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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-01-18

DIABETES.
Stone In the Bladder, Caies!ss, Grassl,
Brick Dua Deposit. Mucous or Milky
Discharges offer Urinaii"g.
Irritation Of As Meek Of tie Bisddsr. Iaha-
nation Of the Riinsy', Catarrh Of the
Bladder.
Sirangury and Burning. or Painful Urissf
inq.
For these diseases Il % truly sovereign rem
edy, and too much cannot b said In 10 praise
single dose has been known 70 relieve the
Arc YOU troubled with that distressing pain
IN the small Of the back. and through the hips
A tesspoonful day Of the Constitution Water
will relieve you like magic.
PHYSICIANS
have long since given up the uss Of buchu, Gu.
bebs, and juniper In the treatment OF these d..
sesses. and only use them for the Wanto abss.
tor remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved itself equal to the task that has de-
volvsd upon II.
DlURErICS
irritats and dreuoh the kidneys, and By constant
uss soon lead to chronic degeneration and con-
nrmsd disease. =,
We present tho Constitution water to The
public. with the conviction that Il he's no equa
In relieving the class Of diseases for which u
has been found 90 eminontly successful for cur.
ing and We trust that We shall be rewarded
for our efforts in placing 90 valuable remedy
In form to meet the requirements Of patient
and physician.
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Boston Corners, W Y, December, "a. 1851.
VIZ. II GRbao, & Co. Gents; I freely give
you liberty TO make use Of the following oertin
cate of the value OF the Consultation Water,
which can recommend In the highest manner.
NV wife Was attacked with pain In the should-
err, whole length Of her hack, and In her limbs.
With pdIpitatios Of the ksart, and Irritation cf
ths bladder. called physician. who attend
cd her about three months. when be len her
Vor,e than ne had found her. then employed
one Of the best physicians I could nnd. Who et.
tended her for about nine month and while
she was under bis care she did not suffer quite
90 much palm. He finally gave her up, and
said "ksr dissass ras fneura6Is. For" said he.
"sks Aas sueA eonbiaaiion OF eompiatafs
that medicine given for one operofss aeatsd
sons other Of Ter difficulties. About this time
she commenced the uss Of Constitution water,
and, 70 our utter astouishment, almost the hrst
dose seemed to have the desired effect |; and she
kept on improving rapidly under IL trsatueut,
and nov superintends entirely her domestic a.
fAlrs. She has not taken any OF the Constitu.
ton Water for about four weeks, and We are
happy 70 say that Il has produced peruanen;
VIM. M, VAN BENSCHOrEN.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid cure OF

Coughs. Celds. lljlssxss, Hoarssssss,
crssp, Hrosekifis. fneiytssf css-
sswStiss, and for tAs rshJsfcss.
ssssytips Psfts~ts ~ stcsaest
sfsgss Of tAs tisssss.
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READ! READ!! READ!!!

READ! READI HEAUW!
Danrills. Pa, June, 1862.
On. WILLIAM A. GREGo. Dear Sir In Feb.
ruary 1861, was afflicted with sugar Diabetes;
and for Ave months passed more than two gal.
Ions Of water In twenty -four hours. was
obliged 10 get up - Omen ss ten or twelve times
during the night, and In Ave months lost about
Hfty pounds In weight. During the month OF
July, 1851, I procured two bottles Of Constitu.
ton Water, and In two days amer using u sx-
perienced relief and AFTER taking two bottles
| was entirely cured, soon ster regaining my
usual good health.
Yours, truly, Nv. l. DE WITT.
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CONSTITUTION WAITE.
CONSTITUTION wArIR.
CONSTITUTION wArIR-
CONSTITUTION WATER.
CONSTITUTION WATER.
CONSTITUTION wArER.
CONSTITUTION WATER.
CONSTITUTION wArER.
rHx ONLY RHnEpr KNowH roa
the oxLr RExEpr KNOWN 5os
TIE ONLY REMEDY KSowH yos
TIE ONLY REMEDY KNOWN Tos
THE ONLY REMEDY KSowH vos
TIE ONLY REMEDr KNOWN yos
. THE OILY REsxDr KNOWN ToR
y TIL. ONLY REMEDY Known Tos
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-30

