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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12


The Chicago Times, the leading
Democratic paper Of the West, in
table of figures prepared to show how
SEYMOUR is to be elected President
in November, claims that he will
carry the States of Indiana, Missouri,
Nevada, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wis
consin and New York, and the table
shows that it will be necessary for him
to do so to succeed. There is very
little probability of his carrying a
single one of them. In showing the
utter groundlessness of its hopes the
Cincinnati Commercial reviews the
election returns of the past four
years. We extract the following in
reference to Indiana:
The vote of Indiana, at the last
Presidential election, stood:
Lircoln.......... AZ.
Ltncolns majority zO'i00
At the last State election, the vote
was:
| l,emocratic.. "a 2slS
| Republican majortty.-...- 80. -
Ora Democratic gain of about ., 0OO.
Is there anything in the present polit-
zeal condition of the State that war
rants the conclusion of overcoming
the smaller difference? We fail to
see it. Had either Pendleton or
Hendricks been nominated, the re-
suit would have been doubtful; but
with Seymour as an uncertain quan.
tity on the greenback issue, and
Democratic nominees for Governor
and Lieutenant Governor both Of
whom are "bloated bondholders,
and one of them at least interested II
National Banks, there is not much
chance for enthusiasm among the
greenback Democrats. 1t must alsC
be remembered that the Republican
nominee for Vice President is one 0
the most popular men in the State
and will be voted for by thousand
who differ from him politically. Th'
recent election in New Albany, {
strong Democratic city, where thu
usual Democratic majority was re
duced four or six hundred, is not
promising indication for Mr.. Seymour
We put down Indiana as sure 70
Grant and Colfax.
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Republiran Meetings.
HON. ALBERT LANCE,

mittees Ii e,Med to the following appoint
ments:
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D,strict central COMMITTEES.

A meeting of the Republican Cen
trail Committee of the First Congress
sional District, viii be held at the
Editorial Rooms Of the JOURNAL
Office in Evansville, on Thursday
August 18th, at 10 o'clock A. N.
The following gentlemen constitute
the Committee:
Daviess-Nelson j. Barbour.
Gibson-Capt. r.. M. j. Miller.
Knox-Capt. j. FL. Massey.
Perry-Judge Charles FL. Mason.
Pike-Capt. Levi Ferguson.
Posey-Wm. P. Edison, Esq.
Spencer. w. Wartmau, Esq.
Warrick-Capt. J. FL. Masters.
Vanderburgh-Wm. Baker, james
Fl. McNeely, and Isidore Esslinger
The Chairman of the respective
County Central Committees are alsC
invited to be present.
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H
OF Terre H.aute, viii address the people In
the GERMAN LANGUAGE at the following
times and places:
vincenres, Thursday, August 20, at III
o'clock p. M.
FreeIandsyilIe, Knox County, Friday,
August 2Ist, at 1 o'clock PM.
Blairsville, Posey County, Saturday
August I'D, at 1 o'clock PM.
Langleson's, Posey County, Monday,
August 9th, at l o'clock PM.
Mechanicsville, Vanderburgh County,
Tuesday, August 25th, at To O'Clock Pm.
Damm's store, Vanderburgh County,
Wednesday, Aug. 18th, at Ia o'clock Pm.
Ssnta Fe. Spencer County, Friday, Au'
gust 25th, at o'clock p. M.
New Boston, Spencer County, Saturday,
August 18th, at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
Cannelton, Perry County, Monday, Au-
gust 31st, at ~ o'clock p. NJ
Blocks, Perry County, Tuesday, Septem-
Der LIST. at O'Clock r. NJ.
The Central Committees of the respect
i've counties will see that the proper no
tices are given, and arrangements made
for the meetings and the speaker.
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mo. I.107.l
United States Marshaps Notice.

