Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-01-03

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satisfaction of ali concerned.
Rev. r. II. Fletcher will preach
bv request, on the subject of "He'r' or
Future punishment Of the wicked, on
next Sabbath morning in the Lutheran
Church Of this Borough.
asrThe Festival at Wagenseller's in
Perrvsville, on Thursday evening. De-
cember 2lst, was a magnificent affair
The entertainment surpassed anything of
the kind ever attempted in this county.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC This is the
mos. complete work Of the kind publish
ed in the United States. Every Farmer
should have a cory. Single copies 90
cents-ssnt BY mail. Address THE
TRIBUNE, Tribune Buildings, New
York.
ras-"A Story for the Children" came
to hand too late for the present issue. and
as it is a Christmas Story, it will not suit
for publication hereafter. The authoress
will please accent orr thanks for the ode
sire TO serve" and also bear in mind that
We are one of those dreadful Yankees"
Ee9r Christmas passed away pleasantly.
generally speaking. Sleighing was good.
and SO was skating. About the only
misconduct we heard Of was caused by
that bane of society-whisksy. Some
few of the rougher order soaked .hemsel-
YES with it, and slsshed around promis-
cously.
rayWe publish this week in our ad-
vertising columns the prospectus or the
Nsp York Tribune. 1t is the most reli-
able paper published in New York City.
A. II. Weidmau is the Agent in MIttiiu-
town. Mr.. Weiiman is making au effort
to yet up a clab FOR the Rseky Tribuae.
Every Republican ir the county should
Subscribe for this paper.
sa~We are panied to chronicle the
death of Mr.. Isaiah Stewart, formerly a
resident of this county. He died IN
United States Hospital, Springfield, ILL.,,
aged 2S years Ike enlisted in the l'th
Illinois Infantry and served out the FIRST
term. when he 7e-eniisted. for q second
time and ssrv4d his country faithfully IN
ill he was called Lence thus early in the
prime Of life.
45-46-iS-SrRING y WINTER
ARRANGEMENT We call the attention
or our readers 10 the advertisement, IN
another column. oc BARTiIEW x co,
dealers in Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Photo
graphs. &c. They are an old establish
ment and so far as our knowledge extends
deal fairly aud honestly BY their custom
ers. At ~leastit will Go no harm to give
them one trial. as it will not require a
fortune for that purpose.
DAY OF SPECIAL PEATER-The hrst
Sunday in January next has been named
by the Centenary Committee for obserV-
ance by the Methodists Of this country
a. a day of special ard united prayer for
the Divine blessing upon the centenary
services of the year, and for a general
revival of religion, that the centenarlan
year may prove to be an epoch in the splF-
itual progress ol the Church.
p- "God, pity the poor" say many
at this Indictment season of the year, Wnc
are highly favored with abundant means
Int who never deem it their duty to ald
the destitute. They act with the pre-
sumntiou that seine one else, and not
they should giva aid and assistance to the
moor. w e nave u uunioSA
this community who are, we are informed
IN destitute circumstances. Let US no
see them suffer, while we enjoy SO many
of the luxu-ies of life.
IMPORTANT TO MUsICIANs--Ihe foi
lowing testimony from a lady who pur
chased a Ste,nwdy's Piano from b. M
Greene, agent for this county, shows no
only that she appreciates a good inStFu
meut, but is additional testimony to til
superiority of their make of Pianos owe
oil others. She says ;-'For Par'ty AM
sreefuess of tone, elasticity OF toucn' au'
beauty Of instrument, together WIN d
the modern improvements, ] hna 1t ""e
auaued." 81 cheerfully
Mes.rs. Steiuway l. Sons pianos to an
who wish to purchase"
These celebrated instruments as we
ga Mason & Rdmlin's Cabinet orgao'