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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-05

COUNTERFEIT NoTEs Counterfeit
SO notes on the Highland Dank, Ncw>
bargh, n, \ are in circulation. They
are poorly done and eau be detected.
Counterfeit sl00 notes, on the First
National Bank Of Boston, Mass, and
900 notes on Central National Bank
New York City, are in circulation. They
are Hell done, and calculated to deceive
good judges
Counterfeit; sl2 grecnbacks are in cir
culation. The engraving is poor and the
paper coarse.
Spurious s5 green5acks are being fod-
ed over the courtry, especially in tEe
South. The words ~ United States,' when
compared with the genuine, have q
scratchy appearance. In general appear
anee they are well calculated to deceive.
$50 ereenbacks, a good imitation of
the genuine, are also being circulated
The root Of the female in the centre is
distinctly seen, aud counts four toes, while
ia tho genuine the foot is not visible
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-05

New GOODS Joseph NJ. Belford has
jnst addedto his stock splendid assert.
meat of new goods. For quality, variety,
and cheapness We believe Mr.. Belford' ;
establishment offers inducements superior
to any other store in the county.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-05

WESTERN LAND AGENCY.-C. Gin
w grich, Lancaster. Wisconsin, will buy
and sell REAL ESTATE, and pay Taxes for
nonresi1ent2, to those desiring to locate in the
West, can obtain cheap Homes and good wa
ter power in prosperous localities by consult
ing him-rctercnce giselif required.
mar. ely.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-05
Died.

ESSiCk- In Chester county, Pa. on th
9th, ult., Lewis Essick, aged % years. 4
months and 10 days.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-05
HOOP SKIRTS,


HOPKINS GOWN MAKE" NEW FALL
| 4 SryLEs-Are in every respect first class
and embrace complete asso' tmcnt for ladies
Misses. and Children, of the Newest Styles
every length and size of waist.
Our Skirts. wherever known, are more uni
gersally popular thsn any others before the
public. They retain their shape better, arc
lighter, more elastic, more durable. and really
cheaper than any other Hoop Skirt in thc
market. Tue springs and fasteninss are war
rantsi ferfect Every lady should try them
They are now being extensively sold by mer-
chants. throughout the country. and atwhcle-
sale and retail at Manu.actury AID Sale
Room. 20. CPS Arch street, Below .th, Phira.
Ask for Iiorkin's '0wn Make, - buy no
other.
CAUTIoy.-None genuine unless STRAPPED
on each Kid Pad Iiopkin, Hoop Skirt
Manulactory, No. 62S Arch Street. PhiIa'd.
Terms Net Cash. One rriee Ocly
Sept 5, 1SG6-4m
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-05

D.-SUMAC-Tse undersigned
- wishes TO purchase pure Sumcc in large
or small quantities. Highest market prices
paid on delivery at sumac mill, Mechanics
burg, Jaaiats county, Pa.
n. IERTZLER,
Port Royal, Juniata Co., Pa.
august -, lSGU-tf.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-05

AcoIpESr.-On Saturday evening lost
two young men of our town went Il
McAliotersvile for the purpose Of bring.
ing Mrs. Warner TO this place to see her
sister who was then at the point of death
When returning, the young men say, thl
horse scared aud becoming unmanagable
run Of, upset:ing the buggy, severely in
iuring Mrs Warner, and breaking the
buggy. Mrs Warner, Though seriously
injured, israpid'y recovering.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-05

w L have on hand a good quality of Hard
w ware, comprising full assortment OF
CARPENTER roofs & BLA CESNiTk
T0OLS. such as Anvils, Bellows, Sc, Shoy
maker Tools, Saws, Axes, Augers, Iron, Steeb
Nails. Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails by
the keg and pound, Ropes of ali sizes from ,
inches down to ] inch by the pound. Buggy
and Wagon Springs. Griad Stones, and Grind
Stone Fie'Ures. at
SULOUFF. FROW & PARKER'S.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-05

a LARGE and well selected stock of GRO
"A CERES, comprising Ham, Shoulder, la
, con, Mess PORK, Flour Spices, &C.. &c. at
sEi0Utf, FEOW & PARKER'S
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-05

EcLIpsEs NEXT YEAR-Therc will
be four Eciipses in ls6.-two Of the Sun
and two of the Moon, occurring as fol
lows:
Annular eclipse Of the Sun. March G.h
Ipvisihle here, but visible in Europe, Asia
an1 Africa.
Plrtial eclipse of the Noon, March 20:h
Visible here at 3 o'clock and = minutes
IN the morning.
Total eclipse Of the Sun, August 29th
Invisible here, but visible in South
America and South Africa.
Partial eclipse Of the Moon, Septem
Der 18th Visible here at O'Clock
and 20 minutes in TIE evening.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-05

