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Amusernents.

AnneemenI5.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
LEONARD GROWER. .....,-... DIRECTOR
rE Rs5 E ygPSF SSI F TIig WEEK ssiEs
Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
Or TIE sIEEP or TWENTY YEARS
wAsmreros R yYiSSsp S 81 STORY
Wisney sco .ry pepted 4. Hayes and u. A. Strong
The music composed by Thomas Bsks, s.a 'aa n RiveIe
W barron Daley Hind Sinclair Mrs saunAsr' aud hi''
THIS THIS ttWWEBSEsDaYl AAFFTTEEssS9s
THE SsASB S SAFSEE
Reproduction f' 'h GS Sfss s6G s s SPECTACLE
TIE TUE Ice IcE W WIrcR
'''' ''' 'D''nA' IL Tin 'WEBB SISTERS; o,.
GRAND GERMAN OPERA a. CHORUS CHORUS
Admission al Sa9t. H II The I house. % cents. CHILDREN
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" SPECIAL MATINEE ANNOUNCEMENT
OLYMPIC MATINEE TODAY.
WEBB SISTERS
wEBB SiSrFRs.
@ ADA and sA who doIn5 As r. t
sr ;siss IT,
IN THE GORGEOUS IcE:wircH
Admission to al. part. o. tho sOa.s 50 cents. Children Is cents.
ALYMPIC THEATER.
" srEcIAk MATI \; e. AS NJ ga ~
49, $50
WEBB SISTERS
Mis-. ADA and E@MA daring their recent at this
i'''' ' WiIE ifPESR Al TaE &xTsET TO-DAY
IN the T THnH icE WIr rch MN
Admission ali parts Of the 50 cents Children Is cent.
RARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GRAND oPENfkS S't o. TdE SRzMATIc SEASON
NEW AID sfLENDi iSp pSAMA RI comrANy
Bulse,, celebrated Comedy or
Character. by the full talented { ssPsay
the great r LORE SsT ad a' os n! ras BRIDGE
Possessing the absorbing Interest Astounding IN ,S.oa "hh
are III s'n'u' '"o MUST ~ STARTLING EFFECTs
Mi.. FANNY TURNER. tho charming Female Drummer who will
sPRPs sTE Eth ALLIE TURNER. INFANT DRUMMER.
DANCE BY TIE LiPutiaa Wonder, GEN. GRANT, Jn
COLLECTION e ;rfG y $IE eoEDoy CUMMING
ESSahSS iS5 GFER AsRe aEsr
NUMBERING oyER 1900 SPECIMENS -
slain 0' 'i F n'sERs e TEaRs SrSo IN AFRICA
rhE p%GRr sA @ es
ArncnN BRPs Se chaNRs b k
THE AFRIcAs yIlLTTIR !li,,; tn, .x 1DJyTANT
mLrER SF NaFos1k sso 5s FoRTRAT GALLERY
con' rS ron e a rs 9 o. S6AN CHIEFS
ComOa@s LeHsd Sea, Happy Family Grand AqIsd m
ElShfes DrysVs'as. -
Admission, cent?. Children under ten. Is cents -
DROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so cents.
WEDNESDAY F FfH1fi iT s1a SATURDAY EVEN
IEGs AND sATURiYe MATINEE
Most positively last Mr. g%Sfs & sTlhs
who viii This WEDNESDAY EVENING Sept s. sppear ia two
characters , ann ..oro
STR ANGER. JAMES STARK
AND 'HAA''ps''' KS s1Rn2s AND PErRUoHlo;
iTiiHi;jiisDxY EVENING sept g.
S0"'i' 0s'0ui1' pay Ia by or LYONS
CLAUDE lAy EyENS s1 on, bsae Of
DIR. JAMES STARK,
wien be will sppesrs' ,xoau.s
Seats may be secured in advance.
L IMMENSE SUCCESS OF TIE HAHLoN BROTHERS
md be
GRAND CURRICULUM
HIS HONOR MAYOR HOFFMAN, ,.,,,oN,
RR a GRxNb and performance Of the Am.
Gymnssts THIS "wednesday kNkNIN6
NEW FRENCH THEATRE. ANASTASl
~ The 4yPIi's Tsp1t VII iPgf fSG Sen,
CCOTTlSH GAMES.
~ TENTH AM ~ kb AZ JAMES
EEw-YORK CALIFORNIAN CLUB
JONFs WOOD
THURSDAY, Sept. 6, ta6
Tickets 80 TO be had from msneeu and At the gate on the
day ofthe sameA
LSOX's OLD DOwERY THEATER.
-'''' MISS FANNY HERRING, Gov
william MadeR ST. and Mr., Ryn.r Llnysrd his, e. RsynOd.
or TINS s f.sr ZOE o5f. ~ MIS- WIZ.
anna First Zine Ia this country,
THREE GREEN MEN.
A brilliant company in the shove pieces
1870 o.
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Go rbcm il man Concern.
wAn DrrIs1rssT, sunorOs.orsrnAt'. 0,

