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~. L. s. Five-T~epti.. nv and TlI. Ellaol, Gen.
trsl Shares w. Erie shares b2S shS.
HORRIBLE CRIME!
A Mother asd Young sister Nurdered tas
Relieved By q son aud Brother

Hartford, Aug. IA horrible murder us de-
covered st dsylsht this moruins, At the village Of
oakland, nino miles east Of Hartford, Conn Mr.,
Benjamin stsrt~esthsr asd "a, and her daughter
Fila, years old we're chopped ,o death In bed With
an axe. The hovs severed the ,kulb eyety tuc
The bodies presented horrd slsht. They sers sIso
stabbed in many places With butcher knife, -hch,
vish the are hr been found The soa Of MIR. st,k.
ves'her named Albert ~ year, Of sso 1, bcln
examined to-day, and IL looks a. " he committed iAa
deed obtain possession Of sum ~ Ices than ~ n
which ~ found in his drawer with tho snin. Hc
hyt gave the alarm and the bed. we're found on fie
his own and bis mothers Tho dauehter uui
brcs'hed, but died In ten ninntes. Tho scene wa
awful.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

The PRESENT CONDITION AND EARLY HIS
TORY OF THE Nav YORK ASH EEiE RAILROAD
The trial trip yesterday, of the large and commo-
dlous ferry boat ueAan aab made the occaslon
OF q large gathering Of gentlemen connoctei With
tho mansI enent OF .ne New York and Erie ksllosd,
who, with other dsung guishsd citizens, inIuged In
trip to Glen Cove, Long Island. Al halipsst twelve
o'clock tho su.IuehanuAh len the sip foot OF Cham
bors street With GDs flying and Shisu.s blowing, in
sokAow ledgment Of sho courtcries ot tho diherent
craft plescd by the ru,iuohanDgh While proceednI
doEn the North Rirer rounding & Battery aud
Continuing ny Ihc EAst kiyer, through Hutlsae and
into Lons Isand sound 1hb iorr boat Ia Que of tho
dnost specimens of the kind ever built. She is
equipped IA a ain tnd substantial manner, and COM
mAnGed by Captains T.. G.. Gartisol and AbIGhAn
smack. The arrangements for tho .risl trip sele
fupe rlnt ndeI b. Charles Mcintosh, Esl, Who
provided every IeHu site. Captain Bald4In took
charge Of the "bloSing" apparatus and msnsysd
II to the entire satisfaction OF all concerned Among
the passengers on board was the venerable Daniel
Dew, Esq, lion. s. u. Rugglcs, Hon. Dudley Greg
ory, Col Cos, MeSsrs. Groesleck, lAtherE Zsbriskie,
slmonson, seoor, Gen. Lyman, aud about 10 other
pfomiuoul men, including directors OF the road and
residents Of New York, New Jersey and Penasyl-
vaIiA
Adsr passing throush HuriF,ts, the PASSENGERS
were assembled In one Of the spacious cabins where
an mpromptu meeting organized by calling upon
the President Of tho .NeS York and Eric Railroad,
Robert II. Berdel, E,q, for sJsech. 1hst genile-
man, in response, ma.e the Glowing statement Of the
present condition Of the company:
The increasing business OF the Ere Road required
more facilities and In $50 the sts's OF New Jersey
granted pc nIi.slOn 10 procure lands and 10 make 4
connection by railroad in ths e Railroad uest Of
BeTgon Hil. A charter Wss ObL.ined by the Long
! Dort COMPANY and asslynsd ~ th0 Era lnhsr thi'
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Texas.
Kirby smith Sot a PrisOner--Co oTtina After
Merchant ralr-ihe Foreign Troops
Leave %. atamoras.

