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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09
FLAX CULTURE.

JOS pRrsrsa-aoRK New TrPE.--We
hsTs resasly added 70 ear ice oases, Larss lot %
nsw Type. GEss Borders. ke.. all 81 fhs besk aaal~
ny and iaiAst stIlss, aaa Sc ssa hsv asitsE ere
Raxed tksA sver Sc e1seaks svesy vsElsly 81 plata
asa fanra Zoe FEiHliass Rssi, asack sa4 eAxap-- ~
we hays the largest and uastsoazplst e sssortmsaG
VI J4AaaAa zalsrisi in shs szast an4 eaa tasu est
ssg sszssa ~~xA Aa~& a~&y ss s~ssw~4 as@sssss
tlsa, Merchants and sskers whe have Printing to
bs done are requested 70 cali aud examine speci-
maas ana prices. We guarantee szsisfartiea ia
every ease.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09

MARaaED.--Int his city, on the o. Of March,
~ as Rsx. H. Liaxsss. NJ. Iams VI. GABLE, 10
Mlss. RsraEM YoeBR, ssGA u tais Canasy.
\ Hssa Ia AsalsA - Esss 5ehn,--a as~@as hsAlia
wzRes #sasAaaa. & saaaa8 es3es.s "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09

AHx,s assssaea.--ws pabiisA this 80
uaarkahIs small batch I'll astAiasmzs y
our eolalnas To- day, We sAaiI b hsisf
in cur commsass upon this sssssend ~
pearisgs' ef I4iasosA Asnme - klnsRisan
people. The rel 30 = ~ -. isfsss
from before tbs face os The AokAns, azsds
ia the language of Div. Adams:-
/. sslf yHea are now safseisasiy enligaten-
ed 10 5isabuss themselves of article, by
pocFisy, and supsrssisioa, thew will COO
slider this event as an Grain thsar history
And look upon Mokana's features IN
lhs true light. II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

| Fhs nFaaaa Chs aaAes, ~ ssaas ~ wsfaias
sss rasssAasasn fps EezaS Msa-~2uhSiaAs& nv sAs
Reward Association, and seat tree sf Charge In
sealed snssaopss. Address. Dr., r.. sKILLIa
HogGHTOS, uswar9 AasoeiAtiss, PhaiadsipAia,
Pa. (Fsb. Is, tsss-iy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09

CO Basiaess and professional meu,
can be Aecsmgdst@d with place in Ire BUaLE, Ger
tAetr earas. We expee4 every entsrpgiSing basi-
ness man ia aeity to savrrtise In the BvsIE. -
AdvsrsiSag il TIE means Of earrying enes' ensi-
sess into every hsuse that IL sersed iby rewsps-
per, instead Of waiting ter customers "a lock fer
sae's sign over sses' Diaes 81 bz4iRyss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09

- Ths Steamer Guiding Star, from
Nsw 0rleaas, brings asws Of the loss Of
ths Unltsd States steamer Merrimas, %
Cape Hassevass GA the 18th. Tha ofseess
sad srsw " ths loaf steamer Was rescued
| hsssaan@ sdssslag ssas. No lEses
wms isak.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09

AcxxowLEDsaKAY.--We are under re-
nswsd obligalious to our old frienl II.
A. TExRY, for hle of late Ssw Eaglaad
papers.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09

wHK cos FEssioSs AND ExPgRTEscE or
An INVALID.
Fpblisfs4 beuFat, ana a. cAcTsoE TO
vpuSs EE and Others wae sSisss ftem Erfveas
Debility, PrsmaIsre Decay Of MaHaoSd, ac., SKIP
Piylng &C tie sane tune THE AEAxs or sKLF
cUAE. " enc Eho has eaEed hiaaself after un-
asTsoipg e8nsiaefabge qasckery. ~ enclosing q
Rest RAid addressed eRvsleps. Eingle copies mar
- had iias aatAoE. NATHAkIklI. MAYFAIR.
HF0aziyss kiass Co. MI. Especial astics. znl
Dec. I'D. 1854
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09
The best sss YORK wIsskiy.
THE ONLY ONE MADE UP *
cLusfYgLY FaR COUNTRY
CIRCULATION.
FHlE RspaRts 81 Cassas, Rs~sase d znss.s
Masks*as
PR6oSPH sTIvUS
NEW xokE DAY-noox
FOR 1866.


