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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-09
HEADQUAE TER S
iligfIintown Chair Manufac1ory

ltHARLES ". WEITZEL would inform the
- citizens of Juuiats county. that he con-
tinues the Chair Manuf.ctory at the ell known
old stand in Water street, where he is at ali
times prepared to receive orders for Windsor
Chairs of every description, including Setrees.
Large Rocking Chairs, Sewing Rocking Chairs,
Childrcns' Chairs, Counting House Stools. Cain
Seat Chairs, Bar Room Arm Chairs, and every
thing pertaining 10 his business, all of which
he is prepared TO cell cheaper than ever. He
is now prepared to wholesale work at city pri.
ces. Prompt attention viii be given 10 Repa,
ring. All work done cheap sud eN peditiously
Saved Poplar Plank and Scnntipg taken in
exchange for furniture.
E.-Furniture Room on Main street; oppo.
site the Post 0fice.
.Er CHARES WEITZEL..
September 8, iS62-.f.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-09
ISAAC K. sTAUFFER,
WATCH MAKER y JEWELER.
s.uyyR wsFE No iEP0RTER or Wi3CHE,

No. las N Second ST.. Corner Quarry,
PHILADELPHIA. q
6 He has constantly on hand an assert
ga ment OF Gold and Silver Patent Lever
Si.sS Lepine and Plain Watches Fine Gold
Chains, Seals and Keys, Breast Pins. Ear
Rings, Finger Rings, Bracelets, Miniature
Gases, Medalions, Lockets, Pencils, Thimbles,
Spectacles, Silver Table, Desert, Tea, Salt and
Mustard Spoons; Sugar Spoons. Cups, Nap
kin Rings, Fruit and Butter Knives, Shields,
Combs, Diamond Pointed Pens, cte.,-au Of
uhich i0iu BE- sold iov for Cash.
w. TOBi1S d cos best quality full
jeweled Patent Lever Movements constantly on
hand; also other Makers Of superior ouaii;v
\, B.--Oid Geld end SSlrel 5euoat for Cr.5
sept civ
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-09
SINGERS SEWING MA H1NE.

skAa All persons DESTROYS of purchasing any
Of SINGERS SEWING MACHINES will obtain 81
necessary information on the subject and ~
them in operation a; MY establishment.
favored with their orders viii st them Up
better machine thirty per cent. ssIsr-S thar 6,
hitherto done in shis county 1s9amily sheg1d
be without a inschinc ian l. 6ttf
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AE ~ 80 -

Daily except Sunday. fDaily except Monday.
Stop at Perysville ct, ll:2S-tif Haged)
&4l-4:2S' 7 Stop at Thompsontown a.
4:i6: er M
stop at Perrysviile at 2.37 if tagged
s;45--s:34. Thcmpsontown at 2.23-9:0O
nf Gaged.) p aI
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-09
SADDLES AND HARNESS F..

THE subscriber has again opened out his
y Shop on Bridge street one door east Of
kiA . Of work in his line, such as
Saddles, Brides, Collars and Harness
0f'sll descriptions and at different prices. As
he has been carrying on the business for the
past ten years. be feels satisfied that he can
please the most fancy. and give general salts
action. As he intends to make mis- work neat
and substantial he feels assured it will be ac-
knowledeed to he as good as any in the coun-
ty-all he asks is fair trial r
He aise intends keeping OF, hand an assort-
meut Of Saddles, Brides, Sc. rr
Carriage and Buggy Trimming
Executed in the very best and latest style
Repairing, Sc, done neatly and at the siicrt
est notice. H.- l -
His prices being reasonable he hopes TO re-
ceivc liberal share of puoiio patronage.
rfaF ~ CORNELIUS MCCLELLAN.
sepisS-tv
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-09
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

wM. WISE, Merchant Tailor, begs ieH,e W
to inform his friends and the pubic geherany
that he has Just opened out large and iasniou-
able assortment of 49,
FALL AED WINTER GOODS,
which he is really to make TO Crdsr pfo"gg.,iy =,
ami on ths most reasonable terms. me
public generally will find it TO their interest," 70
call at his room above
SICK'S TIN S II OP,
or Bridge street. Mifiintown, Pa. and inspec
my Goods and workmanship 5efHre purchas-
ing elsewhere. | warrant all clothes to Ut or
saln
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WATCHES AND JEyvELRY