War DEPAaTHENT, suRGBON'GENkhALs UyfICkl
MAmIseToS. d. G., August TO- LOO
An Army Medical Board, TO consist OF Brevet
n Colonel j. b. Brown L. A. President Brevet Lieu
r. Writ u :. A. Brsvet Lieutenant
Colonel Anthony Heger Surgeon u s. A. and B,eves Msor ar
rem Webster u s. A. Recorder, viii meet In
New City goth Il September neIt for the examination
of admission into ,h Medical S'ah Of the u y Army
AppicHns 81 yesrso and physically sound
Applications pvIont appear before the Board should De
addreed sugeCBeneTs u :. A. and must state tbs in
rae eddeae nd date place o birth Of tie candidate Is
onias and qualifications nnst he furnished II re
Medical isrvce Of the Army during the war;
should be stated together with his former rank and ms ana
and Testimonials nom tue cfcsfs win whou ne as
s-rye should also b. forwarded
undergoing ms
examination indispensable prreglse ,osapponmeni
There present 60 in the Medical stan 70 which
m ns created approved July 10Th
ias jos. X BARNES. Surgeon @ enrfal US. A.
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professional Notices.
nldrble nlantels.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
10 MARBLE MANTELs Of the Attest designs vsy
low pess at A. KLABER Marble Works NO iS Esst istn
a. near 3dsvs Y Mantes IN the county oas tnI 0es
,1ARBLEIzED SLATE MANTELs-.superOr in
.nn.aanee, more durable; half tho prios OF marble Il D.
STFlyART No. sos s1th.eve. bet 3cth 18th Sta
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C,UPREME COURT. ROBERT L. MAITLAND,
= Plsintia sgain HENRY 81 alexander SUSAN ~ Al.
FXANDER rs wife and others Deendsnt.n pursuance
d.ut of hi. Court made aboveenti action on The Jl,
day OF August 1866 Daniel r. nahsm 1.-The hsie,ee therein
to sale publ auction
day Of September o'clock a. the Exchange s.S
oou No IN Broadway the City Now by Jamessh NIL
Ter the following premises Wa al thA GER
tan lot piece parcel Of land with the bndngs erected theeon
n wing and being on the easierJ .ds OF the yent syeDne
Inc Ward Of the City Of Hewfork bounded and DE-
bed a. foowsi Beginning point the easeJ line OF ne
venue dtent southey forty feet and hye meme. ron YIN
torp ,ed by Of tie esssry line OF ihe EsF
with outheTy line q forty urtsirre running
thence eastery line parallel with Forty onrthires istynve
~ thence sousery lice parallel with the fsysn avenue
twenty feet wewdly line parallel win foyioaItn
sreet sasy line OF the
thence northery song the eastey line Of tho frsrn rsns
twenty the point place Of beginning Ne"iofs
September I. 1870. .... - A., ,os p...l
JAMES W. ALEXANDER, Plaintiffs Attorney
rlUM
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I'm THE sUPRELE CoURT-CTTY AND cow.

