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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19
rHE nEw roax posr on 4. ).

THE NEW nONA FOeT UN H. -
The New York Pod, q supporter Of "My
Policy has, in its issue Of the 18th inst, .
terribly severe article upon Andrew johnson.
We publish these extracts from it as showing
how A. J. is regarded by his friends:
If IN acnte observer Of the springs Of pub.
lie opinion were asked, TO- day, IN what lies
the strength Of those unreasonable and illogi-
cal politicians Who appear to hare got poser
sion of the Republican party, he would an.
swer, II lies IN the prcfoand sist.sst Of Ar.
Jokason's designs ard ssotices, sritA which his
course has iaspired tie people of TIE Northern
States.
To the little club of politicians whom their
opponents have dubbed Radicals" the Pres
ident has been a great card. Without his ~
sistance, without his violent speeches, his in
judicious conduct, his wild denunciatisns Of
the motives Of those Opposes = sound polls
cy, without his insulting remarks about Con-.
grcss, and his equally insulting attempts to
dictate 70 The people, and 70 impose his will
and wishes upon them, and control the elec-
tons BY such foolish means - wholesale ~
movals from Ql6ce-without Ill this, W 10
not believe tst line Of policy advocated by
Mr.. Stevens and The 1si6uns would have had
At this tune even 6Iemote chance Of suceeas
before the people. "a
We do not scruple to assert that il the
Preaident Of The United Seatss had TO-DAY
ths confidence Of the people, mot Ia The saae
degree that Mr.. Lince1n possessed Il = his
lAtter dayab but in only . moderata dsasse,
~ policy which = non % unpopular wosld
receive Ne esaeral 1sesDe oftAe 1n1isa. VI
say this Deliberately, dnd for ~ reason 80
three tuaStho sof IL Repnl 1890 ~ unnk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

snsossfH se H.
/ -, fsnes ~, - - - u
~ - plins, 1ksss ~ ps.sa ID &
Dsriaoa, y ~ sA(k b ~ rA'
HAlM I'D - NOD ~ htasssdls = u
SAss sfkyias teuirs II ekss -
Diaastt = he CoppsrAsad DsaoersSys Ut
eE3nl people havs % constsntly and Ut
MY padiassd, WAaa.s, PAlAEa sAd con-
,psAy, isadiag tAanselsee - thier aefhsiana,
purpose, havs fhe kardikood 70 clain De
VOTES Of Union Repabasass. They voa't
ret them. Hare j. tha Letter: -.
ARous Orv1cE,
BuRluoroI, Iowa, Aug. -, Ca
.s. (PRvAre.1
FRIEND PALMA .-Things are progressing
here - we'll - could be wished every way,
and We feel deep interest in the condition
Of things in Henry. Tracy 10 telling about
town that you promised Daldorf 70 support
Wilson against Warren. knew it was false
md denied it IN toto. II uas ono OF DAl-
dorG 3 tricks to help Tracy, whom be dare
not aid op4alE We have rot Traey - com.
pletely on the hip that be hardly dare make
D motion here. l VIII furnl1h you some
facts and proofs when see you, that,
think, will annihilAte him with the people Of
Mt. Pleasant.
Hall 10 out to day in the Endorsed Card. -
an independent candidate for Judge. It. on
ly fault 10 that It 10 "too long, short . il s.
II you follow suit, say simply, that BY request,
&C., you announce yourself ~ candidate.
We I'll here feel the Judicial ticket safe BY
1t least 500 majority. ccuntine Hsnry.as high
~ coo against -. Nov We want 70 have
Henry canvassed thoroughly for Johnson's
policy. We will furnish you tho necessary
funds to effect this, all We ask il your labor
and energy. We wish 10 perfect school
district organization in each county, and see
| that every last Conservative vote is polled.
Our friends 10 Old Lee are confident they
can give over 1000 majority, and from the
changes know, believe they will do it.
If we can keep Henry down to about 600, we
have good prospects for Congressional suc>
cess. We want still fight and : thorough
one. Warren will 60 to Mt. PLEASANT on
Friday. Sec him and satisfy him Jon are
for him. We want every man here for you
and Hall. Let me hear from yos soon.
Truly yours, ToDD.
Can We depend on Pickel7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

