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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

SOLDIERS CoNvENTIoN-In accor-
dance with a call Published by Maj Gen.
John Z. Hartranft. dated Ma LIST, 1866,
the honorably discharged Officers aid
Soldiers of Juniata county are requested
to meet in convention in the Court House
in the borough Of Mifiintown, GA the
18th oay Of May, at l o'clock P. NJ, for
the purpose of e~lecting delegates tc at
tend the Soldiers Convention to be held
at Plttsburg, on the 9th day ofJune, 1866,
and to make arrangements to effect a per
maneut organization in this county.
J. 4. Robson, II. II, Wilson,
j. II. Rollmau, NJ l.. Littlefeld,
\ II. We:dmar, VIM. W, Van 0rmer
w. W. Davis, f. W. II. kreider
VIM. Ben, r. 3 Hildebrand,
Wm. Liulefeld, T. F. Rohm,
". NJ. Allison, Lewis T. Mickey,
d. |. Leib, S. II. Brown,
Lewis ~Durnbaugh J., L. Mickey.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09
1866.

INCREASE OF RATS-The Earmcr'r Ga-
Tete English asserts and proves by figures
hat one pair OF RATS will have q progeny
and descendants no less than G5I go ta three
years. Now, unless this immense family CAL
he kept down, they would consume more food
than wo.,i sustain Is, 900 hus5aH beings.
aSS-See "Costar's' advertisement aboTe
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

nR. N. J. DAVIS, Graduate Of the Univer-
L. sity Of New York, offers his professional
services to the citizens Of Perrysviile and sur
rounding country. Has had over FIVE years
experience in civil and military practice. OF.
Ace at his residence. q few doors above TIE
Lutheran Church. References:
DR.. {. =. Crawford McCoytown.
DR.. D.. VI. Crawford, Mitfiintown.
DR.. 2. L. Greenleaf, Thompsontown.
April 4. 1S66-,m.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

WESTERN LAND AGENCY.-C. Gin
W gricb, Lancaster, Wisconsin, will buy
and sell REAL ESTATE, aud pay Taxes for
nonresidents, to those desiring to locate in the
West, can obtain cheap Homes and good wa
ter power in prosperous localities by consult
ing hin-refern?ca giv"r s rsGu;rei.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09
pEy0LurIoN IN PITCHING HAY.-Tlo

DEMOLITION IN PITCHING IIAY.-TLe
II undersigned has received a lot of Run
dell's First PreAirni Horse Fitch rorks-onc
of the greatest machines ever invented for
unloading hay. All forks axe warranted per
feet or The money refunded. 4 boy II years
Of age can work them on a wagon with ease.
Call at my store, in Patterson, and examine
.hem-it will cost you nothing for calling.
J. B. VI. TODD.
Mr.. Emanuel Meyer, Of Milford township,
says; | purchased It Eundeiis Horse Pitch
Fork last spring from J. Is. ". Todd, and
found it to be the lightcst AID most perfect
fork | ever used. \ boy l2years OF age can
use it aud | unloaled two tons Of hay from a
wagon in : minutes time, by the watch
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

AccIDENT,-Ql Sundiy morning last
as a wagon passing through tow struck
one of the cross walks it gave L sudden
jerk, throwing two ladies' and a child,
who were seated IN the back part OF the
vehickle to the ground. They were con
siderably scratched and bruised, but not
seriously injured.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09
Gkt Suniata Sentinel.
TOWN N { )UNTRV

WEDNESDAY MORNING, May 9. 1866.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

tE ilITE HAIL HOTEL.-The under
" signed would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally that ne has
taken charge Of The above named Hotel. for
r.cr!y kept BY ii. j.. Ilailemaa, situated in
Fayette township, Junia'a county, Pa, abont
four miles east of McAlistersville, where be
viii he prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with their patronage. His BAR
will be stocked with the best quality 81
liquors. his TABLE spread with the best the
market can afford, and his STABLE attended
By trusty hGstlcrs.
mar. %. '6G-3m. LEWIS AMY.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

