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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCo-Ar 27tl MI. Laroue Ro;n,o- 2
Carlton, Teekalet, - u ""'que naiher'
Bay "a can ut bargues saml Merritt Manson, Coos,
VI raar Point 14th Tit, brig Orient I,vis Tram
san francesca for Puget Sonnd oAiei'' Do"'s' from
Boston. 10th, sch Horatio Nichols. Brown.
Ha SALIPb sdSeano so brig Orchard g rorrev
PHILApEIPHlA- %ffm aSai;, Tracey race Bangor;
s s G ssn Me- s New ss Yss s
NEW YORK-Ar goth. schs SiSs W A,en,nebec.
CALAIS Fred Warren Robinson, and ADAMS,
Pendleton, Bangor. ~ oonnectlcut.
Cid goth, ship = F Chapman, Norton v.,o,,..
parque Eagle, Remington, Savannah. 'a'ehcia;
az Isl, snip Charter Oak, Carver, I'm Baltimore.
oafque Arizona Conant, Salt Cay, III.
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REAL ESTATE.

- Lots for Safe.
Only II cents per Feo,.2 3
u n located Lots on the F,stcrn t,,o,r.,,ad,
IN IN Lots d to suit purchasers. ''''h rromenaue'
Streets on Deerng Stress ostTeen High and State
ers. Applyto ~ Ao's TO suit purchas-
w. Err Rls, Real Estate Agent,
aug15-dH ff'Si'c Ffeble House.
NoT1a1C,lE;. VII sell on favorable terms a, 10
the corner Of Middle and Frankli1 strt ne lois ON
Franklin street. including the corner Of Frankn a, on
Fore streets, Apply to WIN. HILLIARD. BanS anr
orloNlia q nEEl2, attorneys, Portland. jy12tI
EN0R SALE. will sell my house No. az Parl
= St. Also portion OF the furniture. Possession
given ten days after sale. 3 - '''O''
ssL5ilEl lu4Fs4la ait f.s FREDERICK FOX.
Mr.. Fox for the present may be found at ofhce
Smith & Reed. Morton Block. Congress st. - julI7tt
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Fine Suburban Residence for sale.
On Back Cove Road, only l-2 Miles
from Portland. t."f
i7AA fine storied House, containing large parlor
Biii situhg-fo0m, dning-r0om kitchen, storerr0onl
49, i've good Chambers with plenty Of closet roo A.
eenented cellar and large brick cistern, about III
scres gpod land, barn, woodhouse and other out
suldings, az IN lind or Upon the place is I25
pear and apple trees, together with grape vines. cur
rent and goosebcrry bushes, and an abundance oihar
This is very pleasant location ami one that should
not be overlooked by any gentleman who would like
country residence within ten minutes ride of The
business part or the city. " 'f'
Ign acres may By had in connection with the above
' Hnic1 Is handsomely located fer BUILDING LOTS
aiorunig me opportunity for Investment. r.
Apply 70 VIM. IL. JERRlS, Real Estate Broker at
haiirod Oi1ee, under Lancaster Hall. auel5 !
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FOR SALE.

Dtaining ~ rooms 81 ~ %& EF.M
Enquire of > .. e. HASELTINE. "a
and II Moulton st. -
Also, New Blacksmith shop on May Street, oppo-
site Horse Railroad Stable. ID ANN II
Enquire as above. sep7dff
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Farm for Sale.

Fafm Tor Sale.
I WILL sell my farm near Aliens Corner West
Drook, about three miles from Portland, one mile
nom horse cars, aud Westbrook Seminary.
SAID farm contains about 100 acres part of it very
valuable for llagc, and part OF 1t for building lots
There is good house. two large barus and out hors
es on the premises. Ii will be sold together OF in lots
to suit purchasers CYRUS THTJRi NV
sepii-du 1G5 Commercial st,
HOUSE AND LOT tor sale at Cane Elizabeth Fer-
- ry,-house nearly new Enquire of A p COLE
at tho Ferry, or w. II. MANSFIELD, Portland Steam
L dcheG TO- iul IL DIFF
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Wholesale OYSTER House.

HAVING removed to No. Union Wharf two
IL doors from Commercial street, am now ready
day. - N''''
sep13d2w las FREEMAN
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y. 8. M0rshnZ,s Notice.

