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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-12

hATENTED MAY -. Iouj.-ihIs Is an az
Z Ii lie for washing without rubbing. except
in very dirty places, whici w.iir'qu.re very
slight rub, ana unlike o;l.er preIaraiions Of
ierel for i Ike purpose, WILL Non ROT THE
CLOTHES, bat will leave them much WRITER
than ordinary methods, without the usual
wear and tear.
Il removes grease spots rs If b. magic. and
snftcrs the dirt 10y SOAKING, so Ss"t Tiusing
Will in ordinary cases entirely remove it.
This powder is prepared inacoordance with
chemical science, and upon a process Fceu-
iar to Itself, which is secured ~ Letters Pat
enl II has been in use for more dian n year,
and has proved itself an universal fivor.ie
Nhcreyei it las been used. Among The ad-
yautages claimed are ti4c following, viz:
!, saves all the expense Of soap usually
used OF cotton and linen goods.
!! saves most Of the l2Eor Of rubbing, an'!
wear and tear.
A,so, Tor cleaning windows il IS unsurpassed
With one quarter the time and labor usually
required it iml ar.s a beautiful gloss and
usire, much superior to any other mode
No water required except 10 moiatcn the pow
der.
directions with each package.
and can be readily appreciated BY single
trial. Tie cost Of T.si;ag FOR family oi
Eve or six persons wiz net exceed lEGEI
cLATs.
Tue manufacturers cf this powder are
aware that many useless compounds have
been introduced t, tie public vhj5h have rot
ct tle c,s.h. or failed il removing tAe dirt.
trt trywing the intrinsic excellence of iii.
a.;:cla. r.ey cor ileu,iy proclaim il as being
ilaptti 10 NEE; demand which las Ion
existed, and which has heretofore remained
uusupuied. Manufactured ny
HOWE & &STEEEES.
$50 Broadway, Boston
Nso Manufacturers Of Family Bye Coiors
Tor sale b Grocels aul r,alcrs everywhere.
Oct. l1-3u.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-12

E0AEM AT PRIVATE slLE.-The under
: si-ge1 Offers at private sale Bis farm sit
ga:cl IN Delaware township. Juniata county,
"a. aby;t three miles cast g TAc,apscu;osn.
containing 26j acres, aboc; 25J ..ccos cf which
are cleared and IL good state Of Cul,i.stic-,
the remainder well set with choice timber,
having thereon erected large Stone Mansion,
Tenant House, large Bank Barn, and other
necessary cut-bU.!Linss, with ncycr-failiag
spring of water ooi.ve!.:eG. 20 tGe house.
The u is J-eIl wa;ered. The aJoic land
viii be sold il whole OF in parcels to suit pur-
chascrs. Persons desiring to purchase tie
property Can do SO by calling on
JOHN P. THOMPSON,
Arrii .. 1861.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-12

f~rOAL AND LUMBER YARD-The under
~ sifae,, hegs leave TO Inform the public
that he keeps constantly or hand q large Stock
of Coel ara Lumber. His stock embraces il
paT.. Stove Coal, Smith Coal and Lime u.-
nels Coal, at the lowest cash rates.
lumber Of all kinds aud quality. suci as
White Fine plais', two inches, do = White
Pine Boards, inch, 10 oue-Lalf irch, White
Pine worked Flooring, Hemloek Boards,
Scautlng. Joicc, Roofing Lath, P!asteriug
bath, Shingles, St:ip ing. Sash and Doors.
Coal and Lumber delivered = ,hor; notice
Persons on the East side If tie liver can b-
furnished with E.jmeburacrs Coal, &c, lroIy
the coal yard at Tysors Lock
aug l3-ly GEORGE GOSHEN.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-12
Cbs Ssnni.lta sSsntiaeI.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. December y, SO
TOWN AND JUkTiei.

