davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-26

sS' southern crop accounts continue of
the most cheering character. Every dav
adds to the certainty Of abundant bar.
vests.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-26

Committee Of arrangements S.. II.
Pearl. Q. ?. Hogan, Jas. Brown, f. Plum.
ley, M. H. Stafford.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13
iNpCi.TANT TO YOUNG MEN AND
TEACtIERS.

Every young man, whatever may be his ftl-
ture calling in lie, will find thorough and
practical business education bis greatest aid
to success. Such n course may be had by all,
as the expense and time necessary for thor
ough preparation can readily be spared from
tho earnings of every industrious youth in the
country. Three months only are necessary
for preparation that shall introduce any far
mer's son, teacher Cr mechanic, into u bust
ness position that shall bring him good sal
airy. and that may lead him on to a business
success. At Philadelphia, Pa, n system of
instruction has been introduced into j. G..
MuMroED's Business and Telegraph College
that must be thoroughly practical. and work q
revolution in commercial instruction in all
| schools having pupils enough so HAT il may
5c introduced. Unfortunately this system of
OF the larger schools Of the United States, as
| trequires for its successful operation great
ulAuber of students in daily attendance. This
course of receiving the encouragement and
me, and educators throughout the country,
anc is drawing for this College patronage
from nearly every State in the Union. The
practical arrangement of every department
makes il profitable for young men to come
hundreds Of miles to enjoy its advantages, as
at n, other school in the country can equal
aiyantaocs be had for business educatiou
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13

ITIFFLIN HIGH School The First scs-
I'VE sion of this School will open in this
place the Fisst Monday in April next, under
the Charge of tie undersigned assisted by com
petert teachers In this school insfructidn
will he given in any branches desired.
The Session Will consist of two quarters of
eleven weeks each. Al the end of the First
quarter there will he vacation of four
weeks. Students will be received for the
whole session, or for one quarter only; but
il is highly important that all begin with the
opening of the session. if possible
The school will. for the present, consist of
four grades. Those studying Spelling, Read
ing. Writing, Mental and Written Arithmetic,
will constitute the first graic.
Terms per quarter for this grade: $500.
These studying Grammar, Geography in
connection with the above named branches
will constitute the second class.
Terms per quarter 80, 90.
Those in the third class have the privilege
of studying what branches they please and
as many as they can study thoroughly, Tex
cept those branches named in class fourth: }
Terms per quarter, 81 90.
Those studying Music anl the Languages,
will constitute the fourth class. Terms r2a-
sOnabc
Text books will be the same for the most
part that Were used il my school last year in
perrys, lille.
Books of the right kind can be Had here
Boarding can be had with the Principal, Of
in ether private families on the lowest terms
possible. For further information address
the undersigned.
Il. !. ZIMMERMAN. Prin.
Nliatown, Pa.
r,h 1nCt%
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13
COURT pgOCEEDIVGS.

