi v. X- z l si ri c. . o i; . v. i i :j i ng " I IV a t-"io 114 h-i i-'i-' i- siiii'mi ii iir f : tc c ; c j - i - " c - a i - - I i -" i -I tO h-IH-ll-' l-l I-. I lt J.I, Hit' cc Jj qoiueMneit.gi'i 'S - ' - --i . ; ) it is nnrr'tc I ' ii I tt C3 - O - 'S ta Oi - -J za -i uuai..ia . I r, oc m o n - c c -t ii ii si i i ii , I ' I l 13 I ! I I! I-' n c c J ic-i-iui;- s - ij , . . 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Mini e-ieli oilier, oi: I J ' of wiiicii euii'aiii.i Set. ot iii;i .,-r.'nej, una y li.e otin-r tuo 1 ,cli e- I it s-.-v.'i.ry otio j'crclie .Six 1j!s ii. Eaj: 'i'i :n ,l-cii!,e! 11 tltie a-iiMinin ':. i'iv.s :m I S.i m- uel M. Kunz, coii'ni uiii-: ii.i. Aeie.-inl tv.in- tv live t.i ri lii v. : oil- Wi:i Hj'CfciieJ, on otie ol vh:e.i i iw.).t.iir I'l-.tme l.te;tiiii jji-j t e l o!l'. villi M.it i;n:rovr:ii-:ii ii-ii P.ivi 1 Kiey. r, s eri e' .: i a I.o ;.t fear.-, t!t iiiii. li- o' m-c.'s-iiilj liu.n ' otli.t .ii: 1 i.i. l C'ltl- 1- irc,l lJJ lnii.in' two tirro-. I'.ir i,Ler ni"i 1 1- lot a jj j,i!..l!:e fiiMis lliiaJ, lit the tili.li I h in pj , ami lli? mil Arri- l.ts eontahis a!n,ai toi J pi-nHo's., in. .re or ics. fh j ou. V t ! of l-:!iJ i:,j.tr:?i WjiU L J i ':ovir. ..i-o;.'i J.T'I.in :m l n.i:- r-. r.uii'iiiiiii,; : I-'ii .ii- Aeii-j, tinof nr less, v.i-ii 1 1 n i-il -.viilj l.:ie. no: i,i;il ling-;, 11 a lo:' tivij Sl.iry I-r.li.i" III 11 I llli'Ii, jr.. I Stlalile .ill. I ui!:: nun n v.-.:-:i-iv ,,i rroit. .c. Tkbjm. Ten fir eeul. of ii.i- ptireimso in oicy to .. :ii.l win-n ill.- pr-iierty iss-ruck oil ; i)ii...'.airi!i t i l.e j.'ii.l .in i.-.iii .'.rai.iii.ui i.f llie fain !:y tlie ('. ni l ; i.ne I'.oiriii ci liie t lay of Aoiil ;t, n V'ii ,ei' ti viiii Iia K'Vua att'i 'l-.-e'I nvV In t'i "ireiiasers. and tin- resi lue mi tlo; 1I ,1 13-..f Nuveia'-e'-, it!i inicieji from t'.it fi. si ili.y of .1-r1i. 1S', to l ( ?ri'ilre.l l.y ii;!e:io-iil l,uit U. f'iS'tle wiii euiiiiii'-ti'?.; 0:1 r!o" TTrai: .'ei 1 ilesriiii .l in ih:Ii::il-i- J at In n'elork A. M . of sai.l ilay f.r 1l1.1t (r.-oi-ity : f .r the rcsi :.ue . lit E ist .Salem at I e'elu. 4. SAMl I'i. IXOXAK'). Am r. ej,tfi.iber I, l!;7-i. We present below a tabular statement jja;r of the official majorities polled at the re-' Miiiiin .... SEXATOKIAI. i:i,Ft:TJ().N. liotiison. ,M :ttv. .' . :i'.r.: Mi.y.rt. cent election in the severul counties of ''" 1. enire :;.tt'.',s 1. :'. ,i!o J.!1'J 1.. .';!) L'.'.tilO I .'.4li 0. 