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@The Uuion League Of Philadelphia
presented gold medal weighing a pound
and half to General Meade ON the
Fourth. Ii bean likeness Of the recipicu,
and tho inscription. The victor of Gc,,y.-
burg. tho dsliverer Of our State. the faithful
soldier Of our county,"
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SiraMge, hut True.

Every young lady and gentleman 10 the United
States can hear something very much 70 their al
ing the undersigned. Those having fears OF being
humbugyed will obllge by not noticing this card.
All others will please address their obedient ser
want, TLIOS. o.. CHAPMAN,
Iyio 81 broadway, New York.
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q" Every one Of them 1.-THE soldiers in
he Republican state Conventionl Is sup
plant without uanlines-bcsgar without
gnu,ude-Psnisad .Ayxs, Dsm.
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Tn this city, July l0h, Ilsse " lutrhinGa ass mo-,
infant daughter o< n. y. A. and Mary n tniehinsa
In this eity, Jupe Is of coosumptou Lydia x Brock,
agvi II years, months and IL days
reacsfi be uy silent siumlrs,
Peaceful In the raw % low
Thru will join nusnier,
Thou m more oar soogs shall know.
In scarbnrough June -, Mr. Besey a. nbbcts, agci
% years, 10 month, aud 10 days
In Hollis, July Q, Mrs. Mary T. waen, agci oS yoss
AMI . mooths-
In Methuep, Mass, July II, Mp. Asen-th SAVER, viii
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Consultation on First Visit Free.

For other diseases but the above name nee applies
ton OR advice male, only to those the DE-. devo.
his whole attention.
References with permission,
Rev. DR.. ScIrwIRrz 100 Pinckney st., Boston.
f. Dr. II. urILNErrE, Y. = Iioltl, Boston. f
DR.. KnLEY, 200 fremont st, Boston. 60.
Or. HAIR, l0t Tyler st., Boston,
d. III uOkscH, Dover, N. II.
DR.. J. A. YorSG, Dover, n. II.
NJ. d. Ross, Esq, Liberty Square, Boston.
q. ALLEN BRows, Esq - Commercial st, Boston.
H. & CRBIso, Esq, Justice Of the Peace, No. II School
st., Bostou.
L. BABo, Esq, II Boyston ct Boston-aDi others q
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DIRECTIONS.

Put ono box OF saponiner into three lailons of
water knock OF the end. and let the hex boil until
Il empties ITSELF then take out the box) add four
and half pounds OF fat and let 10 ksn hours and
10 minutes. Then add = smsll halfpint Of salt esd
let II continue boiling IS minutes longer when yVu
add halt gallon Of ACT water and let Is come ~
boil. Pour small tumbler Of cold water into q tab
or box to vet it round the sides. then empty the
soap In 10 stand all night, and cut In bars In tho
morning. II will be it for use In few weeks.
Self SsaH.
Slado IN the same way. with the exception OF add.
Ing fifteen gallons Of water and no salt. An you
need 10 az IRON ksths. emit
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Roal and Lasting Benefit.

The written description given by patients, Of symptoms,
etc. he Dies not consider reliable guide.
II IL therefore utterly o Apply Coz advice or
remedies merely by letter and the Doctors time b gen.
orally very much occupied he cannot prvnise 10
swer such letters though he eUleavors 10 do possible.
AL who wish to consult Dr. " will please take no,ics
that his stay Is IREvOCABLY limited to the time above
name that Is impossible or him 10 prccng bis STAY even
for single day. AMI AMI therefore In order 10 obtain the full
benefit Of his stay, an early call ID desirable.
Dr. y. will REVISIT Biiefori oen the Interests
Of his patients may require.
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a. To obtain any OF these letters, the .ppiiesns
- N not osiisd Tor within oxs nons. sSsy will
BE- cent 70 the dead Letter Ofncs.
CAROLINE 2. C0WAN. y. IL.
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Make Your Own soap.
Concentrated Lye!

II will make 10 POUSD Dis of excellent Hard Soap,
or - GALLONS of the very best son Soap for only
| about Is CENTS. Directions on each box. For saio
ut oil Drug and Grocery Storea
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DIED.

~ Nctices Of icsup Dot esnsring str iDes Lsrrtci
es above tisi number at regular advertising raies
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EYE, EAR and THROAT!

