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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-07-31
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MM E 80. - -

w L have on hand a good quality of Hard
w ware, comprising full assortment OF
CARPENTER TOOLS & LACKS.HlTH
TOOLS, such as Anvils, Bellows, Sc, Shoy
maker Tools, Saws, Axes, Augers, Iron, Steeb
Nails, iIcrse Shoes, and Horse Shoe Nails by
the kes and pound, Ropes of all sizes from .
inches down TO ! inch by the pound. Buggy
and Wagon Springs. Grind Stones, and Grind
Stone Pictures, at
SULOUFF. FROW s. PARKER'S.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-07-31

M'ALISTERSVILLE TIN HOP.-The un-
1SI dersigned has established himself in
McAlistersville in the Timing business
Persons wanting anything in his line shoIld
call before purchasing elsewhere as he is
prepared to manufacture all kinds of Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware, and to sell as low as they
can be purchased elsewhere. His old GUS
toners and the public generally are respect
fully invited to call, as he hopes by strict at.
tention to business to deserve share of pat
ronage.
oct, 81, '66tfl JACOB G. WINEY.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-07-31

Distance from Mount Dallas 10 Bedford six
miles. reliable line of Hacks connect at
BIT. Dallas for Bedford and Bedford Springs.
JOHN MckILLlrS,
may %. 1S6. If Superintendent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-03
EPISCOPAL ADDRESS.

The Southern Christian ADVOCATE of the 31st
ult., published an Address of the Bishops to
the Ministers and Members of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South. 1t is dated April 1s,
and is signed by JAMES o. ANDREW, ROBERT
PAINE, GEo. F. PIERCE, Il. H. KAyAxAUGH,
JOHN EARLY, W. M. W1GHrMAN, E. NJ. MARVIN,
D. s. DoaGrrT and H. N. McTY1ERR. They re-
port the condition of the Church as encourag-
ing, that every department missionary, pub
fishing, educational and benevolent-had been
completely reorganized. Houses Of worship
which had been burned down or damaged, had
been rebuilt or repaired; etc. "0ur lines, u
they say, "have been extended, and we now
cover more territory, number more Conferen-
ces, station more preachers, and have wider
jurisdiction, than at any future time"
The two questions sent down from the Gen
eral Conference to the Annual Conferences,
Methodist Unconstitutional Amendments, ") the
Bishops report, have been submitted to all Of
them with the following result: For concur
renee with the motion to change the style and
title Of the Churoh, l,16s votes were east |;
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THE New York Time, thus refers to the inde-
cent conduct of Parson BRowNLow in the pres
ent political canvass in Tennessee;
Governor Broxnlow takes . leading part in adIo-
eating his own re-election-personaly and In the
press; and he certainly does enough OF virqlence
and biackguardism for the whole party: he be,
gins an address to the public by denouneing that
prince Of swindlers, liars and scoundrals, John
baxter" and goes on to speak OF the gang OF
lick-spittles" who revolve around him. BE then
asks long string Of questions Of the most insult
ing kind, concerning the mother, wife, sisters,
brothers and other relatives Of his opponent=in-
sinuating against them every crime known to the
decalogue OF the criminal law. ~
BRowNLow, it will be remembered, was the
guest of.the Union League Of Philadelphia last
summer, and at public meeting in Philadel-
phia said she would rather 60 to hell with
loyal man than go to heaven with white
rebel" This pet of the Radicals is candi-
date for reelection as Governor Of Tennessee,
and to secure his success he is now playing the
bully and the blaokgusrd, as is clearly proven
by the Times.
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against it, 400. The affirmative vote being less
than the required three-fourth Of the: members
present and voting, the motion fails
For concurrence with the motion to introduce
Misrepresentation into the Annual and General
Conferences, 1,1O9 votes were cast; against it,
S71. The required three-fourths having been
given, this motion prevails Lay-representa-
tion, therefore, according to the plan submitted
and approved, becomeaa part Of the organic
law of the Church.
As regards the relations Of the Church to
the Colored People, the Bishops say that the
rule adopted by the General Conference works
we'll According to it the colored members are
organized as separate pastoral charges, where
ever they permit, and their numbers may justi-
fy it. Under the operations Of this rule "a
goodly number Of deacons and elders have
been ordained, and we have favorable reports
of their steadfastness and usefulness as pas
tors. The disposition at one time manifested
by our oolored membership to alienation from
us, has shown symptoms Of reaction, and IN
stfcIol pAoSSo they osNAAAAAAS sSS~A F~S->
raj care;z in many they have never withdrawn
| from it. We learn that no peouniary induce
ments to offer them, no delusiye theories, bu
simply that gospel and christian sympathy and
moral discipline which has heretofore been 81
blessed to US and them" )
yhey calf the attention Of the Church to thu
Resolution adopted by the General Conference
at its session last year in New Orleans; Gre
solved, that we recommend to our people, thu
establishment of day-schools, under proper
regulations and Trustworthy teachers for tn
children"
The Bishops ore already behind the age
else they would scarcely put forth the follow
ing as their magma charta,-the reiterstion
their creed: .g-r
The Methodist Episcopal Church, South; Is
witness for the Bible as the only and sufficient
rule Of faith and practice. Her entire history Il
| an assertion of this fact. Her eXiASsncet is JUS
| this meaning The Bible is the infalhble STANDARD
of morals, as it Is the exclusive rule OF faith
Against every system Of philanthropy that attect
| q higher spirit OF benefcence than that taught
the Scriptures, our Church infenbly replies !: INT
Bible is true the social morality OF the Bible II
pure TO pretend anything better s arroSan
tmpiety. E<a7tt
The Address was read lin Trinity Churcl
yesterday, and we presume. will be read in al
the Methodist Churches throughout the South
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.