'tl 1. Tl'o 1 1 ;::) Oojiperheaus have a majority of the Lc psl.'iiurtf, which will secure the election of Vallaudifj-ham, or omc other rebel as United States Senior if place of that -ood old pat.'iut, J5en Wado. IJowcver, the people can endorse Wade by pui':ng him ou tho ticket jvuu Grunt for Vice President, which we hope to sec duaj. In Pennsylvania the Ilepublicans have; both branches of the Legislature by a large majority, which secures the election of a Republican Slate Treasurer. This is something to be thankful for. It is now the duty of every Republican to go to work and prepare for the great contest in 1GS, and by a united effort, with such a standard-bearer as Grant, and such sa cred principles as those of tho Uuion part' wc arc certain to win a victory greater in its results than even the cap ture of Lee. 3.1 10 l.vii; -J..SI7 ' : the State, from which it will be observed jjniaia i:t28 that we only need the official returns f rom. Hiiutingilon 2,:0 Porest, Eik, Pike, Potter, Sullivau audj Xola, U VJ., UJ)'M y oiaing to male it eoinplete. Ihema-' . w . jority ior Suurswoud will scarcely ezceed Is tiik I'jklo Mari.y. We under-1 C i l , ist.ind that Jeremiah Lyons bus announced ' l lllianis. SliaisirooJ. , . ,. , . , coun iin,.eii a cjuuiu.uu 1 r ijegisiature next ' At year. He'll be nominated in a j-i tn e-a-s u-r e. I'i tifJC sal:: HE sulieri'ier n lit ell nt rn''lic Fale 1 liis rei'li :n ( in t!,i. I ii-,'i if I'aiipr- p.m. r,u Wi:iNK.-'l). V i!, 'j :i i. .lav i.f ((' TOlUIU, n; 1 o'l'ock. I". !., !:i etiiire srnek j 01 lim.-eliu!.l au.l kililimi fi..'ii:;ore. Cua.-igt- J,.ii liijnl' sf.i, (-Lair?, lal.'i-i, I,e'!--coi. ii"e. 1 7s"i sinkn. l .ii I:,r co"';. mi I eli i'iilu r -t v. s tint 2.! I rr. lres.-itjr uraii, nayliytanil. sewing ;:,.Vl."i niaeMii.'. to-tri corpor an I ir.-a k.- 1. , to l.i; I'i , ceiSo r tvn h n A . -, vti-t.-iy ..1 l,o:;seh"M o,Oi;:t ' fiii'iiiioifi. AUo. one jjoo 1 Al ii-:', !lanies. Sulky, SU.i-.rli, b:.i(,!ti tunl cti'-K-n ii:ensili Ti iTis tn:i-!t known mi ,i if a ..!,.. V Jt. t. ivrx. A:'. S u. K ': t. ! I'r FP. Adams o7ti A.legheny 6,425 Armstrouj; bol Leaver Uedfod C39' Belkj 5,T0o i liluir 5,7'Ji'i: Bram'-rd 3,212 ! Uueks G&b Butkr 235 1 Cambria ''- Camcrou 5S I 1 iniii'i i t.A' lf- J no: i-i in.VL I.X AM-NATI'iN r. ks. 'i i'iil c.Minin iii., as fr y wiil I'ike j.Ia.te a- '.,; i.-.v.i : ;!,? .-'elm-.! :l(.ui; p.i .McAr.-iervIH?. Trt- H-tuii. r for l avette tuwiisLiti au.l 1 Ii! 'Ii: rie" Ukjiuckatig Vicioky i.n Coi,t)i:AJo. Hi; Democrats have been shouting over their " great gaius " ia Colorado, their 'glorious vietory," etc. Thi was on the stiength of a guess work dispatch KC" a sing'a district. Tho official returns are now in, BGd it turns out that the "great re-action," has been in favor of the Re publicans. Colorado has heretofore becu Democratic. INow she is Republican. In the upper house of the Legislature the Itepub'icans have nine couQciluien, the Democrats only feur, in tho lower House the Republicans have sixteen Represen tatives, the Democrats ten. On joiut bal lot there- arc twenty-five Republicans to fourteen Democrats. A few more "great le-actions" of this kind will use up the Democracy in the Territory completely. 