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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-07-11

C0MT.yCICATJlH.

Mr.. WILsoN.-i propose, through the
columns OF your paper, to say a word
about that grand rally of the Democracy
Of Beale township Gas the Democrat tyles
III held at Johnstown some two weeks
ago. Well, according to programme a
portion of the lett wing OF Lees army
did meet III the School House here on
Saturday evening, jane BIRD, and organ
lied by electing IL. Reed, President, and
G ". Beale, Secretary. There probab y
was forty persons preseot all told, and one
hall OF these were Republicans. A large
meeting the Democras calls it. why,
taexman, you must have had something
ou the brain aud seen things through a
II . darkly, if you call that /. large meet
he meeting was first addressed by a
haa named Matthews, from Lewistown.
Hbelieve be spoke in your town some tune
POL " hat he said and done here fnds
y ,nter part in what you said and
10 ssht Of him then. He Iabored hard
sAdsr some kind of an influence to prove
thaix1iymer was the true friend of the
solder aud of the Union. If Mr.. Mat
thevs wants any one 10 believe this he
will have to lcaden his brain with logic
and laets instead of whisky, for Hester
Ciymer's record gives the lie to the now
professed friendship. Ills whole speech
was but an apology Tor treason and trait
ors. After tals distinguished individual
got through snorting off his miserable
a Col. Reynolds, of Philadel-
paia, was introduced. This chap held
forth for nearly an hour III TRADE OF
abuse OF everything that savored OF Re
Tu0iicanism. lie was to all appearance
lakorlng under :he same influence that so
affected the logic OF the first
speaker. The Democrot says that he be
came so eloquent that several Republican
soldiers were constrained to cry out ven
geance at the leaders of their party. Now
we assure the readers of the Sentinel that
this only had its origin in the warped bal
lance OF Mr.. jack mans brain No, Mr.
Editor, the soldiers of Beaie township
are not going to support the man who
voted against them having the right to
vote, and who opposed their every inter-
sswhiIe in the army. This grand rally of
the Democracy finely broke up by all the
principals repairing to the tavern to man
uiacture more Democratic thurder for
other portions Of Lees army ont Of their
usual influencing material.
A SOLDIER FROM BEALE.
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CAMPAIGNS OF TIE
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,

r57HB Standard History Of the Grand Army.
1 The greatest work on lhe Var Uniyer
sally endorsed by army officers and the press.
The Author says;
IL des gn in This volume to record what the
Army dll and suffered in ten Campaigns and
two score battles
Il shall have TO celebrate tie uuswerving
loyalty of this army. that of tines when the
bond or military cohesion failed. held il. M
shaken OF fortune, to a duty sci. imposed.
~ shall have TO follow il tiirou sh = check
cred experience, in tale comrangicIu Of great
misiorfunes, great foliies and great glories
bat from FIRST 10 last il viii appear hat. amid
many bufIcts of ferrune. through winter and
rough weather" the Army OF the Potomac
never gave up. but made good fzit. and
finally reached The goal
'O ibis drama here viii be no other he~,
than The army of The Potomac iself; for it
would seem that in this war Of the pcopie !.
vas decrecd there should aris, no impefiaI
presence to become tie coLtral figure ur,I
cynosure nf mems eyes. NapeleaA. in an
ou,hurst Of naughty eicque&cr. e-c!a:us r.at
in the great armies Of history tie Con.mtpde,.
was everything. This proud apasthcasis ha,
no application for the army OF The Potomac.
And one must thin6-seeiu.. II never had +,
great. and generally had mediocre command
fTs-lt was that 1t might he said. that whprev-
1r u won II owed not TO genius, but bought
with its blood"
This IS the only History Of ile Grand
army" and no one Who has borne part in
its conflicts, or is interested IN lis ggauI
achievements, should Se without it.
This work presents rare chance to make
money.
Agents waRied. Send for circulars and see
cur terms. Address.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO..
500 Mino. St, Philadllpbil, Pa
June %, 1866 Ina =
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Terrible Cor nagrairon.