OA1tOQ 01dbOo NAdAond1 . NUt1C0s
United States OF America, District of In
diana, 49,:
wYYHEREAS, a libel of information
wv was filed in the District Court of the
United States for the District of Indiana
on the 25th day of June, 1867, by Alfred
KilgOre, Govern menG Attorney, on behalf
of the United states, against the steamer
Morning Star, seized at said District for q
violation of the revenue laws of the
United States, and praying process against
said goods, and that tile same may be con-
demned and solo therefor.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the mo-
milton under the seal of said Court, to me
directed and delivered, i do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man
ner interested therein, that they be and
appear before the safd the District Court
of the United States. TO be held at the city
of IL dianapcl lis. in and for the District of
Indiana, on the first Monday of Septem Der
next, at ten O'Clock of the foreu DON of that
day, the n and there to 1nterpose their
claims and make their allegations in that
behalf.
BEN. SPOONER, Marshal, U. s.
Attest: j. d. Rowland, Clerk.
au1 dl4E
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understand that parties have been
$3.50 ,ssslng the city claiming to be my
SsS -. no one has any authority to So
1lcie work Tor me, and all those claiming
70 oe % ny employees are tmposters.
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u.4,c mo. l,422I
United States Mar.bo-

y NULlEE.
United States of America. nistrict Of In.
diana, IS. AAseHtc "a -
KTTHEREAS. libel of inrorroa+,,,,
Wv was flied in the Dis, rict Con- IF ne
United States for he District ~ ~ ~
on the an day Of August. iS6s, b v0 Peter ISTe
proctor, against the Steamboat ~, ms
Brardels, her ens1nes, tackle, apparaGy
furniture, boilers, and machiner-v Ses e.;
at said District upon cause of coS nI,Ne9
civil and maritime, and claiming das ~
ages in the sum of $50 70, and praviae 80
cess against said steamboat, and that tbe
same may be condemned and sold there.
for.
Now therefore, in pursuance of the mo-
nftfon under the seal of said Court, to me
directed anu delivered, do hereby give
public "a office to all persons claiming said
gooos, or any part thereof, or in any man
ner Interested therein, that they be and
appear before the District Court of the
United states, to be held at the city o. In
dianapolis. IN and for the District OF In
diana, on the first Monday of september
next, at ten O'Clock ofthe forenoon of that
day, then and there to interpose their
claims and make their allegations in that
behalf BEN. SPOONER,
Marshal, U. s.
Attest; J. ID. ROWLAND, Clerk.
ans dat
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Mh0 are Nae Leaders 2


