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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-12
TINWARE 4 STOVE SHOP.

TyNIlE undersigned respectfully informs his old friend
aud customers, that he has purchased his brothers
interest in the above establishment aud the concern wills
NereaIter be conducted by himself exclusively.
b. lie has just received aud oilers for sale lhe larg
SGsA est and most extensive assortment of A NCf
tzwV STOVES ever introduced into this market.
SH His stock consists Of a complete assortment OF
he best Cooking and parlOr stoves IN the market tOget
& with Stove Fixtures Of every description, oven and
DIX Stoves, Radiators Cyndar stoves Cast Iron Air
&ight stoves Cannon Stoves, Sc SC StOvepipe aud
0pware constantly on hand and manufactured To order
- kinds Of repairing done nsull, on short notice.
The patronage uf old ifienda and new Curtomars te
sttfully solicited A RuPERi.
1loCmFbuTg, November 3D. IeGO. II.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-12
Life of Lincoln.

We see that several Democratic papers
are advertising the Life of Lincoln, ,"ex-
pccting to get copy for their pains. We
thought Democratic editors had seen
enough of the life of Lincoln during the
last four years to satisfy them.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-12
VOLUME 20.
THE ETERNAL DAY.

DhaLh w BOOu mau ID Uut llC uhWu-
ing of an eternal day. Not till then does
he enter upon real lile--a life unclogged
by corruption. Then is he "clothed up
on" and ascends to be with Christ, ,which
is far better, Then farewell earth, fare
we'll toll, and pain, and tears, and death:
He goes to join the immortal company
who sing and shinc in the presence of God
forever.
"Andthough the hills Of death
May hide the bright array,
The marshalled brotherhood of souls
Still keeps its upward way;
Upward forever upward
see their march sublime,
And hear the glorious music
Ofthe conquerors Of time"
No doubt, no darkness, no fears The
two leavod gates of eternity are gently
opening before him, and the light of that
brighter world is pouring forth upon the
scene of his departure.
SEQ the dying Mozart, as he stands up.
on the hither shore Of the river of death,
looks back upon the tolls Of the past, and
forward to the joys the immortal future.
How appropriate his 'cygaoan song" the
last he heard on earth:
"spirit thy labor is ocrl
Thy term of probation is run,
Thy steps bound for the untroddcn shore
And the race of immortals begun.
Spirit how bright is the home
For which thou art on the wingi
Thy home it will be with thy Saviour and God,
Their loud hallelujnhs to sing
In that "5etter country there will be
no more hunger or thirst, no cold or heat,
no WEAKNESS or sickness, no pain, decay,
or death forever There the wicked cease
from troubling, and there the weary are
at rest. The lamb that is in the midst of
the throne shall lead Va to fountains OF
living waters, and God shall wipe away
all tears from our eyes
Reader, does your bosom glow with this
glorious hope of joys immortal beyond the
grave! II so, of what account are our
earthly trials, disappointmeuts, and suffer-
ings' Arc they worthy to be compared
with the glory to be revealed Should
We not rather bless God for every pang
we feel, knowing that our light aflistion
which is but Tor a moment-worketh
for us far more exceeding and eternal
weight of glory'
| "Thcn, my soul, despond no more,
| The storms OF life will soon be DER.
And shall find the peaceful shore
Ofeverlastng rest
Oh, happy day! Oh, joyful hour
| When freed from earth my soul shall tower,
| beyond the reach OF santuns power,
To be forever blest'
Such prospect that opens before the Chris
lian as he passes the gates of death. No
wonder he often shouts" Victory, VICTORY
through the blood of the lamb -
Then welcome, death! Welcome, the
tomb and the bright world beyond =
Welcome, ye angels immortal Wei.
come, ye blissful hosts, once of earth, and
heirs of sorrow, pain, and death, but no. "
forever freol Welcome my long lost kin
dred await my coming Welcome, thou
gates of day, thou city ofmy God | Wei
come, thrice welcome, thou glorious Re
deemcr, thou the infinite Godhead AL
hail, immortality! All hail, ETERNAL
LIFE. liattiSon on The Immortality D
the Soul.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-12
Letter from Gen. Mcclellan.