De"tal Once, as above stated, where he will
he bapnr to attend TO the wants Of all who
may favor him with their patronage. Teeth
inserted upon all the latest and most improved
plans, ir a worl,rarlike and satisfactory man
ncr, which for beauty. durability and clean
iiness cannot be surpassed. HI work war
ranted. No charge made for the insertion Of
temporary sets, when permanent sets are or
derei. Particular attention paid to diseased
gums, on the sensible principle Of mo cure.
no pay" Teeth filed which will last for life
Although young practitioner, he feels sat
isfei in saying that his work will com
pare favorlbly with any that is put up in this
or any of the adjoining counties. All he asks
of the community is a trial, aad if full satis
faction is not given, no charge viii be made
Gssg~Will visit McAlsterville on the third
week Of every ronth, and Thompsontown on
the fourth week, to remain one week. At sl!
other times can be found at his Office in Mif-
hintown. oct 10, 1SG6-tf.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-05

Also all kinds of 25c, Novels
n. B.-Any of the Daily. Philadelphia pa
pers furnished ct 7jc. per month, or tri-week-
Is at Soc. per month, semi-weckly Soc OF
weekly zoe. per month. also Music, Maga-
zines and other bindings attended 10.
?. S.-Back numbers Of all Magazines and
Papers furnished at short notice. | am deter
rmined to supply great want in this county
by furnishing he people with reaiing inatiei
at reasonable price.
respectfully solicit your patronage.
JOHN II. THOMPSON.
Perrysyille aug. l. 'GG.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-05

SEYTESCED.-Mack Yeiden, the thief
who stole Nr. John Mckiuley's ovcrcoat
from Mr.. WINS Hotel in this place, was
caught at Harrisburg and after receiving
II trial there was convicted aud sentenced
10 pay a fne OF one dollar and costs, aud
60 10 prison for six months.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-05
a.sW Advertisements.

(sa q - Icy - .
ID NNSYLvANIA RAILROAD-ON AND
| after Sunday, Nov. Is, 1866, Passenger
Trains will leave Miffiin Station az follows ::
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-05
EsE&sC STORE.
II USlCAL INSTRUMENTS.

p. 81. GREENE HAS OPENED HIS MU-
- sic Store, one door west of W. Lewis
Book Store, where he keeps constantly on
hand STEINWAI & SONS and GAEHLE'S
Piano Manufacturing Company's PIANOS.
MASON & HAMLlN'S CABINET ORGANS
and CAGHART, NEEDHAM & cos MI
LODEONS; Guitars, yiolins, Fifes, Flutes !;
Guitar and Violin Strings.
Music Bo0Ks-Golden Chain. Golden Show
ef, Golden Censor. Golden Trio, Sc, sc.
SHEET MUStC.-He is constantly receiv-
ing from Philadelphia all the latest mIsig,
which persons at distance wishing, eau
order, and have sent them by mail ut
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-05

- - y 1E u
gs;E. Pianos and Organs Warranted for tlvs
years.
Those wishing 10 buy any of the above ar
ticics are invited to cal! and examine mine
before purchasing elsewhere. My prices are
the same as in NeW Ycrk and phiia+elphi1.
Circulars of instruments sent promptly up
on application with any additional iufor1na-
ton desired.
e. VI. GREENE,
Hi! Street, Huntingdon. Pa.
One door west Of Lewis Book Store.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-05

TowH PRoPERrY FOR SALE.-The
undersigned offers at private sale, his
property loc' led on Main street, Mifiin-
town, Ia. The improvements are Dwell
ing House w;th Store room attached. &c
Persons wishing to purchase should call
on Ii d. WELLER,
Mii' 'utown, Pa
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-05
Gke Sm!ata StntineI.
TOWN AND 4 DUNTNi.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, December 5. .s66.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-05

I AIDES FANCY FURS. AT JOHN FAR
Il EIRA'S Old Establishment FUR Manu-
factory No rs ARCH STREET, above 7th,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-05
II Z. E.EER,
-. nrrtis. Nain

