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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-19

ISuuxAS CoSDucr OF THE PorIcE.-As far as
the general management Of the police force is
concerned, there is not much fault TO find.
Superintendent Kennedy keeps his men in
excellent trim, but, like other public organiya-
tons, errors will sometimes creep in, and the
weak point with our police is the falling so
common to all men "dress'd in little brief
authority" Of using II occasionally without due
discretion. We have had frequently to notice
cases Of excessive cruelty on the part Of some
policemen towards intoxicated persons and
others. Mr.. Kennedy should see that ignorant
Irishmen in policemens uniform are not permit
ted to club and otherwise maltrest unfortunate
people who may happen to be arrested. There
is no necessity for good deal Of the inhuman-
lily frequently witnessed In making arrests. II
Is disgrace to the force, and should be Pit a
stop 70 bv the Polioe Commissioners, Case
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opened nrmer, but closed STEADY. Oats were heavy.
Pork dull and heavy Beef steady, while lard
was dull and scarcely so firm whiskey was dull and
nominal Freights were unchanged.
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HoOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyu.-ErHIoPIAs MIN
msElsr-BALLAps, BvgLgsauKs PAsroxixrS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-19

: NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. SIS Broadway
LkCruRrs OxY HYDROGEN MICROSCOPE twice
daily. Open from A NJ. till 10 NJ.
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STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

AN UNKNOWN MAN Found DEAD TUE woons.-0n
Tuesday last as some boys were rambling through the
woods in the vicinity Of tho Finger Board Road, they
discovered tho dead body Of lying in the bushes
They Immediately gave an alarm when the body was
taken of and tho notified. Tho deceased
gcnieeiy dressed In suit of back Clothes gaitcr
boots and straw hat Ho had apparently been dead but
short time No marks OF violence could be discovered
on his person. He about Eve feet six inches in
height OF fair complexion and about fortynve years Of
age.
WILL THE METROPOLITAN POLICE BE RETAINED ON TIE
Is1ANo.-The Supervisors OF Richmond county have
under consideration the propriey Of retaining and
making permanent the poli'e force at present doing
duty IN the towns OF Castlcton and Sonthhed. II Is
supposed that appropriation for their pay, &C. VII
be made by tho Supervisors at their next annual meet
Ing S,il there Is difference II opinion yet existing
among portion OF tho tax payers in the matter 1t
mast be, however conceded ly all parties that tho pres
ence of the police has had most beneficial effect
shoulG the Supervisors decide upon continuing tho
police, they viii reserve TO themselves the right Of
control
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BILLIARDS.

Brilliant Contest In PhiladelphlR-PlunketlD De-
feats Victor Estephe for the Pennsy ,Vnnia
ionship p-Large Runs and an Aston
ishing Average.
PnILADErpmA, August -, 1868.
The match for 5000 and the championship Of Pennsyl-
vnuia OF here lsst night at SAMSON street Hall in
the presence Of fine audience It proved in more than
one sonse remarkable contest. Aside from the fact
that the runs much larger than 10 customary in
match games while the average was srperior any yet
recorded tho game win bc memora Ae as having been
won by Punke after had been Aoeded TO be lost by
everybody in the hail. and the ques zion with the major
ty of spectators had become simpI whether be would
be defeated by three or FIVE hundrs IA points.
The match caroms, 1900 pc bnas up, played upon
full sized rhean Coender table with 2S inch balls,
and began at ten minutes 10 eight and finished at
q Quarter past twelve. Edmun H kelms, Of Phadel-
phia Plunkett's referee END Thomas Foley, cham
pion of Iinos acted for Este phc Michael PheIan Of
New York. and Philip TiemapA of Cincinnati, aternsted
in nng the Office Of refeloe Plunke.i,s highest runs
we're 2a3 1875, IL. Ill and 124 and his average 80
Estephc who beaten lao pointS made average Of
q o3 and Of 2s2 ll3, 100 So and so. Punketrs
score was almost wholly made by nursing tho balls,
white Esiephes with the exception Of his largest run,
was the result OF the neht around the table
ever witnessed in a match Mt the fourba game.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey CITY.


