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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06
3-mpa&hy for Wirz.

1t is now about time that the Copper
heads we're getting ready to begin their
vail over Wirz, the wholesale murderer OF
the Andersonville prisoners They have
had their cry over Mrs. Surrat. and can
cnized her into saint Werz would SEEM
to-be the next subject entitled to their
sympathy. He is certainly in fair way
Of becoming martyr to his political seu-
timents. Judging from the evidence SO
far published, extracts of which will be
found in daily papers, he is perfectly
good for the hanging Let the Copper
heads. therefore, prepare themselves for
a long boo-heo on .his account. Let
them lay in an extrs- stFply Of cambric.
and pump up their tears n double 4uan-
,ity ready f,- tie a9v. Wirz Is their
man
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06
Exhibition.

fae Juniata county, Agricultural So
ciety will hold its Annual Exhibition, on
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, the
llth, 18th and 18th Of 0ctoser next, On
the society's grounds at Perrysvills.
A full attendance Of all the friends Ut
Agriculture and kindred arts is particu-
larly requested. And it is especially de-
sired that every person will bring some
thing to put on exhibition, as large
ashount of money is to be expended In
premiums. It will be seen that the
premium list embraces very large mum.
Der of articles, ranging from the frs: rate
stallion to the humblest article Of domes-
tic manufacture. As the present season
has been remarkably favorable for the
growth Of vegetables, we ought to make
valuable display in the Vegetable and
Fruit Departments and as number Of
farmers have been purchasing blooaed
stock Of late, we hope they will afford
the public sight of their fine animals
The ladies though praiseworthy for their
efforts heretofore, Will endeavor to sur
pass all their former efforts. ..
The last half day Of the Exhibition
will be occupied in giving q free dinner
to the Soldiers Of the Republic belong
ing to this county. To this end, the ladies
Of every borough and township in the
county are hereby formed into commit.
tee to organize Systematic actin in get.
ing up and experimenting such feast
as they well know how to prepare, and as
shall be worthy of our chivalrous sons
who have borne the count-y's honor in
triumph over SO many bloody battle fields.
Every Juniata Soldier, from the vol
un;eer veteran Of four years to the beard
less boy who sprang to the the rescue Of
his country in any of the various emergcn-
cies, hereby receives his card Of invitation
to attend the dinner in honor of his gal
liant comrades. Then, come one, come
all and let us look upon our portion Of
the couutry's dSfeudefs in one group.
TIE following committee Of M militatJ
men have especial charge Of all the Mill
fry affairs connected with the exhibition
Col. Geo + Mcfarland Col. j. X, Rob
;nson, Maj. VIM. Bell, Capt. j. ?.
Wharton, Capt vanormer, Capt. James
Patterson, Capt. L. Degan, Lieut.. J. D.
Howell, Capt. C. Mcclellan, Lieut. Bar.
ton, Lieut. T. 7. Davis.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06

PERsoNAL-The DemOcrat after be.
having we'll for several months, last week
gets savage again and styles US thus "the
Parscn(?)-it seems impossible for these
fellows to discuss any political questions
without indulging in personalities. We
have always, except when driven to it in
self-defcnce, ,-,ried to criticise what was
said without discussing who said it-but If
the concern down town is determined to
call names instead Of producing arguments.
We warn them as we did at the end Of
our last controversy, that while we defy
and disdaiH any Safeguarding in regard
to our Parsonage, we hold ourselves ready
at any time if it is necessary, to give the
Record of things down town to the salts
faction of all Let it pitch into our poll
tics to its hearts content. but when it
comes to personal abuse it fs' q virtual
admission Of a. bad cause or. an. inability
10 defend it
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.