Ciocts. R9r ,1ys.
81 r. Iiais dzs foEsp i~gs
Waieh heys. ladies and Gents I5r,sst Pins,
Gold Pens ana Pencils. SC, vhie ifst this time
form the largest and best assorlmen, IN the
county ..rs q, "a. .. d La.
Ee+All the above goods viii be sold cheap
er than any other store in the United States.
II you don't believe it, just give me a ca u
ard be convinced OF the truth Of the assertion
4 i.--t.f,.Fs fr.E- LEVI HECiIT.
Patterson, jan |, 1S64-.f +.HtI I'ff
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-09

Dress t"Gfs, PrnsfTro-s
Vests. Diaress, Coflars, ga
tadersAirts, Hqaih.rch1f,
Hots ard Caps. Boots d Shoes,
And every thing usually found in first class
Gentlemen Furnishing Store.
FiNCF GOOD.S
Also a large and carefully selected assort
ment Of Fancy Gcods, of all classes kinds and
qualities, ell Of which will be sold al the low
est possible living prices.
LaaieS baitors aud Shoes.
He also invites the attention Of the ladies
to his iine stock Of GATORS AND SHOES.
which he viii eel at prices defying colHpeti-
tion.
CIRPEFS. OIL CLOTHS.
lie has on hand a beautiful assortment of
Carpets. Oil Cloths, sc which are of 3 good
quality, ana well worth the inspection oil the
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-07-04

6attunoede rerbIllte ba8 Bett, bos ne6en
benz Sfen ltano. Sn benz 2ebnltuble spi.
idlen Ger Wauo unp Gem Sien iaB 8ater
6annes, eine lelti iame @sltalt. Gin GROCER
5da(eel5 billie ben 9au5en Nann elm. beIe
len TiiBe auf einem sroBen pertrpdneten
Sirbls ltanoen. Den Ropf bebedte cine
NIT Marperfeu perbrdmte MaBe, tpie lie
ole 9anclsute iener @eseno trasen. gfi9t5
mar li4tbar BON bem&ranten. ols oaS bagsre
8eIi4t beEvn Nugen unbeimli@ slabten. =
Re9unslcS ltarrte sr bic @dIte IN. @ecrs
ma&ts ibn nit beul 3tpefe ee8 8eludes BE-,
fannt II, fl8te biu5u. oaB Der Pfarrer ibn Der
Game empFcblea bate. Batter 6annes ant
mortete ni6t. ras..
Ste fino traut, ormer Jgeuno I1ate Me.
lante tbelnebnleno. 6a6en Sic liA einem
Wr5te aupertrout erae t4sl.sa ar;q
gteln antwcrtete Der Srante falt unb trc.
den. H6 our3aaG +- r-., 4a,..
@an lclI unf meiue Soften ben Nr3t bes
ST. unnas entBeSnete Batter 0anueS.-
Die Gunf Der Wenl4en Usrmas Ni9tS, Cas
peis id aus llnser Grfabrung. Dr9 ia.
Gins cermS9rn rie Ier5te: lie 1uien oenGoo
herbei. unO i'd iUiu nod letsn :. /. Die &ranfs
belt wirO pcriber9eben.
S9aucetnp bGatt er it9 fslter in Der,
Bel3. ..s'7
Melonie bolte i6re BSrIe berpcr.
Sest itrefte Water 51nneS bic basere
0auo aus. as1 n
gliht alip! riei er nit bebenrer Stimme.
Sh bin 6Dar retteIornl. aber th nebme fei>
lie Nlmclen an a1I.
Damn iant er 5urIf uno lieR prn acpf aul
pie 8ruit berabtdusen.
Nelanle lab p<rwuncert cen B5rlter in.
Batter 6aupes, a8te @eora, gle fenneu
mid? es I51f..6asaif's 12
So, 5esr 6Driter.
go mebmen Ste etnsn Natb BON mir an.
60 lalien Sic mld oielen 8atb bSrer.
Die Dame IneInt eo gut nit Sbnen.
@luub'S germ. !l'8 s
Sic wi0 Sbnen ELI lOrsenireies 2ebeu
i4affen y a5 i'1G
tSSrtfesrns frlst)
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@sfGbrliAe &renfeeit.

