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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-03

S BENJAMIN = KOLLER and others, VS..
ID JOHNGEMMILL and others,--In the Cir
ORDERED, This 18th day of May, 1865, that
the sales made and reported by David Wiley,
Trustee, for the sale Of The Real Estate men
toned in this cause, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown,
on or before the 27th day Of June meet, provided
three successive week before the said 27th day
Of June next.
The report states the amount Of sales to be
$5,642.OO. a....s.2..e.tt
JOHN H. LoNGNECKER, Clerk.
True copy-Test: y 7. O q Il Isl
JOHN H. LONGNECKER, Clerk
May 27.-3t. N-I liiaG
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WANTED,

.TA WANTED,
$15,OOOss Be ';'s warehouse by @'E 1T e;
city OF Baltimore, worth $4,000. yTF
s, Apply to ey.-
Zoa II Law Buildings, Baltimore, Md.
May PITT a,al
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-03
Leqoz Notices.

In BALTIMORE COUNTY ORPHANS COURT,
!. May 18th, 1865.
ORDERED, That the sale of the Real Estate
~ of David Dixon, deceased made By
JACOB WISNER, the Executor
of the last Will and Testament of the said de-
ceased, and this day reported to this Court by
the said Executor, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause be shown to the contrary,
On or before the eth dayof June, 1861
Provided, copy Of this order be inserted in
some weekly NEWSPAPER, published in Balti-
more county, for three successive Veeks, before
the said 9th day of June, 1855. 49,. .-rr.ll.s7L
The report states the amount Of sale to be
$4,000. 9 aCfIil
! ~ ~ 0Vp : ~ 50HNgPhILPOT9h
Register Of Wills for BaltimOre'cO.
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TRUSTEES OAIE UT
ONE OF THE
MOST VALUABLE FARMS
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.
y YBACON HALL FAKM,"

HHE undersigned Trustees offer at
II Private Sale the S6RSl
~ Y r6lp CON HALL, EARMO Hill
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ToHN 6. BRIAN next friend to MARY P.
SEPH L. BRIAN,-In the Circuit Court for Bal
tiosore County-In Equity May 2Oth, 1865. 80.
ORDERED, That the sale made and report
ed by John G. Brian, Trustee of part of the
Real Estate in the above entitled cause men
toned, be ratified and confirmed unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown, ON or before
this order be published IN some Newspaper
printed and published at Towsontown, once a
week for threesuccessiHe weeks before said goth
day of june, 1866. F,1.t4 I,sg r1xJ.srf,z
The report states the amount Of sales to be
100000. 5sl'n s 'l
So .IaI-zE TX ID. @. II. EMORY.
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u
Joseph Biden, tales,
Henry Kone, do
D. Parlett, petit juror,
Wiley Hunt, bailiff,
Geo. H. Carman, clerk,
ElIzibeth Blakely, Witness,
John H. Longnecker, Clerk,
Jno. T. Ensof, States Attorne,
Joshua Hutchins, witness,
John Stock, do
Jas. L. Ridgely, Jr., sundry W
Thos. Z. Mainland, d
John ]. Danaker, city Sheriff,
Robt. Proctor, witness and TIA
John H. Longnecker, clerk
John T. Ensor, states attorney
John T. Ensor, sandry wines
Samuel Pinkerton, bailiff,
VIM. Preston, tales, 1c5 :
Jas. L. Ridgely, Jr., tales,
S. Pinkerton, sundry witnesst
John Bonsall, Petit juror,
John H. Longnecker. clerk,
E. r. Sparks, city sheriff,
R. j. Cuttings, states attorney
Abel. Mitchell, grand juror,
S. w. Upton, witness,
Thomas Love, grand juror,
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comm issions COIRecting Taxes ]

Geo. Fl. Carman for Books &cauq VI
Church & Haverstick for publishing,
o. G. Warfield for Copy Act Assembly,
Henry Fraptz, comsr., HsFiad0a 1ola
Jas. J. Given,
o. G. Warfeld, clerk. Vtt3fa
John H. Longnecker for publishing,
Geo. H. Carman, recording,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-01-11
DYSPEPSIA.
CURE WARRANTED.

