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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-01

For Sale.

TN GLEN EAsToN, ON THE BALTIC. q o.
l. R. r., a good Frame House, with four
rooms, and Store Room attached Is by 81
feet, on lot fronting to by 100 feet back.
Terms and possession made TO suit the pur-
chaser. For further particulars please en-
quire of ]. N. WAYMAN,
at ]. P. Wayman & Co.'S store,
feb23-Iw% Glen Easton, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-01
Desirable Residenee for Sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE, AT A LOW PRICE,
L my Residence on Monroe street, corner OF
Byron, as we intend declining housekeeping.
febSS-lWA tEz.. j. W. PAXTON
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-01

THE Northwest Virginia Agricultural
Society offer for sale thirty-five thou
sand good clean pine shingles For
price, enquire OF John Bishop, ut the
National Insurance. Co.'s office, Mon
roe street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-01

WE call attention to the ADVERTISE
ment OF Clemens & Co., on Main street,
who are offering their stock OF elegant
furniture at cost, with a view of chang
ing their business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-01

THE FAIR AND FESTIVAL at Wash
ington Hail last night, for the benefit
of st. Matthews Church, was indeed a
verv nice affair. The tables were ex-
quisitely arranged, and everything
made to show of to the best advantage
Taste and skill were everywhere at
tracing the attention of visitors, and
the proiusion of nice things so album
dant that one hardly knew where to
begin to admire. We trust the ladies
were fully compensated for their
trouble ia "A flattering pecuniary result.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-01

The friends of the parties arrested for
riot in South Wheeling, and committed
TO Jail by Justice Johnson, on wednes-
day procured their release from con-
finement, on IL writ OF habeas corpus,
they claiming want of Jurisdiction on
the part of the Justice. At the trial,
however, yesterday, we believe this de-
fence was withdrawn. The Justice was
supported in his action by the Court.
The parties We're admitted to bail. In
this connection, we might say that We
received II letter on Wednesday from
gentleman of the borough of Ritchie-
town, in which he does not pretend to
vindicate the parties charged with the
disgraceful conduct of Saturday night,
but says that some of them are favOTu-
bly, known in the community, and in
their sober senses would scorn
to do such things as they
whisky. He also complains bitterly OF
the liquor sellers, saying that time and
again they have violated their license
by selling to minors and on Sunday.
We confess some surprise that these
parties OF whom our friend complains
20 bitterly, are not made ameuable to
the punishment provided by law
There Is certainly IA very large class of
respectable citizens IN that community
who, by any reasonable unity of ac-
ti'hh S'NAA hiaAe bleiI VIII III tue mat
ter felt. 1t is their duty to protect
themselves against any and every form
OF lawlesSneSs. 1t is of but little use
to lay their grievances before the pub
lie unless as II justification of any aC-
ton they may see proper to take in the
case. However fair persons guilty of
II breach OF law may have stood in the
eyes OF community, being drunk is
not recognized as IA valid excuse, and
so long as these disturbances breeding
houses are tolerated by law, it is the
duty of every community to. use all the
means of protection the law provides,
and see that its restrictions are rigidiy
enforced. No body of mon empowered
to issue license will disrcspect the
the voice OF IA community which enters
its protest against such grant in an
emphatic form.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-01
A New YORK Judge has decided tina

a NEW YORK judge has decided that
it is the duty of hotel keepers, on the
arrival of guests, to ask them whether
they have any Baggage or not. II they
are without any trunk, or even "black
bag" the proprietor takes them in at
his own risk, and, as the above case
proves, occasionally gets done while
doing Tor them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-01

MEDIcAL.-We understand that an
Informal meeting Of Physicians took
place in the Parlor of the Mcclure
House, Wednesday evening, looking
toward the establishment of State
Medical Society. Dr.. Bates was called
10 the Chair, and DIR. Reeves, of Fair
mont, appointed Secretary. a harmo-
Nous interchange OF opinion WAS had;
and on motion of DR.. HiIdreth, Drs.
Reeves and Hupp were appointed a
committee to prepare Il suitable call for
u convention, to meet in Fairmont on
the 10Th day OF April next. This call
will appear in circular form, and will
be sent TO physicians in all the counties
of the State. All will agree that this
is work in the right direction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-01

fLARKs PILLS FOR SALE RY on.
" SHsF' End Of Stone Bridge. myis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-01
Grauspurtattuu.
BALTIMORE q OHIO Comply
oEEICE BALr. & OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING Jan. S. 1851.