Requiring either MEDICAL o. SURGICAL aid. Psric-
ulsr attention given to chihlcn affected with discharges
from the Eur. Parents having chhlren anscte are In
formed that they be cured of that DIsAGREEABLE
that The SOONER they have II attended TO The more real
lily u can be eect. siy dangerous affection, As 10 ma.
ny cases partial total deafness, and ipdirfon 81
the msnta faculties ID the result, The disease 10 too long
neglected. .... ..r
Patients should keep In mind that IN almost srery die.
ease there comes time when Is byopi the reach u
human skill The Doctor bcgs 70 inform all applicants that
they can not he accepted patients, under any cnsera-
ton whatever unless lie Ia satisfel ny careful PER-
s0NAL examination u the case, that he do them
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[1I73 DROPS

Roor's PEsrAcHISE preserves the life Of the lsifi
changes u from gray ~ Its original color In three
weeks preventing the hair from fhllingl 10 tho
best article for dressing the hair ever found In MAJ
ket, will surely remove dandruff and cure oil d.
ssases Of the sc.,pi 10 delightfully."- psrfamst,
cures baldness and
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will not stain the skin IL perfect Re.torer and
Dressing combined. No other preparation fer the
hair contains Pestarhio Nut Oil. sold by all Drug
bird, REED, CUTLER 4 Co., Agents, Boston,
Mass. ORHiN SKINNER & CO. Sole Prcpristor'i
Iy7 Springfield, Mass.
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LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED

IN tn. r~, ono, At Dsic'ori, STAT. q Maine, the 10Th
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EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEGIsLA.
TURE.

Lyman, July 2oth, is6d
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-12
MEETING OF TIE COUNTY COM
fstaIEE

The members Of the Union Republican
County Committee, will meet at the Ju
niata Hotel, in the borough of Mifiin;owr
on Saturday, September l5th at l o'clocI
i. NJ, attendance is requested as bust
ness Of importance will come before til,
Committee The following named gen
tIemen compose the committee:
Minlintown-A. II. Martin, c. Mcclellan.
Patterson-D. S. Cooke. H. VI. Cvoninger.
Fermanagh-C. b. lIorning, John Stoncr.
Walker. =. Moore, Kuriz Kaufman.
Uelawarc-C. S. Shelly, Levi Myers.
Fayettc-Saml. Leonard, r Caycny,
Nouroe-A. Ii. Lanlis, Tobias Bosom.
Susquehannah-E Long, Sol. Uldcgrove.
Greenwood-T. Eumberger, II. + Zeiders.
Milfori-Jacob Groninger, J. 5. Robson,
Tur6e;t-L 4. Mathcrs, Noah Hertzier.
Perry sylle-Th0m. WGgenseIer, 5. Buck.
Bealc-Hon. John Beale, }. 2. Doyle.
Spruce HIll-A. J. Patterson. Shem Yoder.
observation-disclosures Morrow, Wm. Hart.
Lack. 7. Dennis, b. Walls.
Black Log-R. Mcintyre, Sam'l. Shearer.
A. II. MARTIN, PEST.
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Soldiers, National Conyen ton.

The following call, signed by large
number Of soldiers and sailors, has been
promulgated:
I'VE invite all soldiers and sailors who
have served N the Union army and navy
during the late war for the suppression OF
the rebellion, and who believe that trea-
son should be made odlous and traitors
punished; who are opposed to the iesto-
ration of rebels to power, aud Offering
premiums for treason and treachery, and
in favor of the proposed Constitutional
amendments, and of continuing Congress
as the law making power Of the Govern
meut, to meet at pit,sburg, Pa, on Tues
day, September 18th, 1866 We made
our agreement in the field
La accordance with the above call the
soldiers of .Juuiata county are requested
to meet in the Court House in MifElin-
town, on Saturday, September l5lh, at
l o'clock, for the purpose of electipg Dele
gates TO present them in that Convention.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-12
GEN. CRAMPS TWO SPEECHES.

