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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-07-25

CPEAT REDUCTEOa IN THE PRICES OF
u A DID L E r Y from January is, 1850,
JAMES Fl. SIMONS would respectfully an
nounce to his cid customers and the public
c.-5A generally that he has large stock OF
ks5 SADDLES. HARNESS, COLLARS,
i WHIPS and al other articles usual
ly Kept in SADDLER SHOP, which he
viii sell at the following reduced p-i9es:
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-07-25

COL. II ALI'S TRAINED ANIMALS.
African Lion, hsatic oness. BRAZILIAN Tiger, Senegal
Leopard, African Lioncss ard Spotted Tiger
BABY ELEPHANT. JENNY lind the smallest e9eE
exhibited, s. "a. TAPI} or lIrpOPDTNiiCS ore New
World. he only one IN America. DOUBLE HtHft-'
BiCiRIAN CAMEL. the frs; cve-cziiai;ed III ErneIlr7
s.ry r5re, AFRICAN HOS. LkAZiLlA. ,l5EE,
PAIR Of YOUNG LIONS, from the C7pe Of Good ffc7c
SENEGAL LFOPARDS, Royal. EE%GAL TItEitc.
only in america. and the largest exhibited
%IiITE HIAiM;LEH MOUNTAIN BEAR. very fue.
TsHott besr. Isahp la Bear Sacred Cattle Fl ~ India,
Spotted xIs Deer tire Rspks of the River Gangs
the Et hibitci in A.Herc- African iyeDa, An
Ielicans African po-rup'rs. Grey and Red Foxes,
Ar; Eaters. American Fallow T,r Egyptian ichreunon,
Crested Cockeoos. Golden phczsauts. South american
Pwee Silver thAas1ns. Spanish f'acaVs. African far
rois Monkeys. APES, RabNoors &c hocky Mountain
Badser, Guirea Pigs, PURE VIII r pEACO. rs the
most beautiful Hirds exhibited, aod the oH.y
ever seen IN any country, rraire Wolves Australian
Cockats. Rosa Cockatoo. lori Par-qgets. Ars;rsi.an
ROs"lias. Java Hares Kin; and Queen Parrots, Rel ard
Yellow Crested Cccksoos, md Host Of tinor ALliaalS.
COLO El, HAIL.,
VIII nirodt-e tie Performing Elephant JENNY LIND.
St cash Entertainment, and will also enter the
Den Of Performing Lninals,
and gv-
Daring and Graceful; Exhibition
Ofthe power of Nan over The
WILD DENIZEEs OF TIE FOREST.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-07-25

CoNcERr.-A Grand National Con-
cert for the benefit Of the Soldier's and
Sailors National Or2haat's Home Fund,
will be held under the au.piees Of the
Soldiers and Sailors Union, at Growers
Theatre, III the CRY Of Washington, on
Thursday evening, August 2nd, 1866
Three hundred thousand tickets will be
sold At 81 90, each and 5000 presents
.warled, valued at si50,O0o every four
tickets drawing pr.za. For further
particulars call Oh !. IL. Veidman, agent
to- the sale Of tickets al this place.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-07-25
THIS WAY FEB BARGAINS !
NEW GOODS At
Oct. lily.

.lsGNEY & pEMGG2s'9.
The undersigned mas just received large
steck Of Dry Goods and Groceries at their
store on Rail Road Street, in Patterson, which
they are open;ngto the public, at the following
low prices:
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-07-25

CAUTlON.-The undersigned residing in
" Fcrmanah tow nship, takes this method o
informing certain persons. known by him
that hereafttr if found trespassiug on his
property, cutting timber. dispiaeing rails, Sc.
they will be dealt with according to law. Al!
persons are prohibited hunting game on his
farm, and those disobeying this notice will be
dealt with in a summariiy MANNER
June 23-6t SAMUEL SHEER.
CfALL AND EXAITNE
~ our Stock os Ready Made Ciothirg before
you Purchase Elsewhere, you viii IND ON
hand good assortment for Meu and Bows
ware, which viii be sold cheap for cash oc
country proiuoe
MICKEY & PEyNELI,
Ian l-tf Patterson, Pa.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-07-25