The election is now over, and although We
are defeated by the treachery of these
men, We; we are strong enough to succeed
hereafter withou: them.
1t is uow the duty Of the members Of
the party to seriously consider the ques-
ton of changing the present system Of
making nominations. We are ready to
receive and publish any communications
on the subject on either side: There are
objections to any system, but we hope
the discussion will be in friendly man
ner, having for its object the good Of the
party, and not the personal interest of
few disorganizcrs and Office seekers
There is plenty of time for ample discuss
ion, and we invite communications on the
subject from the members of the party.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-30

G HERiFF'S SALE.-By virtue of sundrv
~ writs of Ficyi Facias, issued ont of tba
Court of Common Pleas of Juniata county
Pa. and TO me directed there will be eyposed
to public sale, at the Court House in the bor-
cugh of Milfiinlown, on Monday, November
llth, 1867, ut o'clock P. NJ, the following
property. to wit
The one un- divided half part Of four GER
tain Let's of Ground, No. II, II, IL. IA in
the general plan of the Borough of Mif1in
town, bounded on the north by Bridge street.
on the enst by front street. on the south by
lot of e. J. Chamberlain, and on the west by
the Pennsylvania Canal, with Brick Store
House and Ware House, Frame House and
Blacksmith Shop thereon erected
ALso-All the right, title and interest Of
jacob Suloufr, in a irac, OF Land in slim
gut Valley" Fermanagh township. adjoining
lands of Henry DUNN, jacob Ulsh' Heirs.
Henry Sulouf, and others, containing Three
Hundred and Thirty Acres, more or less. with
Dwelling House and Bank Barn thereon
erected.
ALso-An the right. title and interest Of
Jacob Sulouf in tract of Land in Fernau-
agh township adjoining lands of Enoch Horn
ing on the south, Jacob Ush's Heirs on the
east, Henry DUNN on the norm, and the Ju-
Diata River on tie west, with Dwelling
House and Barn thereon erected containing
Two Hundred and Twenty Acres, more or
less
ALsO-A Lot Of Ground in tie borough of
Miiiiintown, bounded by Second street on the
west, by Cherry street on the north, by an
alley OH the east, and by lot Of James Kirk
On the south, with House and Stable there
on erected.
ALso-A Lot Of Ground in the aid borough
Of Mifiutown, bounded on the north by j.
Burchfrld, on the west by an alley, on the
south ny lot Of ". \. MagonaCle and Mrs. T..
Jacobs, and on the east by Orange street.
ALso-A Lot of Ground in the borough of
Niffiint0wn bounded on the north by lot of
!. Geider. on the west by th, ennsylvauia
Canal, on the south by lot of William Bell,
on The east by liain street.
ALso-The undivided half of a tract OF
Land on Shade Mountain. in Fermanagh
township, adjoining lands of Henry Sulouff
on the south, Hover and Brother ON the
east on the north ard west by by L. L. BEN
edict. Welsh and o hers, containing Twelve
Hundred tcrrs more or less.
ALso-A Lot of Ground in the borough OF
Niilllntown, bonded on the east by Water or
Front street on the north by lot of James
Iiornirg on the west by Penna Canal, Oh
The south by-Alcxander Speedy.
ALSn-A tract of Land in Fermanagh twp,
Juniats county, adjoining lands of Henry
DUNN on the south, on the west " Juniata
River. or the north and cast by :. L. Bene-
diet and Jacob Ulsh's Heirs. contain ing Three
Hundred and Forty Acres. more or less, with
House and Log Burn thereon erected. Seized,
taken in execution aai to be sold a. the prop.
erty Of Jacob Suloutf.
LOUDON, Sheriff.
Oct 95, ISG7-ts.
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BILL HEES' BENEFIT.