IN THE SUPREME C0URT-CITY AND COUN-
Il Try or EEW.YORK. JAMES n. MILES and FANNY his
wife against JOHN JOSEPH MILES. mICHEAL KELLY snd
MARY ANN his wife. and others In Of aJudgen
Partition made rendered IN tie above action the h
.dsy 4 August 1876 JAMES H. COLEMAN tue Rerse named In
Judgment viii sell through Jossp Mcclure Real Estate Aue
t,neer EKehaug No. III Broadway In the City Of
the 17th DAY Of October 1865 at2clock noon all
te tnis in sai judgment that IL
a. All at certain lo. piece Pcei q land situate lying and DO
Sixteenth 2Ohl Ward OF the City OF Vow ON De-
ginning souhery line 4 Twenty nnsreet distant Westerly
ou the Wesley line Of Seynh 10 feet and acnes run
s sOuthey nearly night angle 10 the Souher'
~ m Twenty ninth street 80 ot 9nche 70 the oenerso e
boc Westerly ag The center line OF the block feet f
inhos 7cs Eorthry II, nearly parallel with !he Westerly
Twenynute Es,tery along the same "a feet 10y
incies 20 the o. beginning.
~ I'll that o piece parce ofand situate lying and
be uF Twelfth 2sd Ward Of the City OF New-for begin
ming point the y sey side Of tho distant
nineteen inch Eshery from the inteeon oil foyhrst
street running thence Essry aud parallel with
seventy center Of the block thence Noet
along center The hock1veny feel two hebe thence Mes
rstsr-t evenythree feet ten inches 70
me sohery along the Eaery line OF
said feet the pac beginning Row pep
tembsr 5th. 1915. JAuES ~ CObEMAN Referee
Gus ]. THDBAus. Plaintiff Attorney
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eteamboats ano Railroads.

TOR WHITESTONE. BaylisS Dock, Great Neck,
IL sssdss Point gLEN GlenN God. und ROsLTS The
Steamer SEAwANHAKA leaves Pier No q ifees sup East hVef
esll Sundays excepted at ocoek m Eoifeish tshsn
[f0R NEWBURGH. WEST POINT, POUCH
u KEEPsE RONDOUT and KINGSTON landing At Coztsnfs
baek Cornwall ksW HambUrsh aud Milto0 TIE
STEAMER MARY POWELL
sfssos1eseusssh steEI seespssa q eeqek
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CRIME NEAR TROY

A FAMILY GAGGED AND RoEBD-$7.0O 900 IN BONDS
ESCAPE PLUEIasR--FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY
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SUPREME COURT, City and County Of =, New W.
- Y,rE-THE SAINT NICHOLAS NATIONAL BANK or
NFW.YOrK Plaintiff agt WILLIAM 5. EOERTON Defendant
Enr.ss No pursuance Of the iudsmeni Of ihs eoove en-
mad corrt made above entitled econ, r th Gay o.
Jnv 1900 appointed IN End By sad Judgment if ne
p1pose 81 carving effect such judgment will SILL fnbhc
Auction At the EIchangs ssesoom No ~ bosdWy heS orr
Civ on ga Of September 1886 ~ u o'clock noon tongh
JANIS 81 MILLER Hea Estate Auci hest AT hOSser,hissh
certain pieces parcels Of land situate s ana being IN .ns
City Of kewgork and known os numbers
fourteen feen ssvsnteen eghteen nnee twenty
f,1 frtyseyeu CHI fortynin MY MY one
o 6ythree and yfou block number nine hundred ana
INV x on map Office Of the REGISTER ~ ihe o{ sud
County York entitled MP Of pfopfiy OF Henry ~ bIsd
hurst lt5" made by Francis Nicholson CITY sur
veyo which sail lots taken together are bounded
ovs Berinnnz omed by the nefsecion OF the
Is OF one hundred and hnb street with tbs easeFy
line Of e Break Hi Kngbndgs Roads thence eassry
along t souheriy One hundred and forty NH stree Two
hund Ell snd hynne thence 'ouhery and parallel with shh
avenue aud ten inches 10 the noft
ely line hundred and oyfourh stree thence westerly
ns Of One hundred and forty ouT street one
hun red sxytwo feet to the Brruk Neck Nil OF
Road and thence noery sag The esteTy line OF sAd Tod 70 me
mint or Mace Of beginning Together with al the estate night Ute
nd interest Of William EE-rtoutn half u the streets and s
Ersak eck Hi Road In front Of and ADJOINING said
- - lie ssnter Of said stfset oad-Dsted August 1906
4 '''' =" w JOHN u. HASKlN Reiefee.
Aa20 Paw wv WAS d. II. HAWKE. Pla'. Atty.
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feaal Notices.


NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-CHARLES
IN LEWIS esainst ELIZA LEWIS Summons for Relief To
Defendant You hereby summoned and
required the complaint In is, 80 cent Int Rev
and copy ofyour the said canreiot
nplaint the fabscrfSef b Office No II: X. T. d.
Hsssaust City o. New-Ycrk within twenty
after the serve hereof extuve the dag OF such scce ana
m 10 complaint within the time Aforesaid the
snth IN his action viii the Court for the relief demanded
n the comp ant-DateG July a. 1906
Au3lswSwW RIcHARD T. DEFINING, PlsintifHs Attorney
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-WARNER
~ DREsEL and JOHN D. KREMELBERG against CARL Ed
WARD fOCkE ing Bremen under tho style Of Carl Foke
Widow summons for money demand on CONTRACTS
ICON not sef TO tho Defendant Hboye named;
hereby Summoned and required TO answer the u l. X
complaint n'ls action watch viii be fled In the oee stump
Cers Of the County Kings a. the Court House % cent?
m tie CITY Brooklyn Cogniy Of kngs and TO serve canere
q 10 the siid compliant on the
sber the office No. - Nilan street In the said City Of New
within the Of this summons On you
Of the day and fail to answer the SAID
within the aforesaid the plaintiffs will take Judgment
five hHnded and your dollars
with interest from the first day Of nnary one
thousand iht hundred sky besides the costs nth action
--Dsed New ork. July 1856 -
Ausl-law6wWed BOWBON LAROCQUE & BARLOW,
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$4,000, TH u. ER i ps9ii.. T a1s,. II
~ laIn buepess and Of decided Republican sics PLAN
which ade Be by The above amount
eaz, on lie for this information
address A. b. C., PostOAce.
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9taiionerp ano farm Soobs.

XVM p. SMITH, No. az Maden-lane, New-York.
Manufacturer o.
GOLD PENS AND PENCIL CASES
An1BARD 4 WILSON'S PATENT ANGULAR NIB,
AID BARp BROS GOLD PENS,
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C,TpREAlE COURT.-City and County q New
- YofE.-AMAEDA L. woRRALL az; h 1Rsls WoKkALt
s,r,r.,r. -For lief Com not SER To NORRIS
VoWp T. You arc hereby summoned Rev stamp.
o@s 10 snswer the complaint tbs action wheA ~ cents
- aI.d iu the Office Clerk OF the CITY and
supty Of KewYsk a. the City Hal hsNf ORR Wy Ausns' ~
ig AID 70 ~ryp % said complaint On r
ci Al mia Office No = Nassau street. Nsvf Ok tiiy within
d.ys ane service Of this simmons on you srcne
- a.v of c service; AID fol 10 answer the said complaint
ihin tho lime aforesaid the pnh In s action VII spy 70 ihe
Cou Tor the re sf demanded IN the complaint -
~ " - JAS. o. McADAM, Plaintiffs Attorney:
~ ~ Vol Ana "a lgg Augg9lsN6wW
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THE PACIFIC STATES.

ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot of
H Chambersst. PAvonia Ferry: - 80,
745 Day Express for hochssI Buffalo samancs DlnhrA
and Al points West and South.
s:3e a M Way Train. daily 10 Ohyle.
IOA m Express Mail. Buffalo Salamanca and West
3p M, Way Train, for Middetown 49,
40 D. M Way, for Port JrTvis, Newburgh, warwick
$50 o. M Sight EIpess Buffalo, Sslnenca and Dunkirk
p lightning Express daily for Buffalo, Salamanca DunArk
and all points West and South. a
p m, Immigrant Train daily for the West . . a.
Trains det connection Win az SoutneIn ana
Wesiep lines. HUGH RIDDLE, Osnl SuPt
VIZ h. BAN. Oen1 Pass. Agent.
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NETWORK aud NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
1855 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1850.
COMMENCING JULY 8. 1904

P....nrst stson IN New on corner Twenty sevsn.hs
Foutthava Entrance twenty -seventh-s
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furniture.

DFDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE Of war
ID Also 0ad chs;aG I'D WsSss oSsmsss
Suites plan aad Ornamental ~ ,,.hi.h.d iali -' - -
Csnaist. opposite Wooster EHSDlshea lots
nICKUARDT,s Extension PARLOR BEDSTEAD
took Silver Medal at last Fair American lnsstu;s
sniey different from the common sois y hs an sqnA
.ps Fss,ory and s.uoooa No Bssekst, Of ssiyn
lss, fweliYss o. Asas aRs Rsss v 2isse -
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HOUsE CAMEL and 'oRREL COAL-Now
landing eI ship Helen Cooper from Liverpool a. foot
Thesnth an r. So tons best English Camel ana $50 tuns ma
be ore oa In good order For sale In lots 20 suit b
N'''A WV II. L. PARMELER BRO, No. - Pinest.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-12

fIFFLIS C0AE!i2 WAt0N dANUFiG-
w tory-Nc tie undersigned beg leave g."
inform our customer and friends IN this and
.,;Io:..:ia counties, that we have enlarged our
shop, and by the addition OF Steam Power,
are prepared to 10 work at the shortest possi-
BIZ notice.
We are constantly manufacturing and make
to order, every description OF Coaches, Car
riagos, DuggieS. Sulkies, Wagons. &c, also
Family and voak cutter sieighs. We are also
prepared to n,anuficture Road Wagons-from
one TO fJnr horse.
Having been working at the tusirass for 3
nuuher Of years ourselves, and employing
none but the les: of worknea. We f@f'c-
/, ,.rrselTes that oar work cannot be surpassed
for neafuess and durability; in this OF sd
Joining counties.
We alnays keep On land from twenty to
thirty set. IF best second growth, Jersey
Hickory Spokes, IN order L make durabie
Wheels And will warrant eur work for any
reasonable time.
sleighs and uuggics rc-Painted WIN neat
noss and dispaich Nj ether repairing feery
| or light viii receive strict attention. Coin2
ard exalni.c o45 stock and worK before pTr-
chasing elsewhere. Don't forget the name,
EEIFFi EFINGER / CiISNELL.
Corner Of lhc Pike & Cedar Spring road.
! June 27-.r.
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III aEZ~E@Cs
Your Obc1ient Se-van..
PATTERSON Z. II.