~. Do AlWFSfGttG>S -NOCGCCs
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.l g.f.lIat g
DISTRICT OF MAINE SIS. IIrtsIft g fHa9t
DURSUANT to Mention from the Hon, Edward
i Fox, Judge of the United States District Court
within and for the District OF Maine, hereby give
public notice that the following Lbcls have been filed
in said Court, VIZ: - 3t' Hh,ii'. y ~
LABEL against The Schooner Ariel, her tockeI,
apparel and Furniture, and Eight Hogsheads o. A.
c0f0t; ONe Pipe Of Gia SsG:eep Barrels or CID Liz
er OIL; Thirty four cases Hennessy Brandy; EIeUen
Cases Of John de Kayper Gin; lre Casks Of Henaes-
81 Brdndy; One Boz Na0megs: Sic E1gs or Spices
1tco 5fIskeis Eight hundred forty eight Lores Her
rings; Serentg Qui.fa1s Dry Cod Fish Iareay three
thousand Lafhs seized by the Collector of the Dis
hict OF Portland and Falmouth, on the twenty-sixth
day of August last past at Portland In said District
Which seizure was for breach Of the laws of the
United States as is more particularly set forth in said
Libel; that hearing and trial will be held thereon.
at Portland, in said District. the FIRST TUES
DAY of OCTOBER next. when and where any per-
sons interested therein may appear, and show cause
if any can be shown wherefore The same should not
be decree forfeit, and disposed Of according to law.
Dated at Portland, this seventeenth day of Sep
tember A. ID. 1866. F. A. QUINBY,
Deputy U. s. Marshal, District of Maine.
Sept II. did
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FsThe wonderful progress OF medical Sci
A HN ,nce during the past sic years, only makes
4 Ait possible for the conscientious Physician
AYHto declare, now that, CONSUMPTION is AS
~ W4cERTAINLY CURED as Intermittent Ferer
ind as CERTAINLY PREVENTED, as Small
al ~ lhna. E. Eian. NJ D.. L. L. IL. efc -
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PORTLAND, SEPT. IA, 1866. T
TO he Harbor Commissioners Of the Ci.y qC Port

.tE.tat- PORTLAND, SEPT. IA, 1866.
To he Harbor Commissioners Of the Gin qC Port
land: t-'3 iil .7.' - 7
GENTLEMEN, propose to extend the Wharf be-
tween Richardson's Wharf and Browns Wharf to
the commissioners line, about four hundred feet Of
which propose to build solid, the balance piles
wall on the west le Piles and plank on the east
side and end. also propose % build Warehouse
four hundred feet long. on piles, two hundred feet
from the end of the wharf. / understand that Rich
ardson,s Wharf Company propose to. e xtend their
own wharf, solid, and for this reason do not put
avail on the east side Of my wharf. / respec fully
ask permission to make the above improvements in
accordance with the provisions Of the Statute.
Your early attention will much oblige
Yours truly, j. b. BROWN.
+. ~. ~ PORTLAND, SEPT. II, 1886.
Ordered-That notice of the above application be
given by publication OF the same with this order
thereon, in two OF the Daily newspapers, printed in
Portland, tor seven days before the time OF hearing
and that hearing thereon be had at o'clock in the
afternoon of Monday the oath day OF Sept, 1885, on
the premises. ~ :
s4 il.o JACOB MCCLELLAN, ! uortor
S. T. CORSER, HarDor
I ALBERT WARWICK, Commissioners.
Sept. 17-dtd afissf1't -f.}f = 1gs.t.s l-.l -
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MILWAUKEE, Market

iocIC.
Flour active. Wheat at 05. Corn at &c.
R5ceipts3O0 bbls. flour, So, 900 bush. wheat 200
bush. corn. f-.s ~ f3.f IL
"a heat. '.--...
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RAILROADS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.

