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Five Cholera Deaths In Brookiya.
NEW YoRK, July 9.-Fivs deaths from the obol.
sra are reported in Brooklyn on Saturday and Sun.
day.
A lad In the employ Of Congrsvs, Stewart 4
Cooper brokers' robbed the custom. house of s2 100
In gold checks % ..... . ....-'
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award: viii be n:i. .f.i d: concert on tSs .;sS.
Of the theats where three thousand persons can wit
ness t. CON nitee will be appointed by the audience
Printed list. Of ssrd: will be Published and supplied
to agsots aud ticket hoders PARTIES having tickets
ylrs.,o them us,ii Aa.r the awards arc made. and
ticket. 'nn.dat.y Win iul dirscons as to tSs sup. %
png q go. o. desSs foI The properly Tickets for sale
Bal ding for the bensnt the Soldiers and sailors Ma
and s1snus W.sSnstoD % D. csA'n street
The Directors .ppssi to The ibrsy Of .hs people to
sss he ~ Orphan. o our ii.a
comrades 10 -----L.
MAI r A. HALL, Prest Soldiers snd sailors 'Uuiop
COL CHAs Z CAPsaAsT, MAI Y. II. ALBERGER,
H.7e.s wIthsHns 4ktssSRsR, nRask 150I
..sH .E.--.lgr . J., B. HUTCHINSON, Eco,
Cashier National Bank Of the Metropolis.
All ps,ous vorably dspossd are requested TO act ss
agents, but no commissions will be allowed. -.
Osy should 10 s cases es sent By post once order
every e.:. ssad The nam. aud pos. once address,
- - wiLLIiH S. MORSE,
see,si.ry s9id:rs' and sailors National Concert,
w.'Ans'',s sErER b Il bT hfis pnRslssiGs as Isl n To-
MAJ. Gen. w,.asids aseeOsi, Y sA
&C. &C. ssis.n. sss.ss fss:ssf ss. g. f.ss..,. Gsa
Gen. john n. KsteSun, u. e.. New Yefk i
zen yAmes hluut, hAnsAs.
Gen. ]. n Hedrick, Iowa 20.
Gen. D. O. MoCsllsm, D. O.
Oen o. v. Dayton, New York.
Hon. Thos. W. Ferry, n @, Michigan.
Hon. George Lawrence, n. O., PsnnsylvaniA.
D. 9. Porney, E-q., District Of Golumbis.
MAJ. J. 3. Doughty, New York.
Hon. Richard wAllAch, MAvor, Washington, D. @.
Hon. WIN. Kelley; II; G., Psnnsylvania:
Hon. Kslian v Whsley, N. G., West Virginia.
Hon. Ebon G. Ingsrsoll, y. q, tllinoa
Hon. Henry O, Dsming, n. @, Connecticut.
Hon. A. II Lahiu, n. G., New York,
Hon. LeopArd Myers. M C.. Prpn.yIysnie
Hon. William A. Newell, n. c., New Jersey.
Hon. Hon. S,.sS Sso,s. " Julian, SSii.n, Y e. Indians. ,
Hon. J. y. 0rinnsl, N. O., lows
MAI O. NJ Van Bursn, New York. je8- -sod2m
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FINANoIAL.
II AZ oKR 4 GO. |,
su.,zru r,,.s. .,,..s. n, s.,Asu.r.
bay ssa 'sn - s.nsss rs,ss ..l s.s, .. Aa.l s.u
sIvKH.fHIRTY fRlAsulY Horr.
osRr1rcArEs OF IHDlBrsDulss, b..
s.d pay The highest prices for
auARTERxAsrsRy CHECKS AID voucuxsa
suss.du
EIRST NATIONAL BANK OIL
wAsHISofoI.
=. D. Coon. tof Jay Cooke : Go. > President
vs. Hurrusro.. o..li.s.
eovEahHnSr DlrosrrosI
5IHAsorAL AalHr OF TIE uHITlp r1Afn.
lssl ssz1.. sPPoszrs ZEE s.aAsgay ps,A.suluY. |
osvssansss ssssruss viii fssasurss uaissi ssssss,
A~onE MILLION DoLLARs.~
We buy and sell all siassss Of oovRRHnIHf sEcu-
RITIks st current market rates.
yURNIsK sxcHAsoE s.d n.l. ooll...o.s O, ALL
THE PRINCIPAL oIrIEs OF TIE UNITED srArEs
We purchase aovsransst veushsrs o. The nosr
FAVORABLE TERMS, ssd siv. oAa.suL A.D ,.onrr
ArrsHrIos TO
ACCOUNTS OF BusINRss MEN AND Y1Rns,
ssd 70 any other business entrusted 70 "a
FULL INFORMATION /. regard 70 0ovIRNnIST |
LOANS at .u tine. .A...fully furnished.
wn. BURLINGTON. Cashier.
WAsursa~nu. kNsh N. laM asn-dH
ITTENHoUSE, FOWLER & co.
BANKERS.
so2 Psassylvanis Avsnus,
Dealers in GOVERNMENT SECURITIES Of all de-
scriptions.
GOLD SILVER, and UScURRSNT MONEY bought
and sold.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible. points
ExCHANaE on all parts Of Europe sold st lowest |
rates. |
STOCKS bought and sold 4. New York q. u.u.i rs.s.
the Gold and Stock Rxesssgs Rooms 10 New YJrk |
Promptness and dispatch In the execution Of orders may
be relied on.
We h.y. slw.ys 90 hand for i-nsdist. delivery all
special attention is given to this Loan. Att
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.
Posr OFFICE pzrAnrxxxr,
Sealed Proposals will bs rse.ivsd 81 this Department
f01 ~ u. ;oas G:,',y =, T.. and :UrsSsSr .s
furnace siIa, q 240 lhs to the ton
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From Msxloe.

