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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28

The following Is a copy Of an act reg
ulatiug the mode of voting at all cleo
tons in tic several EQUITIES of this Com
mouweaith, which has been passed by
both the Senate and House:
SEC. |. BE Il cnuctcd, etc., That the
qualified voters Of the several counties of
thi. Commonwealth, at all general, toxn-
ship, borough and special elections, are
hereby hereafter authorized and required
to yo!e By tickets printed or written, or
partly printed and partly written, seyerally
classified as follows: One ticket shall en-
brace the names Of all judges Of courts
voted for. and to be labelled outside 'ju
dicarv :" one ticket shall embrace the
names of all State officers voted for, and
be la 5elled State )" one ticket snail en-
brace the names Of all county officers
voted for. including Office of Senator and
member or members Of Assembly. if voted
for. and members Of Congress, if voted
tor, and be labelled county; = one ticket
shall embrace the names of all township
officers voted for. aud be labelled town
ship - one ticket shall embrace the names
OF all borough officers voted fer, and be
labelled borough : aud each class shall
be deposited in separate boxes
SEC. ,. That it shall be the duty of
the sherids ia the several counties Of
this Commonwealth to insert, in their
election proclamation hereafter issued,
the first section of this act.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28
THE NEW NATION.

We have received the second number
Of the New Nation, published at Rich.
mond by Mr.. Hunnicut, formerly Of Fred.
erioksburg, Va. Mr.. Hunuieut will no
doubt be remembered BY many of our
citizens, as he visited this county during
the campaign of 1862 when Gov. Curtin
was a candidate the second time, aud de.
livered several very able and eloquent
speeches. lie spoke in the Court House
in Miiflintown for three hours and twenty
minutes, and all who heard him Gu that
occasion will. say he is the right kind of
3 man to publish a loyal paper at the late
Capita! Of JEFF. Davis 4 co. The Nea,
Nation is 4 good sized paper, and eou..s
some of the strongest and most eonsin.
cling editorials we have seen for some tine.
The subscription p%riee.is Three Dollrs in
advance.
Mr.. Huunicut publishes a letter rceiv-
ed from some person signing himself
"Conserva.ive," in which he seels to
think the editor must be drunk, Grey, or
a fool to publish a loyal paper in Rich
mend, and in reply Mr.. II. very DOLLY
says:
Mr.. Conservative We want you aud
sil OF your sort to understand disinctly
IN the outset, that money cant br;b US
nor threats intimida'c us-we hayehcard
the roar Of liens, the braying o asses.
aud the ran:iug of fools, for l. these
many years. We are now in our Gu. Ia.
tive South, where we were born, cheated.
aud lived ali our life, up 10 the tile we
were driven irQm our hnme, by shearmy
Of JEFF. Davis x Co. The South s u
home, We love the South, and we ar 20
ing to live in the South un,ll we die, uu.
less We get Killed. spd We are determined
to rcatiDue the publication Of The NIX
-fatjo" Jast so long as we can get bread.
butter, and mo.asseS enough TO keen Us
frcm starvation and eau raise means to
purchase material and pay hands for get
ting it out. So, he easy. Mr.. Conserva-
tive, We are not scared, the world is roll.
ing on-this is a progressive age. wonder,
fal things ate happeniEg-the Copper
heads are rejoicing, the seccssionists ale
oxultant, ThadeuS Stevens. Benj. Wade
and Charles Sumner live. We have cot
a Loyal Congress, aud Congress will stand
by Us, and we trust God will stand by all.
and defend the right. aud save cur coun
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28
LINE
MIFFliy. P~EGRPSilLtE AND CONCORD.
OG.. Lily.

Leaves Perrysvilie Monday. Wednesday AMI
Friday at i o'clock, 4. m, and arrives at Cor
cord at I o'clock, p. II.
Leaves Concord Tuesday. rlur-iay rri
Saturday at . O'Clock. 4. m. cnd arrives PC
Perrysyil!e NJ 3 o'clock, 2. Mn time f,r
the trains Gcine East and West.
Stages will leave MiGiin Station - foliov4.
Leaves Mifiu S;afIop on Saturday. ~ ; =.
IL. and returns on Nord,y; le= YES TUESDAY a..
"a. Ii anu rGiu:as on Wclnesisy leave.
Thursday AZ 6 3. m.
Stages will leave Niifiin Station for Arqd,
mia, daily in tie evening. and return in tl,,
morning IN time for the East as west trains
baggage and packages of Mi kinds are lg.
Ell in charge and promptly delivered a, mol,
crate charges. The Stages on the above rau.
;ss are in G000 ORDER mi under H.,
charge Of competent and experienced drivers.
The proprietor hopes, by stric, anu person
al attention to business to meri, a fair share
Of public patronage.
LEMUEL r. BEALF, Prop.
Jan, n. it6-tf
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28
NEWS ITEMS.


