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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04
NOTICE..

A IL tavern K koepersf In thoi tohnty OF Mont
IN somery In the State OF Ohio who reside In the
city ri Dayton or in auy OF the townso villages
ior within ono mile thereof In said County OF Mont
gomefy, will take notice that ting lay Regulating -
tayernb ttsenfG veh 70 Oain frePi the CO1f661f T
Common llos ef ssid cOlfty il6shsei Reefs NtlA
1NvVrh. This act has for tho past few years been
4Snuy overlooked andidhste aasaSi IA the county
but ~ tho present term Of the said Court was
given IN rAsfYS.ta TIA GfaHd JpFs by kIg louft fp4
required be law, am thd Z iahd Jury directed 10
prevent any person found 10 be keeping a tavern
In saHl county within any city. .toNn or village or
witbih one mile Of any city, town village in
said county, without such license.
= But conceiyng thu si0lah0ilof tho law 10 this
fekarn 70 grow rather out ofisnorahee Of the LAW.
than 9utor atifspositiou 20 avoid ana violate H.
S1r And n oS sS%plSS S1g Sl,ss ,Ete ,S,s fAigsTa
strictly uric sSle[Ssst g Rssi fy7hsIq
the reqpiremqnts Of the law, and pf the tact that
the COURT OF Common Pleas Is now In session and
'wll cbntinue until Wednesday next tho 18th inst
In tha mea4 tiYe persQns desiring ~ avoid tha gti
penay OF The laws had best avail them selves OF ,l
TINS oiportny 70 procure lieense. Persons who "a
makdu business regularly. aud whenever call
sd CO. ultn 70 ss9Rgy srsSe(s Nlh
rs ipflishlng such supplies are tavern keepers,
~ hthe staints, aA subieot % lts ponaites i,i
Vhis fotiee Is published BY orderof the Fand Jury u
.IFh tttlWAkREki MUkGER ia
iqAOd5t-wlti huHipsii froseoutnE ttOrney iilsFD
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FROM New Orleans. | rIAG

,,hk NEW ORLEANS, May 3.
President johnson has lOrdered General
CQNby not 10 interfere with the United
,Sktes Court. The President first ordered
sSissfspls ssSFar e0Ssat oS Spos isg'
acted. The Court reopened Immediately, /,
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The Sunday school Conyentlon.

Tho SUNDAY Schoal Convention
The Montgor,tIflItj z C1guutH sunday school
Convention was aoain In session vpsterdav.
Tnorn,no { f,Ats,I ,II1,st1Sdsh5F stSds sSoS,cEaJn tbo
iItiaa ~ II =, ifs,s ,s,sxs S4I
hoR4lp8fssBphthsA hsA A0ICkteteSaLesLWas
callleeaf, ard 8 prge ppm9eFwerei in atteHdS
hnce. The delegates having been enrolled,
The following dei4pAtes u rs appointed.
On Permanent, 0y,orntsati tion ~ r., Gebl
Mitchell. J. s. ,FrizzeIl 70. HI Crawford,
Lewis KEMP, and }. d, King, 7I ,.., .hl ,,,' ~
On EaroUnlent !--lsoy. I'M, a.. Bryson., h.
N. Sowers, and Israel Staiey. INI2 ilii
on Resotutions:A :A-Rev!eD.' Steek, Rev. J,
II. Relter, and 10, M. Thresher. m u 7'N N''fa
The SECRETARY. s. q. Cwar,l,anry,, tl,en suhp
- - = 80 y - M, n A ulsu
nttVeq ms annual repor@ Nileh 'eoh1sAheu
tile following interesting statisticss lc.' ia,s
Number af children 10 tbe County between q
i 1--WE and twenty-one years Of age ~. 4, is4I5
nOr mpsr % 81 sS69SlS ths MA 1 a. s e
scholars enrolieei - -, 10 eTy
Average attendance, ....,alDl Aai..t As.l, 7sls
Snns 4aSiss over eshteen ' lt h,'' issS ~
Toinmns In YIbTarIes $3.50 '.5i .i osiss
Papers distributed III 10. 0is
Money e.leeted for use Of Schools 81, 20 90
scboo,ors tn II 20 mission purposes s'5 eSs ss
The Comittee ofi' Permanent C,rsarizaay
ton submitted a report which owas ado,,ted.
as follows:, .. @egi$ -n,'' 10, =
Pressden,-aRcv. LA. Gotyeafd. ,n mlat q
Yice Presfdeet-7Rey. j. II. Reiter., ,ul., y
Secretdry-George w Hoglens ool 1gd a.,
T@,asspo'dtng fSscretS' No;t;S nrpwhi
royysarD ~ ,1rpt src,,,,.r nrmgs o,,,s '''
First ty6tdt rd,to,, T,,,rch. 3,1MNi
Second Ward n @. Crnmba,gh
' Third WafdIH M. ChaDibeflainl. Ii jll
Fourth Ward, Charles Parrott; N. ~
b SUI " Will aiu, d. Ioi',, ~ %op,oids. pIdser,
Seventh Ward. George b, Starr: ~
Eighth Ward, II. NJ lewis; II ~ o.. ,.it,
Butler Township D. J. Brandenburgh ;''H' H
Isau9,Gn parr, downsnI SSi, 9pShsieger'
.ClayiTewnshipi Robert Morris: ', .a,
Madison Township, w.Worley; .'"" r.. 81.
Harrison Township Wy b. kmg,;,I a
LInfinrenn fnntNnubtE. NipbnloaI. .r
rso e.G,sU homnS npT,,r ,,.r,,. MacioiS Dp
AIlbTlill
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ATLANTA HOUSE,
10. 90 MARKET. STREET,
.ulai DAYTON, %. .uI4" .s,. .,l