LADIES RGsTAURANT.-Mr. William
Reese, OF the Patterson House, has fitted
-ug room Tor Ladies abioinig his new Res.
taGrant. William is the bcs: caterer il
the county and should receive the patran-
age Of all lovers Of good things.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-12

ACCIDENT-On Thursday last Mr..
John Schmuker, OF Spruce Hill township,
met with serious accident He was in
the woods falling timber, and tree be
had cut loose lodged against another
standing close by breaking Of limb,
which fell and struck MIR. Schmuker on
.ae head causing very severe aud dam
gerous woUnd from which it is thought
he viii not recover. He was carried
II me, 4 distance cf about Two miles Le-
f rt any medical aid could be procured.
FIRE CoMpANY-He understand that
the members of the Excelsior Ease Bail
Club Of this place are about organizing a
Fire Company. This is commendable
act, and Us our fire engine has been Idle
for want Of company ever since the
Council purchased it, they will, no doubt
bring ont the "mersheen," and make the
Fire Company one c! the permanent in
situations If our town. IS the engine is
greatly in need Of repairs, We trust the
rowu CoQuci! will have nc hesitarcy in
Guiding helping hand in this direction.
Town PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
undersigned offers at private sale, his
property located on Main street. W!Iiin-
town, Pa. The improvements are Dwell
ING House with Stcro room attached, tSc
Persons wishing to purchase should call
on Ii D. WELLER,
M.di!utOwn, Pa.
LouDoy d JAcKMAN have received
another large stock Of Ready made cloth
ng which tAey are prepared to sell at re-
ducad prices.
SPECIAL NoTIce-To the ladies and
gentlemen of Patterson and Mifiliutown,
and to tie youth aud beauty of the sur
rounding country. l would ike to pre-
sent letter to every person calling for
news at the Patterson Post Office during
The approaching holidays and to enable
me to favor all that come, offer the fol
loving inducenent:
propose TO give to the lady and gen.
tleman -ccc!ving the largest number o.
letters at the Paterson Post Office during
,Le week commencing with Ghris,ma>
aad ending with News Year day ,an au
,osraph Letter sealed and confidential
cou;ailiGg -ccre.s worth knowing and
worthy sigh; effort on The part CT your
iajr readers TO obtain.
| will suggest a plan by which each
i.sdy and Gentleman may receive as
rnaiy letters as they wish. Ia order IL
-.cure answers daring the time specified
Each one should curEience Writing to
al! their friends including Grauciathera
and mothers ULc!es ana Aunts, cousins
aud second cousins, Lovers aud friends
and te! them to lie sure and send a re-
turn letter to the Patterson Pos: Olhcc,
on Christmas day or between that day
and the New Year.
b following the above suggestions,
you can receive as many letters as you
wish, and eau cutter the Post Office with
confidence, aud ask, is there anything
here for
Your Obclient Se-vant.
PATTERSON +. NJ
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TUNIATA HOTEL

FUNIATA HOTEL
j IIfITLNTO U'N. FEEN--f,
The undersigned would RESPECTFULLY inform
his friends and the FuJic { le.a,,y flat hs
aas taken charge Of The aj.ye named Hotel,
formerly kept ly Amos Snyder. TLis is an
oll and weli-Luown stand, and none more de-
sirable for the accommodation Of Tie public.
His BAR viii be stoci.ei Eith the bce: quality
Of Liquors. LIS TABLE spread with tie hes.
he market eau afford. ana lis STABLE, r'ich
is enc of tie mos; desirable ia town, xii! 10
attended by good and irusty Los',ers.
aPriI !, 'CG-E] S. K. NOTES.-THE.
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April > 1864.

