Juniata jStnthwI.
M I F F L I S T O W X
vVedaesdav Morninj, October 30, 18G?
II. II. W1LSO V, Editor and Publisher
1011 PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES S. GRANT
OF ILLINOIS.
CA LI. O F THE CO IN TV COM M I T IE V.
The members of the County Committee
are requested to meet at tho Sentinel
office, on Mouday, Dec. 2d al 1 o'clock
I'. 31.. (court week) to prescribe rules for
couducting tho electiou ordered by the
Republican Couuty Couveution to be beld
on the second Tuesday of March nest, to
vote for or against tho adoption of the
Crawford County System. A full atlou
dunce is particularly desired as it is impor
tant every district should bo represented.
1'he following gentlemen compose the
committee.
MirBintown J. J. Pattcraon, Solin'n. Books.
Fermanagh Daniel Seiber, Jacob Hower.
Walker John Moticr, E. Davis.
Delaware S. O. Evans, Goo. W. Smith.
Monroe Samuel Brown, A. G. Sbelleuberger
Susquebannah E. Long, E. Crawford.
Oreenwon T. Ruuibcrger, II F. Zeiders.
Fayette M. Hoffman. E. Suelleuberger.
Patterson S. 11. Bt own. F. V. Kwliui.
JU if or J Jbn llali-bach, John Earnest, jr.
Perrysville Oapt. J. Thompson, W II. Okeson
Turbctt E. W. Bcrkey, Isaac Heckman.
Spruce Hill W. J. Evans, Thomas l'atlou.
I'.eale K. Doyle, Wm. Young.
Tuscarora G. M. Snielker, James Murphy
Lack James Wallace, Matthias Slump.
Black Log Jacob Gunter, James Mclntyrr.
J. J. PATTERSON, Chairman.
FALSE PIIETEXCES. i
When Allison and Davis started the
Republican it was to be the true organ of
the people, or rather the party. They
said the Sentinel was the organ of a
few. Well, all know the course Allison
aud Davis took. They sold out to Johu
soo aud tried to defeat Geary aud the
whole ticket.
So when Allison and Davis sold out to
Wilson, Sierrett, Lyons and the other
sore-heads, they said they would bring
the Republican back to the parly and it
would be the organ of tho people, and
charged agaiu that tho Sentinel was the
organ of only a few. Well, the result is
before you again. Not one man connect
ed with the Il'jiulliean but voted with
nearly aH their subscribers against the
ticket aud helped to defeat acd now glory
in the overthrow of their party. The
Sentinel has never LccJed their slan
ders. We have always stood by our par
ty and devoted its columns to the defence
of its principles and the success of its
nominees. Because it can't be used by a
ret of disorganizers, tbey charge that it is
not true to the party. But actions speak
louder than words, and tho verdict is iu
favor of our fidelity to the party and
against their bold, baso betrayal of it.
They call it their organ and certainly
they need one, for if ever a set of fellows
needed forgiveness it is this scurvy crew
The idea that Davy Wilson and Bill Davis
can palm themselves as Republicans is too
absurd, and no one believes it but the
miserable company they are in.
It was only in such a campaign as the
late one that treason like theirs can be
successful, but nest year with Grant as
our candidate and the people aroused and
united these base traitors to their party
will hidejheir beads and will scarcely be
felt iu counting up the small vote that
will be mean enough to be cast against
the great soldier.
Men like Wilson, Lyons, Sterrett & Co.
are mean enough to vote against Grant
while many a gallant Democrat who follow
ed his banaer in the fight will vote for his
old commander.
THE CRAWFOKU COl'STV SYSTEM
As will be seen in another column the
Chairman of the County Committee has
called a meeting of the Committee on
Monday of the Court, to prescribe rules j
for taking the sense of the party on the
adoption of the Crawford County System
This prompt action of the Chairman jus
tifies his friends in denying the charge
made by certain parties that it was not
the iutcntion to afford the people an op
portunity to vote on that question. Some
men who pretended to be Republicans
aud created a great disturbance at the Del'
egate Election, seemed more anxious to
distract the party by raising false issue
on the Crawford County System, than
that they actually cared for its adoption.