A fire occurred IN Portland, Mare, on
W Wednesday and THURSDAY of last week,
destroying nearly the entne CITY. All
the principal tusines hoases, city aud
county buildings, banks, newspaper Of
fees, churches, and many private dwei-
ilngs we're burned, The people have TO
be sheltered il tents aud many Of them
lea by charity from abroad Two thou
sand houses were destroyed, aud l2,O0U
men. women and children lett homeless.
The loss is estimated at over ten million
dollars. The g.eat fear is that the insu-
rance companies will not lie able to meet
the immense less.
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THE FOURTH IN PHILADELPHIA.

The iorrth in Philadelphia was cele
braied on grad scale, it being the day
set apart for the presentation Of the State
flags to the Governor. Many Of them
were but the mere remnants OF their for
mer selves, having been torn to shreds
wL.ie bravely born hy Pennsylvania sons
amid the rude storms cf battle The
flags were presented BY General Meade,
and received on behalf Of the State by
Governor Curtin. The number ef strang-
ers in tie city was so large thar hundreds
were unable to obtain recommendations
Although the ioag procession Composed
principally Of the battlescarred defenders
of cur country was calculated to arouse
ihe deepest patriotism, yet 10 feature oi
the celebration was more impressive than
the orphan boys marching in the !ine OF
parade, wearing the sane UNIFORM their
fathers wore in the day of The nations
travail, auN Ss4c Vi Piea 81 10 iiNi's ~ '-iN
ambuances Among other orphan schools
present was the one from this county
They made fine appearance as they pass
ed through this place on their way 10
Philadeiph under the care Of their ex-
celent corps of teachers and managers.
The school numbers l55. They .eit here
on Tuesday and returned on Thursday
Though busy tine, wagons were prompt
ly on aand 'te convey them back to school.
In caring for these children Pennsylvania
has reared for herself better monument
than the most enduring marble or brOuse
"a monument built in the hearts Of her
people.
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l. iiLfoS. EsFENscEtDE
NEW STcEE.-TLe un,lersr ,u,,! have omen.
L : ed New Store IN tLe odd Fellows Han.
Bridge $ Feat, where they are prepared to fur
risf i.e public with good and cheap goods.
consisting in part of Black SIX and BOnlLl-
zines. black Wool Dc Laine and II wide.
French %ipacas. Srow Flake Mohair. Que i,s
More. Fancy v ool De La:ns aai fancy Snow
Flake IN all coloIs, Printed CamJrics and
Linens
French silk Plaid Popljns AMI PoplinStts.
- Striped Piaiii Pcncuc Grape.
q" Figured and Plain Peycaies.
Pacific and Fo9lari's CLaiiies
White Goods such as Irish Linens SyriSz
Cam5rics. Jaconetts, Briliiauts, Nauso5ks anu
Cr.uolincs.
Black Th;bet and Ee Lain Shavls.
French rlrid Graudiens
= American Cloths and Cassina-es.
Mtd'tlrseN 3. Ladies' - great variety.
White and colored Flenuels.
Coitonades. Checks, Sbanhricg & T,ctings,
bicache and brown Sneetiugs /, II. -.
NOTIONS
Cloves, Hosiery, Collars, trimmings. Rib-
oons, with a great variety Of the best STYLES
II the above line. selected with great care
Hats and Caps f,r men and boys in great
variety; black. color fur, wool and straw
goods. Having purchased the above of the
manufacturers We are prepared to sell cheap
Ell than any other house in tie county.
One Of the finest assHrincu;s Of Oh Cloths
and in great variety. as well - Ce31rware
AZ lowest prices. Close cash buyers would DO
well to examine our stoc. before Purchasing
elsewhere. TILTON y ESPENSCHADE.
June l8, 1866 ly.
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CUBA MILLS.-The undersigned begs
- leave to inform his friends and the public
that he is sill in charge of the above name (
popular mill. where he is prepared to accom-
mo,iate TIE citizens of Mitiln, Patterson and
vicinity. with the Choicest Brands CT Flour
\ large supply of hran, Chop-StuG, and Feed
Of ali kinds constantly on hand. As he Rms
mill wagon every Tuesday and Friday to
Niffliu and Patterson. customers can be pune
,rAlly supplied at their doors. Fly strict at
tentior to business he hopes to receive lib
eral share Of public patronage Terms Cash.
may O, 'Gi-.fI SOLOMON EAJHFLhN.
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Senator Lanes Suicide.