Hon. L. Il. s-Itn, R~sntficsn candidate for sursns
osers ksportss will - IS the people Of Iowa. ct tbs
oalovtug times and " win.
Charlton, s~ps " alum.
osceoA, Sept IA an
Afton Sept. 18th - p N
Quincy, Sept. 18th 2p W.
Tontanelle, espt ls,A a m
Panora- Sept. 18th ; o. m
New JsGerson sc.i 2lth At D. m
Boossooro. Sept 81 >, st2p m
Nevada, Sept al IN M
MARI alitown ssf. 4tth At Inn
Toledo, Sept 25tt m
nArengo. Sept st. s2pu
vinton, Sept. 9Th q D m
Marion, Sept 2Sth II 2 D. M
AeamosA Sept. eo,h 1t pm
Upton. Oct LIST, > n m
Muscatns, Oct. - st2p m
wapslio. Oct 81 At2 pm
~ Pleasant, Oct - ntqnu
fAirns'd, Oct. 9th a, ON
Hepa'l'eAn c-n'rd Committees Of the several
.ssa'stea 70 see tina, due notice Il given
"'euhss In tAeir respective couptiss. and 10
shs ill ssoss'.ry Arrangements therefor.
n. =. ourTs
ohAh.aa R.p. Stat. c..sr,, cor-,....
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19
Sf0eS THE HAIR FALLING OFF
STOPS THE HAIR FALLING OFF
Aa MANHOOD:
= How Lost! how Restored

ynA Hsbished - sailed rsvetcr< Ifses, s,x eeafs
LnfUku On n : EArUR ~ fRkaTMKAf. and
haA3cal Ours OF epsr. r ssninai ~sknsss. In
vstssAsy DRisGas Debility, ssd IEps1tme nis
70 harrissp Esnsrsily Svrousnssa. Consnnpsson, Hp
spsy and Pits Metal ard Physical lBeapa result
IN 1Fsa ssaf Abuss 4. y~RosH J. cssSnvssa, Il. D
sashos os ~ svss hss&. seS
"a Been u Thousands Of Saasrers."
esst updsr ssal. In issin .ns-ipe, 20 any sA1fss
postpaid receipt of tl esnts t~c DossaGs stsnp
by CHAka. !. G. KLfSx Co.
lss Dswsry, u. r., Pest OAes Bsx - -
Also Dr. ouivsrvsirs Marriage Guide price - cents
seps1-dswames
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19
MR. WILSON'S APPOINTMENTS.
Hos. Jlxrs y. WILSON, Republican esRdIdate for Con-

Hos. Jlxrs Y. WILSON, Republican eeRddate for Con-
gress will address the people the tim and
places
Denmark Thursday, Sept 9Th. n pm.
Big Mound Friday, Sept 7th, M2pm.
Burlinston Monday, eept. TO- at ~ pm.
Dodgeviiie. Tuesday, Sept. II, atqpm:
Ko@uth, Wednesday. sept 10, at2pm.
Dsnvilis, Thurpday Sept Is, at 2 pm.
New London, Friday, espt N,at4pn.
Mt. Pleasant. Saturday. Sept IL. 81 Ipn N.
Bloomfield, Tuesday, Sept. 10, atl pm.
Keosauqua, Wednesday, Sept. 10, st3 p. m.
Other meetings viii be announced for Mr.. Wilson II
doe time Tue local committees ars charged with the
duty giving proper notice Of the shove mssnss end
making all necessary arrangements thsrss~.
B. cRABn
Chairman Com. LIST Cong Dist.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

Gov Vim. " Stone viii address the people OF Iowa
on the political issues Of the DAY. at the following
secs and times, viz
1oonsshoro. THURSDAY, s-pt. 10, 2p m.
Fort Dodge. Friday sept IL, . .. m.
Webster City. Saturday, sept. Is, 2p.m
Abba Saturday. Sept ~ 2 D. m.
Knoxville, Tuesday, Oct. 2 JPN.
The friends ofthe cause and the Republican Central
Committees Of tbs several counties requested
axe all the locNi arrangements for the ue<tnes In
respective oounties u. y. CUfD
Chairman Rep. stats Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

OF and - ~ u wet - sfLet D. IN mock u,
Ia With cesags D1S1ag 1suee - olAW Improve
nene, sozna Third - MA oksse. 1l.Ie Scs1. H.
qsirs Of N, BULTON.
spr9e-d lsal 11a1s AeuaA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19
Judicial District Nominations.
"MY POLICY IN 1854.
Andrw Johnson Faron Connwation.