gBenn Ser rreseletete unfluse Singing ausnbst bAs
ben etm Steier 5meribaIten &rantbs IN @ auStnpm-
nen bat giebt es bduii1 tas ein unsttiees G6amse.
t1tl reer bic Jarat @nttetnn3 ibn as6redt. @ an
ene ;u enben, oI rel&e in Sc3e tbrr Griebuna unb
Relpftdbitt aGen feim @etrauen isben tSnne unh er
satet 10 lanse bi ss Ssmstrs oses redlia llstsls,
ie g. ein nit @ei9w en- entsunteee Sals, etne b6e
Nae G@mers TN Scpfe unS In een @Iecern g61abme res
geidts. Raubtet gusu DIE ber 5au &nptsn an Bei.
men une Arsn nnen i'm @ette unS ali ben Grtrentita-
ten @ sssen, ns tann tieie ebeI nit elmer retli@en
Sneleteit Dor 6retten, BIS ;ulcst her GGuren unb
ete Naennoen etnia eng bdS Sprr brr Irtareu Srdn.
bet ten 9eaentanb res gtsits .rs unb ter Erb einen
predltGen Seteen tabrG Elm @nbe ma&t has ion rad
f1e gaHee erng pS ~ hnsn tein Reieneer suridtbrt
barren aranbeit sum Oper faaen in Clge Der nsei i6-
ltdtet unri eneet prabler me6e br Mnreucune ieaes
tScen GiiteS EeS We arS bic Genftupn Strntten unh
hen MeA bes geGeS IN Elm slentes DaeN eergamheln =
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Sunae sRSnner,

btfcntfrs met tie Sptr eus' eetnen Qaers eercrben
nb, edS jabrli 10 piel 2auieee tn eir rIbes Grab
reist nelde but ilre erbabenen 8efene nb errdeten
gernnbesfrafte NIT hem Druner Der gereaeit ben See
beeeiert 2er be3aubernoe ESne entlrft baben
ERrtf1 ,nSsen lid5 nit ppaem 9ertrauen naben.
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3eiEi9.