The New York TciJ1ae gives he fol
,owir. cause for the suicide Of Senator
Laue:
jim, Lane died Of Andy johnson He
went srom Washington to Kansas, i'm
pressed with the ,lelusiou that his support
OF the President was 80 acceptable to the
people OF hat State, that he could carry
it :or Johrson's policy by 5000 majority
Ills first appearance upon the streets OF
Of Lawrence shocked him with sense
of his terrible error. Ia the town where
he had once walked monarch, no nau
spoke to him Old friends passed lin
without recognition on the sidewalk. On
horseback, in the principal street, he rode
unrecosuzed aud rejected. He wen. to
his house aud sent tor many of his old
friends to come and see him. They re-
turned answer that they wished to have
no Intercourse with him. Two days al
ter his arrival Representative Clark came
from Washington. Wha, contrast and
what lesson 4 vast crowd met and
welcomed him with music and aags. 4
public meeting applauded his votes, hon
ored HIN for his fidelity aud pledged to
him the love aud support Of Kansas
Illuminated, smitteu with remorse, and
utterly desperate, Lane terminated at
once his life and his Career III Johason
nnlifics
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Czl:" Soldiers of Pennsylvania remember
that lleister Clymer voted against joint
resolution Of our Legislature, asking Con
gress to Increase the pay Of the private sol
Giers and non commissioned officers OF the
army. (See page 29j Legislative Record
session 1861 While you were battling fer
,he Union he vas exhausting lis ingenuity in
deyising means to eounleract the success of
your arms
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY COMMITTEES

he following is the Union Republican
County Committee appointed for the ensuing
year:
Mi-lintown-A. II. Martin, C. Mcclellan.
fauerson-B. S. Cooke, II. NJ. Groninger
fermanagh-C. 3. Horning. John Stouer.
Nallcr--J. y Moore, kurtz Kaufman.
Delaware-C. S. Shelly, Levi Myers.
yctte-Saml. Leonard, r. cayeuy.
Monroe "A. ii. Landis, Tobias Bosom
susquehannah-L Long, Sol. Uldegrove.
Greenwocd-T. Rumberger, II. +. Zeiders
Aiitord-Jacob Groninger, J. S Robson.
Turhett-L. L. Ma;hers. Noah Herizler.
Perry sviIle-Thom. Wagenseler, 5. Buck.
Beale-llon. John Beale, J. z. Doyle
Spruce Illil-A. J. Patterson, Shem Yoder.
uscarora-Thomas Morrow, Wm. Hart
Lack. I. Dennis. B. Walls.
Black Log-B. Mcintyre. Sar'l Shearer.
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VIIFFLIN COACH {, WAGON MhNCFAC-
IL. .Ll..- ! .