ARREST roR ALLEGED MANUFACTURER Michael Murphy
arrested yesterday morning by Jersey City
a charge OF causing the death Of Patrick Dsv. He
two men had been at work tog ther on new huilding
last JaSuary and some diftren existed betwear Them
which lod to light, in which DAILY throsn frcm the
building and died from the injuries he sustained.
oncrs jury returned verdict aga INST Murphy VITO alb.
seconded from the " after the occuenc and eyaded
the pursuit Of the officers till yesterday Ho was !llly
committed by Coroner Kristen 10 tie county Jail for trail
Fatal CEoIERA CasE.--Thomas Ernus aged about lfty
years. seized with cholera Tuesday rnornng ard
cied at six O'Clock In the esenng OF the day Tls
phy cicians pronounced the oi cholera irr
worst phase. Deceased was native Of In, and salc
leaves a wife and four childrun.
Bergen.
COLLISION DuaW RsuRoIp.-Abo,t four
O'CLOCK Tuesday afternoon, two dummy cars on the
Bergen Point hre came In collision near tho canal
bridge Several 9 the passengers were injured anS is
matter Of wonder that the occurrence not faa.
the crovdci The accident caused by the
negligence Of newly employ ed swiIchtendcr.
Hobokcn.
THE MuRpgR CAsEPrecisely at two O'Clock yesterday
morping the coroner's jury, after long dclbsaion
brought IN verdict OF nSnslaugher against the harper
Michael Ccurcy and acantcd his brother The 70.
nandcr of the party were held their rccosni-
appear the trial The prisoner T. qu ct
looking sober youHg fellow apparently about twenty
usnt, the LEFT side cf his upper lip being divided by
bow lie received In the row According 10 the tcsti.
uloNy " MI Me WlncrH's iVc N"''"'N hp"h ihla
was most provoking, the dec}rfed nan having eeve.
raj timos welded knife 70 cut the strings OF
the prisoners harp when The Jsster REUSED 70 play
II IL also 10 bo noted that tie knife found on
the prisoner was not the owe that inflicted The
wouni according TO oil received opinions
The case thoreiorc has not yet god IRON he mya
terry which u u slrouaed and wIen u comes up for
irs nm ncquliia of the cussd Il m VI probable the
evidence against him s ltle more Ian ocumstantla.
Tho alta was unDauautabe that ivsny man Va his
position would have rcsored quickly 10 desperate
sures 20 leave doubt of liabihSy The brother
younger and stl further removed s all appearance,
tou of persons who would imtrue teir hands
u blood on the whole, synpathy can hardly be With.
held from two youHt fellows who, while toilng aud
travelling for their daily bread, and Of confcssccly
sober character w'fe assaulted and beaten IN the deaf
hour of gut bya violent combination; AID theg char
il more ehoblcd ty tho spay OF the kaiost futile
resistance p-de by The younger brother defiance OF The
oldeT's be
Newark.
rs'vRvrios os scnersfs AND sArLoRa-A convention
soldiers and sailos Of the Fth Congressional district
New Jersey will be h.d to-day at Newark AZ twelve
clock An address is 10 10 delivered yy senator n
rsssvslL Of Maryland
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THE OUTBREAK AT SING SING.
Additicnni Particulars Gofd the Leader,
Sc.. &c.