"a. FRAscnco, Juiy ga letter from ths Tn
psrial 9overssr Of Tspie, Mexico. states that the
Liberal dsnesei Corona had withdraw 10 Callsar,
leaving small detsehmsnts near MssstIsu 10 s,ooy
the French, He bad made no offensive movement
since the 6th Of May. " - -.
The 1mpshaTists have received orders 70 con.
msnos an active campaign In sIsslos and 6onors.
Some Jusrists appeared as several points in Jaseo
but were easily repulssd. T7 =
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Thad. Stevens Rival 10 Ternsy for ths o.
o. osDaeOrship. - ~. -

PHILADELPHfA, July 9-Ths LAnoastsr DsiIv
E1press announces the Hon. Thaddsus Stevens q
candidate for the United Ststss Senate. II Il
undsrstood that his friends will have his consent 10
the use Of his name In that eonnsotion, and that
his claims will Be vigorously pressed.
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Thirty-Thres sun-strokss IN New York
Twensy-ssven Deaths.
NRw YoRK, July s-Thirty.thrss cases Of sun
proved fatal. Il 10 cooler to-day.
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L.atest from Msxiaa.

Latest from Mexleo.
MArANoRAs, July 4 Trade Is dull, and the
people are frightened, expecting forced loans. Cor
tinas has arrived, and contests the Governorsbip
With Csrsvajal. The soldiers ars acting badly. The
Imperialists have eoncsotr.ted at Monterey to
move down and occupy the Rio Grands VALLEY.
The Liberals are discordant
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directors OF the Soldiers and Sailors Orphan Home
inviting the Board to be present ut the presentation
Of those articles disposed Of in the Fair by vote
the successful candidates, on Thursday evening
next at eight o'clock; which was accepted.
Mr.. Psaks Int, oduoed . bill to lake up and relay
the cutters on both sides Of Seventh street east,
from e street south to L street south. Referred.
Mr.. Peugh introduced . joint resolution H.
struetins the oomuttss representing the interests
Of the corporation before Congress to ask an ap-
preparation for the Improvement Of the Potomac
river Passed.
Also, joint resolution sppropriating $500 for
the sufferers by the fire. at Portland, Mainei which
was debated at considerable length. An amend
ment was offered BY Mr. Drury to strike out Port
land, Maine, and insert "the sufferers by the late
nrs in the second ward Of this city"
Mr.. Null y moved to lay the amendment on the
table; which vas agreed to, carrying the whole sub
jsct on the table.
Mr.. Peugh also presented the petition of Andrew
Hanson for remuneration for damages done to his
property by q fre-engine. Referred.
Mr.. Dudley introduced bill for the improve.
meut Of @ street vest and bill to erect wooden
steps at the intersection Of street south and Elsv-
enth street west. Referred. .. .. .
Mr.. Wright submitted resolution instructing
the Committee on Wharyes to inquire into the ex-
psdieney Of abolishing the office Of harbor msstsr
and transferring his duties to the Canal commis.
sioner. Ayr cd to,
Mr. Stewart, from the Committee on Improve.
ments, reported adversely on the bill o. A grant
ing permission to Hon. WIN sprague to place an
iron railing around square No. 49,, and, aitor a
lengthy debate, the committee dseh ,rged from
the further consi GRAFTON OF the subject.
Mr.. Simms, from the Committee On Drainage
reported = bill authorizing the water mains to bs
laid In Fifth street west from to streets north
Passed. nr.
Mr., Joyce, from the COMMITTEES on Police, 70.
ported bill 10 amend an act entitled "An act to
license tax and regulate hotels tavsrns ordinariss
snd tPplipg houses, spproysd -sl, 1854 which
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-02
Communicated. ]
THE POOR HOUSE.

