Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-30

our grave yards are too much neglected
too little respect is shown to the resting
place Of the departed. The civilization
and refinement of a people may always
be measured by their care or nege'ct of
their dead. -e'asA &
LUMBER! LUMBER = Mr. GEORGE
GOSHEN, of Patterson, since his return
from the army, has resumed the Lumber
business He will keep constantly on
hand Pine and Hemlock lumber, such as
Boards, Scautling, Plasteriag Lath,
Shinsles-in short evesy:hing nseded for
building purposes. Persons in want of
anythin; in his line can be supplied at
the shortest notice, and on fair terms.-
Lumber delivered if desired
CooNs-Our friend DR.. P, Hamlih
who formerly practiced medicine in this
place and enjoyed an extensive practice,
was attracted one day last week to GER
tain spot in .he woods near his residence
on the pike below town, by the barking of
little dog, When he came there he
found no less than FIVE Coons on a tree,
which he by the aid of bis unerring rife
soon brought to the ground. These are
the first coons we have heard Of being
killed this fall.
FREE LEcTUREs.-The public are re-
spectfully invited attend to attend series
of lectures, to be delivered in the Luther
an church, on the evenings of Wednesday
aud Thursday, of this week. by Prof. j.
Delaney, of Philadelphia. These lec-
lures, which form popular course Of
Divitity, comprises the following sub
jects, viz: , -.... .
1.-The Church Of the Catscombs.
2-The faith Of her Martyrs. .r
3.ETheir victorious Testimony
4.-Their faith in Chri.t's Divinity.
5.-Their view of the Resurrection.
6-Their peaceful death.
THE post constantine church.
S.-The Wealdenses before Luther,
&c, &c. Come one ! Come all II!
SoLDIERs-We observed in a paper
published down town few weeks ago a
fat denial of the statement that the dem
ocrats voted against the soldiers right to
vote while in the army. We always pre-
dicted that these men would be ashamed
of their work and would deny it when
those soldiers would come home, and the
prophesy is now fulfilled. In every town
ship and borough aud in every county in
the State the vote for the soldiers cores
ponded with the vote for Curtin and Lii a
coin and .he vote against the soldiers cor
responded to that of Woodward and
Mcclellan. Let any. man take up the
return ans compare the districts andcoun-
ties and the disgraceful damnins record
can not be rubbed out, denied or smoothed
over that the Democratic party as body
and with few individual exceptions did
their drtiest to disfranchise our gallar.
soldiers and put them on level with ne.
groes, horses and things. There IS the
record gentlemen, you made it yourselves,
we did not do it, its your work-now face
the music, father your own children, and
take the disgrace of your treachery.
DELAWARE WELCOMES HER RETURN
ED SoLDIERs.-A rich banquet was Civ
en- to the soldiers of Delaware township
on Saturday last. There Was full at.
tendance of the war worn veterans, and q
large turn out of the soldiers friends
A stand was erected, speeches delivered
aud large dirner cared for with an ex.
cellent relish, after which the vets and
their ladies', including the young folks
generally had grand romp. Everything
passed off pleasantly and to the genera
satisfaction of all present.
Miss Clara Myers and Miss Sue Roth
rock will please accept our thanks for a
liberal share of the good things prepared
tor the occasion. Thank you Ladies'
you have not forgotten that an Editor is &
human being aud has IN occasional relish
for the finer delicacies Of life. For par
ticulars see communication in aunothe,
I column.