DON'T RLAEE HrN.--Thc following
remarks We copy from en- Nxchange:-
"Ne cannot censure 4 man ia business
who does not advertise, if he has nothing
worth advertising; hut the reader must
know that the business nan who throws
out his sign in i newspaper, and is not
ashamed Of his stock of goods, can al
ways furnish better quality 1T a lower
price than those who, either through
shame or penuriouSness, never let the
public know what they are dong"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

BEEF.-Mr. j. S. Thomas has opened
a sale room qGdar the old Union hotel.
where he is prepared TO furnish our citl-
zenS with coed Beet every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings. Mr..
Thomas. having adopted the cash system,
is prepared to sell beet a little cheaper
than can be purchased elsewhere.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

IMPORTANT TO SoLDIERs.-Ry virtue
of Il recent law of the United STATES, all
soldiers in the war Of 1861, who have
been discharged from the service in coz
sequence OF wounds received in the line
Of duty as soldiers, either in battle or in
amy other manner if they were actually IN
service under military orders, is entitled
to receive the same bounty as if he bad
served out his full term Of enlistment.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

FRANK, Cook q Co, arO RECEIVING and
opening out the largest aud finest stock
Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware,
Boots and Shoes, &C., ever brought to
Juniata county. They have enlarged
.hcir Store Room and increased their
Stock, and are thus enabled to supply
everybody in the county with goods at re
duced prices. Call aud examine their
stock,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09
F1cm October i, 1888, 10 April i, 1857

And succeeding years, rs before,
! life Scholarships. ......--......... ........S35
Scholarships, $ months,
Penmanship, 3 month $50
Penmanship and Arithmetic, 3 mou:hs...SI2
Special Terms tor CuJs. Soldiers, and fer tie
Sans of Minister'S 1y1 Ts,rLsry
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-23
IlpyEafnEnksT.]

: Ed., J.,.r,.tl :--lra.s apDupeS ~. name q; y;
HILL, E.Y., suitable person. 70 ~ ..He o.s ny
ouuly School Superintendent At the coming s'ss''o" ~
May. 1T; ~. : -. :, l., - ,.nn.,,c nuul.
;..L N NJ r,rnr the !tie-nf tr sles xhs lTs hnt a
rt"s.,rr THIS Isconcu,pstsd ~ iths lave aud
~, iIl COME. among ur recommended by 'ne' Of ts
highest ,rhsk In ir-un!.."., lawyers rsSls'an ,
lL,SrI. II H,lncation. County Examiners &C.. on.
,I ali c.Gcur ~ commencing him an excellent, EAR
Ind ir,rct. advocate VI lA,phsr Hduclon, ad noble
rhsnpin a,ncng vuS most tnccrsstnl tsShsr.. WIN
such qualifications snd ftr ysri'1 n th.Hy ysIss
rarirr VIC place him before tho voters o. NsaWmA
and E.ta with JOY iud delight W ab" generality oi iue
,carhrrs mud friends "i The Free srhyo, IN ms I"uE'
Mr. Ils!l is how, aud ever has t~sn inriIr SGr;
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Courissipn er'RN oticessI
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~ ~ .w;,rI 'rfpr1frlro ffErS IRHB; fYEE r.
10; I'm 49,. y I -. 'ssssS.s
us,h Ho Tho Coz, f,oai go
:, Hirof,; Tirdna1SfICS %btTHs:; sie 81 ss
hi. cause CAM S On i an IS:
. .SSS IGn tGc Z" iorSsIS
upon die Other paper IN ths cause, and, ueo1 ee
,Ss JsfcSd,nfE sSiuJ SjtSrd;s. 6h& dsirs6
:" "I "s .tH and
bonds. .ie"I. or ysih.Isytds e:1sssts4
s,I" x ~ Inc scr" secnreI b. III
E,n; WHEN gu sfsiin AK
tHc r,un,t.2 II ilpokc KID karifE
81. W., WA .% NJ sItat1r,sS - IN =
c,irrd by the mortgage 0rtruH decd cxetWce
A. az S,xs,pirnr knnhl h11tftu laid oout1tCy "
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CHARLESTON. WEST VA,