Many persons are surprised that Gen.
Grant should consent 10 accompany the
President On his electioneer1ng tour, and
apparently lend his couuteuance to his
official chief while enacting the part Of
low partizan; but it ought to be borne in
mind that men in the position occupied
by himself and Admiral Farragut, if re-
quired tc accompany their constitutional
Commander in Chief on the ostensible
mission on which he and his party set out,
could not we'll refuse. If, however, they
wish to know what Grant really thinks
and feels about the loquacity and folly of
his Official superior, they have it in the
neat, round shot which be sent into the
Presidents locker, Immediately alter the
latter had concluded bis long harrangue
at Delmonico's, in New York. Being
called upon for speech, the General
said
"Geadcmen-All I can say is, if the
President and his Cabinet had kept their
resolution, made in secret session, to leave
the Admiral and myself to do all the talk
ing, we would have left you off to 60 to
an early bed" applause and laughter
The rebuke was only the more keen,
because SO modest, so playful, and so per
fectly free from anything that could be
construed into dlsrespect or offence
Those fellows who buzz around the Pres
ident, aud beli,tle themselves that they
may propitate and please him, will have
to be wide awake il they get him to en-
dorse My Policy although he is with
the party.
As the "noise and fun grew fast and
furious AZ De,monico's, Gen. Grant was
again called upon for speech, to which
he playfulIy responded:
GeaHemea-i am SO exhausted by the
eloquence drawn from me this evening By
your Mayor, :bat it is impossible for NE
to address You any further"
The rebels, under the lead of General
Lee, could rot manage Grant, neither can
they under the lead of their present Com
mander in-Chief.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-12
UNION MASS MEETING.

We desire to inform our friends that
we propose to hold Union Mass Meet
ing at Mifiiintown, shortly before the
election. As soon as suitable speakers
can be secured and the necessary arran-
gements made. Next week We will an.
nounce the time and who are to address
the meeting. Hand-biIls will be circu.
lated throughout the county announcing
the time Of the meeting. The County
Committee will meet this week and in
our next weeks paper viii announce a
series Of meetings at the different school
houses throughout the county.
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no NOT BE DECEIyED.

If the Democrats succeed in electinc
George Reynolds Prothonotary and David
Diven Commissioner at the coming elec.
ton, they will take it as an endorsement
of their unca!led for and extravagant ex-
pendi,ure oee the peoples money in deco
rating the Court House, and proceed at
once to erect a new building behind the
grand portico they are putting up this
summer. This we know is the object
they have in view. a few days ago a
gentleman was demonstrating with Geo
Reynolds for receiving three hundred dsi
lars of the peoples money for smearing
coat Of lime water and renitian red
over the Court House, when the price
paid should have given tia good subs,an-
tial coat Of oil paint that would have
lasted for years. Blu, George Reynolds
replied by saying, "Whai the devils the
difference What kind of pain. is used, We
are going to build Il new Court House in
a year or two" So that he people can
see for themselves that the County Com
missioners are not satisfied with expending
thousands CT dollars in making improve
ments that could have been done without
at the present time, but that they contem-
plate increasing your BURDENS by building
a new Court House next summer. BE
warned in time. If yol are in favor o,
building a new Court Holse and increas
ing your taxes, vote for h.ynoIds and
Diven. If you think the I'd county
buildings are good enough and are in ia.
yor Of decreasing your taxes, vote for
Thorn pson and Wiser.
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SHAME jFpT Hin,