Dy.pepna has the tolloring Symptoms:
list. A constant pain or unessiness st the
pit CT the stomach
I'd. Flatulence and Acidiiy. esT
Sd. Costiveness and Loss Of Appetite.
4th. Gloom and Depression of Spirits.
9th. Diarrhes, with gripping.
9th. Pain in all parts of the system.
7th Consumptiye Symptoms and Pslp!:a-
tion of the Heart.
eth. Cough, with Phlegm in the Throat.
9th. Nervous Affection, aad want OF Sleep
at night t
10Th Loss Of Appetite and Vomiting.
llth. Dizziness, Dimness Of Vision, and
Loss Of sight.
18th. Headache and Staggering in walking,
with great Weakness.
Out Of The thousands Of cases Of Dyspepsia
that have used Dr. Wishart's Great American
Dyspepsia Pills, not one Of them has failed Of
q perfect cure We warrant n cure in every
case, no matter if of twenty years standing.
Sold by all druggists everywhere, and at Or.
Wishart's Office, No. 10 y. Second street, Pill
adelphia Pa. determinations and consults
tions free of charge. Send for circular
Price 81 per box. Sent by mail, free Of charge
on receipt ofmoney.
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! WAR NEWS.
MEMPHIS, Jan 3,
VIA. CAIRO, Jan. 6

Gen. Dana has received informatio
from his cavalry force, sent out from herr
on the 18th of December, that they
struck the Mobile aud Ohio Railroad D
miles below Corinth, and had, Ga tno
9th, utterly destroyed it to below Oko-
Iona. - -r -tT Ia
Twenty-nine bridges, great deal OF
,trestle work, 80 railroad cars, 800 army
wsgons and 1000 carbines, were destroy
ed
FORESTS camp of dismounted men at
Everona was dispersed, six officers and 20
men were captured.
The expedition did not lose man.
General Grierscn has orders to destroy
the road as far as Meridian, and release
our prisoners at Catawba, if possible.
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Dyspepsia, Dyspepsia, Dyspepsia.

l, ELIZABETH BRANsoS, Of Bradywine, Del.
formerly OF Old Chester, Del, do certify that,
for one year and half | suffered everything
but death from that awful disease called Dys-
pepsia My whole system was PROSTATE with
weakness and nervous debility l could not
digest my food if ate even q cracker or the
smallest amount of food, it would return just
as | swallowed it became so costiye in my
bowels that | would not have passage in less
than from four and often eight days; under
this immense suffering, my mind seemed en-
,irely 10 give way. 1 had dreadful horror and
evil forbodings. | thought everybody mated
me, and hated everybody; could not bear
my husband nor my own children. everything
appeared TO be horror stricken 10 me; | had
no ambition to DO anything; lost all my love
of family and home | would lamble and van
der from place to place, but could not be con.
tented | felt that was doomed to hell, ahd
that there was no heayelf or me- and was often
tempted to commit sucIue, so near was my
whole nervous system destroyed, and also my
mind, from that awful complaint, Dyspepsia.
that my friends thought best to have me placed
in DR.. kirkbrides Hospital, West Philadel-
phia remained there nine weeks, and
thought was little better, but in few days
my dreadful complaint was raging as bad as
ever Hearing of the wonderful cures per
formed by DR.. Wishart's Gieat American Dys-
pepsia Pills and his treatment for Dyspepsia,
my husband called on Dr. Wishart and stated
my case 10 him. He said he had NO doubt lie
could cure me. So in three days after called
and placed myself under the Doctors treat
ment, and IN two weeks began TO digest my
food and felt that my disease was giving way.
and continued 10 recover for about thres
months, an,l at the present time | enjoy per
fec; health of body and mind, and | most sin
cerely return my thanks to meicifGl God
and DR.. Wishart, and TO his great American
Dyspepsia Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cordial
that saved me from an Insane Asylum and
premature grave. Al persons suffering with
Dyspepsia are at liberty to call on me CT to
write, as | am willing to do all the good can
for suffering humanity. ELIZABETH BRAssoS,
Brandywine, Del, formerly of Old Chester.
Delaware county, Pa.
pr. Wishart's Office, y 10 North Second
street, Philadelphia.
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History OF Juniata Soldiers.