-tEf n no sszss axve Dsnsssasls y<ss.<z,sss ksss
decided ceen, fsr thes have asst eesn. In &ssNsgs@
Ths Rsseintloas pf i7sas dsantnw ths nsAzk ~ 5ss
tina bred ssssa Dssasss, sssssinS ssss $ssis -
1hip, wsreA7ta sassisssly iEnsrez hs - CAiease
caRrsz1laz. ThsEew xask psyrsssk aas kssn
s.ssel .aiy sssgssa ~ ssstsiaaas sAess srses fas
cav ilaxaaies n essssau3a % 80 eTpss3e CA hae-
slSeas ahsaitlsa AssasssM ~ - -. 80 ~. -
hssmoalzing tAe political asastiE Is eszs.
tFy, render Tie Union % The stat w -
Republicans institutions praefSezklt Mi IL f&e
sals way ~ wateh tss uPssz pNesxex Ss sssssfsa
aiad as Mr. Lineis has NOE snsde ths ausstiem aea
sssAisAssJ - Eak mi1lioaa - sesross snaIxnsnas
~ s&s szeseaas every 1ssn mat taxa on1 s1ae
" ne atksrs sr Abelisisn o. agsfasf Akollglan
he pressrvssiss e me fsarssiss 4 sss sssafs.
naasass aaa ssssask x or sailiIs & syssss. 80
+ ~ re- sss.ss 49, - -. -. :.
b. the Flsssrsfsss efAas sssssse9 go Asgsg.
we m2y Fsssess PssSss uEian sn& @xsernifY sa al
$50 q ~ scasssg ssd ssss Dsessa sassa-
AalSftAs KeFth 10 &t&nd ~ this gssxisux peststsA
this Impossible barrier TO the zzsdaszs IL kAe
uaes, ard y fryNa a1Hn Al "faspsssxssas sexssee
psa stnnsp asA4sfs, &s., wha seu& = &ars
n. az tgaftyrs 10 1etnoe1scy aud acre Assxeswn&
10 th@ q Use than the open and awey@d Hhsli&<3MM
Ist. The Fsia af priRcpie nsakf be ressersa 10 10
~ &t@ SNS1Isekk<&&8& EE&&E&$
1881 there u 40 hope 81 reaeesnlHg ezS saxnzky
tEoH The rglf of faetTra end desp0stsa.
Ths -RSoE ha& avw an sssregata ssrcass8gsn
tAsa sEy sshsr weessy Democrat ioaFnsi pablisa-
p 80 y - for Wseky esessa-
s..s ! - ssas - = ngsS.s.1 80 -
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ne 4. - sssss saa nss = Fss1s
aecaHakS Ghs lnaatlas "a tss sasrsszrv a sss =
ae1ain&1 rates hss ssaily Saa n - n fsssse
tA4n ws ev4s furnished ths Day-aoSx. - !. -
"a Ii can possibly BE aferaed
4EaMgg
One cspy, eae yssr. an M
Thrse cgpisGss one rear. - az
Tua captes, eeaa yesr, anal nBa % sAe asa .
AaassssaaI esples.
Al me Abcy rates the hzfsS III sseh .xA.~sssss
eli be ~ritssn Upon his raper a. - Il srrermss
all cause Of aifscuay win Possuassssrs.
TweEts copies enc year 10 eas addymss
aud nee % she gssssr IN Of he cIab @sg -
eahaer tsss On fsresvsa sor ak mssahs. s5sz.~
sspiess o. GissSs al a. 10 each spkseTih&Fl
We wifi sefsa The pay- Book and ora ssusFa q.
selher for - ees
CLUES OF TwM
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09

Mr. EcSs's srxscHs-Ws psblEsh The
spsssh Of shis gssslsn1s entire. 10 thls
wsekss Bsspas, 10 tbs ass1nisa d ear ~
aal vsaissy q sssaisg ustess. Bsa sss
readers Min be- ksply sspaid ~ ~ peru
sal far say lack Of osAss nattsr. 4 more
ashas .aa manly effort Ter srssk ard sigAs
has seldom il ever been made 90 sas
doors Of our Co1grsssieasl halls,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09

