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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-10-25

A SSINEES NOTICE.-Henry Brubaker
"A Of Bealc tevnsbip, Juniats county, Pa.
Having made voluntary assig nment OF ali
his property real and personal for the bene-
ht OF creditors. All persons having claims
against said Henry Brnbaker are requested to
present them properly authenticated for sett-
lsment and all persons owing him are requcs
ed to make payment Immediately to the un-
dersgned assignee residing at Miffiintown,
0JJfEEEMfAH LYONS. A.rs..,
Sept. y, '65.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24

CHICKENS BY TIE WHOLESALE --One
Of our friends in the suburbs has fitted up
an apartment on his premises, in which to
hatch chickens through artificial heat
The first experiment consisted in arrang-
ing fifty eggs upon shelves in the room,
covering them with cotton, and raising the
temperature Of the room, with a gas
heater, to 100 degrees. This was done
three weeks ago, and yesterday the chick
ems commenced to break the she'll, and to
peep in the conventional manner common
to all we'll regulated chickens Our friend
hit upon los degrees as the proper tenn
pera.ure, by placing a thermometer under
a setting hen, which raised the murcury
at that point He is much pleased with
his success. and thinks of continuing on
erations on a larger scale.-[Cleaveland
Herald.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24

The Presbytery clergy of Missouri have
issued a long manifesto giving their rca-
sons why they cannot take the oath pre-
scribed by the new constitution of that
State In addition to other objections
which they urge, is the one contained in
the following extract:
eve object to the prescribed oath, al
though this is not an insurmountable diff
Guilty III our way, because it makes cruel
and inyi1ious distinction between ministers
of the gospel and nearly al other classes
of citizens. Men may devote themselves
to the medical profession, or to any mer-
camille pursuit, or to any of the mechan-
zeal arts, without let or hindrance; but
that peculiar calling which belongs to a
kingdom not of this world, is the very vo-
cation which the trainers of the constitu-
ton have stiSmatized and held up tC
public suspicion. Such an act is neither
just nor generous, and if it was the
object of the con vention to drive away
certain ministers, who, for any reason
was odious to them, it would have been
far better, and the world will say it would
have been far more manly had they in
vented somo fairer mode of accomplishing
their end
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24


BRUTAL OCTRAGE.-A few days since
another most brutal and fiendish outrage
was committed near Wheeling. Two la.
dies who were returning from that city to
their homes were ovcrtaken by seven sol
diers, one Of whom seized the reins of one
of the horses, stopped the animal and
dragged the helpless woman to the ground.
The men forced the wo nau from the road
and there each Of the fend5 in human
form violated her person and shamefully
abused her The other lady fortunately
switched her horse forward, and escaped
from the outlaws. As yet none of the
fellows have been arrested We hope a
speedy arrest and the most condign pun
ishment will soon Overtake them Pitts
burgh Chronicle.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24

Mr. Jay Cooke has just made an ex-
PLANTATION of the means he employed to OBJ
tain in one week subscriptions to the ma
tional Loan Amounting to nearly one hum
dred millions of dollars. The explains
tion is in single word-he advcrtiscs
This explains the marvel He accomplish
ed nothing that another man nay not
in his own business. Liberal advcr-
Using in the papers was the rod with which
he smote the rock, and performed fl
nancial miracle Phila. Price Current
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24
Directors:
Disease can not touch those who
use ROback's lsittcrs,

While Roback's Bitters are kept in the family
circle sickness never enters.
These Bitters have been found to be a perfect
antidotc for removing the first symptoms of nearly
all diseases, il taken in the proper time.
They are composed Of ingredients which arc
known by the medical faculty to be most eifica-
cious IN disorders ofthe stomach and intestines.
The medical properties are SO various that they
prove beneficial in all complaints ct whatsoeyer
nature they may be, hence their great ma nd
and the universal good derived from their use.
A judicous use Of these Btters imparts the
se-tint of health to tho checks, and health and
vigor 10 the entire frame. 59-Im
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24