DoARDlNG BY THE WEEK AND
M,EALs.AI a, ,1.Ad AL, H0ulisl nholce. Cigars and
Lunch Egerv7ddy at 10 0'clOGI.,
JACOB wAGGoNER,
AprTSm sl8IJHN MA rP'ortter,A
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ES- Paper Collars Paper Collars of all
des scription at ID Y g a.BGiwAuz.
II a26dGt .~
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atIuattarN ard ctaaImertiaI.n 4
7UlncIninIati 5TarItets,..7 90
d CINCNNATI, AIay D!

irCtNCINhArI, May .! 'll
FLo2R-'Ebe maFketru rules dpll, but hold
9ra arc firm az the otatiQns, Sales were;
90 brls. extra at $40; 20 and so do. family
at $ll, and go on its merits, at 81 80.
WHEAp-'phere was an active demand for
the higher grades, and old red would
bring 50 G0652 75l New is unchanged We
quote No. at S2@2 %, and No. l at 80 ~
QQ2 30, ,;.6...., ..t.... t..... ....t...
rC8BSW The demand is good and the mar
lket firm, Che receipts being light, Mixed,
IL eIeyator' Ws qqots At 5s@59crS in saqks,
QATs7-;The market h dull, but prices re-
main Unchanged; No.2 at 42G, and No. l.
at 46c. In elevator. '''''''
RYk--The market is,quiet, but prices are
tending upward. We quote IS @gOc. as the u
rhnEe. 'lHa id lH b'tyoiH nu9uH l..Hfu1
p BARLEY--The market Ia steady and firm ,
NJ 2O@l 25 for prime Fan and Canada. bod
GRocERIEs-The market rules steady J
with fair demand, ut 230Q2Sc, Tor fair TO
choice Rio cphee; l2la1bc. for raw Sugar;
N5Fla. NIE@lac' fQF hafd rellasa' ahd 9C@95c' for
WihsR ~ An 'uhchhrBed Hihrket, Small "l
ss4les me Being made Of free ats2 20@2 q ~,
sEhD-Clbver d1it ht 81 25a5 3d. Tim
othy Is in fair request at SO SO@S4. Flax is '
sdaEfe, and prices have ADVANCED to 81 $50
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

GRAND Lopez !. o. o. The Grand
Lodge of the Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows Of the State of Ohio will hold It's
annual communication in Cincinnati, at the
hall of Eagle Lodge, commencingon Tues
day the sth inst. Delegates to the Grand
Lodge will be passed at half fare over the
following railroads.; Little Miami, Cinein-
matt, Hamilton and Dayton, Dayton and
Michigan, Central Ohio, Marietta and Gin
cinnati, and Cincinnati and GAINESVILLE. It
is expected that there win be q very full
attendance. uu.t.- ..iU .Un"' CO.,. 70. ."d 'H''.
On Thursday, the 10th inst, grand en-
tertainment will be given to tho Grand
Lodge in the shape of a moonlight excur-
sion, The party viii leave the wharf at
two o'clock in the afternoon, and will pro-
ceed down the river, returning at daylight
on the following tnprhlng,, Three steamers
have been engaged. '7'"d' Z" i."''''"", ,
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d rsB-UrcIe Toni Mafineeg Saturday after,
noon. Twenty-Five cents to all parts of the
House. - TT Kpa uiVNH fN az
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