1 uCTl0N N0TICE.-The UNDERSIGNED
= would respectfully inform merchants AMI
all other persons, that he has opened an Auc.
ton Room on Main Street, Nib,i1torn. Ia.
where he viii receive on cons; ;Cnment al.
kln9s OF goods, and sell themat Public Auction
on reasona bic per centage. Merchants and
others having goods they wish to dispose of
would do we'll to transfer them 10 the auctio,
room. Sale every Saturday evening.
may 9. lSGG-f i. II. WEGDMAN.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-07-25

BRICK MoULDER Patent
Brick Moulier, purchased by Messrs
Goshen, Mcclellan & Co., Of this place
has arrived, and will be ready for opera
tion Immediately. The company have al
ready contracted for The moulding Of 5o0,
coo brick. The perfect and expcdicious
manner in which brick are moulded by
this patent gives it priority over anything
OF the kind ever brought to this county
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-07-25

Loss OF HrNA Insurance Co. BY
PORTLAND FIRE, july 4Tu The total
amount covered BY Etna Policies oa pro
Perty destroyed OR damaged is S206 ,S54,
on which salvage will be about per cent.
Our total loss will not De very much from
$500 600, and is being promptly adjusted
and paid. This sum is 5 per cent upon
the assets, figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and State taxes paid last
gear, or a proportion equal to 5000 loss
for company of 100000 assets.
The necessity for Insurance and the
value Of wealthy, strong corporations, is
iorcibly illustrated by the FIRE. Several
weak Insurance Companies are destroyed.
Portland has population Of 81, 600; was
handsomely built, mostly fue brick or
stone str2ctures-protectcd and screened
with upwards Of 5000 shade trees-bound.
ed on three sides by water-indeel, liter
ally, almost rising from the oceau-and
with good steam FIRE departmcnt-yet it
has 5l0,030,090 Of property consumed in
a few hours-upon holiday when its
people are least occupled-from the very
Insignificant cause Cf contemplate fire
Remember the t:iaing origin Of fires
that sweep away in few hours the earn
ing5 Of years. Consider your best inter-
est. and give the 1I3tna aseot call il you
need proper Lnsul ance security. Policies
issued at fair terms.
IL NNr--,-,r t..nt
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-07-25

FERN, 1866:
GRAND JURoRs.
T. B. Coder, Patterson.
Smith Galiaher, Spruce Hill.
J. j Rhine, Fayetre.
Benz Slimme!l, Perrysviile.
John :. Shelly, Monroe.
John Il McCrum, Milford.
Jacob Frank, Patterson.
john Grouse, Lick.
n. \. Elder, Miitlintown.
John d. Milliken, Spruce Till.
6. O, Evans, Delaware.
Joshua Bealo, jr, Tuscarora.
VIM. Van Sweringin, -
Wm. B. ellison, Spruce Hi.
John Deshoar. Walker.
BeaevilIe Merit, Nour0e.
John I.iadsy, Milford.
Philip isenburg, PerrysviIle.
Charles Wei,zei, Mialintown.
James /. Hershey, Milford.
Alex. Kerr. Walker.
Simon Uish, Farmauagh.
IL. L. Ia!dets, Greenwood.
&. ". hicAlis;er, Fayette.
PETIT JUKogs.
Peter Mingle, Fermanagh.
Paul Cox, Greenwood.
Joseph Disia.er, Walker.
Daniel Seiber. Fermauagh.
David Cunningham, Milford.
Samuel pannebaker, Tuscarora.
Solomon Lauver, Monroe.
Il. IL. Neeiy. Tuscarora.
VIM. Leonard, Beale.
John CiugTich, Monroe.
j. B. Okeson, perrysvil!e.
Andrew Ieiders, Greenwood.
Wm. Harmau, Fayette.
David Partner, Milford.
jacob Walls Monroe.
John Barnard, Spruce Hill.
i. i. Logan, Perrysville.
Egos BirEy, Farmanagh.
GIa,a;us Stamp, Lack.
Jacob iish, Spruce HiIl.
Elias Arb04ast, Tarbett.
D. Il. FIicIinger.
Wm Hartman, Patterson.
Wm. 3. Roush, Delaware.
Waiter App. Sueqrehaana.
Francis Barkly, Tuscarora.
JOS. Middagh, Patterson.
Luke Davis, Walker.
james Loudon, Tuscarora.
Abraham Carbaush, Milford.
Lee Trutton, Delaware.
Christ. Shellenberger. Monroe.
j. y. Damn, Fayette.
Wm. Adams, Walker.
J. X. Mcclure, Tlscarora.
J. Il. G. Long, Spruce Hi.
J. II. Little, Lack.
Jonathan Fray. Delaware.
u. K. Barton, Lack.
Wn. Mcconnell, Monroe.
Wm. Cross, Delaware.
David Smith, jr. .
Elias Evans, Tuscarora.
). S. Cox, Greenwood.
Simon Shellenberger, Greenwood.
solomon Spnegrove. Susquehanna.
Solomon Kaufman, Milford.
\ G. Shcl.enbcrger, Monroe.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-07-25