\ patient JUDGE.-The most extra
ordinary instance on record in modern
times, is that of an Illinois Judge, who
listened silently for two days while a
couple of wordy attorneys coutended about
the construction of an act of the legisla
ture. and then ending the controversy by
quietly remarking: "Gentlomen the Law
is repealed"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24

Nor SUFFICIENT CAUsE.-It was Gus
tomary years ago, to publish from the pull
pit, Connecticut, banns of matrimony. On
one occasion an old man rose and said: 81
forbid the banns.'s On being asked to
state his objections. he replied: al had
reserved Dinah Curtis for myself" The
objection was not deemed good.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24

\ down caster advertises for wife after
the following fashion:
"Any gal what's got COW, good
feather bed with comfortable fxlns, $500
in hard pewtcr-one that's had the inca
slcs, and understands tendin children
can find a customer for life by writin' ;
billy dux, addressed to Q. Y. and stickin
it in a crack in Uncle Ebenezers barn
back side joinin' the hog pen"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24

A certain dissatisfied wife says her hus.
band is such blum .erer that he cant try
on new boot or new shoe without
putting his foot in il"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24

Liberty, like love, is hard to keep as to
win, and the exertions by which it was
originally gained will be worse than fruit
less, if they be not followed up by the as
siduities by which alone it can be prescrv-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24

A SURE REMEDY FOR A FELoN-This
very painful eruption with all the ''reme>
dies" recommended, is seldom arrested
until it has run a certain course, after
causing great suffering for two or three
days The following remedy is vouched
for by the Advocate as acertain thing from
its own knowledge Take pint of COM
mon soap, and stir in air-slacked lime till
it is tho consistence of GLACIERS putty
Make leather thimblc, fill ii with this
composition, aud insert the finger therein
and a cure is certain This Is domestic
application that every house keeper car
apply promptly.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24
VOLUME 10.
Too Much Mother.

Artcmus Ward gets off the following
good paragraph:
Our ballad writer's put too much in their
melodies Thus we have Dear mother,
I've come hone to die. "-"Mothcr is the
battle DER? "--Mother, dear, o pray for me y
Write letter to my mother" just as
if she would do it until he washed the
cork from his face. A mother is good
thing. Without mothers, in fact, life
would be unpleasant. But why sing the
maternal parents so persistcntly, and in
such shaky verse? Why not vary the
thing, and occasionally produce father
or two? five must continually sing about
our parents, let US by all means give the
cold man chance"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24

All kinds Of Job Work done at this Office on
short notice with Deatness and dispatch
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24

The undersigned has few large sized resi-
dcncc lots. ehgibly located, wSich he -sill sell
cheap for cash. or part cash and the residne on
Il ne 60 suit purchasers. These lots areabout
twice the sac Of ordinary town lots.
3n6tf j. O.. OSBORNE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24
THE SINNISSIPPI

Has been instituted.
You have now an opportunity of insuring your
property with safe and reliable Company in our
own state. Ii shouldbc the pride and pleasure of
every citizen TO encourage home enterprise, and
by comparing the plan OF this company with that
OF others, no person can fail to perceive the ad
vantaSes ofthe SinRissIppi over any similar insti
tuition doing business in our State.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24
GE.T'3R "
r. CE

Ut All kinds of Count Produce ak en- in
change for Goods.
april
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24
OniccI.S:

ELIJAH GOODWIN, President,
VIM. p. LEDW ICH, Vice President,
OEN r. BERRY. Secretary,
w NJ. L. LEDWICU, Treasurer.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-08-24
GOOD ARTICLE!
SO CHEAP.

The subscriber has large and good stock and
will sell atbarely living profits Having superior
work men always employed, he can furnish custom
work, and do repairing To suit all.
Designing to remain in business here, he will
make 1t to the interest of the public topatronize
him. GEORGE KOCH.
Plymouth, indiana, September 10, '63 NIT
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Coal.