~, Dentist, Main
street. AIiniintown.
i'a.-Gflice, first
door west of Bel
rord's store, mp
stairs. The sub
scribcr announces
to the public that
BE has opened a
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Oct. 2i, IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
prcposdls.
ouARrKRsAsrER.G ExERAt oFyrcE,. }

v AsHINbIoN
PROPOSALS for BUILDING o large FIRE
Il PROOF WAREHOUSE. at the Schuykl Arsenal. Phis.
d-rhPlsns Of the above building he 1t the a~r.
Generals Office Nsshngioni al The Office OF beyel bOen
q. H. CROSMAN Assistant Qnartr eneIal Philadelphia
office Of JOHN Me- RITZ DR. j Architect PhiadephiA sod
a. tie Office Of M0rGeu 5 van yLiET Q1artsrmas
NeN York
SPECIFICATIONS printed Immediately and deposited at these
several
Proposals the erection Of the building including ali uOsk
materials nyiie and will De Eecsiyrd until lie th OF Oct-
DER inst noon, the Office q Buys Brig Gen. o. II. eros
MAN Assistant GENERAL Phiadfpla where they
will BE- cpred In the preeue Of such bidders hooc 20 be present.
the whole work complete, md the tine At which 10
finished should be ei in the Proposals which should be
accompanied by the Of two rrfponse peons IN the
amount doar bidder will into
good sufficient security within ten days after bring n0tihed
oil the sane NJ. G. MGIGs.
OnnriermA rGeneral. Rrraet Brig General.
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Professional Notices

hR. LARM0NT, No. l73 BrOadway.-Tr eatment
~ from Dto5 Medical Adviser and Marriage Gnde on his
special local constitutional nervous diseases 'fc'ure
hs;uli, pile. Ac., &c, 81 30. - ..,, -, ,,.,
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and all.other Special Di-
~ .ase. Male ard Female Tenth Ensrsed Ediion JUST
special AnstoUy and Surgery the syracuse Mrde h9es NJ
Price : n WARNER, No. Nesey-t GODFREY, No. 90
Broadway MACFARLAND Twenty hird'i. aud Broadway
The Author No 26 Fast ny6sss between Second and Third
sye,. from to 3o'clock and to o'clock evenings.
CTRGTCAT HOSPITAL for the treatment OF
- STRUCTURE VARICOCELE, HEhORRHOlDS, FlSTuLA
the diseases Of the Pelvic 'sr ander ths eze5
TO and to D. evening" a. Dr. "
residence No a. Fifth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains lrrscy city Pefu1nt q and q y n
I:l5 ar and COZ Salufdtys only At ll;l3 D. m. Th3
OH 4. y aid - ron through 90 hisnssy.
800 THOMAS ". BEMAREST. Superu' sndcnt.
NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD. Traps leave foot OF
~ Courrd,-s. PHuADTIPHIt a aud 10 u G.
and y M AIT MORE tui NAsniSdToS Al and 10 NJ
AZ, and ~ midnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
SING SING PRisoS. AGAsr AsD ARDEss UyEIczl
September Il, ls5e. !
PROPOSALS FOR CONVICT LABOR.-Pursuant

IbltDGOSAIS VIZ lONN III JADOhs-l uiSuhEk
the Board Of State Prison Inspectors sealed
proposals received by this Office, un the
m day oeolrr 2 ooc noon or re abo aud ervees
70 he
Ouryin. Cutting and Manufacturing FOR the Of Fvs
Year. 10 the To- dsy ol March ldl
abor 100 R Convcis confined IN tt
Prison employed toe manutctuT Of taih and Clothing Zoe
period Of Five the s day OF Ho7r-
With the labor such conv employed In quarry
the l. tue pv
gr quar-yug cutting anl fcurng stone Zoo tie qqa.s
the Prison toeer gh The rs wsy % at ton
% the public highway ard 70 aai fo the DOCKS n Tue yAia
With the sbor and such conv employed in the
ucurr Of clothing b sloproom the yard Of the Pron Win
b. furnished .0r iaat u1rposr.
COPIES contracts De entered Into Tor rch labor and serVc
day and OF their
bark will be -rored va ti ofe wiki the CTk - This
Prison for the inspection Of all persons deol' OF proposing hef
Popo f such bor employed IN qnaryns
stone &c. addressed the unde sns ard marked Pro-
pc. Tor thu # stone Oarr- Those for
hs bor Il be employed % the minu'rtbe Of clothing
addressed IN and marked Proposals. 70: ths
employed la the Manufacture Of Clothing"
Try De substantially he form o. the printed anks wnieh
De furnished by tho Clerk 0 this Prison 10 applying
therefor They be accompanied By the written o. tia
persons become aTri es IL the icoutract and they must have
annexed inst cation Of the less than $780,
provided by section II, chap. 800 o. the law OF 1859
on the said eth OF October 1890. y
proposal will be euleusned wi h Offers than price
per right reserved to the Inspectors WIN the Of
ufde-rei 81 u the proposals made they
"A - ~ 5 H. JOHNSON. Agent
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Che Curt