9 - . For the Sentinel. HOW TI1F.Y VOTED. Republicans of Juniata co., remember that Jeremiah Lyons, Dr. J. P. Sterrett, Prof. David Wilson, John Patter?on, of Peru Mills, and Joseph L. Stewart, all persons who asked Eominctioas at your hands, voted against the nominees of your party. They voted not to make treason odious, but to elevate Copperheads to of fice oyer soldiers, and to make treason and traitors respectable. Let Republicans re member this. They are deserving cf your contempt and condemnation for all time j to come. .1. w. j 14.00 2,077 Carbon Centre Clarion Chester Clearfield Clinton Columbia Craw lord Cumberland Dauphiu Delaware i::k Erie... Fayette Pol est l-'rauklin Pulton... Greene. .... Huntingdon Iuo!:." Jeficfcou , Juniata... Lancaster Lar rence Ltlauou Lu'.iigh Ltzerue..; .... Ljeiiiing ... JLKettn ri.vecr 3J:llliu ?f oiiroc....... Montgouiery Montour Northampton. ... Northumberland Perry., Philadelphia Pike Potter... Schuylkill Snyder ?'"?J Somerset 431 Sullivan Siwniielianna 1,2 16 Tioga Union..... Venango Warren "Washington...... "Westmoreland... Wyoming Vork LADIES' FANCY FUSS! AT JOHN FAIIKIRA'.S (to! Et!al,lislicl Fur Manufacture. Xo. 7!S Alii.lJ Soreet, aliovc 7th, I 1 1 f L A 1!'!.!'1! I A. Have now in sUoie of mv - : I i:t..,ii iti,,n 43- anil Maiiiifaulure, one f tie largest lit: 1 1:1 :t tio lieiiutiful selections t,f I.p.kj- fancy runs, for l.t'lies' at : ClilMreii's Wear in :!ie ''ity.- -J oSO Aim) a fine aesurtuivut cf Ueni i'ur uUu., G 'ti ,;n'1 'c;i'lr, 7! 1 am enabled to dispose of niy ;r;oi:ls at tj'' .very reasunalile piieen. anil I r,oiol iliei-fore Isolieit a ca!! froia toy fiieinis of Juniata 7S0 county ami vicinity. ! llcniciiibvr the Name, Ntimtier nn 1 Si,-o-i I ! J'jlIN FAltlilKA. ; Xo. 71S Arch gtrcct, aoove 7iii, seittU si.lr, I'hilade'pliia. Jk;y 1 liitvo no Tftrlnpr, nor connectteii 075 witU another S;, ire in riiilailtljibia. j Oct. Iti, lS07-iius. IS:) j At 1 ill' S'eie el 'lotue lit i rren n ood twp., ! Saittr-I. y. c tu;nr l''i'i. f.n' i. -i" n -jod. Sus 1 1,11-it 11:: 1 and .ti.it. roe t'jwn -liii-s. ! At tbe "'.auu! ii-.,;!- at .n iiiloeii's a;;tj ! in TuiC.iT-r.-i tov. t! :, iii, M.nuiat-. 1 .:t,i'ner :M, , for Tiir.'-ir 1. I.i -k. lie.!-, Sriti:- niii. I Tit.' e 1 o.iiat'oin-: - I iiiuniiioitet .i-.-ci?v! I at '.1 ,.' -U. .; A. ;. 'j'.-i- l,0a ii;,:i lintT.i' ritH j liiv K'.'.c 1.1 1 ! I'.r iiu- ."inTial h.-m lit ! ; tin-'." vt. mat v. tl," in liKi 1 to lerii-'i tl: ; rofiitii iut, r, 1-i.t are not n,ir in poyesaiott ! "f Hill ; On. J. ' I) i.r ri 1 -id. '.V. i.i.i)Vi, ( 'mini v Suji'l. V. 11: lfvr, of i'at ,'jiit fur the t? )i ;. p THE Mini ; Ji IL t!i.' tvra 3iAClIIXE, :-i ..r VX GUIS. ;rA Machines inaaufuc Titcs nr. iiir.d. I'rrfon iti!iiii7 t:t Titrel:ae t!lioii!d ca'l nt !!,o!it ,t Miners r-.jre in l'attersjn, ami exaiiiine fu;- t!.elll,e,ve. SA.Mi;:t. STUAYER, Acent Jan 0 if 7 751 1,741 5,324 1,.VJ7 1,124 1G0 521 SlU JAlJVJIA CV Aow)uw,IT1.i,;NEgj,AVI...liLlp r JOINT 1,413 ISTIIEPIACE j '"NC'tS ! TO Dlir CLOTHING. jAnovr.. ii ti j n.... T .... 