III, undersigned, being ds,ircus o. SOLICIT
,.x tho Data fo- sompiets History Of al 'he
C;,i,xn. " Junista County who haro served
!. she Usion Army during the Rsbsllion, re
,re..,ull7 solicit from the selG;ers themselves,
.pt from their friends, th. following, among
arv other interesting facts, connected with
,ks servio. ef esoh sf cur Citizen Soldier; I;
The Soldiers name, his rank, when enlisted
in uh., company, regiment, where he resiied
ss.or. lie enlisted, Il w0sndsa, or Killed or
sisd--gir:ng particulars in e"eh ssss' the ba'-
les in Which he Was, how long he served, i
y..ulistei. when discharged sc Uineers o.
Companies are requested . furnish copies Of
,As;r oris:aal muster fcli-, Tas names, Sc,
., AL ,uch citizens ., sersei in companies
an. regiments no. here enumerated hrt
especially solicited Company lst Pa
es,alrr, CO. l 49;h, Co. BIRD, Co. {
4Tth. Co. T 10th Co. I25fh, @. lt;h
p. Cav. Co. D l5ist, CO. D Sfih Militia,
go. Z lfls,. Ord Pa Art. 100 Day Men
e.. B B212nd 1t is designed 10 eoiia'i ms
Interesting material with E vis- Of possibly
Publishing is some day when ccmpleted. SOL
S,srs in The army. or ;hosa Al home dIscAarg-
,s and their friends will please interest,"
,b.u..l,es in the project TO the extent 0! tIr-
y,sl l;r., <. wish IN. I.i. ed above.
,w-TVt-iAE
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This Company has 120 acres OF land in Fee
on Allegheny river, Immediately opposite Oil
City, and Gdioining L1ytonia, with 10 rods
rrcnt on the river, and , rods front on Lays
RIM. Hon C. p Hamsdcll. editor of the Uil
City Nonitor and agent for this land, assures
the Company that it will sell in lots FOR $780,,
900, reserving the oil right which is worth
100000 additional. Immediate rersnae triIl Be
dsrioea for the Company from the sale Of these lots;
and the Company have two good engines with
complete fixtures 10 operate Immediately for
OIL The territory in this immediate locality
has never failed to produce proftably.
Also one hundred acres, in fee simple, in
the celebrated Cherry Run District, immedi
ately adjoining Cherrynun Petroleum Compa-
NY. whose stock is now worth $50 per share
The Company now haze offers, which viii be
accepted, for sinking wells on lease without
any cost to the corporation and one-half the
proceeds to go to the Company. The Curtin
and StNcholas Companies are in this imu,e
date locality, and their stock is now COM
lnanding large premium. In addition, the
Company has 40 acres, in fee simple, on Cherry
Tree Run, which empties into Oil Greek, and
in the best producing Oil Territory, and 10
acres, in fee simple, on Walnut Bend, five
miles above the mouth of Oil Creek, and not
over two miles from the celebrated Reed well,
now producing over 200 barrels per day.
Also, the lease Of three tracts of land, two
on Oil Creek, each producing over ten barrels
per day. and one on Allegheny River. produc-
ing ten barrels per day of heavy oil, worth
now S21 per barrel. The Company now re-
ceives thrce-fourths Of the proceeds Of the last
named well, and one-half Of the other two.
Each of these tracts will be developed by the
Company by sinking additional wells, and the
engines and fixtures are now on hand to do il.
The officers of this Company mean to pros
ecute the devclope ment Of these lands most
energetioally, and they have entire confidence
that they will yeild very large dividends Of
the capital stock.
pEA. Subscriptions must be made promptly,
as more than one-half Of the stock is already
engaged
Subscriptions will be received By
W. NJ ALLISON and E. ID. PARKER,
tf Miflintown Penn.
-
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DISABLED SOLDIERS

and hers will find this the most pleasant
and rhotable agency they can undertake.
We i've exclus i've territory, and will give par
ticulacs of agency or application.
We print this plate on 10 by 81 sheet,
suitable for framing, and viii send speci-
men copy by mail, free, on receipt of the price
$3.50, which is about one-half the price
usually charged for engravings of this char
acter. For particulars address BRADLEY s
Co. Publishers, No. IS North Fourth Street
Dec. 8. 1865. fsr 4--
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Home on a FurIoush.