On Saturday evening last the "Whitc
Mans party" under the management Of
Bill Rees tcLdered Bill Rees a benefit
We shall endeavor to give our readers a
correct account of the proceedings, de-
scri5ing all the principle actors in the
play from Davy Heck down to the Little
Corporal.
About five o'clock in the evening the
streets aud alleys around and about :hc
Patterson House were cleared for action,
and for about half an hour the few spec
tators who were present thought the play
had izzled, when 10 the Major General
commanding, known as "Little John"
in the alley in the rear of the
Patterson House He was mounted on q
frey war charger, correct
likeness of which we have had engraved
at great eynen~e and here present
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-30
FALSE PRETENCES.

When Allison and Davis started the
Republican it was to be the true organ of
the people, or rather the party. They
said the SENTINEL was the organ of a
few. Well, all know the course Allison
and Davis took. They sold out to John
son and tried to defeat Geary and the
whole ticket.
So when Allison and Davis sold out 10
Wilson, Sierrett, Lyons and the other
sore heads, they said they would bring
the Republican back to the party and it
would be the organ Of the people, and
charged again that the SENTINEL was the
organ Of only few. Well, the result is
before you again. Not one man connect
ed with the RepuJlican but voted-with
nearly all their Observation-Disclosures the
ticket and helped to defeat and now glory
in the overthrow of their party. The
SENTINEL has never needed their SLAM
ders. We have always stood by our par
ty and devoted its columns to the defence
of Its principles and the success of its
nominees. Because it can't be used by
fet of disorganize.s, they charge that it is
not true TO the party. But actions speak
louder than words, and the verdict is in
favor of our fidelity to the party and
against their bold, base betrayal of it
They call it their organ and certainly
they need one, for if ever a set of fellows
needed forgiveness it is this scurvy crew
TIE idea that Davy Wilson and Bill Davis
can palm themselves as Republicans is too
absurd, and no one believes it but the
miserable company they are in.
1t was only in such campaign as the
late one that treason like theirs can be
successful, but next year with Grant as
our candidate and the people aroused and
united these base traitors to their party
will hide their heads and will scarcely be
felt in counting up the small vote that
will be mean enough to be cast against
the great soldier.
Men like Wilson, Lyons, Sterrett & Co.
are mean enough to vote against Grant
while many gallant Democrat who follow
ed his banner in the fight will vote for his
old commander.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-30
CALI LLoFrnECOUNTY COMMITTEE
OF ILLINOIS.

The members of the County Committee
are requested to meet at the SENTINEL
office, on Monday, Dec. % at l O'Clock
p. NJ, (court week. to prescribe rules fol
conducting the election ordered by the
Republican County Convention to be held
on the second Tuesday of March next, TO
vote for or against the adoption of the
Crawford County System. A full atte.,>
dance is particularly desired as it is impor-
tant every district should be represented.
The following gentlemen compose the
committee.
Mitfliniown-J. J. Patterson, Solm'n. Books.
Fermanagh-Daniel Seiber, Jacob Hover.
Walker-John Motzcr, E. Davis.
Delaware-S. q. Evans, Geo. ". Smith.
Monroe-Samuel Brown, A. G. Shellenberger
Susquehannah-E. Long, Z. Crawford.
Greenwo5n-T. Rumberger, II F. Zeiders.
Fayette-M. Hoffman. E. Shelleuberger.
Pattersou-S. ii. Brown. F. +. Rohm.
Miiford-Jshn Balsbach, John Earnest. jr.
ysville-Capt. J. Thompson, w Is Okeson
Turbett-E. W. Berkey, Isaac !leckman.
Spruce Hill-W. J. Evans, Thomas Patton
Beale-R. Doyle, VIM. Young
Tuscarora-G. NJ. Smoker. James Murphy
Lack-James Wallace. Matthias Stump
Black Log-Jacob Gunter, James Mcintyre
J. J. PATTERSON, Chairman.
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spectacles at banner on Which was iu-
scribed "Ive hired out to keep this ere
Iost or6s, and l mean to keep it as lons as
Andy and Sore Heels will let me-"
.G-Ey This is correct represeuta-
fTsttGSS4s,- ton of the Beef Wagon" On
which was borne along in ri
umph the "only johnson man remaining
in the county" Poor devil. we pi:ticd
him. He looked as if he lad just cane
over from the bogs Of Scotland
Closely following in the rear Of the
beef wagon was motely crew who had
lately been kicked out of the Repub,tln
party. They were receiving the fist re-
ward of their treachery to party hey
had dsgraced. They were permitted to
walk in the rear Of the procession and
were each provided with dark Lantern
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-30
VALUABLE FARM
F OR S ALE.