WINTER SCHEDULE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Rim RY
i the following schedule on and after Jan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-01
N. Y. Prize Association,
500 Broadway, N. Y.
II VALUED AT
8 500 nnn
WILL BEpIsrRrBurFp a f,o1.1of,

N1tl q IN &c tls5OEI ntnt OF new ant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-01
Notions, Furs, Carpets,
Oil Cloths, &C, &C.,

Consist1ngof Fancy and Black silks, French
Mertnos, all colors, Empress Cloths, Mohair
Lustres, Thibet Cloths, De LANES OF all
kinds, Plaids, Cloaks, ShawlS, Hoop and
Fine Cloths and CaSsimereS, Vestings and
all kinds Of Trimmings for =. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-01
sl2 ,..,s.:. sate.
For Sale.
Trustees Sale

OF the Real Estate on the River bank,
In Centre wheeling. known as the
DetWiIer MIL, and the Engine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-01

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81 1ne traces drotoH tOiH De fHlfleitTfeiW
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-01

Rul0d to anyds.aBsd pattern and bound In a
sisG-asBFa grlE-a7ITH7
most substantial manner. :. sis'1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-01
NAILS.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-01

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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20
WARRINGTON NEWS.

Is tie matter now stacds, the officer:
ior the command Of the military district.
will be Generals Sherman, Meade, Han
cock, SclofeId and Sickies. The arrange.
ment viii not effect Gen. Thomas in The
command Of his department, probably
Gen. Sheridao, both Of whom have de
partmcnts under their control.
Congress will not probably adjourn until
al the business is finished up that would
seem to require attention 4. this time. An
viii then take place until tall.
Ii Congress remains in session this
month, the question Of impeachment, so
far as the judiciary Committee is con-
cerncd, will be settled.
Gen. Fullerton, now Postmaster at St.
Louis. who has been dodging the subpoe-
macs Of The judiciary in the impeachment
matter, i to be oggrgor to Washington by
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20
TIE KANSAS LlQUoR

The Legislature Of Kansas has passed
a liquor law, allowing any Ierson to n.ake
application fyr license who can procure
tie signatures Of majority Of The ia.
habitauts Of lie city, borough or town
ship in which lie resides, male aud le-
male, over The ago Of twcaty.ona. Ne
d. uot know Lew this law gil! d. in Kau
SIS, but if such c law vas ppt in force
in this Stale, We tL;nk it would lie very
difficult 10 procure majoli,ies Of the
tisnors, as the icG!ales arc bitterly OF,
posed to liquor sellers, and who has a
better right to be opposed to them ,
They are the ones who are compelled to
saGer most from the abuse Of the liquor
law, and they should certainly have
voice in saying whether liqaor should be
aold and who should sell it.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20
THE FIRST VICTORY IN 1867.

Cen. Walter Hartman, The eloquen;
champion Of the principles of the EsFub-
lean party, and who stumPel oug State
last fail IN behalf Of Gov. Geary, has been
elected Governor Of New Hamshire, by !
majority Of over 5000. The Republicans
o! that Stale have also elected all three Of
the Congrcasmcn, and nine ont Of twelve
State Senators, four ont five Councillors,
and viii probably have serenity five ma
;oli,y in the House. The result is more
tayora5,e to The Republicans tAan was
generally expected.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20
MIsslssEPPI AND JEFF. DAVIS,