S,c.. &c.
PoreHKxrsn August %, 1868
IN eye witness speaking Of tbs revolt at sing Sing
gives thrliing details OF tho assault When the dcspc
radocs cane from the south foundry though herying
along at the top OF their speed. thcy ssmed to be well
organized Especially tho Stafford noticeable
In stature he was about i've feet six He had an
eye in bis head that on this occasion flashed hatred and
defiance al everything la his front The knife which he
held in bis hand was iargesized butcher kuc slas
ened TO a keen edge, with a point on IL tho.
made one shuddcr he gazei upon it. Crouclnns
down as he came forth from the limo kin shed. lie
looked moro Ike tiger ready 20 spring than like n
human being. Hls men huddied close TO him, knowing
their chances were desperate Every one OF than was
ily armed, ane not content with ng thoir weapons
they stopped and picked up stones 10 attack the guard
wsh At this posnt Gale. the ruardsman. showed lbai
rage which has for him lasting friendship among
the keepers Of the prison. Bringing his musset
to 7, shoulder, and aiming Il directly al lSe
consplrators, he shouted "IIaltln stafford. dosps.
rate, aud intent making his escape ctulcheo
thc msrdcrons KNIFE nefvonsly turned moment % his
guard pun OF smoke and report, aud one Of the
conviots fell mortaly wounded. For a moment only
hsrne shower OF stones At Gale, who mIraculouslg
escaped injury and who instantly pulled out Oliver
and snapped u four times at the val slns but ilher
time did so or AZ this juncture stafford, with his
huge knife, within three feet Of Gale when the la
er secag possible chance for his life u he s
turned ent fed, but soon alter had the satisfaction u
sealing stafford kilcd
Up to this timo of writing understand that tho |
wounded oonvlcis Morse and Cassidy, stu alive
though no hopes ac entertained Of their recovery /
stafford utterud not word after he shot, tho ball
took eal effect Instantly Hc McMailignn aud Caplaln
Root vere companlons IA eilt tie latter being nh
confined AZ Sing sing. y Afford ana McMalignns attept
81 break txil IN % city lly desperate plan
az the aiar NJ Sing sing though Of 80 many
were concerned On the occasion referred 10 both o tho
men had managed 20 got out OF their celia and
bad proceeded 10 the lower door or main en-
trance, there 10 await the arrival Of tho
ailcr when be should come TO make hs
"a round Of tho cells for the night Stafford bad
se with heavy iron bar and stationed himself so as
20 be directly at the entrance when the door opened
While McMuigan stood behind the door The iacr, who
lad had trouble with then previously TO the door
boat the nsuai time, paced the key IN tho lock and
st ia the ACT cf opening H. when gazing through tho
rack ho stafford standing with uplifted arm, the
ar Ia bis hand ready to strike To close the door and
ock again wasthe work of an instant and his life was
aved while the prison s we're beard scampering back
their cells Stafford " made several attempts get
ut hnd always managed Ufne way or other "a get I'm.
lemenss 70 work with In ss coll Hs vas tho most
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WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

KurD ~ FAILING BrnpSG -Ynst ri4v
afternoon, at about half past O'Clock, German ON
ployed as foreman Of tho framing department on =
brcwery on Forham avenue, Morrlsana, fci from tho
fourth noor Of Che building 10 tho ground crushing in
his skull He lived about two hours 10 an insenslie
condition Tho man married. about forty years %
age. and leaves a widow and several children He 70
sided 10 Fourteenth ssrs~i .Ss- York
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e,oeate character ever confined within the walls Of

desperate character confined within the walls VI
the Pougbleelse jail. 49,.
durin tbs enacme of the therein described
no, single convict knew OF its occurrence as all were
tasily engaged In their respective Department. IL Is
i,oosshle for the man Cunningham to escape detection
any Of tme be is badly marked for such wo.x
l Il progressing quietly again, and the healthy esson
auqh in the late revolt will have beneficial envct far
NO 9e,ates TO future attacks Of the kind ne sudden
death Of HaG from heart disease, is mueh regretted
His bravery on the occasion was very noticeable.
The New York herald., 1866-08-30
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.


APrLcAvoS ron A Dryosc.-Tn the Supreme Court,
spec al term, bsor" s"S", Lott In the case Of Elizabeth
po- 7. l., who has brought suit
band, William pcaral. on the
nv with ueorgiana Rose
appointed Alexander Hadden
regarding tho proof in the
Connolly, prisoner, who
IA Niin the Peniteniiary on
al hronght up before Judge
Ro "A. rus ani his discharge
ciai egsld OF his conviction.
Tho week.
5.
Jos ath I'm the confarra.
tIon : lsyille \ enn Others
barel, A womA1 has been
arrests
Thet for the cur ent year
reaches divided bctae n real
and per 0Ss0,s0O, pen onai
k432ll real estate over ,nst
year IA Of personal prtA.
erty s2l luation, So 0O0, 600
Decrease 500, the amount ,
being nn'
John Ko rolling mill near I
Norwak thrust into his /
abdomen by Fednasdav. IL 10 Il
not expsciA
The New York herald., 1866-08-30

APrLcauoy ron A Dryos@.-Tn the Supreme Court,
spec al term bore Lott, in tlss Of Elizabeth
ba has hro
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-31
SuRElWES'S
BALSAMIC COUGH SlRUP