A supplement was passed by the L.eris.
lature to the Poor House law, authorizing
a vote to be taken ''for" or against" said
law by the voters Of the whole county,
This election is to be held on the End
Tuesday in siay. There is one idea ecu.
uected with this supplement which it be-
hooves every voter to consider before he
determines to cast his vote against the
measure. OF the sixteen districts in the
county, nine, by their vote last fall, have
accepted :he provisions of the original
law. Now, as to these nine districts, the
pending vote can have no influence what
ereT iii relieving them from the obliga-
lions of the law of 1865 not even if
they should all vote against it. Aud why ?
Simply because the supplement contains
no repeating clause. From beginning to
end Of the supplement there is not one
word to repeal Or annui the provisions Of
aist section, of the act. Aud why was
this important feature of the supplement
omitted by those especially interested in
it? Wa it because they knew that the
Legislature has no power to pass c9.post-
tecto laws. Or TO enact Laws impairing con-
tracts? And was not the Legislature
well aware that contracts had been enter
ed into under the provisions of the act of
1865? Voting therefore on mex Tues
day against" the Poor House will by no
means relieve You from the obligations
which You voluntarily incurred by voting
.'for" it in last October. The only way
the accepting districts can now get rid of
what they fcndly took to their bosoms
last tall, is by q resort 10 tie Courts. Lsi
the matter come in proI err form before the
county court let an appeal be taken, if
you please, to the Supreme Court and if
the Courts decide I'VE say il, for we have
an unshaking belief that no court viii so
deOids,) the law of 1865 to be null and
void, be it so. Meanwhile, the law of
1865 requires the Directors to go on and
execute its various provisions aud they
cannot suspend operations even if they
wished the law and their oath both for
bid them. Would it not, therefore, be
wiser, would it no: be better in every way.
both in the light of economy to the tax
payer, and of comfort to the poor, for the
accepting districts to afford no further OPP
position to the law? Such at least is the
ef a cool looker-on from
BEALE.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-02
STAGE LINE
NIFFLiN, PERRPSIlLLE AND CONCORD.

Leaves Perrysville Monday. Wednesday and
Friday at 6 o'clock. a. M, and arrives at Con-
cord at 4 o'clock, p. n.
Leaves Concord Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at > o'clock, a. m, and arrives at
Perrysville at 3 o'clock, p. m.,-in time for
the trains going East and West.
Stages viii leave Mitilin Station as follows
Leaves Mifiin Station on Saturday. at = a.
m. and returns on Monday; leaves Tuesday at
"a. m. and returns on Wednesday leaves
Thursday At 8 a, m.
Stages will leave Mifflin Station for Acldc-
mia. daily in the evening. and return in the
Morning in time for the Eu>t and West trains.
Baggage and packages Of all kinds are TAX
en- in charge and promptly delivered at mol
crate charges. The stages on the above roU-
ties are in GOOD ORDER md under rhn
charge of competent; and experienced drivers.
The proprietor hopes, by strict and person
al attention to business to merit n fair share
ct public patronage.
LEMUEL R. BEALE, Prop.
Jan. II, 'G6.-tf.
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Communicated.
TUE POOR HOUSE.

