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co1hseIled the union between those two n;t4s
tons, because of the frequency and iereeness
of their wars with one another, We're not de-
ceived in their Judgment and hopes.
Think then that, in the very peculiar and
exigent circumstances now existing, it is the
right of the people to indicate whom heg will
have to act and speak for them in the next
Congress. Upon them should rest also the
responsibility of the choice. There are con-
ditions Of society when the social obligation
must outweigh private ease and personal in-
terest The desire of the citizen either to re-
ceive place or to avoid it should be wholly dis
regarded. 1t would be dangerous, at such
times, to admit as principle of selection
either the eager wishes of the candidate, Oh
the repugnance of chosen agent
A choice, at the polls, by the whole people
to whom both as a matter Of right and Of
obligation, it appropriately belongs, would
doubtless be regarded by the person selected
as equivalent to command have sale
enough to show that | would myself SO regart
it. .s5 49,.
l remain, very truly and sincerely yours,
suH JOHN S. MILLsoN.
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Should the republican party adopt the theory

party HtlOpJ JHe IlleOlN
of negro suffrage, they must Immediately sepa-
rate themselves from President johnson. and
make war upon him and his administration.
This course wonld have the necessary effect ef
throwing him upon the democratic mtety,
with which through 50 many years he was
identified. Itis to he hoped for the reposeSof
the country whatever shape events may take
that the republicans now holding tie MAORI
ty in both branches of Congress, will not ar
ray themselves in.opposition to the President
and to the democratic party upon an issue
iraught with so much mischief No one can
doubt what would be. result of atruggls be-
fore the A1nerican people upon that issue But
he would indeed be no true lover of his couu-
try who. would be willing. for the sake of a
party triumph, to continue for one hour the
estrangement Of the people of these States, on
to keep alive the painful mameries Of our
civil discord. Better that all parties should
| be obliterated than shat a continuance of the
misfortunes Of the people be the instrument of
! the success Of any. There is more than room
I fora generous emulation among politician,
and statesmen all shades Of opinion in SET
I ting the practical questions so numerous and
! so important which the exigencies Of the times
will present for executive and legislative s3lu-
ton. ID Now it behoyes all patriots to rise to
the level of national dnty-Balt. San. p =.
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X77fRGINTA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
& W Office Of the Circuit Court of the city d
Norfolk on the It'll day Of August, 1865. ara
Paynter, Davis d Co., Plaintiffs.
against a4h ~ In case and attachmst.
JOS, Blckerton CO.., = ,& Defendants.
In this suit, the object Of which s to recover Of
the defendant the sum Of thirteen hundred dol
lars &C., the plaintiffs having filed their declara-
ton, and the defendant not having been served
with the summons in this suit, or with the attach
ment thereon. szsE 9& z
And it appearing by affidavit filed, that the
defendant is not resident of this State. it is
ordered that the said Joseph Bickerton Il Co. do
appear here within one month after due publica-
ton hereof and do. what is necessary to protect
his interest, and that copy of this order be pub
lished once week. for four successive weeks, in
the Day Book, newspaper published in the city
OF Norfolk, and posted at the front door of the
Court House on the day of the next Corpora
ton Court of the said city.
! A copy Teste: sk.ia i8bt2}3
HENRY NJ. BOWDEN, C. C..
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Bsg- We are unable to obtain any reliable
information respecting the action of the Con-
gressonal Convention which assembled at Isle
Of Wight Court House on the 31st. ult Ru-
NOR has it that John R. Kilby, Esq, of Nan
semond county received the nomination
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t Rec Brig. Gen. Torbett and staff arrived
in this city yesterday, and took lodgings at
the Atlantic lan Hotel Report says he is as
signed to- the command of this sub-district.
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DAY BOOK TICK ETs.

w. We have printed, for the convenience of
Onr, customers, tickets emitting the holder to
one copy of the Dag Book each. They can
:. be purchased at our counting room in any
quantities, at, two cents apiece.
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LEAvEYoUR NAMES.

Persons in this city Or Portsmouth, desiring
the Day Book left at their homes, can have it
properly attended to by having their names
left at our counting room. E
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HON. JOHN s. MILLsoN.