.Iy,.in.sd"a .zOr"i"y ........-r NnV %. iaGc.
.... -: = 81 : -; :! :,
.r,y- r.iRTIf'cLhIsIT 0TIf'kx- Legal
,.c,,.-n-n,. must either hc paid for In advance. or
...I f,r by responsible resident parties, md Paid
.b,. edlLtd yorS ga. lax 1.j::..:y
iGidnrii; viii he charged % c.hls.
by. iTTORSEiS arc hereby notified to. make
fr the payment Vi Orders * Publication mad
h.r L,vsl Ay.r,,.mrnt>-as affidavit, VI their publ!
,, viii ,", he l.plr until prln,rr's ices are paid
.,,.r, II, cases VI responsible resident parties.
Eridy- Notice. must be paid IE.r !ti'aidIatH
AOASIA. -.--
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I.rrp"X TuwHsn,r. ALI, Rlonr.---A
very respectable meeting, OF tho citizens OF
l.oni,n Was he'll ut Erowny,own on last Sat.
"r!': afternoon. Shot. 'pesehcss xer' made
b! Capt. Jo.<c.;whcclrr. Dr.. D. Meyer Bob
e.: Workman, and LIEUT.. l. \. Martin. Nhe
rrr""s a,Ijon-ncl in "rsncs anil harmony"
Eany --riou, conilic, exists n,uong the Union
mcu III ,ha, township, it could not he seen,.opp
Tat occasion.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-23

WAsIllSG1cS ALL R.Gur.--A mum.
her "I the Union mr"ot Washington township
the; 4, Turkeys School House, meAr the Forks
o! Coal River and were addressed by Colonel
Andrew Cunningham. II Ii thoushsthcy viii
unanimously support the Amcnlment aud. hc
CGun nominee for County superintendent OF
Free Schools -. >.
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GTATE WEST NIRGINIlllIi,,I1,r.-..

y T6Mr 1h~rIHoT knH1t7tN C0I..tt
Comnsny. n ibty b. found inyour Baiitwtk, t6SpAE
lrfor" iGs iuarc Of our Circuit Court fnt KaaiShs
~ Al ltucs 10 lie held IN thn Clerks oncr o1Sa! 60 ~:
IS, IN III. frat Monday In MAJ, TO ansser Hm J;
ir.d, wing die name and style Of Rand. Kuhn 1kae'
o. pin. 81 debt for nine hundred and thirteen dollar.
and forty ono centsdaasr i've hundred dollars; and
have then there this writ: -" "S&s $500. w
WInts.. John Slack, Clerk Of our said Court at The
Court Iiouo VI said count, on The ID day ass
and In the Syear Of the State 'gs Z; 81
: = ~ - ,,E',3.;, JOHN SLACK, Clctk.i :
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NoNrSxrloxs FOE TnwSsllJp QFFl,
''''- A,'a meeting ot,bc Unioh irS':rs o.
char:e',eu Township, hc,L' Ia tic -codf'
House on the l9'h Of May, ls5G, oq mp'ien'
taP'. c. W. Saith was appeih,eaN shaitoaa'r'
SslJ. Il. Rife secretary. >, -%>,t,,sae ~
Ii" tHS;ae.s hetoro the meeting WIS an
bounced by the .chairIu1n .to 30 Ste. 1y@Ipa'e
candidates Cor Township Offices.
!ae following nominations wrrc made: q
For Supcrvisor--wH ,son l.ast~oodsi.-!; =
Fur Township. Clerk. " MEo. :,
ior Observation-Disclosures ry"nt%t
for orsrscrr Of tho :pour--John Williami'
for ~InspectVrs pt observation-disclosures !.
jarrett, George lIisb.G ~ ~ Is
.SOr School .Comuissioncrs-:Anlrsw. Guy
brigham, George High, u, ,'|'"tA| !" W
q s.s con''.SIes--1: Ritter; Capt. John H.
FIR Sarvcyc;rsss Ss,'Roass &1sfS%1 q Y. Jar.
M!T Charles. y::gyalius. !tucf Ramp e,f Holfy
sHga', Geesse rlslgsr, SahsA H4rkpt AyJ
?, fOr tho Office OF County Superintendent Of
tree Schosls, Eta sNoore-aas unaninadussJ
Tncsen Us candidate.
upou ~AFeE he tiSs' =
-. 10y rt.rC. ". SMITH, fttad'sL :,
VI h'Fr, &ettny,s.s. .s*.z ,,s t! si =
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D,SSoLUrIOS.OF PAnTNERsIIIp.