This beautiful Steel Engraving, painted by
Sohussele and engraved by Sartain is having
an immense sale, and is considered by all who
have seen it as One of the finest specimens Of
engravings ever gotten out in this country.
EyeryN soldiers aFami:y. should
have a copy.
Every Loyal flOusehO.ss should
have have a copy.
In fact, every family who has father, hus-
band, or son battling for his country, will ap-
preciate and should possess
HOME ON 4 FURL3UGH.
1t will always be beautiful memorial Of
these anxious days and years of rebellion and
war.
This engraving is sold exclusively by
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IGI Acres

Adjoining lands of John Christy, Abram Book.
Joshua Poffenberger aud John ioder, nearly
all OF which is cleared and under good cult
walton, having thereon erected Two story
Weather boarded LOG HOUSE, new large
BANK BARN, Wagonshed, and other out
buildings-good water at the door and running
water on the Farm. There is also, Ten
ANT HOUSE on the premises. There IS
also good apple ORCHARD on the premises:
Tracts Of Woodland near by wall be disposed
of also if desired.
The land i. of the best quality, the situa-
ton convenient, and the neighborhood good
making it very desirable residence for any
person wishing fine farm.
Deo 2l-6t. JACOB BESHOAR,
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A DESIRABLE TAVERN STAND FOR
RENT.

That well known TAVERN STAND the JUsI-
ArA HOTEL, situated on Main street, Mifilin-
town, now in the occupancy OF Joseph Watts,
is offered COR rent from the lst day Of April
next. 1t is a large Two Story House, with o
large Stable and other necessary outbuihdg
connected herewith and is one Of the best
Stands in the county. For terms &c. call on
A. II. Wsidman or James Kirk, Mifflintown.
HARRIET LITTLEFIELD.
Dec. l4th, 1864.
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HoME-We we're pleased to see the
friendly countcnance and patriotic face Of
Ferdinand Rohm, of Co. F 10th Cavalry
in cur sanctum the other day We wish.
him lots OF enjoyment during his brief fur
lough. -.-I- E-tii
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-01-11

THE duty on Whiskey since the 1st in.
slant, is two dollars per gallon. At this
price, whiskey drinking must be an ex-
pensive luxury, but still something will
be sold that is called Whiskey, though it
be nothing less than liquid poison, even
in comparison with the old stuff that was
known by that name. -
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BEEF FOR CASH.
Dec. 14-3t.

Owing to the high price Of all neat cattle
the undersigned gives notice that on and after
the lst day of December next he win sell
Meat only for CASH. These terms must be
strictly enforced without respect to persons.
Persons knowing themselves indebted will
please call and settle Immediately -
Nov %. JACOB THOMAS.
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hh aotyood taatman ,soala 6s alo".-Gen.2;l