s despatch announces that The Miss;s
Fippi Legislature has made an appropli
ton Of twenty thousand dollars for the de-
iense Of JErC. DAvIs II tie State ha.
money to spare it should be giyon to some
purpose. Just nov The cry Of s;arya-
ton is coming W Lrom tie South, aud
our hearts are daily paired while reading
the accounts Of misery, waat aud dasoh
ton wb;ch Prevail throughout every
portion Of that section Of GU, country
The great heart Of the North has been
moved al ,lc SAD and narrowing recital.
aud money IS being raised and lorvarde4
TO relieve the necessities Ct the sufferers.
Thus far ths Southern States have made
no provision for their starving thousands.
Brt priling herself in her treason, Mis-,
Fissippi flds time ana means 10 devote to
the defense Of the arch traitor. DAVIS
While General HOWARD, aud Govrnor
JENKINS. Of Georgia, are representing.
the terrible condition Of aiT4irs in the
South, Mississippi, cI3sipg her eyes to
tie horrors o! starvation, takes into con
s,deratioa .he case Of he u4n ubo more
than any other, brought these sane lor-
ro7s upon her own people aod those Of
her sister States. For the man who Is
cared for by tie government, Who has
three times day his oyrters. his roast
beef, his bread, butter, coffee, tea and
every luxury he wishes. and whose pock
cts aTo flied with "S'eanlacks'' furnished
him by sympathiz:ng fr;cads in the
North, The Legislature Of Mississippi ecu
Afford % set aside the large sum Of $50.
go. The thousands Of poor, TeDrylc-s,
homeless aud starving people within her
to7ders are unworthy Of notice at the
haals of these treason worshifers. So
the life Of Davis is .41cn out Of jeopardy. !
they are satisfied. This action Of the
Legislature IS both an insult to the ma
:ional government aad positive proof that
the spirit Of rebellion IS still naughty and |
defiant.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20
AFT GsC ED!
SU FFER NO iiORE!

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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20

EEwaao og NaaiI-rbe following is
a iisi Of conductors 10 whom the Peunsyl
vaaia railroad company has prcsentcd one
Hundred dollars each, rs 4 te:lamonial Of
esteem foi honesty and good conduct.
Nessra. George Il. Youos. J. L. Mont
gomary, J D. Mckee, William Hays, 6.
L. Pitt, Henry Daotar, George Philips,
B. Z. Davis, J. II. Nichacls, L. j.
Ungcr, Major George Zislor, John Essig,
!. S. Mlzuro and L. Il. Chase.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20

A. ". Lee, who stole about $40 ,000
IL 80 and 5-2j bonds from the loan
branch Of the Treasury Department, at
Washington, the 20ih of last January
was arrested at the Planters Hotel in St
LOUIS, last week, under the name of c.
Miller Thirty FIVE thousand dollars IL.
bonds and four thousand doliars IN green
backs were found in his t-ugk. Lee at
arst denied the tlen, bat subsequently
acknowledged it. lie was takoa to Wash
inst0n. The money and bonds were sent
forward 5y express. Lee was clerk in
'h' i'eI'r'n'nttrom which he stole the
lJnl'
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20

~ dreI N>n. to act n saic-mcu fc- Cob
bins I,,aetla. ID Domestic Bible. c5Ep-.-ir,
upwards of LOO crown quarto pa.ef; q
Commentary ot i1.uuJ notes from cui.rout
Commentators. 10 Eus.aviree. Fail y
luota-r3gh Department; Extended Coucor
'auce, Maps, Bible History. chronological
Tables. etc, \ book that always s-..s.-
Our average sales are $50 copies Der day
- 81 srqnilrj Bible los Families. Teachers
Minister'S and al lovers Of the word u Col
it. las no competitor. Fer particalrr', al
dress II i. STREET,
mr.. 20-tf.l Harrisburg, Pa.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20
Pr o 2 o : Al. 5. {
Peaa'a Agricultural Land Scrip
E: OE E & g

