Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-12

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Eternal vigilante is the Prize Of Liberty"
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD.-ON AND
L after Monday, May %, 1865, Passcnge:
Trains will leave Miiiin Station as Follows ::
EASTWARD.
Philadelphia Express. l2.I3, A. NJ.
fast IAne ........ 5.Il, A. NJ.
*Day Express. ll.2l. A. MSF
'Pittsbg &. Erie Mall. l1.l2, =. Ms
Mail Train. -. ...r.. 3.i5, L. MSE
WESTWARD.
-Pittsbs E. Erie MAIL. 3.27, A. MI
Baltimore Express. 4.59, A. NJ
Philadelphia Express. 5.3s, A. NJ.
Fast Line. SIS, p. NJ.
Mail Train............. 3.53. p. NIL
Immigrant Train. 1907. 4 VI Fl
JAMES NORTH. Ag'l
Daily except Sunday. fDaily except Monday
Z Stop at Perrysyille at, ll:eS-iif hased)
il.20-3:5s q Stop al Thrmpsontorn al
lag. i:l6:
Stop a; Perrysyiile at 3.i9 Of tagged
oi5-&3i ThompsCntown At S..S-9:0O
iiaaged
APPLEs.-There are Indications that
the apple crop in this section will be very
small
rea- At long last tie boats are run
ming once more in the raging canawl'
the shortness of the boating season
will be serious loss to shippers Of grain,
zeal. &c.
HARVEST farmers are all busy
with their crops. We tried it oi two
days and are satisfied that it is no "childs
play We worked one day so steadily
that we had mt a dry stitch on us any more
the reason Was we were caught in
heavy rain.
ras- The editor of the Lexisburg
Ciirom'cle wishes for sttat, eatin. sharks
in the fiver at that place, to prevent male
and female rowdies from expressing their
carcasses to the public in the costume
which Job wore when he tame into tie
world.
sa- Those most anxious hot for the
Presidential pardon, are the saine men,
who, four years ago, yarntingly asserted
that they would live or die with the Con
tederacy. The Confederacy being dead.
It's mystery how these btaggatts sur
piye.
The ORPHAN SCHooL-By reference
20 another column it will be seen that
Col. Mcfarland proposes to give the orph-
ins a chance to give ctr citizens an en-
'fertanment if they will get suitable
il.busc and keep the Children until the
morning tH,ns. We hope this rsasoaa-
bic offer will be accepted What say
our citizens.
RoT GIT FoUNTAIN-Tw6y young
'1hen yesterday opened ioFing fountain
Of 'anglc-ioot Uhiskey on the Patterson
'porch One WIS forward kneeling at the
"..hench" very dsvotionally while the
other was lying around loose, We come
10 the conclusion that unless our idea OF 4
town squirt looks better and smells
better than the machinery ir our trans
Juuiata Dor ough, We shall be forced to
'eppose its construction.
sD- The early maturity of the crops
this year is matter of surprise The
harvest is at least eight days earlier than
has been known for many years But it
is to be regretted that the promise of an
extraordinary yield Of wheat has rot been
fulfilled. 1t has been considerably in
.iurcd by the veevil in some localities,
while it Is generally much lighter than
vas expected. The corn crop, however,
promises very well
ssas- We are under obligations to
Messrs Ticknor & Fields Cor copy con
tanning thc sweetest and most popular Of
TcnnJsou's poems. These copies are is
sued in a neat form and at fifty cents 4
copy only. From the same firm We have
The Man without Country" in PAM
phlct form. 1t was originally published
in the Atlantic Monthly and attracted
much attention. II is published at ten
cents per copy. To be had at Wcidirau's
Book Store
ma We arc indebted to Col. G.. 7. /
Mcfarland for copy of the steel pate
engraving OF the frontispiccc of his forth
coming History Of the First Corps. 1t
comprises fine pictures of Gen Double
HaJ, Col. Mcfarland and five other of
the Ist, Corps officers