PgPPER-The Democrat is very appre-
heusive that We will show up its assertions
IS they deserve. anG therefore begs US
not to indulge in the pepper style. y
We we'll know that the TRUTH and tie
RIGHTEOUS PRINCIPLES advocated
by the SENTINEL have long been burn
ing the Democrats throat, but We cant
help it-our duty is clear. We intend
not only to pepper them uutiltheir ungodly
sympa.hy for rebels and their copPerhcad-
ism tickles. scratches, scorches, scrapes,
burns and bllsters their peppeted thrcats,
but we propose to cram their own dar'r-
ing, disgusting, disloyal record down their
,b,oats until the intolerablc stencil warns
all men to beware Of the upgrateful ser
pent that blowed its venom on IT'S best
friend. Doctors say persons with throat
affections dislike pepper, and after the
vile eff1uvia that has for FIVE years we'll
cd up from their thToatB, We 10 not wonder
that the SENTISELs, truthful scathings
bite and burn like pepper in diseased
throat. Our mission, as long as We
conduct this paoer, is TO give these
self styled Democrats, no, only Tom Pep
per, but also black pepper, while our
President, Andy johnson, gives red pep
rer TO Mrs. Surratt, jeff Davis, and Hy-
ena Werz, who in their day have all been
communiny members of the played out
Democracy
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06

jury GoMMIssIoNER-O Of the
most important officers be elected this
tall is Jury Commissioner, We hope
our Convention VIII give US one Of the
bes, men in the county. Let it not fol-
low the example Of The Copperhcads by
nominating man scted only for violent
aud ultra opinions and bitterness We
need firm man, but no- mulsh one /;
a party man, but also 4 man ".'sobe!ress
and -ouad judSeHeas
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06

WEE sTER EErEcTIvE.-A great de
feet has been discovered in'Webster's Die
tionary He thus defines a Democrat viz !:
"one who adhercs to goternnaeht by the
"peopIc, or favors the extension Of tho
right of suffrage to all classes of men." :"
This therefore would no, idc:uie the pack
Of copperheads Tshich met a, Hartist1rg
aud upmina.ed ravis and Linton.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06

QUERY.-Would it be att urdemocrat-
ic odious doctrine to put the children Of
certain distinguished Democrats on an
equality with other democrats for in
stance the children of Richard NJ. John
son q good Democratic Vice President on
en- equality with some democrats here
abouts who can't see the difference Of col
or between Diuah and Sally in the dark ?
Democrat please answer?
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06

% The SENTINEL never had an foea
of its standing in the Union Party 1t
appears from the last Democrat that when
the SENTINEL whistles the whole party
says amen-,hst because *e said civil
tights ought not depend on color, there.
fore the Democrat flies off the handle
and goes on about the ''detestable doctive
Of negro equality We are happy to
know that we are such high authority in
party against which the gates of hell
and democracy can not prevail.
The Democrat seems to sin:ll color
ed mice in the Republican Platform
thinks there is something hidden under
its words-they are "covert expressions"
Hold up, neighbor, it will all be plain
after the election the dark ghost which
YOU seem to see is but the foreshadowiug
of the following: Hartranft and
Campbell elected by $4,000
majority.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06

~ A Copperhead paper says that the
Democratic party has never s~erved from
It's furdamentaf principle" and We think
that paper tells the truth for once. The
Fundamental principle" Of the Democrat
ic party has been and still is the "foaves
and fishes" and it was held together for
a great many years, as admitted BY orc Of
its ahlest leaders, "by the cohesive pow
er o. public uder.-Lsbanon CoH.
rier. .t
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06
majority.

~ If the devil has blacker char
scter than the hyena keeper Of the An
Jacksonville prison, as shown by the testi-
mony Of both union and rebel witnesses,
We have come to the conclusio- that we
would not like 10 be under his command.
And yet this demon has the sympathy OF
tho coppsrheads-their papers howl f6i
him ard their Platform speaker Of his
execution as being murder by President
Johnson Can honest democrats arts
son.ey vote 7i.h such leaders
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06

ua- Ths Secretary Of the Treasury re-
presents that the department is in an easy
condition as to funds The receipts from.
irtern,i revenue haTe been fully equsl
to- the calculation heretofore made, those
fo, the month Of Ars'ist smouht:tf tr
over s34 100000
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06
Hew Adrfrtisemeufs.