AtTND BIsONN ssHfL WAL.
.tlai915 OF Canada. ~
De-. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Ezl On and afterMonday, SEPT End, 1866
trains will run as foll0ws:-
Morning Express Train for South Paris, and Lew
ston, at z A. NJ.
500 Tin tor Waterville, Bangor, 6orham Island
-. ltreal and Quebec at ] l0P
IN connects with Express train for Toronto,
d Chicago Sleeping Cars attached from
Id to Quebec and Montreal
H.! 10 hsssage can be received checked after the
uine above stated .FF mr. =
p rams Will arrive as folloys:- =
i ista, M ION Quebec, SO. Paris Lew
From Montreal, Quebec &c. 9Isps
any sO nlany arg not responsible for baggage to
aI5nnia exceeding $50 In value (and that person
one notlce ls given. aad paid for ut the rate OF
"' F"Sseas'r ior every $500 additional value = =
IT. g1IFvc, y. BRYDGES, Managing Director.
Portland, April I. las8 '''' "1e"'' tsr ~.
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2 co,nmereiaI-Per Gable.

t.7'a4 LIVERPOOL, Thursday Evening, Sept 20.
The Cotton market Is unchanged. The market for
Breadstufs is firm Tallow continues firm.
LIyERPooL, Friday Noon, Sept p.
Cotton-Prices have advanced Id; middling up
lands opened to-day at 13Ad. The Brokers' Circular
gives the weeks sales at 10, 900 bales.
LONDON, Thursday Evening, Sept. 90
Consols S94 for money.
= AMERICAN -SROURITIEs.-Tbe following are the
closing prices of American securities: Erie Rail-
way shares Al Illinois Central shares Tai. United
States 5-20's7 21. - - 7
.Fi45 LONDON, Friday Noon, Sept. 90
The money market is quiet. Consols $751;
AMERICAN SECuRITiEs- The following are the
opening prices of American securies:, Erie Railway
shares AZ Illinois Central shares7SI. United States
5-2Us 72I. " q
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ii1I Illio1 guI'nol1 TO Let. p. q laslll7Ilf
A three stored Brick house, furnished, one OF the
"A best locations i'll the western part OF tile city
he owner, wife and SON wishing board. Address Box
l76e. "a, . go ,-.1.-5 = +, -. i sep5l3w
BOARD for families. Three or four small
u families can be accommodated at the White
House, Westbrook, three or four minutes walk from
the Cumberland Mills Depot. Good airy rooms
provided. :. aua j. P. MILLER Proprietor.
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Ras2s2si2ag again /!

rTNHAT CARR that has been laid by for the last ten
l. weeks, undergoing repairs, owing to injuries re-
ceived by being so unceremoniousy thrown from the
track at No. Exchange Street on Fourth of July
night, will be put upon the track again, and COM
mence running sT-. .i.,tt4.-s., s''rfi.' 4.1
=, September 18th, at O'Clock A. NJ,
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Int M .4 fore street corner of franklin Also
streets, 30 x 90 feet. Enquire Of ''''~ ''''
sop1-o" i. f. WETNS
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House Lots.

EL1GABLE House Lots tor sale on Thomas, En-
~ cry and Congress st, Gets; one the head of
State street. aa (. \, i.j,,.,.5f4
--l...iF ii5iI VIII STEPHENSON,
Portland. Aug 8.--dtf "a, I'd National Bank
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TO Let scith Board. Ia5
Toilet.

T ARGE, pleasant, newly furnished rooms, at
IL House 81 Free street. .a.4fs at.sisa.p
sept17d2w< ,.If d. So : Ass t, tisus S siiaf, 3
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.
For Sale.

A DESIRABLE Lot on Congress street fronting
sept22d3w JOHN c. Proctor.
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Miniature Almanac. September "a.
Sun ri es =. $40 Moon rises. $50 PM
Sun sets .........,,5,54 High wafer II TX AM
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Notice..
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

NOC1Cc.
TUE undersigned hereby give notice that portion
Il OF the eObwork at the southern end OF Vaughan's
Bridge win he removed on Monday the 10th instant,
for the purpose of filling in and making solid the
southerly end Of said bridge, and all persons in
travelling over the same will do SO ut their own risk
until further notice.
~ .t.r F I'M. ROBINSON,
GEO. L. HENLEY
Irlst.lft .. t.l.L II. 8. JACKSON =.
Selecimcn OF Care Elizabeth.
Nal EhEapeti, Apfh 10 -.. ap14-tf
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For Sale.
Houses for Sake.