hIrty ~mltn NOt lIibOntf--' OEtitu
a Merchant rulr-Ihe Foreign Troops
Leave %. atamoras.
New or cans date, 10 the 25th, received via Cairo,
shoE the Sory ,uat khhy smith tGSea prisoner
with HE toTsy coApaa!ons b. the Mexican Govern
meGt 20 lie untrue. The New Orleans IINTs' n ON MS
vile correspondence Who received tue iniorL.s.ion
from one 0 Coiiiras ,,a =, Gays;
! now learn that's uu. man Who wnf formeTlg A.
D. G.. Oh Mag luce,'s sph hls lubt aIIlVcd NJ hAta-
mCleH on. Alnt"iec, sad that he pfonmnces the
whole -IuIy ACAuhd, lie rnid he p.fy had no ait-
lsIy, Tite or tran; hLt the wee unmOea,ei ~
Iecera a. heGicg. autAo,i'y, and that tLeF .lycd
At Monte e. N s.t"y he alto says Kirby smith wa
lard up tor money, and WAS compelled 20 borrow rSuO
som .eut eWar name FiCs On a. Monterey. Ater
iew aa(s rest Zen s.ni.h and Air party pushed On
the City OF q yiCG"
The same corrotP,uient writing on the 10Th, says
A ne cnN.t train Of one htnaled and fitT wagons,
AcCoupaDlcI BY AL escOit VI $, MeI.can troJp .eit
MAaI4ofe. yesgeTdAy Tor Monterey. II will IN fdly
get through saIcy hs CortinA has in person 10
tee Tor IT," ana Sex puard VAL not Prove very
reliable when Inentced BY danger, particularly when
mtnACel by JO!Lna, Nho Ia dIesded by troops ol
whste'e er nation. Tie famous Foiel.n Legion, com,
uAnCed W. Barney O'Drien, Freueh-ITish colder Of
toTtuGe, len dstUnolss lev days Inee ioT IADpe'
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Two Females Chopped 10 Death.
LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.
THE OCEAN TELEGRAPH.

Washington, August l.-whie the Navy DEPART
ent sells i surplus articles az aacton,tLe Quarter
masters Department invites sealed proposnl, for tho
purchase Of lis now useless property .. Cincinatu
Louisville Nashville, 81. Louis, Little Rock, Vieks-
burg, Natshez, New Orleans aud Chattanooga This
includes mole than one bundled steamboats, about
four hundred barge, Of different kinds many poncon
and canal boats, together with repairing apparatus
General GTegs, commanding At Lgnchhurs, Va,
ha. recently ..ued An order declaring that tie prv
iege. granted bv parole con,eluent Lees surren
der, continue only during good behavior. When .
paroied prisoner insults any officer Of tho govern
mept xhich grants the parole he forts all Its beno-
hu and becomes prisoner Of war, AL paroled men
In Lynchburs arc required by the same order to
report themselves at headquarters within twenty
four hours, aud make known their means Of living.
The ves,e's of the Potomac fotllla now dispe nsed
With, have srrivcd I. the Wsshinfton Navy Yard
Commander Parker In his farewell order, pays de-
served compliment 70 the o'hcer and men,
No visitors we've yesterday or to-day received by
the President, nor the Cabinet meeting held this
morning, owing to hi, suffering from stlaek OF
sickness Of bilious character.
Iti, stated that over enc hundred pardons were
granted to day, al ot tbe twenty thousand dollar
slhss.
A gentleman Who has Just returned from toui
through the counties Of stafford sPottsylysnia snC
Orange, in virRiniA reports tha, he found the in
hstitAn,s generally In q very destitute condition
With no money aud very little Of anything aside from
the pi esont c. ops The coru ciOp though not YER
extensive in es will le unurualy Ia ge In Yield
A. thought that -il he raised IN propoi tIoi
W the number Of acres planted than vas ever hefor
produced In that section VI the Stats. The common
people AIe sol sAt lie sith The term lDatiOn oi tn
Nai, ana thu rebel soldiers who have uceu Longest Ii
the field appear " I've the bst satsied With the pres
ent condition Of at iirs The preachers oi!on an
politicians OF the old States Rights" school are tn
ouy oues who still sdheTe to tho ide. Of souther
Independence. In many instanc T. eI-rebel Lieu
tenants, cGptAns, majors, and colonels, are engage
IN uns the soil, who, before the war, would hav
considered such an occupation degrading.
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The Eichun end lections.

RaiinoyC, august i.-Al the kchmoad psper, Of
TO-DAY have been received With tho exception Of the
REPUBLIC, and they contain nothng Of moment,
TLey s4y thai here are re21rts that new election
f. about 70 ne ord. ed bui there 10 nothing authente
about il. The VINO ha a long editorial, urging that
the officers elected should b permitted to exercise
,heir urction and that no hostility tho Govern
uent is intended.
The sun., 1865-08-02