JIFFLIN COACH & WAGON MhNCFAC-
vi tory--We the undersigned beg leave to
inform our customers and friends in this and
adjoining counties. That we have enlarged our
shop, and by the addition Of Steam Power.
are prepared to de- work at the shortest possi-
bic notice.
We are constantly manufacturing and make
to order, every description OF Coaches, Car
riage-, Buggjes, Suikie-. Wagons, &c. also
Family and Yoak cutter sleighs. " a.6 also
prepared to manufacture Road Wagons-fram
one TO four morse.
Having been working at the business FOR 2
nun-ber of years ourselves. aud e,npioyibg
none but the best Of workmen. We tItter
ourselves that our work cannot he surpassed
for ueatness and durability; in this- or ud-
joining counties.
We always keep on hand from twenty to
thirty set, of best second growth, Jersey
Hickory Spokes. in order TO make durable
wheels And will warrant our work for any
reasonable time.
Sleighs and Bnggies re painted with neat
ness and dispatch. All other repairing heavy
or light will receive strict attention. Come
and examine our stock and worn before ptr-
chasing elsewhere. Don't forget the name
HEIFFLEFiNGEK G CHISWELi,
Corner Of the Pike < Cedar Spring road.
June 21-tf
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y. FRANK.


tIO ONEY SAVED Is MONEY EARNED
Va And that can be done to protection By
bnying your goais of the new firm in Patjer-
sen. Their stock consists in part of Dry
Goods, Hats and Caps. Fancy Goods, Yankee
Notions, Il large and superior stock of Boots
and ibes. Groceries, Salt, Fish, Cheese, &c,
Dried and Canned Fruits in great va9is. !,
Hardware, Queeus~are, Wcadenware. Oar
stock was purchased in eastera cities at re-
duced prices, and we are confident we can
make it TO the interest Of our customers and
the gccds-buying public to give us the fast
call before making their purchases
=. B.-We hae, the largest stock, greatest
variety and best styles in the county.
Highest market price paid for country pro-
duee. FRANK, CQOK & co.
Patterson JUL 4 I9GGtf.
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E7REAT EXCITEMENT AMONG TIE
W PEOPLE

ROWE s. HOLLOBAUGU'S Market Car
arrives in Patterson every Wednesday even
ing on local freight They have all kinds Of
FRESH FISH in season. also, NEGEF-
ABLES of every description that are TO be
had in the market. As they carry large guam
tit es they can afford to sell small profits
Merchants viii fad /. 10 their advantage 10
ship goods in heir Car, they will take
every care of then and carry them as low as
any other parties. Their car leaTes for the
city every Monday morning at half past six.
tssa.. Persons wishing anythig in their line
will ieayc their order previous to that time
with one of the parties. or at ,hc residence
OF Mr. Rove. on iiiP corner of Path street,
opposite the ?. L. K. Warehouse.
June lift
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txT HiTE RAIL- H0TEI,.-The uadcr-
~ signed would rcspecttul'ysinform his
friends aUi the public generally tha, he has
taken charge of the above named Hotel f,r-
msrly kept by !. i. iIa!iemen. situated ia
Faye;te township. Iuni1fa county, Pa, abaut
four miles east OF Mc-iiistelsviile where he
viii he prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with their patronage. His BAR
viii be stocked vilh the best quality If
liquors, his TABLE spread with the be; the
market can afford. and his STABLE attended
by lru-ty hosiIoTs.
mar -. 'Gj-3m. LEWIS AMY.
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CAUTI0N.-TLe undersigned residing in
x Fermanah tow nsjip, takes this me'hodo
Informing certain persons, known by him
That hereaf,tr ii found tresrassirg on his
property, cutting timber disp,acjng rails, &c..
they wll be dealt with according TO law. Az
persons are prohibited hunting game on bis
.arn, aud those disobeying this notice viii ne
dealt with in summary manner.
June 22-Gt SAMUEL cTEBT2.
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Slt. Aartrt 5eIasnsS.

tiEWS DGpOT aud Stationary Store
" Constantly on hand all the latest News
papers. Periodicals, &c, with large stock,
of STATIONARY. Fancy Goods. Yankee Notions,
Sc, IN the lost Office building. Perrysville,
Pa.
July %, 56-tf JOHN NJ THOMPSON.
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W ISkERs! ssEsssAGms!.