HOUSE No. 81 Cedar street, For erms enquire n
IL Nancy P. Alden, No. 27aa Cedar Street, Z
; sepl9d2w*
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KINGS

KINGS
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
MADE FROM THE PRESCRIPTION OF REV. CHAs.
l-sas Il. KING, M. ID. L. L. D., Gel
s confidently presented to the public for the Proven
ton and cure OF . !
CON UMPTION, +
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HOUSE XND aLOTl ron SALE!
: - ''' % h'ON FREE STREET. sh
THE house and lot No. a Free Street. This prop
ertEi in central location, and offers an oppor=
tunity for good investment.
The lot contains more than 5000 feet of land, and
has front on Free Street Of about 20 Feet.
For terms, sc. apply to su,Il iN4iit
JOHN c. PROCTOR,
Middle Street, near the Post Office.
September IL, 1885, tl3W f5s ~
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Provisions and Gg.oce,.ies 2
Notice to Land Holders.
G.. A.MERRY.
For SalnI

HAIR DRESSER. can DO found at Wescett's Hair
-. Dressing Rooms. corner Fore and India streets,
cnnts Stahwoods Apotlocary store. Shaving TEN
oo. septltlf
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DISASTERS.

Sch Mary Frances, lof Orland) Arey, from Bpcts-
port tor Boston, with lumber went ashore ~ rs
Eastern head of Braces Cove, 18th inst. durins '
thick Jog, and will be total loss She has No.,
stripped Vt Sails rigging, SC. "a Et.rT 'N' 'oen
Sch Georgiana, (of Ham pden) Reed, went ashore
ON ledge OF rocks in Manchester harbor 18th inst
and came of full of water. She has been Use naraed
and viii be repaired, ~ sou
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.f. New Orleans Market.
l4,a ~ ~ ID .-1 NEW ORLEANS, Sept. %.
Cotton firm; sales to-day $50 bales. Low mid
ding at "a a BIC. Receipts 400 bales. Exchange on
Ndw York atpsr' Gold 14S.
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NJ A RI N EN- .EWS
'-''' FORT EtoRrLAND.


PORT OF PORTLAND.
am -. 'a,2l l1l % Saturday, September 2e.
'i''itA a"tiai ARRIVED ~ 3lssl. II :
JE Brig Antilles, Thestrup, Boston. yFt-x. III
sch sch sh 9sygg, Risker, Boston t,
- SsoSn ts,eI. CLARK rk, Ellsworth
S Sch massachusetts Remission, Rockand for New
fsleop Acadia, Gamage Roekport for Gloucester.
ii9h Sch v cOonan, tsr, wr tis H,lsnoro Ma
4 Sch Ruth Il Baker, Knight, aiimore- Moses
Sch Anger Amesbury, Amesbury. New York
sf1 Orlando Ja4 Nlckerso s
Sch Jerusha Baker. Barberick, Boston--W New.
~ Sch Elmaral, Seiders, dDamariscotta e est
Sob Emeline, Farnham, Damarscotta - Eastern
ga. Sch Eliza Ellen, Foeg, Bath-Jos White.
-'s~ t's' Il Ha-iag Sunday, September 23.
.sss.ssar,s,s..ss % ARRIVED.
Barque Fannie Matilda C3r} uoueall. Turks Island
e an aaSEef Tx dieoyssssy r Waters MS
Sch CIR G. tBrl Gates Sesss HaEp0r, Ms
Sch industry, lBrl Brown, Hiiisboro -
Harley Bi Hunt st & Aha adssk.H Ms10ro
Sch George Deerng, Willard. PhiIadeiDhia
.8Ioi3 Sch Canton, Donnell, York.
lu = Sch Hudson, Haynes fremont. eY.4. i.f-
Sch Lucy Jane, SIaulding, Rocklsnd a..
Sch Frank Pierce, Grant Ellsworth. ?
Yacht Crescent, Richards, Jewels Island. :
brig Helen Phinney, White, from Savannah n,
and tor Portland, fallen in with IS miles South
Z and &c G 2h inst Is Win only two
OFFICER and two from steamer gnes were nut
q on board, who would take her to Holmes Hole or
The recent report of the loss of schr JAS Freeman
without foundation That vessel Is now ON this casst
and has no. teen in the Bay this season. = -
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LINE
NIFFL!N, PERRPSyILLE AND CONCORD.