EIRE WOOD-GOOD PINE At $40 PER
load; also Virginia pine, oak anu hicsoy, al no
iosost market prices ons-third cord T. load, aud
delivered to any part Of the city, Woodward "a ~
bet S5th aud Both su ROWLAND 90, 81
KNlCKERBOCKER ANTHRACITE COAL
IA Co.. Offices 4l6 Broadway, corner Canal a. We
aie now delivering superior Lehigh Coal U
sIoekholdsIs d " W psT ton screened, Nv
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A NUMBER or GIRLS WANTED TO
~ l7is.c v,s'. for machine. Cons'. mt york .rd
{ pi. Inquire al she seek. at 30 Grand strect,
v I---LrL.L----- u
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WANTED.

NANTED-HANDS TO SEW AND BIND
w sIrpcuderr: also young rcu 70 crc.so leather.
Al - Warren ~. I. ABRAMS. 40
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N\TANTED-A GOOD SHIRT AND DRAW
w ~ cutter Appy At FRtfpBEEGER a. NEW-
MANS, 1lu Chamber st. up stairs. III
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WANTED-1 HORSESHOER AND Hell
W pes TN and 6Jth sts, broadway. rs
WANfED-A GOOD SMART BOY TO
49,, ,r.l.l on bread. ATpb to II. sTRhrroN, 1855
huintiC ~, " oOklyn. %
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OPERATIONS WANTEn-ON CLOTH o
OpERATORS-MANrEn 10 Gnnn

" ters on SINGERS snd ". 4 " nschiro-, and
on Grover d Baker'r machines for hemIuing. go
hands can make rio TO az per week IL Biosdvt
ilh door over The hrll-.h Llnsn-Aln. II
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hlERAIORS WANTED ON FINE VESTS
" on W. a W. machine. Also II les Iosiuc,s.
GOOD waves aud paid while lcdrniuf. Come plopsr
TO 40 to work. Apply ~ Wee Goth ~, top floor %
DLUMBERS-A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS
vofkel years AZ the business wishes 90 20 under
inst urtions for or ear In fret clsf' shop as
he oen tools. Address PHI hBtR, B.1 90 sun
DN'ce uU'
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WANlED - AN OPERATOR ON SHOES,
'oe eood operator high wages will 10 paid, llso
''od uiier and Lootuen. 1913
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General intelligence.
tsy ksd I. IL. S.u YOri ss..i