Thomas L. Cocarane VS.. Samuel Chat
hams.-Aitachncut execution. After
hearing the evidence by consen: Of coua-
sci, Judgment V IS entered for plaintiff for
SoS0,0O. c. j. I. Mcintyre fer plT,
Doty for dst't.
William \. XII zer for use Of j. N
kepuer VI. Johp NnrPby.-Sciro Facias
to ley;yc Judgment: Defendant proved
that he had gone to plaintiff to pay the
judgment aud was directed by him to pay
it to the plaintif1, that he had paid 1t as
directed. Plaintiff took a norsui, uoty
for pl'f, Parker Tor der,.
T. r. Cochran vs. J. J. Patterson.-
Continued.
William Boz and Brother VS.. Thomp-
son and Mans. Action Of debt. Yer
dict S9S0,05. Doty for pl'f, Parker FOR
deft.
John W. Cramcr VS.. John Sellers
Continued.
John Thompson and Sarah Ann, his
wife, for use of said Sarah Ann, VS.. Jos.
kemp.-Ccntinued
Robert Vincent VS.. Hugh NcNeal.-
Continued.
Johr ). Patterson VS.. VIM Littlcield
aud William VI. Allison.-Out on arbi-
traton.
Isaac Poifenberger VS.. Jacob Beshoar.
This was an action OF trcspass brought TO
recover the value Of COW which Pcifen-
berger alleged was killed b. Beshoar' 5
bull. 1t was an appeal by the defendant
from the judgment Of John lluzzard
Esq, before whom suit was brought, and
who gave judgment against the defend
ant for $40, 90 and costs. The jury set
aside this Judgment and returned vcr-
diet Of one dollar. Doty for pI'f, Lyons
and Parker for def.
Samuel Page VS. Joseph Long VS.. Isaac
Bolthcz zer. Continued plaintiff to pay
the costs Of the term.
Commonwealth VS. Jacob Yeagcr. The
defendant was indicted for breaking open
the store house Of Shel!enberger X Wincy
in Richiieid, some time in October last,
and stealing goods. y large quantity Of
the goods stolen, together with $500
postage stamps, We're found in chest be-
longing to defendant, by a search war
rant. Verdict, guilty. Sentence, one
year and three months in the Pcniteutiary,
pay fnc Of one dollar ard costs of pros,
ecution.
Commonwealth vs., John Campbell
Indictment Fornicajiou and Bastardy,-
Verdict, guilty. Sentence, pay $1,000,
layias in expenses, $500 for maintain
ancc of child ill Feb. I, 1867 l,25 per
week for six years and ten months.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13

3. FE'NE. p. g. ruOE. "CT H' ~
1TuXEY SAVED Is MONEY EARNED
81 And that can DE done To- protection ~
huyiug your goods uf tie new firm in PatJer-
sen. Their stock consists in part OF Dry
,ioolS. Hats ami Gaps, Fancy Good. fanINe
Notions. 4 large ani superior stock Of Boots
aul Shoes. Groccr:cS SAT-. Fish, Cheese. Sc,
Dried AMI Canned Fruits in great variety,
Hardware. puc,nswrrc. WvuGcaWare uTr
stock was purchased in eastern cities e re-
durri prices, and We arr confident We can
make 10 so The interest Of oUr customers arl
iue goojs-luying public Co give us thc Erat
call before making their purchases
y. Eve haec the largest stock. greatest
yari and hest styles in the county.
Highest market price paid l.r country pro-
,lucc. FRANK, COUk /, co.
Patterson, July /, lStG-f.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13
NEW W MILY
gS.agylN1 nIlA1zJ1ggn,

fENHh superior merits of the 'sSinger" Ma
= chimes over all Others for either family
use or manufacturing purposes, are So well
established and so generally admitted. that
an enumeration of their relative excellencies
Is no longer considered necessary.
OUR NEW FAMILY MACHINES
which has been over two years in preparation
aud which has been brought u perfection re-
sacdless OF time, labor or expenses nd Is now
confidently presented to the public as incom-
psrably the best Sewing Machine IN existence
The Machine in question is simple. cont
pact. durable and beautiful 1t is quiet. light
running. aud capable of performing a range
and variety of work never before attempted
upon single Machine,-using either Silk,
Twist, Linen or Cotton Thread, and sewing
with equal facility the very finest and c0arscst
materials, and anything between the two ex-
, tremes, iii the most beautiful and substantial
manner Its attachments for hemmng. braid
ing, cOrding, itching, quilting. telling, trim
mIng, binding, etc, are novel aud practical,
and have been invented and adjusted especi-
ally for this Machine.
Machines always kept On hand at my Tail
oring Establishment, second story Sulouf.
Frow & parker's Store. Bridge street, Mitilin-
town, Pa. fer the inspection OF the public,
and for sale At the most reasonable prices
Machine Cotton, Needles, Thread Oil. Nc,
and everything pertaining TO this Machine
constantly kept on hand for sale.
WILLIAM WISE, Agent.
Nitnintown, Jan. lG, l667-ly.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13
a SsRAp FROM HISTORY.