NEW AEE4NGEAiENT-Thc undersigned
IL finding it Impossible with one Market
C&g, te rgtF'y their customers. haze purchased
another. and are now prepared 10 furnish
marx citing regularly twice week after the
Isl Of August. One Car viii arrive in Pat
terscr every Wednesday evening, the ether
wiitarrive every Friday evening. We wish
It distinctly understood re WiiI 10 nothing
hut strictly cash business in future. Per-
sons ordering goods regularly every week
axe czfseted to pay proiePtIy each trip
One ear viii ic@vc latterssu f1r philaj5lrhi,
every Monday morning. tie C,b5r will leave
every Wednesday morning.
july 2j-tf. L0LLCGAUCU & ROWE.
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SALES Of Real Estate aud Persoua

SALES OF Heal Estate aud Hersoual
property are advertised as follows:
Samuel Leonard, Administrator of jos.
Cur.z, deed, will sell in Delaware. town
ship, at ppblic sale on Wednesday, Jam
uary 2nd 1857, two tracts of land con
,ajaieg respectfully 105 acres.
D, Ginerich, public sale in Walker
township, of farm containing 5S acres, On
Saturday, December p. 1866.
j. K. Patterson, public sale in Ecale-
town, of Bark land, OF Saturday: Dccem-
Der 29rh, 1865.
C. ", Slime, public sale in Fermanaeh
township, Of Personal property, On Thurs
dag, December 20th, 1866.
Alex. McCaben, Private sale in Milford
township, of farm containing 1G0 acres.
UiauwAYMEy. -Of late it is not safe
trr rersons 10 cross lie river bridge at
.als ,.':,cs a!ler dark Almas, every night
SOM .crsca is malesici ly ropes being
stretched FROM onc oAe side Of it to the
other lor the purpose cf throwing them
down, females caught and disyespec'iuI
language used h. some low biaekgulrds
who make this place their haunt i
young lady living in MiGlin who had been
Ut Harrisburg one day last week and re-
turned in the evening train, when cross
ius the bridge was caught by some per-
son, and being Of plucky disposition,
she fought him brayelg AM made hor eS,
cape. An old lady and her daughter llv-
ius in Patterson when crossing the biid -e
the other evening, were caught By some
unknown persons, and after desperate
struggle they tore loose FROM them and
gave the alarm. Search was Immediately
Instituted, bu; the guilty party could not
be found Why this is tolerated we d.
not know Ii the bridge owners 90 no;
make au effort TO have this evil ;emcGjcl
the borough authorities Of MiiHiu and
Patterson, should offer a reward for tue
arrest of these outlaws, and we have Ia
doubt in short time they would be
brought to speedy justice. Persons cross
;ng the bridge should so armed, as there
is no knowing how soon they may he a.
,1ekei. We hope those in authority V i'll
not pass this matter by unno,iced, bu,
give il their earnest aud immediate atten.
lion.
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EfyBA M!LLS.-The undersigned begs
- leave to inform his friends cr! the rublic
that he is still in charge o: the above namef
popular Iain, wicUe lie Is prepared to accom-
Golaie The citizens Of Ni.iiG. Patterson and
vicinity, with he Choicest Brands e. Flour.
: large supply of Bran. Chop-S;u.i, and Feed
OF all kinds constantly on hand. As he runs
e mill wagon every Tuesday and Friday 10
IIiitiu aai Patterson, customers can be pune
iuaIy supplied TT their doors. by strict
.ention 10 business lie hopes 70 receive III
eral share Of public patronage Terms Cash
may Q, 'GG-tfI SOLOMON KAUFFNAN.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-12