The County Convention ordered the
County Committee to provide rules for a
vote in March. Yet these disorganizers
were not satisfied, and in order to defeat
tho ticket raised a hue aud cry about the
Crawford County System. The County
Committee and every good insn in the
party was too busy fighting the common
enemy and were working too faithfully to
elect our ticket, beset as it was by ene
mies from without and traitors within the
pirty, to turn attention to any idc issues.
The election is now over, and although wo
are defeated by the treachery of these
men, yet we are strong enough to succeed
hereafter without them.
It is now tho duty cf the members of
the party to seriously consider the ques
tion of changing the preseut system of
making nominations. We are ready to
receive and publish any communications
on the subject on either sido. There are
objections to any system, but we hopo
the discussion will be in a friendly mau
ner, having for its object the good of the
party, and not the personal interest of a
few disorganize! a and office seekers..
There is pleuty of time for ample discuss
ion, and we invite communications on the
subject from the members of the party.
BILL HUES' UE3IEFIT.
Oa Saturday evening last the "White
Iau' party" under tho management of
Bill Bees tcr-dcred Bill Ilees a benefit.
We shall endeavor to give our readers a
correct account of the proceedings, de
scribing all tho principlo actore in the
play from Davy Heck down to the Little
Corporal.
About five o'clock in the evcuiug the
streets aud alleys around and about the
Patterson House were cleared for action,
and for about half an hour the few spec
tators who were present thought the play
had fizzled, wheu lo ! the M.tjor General
commanding, known as ''Little John,"
appeared iu the alley in the rear of the
Patterson House. He was mouuted on a
magnificent firey war charger, a correct
likeness of which we have had engraved
at great expen-e and here present.
General lit
th John look
ed proud in
deed as he rodc
his firey steed
and gave the
command in a
s'culorian voice
"White men, prepare for action !"' When
behold ! the door of Bill Bees' back bouse
flew open as if by mngie and a stream of
living beings poured forth, such as has
not been witnessed since the days of Noah.
First came Busty Plum who was specially
desiious of showing his new hat, and pj
filling the place of honor and profit st,
as he had been hired for the occasion
bearing a torch, followed by the gay ft
and festive "Buckeye Boy" who weutj
900 miles to vote for Yallandighaai.J
In the rear ot wtiomm
i fho 'Sacn d Cut-'k J
tie." ted by Dave
Dutchman aud the man who runs "Der
Guiper," better known as John 1uluw
box. At this stage of the proceedings
one of the cattle gored one of the
"Knights," suruamed James, a Utile fel
low who was oscr-atsious to ct among
his own kind. He is better known as a
Railroad "boss" who tried to use his po
sition to influence votes for Copperhead
candidates,
This cut represents the Forage Master
of tho 16th playing "Good Samaritau" iu
the act of rubbing down the 'Kuigbt"
that was gored, with cheap whisky. The
little fellow in the rear in the above plate
is a correct likeness of the chap that tends
Dr. Crawford's office in the Doctor's ab
sence, in the act of tasting the "cordial"
used by the "Good Samaritan."
This is the -.in which Thomas U.
Sulouffliauledyi the "stuff" that re
vived the sprits ot Old Joe, Wyrick and
the newly elected Senator. After the en
tire crowd had been revived by a pull of
the "stuff," the procession moved, and we
noticed about twenty individuals, the half
of whom were boys, carrying torches, aud
among tho other half we noticed ' my son
Thomas Jefferson," supported by Davy
Heck and Cloyd Barker, Old Hutchison,
Kuoch the retired Jury Commissioner,
Bill Bees' hostler, and Henry (Slimgut,;
all bearing torches. In the rear of these
TVsMt euiogier camea a
live
The roaster, it is said, behaved badly, but
we cannot vouch for iu truth, but Mr.
Hogcntogler can inform any person that
wishes to know.
In the rear of tho rooster wo noticed
Dave
Watt is it !