We take from the Petersburg Express, of
Friday, the following letter from John 8. Mill
son, Esq, to Charles f. Collier, of Peters
burg H. s.oe l-ag., .5-.TF
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O1t0T1pg
seems have been hobnnbbing topeatber. and
tnastine each other in a true conyisial STYLE
Obr!s generals are reportAd al Addressing friend
aim for the F1nnirt ' " 70
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pl'e0,1 '7'"'ls 10 afletNHate MS coiiaitioll'
lle touu aec lp ueceSsi'y lor s'eii 1iSla treat
44 l, 40 INC p'lsoiief Is always A1
'o' T"1 y HH'iUs' ia ,.Lg
Goi9noi On Pialileu tiat tlie f,ll-
GIlls was az tle instance Oh the counsel Tor
slieiacc'S'' % on uee'S ms eoAllsel deserted
nni. ts s'l'''. ne N9iNs hqsst aS4]il HRpsat III
49, ) fp % 'e p'iSoie Sfesq 10 leelta'e
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MI DaNcis si9' he now saw no necessity iof
~ anu irsi'ineVe the. eontinuI
allce OF II arose rom ppfehensons, ana
mou nov DC :, repeated rom any9hills hereto
iofe SUI ps 'ne, P'isoie4 cot'ii'ei ,5,s,
o"oiei a. " ;'tti'if' at oile tiliel fon-
l y MY .he post at hhaersohVllle, showed
mat mat w rz was assismea 70 tle prison oy zen
w lhuer, a'ld li'f iIli eohtro y 81 10 Inc wy
ness s'lVG description OF me prison. ah', i1s
ihS'iiilcisheyl ~ S4eltep the prisoners, and It's
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Legal. NOTICES.

iRGiN IA.-7At Rules held in the Clerks
~ office of the Circuit Court of the city of
Norfolk y 1 on the 7th day Of August 1866.
9 agapst a n .a.s a,d Plaintiffs this
Chas. McClees, taj+ JAS fi Defendant
In this suit, the object OF which IN to recover of
the defendant six hundred and one dollars and
twenty-three cents, with interest due by open ac-
count the plaintiff having filed his declaration,
and the defendant not having been served with
the summons in this suit or with the attachment
thereon. 44 sI ssgs,-..slf II Is n
And it appearing by iaflidayits filed that the
defendant Is not Resident OF this State, it is orr
dered that the said, Charles AIcClees do appear
here within one month after due publication
hereof, and do .whatiis necessary to protect his
interests, and that copy of this order be pub
hshed 6nce a week, for four consecutive weeks,
IN the Day Book, newspaper. published in the
city OF Norfolk, and posted at the front door of
the Court House on the first day of the next
Corporation Court of the saId CITY, :
A copy Teste TO-. t.titt :
- HENRY NJ. BowDEN, q. 6. +
au loft ,~l,t2 :;
XlRGINIA.--At Rules held in the Clerk 5
Y office of the Circuit Court of the city OF
Norfolk on the 7th day of August, 1865.
+. Stearns Co., stsuoGz Plaintiff /
against AK al In case and att'chm' I.
Benz r. Spruiil, III Defendant.
lnthis suit the object of which is to recover Of
the defendant two hundred and fifty dollars and
seventy-one cents, with interest due by open ID
count, the plaintiff having filed his declaration
and the defendant not having been served with
the summons in this suit, on with the attachmen,
| thereon. ~ 4Jfie 3i4$
| And it appearing by affidavit filed. that the de-
PENDANT, is notlap residentAo this State, it is or
deredJ that the said Benjamin +. Spruill do ,ap
| pear here within one month after due publication
hereof, and do what ise necessary to protect hi
Interest," and that copy of this order be pub
lshed once week, Tor four successive weeks il
the Day Book, newspaper published in the cit,
of Norfolk, and posted at the front door of thu
Court House on the first day of the next Corpora
! copy teste %i0UG
HENRY. N, BoWDEN, C. C. !
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cred in Cuba. and a COMPANY iormed.

cred in Cuba, and company formed
General DuIa, it appears, will remain III
commahd OF the Islald. M
The StonewIl is stil at Havana A
Kirby SmitffsH still near MIat;uzas, ON d
plantation, ownel by planter lroSu Florida.
lttPoRrs FiyoM THs AMERICAN BoTsHB.
Nee orleans, Aug. 60th.-7Advices from
the Mexican border to the 18th represent a.
curiously fraternal state of affairs between our
General on the Rio Grande and certain dig
nitaries of Maxinillions government, who, it
seems, have been hobnobbing togeather, and
toasting each other in Il true eonyiFial style
Our Generals are reported "A expressing friend
ship for the Empire.
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onD MOB MIXING SHINGLES. q nj,
LAnoR SurpLY Orr1cs.

