Juniata Sentinel.
M I F F L. I X T O W X
Wednesday .Moiuiu, December 1,180?
II. If.
w IL,s:i.V, Editor and l'ubiisher
rou president,
(JE.VL IMSSES S. CHANT,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
GOYEBNOK JOHN W. (iSARY,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
TIIH KUl'l Ul.lV.XS roLicv.
The platform so ingeniously creeteu for
& republican Congress by President Johu
pen and his advisers is alieady demolished.
C'innross, with a promptitude and decision
that deserve credit, is proceeding to build
a platform of its own. So far as we can
see at present the niaaks in this . !atfo.ui
a,e tLse :
1. The reconstruct;..-!) question will uot
le reopened. J he legislatioi already tu-
acted on this subjeet will be adhered to
und carried into effect. The reconstruct
ed States will be restored to their ancient
places, und if she Democratic party wishes
to keep up the agitation it will be left
without an opportunity of doing so. 2.
The industry of the country will be re
lieved of most of the severe burdens of
taxation. 3. The ruinous contraction pol
icy will be arrested, -i. The extravagant
cost of government will be cut down to a
strictly ecou'ouical scale. 5. The army
will be reduced to a suitable peace isiun 1
ard. (i. The increase of the uavy bv
building new vessels will be stopped.
This is the labor u:.der!akea by Con
press, and it will occupy it!! the time and
attention of the Republican members to
get through with it. If successfully ac
complished it will gne lutema! peace
unity, harmony and prosperity to the re j
public,
cieariii:
Congress has
away the great
wisely.
leading obstiuc- j
tiou to busiiiw t-aased ly the impeach-
luciit 'ietiou, which Lad it bsoti abowed
ty bo.'iti would have occupied the wbolc
, , , . - ,. .
tessiou, to tbe I'sciustou ot ati other mat-
ters. TliC two reductions of taxes already
made l y Coosrrcss Were in pursuance of
llcriiif lii-.au imlicv ml nnjinst ll.af i.f lli. 1
.... . J , . ,x . li
Auiuiuis. ration ami ti i;ie i-'emoeratie
j.rty. If uo.v the prcsrnt Congress, uu
der the tame au-piee?, should resume the
saa.a p jlicy and give to the people that
gieat lelkf from taxation which is so
ueedfaJ to bet the nachiaery of industrial
prorptriiy again in motion, and shall put
the reconstruction question beyond the
reach of Johnson and his followers, and
at the saiui time stop contraction, we shall
ir before the country in the ''residential
election with the assurance of victory.
To retrace our steps, alter having gene
so far in adjusting the southern troubles,
would be ruinous. The determined ad
herence of the rebels to all their old er
rors was exhibited so plainly when they
vcre entrusted with the civil government
of the conquered States, as to leave no
room for doubt that a c untc-rvaliug clc
lucjt limit be found, and it has now been
provided in the organization cf the Re
publican party thero. AVc Jo not doubt
that the re-nrguriz.'d Sta"c governments
will Le so constituted as to merit the con
fidence of all those southern people who
want peace and tranquility, aud that the
ubsientiou from voting will give place to
a cheerful acquiescence in the new order
of things. To this end Ci)U"ress has uet- ' 1
ed wisely in the repeal of the cotton tas,
and it will act still more so if the
meudations of Generals Pope aud Sw:iyuc !
le carried put, by pardoning such rebels I
as Lave aided leeonstructiou, as iu the i
case of General Lontrcet and Governor
l'atton. '
j
Rk-okO A. IZATION of the TREASURY, j
Bi'REAU. A project is on foot for a mod-!
ification of tht plan recommended by the j
Secretary of the Treasury iu his report !;
fir tbe re-organization of the bureaus of
the Treasury Department. The Secreta
ry's plau is to retaia tbe First Comptroller
to audit accounts of civil officers, the Sec-
i
ond Comptroller to audit those of tuilitiay i
oliioers, and to have created a separate I
I !.- L...
OveralltheseaChiefComr,troller.stobeiuPlIie oIo rnsoo. 1 hough the cxplo-,
fint.nintod to n-hnin nineals Iroin tbfl three .
subordinate Comptrollers may be taken.
The modification alluded to is to preserve
all the features of the Secretary' Fplau ex-
cept .hat portion creating the office of j
1 1
i .i . . .i n . n i Isistance thev must expect from the J-en-t.roposed
that thc three Comritrollers be ! 3 , . . ,.