CHoLERA.-We learn from private
sources that the cholera is raging to an
alarming extent in our Eastern ci;ia-.-
Oae hundred and eighteen deaths occurred
in the city Of Baltimore from this dis
ease on last Wednesday. Il IS also re
vailiug to some extent in littsburg
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-07-25

RAIy-The vegetable kingdom in
this locality never rcjniccd more gladly
than it did in the humid showers Of Fri
day and Saturday last. The rarcaed
earth drank in the rain as thankfully as
ever Cleopatra embibed her peareIs. a
few days ago the shriveled corneaf be-
tokcned failure Of that crcp, but to day
fresh aai vigorous with lie it promised
M abundant yield.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-07-25

STEALING FRuIr-We hear numerous
complaints, bo,h in lcwa and in ii e coun-
,iy, Iy our citizens in reference TO the
depredations Of petty thic' IS and piilerors
on their fruit. Now, under tie act Of
1860 the stealing c! fruit Is serious Of
ieusc, rendering the offender liable to
fac OF $50 and thirty days Imprisonment.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-07-25

TIE following is li.t Of the Grand
aud Petit Jurors drawn for September
Term, 1866:
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-26
NOTICE.

TNHE assessment Of the taxable inhabitants
of the County Of Crawford, for the year
1864, having been filed in my Office. the same
will be adjusted by the County Court Of said
County, at an adjourned term of sa:d Court
to be held at the Court House In said County
on the fourth Monday being the 25th day OF
June next. Therefore, all persons feeling them
selves aggrieyed by said assessment are here
by notified to appear before said court at the
time and place aforesaid, when their objection;
or exceptions to said assessment will be heard
Many persons are assessed by the old as
sessment of 1862, and if such can show gooc
cause the same will be corrected, if errone,
Gus. -, . ..... .r ....
BY order Of the County Court.
.lig.,G. ED. A. SCOTT, Clerk.
vAH BuRzS, April % 1868.
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-26
The Van Buren Press,
PUBLISHED AT ... ...'
VAN BUREN,, ARK, SATURDAY,
BY j. S. DUNHAM.
TERMS:
SO 90 per annum, strictly in advance.
2 90 for six months
Single copies 10 cents.

Advertisement inserted at Sl50 cents pei
square, of 10 lines or less-and IS cents for
each subsequent insertion. Liberal deduction
made to yearly advertisers.
Marriage notices $500. Obituary notices
when under three lines free of charge over
three lines, the usual charge made as for ord
mary advertising.
Cards or communications of a persona
character, if admissible atall double the usul
ates and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates, for Congress OF
State offices, $500. County officers, $1,000.
Editorial notices, % cents per line.
Yearly advertisements, paid quarterly, in
advance. Legal and transient advertisements
to he paid for when left at the Office.
All Job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
.Ad lress all letters and communications to
j. S. DUNHAM, Editor and Proprietor.
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-26
The Van Buren, Press.
VAN BUREN,. ARKANSAS.
From the Little Reek Pdnt0yrdph.
The Confederate Dead.