gB- The Eight-hour Bill failed in the
Radical Legislature of Massachusetts,. That
body was professediy 'cverlowing In sym
pathy for the negroes Of tile South, bat it
was careful not to pass any bill that was in
tended for the relief OF its own haii-paid
and oVeIHworked opcratiyeS'in It's factories
and machine-shops. They work twelve or
fourteen hours day IN many Of the Massa-
ehusetts factories. But they are white, and
are at home, aud the Iibck hghanity does
not sAe tha,hd II wO VI SMI TOt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

a tB-Friday, Benefit of Mrs D. p. Bow
ers. A great Bill. 0. a a.I ....r p,
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gg- Young America suits, beautiful /,
behold, and much nicer to wear, at the Ea
gle Clothing Store. T. .-.--... 7a26d8t
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e&'- Friday, Benefit Of Mrs, D, p. Bow,
ers,' A great Bill, III i'i' t. i'i",,a 80
aau Hainau ,iaf unriH
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DEATH or AfpEkr wEIitRKnEE. 42-The cn- :
cinnati papers announce the death of Mr..
Albert Wetherbee of,that city, which took
place yesterday afternoon, at the United
States Hotel, Mr., Wetherbee, it viii be re-
membed by many Of our citizens, was for
some time one OF the, most, popular, land-
lords in Cincinnati AT one time be was
proprietor Of the Tinted States, Gibson and
Woodruff Houses, and managed the three
hotels In a manner eminently ereditable to
himself and highly satisfactory to the com
mnnity. Mr.. Wetkerljee was genial, pop
ular gentleman aud inlall dealings wIthbis
fellow-citizens enjoyed their fullest conf
de1ce and unbounded respect.
ip H-T---- ~ - f-S4-rl--r --r4--4-4 To q = -
{, fsooTs AND SHoEs.--ITHE BEsT PLACE TO
Buy William Kehin. on jefferson street,
nearly opposite the Market House, has
now one Of the best stocks of Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps to be found In the city.
Having lately purchased IthenD Dhelcan sell
cheaper than any other house. He has
splendid lot of ladies Callers, which he
ellers at figures lower than, ever before.
BY calling on him, his customers eau get
good work at low prices, while at other
places they have to pay high prices for
poor work. Call aAidsee. 4 w n n14-d2
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C%" Remember that the Buckley Serena
ders viii beat Huston Hall on Monday and
I tuesday evenings ofnext week, May 7th
and Sth. DOOR, '' '"'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

.c#--U Uncle Tom Matinee, Saturday after
noon. Twenty7ayeGeents to al parts Of th,
House.
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" fSITING CARDS
Neatly printed atlNTttiKI FYku uDf
TILE EMPIRE pdl 90 p.i
lliiIN3 St0snRi job Rooms
w EDDING CARDS -Ss'
d" qSaSs faE snFIRT e 4 1ich1' e g "s %
iiApH WI beeam Job Rooms
siuunii dot NHpis
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rg- s shdEspsaFe NeGF Scarf, PrfSs,aHt a. O /