CT Read "0ar own OoErespoadens'sP
letter Published to-day.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09
tLfro Z x Z 81 z
N. CAMPBELL, OCULTsTs

q COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
HAstax xfxen my atteasEon alnest exclusively,
aria TIE fz4t six years to ths q diseases %
lkhs eye Aarf AEvtsg bNeH uaitsrBly sscesssfni Ia
every case sAys sgsAsrtHksa, ! offer my Ees-
%ssxs&a tAs arasgseG aaa
w A u n 4 MT A & U N e I
IA aIme&s rSery Instance.
n~0Eaes saaasiss the FaEBasx's ustel. Lover
8Faaaway, CouacA Blsrss fow&. a CAMPBELL
&E~ayT 1854 ly.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09
stock sg'Jeweary,


Are sos prepares " &c at gihcz Ct NoFz IN tAFir
xEHA ssath aRvtmsss an2 dspakrh, cheaper ihsn can
ws&@ne elsewhere Ia " estsgn Iowa.
FY~RepairiRs dsas on short aotice, At the meat
ssrkscazsie rates June -, Ba&A ".
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09

For Club Of Treaty, at 60, ws win seed nss&
an axtrstSspss ana TIME OLD SuAED. ~ % wefsA'
Of eus pstaIteaalons OF IN ksm Of al ssssrxa "a
Val send eepy Of thai tnes<snt zz ssfaxhzs ans
-iitiral sDFk. ssTzE EEpER&2xa4,S asxm s1s
a@Eslaeent eattica az which Spsies 4xl hss sssag-
~ Bern tssned sETihReE, "a fkas city we wfH
10 us ssnas 10 Club os RoFsy q eas s&asass.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09
CLUES % rxx

In Eae Paass a. he exsEa eap4 fog aasssma esFx@
sc vii kead fRg olu aNAan fvs s8s1 ID prsfsr~
red, or - wafth Of aay Of var pasaiesfiass We
~al DO tie ssms In tAe czsa u cazas a Tzzsfg
that 50 70 oar address.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09

.Gssuaaal Riaas, 1uiy =, lssa d
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09
ol.uns ~ namY.

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any pesssa can satasa sn sHsEa earS II rs 49,
Boek, copy 81 sAs Os1 Guara for - so s1ks
FeSasFsfist's written by Hamissea. uasassA -
Jay, explanatory % the pFssxat CtssskitusguM Ns-
ssy DsngrEss In sh@ eeWnssy s&sks e. wYh 3&sn
bT ssssaaa saAs<sFheFs ~ Sks Dms.8ask
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-09

sUskzsstxss sAs ssss gasllsY Il ssas, eau d 81
i f6seks MI nAckxHxI1xs
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Holders of FLoUE are more anxiv4,
to sell, and the market generally is dI,i
and dropping. The only transactions
hesr of are some 700 bbls northwest 81
ira family, mostly taken at $40, sui,
about 1900 bbls higher grade western
and Pennsylvania do, part at sll1l2
and part private, including 200bbls fancy
at sl2 so y Dbl. There is little or -
export demand, and the trade are buying
in small way at IS 25@8 IS for su-
perfne; s9(09 IS for extras; sl09le
for extra family, and sl2 50@13Fbbl
for fancy do, as in quality, with light re-
ceipts and stocks to operate in. RTH
FLOUR and Corn MEAL are quiet, and
the former scarce and wanted at 81 So
O. 75Sbbl.
There is net much Wheat Offering. bus
:hs market is almost at stand still ow-
ing TO the Indifference in the views Of
buyers and sellers. The large m;lIers s.s
not operating, and only some 5000 buss-
els new end old reds have been disposed
Of N lots, at 81 20M2 10 for fair ~
prime Pa and Delaware, including 1000
thousand bushels amber, part old. at So so.
" hlte is scarce aud uomiually held a.
s2 7o(a3, as in quality. Rye is selling
moderately at 81 e9@l 10. Corn is
lower and very dull, with sales Of 5000
bush. yellow to note, at S5(dS7c afioss
and in the cars, mostly at the lowest
figure for good Southern aaos..
Oats are less active and sales of 5000
bush, are reported at 50@52c in the cars
and afoat, mostly at Sic for Delaware il
the cars. OF Barley, 60OO bush are re.
porte d, at 81 25.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25