rIy,u rAi;1SEISplr IigHETogoRE EXISTING EE:
,SI:d H. SnJdi fisnd ~ tS,alnHkrr lCdlsstltrd "
n,;,r,r b:rS,. TSe aHsca HsiIp+s,of ito firm vii
r wo.,n u, by t. H. $nydsa ~ ITrsoD. kno"!x them
,rr-. To- bt I,psh the Hah ssc rsaetMcd to come
a ward immediately u pay MP; aud all those having
claims against s,dfrm Wiz present tile san's or
~ T. II. TLif hIvIns purchased ,hs entire stock q
,S rn Of SsrprI SrtlxAErl, willcary on lhc same
'He ''' ,ni .c',J rfi ,
al Tue 't; 90 t1Tt' & JET H. SNYDER.
2. ~. ST!4iSAKEl~
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. The ln,lics
0''"s ". E.;Gharoii OF s!h;syg'::er. :psop0's t"
'.saS;ra.t0Fy,ElSg,!,:'a!; ~ Friday evening
June 1T. The procrels,,arc TO- be Applied
,o-.rl pay ing for The repair. iof,hc Church.
W. nvpe our e.izcus will s:rcthcm the ncces-
cry eucoaraSsn,ent.t:H 4! : $50 }. -!
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-23

TnrActn We call the attention OF
lhe tobacco growers Of this section Of our
SL,. to the advertisement Of >Messrs. Jr,er 4
ll,ui., OF Richmond, Yu. This firm has hnl
- io.x experience in the tobacco trad", and
the various grades grown in this valley can
hA! really nnrkc, IL. Richmond through tho
.,ore snlerpris,ins FIRM ~ lE.Ei,.
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G., & O. L. T.. - The attention Of
or ~ .l-rs is directed iY ap extract from Il"
Il, :.moad paper giving tho gratifying in:rl.
E;..cc ihnt tLs above work ~ in fair way
.t.v,ns pushed through. A,senticman,ofth's
p.,cr be-. received IL letter f.orn K. II. Mamry
x.Il- DEt3Att - ..'s
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-23

The Rsy;S:erapubifshearat HnioV'
M"Nr'" eo""Iy, has the following items:
Gror:c Ehyns has hsou appointed postmaster
~ IaIaa Greek, r"e l.. v ilSon. -,
. rsr rs, oaee a, Failing Greek, dfeahHrisr
county. has boon opened, and Joseph A.'Rarp
st!!"nn:rl Postmaster.
Ao", thirty iniirilun's were indicted ny
the sr.nl jury b, the recent term OF tho CIR
r"l' Coart in Mercer. Four OF these were Tor
l'nrirr
hrrGjrc' il on FOO. 10 place c,cHmetoo
New E;rer. Lclihe experiment be made.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-23

