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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

\ Man CoNaIITs SUICIDE EBoM TIL
CONVICTION THAT He is HIS owN
GGANDrATnER melancholy case 0.
ruicide occurred on the 18Th instant, OF
the Poduuk Farm, near TitusyiIle. I'll,
name of the unfortunate man has not ycl
lccn discovered. but it appears from the
following pathetic elTasion, found in hi.
left boot. that the suicide was not insti-
gated 5y the exploration Of "dry holes. .
as az first supposed:
Il married . widow who had grown
mp daughter. Ny father visited our
house very often, fell in love with my
step-Iaushier and married her. So my
father became my son in law, and my step.
daughter my mother, because she was my
fathers wife. Some tine afterwards Ia
wife had son-he was my iatLer's broth
er in law, and my uncle, for he was the
brother Of my step-mother. Ny fathers
wife. i. G, my step-d2ughter, had also a
son; he was oi course my brother, and
in the meantime my grand-child, for he
was the son Of my daughter. Ny wife
was my grandmother, because she was my
mothers mother. l was my wife's hus-
band ard grand-ehild ct the same time
And az the-hasband Of persoa's grand
mother is his grand lather, vas my own
grand falie:."
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

4 SS!GNEES E%TICE.-wiliam Cross Of
Il Delaware township, Juniata county. "a,
SURVIVING partner Of the late firm Of Kurs
and Cross. composed c! Joseph kuriz, d3c'J.
and said William Cross. having On the gJih
day Of October, 1856, made . voluntary is
signmcnt of ali the cstGte Real, personal and
mixed belonging to said FIR 20 the undorsign-
ed assignee in trust for the benefit Of credit
ors. Noaee Is hereby given to all persons
ward and make immediate payment and those
having claims against said firm rpartnership
TO present tleic account for settlement to
HENRY CROSS. Perrysyille, Pa,
JEREMIAH LYONS, Mifiintogn, Pa,
Get. 2i-Gt. Assgass
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

J. FRANK. u. 3. CoCD. D. pgUGHMAN.
1TONEY SAVED IS MONEY EARNED
Ii And that can be done to protection by
bHying your goods Of the new firm in Gat.er-
sen. Their stock consists in part Of Dry
Goods, Hats and Caps Fancy Goods, Yankee
Notions, large and superior stock Of Boots
and Shoes, Groceries, Saiy, Fish, Cheese, &c..
Dried and Canned Fruits in great variety,
Hardware, QueonswaTe, Woqdenware. Our
stock was purchased in eastern cities at rc-
duccd prices, and we are Confident we can
make il to the interest of our customers and
the gcois-bUyiug public to give us the first
call before making their purchases.
n. B.-We haee the largest stock. greatest
variety and best styles in the county.
Highest market price paid Tor country pro
duce. FRANK, COOK & 60.
Patterson. July (. lSGGtf.
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J gggy 49, 8 :

WE NEED MoNEY.-Will our
friends who are indebted to us
for subscription, advertising
and job work, call and settle
Paper and material for printing
is exceedingly high, and we are
compelled to require prompt
settlement Of the small bills
due us.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28
RsgStC &E'G.-sE.
II IfICiI, lhETI.! MENTS.


i. y. GREENE HAS OPENED HIS MI
- sic Store, cr.s door west Of w. Lewis
Book Store, where he keeps constantly on
hand STEiNWli & SONS and GAEuLE'S
Piano Manufacturing CJmpaIy's PIANOS,
MASON 4 HANhiE'S CABINET CFGAN+
and CAHIIAET. NEEDHAM & CO.'S ME-
LODEONS; Guitars. (iolus, I.-,s, flutes
Guitar and Violin Strings
MCsIe BCcES-G0licn Chain, Golden show
e., .GJ.deI. Ceasqs, Golden Trio. &c.-&
SHEET NJSt1.-Hc is constantly rcneiv-
ing from Philadelphia all the latest mIs;c,
which persons al a distance wishing, cen
order, ami have sent them by mail. al
Publish hers Prices
Fsl Pianos and Organs Warranted for five
years.
Those wishing 90 bur any of'the above ar
'ieics are invited to cal. and examine mine
before purchasing elsewhere. Ny prices are
the same as ia New Tclk aai pEi.aIclpL;a
Circulars Of Instruments sent promptly M
On application with any Additional irgJlna-
ton desired.
e. u. GREENE,
Hill Street, Huntingdon. Pa.
Ore door west OF Lewis pg.L Sfa-n
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