HUPFLE-uu2PLg- the eth ult., by
lev. \. llarner, Mr. George.W. HoPple and
Miss Mary }. HoFple, both Of Fayetie town
ship.
DIS-EIGHMAN-On the 29th ult.,
by the same, Mr.. William H. Lands and Miss
Nary Eighman both cf Fayette township,
J"nia;a coanty, Pa.
FKYMOVBR-STROC the 2nd inst
by s. g. Drcss!cr, Esq, Mr. Elias Frymoyer
Of Monroe township, and Miss Susannah
Stroup Of West Perry township, Snyder
county. Pa.
ANTZ-WILLOW-On the same day, ty
tie same, Mr.. Henry Franiz an Miss Ly dia
willow, hoth OF West Perry township, SBy der
county. Pa.
UANiLTOy-LINN.-O On the 18Th ult., in
.Eohnsioyn, Juniata county, by Rev. }. j.
Polsgroye, John Hamilton to Mrs. Marial.
Linn.
On the 18th uit, in Perrysville, by The
same, Dr. e. ?. }iot,er to Miss L. }. Logan
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PEI!aADEaPniA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, December II, 1856

FLOUR-About 900 Ibis, Changed
hands at sll@l2,25 2 oLl., for North
west extra family; S1l, ,50M13 fer Penn
Syyania and OAio extra family; S1tM
i5.50 for fancy; S9N10,50 for extra
and $9GgS, 50 for supertine. There is no
change in Rye -four, 1t sells in small
way at S. ,25. Prices cf Corn Neal are
uomual.
WUEAT-There is very little demand
for Wheat, aud prices are nominal a;
S2,G0@2,90 for Pennsylvania red, aud
s. ,99G3. 10 for Southern red. 200O
tasn winter and 2020 bush 81 ring sold
on secret terms Rye is dull and ranges
from Sl,30 10 Sl,41. Corn is scarce
and Old yellow is il demand at Sl,l5.-
5000 bush. new, Jersey and Peunsy I.ani.
sold Il: 95c TO s., according to dryuess.
Oats continue to move slowly at $50 5Se.
New York Gar,ey ranges from 81, 10 to
81, -, aud Malt from $3.50 to $50.
Cloverseed continues in good demand,
and zoe bush, sold at S9,590i0.25-
Prime Timothy IS scarce, ais. il here
would command So 80 TO 1878. Prices
of E!axseed are unsettled
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4 GREAT DIsCovERy.-One Of the greatest
L I and most useful discoveries in medical
science was made by the celebrated Dr. J.
Dumas. of Paris, Chief Physician to the I'm
pe,i4l iEG-mity Of france, in 1851. Those
who have been afflicted with the painful dis
case Known as the Pills, anu cnectualiy cured
hy the usc Of DR. J. 0UNhs' FRENCH PILE
SAIrE, cannot sTeak toe highly Of the beae-
fits conferred upon than by the use OF the
certain rcIHeGy. II has never been known TO
fail in eiiecti2r a permanent cure III single
case. In this respect it surpasses all other
medicines Of The kind. Ii will do just what
it is recommended for; if net the money will
be refunded. One or two boxes is sufficient
10 effect g permanent cure III four or six days,
if the directions On the boxes are followed
Price one and two d3llars per box, according
10 size Sent by Mail or Express to any part Of
the United States or Canada. Sold by Dug
g:sts generally. = liberal discount made to
the trade, Address u. $. DuNnAM & Co.
Hil'iamsport, Pa, sole Proprietors and Man
ufacturers for the United States and Canada
dee 5-'G6.
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3,sW A.irer.isemsntG.