.. . , , en . t , ,, iians. And in this new struggle it issato
constituted a board of Control, to hold a
t-essiou once each month, and to have ap
pellate jurisdiction from the decisions of
each Comptroller. This modfication, it is
thought, would secure all tho advantages
sought by tbe Secretary, and save the ex
pense to the Goveiment of a Chief Com-
p'roiler ana a bureau of clerks aud copy-!
fKNiSVI.VAXI.V OX I.HPEACII.UE.Vr.
The following id lLo volo of the Rep
resentatives iu Congress from Pennsylva
nia on ihe resolution. "That Andrew
ani misdemeanors," ou Saturdav. Dcceui-
ter 7, 1SC7 :
YKAS.
Thaddeus Stevens,
Thomas Williams,
Stephen F. Wilson,
lull (i M. Droomall,
Jebn Covode,
William It. Kclley,
Leonard Myers,
Charles U Neil,
L'!yises Mucur.
I) licputnicau.
NAYS,
'(ieorge V. Lawrence
William II. Koontz,
Ocorge F. Miller,
J.iiiii'j K. Moorhead,
J. Lawreiict 'ietc,
Adam J. Ulossbrtnner,
Samuel J. Stnnilnii,
Jlenjamiii M. Jlotcr,
Caleb N. Tnjlui',
ihiiticl .V. I tin Avken,
C'eiirfle IP. 4 Woodward.
6 ltepublicans and 0
Democrats.
Democrats in italics.
The following IU publicans did not vote:
Henry I.. Cake ('aired with Cornell, of
I New York, v.lio wculd have voted against
j '
I impeachment.
Daniel .1. Mnrrell. absent, hut would
Lnvc Vi).cJ Jur illircncLllieilt j,' present.
(3. W. ISchcu'.d.l, absent on account of
sickness ot his wile, aud would have voi
leJ "hC" if pretut.
Dar.vtn A. Fiuuey, absent ou accouut
of sickuosa .
RtCAI ITi:i.ATIl)5.
For impeachment.. 0
Aguiust impeachment 11
Absent .- 4
- Total 21
AGAINST ( I HAtTIO.V.
The following is the vote of the Penn
sylvania delegation in Congress on the
resolution of (Jen. ivdicuck, chairman ol
the Committee u!' Ways and Means, "sus
pending the authority of the Secretary of
the Treasury to make uny reduction in
the currency by retiring or cancel. iug
I' Litcd States curreuey."
YEAS.
CharUs O'Neill,
Leonard Myers,
Vv'ni. D. Kclle-,
NAYS.
John M. lirooni'ill,
Ad('.'H J. (.'".(.-tvrnrr.
iiicorjic V. Liiwrnce,
j V.;mi-.' J. Jl.ntd -U,
licoiffr If. SI'mOlVu..,
I thlnirl M. Vail Attitn.
j Tulal, 7 2 lU'i.ubii
: CAris aii'l o I'fiiKnr: ats.
i J-viuocrals iu italics.
j Caleb N. Taylor,
UfJ. Unfrr,
I tlauletlH Mi'VCUP,
! L'lvsscs Mereur.
William II. Ko.uuz,
'.V''";'' lt ""v'u
Ijaaies lv. Muorhead.
1 Tbu,,,as ui,!i ,ms
Kicorge F. Mill.-r.
j Xoml, IU 1J ltfj ut '
; lieau auJ 1 Lieiiu.craJ
A;ss;:.r.
'''""y 1 "''
'JV'iit-i W. SchofvUI,
U-trwiii A. Fmney.
- 'auivlJ. Morrell,
KCCA1T1L LATIU.V.
Vena
ay
Absent
Total
.13
.. 7
.. 4
21
wroit t int m:nsn ijy the sc.