THE undersigned offers at private sale the
4 valuable farm on which they reside in
Milford township, Juniata county, Pa, bound
ed by Licking Creek and lands of J. 2. Shitz,
W. W. Wilson, John Wright and others, con-
tanning 100 acres of Limestone land, about
40 Of which is cleared and under good culti-
vation having been recently well lined and
fenced, the balance well timbered. The i'm
proyements consist Of good Stone and Frame
farm House. large Bank Barn with Wagon
Shed and Corn Crib attached, Carriage House,
Wood and Smoke House, Spring House with
all other necessary out-buildings- Spring
of never failing water. Two good Orchards
of choice fruit. There is a good Limestone
Quarry on the place. Terms reasonable.
Persons desiring to view the properly can
call on the owners residing on the premises.
d. s A. NJ. CUNNINGHAM.
Oct 80. lS6i-5t.
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FARM FOR SALE.

VIII he sold at public sale on the premises
on TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 18th, 1861, a
farm lying iu Fermanagh township, late the
property of Joel Yoder, decd, containing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES, and TNENII-ONE
PERCiIES, of which 81 acres are cleared and
in good stale of cultivation, the balance
heavy timber land. There is the half inter
est in a Lime Kiln a mile distant which
viii be sold with the farm. The improve
ments are a new BANK BARN, Co.. IN with
Wagon Shad, Corn Crib, a LOG HOUSE
Weatherboarded, with all the necessary out
buildings. a good spring of water and also
well of good water at the door. The proper
ty lies three miles from Mifiintown on The
main road to McAlistersviile. young Or
chard of grated fruit, apples, cherries, pears
etc.
Terms If Salc.-Three hundred dollars to
be paid on day Of sale, the balance of one
half the purchase money to be paid on lst of
April next and the balance in two equal an
Iual payments with interest secured by bond
on the prSnIies.
Possession to be given on !st day Of April
1868. Title undisputab.e.
Oct. 23-ts. THE HEIRS.
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tanned the audience in his usual eloquent
style. His remarks melted Squire Wy
rick and certain Railroad Ticket A gen.
to tears. They embraced each other in
their joy; and while Bill was 'wetting
up" Wyrick sang the following beautiful
song, the Agent joining in the chorus
'.Nigger on wood pie,
Can't count eleven,
Pu, him in feather bed
And send him to h
ogentogler, keep your eye on the chicken
for he don't rest veil"
Quiet was restored and Bill went on
with his speech "Fellow citizens, am
posed to he niggers. got up this
dem stration for ny own benefit. I'm
posed to male niggers. Dimocrats, if
you're got any greenbacks you don't want
I'll take 'em. This is my benefit, and
I'm posed to all kinds of niggers if you
patronizc me-" Just then big-footed
\Henglishman who had been acting as Or
Iderly for the gallant Lieutenant General
little John, and who is we'll known about
Patterson as John Rowe, rode up to the
porch, dismounted and went up to Rees'
bar and called for FIVE cent glass of hale.
This liberality on the part of Rowe knock
ed all the talk out Of Rees and he was
sent to the rear under the care of y. Y. Il.
NJ Todd, Sheriff Loudon and George
Washington J-Cobbs the fellow that
gave Bob McWillians that tremendous
vote in Perrysvillc--al on account of tina;
linch-pin.
Remarks were made abou, nigger, cheap
whisky ard the Good Tcmpla-s by iel-
low that claimed to have been elected
senator In this district. Ezra ID. P.rte-
aud Ezra D. Parker's hostler were called
on for speeches, but neither could be
found 1t is supposed they were toge:h
er somewhere going in on Res benefit"
No other business appearing the rooster
that betrayed Hosentog!er crew, and the
fellows that attended Bill Rces' benefit
left for their homes.
The benefit would have been success
had there been more torches and more
men to carry them. As it was We are in
formed that Rees foois up his receipts and
expenditures as follows
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-30
THE CRAWFORD COUNTY SYSTEM