On the 9TH inst, By Rev. r. II. Fletcher,
Mr. Z. c. Kearns, of the vicinity Of Lewis
town, TO Miss Nancy J. Seiber, OF Walker
twp, Juniata Co.
On the above interesting occasion the SEN
Tor Editor and his Lady were preseu', together
with c large collection OF friends. TO witness
the ceremonies and participate in The festive
ties-f0r which we return our thanks and pro-
nounce the parties blessing The printers
wish, n sure fore-runner of fortune, goes with
them in their new relation, invoking upon
them all the joys, happiness and prosperity
that can fail to the lot Of mJrtals. May their
morning be filed with pleasures. their noon
day abound in prospesify, and their evening
of life. far in the distance. be calm and serene
filed with pleasant recolections and happy
antinipatons OF future rewards in bright er
world beyond the shores Of tigne.
On the Is; inst, by Rev. 8. II. c. Smith,
Henry {, Derr Of Lewisburg, Union Ca, to
Sadie g. BOnsall Of this borough.
Perry papers please copy.
On the 5th inst. by the same, sir. John y.
Howe, TO Mrs. Priscilla Ieator all Of this hor-
ough
On the 5th inst, by Rev. r. II. Fletcher, sIr
Solomon Brubakcr 10 Miss Catharine Auker,
all Of Juniata Co.
On the 3rd inst, by Rev. VI. Allison, Mr..
Daniel Westfall of Delaware twp, TO Miss
Elizabeth T. McAlister. OF Fayette twp.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-01-11
If0YoU WISH TO BE CURED:

ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure, in less
than 80 days, the worst cases Of ERVouS-
NESS, lmpotency, Premature Decay, Seminal
Weakness, Insanity, and all Urinary, Sexual
and Nervous Affections, no matter from what
cause produced. Price, One Dollar per box:
Sent, postpaid, by mail, on receipt Of an or
der. One Box will perfect the cure IN. most
cases. Address, is. s. BUTLER.
General Agent. t11 Brosd-ay, New York
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REFORMATION FREE.
ro NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debili-
ty. Incompetency. Premature Decay, and Youth
tll Errors, actuated by desire to benefit 9th
rs, will be happy to furnish to all who need
t free of charge, the recipe and directions
or making the simple remedy used in his case
slaerers wishing to profit by the advertisers
,ad experience, and possess q sure and valua-
lie remedy, can do so by addressing him at
N Q Al his place cs business. The Recipe and
III, inrormation-or vital importance-will be
tbaerfully sent by return mail.
Address, JOHN b. oGphE,
60 Nassau Street, New York.
Il p. S.-Nersous Sufferers Of both sexes will
ind this information invaluable.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-01-11

A SToRY.-Wc are inc bted to Cyrus
Morrison for copy of the Palmetto Herald
published in Port Royal, S. c., for which
we have taken the interesting story pub
iiehed on our first page.
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A Valuable Farm, at Private
Sale.

The undersigned offers at private saio his
valuable Farm, or which he resides, situated
in Fermanagh township, Juniata county, i've
smiles from MifFiintown, Pa, consisting Of .
Trael OF Land containing
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Spffial Hutifes.
PHOTOGRAPHS.

'he Patrons of the SENTISELwho may visit
4 harrisburg, or desire first class Picture
shouia oy all means go where they take the
.noss splendid hkenesses ever gotten up any
which is at
BURNITE s WELDON'S
q 11O Market St, Uarr; burg, Ia.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-01-11

Nrw Posi- MASTER We learn 'ha'
levi Myers Esq, Of ThomPfon'own has
been appointed Post Master at that place,
and has entered upon the duties OF the
ef6ee
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-01-11

EVE AND EsR.-Profcssor J. ISAACS.
II. D., OcULIsr and ArnIsT, formerly Of Ley
den, Holland, is now located at No 5l9 PIED
Street, PlI.aDELpHIt, where persons Athlete
with diseases of the EYE and EAR will be
scientifically treated snd cured, if durable.
ss:S7 Artificial Eyes inserted without pain.
n. B-No charges made for Examination
The Medical faculty is invited, as hs has no
secrets in his mode OF treatment.
JulylS -, y.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-01-11