= TEH STDEE.-rhe tGic,s;gned have open
: Z eI New Store - tie 9ot Follows Hal.
Bridge str5at where they are rslareI 10 .ur-
ni.G The public with GOOD and cheap goods,
consisting in part Of Black silk and b0E.bl-
zines black Wool Dc L1iue and ! wide.
French Alracas. Snow Tiihc Mohair, Que De
More Fancy Wool be LaiuI and fancy Snow
Flake IA al colors, Printed Ga.4Jries and
Linens,
French SILK Plaid Poplins and Poplinetts.
SiI:vcd Plaili Pongue Grape.
" Figured AMI Plain pcsca!cs.
Pacific aud Fovisrlis Cha!tiCs.
WL.te Goods such as Irish Linens, Sw;fr
Cau.trics, .aconelts, BriiiiaEts, HaasoOhs ana
Crinolincs
Hiaok TLibo. and De Lain Shawls.
rr.Acl Er.ii 6 taUdicts
American Clo1Ls and Cassimercs.
l.idd!gscX ! !, LeGies' . grea, variety,
WLl.e and co.oret Fiqnne,g,
Ccttonades, Checks, Shamlrjcs 6 Tic..ings
Eleache. and brown Sdee.:ngs !, !, y,
EUTYOA-S
Giovcs. Hosiery, Collars, Trimmings, Rib
SoHs, with great variety Of the best Style
II 'Ee above line, selected Y Nh great Gaze.
Hats and Caps for uien and boys in great
variety; HlacS, color, fur, wool and straw
Goods. Having purchased the above Of The
manufacturers VIC a-e prepared Q sell cheap
oI than any other house il TIE county.
One C! the fines; assortmcn's of Gil Cloth
1a3 in great variety, as well = CeIarwgr.
ii. lowest prices. Close cash buyers woalI do
We! 20 examine our stock before purchasiu.
elsewhere" TILTON & ESPENSLUADE.
jane IS, 1866 ly,
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NEAFNESS, HLIEDNEsS & CATARPH.
- treated with tie utmost success. by J.
iStACS, u. =. Ooui:st and hurist, formerly
Of Leydeu, EIoliand.) 10. 80 PINE Street,
PHILAD'A. Testimonials, from the mos.
reliable sources in the City aud Couai.y can
be seen q; his o.!icc The medical faculty
Iic Invited to accompany l.!r Patients, as
he has IL secrets II his practice. A3.Ti-
fICIAL EYES. inserted witaout PAIN No
charge for examination. mar 2i-ly.l
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-12

tT3ALISTERSVILLE TIN SEOP.-Tbe
1sA undersigned has established himself in
Nctlistersville in the Timing Business
Persons wanting anything III his line should
call before purchasing elsewhere. SO lie Is
prepared 10 manufacture ali kinds Of in and
Sheet Iron Ware, anG to sell as low as they
eau be purchased elsewhere. His old custo-
mers and the public generally are respect
fully invited to call, as he hopes by strict al
tention to business to deserve share of pat
ronage.
oct 81, l356-tf.l JAC0B G. WINET.
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4 S5IGNEES N0riCE.-TilIiam Cross Of
- Delaware township, Juuiata count, Pa,
surviving partner Of the late firm Of kuris
and Cross composed of losc!l Eur;z. dae L.,
and said hil}ism Cross, having 90 the @@tA
day of October, 1856, made . voluntary as
signmen; Of ali the estate Real, personal and
mixed belonging 10 said fiiIto Tie ur3ersig igE-
81 assignee IN trus; io.- the bone.il of credit
ors. Notice is hereby given 10 ali persons
owing or iudvGl ed TO sad fam to come fer
ward and make immediate payment AMI thos-
having claims against sa!,i Arm or partnership
to present their account fer settlement TO
HENRY cross. rerrysvllc. ia,
JEREIlIAii LYONS, Mit1ingown, Pa,
Oct. - ct. Iyyi7Ees.
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ssgrtil 2l9.ites.

C4j00.G0 KEwArD viii be paid in grcenbacks
ID to any person who mas used Dr. Duman' :
File Sllve according to directions anl h7s
no. been cured Address u. S. pulAam &
GO. Witlirm-port, Ia.
dee 5-CG.
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY At rE