It has Lett! decided by the Pennsylva
nia Sopre.oe C-iurt, that drawing a check
on a bank iu which the dru'ver has no
funds, and uttering it, is fraud, Loth ju
the person to whom it is negotiated and
on the bank. Ca--e of Ptteisou vs. Union
National Rank. It is fraud iu the holuVr
ot a check to present it fur payment.
when be knows the drawer Las no lauds
in the bank to meet it. The holder of a
cheek deposited it in the bank ou which
it was drawn, knowing that the drawer
had no funds lo meet it; it was passed to
the bjldcr's credit and charged against
the drawer. J1JI, that thi; was not jay
meut of tlu cheek by the bank, and lhat
the holders could not recover the amount
from the bank
This decisiuu is of im-1
portance to a class of persons who are iu
the habit of ''kiting" cheeks, giving
"memorandum cheeks and checks dated
t .
head." All such practices and frauds
uuJcr tl d'isiou. a" J " cbc(-'ks B0
recom-Uttered are not .-tamped as promissary
Q0Us tLeJ" arc iu viu!tiuu u ll,e j
Suited States Internal Revenue laws.
I'rsoiw who are guilty of drawing cheeks
wLt n ihW LaVlJ no iuad6 111 bau!i ver i
'soou loose their credit, aud have their ae-
s00u J00e "iClr crcu,t alm 1JJ,e IUJ"
count closed by thc bank, and may cod-
si Jer themselves lucky if they escape
piogccutiou for fraud.
F.TEri;Tlrtv8Tn ManchcsterTand
lilt.rl f h aud j
f meeting in Iielaud, are far from i. j
tiiilidatiug the Fenians. Ou thc contrary,
! defiance ot English tyranny makes them
more daring thin ever. In order to lib
erate Col. Rurke, w!.o was kept a prison
er in Clcrkenwcll prison, they have blown
.:.. nti;. d.f-m-tnT tbp Tirtson- i
' ' . . ...I
! wall aud thc neighboring buildings, it did
not obtain the desired result, as tbe pns-
j oner was confined iu an iuncr cell.
Lut .
tbc first respopi.e to tbe Jtf aucUcster e-
.,;.a rlio I nriM what kind oi re-
I to say that sympathy ol puone opinion iu
lull foreign countries is overwhelmingly
with the Fenians.
- -
O.n the top of a lull between Pithole
city, Venango county, aud O.'eopolia, there
is a hole, the depth of which has aevcr
been ascertained, which has recently com
. - r.,1
IH031 WASHINGTON.
Wasimnutox, Dec. 13. A coiifrieuce
of soldiers and sailors representing vari
ous States of the Union, was held at
Washington city, on Monday, the 10:h
iiit., to take into consideration the pro
priety of calliug a National Convention
for tho purpose of nomiualiug candidate
for President aud Vice President of the
United States. This movement originat
ed with tho Soldiers' aud Sailors' Union
of this city, who called tho Pittsburg Con
vention iu September, 1SGG. Thedtle.it
of their candidate for Serjeant-at-Arms
of the Senate is said lo be one of tkreou-
..... - I
trolling reasons assiiiL-u lor tins course.
If the Convention shall bo called they
wiil nominate a ticket iu the interest of
the soldiers aud sailors of the couuiry.
General Rrisbiu has wriiteu a letter to
the President ot the National Soldiers'
aud Sailors' Uuion, urging the hjldingof
a National Soldiers' and Sailors' Conven
tion to meet some time previous to the as
sembling of the National HepuMicau Cou
veutiou at Chicago.
Admiral Porter has written a letter
about St. Thomas, of which the following
is an extract :
''St. Thomas is a small O barultur of
itsc'l, and could only be attacked by a na
val fore-). There would bo uo possibility
of lauding troops there, as the island is
surrounded by reefs and breikers, aud
every p iiut near which u vessel or boat
couhi approach is a uatural fort.lieatiou,
aud only requires guns with a little labor
expended ou the fortified works. It is
true this islaud was captuit-d by the Drit
ish, while under the charge of the Danish
tloveiuor, Von Sehosten, but thr ,vas
uot a shot Gred or any effort made to de
leud the place. This is the only instance
where it has been iu the bauds of a for
eign enemy, and the Rritish would lave
held it to this day, instead of for sveu
years, could they have done so without
liliicullics. There is no harbor iu the
United States better fitted than St. Thom
as for a naval station. Its haibor and
that of San Ju-in. and the harbors formed
by Water I.-laud would contain ail the
vessels of the largest navy in the world,
where they would be protected at all times
from bad weather, and be secure ag-jinit
an I'licuiy. The United States have di
rect telegraphic communication with St.
Thomas, and lines could be laid from the
Capes of Florida across the shoal waters.
which extend, with some interruption ol j
not very deep waters, as far as 'i urit's
Island, and thence direct tn St. Thomas.