MovEN,-Ts are being made in Austria IN prevent
an expected Gsrbsldiau expedition into Nenets
this spring.
1nE horse, Of the late Duke de Morney, about 1870
IN number are 10 DO sold by suction This month.
His pictuisn are aso 10 be brought unheT the h-m-
mer
LATB letter from wilmington. n. c., says thai
the people of that city almnN upon thc verge %
1,arva'ion, and that great numbers arc suffering
from disease.
Tga.tBtr murder recently took place In hsrern
At Scutari. A young Arab slave owned by Aoinot
Ehoudi had born ptomiso1 Ills lborty but TIC DO n
being delayed b. tho interference OF the kuendls
wife tho Arab entered the hArem and ssrAnsled her
HAMLros G. FAUST has lett Washington with su-
thorty to open The FirsI National Bank at Rich.
moui. II will have capiIal oftwo hundred and
fifteen thousand dollars and be In operation IN ten
days.
| THE Atchison tRansssl CnAsrIo- SAYS trains
! for Denver, Montana Idaho and Salt Lake arc
moving out Of the oity every day. Tie Spring
emigration has commenced In reality, and u IL ex'
pected 81 10 immoncc.
Tnr members OF tho wss.ern Fire Engine Cornpa.
nv, in T~cutioth street Philsd iphia, have rope
stretched from tleir house scross tho street 10 the
| bulliny opposite. Suspended Ia cfHgy reprs-
scntitg Jefferson Davis In the hsnl Of the A,Ire
IN csrpc.-bag and attached 10 tho feet il pscard
| inscribed Jefferson leaving for Dzuville." The
| figure sutrsots considerable attention.
| JEvr DAVIS recently, .ayss correspondent, sent
a particular friend u his 10 inquire q, General
| Grants headquarters whether IL WAS thought that
| General GrNut would agree that President Lincoln
| would permit him Daysl 20 take ship At one "
our oris for iorcgu country, provided that DA-
| va would give his parole never &C. return, II d
me.srnger was informed Ihat tho business Il Gen-
| erhl Grant wns to make upon the rebellion,
and that be had no power 10 give passports to for
| egn countries.
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THE RETURN Og PEACE.--rho city was or
naincntcd with t,rs yester!sJ in honor Of the return
q, peace. Every puhlic building and uauy private
residences had banners flying, The King. County
supervisors Bounty Committee held a meeting yes
tcsdGy morning. and adopted thc following n,solu-
tious
E,so'r,d That THU County paw no mGTe bounty tor
rCc HIll'r ul volunteers
Itsa.rri Tint 100 ca.c of drafted men leipr hclI 10
-rl'ico 'lc frovrt Marshal a.o iclu,'ted tn give
le discharged; md in rUrh drafted m cannot
Dee dlgAArlcd, Or Euel time, tbNn this County W III
pN such drafted linen tor one y,ar't substitutes or
utir bounty
The discon'inuAnce OF the War viii cause good
deal Of distress in this city. There are number Of
eiHcErr hake,ios, clntoen manufactures, sc, all
An'r7 no>onmrut employ. Mir. Robins, the pro
pNetor of tAo oautycu mauJiactory in York street
hrr 'isch4tFrd muety men, and hundteds will be-
''' Gr'd IN l.-s ...l amouth from this tine, fIou
'"f IAcAtr ta,,.,i and ether establishments de
" Aa uIon the Government
IuE NAVY YARD SrRIkEns stil hold ont
h"Na'cis wee standing cui.do u the gates ye.ter.
! "N'' "NNhN for ching a. turn up Hon. ges-rs
nay "'h'- h1'-shIe q and Dariinr are expected Il
l"''"'4' Ia their behalf some have. however
'oa. 10 "o'E "''rl tees dictated uv the Cavern
meLt \ eomu..Iicc, sent " Wa.hipst5n. hsye no,
! yet returned "
HE NosF 'FTnFlN AR.-Tho total amour,
Of money up gpsiuJe4 b. hmss County IN, ,,,, ,,lf
ct volunteers "nDhee aGl having Louutle.. sirc,
1863 Is s'-'Lls''>'' The nrmttr of men furnishe,
! to the army and navy was abou, 3QvoO.
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April Is Rios, 22-s. sets 32-Nn rise,.io ..
CLEARED
sTEAusIIPS- I, utonia, Hamburg; John Glib
son, Alexandria u &.
sHIPs star Of tho West, Iiyerpool Niuairsnes,
London. Bazaar, Portland.
BAGKs-IIeroine, Hilton Head Robert sims
Quebec; Thoma. Terry, st Stephenr, b. Brothers,
New Orleans, Nay Flower, Bagbaioes.
BRIGS-R.ssie York, Parrboro. n 8; Petrol, Prince
Edw ard. Island; Emily Fisher, Port AL Prince
sCHooSERs, wcyl o..et, ws.hiur,on, y c; Nay
Queen, Orirud, Me; Primes Of Wales, Halifax: Gen
burnside, Bsracoa; Emma Bacon, Boston.
ARRIVED
STEAMSHIPS Herman LIVINGSTON, Beaufort. y
&; Guicu Rule, Gre town Mic toutcls Havana via
Naassu baltimore, Washington, u c; Cha & Learv,
Fortress Monroe; Parthcuia, Newbern, via Fortress
Monroe California Fortress Monroe; llelyetia- Nv.
erpOol and Queenstown, Commander, horehead CITY;
via Fortress Monroe.
sHIPS-Caroline Ncsu.ith, = Royal. Martha Liv'l;
BENJAMIN ADAM, New orleans aud the Bar
RARKs-R v GrimtAs, MaiAnzNs Laura, Bremen;
Northv Opi. hatanous; Eureka, SaruR Hannibal,
Port Roy al; Annie, Of 81 John, Is, from Havana;
ERIGs-Tri'on, Fsardo, = X, Eclip.e, Ponce, = X;
ni7.on. C.eriaero-: Ccntaur, Ncuyltss, walter
Howe, OF Bangor, Maine, from Cardcnas Cuba;
Fashion, hayaguel Geo Amos, Beaufort
sCHOONERS-Wm Cousins, Frontera, Mcx: Ida
A Iayno, Georgetown; " Hathaway, han-anila;
j + Doughty, NirfiniN Il Butvorth, Baltimore; Asa
FldriiLC. Nirciuis, browning, do, White fAwn,
Georgetown; j Muller NirPinia Geuroy, George
town; AdHmautine, Hstteras; Ann Flower Boston for
Albany; Elizabeth SeruT, Bridreport Mkry Hall
Rocklaud samuel y smith, Now Haven; II Il Met
calf Boaton B9undhiook, kockland; Amanda, Jones
horo; Allen Is lerry, New Haven; oriental, East Ma
chas; + X Hammond, Elizabethp,it for Boston, 4
Jones, Machine; n n Godfrey Newport; Jeddie, Eliz
abethport for Bos'on; n Hall, Fostroes Monroe, A
Jennings, Nirsinis Mason, do Union, do; Rio
GIunde, do Mary Parker, Fortress Monroe; David
son, Albany for Bridgeport; lloa'on, Mes nsvon;
ChoctaW, 90; Adelaide, IluntinEou; y burton,
Hartford. MARY NOVEL;, Elizabethport for Boston,
ID ii Hodekinl, New Havon. Mary Anna Fall RivOr;
T. Bement, Virginia. Moonlight, Baltimore; j
Nsughn, Virginia; VIM ' an name, Hampton Roads;
silver star, Fortress Monroe; NJ lmield Virginia.
r. \ Conklng, Georgrtown; Tunis DcpeE, Virginia;
4 Aumack, Fortress Monroe; Fanny Moss Baltimore.
A sloon, beaufort, NC A Anderson. Georgetown.
| BELOW-Brig Dragon, Morehead City.
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PAIN EXTRACTOR