The cops are making desperate
efforts to defeat tne Republican nominee
for Governor in C"uuecticut-anythlng
for fraud and spoi.s is their matto.
So A bill passed the Senate Oh Thurs
day increasing the salary Of the Cover
nor to $4,000, after the term OF the pres
ent incumbent shall have expired.
say- Bitumiuous coal, OF which hogs
will eat from one to two pounds per day,
regarded by the Prdute Farmer as "a
sure preventative Of hog cholera"
~Eay-During the week ending March Sd,
sixteen vessels were wrecked Uf the Brit
ish aud IRISH coasts, involving 4 loss Of
nearly one and Il quarter million Of dollars.
azS- Tom Thumb, wife and baby have
returned from u profitable tour in Europe.
1t Is sta;edsas u curiosity that the baby
earned, as a show, enough money in a
yea, to support i, comfortably during Il
long life.
s.ySix tons Of. rock fish, weighing an
average of seventy pounds, Were taken in
The waters Of North Carolina a few days
ago, SOLD at ten cents Il pound, taken 10
New York and retailed or twenty five
and thirty cents.
s-J-A Tooi-croScr made a statement
at a lac convention in Vermont, held on
a bitter cold day, that every rag Of clothes
he had on was made OF foreign wool while
he had at home fhree eli Us Of wool from
his own focks which he could not sell.
ssy-An agricultural society recently Of
iereI 4 premium for the best mode Of ir.
r%iEa:ion which wa. printed 'irritation."
by mistake, whercupon a wag sent his wife
to claim the prize. lie took care ~ be
out Of the way when she returned.
ssS' General Lees Ailingfon C tire be-
longs to the government, having beeY
purchased at a sale for the o u-plynent
Of taxes. All talk, therefore, of restor-
ing the land to Mrs. lee, Is sensational.
Unclc Sam has a title to the farm, WHICH
holds good against all litigation,
f&-Tso Cherokee Indians had a fight
over a bottle Of whisky recently at Sal
pl.ur Springs, Arkansas, which res'At,I
in the death Of both. 1t is very likely
that, bad the savages agreed peaceabiy TO
drink the stuff, both would have been
killed. 50 that it is not altogether fair to
attribute h; killing to the fight.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28
Vt
r. W. JAMESON.

GAIT. II. IL WLsON-Dear Sir =
| see my name published in a prospectus
Of a new paper to be called the .JmUata
Rprbtie0H end to be published by VIM.
NJ. Allison x Co. | simply desire to say
to you and to the public that | did not
authorize Mr. Allison or any one else 20
use NY name in connection with said pro-
spectus, and that | have no interest pecu-
mary or otherwise in the publication Of
the proposed paper, and do not desire my
name used ia connection with it. as | be.
lieve the project is calculated to distract
the party. Yonrs &c,
JOSEPH PONEROY.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28

WAR DEBTS 0F THE STATEs.-Iu a
report submitted to Congress Pennsylya
MIA is set down as having a war debt OF
$4,000, 600. The emily war debt con-
tracted BY this state was the $4,000, 600
war loan, and that is n course Of ex;inc-
ton. Philadelphia borrowed some few
millions to pay bounties; but the people
OF the state generally raised from among
themselves, by taxation. TIE monoy ueces
sary for that purpose: so that although
the sum Of SD, 600, goo was uadoubteGl,
spent in raising troops to Eli the quotas
Of the State, it is not in any sense a debt.
The State is in 4 better inaucial con-
dition, to day, than before the war, with
less debt and with better means for pay.
ing rapidly what she owes, and that 200,
without resorting TO direct taxation.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28
A TRICK.

We hear complaints made by some peo-
pie that newspapers are sent to their ad
dress for which they never subscribed,
but that they innocently took them from
the Post ofice two or three times and
shortly were notified that they were liable
f0r a years subscription, This is the
law, anu we warn every person against it.
The trick has often been played by un-
principled publishers. No one should
take a newspaper from the Post Office
unless he aas subscribed for it. as he
thereby becomes liable Tor a years sub
~scription at tull gates.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28