The distance would be somewhat grea'cr
than from Cuba, but, comparatively speak
ing, it would not be an expensive line, ns
there would be so much i-hnal water.
"In iiue, I think St. Tin-ma" is the
keystone to the iirch of the West Indies.
It commands them all, and it is ot more
importance to u than any one else ; and
if Kurope was at leisure and her attention
not distracted by its own complication,
we would not be allowed to get the island
on any terms. The chances are that we
may cot get it yet, as the people id St.
Thomas may prefer their present inde
pf-ndent position to being mixed vith our
difficult:?."
GEN'L. GliANT AM) TflE
DE.M'V.
THEM.
The movement in favor of Gen. Grant
for the Presidency daily receives fresh
impetus and iucreased momentum. The
meeting held in Cooper Institute, New
York, on Wednesday, December 4, el
which A. T Stewart was Chuirmau, ami
very many of his distinguished feliow
millionaries aud busiucss barons were
Vice Presidents, may be taken as iudicr
;:ve of v"hat is forthcoming throu.'hou:
.be nation.
Gen. W. T. Sherman's voluntary re
tiring of himself from the cauvuJS of
1SG8 his fame wiil grow brighter as the
man him-.eif grows older :cems to leave
the field so exclusively to Ge.i. Grant,
that :t is too late to cmer new nst.irap.ts
ior thc ,,cop!e's grandest j,ifc, on the
s(l.eugihol recently developed zeal in or
out of official situation, wbsther in the ar-
uiv or among the civilians.
The people are for Great because of
services performed iu the jast ; and hcre-
ia iiey ll:lTe a foundation on whicii ihey
r!ul.v Z fcl strong. Paper vos
and protestations of intended future pc-
i'lnuanccs are as airy nothings 1. these
times when tacts auu acta outwetgu wisues
and words.
Mayor Ranks of Raltimore is ap
pointing on the police force of that e'dy
noue but veterati rebel soldiers. In oi-
der to be a r,olice officcr in 3aItiuiore it
: . . t: .a. ...
J m-w j tt -..
tle j,, 0f a p-jon soldier on his hands
yreat iudi''nation is the cousequenee oi
,.neo ,..
fearcd ,hat murderous not, will M,
f-...,. ,mrrl,n ,.P .1 .
from the overbearing conduct of the em
powered rebels.
Thc Dakota Legislature met at Yauktou
ou Jlouaay h'&t. It has a Republican
majority, for the first time iu the history
of that territory.
The Chicago Trihum nominates Wes
ton for Vice Piesident on the George
Francis Train ticket. The talkist and
' fbn tra'kUt verm! 1 ni..Lfl fl prmd Imiii
JtEI'JtESKNTATIVJJt IN CON
GUESS. In the House of Representatives Hon.
Geo. F. Miller, lust week, introduced a
joiut resolution to prevent any further
contraction of the currency; which was
read a first and second time, aud referred
to the Committee of Ways and Means.
Mr. Miller also introduced a joint reso
lution for the purchase and annexation to
the United States of America, of Rritish
Columbia, including Vancouver's island,
provided the same can be accomplished
upon such fair and lionotable terms as
may be satisfactory to both nations; which
was read a first und second time und re
ferred to the Commitec on Foreign Affairs
and ordered to be printed.
On Wednesday, a bill to repeal the cot
ton tax passed by a large vote. In the
debate, Mr. Miller urged that cotton was
as justly liable to taxatiun as any o'.her
product, and feared that, this might be an
entering wedge for taking off the duty on
liquor, tobacco, etc.
Tin: Senate yesterday received from
the Committee on Territories the bill to
prohibit polygamy iu Utah. It is very
clear aud sharp, and will, if adopted,
make an extraordinary sensation in the
Mormon Kingdom. Reside the restric
tion of marriage to the usual momigamio
form, tho bill prohibits the Mormon
Church aud its officers and members from
solemnizing mairiages or granting di
vorces. The bill to repeal ihe tax ou cot
ton was dicussed and laid over until Mou
day. The bill to secure bounties to sol
diers' fa miles was passed. There was
some discussion ou the bill to raise the
r i i . i ... . i ...
idiuu vi a-ai lUUUCI uolu.1, uui uu vole, i
Cllicvio, lec. 13. A r-pecial dispatch'
from Omaha, dated the l'Jth iest , says
that a correspondent at Fort Laramie, j
writing on the 8th, says that a j arty ol' j
Sioux came in the day before aud desired j
to make peace. They reported that the j
main body of the Sioux arc not di.-posed j
to treat until the forts in the country are j
abandoned. Red Cloud says that he will!
fight the whites as long as he lias a man j
left him. I
Hon. George. Sharswood took his seat j
as a Judge of the Supreme Court of !