j.. " Baker, late chief of the detec.
tive force attached to the War depart,
meut, has been before the Reconstruction
Commttc rs witness, ami in the course
Of his Testimony, said he had a letter
which was written to jeff. Davis by 4.
johnson, while the latter vas Provisional
Governor of Tennessee, Offering, for a
consideration, TO place that State in the
hands of the confederacy. The signature
Of this letter had been exhibited to and
carefully examined by private secretary
c! johnson, who pronounced it genuine.
The existence Of such letter, dictated or
written by \. johnson, will, Of course,
surprise 40 one who knows the man. He
opposed rebellion at first from selfish mo
tiycs-it is hot remarkable TO hear that he
was induced by selfish motives to offer his
services in its bchal! when it raeed-and
he now, from selfish motives, seeks to break
the force of the penalties due traitors
johnson's autograph letter is not the only
testimony establishing his cowplicity with
traitors
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13
IilgEACE{N;EET.

/ GEORGE ". SMITH, judge for Oneida
county, New York was recently brought
before the Senate of that State, on Ar,i.
cles Of Impeachment, and convicted the
proceedings closing on the 25,h inst
The charges against him were tha: he re.
ceiyed pay for drawing exemption papers
anlcr the draft; that he allowed his law
partner to receive pay for like service, and
shared in the proceeds, knowing the pa.
pers were to come before him for decision;
that for personal gain he procured the ap.
pointment. Of Excise Commissioners; pro-
cu.cd from them his own appointment o.
| prosecuting attorney to the board, and
then sold the appointment 70, five hun
dred dollars; that he corruptiy bailed q
man charged with grand larctny, upon
condition he should enlist for a bounty of
six hundred dollars, which should be held
by his law partner, who became surety,
the understanding being the bond should
hot be prosecuted that he was corruptly
mixed up with bounty brokers that he
received 1--WE thousand dollars, to be offer
ed as bribe TO the Assistant Proves,
Marshal General and other matters Kin
drcd thereto. The Senate held most, but
not all, Of these charges to be proven.
Is there a man brazen enough to deny
that magistrate guilty Of such practices
ought to be impeached ? If such a man
exists, we have not heard Of him.
What if Il higher magistrate has violated
his duty, not in tho same way, bu. with
equal hasrancy he be impcucncd!
\ good many people will say, No.
1t seems to US that this question of The
impeachment Of the President is exceed
ingly plain. Has he committed acts clear
ly in violation of his duty? Then he
ought to be put upon his trial. The high
cr the magi>trate-thc more important
the interests oonhdod 10 his keeping the
more urgent the necessity for holding
him to accountability. Shall pal,ry
County Judge be arraigncd aud dcposed
for corrupt conduct, and tie Presilcu; be
allowed to do wong with impunity? II
i II II
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13
D0TYS CLOTHES WASHER
AND
Universal Clothes Ringer.

The best and most popular Machine ever
invented.
All Washers warranted to give satisfaction.
II not as represented, the washer will be ta-
ken back and ;he raoney refunded.
In Offering the Washer we present you the
following alternatives:
l. Either to make woman work all day
at the hardest drddgery, dangerous to health
and life, hfty-two days in a year-or buy a
Machine for her, with which she can do the
same work in two hours, and not be tired.
EOHSnh UedLM.
=. Either buy goods to be rubbed to frag-
ments on the wash board, or buy a Machine
that will cleanse without injur:ng garments,
and so pay for itself three times u year
Consult Economy. Sold by
J. b. VI. TODD,
PATTERSON. Pa.
Read what our ncighbors have to say:
PENXsYLvASIA HousE.
PATTERSON, Jan. ~, 81.
J. Il. VI. ToDD, ESQ This is 10 certify
that the Doty's Clothes Washer and Wringcr
| purchased from you, will do all that is rec
omeDded if the direction for washing is
strictly observed, especially fer heavy cloth
ing, one person can wash IL much in an hour
with ease rs they would DO in six hours hy
hand or common rubber. 1t is great savor
Of clothes and time. There is neither fric-
iion in washing or strain in wringing Boys
or Girls Of y to Ii years old can do the
washing.
F. VI. MICKEY
Nh. J. y. NJ. ToDp- Sr: Since | have
purchased Doty's Clothes Washer and Wiring
er from you, wash-dny is no more Dreaded by
my wife as my little girl II years of age can
do my warhing Of . persons, in from Two TO
three hours, which used to take my wife all
day. can cheerfully recommend every per-
soa to 90 toJ. 3. VI. Todd's. and get a Wash
er ami Wringer as | am confident that you
can save the price Of the Machine in less
than ono yonr ia the snvIn, of the Of rhe
wearing Of clothes as they are washed with
out rubbing. Yours sc.
iau. 80 ~. JOHN BALENTINE.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13