L. q MoSTEZ CorTo{id, the creates,
stiISulaior IN the world, will force Whiskers
or Mustaches TO grow the smooihest face
or chin; never known TO fail sample for trial
sent free to any one desirOus of testing its
merits. Address, REEVES & Co.. IS Nassau
ST., n. Y. July II, lSj6-3m.
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The National Convention of the Reject
ed Of the Nation.

ed Of the Nation.
'Certain apostaie Republicans, finding
not only that they have no support in
Congress, but that they have been repu.
dated by their constituents, have issued
call for a National Convention. Their
desperate purpose is TO get, il possible, Il
popular Endorsement OF what has been re-
jected b. the people, namely OF that
series of personal crotchets, disguised in
constitutional language, known as My.
Policy Al the cunning foxes that have
lost their tails are Gu this document
DooIittie, Browning, Cowau. Nesnlih apG
Dixon and their desire tha, the Whole
race OF foxes should follow their example
is most plartIveiy expressed. But we
.Aink there is little likelihood that set
of politicians, whose only distinction coz
sists in the betrayal of their constituents
aud the abandonment Of their political
connections, can dc much more than Or
ganile small trading faction, ready to
sell ont to the Democrats the moment the
lat.er consent u pay sufficiently high
price. Great parties are not formed uu-
der the lead Of apos,ares from principles
and syctphants of person; aud Ma
tiOual Convention formed under such
uspices will be little more than caucus
OF expinied politicians and disaiiected
applicant, for Office - Transcript.
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: 1IINISTRATOP'S NOTlCE.-Notica is
- hereby given that letters of Adminitra-
ton on he estate of George |eiIuan. dec d,
late O.. Faye;te township, Iuuiata county. Pa.
have been granted 10 the undersigned res!i
ing n Walker township. AI persons know
ing themselves indebted 10 sad estate will
make immediate payment. and those having
claims viii present them duly authenticated
fox settlement.
BENJAMIN WEiDMAN, -fdg,'r.
juno 2G-G.
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MlFFLlNTOWN TIN SHOP.

7 AFING purchased the Tin and Sheet Iron
L 1 Store, located on Bridge Street, Miiiln-
town, would respectfully inform the public
that intend to keep constantly Oh hand
general ass0si.lent Of
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Ii. IL. WILSON, Editor and Publish er


s1g" TIE JUNIATA SENTINEL ga
has the largest Circulation OF any paper pub
lished in this County. II is therefore the
best advertising medium. II is a Paper, truly
loyal, ably conducted first class LOcalist.
and well worthy of the patronage of every
loyal citizen in the County.
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nG. VI. }. DAVIS. Graduate OF the UI. YER
- sity OF New York, offers his professional
services to the citizens OF terrysyile and sur
rounding country. Has Lad over hve years
experience i'll civil and military practice. Of
fee al his residence. few doors above the
Lutheran Church. References:
I:r. s 3. Crawford McCoytoUn.
DIR. D. " Crawl ford, MiiiintoWn.
Dr.. p. L. Creeuleaf, ThomrsJltown
April /, lSGG-2m.
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April %, 1SG6-tS

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AT PRI-
YAIE 6ALE.-The unde. signed oiierS
at rriynte sale his Mil Property. situated in
McHcTsville, Tuscarora township Juoiata
county. The Mill ! a barge frame Building
running two sets of Durrs. with Bolts, He
vators. &c, necessary for dOiag a large
Country or Ne chant business. In conncc-
tion with the Mil viii he sold good Dwell
ing House and Stable. with all necessary
modern improv ements Togms easy.
Persons wishing to see tie property will
call at the residence Of Ike subscriber ia
McG Gyosyille, Juniata county.
june 20-;f. WM. HACKETT.
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WI 4aI !
June 21-tf.