BY COL. j. NJ. HARRELL.
SELECTION /.
Joseph c. Pledsunts, +. Pits Yell, John Bd
,a ker Thompson. ta IL
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-26

tB' A Washington correspondent says that
when the President, In his speech. on Wednes-
day evening, propounded the connundruni-
"WhO made me President?" a wicked con-
structiOnist in the crowdrespOnded :" Booth"
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-26

rB" The Supreme Court when prouounc-
ing judgment in thecase of Milligan, Heney
and Bowles, the conspirators who were con-
ry Commission, decided the following qucs-
tlons Of law:
!. The prisoners are eptitled to habeas
corpus. ~
2. They are entitled to be discharged.
3. The Military Commission had no juris-
diction to try them.
No reasons were given for the decisions the
judges announcing that opinions would be
read at the re-opening Of the Court on the
first Monday In December next; meanwhile
the law Is settled and Military Commissions
are at an end uuless maintained In defiance
Of the supreme judicial authority of the coun-
try.
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-26

rD- There are q Chaplains In the navy, Of
whom II are Episcopalians, Methodsts 3,
Presbyterans, Baptists and Congregation
alist.
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-26

eE A German paper, to be called the
.Stca.s Zer.iag viii DC started in Little Rock
on the first Of June. J.J. Pingle Is announ
ced as editor. i.oflif '."
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-26

How TO SAVE Your TEETH.-Mr. Bcecher.
who is something Of physician, as well 40
geologist, farmer, editor, author, lecturer,
and reformer generally, says:
"Our teeth decay. Hence bad breath, un-
secmly mouths, imperfect mastication. Eve.
rybody regrets it. What Is the causep 1t H.
| the want of cleanliness. A clean tooth never
decays. The mouth Is a warm place, ninety
eight degrees. Particles Of meat between the
teeth decompose. Gums and teeth must suf-
fer. Cleanliness will preserve the teeth to an
old age. Use little pick and rinse the mouth
after eating; brush and CASTLE soap every
morning; then brush with pure water on re-
firing. BestOw this trifing care on your pre-
ciAls teeth, and you will keep them and ruin
the dentists. Neglect It, and you will be sor-
ry all your lives. Children forget. Watch
them The first teeth determine the charsc-
ter of the second set. Give them equal care.
Sugar, acids, hot drinks, saleratus, are moth
ing compared with food decompOsing between
the teeth. Mercury may loosen the teeth, use
may wear them out, but keep them clean and
they will never decay. This advice Is worth
more than thousand dollars to every boy
and girl Books have been written on the
subject. This brief article contains all that
| Is essential"
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-26

Nearly oil the Post Offices IN Texas arc in
charge Of females.
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-26
Arkansas Almanac.

We propose to publish, annually, q work en-
titled as above. similar In character. and sug-
gcsted by the Texas Almanac publica-
ton wcll-known to many citizens Of our
State. The first number will be published
seen after the result of the August election.
so that the names Of the officers elected may
be included.
Il will contain the time and other astr0-
nomical tables usually found In almanacs; bat
the leading object Of the publication is 70
make il repository of the largest possible
amount of useful information in regard to the
State of Arkansas. embracing federal statis-
tics relating to- and annual statistics from oil
| Departments of the State, and also from all
the counties in the State. showing our pro-
gress in population, wealth, and all the ele-
ments of prosperity. Beyond this, 1t will be
our aim to obtain all the scientific information
to b0Md from gentlemen of acknowledged
scientific attainments, In relation to the geo
logical structure, mineral resources, soil, eli
mate, and the agricultural and commercial
advantages of each county In the State. .
We shall also give sketches Of the eminent
men who have figured prominently in the
| past history of Arkansas. Another import
ant object will be to- place on record such
facts and incidents I'm the history of the State
as may be furnished from time to time by liv-
| ing witnesses,Or ~ may be found In public
or private documents, or In original cores
pOndence Of former days, that lie scattered In
various parts Of the country. We hope that
our Almanac will be the means Of rescuing
| from oblivion some Of the most valuable ma
terials for a future history OF Arkansas. 'ia
1t shall have nothing of partisan charac-
ter and Is open for contributions from all
quarters. 1t will be useful to all men, Of all
professions. and may aid, materially, In at
| tracting immigration to the State. A large
edition will be printed, and 1t will be offered
at price barely sufficient to pay expenses Of
publication. Our remuneration will bc what
ever increase of business 1t may give us. and
the consciousness of an honest effort to do the
State service. ~ ,iga r. tqas i'Wlau q
tits with qualification that wegive place TO
the above card of Nessrs. Woodruff Il Bloch
er, General Agents, Little Rock. The enter
prise which they have In anticipation Is one,
the Importance of which will suggest itselfto
the mind Of every reasonable man In the
State. These gentlemen are jealous deter
mined, and persevcring In their efforts TO
make their Almanac welcome companion to
every individual having the interest Of the
State at heart; nor are they wanting In that
indomitable energy that ever secures 10 It's
possessor success at the last. There are gen.
tlcmcn, old residents Of our county, whose
knowledge of its early history eminently ca
pacitates them to enrich the pages Of this
publication with sunny memories Of the past,
Our county should and must be represented in
the "Arkansas Almanac" oa8ls $3.50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-08
Tho Presidents Tour.