1t was noticeable feature of the
New York Convention that the old
and prominent Copperheads and Sens
Of Liberty of the North were the most
influential actors, and that they, with
the aid of the Rebel delegates, were
enabled to have their own way. None
were more distinguished in that body
than VALLANDIGHAM, of Ohio, and
BIGLER, Of Pennsylvania, FORREST,
Of Tennessee, and HAMPTON, of
South Carolina. Aud these same
men have been the most prominent
IN advocating the claims of SEYMOUR
and BLAIR before the people. We
have heretofore referred to WADE
HAMPToN's speeches in the South.
Ga Saturday last were held two of
the largest Democratic meetings ever
assembled in Indiana; one at Fort
Wayne, addressed by G. i. VAL
LANDIaHAM, and the other by L. p.
MILLIGAN, near Logansport. VAL
LANDIaHAM in his speech used con-
siderable policy, and was more care
ful in his utterance of sentiments, but
MILLIGAN did not hesitate to throw
off the mask, and declare the honest
sentiments of the leaders of the
party. After referring to the despo-
tism of majorities by which the De-
moeraey had been so previously OPP
pressed the past eight years. he spoke
OF the action of the New York Con-
vention as follows:
Before that convention met T was
not in favor of paving off tba bonds
IN greenbacks. Thai oonyent;on
adopted it as a compromise To he
bondholders and the opnreasors ~
your children. / 90 now with tban
4 hold that 10 IS a Uillaino1,e ~
eyeyy dollar Of Il, from rs Ueyn io ,,sa,
tim. NeUeT a dollar of that debt ri.
contracted for goHr liberty md aCelfore !.
BET, under the Constitution, this aoGs ~
only justification for CONTRACTING ii
The trar 3o0s lCdged iR the interest 81
fte mon taTy and nadngfdctuFtag inter
est Of The country, and not to restore thu
NfHtbR. a tCttt tftcNt 50 tft lCO1 4 fOIQ
them 50 ~ 1862, IN 1868, and again IL
1864. Then they stopped me.
1t will be remembered that this
MILLIGAN was the distinguished In
diana Son Of Liberty traitor. who was
sentenced to be hung for his treason
in 1884, and only spared through the
interposition of Governor MORTON.
This traitor and repudiator is highly
pleased with the Democratic nomina-
ton. He says:
The more | contemplate that NOM
1nauon the better / am satisfied with
It. Ii had been asserted in a Cincin-
natl paper that ( was in favor of or
ganizing a third party. After reflect
ing on all the material at the Conyen-
ton, Horatio Seymour commanded
my highest veneration. / saw in him
2 statesman who never sought the 90.
tice OF President; under whose grid
ance we shall be secured from I'll IN
ture aggresslons, and upon whose
knowledge we can rely for protection. .
Such are the leaders of the Demo-
cratic PARTY to-day. And it is expect
90 that the loyal people of this &C un-
Ty VIII give them sufficient aid ID the
poAs to secure their return 10 Office
and power.
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SEYMOUR asks what has been done
with the money collected during the
last eight years. Republicans reply,
spent in prosecuting a war of which
such as he were the cause, and in es-
tablishing civil governments in States
where life and property were insecure
through the sympathy rebels received
from such men as HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
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Common shape, as good as the best. The
RED JACKET (Colburn's Patent) AXE
cannot be excelLed. We guaranty they
will cut Is per cent more that common
Axes, with less labor to the chopper.
Send fo1 circular and prices to LIPPIN.
COTT d BAKEW ELL, PITTsBURGH, Pa,
sole Manufacturers. For sale by principal
Hardware Dealers.
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mo. l.i7l.l
United States Marshal's Notice.

United States OF America, District of In
diana, 50:
wHYHEsEAs, = LIBEL OF IN
W. formation was filed III the District
Court OF the United states for he District
of Indiana, on the Z7th q Y of Septem Der,
1867. by Alfred KIlgore Esq IT, :. Distr CT
Attorney. on bera att of lie United 81 ties,
against the teamnoat " Morning st u
her master ami owners, seized IT said Dis
trict IoI a violation OF the revenue laws of
the United States. and praying process
against said steamboat. and that the same
may be condemned and sold therefor.
Now, therefore, In pursuance of the mo-
milton under the seal OF said Court 10 me
directed and delivered. l do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming SAID
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man
ner Interested therein. that they be and
appear before the said. the District Court
~ the United States, to be held at the city
TL Indianapolis. in a d for tine district OF
nnuiana. on the IsJ MONDAY of September
1eA1, ~ ~ O'Clock OF the forenoon of that
c cIayy then and there to interpo>e their
behalf. 1eAA a -
A..o.. BEN. SOONER. Marshal, u. s.
AMI 7t AZ, ). ID. HowLAND, Clerk.
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2ARNABAs G. h.
ican candidate for Snn
Public Instruction 80 1nuene ~
PHILLIPS, the Democra.;e OnN n.
have both been in atterd.s- te'
Teachers Institute at SLo1, = the
and both have delivered add. me-
a correspondent of the Cipo;n-s.
Commercial says the difference j
wide between the qualifications Of
the two men and 80 strikingly in favor
Of Professor b. G.. HOBBS. that II i
useless to spend time in comparing
them.
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DIR. j. w. POLAND'S
White Pine Compound