Ha was lookiug through hi"
spectacles at a banner on wl.ieh was
scribed "I've hired out to keep this r0
rost orfis, and I mean to keep it as loo,;
Andy and Sore Heels will let mc."i
yg This is a correct reprwrn'
tiou of the "Beef WagaV'np
' which was borne aloug in tr
umph the "only Johnson man rcuiiiuiOn
in the county." l'oor devil ' we pi'.tied
him. He looked us if he Lad just tame
over from the bogs of Scotland, j
Closely following iu the rear of the
beef wagou was a nio'elycrcw who tad
lately been kicked out of the Repujlliun
party. They were receiving the Ot re
ward of their treachsry to a partjl (by
bad disgraced. They were permitted toJ
walk in the rear of the procession md
wcio each piovided with a dark lantcii. j
Among this small crowd wo noticed Brig
adier-General JcrrymydidJler, a late im
portation from Perry, who carried in
his hand, iu addition to the dark lantern,
a piece of the stick that bad done Mm sc
much service when he was so eery lame
juf.t before the draft and a cheek for seventy-five
dollars with which ho was anx
ious to purchase some loldior's hundred
dollar bounty claim. Tis fellow was no
ticed to keep very close tothc gallant ehap
that marched bis army on Washington to
hurl the tyrant Lincoln from his tWn.
Another of the same kidney followed hiui
he paddled his own canoe, ho had follow
ed tho raging canawl and carried a banner
on which was inscribed, "I have 5 lied
every office in the gilt of tho people from
tavern keeper down to supervisor on the
canal He was au honest looking old
cu.ss, and we don't suppose he had ever
cheated anybody. He was an old liin.Lor
at one time but had come over to the I'e
publicans, but like a hog has returned to
his wallow.
Sore heels, without his sword or
epaulets walking immediately iu the
rear of the two persons above named, A.
dtaped iu mourning. He bad lost .i!
his dorg ! He was lauieuting because he
would have to send to Scotland fr at
other. "Our Georgie," a retired Johnson
Reverner Collector was trying to cousole
Soro Heels and offered to take the j lace
of tho "lost dorg" or any other thij.
The fc'loT from Peru was thre and the
Professor of high morality and l'oor
House notoiiety from I'errysville and the
brave Lieutenant of the 49th from Lack
w::s there. He brought up the rear, as
UTual, at a safe distance he w::9 afraid
the totches might go off or that Uo-
entoglei's rooster might crow. Pr isturc
at, a standing candidate for any office iu
tho gift of any party, came up about four
miles iu the rear. These dark lantern
fellows in the rear, looked forcloru indeed
They were pointed out by old copperheads
as the fellows who had betrayed the Itc
publican party.
After parading fiooio of the principal
streets of Patterson they crossed the bridge
and showed themselves to the citizens of
Mifflin. Meeting with a very coo! rerop
tiou, only attracting the atteution of a few
small boys, they ic'urned to Recs' porch,
when aud where a Bon-shell exploded, the
report of which was, "Ladies and gentle
men, unaccustomed as I am to public
speaking, and having a severe attack of
tho piles, I move that Hon. Lewis
Buichfield act as President," aud P.
the "Litilc Corporal," after leaning 1 I
jl his umbrcn;: "gaiust the house, y i y
:UJ
' nil titi Lmt rrc crn
chair, bent very gracci'i.'.'y be-
f?forc the audience, aud said'tji'
r "pale faces, ugh !" and fcwocned into
the chair. Hogentogler was seen
rtiSi wiping vigorously at bis coat sleeve.
Naughty rooster. The Corporal spoke,
and silence reigned. Everything waa
quiet not a man stirred, not a dog stir
red, not a goose stirred, but Ilogcntogler's
rooster stirred, and be was again seen do
ing some heavy rubbing, when Riil Rees
appeared at the corner of the house, and
in a clear voice exclaimed, "Yep !'' when
Amos jumped up and nominated one hun
dred and eleven Vice President's and thirty-nine
Secretaries, none being present
but Sam Yellut, Noer Yeldor, Jim Kurso
well, and old Yumphrey. Jake Rydeler
came forward with three quires of paper,
and commenced taking notes. We were
showen the paper after the meeting was
over, and it was scribbled full of big nig
gers, little niggers, male niggers, female
niggers, black niggers and yaller niggers;
and he had written a petition to be pre
sentcd to "denature Molntire," stating
that him and his fi lends were Opposed to
raising sheep in Juniata county, for thev
0 r J
disliked the smell of wool, Hogentog
ler again attracted the atteution of the
audience. Ugly bird.