Treason must be made odious and traitors must Be
punished and impoverished. Their great plantation,
must b. seized and divided into small farms and soA
honest industrious mens
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19
A GROWN or GLORY.
HvnRY MAN. woman ssS child vbo - ussd
STERIING'S AMBROSIA


ersasing aais have made the Ambr sia amous eli
TIE world.
1T 10 WARRAsTED TO PL1ASE.-
II esra Itching the Head.
IL maAss Mes h air grow Bald Hsads
Il prsvsuts tbs Ht'r from falling Out
IL rsadsrs the h. 4on and Glossy
0sasss tbs Scalp; Goals the Heated brow hsass
baBiruA; Cures NERVOUS HesdAchs. Cure BAidus
Insurss Lax uriant Locks Ineiines Hal TO Cerl; Sap
ss8ss vigs Kills Hair Eaters 0o6d s6scs apparent
oacs.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
Ms A1brosia will apit ,oa +. Magnify PIT -
psissesy HssfsnsA. RssronIs<d By Opsss eiseas -
Actresses Sold In piesdid boxes carsoss, seafaa.
Ing tws Iafgs botsls-Sa for norniss. Ne. -
svsaing.
T91Ro - NO MisfAxD ADoU3 r..
1rALIR0'1 AMaA0srA 10 tho hsst, most agreeable
and sosctvs sstlss IN the World 70 prove ~ ~
cation.
euid By DrsgGists.
oossilDSas Anbfssis naasissssYisg .csaDaa
416 Ealten Street, New Ys1k.
essli-dAvlY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

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9eaninaAt sd sssAi1tss ~ M fsssAoss v
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with thr nsssss q nys. stsch etms ~ tsss. ssA sbe
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nsdssueed - - ~ sf shef kst ~ - - y ~
earth. ssSieA1v
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HYG1nNIc WlN1-Tk. great inpssss1 Tssss
sssd BY - bsst Aaies shfosshssa Enssrs sSrsevsl
~ - IAosrtAl esAspt = ns6ssAas 1mts eeAsss1o b.
AADauoaaest nsssen u ~ Aaa1e ioue.asi -.
ssssea - their Ccsvsntos u Blsmsrs nay ist isss,
eeatains - sp,rtts ef any Kind, sad thsssfess
Net iass1ie atisg II The lsass.
IT'S prspased II Paris from pars sherry, ~ sAniss
II IL o~postson ony Tssr AaosAvte ssA rsBnsSvs1
substances. fs LApiss III dsesous substitute ~
~ variow ronies ~ ring ~ alcoholic boAy.
n0-huscAf PRaLk Il ! rsrs wins n msst lsllgAt
- tavos. II = - ruas svses ~ noss pm1essps
snA1n. II sarpaasss in excellence sAs1a WIS
I'm ooussnr. ICED In Europe Tor sscransntsi psrpo
~ Church people ere Invited to enquire into It.
Sold by ell Respectable Druggists sad dsaisrs.
HeLLKR riACH suLLKR, Chicago,
jylAdiysun.wsd-ff Agents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

EOR SALE. "A desirable residence in
Hanilson. III, consisting Of \ ssory Frame House.
vith lot and half Of grpand vsll stocked With uat
and shfubbsy good eistern stable and ether ostbad
ings fhs shove 10 deslbly lOcsesd the most pIsas
ant part Of Hamilton and i for ssle csap-or VIII b
exchanged for similar property 10 Aeckuk.
Enquire Of WM. FULTON,
Real Estate Agent,
jdad No 81 Main G1rset. Ksotuk.
Fer Sale.
A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IA Atvcstoey Brick ing Hsasa. with rooms,
cellar and cftefu. fall Lot With Stable and
variety Of grapes aud other fruit Situate on futop
asssses bsswesa eth and It'll GGss1s. kayslrs II :
yH FULTON.
ty9s6 Asai ustats Agent.
A ONE-SToRY Frame Dwelling House
a With rooms ssd Eosd cslsE, fnll let With 200
house cisterns, and variety cfAost III kinds tusd
on Frankiin between Sch and 9TH Streets Eruuire /
jy3A WM B0Lr0N, Aasut.of
For Sale.
u DOUBLE one-story Frame Dwellinx
"A Hons-, eouainlbg sx and cellar full Los,
good veil Of water, and fsne stAbis, ssaasa Bank,
between ist and "a strsets. Hnesirs Of
WM RULr0N,
JyloA Dsai Dseats Assat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