Also IL. kinds Of 2jc, Novei5
n. B.-Any of the Daily. philadelphia pa
rers faruishcd at 7jc. per month, or tri-Ucek-
iy at Jyc. Per mcaih, semi-weekiy SOC or
weekly 20c. per month, also Music, Maga-
zines and other bindings attended 10.
p. S.-Baok numbers Of all Magazines and
Papers furnished at short notice. am deter
rmincd TO supply great want in this county
by furnishing lie people win fea;'ng mater
at a reasonable price.
| respectfully solicit your patronage.
JOUN II. THOMPSON.
Perrysrille, aug. !, '65.
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THIS WAY FOR BARGAINS

Ms5NEg s. pFW59E9s
!. ,Iheandersigned has just received large
stscE Of Dry Goods and Croc~srs "a their
store on Rail Road Street. in Patterson. which
;LcyAre openingtc The Pu1.ic, Q; tie following
low uriccs
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

OS Saturday last, a party Of sPort-
mea from Bealciown, Tuscarora township,
ctp.med 4 fac BI.k, Weighing 1875 lbs F.,
with q noble sett OF hora's. This kind Of
iun make gunners merry.
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sp2tial 2lotjtes.
STRANGE, EsGT TRUE.

- < hG n : IN "a, r. d a : se - a''
Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much
to their advantage by return mail free OF
ehayee) by addressing the unlers!gned.-
Those having fears of being hninbugged viii
oblge by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obcdient servant.
THGS. i. CHAPMAN,
feb. 23,-1v.1 S3i Broadway, New York.
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MIrFLINTowN, Nov. 10, 1866.

We, The undersigned, agree to keep oul
stores and shops closed on Thanksgiving
day, November 29th, 1865:
J. N. Bedford, John Kiser,
Tilton 4 EspenscLade, B. r. kcrner,
D. W. Harley x Co., Elizabeth Mccoy,
Loudon < Jackman, James Kirk,
Eollman Brothers, y H. Weidman,
John Weakly, T. r. Mcclellan,
T. Z. Parker, Shamp & Martin,
Jacob VIII, 5. IL. Notes.-The,
Sulouf, Frow s Parker
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

THE best quality Of 3tACKEREL, HEE
/ RING aad SH4 , Away Oh hand. Ana
also, good supply Of Plaster and CalciEs
Ilast4l at
SUL0uEF EE0N & pA1Ez2'S.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

Towy Property FoR SALE.-The
undersigned of4rs at private sale, bis
property located On Main street, MiiHin-
town. Ia. The Improvements are a Dwei!-
iae House with Sore room attached, &c.
Persons wishing to purchase should call
on II D. WELLER,
Ai2iu;9wn, Pa.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

I YATE SALE.-rhe undersigned Offers
At Eriyatr sale his Mil Property, situated in
NcCoysYille, Tuscarora township, Janiata
county The Mil is q large Frame Building,
running two sctts OF EuFrs, with Bolts, Lle-
vators, &c, necessary Tor dong large
Country or Merchant business. In connec-
ton with the Mil viii be sold good Dwell
ing House and Stable, with all necessary
modern improvements Terms easy.
Persons wishing to see the property viii
call at tho residence of the subscriber in
NcGyOsyi!le. JuEiata county.
June 20-lE WM. HACKEPT.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

lOTlCE.-Tho YGnwert Mercantile House
- is for re,t. Possession viii be given on
the J st day Of tpril next 1t is located in q
good settlement Tor retailing goods.
John McMINN.
T;nwsrt, Jla.a.a c9aEry, "a, ost 5.-tf,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