Is now offered to the afflicted throughout
the country, after having been proved by
the test of thirteen years in the New Eng
land States, where its merits have become
as well known as the tree from which, in
part, 1T derives its virtues.
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GOVERNOR BAKER spoke

GOVERNOR BAKER spoke at In
dianapolis to one of the largest audi
ences of the campaign, on Saturday
evening last, and was received with
great enthusiasm. The speech is pub.
lished in full in the Journal, and is a
very able document. The iSenti-
mel IS forced to admit that his speech
was very foreible and well received by
the np0nle
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12

In 1864 the Democratic party was
for peace, and now it is for war. 1t
is peace party when there IS a war
for the Union on hand, and a war
party when the men who conducted
the war say " Let us have peace"
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HILL SEMINARY fo

NOEAAGE HILL SEMINARY for
~ Young Ladies, Pougnkeepsie, II. Y.
Re-opens September Is. The best features
of European aud home schools Especial
attention to Modern Languages, Music,
and Art. DR.. Lewis's Gymnastics. Situa.
ton and climate unsurpassed. For pros
pectus, address Rev. G 20. T. RIDER. Rec
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1868-09-23
PHILApsLPHIA, September -, 1868

PHILADELPHIA, September -, 1900
Flour In the Four market there is
more activity, but at decline of fully
25c = Dbl. Abous 1000 bbIs. changed
hands chiefly new wheat Northwest ex-
ira family, at s9@9 80 including some
old do. at SO 75OiO 80, Pennsy sylvania
and Ohio at Sl0Gl2; fancy lots at
sl3@l4, and extras at ssWS 25,-
Rye Flour is steady, with sales of 100
bbls aa IS jOG9 50.
GRAIN There is fair demand for
prime Wheat, bat other descriptions are
neglected, sales of .5000060GO bush good
and prime ,ed at 81 29i@2 IS, and 1000
bush amber at 81 30@z So, white ranges
from 81 20 to 81 60 Rye is steady at
81 550l 50 to7 Pennsylvania and 81 80
(1l II for Southern Corn is duh and
l(Q2c lower, sales OF 1900 bush, yellow
at 81 y. Otts are held firmly. We
quote Pennsylvania at 7S@,1.c., as in
quality,
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MIFFLINTOWN F0UEDaY
MACHiEsE SHOP !!

N7E, the undersigned, would respectfully
W. announce 10 the citizens of yonie.l
and adjoining counties that we hare purchased
the Mifiintown Foundry and Aacbine hop,
aud are prepared to manufacture articles 0f
earioiis descriptions, such rs fo'- 44I ST.
Horse -Dousr 1hresR.ng Machines, being the eel
ebrated. and best adapted 20 the wants IF the
public now extant, anu which we will warrant
to perform all they are recommended 10 40
Plows of the latest and most improved pat
terms, considered by all who have u--i them
TO be superior to any now in Use II Ibis part
of the country.
We are also prepared to manufacture all
kind of Mil Gearings, such as Cog Gearing.
Gudgcons. Saw Mil Cranks, and TuraiuS .,Dl
fitting up the same. We also manutagture
all kinds of
Coal, Hood, PdrIor and Cooking Stores.
Also keen On hand the famed Oriental tAe
friend of every person--the stove which
makes home cheerful. We also manIf.ctU-e
Hollow Ware, Wsfle Irons, Brass Leather
Rnlers for tanners, &c.
We also have the exclusive right 10 manu-
facture B. ". Taber's Patent Cast IRON CHM
new. Parties who have purchased the Rights
of the several townships in this county viii
order of Us, as we have exclusive right and
con.rol of the said patrons Of JGniata county.
Ola Metal and country produce 0. ali kinds
taken in exchange for work.
Remember we sell ten Per cert. chedper
Than any other establishment in 'He country.
CRISwELL i KAuFFMAH.
Sep. 9, 155e-tf.
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\ NEW REYEpY rN CoNsUHrgIoS.-A Ply
sician who had Consunp ptiou Tor several years,
with frequent hleedings of the lungs. cared
himself with medicine unknown to the pro.
fessiOn, when his case appeared hopeless
ie is the only physician aila hfs usc,. il II
his own person, or VINO has any knowledge Of
its virtue, and he can asc; ,hc the degree q.
health he now enjoys to nothing but the use
OF his medicine and nothing but utter des
pair and entire extinction of all hope Of re
covery, 20 -g"ther with "A want of confidence
in all others induce him to hazard the exper-
iment. To those suffering with any disease
Of the Lungs he proi.rrs treatment ne conf
dently belives will eradicate tie disease
Price S l.5O per bottle or IS a half dczen,
sent by express. Send for a circular or call
on
DR. T.. BoYLsToS JACFsoY,
No. go North Teath Street, philadelpha-
may -, lSG5-ly,
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Married.