E'ARM AT PRIVATE SALE.-The under
: signed offers at private sale his farm sit
uaied IN Delaware township. Junjata county,
Pa. about three miles east of ThompsOutown.
containing go acres ahout 2b3 3acres OF which
are clear, ii and in good state of cultivation
the remainder well set with choice timber.
having thereon erected large Stone Mansion,
Tenant House, large Bank Barn. and other
necessary oat-builjiugs. with never failing
spring Of water convenient TO the hoase.-
The .and is we'll ~aiered. ftc above laHd
viii DC sold in whole or in parcels to suit pur-
chaeers- Persons desiring to purchase ths
property can do SO by calling on
JOHN z. THOMPSON,
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SCOUTING, ROOFING,

job and Sheeting work. viii be promptly at
tended 20 either III town or country. BRASS
Copper and Enamc!ed Ficuoh Preserving ket-
ties. Dippers. Brass, Copper. French iinneu.
Enameiicd Hollow Ware Waffle lroEs Goal
Shovcls, Fruit Cans, both common and Patent.
and OF various measures always ON hand and
tor sale
Persons in want of anything in the above
lne are requisite! to give Il call before
purchasing elsewhere, as / feels confident
that | can suit them either as regards the
article or the price.
Ealy~ Old copper Brass and Pewter bought
and the highes: price paid in cash or goods
June y, Go. n. L. LITrLEFiELn
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CHURCH LErTiNG.-A letting for the
y building Of a Brick Presbyterian Church
- East Waterford, Junia'a county, will take
place. JULY 18th. at y o'clock n, Of said
da,e. Proposals received from The present
up 10 the above date. Specifications for said
building cah lie seea at the following places ::
Registers office. MiflintoWn. Samuel Buck :
store. Perrysviile, i. J furgasou' :, East
Waterford. All proposals must be sealed
and directed TO 4. j. tursuscn, East Water
furd
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AUDITOR,

JEREMIAH LYONS, of Miflintown
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

JACOB WEISER, Of Susquchanna twp
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COOK PARlDaSTCgE

I ia and Japan ware. the largest and best in
the county, and as to quality and workman
ship cannot he surpassed
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AUDITOR,
THOMAS MORROW, of Tuscarora twp
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EtEAFNESS, BLINDNESS & CATARRH,
- treated With the utmost success by J.
iSAAC3, u. D.. Dentist and Auri>t. formerly
Of Leyien, iioliund.l No. SO PINE Street.
PElLAD'A. Testimonials. from the most
reliable sources in the City and Country can
be seen at his Office Tie medical faculty
aie invited to accompany their patients. as
he has no secrets in his practice. AgTI-
FiCiAL EYES, inserted without PAIN. No
charge for examination. mar 2l-1y.l
GiFFLiNTOWN MARBLE YARp.-Hav-
w ing opened Marble Yard on Bridge
street, MiGintown, | would respectfully an
rounce 10 the pu0lic that AN prepal ed to
furnish Head Stones Monuments. Toubs, Ia
bic Tops, Nantes, &c, OF chaste and beauli-
al designs, a. the lowest possible rates, and
in workman-like manner that cannot De sur
passed in the interior Of Pennsylvania. Call
and examine specimens.
may ., lo6G-tLl s. y. CAVENY.
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UNION REPUBLICAN, sTATE TICKET
DISTRICT TICKET.

FOR CONGRESS-,
JOHN j. PATTERSON, of Juniata Co.
Subject to the District Conference.)
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pROTUONOTARY
COMMISSIONER.

JOHN NJ. THOMPSON, of Perrysville
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IUN AoSE-iI1Li,
HENRY II. WILSON, of Juniata Co.
Subject to the District Conference
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COUNTY TICKET.

ASSOCIAIE JUDGES,
JOSEPH POMEROY, Of Bea,e twp.
LUCIAN WILSON, Of Fayette twp
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TIE FENIANS In PATTERSON,

July II, 1856 y.