LII TAvERNKEEPERs, AND PERSONS RETAIL
n ING spirituous liquors, within the city Limits, who
bsve not executed their bonds and aksn out the proper
cards to Rhow that they have license to SELL will be
ported aa not complying with the law, altar Monday, 9Th
Inst.
Those who have cards are hereby notified to have the
same placed in Q conspicuous place In the window. AL
failing 10 observe this notice viii also be reported, after
The aforementioned time W. q. SMCTH,
March, Clerk Of Council
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LARoEsr ClaeULArloN.-Tke DAILY
NEWS publishes tie Official Last Of Let
ters remaining in the POstc6iee at the end
of each s0eeh, ogreea6ly to- he toaosO'ng
section. of The Neo Postc6icss La,o, as tie
newspaper having the largest circulation IN
The City Of Charleston: ..-...., -.
SECTION s. And be 1t further enacted That lists Of le
tsrs remaining uncaed for In any Postooe In any city
town or village where Newspaper shall be printed,
shall hereafter be pubshed once only In the newspapel
which beno pubhshed weekly or otener ahan have the
largest circulation within range Of delivery OF the said
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-03
CHARLIE Es It ON
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 8, 1857.

JOB WoRK.-We have now completed our
office so as to execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
friends
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n All Communications intended for publication IN
Mis Journal must be addressed 10 Me Editor Of ne
Doiy Ne,es, No. 1S Rdy,e- -street, Charleston, g. q
Business Communications TO Publisher OF OdRy
Ne,os.
Recannot undertake 10 return rsecsed conan''intcd-
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MED ,pih the cGah,
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VI A N J S.