NJ A"ISTERSVILLE TIN SH0P.-The un-
VI dcrsiguel has established himself in
NcAlisicrsville in the Timing business
Persons wanting anything in his line shoJll
call before purchasing elsewhere as he i
prepared TO manufacture all kinds of Tia aul
Sheet Iron Ware. and to sell rs low rs they
can he purchased elsewhere. His Oil Gus
toners and the public generally arr respect
fully invited to call, as he horcs Hy strict at
tcu,ion to business to deserve . share Of pat
ronage.
oct, 81, 'GGr1 JACOB G. WlNEl-
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13

CUBA MlLLS.-Thc undersigned begs
~ leave TO inform his friends and the public
that he is still in charge of the above namei
popular mill! where be is prepared to accom-
modaie the citizens of Mftir, Patterson and
vicinity, with the Choicest Brands of Flour
large supply Of Bran, Chop Stuff and Feed
of all kinds constantly on hand. As he runs
a mill wagon every Tuesday and Friday to
Nifilin and Patterson, customers caii be pune
lually supplied at their doors. by strict a !,
tentioh TO business he hopes 10 receive Il lib
eral share Of public patronage. Terms Gas b
may Q, 6G-ifl SOLOMON KAUFMAN.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13

EISHACOQJILLAS SEMINAE1.-Thisl IN
~ s'itntion formly the property Of PROT.
). il. shop. nui lately purchased Icy ". Moh-
Ter, County Superintendent of u ;iin county,
has been thoroughly renovated and rctur-
nishcI. The water pipes have been re-laIi
10 the building. and other improvement
made so rs to make il one Of the most dcsir-
ahld in lituions in lh, county. \ teacher,
clas, will be formed at the opening of the
session and will be continued throughout.
The Summer Session opens on Wednesday,
April 10th and continues twcuty weeks.
TERMS: Tuition, Boarding Light and
furnished rooms per session, S90.0a.
those desiring admittance should apply
early.
For further particulars address
MARTIN MOiLEB. rrin.
Lewistown. Pa. until March 2gth, after
which at Kishaco4uillas, Ia.
feb. l3-lc6i.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13
aieW Adrtrtj5emcntG.

ENECUTOES NOTICE.-The undersigned
IL has received from the Register Of Juuiata
equity. letters testnmentary upon the last
will anG testament Of John Williams, late Of
Spruce Hin township, deed. All persons in
lchted to said estate, are recnes'ed 10 make
payment to ihe undersigned and all persons
having demands against the same will present
them for settlement.
feb. I3-G,. JOS. POMEROY, Executor.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13

pey~The record Of JoAa Morrissdy, the
prize fighter aud gambler, who was re.
Gently elected to Congress from the Fifth
New York 0ir,trict, was published il the
New York papers during the canvass, rs
copied from the criminal docket in the
cities OF Troy and New York. Look at
it. Here it is in Troy:
December, 1S47-Indicted for an as
sault with intent to kill
April, lSiS-Indictcd for burglary.
April, lS+9-Iudic,ed for assrul; and
battery; conviced and sent to jail Tor SIX
y days.
April term, lSl9-Indictc! for bur
glary; convicted aud sent to Jail ior sixty
days.
June, lSi9-yndictcd for burglary.
Ia New York
July, l65l-Ccnvicted Of breach OF
the peace; fined $50, and in detaul, was
sent to Sing Sing for thee months.
Two o,hor similar convictions were had,
making niue months in prison.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13

s=y-A Washington letter says The
signs OF the times which gives most hope
to the patriotic heart is the position, no
longer concealed, Of General Grant and his
illustrations MILITARY associates, Philip
Sheridan, George II. Thomas, Daniel Z.
Sickles, f. o. c. Ord, and Samuel Z.
Heintzleman, on the great questions of
the day The hope that the President of
the United States will attempt an armed
Interference in the legislation of the Con-
gress cf the people, openly expressed by
the still deident leaders of the rebellion
is thus stcrnly extinguisbed.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13