The iesion oompo> ed Of scoundrels ami oonvcts
from almost every nation Of Eutope, anu said they
we're Withdrawn from ka,amor. 10 prevent deser.
ton fully one-haN the number ors ally stationed
oy or The river ran svN. There are nov no foreign
troops al ha.moras. The garrison eonaiu Of about
AoyJ In efhciC nj MsIieans
The sun., 1865-08-02

charter ferry e.tsbished from Psvcnis avenue,
jersey City, TO the foot Of Chambers street In tho
CITY of New York. ThouGh the ferry was ertsbflsbcd
fot the convenience Of the Erie kiifoad Company 10
New YORK and Jersey CITY, and ther reby be Property
CONTIGUOUS TO 10 hag increased In value nyarv
~ pcr cent. and the population In proportion.
The poth NJ extending the Erie Bailrosd 10 Je s~
cor .ractos, bur vas resumed 1850 and opened ot
| use In hyy, 1861, about which time the Terry elfo
eommenco4 running. The number OF boats no.
nsd s hrte, and the one which we are asseinoled
uo,H make ttIps ever 10 minutes up 70 ton Z. ~,
tnd htl'-houty ~ until o'clock In the mornipg.
eail lng an Hvrtaga Of e5,0V passengers pst montn
| W m We ar l"' Ihi, numher aanuauy lncisnsn
hiVot Va l~i1. The iaiuehannah Ia s3l tons bur-
! intn 'l-u % ketl lga Get; on deck, YOS. bu'lt
| ~ :. si9o1son lnr'u,s ~ inch cylindors 10 hee
| MtohN 90 Lo'sc r9vts '7t u tho Allaiie WORKS.
! vlhion Of Commodore Nrudcibnf End Daniel DIew,
/ ltl II lt e1IvcfSi ~. ic~ry viii IN the future De-
rumc asoufcr Q" p'out TO the Eve Nallroai Company
Ite ,ip. s"a ooatS noi iucluains the susluchsn.
/ extending the Eiin Pond 10 New York City, through
| b'iseh Tunnel. IL apparent 10 all. Up 70 lbuls
The ctht "a 1tought tu tine city VA haf from Ito
| tunnel vt PieuuUnt, cntu laV delay OF sever al
| nIenc'a OF uavigaLon aud tuc caacd cgpcuss. The
enne inrienscd 'AciiitCs arc AsO discoyee' in tho
| hant ntpOgt alton OF pasrongcts lho tonu@o hgndcc
In isbl vas o5lOk, which has hoon Increased la n, q
| last year the terminus at Pietmont sas assd-
| suounted 10 5000 tOnA, uT more than the entiie
| tonnage Of lsGu. lho tunnCl and fer "a although
costing a large sum Q! mouCv has been ut mn4clso
| nd sntacc TO tho EIio kainaAd Company, and al
though ,he works are DESIGNED on tho laIseit scale.
| Nm toon 10 ilsdeI1A 10 Iho SAINTS OF the Eris tAi
| iuaG Company.
The n..ou ins figures, ,howine its earnlngs, nlu,.
Us4 urat res mi aaItl
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HORRIBLE CRIME IN CONN.
The sun., 1865-08-02

Publication Of DlsIOyal Sentiments.
The sun., 1865-08-02

A sECEsH PAPER sQUELCHED.
The sun., 1865-08-02

M Visitors Admitted Yesterday.
The sun., 1865-08-02
The Latest News
RJTeIegraph 10 the N. Y. SUN.
FROM WASHINGTON
Sale Of Quartsrmaster's Stores.
IMMENSE AMOUNT OFFERED.
Warning To Paroled Soldiers.
How They may Be Turned Into
Prisoners Of War.

TIE PRESIDENT ILL AGAIN
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AFFAIRS IN NORTH CAROL INA.
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ynniata $rntit1el.
Our District Representatives to the
Union State Convention. -
SENATORIAL CONFERENCE.