na. fallandighan, according to the
Ohio papers. Las a peculiar influence
with the people Of that State. In every
county in which that prince of copper
heads spoke, the Republican candidates
gained largely. What is true of Vallan-
dlgkam, is also a fact of an ex-Congress-
nan u this region. In every township
in which ex Congressman Miller spoke il
this county, during the late political con-
test, the Union candidates gained votes
The fact Is becoming clearer at every
election, that tho falsehoods end nousense G
OF copper heac orators have powerful
influence in inducing Democrats to vote
for Republican candidates
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25
MARRIED

On the llth inst. by Rev. D. d. Clarke, .,
town, Mr.. JAMES N. DONNELY, to Miss
HANNAH NJ. BRATTON, both Of Concor q,
Pa.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. Joseph R. King.
at the residence Of the Brides Father, NJ.
STEWART BRACKBILL, of Perrysville, Ju-
ntata county, Pa, toMliss JENNIE z. EOCK-
ENBERRY, Of Concord, Franklin county, Pa
On the oath inst, by Rev. E. W. Kirby,
Mr.. HENRY W. KNISELY. Of Walker tvr
to Miss. MOLLIE E. HAWK. Of Mif1into-r
On the llth inst, by Rev. NJ. L. shiuis.
Mr.. JOHN H CASsNER, of Perrysvills. to
Miss. SUE z. BEIDLER, Of Walker twp.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25
Reduction of the Public Expenditures.

There is no Act N which the Admins
tration can II this time engage, more cal
culsted 20 increase public confidence and
insure the success OF business enterp rise,
than Isl, reduction Of the expenses in
the civil and military departments OF the
Government We are aware that much
has been accomplished in the way of re-
iEeuchmen,, but much more remains to be
dune as reform, which will reduce the
public expenses many millions Of dollars
annually. and consequently in proportion
relieves the people OF burdensome taxa
ton. When We talk Of the ten dency to
initiate the market price of every article
OF use, and the mysterious manner in
which gold is bouyed up in the market,
the truth is lost sight of that spectators
take advantage of the fact that tie o1pen-
-es Of the Government are still enormous
ly high, and that consequently the in
crease of taxation thus required to meet
the public expenditures mus. come from
the consumer. Added to this, reduc-
tion of the national expenses viii greatly
increase the confidence of foreign and do.
nestic 6nanciers in our national seeuri
ties Indeed, it is due to the holders of
these bonds that they at once receive tl.is
assurance Of the coed fs;th of the Gov
ernmspt.
All tina: is asked of those in power.
those having the transaction of the public
business in charge, is the administration
Ct those affairs in like manner of econ
emy with which they discharge private du-
ties when they deyolve upon them. Every
man of busiuess-every merchant and
manufacturer are compelled to practice
the most rigid economy in the transaction
Of their business at this time. All that
is asked from those engaged BY the Gov
ornment is similar application of the de-
mands Of economy. Let sinecures be dis.
pensed wi.h-let idle and worthless en-.
plcyees at once be dischargcd-let Gov.
ernment property, no longer of use, be
fairly disposed of-let the Nation be as
cured :ha: honest retreuchment is being
'?t.Siueed into the transaction of the af.
isirs Of GoSarament. and the rH-e. on
s.t-iars. viii b. rn''s' important
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25

FATAL AFrRAY.-On Monday after
noon dispute arose between James
Crawford, clerk in the furnace store,
Hollidaysburg, and Nicholas Riley, foun-
der Of the furnace, in reference to an
item in the account Of the latter; Riley
alleging that piece Of meat charged
against him had not been got. High
words edsusd, and Riley caught hold Of
Crawford, ,ussle followed and before
Riley could be taken off he struck Craw.
ford two or three times in the pit Of the
stomach, killing him almost instantly
Riley was large, strong man, while
Crawford was a lad, not over seventeen,
aud of Sigh, build James Crawford,
the deceased, was a sen of Col. jesse r..
Crawford, Of Gaysp,t.. Ue wss a very
promising youth, q fine aSil:tiea, and
enjoyed the esteem ans respect of all who
knew him His death is a terrible blow
to his family Kiiey has the reputation
Of being generally quiet and inoffen-
sive man. He regrets his conduct Bit
,eiiy.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25
THE DEMOCRAT.