For Corgas, Colds, G'orP, Ehoop'"g
Cough, asthma, bronchitis, Splitting
Blood, Pam and EeGnaesS ct tie Bfedsf,
Difficulty Of Breathing, DC.
This syrup is purely Vsge'c5ie Compound
II is pleasant to tale. and never does injury !;
but owing to i,stqurifyiuf qualities. must do
good under anv circumstances. Ii. effect Is
truly woaderful-s0othing, calming acd allay
inc the most violent ConFhs; Purifying,
Strengthening and iuvigoraring the whole sys-
tom: calming aud soothing he nerves; aiding
and facilitating Expeeoration. and healing the
DISEASED LUNGS, thus striking at the root
Of DISEASE, and driving il frola thesysiem.
GR OgrF.
No child need die Of Group. Il ta.s Syrup is
prcuerls u.ed and used in ti:ne.--no:hers hav-
ing crcury children should watch he frat
shor Of the Disease, and always keep this
Kennedy al hand.
For Coughs after Measles, this Syrup is
most excellent. Experience has proven that
Il is aquallei By TO other preparation.
Price 81 cents per. Bottle.
Prepared by s. \. F0UTz' & BHO., AT
their Wholesale Drug aud Medicine Depot. No.
ll6. EranEiin St. Baltimore, Nh. Sold b. all
Druggists ari Store-Aecpers throughout the
United States.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-31
THIS WAY FOR BARGAINS f!
NEW GOODS AT
nIsHIEy G, u. siElsc

The undersigned has just received large
steck OF Dry Goeds and Groceries at their
store on Rail Road Street. in Patterson which
they are opeu;ngto the public, at the following
ow prices:
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-31
The Long Looked For-Come at Las
THE CELEBRATED
Flo renee Sewing Machine.

1Eis machine is the most rerrect instru-
ment TO execute any kind of sewing now donb
by machinery in the world. Ii is simple and
perfect IN It's mechanical construction The
feed may be reversed at any poiYt desired
without stopping, which is a great advantage
in fastening the end of seams.
1t makes FOUR DIFFERENT STITCHES.
Loch, fa0t, Double Lock. Dou5lr Knot.
each stitch perfect and alike on both
sides Of The fabric.
Operators can select any stitch they want and
change irom one stitch TO another with
cut STOPPING ne machine.
its stitches cannot be excelied for frmness
slaclicity durability and beauty Of finish.
NO dl9icil'y experienced in sewing across
tmc& seams.
Sews lish @ad heavy fabrics with equal f2:il-
ity.
It VIII B1iI, Tr.t. QuH7, CorR. nee,, FsH,
B.nd, Gati-r. and se~ all kind Of itch
ing requifsd by families and manufacture,
The wo.& riil feed either u IN. right or lett
withost stopping the machine.
most Inexperienced find 10 dificuty na
nuhacsi1git.
Te'ht gdy practical and undasilys in
1t has no t,r.7g- 70 get ow Of oratr, and viii
lsst lifetime.
It runs a Sly. and i.n'rost nciseloss.
|, IS the mos; rspid sc Her in the world; max
ing frs sficEes 10 each reeotat'oR.
1t uses The zane size thread on both sides OF
the fabric,
1t oils NJ dresses, all its mackiners being on
top OF the table.
Every machine is ,carrented 10 gire eatare sat
d, "-,iop. an. 70 10 ell tbs: il claimed for il.
N iss CsRsIE E. STNNBATGH is the agent
for this county. by calling at her residence
On Main Street. Mitflintown. one of these ma
chimes cIu he seen IN operation.
septemberl2, lS05-ly.
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MISC an AlnUS q &c, F0NeIS
y. H.-Any CT the Daily. Philadelphia pa
pers furnished ct 1Jc. per month, or tri-week-
ly at 5oc. per month. seri-weeEly 35c or
weekly 2oc. per month, also Music, Maga-
zines and other bindings attended 10.
I. Sack numbers o. al Magazines and
Papers furnished At short notice. | em ie,er-
ruined TO supply great want in this county
y furnishing lie people wiiA reading matter
at . reasonable price.
l respectfully solicit your patronage.
JOHN II. THOMPSON.
prrr.r VILE anr -nn
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"a . tt Q E!