! The Senatorial Conference Of the dis
trict composed of Blair, Huntingdon,
Centre, Mifflin, Juniata and Perry coun-
ties, for the purpose of electing two Sem
atorial Delegates to represent the District
in the Union State Convention, on the
| 18th of August, was held in Lewistown,
on the Goth. The following Conferees
we're present: e4.f' fec rl4
BLAIR.-G. W. Patton. John Elliott,
John Liuga:elt. n- yssrld
MISREPRESENTATION. George Taylor,
. w. johnson, r. A. Cunningham.
! CsNrRE.-.E. c. Humes, Il. II. Dun
can, G. NJ. Yocum. srr ia
MIrrLIN.-G. IL. Galbraitb, ". Greer,
w. 4. Vines. ~ $3.50
JuNfArA--W. II. Patterson, J. j.
Patterson, A. l.. Gus..
PERRY.-R. Shu.er, Q. T. kein, j.
L. limerick.
Hon. Geo. Taylor of Huntingdon was
elected President of the Conference, and
j. j. Patterson, of Juniata, Secretary.
The following gentleman were ncrni-
mated for delegates r. II. Duncan,
Centre county; J.. W. Hall, Blair coun,
ty; John Wistar, Perry county and
Hugh Hamilton, Huntington county.
First ballot, Duncan Ii votes, Hall Z,
Wistar /, Hamilton 9. Mr.. Duncan
was declared elected one of the dele
gates.
Second ballot, Hall, 6 votes, Hamilton
IL, Wistar l. Mr.. Hamilton was de.
ciared elected one OF the delegates.
On motion of J. j. Patterson, of Ju-
niata, the delegates were instructed to sup
por, HoS. JouS A. HEIsrANp of Lam
caster, for Auditor General, and CART.
BR,cs X. BLAIR Of Huntingdon, for
Surveyor General, at the next State Con-
yention
On motion Of Mr.. Yocum, Of Centre,
the following resolution was adopted un-
animously: .--....
Rcso,rec', That this Convention heart
lily endorse and approve the administra-
ton of our President, Andrew johnson,
and Of the Governor of our State Gov
ernor, \. G. Curtin, and pledge to them
our continued confidence and support.
On motion the Conference adjourned
sine dc.
GEORGE TAYLOR, Pres.
j. j. PATTERSON, Sect,y.
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GEORGE TAYLOR, Pres,
j. j. PATTERSON, .Sect'y. r
REPRESENTATIVE CONFERENCE,

Agreeably to previous arrangements
the Couferces Of this Representative Dis.
trict me: in Iewistown on Thursday, July
goth, 1865, and were organized by the
election Of William Butler As President
and John Balsbach as Secretary. The
following is lis. Of the Conferees;
HUNrfSopoN-Henry s. Wharton,
Joseph johnson, A. c. Hutohison.
MrrFLIN.-Col VIM. Butler, David
Witherow, A. ". Campbell. f-.. -i
JuN1ArA.--J, a. Gallagher, William
Given, John Balsbach.
On motion Col. VIM. Butler Of Miffiin
County and Alexander Port Of Hunting
don County we're unanimously chosen to
represent this district in the Union State
Convention to meet at Harrisburg on
the 18th day Of August next
On motion the Conferees were Instruct.
ed 10 vote for Hon. j. A. HElsTAND OF
Lancaster for Auditor General and Capt.
RxIcK X. BLAIR Of Huntington for Sur.
yeyor General. y.Haeit rY
On motion these proceedings were or.
dsred to be published in the Union Pa.
pers Of the District.
On motion the Conference adjourned.
'. I wM. BUTLER, Pres. 'o
.four RAtsHACu. .Scct'N '
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'TERMs OF ApvERTIsIN0--

Seventy Ave cents rer square Of ten lines
or less for the first insertion three inser-
tons for so and so cents for all subsequent
insertions. Estate Notices So.Oe Rrofes.
sionxi and Business cards with paper $500
per year. Merchantiie cards with paper $1,000
per year Local notices 10 cents per line
People ought to look to their interest and sd-
vertize in the SEErIxEL as its circulation
is about one third larger than any other
paper published in the county. ~ f. . i3,.
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION

The Jusrars SENTINEL is Published On
Main Street, next door to the Post Office,
Miffiintown, Juniata County, Pa, on every
Wednesday at the rate of $500 per year in
advance ard $3.50 if not paid. within the
nearly as possible. We wish to deal honest
y and alike with all, and therefore need not
be asked to vary from our terms BY any one,
Thankful for past favors We ask he continued
support and efforts Of cur friends
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u. :. 80 LOAN.