. FATAL ACcIDEyT.-Miss I4anGa Hass>
Ter, daughter Of The Franklin county
treasurer, was fatally injured by being
thrown frop a buggy, between Chambers
bury and McConneisburg, few days age
Sac aud a lriy named Mrs, Baker. were
ia the buggy. While the driver, boy
,,ame4 Gordon, eyed thirteen years, ives
walking beside the team for a short ti:ue,
.he horse took fright, ran toSn a hill
aud upset the vehicle, throwing out the
ladies. Mrs. Baker was seriously injured
but viii recover. Miss Hassler lived four
or FIVE DAYS after the acoidebt.-Aa,rjs
Larg Teieyraph.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

COUNTERPART NlCHGaS,-Gountarfeil
five cent pieces, n imitation Of the nick.
els" recently issued by the government,
are in circulation, and are reported to he
more plentiful than tie genuine hall
times, The bogus coin is said TO be
lighter in weight and darker in appear
ance than the genuine, but the genuine
is SO impoFfectly known that /; is probable
large amounts Of this stuff may ye showed
upon the too gui.Gble public.
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Ghe Sgmiata StatineI.
TOWN AND { lTHTRY.

MORNING, Nov. 2s, ,ss6.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

AN IrEH cr NEws.-Those Of our
subscribers who are in arrears seem to
raiak that VIC have 80 Use for money
10 all such we wau!d say read the item
"a, The head of this co.un and then come
10 tova uext week, TO court, prepared to
pay Us.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28

Npw IS ruS TINE TO GET CHEAP
PicrurGs.-S. 7, Btaekbiii would res
ltc,fu,iy announce to the ei,izeua Of Per-
rgsyi.ie aud vicinity that he has put down
the prices Of photograIe, four for Sl,00
or 8 50 per dozen; = Jens for SlJ0.-
Persons wishing pictures from old Mega
tiyes, | Viii furnish for aI,oO.
, 1866-02-07
Lot'af Horror Rr0ught To Grief
Sti1u:c STORY from NorIhW ex1cru
t13h$n.

from the Ahrtal (Mich.> Expositor, 3d.1
I'm Thursday we published short account
of the turning of the barn oi afr. Batter
Richardson, Of Royalton, uAio, and the death
ni Lis soa. Since then the remains Of two hu-
1nan hodics havc been found II the rims,
those n MIR. Chester Richardson being POSI-
tivcly tlcntitied by his pocket knife. tobacco
box. false teeth, aud buttons. The entrance
TO the cattle stalls wns by the small door on
the northwest corner Of the barn. Mr. Rich.
ardson'e remains were found In the southeast
cerner with the fragments oi lis lantern and
the tine. of pitcltforE. Near The front of
the barn on the north end were found the par
tial remains of another human body with MING
r"si buttons, the brains being found almost
entire, falling beam having covered them,
beside fragments Of bones bcliercd TO be bu-
mau. MIR. Butler Richardson had only few
DAYS before sold several head Of cattle fo-
Which he had afecelyed the money, and in fact
he always Ind considerable money in the
hnufc, and lis sou also had money. The gen
orally received opinion In the ucichboriood
il about us follows:
Two or nure IAN designed the robbery OF
Mr.. Richardson. and Will that intent plotted
10 D1,rn his barn nj abont thr tour his family
were getting mp, and when the inmates Of the
house We're attempting TO put out the fire,
and consequently away from The house, thcy
would he able 10 enter it undiscovered and
smnlolrstcd aud accomplish their purpose,
thr barn bling fifteen rods frou the house.
Mr.. Chester Richardson went to the barn
:''a'ut 1Ise o'clock, the tune the robbers de-
signed to. or had fired 1t, and there had m
encounter with them. One he Killed or disa-
hlra. ard the other or others killed or disa.
blrd Mt. Richardson. It is believed that the
position Of Mr.. RS remnins warrant this con-
t'lu=ion. 1t Is stated also that ftc stable door
was fastcucd on thc outside where the fire
YVES discovered, showing conclusIrcly that
SON" one must have left the barn after Mr..
Richardson entered It,
A cor"urr's inquest was bling held Ycster-
day, and VIC hope to secure report OF their
Investigations before going to press
THE CnEhSin's yRnD1CI-ruE PEE AccI-
DENTAL,
The jury brought in verdict that the
Young lnuu set the barn on fire accidentally,
and wus consumed therein.
Tic second lot of bones was accounted Tor
ty the feet that COW had been killed for
l.trG, and the legs and liver left on the floor.
TiW buttons were from Hlr. nichar1son's
buggy cushions which were Will the legs.
They eaw!d not account for the door being
Ii,sl,ned IN the outside, which leaves a mys-
terry yet to he solved, neither could thcr ac-
<''unl for the young mans being found 90 fas
IRON where tile fire first originated. with his
lump entirc. The community ase not salts
lied with the decision.
, 1866-02-07