"A CoRHKcrlnS. "A card from
G":.m ". Srniz, i.sq viii lie ;o""i in ano,Lsr
Column. Read IT,. t, is &enE.able.t lpHrAo"
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BtASxs FOX UfFicE:ss.-Wc have
on i,,d :. large sapriy OF Blanks used in
administering tic oath oc Office.
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CTATE OF WEST NIRGINIA.vss:

t.our Of MERGER County On ,he II day " Apr :;
julia A.AlIn, Complainant; ": trtfy Aitn
mi. -.n Chanci = rs - ~. y.
trh. object Of th. .nIt Is 20 blsin fron Dttnd.
And II sups.rInr by aiavit ftsd that tho DestndSt
10 not resident OK thIs State 4 IL or3are6 III h
ihfrndai, do appear hare within ons month afer ~
publication Of ibII ordrr mud do vht IL nSt<fsafy 10
= y Tc.te: GEOltdf EVANS, CLERK:
VI. iina aSaI.T. ~, raH i-2.tflH
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DIED.

HEARTH Charleston. ". Va at s'clocl. r. H., on
Tuesday. May .. 1885, Of Consumption, Captain j. D.
Ilx var, drpuir "sI.nnstcr' * : ~
The funeral will lake plsc. this afternoon at o'clock
All friend. nr ,h. deceased NE Invited to attend obIsu'
ury neM ~s.k. 5 r. F'',h yIi.I
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RgMEMBEw. All Cnivn m1n. should
have ~ri.tSn or printed Oh their tickets TO- TO-:
MORON, SIR EutftuhDa."t l;y$a III
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r'uE MAGAz,Nls FOR JUNE arc Sx'
pet;rl per Annie Laurie; 10 MORROW. -.
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WASHINGTON TuwNsmrl--:lllc num-
\: names registered in th.s township Mas 2j'
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New Adyertisenlcnts..

Hnnnrhn Circuit. Court---.Hm. 3. Buster VS.
J q. Paxton audi. II. BouSumn.
tobacco -Jctrr i Harris, Richmond, Fa.
shrrilr Sals--rHo ,ionnry engines. /:
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CHURCH DIRECrOHY.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL clrURcH.-Rsv!W. E.yw,..
.>. Faster. Services eyeIy Sabbath at l0if.oSiock
" arI -. r. y. Srryicsa JpsiC blottd ,rSnotlA At
Ir.u Prayer Meeting syrty THURSDAY evening.
.x.srr1rmASrf t19n.-E-v. J. VIC. ll,,ss,.
IN. PRAYER Meeting every wedne SHAY evening.
s,S1Lm &A"I-Esery Sabbath at . O'Clock l.. u.
EPISCOPAL. cHrRlL.ees. W.T.. Il. JACOBS. Pastor.
S.,,r.. every SuHday al1o5s u,cook AN AMI ~ T. 81
>jIhtA &ho"s-EvcrJ Sahba:h'at 3 dtchkk'A. ".
ln,,>A saS,nks. with Lec,urc, every Friday evening"
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~ New 4iit Elegant lisht;druuSht fs,Iseksl. ~
Es !; $3.50, :TassI3 J j CKsEsIEsag

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f1aiy.s t;IneIr. s sysry = asisdly sssi
ixaves Charestsf e,tfy TutSAsy nernht ~
/! =, -. =, -, -
uaIs the Gs,est tiae. and VIII fslialH IskD.ae
Tie trade. rs
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.''Tx srIISESAS. SCNMtlSS, E3ECCriOSS. At.
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IL - -, m, nu short notice. q. ......' $3.50 -
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-. h,r Communication of itstois, puroaxhs, DiIt
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-06-20

w. c. Rencher. oi Chatham, and g Suae
quisqus fortune fabe,." by Mr.. Abner II.
Askes. Of Hertford county. The oratisns
were capital and highly honorable to the
orators. aa
The degree Of Bstchelor Of Arts was
conferred on the following young gentle
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-06-20
STATE CONVENTION.

OFridsy, =, June 8. Mr.. Mebane introduced
a resolution to adjourn sine die on Tuesday
The l2,h inst. Lies over.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-05
5eleeted 9petry.
If WE KNEW.