Ladies wishing to be supplied with nea
and good shoes will find it 10 their advantage
to call on H. d. WELLER, at his shop on
Main Street above Cherry, where they can
be supplied with almost every s'yleat moder
ate prices Genllcmeu having repairing they
wish dnrabiy and neatly executed will be
promptly attended to by giving him call
Terms CASH. II. ID. WELLER.
Mitfliniowu, Juiy 26th 'G5.
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NEW
.JE|TELI!Y S'I()nn.

THE undersigned wogld respectfully ~
: inform the citizens Of Miiiia;0wn EIA,
and vicinity, that he has oaenei Jew-E..., :.
clry Establishment on Main Street. NiiEih-
town, il. Thompson, Hotel .hird door frou,
thc cCrnsr, Snrre he vii! keep constantly or
hand aHd al greatly reduced rrices,
Gold end Silver Watches.
And general variety OF CLOCKS. FINGER
RINGS. BREAST PINS. EAH GiNGS. GULi.
PENS. and PENCILS. SILVER PLATED
WARE, SrECTACLES. together with a com
P!ele assortment Of fancy Goods.
a:A- fhc repairing Of Clocks, Watches and
.Ie,. tlry promptly stteudrd to, on short notice
and on very reasonable terms. AL work war
.anied 10 give satisfaction. The public aye
respectfully invited 10 s;ve call.
THOMAS L. MCCLELLAN.
Aug so. 1885.
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FOUTZ'S EGXTUGE.

FOUTz's EGXTuGE.
Tie lest Liain,em fer Eaa and Beast
ao,r ~ use.
IL safe and reliable Remedy fo,' the cure
of Rheumatism. Paiafnl Nervous Affections
Sprains. Barns. Ssellings, aud al Diseases
requiring an external application on Man.
On Horses i, viii never fail to cure Poll
Evil. Fistuia. Old Running Sores. or Sweeney
if properly applied. For Spraius, Bruises
Scratches, Crocaed HCofs. Cbates Saddle o
C0lar Gal, Cas- or Wounds. ii Is an !EIG!li5le
Remedy. Try it, and DC convinced Of its eff
heacy.
RHEUMATISM
Persons afflicted with this Disease. no mat
ter Of hov long -tsniing. can he promptly and
eifeciually cured ny the use of this Mixture
There nothing in the world so sure and il
coed totake away bad C0GNS and cure Fros
Bites, as this preparation,
Try it and satisfy yourselves. Price 80 and
IS cents a Bottle. Prepared by
s. FOUTZ'S & BRO,
At their Wholesale Drug and Medicine De-
pot, No. 116, Franklin ST., Baltimore Nd.
For sale by Druggists and Stcre-keepers
throughout the United States.
The above Medicine can be had at manu-
fic:urer's Prices of Is. +. Kepner. ABiIiintown;
johnson Hailowag g CowGen. Philadelphia =
J. J. Bender & Co, Pi,jsburg, Pa. Lansb;
lin & Bushfell, Wheeling, Va
aug ., lSG6-5m.
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LEVI HECuT SAMUEL sTRAfEh.
New Firm in Patterson.

SCN IiEil II: 0tttI oV"'
Geutlemans Furnishing Emporium =
Jus: opened in the new Brick Building. Main
Street, Patterson by Levi hacht and Samuel
Srayer, a large and elegant assortment OF
Ready-Made Clothing, consisting III part OF
Orercoats, Frock Goats,
Dress Goats, hanta}oons,
Tests, Drctcers, Collars,
I'adershirts, Haadherchiets,
Boots de Shoes.
And everything usu, lily found in first class
Gentleman's Furnishing store
FANCY GOODS
Also large and carefully selected assort-
ment of Fancy Goods, of ali Classes, kinds and
qualities. ali of which will be sold al the low
est possible living prices
Leaies' Gators aud Shoes.
They also invites the attention of the ladies
- ais sne stock Of GATORS AND SHOES,
which ne viii sell st prices dcfyirg compeii-
ton.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS.
They have ou hand becut;ful assortment CT
Carpets. OH gla.hs, sc which sre Of good
quality, and well worth The inspection CT tae
buyer.
WkyEEg - E,:yEi.EssE.
cold q5f S;'r,r Watches,
Clocks, Fer rj0ps.
y'laia and PIIcv riags,
Watch Ecys, ladies a"A Scents sreast Pins
Gold Pensani Peuciis, &c, which At his tiioe
forla the largest and best assortment in tae
county.
-. -Au tho aho-s goods viii he sold cheap
or than an. otAc. store in the Uaited STATES.
II you don't believe it, just give US q cali
and bc convinced olthe truth of ne assertion
hEChT i S1HAEhR.
Patterson, April 70, leG5-ff.
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=. yT. E.LEg.sE& cg's
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
This waS zzor Ear
gassss.!