''nc ot tic most important items to tie con-
sidcred III connection with the navigation OF
Rock River is lumber. The people OF the xal-
Icy are compelled to pay the enormous frcights
now charged by the railroad companies which
increase tie lumber to Alnltst double Wh1t It
Hould be if hoats were running. up to the pine
rirs. Every farmer living within days drive
of the river eau calculate what he would be
benefited by reducing tue price OF lumber
onr-ltlf and the saving in this lien alone
would soon pay for all the money necessary to
he expended on The river. 1t Is safe to esti.
.ltatc sfl't If the river was navirable from Lake
N.inneimEo down, the 1nr1ncss Of 0gle county
would tavr fully s775.03t on The amount Of
lumber consumed in 1hc county every year.
This Of itself would, in one year, nearly, II not
tuils. rein'burse the county for what would be
expended on tue river within the comfy. The
-alne Is 'rae Of lse, whi,esidc, Rock Island,
Stephenson and Winnebago counties, and the
:lnuslllt raycd on lnnibcr In Illinois would not
TX less than $40. .otp yearly.
This il only one of the many advantages
fhat would accrue to the people Of ~1sock
river valley. hut one that will present itself
promised icltcf in one of the most important
items IF expense. One of the great ueccssi-
ties Of the West is cheap lumber, aud the
cheaper TINT commodity Is the more rapidly
will bc the development OF the country, and
If We can accomplish this by the Improvement
Of the river, TO time should be lost in cam,
nlcncing The work.
Another advantage ttlat would accrue to
the towns aiong the river, in this connection,
Is the fact that logs could be foatcd down tbs
river. and the lumber sawed un here ucarly as
cheap as in the rlneries, thus enabling Is to
avail ourselves Of all the advantages accru
ing from the establishment of extensive saw
mills 10 every town on the river, and sny1uc
to the consumer freight and profits Of dealers.
AL along the Wisconsin F"x river there arc
very extensive lumber manufactures. which
are building up ttlat section oI the country.
and there Is no earthly rcason why We shou}d
not aiso reap some Of the advantages of lie
extensive pineries on the head waters Of Rock
~
, 1866-02-07

An Old Man Robbed on 4 Railroad
Tfniu md Thrown Overheard.