Union COURSE, Long Misunderstanding, TIL q Rs
u DAY >Oct IS n NJ. Msch for S2ee m- beats bes
three in i've. wagons H. WoodInf m. LADY EMMAj D.
Phfrs LADY THORN. leave South Ferry lO;l3
aud @ aud the Fulton and wlausburEh teis. s.eD Ave
during the Course dieci. SAME DAflks
celebrated stallion GEORGE WILKES matched 20 beat 2n zs~
10 wsron. in three tras WILLIAM SHAW, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23

NDAMENClNb JUL y 1000
P.u.ngsr fweuvsevsn;h's. ami
tosTthays LntIancs or twenty sevrntA.sl
TRAINS LEAVE SEwYOAh;
For New Haven. 20 aUfEI,l l.JJL rs, (EnJ 300
Dr. a. ~ ard go tkz,Ip -
20 gdl,ePos 7.si 400, III iLp i2i5 (EI, 90
a. J. q 40 Gui ou tt1.l y.
ior Milford. OIL 0rd. 10I il.J0 q rs 49, p.
For tAElel4 aus W-.tpJr. 49, lid M - 40
N. a,
II. rs. 40 aJl. 800 (EL,i ID.
For Darer. 1iaI go ll3, a. o. g 40 80 p m.
Tor Ofren". 90 ~ liJl An J.. ia ~. 5h - pm
iof smoft 100 @ IN (tr.l $50 llJ0 is (EE.l 19
90. IN s. 81 30 90 900 tEHl p ns, o,. ,,,,
Ule.-s sad he ermsiilfe sial5us i)l ~ l4N
~ ~ CONNFCrISG TRAINS
Fo Boston srf.n.hrd 90 tfrl ID tEr,ll0 ..
fof Bosom va Shore Lima l2l3 lks.l G0l o.
Iofhauofltui Springfield 40 "a, Tx LIS, 100 tLIl
Gtou. 70. -.
tree .. N1rhlmpt7f.
1915 D. =. -.--t..-. p.u-..t.. IN
O.. a. Is 800 tro =.
Fol d ana r Liroid. is o. IN. n Norihimpion
Dor Hoa.st .iieh Railroad. ga tn., , 81. I
botS -n,.rpc, Ruroid. 40 Ia. 100 y
u,rLury n0rw4K Hal. DAD m, At p
Commodious es ping Caf' attached % go p M rin -
~ JAMES IL. HOYT. S1ol
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matbinerp.

TOR SALE, at bargain, 15-horse-power HOIST
and PUMPfNG EEGlhE with two Morris and Cumming,
ssbs for mining Aso 5tsan lsehi In
ords to,sbs Engines aud steam Pumv' Of rs0a'
sxss, " Ne, lit luglI.
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Amnsemerif.
CTEINwAY HALL.