The anniversary OF our National lndc-
pandcnce was duly celebrated at Geneva
by the American travellers among the
Alps. Among the letters from invited
guests was the following, which was re-
ccivcd with the greatest interest;
HOTEL BRYoS, LAKE GENEvA,}
TUESDAY, July 4, 1865.
My Dea1 Sir IL have received your
very polite invitation, on behalf of the
citizens of the United States of America,
who are in Geneva, to Mrs. Mcclellan
and my self to join them at dinner to-day.
regret that it will not be in our power
to do ourselves the pleasure Of meeting
with you in the celebration of this most
interesting anniversary of the mcst sacred
day in American calender. Although l
cannot meet sou in person hope that you
will permit me to erApress the intense JOY
and pride with Which, in common with all
Amoricaus,l look upon the recent glorious
successes of our gallant armies under
Grant and Sherman.
AS these victories have finally crushed
the armed opposition to the General Gov
ernmcnt, and have brought back the whole
Of the national domain under the folds of
our dag, I trust that this anniversary OF
the nations birthday will be the opening
of new era in our history-when broth
crly love will once again prevail between
the people of the once contending sections
when all the causes Of the late war shall
have disappeared-when the idea OF Sc
cession shall be regarded as thing en-
tircly of the past-nevcr again to be re-
vvcd, and during which we shall become
a stronger, more united and more pros.
porous nation than ever before.
l must sincerely unite with you in the
feelings of sorrow and Indignation which
have been SO universally expressed for the
cowardly murder which deprived the
country Of its chief Magistrate, and in the
desire to aaord the most loyal support tc
his successor. | trust, too, that you will
unite with me in the hope that, since We
/, have completely vindicated our national
strength and military honor by the entire
defeat and ruin Of our late enemies, ou
people will pursue a magnanImOus ant
merciful course towand fallen ioe-ont
that will tend to soften the bitter feeling
: ing inevitably caused by long and ear
J nest war, aud to restore the co nfdence anc
) kind feeling that could exist betweel
t those who owe allegiance to the same gov
p crnment and belong to tho same people.
r Begging that you will convey to tn
committee, and to the gentlemen they rep
resent, my sincere thanks for their yer.
n courteous invitation, am, my dear sir
It very truly and respectfully yours,
n GEO. b. MCCLELLAN.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-12

GoNE.-One of the murdercrs of Mrs.
Surratt--Jo, Holt, has gone to the White
Mountains, to reouperate his health -Er,
charge.
Yes, and if Jo, don't repent of bis
crime, the next place hel go to will be
the devil.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-12

aay- A thiovipg Treasury clerk has been
arrested. He only gobbled up about
SlOs 900 worth of coupons taken from
81 900 bonds, Altogether accidental-
we mean the discovery.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-12
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

whn have injured Themselves by certain praclircin
dugrd IN when alone, habtirG1uruty learned ifoh
Cv companions schunl. the effects OF WhlCD are
pughty felt wh"U asleep, and, # not cured reh
dcrs arriagc IHpus>ihlr and destroys both mind ahi
body, suuuId Apply immediately.
VI Nhat VUy iltai young Hhu, the hcpc OF our cnuh
try the prIde ui his parents should he snatlcd from
all prospects aud cuoymcnts ui lite, by the Conso'
quence Of deviating from ihr path of nature aud III
dulg ng ccr,aiu secret habit. such persons must,
t,sf Ian m
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-12

sSy' Col. Baker, Stanton's chief dog
having been arrested for false imprison-
ment, bribery and corruption generally,
now turns round aud says that he never
made any of the arrests for which he is
indicted, except on the express order Of
of Mr.. Lincoln. This is not the Grst in
stance in which rogues have charged their
crimes to the dead.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-12

Mr.. SURRArrs FATE.-It seems that
five of the military judges who sentenced
Mrs. Snrratt, signed paper asking for a
Communication of her senteuce to life i'm
prisonmont; and that all the other MEM
bers of the court, though declining to sign
the document, were in favor Of the elem
ency for which it appealed.
President johnson, who seems to be
sensitive on The score Of public opinion in
connection with his treatment of the par
ties whose crime elevated him to his pre-
sent position, declined to mitigate The Sc
verify Of the sentence, although recent
revelations had rendered it more than pro
babe that the woman was sentenccd OF
the strength of perjurcd testimony
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-12

asS Since The advent cfthc Rcpub ican
party in power, it has becomo the habit Of
public officers to do their private travelling
and plcasuring at the peoples expense
Ship, railroad cars, and everything nee
cssary for the purpose are appropriated by
the public servants with the most uublush.
ing ,ftrontery. The two Stewards and
family started for Care May in ono of the
Government revenue cutters. Secretary
Mccullough and family took trip down
the Potomac in Government vesse and,
following suit President Johnson and fam.
lily also took run to Oh, sapeake Bay.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-12

UNITED STATES MARsHAL-Colonel
P, c, Ellmaker has been appointed by the
President United States Marshal for the
Eastern District Of Pennsylvania, in place
of Marshal Millward.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-12