Ia General Grant has already EN-
pLatically declared in favor of General
Geay, and will throw all his influence
for him. General Logan, Of Illinois, and
General Burnside have xpres,e ed their
willingness to take tse stump aud DO bat
tie beneath the banner of the capture of
Savannah, aud their companion in arms,
General Geary. Major General Ham
cock, one Of Pennsylvania most brilliant
heroes, with Gen. Meade, the hero of
Gettysburg, who may be classed among
the oes. soldiers Of the world, are ready
for his warm support while with the SOL
diers Of the State the gallant Geary is a
tower Of strength, and they will rally to
the flh: with all the eagerness they re
sponded to his battle,cry, On the bloody
field.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28
EAST SALEM. March % 1894

II. II. WILsON-Dcar Sri sec
ny Maine on the Prospectus of the ,Tani.
afa h~epubkroa as one of the Agents to
solicit subscribers for that paper. | do
wish to have it understood that I an,
any way interested ia that paper, nor
do ! think that it is calculated 10 do anv
good, but on the contrary it will have u
tendency to distract the party and pro-
mote the interest," Of tie Democracy.
~srs rTaIy,
c. &. SHELLY.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28

re-. Gov. Brownlow thus speaks out,
who more ;han any other one man was
instrumental in having President John
sou nominated for the Vice Presidency ::
"Ow mind is male up-we are with
the Union party in Congress, and with
them we intend to sink or swim. The
rEoPLE are also with them, for the coun-
try, and against its enemies and the men
who refused to vote men and money 10
carry on the war. This latter class are
the most loud in their praise of the
President, laborins day and night to cre-
ate a spit between him sud the party
that elected him aai'sqroi the. coutrv"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28
FAYETTE TOWNSHIP, March "a, &c.

FAYETTE TOWNSHIP, March "a, &c.
DEAR SENTINEL-Please publish the
following, as it will place NE right before
tie people of the county. Ny name has
been used by the firm of W. NJ. Allison
4 &c. as being favorable to the issue of a
new Republican paper in this county, and
as my name appears upon the Prospectus,
| wish to notify my friends, through the
columns of your paper, that | have not,
nor VII! have aught to do with said pa
per. Yours respectfully,
II. 7. McALISTER.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28
\ CARD.

We The Undersigned whose names are
signed to the Prospectus Of i new paper
to be published in MifHintown By ". VI.
Allison & Co, and 10 be called the Jmi.
ato Republican, do hercby declare that
We never authorized Mr.. Allison or any
one else to sign our names to said prospec.
tus aud We re ldiatc all connection with
his EFFORT to start another paper, believing
il will have a tendency 20 distract ihe
,arty, and that it has been gotten up to
serve persona ends and crafty personal
an mosIlieS at the cost OF the harmony
and success Of the party in the county
We discountenance the whole scheme.
and will use our Influence against il. aud
urge every member Of the party to de-
nounce it. No one but an enemy o. the
party and Locotocos viii give encourage
ulent to such a scheme. When there is
50 important an election before US We
should cultivate h~armonyin our own ranks
and keep down the spirit Of faction. We
demand of Messrs. ". II. Allison & ca.
the withdrawal OF our names from their
Prospectus.
j. G Funk, FeiHannagh township:
D. ", FIckinger, Turbett
Patterson Alexander
Jacob Groainger, Milford
Samuel Leonard, Fayette
j. S. Shelly, Monroe
John u. Thompson, Perrysville.
J. N Wharton,
William Hartman, Patterson.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28
The Indiana Democratic Resolutions.

The Indiana Democratic Resolutions.
The Indiana Democratic State Lonven-
ton resolve that they will support Nj.
johnson in all his conflicts with the Con-
gressional majority. 1t seems to Us that
this is prudent, political ard, above all,
cheap. If he will fight the majority Of
his own party, they, the minority will
hold his coat The offer shows 4 high
estimate of Mr.. Johnson's characte. AMI
sseacity.
The doctrinal part On the effect of the
failure Of the rebellion is free and easy.
The seceders bad not the right to secede ;
therefore the attempt involves 10 gait.
The rule will apply equally we'll to the
whole catalogue of crimes.
The claim that Congress is ia rebellion
and call on Mr.. Johnson to Gust it by
force. That is the way they felt all
through the war but they did not then
compliment Mr.. johnson by calling on
him to join them.
On the whole the resolutions are a
striking mitigation Of the venom of In
diana Democracy. TIE serpent has be en-
out in the cold a loag time; he wants to
warm himself in the LusbaEdman's bo-
som, and he %conceals his faags. The
thing shows management, and We presume
it gives the key note of the DemOera.ie
political melodies this year.-Cin. Gaz.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28
OF CUMBERLAND CoUN,