We learn from gentleman just dawn from
Tuscota, Douglas country. that an old gentle
man named Rodgers, from Icxas, who was
taking Ills daughter TO school at Chicago,
took passagc on the Illinois Central Railroad
ut Cairo. short time since, for the Garden
city. He engaged berth IN sleeping car
Eentralin, and Was taken ont and robbed by
a band OF dcspcradoes and thrown overheard
about two miles tlis side OF Tuscola, where
he remained on the frozen ground nniiI carly
next morning, when le was found By the sec
tion hands, picked up IL an inscnsible condi-
tim and conveyed on hand car to Tus-
coin. He WIS taken to a public house
there, aud after being warmed up. came to,
sufficiently 10 tell who l.e w1e, where he vas
trnM and how he came in the condition In
which lie was found. Being Free Mason, he
WIS taken charge by the members of tho
brotherhood at Tuscola and we'll cared for by
tllctn, until he breathcd his last, which sd
c,cnt occurred about week or ten days sitter
he Was found. Tic fall from the train and
ti1e exposure incident to lying out ali night
on The wide open prairie, superinduced his
leeth. In tue meantime, his daughter pro-
ccsded on to chicago, and did not miss her
father Until the arrival Of the trnin at that
city next morning: and did not hear Of Ills
whereabouts In time TO sec him before he
brcathca Ills last. She says a1l Of her fathers
money WINS in gold. She is OF the opinion that
LIE WAS followed by band Of dcsp:radoes UP
the Mississippi river, who. finding no oppor-
tunitY to cutnmf. the dastarl1y outrage on
t'oard OF the sttnner, took passage on the
same t1Asn OF cars at Cairo, and committed it
Us above btuIe1.
, 1866-02-07
Symptoms Of. Third or Tertiary sia!
2unhili6

NOES 81 1aIa aa par{al f. rsors on Ie oos
!aTeeusn,. q tne Joints o. Coasaslons Isst M psns
SyrhDit1c Rheumzt1m Alteration of The Parts, etc.
To cure the Third Or tertiary stage. ne pr Marks
S5phitltte Cure knd Pills. 1hese medicines will care
tie IcnGcst siaudn9 nud worst casea They WILL cue
the most ral,s In tha ftonet and joints IN
q few dsyl, - tftce pef package 50 %.
, 1866-02-07

Group.
How 1t naay be easily Prevented: also Cause aad
Cure. Sent ffee. Address E. H. 0OTE. II. D., 1870
HrnHtrar
, 1866-02-07
4fon1afb Bttter8. =
:: PROTECTIVE /
MEDICATION j c; ]
= ~'F r.. -
N4f0uI0fD BtttEr8.

: ., 80; :. ~
$3.50. = ~. ......--.r,,. me. IL:
,h~ xc.,c. ~ ,nr,,,,..r+ r., mos. ,h., <u hmm
sand n. couz,a-,rd ner,...., hv nny.te.o.
-, ,roa-,,-x.,h.+ ,.,,.,,. :, ,-,.s >, ,,rr th.m
rhr ,e.trh that T. s,g. 1tvr, of m s.v,dc in Hi
,,r,r a, nj. .x,r,a a, ~. ,,.a,.,,
r., u.. d,r,..h.t . ..~.,,-:,, E1,,t.-1r h,.A, !, :;
M. rnrrfae salvation. .udortses md watcr eroeI
were their n,sln .cnxuce 1nas sort of p,scttea ns.
OF late years BEEN IN i u1rat measure so,udoaed,
though snere aze few medical (oasals who caatlnne
to Insist that depletion Is ~the sovtreans thing n
the world" for peopfs whom disease has already Dc
pesed Almost 70 oeashs door. Ine gssat majority OF
loe 13ea4's' no"e'9' ea'es'aiH atna7nt epn'luA'
ano enae''oe - .sa'es -sa'ut0 ~ pat'ue oo.a oi'-
-pse ~
& -. - e1 ,.,NE
-.s ~ - - sS7s
z.;7H. r,e m =. ,,otas.on ~ 555E.
o,,b1v confessed. 1et them spe.k hur themselves.
.1w.uneR n sTRvErs hs, told a, m one
f hfs trtates. that athe cider py4cisns eyow, the
more stsptIcal they become Of the virtues Of the1r
medlctues.n
pro1esso. WILLARD PARKER, Md, than whom
no man stands higher IN hts profession On this aide
the Atlantic sayA: of Il, sciences medicine u Tho
most uneer4aln."
The profound sfaGEyprE. one OF tho greatest sur
reous and phystcans that France ever produ:e, Ad-
ultted that eolo5ed water wss preferable 70 mos.
Of the drugs used in hospital practice He satd ha
knew this 10 b the truth tun1 expe1ce for he had
1z1n noru.
Professor E. Il. DAVIS has put It on record that
tho "yitu] eects OF medicine ore YesY little under
, 1866-02-07