Bsb- VIM. b, Thomas has been reap
pointed Collector of Customs at Philadcl
phia,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-12

seS- The owner of the house in which
Mr.. Lincoln died, complains that the Wis
itOrs to the expiring President stole his
tumtlcrs, SILVER spoons, and other articles
of value, This is the party of "great
morel IDEAS" They believe that "godli-
ness is great g0in," by a most singular
Interpretation Of the Scriptures.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-12

R&s@ Since May lst over sixty thousand
Of our "colored brethren have crossed
the Ohio River, bound for "de land OBJ
promise in de Norf' Perhaps many of
them are going to vote for }. Dolson Cox, 4,
the Oberlin candidate. How are you,
Snowbal
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-12

las- An editor out West has married a
girl named Church; he says he has en-
joyed more happiness since he joined the
Church than he ever dip in his life before.
lie will seel happier still about Church
ing time,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-12
UP DE G r A F r 5
EYE AND EAR iNFiMRARY,
ION the Square, Three Doors from steclc's Ilote
WILKESBARRE, PA.


nNUIS INSTUTION is now opened and
L furui shed in tho most costly style. Reception,
Private and Operating Rooms are large convenient aud
well adapted. The Surgical apartment COhtaius the
6nnst coile,ton of il stfuments in this country and
shus his fu uities w enable hn to meet any and all
emergencies in practice lie will operate upon all the
various forms OF BLINDNESS, Cataract, Occluoh OF
she Pupil Cross Eyes Closure of the Tear Ducta, ~
version of the Eyelids, PtcTygum, &c, NC ANA WIZ
1rcat an orms Of Sores Eye tranuled Lids bpacetles
OF the Cornea and ScotIlOus diseases of the Eye TO-
kethcT WIN an tue diseases 10 winch lhs ESc 10 SUI
jGct w " .. ,,, ,
DEAFNESS Will treat all the diseases c0mnou TO
xhe organ Discharges from the Ear Noises in the Ear
CatarTh difficulty Ofhearing total Deafness even where
the Drum is dcstrsyed. VIII insert Artificial one
answering nearly all the purposes of ,he natural
DISEASES OF THE THROAr.-Ail diseases cont
uOn to the Throat and Nose will be treated ~
GENERAL SURGERY.-ilc will operate upon Gun
feet Hair Lip, Cleft Palate rumors Cancers Ehiat'
Eed Tencls, &c. Plastic operations by hoalhg new
nesh into delormed parts, and General surgery oi
whatever character II may present ,.
HERNIA (Or RUPrURE)- Tie will perform "Lopus
operation for the rGdCal (Cnmplcte) cure OF hernit
this is PROFESSIONALLY perfect cure ana Is uGne WIZ,
title pain. Out OfInany hundred operated upo
Boston there has been failures. It having nt' mt
perfect appreciation of all whOhave submitted ioh
ARTIFICIAL EYES-Willin insert artificial Eyes CIV
sng them the motion and expression Of the natural
T'hey are inserted with the least pain.
HEMORRuOIDS, Qiles,)-This troublesome disease
D. readily cured, Those suffering iromit VIII 40 WEI
~ cali,
Or. Up De Graft visits Wilkes. Barre with view
suilding up permanent Institute for the treatment
more than quarter of century in Hospital and gener
al practice hG hopes, Viii be sufficient guarantee
those who may Du disposed TO employ him,
May Ia, leGl.--tf,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-12

sds' Brave men are always generous
and towards intolernut
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-12
YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims Of Solitary
Vice that dreadful and destructive habit which annu
ally SWEEPS to an untimely grave III ssands of young
of thci most exalted talents and brilliant intellect
who might otherwise have cnranCed listening Sem
a'es with The thunders Of eloqucncc, walked to
stacy the living Tyre, may call with full confidence.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-08-12
MARRAIG e.

Married persons or young men contemplating mar
fiage, being aware of physical weakness organic de
bility, defOrmities, SIP pCCdily cured.
He who places him self undCr the care of Or J. may
riIgiously Conddo in his honor as gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his SKIN as physician,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-05-17
CAPTURE OF JErr. DAyIs.-The cap