r.'HE Board Of Car.li,~~.anec. now oTe- i7r
sale 3.UJJ ac.cs Z Az,..a'.1--., College
Land Scrip, being tie b.....-e @. '-- ~rr.p
gr.aia.. to tne Common va.--I oi i'cr'.,-~--
Ma for tie endo vliui-, ii j l-r..-..Ii.t. Code
geS IN tbs State.
Proposals far Il, rrrch@ee O.. lis Lid
Srr.p, addressed 20 The taar.. O.. CoU.--
s,yn,rs Of Agricultural Land Scr. ... " vii. ja.
received 81, Ike Surveyor veaef... 8 ,..-,, -
H4..i,lu4.. until l. CLOCK, li., IL '.,-ue--
day, Asril IL, 1867.
Ills land may be loca'cl in any State CT
Territory. ty the holders OF the -csip, ur1u
any Of ,he ual ro2f;crc,. lands except ru::i-
y..I Ian .-5 ot ;ae ta;.yi S.a,c>, ....--. my
he subject 10 sac al private ya-ry. Zach
piece Of s-lip represent, 4 l,.s-'yr sec ion oj
oGa LUnLrtI sat sixty Gcrrs. = issued -
blank. anu vii. Dee Transferable w.tioa; vi--
dorseIueat or formal assignment Ihr uiaa,-
need not hc filled until the scrip - pre-. cutat
ior location ami ou.ry, .hea jae parry Ioi.-
ir 2 IL can Eil lac h.rri, anj enter ia. ll.d in
is own ramc. lids must De made a. per
acre, and q bids wa be received Tor less than
one quarter section
The Scrip will he issued Immediately OF
the payment Of the money 10 the Su.Yeyc:
General. TN all bids for % less quantity than
5000 acg2s, ou5-iIirIof the rlfcar-e money
ralst he paid wi,nin zen devs and ndtearears.a-
in two thirds within thirty days ni.or notia-
ca.:on OF tie acceptance oI the bids b. IL,
Board Of Commissioners.
JACOB ". CAMPBELL.
Sl,eror Cper.i.
Far tie Bari Of C7m7l.s.,1srs.
HAERIsEUrG. .,areu 70, 4S5T-td.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20
poINas AZ IlAaHisHUEl..


\ bill has been passed giving the courts
Of common plcas power to grant charters
Of Incorporation in all eases wherein any
rs;nber of persons, citizens of this Com
Iaouwcalth, are associated for the purpose
Of irsuriug horses, cattle, OF other live
stock against loss by death, from disease
or accident, Oh from being stolen, and also
grant charters of ircorq qoratioa to water,
and hook and ladder companies, musical
associations, teachers institutes, skating
parks, and building associations The
same act also makes valid all charters oi
incorporation which have been granted
heretofore by any Of said courts Of com
mon pleas in cases wherein the Supreme
Court only had power and authority to
! grant the same.
The House has passed an act relating
to evidence in actions of ejectment, which
provides that in. all actions Of ejectmeut
against two or more persons, any Of the
defendants shall be competent as witness
FOR either plaintiff or defendants, rs ancc-
'u=liy as if not made a party to the re-
cord: presided that it shall appear to the
court, upon the trial, that the party SO Of
feyed n; a witness has disca;med, upon
the record, all tide to The premises in con,
rovsrsy, and paid into court tie costs
already accrued, or given security for the
payment thereof, at the discretion Of the
court
The committee appointed TO examine
into the psopriety Of enlargng tie Gov
ernor IS residence and present qlan and
estimate cf Ia cost OF such enlargement,
has reported in favor of eahrsing the
mansion. and The work viii doubtless he
done the ensuing GUNNER. 1t is reccs
sary, and should be completed as speedily
as ossiblo.
The question of removing the Capitol
f Pennsylvania TO Philadelphia, IS again
to Je agi,atel in the Legislature. \ few
days ago Nr. Myers gave notice in The
House tha; he would sbor;iy make move
for the appointment Of a special commit !
tee tc inquire into the progricty Of re- /
moving the Capitol 70 the city above [.
named. Whether sufficient "inGlcace" ,
eau ever be brought 70 hear ugon the !
Legislature to eaeo: a removal, l do not /
pretend to say, but there IS no denying /
the fact there is no real cause for such (
move The Capitol buildings are nos /
large enough for all purposes and accom-
mola,e every branch Of the State gov.
ernment The Capitol extension, which |
cost the State severa! hundred thousand |
dollars, il not yet entirely completed. ard /,
If Mr. Myers shoull succeed il his IN
ler;lkins, this very costly anl maguif !
cent bpi.dias would be dead loss 20 the I
Commonwealth. An executive mansion |
vas Pu'c.',.oI a'I '"1 % ."''' o''S - -
'''"' - V00. - '"'S' anu ,"' exc"
7'o"' ana 'Ie o'u 0'P'''. '''''o'''5' , were
pnt mp ., sale, .:shey would not blin. one
'"''l '@''F 'G@'' io' '"' reason ''"' '"'y
~ D' ",e'sss ,or P'''"'P Pu' ,'S'7-
" &c vas 01p''o' 70 D' ''','' ''' ne"
0ul.1lnss M IN h,iaoe i''''a -" .I'd cost S7''
'F.' '''''i'ns o' U','.i' |"I'" "'o'o nave
. De PAU y '0"'''o"a' 'aN'''o"' ne
0'P.' ''' "0' P'eF',s1 70 SUNNI 20 '''S'
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4,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20
NEWS ITEMS.