F.U- Tt1f
OPERA HoUsE.--Therc WAS a yey fair.
attendance at the Opera House, last night,
but the audience wis not it should have
,bden, considering the unusual attraction
offered. Mrs. ~ ~ Bowers, as "Juliet,s
was magnificent she f,rily maintained her
high reputation. as Il lady Of rare dramatic
,cultare, trace and Accomplishment! Size
was admirably supported by Mr.. John Nc
'Cdllom, as "Romeo."i d>t
I tTo-uigllt, win be presented the beautiful
and deeply. Interesting play OF "Lady Aud
ley's Seerobr with Mrs. Bowers in the part
Officially Adaiey?' and Mr.. Meeollom as
,,"'liobert Audley .RUmThe entertainment will
conclude With the amusing. farce Of, the,
T'iMaid of Munster" in which Miss Julia
Nelson will aPPear rs rkate h he o'dR'rfig9p'p 'polIS
tB- Price other clothing before purchas-
Ing, and then examine Schwarz's custom
.madeogoods, andyoulp convince yourself
that he don't blow, but docs what he prom
ises, sells at low prices. dlurr ura2Gdlw ri
.il I'LL I. IL L4LLaDIl
WANTEps-IIalf q dozen, young ladies To-
learn tls Millinery business, at the popi}
lar Mnlinery establishment Of Mr.. Gabriel
Haas, No. 335 Second street, tMisst Good
mans old stand) al3-dtf.
eE- Friend Schwarz, of the Eagle Cloth-
ing Store tells Us that be is negotiating for
several more competent statesmen, and will
soon be able to wait on all who call on him
for clothing, and not let any one go away
without being attended to. a28d1w
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INTERNAL REVENUE DEcisIoN-zA NASH
ingtoff dispatch saysithas been decided BY
the Commissioner Of Internal, Revenue that
all expenses of Insurance upon PROPERTY,
and all losses in business, may be deducted
from the gross income'of the year, Losses
'incurredh tho prosecution bfl ono Kind of
business may be, deducted from gains In.
another, but not from those portions of in
come derived from fixed inyestmepts, such
Is bonds, mortgages, rehts,5 and the like.
t Il, also decided that persons travelling
about the country as agents of manufac.
tnrers or dealers, seeking orders for goods
for one person or firm only, such as salar-
led CLERKS or men hired by the month,
should not be required to take licenses a.
commercial brokers. ut91 iI.. oi f' uoii.'a pl
lf 0liW .ulinaa uir4 r1tEd d. p11d} .
ei,o nASnulTtH T. .ah
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tSrFriday, Benefit Of Mrs. p, 2. Bow
ers. IA great Bill. nt hl.h,1o aHa" lD
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IIsEB$E9Si$s,'s,.. $.


Has cured thousands of the worst cases Of
Blind apa Bleadipg iPiles. tItygivos mme-
dlate relief. and effects a ,permapant cure.
Try it Directly It'll Warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 80 cts. per
bottle. lip 1lpi
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Uncle Tom Matinee, saturday after
noon. Twenty-Five cents to all parts Of the
IIous sc. ,9l9Ba n9bi0D 991BI
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-10
NEW STAGE LINE
MlFfLlN, PERRPSvILLE AND CONCORD.

Leaves Pcrrysyille Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at o'clock, a. H., and arrives at Con-
cord al o'clock, p. N.
Leaves Concord Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at o'clock. a. m.. and arrivos at
Perrysyllle at 3 clock, p. m.,-in time Tor
the trains going East and West.
Stages will leave Mitliin Station as follows :.
Leaves Mitfiin Station ON Saturday, at i a.
III. and returns on Monday; leaves Tuesday at
. a. m. and returns on Wednesday leaves
Thursday at s a, III.
Stages viii leave Miflin Station for Acaie-
mia, daily in the evening, AMI return in the
morning in time fer the East and West trains
Baggage and packages of all kinds are tax
en- in charge and promptly delivered at mod
crate charges. The stages on The above rou-
tes are in GOOD ORDER and under the
charge of competent and experienced drivers.
The proprietor hopes, b. strict and person
al attention TO business to merit fair share
of public patronage.
LEMUEL r. 9EALE, Prop.
Jan. 10. 'ub-tf
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-10
MORAL COURAGE IN EVERYDAY LIFE


Have the courage 10 discharge q debt
while you have the money in your pocket
Have the courage to 90 Without that
which you do not need, however much
your eyes may cove: it.
Have the courage to speak your mind,
when It is necessary you should do SO,
and TO hold your tongue when it is pru-
dent you should do so.
Have the courage to speak to friend
in "seedy coat though you are in COM
pany with rich one, and richly attired.
Have the courage to "cut" the most
agreeable acquaintance you have, when
you are convinced that he lacks principle.
A friend should bear friends infirmi.
ties" but not with his vices
Have the courage to prefer comfort
and propriety, to fashion, in all things.
Have the courage to wea. your old
clothes until you have new ones.
Have the courage to acknowledge your
ignorance, rather than to seek credit for
knowledge under false prctenoes.
Lave the courage to provide entertain
ment for your friends, within your means
not beyond. ..
Have the courage to take good paper,
and to pay for it annually in advance
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no gente voice to bless and soothe him
Hia hsad sinks back one convu!sive
shudder he is dead ~