Pennsylvania, on the '2d int. j
ilea' iSUmtiscmfnts.
car Head this tartfully, it is the lust ia
str'.ion tliis 31onl!i '
I&eiifeirky stale J.oltory!
gf" 1'hc only Localized Drawing of the
characler iu ihe Uniied Elates !
UKANI) HOLIDAY DKAWLXGl!
To be Drawn at fuvingtan, Kcnlarky.
Class JT, JJcceinLerZlst, 1SG7.
Xo more acceptable and appropriate pres
ent can be made to a mother, wile, daii'.-iiter,
husband or lather, than a ticket in the Ken.
tueky Sttate Lottery. It has loii been ac
knowledged that it offers greater inducement?
o the purchasers of tickets ihun any other
I.-ilizC:' lottery in thc nurld. Thc l'eeenihcr
sc! erne pui J.iSj?s. :n crandear, anything of
thc kind ever preset.!.-., lo .".': Public ; it .lis.
tributes ?J;i0,0otl. The capital ;ric :.- i 'M
t(M', itituri:i a hamlsun.e fortnne to the iud
holder of ihe corresponding ticket Hun
dreds of well attested instances, similar to
thefol'.owi.'jr. areinost d iiiy O'.-citrrit.j;. "Mis?
Mary l'.usscil Mitlord, whod ed iu IS-")"., when
only ten years of age, gained, as a prize in a
lottery, the handsome sum of ten thousand
pounds, or fifty thuusand dollars. The ticket
which drew this magnificent sum, was pre
seiitc 1 to licr by her father, lir. Mil ford, one
of the most prominent men and .judges of the
time." How in any homes would be biitrhi.
ened rty n t-iniihu 6ticccssi in the Oii.A.Ni)
HOLIDAY MtAU lXti of the Kentucky State
Lottery, on December ttlst, 1.SH7.
LIST OF PRIZES.
1 j.n'ze of g.')0.0l' D prhr of 811(1!)
1 un'zr if 20.yt; !' jiriu-s or' 2f0
1 prize oj
1 prize of
2 prizes of
2'J jirizes of
GiJ ju izcs of
c.lWI) bw jirhfs ,f
7,oo(i ; o prizes of irm
5.000 220 prizes of 125
1,0(101 IS rizrt of 100
l,00!2Gl prize of 50
Prizes, amounting io $230,G50 .'
32,000 yumJcrs, and 78S Prizes.
Tickets 12, Halves Quarters ?3.
l'LAX OF THE LOTTEUY : Thc num.
hers, fronl 1 to i.OOli, on separate slips of
paper, arc cjci'cled iu tin tubes and placed
iu a glass wheel tj the sworn Commissioners ;
the prizes arc similarly encircled and placed
in another wheel. A number is drawn by a
blindfolded boy, aud at the same time a prize
is drawn in tho same manner ; both are open
ed and exhibited to the audicuce, iha) num
ber being entitled to the prize drawn with it.
This operation is repealed until all Ihe prizes
are drawn.
The above magnificent scheme will bediawn
in public in Covington. Ky., on ihe 31st day
of December, Ifti.", beinglhe UUEAT HUL1
j'JAY DUAYVl.NU of Ihe year.
These Lotteries are chaiered and author
ized by ihe Legislature, and are conducted
under lh supervision of three, sworn Com
missioners, appointed nil behalf of the Slate,
to sec that justice is done to all. They are
not gift enterprises, Knt responsible money
institutions, which have been successfully
conducted since lb'27 and have many more
years to run. Bonds to a large amount are
tiled io focure the payment of all prizes.
Tbe oliicinl list of numbers drawing prizes
will be published iu the Xew Y'ork Herald,
Chicago Papers, Cincinnati Daily Coii.rceicial
and Cincinnati Coraiaii papers.
Address all o:ders for tickets to
MUitilAY, EDDY & CO.,
Dec. IS, 1SJ7-H. Covington, Ky.