The principle speakers were Rill Rees
aud Rill Rces' hos'.ler. Rill Recs cutcr-
taincd the audience in bis usual eloquent
style. His remarks melted 'Squire Wy
rick and a certain Railroad Ticket Agent
to tears. Tbey embraced each other iu
their joy; and while Bill was "wetting
up" Wyrick sang the following beautiful
song, the Agent joiuing in the chorus :
'Nigger on a word pile,
Can't count eleven,
Put him in n feather bed
And send him to h
ogentoglcr, keep your eye 03 the chicken
for be don't rest w ell."
Quiet was restored and Bill went on
with his speech : "Fellow citizens, I am
ptwed to he niggers. I got up this
dem'stratioo for my own benefit. I'm
'posed to male niggers. Dimocrats, if
you're got any greenbacks you don't wan'i
I'll take 'em. This is my bonefit,'and
I'm 'posed to all kinds of niggers if you
patronize nic." Just then a big-footed
Ilenglishman who had been actiug as or
derly for the gallant Lieutenant General
little John, and who is well known about
Patterson as John Rowe, rode up to the
pirch, dismounted aud went up to Rees'
bar aud called for a five cent glass of hole.
This liberality on the part of Rowe knock
ed all the talk out of Rees ai d he was
sent to the rear under the care of X. Y. 'A.
M. Todd, Shciiff Loudon and George
Washington J Cobbs the fellow that
give Bob MclYill anis that tremendous
vote in Perrysville all on account of that
liuch-pin.
Remarks were made about nigger, cheap
whisky acd the Good Templars by a fel
low that claimed to have been elected
SomtM its tht diMlriot. I!r 1. lrlr-
aud Ezra D. Parker's hostler were called
on for speeches, but neither could be
found. It is supposed they were togeth
er somewhere "going in on Urns' henr(it."
So other business appearing the inoster
that betrayed Hogentogler crew, and the
fellows that attended Bill Rces' benefit
left for their homes.
The benefit would have been a success
had there been more torches and more
men to carry them. As it was wo are in
fo; med that Rees foots up hisruoeipts and
expenditures as follows :
EM'E.NMTLKES.
Candles llcts
Four ill ink's of whisky, at Mickey's... 40
line Hooster Hloicn by some thieving
Democrat..
20 "
7 lets.
Tutal.
KEt'EII'TS.
John Kowe ha'.e
E. D. Piirker. awiler kase
A. 1 1. Boiisall, Tripe
Fellow that Mowed tenor drum,
Jerry my diddltr, pea nuts
cts.
n
7
cakes.. 3
Total 31 cts
Rill Rees has concluded that benefit:
dou't pay and that ho is not so much op
postd to nigger as be is to Democratic lib
eraiity
l'oor Rill, all that speech and all
that vast ezpeuditure of money for naught
The appearance of
1.5 ill Ress after footing
up the Receipts and
hxpeiiditures andstrik
ing a balance. Since
the above was in type,
Rill has sufficiently re
covered to attend to bis
numerous customers at
the Patterson House.
JCltllY LYONS.
In last week's Republican somebody
says 1 but Jerry Lyons is ready to account
or two hundred djllars he received when
chairman of the Couuty Committee. Is
that all ! We said several hundred dol
lars, lie (ffeis Rill Davis as proof that
he made a statement to the committee of
what ho done with the money. Rill Davis
indeed ! There is not one member of the
Republican party that would believe bitu
on oath. You will have to get a better
witness on the stand than Rill Duvis.
Uew rtvfrt.semfut.'S.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.- Notice is
hereby given that Letters of Adminis
tration on the estate of Kev. Abrahara Uar
ner, late of Chapman township, Snyder comi
ty, dee'd., have hecu granted in due form of
law to the undersigLed. All persons indubt
cJ to said estate are requested to make imme
diate payment, and those having claims
against the same will please present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
SAM'L. LEONARD, Adm'r.