The nlasoM & Hamlin Cabinet Or.
sans, forty dhEersrt styles. adapted to s.-
THIRTY FIVE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS.
or other first prsmiams awarded them Illus
trated Catalogues free Address. MASON
HAMLIN, Bosros. Of MASON BROTHERS.
New York
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06

APTLY AND SARcAsTICALbY FXPLAIN-
ED.-Quay, Of the Beaver Argus, says
that Che Democysts terminated Col Davis
for Auditor out of pure love for his name,
which is tovar c! strength in the party.
The cathoIit irish in the mining re-
gions, constituting the backbone of the
organization, who cant read aud hate q
soldier, are made to believe they are vo.-
ing for old JEFF, who is q great fsvorite
amongst them.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06
WANT ED.

4 Si.aaiioa rs Clerk in store ty young
n msn os responsibility -E -..
The hest Of refeTsnss civen TorIntor-a-
tion apply at this offce.
Aug 2s, s..
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06

Now VIC offer the sum Of ONE HUN
DRED DOLLARS, to be given to the
families Of Union Scldiefa Of Juniata
cot,hty, who wetc starved to death by
hyena Wert at Andereonviile for WHOM,
the copperhaads arc now manifestinG their
sympathy, if the managers oe the Miffiin-
town Democrat wW prorc By the cBfcia'
records the truth Of their prdposi'ion ana
,he ihls,ty Of oars. Pitch in.
And further we agree if they succeed
in it to ruiz up the names Of Davis and
Linton in the SENTINEL and &c f6tc open
tickets for them and the whole copPerliead
county ticket this fall prori3ed that ii
they fail in producing such record they
agree to run up and vote the full Union
ticket Here is fair offer. Wade in
boys.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06

BURIED ALitE-A man be longing OF
the 202d Penna. regiment, was captured
BY the rebels last winter, mar Fairfax
Court House, Va As has been the case
with other prisoners, he was almost stnrv-
ed by the rebels. ard when released and
returned to otr lines, partook too freely
of the food placed before him snddsn
death apparently follo-ea, aid the SOL
dier va, buried. Recently his remains
were brought to his home in Cumberland
county, and upon opening the coffin it
wa. discovered that he was lying face
dc~nward, having turned hiH,sslf if his
marrow house. and there we're ether ev-
licences that he kaa been buried alive
His family is Horror stricken at this dis
covery. 1t is indeed sad to think that a
human being should awake in his grave,
to meet death.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06

ra- The trial of Wirz, the keepe: of
the snasrsonviile prison, IS progressing
very slowly at Washington. The com
mission was on tie hrst day dissolved and
reappointsd again on the second day, in
order to change the indictment which at
FIRST included General Lee and other reb-
el leaders. The two leading counsel for
the prisoner thereupon re5ighed Still
later the refhaihIiig counsel, becoming an
gfiy with the court for some ruling. threw
UP the case; they were afterwards per
suaded to return ty the en.reaties Of the
prisoner. The testimony Of the witnesses
examined is made up of repetitlons, by
eye-Hisnesses, ot the fearful cruelty prac
tised toward our poor defenceless soldiers.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06

No Go.-The copperheaas have long
been trying to make the people believe
that President johnson had come over
to the democracy. Their papers have
been in great glee over it and in several
states the party endorsed his course. A
great change has however come over the
Spirit Of their dreams since he hung Mrs
Surratt. In fact they are beginning to
"smell very large mice" .
TIE Democrat last week calls him
"The Emperor OF the United States, !"
and thinks he goes ''ahead OF Austrian
Despctism." .f4
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06
Nigger on the brain, Niger in the boot
and nigscr all over.