dressed letter TO Gov, Geary tLankin
him tor the high and noble Christian
stand he had taken upon the subject oI
temperance.
The Simultaneous weddings of three
brothers with three sisters is announced
in Burlington, Iowa, and great prcpara
lions are being made for. tie event.
-LoglSiaaa Rejcls-Tbe Lesisla.ur,
Of Louisiana moi knowing in what o,hel
way to get rid Of their loyal Governor
Wells, are about to prefer articles of 10
pcacment against him. But we guess h1
will get ahead of them by reason Of the
new Reconstruction law.
"A S,oit:h Tea3sr, pa,ncl O'Brien,
whose negligence caused The death Of
two passengers on TIE New Jsrsay Rail
road last summer, he's been convicted OF
n,anslaugh'er, at Newark, auh sentenced
70 $500 fne and three months imprison,
ment.
-T0yioja i9 taking the back track
at last-both Houses Of the Legislature
have voted bill to call coayeu,ion in
accordance with Reconstruction law, but
the House accompanied it with a protest
AGAINST It's rgrstitutjauaiisy
The Ladies Of Washington city, who
formerly waited aud wept ier the ariraI Of
les army in BE nn.ion1l capital, are uow
busily engaged in manufacturing dimiau
i've SHIFTS, and long skF;ei 1ICskf, for
presentation to Mrs. Jeh Davis. What's
up:
Our Tary-The whole nun,sVrrE.
vessels now in the United States nav !,
III OF the iron clals, q ate a; Lea.ue
Island, - at New Orleans, 8 at Moand
City, at Washington, > at Boston aud ,
at San Francisco. 25 yq-sls were sold
during the last year.
The CePPeF"e:ds are rot sati.lea
with the military Governors ia'ciy arfs,n
tei BY the President Tor tLs south. This
Is not sTa'se' as Tue on'y nj ii'tary Gov
errors tor tie south, which the Cops a.
}Fo'e'' were '"S iro''' "''a arms IL their
hands.
Hint }lri-Anonr the new /,
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' ',.' -'- "' ' ''' '''.1, t.'''''''''', 'o'
i'd'e'' \ company h's oe-h organized
at Mechanics fa.'s, he, 70 m'Tufaciare
borders to ladies' DR. .ers and children,
non,a,s.,os-.eo continental .,..,,tsroat,
:, H. ..,..on.3 ,,.,. ,.,-,.,.., ..h.,L !
-,
's rea4''y 'ep'"'o' ""1" s''-Ii'
Tie President b,- zi-uci the tn
i,,oct;n, ,le Secretary IF m n -.
c, =,
'.,' ,.','' '''''' ',''c' '"'
ca!tS oil ie1IH4FE HAt March, I3o4, who
paid commuiaiion OF three huulrel dol
lars that being the ule.n,u. Of the amen
l.iory .ct 70 cvon,r.. ,.cr.o,a ,h.,. ,.r.
-.,..,.,,.,...-., ,..',.. r...,
~ '' '''' ''- "a, '''l' Az u.'''
SA"' quota sAo''i Dc A''1i' L'' exceeding
one year.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20
TUNIATA HOTEL