4 TTENTI0N CITIZENS.--NEWS DEPOT
"A and Stationary Store in Perry ysviile, ]u-
niafa county, Pa. Post Office Building)
The under signed asks leave to inform the
good people Of this and neighboring counti' s
that he has orend a fine stock Of Stationary
Books etc, and baying bought Item at "a
very low wholesale price in Philadelphia, by
adding small per centage, is certain he can
sell cheaper than any other establishment in
the county. The following is a list of Maga-
zines and Periodicals, kept, with ry;ces at
tacheJ, any of which will be seat by mail
free CT postage to any place upon receipt q
tho o,i u,,ipe viz
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-gISgI.,

VAN HOBN-0a the 4th inst in Walker
township, Mrs. Margare; Van Horn, aged IS
years, months and i days.
PATTERSON-Oa the 2rl inst, in Bealc
township, Lottie, daughter Of j. II. and
Louisa Patterson, aged month and Il days.
Death has claimed our little Lotie
and set this seal upon her brow
Those little eyes ;hat Shine SO n slt,y
They shine il heaven with Jesus now.
SB.
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EifesssaggS CEN Easj'Esg.

Gentleman who suffered for years from;
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. and al
the effects Of youthful inIiscretion. viii iur
the sake of suffering humanity. send free 10
AL who need it, the recipe aud directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by The ad-
vertisers experience, can do so by address
ing
JOHN 3, OGDEN.
No. 13 Chambers St, New FORK.
feb oe Iv
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COURT URTPROCEEDIyGS.-Comm0nwealth alth
vs.. Jacob Moss and George Smoker
Compromised after true sill.
Com VS. James Graham.-Indic.meut
-Assault with intent to XII and agcra
yated assault True bill OF third AID
fourth counts. Defendant found guilty
on fourth count, simple assault, anti seu-
fenced to pay fine Of ten dollars and
costs Of Prosecution.
Same VS. Amos Snyder.-Indictment--
Selling liquor on the Sabbath day and to
minors, 30 intoxicated persons and 20 per
sons Of known intCmperato hu5;ts. True
i;ll Defendant found guilty. rardoled
before sentence was passed.
Same vs. Cece!ia France-Indic'ment
-Larceny. True bill. The jory found
the defendant not guilty.
Same vs. Lusetta N;ekals.-Indictmeut
-Adoliry. True bill Defendant found
guilty aud sentenced to niue months in
county Jail. pay fne Of one dollar aue
cost Of pre- ,ccution.
Same VS.. Henry Baasam.-!naictmeut
Assault aud battery. True b;H. De
iendant plead guilty, and the Court di
rected defendant to pay line Of five dol
lars and cost Of prosecution.
Same vs.. nanici Bausam and Benja-
,nipDausarl-Indictmept-Wiliul min taking
and carrying away fruit. True bill
benjamin Dausanl was uot arres,ed-Dan-
iel was found gailty aud sentenced to the
House of Refuge in the City CT Ihiiadel-
ihia during his minority.
Same VS.. William SIinc.-Indietmc2t
-Fornication and bas.ariy, True bill.
Defendant found guilty and sentenced to
pay a fine Of ten dollars aod cost Of pros
ccution.
Same vs.. John Ecnry.-Indictment-
Rape. Bill ignored and the county pay
the costs.
Same IS. 3. S. Cool; -inGieimeEt-
Assault AMI battery. Bill iguo'od and
county pay the costs.
Same VS.. Nancy Gilverthorn.-Lnd dict
ment-Assault. BIZ ignored.
Same vs.. Stewart Sni'th.-I0,:ic;ment
Collision with debtor ior the reception
and concealment Of goods with intent to
defrau1 creditors. Bill ignored.
Same yg. Caleb pa:;ser-Indictment-
Selling liquor or Sunday. Bill igaorci.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-12-12

yT1E have on hand a good quality of Hard
:: ware. Comprising q fail assortment o;
ChRPENTEP roofs & BLACKSMITH
T0Oi :. such s5 Anvi!s, Bellows, Sc. Shoy
maker tools, Saws, hxcs, Au-ers. iron. Steel
Nails, Horse Shoe. and Horse Sbcc Nails hy
The kcg and poUnl. t0qes Of al sizes from !.
inches down to inch h the pouad, Eucgy
and wagon SPRING, Gri.i Stones, and Grind
Stouc Pictures. at
SUL0UFF. FROW & PARKER'S.