Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-04-04
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, April /, 1856.
TOWN AND c >UNTRY.
MISUNDERSTANDING other changes We
notice that of the Law Olice OF J. 7. L.
Sahm, Esq. He has removed to the Odd
Fellows Hall, Bridge strest-of;ce first
door up stairs.
LATEST FAsHIoN.-It has. been pre-
dicted by many persons that the coming
summer will be an extremely dry one, in
consequence of which the ladies intend
doing away with wearing their hair done
Up waterfall style.
MARCH abdicated her place in the
round Of months for 1866 On Saturday
last. She concluded her programme with
war of elements. Although the sun
shine of April tringed her dark and mel
aucholy robes with brightness, yet 10 the
last her stubborn face vas cloRded and Ler
breath unkindly.
HEgT TowY.-Our young friend, Mr..
James y. Eanormer, has left our burg
and gone to Winchester, va. As James
IS Of the Democratic persuasion, We pre-
sumo he viii find favor with tie recon
struc.ed citizens of Winchester, Mr..
Fanormer was a good citizen and will be
missed from our town.
MONDAY, April I'd was a busy Day IL
tnis 5orugh and Patterson, as it was gen.
eral settlement and r:oyins day. y great
deal of moasy changed hands while al
most every vehicle from a wheelbarrow
TO a four-horse wagon was pressed into
the service to convey household goods
from orc location to another.
SOLDIERS, ,-The-a Is rot a
township in Pennsylvania ia which are
not to be found cilzeGs who fought with
distinguished gallantry agairs. the trait
ors. These men should ir9uediately form
Geary clubs for the purpose of assisting
in the work Of organization. and thus lead
to the complete triumph which awaits the
National Union party in October.
We call attention to the cards cf S
r. Notes.-The and LEWIS Any to Re found
il another column. Mr.. Notes.-The has
taken charge Of the well known Juuiata
Hotel IN this borough, Mr.. Amey the
old stand at White Hall in Fayc:'e town
ship, formerly kept by Mr., Ha,deman-i
We bespeak for them success as they are
both attentive and oblising landlords.
THE INCOME TAx.-It is row SO GER
tain that no action gill be taken ty Con
cress amending the iEcome tax in season
TO affect the next assessment, that the
Commissioner Of internal Rexeuue has
commenced the preparation of blanks and
instructions under the existing law. As
SCISSORS and Assistant Assessors will be N.
sCuc:ed to prepare Immediately for the
assessment.
Ma. GEORGE GOSHEN begs leava 70
Inform the public generally that he still
continues to carry On tie numbering bus
iness in the borough Of Patterson. He
keeps contsantly Oh hand lumber Of all
descriptions used for building purposes,
such as white pine and hemlock boards,
shingles, plastering lath, scantIing, strip
ping, roofing lath, pailing, &C.. you would
do well to give him a cal! before purchag-
Ing elsewhere.
VIZ WOULD refer our readers TO the
card of DR.. NJ J. Davis, to be found in
this paper. Mr.. Davis has located for the
practice Of medicine, in the borough of
Perrysville.- He was for eighteen months
aphysician in Fairfax Seminary Hospital,
Que Of the largest in the District Of CO.
lambda nine months in charge of The
field Hospital Artillery Brigade, ID corps
eight months Surgeon in Chief Of Artl-
lery Brigade "a corps and from the lst
Of June, 1860, to September, 30th, 1865,
he was engaged in the deiences Of Wash
ingtOn. His experience as a Physician
and Surgeon should recommend him to
all who may neei the services Of any one
connected with the profession.
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