On the 25th ult., by Rev. A. NJ. Barnil T.
GEORGE DEN and Miss AMELIA ERNEST,
both Of Patterson.
On the 10Th inst, by the same, PERRY
GRuBB, of Perry county, Pa, and Miss
NANCY SHELLENBERGER, Of Juniata co
On the same, by the same, WILLIAM
CUBBiSON and Mist SOPHIA FORREY.
both of this place.
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GRACE 5 CELEBRATED SALVE.

We are constantly hearing favorable re-
port from those who have tried this remedy.
Amy Anthony, wife of Mark Anthony, of this
city, and living at No q Locust Street. nf-
flctcd with felon on the finger was recently
induced to make II trial Of the Salye. Almost
ins anily She experienced relief from the pain,
which had been almost uncomfortable. Every
other remedy but this proved unavaiiing.-
Those who have tried il once are satisfied o..
its merits, and nothing will induce :hcm to be
without \ supply.-taH Rirer .sc,cs.
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{; e e A L - z Il
At I'll Il
y 6 ~ S z O z c c
!. E s49GDEGEhTlDs
~>>~---~~~---~~
TX TEE CRYSTAL PALACE DUILpISc,
MIFFhiNTOWN, PA.
-G 2r@a aims

'i'IIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
chased the stock Of goods formerly be-
longing 10 Frow 6 Parker. and having add
ei TO ii quite an assortment from the Phil
alelphia market, is DOW ready to snplly the
citizens of Miflntown aud vicinity with any
gRnd everything that is usually kept in
S-ouhiry store, ami a great many things that
have never been kept before. lie is deter
mined to sci. goods NJ REDUCED PRICE
and make it au object for the people to bny
from him. A large stock Of DRY GOODS, con-
sisiing of Ladies Dress Goods, such as
FRENCH MERiEOES,
SHEPHERD PLAlDS. (all wool,
FANCY PLAlDS, (all wocl)
PLAIN WOOL DELAINES
rRESS FLANNELS,
TLAIN SACK FbAENELS,
WHITE FLANNELS,
BLUE TWIELED FLANNELS,
REDFLANNELS,
Mullins.
BR AKFIST SHAW LIS &c, SC.
tanbc Ead at
7. Il HILDEBRAND'S.
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MORE DEMoCRATIC HELp-Under
the above head the morning Harrisburg
Patriot says:
The first number. of new paper, call
ed Tie Juaiata Valley Democrat, pu5-
lishel at Perrysyi.ie, Pa BY W. S
Lukeubach, is on our table. 1t displays
tine Seym and BAR flag, aud will take
m active part in the work now in hand
of hurting the Radical revoiutionlsts from
power.
We have heard that there was such a
PAPER but as yet have failed to receive
any a, our Office, but judging from the
few we have observed laying around loose
and opinions expressed BY Democrats geu-
eraliy We believe that about one ''more
beIp" Of that kind would elect the Rep
Gcan ticket by a regular Maine majority
i there one more of the same kiad lett
l. there is let " have it.
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THAT's So.-H,s'ory and observation
have demonstrated to the thinking mind
that it is not best for the interests of this
country to have large individual land
owners. But while history is silent on
the subject, observation has convinced US
that the largest, cheapest and best stock
of merchandise in the county can be founc
al Joe Penneii's store in Patterson. Go
and See
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Price only Sl15. Send for circular and
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Also. Fa,nily Quar;o Bibles. best edition
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No. % S. Sevenih, Philadelphia, Pa.
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TO BlAUrlrY 4NU DBEs5 rhr Hair,
aod restore 1t 10 IT'S na,urai co,or, aud TN
part th,, beautiful gloss, odor, etc, use
hrs. S y Al!eu's Improved (new syie)
Hair Rcstorer or Dressing, jin one 5oue.
= cry prug.is; sells it. Price Oue Do!-
lar. September 1l-lm
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1868-09-23