CAPTURE OF jEEE. DAyIS.-The cap
ture CT. the grand. high cOckclprum Of
"opr Southern brethren" hes crested some
feeling and Comment in our tow. The
Union men and the decent Democrats re-
ioice as g matter Of course. but :he Knr-
perheads are as mad as forty checking
hens sbeasis pseY-hsa heeea ssha.- the
"stern statesman" would escape, bnt now
1Jissy sFe Indignant aud tliak !.-a2aa,ne
70 hang auch uan. One man declared
,ha. ''sn- body w no reid he ought co be
hung was no better titn Davis himself"
We reply that JEFF. Davis is rascal a
th:ef. ,,,sr, traitor. . sInprdsrer, . devil
incsrns.e, and any man who says he ought
not lie hung, IS either worse and ineaner
than Davis OF hss nos Wit enough to
know pha ne e taking about.
After 81, isit not the richest thing
thst has ever hapPeaed since time began
or the devil FIRST 90. up z secession move
ment? JEFF Davis escght dressed il
gomen's olothes' And discovered BY bis
big boets2 Nog, boys. rack cut your
"sour apple trse' Let him giving hemp,
and let Ben Builor be At the head Of his
Court Martial. and then let his Cursed
earcssa ikc that Of Booth be consigned
20 oblivion, let his memory have wiad-
ing shee: q eternal .ufamy. and IN the
words Of llg Hunnlcutt let the devil
have That IS EFT Of him.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-05-17

Coal On ur LIoKi8G GEsEKt--
Tremendous E.cci;emeat--tle, lie, 's5ei
Quite an excitensa: Is ragjag ID these
1s.ts on The head os reports Of decided
symptoms Q: oil up Licking Greek, il
Milford Township Having occasion to
20 10 the ysl!ey the other dsy Sc made
:: suit 10 call ard examine TIE Symptom"
srG found tLem some 1hst alarming =
Tie spo: we examined was On the land g
Dsv:d Partner blacksmith, soout three
miles from town There san Be no donb,
tia. there are strong symp:oma Of oil
The water Of the vet weather springs Is
covered with blush, Purpled, greasy
scum some Of which has been gathered
which snlslls ileish. We can no. go into
;e:a;lg as to all the evidences, but We saw
ald sne!t enough TO convince us that
taeTe is something up there Tine and
experiments 9ilI doubtless soon reveal
roo7e ir regard 70 its nature and origin.
These symPtboms we believe also exist
o0 ether lands along the Greek owned By
George Mcdonald, Abraham Gass, jrq
Spieue's Heirs, Greer'a Heirs, and otbsTs.
y:is veil Known fac: shat sal: water Is
found N TIA oil regioos-2nd Licking
Creek took It's a4ma from the "salt lioks'
formerly found along its banks One Of
tas most famous Of these "iioks" vas
jus. below the bridge near By che rssi-
deuoe Of Abraham Guss, jr Ne re
u.euher yes Of see'ng some fthe sesfold
:rg on the trees, nezr by, from which the
hur.e7s shot deer whieh tysqueu.ed the
l!:ts
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-05-17
ALTooaA,oN Joss:--The Esi.or

~ = !.
ALTOONA on, Joss.---The Ejitor Of
.Ea Altoona ,gr!5a,ss who publishes tie
raj road organ in that oity Of enterprise,
who hiss = power press, gud no opposition
in his town, sl,sujays a monoply ef pet
~ ioba from The Bail Roa5 Company by
special agreement, snd publishes a paper
between times esMhen net too throns
ly lost his gravity because he sag we did
siz jobs aud Ind SIX rnore-to do during
ope week. We do not in.enisto discuss
the comparative facilities and patronage
of the two otHces, But We wall say this
tina. we have done more job work -drrng
the frst sga dsys of fisy than y
bune man did during the same ssrioa any
year, when he lived IL tSis town and pap-
Iished tia .Seatiae} And since the Tri-
bupe man has got us at this j95 We will
sly another thing. viz; The patronage
q this Office in this town under onr nan
sgement has afforded us living even du-
ring these 'hard tines and enabled US
to keep oct Of debt Can the Tribune
man sag thesame Of It when ~ run the
machine Walk The chalk lina--aad
then tslk q you. big lot Of JOBS
We can't help it that Militia is 50 small
re did no. make it--if we had, we
would have made it ss big as slto6aa-
aud had such biz people ip it, teo!l'! Il
is 6 matter Of iameuta;ioa and rsgre
shat the big people who once sssilsd oa'
our little town have quit their ''srlsl1
business" migrated to Altoona 70 do BIG
jobs. We have no big men-,hs stock
ia rua ou:--aad we haze no seed to plant
Hence wa are onrtent 70 Do dnzes iobs
per week, make both ends meet and Zee
good when Saturday night comes
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-05-17