Leaves Prrysville Monday. Wednesday and
Friday at 6o'clock, a. m, and arrives at Con-
cord at 4 o'clock, p. n. .
Leaves Concord Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 5 o'clock, .. IL, and arrives at
Perrysyiile at 5 o'clock, P. m.,-in time for
the trains going East and West.
Stages will leave Miflin Station as follows /.
Leaves Mifiin Station on Saturday, at i a.
m. and returns on Morday; leaves Tuesday at
Ga. IN. and returns on Wednesday leaves
Thursday at 6 a, H..
Stages.will leave Miflin Station for Acale-
mia, daily in the evening. and return in the
morning III time for the East and West trains.
Baggage and packages of all kinds are TAX
en- in charge and promptly delivered at mod
crate charges. The stages on the above rou-
les are in GOOD ORDER md under the
charge of competent and experienced drivers.
The proprietor hopes, by strict and person
al attention to business 10 merit q fair share
of public patronage.
LEMUEL R. BEALE, Prop.
Jan. 10, Gift.
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Married.


On the 10TH inst, by Rev. NJ, Alliso n, at
the residence Of the brides Mother, Mr., JE.
ROME I. FUNK and Mis-: JENNIE Gun
NiNGHAM, both Of Milford township, Jul
niata county, Pa.
On the % ult., by Rev. D. J. Beale, Mr..
JOHN SILVERTHORN, Esq, OF Hunting.
don county, to Miss LIZZIE LOUDEN.
On the Sth inst, by the same, Mr.. DAN'L
HUFFMAN, and Miss JENNIE L. CRAW.
FORD, both Of Juniata county, Pa.
On the II tt inst, by s. G. Dressler, Esq.
Mr.. JEREMIAH DRESSLER, of Susquehan.
ma township, and Miss CATHARINE SHET
TrRLY of Perry township, Snyder county
Pa.
On the 18th inst. by Rev. J. A. McGil
Mr.. DAVID WOODWARD and Miss MARY
GRAY, both of Tuscarora township, Janiat
county. Pa.
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ANOTHER II. T.. ACCIDENT.-On Sat

ANOTHER r. Il. AcCIDENT.-On Sat
urday morning last the First Stock Train
east. drawn by engine No. oS4, broke its
coupling, leaving the cabin and ten coal
cars standing on the track near Black Log
Station. As 5000 as the loss was discov-
cred, the engineer backed his train to Sc
cure the ears, and while winding LAWYERS
curve, he came in collision with the mis-
sing cars which were being pushed by the
second train engine, No. lO5. Both trains
were moving at a moderate speed, but the
collision was terrific, completely demolish-
ing the cabin ear and eight or tea coal
cars, and breaking in the front end of en-
CINE No. los. A brakeman had his lee
broken, and two boys who had sot on the
train at Black Log, were severely injured.
The injured persons were brought to Pat
tersOn. Drs. Leigh: and Crawford dressed
their wounds.
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Sales of VIM. Given, Auc't.

Feb. %, John Christy, Fermanagh twp,
personal property.
Feb. 81, Joseph McCieiland. Spruce Hill
twp personal property.
Feb. 81, L. S. Doty, Admir-, Of Henry
Moist, decd, Fermanagh twp,
personal property.
Feb. o., VIM. Sieber, Walker twp. per
sonal property.
Feb. %, ?. A. & Robt. s. Hart, Walk
er twp, personal property
Mar. /, John Beale, Bealo twp person,
al property.
March ,, VIM. Whitscn Termanagh twp
real estate and personal property
Feb. 90, Thos. NJ. Trout, Miffiintown,
Personal property.
Mar. II, Alexander Ellis, Fermanagh
twp, personal property,
Mar. %, John Christy, Fermanagh twp,
personal property.
Mar. 26, Joseph Duugleberger, Ferman.
agh twp personal property.
Mar. y, Sarah Purdy, Fermanagh twp,
personal property.
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PHILADELPnIA MARKETS,
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 30, 1866.