brONn.. .1lN11
nItsnWINES-RecetF to-day, - bris; ship
peu M Grls. The market tor HlEhw!net Ia ytf5 dull.
The f:eTenae Commission. recommending decrease III
the OF t1 ret gallon. has had the effect TO check
all speculative nqrlEy, and oneratOre lutlnE their
fales md purchases 70 actcaIIansacttons which
JppAY-The r,nsfct wsk neglected and nominal 1t
ta.lLa9l7.- Tbe1c were 10 ka1es reported,
TfAY-The market continues fefY d1ll and prices
without Improvement Weauote:
EuoLEAALE PRICE ON TRACK. , ,.... .
, 1866-02-07

The Grain markets today wcse dnll and heary, ,
and ps1ce1 ruled lower"
The Provision marked w1a decidedly lr1ner and
We Hote further advance: oi &c pc, brl on Mers
PoEk, with fales Of 1900 hr1s Al fsds7hns1W-
the market closing Inn. Bulk Nests wsrc 1r1uer
and more active with salez Of shor C1esf s'des Al
44c; rough Sides 1t 18l<c: xnd shoulders at 10H
&1tKc loose. Eagliah Meats were inquired for to
cons'de1ahIe extent, and We note sale Of 100 bxs
tumbe11and Hfdd'e* al 18hc. Sweet Picked
nans Mc1r neglected. Green Sides Vere eold at
lsIII1s5sci Green Hams (trom slaughtered hogr>
II 1te. md tfom dressed hogs ii 1astc. lard was
mere ae1isr and kehlehe. with saics Of about 800
tres at TIC teE Prime kettle, letl16e 10, usluae
steam, and 1c681G1te for No. Lard Prime steam
IN bali barrels &as sold at 17.sc- Beef 4ams were
In good requcst and finn, With sales at $3.50 pr
barrel.
The receipts Of noee, i've ard dressed, to-day,
amounted 10 only 1900. Under this diminished
supply The market tof Dreeaed aoge ruled 15GtaQc
bigher-opening very firm at Ike s1l round, but
closed very quiet 1t 11G11Ac, dividing On 200 ne.
HiGhwroea Vere dull and nominal 1t $2.l6G1a17.
There Ttte no gales reported
TIE Flour unatlet Eas quiet and unchanged.
Good Extrns we're dull, bnt the demand for un-
sound md 10 grade Extras was quste active. The
markell however, is almost bare Of thesc qualities.
and buyers ind gtea dcnlty IN hlltuS their bfllf.
Sales were made at *8so1,1-0 for White Winter,
md &c 0o07.s for spring E1'ras-
Tie market Iot Spring Wheat was FeEy dali, md
prizes .uled 4xGl1c lower, with sales At 1L19A@
1.Sc4 for No SpHng-c16s1ng with ftec sellers
at$i.191.. There we're no Transactions reported In
No. 9 or Heeeted spzings-thefe being no den.ud
for ihsse grades.
. Corn wus in moderate demand ihnnch prices
were shade easier than On yesterday. Sales were
made ut AQc for No. / ; SIC for No. 2; and 32Gb33c
tos Rejected
! Outs ucre duIl and 4GKc lover, with GALES at
saH@ssc for No. !, and @09s0Ac for No. In
Etott-
Rye vas dull .nd 1c lower. with sales nj 4oc fos
No. i. md DC fog No.. F.
Barley waf du1l with Light snles Of sample lots al
41G60c
Glever, and fc- IS Eos Timothy.
SAT- Was Ntm, with sales OF GOO bt1s 1nc domestic
| ut scs5
The following dispatches werr srad today OF
'Chnuge:
NEW Yonk, Feb. e.
| Flour ard Wheat heavy. Corn casler. Oats firm
| Pork befler At $4,000. Lard hsme1 At 114c Dress.
Cd Hoss Gull al *1s5o Whfskey unchanged Gold
| L1Eu-F1our quiet At s7.so@820. Wheat fteady
and qHfet. Corn heafy Al Bic. Oats hfrner at 6GI
| PC. Pork qpief 1t fxs.s7A. Lard frmer at 1se
%h,tkeJ retailing a' r s5SSsa eS.
| Crsc1sxAn, Feb 9.
and 1lhG 1ae net. Mes Pork Al ssa.0G.. Short NIB
1:Ac, facted c1ear, 16kc. Green llsmr, 1514 q
15s:r- shonlaeIss. ssslSac; Kettle Lsrd. l1sie
Gi9n~M1ed T. cess, sts; White 90. &c No
| hut unssIted. .-
In tie afternoon the market ior No Spring III.
dull, with felless 1t fl.lsH. with fev buyers al
, 1866-02-07