Oct. 30, 1867-Gt.
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.
THE undcrjig-Liod offers at private, sale the
valuable farm on which they reside in
Milford township, Juniata couuty, Pa., bound
ed by Licking Creek aud lands of J. 1. Shiiz,
W. W. Wilson, John Wright and others, con
taining ItiO acres of Limestone land, about
140 of which is cleared and under good culti
vation having been recently well limed and
fenced, the balance well timbcted. The im
provements consist f a good Stone and Frame
f,.vni House- lHrpa BahIc Barn with W'ntrnn
, Shed nud Corn Crib attached, Carriage House,
Ho"J . 0 U8e: V,,ag ouse -
I all other necessary out-buildinus. A Snrinir
of never failing water. Two good Orchards
of choice fruit. There is a good Limestone
Quarry on the place. Terms reasonable.
Persons desiring to view the property can
call on the owners residing on the premises.
D. & A. M. CUNNINGHAM
Oct. 30, 1S67-01.
1. A fi T M Tf P P J. V 1
Clhenpest that lias been brought to Juuinti ! Court of Common Plena of Juniata coiiuit,
J county for six years. K.xuiniue tho fol- ' Pa., and to me directed, there will be exposed
lowing priors; i t" public fiilr, at the Court House in the bor-
Priuts II) to 1 'c. ' ""K'1 "f MilHiniown, on Mouday, November
American Spray b 13 nc i llih, 1S07, at 1 o'elock p. m., the following
Menmeeckn j;; c. property, to wit :
Apploton SldVlViI""".7.V."!!!!"."'.r. lb' " 18c." I The ont n-divided b.ilf part of four cer-
Pc Lai nr.s. latest style K-. j '"ln of Ground, No. 11, 12, l;. 14 m
Spool Cotton - jj. ! the general pint, of Ihe Borough of MiHiin-
Klnnnels, double width : 40 " fine, j town, bounded on the north by Bridge street.
Cabinet leu 73 bet 'Jlc. j on ,he bT f,ont 'feet, on the south by
Balmoral Skirts $l,o0. , I01 ,,f - J- Chamberlain, and on the west hy
Latest style, Fleet hkirm, whhiut ' ,l,e Pennsylvania Canal, wilh Brick Store-
gen.u ?.",W lo $10,00 ! Hoiioe "' W ar llouw, a Frame House and
Gray Bmnkets 3,50 " 0,oi) : Blacksmith Shop thereon erected.
White Blankets 4,50 S.f.O Also All the right, title and interest of
Horse Blankets, a piece 2,50 7,C0 j Jch SulonfT, in a tract ot Land in 'Slim
Carpels at reduced prices. I K" Vnlliy," Fermanagh township, adjoining
Best Boots 4,50 5,50 'nds of Henry Dumm, Jacob l lsh' IMrs,
Al.so. a large lot of Ladies' Muffs and ColL.is 1 Henry Sulouff. and others, conlaiuing Three
at low prices. I have added lo my stock a j Hundred and Thirty Acres, more or few, with
Ji:e asnortmeni of Men's Clothing at the lute ! Dwelling House and Bank Barn thereon
dcclide in prices, which is of cniiiely newi"'""1'
style, and can acll at reduced prices.to any in Also Ml the right, title ami interest or
the county. Also a large lot 0r Buffalo Kobes J"C Sulouff in a tr.tct of Land in r'trman
trom $10,1.0, $12,t0to$15 0l'. Doty- C'.ulhts I na township. a.Ijninir.g lands of Enoch Horn-Va.-her,
cheap. Coal Oil 15cts. per fjuart, j iuB on I,le south, Jacob fish's Heirs on the
best Tobacco tHlcts per pound- eas'- Henry Dumni on Ihe norm, and the Ju-
X. B. Any person purchasing lo amount 1 D""a Kivcr on the west, wilh a Dwelling
d $10,00 and upwards will be allowed 5 per
cent, oil, for cash, at any time of purchase
Thu highest price paid for iiiarkci ing, iu
goous.
Oct.
Mailroad tics 57 cents.
30. i8i;7-tf, J.