CAPT. H.. III. WILsoN-Dear S:r-f
am informed that the Commissioners OF
the Poor House for JuDiata county are
busiiy engaged circulating and trying to
make the people believe that they (the
people) need not vote on the question for
or against a Poor House in this county,
and that if they vote it down it viii Bot
benefit them, for the reason that the Sup,
Elementary Act authorizing the vote 90
Tuesday next does not repeal the former
Act. Now, | look upon tnis scheme as
another act Of these very law abiding
Commissioners to pull the wool over the
honest tax payers eyes, as was done last
fall in Withholding the Sheriff: l'rOcla
nation for an election for a Poor House {;
and again when 100 OF our citizens petit
toned the Legislature, and had passed
the Senate, a bill giving them the privi
lege Of a fair vote upon the question, two
of these very sane Commissioner had
that bill s~mothercd in the House, and it
would there have slept the sleep of death,
had it not been for committees sent by
the people to Harrisburg, and had it res
directed. Thus you see these very
friendly Poor Commissioners have met
a~l orsssd the will Of the people at every
corner. Now, .az payers, on Tuesday
the 2sth day of May, lseG, you have the
opportunity of placing your es'o Upon the
act of these would be Poor Commission
ers and | hope you will avail yourselves
this privilege, and show them that the
people are the sovereign aud not one or
Two individuals, although they may be
clad in official robes. EEALE.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-02
POOR HOUSE,

On Tuesday next the tax payers of Ju
niata county will have an opportunity to
vote for or against a Poor House. AT
the election last fall the question was
voted on in some of the districts, but the
result proved unsatisfactory to many OF
the taxpayers, aud upon their petition the
Legislature set aside the election and or
dered a new one on next Tuesday. 1t is
the duty Of every tax payer 20 90 and vote
upon a question SO vital to him, and after
this second opportunity for a fair vote, we
trust all will be satisfied with the result.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-02

NEW STORE.-The undersigned has OPEN
~ ed a Store in Sheriff Wilson's store reem
on Bridge street, MifHintown. and offers a,
private sale to the citizens of the surround
ing country. a large and varied assortmen,
of the very best CLOTHING, BLANKETS,
&c, such as Over Coats aud Dress Coats, Ar
tillery Jacke,s or Roupdabouts, n. State
Jackets or RoUndabouts, Knit Shirts, Horse
Blankets, Grey and White Blankets, Linen
and Gotten Pillow Cases, Wash Basins, Linen
and Cotton Sheets, Knives and Forks, Spoons,
Tinware. Hatchets, Picks. Saddles, Halrers,
Shelter Tents, Linen Towels, aud a large as
sertpept u other articles not necessary to
mention.
Gas Call and examine the goods and hear
my prices.
may 2,-tf. !. d. EINARD.
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i ti1n.-W Whereas, in and BY n suprie-
ment act of the General Assembly. of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, relating to
an act entitled an act TO provide for the erec-
tion of a Poor house, in the townships Of
Milford, Tdrbett, Spruce Hill, Tuscarcra,
Lack and Beale, and the boroughs of Perrys-
vile and Patterson, in the county of Juniata.
passed the 18th day of April, A. b, 1866, it
is made the duty Of the Sheriff Of said county
to give public notice in three newspapers OF
Juniata county that an Election shall! be
held ON the SECOND TUESDAY IN MAY.
x D., 1850. in the several election districts
il said county Of Juaiata 10 accept or reject
the provisions of sIid act in the manner pro-
vided in the Twenty-hrst section of said act :
l, Samuel b Louden, High Sheriff Of the
County of Junista, do hereby make known
and give this public notice 20 the electors oc
the County of Junia;a, that on the SECOND
TUESDAY In MAY, =. D., 1866, being the
Sth of the month"; an election will be held at
the several election districts established by
law in said county, at which time they will
vote by written Or printed tickets for a Poor
House or against a Poor House.
l, also, hereby make known. and give no
,icc, that the Inspectors and Judges shall
meet at the respective places appointed FOX
holding general elections in the district To
which they belong, before . o'clock in the
morning Of the SECOND TUESDAY IN NAY
and each of said Inspectors shall appoint one
clerk who shall be a qualified voter of SUCH
district.
l.. The judges of the aforesaid districts
shall respectively take charge Of the cert;d-
cate Of return of the election of their tres
pectIye districts, and produce them at n meet
ing of the judges from each district, a; the
Court House in the borough of Miti!intown,
on the First Friday after The day of the cleo
ton, being the 1lth day of May, A. D.. 1866.
then and there to do and perform the duties
lqIirei by law of sad jul ges.
,. Agreeably to the provisions Of the Glst
section Of the 'act relating to the elections
Of this Commonwealth every general and
special election shall be opened between the
hours of EIGHT and TEN o'clock ia the
forenoon, sad continue without interruption
or adjournment until SEVEN o'clock III the
evening. when the polls shall be closed.
j. Given under my hand, at my Office, in
the borough of Miflintown, this 10Th day of
April. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-six.
SAMUEL L. LOCDEN, Shsri3.
apr. oJ-2t.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-02
COUNTY COMMITTEE,