The sale Of the first series Of $500, ,000. 600
cf the 80 Lean was completed on the aist Of
March. 1866. The sale of the serurd series
oe Three Hundred Millions. payable thre.
years from the 18th day of June, 1865. was
begun on the lst Of April. IN the short rae.
Of thirty ddy., orr Owe Hundred Millions Of
.Av st-i,s hare been soH-leavine this Gay lees
than Two Hundred Millions to be disposed OF.
The interest is payable semi-annually in cur
rency by coupons attached to each note, which
are readily cashed anywhere. It amounts to
Cities, Counties or States, and the interest Is
NJ, ia xed unless on surp,u. Of the owners
income exceeding six hundred dollars a year
This fac, increases their value from one to
three per cent. per annum. according tc the
rate levied on other property.
Subscribe Quickly.
Less than 5000, OOo, 600 of the oan author
ed by the last. Congress are rev on the mar.
se,. This amount, a. the rate at which i, is
being absorbed, will all be subscribed for with
IN two months. when the notes will undoubted
Il command a premium, as has uniformly. ..beer
the case on closing the subscriptions TO other
Ecsus II NOR s,rm. protgt,c that no coasider-
,L,. .,v.upf nssogi the present .s-ies uiE D, Of
tered 70 The public.
n order that citizens Il every town an
section Of the country may be afforded fsciit-
lies for taking the loan, the National Banks
State Banks, and Private Bankers throughout
the country. have generally agreed TO receive
subscriptions a, par. Subscribers will select
their osn SCENTS, in whom they have cont
dsnce, and who are cniy to he responsible 70
tho delivery Of the notes for which are he
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JOB WORK RATES

Eighth sheet bills, sl.:6; quarter sheet
bills 5000 half sheet bills 90 90; whole
shee, Sc oo--so bills are always given if de-
sired Blanks $500 per quire. Colored OF
fancy work extra, Cards At $l.50 per hun
dred. Job Work respectfully solicited ~ We
ibelieve NC can do up jobs n, atty and attract
vely and expeditiously. 5...-.
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GgN. GRANT ON NEGRO SUFYRAaE.-
General Grant, both from his position a.
head Of the army and from the prestige
he has won, is likely to become as impor-
tans to our Government for the remain.
der Of his life as the Duke of Wellington
was to the British Government in the lat.
te. half OF his public career, His views,
therefore, will always be Of interest. In
this connection, we give the following
from the Chicago Tribune: esr 1o1
General Grant ia conversation with
his friends, says tha: it is too soon to
declare that The loyal blacks in the South
shall not be allowed to vote. Aside from
:he abstract right and the legal problem
OF what authority can confer or withhold
'he fran chise--whether Congress or the
Statcs-the question may assume the
shape of political necessity. The Gov
ernment and people may have to choose
between keeping standing army tor
100000 meo q: an expense Of sloO, ,oOO,-
600 a year to the taxpayers, to support
the white minority in the South against
the white Rebel majority, or OF enfran-
chising :ae blacks and thereby enabling
them to support the white loyalists.--
General Grant foresees that the suffrage
question may take this form" r',
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b@ A singular occurrence in mention
ed 10 letter which has been received in
Manchester. A gentleman was informed
a few days ago by his groom that favor
iss horse hung its head and refused III
food. Some drops Of blood we're found
in the horses nostrils, and ., veterinary
surgeon recommended bleeding. The gen
tleman, however, decided to send the ami
NAL out for quiet exercise, and on its
return to the stable live mouse came ou
Of its uostrils.
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COL. THOMAS A. soerr AND GEN. POPE
AS many Of our readers know Colonel
Scott personally, they viii kesuly appre-