GTEINWAY HALL.
- @ B Bat. ss 70 '1so91ss "a The aSpy' S's s1
Oct During Mr.. B.euSns vi. 10 Eusope bc enabled
enter INTO 'osn aranses WIN so's who have e ess, d
fssfk pgic he eadigs 'i,rss'ions Q, tne day -, ,,
,sL , BY Mssa1s fsP, End the d.o9, ssS Og
resolved increase the attractions Of Concerto By aiding
S5 .. &C. '1s s & sot S ss % he ss
temperance IN this city silef AZ ab,epee q Two VII
universally admired the da'h1l and Brilliant Ouao singer Fsranu
"a p@s. o e vocal artist. ensr guarantee depart,
he sot.ia@sn, WI be Il al respect Of u. y:y sssss,
a he has re whs' Of s pPe sss S so ~
his ensbe' him IN eAs.e snd etssr psess
eS S1 9t s y, e ,np % % os The wei CON,
o, and sssompnHy' who With tie artists previously na"'d Wa
Sis1or BRIGNoI
sgnor FORTUNA.
Nj Carl ROSA,
Mr.. l. HAT1ON Ad
will msk their FIRST appearance In this city durn. the sre' Of Con-
NAUGURATE sTElNwAYs HALL.
Commencing on
The sals Of Tickets viii commence MONDAY the 10Th
BROADWAY THEATER. Admission SO cents.
LEADING A sTA Tt coE hHF SSE r AMERICA
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
Positively. LAST WEEK OF "FANCHoN"
EVERY Sa ayfslS9 s M Tsf. 2'y and
FANCHoN CRICKET. -
FANCHoN her original chsraer MISS MAGGIE hTCHELLA
kOTtCE-FANCHON will not BE- presented beyond this week
MONDAY Oct. 20, LITTLE BAREFOOT
Box Office open from to o'clock
Seats may be secured SIX dsysi sdvsDss
THEATRE FRANCAIS.
Il West Fourteenths., Sxh.sye.
PAUL JUtGNEI and C. DRlN Directeura
TUESDAY and THURSDAY, OPERA. SATURDAYS, COMEDr
VAUDEVILLE AND DRAMA.
FRENCH OPERA.
TUESDAY EVENING October a. at
LIE CHALET.
Comic Opera n on by Adam.
LES NOES DE JEANETTE
Comic Opera IN act. by Victor Masee.
Prices sdn.sion Bores -four ses 60 Psrque, sesl
a. Second Tier 81 secured without charge Family
Circle. 50 cen
Offices for subscriptions and Messr Chckerng Sons he
52 Broadway and McCOy Hrgs Nos III and ia BosdwsL
CTUDI0 BUILDlNG-TENTH.ST
- LAST WEEK or THE EXHIBITION OF
MR.. MOZlERS MARBLE STATUARY
OPEN DAILY FROM 10 a M 70 p. m
DAREPAs CONCERTS.-S0NGS Published by
4 WILLIAM HALL & SON, No. SO broadway. n
Why Looking Out" Duu Price Dtent.
Eot for Nnghton.. ~ crnt<
Good Bye, Sweetheart" Halton sung by Brig
," crn1
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Amnsemen!s.

"ALlACkT.
w Proprietor and Manayer....... Nr LESTER WALLACE
ANOTHER NOVELTY
THIS TUESDAY EKENiNG. Oct. q.
SECOND NIGHT
of the last and comedy b. UyIon SD
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

HNICKETS for all the CITY RAILROADS kept 70
sale d.. General Ticket Once No. 2s Broadway Roor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23

GERMAN STADT THE tTER. A. and A. BoweS.
" Mr. BOSUArL DAWSON
will By general request, for tho third time,
THIS TUESDAY,. October %.
RICHARD no.
thursday O0. %. Mr. BOGU MIL DAWSON
in HE ayedte character a CORPORAL BONJ0UR,
il Wiener in Paris (Nsnnese. In Parish
snd in Carl Won Holeis DRAMA, HANS JUEH0t.,
Tickets STAMPED October good only for Thursday October 70
or Inc money refunded at The Office.
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= y
JANIS A. wOTTOS. Hsvfe. urusrsl A.snt Ia Earopa
LHERBErrf. kAEE a To-. Ar-u'. rans


LHERBErrf. kASE a Co. Ar~u's Fam
I ONDON AND NEW-YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
II Ps,farr % London di go 20 . 10 currency
Passsgc ir0o London 2 IS 80 rHd -. g,ll.
MM. PENN trp. Rulings rom N~w "a ........ Oct =
AIALASrA c'ni rrk, 'n oom Scw.l 'fs.'....''' nov
CELIA, Capt '''~sd- from N~ iors ....ll-e 10
The British iron steamship W o. Fem 5000 tlus
will have Fer No. Noflh tyc for Lord'n direct on sAIIh
DAY u The nrcouuoi.tioa It pasrnr N hts
ship ursup2.cd !s MI be- isteI ard through bis Of
ad.us aniW~fp Rotterdam, Amsterdam Dunss
tHAS. A. WHITNEY. 80. % Broilvsy
For ire sh.s sppy a. No. 8 >egI-i. ....
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
~ uiated weekly Liverpool calling Qn-ens
town The ~ s. Iron ~ ibis Line vii be
dsratch-d 10. fIl5sa Pier No North hiyef.
fDENNhkh.' Iucni hl'lf n''s -
An experienced srTseon cuch sHip q &c n char
rItf.i1d ir suy umoun lays~ tuy baus IN Great bnn
Of the Continent.
RATES or PASSAGE PAYABLE ~ cuRnrscr
Cs1in. Storage.
Through fss.aseto fa, Antwerp hanbafs Benen Losdon
kc. low
ssrTarr Pa..a-e fo LyeTpoor Queens
tow Tor reucy be ohtainef q Grlad.sy
Fof Cabin r1sstcr apply se Ohire Il be- COMPANY
No. bIo-dWey Tor Nirrfae Oe u 'No
Company No. u broadway. or No ~ Pe.r-st - .
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NEW. YORK and NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD.