NoTIcE Quite Il number of our Sub
scribers are indep;ed 10 us for subscrip
;ion, job work, &c. for two and three
wears We need money and must have
these accounts settled. 1t is disa2reable
ask 10 DE writing these duns cor,inualiv.
but some people seem to forget that even
printers Use money sometimes. Two
three and four do,ists is a small amount
TO eacn OK those who are indebted to Us,
but it makes large amount whea count
ed up in cur books. We hope our friends
viii not neglect these little matter"
longer, bat pay up at oace.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1868-09-23

C1URT House ELECTION The law
passed last winter in reierance to votiug
for or against the removal Of the County
seat, is plb!ished in tul on our first page.
We publish it this time by request aud
hope that every voter will read it 50 that
he can vote iu.elligently.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1868-09-23

THE Democrats have been howling and
making a great fuss about greenbacks
auo want the bonds paid off with the same
Ga Thursday last one Of the ueu with
Garduers show passed a Democratic
gIeeu back on a Democratic land lord Of
this place, aud on Friday morning. az soon
as he sa" the likeness of Seymour on il
lie pronounced it counterfeit, and started
- Newport and had Ii redeemed
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1868-09-23

To THE WEAK, THE WoaN, AND THE
WEARY, the Editor Of the Boston Record
er says: I'VE can most unhesitatngly y
recommend the Peruvian Syurp, pro
tected solution of the protoxide Of iron, 10
all the weak. the worn, and the weary
having richly experienced IFS benetis 1t
possesses ali the qualities claimed tor it By
Its proprietor"
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GULaA ELL Is.

J. ]. PATTERSON. ............. r. T. PARKER
IT HE highest market price will be PAID in
I 1 Cash for ali kinds OF grain delivered at
Euba Mills or at Miffin.
= Flour, Feed. &C., for sale at the above Mill
or in Mifflin by
PATTERSON & PARKER.
lIifllintown, april 20, 1SGi-tf.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1868-09-23

dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP
- tice is hereby giren that the partnership
lately existing between Sias \. Shamp and
Amos II. Martin. in the foundry business. was
dissolved by mutual consent on the 81 dcy of
Auyuet, 1863 TIE Books will remain il the
hands of A. IL. Martin for collection. for two
mGuihs. AMOS II. MARTIN,
SiLAS A. SHAMP.
sept Q, 1858.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1868-09-23

A BRoraER Of Thomas Merk,ine, who
recently comm!.;ed suicide in Altoona,
was killed on Friday, between Harrisburg
aod Lancaster, while going to the Nc
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1868-09-23

ESTRAY.-Came to the residence of the
~ subscriber in Delaware township, near
East Salem. on or about the lst Of last June,
a White Boar Pig, about four or five months
old. The owner is requested to come for
ward. prove property. pay charges and take
it away, otherwise it will be disposed of ac-
cordinc to law. A. Il. KURTZ.
SEPT 9, lS6S-6t*