What is wrong with the Democrat .hil
week aeain As usual, it is actiEg the
tlackguard Poor Jackman he no doubt
is ashamed Of his company! We pity
him. Greer says he (himself) only turns
blackguard when he is drunk, and we
very much fear he was not duly sober
when he wrote that terrible "lay OUT Of
Patterson. If you can stand the snakes,
the niger, &C., we can stand the "lsy
cut" Last week we sought to shield the
party from an attempted SANDER in re-
gard to the publication of the list of de-
serters, and it seems hurt somebody. We
mentioned no names but merely threw a
small brick, sna the first fellow we hit
was Greer, and he has howled three NOR
tai columns. Dent brey SO long, Adam
You have overdone the business and told
rs nothing new. Every blackguard in
Juniata county has been telling these lies
about us for years past and no one but
blackguards believe them. Get up some
thing new and We will all enjoy it. 1t
viii be some fun and can do no harm, as
y0ur tongue, Adam, is no SANDER. Tel!
us next week about that American lady
Of African descent" Give us truthful
account (if you CAM Of that affair, and
we viii forgive you for anything you may
say sbout US hereafter.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25

sides against Government when engaged
in war, whether foreigr or domestic,
and rs.ain the confidence and respect Of
hv fellow citizens after tho termination
of that war. And such is the unavoida.
bic fate of parties. Either the party
which antagonises the Governmeut dur
ing the war must go down or the nation
must perish. Our nation il too young to
die. Those who opposed our armies on
the field Of battle have been DEFEATED
The party whose leaders opposed the
prosecution of our war for national ex,
i.tsnce have been beaten at the ballot box.
Our people have just given another Of
the highest psoots Of the fact that "man
is capable of self government
The people at the ballotbo1 have de-
clared their adherence to the principles
which were made triumphant BY the skill
and bravery Of Anericn officers, SOL
diers and seamen amid the storm of bat
tie. Let all good Union men continue to
be faithful and true to the cause of their
country and all will be vel. The nation
purified by the fiery ordeal through which
it has lately passed, will start upon new
era Of progress. The enemies of free
Government will everywhererespect aud
fear our greatness and power, and the
down trodden ard oppressed of every
cline will seek and fud an asylum in our
midst
JOHN CESSNA,
Chairman Union State Central Committee.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25
e- Democratic support of Andrew

eSr Democratic support of Andrew
johnson. since the election, is not as
warm OF as decided as it was before the
polls opened. Are we to accept present
residence as the evidence Of past hypoc,
rasy? Jerry Black declared at Will
Transport, that Andrew johnson sympa.
thisod with the Democracy of Peunsyl-
vania, aud if they succeeded, he (the
Presiden,)would ack aowIedge the Demo-
cratic party as his only and true support.
But as the people have rejected that par
ty, and as Andrew Johnson, in speeches
lately made. has repldiated the very es-
seuce Of what Is Known as democratic
doctrines, on whom will and can he
hcncetortn lean for support? Perhaps
Mr. Black can s-sver.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25