1 ct... . , OA a I'f.AXK. i-J jiiirs ana uity's, uonn r.uu ciei, u 'Umcn's i'lir.tuhtii'j (!oofc, Jr., Chevy. I Another Inr-c lot cf V, INTF.I! CLOHIIV;' just received, consisting; of Over dials, j Frock Coats. Sack iToats, Iilouses, Knit Jai"k-j 2 fj;J t'et", Funis, Vests, Overalls, Army Tauts iu I " oU") Overcoats, &o. A most excellent lot of my l LASitlliXG LATHS, A Nil I'lCKET?. TOrt F A T.F. KT GRAFF i THOUrSOX, Jlili.iy, Mililin CV. Va. pi:i;itvsvii.Li; " MAIvBLE WORKS. rpilK un.lersifrned Laviii" cntrred into part JL nersliip are prepare! to filial orders fr Tomlistones, Monuineiits. Tnhle Tnj-.. or any j fctuet- art idea 111 our line ot !;iinei. n sliort We notice and the i:iol reasonalde terms, lial- 1 -00 473 440 072 753: J '' 3 'J ' pust received an.l selling at low figures. Our Istoek in this line car.not be surpassed hy any 0 ,'utlier estaldisbment iu the county. We have .a luc lot of ' ' i 1.1 M.. ....1 I!a..i, f- Sl,...a nn lmnd J" 'invite r.ll to nivc us i. cull and see for them- I iaa BIlJ tl,e ""Yi'Tcnt iiualities of American ".-Ulve Tbe Urt-cat aad X.es.t assortmcut ofj Marble always on hand, im ' IT a S3 jLjro GBX u ,,,.7fj IPrpr rirouitht to town, both for men and hoys. I . . 2)137'i.;iTe us a "call before purchasing eUjwhere. OTA'l'K t-'Al'lTOL JiOTKL, uear the Cap ! Our lot of tI UuiMinp. 'GENTLEMEN'S FCKNIS1IJNG GOODS. 1,125 Cannot be equalled ly any establishment in jthc county. ' YV bay in this line Fine White jl.inen Shirts, tnJian Linen Figured Shirts, j Hickory bhirts. Wool Ovcrsbirts. Wool under ishiit.s, V.'oo! Drawers, Canton-flannel Braw lers. Collars, Cravats, JlandkerebieXs, iitoek jing'i, Suspenders, Gloves, &c. &c., also a fiue 'lot of For bargains call at Jackman i Bonsall s A Fl'I.L as?ortmer.t of Th t'.VKS an I TR A - ELVING RAti.. A! o, AOTIO.V.S such ! as lloie. Gl.ives, liin-k Gloves and .Mi:J. (very beit i'iti:;liiv. Kid Cilotes for l.idie;a&d irtBt ! Our motto quick st-ki aud E'aiau pronis. 1 iitihmsued Kid, ut 22:' sei.t. l'j7-:f. Ki'tV ii p.vr.EEn'. C. EMKISON. L. L. KENEl'i. HA UI2G, rA. "(J-JJuTerms au moderate any Hotel in :he Ciiy. Wif. G.Tn)MIfON, Proprietor. CAIiTETS ! CAIETs7p " A LARGE and pood variety ofA.C H'OOZ, R AG and JK.Vi' CAHl'i.TA en hati ; tnd for sale cheap, at I FKOW .1 PAllKER'S j ror iiargama eai at acKiuau o. itoiis.ni a off Cheap Clothing Emporium, coruer cf Bridge ." and Water streets, in W. W. Wilson s Brick j 1,4'J-ii house, MitHiutown. P.i. I t I I
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