4 WE will, give the highest price for lOO. No.
ShingleFs, to work in our Swamp, immediately
opposite to Palmyra, on the Roanoke riyers SoTth
Swamp, where the hands can purchase ali neces-
sary articles, such as Sugar, Coffee, Flour,
Clothes, Molasses, Whisky, Sc, at the lowssst
to NJ. McMahon, Esq, at Halifax, N. c., who will
direct them at once to Palmyra; or to MessrsGU.
j. FOSTER g. CO., Hehneberry's old stand,
Norfolk, Va, who will give them all necessary
aid on their way.i4oss4 NJ. l.. WOOD l. co.
l. au24-lW# s4.,r,t .ls ,lf II, - ,s@..ttg
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q U Y o TVT . 5

~ q q TT Y -'77'7T7T -
NJ a4-1- 81 a kIs cd
BYEING ESTABLIS M5EiNT.
The office for this Establishment has been re
moved up stairs in the, same building, and the
entrance is on Fenchurch street, up the stepsa4
o. Orders for Dyeing solicited and promptly at
tended to. HI NJ. aly4 .5's ,1'fsg@..a
.s $50 MARY iGUYoTTs,
the corner of Main and Fenchurch Streets is
offered for rent next vear au21-lm
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LIN 1850 sii ISOLATION. ssiD4ifgsa5
y An adjourned meeting of the Stockhold e4ls Of
This Institution will be heldon TUESDAY, EVEN
ING, at ~ o'clock, in the Hall of the Union Fire
Company, on Fenehurch st. ia9a ~ LsS
An important report Will be received from the
Board OF Directors AZ to the basis IF re- co1nrnen
cling operations. hAs fHsilf 4hA liTas laa57EiI
full representation Of stock is desirable. tls
j. HARDY HENpREN..k
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4 MERICANqINsURANCE co. !

An adjourned meeting OF the Stockholders of
this Company win behsfd on Monday After
noon, 4th inst, lat 5o'clock.P. NJ, at the office
of Q. Windsor, Esq, Bank st. hi
The object of the meeting being the election Of
Board Of Trustees, full Representations of stock
ii deesi5EaPs,s8ga 4 lHARDY HENlDREM
Z selY3t a3s Ntss 1d@9 SeeretaTyS
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l remain, very truly and sincerely yours
sDs. JOHN S. MILLsoN
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y
A. aLOEj OF VERY i SUPERIOR
a. IS s:s..- FLOUR. t,ss
take pleasure in introducing to the families of
Norfolk, Portsmouth and the Surrounding coun-
try, a very superior article Of Baitnnors Family
and Extra Flour, Of the 4 isabella brand, which
! am selling LOW to close consignment. Cali
and examine for yourselves; ..t4sD
sel-st : lls u No, ii campbelfs wharf.
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THE EXCELSIOR COOK. STOVE

0aqCE.--I am prepared ~ make TO
y order I'D 4 bAa
FINE DRESS BO0Ts, SHOES q, CATERS.
Gentlemen are politely requested to call over
the store Of J. & T., Griffin, No. Market Square,
and leave their orders. Fine quality French Calf
Skin always ON hand. / shall be prompt in fill
ing all orders ii n 49, 300
good fit warranted in all cases. Remember
over No Market Square, , sa , ~
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MARINE DlsA5pER.

Proeiiienctss Aug. s0.-alhe brig Matilda,
OF Boston arrived yesterday from Baltimore
with three hpndredtons OF coal, and while at
anchor III the lower haFbor was run into .by
the steamer Oceahus, hence for New York,
and had her bows so badly stove thar she flied
and sunk in eighteen ieet pfWater at high tide
taken out, r. >''.t
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The name of Brevet MAJOR Gen. John r.
Millef,of Indiana, was erponeously PLACED by
the War Department inlthe list Of. general Of
ticers recently mustare,l.o ltof service, Gen
Miller was for long time onaduty in Nash
vile while Andrew johnson was Military Gov
ernor of Tennessee, and recently Commanded
the district of Mobilize .sa8a5s az i1.aA
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ~, io6o.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-There was
rather more demand for Flour to day for
home consumption, with some inq uiry for
expectation but prices remain without
change. The receipts by canal are now
over for the season, ami with prospective
light receipts holders are frmer in their
views Sales of 5000 bbls. including
1000 bbls. Pennsylvania and Ohio extra
family. sl091O so 2 Dbl; 1900 bbls.
Northwest do. do, at IS SOFAS, ard 600
bbls. fancy at s11 25@13 so. The sales
to the trade have mostly been within this
range of figures. Rye Flour and Corn
Meal are very quiet. We quote the form
or at Sc so, and the latter at 81 so p
barrel.
GRAIN There is very little demand
for Wheat and only 1900 bush. fair and
prime new red sold at 50 2002 Is
We quote white at 50 50(92 60. Rye
ranges from 81 to 81 06. Corn comes in
slowly and is in good demand. Sales Of
5000 bush. new yellow at S0@S1c in the
ear, and S3c. afoat. Oats are in fair re-
quest, and 1000 bush. Pennsylvania and
Delaware at 59(G50c,
SEEDS.-Cloverseed ranges at prices
from 81 % to So. Prices of Timothy
are unchanged. Small sales OF Flaxseed
at 50 Is q bush.
GOLD.-American Gold closed at
81 46.
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MEDICAL CARD.