Die idrtGtden gBrfunssn sss saters frb tar sa ks3
ten. BEIRUT bes @td6tnteS 8erirruns her Sheen, Sc
tsr Jefeataft, u6t lad GinIamet, Miistrenen Seeen
E$ ielba Su'Stan'ft u i 10. 'S stn'ae hsr fSli@nsn
as Junee 2sute, s..Gl.- 80
bic F burd beimfe Qaer seGr6@t tabeu bic e 70 oft
BON Dsn aeuten sDr in ber eae lernen anS Seren ST.
gen ie ounG ipiiren, elblt TN Sdlae turdb Splutip
men, bic, menn nnsebeitt, he Gte unmSgd MAIDEN uno
RSrper nb @et ;erfbrer puten olpr hi nStttgtn dit
te tpun. Sse @errne misu bsrSr tie eintteen tn tie
=. Csc a @ a5f
tebenen ta6 Elm eenber @ea unb tin seesr 8Srrer bic
ne Sa pbae tiee prb bic @sie tes 9ebars sur rourieen
9lserabrt. Die glusitteu tes Yeb nsnernfern @ tupb
lan6Ult6cn getra6tuneer tds ans bic 8renten @eIds
Metere eeaieBsn rerMesert line. a.- -,-, ..-.ttf /.
llabei ber 9DrslIe. 3ae
Die oi.le eauente pelh ade.eus ssr fester etes,ebn
Sabre TIT oeer Nnialt tuir m8 een unt bic menge MIDI
t8st wunrar3tiiden Gpera tpuen, Mshe Or eebntU
f1brte hensn bic 9gttunas Fcppeteurs He peie
@erieneu teiwprrsn meao1 fae Qutfum wieSertplen
Wtalen tnterrtdtet rtte emil III 8eie auf ieinen
Gbaotter ais G6rnmaNa in 8erg au Gtarattsr Mnb @e
tpentaftate geiteuten eiSe tinreidtrIs 9etpdbr-
letfane. .is E5s 9fl 81
9loti, t1.-
G3 gibt p,ee urni euts iln unteeeueaee Auadiater.
meI6e iid ais MerS enusacten ne Or. SrhnIrn y Sntu
W erblrmtde unb cerIdrlide 9iaGmader, pelGe ttr
Qsten anltat Ter eofen Wn6ait Ger Diersin ME-
hrieien Sernfe wirmeten lD Jeet e0elm1biB eebeete
Mer3t ultrtn benz lluer etreuen ni NrgeS Atnen
ben D 0Ibr3n9en HE eiuuptei 1er meGe ureludlt-
der gDeie in tire Sante fcmnen, serns deen runt
Ten Rr. Srbnncn hiIt beB9aib fir nctwenbts in err
tra6ner befpntsra fir Scl6e el nit enem 0ufe unte.
tannt pb eas fsne BeslaubsGnsen DpIre tedaeiS
tn lsiafr SlIce lieaeu
.,e. Nn Grsm e.
Or. Susntcn III ter eniss, reeelmdbis ssttete grIt
speler bic pstlung eewiden Rransbsn ansist Gene
SRttel uub Setaneluns nO alien Anferen e6nid uube.
annt 9r IL berdneebiltet eine 0eben ,pedes er in
heu er6stsn pptdiern GurrpdS ren bieIss Fam
tes aub ddte, nGmh: england, Granfrei6 nn6 In rem
BIrdlep BON Gbatptd L no unb bat eine aus ebebn.
tere Yraris ais ale anbereI &erStt Der Wtlt. frra
Der relter G tsr gfese ttS Or, SUbntOn a tem stbt
Fam m pertrauen ieine Gbre ais Nann upb ltsne Ue.
fhGltAtett ais Mr3t llae1 4eraias -,ef.tp
sr5- Office: so. 7 Slt. gtttertd ff~ate, Itxses
6aab pom SaltmorsRr. nsbta btr ,arSsitsrbaus"
6autfrnnttttten trsshtn lHnel 8striIt. s.
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~ office: go. z Gnb.TreoertdFr.
fteben E9artn BON Balttmrr.tr., Sftlihe 9sit.
Die @tufen btnouf.
81 : II d Il Il MI .

NsIteb tes tJneIidn Gpnesums ser gDunsdr;e In 2cn
bon rdburter eineS eriten neein6en @clesen ber
8er Staaten ter erSf bel! eines 2etens tn ben
Soiptt ern rrn 2caepn Yars Yblapelpba uuo 6uberen
GtStten iueebrat bat etnee her nnnrerbaen Ssunsen
ppueuee bon te en- tie @ti6idte her gRei;tn petS lin
sdbsc geteGe he Steniauen gerpstlt unb Gnbersn
Rranteien Ien irlde ]. .. au1 Die Bel pl6sl6eu @e-
rauen iu ebr erefen, Die sa D errSten te eesinsen
6ltntafetten Il. { MIrrnen auaenhldltd aeheilk.
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Befcnoers III bsadten {!

Or. SSrnrn bietet alien 2ener Setre lfe an trtGe d
tnr clbe eepeie unb unatlrlie Self unb R5rser er-
Drenne r bic &r6ett bic eeai1ae unh eie Ge unfdts
madenee 2aisr 0e@madt tabeH.
Ssr fne stntee rGprse uab tIasenartrtben Sol.
gen her frben @ecrtnbetten res gafers @6w DE int &!
Zen unS ben Giesern Gner;en i'm Srpf S8wi@e bes sc.
ts ger3M Der Dta felrd Sersflspfen ne t5fe nru6e,
@aeeni1pd&c llnprbuuue ter 8ereouunss aness
ueiae Gnttr6ftune. Ssmptcme Ger S6mtnRiu@t. ..@J
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.sN9rrglfLeineriQnRl,. .