Gs@ Soldiers CT Pennsylvania remember
that Hester Clymer voted against a joint
resolution Of our Legislature, asking Con
sress TO increase the pay Of the private SOL
dic:s and non-commissioned officers Of the
army. (See page 295 Legislative Record
session lsGi) While you were battling for
she Union lie was exhausting his ingenuity in
i~eFising means TO cOYnteract the succes Of
yCur arms.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28

gs~The State Treasurer of Indiana re
Gently received a package of money from
the Treasurer of Ross county, a twenty
dollar bill, siguei by the Treasurer of the
United States, made rayajle IN Heoce",
and the Angel Gabriei's name affixed as
cashier. The pote was issued by the Ma
tiouai Bank of Jetiersonville, and is gen
ute. The bank, however, refuses 10 re-
deem it, and We understand a suit will be
brought by Mr.. Morrison for its recovery.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28
tctt,
c. e. SHELLY.
FAYETrE To.wSslIP, March a &c.

FAYETTE TOWNSHIP, March "a, &c.
EDITOR SENTINEL You will confer a
on me by publishing the following: Ny
uame has been used by W. NJ. Allison L
Co Tor the purpose OF supporting and sus-
tanning a new paper in this county, to be
called the Ja"af0 Republican. This cara
Is to show that I ~deuouuce the entire firm
and will have nothing to do with the new
paper, believing that it would, il encour,
aged by the peaPle, result in the entire
disruption Of our party in the county.
Yours truly,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28
McAL1sTERyILLE, March a. &c.

Mr.. II. II. WILsoS-Pieiase insert the
following card in your columns in next
weeks issue. This will certify that my
name has been put on the hand bills of
". NJ. Allison & Co. without my knowl.
edge or consent. l believe the proposed
pal er to be an injury to the party.
Respectfully,
s. N. SHELLY.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28

ra% Mr. Clymsr says he is willing &c
sacrifice his life, if need be, in defending
the Union. Why didn't he act uron
that principle when the Union was 10
peril? Il was the Soldiers who saved the
UuioD, not the Copperhead politicians
who staid at home and got up County
Meetings to discourage volunteering and
denorgre the transcription act.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28
62s, HOOP SkiRTS. Cls,
ACS=EasS'- .'oun fEaj.a.v
MANUFACTURED AMI SoLp
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.


NO G2S ARCH Street. PHiGNp'.A.
The most complete assortment ce Lad;e-'.
Misses and CLilirol's HOOP SKIRTS. IL
this City gotten Up expressly TO ueet the
WANTS Of TIRsT-CLASs TRAbE: embracing IL
q west, and most desirable Styles and sizes e
care Trails Of every length-from q to
/ yds. roani-2D to 50 Springs, st = to s. o..
Pam Skirts. all lengths. from - to 8 yaris
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Our line of Misses aud Children's SKIRTS
are proyerjially beyond all competition Tor
variety Of styles amt sizcs-as well o. Tor
finish aud durability varying from 5 90 -
inches in length, e to 10 Springs at 81 GEMS
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Buy soSE ~ srCH. uR!cs tlev have. .Iiurkin's
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Al-o, constantly on hand. GoGp SEIars.
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lot Of chelp Skjrts-i5 springs, - cents; q
springs. 81 0o-2j springs. Il $50 srriues
81 . aud IL springs 81 80.
L." Skirts, made to order and I;epairri.
RS" Terms l..i. O&E PEICE OnLv.
mar. i'm.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28

rss The Republicans OF Rhode Island
have made a wise choice in the selection
of Gen. Burnside for Governor. His
name is recommended 10 the voters of
Little Rhody" in the history of many
haltlcs. Succcss atteul he brave sci5i:r
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28
II. II. WILSON, Editor aud Publisher

s1y~ THE JUTfdT4 SENTINEL
has tho largest Circulation of any paper pub
lished in this County. Il r therefore the
1ss, airertisj1g r,sf:ra. Il is n Paper. truly
loyal, ably conducted. a first class L~ocalist.
sad well worthy of the patronage OF every
loyal citizen in he County.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28


BE- The Reading JoarHoi, published
at the home Of Hester Clyuer the Dem
oeratic nominee for Governor says:
"Against Mr.. Clymer. personally, we
have nothing to say-asainst him poiiti-
ca!ly We will have much to say 10 the
course of the Campaign. His record, for
t%unateiy for the people, is a public one,
and he cannot hide it. He was the Val
laudisham Of Pennsylvania throughout
the var, and when his woes, his speeches,
his ac's, are thoroughly ventilated, and
'thr people, and especially the retu rned
soldiers come to know his political status,
he will meet with a condemnation scarce
" less overwhelming than was that which
befel Eallandi4ham when he ran for a
similar Office two years ago in the Buck
eye State
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28
CARDS.
MEXICO, March 10,