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
a., A., S S9g specihc for Burns and scaIds reliey.
bs ~ ith Ikohy 10 iew minutes and alwaya
n'ins s'th9Ht scar Positive cure for Piles r.
sr1 . WIZ e. convinced, 1t has nov been In use
h ,ts o. and not family mat has used IL one.
Saen Secidep ouced to BE- Without box in case Of
III Ii't II nag no eqQa in curing CIs SDS
he wo1s, SdP5N GEh SORES RHEl MATIsM, and
snpip, soreS H,,s sha BCNiONs. All nfaInmations
c.s .r SNsiy 2,heI remedy Three sizss-s6 ca Sc
or aAu g. :. box contains much as siI rs CO
lAserN - New YSSk, S'N - "'sI ia
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Tnr FUNERAL oB Coz. JANEwAY-Thc fu-
neral Of the late Col. H1rh II. jneray, Isl n. j .
CavalrJ, Killed in battle Jettersviils, III tskc
place this Saturday afternoon at o'clock In the First
Presbyterian Church, Washiupton It, Jersey CITY.
The special committee appointed by the Common
Council TO make arranrenenp for the obeequies fo-
uest " the citizens close their places Of busnet
cutng the funeral ceremonies and that tie hugs on
The shipping and on All privan reed'nc"s hc dspa'
ei during the day a. laif-maP' Inc rtfnanh VIA be
oonvnyed 70 Nov Brnns Hick ior inlernenL
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vi ED1CnNES.