T,c Polk market syr autrt, ann the teuacary Of
rntes - ttluaEl5 to lower fxnkc- There II no sr:en
ls1vt iecInE. ahd thr demand Is strictly conbne1 so
:p4u1:y. considerable doing n the package
lEt *lppes steadily xccumulat1ng End old rtltae
Ana Int f:lE.t pr quoted its &c loxsT.
ntt.sSa Hog n-c comrg forward guile freely rom
ths 3attur aud Wesi. With nodeEs1 dc1usnd nf l.k
th- n.1de tEllf- for choice 15ts Of State.
y % W hog ctopi coming forward II the rate
a dtr!!uH Of =. I&4 I lou "a ~
Me9po'e pes ssitr q nr!n's PORK At t.ls2. mesa
llss hs=.S e'h .a1sk IN lArEe !uc..ses at 1s41syc
Jf p, Gatn; enpAea Ha1. are .aenty and dull 1t
mr. 4. EA+b. '~N@s Ase$A'1
l'ccf tina and Ia Ebod reaue,t x.~ ,rx,..
CONES forward 1.ter soely .ni snsk. - ,' sa1E1n
tic erskon. ER1es Of Esx,d Wcurru M :. .al IT
tHtru mess &s Il; An4ils extra e.. ler h,i cssS'
, 1866-02-07

Confidential Information
FOR THE MAftRIED,-Sentft Zee In .es]ed envelope.
Address E. b. FOOTE, u. D., l13D Broadway, New
, 1866-02-07
s9perial JDottrgs..

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Lex 10 Que forget tile peculiar value o! these pills
preventive 81 dssease. wi = remedy ioT eona.
plants already ,et1stlrG. An ouhee Of prtTcnGon
e better than pound Of cufr." aod dose Of Rsd-
WHY'S lils takep once o. twtce week W0i no; only
thai prevailing disorders may be set q astsncs but
they Will crre the worst CASES Of oyspepsia 1nd9fs
tios. cossyentss. &C. heyoDd peradvsntare !. oals
movement Of the bowels while rom fonr 10 SIX pro
dnce brisk aud tao1ouGh puExe. With most other
e.mr1 beesuse tney ~ TO e1pa Tlih the tsss In ~
jea7e 10 such notwithstanding remains circulating
the system. hut purge out all h1t may be ~ obstaee
ope5stlon u aeeompa1isd 81 % psi9 Ihey d9 ths,r
prostfnte. They purify and sten:shea. Thsy are
prepared Of choice and costly extracts from madlEl1a
nantt roots, he1bs Entna DC. jet they are sold for
ihs same pIlee Is Geats ox e. tor tnfs119s q
ca!onei. mercury Or anttmoaJ. yet yon get rid Of
tFour btiioueoess with ease and pfompt1tnde; yoar
heart, your kdrtS1. onf nerves. your stomach arc
feiieSed from disorder md vou arc .reguatetr into
perfect hesl1h. Railways Regulating Fills are sold
by DTn.EtstA.
druggists. Ebica.o. fG3b1tH st SA44T