EXECUTORS NOTiCE.-Thc undersigned
u have received from the Register of Ju-
niata county. letters testamcntary upon the
last will and tcstarcn Of Vim. J. KIRK, late
Of East Waterford, Tuscarora township. deed
III persons Indebted TO said estate are re-
4uo-ted 10 make payment TO the undersigned
and all persons having demands against the
same will present them for settlement.
MATHEW CLARK.
J. VI. MORRISON.
feb. l3-Gt. F1tcpiors
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13

s4y-Jay Cooke, the banker, has recent
ly benp buying some magnificent paintings
for his grand residence. now nearly com-
pleted, at Cheitenham, near Philadelphia.
\ picture BY Ne5lig, after the battle
cost him $4,000. Eight years ago Jay
Cooke was connected with a Cincinnati
banking house at salary per year not half
as r.uch as he gave for "Af,er the Bat
tle.' But lie earned his means and de.
serves his luxurics.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13

sJNlAIA NC1E!.-
- .HIFFTIYTO Nv. PENNI
The undersigned would respectfully inform.
his friends aud the public generally that he
has taken charge Of the above named Hotel,
ftrnietiy kept by Amos Snyder. This is an
Old and well-knOwn stand, and none more de-
sirahlc for the accommodation Of the public
His BAL; will be stocked with the best quality
of Liquors, his TABLE spread vith the best
the market can afford, and his STABLE. which
is one Of the most desirable in town. will be
attended by good and lrusty hoslers
april /, 'G6-tf s. Il. NOTES.-THE.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13

EXECUTORS NUTICE.-So,ice is hereby
~ given that Letters Tcstamemtary on the
estate II JOHN STONEROAD late of Walker
township, deceased, have been granted 10 The
undersigned by the Register Of Juniata cOun-
~. All persons indebted to said estate will
make Immediate pay ment ana those having
claims against the same will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN McAIlNN, Executor.
ian. 1G-6v
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13

HjIFFLIN COACfI& WAGOE NANUFA G.
'''! ~ .ne Nn.gfsl?i,'' l,I neg i'.'Ve 20
ioi. va, III ,,.a, ,,
,L1, a,;d Nv ,i'o ,iJ",;on ns ST., -
,,. rrc,ar.j ~ L., ,ro,L ot ,Lo .I,or,oyt ,,o.s;
W. r',i''''' ~ 0O WI h '' '''' 'NOi '''' i'''
aar, = -.
70 arIa 80 Joo,;,',;a 80 -. ~,
-: 80! - - a.
r..-';I III ~ -. w sro g,
prc;,aTeJ to n,nuf,c,urs roaJ wacons-f,,f,
ono ta fan, bor,.
U,,ir,, ho.,, nrorr;,,, .. tho Lrsinos. for n
NM, L,,. Of ve,rs onrs,.Ives aud e,nn1,yi,..,
ntr, H.! ho.f 81 ,rnrtn,on -'- We .,,.5
"nrsoIva. ,i'a, o,,. y,.,t 80, ho s,,,.'ei
e. ,'''' ...I .i,,'aI;I.. ~
;..;,,;.,, .a.,,,,,;,s
J''ttts w. Co,,"''t n l.,5 s~o, ,,ror,,,- -
t,i.'.. - t,,, ..l'',.l a-,.,,r iorso,.
Ill.,. S,,,La, ~ - - nd d,,.atI,
I'm o''', 80 - ',
,,so, ,'';'' ,;'.o - '''''' '' '
.,,I D,,,,,,;os -, ,.;r,oI with ro,t-
.,,,i ,;f..,,tcL o,I.r ra,,,ir;,.. b..o.-,,
NV W, i''''. ~, o.'''i -
-
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13