As will be seen in another column the
Chairman Of the County Committee has
called meeting of the Committee on
Monday of the Court, to prescribe rules
Cor taking the sense Of the party On the
adoption Of the Crawford County System
This prompt action of the Chairman JUS
tfes his friends in denying the charge
made by certain parties that it was moi
the intention to afford the people an op-
portunity to vote on that question. Some
men who pretended to be Republicans
aud created great disturbance at the Del.
egate Election, seemed more anxious to
distract the party by raising false issues
on the Crawford County System, than
that they actually cared for its adoption.
The County Convention ordered the
County Committee to provide rules for a
vote in March. Yet these disorganizers
were not satisfied, and in order to defeat
the ticket raised hue and cry about the
Crawford County System. The County
Committee and every good man in the
party was too busy fighting the common
enemy and were working too faithfully to
elect our ticket, beset as it was by enc.
mics from without and traitors within the
party, to turn attention te any side issues
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-30
LADIES FANCY FURS!
JOHN FARElRt'S

JOHN FARElRA'S
Old Established Fur Mandatory, No. 'le
ARCH Street, above Ith, PHILADELPHIA.
Have now i'll Store of my own Importation
and Manufacture, one of the largest and mcst
beautiful selections of
FANCY ~ RS
for ladies' and Children's Wear in the City
Also fine assortment CT Gents Fur Gloves
and Collars.
am enabled TO dispose Of my goois at
very reasonable prices. and would therefore
solicit u call from my friends Of Juniata
county and vicinity.
Remember the Name, Number and Street
JOHN FAREIKA,
No. 71S Arch street, above Ith, south side,
Philadelphia.
es~ have no Partner, nor connection
with another Store in Philadelphia.
Oct. IL, 1S61-4ms.
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aiew ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Notice is
II hereby given that Letters Of Admins
tration on the estate of Rev. Abraham Har-
ner, late of Chapman township, Snyder coun-
ty, decd, have been granted in due form Of
law to the undersigned. AL persons indebt-
Ell to said estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment, and those having claims
against the same will please present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
SAML. LEONARD, Admir-.
Oct. So 1876.
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Bill Recs has concluded that benefits
don't pay and that he is not so much op-
posed to Niger as he is to Democratic lib-
eraiity. Poor Bill, all that speech and all
that vast expenditure c. money for naught
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-30
Coed News for Mothers.

Mothers are you oppressed with anxiety
fol your little ones Are your slumbers and
hearts broker by their cries? Do you awake
in The morning unrefreshed and apprehensiys
If so, procure at once a bottle Of DR.. Icons
Infant Remedy and YOU will have no more
wear hours o. watching and anxiety.
DIR. Icons INFANT REMEDY
Has stood the test of years. Thousands Of
nurses and mothers bear witness thatit never
fails to give relief if used in season II is
mild yet sure and speedy cure for collie,
Cramps and Windy Pains, and is Invaluable
for all complaints incident to teething
Sold by Druggists throughout the United
States. Address all orders TO
ZIEGLER & SMITH
Sole Pr0prietors.
1@7 North Third Street, Philadelphia.
nov. II. 'G6-ly.
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JERRY LYONS.