a NJ fEkSON VINO Is FOND OF LIQUOR
giving unknown # need be! TO tho drinker Dr.
IELES FAMOUS TEMPERANCE Fowl ERS.
Price one dollar. For sal, NJ SO Division 81; 2l4
Eighth and Isl Hudson St, New York Hayes lT5
Fulton st. and Mne's, 2lT Fulton IT, brooklyn, aud
at 40 South I'd II, Wiliamshurgh. \ B.-Bewarr
Of mutations which ucken those TO whom they are
wen. 20
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Fort SUMTER.-Ono hundred guns were
fred las, evening from the City Hail Psrt, B-cokly
Ia honor Of the raising Of the old flag Fort sum
ter band OF music added the interest Of the &C
caaiou.
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER RATLROAD-ON AND
L after Monday, Jan. z5d. Trains lenve Both Street
station Albany and Troy and nlacs North and
West At I 80 aud II 3OA NJ; $40 $50 aud 1880 Pm
Sleeping cars attached 10 70 and 1VSO Y. NJ trains.
sunday train Co Y. N. Small cars vin run between
Chants and Both Etreet stations.
$50 j. " TOUCEY. As-t supt
STEAMBOAT FOR NEWARK LEAVES
, foot Of Deg II. New York at Inq AM and ~ 2 NJ.
Leaves Newark at A. NJ and NP.N. 81
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LOST AND POUND.

T OST-ON THE NIGHT lOr THE 18Th,
IL tThursday)a drab portrnonr he. containing 10
and a dollar ereenbsot. Also ~ bill bank IN
known Also about 81 cent? In nall currency going
from ST Mary's church, Grand st. TO 81 Teresa's,
'hpnce 10 ST. James 70 Transit turation, Mott e. TO
~ Andrews. Duane ct. Who. yer will return the
sane 10 Eliza Moran, $50 Madi st. win receive
literal euard and thanks Of the owner. 1913
T OST, ON MARCH 9TH, u, SO1E POR ESQ
- dated April let, 1864, draw. by JOHN EVANS,
pavnble ON demand TO ISAAC Z. PAINTER. or or
der All p.rsous are torbddsn TO negotiate the
ssme. poytneut having been stoT ped. li3
r OST-ON FRIDAY Nv ENING, f4TH, ON
- or about the cor. Broadway and Canal ste, small
short Tae finder will be suitably rewarded by brras-
ins MIN to 81 Grand at 1EJ
@ = REWARD PIGS, l BARROW AND
J.ou black spot on tail and eye, stsyed O. stolen
from KOBFRr McCAKT,N, betvse Hickh and Co
lumbiA sts IN Lupuoer At. Brooklyn. 30
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GROCERIES.

90 TO THOMAS n AGNEW, 26O AND zoe
VI GGeenwich =, cor Of hurry y, and there you
vii find teas, cotees FISH -four and everything Use
houte. 3Ts
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BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUI-TEETH ON
=, sny,i o. god y To ~ each tooth rubber, full
hicd with gold other filings 81 eerts upw ards All
cne4 warranted, BY DIR. II. NILLERS, 43 Bosery,
opposite the Old Theatre B43
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Too Late for Classification.


EOR SALE Il POWERFUL BROWN
i horse from the country, Il hsnds high, yoar
old suitable for truck, coal cart OF ANY heavy work.
Call . u Wet 9, Ia It, 10th and llth sves. $50
NOR SALI-A FARM OF 40 ACRES, 2 IL
i miles from MiddlrtO~ a. OrAnFe Co.. aud = mile
from X X citation q, oil tam house, barn an frult
Gram, stock, &c, sold with n II desired, Terms
oasv. Possession lt May. Apply to l94 Fulton -,
up stairs. 80
SHEETINGs, SHIRTINGS AND PRINTS,
- At still luoro reduced prices nj LAMBERrS, b2J
Greenwich II. Also an assortment OF caHsimeres tor
hoys' reaI Linen table, dainask, and linen hdkts.
very cheap. 3s5
SAWlNG MACHINE AND HORSE FOR
CSaio -s5 West l4th At. Can be seen for days.Ssi
VHE REV. j. II. WESTON, Professor
Il Of Antioch College will pre- lch In the Mission
Chulch, m Grcenp,int in 4th a. near Meserola, on
sunday a'ternnon, NJ 3 o'clock, 2S4
NNANTEp-A YOUNG MAN TO OPEN
w oysters and attend lunch counter Also color
Cd wslter Apnlv a. 5lg sixth ave. 5,3
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