M. TODD.
S1'
lf0l!K FO!t SALE.
On account of ill health, I will sell my
stock i.r STOKE GOODS at the old -Fetter
i-iand," in Landi!-burg, Berry ohiiit. Pa.,
wiih a lease r the room for one year from
1st April, 1W.8. This Store Stand is one ot
the ht st in the county having a rich settle
ment around ihe town of Landistmrg.
Terrns reasonable. Applv soon.
Oct. "JVot. JOHN 1. Mlil.OCK
JA3. V. POYVElC
WITH
SIILLMWAV, C HANDLER k CO.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers iu
BOOTS & SHOES,
111 Market ami L'10 Clinrrh .St.,
PHILAPLPI1IA.
on. 2::. 1x1.7.
District Court of I lie 'Jnited Slates, )
Fur the Wcieru District of l'eun'a.
I.I Bankruptcy. In ihe Mallei of John
.Mnliiit. S :i in m-l Shearer and Samuel A S'nenr
er, partners as M iflitt, Shearer Co., Bauk
rupls. Western Dist.ict of rennsylvwniii, ss.
A Warrant in Bankruptcy has been is-ued
by said Court against the E-tatc of Mufti!!,
Shearer & Co.. of ihe County of Juniat 1, ami
State of I'enusylvauia, in -aid District ad
judged Biinkrtipts upon Petition id ihli
('( ' ,0jj'v'
Creditors, and t;.c payment of any debts and
very of any property belonging 10
said Bankrupt, to them or to Iheir use, and
the transfer of any property by them, ire lor-
bidden bv law. A meeting of the Creditors 1
of said Bankrupts to prove their debt
a'1'1
chooso one or more Assignees of their Estate,
will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy to be
holdcii at M itilintuwn, in Slid District, on the
Fir t day of November. A. D. 1 SOT. at 11
o clock A. M., at the ofticeof one of the l'.eg
islcrs Bankruptcy of said District.
TIIOS. A. BOW LEV,
l S. Marshal lor said District.
Oct.
FARM FOR SALE.
! running water at the dur, with a variety of
Will I c old nt public sale on the premises 1 tll;ji u-...
on TUESDAY. NOVEMBER I'.Uh, Ifc'iT. n Tie tthrr undivided half of the above
farm lying iu Fermanagh township, bite the tract will be sold at the same time by the im
properly of Joel Voder, dee'd., coutainiii: ' dersiirm d, as Assigrre of John Freut, surviv
I IN E HUNDRED ACRES, and TWEN1 V-ONE i;,g partner t.f Kurtz Freet.
PERCHES, of which '.rj acres are cleared and No. ' A tr.ici of land situate in Delaware
'" a Knu'' fel:"e of
cultivation, the balance
There is the half inter-
I nuiiVY lllllotT i:tnu.
est iu a bone Kan
will be sold with the
mile distant vhich
farm. The improve-
metits art:
new BANK BARN, titlx-l" with
Wacou Shad, Corn Crib, a LOG HOUSE
Weatherboarded, with all the necessary out
buildings. A good spripjj of wale:- and also
well of good water at the door. The proper
ty lies three miles from MillliutoHii on ihe
main road to McAlistersviile. A young Or
chard of grafted liuil, apples, cheriies, pears
etc.
Term nf Sale. Three hundred dollars lo
be paid on day of sale, the balance of one
hall ihe purchase niuuey to lie paid on 1st of
April next and the balance in two ejual an -
mini payments with interest secured by bond
on the prwitiies.
Possessiuii lo be given on 1st day of April
1SGS. Title undisputab.e
Oct. 23-ts.
THE HEIRS.
LADIES' FANCY FURS!
,,.. , ,c ! iwo-st.iiy Frame Dwelling Id lire, well finish-
JU11-N J' A It t'il ii A 3 ; ed off. with giool Siable .mil all oilier i.eces-
O'd Established Fur .Manufactory. No. 7lb isary iuiproveineins. One other adjoining
ARCH Street, above 7th, I'll ! LADELI'll I D.ivid Frey. Geo. King and W m. Cross, con
llave now in Store of my own Importation ' lainiug tvto acres. The other and list lot ao
aud Manufacture, one of the largest and lucst ! joins the Public Road, at the Brick Chiircli
beautiful selections of land th-.-two Acre Lots contains about Sixty
FANCY Fl RS j I"'. "i0re or !
forl.ur.es' and Children'!. Wear in the City .. "No ,J r V r:'f f '""l ,jiinB Widow
. ' ' Li ...... , cf Cettfs Fur tJl i.es uyer. Joseph Jordan and olherf, containing
and Collars.