In last weeks Republican somebody
says that Jerry Lyons is ready to account
for two hun 1red dollars he received when
chairman of the County Committee. Is
that all, We said several hundred dol
lars. He offels Bill Davis as proof that
he made a statement to the committee of
what he done with the money. Bill Davis
Indeed There is not one member Of the
Republican party that would believe him
on oath. You will have to get better
witness on tine stand than Bill Davis.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-30
C1'ORE FOR SALE.

On account of ill-bealth, I will sell M
stock Of STORE GOODS at the old '.Fetter
Stand, in Landisburg, Perry county, Pa.
with IA lease of the room for one year from
lst April, 1865. This Store Stand is one of
the best in the county having a rich settle
ment around the town Of Laniisburg.
Terms reasonable. Apply soon.
Oct est JOHN j. NIBLOCK
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at great expen

General 1t
he John look
ed proud in
deed as he rode
his frey steed
and gave the
command in a
.s.aar-,..a-a.n.
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The appearance of
Bill Ress after footing
up the Receipts and
EXPENDITURES aud strik-
ing a balance. Since
the above was in type, {
Bill has sufficiently re-
covered to attend to his
numerous customers at
the Patterson House.
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This cut represents the Forage Master
of the 10Th playing Good Samaritan III
the act of rubbing down the "knight
that was gored, with cheap whisky. The
little fellow in the rear in the above plate
is correct likeness of the chap that tends
DIR. Crawfords office in the Doctors ab-
sence, in the act of tasting the cordial
used by the GOOD Samaritan.
This is the r-oin which Thomas U.
Sulouff hauled S1EA the "stuff'' that re-
vived the spirits OF Old Joe, Wyrick and
the newly elected Senator. After the en-
tire crowd had been revived by pull OF
the 'stuE," the procession moved, and We
noticed about twenty individuals, the half
Of whom were boys, carrying torches, and
among the ether half we noticed my son
Thomas jefferson" supported by Davy
Heck and Cloyd Parker, Old Hutchison,
Euoch the retired Jury Commissioner,
Bill Rees' hostler, and Henry (Slimgut,)
all bearing torches. In the rear Of these
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" county for six years. Examine the fol!
lowing prices:
American IL - l4c.
Menmeecks--.........--.. 10 " lic.
Appleton Mdslin... 10 - 1Sc.
lie LANES. latest iyle.............-. ...... 2Uc.
Flannels, double width ......:..... 40 =. soc.
bo, 10 Dett Joc.
Da'inCrji oklfts.. , ~ JoO.
Latest style, Fleet skirts, without
seam. m.,................... $500 to $1,000
Gray Blankets. $50 - 900
White Blankets...... 4, 80 - 800
Horse Blankets, piece, ,...-.... 9, so - 7,C0
Carpets at reduced prices.
Also. large lot of Ladies' Muffs and ColLIs
at low prices. | have added 10 my stock a
9re assortment of Mems Clothing at the late
decide in prices, which is of entirely new
style, and can sell at reduced prices to any in
the county. Also large lot Of Buffalo Robes
from $1,000, Sl2,C0 to SIS o.. Doty's C!othos
Washers cheap. Coal Oil l5cts per quart
best Tobacco 9Octs per pound
\. B.-Any person purchasing to amount
of $1,000 and upwards will be allowed per
cent. off, for cash at any time of purchase
The highest price paid for marketing, in
goois. Railroad ties 81 cents.
Oct. 30. 1SG7-tf, J. B. NJ. TODD.
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l. AST S UPPL Y!

(Nheapest that has been brought to Junata
" county for six years. Examine the fol
{ fInwino nriceS.