VALUABLE MiLLPH0PEBTI At FRI
7 VATE SALE.-rhe undersigned Offers
at private sale his Mill Property, situated in
McCoysy;!le, IuscaTora township, Juniata
county. The Ii'll is large frame EGildinr.
running fwo set;s OF Bdrrs, with Bolts, File
vators, &c, necessary fox dong large
Country Or Merchant business. - couaee-
tion with the Mil will be sold good Dwell
ing House and Stable with all necessary
modern improvements. Terms easy.
Persons wishing to see the property viii
call at the residence of The subscriber in
McCyosvlle. Juniata county.
June 20-tf. MM. HACkETT.
4 sSIGNEE's NOTICE. Erect, ol
II Marysyilie, Perry county, Pc. having on
the 29th day OF October, 1868, made a yoiua-
tary assignment OF all the estate real, rer-
sonal and mixed belonging to the said John
Freel, to the undersigned Assignee in trust
for the benefit OF creditors. Notice is hereby
given to al persons owing or indebted to sail
Holm t'reet 20 come forward nri make iiame-
di.te payment and those having claims gairst
the same 10 present their accounts for settle
Iaelt 10 SAMUEL LEONARD.
Oakland Mills, Juniata County. Pa.
nov !. l&GG-Ct.
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perrysville, au- !, 10.
UCOP SKIRTS.


HOPEIT'S OWN MAZE" NEW FALL
:. sfELhs-Arc in every respect first c,ass,
and embrace n conf p!,:e eassort.Hcnttor Ladies,
Misses, and Children, of the Newest Styles,
every length and size Of waist.
Car Skirts, wherever kuoWn, are more uni
vcrsally popular than any others before the
public. They retain their shape better. are
tighter, more elastic, more lagable, and really
cheaper than any other Hoop skirt in the
market, The SPRINGS and fastenings are war
rarted perfect. Every lady should try tlc'. {.
They are now being extensively sold ty Eer-
chants, throughout the country, and twh"le-
sale aud retail az MaIUiec,gry ana S"lo
Rsom. 10. G23 Arch stree, below 7ih, pEii'a
AK for Hopkins ''oWn Maie, buy r.
other.
CAUTIO*.-Ecrc genuine ur'ess Stamped
each hid Pad Opkir's Hoop Skirt
ManEfic Org, No. G-S Arch Street Fhila d. 20
FERNS Net Cash. One rgice Only.
Sent ;, lS6J-tn
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VI
n. B.-Any Of the Daily. Philadelphia pa
pers furuisAe ed at sc. ver month. or lri-week-
lydt 51c. Ter month, semi-weekly Sc Q;
weekly 2Dc. per IIonth, also Nusic, Mag
z.ges and other bindings attended tc.
P S.-8aci numbers Of all Magazines end
Papers furnished at short notice. am deter
rnined 10 supply great want in this county
by furnishing tie people with reading matter
al reasonable price.
respectfully solicit your patronage.
JOHN Vi. IHUMI SON.
TNnr..-.cr:iln
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EEEJSEC STDEsk5.
lIIIEICIi lNSTEUMENTiS.

T.. u. GREENE has OPENED HIS MI
- sic Store, cae door west Of W. Lewis
HcoL Store. where lc keeps constantly III
L:aI SIHINWAY & sons aud GAEIihE'S
Piano Manufacturing ConYany's PIANOS,
MASON & HANLIN'S CABINET 0RGAES
aa& CAEIAEF, EEEDHAM & CO.'S ME-
LGDEoNs; Guitars, Yioi-ns, Fitc-, Flu;os;
Guitar ard Violin Strings.
1I,z.g noyEs-Gollen Chain, Golden Show
e.. CJ'l.... Censor, Golden Trio, &c., &c.
SHEET IUoiG.--He is constantly reaeiy-
iYr from rAiladc, Lia ell the latest misie,
v;.ch persons 81 distance wishing, Can
order, and have sent them b. ,aa.l at
hers E'rices.
t.. Planes and Organs Warranted for tSa
years.
Those wishing 10 lug any of the above ar
iicIcs arc invited TO c1C and eSamine mine
before purchasing elsewhere. My prices are
he same as in New lcgk and Ihilaielphi.
Circulars Of Instruments sent promptly up
I 1n application with any Additional :..ori.a
-. desired.
T y. GREENE,
IiiIl Street. Utntir -iUn, Pa
Ono door west Of Lewis Book Store
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Str ANGIE, EsJT TIEG.