We once ktiew a man who had a VIC
ious horse Of which he declared that "he
had the devil in him as big as ground
hog when he was colted." We are re-
minded Of this incid ent BY the last DEM
ocrat. Surely i. has some thing worse
than nigger on the braiu''--it has Him in
its boots, m its pockets, and gooa sized
Que sticking in its throat. In fact it has
the Nigyeru n, 7remens and seems to be
dreaming Of great hosts Of handsome
darkies sitting on the democratic platform
on an equality with them. And the worst
of all rs, it declares that the SEETINkL
Gen. Hartranft and Colonel Campbell are
all in favor Of it My gracious what a
time there will be if the negroes once get
dorm to an equality with delectablc
crew! We rea lily pity those who admit
that they have SO little brains, moral
worth and political desert that they fear
the e1-slaves will soon excell .hsm.-
Let our neighbor be entreated, however,
rot to forsake his tn Under Let him
howl niger! n9gsr!! NrGGERN:: MIG
GER and they will surely elect
Mcclellan, Woodward, vallandigham and
Mrs Surratf and Old Scratch this fall
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06
THE AMERICAN iSs.riTUTE

THE AMERICAN iSsffTUTF.
In new York City. in 1863. 1t has also re-
csiyed the FIRST PREMIUMS a, the
ing State Fairs:
New York, 1se2-ls63 Vermont, 1868:
Pennsylyanis, lS63-lS64; Michigan. 1864:
In1ia1a'. ls63-lS64 Illinois. l86S-ls6i:
1oSa, fSG3-lS64; Wisconsin. 1864 Conn:
River Valley Fair 1884 Chsmplsin Valley
Fair, 1864; and a. the pricipsl County and
Institute Fairs throughout the land.
TEsTtN0NIALS.
MY ssmily, would as soon give Up the cook
ing-stove as this CLOTHES WnIsGrn. II can
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After q constant nse OF the UNIVERSAL
CLOTHES WRISGER for more than four years
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that be" to give it the most unqualified praise.
and to pronounce it an indispensable par, of
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~ Ward Beechv.
This is the first wringer have found that
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T. Huggiis, Loreoys Hotel.
"In the Laundry Of my ho1se thsse IS 3
perpetual thanksgiving on Mondays for the
inyentioI 81 your e1cellen, Wringer. ."-R>r
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dws think the Machine much more than
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Il heartily commend it 10 economists Of
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Bell3w:.
at saves labor. e.pca;tes work, makes tbs
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livery week has given it strongerhoid
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dry. Every piernter Of the household is in
adm ration Of it."-Ner York Observer
nA, On receipt o. price frem. any part 0.
the country where we have no csnvsssers, We
send the Wringer free Of freight charges.
A good canvasser wanted in every township.
Send for Illustrated Price Circular.
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06

-. Who icsultcd a lady last night !:
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06

Ii Is TRuR.- 1t is true that the so-callcd
democracy Of both the State and Of this coun-
ty voted as a. party agains. the las allowing
the soldiers the right TO vote. The fifteen
counties that. gave rnajorities against the sol
diers also gave proportionete maiorities for
Woodward. Every ooauly voting sgains.
the soldiers voted against Curtin-and every
county voting for Curtin voted for the sol
diers. There was settled policy. the Union
men were favorable and the democrats opgcs.
ed tcle,ting soldier. rsts. tF =
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06

The Democrat scents anxions for the
"Pa1son to give it the record" in matters
of controversy, VIC will stir up its williul-
ly treacherous memory by statement OF
what the record shows and proposition
to prove it. We aseert then on the other
hand.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-09-06

In the Juniata True Democrat of Au-
gust 3rd 1865, on the editorial page, We
find the following, which though not
original with that sheet yet evidently has
the the sanction Of its editor:
.o1 fseK.-I. is not true that the Denoc-
racy Of either tn State 1t large, or Of any
county voted as party agsinst the law al
lowing soldiers the right to vote. Fourteen Of
the strongea Democratic counties in the State
went strongly in favor Of the amendment,
while some OF tbs Abolitionists voted against
it. There was no settled policy IN regard to
that law Every body voted as he thought
best on that subject.-Johnstorn Democrat.
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