4JkI1LNlEEEEI kFWHLttT "a ll1lIIr80t
KSeA sSsrottffrdAs SO. 860 unh 86sk.
e Dletneu Seeerten 6reurbeu unb BEN %nbltfum mace
5iermit bic Husese bas ID boe loon eit 9aEren al,
iefem Iase eteblirte @eGFt bernomuen babe nnb Be-
RSnbie sir rebaltieea Eager bon Sueu iot sedrbets
teten 9erreufleibern ueeer acCn gu ben bngen reis
fen roerGtbis bGteHaub au 'pl&e anT 8eenno oufer.
tiger Derbe. SOffe fit WtnerrSde nub Scieuseuse in
aHeu Scrteu nut ta alien Rreien. = Seruer cine ans,
robI aesenGirme StSde &C., ioie ane in bteEes Rad
eini6Iageube Nrtitel. fs a -
~ Gne 8efenuueeu Uerben prompt, biIia unb
Iiraefer Grin anseferttot Ierbsu.
y &. RatIer.
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Die ireGbiden Drtunssn bes saiers fnb itbr sa s&.
ten. BEIRUT bes 8ehddniies 8errrrune her Sbeen @e.
trudttet Der Gestrafte b6e MInun9er Nhneteuns prr
ter 1eeaGa y u6t rd6 Giniamteie, aiistrcnem 9eeen
& ielbR. Sur6tianlsei NJ. itaS einia hsr $Iinmen
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Junae Q.ute,

bic @ bur beimlife Qaftr seGwG@t babsu bic e 70 oft
bon bpen 2euten sber IN Der Sue Ieren Sol
gen e aunad)tlt fpire ielbt i'm Sdaie eurd Yplutp.
men, bic, unsettett te Gbe unmreli6 MAIDEN unS
RErper uub e ;erbrer Iputen ioprt ie nSttstn dit.
te tpun. Sse @errnsa nleu bersr tie enteten tn tie
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aeheim er1 Rranfhettcn