nR. S. o. KEMPFER, Gate army sur
~ geon) having located in Patterson tend
ers his professional services to the citizens o
this place and surrounding country.
DR.. K. having had eight years experience
in hospital, general, and army practice, feels
prepared to request a trial from those who
may be so unfortunate as to need medical at
tendance.
He will be found at the brick building op-
posite the ''SENTINEL OFFICE" or at his resi-
dence in the borough of Patterson, at all
hours, except when professionally engaged.
July 81, 1865. If.
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PAPER MONEY THAT CAN BE WASHED.
The new issue of Treasury notes and
postal currency will be printed on what
IL called Membrane paper-a new lu-
v%ention in the Raper line-the successful
imitation oc which will battle the skill of
the oldest counterfeiter. 1t viii be well
nigh impossible to produce the paper out
side of the Treasury Department at Wash
ington, and from its texture and finish
the least expert in money will be able to
discover the genuine note. Not the least
of the many excellencies of the new cur
rency is the fact that it will wash. We
have often been disguised with the filthy
appearance of much of the paper money
of the country, especially some of the
old State banks, and all will hail the new
issue that can be washed when it gets dir
ty. What a fine appearance a clothes
line will present with a lot of fifty, one
hundred, five hundred and one thgnsaud
dollar bills when hang qu: % irT.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOFICE.-Notice is
II hereby given that letters of administra-
ton on the estate of SAMUEL OKESON, late
of Beale township, deceased, have been grant
ed to the undersigned, residing as aforesaid.
by the Register of Juniata county. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate will make immediate payment, and
those having claims will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
nov. 29-6w. n. A. OKESON, Admir-.
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Married.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. E. W. Kirby,
Mr.. ROBERT ROBINSON, and Miss SARAH
F. RICE, both of Waterloo, Juniata county,
On the 18th inst, by Rev. A. Harner, Mr..
SINGOR and Miss KATE shy
DER, beth Of Fayeite township, Juniata coun-
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CHRrsTMAe PREsENTs.-As Christ
mas is drawing near we hear the question
asked, What shall | get as a present for
daughter, sister, wife or friend as the
case may be. We would suggest to our
readers that they, in purchasing presents,
select something that will be, not only
beautiful, but also a perpetual source OF
enjoyment, and can think of nothing so
good as Piano or Cabinet Organ, as mu-
sic makes a home attractive to all. The
only Agent for Mason g. Hsmlin's Cabi-
net Organs and Steinway & Sons Pianos
in this county is B. NJ. GREENE, Hun
tiugdcn, Pa, who keeps a full supplyA of
Organs and Pianos on hand constantly
Send your orders to HIM soon, as the
demand for these instruments is very
great.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Notice is
IA hereby given that letters of administra-
ton on the estate of HENRY STINE, late of
Fermanagh township, deceased, have been
granted TO the undersigned, residing as afore-
said. All persons knowing themselves in
debted to said estate will make immediate
payment, and those having claims will pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
nov. 29-6w. CHARLES STINE, Adm'r.
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rALL AND EXAMINE
" our Stock of Ready Made Clothing before
you Purchase Elsewhere, you will find on
hand a good assortment for Men and Boys
ware, which will be sold cheap for cash OF
country produce.
MICKEY g. PENNELL,
jan LII fs!te.son, p.
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Town AND { )UNTRY.

No PAPER.-As our hands desire q
little recreation, there will be no paper is-
sued from this Office next week.
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Groceries!