Nitiiintown-J. J. Patterson, A. II. Martin
Fernanash-Eiias Horning, R. C. Gallaher.
Fayctte-Michacl Hoffman, Capt. l.. began.
Nonroe-A. C. Shellenberger, S. S,rouser.
SGsqrehanna-Levi Light, Sol. Updegrove.
t.reenwood-S. Shellenberger. II. Ii. Minium.
p5iaEnre-J. 2. Thompson, Elihu Benner.
Walker. A. Gallsher, John Motzer.
'at;crson-S. II. Brown, George Goshen.
Milford-Col. J. K. Robson, A. Shower
I~lrbett-Srewart Turbett, l.. Z. Mathers.
Perrysville-Lt. Samuel Laird, 2. 5. Liggett.
Spruce iill-Wm. Evans, Thos. Patton.
Belle-Dr. J. P. S~terrett, r. Doyle.
TuscarOra-James Irwin. Geo. VI. Smoker.
Iack-Matkias Stump, Ezra Montgomery.
Elack Log-Rok't. Mcintyre. Sami. Shearer
j. J.. PATTERSON, Chairman.
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April %, 1SG6-tf.

ORPHANS COURT 5ALE.-By virtue OF
" orders Of the orr LAns' Court CT Juniata
county. there will be exposed at public sale
Oh SATURDAY, MAY. 18th. 1866. on the
premises in Delaware township, Iun,ata coun-
~. Pa.
The following valuable Real Estate. to wit
No. |. A tract of land containing - Acres
and 90 l'erches. all in a good state Of cult.
Walton, having thereon erected a good HOUSE
sni,a large FRAME BANK BARN. s0> -
feet a good WAGON SHED and CGRs
CRIB, WASH HOUSE. SPRING HOUSE and
all other necessary cutbuildings. There is n
good LIMESTONE QUARRY and KILN on
the Farm and two Streams of water passing
through it, and also the undivided one half
of two tracts of wood land containing res
pectivoly - Acres and 81 Perches, and :
Acres and 1856 Perchcs well set With good
White Oak apd Chestnut Timber, being 'he
Real Estate late of Christian Gingrich. decd.
Also one other tract on the premises. siturtei
- aforesaid, containing - Acres AMI u
Perchcs. all Of ghich Is cleared aud under
excellent cultivation and under good fence,
with the undivided one half OF two tracts Of
wood land, above described. containing res
pectively. IS Acres and IS Perches ami >
Acres and 1856 Perchcs. being tho Real Estate
late Of Henry Shelley decd. and two other
tracts of land situated in said Township, one
contGa.iEg - Acres and no Ferches the
other } Acres and II Perches. about II Acres
Of the first tract is claered aud the balance
we'll ,imberei' The last tract. of ) Acres, Is
ali clired. the sane being the Real Estate
late of Catherine Shelley. decd. The above
described tracts Of. land all lie adjoining
each other, except The Wood Land. and form
one large tract of ONE HUNDRED and SIN
Ti ONE ACRES. and all are convenient to
the buildings and well situated for one large
farm This property is on the Main Road,
,! miles from rhompsontown. and 81 miles
from McAlisters1ille. convenieDt to Hill,
shops. stores, school houses, cLu'c hes. &c.
TsTms SO much Of the purchase money
as Is necessary TO pay expenses 10 be paid on
confirmation of sale by the Court. one-half
of the balance on The first day of April, 1867,
when deed will be delivered an6 possession
given. One sirth on the first day Of april
1865. one sixth on tho Est day Of April 1868
with interest from the first day If April 1867
and the purchaser TO pay the interest of one
SIKH annually 10 William Benner during his
life, and at his death to pay the principle to
Henry Benner, a minor, who has FOX his
guardian, Christian Musser.
CHRISTIAN MTSSER, Trustee.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-02
EDITORIAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