UAyINC PURCHASED FROM MANS
I bach s Van OrzI4r Tie large Clothinc
Establishment. situated 0s the corner 81
Bridge auG Nster streets, Ni7;irtown, Pe.a.
ayiya"is, We would respectfully INFORM tise
Pnblis that we have just received barge ~
weA selected assortment Of ready made Ulo;h-
ing. designed iar the
E.I.i s.rs. Winter Grade fer 1898
such As
Over Coats, Dress Goats. Rueness Coat:
Common Coats, raufaloous, Nesls, Hats.
Boots and Shoes ST every deserir;ion,
style and quality. FER male or female.
BOYS READY MADE CLOTHING
Also, Calpe's. White shirts, Fancy Over
Shirts. Under SL,ri-. Gr,.wers. Hosiery.
Gloves, linen and Paper Colars,
CrNats aud Tiea. Trunks, Un-
hrei,rs, fraye,iuc Bags sc.
A.s0, .he'at,st styles Of Ladies Cice,;s, Cir
culars and FUrs.
Persons in want Of anything n CIR r';7s viii
save money by giving US c=G before p.r-
chasing e!se~hsTe, as We are ce,ella.neJ 10
sell ca,sp for cash.
s-5" ont forget the corner, Bridge and
Water Streets.
D. W. HARLEY : co.
Oct 4. rs.
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!!
MiffIintown Chair Mandatory.

W. WEITZEL would inform the
~ citizens of Juniata county, that he con-
tinues the Chair Mandatory a the wellknown
old stand in Water street. where he is at all
tines prepared to receive orders for windsor
Chairs of every description, iHoi1iiing Settees,
Large Rocking Chairs, Sewing foekihg Chairs,
Childrens Cb airs Counting House Steele, Cain
Seat Chairs, Bar Room Arm Chairs, and cTeiy
thing pertaining to his business, all of which
be is prepared to sell cheaper than ever. He
is now prepared to wholesale work at city pri-
ues Prompt attention will be given to Kepa
irins An work done cheap ard expeaiiioUsi5-.
Sawed Poplar Plank and Scantling taken in
exchaI ge for furniture.
BEEF, rniture Room on Main street; oPpo%
site the Post Office.
CHARES WEITZEL.
ptember 8, l%62-tf. --.....r
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s&sF" Persons can be supplied with Coal.
Plaster, SIN, &c, at the lowest price. BY cur
agent at cmpsontown, ELlHU BENNEE,
who is also authorized to purchase Grain ana
give the highest market Prices.
Etzs- Mr. CLINE is, also, our authorized
agent at Perrysville to purchase Grain and
sell Coal, Plaster and Salt for us. r#..
Give Us Call and you cannot fail to be
pleased. ..r
gsiJ" Highest prices paid for Country Pro
duce, and taken in exchange for goods. ...a
SULOUFF, FROW, 4 PARKER.
October, 1865. .......,
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PcrrvSYiI!e Marble Works.

fy'HE undersigned desires to inform tie citi
/ zens of Juriafa County that he has taken
charge of the works lstely owned by Henry
Will in rerrysyilie, where he may be found
ready to execute jobs in his line of business
such as Tomb Stones. Monuments Marble
Slabs. Table Tops, &c. sc. He believes that
a long experience and practical knowledge
will enable him to give entire satisfaction to
all who may patronze him. Give him q cal.
as he fells confident that fer neatness cheap
ness and despatch he cannot lie excefled.
-# CHAS. EMERSON .
apr. 2jth
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-10-31

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