hihAbbLihia' CD ~, lSbo-
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is
rather more lnqnirv for shipment, and
1900 bbls. extra sold at S1,50Gg6; 200
bbls chaiee extra family at $3.50 and
Zoe bhls. Northwestern do at 50. The
home trade purchase in small lots ouly,
to supply Immediate wants, at prices
ranging from S6,2o to Sl3 fs comuoD,
supertine and fancy brands, according to
quality. Rye Flour is dull at si,75(n5,
and Corn Meal at s4.25.
GRAIN.-Sales of 1000 bushels fair
and good red at S2,l0M2.17. White
ranges from 1925 to $50. Rye is
scarce and dull. We quote at S5c. The
receipts Of Corn continue light, but there
is not much demand. Sales of 5000
bushels yellow at G9M70c. in the ears
and from store. Oats are quiet, with
small sales at 47c. Nothing doing in
barley 1000 bushels Barley Malt sold
at $40.
EEDS-Cloverseed. small sales at
S1(0T,30 { CT lbs for fair aud choice
In Timothy no change to notice ; We
quote at 1925. Flaxseed comes forward
slowly, and is taken Oh arrival at S303,0j.
God closed at S1,37}.
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SURPRISE PARTY.-One evening not
long since, a party of young new in our
town, having received an invitation to
join in with a number of persons from
the country, started out for a surprise
party. They started out at different
times, took different routes, and arrived
at the house at different times, aad each
party after inquiring about the health Of
the family, &c, would leave, each one
thinking they had been the victims of
misplaced confidence. Finally our young
men arrived, and inquired if that was
the residence Of Mr.. H., and being in
formed that it was, they wanted to know
whether there was going to be or t there
had been a surprise party there that
evening. The family informed them
that there had not been, but that there
was one nor. Some person was snr-
Prised, bu: who surprised the chickens?
Hearts are triumph.
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Died.

Or the Dist ult., in Spruce Hill township,
Mrs. RACHEL L. BARNARD, aged 81 years.
On the ith inst, Miss MATTE NJ. WORK,
near Bealctown. in the Dist year of her age.
On the Doth nit, in Greenwood township,
Juniata county, WA. OWEN, son Of llarri-
son and Julia A. Minium, aged l year, >
months and 10 days.
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AEzESS,
s.
Sales Of VIM. Cayeny, Auc't

Feb. %, Jonas Sellers Heirs, Walker
twp. personal property.
Feb. &c, John H,tfmln, Fayette, twI
personal property.
Mar. 1, Henry Sieber, Walker twp, per.
sonal porperty.
Mar II, kaultrider's Heirs Fayet,e twl
personal property
Mar. 6, Samuel Adams, decd. Walker
township, personal property
Mar. -, Madison Sharon, Fayette twp
personal property.
Mar. Is, David Seiber, Fayette twp,
personal property.
Mar. 80, Peter Kaufman, Walker twp
personal property.
Mar. %, John kolfntn, West Perry
twp, Snyder co, per. property
Feb. %, Thomas En;rikin, Delaware
personal property.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY Al

n PRIVATE SALE.-The undersigned offers
at private sale the following Real Estate, to
VITA tract Of Land belonging to s. ?. Blair.
Esq, situated in Walker township, Juniata
county, Pa, adjoining lands of Moses lyle,
John Wright, Joseph Tyson and others. con-
tain,ng SEVENTY ACRES, more or less.
about 30 acres of which are cleared. in a good
state of cultivation and under good fence
The balance, about - acres, is well covered
with the very choicest timber. The improve
ments are a good LOG DWELLING UOUSE.
an excellent new BANK BARN, with all the
necessary oht-buildings, and an excellent Or
chard of GRATED FRUIT. The above
earm is beautifully located about halfway be.
tween Mitilintown and Mexico, (thc Turn Pike
leading from the above named places passes
thro ugh it, and with a very little improve
ment can be made one of the plcasantest homes
in the county. For particulars inquire of
Joseph Tyson, Esq, or
JEROME UETRICK,
Jan. IL 'Gi2m Mexico, Ia.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-02-21

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICF.-Notice is
"A hereby given that letters of cdp,inistra
non on the estate Of HENRY MOIST. late Of
fermanagh township, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned, residing in Milf
untosn. All persons knowing themselves in
debted to said estate will make immediate
payment, and those having claims will pre-
seat them duly authenticated for settlement.
E. s. DOTY, Adm r.
Jan. 3I-st.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-02-21
DENTAL CARD,
@
+ II kEEfEk, Surgeon Dentist,

TAkES this method of informing his friends
4 in Juuiata county, that owing to the lea
sonably good success he has net With. during
the few months he has been practising his FRO
iession in said county, he feels warrantes in
making stated visits TO Mifflintown and Nc
Alistcrsville The first Monday Of each month
MIR. keever may be found at the Juniafa Ho-
tel, Mifiin. tc remain two weeks. The third
Monday, at McAlistersville to remain during
the week. Teeth inserted on N~ULCANITE.
GOLD & SILVER. TEETH FILLED and
extracted in the most approved manner, and
with the least possible pain.
pt9- Strict attention given to diseased
gums, &c. All work warranted. sea Terms
J reasonable.
January -, lSG6-tf.