FUNIATA HOTEL
y NIFFLINTO IN. PEN.Yi
The undersigned would respectfully inform
his friends ana the public generally that he
has taken Charge OF the above named Hote!,
formerly kept by Amos Snyder. This is an
old and wcli-known stand, and none more de-
sirable for the accommodation of the public.
His BAR will be stocked with the best quality
of Liquors, his TABLE spread with the best
the market can afford, and his STABLE, which
is oae of the most desirable in town, viii be
attended by good and trusty hosiisrs.
,,-;l I ':,;.s7 = T0Tr rTTNf
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20

1 MEXICAN ORG GANS.-The undo rsi gned
!. has hcen appointed Agent Tor The sale OF
the American Orgau, manufactured by $. D.
* ii. ". Suitt, Boston. ani is prepared to
furnish persons With Parlor or Church Or
-aus as cheap as they can be purchased from
Tie manufacturers. For further particulars
call at his Tailoring Establishment gu Bridge
street NiGl.u-ovr.
march >, 1851 IT,. WILLIAM WISE.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20
II. II. WILSON, Editor ard Publisher

i czy~ TIE JUNIATA SENTINEL agi.a
ha5 the largest Crcv'a.io7 Of any paper pub
lishel in ihi5 County. II is therefore the
6sy5 d8certsaf7 a.a5.gn. Il is Paper, truly
loyal, ably con !uctel, first class Loosl;s;.
AMI well worthy Of thc patronage Of every
loyal citizen in lhe County.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20
4 DMINIsTHATOE's NoTICE.-Notice

4 DMINISTEATOE'S NOTlCE.-Notice is
I : hereby given th:t letters Of Admiris
rgtiou on the Estate OF Francis Nhirb. late %
ia!rttc towSu-Lip, decd, have been granite,
in due form Of l.w to The undersigned All
persons indebted TO sIjd estate are ycsu7s;ei 1
to make imntl'Htc payment, and t'o,e hay
iu- claims against the same VIII please Drc-
sent them pronc:.v authenticated for ss.t.e-
mcut. JOHN i. SACSMAN, Adm r.
mar. I3-Gt.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20

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ne hisn Pf,crs o! every E.l.i oI l'.i',,J Ian ana
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Fis'd rom IL" clogs am inheritance, .-'.'
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the eXpcfeHce o! the past year ns'i!ics hl-'I
expectations 10: IAcIliure. " "at before ""7
merely an economical experiment Is Ii B." pro-
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-20

VTALUABLE MILL PROPERTY At PRI-
' VATE SALE.-The undersigned offers
at Triyate sale his Mill Property, situated in
NcCoysyille, Tuscarora town hip, Juniata
county. The lliil is a large Frame building,
running two setts Of Burrs, with Bo!ts, Ele-
va,ors. &c, necessary for DONG a large
Country er Ne-chan business. In connec-
ton with the Mil will be sold good DWELL
inr House and Stable with all necessary
modern improvements. Terms easy.
Persons wishing to see the property wiz
call at the residence of the subscriber in
NcCyosville, Juniata county.
June 11-tf WM. HACkETT.