T1I.A1S and Fancy Job TOrk aeatlv eiSccBl
out
i, ed at this Ofiioe.
A iNEV RAILROAD STORE
On the Corner of full, S t. end K'lil
r in ill Aoeniir,
Started Sy Stock Shares cf $10,00.
Great Excilcnuut AiH'itiyst the STvtckahU
in l'utltrsosi and I uiui-'if.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
S'o Hull l. TumLii; or Any IlVy j
tu lua Oct l.
rPlIE following is a list of Goods now on
JL haml and fur sale at co ripcrative prices.
Iiverjr purchaser becomes a stock hoMtr.
Teas, Coffre, Suar and Mola-ses.
Hi ices of nil kinds.
Chrcdc, Salt and .xl FLh.
Uice, Ut-ans and pina.
Dried Apples an-l Peaches,
('aimed Frail of ail Uii:-is.
Raisin, 1'iuens, Fifts I'.itcs, and Nuts of all
kinds.
Cucumber Tickles by tbc dozen or in Koitles.
(iit'ectiotiarit o? all Iviuud.
Oranges, Lemous, (jiceu Ai rles und Cran-
l.?n-!-.-s.
Cedar Ware, llri.oiu.-.. Ka'Wl. .'.-.
Marketing of ail kinds aN'nys un hand i
s.:i .11.
MO W&S MA UK EI CA R
Runs to Pbiladclpliia and re terns once each
week loaded witli Potatoes. CaMapi KreiU
Fish, Oysicrs iu t he neliell. or opened to Ptiit
purchasers. Or Jurs from mcicLauto suii :iica.
eijojs carried it fair ratc-
J. , P.OWK,
June 19, 1807-lf .!"ik Hi.Vn.-r.
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I verly-l n u y ears. Thirty Tho us-and Appli
c.itioiis for Patents have heeo aiade through
their Ace!i'-y. More thi'.ti One Hundred
Thousand Inventors l ave sntiirhl the cou:;:-el
of thc Proprietors of the $:irn:itic Arr'. rtruit
concerning iheir inventions, ConsultMti. tis
and advice to inventors, '-y :-. ii":, free- Pam- The accunt of T. V. Lrkec. Treasurer of
phlets concemin Patent LaJ of all Coua- I School and Roumy Fund ot t'eiiwaie tuwj
'ries. free. i -hip. wa.i au.iile.l. ai-d she f i.:T i a copy
ttyA 11 mtisonic Round Volume, contain "f 1 ae s;.uie. '1 tie aceunt! as .-r.iw J. i:b-'ve oy
irj lot) Mechanical Knjcravin cs, and the j 'he prosei.i Audiiors. iuvuri et, an 1 will bj
foiled St.-.les (n t:sly Cotinti'-s. wirh liinib, teste 1 iu Cuuri :
and Receipts for .Mechanics, inaib -I o:t re- i 1 I;-:.
ccip
of
Pec 11. is.;;--t.
SADD LP AX I) 1! A P. X E.-.S M A X C FA I 'Tl It V
in Perrvsvillel The undf r.-incd having
loeatrd pel luanenl!;, in the Don uirh of Per
,"yville. ;' doors ahue ilu.-k s Store, take
tuis method of iiiformi:.' the public, iiiat he
is prepared to manufacture ull kinds of Sad
dles, Hartis. ltiidles, Collars, Sic. &c., oi!
.-hort notice, and on thc most reasonable
terms, fancy single and Doi. dc Harness,
Vt hips. Fly-nets, and everything iu his Iiue
of bttnlaess. always on band and for sale ui
lowest prices. ,
Itrpairi:.; neatly eiecuted, ami all Work
warranted I
Having had sever.-.! years experience in the
businefs he tia'ters himself that he can giv
general sa:islac:i-oi. Call and examine lor
vourselve bel'ore goiug elsewhere.
June -o, '1-7 -tf. 1. M. LI-IIIO.
JACOli RElRLEit,
PcnltT in Dmss, Mcdifiacs,
XTTOl'LD respectfully inform the citizens of
Mit.iiutowii and s;iri-ouiui:ng country
that lie has just received from l he east a large
and well selected assortment of Qruic, JZ:3.
for ine.iical purposes only, aud a general as
sortment ot everything pertaining to his bu
siness. Jtsjrl'liysieians orders promptly fillcl at a
small advaii-e of easlern wholesale prices.
ttay-Prescript ions carefully compounded at
his Store, at Itollmau Drolhers' oil stand.