SCI The Missionary collection 0! the
G. L. Church Of this borough, whose
anniversary was held o. lait SUNDAY
amounted. 10 S260. r
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House BURSsD.-We regret to learn
that the dwelling house oe Michael Ston-
er Of Fermanagh township about one
mile from town was totally consumed by
FIRE on Thursday morning last. Mr.. Ston-
er was absent from home, and the fire was
discovered by his wife about three o'clock
in the morning. 1t had commenced in
shop adjoining the house. The neighbors
were aroused bat it was too late to arrest
the flames. They however succeeded in
saving good portion of the clothing and
some of the furniture Mrs. Stoner was
badly injured during the efforts to save
some of the goods. The loss is heavy
amounting to about 50, ,000-and no in
surance How the fire originated is IN
volved in mystery. We sympathize with
Mr.. Stoner and his lady in the sudden
loss of the earnings Of years. Fire is
very good to burn brush, cook dinner,
and to keep us warm in winter; but n
very dangerous and destructive when in
controlled The people can not too care
fully guard against dangers arising from
its use. Dirty chimueys. live Goals in re-
fus. ashes sparks aud matches falling
among matter isoitsble should all be
carefully watched
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-01-11

n'HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
i Of an invalid. Published for the beneht
snd es caution TO young men and others,
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay of Manhood, &c. supplying at the
same time the Means of Self-cure. iiy one
who has cured himself acknowledging con-
siderable quackery. b. enclosing postpaid
address enveloped single copies may be had of
Tie author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
Junely Brooklyn, Kings CO., y.
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MATRIMONIAL! +!

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
eor wish to marry, address the undersigned,
NF3sll send you without money and without
:, valuable information that will enable
10 marry happy and speedily, irrespective
70 wealth or beauty. This information
! Sbst you nothing. and if you wish to
3. u, will cheerfully assist you. All let
Srictly confidential. The desired lnfor-
ats3ton sent by return mail, and no questions
.sted address SARAH B. LAMBERT,
Grecnpoint, Kings Co, New York.
lfiAlintow.:. Dec. 81, 1S6f2mo.
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E9 u u -

JAMES NORTH. Ag't
-a.ily .I.ep, Sunday. tDaiy except Monday
,stop .t Psrry.vill. Al, ll:2S-lR h-ged)
Ii.2c-45q. { Step 5, ThcmPsonto"n al
ltl5. i:1a:
s,on a. P.rrys,ill. at s.l9 Gf hagedl-
si5-s:2i Thonpsoste"a at s2S->;oo
n aayad.l
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'tsSifE----- II tAiht E'S-'- -
s,yrninc our readers that Jacob Hum
,ihrey. man who from age and misfortune
/. unable 10 make living al hard labor,
ass taken an interest in the Oyste: Saloon
"a the corner, opposite Snyder Hotel,
where he may be found ready to deal ont
orsters. candies, nuts cakes, &c, &c, to
al aho nay give him call. There are
lew with whom We would sooner spend q
.,ar.cr ihsn With oil Jacob Humphrey.
ysy- The Ladies' Soldiers aid Society of
Nifiin, Patterson, and Vicinity, acknowl-
edge the following Contributions, from
Lack twp. Juniata Co Pa. collected ly
Miss Eliza McWilliams
Cash s2,35 PIX, dried App!e-, PIX,
Eslderberries, ! PIX, BIackberries, ] PIX,
White Beans, dried Corn, 2 To~lS pr,
Pillow Cases, pr. Stockings.
Z. c.. Stambaugh .Scct'y.
THE LEa1sLATU RE.-The Legislature
Of this State met on Tuesday last and or.
ganized by e!ecting VIM. j. Turrell, Of
Susauehanna county, Speaker, and Geo.
". Hammersly, Clerk Of :hc Senate
anl 4. G. Olmstead, of Potter, Speaker
and A. W. Benedict, Clerk Of the House.
On Wednesday the Governors Message
was read
PARTIES TO A SUIT As WITNESSES
Within a very shor. time it has been
discovered that in an appropriation bill
passed by Congress on the I'd OF July,
1884. there occurs the following proviso
"a the third section: .Provided that in
the courts of the United States there
shall he no exclusion Of any witness on
account Of color, nor, in civil actions. be-
cause he is party 70 or interested in the
issue tried" This introduces into the
United States courts he practice now IN
force in England, where plaintiff and de-
fendau. can be examined in their own
eases, when on trial. Tho innovation /!
appears to have escaped the poiice of
near,v all the members Of tine bar until
sh.rt t1is .inee.-HdHg. L-dysr.