Andrew johnson bitterly complains
that the Republican officials iu the vari'
our cities do no pay proper respect to him
when be visits them. Yet he says in his
speech at New York
Il viii repeat, and | thank God that
| have the power to repeat it, what 1
have said elsewhere before, that the Au-
gust Convention which met IN ih3a6et-
phia IN the m"1st Of enemies oad those
,rio ore opyosed to tie restoration cf Tie
Union Of Siates, was to me a cheering
indication that we should come out right
in the end. X / The rebellion has been
completely crushed in the South. IN
tend now to fight the enemies ofthe Union
in the North. God being willing, and
with your your help, I ;ntrad to .bJht
ont tie JaHle wM Northcra traitors"
To this the Tribune says: We will not
here repeat these atrocious calumnes -
No fit reply would be compatible with
the respect due to the Office which, through
a great crime, has descended to Andrew
Johnson. We simply ask every thought
iul citizen to judge how such language
falling habitually from the mouth of :he
President can be reconciled with the de
mand that the Republican tuacti9naries
should honor and feast him as the ruler
and chief Of the American People.
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12ih day of Osiober. \. . 1866 taen aud
there 10 do and perform the dutis required by
law Of said Judges
Also, that whore Judge by Sickness or
unavoidable accident IA unable to attend said
meeting of judges. then The certificate Of re-
turn aforesaid, shall be taken charge Of by
one of the inspectors or Clerks of the cleo
tion of said district, who shall dc and perform
the duties required Of said judges unable TO
atten,..
Particular attention is directed to the first
section Of the Act of Assembly, passed the
3Dth day Of March, i. D. 1866. entitled An
Act regulating the manner of Voting At all
Elections in the several counties Of this Com
monwealth
..That the qualified voters Of the several
counties in this Commonwealth, at all general,
township. borough and special elections are
hereby, hereafter authorized and required to
vote, by tickets, printed or written, or partly
printed and partly written severaly classified
as follows One ticket shall embrace the
names of all judges of courts voted for, and
be labelled outside '.julicisry :" one ticket
shall embrace all the names of State officers
voted for and be labelled state :" one ticket
shall embrace the names Of all county officer.
voted for. including Office IF Senator. mem
/ Der. and members Of Assembly. if voted Tor.
and members OF Congress if voted for. and
labelled county" one ticket shall embraces
the names of township officers voted for, and
be labelled ''township;" one ticket shall en-
brace the names OF all borough officers voted
s for. and I've labelled .'boroEgh.' and each
class shall be deposited in separate ballot
boxes
The return judges for this Assembly district
will meet at the Court House in Lewstown. on
Friday. November >. 1866 then and there 20
do ana perform such iuties required b. law
Of said judges.
! Also, that an act Of assembly. emitted an
act relating to the clecti ms Of JHis Common
wealth passed July "a, 1852, further provides
/ as follows. to Wit:
That the Inspectors anl Judges shall meet
At he respective places appointed for holding
The electi on IN the district to which they he
i7ng. before @ O'clock, in the morning Of the
. SECOND TUESDAY in OCTOBER, and
each of the said Inspectors shall appoint one
Clerk who shall be qualified voter Of such
district.
! Agreeably to the provisions Of the Glst sec
tion OF said act, every General and special
Election shall be openet between EIGHT and
/ TIN CLOCK in ihe forenoon and continue
without interruption or adjournment until
! SEVEN O'CLOCK in the evening. when the
polls shall be closed.
5. T. LOUDEN. HcHJ.
Nifiintown, September +. isj6-te.
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Mflintown, September =, i8G6-te.

DUBLIC SALE'-Will be offered At pGbho
! sale, on The premises, about 4 miles from
the Penn'a Railroad at Perrysy'lie, and seven
miles from Mifiintown, Jupia,a county. on
fr!day, September 2oth. lSjd, tract of land
containing $50 acres, mostly cleared, having
good modern improvements thereon erected.
bounded by Tusclrora Greek, lands Of wilson
Laird, Mrs. Mary Thompson AMI others The
farm is we'll vatered. The properly Is con-
veuient to churches. mills, and IN sight of the
Tuscarora Female Seminary and Aca1emY.-
For further p rtieulars address me at Port
Royal. JUui9ta county. Pa.
Rs1l-Sa'e 10 commence ct 10 o'clock 4 VI
Of sa,d day. when attendance will be given
and terms made known by
Sept. l.. 1862 IF. G. LONG.
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From he Harrisburg Tlegr4p6.1 !
a Nut for the CopPerheads to Crack.


The Copperjohnsons and their allies,
the plant disciples Of Jeff. Davis are
just now making great cutlery about
the admission OF Fred. Douglass into the
loyal procession which came off in Phila-
delphia on Monday last | understand
that at the CopPerhead Convention, in
this city, on Tuesday, noted political
demagogue made an appeal on the subject
so full of pathos that the very walls OF
the old Exchange shed tears Of sympathy
and the eyes of his audience elfused d
liquid like that which bedimmed the
sight OF our distinguished President
when the proceedings of his Philadelphia
rebel convention were laid before him.
But seriously speaking, Mr.. Editor
are no, these hungry political mountebans
aware that the same Fred Douglass is Z
quai:fed roter IN tie state IF Ne'e York
made such Iy Tits Secuted Democratic
party? Now, l would like to ask them
what is wrong in admitting a man into {
procession whom M.y have clothed with
the right of the elective franchise 2
When the Constitution Of New York
State was amended, the Democrrts were
in power in that State, and Martin Van
Buren, their acknowledged leader at that
time, made SO powerful an appeal to thai
Convention that they granted the righI
Of suffrage to the blacks. Let the Cops
smoke that in their pipes awhile.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-12
TIE FIRST GUN.