Main street, two doors west of Pclford's store,
Milllintowu, Pa. jau 1SG7-Iy.
PEXXSY'LVAXIA KOt'SE
PA T TEE SOX, PA.
Opposite IBifflia Sialian. on Pciiii'a. Railroad
The undersigned would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally, lhat lie
has taken charge of the above n-iiued house.
Thc house is large and commodious, and
well ventilated, aud is fitted up in single
rooms and rooms for families, and is open di.y
and niclit. Persons wakened for any train.
Tilt best ati.nd.ince given terms as reason
able as the times will admit.
F, M. MICKEY,
j.in. ."0-tf. Owner and Proprietor.
rpiIE OLD STAND The undersigned takes
'JL this method of informing farmers nnd
others in need ot anything in his line that he
still continues the Saddle and Harness Man
ufactory on Water street at thc old stand for
merly occupied by William Kenny. Every
thing sold at reduced prices. Ite pairing doue
to oruer. t'arriagc and Duggy trimming neat
ly executed.
may -2K lSfi7-lf. JOHN DIEIIL.
STATE CAPIT
tol Duildinirs,
TOL HOTEL, near the Cap
HAMSliURG, PA.
J5.Teruis as moderate any Hotel in ihe
Tily.
Vll. G.TKQMIS0", rrpriftor.
I J ATA VALLEY BASK.
. rOHERCY.FATTZR.302J, JACOBS &Co
j 3Iijnintoicn, Juniata Count u, I'tmt'a.
IAJ 1 A iO,COO.
JOSEPH POME HOY, President.
F. S. JACOBS, Cashier.
DI3LCTOI13.
Joseph Pomeroy, jjohn .T. Patterson,
Jerome N. Thompson, i George Jacobs,
Jobii Lalsbaej. .
STOCICUOLIitaS.
John J. Patterson,
Ueorje Jacobs,
John .Motztr,
J N. Thompson,
Jacob Rerpey,
Amos (j. Uousal',
Joseph J'omeroy,
Joseph llolhroek,
Michael HoCinun,
No-ih Ileuzler,
S. K. London,
luriiel ieber,
Uohn Ralsbacb.
S- T. McCiilIocb.
Eno Rer-ty,
iJoi.u Oinrith,
F. .S. Jac.it.,
JE. W. Kiroy.
.Abrahaai Sieber,
I lViiliani Ijauks,
:Sar.mil Leouard.
: liavid lit rtzler,
leremiah Lyons,
i iSuniiiel 1. iierr.
! it. P M.-'Aiiliaius,
; John I!er::ier,
! John K. Rtd.ison,
! V.. E. Parker,
! P. Crce.nieaf.
I Inshua IVtiVtibercer.
! I'aLiel Slouti'er,
, 1 uiis. . ,ie.;i
.samiie! l. i
.r.s,
ill. li. r.eoh'tl.
Klias JIoi-::ii:,
; Philip. Kq-r.ir
.Jac-.b l':oniz.
J.-sepb M. 13.-!:-i(?,
'.tf.nus !;. (Ae-r.n,
. s.;,iTii:e!
:r ;'cr.
Abrani Stoutler, .
Win. 'an Swearincen
j.loLn P.
'ii-dd,
u! tn l.eor.a
l'nitc-1 Etiitei iecuriliLi R-.:eU. etc.. bo.i-M
and sold.
.Seven-Tiiirtiesescliaujed for ri'.c-Tweiilics
at market rate".
U. Cu:!T'Ol:s pcid.
U-jLii cud 5-.i-.v ..!, I at liibf-it rile.
Dcpytiti received, (.'olieci i.-tif made, !ia:'!s
on tie principal cilies. and a jcwrV. baitk
,i: loisirer-s irr.r..tcte-l.
I'nif-u l'.icif.c l'.iitroa l Rondi - the best in
meiit tl.-c market) for sale
Uonds aud other :.la'.'.e p ipers received
on special Uenoiil.
,:.'.y U7. lb,;;.
STATE M 1- X TSIU V ; X CI THE ' ON L-i X
of 'he Rounlr Funds cf lielawarj tovee--.hip.
Juniata connfv. Pa.:
February Quota, '22 recruits. $200
each
Comiiiittce's Lpeiucs.
rliOo CO
Total cost f-.-r first 'jnota iJre?r;i:t:
itn LJiiiKR rn. r r.