Prime Rio Coffee, Prepared Coffee, Pulver-
lied Sugar, Crushed Sugar, N. O. Sugar,
S. H. Sugar, N, o. Molasses, s.. II. Nsiasses,
Lowering Syrup, Chocolate, Mustard, Rice,
ssarch, Nuimegs, Cloves, Cassia, Ginger, Corn
Starch, Fish, Salt, &c., &C., for sale cheap at
thsNsw STORE in Patterson.
JsE1-tf B " TODD
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On Saturday last, a son Of Rev. r. H.
Fletcher, while skating on the canal broke
through the ice, and had not assistance
been given, the lad would have drowned.
CHRISTMAS FEsTIvAL.-The Festival,
under the management of the ladies of
the NJ. Z. Church, to oe held in the
Court House on Christmas evening, will
be a splendid affair, We would advise
every body to come to Mifain and 60 to
the Festival, and enjoy a "merry Christ
mas" The proceeds to be applied to the
fitting up of the Parsonage.
A NATIONAL ENTERPRIsE.-The Amer
lean Statesman published in New York,
has been offering a prize to every club of
five subscribers for that popular weekly
paper, one of those Splendid Steel Engra-
wings o. the Uniform Series of National
Portraits, comprising those Of President
Lincoln, Andrew johnson, Lieutenant
General Grant, Generals, Sherman, Sher-
idan, Thomias, Mcclellan, Fremont and
Admirals, FarTaget and Porter, and also
including those OF Geo. and Martha Wash
ington, engraved and Published in the
best style 19x24 inches for framing val
ued at $500 each. The Statesman new
proposes to make this a National Enter
prise, and if possible place one or more of
these splendid National Portraits and the
Statesman into the hands of every Ameri-
can citizen.
For that purpose its publishers will
send to every subscriber for the States
man for ore year who sends in his name
and $3.50 subscription, before the first of
January, 1866, either of the above splen-
did engaavings free.
And ten subscribers sending $500
will receive the full series of twelve
above named. These epgraTi1gE are the
finest published, and well worth $500
each. They will be well secured or roll
ers, and sent by mail postage paid, with
perfect safety to any address.
The above offer is made at a great sac
rifce, as a special inducement to intro
duce the Statesman to every American
before the LIST of January, 1866, and can
not extend beyond that date. Address,
AMERICAN STATESMAN, 81 Mas
sUA STREET, New York.
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NOTICE.
The undersigned will hereafter require Cash
for all FLOUR, FEED, &C.. when delivered.
and those who are in arrears will be required
to pay up Immediately
PETER HARTMAN,
Dee. est. Milfor Mill.
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IcE.-The last cold snap has given the
boys and sporting young men a fine oppor-
tunity of skating on the river and ca
nal.
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PUsItc SALE.-Christopher Fagely
viii sell at public sale at his residence in
Fayette township, IN Thursday, Deem
Der 2Sth, 1865, valuable Real Estate and
Personal Property.
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HATS. BeNNETs, &C,

made and repaired to c-der, also, new ones
ready made, kept on hard and for sale, cheap
Sleeve. Coat, ard other patterns kept on hand
and for sale. Ca1 and see before purchasing
elsewhere.
Call at the residence Of Nathat Kelley, a
few doors east of the Presbyterian Church.
TTLLIE N. KELLEY.
Oct. u-3m.
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On Saturday last, a son Of Rev. R. H
Fletcher, while skating on the canal broke
through the ice, and had not assistance
been given, the lad would have drown ned.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-12-20

rz~ The Ladies and Gentlemen Of
,,iHntowr ard vicinity, are cordially in
vitcd to attend the meetings of the "Mif-
iintown Literary Society" which con
vencs every Thursday Evening, at seven
o'clock, in the School House. Interest
ing discussions and lectures may be ex-
pected at each meeting of the society.
j. LYONS,
j. G. DOTY,
S. o. KAEMPFER.
Committee Of Irritation.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2S, '65,
nc Ac as

Of valuable Lime Stone Land, one Hnndred
and Forty of which is cleared and in a state
of good cultivation the balance being timter-
land, whereon is erected a Large Two Story
Frame Mansion House. and Tenant House,
with never failing water in the Houses and
yards. Large Bank Barn, Large Orchard of
choice Fruit Trees, of all kinds. The Tim
berland is of the best quality of Oak and
Chestnut, and within eight miles Of the Juni-
alta River.
One-half the Grain in the ground to be
sold with the place.
Terms made known on day of sale.
GEORGE HILBISH, Trustee.
Dec. 6, 1S65.-ts.