I am enabled to dispose cf my goods at
very reasonable pi ices, ami 1 would therefore
solicit a cail from my friends of Juniata
county and vicinity.
lleuiember the Same, Number and Street !
JOHN FAREIKA,
No. Tic Arch etreet, above 7th, souih side,
Philadelphia.
I have no Partner, nor connection
with another Store iu I'hiludclphia.
Oct. lb lS07-4ins.
TJUY THE BEST Samuel Slrayer, of Pat-
J tcrson, is the authorized Ageut for the
sale of the
EilWRE SEWLNG MACULXE,
and also for
THE WILCOX cC- GIL'S.
Taese are the two best Machines mauufac-
turcJ- in
Persons wishing to purchase should ca
Hecht o: Strayer's Store, iu Patterson,
'! at
aud
examine for themselves.
SAMUEL STRAYER, Agent
Jan 9. 1:7
FLORENCE
LOCK-STITCH REVEBSI3L Ftto
S e w i n o Machine.
Beat Family Midline in the V orJ. lljhett
J'remium Gold Mctal l.at Fair of tin
AaiKicAN Isstiti'TK,
New York.
Flokknce StwtNo Maciiink Citmpanv.
No. 503 Broadway.
The machines can be seen at the residence
of tho Agent, Miss L. C. Stambaiigli. Main
Street, .Mieiin, Ta. I may - ', '' tf.
tntiwrr .-) ;.Lr.. vy vinu. of sundry
O wrils of Fieri Facia, imed out of tha
; "use ana D'lin inert on eredl. containing
iTwu Hundred and Twenty Acres, more or
less.
Ai A Lot or Ground in ti e borough of
MilHintown, bounded by Second ftreet on the
west, by Cherry street on the north, by an
alley on the east, and by lot of James Kirk
on ihe south, wiih a llju.-e and Stable there
on erected.
j 4i.no A Lot of Ground in the-aid borough
'of .Vilt'.intown, bounded 011 the north by J.
, Burrhiield, en Ihe west by an elley, on the
ontli by lot ! W. A. Magonaplc and Mrs. E.
Jacobs, and n'n the east by Or m; e street.
Al.so A Lot of Ground in the borough of
M ftiintoa 11. hounded on the 1.1 rth by jot of
.1. Bcidlcr. 011 the west by lh 1 ennsjlvnnia.
1 f inal, cti the south by lot of V i!lian Bell,
; on the cast by M:iin street.
I Al.so The undivided half of a tract of
. Land on Shnde .lomilnin. in Fcroanagh
i tovnsliip, ntljoining l;inds of Henry Sulouff
r.n the south, I. Howr and Brother on tbo
eist. on ihe rortli nrd west by by E. L. Ben
edict, lv'el-h and o h;rs. containing Twelve
Hundred Acres, more or less.
I Also A Lot of iiround in tho Lornu?h of
I M illlinlown, bounded on the ea-i by Water or
Front s'reet 011 Ihe nnnh by 1 t of Jamei
i llornirg. m ihe west by I'ei.n'a Canal, on
. ihe s-nit!i by leimidor Si-r..dy.
Ai.su A tract of Land in Fermanagh I tp.,
Juniata 3 inry, a Ij 'iiiing lands of Henry
; kioi.im on tho south, on the west ly Juniata
Kivcr. on the nirth and east by r. L. Bene
dict an I Jamb Fish's Heirs, coninii ing Three
Hundred 1111 1 Forty Acres, mor or less, with
House and l.ng irn tlieiein erectrd. Seized,
taken in eec;:i ion and to be seld as the prop -crty
of J.icob Snioiiif.
S B. LOUDON, Sheriff.