O1IoATnD AHunATiu stG1YABiR D0AP.
superior Teilet Soap, prepared fro. rsa.sd
Vegetable Oils In combnatitn With GlyesYfn
ard especially designed for The Or Ladies ard
the HarssFy. Is perfume 10 exquiaits, sndis
fsbI3dAvlv
MARRIAGE AND CELTDACY, an Essay d
Warning and destruction for Men. Also Diseases
- AbDa Witch prsstr,e Tie vital powers. with s9s
hsans ofreIiek Bent sr Of chsrgein sealed letter
vsiopss. Address Dr.. J. skILLrN HOUaHTON. How.
ard Associations, Philadslr hA p.
.6aale>su-3n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19
Andrew johnson on Reconstruction.

ga calling convention 70 restore the etste who shan
restore and reetabii.h It'll Shall the man Who nave hi.
influence and his means TO destroy tn. e0,srnn.nt, !.
Shall he who brough, this misery upon tbs STATE be
nittsd to control liz sestines this b. Co. then all
THE precious blood Of our brave soldiers and oeers
freely poured out will hare been wantonly spilled all
the glorious victories won BY our noble armies will 70
for nAusht and all the battIeneds which have been
sown With dead heroes during the rebellion win hav. been
made memorable In vain WIN all hi, csrnae, and d,
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g
1866. n66.|
! ulcIIlF liNlk
- AND
'ULO q I HERS GOODS d.
ron NEWS wEA !.
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ozsS ~ =. !: - n "a. "a "a. Os ~;
AM1R1aG 1 Swunr,
s&As \. nail \, n lSsus ! III ~,
~ Lsais, Mo.
VIEW CLOTH HORSE.
800: = =. :: -: !. -. ~. =. -
oAAeA sn
Al1slATi nd NO
Also eseyasss srsrs,sus of
Tatlors' Trinmiu 70,
Which - prsearsl = IN y ~ trad y Gs9iy
sseues1 rrcss ~ CASH. N sxsninattcn Of ~ hsnA
- IA Il =: ss.s 4..os s.s
T. rssrs 0se6s 0s~fs soiisssl. oarsssIiy Alls1 -
sssisss. Axrun SWEET.
'' Lid: iss1. IL :. ns: -. 4: 4
B y 3 SHY & q O.,
GENERAL
G0 lSS10N uEncHAH1S
cotton cG0rs,
No. iA Csnmessial sszsct 81. LoUIA 10.
NJ IS GaUnieiet Stseel NEW 0RLElyk Ia.
Liberal Advances made on Consionmsszs.
| -xwn so-
| etats eaYinR Aapeaafion, Lochard IrsisnA
b. Louis No. Cincinnati, o.
! RAs LsSeyre 1 Dfothee, J. Peter 4 Co..
4 Hss Crasam. La Lcnisvslls, ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

Which pfspsrs1 y 81 10 ~ trsAs q as6iy
ss4ucs1 pstcss ~ CASH. N sxs@nation Of ~ han1-
aa9sll aascxssd atock , ys vsstAI y. eeeststsa =
every MERCHANT ard MgACAAMf TAfLO8 Asslisg
- scs 0so6s 0sd~ss solisissA eafsssIly ne1s1 -
satisfsetton saassAtesA.
spl944a ANrRJM = SWIFT.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

E1IFFLIN COACH & WAGON MASUFAC
w tory.-We the Unlers ened beg leave 10
inform our customers and friends in this aud
adjoining counties, that wo have enlarged our
shop. and y the adll,isn of Steam Power,
are prepared 20 10 work at the shortest ppssi-
bic notice.
We are constantly manufacturing and make
20 order, every description of Coaches, Car-
riages, Buggies, Sulkies, Wagons, &c, also
Family and Yoak cutter sleighs. We are also
prepared to manufacture Road Wagons-fronG
one 10 four horse.
Having been working a; the business for q
number Of years ourselves, and employing
none but the best Of workmen. We fitttrr
; ourselves that our work cannot se surpassed
for neatness and durability; in this or ad
joining counties.
We always keep on hand from twenty 10
thirty set, Of. best second growth, Jersey
Hickory Spokes. in order to make durable
wheels And will warrant our work for any
reasonable tine.
Sleighs and Buegies re painted with ne4t.
ness.and dispatch. All other repairing heavy
or light viii receive strict attention. Come
and examine cur stock and worn before pEr-
! chasing elsewhere Don't forget the name,
/ HElFFLEEINGEE ( CBISWELL.
( Corner of yhc Pike & Cedar Spring road.
/ June 27-rf.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