9ebeimen ErauEhsttcn
senaa ptrtea, ais Ca n5 3eusunssuuldtetett s6pd&e
In 0Gen BEN @lie6ern Gnt3nouneen Der icrtn
unb Slde Soameneretebnusen, Sfpd1e Ger Weroer NG.
imdde Serstlopten Gdu ternbett ttter Iu9enid nidplde
s&pntel. 2pph@mer5, Gntin6Mn9 y 5alies, esr 3as
netei be crn eepen gctemer @priute ten Der Sueeah
peIGe tren SPfern eeti6rltar at es fer Sireen Sc
fang BEN @eIabrten ee nlets terrnbren rnb wenn Ht@
settie 9ebelt reref tre GlnSenoteu Srfnunen rernt
ten Gmide Ger Gpnitutton rerucrbrirsen bic Ghe uns
mSaIi6 MAIDEN unb ussrtn aSrper une @tnn seTfSrea.
9unqs MGnnsr,
btcntrrs pelt te Cptr ienss eetmen 9aers serOrben
fnb edS jdbrIb 10 rtee 2duenee In sir lI rutes GraH
rest wede buttp 1re erbabenen &oente nb entrdeteu
gerdnbesfrae NIT te Dcuner @eretTamfeit ben See
nat bseert 2eter bsabtrnoe GSne entIOdt babeu
@Rrtfa, n,Rsen id3 nit npaem Sersrauen naben
8s!h2jrdtbets psrionsn, =.
pser @olde mel@e M su perfeiatbea teatEdtisen unb @
ptpiier Gd)mde etpe5 Stnee nifeS teu6t
ine irGten unpeyiisl Or. Scbntcn Su 0idtbe aeten.
Gae 5tneerne se9en sie "be pbale rStr feifss 3tr-
f6bpune ter f4refl6en Grf psrten fhnea turirt. =
Derjentse weher i'm Der SebaHeure nnh Nuricrse rsn
Or. SDbniOn nnieriebt fdnn bm ai5 enem Gtrenmanne
phne 6urt m dcertrde unb 3RperlhtIt aIf letne Gr3t
Hfe @eihtfli6teit oerIalIen.
Sreanif9s Sdhwa&s
wtrb uuperseli ge5el une tte Upe Era rettr berse.
felt. Des fur6tbare YET weles eas Qben elenb une
bic Gbe unS Nadtpn,n,ei6at unu69liG med ih,oIt has
2prS Oerer bic bren 2ei endaftea unbeieanen rSbnen.
Sunse 9eue uS u lsdt gu Iusfdwefansen eenetst neil
tie teren GClsen nidt eeraa tennen. cbsle e aud bnr
Strtfturen Ne6er9aeen TN Sarn. Stn une nneers tr.
ssH tn an nm + M m sS sr ssr ss Sp g
lduonen tab tie 6rd Greusuns tber Dene rerIp
prb bic i9 betlen 21fern ereebtn ais BON DeneM
Se ta Sette iinh.
No. office; go. Z Sab'6rtbertdNr.,
Feben Eeiren BON 8alttmprsltr., Slfli&e Ssite,
Die Gtufen btnouT.
Nfdn merle i@ Namen unb Sausnumrner. teun urwien.
be nS trusrtfbe gatma6er Hurdrietene ne 9eptenlre
Quddidlber SGubFltder, Stefelp6er, StraBenrenieer
inb 9ampenpuser T. 10. nenneu et reselmdBise Nerie
unb lauern dnge3peen Or. pbnpns ut tn Der m1be.
R5. @le grteie maisa enen gOf-Stamp eatsaltta,
CINE loeiiuaa ia 2 Gaqen sueeiicaert.
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Dpr3usltGen !6imbeers Silence bon BEN 6imbeerGGft
Der Spdbrteen Grnte fppe ale gBene unt 2snrr erer
AunItat uns ~ iustea pretieH. s .1 g4l g4n
5e sg 8. S3orm,
@dt Samsstr unb Gamtenar., seSendbes
(25Mpr3Wet) benz MRGrfte.
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DR.. Johnston,
Der etu,tas Qrst. wstasr au,ei :.
Sal*iuOre eOas9oiptta1.
Cur l1ntsrp:iidtuus psr Quodia.esrst sta6ltrt,

Der eiR3ies NIob in Der Wslt, srO lihsrs,
iAnele unp q ilagi.cg 5tu en liz c-I
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Oas feinfte unn oCIenbetfte 6rmtbts xontcs 8itt
~. uniercr Seit
9ie Sonisblume (The Honeysuckle)
ELIXIR DE W.T. a

.ill5 ELIXIR DE VITK.
Diets Tpne Bttters meles tt lanse etnen Srr3Isl@e
uf tn @urspo teSt unb tn bem ynnbe f6neu In ebrGu&
rmmt Ia aus benz renen @rsnac tn 0erbtnbune NIT Der
SSnes rber Gaseariaa Rinhe TN Deee Der Dehaatrn
frtt8 unb Dat I'D baelbe In ien rMnIe&unstn Der 3eber
tsre nne UerNauansssrsans tbr persbSpa ssea Rwe u
IN Deuf&lGne ais -- s4r.ef sa l r,
~Das saussstrani uniersr 3sit- HQeiss
tetrddtet m re sfar ~.
rtelbeNter 0efaurdeuYe @prtbeter &C. fnben tn bttTe
Brut Epntc=1tterS etne wertbScle Auele bes YrcftS
einmal eeciet bic R6aer nit hdeIbe etn no
en Ni9t rtc auere genanntf Bitrs bdnst bntlbe BON
ben eswDbnlihen ppuen" nteSehattter ddfAeu unb au
eurireneen GHqueten db unb ba eS BON br wertbtOue
Snsretensten sererst mUrbsn QDttunee rttee
Oredne ldng Dcttereu dNerfonnt rurben no 10 Ida
BET eS reber Ertnfer nr Mrate bet
MIs ErtnSitters ffeb es berefsS ener GIeean3 HeR
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U. S. EXCISE TAX,
9Th District, California.