EgThe LstrisJurg cdroaicel says that
i township in Union county, supports \
,,.upcg who IS tie tather-in-law Of one of
H.. w-a'rhiesl men in the oil rcr;onv-
pellsgr SIC very Uaait.iost l. the SON
N lr-7 rs .lTfl 30 blame a. liz wife!
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13

Fsy-The secret OF the repeal OF the law
prcgidin. for new election in the city OF
Baltimore has leaked out. 1t appea.s
that IN the new franchise law, throwing
open suffrage to the traitors, all citizens
were clothed with this right, and it was
only when the fact was pointed out that
under his statute, and by the plain mean
Ing of the civil rights law, negroes were
citizens and could therefore vote in the
coming election, that they found out their
mistake. Alarmed at the prospect OF
losing everything, the Swanuiies hastily
repealed the law, and the present city
government viii continue, unless intemedi-
ateIg dismantled, until November of 1865.
.EyThe impression gains strength that
the General Railroad bill will become
law though there are reasons to appre-
bend that amendments may be forced la-
TO it which will restrict its usefulness.
The idea that seems to prevail among the
members favorable to the bill, is to set it
through, now in the best shape possible,
end trust future Legislatures to reculty
DEFICIENCIES. We defer TO their superior
Judgment, though there are potent rea-
sons ior not taking anything unles all
that is absolutely needed can be obtained,
THE UNIoNISTs OF Tennessee will soon
hold State Convention At Knoxville, TO
secure 4 better organization Of the party
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13
JACOB BEIDLEK,
Dealer in iNrngS. Medicines. &c.

AOtLD respectfully inform the citizens of
W Mitiiin,own and surrounding country
that he has Just received from IN" east large
aud well selected assortment OF & lra4,. -TC.3-
7t.rsg, -rsIa -2l-. pJe = .7.-. l7.I L. ...l-.
for medical purposes only, and general as
sor;mcnt Of everything pertaining TO his hu-
siness.
rSs5" Physicians orders promptly filed at a
sulati advan e Of eastern wholesale prices
B@ss- Prescriptions carefully Compounded at
his Store. at Nollrlan Brothers oil stand.
Main street, two doors wesi of BeIforl- store.
Mitilintowm, Pa. Iian -. i-G--Iv.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13

We publish this week, for the benefit
cf our readers, the Eeceip's and Expcn-
ditures Of Junia;a county, for the year
$500. Heretofore we received pay Coy
It's publication, but this year the Com
missioners refused to publish it in the
SENTINEL. Next week We will give
their reason Cor the refusal, and the
amount they pay for its publication in the
other papers with some facts connected
herewith.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13
PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE
P-lTTER $ o y, P-t.
Gpposie Miffln Station, oil pthn a. Railroad

The undersigned would respectfully iniorm
his friends and the public generally, Ihat be
has taken charge Of the above named house
The house is large and commcdi9us, aad
well ventilated, and is fitted up in single
rooms and rooms for families, and is open day
and night Persons waAeHei for any train
Tn, hest attendance given--terms rs rcasp4, .
able as the times viii admit.
+, VI. MICEEf.
ian. soft. Owner ani Proprietor.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY At PEI-
Y VATE SAi.E.-The undersigned offers
at rriyate sale his Mill Property, situated IN.
McCovsyille, Tuscarora township, Juniat's
county. The Mill is large Frame Building,
running TWO setts of Hurrs, with Bolts, Ele-
yators, &c, necessary for DONG large
Country or Me, ,chant business. In conhet-
tion with the Mill will be sold a good Dwell
ing House and Stable with all necessary
modern improvements. Terms easy
Persons wishing to see TIE properly will
call at the residence of the subscriber il.
McCyosyilIc, Juniata county.
limo 2p-tf. WM. HACKETT.