FIVE knew the cares and crosses
Crowding round our neighbor's way:
five knew the little losses
Sorely grievous day by day,
Would We then so often chide him
For the lack of thrift and gain
Leaving on his heart a shadow,
Leaving on the heart stain
1--WE knew the clouds above us
Held by gentle blessings there,
Would we turn away all trembling,
In our blind and weak despair?
Would we shrink from little shadows
Lying on the dewy grass,
While It's only birds of Eden
lust in mercy flying past
five knew the silent story,
Quiyering through the heart of pain.
Would our womanhood dare doom them
Back to haunts of guilt again?
Life hath many tangled crossing,
Joy hath many break of wo,
Ana the cheeks. tear-washed, are whitest-
This the blessed angels know
Let us reach into our bosomS
For the key to other lives.
And with love toward erring nature
Cherish good that still survives;
So that when our disrobed spirits
Soar to realms of light again.
We may say dear Father, judge rs
As we judged our fellow men.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-05

A LETTER was mailed in one of onr post
offices the other day that had no postage-stamp
upon it, but in place of the stamp had the follow
ing written on one corner of the envelope: Mr..
Postmaster don't charge no postage on this the
stamp wouldn't stick SO tore the thing up
Why did Adam when alone find the day
very long? Because it was always morning with
out Eve.
"HA1LoA, Bridget what o'clock is t,
and where's the chieken-pie?" Its eight, sir.
"CAN you see anything in my eye-it
feels very sore:" asked lazy, good-for-nothing
student of Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Il can see very bad pupil was the reply OF
the Professor, who never likes to be funny whom
he has his professional garments on.
AN exchange gives reasons for not pub
fishing poetic effusion follows The rhythm
sounds like pumpkins rolling over barn moor;
while some lines appear to have been measured
with yard-stck, and the others with ten'foot
pole"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-05

Do You WORK FOR \ LIVING "A young
man commenced visiting a young woman,
and appeared to be we'll pleased. One
evening he called when it was quite late,
which led the girl to inquire where he had
been.
Il had to work 10 night" ," he replied.
DO you work for a living 2" inquired the
astonished girl
"Certainly am mechanic"
L" My brother doesn't work, and dislike
the name of mechanic" and she turned up
her pretty nose.
That was the last time the mechanic Wis
tied the yourg woman. He is now
wealthy man, and has one of the best wo-
men for his wife The young lady who dis
liked the name of mechanic, is now the
wife of a miserable fool, regular vagrant
about grog-shops, and she, poor miserable
girl, is obliged to take in washing in order
to support herself and children.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-05

IDENrrrY.--"If l lose the blade of my
knife asked a college student of the Pro-
fessor of Logic, "and get new blade put
into it, is it still the same knife p Ger
tainly,7 replied the Professor. " If | then
lose the handle" quered the student, "and
get new one fitted to the blade, is it still
the same knife% Unquestionably," replied
the Professor, "the same knife" " If some
body finds the old blade and old handle"
continued the student, "and puts them to-
gether, what knife is that?" THAT ques
tion is irrelevant to discussion as to the
identity of the knife under consideration
it is introducing a side issue, a course TO
be avoided in logic"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-05

BEAUTIFUL SIMIIE-The pious Jonathan
Edwards describes Christian as being
like "such little flower as we see in the
spring of the year, low and humble on
the ground, op' ming its bosom to receive
the pleasant beams of the SUMS glory re-
iocing, as it were, in calm of rapture, diff
tusing around sweet fragrance, standing
gracefully and lowly in the midst of other
flowers" The world may think nothing Of
the little flower they may not even notice
it but nevertheless, it will be diffusing
arounn sweet fragrance upon all who dwell
within its lowly shore.
"Act considerably" it is the practical
version of know Thyself."
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-05

Il AN glad this coffee don't owe me any
thing, said book-keeper to his wife the other
morning at breakfast. why? was the response.
Because don't believe it would ever settle"