lie. .,a4.
WANTED, A SITUATION By REsPEC-
w TABLE WIDOW LADY - housekeeper, and Is
willing 10 make herself useful In any capacity. Apply In
SPRING STREET, three doors above Ashley. June
"ANTND fmMEDIATELY, AN HxPNRI-
w ENCED NURSE, one who can make herself gen:
orally useful "A white person prsfenea Apply
STREETS mw2 Sones
WANTED, A HOUSE BOY, AT NO. 81
w WENTWORTH STHEE, near King street,
Jupe3 y
nORTER AND GARDENER WANTED.
The Board OF Commissioner Of the Orphan House
Of WIN elect st their neIt meeting on the 9th
June, PORTER and GARDENER for the Institution.
Anpcants will leave their letters with the Steward Of the
H1rss IN or before the date named. MayH
WANTED, A SITUATION AS RECEIVING
/, w and Delivering CLARK, BY one who L competent,
and can furnish the best Of references address
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Nav ~ c.F.IIit. - -, At This Once.
vTyAHTED-A SITUATION AS CLNRK IN
w sOMh GOOD BUSINESS HOUSE. Can keep
set OF books collect and mako himself generally useful
The nrst city Recommendations will bs given. Address
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l 0S r.
DENTIST RY.

RHDUCTION OF DENTAL PRICES TO SUIT
THE TIMES.
DR JR DAPRAY, DENTIsT, Is NOW PREPARED
10 oomplste the insertion Of whole upper or lower
sots of ARTIFICIAL TEETH, upon the most approved
method and with the best materials at $40 per set Par
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perfect At and nestness Of finish, guaranteed
All other operations upon the Teeth performed In
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once ct his residence NO. LIBERTY STREET,
M.va0 mWf Charleston. g. G.
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s T Ole N.

oTOLEN, FROM OUR STABLES, NEAR
y LENUD's FERRY, ON sANTEE RIYER, on satur.
MuLEone In very good condition, has marks OF collar
and saddle and had shoes on when taken. The other
very poor, and has very sore shoulders we WIZ g1fe
Fifty Dollars for their return, and Twenty-Five Doll2rs
for Information that win lead to the conviction OF tho
thief LAND PARKER,
Near Gourdin's Depot
MoySO Northeastern Railroad, 8. G.
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THE matter Of another tour in America by
CHARLES DICKENS, is again revived in the English
journals. He is in treaty it is said, with two par
ties, one Of New York and the other Of Philadel-
phia, for general course Of his readings, to ex'
tend over six or seven months. R1sToRI carried
away with her more than f4O,OOO as the result Of
her American tour, and DICKENS could easily maxi
twice as much, If he chose to try the experiment.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-03

:. 0f members or Congress mere IN tuiy 10 loru
...c1orum Of both houses. Mr.. SUMNER says he onl!
: remains here hmseltto help make up that quo
rum, and, ifpossibie, pass alaw to give suffrage
TO the useroes in the Northern States and In thu
SIsr1ta9ias. Thirty three letters to members vert
sent OF yesterday by tho impeachment party, urs
ing them. 70 cope son, and@a large number have
bean written too by Mr.. SUMNER, who urges them
TO come In aid of his suffrage proposition.
The Norfolk Day Book tells us of;the arrival IN
tho s'oity by the sea-" Of q ssbig baby" from "bie
Richmond, :" whose dimensions are very large.
II aSsys the Day Dock tIt Is en- ro,tefor Barnum's
Anseum, per steamship Saratoga; is only four
ye.rs and . half old, and weighs two hundred
pounds; CHATS whopper y measures forty eight
inches around the breast and has an arm as large
Z as mans thigh. why mans thigh, Nr. Day
.Book?) It was in charge Of its mother, who is q
widow (no wonder the father died), and came from
big Richmond and is decidedly big representative
OF big city, he Is too fat 10 walk, and was
lying IN heap on,the cabin Aoor indulging in the
Injury Of strawberries" How many quarts lid it
reouire to satisfy the monster Richmond never
hroduces anything TINT is small.
{ The Tensas (La.) Gazette Of the 25th ult. says :
a .lPhs planters back from the river are now all
nnpy scrsping cotton, and most Of them have ei-
/: eeent stands On places there is corn up,
z md looking healthy. Most OF the Plantations
iose To the river are not so fortunate where tits
lowand swsmpy. The water is still on those
:. places, and the river too high to admit the
water running through the different breaks in
J, 3 s,ihe Ievee along our front" fhe. Houma Ha.)
= lgtcic auord Of the same dste, says: s'We
have the pleasure Of recording The continual
.snd accelerated falling Of the waters in this
parish. We hope, inasmuch as it is yet quite
sssly In the season, tina. our planters will not lose
on much as vas expected Many rersons believe
s4tateoea corn and rice can be made on the land
4ha. has been overdowed this season.
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significant "Wesee That General SHERMAN has
renounced his trip to the Holy Land, his presence
on this frontier being deemed necessasy by the
Government. However unfortunate this may be
for his piety, tits good for his political interests.
When he is nominated next year for 'Viee-Presi-
dent i. is just as well thot he should be on hand.
The Radicals talk of nominating BEN WADE or
DICK BUSTED for the position; but We rather
think that General GRANT would prefer his Ies-
tenant Generals filing it. The military hierarchy
in the Government will then be complete" By this
it would appear that the people Of the North have
become rsconcilei to the fact that liberty is dead
and the Constitution buried, and that henceforth
the heritage Of WASHINGTON, FRANKLIN, ADAMS,
JEFFERSON, and HAMILTON is to be administered
by West Point.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-03