The trial of Anton probst, for the
murder OF the Deering family, at Phila'
de!phia, was concluded on Saturday af-
ternoon. The jury, after an absence of
fifteen minutes from the court rnoG,, 70
tursed a verdict Of "GaiUy Of murder
Of The first degree"
The location of the Court House ia
Snyder county has been a bone of con
%teution among the people thereof for
many years, and has a. length been set
tied by a vote. The election was held on
Tuesday of last week, and resulted in 376
ma; ority in favor of Middleburg.
1t is a singular and significant fact
that the Southern journals which refer
to the GuberDatorial contest in Pennsyl-
%vania, speak of Hester Clymer as a pc
culiar friend and defender Of the South,
and hope for his election as one of the
results which will eventually tend to d
indication Of Southern rights, namely,
to rar on the Union aad mgraer taiou
alen.
The Memphis Post says that the Pres
iient aud Secretary of a great johnson
meeting recently held at Lagrange, Tenn,
are the very two men who burned and
hung Andrew johnson ia efi:y in 1861.
Il wonders if some af the other members
of the meeting were not subscribers to
the S10,0 900 FIND to assassinate Andrew
Johnson when he was Governor OF Ten
nessee.
Col. Crockett, a Tennessee rebel, made
a speech not long since, in Memphis, liz
yhich he said ''that if the South would
stand as a unit by Andy Johnson, with
the Conservative party in the North, be
fore five wears would elapse the South
would again control the Government, and
under the Constitution enjoy the rights
they had fought in vain to secure outside.
He had fought against the Government,
but he stood BY Andy Johnson"
In various parts of Pennsylvania the
supporters Of President Johuson's policy
are obtaining signatures to a Call tor a
State Convention to be held IN Pittsbure,
for the purpose Of nominating a candidate
for Governor. But. 50 far as aScertuined,
beyond asPirants to federal appointments,
few have fallen into the trap. The OBJ
ject Of this movement is to defeat Gen.
Geary, if possible, and secure the election
of Mr.. Clyner. This is what is meant
by lighting out the quarrel Inside tag BE
publican party.
The ~Newburyport Herald publishes a
statement of Charles H, Golden, in Jail
there on a charge Of burglary, in which
he claims to have been very intimate
with Mrs. Cunningham and her family.
aud knew all about :he projected murder
of DR.. Burdell, in Bond street, several
years ago. He says, among other things,
that Mrs Cunningham o tiered him s25,-
900 and her daughter Augusta in mar
riage if he would murder DR.. Burdell,
by whose death Mrs. Cunningham would
get SiO0, 600. He declined the Job, but
took Augusta to the theatre, returned
with her to Bond street, and sept in the
house that night, knowing before lie ven,
to bed that the murder had been CON
nitted. The confession looks sensational
but it may be true.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-02
PAPER.

As there are many persons in the county
who are net subscribers to any newspaper,
we have concluded to furnish the SENTI,
MEL to all new subscribers through the
coming political campaign at rates that
will be within the reach of every man in
dc county. And We trust our friends in
each district will 60 to work in good earn
est and get up clubs. The people should
understand the great questions tina. will
be agitated in the approaching campaign.
and thu: be enabled to vote in.elligently
at the coming election. We will furnish
the SESsISEs from the third week in
April until the last week in October-by
which time all the official returns will be
published, at the following rates
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DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS & car ARkt

DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS & CAT ARM,
II treated with the utmost success. by j.
lSAACS, NJ. D., Oculist and Aurist. formerly
of Leyden, Holland,) No. 10 PINE Street.
PH1LAD'A. Testimonials. from the most
relia3le sources in the City and Country can
&c seen at his Office. Tie medical faculty
are invited to accompany their patients, as
he has no secrets in his practice. ARTI-
FlCIAL EYES, inserted without PAIN. No
charge for examination. mar 21-fy.l