TRINITY COUNTY,-EIGIlTH DIVISION
/ Notice is hereby given that the lists of the
Special Income Duty imposed by joint resolution
of Congress, approved July 4th, 1864, and which
provides that duty of five per centum.be lev
led, assessed and collected on the LIST day of Oc-
tober, 1864, upon the gains, profits or incomes
for the year ending December 3lst, 1868, made
and taken by the Assistant Assessor OF said Di-
vision, will remain open for the examination Of
all persons interested for the space of ten days
from the date hereof, at the
OFFICE OF THE ASSIST. ASSESSOR. DOUGLAS CITY.
and Immediately after the expiration of said ten
days, that is on the
10th, IIth and I2th OF November, 1864,
between the hours of 9, A. NJ. and 4, p. NJ, | will
receive aud determine all appeals relative to ex-
cessive or erroneous valuations made and taken
by said Assistant Assessor. All appeals to the
Assessor as aforesaid must be made in writing,
and specify the particular thing or cause respect
ing which a decision is requested, and state the
ground principle of incongruity error COM
planned of w. A. ELIASON,
Assessor 9Th District, California.
Santa Rosa, Oct. %, 1864. 422i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-11-05

each OF the papers containing the poll list and
tailies, or attached thereto, stating the number
of votes each person voted for has received, and
designating the Office to fill to which he was
voted for, which number shall be written in
words at full length. Each certificate shall be
signed by the Clerks, the Judges, and Inspector
One OF said certificates with poll list. and tally
paper TO which it is attached shall be retained
by the Inspector, and preserved BY him at least
six months. The ballot shall be strung upon
cord or thread by the Inspector during the count
ing Of the ballots, In the order in which they are
entered upon the tally list by the Clerks, and
said ballots together with the other of said GER
tifcates with the poll list and tally paper to
which it is attached, shall be sealed bv the In
spector in the presence of the Judges and Clerks,
and Endorsed Election Returns and be d.
rected and delivered or sent by the Inspector to
the County Clerk of the county in which the
election is held, and the said ballots shall he
kept for at least six months by said Clerk and
if any person be of the opinion that the vote of
any precinct shall not have been correctly count
ed, he may appear on the day appointed for the
Board of Supervisors to open the returns. and
demand a recount of the vote of said precinct,
and the Board of Supervisors shall proceed TO
recount the vote of said precinct that is SO
claimed to have been incorrectly counted.
SEC. Sc. The said package shall be delivered
to the County Clerk by one of the Judges or
Clerks of the election in person, or may be sent
by private hand, or by mail. If sent by private
hand the person delivering it shall, before the
County Clerk take and subscribe an affidavit
that the package was delivered to him by one Of
the Judges, (naming him. that it has not been
out Of his possession since it was received, and
has undergone no alteration while in his possess
SION The affidavit shall be endorsed on the
package. If sent by mail, it shall be mailed by
one of the Judges, and the postmaster shall
make on it an Endorsement that he received it
from one of the Judges, (naming him.
ELECTIONS, FOR vIo
LATIoN CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF THIS ACT
Sec. %. If any person shall, directly or indi-
rectly, use any threats, menace or force, or any
corrupt means or device. at, or previous to, any
election held pursuant to this towards any cleo
such election shall attempt by any means
any clector in the free exercise of the right Of
suffrage, he SHALL upon conviction thereof, be
fined in any sum not exceeding five hundred dol
lars
SEC. 90. If any person shall furnish any cleo
tor, wishing to vote ut any election held pursu-
ant to the provisions of this act, who cannot
read, with ticket, such person informing or
giving such eector to understand that it contains
a name or names written printed thereon diff
ferent from the name names written or printed
such person SHALL upon conviction
thereof, be fined in any sum not less than fifty
nor more than five hundred dollars.