MR. LINcoLH's LAST INAUGuRAI.--
The last inaugural. address Of Dir. LIN
coin made strong impression III Eng.
laad TIE British S:as,2ara speaks Q.
j. IS '5hs most remarkable thing Of The
sort ever pronounced By any President
Of the Uni,ea s;atoa from the f7at day
ua.A now It's Aiphs and Omega IS
A'D5gFy Gsl, the Goa Of justice and
the Father Q; mercies, who Is working
on: the purpose o. his love. Il is invest
ed Wit, dignity and psthes which hfts
j: high shove everything of the kind.
whether in The Ola World or the New
Tie Whale ;hi1e pat Us IN mind Of the
baz; men Of the English Commonwealth )
shsrs is. IL fae,. nueh Of the Old prophet
about il
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-05-17

JusIA7A OK ComPAHy.-By refer
sacs to our Advertising column the reader
s:ll see this company ia going on to pros
psct for oil We learn thai $500 worth
Of stock has been taken Let en- pitch
IL and get their names up We think i
worthy undertaking
There are three oonmittess appointed
to lease ianis and report next Saturday
VI ps1t:cn;ar spot has yet beea selectei
r ho.inS
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-05-17

PAUPEEs.-We think il abou: time
:ha: Providence wouli open up oil IL
N!togd township, or j: viii ne Bankrupt.
t ms load Of about f1r:7 paupers 'on
the township" and is grand poor
house al! over .:orae talk Of putting
the township, "on the township" /: is
uotio.5ie' fao. that few Of these cases
are the res1l: Of the var OF Of ordinary
pr9vidoncas-,hey arg traits Of prostita,
:ion and dissipation. lamentabie reooc1
for christian land
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-05-17

SToP WHgRE The States Union
Hotel once vas foyoute stoppjag place
for Juniata folks, hut since Nr. Almond
left i: our people have scattered. Oar
city going readers viii te gaId to read the
card Of Mr. Almond in another column
that he has set up on Chestnut Street
We know whereof &c speak when we as
sure our readers that no better ssopping
place can be found in PhiladelPhh Read
his card
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-05-17
Missouri Lands for Sale
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THE UNDERSIGNED ;n:orza The p.3r.s
= ot Jani@.s Couaty that there a-4 T.
neroGs residents Ct Northern Nisz.-r. wig
OF Lccoc1t &C :Esi- We! known cLa-.e;e. a.
''re6e' synpsih.-srs' sre n2x glad . ~: ia
q halr lands Fl 3 very -ow pF:ce AID ;..rc
Sisie ~coSa .oga.ty ~uniers st an r1ics;ratls
AoIne--aat 10 ass lived i tie State ssve-lY cars
2na 50 Colcnel q .1s 10Th 2ts.e .1,.:.,s hss
:-ererss4 aa1 "a fsm.iiar nth r.cs: o: tia
eountcy North af the Miss.oari r.ver. xhe-s
gcod improved lands may Do1 bs had q; 81
to SIS per acre. with 5000 vesteri. iz19-o-s
nelts lands that VIII double ;te.r rrice = :
year snd are veil clcu-s;ed far raia;ng a.1ck,
TH'ch r nost profitable bc.siaess IL that corr
try--,Bst dc vii, act as Agen, for any vsrscn
"isHinS % inTss. II Ray such lands. MoneJ
nay ee safelY sc-t 70 Lin by Ezuress any
iul.ner information giye2 by sdaeesai-E liz
ss io--:vs
TN 2 OKESON,
EAsEI8AL. 40
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-05-17

GRAND REVIEW ~ WAsHIHsroH.--
The 4rnies Of Gems Sherman, Meade.
and Sheridan are expected in Wsshing-
ton in s feS days, when there Rill be q
sr2ut -smew of .hs force BY Gem Grant.
Il viii be 4 magnificent spectacle, sud as
these armies will soon be disbanded or
scattered, j; viii be the last opportunity
to see military demonstration on 50 large
a scale for several generations st !east,---
Aftey review, the troops viii be gradually
marched away and mustered aus Of ser
vice ualess It IS found necessary 70 send
3 strong force to Texas. The regiments
Of the regular asu,y, some Of which are
much reduced in strength, wi:l be rs.
'oraited, and :: is :umored that the Vet.
ecaa Reserve Corps isto be retained toI
pros ost dury.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-05-17
An Apprentice Wsnte6

T7Hs urdersignsd desires e &c. E lad 5s
tween the ages Of II eni I9 to ieslu the
Chsirnakiug or me Painting and Ornanen.
ing business, or both. Ina nirs immediately
of Ls7i Rs!,ar 6ho will give Mi aecess4-- =
Formation 81 H. H!H;r.3r- Cks;. Shop
~-t EErrTti
Ws --s'