Scott personality they will keeuly appre-
ciate the point Of the following incident
Of the war in the Southwest Col Scott
spent the spring aud par. Of the summer
Of 1862 along the Mississippi, as Assis-
tant Secretary Of War, giving his person.
al attention TO the campaign for the open
ing of the river. Ever visilaut and no
less unoc.rusive, he had occasion to give
Gen. Pope a very quiet but most impress
i've lesson on good manners, aud we doubt
not that one was quite enough for the
pompous commander. We quote from
the New York Tritxae:
/ heard while at Pillow, all Anecdotc Of
Gen. Pope-an officer of ability, but
sometimes very unpleasant man, with a
pompous aud hectoring manuer-w which
will bear repetition. While at his head
quarters, the General was approached ny
a rather small man, plain looking, aud en-
tircly unassuming, in citizens attire, with
the question:
"Are you Gen. Pope, sir?' --l
THAT is my name" was the answer in
rather repelling tone.
II would like to see you, then, on =
matter Of business
Call on my adjutant, sir. He will
arrange any business you may have"
But I wish to have personal conver-
s,lion with you 1gl. r.s
"Sce my Adju.ant," in an au,horativez
voice
"But-=-"
did | not tell you to see my Adju
tant? Trouble me no more, sir" and
Pope vas walking away. --
NY name is Scott, General" quietly
remarked tie small, plain man. rssr
"Confound you, What do I care"
thuudered Pope in rising passion, 'if
your name is Scott, or Jones, or jenkins,
or Suooks, for the matter o. that? See
my Adju.an', ! tell you, fellowi Leave
my presence :" -t.. ia. ...
II am" continued the quiet man, in.
his quiet way, "the Assistant Secretary
Of War, and ~.
What revolution those simple words
made in the Generals appearance aud
manner. --.e ....
His angry, naughty, domineering air
was dispelled in moment, aud q aush
Of confusion passed over his altered face,
ii beg your pardon, Mr.. Scott, I had
no idea whom was addressing. Pray
be seated; l shall be happy to gran. you
an interview at any time
Possibly sery close observer might
have seen faint half.contemptuous smile
on the Secretary's lip though he said no.
thing, but began to untold his business
without comment. . -. -..r ..r
After that unique interview, Pope
and the Assistant Secretary we're frequent
~ together, and l venture to say the.
latter had no reason subsequently, to com.
plain Of the Generals rudeuess. s
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t65' Hoarded nickel pennies are seeing
the light Of day after thee years Of seolu-
ssioa, in such large quantities that the7
are becoming drug ID tie market The
mint need coin 10 moro pennies 70. ysa.s.
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rALL AND EXAMINE
~ our Stock o: Ready Made Clothing before
you Purchase Elsewh here. You will find on
hsni a good assortment for Men and Boys
ware, which will be sold cheap for cash o.
country produce
MICKEY & PESNHLL.
Jan l-,f Patterson, Ia.
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T ETTERs AND KEsurFANCES-zE
letters on Business. Communications for the
paper, and "reminiscences should be Addre.scd d
A. L. Gvs., Sentinel 0fiee, Mi@in.cwp, Pa
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~ Light cares speak, great sasa are
anst
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NJ Mind unemployed is mind unsn
ioyed, r' T-r a sa--s
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JEREMIAH LYONS,
Attoru,eup- q t-4aw,

Mifiintown, Juniata County, Pa, Office
en- Main street South OF Bridge ctr ct.
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TOMB STONES,

nEUBkN CAVENEI, Manufacturer Of Tomb
Stones, MeAli,tcrville and Miffiintown. Al!
work put up in the most tasteful and sub
stanIial manner. Give hin. call
april l3-6itf. .-..
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Professional Cards.

nR. r. G. RUNDKO, Of Patterson,
IL Pa, Wishes TO inform his friends and pa
irons that he has removed to the house on
Bridge Street opposite Todd s. Jordan's Store
arrG-tf
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TRADE NOTICES.

CHOPPERS, NO. 3, WILL HOLD THEIR
" frsuiAr monthly meeting, ~ GO Nsudsm ~, on
this Monday evening. At o'clock Puuctuh At
Tendance OF al the members is telues ted. Will
LIAM HACkETE rre, IHOS. AcGEAGH, Rec.
sec ~
NOTlCE-THE TIN, SLATE AND METAL
" Eooier. will hold their regular monthly meeting
~ 23 THIRD ave Ey order OF Afford FARMER
Piest. JOllN INNINGS, Rec. Sec. 10
SEGAR MAKERS NOTICF-ALL SEGAR
DmaG - are requested 10 attend meeting OF the
BROOKLYN segar mskorS on TUESDAY evening, Ap.il
II, at K. Walker Long leland shades, Jta Atlantic
~, Bruoklvn. BY request Of numLei ot BIookl'u
,cgnl n.krt. lu5
THERE WILL BE 4 REGULAR MEET
L ING Of tho silvenmiths' Association held at ~
BoNc y, on this hOndHy evening, April 10Th. Buri-
me, ns' q rI1SAs. PTe, 'Ou''' '''O'' wv S;
THE JOURNEY MEN WHEELWRIGHTS
L aud blacksmiths' T. L. Society viii hold their
regular meeting on Monday evening. April /. tn, at
I Q O'Clock. in Military Hall 49, BONeTy. All mem
be. sre requested 10 attend and tho-e Of the trade
JOINS Lynch, Pres 4. REFfEkII, sec. 80
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
nitod Coopcrs NO. T. viii he held at "a Grand
, IT. this Monday evening, at ' o'clock. All mem
hers fair delinquent are nvit d ~ nttend. JAS.
kEARNEi, ffcst. CHARLES W. MAkN, sec. 1876
LIMITED COOPFRS no. 3 WILL HOLD
- their monthly meeting at a6g Fulton e., Bloos
| yn, thi' MONDAY evening, nj y dCloE. Aeutc.- are
Ioiue.tcd 10 hr punctuM in attendance. PAL rio
NELLY, pIcSt. GtOkGE BRADLEY, Sec. lH4