MEXICO, hlarcn ~, 1ooo.
This will certify that my name has
been placed on the hanJbills of Mr.. ".
NJ. Allison & Co. without authority.
j. j APPLEBAUGH.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28
Ed

The advertiser, having beun restored t,
health in " few weeks by a very Simple
remedy, after having suffered for several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease. Consumption-is anxious 10
make known 10 ais tello w-suderers the mcans
Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a cory
OF the prescription used free Of charge
with the directions for preprriug and using
the same, which they viii find a SURE crEu
for C~OSsrHPrIoY, hsTHH,. BRoNcuIrs,
CoJGHs. CoLps and all Throat and Lang
Affections TIE only object Of the advertiser
n sending the prescription is TO benefit tho
afflicted, and spread information which he
conceivcs TO be invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer VIII Try ais remedy. rs it will
costthem nothing. ami may nrovs Il blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE. By
return mail. viii please address
Rev EDWARD \. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings Co. New YORK.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28
to Contracsors-Proposals

Notice to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ will be received until the 10Th DAY or
APRIL next, for building a BRICK CHURCH
in East Waterford. The contractors TO fur
nish all the Waterfall Plan and Specifca-
tians can be seen az the store Of A. j. Fur
guson, East Wa'ortcrd. Registers office Milf
~lintown, and ut the store OF Samuel Buck,
PerrysTiile.
A. J. FERGUSON
MATHEW CLARK,
DAVID s. COILE.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28
NOTICE 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

4 FER the lst day Of March 1866, the
u SENTINEL will be discontinued to Oh
Subscribers RESTING outside OF the coua ty
ua,ess The Subscription Is paid il advance.
Jan. 3l-tf.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28
Na.l.EEi' ss.EiOUE.

Sa-s.ECV ssEGOOI-J. 4. Writ will
open u Select >cuoJl in M;fiintown, on
Monday, April 2nl to continue Il weeks
Being ihankiu! for rast favors he still ssks
the support Of the citizens Of Mifl;n, Patter
son and vicinity. mar. 2l-2t.l
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28
Great Fare on Oil Greek.

This mornings Plttsburg papers con-
tain an account of one Of the most de-
~strietive CONGREGATIONS, with perhaps one
exception, which has yet occurred in the
OF! regions. The confasratiou began at
the Ocean Well, where two men were eu-
gagged in caulking a new tank which
contained oil TO the amount of two hun
dred barrels. One Of the slaves being
forced at the bottom created Z vacuum,
through which the oil run out and run
ing down the run it communicated with
an engine house apd there caught from
the FIRE in the furnace. From this point
it rapidly spread to the oil tanks OF the
Ocean GiI Company, Of Philadelphia, the.
Arctic Well, and No. =, Patterson Il
Dickey, aud No. 10; thence down the
Run to different wells, five in number,
belonging TO the Breeder 4 Myers, and
Breeder & Tennent leases, which were
soon envelopd in one huge mass of flames
with no earthly means Of checking this
fearful tide.
1t rolled onward down the run i'll
flames, communicating with everything
combustible, sweeping every object before
it. 1t soon found a channel, which car
ried the burning mass into Bennehof
Run. catching in its way three rciineries,
some thirty or more buildings and sever
al wells in progress Of drilling. In les
than fifteen minutes from the breaking
OFT Of the fire it was emPtying Itself in
to Oil Creek at the mouth Of the run.
thus presenting to the eye a terrible
mountain Of black smoke and flame near
ly a mile in length.
The damage is estimated at $4,000.
Twenty thousand barrels of oil was con
sumed, with the tankage, some eighteen
engine houses, derricks, engines, and the
whole parapheFaall4 ivf SINKING Hc4i,
are destroyed.
Two men were reported burned seri-
ousIy, three fatally, aud one, Frank
Mckenzie, has just died at the McCiin-
took House. He Was the hardest sight
ever Witnessed, being acIhiug but a black
eued, charred mass Of flesh, when extri
Gated from the devouriug element. Both
eyes were burned out, and he was in every
way unrccognizable. Another man is re-
ported to have burned to death in Il der
rick, and one jumped from the top Of
still another derrick to save his life. lie
WAS injured slightly.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-28

ETESTERN LAND AGENCY. Gin
" grich. Lancaster. Wisconsin, will buy
and sell REAL ESTATE, and pay Taxes for
nonresidents, to those desiring to locate in tue
West, can obtain cheap Homes and good Wa
ter pove: in prosperous localities by consult
ing him-reference giv,a + required.
mar. Oily.