yuICAGo, Sept. 7.-Scyeral of the rar;y here
left, nclndiag Mr.. Romero and Postmaster
General Randall.
It I.eniot, the President and other promi
nent members OF the party were introlu: ed BY
.Jccretary Seward, who, after cheering WAS over.
ssi-cG, "itow many States are in he Cn,on?'
!. man in the crowd answered, ''THirty-six."
IF YOU take ten out," Mr.. Seward continued,
,'how gnony will romain?" "Ne Won allow
chem to &c taken cut, was the response Blu
Congress Does Another voice sad, Seward,
YOU are in good company Mr.. Seward said,
"Tcs. | ana very safe
1t Wilmington, the President. IN response
10 the calls for speech, SAID that one could
mt reasonably be expected from him now, for
,.snt Of tine We have, he remarked, just
passed through pcrl}ous contest, AID you are
engaged in another great struggle for the pre-
scrvaeion Of the Constitution Of ycuv country.
leave with You the Constitution and the fla,
and not with twenty five, but with thirtySix
stars, for your protection. lApplauSc. It lhaVe
discharged my duty heretofore shall discharge
i iu the future, and your confidence shall not
be abused .Checrs.
At Bloomington the President, Admiral Far
racut. and others, were introduced by The Hon.
Alr. Hogan, ct Mo, to large crowd. The
greatest possible anxiety was cvlnccd to see
General Grant. and repeated calls We're made
for him, the spectators being wild with excite
mcnt. The General appeared on the PLATFORM
and was greeted with yociter0us applause, when
he retired. President johnson commenced
speaking, but was Interrupted with renewed
cheers for Crane, and a voice sud- 1--WE don t
want hunting bread and butter in The hom" Ct
.incon.' TO which Mr. Hogan replied: All
,hat you ore afraid OF is losing your bread and
butter, and that's what's the matter" The
President remarked to those who were disposed
20 create a disturbance, that he was on the line
18th Gen Grant, contendins Ter the Union Of
he States.
At Springfield large crowd had assembled
1t the depot Statutes were tlrcr and music
played by q band.
The President was first introduced, and then
others. The people clamored for Gen. Grant,
and on his appearance the shouts were terrific
@nd long continued.
The President has consented 10 visit Louis
lille, Kentucky on bis return from 81. Louis.
The President will be fist received by the ST.
louis committee at Alton from which the party
will be taken to St. Louis in thirtysix steamers,
37hich are being provided for the purpose, rep
representing all the States Of the Union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-08
ballard HOUSE,
b = - ~ RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
JQHM ?: B 3 RkAAkR'RD, proprietors

The undersigned take pleasure in announcing
to the travelling public (as we'll as to city board
ers that they have returned to their old 6usl-
ness again, and from this day they are ready to
cater to the taste and comfort of all who may
!avor them with their patronage.
They have purchased all the furniture IN the
establishment, all of which is Of the very best
quality, and selected with gre care from the
best furnishing houses in New York, within the
last twelve months, and much OF which has
never been unpacked; indeed, the hotel is fur
nishcd in the most superb style.
The BALLARD HOUSE is new, and con,
tains one hundred and twenty pleasant and we'll
ventilated lodging rooms, all of which have
CRATES The parIors and public rooms are large
and convenient the building Is commanding,
and acknowled to be one Of the best ever con-
structed in the Southern States and all togeth-
er offer advantages rarely met with in public
hotel. :.
Our table shall always be generously supplied
with the best the market affords, and with the
deicacies of the season and the choicest OF vine;
The BAR ROOM is an elegant one and shall
be furnished with the best Of liquors. etc, etc.
We pledge our undivided attention to the
business, and expect from our old friends, ladies
and gentlemen of Virginia, and the whole coun,
try their support. and hope to receive liberal
share of the public patronage.
JOHN T. BALLARD pronriotors
THOMAS f. BALLARD,
RICHMOND, September ], 1866. [sep Sim
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-08
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