DATENTED MAJ 20, lSGG.-This is an ar
Z ii le for washing without rubbing except
in very dirty places, which willrequire a very
light rub, and unlike other Preparations Of
fered for n like purpose, Will Not ROT THE
CLOTHES, bat viii leave them much wHIFER
than ordinary methods, without the usual
wear and tear.
ftremoyes grease spots as if by magic, and
softe.s the dirt by soaking, SO that rinsing
viii in ordinary cases entirely remove it.
This powder is prepared inaccordaHce with
chemical science, and upon q process pecu-
liar to itself, which is secured by Letters Pat
elil 1t has been in use for more than a year,
and has proved itself an uni srsal fa7orite
wherever it has been used. Among the adj
yau.ages claimed are the following, viz:
1t saves all the expense of soap usually
used on cotton and linen goods
II saves most OF the labor of rubbing, and
wear and tear.
A,so, for cleaning windows it IS unsUrpas ed
With one quarter the time and labor usually
required it imlar.s a beautiful gloss ana
lustre, much superior to any other mo'c.-
No water required except to moisicn the pow
der
DIRECTIONS with each package.
and can bc readily appreciated by single
trial. The cost Of washing for family Of
i've Or six persons will not exceed THREE
CESrs.
Tho manufacturers of this powder are
aware that many useless compounds have
been introduced To the,public which have rot
ed the cloth, or failed in removing the dirt,
but knowing the intrinsic excellence of This
article, they confidently proclaim it as being
adapted to meet demand which has long
existed, and which has heretofore remained
unsgppliel. manufactured by
HOWE & STEVENS,
2G0 Broadway, Boston
Also. Manufacturers Df Family Dye Coiors.
For sale b. Grocers and Dealers everywhere.
Oct 1I-3m.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

9
SORE HEFrs DAVIs.-The Whisky
Bioat Of al editor OF the JuDiata RcpUd-
f'caa, pays his compliments to US III his
usual spread eagle style, y person not
acquainted with this renegade, would i'm
agine that his influence was vast. The
vote iu Juuiata county during The two
last elections shows his infuer ce to be
tremendous; the county gained II votes
IN three years This gain we presume is
owing 20 the fact that Davis took bold
and OPEN stand in defense of my policy
Surely Davis has reason TO be proud o!
his lnGaeUce Just think Of it, sore
ileels;' = don't You tdink you did well ?
4 gain OF ! Z; why that would be Il change
of 81. It Is casy 10 account for the oac-
h9t-it undoubtedly was poi!od by Daviss
Bat how he managed to control eight
,cltaka men, We a1e at loss to understand
J cs, we we're removed from ciiice, and as
he says, for political reasons; we have
the pIoud satisfaction ct knowing that it
va net on account of iatc~perpare, #
our memory serves Us right, aud We think
II does. tins same Davis was also relieved
rem 'ne once o. As'is'ant ai!. Assessor Q!
,. '9 ~, lo' t y,',i', -
vices. DP{-1-KENNESS We a3vise
the knight Of tie pen to sign his rane to
the temperance plelge; then he may be
come respectable man and be OF some
-''''.' = tl'' - -
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
PHILADELPHIA, November %. lSl

fHILAhELrHlA, November -, 1866.
FLOUR-A few hundred bbIs., were
taken, IN io:s, at SSl08.50 , b5l lor su.
peFiine soc 10 for extra $II ,50Oa1275
tyr fair and choice northwest extra farilt
81, ,12@l Il - fol Pennsylvania and win.
ter wheat do, and S1jMl6 for fancy
brands-aceording to quality, Rye Flour
may be quoted at S7,25a7,50 y barrel
WHEAT-We quote Pennsylvania
red at s. 1903 aud Southern at s2Gd,
80; White ranges from s., ,20Gl3. So
There was rather more inquiry for rive
aud l 600 bush sold a. 8l,3j for West.
err aud &i,i5 Pennsylvania, inolu9ino
6J0 bush of the former on private terms.
Corn 81 ID ior Old yeliw; gOs9ec fnr
new, ard 8! % for Old AM asy mixed
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28
f. u "a. a.-reEsI - "a

-WELLER-MITCHEL the 20th inst. :,
by Rev. r. II. Fletcher Mr., John Weller and
Miss Matilda Mitchell, bath cfJuniati county,
Pa.
FILL1HAN-CROtsE-On the 20fh inst,
by Rev. Z. W Kirby, Mr. James FilIiLan, of
llcVeytown, and Miss salLe r. Croase, of
Juniata county, "a.
FISHEK-EARNEST-On The 22a inst, l,y
the same, 7r. Daniel Fisher and Miss Lydia
Ann Earnest, both Of Jun;aia county, Pa.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28
atEM A.lneEtist.l.Elia.