WAsuINGroN, October 22--Tbo Brit
ish Minister received by the last foreign
mail some important communication from
his Government touching the Fenian
movement in the United States. 1t is un
derstood that is Of nature that will re-
qulre the attention of the Secretary Of
State. 1t IS not true, as asserted. that
the Secretary informed Her Majesty.
G overnment in regard to the movement.
Of the Fenian Brotherhood in the United
States. 1t is we'll understood here that
the English Government has had secret
agents on the alert for over nine months,
who have kept them fully advised. What
they did not know, however, was that it
had any fooihold iu ireland
The list Of Major and Brigadier- Gen.
erals who are to be mustered out is near
ly completed, ard will be published in a
few days. General Grant is determined
to reduce the army down to a peace foot
ing as rapidly as possible, and the Secre-
tary of War ic equally determined that
the one hundred and fiftey Major and
Brigadier- 6 Generals who are drawing pay,
and many of them peri orming no service
shall not do so after the first OF next
opth. The verdict rendered by the Militia
ry Commission for the trial if Werze was
communicated to the Secretary of War
by Judge Advocate General Holt last
evening. Its PRONUNCIATION may be ex-
pected at any moment. Various surmis-
es are afoat as to what the finding is, but
there seems to be but little doubt that
this miserable creature will have to
gving.
The parties interested in getting the
Government TO accept the forty miles Of
the Union Pacific Railroad, SO that they
can draw the nillior; and half of dol
lars worth of bonds, are here urging the
adoption Of the minority report to that
end. The Presiden. and the Secretary
of the Interior fully understand the mat
ter now. and will not allow the Govern
ment to be injured by interested parties
on either side of the question.
Lieutenant g General Grant, accompan-
led by the officers of his staff, visited the
Executive Mansion to-day to pay their
respects to the Chief Magistrate. After
the presentation by Lieutenant-Geueral
Grant of his military family, and few
minutes passed in familiar and pleasant
conversation with the President, the dis
party retired.
The United States steamer Rhode L.
land, Commander MUIR, will leave here
tomorrow for Eavapna, for the purpose
of bringing to the United States the Reb-
ell steamer StoneWaN.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25
Notice to DelimGr,ents

The Books containing the arrearages due
me for subscription, joo work and adver.
tising will pe in :he hands Of A. H. Weld
man after Friday the 9th. Persons de-
string to see me personally will find me
at his store up to that time and also on
Friday evening and Saturday, November,
3rd and 4th. l earnestly hope that all
those indebted to ne will pay up by that
time and not put US both to additional
trouble aud expenee. l must collect
these now-all the earnings OF three and
one fourth years are on the books and
must have this money.
4. l.. GUSS.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25
NEW FIRM AND New GoODs .-E

NEW FIRM AND New GooDs BY
reference TO our advertising columns it
will be perceived that Messrs. Tom Frow
and Tom Parker, have connected them
selves with Mr. Sulouf, aud are now do
ing business in the Crystal Palace. The
"Toms" are clever fellows as well as the
gentleman with whom they are associated,
and We ask for them a liberal share of
the public patronage. Call and see them,
for they are all "hunkedory."
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25

fA- Those desiring a good dish of
Oyster Soup, Oyster Stews, or anything
in that line Of business will please call
at Mr.. Coles Saloon, under Thompson's 8
Hotel, where they can be accommodated
at the shortest notice. Hiram is good
clever fellow, and we ask for him a liberal
share Of .hs public patronage.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25
IL The Tories OF the Revolution we're

~ The Tories OF the Revolution we're
followed, during their natural lives, by 8
Kissing scorn which ever kept them in
contempt ana odium before the people
Judging by the results Of the elections
held lately all over the country, similar
fate awaits the copperheads, now regarded
ss the lineal descendants of Revolution.
ary tories. 1t matters not what platforms
s-e erected by the cops-it is Of no con-
seouencc whom they run as candidates,
whether soldiers accept their nominations
or whether they put uf their civil adhe-
rents, the result is the sanle they are
followed by Kissing socrn and indignant
reprsaches such as pursued the torres to
their dishonorable graves! Truly, the
fate Of the traitor, the sneak, and the
tory, is hard.
M- Don't neglec, to read the new aa-
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25

wreck Tuesday, however, We were glad
dened ty tho sight of a sail, and the hope
that our ,ignal of distress had been dis
covered, as the vessel seemed 10 bear down
upon US, aui soon thereafter we had the
happiness Of being rescued from what ap-
pearedl certain destruction, by boat sent
US, and hero soos on toard bark, which
proved to be the VIM. Z. Anderson, Capt
Pierce, bound from Mobile and New
York, and to whose kind and rnccasing
attentions, we, with the other survivors,
attribute our restoration to health.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25

GOSHEN, Lancaster county, Oct. 2l.-
Day Wood, member elect fror, this coun-
ty to the Legislature, died at his resi-
denoe near this place, last e7enirg, of ty-
phoid fever. He YVES sborr ifty-three
years Of age, and was also member of
the last Legislature
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25

les- Boxes, Barrels, Bales, Bundles
snd every conceivable article that would
contain goods, has just been received at
Harley's Clothing Store, on Bridge Street.