Ta ENeI1sH papers fear that this year will wit
ness the dire shadow Of last years commercial
eclipse. There is in England perfect dearth Of
credit, which is already painfully and pinchingly
felt and much of it is ascribed to the insolvency
of the railroads upon which many families have
depended for small incomes in the shape Of divi-
dends. Honey that was borrowed when money
wss easy to obtain, has now to be repaid when it
is al but impossible to borrow, and many families
OF moderate means are casting their hundred q
year into an abyss from which not particle Of it
can ever return; and there is no help for it, while
pride, the dread Of losing CASTE and the dread Of
losing situations prevent many struggling man
from taking step which would put an end to a
lifelong burden.
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FIR ITURE
ia Westminster, is now being offered 10 h.
public, ~ IRA +, GROUSE, nj his NEW
AND CoNM0DmUS
- re CONS,
located aitodt Que hnhdrcii wards last Of the
Railrvad Depot, and nearly Opposite tie
Catholic Church.
His Stock hlA been purchased IN Phla-
drlphia for the cash, and consists Of tie
hiest aid most improved STYLES, via;
PARI.Ok SUITS,
Te,c-astetcs, Sofas, Marble top Cluster and
Beapgget Tables, Spring scat Chairs alyo.
Chamber Suits, consisting Of splendidly
finished HoaHl Corner,d Be,lsteads. Marble
top Dressine bureaus, Marble top Etfaos,d
NaksI Stands.
CHIIR.S. a5
His selection of Cane and Wood sent Chairs
Is lnTge and Oi tho most substantial make.
tie viii keep con stantly IN hand q large
and very superior stock of Furniture Of his
own Manufacture.
tcOFFTNS.
Being IN possessions vi new and very .le-
CANT LIE AIRS VI hcis prepared 70 furnish
c0FFINS and attend FdIeNlsh The short
est notice, AZ Price tllA viii always give
satisfaction. y ~ .s.- -, ~,
lfo keeps also a large aud we'll -scleetca
sTOyEs, EssA.
~h.eh be can recommend ,os,bo Cd ~
the latest sad noa improved pai. 3 ,S-sS
terns, consisting Of Cooking, parIor and
oiicc Sfoycss - ~ ~
He msitos all % examiac his Stock before
pprrhasing clsDNhofe.
y, 4 lrict and faithful attention 10 Lns,
ness, he hopes 10 reccSca diare Of public
patronage.
.'sa's IRA E9'fROUsE.
\ B-Gid Furniture and tiairs, repair
cd and painted ON reasonable icrias
dnrl. lN. ~. - ~ q
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REPAIRING

done with proptness and on moderate terms.
They are also sole Agents for the sale OF
McCORMlcKS Improved SelfRakina
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lUEENswARE.--A completes stocA Il
0 Hood 4 Thomas.
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE
mALnacADrsIrc rNsrfrrTE