IDEAL ESTATE At PUBLIC SALE.-Th,
Il undersigned VIII sell on the premises il
Fayette township, Juniata county, one mile
south Of john S;itzers Mil, two miles from
Salem and SIX miles Northeast e. Fhomn-
sortowu. on SATURDAY, DECEMBER S.
lsoj: \ tract of land adjoining lands of Z.
Winerlrlncr, Rufus Ford ana others, contain
ing SEVENTY ACRES, a good portion Of
which Is cleared las been heavily lined anI
pro,Gces wei.
The improvements consist Of good LOG
HOUSE. i TENANT HOUSE, and a LARGE
FRAME BARN with ample stabiing beneath
II. together with all other necessary oUt!uiid-
ings. The Cocolamus Creek passes through
tie properly aaordmg good water power
There is SAW MILL in good running con-
dition and doing q large business. There is
on the premises an orchard Of choice Fruit
such as Aples, Peaches, Pears, Cherries, sc :.
all in their prime.
Persons wishirg to invest money in land
would find ii to their advantage to view ibis
property before purchasing elsewhere as it
will be sold AT bargain.
For further information call upon the sub
scriber residing on the premises, or address
him at East Salem, Juniata county, Pa.
Sa!e to commence at | o'clock, =. NJ, Of
said day, when attendance viii be given and
terms made known by
Z. P. WICkERSHAM,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

Z TUITION sPENsC uaUE
NEW ST0KE.-The undersig gucI have open
= ed New Store in the Odd Fellows I!al!.
Bridge s.yeai, where they are prepared 70 fur
uisl the public with good anl cheap goods,
consisting in par Of BLACK SILK and EoLi1a-
zines, black "ooi lie Laiue and wide,
French Aipacas, Snow Flake Mohair, enc De
More, Fancy Woo. &c Lains and fancy snow
Flake IL all coi0rs, Printed C&mbGics and
Linens,
French SIX Tlail Por,ins and Poplinetts.
90 Striped Piaill Ponguc Grape.
Figured and Plain Peycaies.
Pacific and FoularIs Chajlies.
White Goods such as Irish Linens, Swiss
Camhrics, Jac0Eet.s, Briili.lIs, NanaoOks ana
Cr5noliucs.
Black ihibe; and De Lain slauls.
Trench Fi-ii GraEj.e-s
American Cloths and Cassimercs:
Aiii!rseS =. L"lie- great variety,
White AMI cJlore1 E.arncis,
CoaoHalcs. Checks. Sh.ubrics & T:clirgs,
L!cacAcl aud brown SnecJines /, ;, y,
NOTICES
Gloves. iIosery, Collars, Trimmings, Rib
b5ns, with great variety OF the best styles
IA the above line, salec.ci With great care.
Hats and Caps for ucr and boys in great
variety; black color, fur, wool and straw
goods. Having Pgrchasad tn. ADORE Of tAe
manufacturers We are prepared to sell cheap
cl .han any other lousl in the county.
tHc o tie finest assortmenis OF or Cloths
and IL great variety. as well as Ceiarwar1
at lowest prices. Close cash buyers woujf DO
well 20 examine cur sioth before purchasing
elsewhere. TILTDN < ESPENSCIADE.
June Is, 1866 j..
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

PUBmC SALE-Joel Ninser will sell,
at his residence in Walker township, near
Van Vert on Tuesday, December 1lth, ,
valuable personal property, Consisting of
Horses, Cows, young Cattle, Iio1s, Farm,
ing implements, Hay by the ton, &c.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

have on hand a good quality Of Hard
: ware, comprising full assortment o..
t.lhtEATt.R ICOLS & BLA CHS.tiYL
IC0AS such IS Anyils, Bellows, Sc, shoy
maker Tools, Saws, Axes. Aurers. IRON S..sT
Nails. Horse Shoes. and Horse Shoe N.;Is by
the kes and poald. Ropes Of al sizes fron :.
inches down to inch by the pound Frrrv
and Wagon Springs Gri;d Stones. and Grind
Stone Fixtures. at
SUL0UFF. FROW & PAPKEP,S
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

CALL ARoUND.-Mickey & Pennei
have just received from the eastern ci les
a large stock of New Goods and are now
o. euing them out at their store in Patter-
son. They charge nothing for exhibiting
their goods. Give them call