Every young lady and gentleman in The
Omitted States can hear something very mach
20 their advantage by return mail (free Of
rhargc. ty addressing The uuders!gnel.-
Those having fears Of being iumbuggcd vii
ohl;ge by TO; noticing this card. All others
viii please address their obedient servant.
THnS. I. CHiPMAN.
FEB. 26, -1yl 65l Broadway, New York.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-12

LcuDoy d JAcKMAN have received
another large stock Of Ready made cloth
ing which tAey are prepared to sell al re
ducad prices.
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sULoUFF. FR0W & rAGKERs.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-01-27
Sunmons.

Territory of Idaho, County of BOise-ss
In the District Court, for the Territory of Idaho,
Second Judicial District.
A. j. Bunner, Plaintiff, VS.. III. j. G. Maxon and
-Maxon his wife. John B. Conklin, Daniel
Stewart and - Stewart his wife, and James
Mclaughlin, Defendants.
To Daniel Stewart and - Stewart his wife,
TN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE
il United States in the Territory of idaho: You
are hereby notified that there is now on file in the
Office OF the Clerk of the District Court, of the
End Judicial District of said Territory, in Idaho
City. County of Boise, the Complaint of A. j.
Bunner, plaintiff, demanding judgment for an ac-
count and settlement between The parties, for a
sale of that certain property known as tie ''Thorn
Creek Ditch" carrying the water of Thorn Creek
and its tributaries across the divide between Thorn
Greek and Moore's Greek in Boise County, Idaho
Territory, and for division of the proceeds of
the sale between the parties according to their
rights and that unless you appear and answer to
said complaint within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof, if served within Boise County, and
within thirty days if served out of said County,
but within said Judicial District and within for
ty days if served out of said District default will
be taken against you, and the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in his COM
plant.
In testimony whereof, !, VIM. B. Smith, Clerk
*-1--% of said District, have herennto set my
SEAL hand and affixed the seal of said Court
A-~,l at Idaho city this llLh day of January
A. D. 1866. WIN. b. SMITH, elk D. G.
n12w5 BY e. PRIcKETT, Deputy Clerk. a
Gilbert q Henley, Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-01-27
AN ACT
Concerning JVeigAts and Measures.

Be it Enacted By the Legislative Assembly of the
Ie1yitoyt tf Idaho, as follOrcs:
SECTION l. There shall be but one standard of
measures of length and surface, one of weights
and one OF measures of capacity, throughout this
Territory.
SEC. 2. The County Clerk Of the various Coun>
tres in this Territory shall be the County Sealers
of weights and measures in their respective coun
ties.
Ssc. 3. Before entering upon the discharge of
his duties, each County Sealer shall take the oath
prescribed by aw, for other county officers. and
enter into bonds III the penal sum of one thousand
dollars, for the faithful performance of his duties.
SEC. 4. And it shall be the duty of the several
Boards of County Commissioners of the various
counties in this Territory, at their first session
after the passage of this act to procure full set
of standard weights and measures for the use Of
the Sealer of Weights and Measures of their re-
spective counties and that the same shall be paid
out Of any money in, or the first money paid into
the contingent fund of said county, which shall
be in conformity with that established by the Con.
gress of the United States which shall consist
of yard, pound weight ayordepois, and a
thirty 7twoounce set of troy weights, liquid gal
lon, and half-bushel and the usual subdivisions
0fsuch weights and measures the said standards
to be certified to by the Weigher and'Heasurer of
the United States Custom House.
SEC. s. Said weights and measures shall be
kept in the office of the County SeaIer. who shall
keep his Office at the County Seat, and shall be
sealed with the seal Of the County, and certif,
cate of their accuracy under affidavit of said
Sealer, shall be entered upon the minutes of the
Board of County Commissioners of each County
respectively, and copy thereof transmitted to
the Secretary Of the Territory, and fled by him
in his Office.
SEC. 6. It shall be the duty of all persons using
any we ghts measures or beams. by which any
commodity or article of traffic or trade, or gold
dust, or bullion is weighed or measured, to have
the same certified by the County Sealer at least
once in each year, and any person hereafter using
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