Oct. 2-5, 17-ts.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
XV virtue of an order issued out if iLe Or
) ph:iiis Court of Jti'iia: county, Ihe un-iltr-ined,
Administrator of Joseph Kurtz, of
Delaware township, dec d , will exit Be to sale
, on the premuca. at ihe tune and pli.ee beloi
mentioned, on Saturday, November th, lt07t
the following described tracts of land to wit--No
'1 The undivided halt of a Iract land
siliiiii in I'el-iwjre tiv nsLii. Juniata county.
Pa., adjoining Abram Page, and mi eis, called
the Sul. .11.I' tract, containing ONE HUNDRED
and FIVE ACHES, more or less, about sUty
acres of wlich is under good cul'ivation and
the toitaoee well I iul.-rvi.
The improvements consist of a Two-Storv
I T .....1 II. I... 1.. ..!.!.. !....!
11 i-iiiiiv iiv-i.i - ini'iuir uttlt
an I all uiher nce.-sary u'lll.uiUinir-) with
town-hip, containing FIFI'V-I'IVE ACRES,
tiNE HUNDRED and TWELVE PERCHES.
more or less, adjoining Jacob Sickle, Michael
j L-iuvt-r, Georre HulbarJ and others, bavin sc
, thereon erected a Log House and large Bank
Barn, nearly new. with Wairmi Shed and ail
necessary out buildings, wiih mailing wattr
at ihe door. There is a'so a large ami ex
cellent Orcharl on the j remises. Twenty
Acres of the above tract is tiu-.ber land.
No. I. The undivided fe sixths of Forty
One Acres and hirlern perches, and aojoiu
ing No. 3, John I'eitfer. James Dunn, Daniel
Wesifal! nt:J others, 'ill of which is cleared
; and under good cuiiivatiou.
The remaining
the same time
i one sixth ill a. so be sold ut
i and p, ace.
j No. 5. Six lots it. I'.-tsi .ale:n described as
' folloivs ; One adjoining Win. Cross 31 mi Sttm-
uel .M. Kurlz, containing One Acre nnd twen
ty lie pitches. Three others, adjoining Win.
I ross. I 'te I. hurch Lot, and each oilier, one
I of which contains Seventy. nine perches, aud
'the other two each contain Seventy one
I perches, on one of which is erected a bilge
Four Acres, more or less, well improved willi
a ucw two Story frame House, with base
ment, good Stable and other outbuildings,
with a variety of Fruit, ic.
Tekms. Ten per cent, of tin? purchase
money to be paid when the property is struck
oil ; one-fourth to be paid on continuation of
the sale by the Court : one-fourth on the !-l
day of April 111 xt, i-hen possession will ho
given and deeds matie to the purchasers, and
the residue 011 the 1st doy of November, 1HS,
wiih interest from the first day of April, ISO,
to be secured hy judgment bonds.
rp"Hle will couiaieiicv on the premise
1 jt.
cribed in number '1 at Pi o c!o :k A. !. ot
j said day for that property; for the residue
at East Salem at 1 o'clock.
! SAMUEL LEONARD. Adm'r.
J September 4, 1'iT-ts.
j liootl News for Mothers.
Jlolhers are you oppressed wiih anxiety
"ul J'our I't'le ""e3 r yur slumbers and
' hetrts broken by their cries? Do yon awake
j in the luoriiiiij: iiurefreslted and apprehensive
j If so, p imc 11 re at once 11 bottle of Dr. Leon's
I Int uit Remedy and you will have no more
J weary hours o. watching and auxiety.
: Dr. LKONS' INFANT RKMKDY
Has stood the test of years. Thousands of
nurses and mothers bear witness tti::lit never
fttiU to give relief if used in season. It is
1 mild, yet sure and speedy cure for Cjlic,
! ("ramps and Windy Pa ins, and is invaluable
tor an complaints inci leni 10 teeming
Sold by Druggists thioiighoul Ihe United
Stiites. Adttrcss all 01 tiers to
ZIEtJLER & SMITH
Sulu Froprirt-.i s.
1"7 North Third etreet, I'll i la Ie!-!)ia.
nov. 1 1. It.