no gente voice to bless and soothe him.
Hia had sinks back one convu!sivo
shudder he is dead p
a groan ran through the assembly, so
vivid was her description, 60 unearthly
her look, so inspired her manner, that
what she described, seemed actually to
lave taken place, then and there. They
noticed also that the bridegroom hid his
face in his hands aud vas weeping.
Dead she repeated again, her lips
guivering faster and faster, and her voice
more and more broken, ''aud there they
scoop him a grave; and there, without 4
shroud, they lay him down in that damp,
reeking earth. The only son of a proud
father, the only :dolised brother Of fond
sister. And he sleeps to day in that dis
tant country, with no stone to mark the
spot. There he .ie,-my .tt;tAer's son
my opa twm brother "a gictim to haS
deadiy poison Father" she exclaimed,
turning suddenly, while the tears rained
down her beautiful cheeks, father, shall
| drink it now"
Tho fern Of the old Judge was con-
vulsed with agony. He raised not his
head, but in sm3.hegiRg voice he faiter-
ed, "No, no, my child, OF
She lifted the glisierins goblet, and
letting it suddenly fall to the aoor, it was
dashed in thousand pieces. Many a
fearful eye watched her movement, and
instantaneously, every wine glass was
transferred to the marble table on which
it had been prepared Then as she look
ed at the fragments Of crystal, she turned
to the company saying, Let no friend
hereafter, who loves me, tempt me to peril
my soul for wiue. Not frmer are the
everlasting hills, than my resolve, God
hep me, never to touch or taste the poison
cup. And lie to whom | have given my
hand, who watched over my brother ;
dying form in that last solemn hour, and
buried the dear wauderer there by the
river, in tnat laad Of gold, will, trust,
sustain me in that resolve. Will you not,
NY hGa5and ~
His elis'enins eyes, his sad, swee; smile,
was her aaswer. The Judge left rhe
rooi1., and whes, an nour after, he return
ed, and with IaoT3 suG9ued manner scol
part 10 the entertainment Of the bridal
guests, no oIo could fail to read, that he
too, had determined to Danish the enemy
at once and forever, frcn his princely
home.
These who we're present at the wed
ding, can nover forget the impressions so
solemn!y r:adc. Many from that hour
renowned torsver the social glass. Dand
of Hope Recien.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-10

AWFUL DEArH.-About eight o'clock
on Thursday morning one of the convicts
of the Penitentiary, named Holmes, in
dulsed IN the most blasphemous language,
cursins everybody, cursing Christ, ours
ing God, and pronouncing G cd the author
oi ali sin, and ridiculing the Bible
" hilo uttering his blasphemy he was sud.
denly struck down with apoplexy, and re-
NAMED unconscious until he died at II
o clock noon, on Friday-ANegheny Times
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-10

A LITTLE TOO CoMMoN.-A plain
spoken Western preacher delivered the
following from his desk: a would an.
nounce TO tie congregation that, probably
BY mistake, was left at this meeting house
this morning, a small cotton umbrella,
much damaged by time and wear, and Of
exceeding pale-bue color. in place wh.re-
of was taken a very large black silk am
brella, and of great beauty. BluEders OF
this sort, brethren aud sisters, aIe getting
a little too common"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-10

The SUBSCRIPTION fRiCE of the paper
will he TWO DOLLARS per year in advance
and $3.50 if not paid within the first three
months.
rG- No paper discontinued until all ar
rearsges are paid-except at the option of the
Editor.
ADvFRTIsING.-Tbe rates of ADNERTlS-
ING are tor one square. Of EIGHT lines or less,
one insertion, 10 cents three. 81 30 :and 30 cts
or each subsequent insertion. Administra.
ors. Executors ard Auditors Notices, $500.
Professional and Business Cards, not exceed
ing - lines, and including copy of paper.
$500 per year. Merchants advertising
(changeable quarterly ) Is per year, includ-
ing paper at their Stores. Notices in reading
columns. ten cents per line.
JoE WoRK.-Thc prices of JOB WORK.
tor thirty Bills, one-eigk: sheet, Sl,25 one
foarth. 3, 90; one-hal:. $500: and addition
nj numbers, half pric'-and for Blanks, s.,
per quire.
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
"A, n. WILSON.

THE JrSI.Ta SENTINEL is published every
Wednesday morning, on Main street, by
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-10
MEDICAL CARD.