! l@s SUMNER ARfaAN0 EMESE. 1861
COsiMENCiNG July y. 1861
Ps.ng.r station IN E.wYorF. Twsn,v'evsn;hs AMI
| fosFtn Lutiancs rwrnty
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6tOpss, Ranges, 81.

GOTHIC FURNACES.-FIRE PLACE, PARL Or
N aud Portable Heaters Hestns and Cooking Msgse
Elevated oven Ranges Zero Rsirigerstofs
ALEX ST. LESLEY, No COS siIthavs., v. Y
CTOVES, RANGES and HEATERS, at II. & J.
- MOWBRAYS, No. O. Vcsey opposite Warrington Market
Morning scfeeder base burner Cssmoe and other
gasbung Cylinder Heating Stoves Chef Cook large
wood coal and M assortment OF Cook
ing stoves, Ranges Farmers Boilers &c, A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23

oE NEW FRENCH SKIRT.-Also. a great
eyo cORsKrs u'i received from Paris, ., low prees st
GLbEK5.
Got go ADD "a Bgosdgu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
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COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION originated the
~ NrouoIyd Ca, and have sIiraed ss,s for oys'
pGr. and fEesh every day We never fall Once NO. II
Cooper Institute.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-05

The BInGEsr FooL.-Speaking Of 10.
sephs, We once heard of several wives
making up purse to be given to tie one
whose husband should chance to have
the most illustrious name. The FIRST
commenced: "My husbands name is
"illism.' Then followed long list of
all the Williams whose names had been
handed down, to posteri.y, com menciug
With William the Conqucror, and ending
with Shakespeare. The eecond: "My
husbands name is George" and all the
Georges, good, bad or Indifferent, we're
brought up as proof Of bis right to tho
purse. The third chimsd in with Henry,
urging her claims rs eloquently ss tho
rest; while the fourth, a meek little crea-
turc, with no presensions whatever, quiet-
ly remarked: We'll, my husbands name
is Joseph, and l don't think | ever heard
OF a single Joseph who distinguished him
seIt-uniess it WAS Joseph, told of in the
Bible, who wrestled with Potiphars wife;
aud | certainly be was the bigpost fool
that ever lived 1t is needless to add
that tho purse was delivered to the Iast
speaker without murmer.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-05

That depends upon on circumstances.
Some things that look to a casual observ-
er like paying operations, prove in, the
end, 10 be losing games.
1t don't pay to do without q newspa-
per; you may save two or thres dollars
year by such miscalled ECONOMY"
but in doing so may loose the benefit Of
some information contained in good pe-
riodical which would be worth more to
you than ten times the subscription
price.
1t don't pay, in the long run, for bu-
siness man 10 overreach bis customers,
Whenever an opportunity offers, for soop-
er or later his swindllng procivities will
be discovered, and then down will 20 HE
reputation.
1t won pay for q man to invest what
money he has in the corner lots Of q
town which has no existence only on the
map of cunning speculalor who owns
the land.
l. won't pay for man doing live bu-
siness at home to throw up his situation
and start for Idaho with view Of making
a fortune in q FEW months.
1t don't pay for ladies to wear thin
shoes IN damp and cold weather; the sd-
vantage in looks" is more than COUNTER
balanced By the loss OF health almost csr-
tainly incurred by such a foolish coufor-
nifty to the caprlces OF fashion.
1t went pay to trea: strangers With iu-
civili,y; sooner or later such conduct will
react upon him who INDUCES in it, aud be
will wonder why he does not make new
fr;an m ora rai,dlv
1t don't pay to live ahead of your
meaus; you may wear iine clothes and
eat more oyters ,o-tay, but at some fu-
tarc ,imo you will be likely to sink
down into invisib,li,y by the weight Of
saperabundant mortgages, executions and
the like.
On the other hand it riU paw to take
good newspaper to be honest in deal
ing with others, to keep out of uncertain
real estate operations, to stay away from
over-pufted gold regions, to dress in a
manner conducive to health, to treat ev-
eryhody with courtesy, and to live eco
nomicaily .- Union Banner.