The election in the State of Vermont
on the 4th OF September, resulted in a
grand victory for the Repubiicaucs. The
Republican candidate for Governor is
elected by an increased minority OF more
than 5000 over that Of last year The
Senate Stands Republican unanimous
The House Of Representatives RePubH-
con 20, Democrats with ope of the lat
ter contested. So much for my policy"
At the municipal election which took
place in Wilmington (Del.) on Tuesday
last, the Republicans achieved signal
triumph, having carried every ward and
elected every candidate. The victory Is
the more glorious as the Republicans
went into the contest without organiza-
ZION or concert OF action, while their op-
ponents were completely marshaled and
brought out their entire strength The
whole number of votes cast for Mayor
was 1859 against l,4l5 in 1865 ! Of
whom the Republicans polIed ,322, and
The Demscra;s l,041. Republican ma
jority PSI, The Union men hope, that
with a more thorough or ganization, they
will give such a majority at the State
election, in November, as will secure the
election of the Republican State ticket
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-12
COMPENSATION FOR THEIR
SLAVES.

One of the principal incentives which
has actuated the Secessiouists to enter in.
to an alliance with the Copperheads and
Johnsonites of the North is the desire to
establish party that will eventually, il
successful, give them compensation for
their slaves. Fellow citizens, are You
ready to assist in the establishments Of a
party that will ask you, yea you, to ,ay
for 100000 Slaves? II you do vote
The CoHperhesd ticket,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-12

HOPKINS GOWN MAKE NEW FALL.
IL STYLEs-Are in every respect first class,
and embrace a complete assortment for Ladies'.
Misses and Chilirrn, Of the Newest STYLES,
every length and SIZE of waist.
Our Skirts, wherever known, arc more uni
yers'-ily popular than any others before tue
public. They retain their shape better. are
lighter, more elastic. more durable. and really
cheaper than any other Hoop Skirt in the
market. The sPriug, and f,stenncs are war
r;lnJed perfect. Every lady should try them
They are now being extensively sold 10y mer-
chants, throughout the country, and st y hole
sale and retail at Manu- .actury ami S,ie
Room. 20. G2S Arch stree. below eth Ph:ra.
Ask Tor Hopkins Own Make, buy no
other.
CAUTr0H.-None genuine unless Stamped
OF each Kid Fad-.Hopkiu's Hoop Skirt
Mandatory. No. G2S Arca Street. Phila'I. -
Terms Net Cash. One Price ONLY.
Sept D. lSG6-im =
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3IAE,I FoB SALE.-The undersigned will sell
L at private sale his farm IN 1uscarora
township, Juniata county, Pa, containing lSJ
acres. l25 are cleared and under cultivation,
the balance 3sing well set with good timber,
having thereon erected a good farm Dwelling
House, large Eank Barn and all necessary
out buildings; there is an apple orchard OF
grated fruit, and all other kind of fruit, wtih
a number of good springs. 1t Is 4 most desi-
rahle situation being one half mile from Nc
Coysvilic. mills, markets, churches, schools,
and mechanics shops. 4 clear title will be
made. For terms inquire of WA. Magill who
risides on the farm.
JAMES BLACK.
Sent. 10 1866 ct.
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TIE DUNE ASS srEAHEYG.

In last weeks Register We find :. long
article over the signature OF j. 7. l..
Sahm. As few of our readers ever heard
OF tbs individual who profaces his eupho-
NOUS name with half the alphabet, We
will inform them, lie is haiG-witted
fellow that loals around Squire iuzsard's 5
Office and attempts TO make people belieye
he Is lawyer. Although he has an idi-
otic look, peculiar to insane pc sons, and
sometimes rants and RACES like a chain
ed tiger, be Is not dangerous, but is per-
ritted 10 run at large, and contributes no
little to the sport Of the boys. In las;
weeks Register he re publishes one Of 4.
J. Greer's editorials from 4 back number
of the True Dcmoarof Changing names
and words SO as to make it apoly to u>,)
over his ogn signature, and fondly ina
gines that he is a smart fellow and that
he has accomplished much. La fact he
carried copy of the Register W to Dusty
Plum's store to get Bustys opinion Of hi,
regly to the SENTINEL. BUSY looked
grave and to please the poor simple fool,
told him that he was bully fellow. that
that article convinced him Dusty that
he (Sahm) was smart fellow aud that if
he improved little more he would make
q store keeper.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-12
L. ID. VI | l. L q Il
Sept. IL, 1S5G-ly.

4 DMINISTRArOR'S NOTICE.-No,ice is
~ hereby given that letters of Adminlstra-
tioa on the estate CT d. ". FLlChiNGER,
decd, late of Tnrtett township. Juniata
county, Pa have been granted to the under
signed residing in aforesaid township. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to SAID
estate will make immediate payment, and
those having claims will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
DANIEL McCONNELL, ,d,or,z
EOBT L. FLICkiNGER.
Scr PCT.