P.oun'y for "1 r-.-rciN. I'nniir.ittce
cipeL-c-i -n-I l.ro'r.t.;ije
Total air.&uii: r.f Ro-.pry c-f '-it-es..
Paid by ConlrlbutbiLS
: :i
foul an.'t i
be piid !iy la::;:
Ml-j.l ,
PR.
T. V
LI" KENS.
i re
To aui't of iiuj ica
To an: t of unj-Uou
:'.:r r
il...
for I
s:i-
oiai au: t :s-j !
1
If
cior.f-raiii.
.P 471
l.v lI..i.eet..r'H
!-3 Trt:.;arer'
Py air. I iu t.'uili
iiv Vioiehcr
'W-rcenta!;.
14 II
;-.: 5r
ttor'b baud..lJS
-
by aai't boauiy cui.elltd by
I'vevii -is '2
171 SJ
iV-SK) ?!
3
reaVr for !;s.C.
Datancc unaccourited f-r...,
Stalement of J. R. Vanormi r,
To ara"t ree'dfr im ('.'..Tercet C
DR.
-liec'rs $i".i'. -i
I'R
Py Kin't paid on nr.tes. &c !? 1;;25 4s
Aiui.uat unja.t! aSi.ut 2-j i-0
AUiaULt of inn re---t not asi-.-i taiijed.
" . A. I ;'.! , )
u. kiut;
Au 'liters.
Juns 4, l.v am t paid out f. r School
and bounty itrposes.. $lS9-2
Py am i of Liii 5 (.7
By Percentage P'.J 01
S i I its? Ct
JcS. KCKIZ. isee'v.
1 :z::a .'-lebiNX,
A. II. KCP.Ti'..
Auditing Ciim;:ii:tco
4. 117-St.
mr UOODSal I'lilCES
AT 3IP.S. f . HAX.NEMAN'S
IX r A T T E li k o X,
YVliO has just returned from the City wi'.h
11 a large assort Liient of
Iliiiinerf and Taney Goods,
Consisting in parit-f Honneisun I Km.ii! Silks,
Foners a.: I Triio;::in;r. lI1.1t ..iileri.-s, I.a-e
I'jOuds, Ilandl-erehiei'.-. D.:iiierl s-'kir's. Hoo
Skirts, (iloves. Dead Cimps and ( Ira.imenis,
Xolions and sniall wares, ferr.iinrj the best
assortment of
FALL AND WIXTIU GOODS
la thc County.
jsjlie aoucils u call from the public, being
coi.'a-JtoL lhat she ecu suit
Dee. 4, 1 307-1 iu.
VALUABLE PSOPSIiTY
A T r It 1 V A TE SALE.
rPLc und-.TBitrned ohers 111 private sale. !ns
hi
X f 1
11111, situate iu Miifor i township, Juri-
ata county, five miles west ot j'.-.tititi, e n
tainiug Did acres more or ies, about 1"0
acres Cleared aud iu a good state of cultiva
tion. The improvauieiit tire a good Fran c
otise. Iig liain and I1 oil., r nece-ary
out buildings, with Stone Spring -.use, go.-d
Spring of limestone water couvrhicnt lo hrvise,
with good Apple Orchard aud other kinds of
fruit.
Call on the undersigned residing on the
premises. .tLKXAXDEtt -McCAHAX.
Xov. t, lSli7--m.
PXF.CfTOR.V XOTDIE. Xotice is hereby
1 J given lhat Letters Testamentary ou ti e
estate of Thomas Uobison, but f Turbtit
lownsh.p, Juniata county, dee d., have been
granted to the undcr.-igned residing in auld
lov. uship. All persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested to make immediate yaynieut,
aud those haviug claims againrt the st.ine will
present iheui pr-.nerly au:hei.ii.-tcd for set
tlement. V.'. M. KliPISiiN, 1 v .
D. II rouisox."
Xot. 13, lC7-f.t.
SALT! SALT.'! SALT'! : !
Superior quality, either by .-.ingle sack of
quantity. We will fiiini-li Meichaute
A
wilh salt at Pbi Ik h lph.u prices, with u.e l
vantc cf expeuse ( fieighi.
YLQVk PAKKL?..
ista. me
,;ea sendiu:: out a p jweiiai jv u. e