mALEsACADEsiHC INSTITUTE
- h-as11st .zss tr--s-assa& as& ,y-sestg u
~ tssl frE ACIa u Rs. = "
4 Is LtTF'RARY DEi.ARfBEy7..s II
Rev. JeIS a. MuNRok, a, M.s -. ,s..7
Miss y, Lea FuFlohpA M. ". l...s NAV
Miss Mary y. Manning. -, a ~
Miss Ada Billihgslea. naf v l-'ssa faas
.r HtsfcAt psRART.uESE
Mrs. Faunic X. Muuroc.
~ Wv d rs .S---a NaaE FHlf r
TyHjS INSTTUHoNs viii commence
the =, Cad SESSION of tx SIXTH
scholastic year on MONDAY, FER.
RUARY iih. 1867. Pupils viii he re.
ceiyed at any time ,and charged from time
OF entrance. soT so erf .ftsT
As 4 B0lRDfNG SCHOOL.
Its nnmber Of Boarding Pupils during the
past year was ~ females, and 10 males.-
The Principal receives only dr females
into his family o number Of Others may
board with gfRrorei families IN the town.
Those wishing 10 occupy the vacancies
not ye, filed, VIII please make early appii,
eaiioH. ss. 81
Tho accommodation for Boarders arc
two scpayate buildings, built Of brick. That
for the Mtie Department is the residence OF
the Rev. JuyAriiN MrSRnr tFathcr Of the
PRINCIPALLY, whose patornal care will be over
lbs boarders; that for the Female Dopart-
ment IS occupied by the PRINCIPAL. there
will not be any communication between
these departments, Each will heconsidered
as aJdbiiy, anprdinga hoine 10 ia boardors.
As AaD4Y SCHOOL.
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PL UC S .

with Wrought and Cost Iron Shar,s aud
Points, Spriug reaih HORSE KARtsS, Tor
Hay and Grain, CORN SHELTERS, FEED
CUTTERS, and
Agrie1itHroi Machinery ga,er'igg.
Also CASTINGS ofall kinds done to order
All kinds OF
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ATTENTION.!


- IHE largest and most complete
+. - selection of ,.-..
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nt hlt MIX u has
BEEN proven by az
tual experiment to
increase the guam
my Of milk and
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cattle II gives them
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TilE undersigned has Just returned FINN
the city Of Philadelphia with the larre-
and bc,t selected stock of ladies Misse.,
chldren's and Gentlemen's Boots a Sho.,
eyei' brought 10 this pimket. My stock Con.
sists IN part Of ladies' and Misses a..
Custom made Glove KID ilalnoruls, y n
Lasting Gniters, Morocco Balmorals,
Polish Boots, he: also Gentlemrns Boot.
shoes, such az Mems Calf Conforming,
Boots, Congress Gaiscrs, Lace Boots, Az
coarse Boots 4 Shoes OF MI kinds.
Being an experienced Manufacture
myself, have had al the above stock mad,
to order, md for the express purpose 1,
suit this market BY celebrated and wei
known Boot q shoe Manufacturer Of Phils.
dclrhia, and having had great succeas In N,
sales ilatterniyseif IN heing able TO say, Ia,
all who have purchased their Shoes Of me.
will testify that my stock has given bette,
satisfaction, az to durability, style, finish,
and pricn, than nlI others kept IN MestmA.
ster. ! therefore invite the especial at,so.
ton Of the ladies and gentlemen 81 Wo,,.
Minister, and Carroll county, i'll w, TN, ~,
tbingin my line, 10 give nsS s'tall an
convince themselves. Every ~ariielc Z
warranted TO be what il is represented, an
pledge myself 70 sell cheaper, than sl0el
ofihc same qualify and finish can be bourhl
elsewhere 49,
ntIy- Remember the place, two dOon
Yves, OF Mrs. Shriner's Millinery Store.
T. S. ECKERT.
NAV D. fegT.-an.