DR. g. o. K.EMPFER, date army sur
~ geon) having located in Patterson tend
ers his professional services to the citizens OF
this place and surrounding country.
Dr. K. having had eight years experience
in hospit |. general, aud army practice, feels
prepared to request trial from those who
may be so unfortunate as to need medical at
tendance.
lie vii. be found al the brick building op-
posiie tt "SESrINEL OFFICE" or at his resi-
..ence in the borough of Patterson, at all
hours, except wien professionally engaged.
July -, lo05.--rf.
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r E DING R ALL ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
June lith, 1866.
REAT TRUNK LINE FROM

" the North and North West for IhaadeL-
pAiq, New York, Reading, ''OttsUHie, Tdmagua,
ishLand, Lebanon, Aitentowa, EaSton, &c, &C.
Trains leave UqTis5ury for New York, as
follows; At 800, $40 and 9,c5 "A. NJ, and
=, 10 and 9, 10 Z. NJ, arriving at NeW York at
3, 40 and 1890 A. NJ, and !, 40 and 1875 Z.
NJ. connecting with similar Trains on the
Pennsytral.iG Ediiroad; Sleeping Cars accom-
panyIug the 800 and 20 Z VI trains without
change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pousvizle
Tdma9ad Ninersriiie, ashland, Pine GroUe, AZ
lento,cn and PAiiddeiphta, at 5, 10 A. NJ and
>, 10 and 4,lU NJ, stopping at Lebanon and
all Way Stations the i, 10 z VI Train making
no close connections FOR Poaspile nor Philadel-
phia For Poasville. Schayltill Hacen and Aul-
5arn via Schuylktll and Su$gueadnna Railroad
leave Harrisburg at 80 P N.
Returning: Leave Ner York at 100 A NJ,
1900 Noon and 800 Z NJ, Philadelphia at s, ID
VI, and 3,30 NJ PousriLle at 5. 30 A NJ X
2.45 NJ; Ashland go and IL, 10 4 NJ, and
I,O5 Z NJ; TamaYud ut 8, 40 A. NJ, and / 90
and $50 Z NJ.
Leave Pouerale for Harrisburg, via Seluyt-
kali and Susqaehaana Raj Road, at % A. NJ.
Readaiy Accommodation Tran: Leaves Rrad-
ing al W A. NJ, returning from Phaa,tel-
phla at ) 90 p. M.
ColamJia Railrodi Trains leave Rsadia7 at
6 10 A N aud 10 p NJ for Ephrata, Lniz
Lancaster, Columbia. &c.
On Sundays: Leave New- York at 8 90
Z. NJ, ph.JadeLphia Sam 10 F. NJ, Pottsuille
GU A. NJ, Tand2ua Z 30 A. NJ, Harrisburg
8 10 A. NJ, anu Reading at / 50 \. NJ, for
RarrisJnrg, and l0 81 A. NJ, for Ner- York,
aud 4 % In. for Philadelphia.
CoLamutation. Hlteage, Sedson, School and
Excursion Tickets to and from all points at re-
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FHow to make yourself miserable ::
Ih'nk that everybody seeks to do you an
injury.
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Pensions Pensions p.

AL PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN DIS
y ABLE DURING THE PRESENT WAR
ARE ENTlTLE TO A PENSION. All per-
sons who intend applying for Pension must
call on the Examining Surgeon TO know weth-
or their Disability is sufficient TO en'itle them
20 O Pension. All disabled Soldiers will call
On Tie undersigned who has been appointed
Pension Examining Surgeon for Jun;ata and
adjoining Counties.
PC. RVNDIO, NJ. D.,
Patterson, Pa.
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EEE EHxs

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-0N AND
/ after Sunday, May 20. 1865, Passenger
Trains will leave Mtfiin Station as follows:
EASTWARD.
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4uslncss Car0s.


lE. e. &. re Nses<., OF Patterson,
- Pa. wishes to inform his friends and pa
irons that he has removed to the house On
Bridge Street opposite Todd & Jordan Store.
April5-tf
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MILITARY CLAIMS

TTHE undersigned viii promptly attend to
l. the collection OF claims against either the
State or National Government, Pensions. Back
Pay, Bounty, Extra Pay, and all other claims
arising out " the present or any other war,
collected.
JEREMIAH LYONS.
Attorney-at-Law.
HiHiintown, Juniata Co, Pa. [febl