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UIEn.

Al her residence on street a. s'sloct and "a min
utes on the morning Of the sd Inst Mo HEBEocA oap
KErcHur, coasort TO 0ss. ". Scott Kssehsn, United
States Army. 81 III Isl
Funeral sunday evening, from the Church Of the
Epiphany; services 10 commence at o'clock p. IN.
The trieuds of the family are invited 10 attend,
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The Tax ON Brokers' Sales,

The new Internal Revenue law differs from the
old one concerning the tax on brokers' sales Of
stocks, bonds 40, which, under the latter, were on
their par value, and In the former from tho lst Of
August 1855, on the amount Of the sales.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PArRHr OYrIcE,

WAsHIs0roH August I, 1885,
On the petition Of Lemuel p. jerks, Of Boston Massa-
to him on the % day Of November 1884, improve
msnt In Machines Tor Drilling Stone for seven ysar
from the expiration Of said patent. which takes place
on the I'd day Of November, 1855, =,
is ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent Once on MONDAY the 18th day Of October next
IL O'Clock IN. and all persons notified TO appear
and show cause, u any they have, why said petition
ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required to ale In
the Patent 0ce their obeeons specially set forth In
writing at least toey days before the day Of hearng
all testimony hled by either party, to be used the
said hearing must be taken aud transmitted In accord
anee with the rules Of the once which will be furnished
application.
mopy must be 1sd in the oce terty days before the
after hiing the testimony.
Ordered, also that this notice be published In the
RRPuBLoAs and the Inteiii0enoer, washington, D. O.,
and IN the Journal Boston, Massachusetts, week
Tor three successive weeks the nrst Of said eAons
to be at least sixty days previous to the day Of heang
&c, THEAKRR,
Commissioner Of Patents,
s,-Rditors o. the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to tho Patent once with paper
containing this notice.
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Post once Departmeut.

A new post Office is established at Oak Grove,
Prince Georges county, Maryland, and Richard II
Magrudsr appointed postmaster Tho new Office |,
about Eve miles from Upper Marlboro, and seven
from Forsstvills, from which point II will receive
regular mail supplies BY special service.
Maryland Observation-Disclosures Cooper, post
master at Towsontown, Baltimore county In place
Of James Sherden, removed
Benjamin =. Bowling, postmaster at Hughesville,
Charles county, vice Tn. ]. Boarman, resigned.
Fuller e. Stephens, postmaster, Mill Mount, Cal.
vert county, vice Erekiel y. Daniels, resigned.
Lewis Kemp postmaster. Airsy's, Dorchester
county, vice William f. Hicks, resigned.
: West virgnia-Appointment -Toibsrt 8. God.
Icy, postmaster Chapmanvills, Logan county, vies
7. @. Fowler, declined.
Alexander knight, postmaster, Eagle Mills,
Doddridge county, vice Silas Ash, resigned.
Pennsylvania. name and site Of Ship
pen, Cameron county, TO Emporium, and retain
George MetIgarr, postmaster.
Discontinue ONCE at Mapn's Choice, Bedford
county.
On route 359s, Berlin to Grantsvilie, an sddi.
tional weekly trip 10 ordered.
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Gen. Sheridan and the

INTERNAL REvEsuE.-The receipts yesterday
amounted to 81, ,623, ,O7I.O5.
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PERSONAL,

Hon. ORvuLE Ii. BROWNING, recently ap-
pointed Secretary Of the Interior, has gone with
his family to Berkeley Springs, Wost Virginia.
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SoNE persons say that poor cantelope seeds
havs gone abroad FROM the Agricultural Depart.
meat
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0USE WANTED.-A MEDIUM
IL sizED HOUSE, thosoughiy Furnished VIII
bya rssPonsibls party, Address Lock Boz q, Post
onsa jysl'H
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~ National union cxseutivs Cssnmissss
The following gentlemen compose The NATIONAL UrIor
Executive CosxIrrEB, whose rooms are 81 the Union
National Club, No. $50 Twelfth street. between and
streets.
Delegates 70 the Phadelphia Convention arriving In
The city requested 10 call the rooms Of The club
ard register their names,
Hl. tt5 HON. A. W. RANDALL,
..aIH-a a. sI..l.. Cbairman,.
HON. o. n. BROWNING,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR,
H..eE @. WENDELL, ESQ,
-.a as' CHAs KNAP, ESQ. II
A. \. PERRY, RsQ., r.H .r
SAMUEL FOWLER, ESQ.
Corresponding Secretary.
JoHs y. CorLk, ~r
Recording Secretary. jyls.taui4
sS-Amauusnsss.-Psrson d.s.r,ne IN. SER
Vices Of . C0PYIsT or AnAnUINsIs, can be sooouuo.
dated BY lady who writes neat and PLATA haad b.
applying At No lss Sixth street west, between asd
n streets north. spas-u
~ Moth and Frsckles.--LaAiss eliote6
with Discooratons the Pace called moth patches or
frseklss, should use Perry's Ceisbratsd Moth s.d
Frsctls Lotion II 10 infallibis Prepared By Dr.. D. O.
PERRY. Dsrmatoosist, 10 Bond street, New York. Sold
By all druggists in washius,on and elsewhere, Price
~ mylI.uAsSm
Warning and Iustruetion for Young Men. Also, Dis.
eases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers
with Of relief Sent free Of charge In sealed
letter envelopes. Address DR.. J. sKfLLIN H0U0Hr0E,
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa. spi1.su
~ To the Citixens Of Gsorgstewn.-Ar-
rangsmsnu have been made 10 have the kEPuBLoAH de-
lverss promptly and regularly every morning to sub.
seribsrs In every part Of dsorgstown.
Subscriptions will be received BY D. W. WHITING, al
his News Stand In the Post Once Congress- street. who
10 the agent for Georgetown, and 10 whom all com.
plsints will hereafter BE- made.
Tsrms-7o cents per month, payable to the Agent,
isas.M
srBrssch-Leadins Arn.-Ths Board fer
the Examination Of Breech Losding Arms Of which Gen.
ersi Hansost is president s now In session at No. 81
windsr's Building.
Arms will b received daily between the hours Of II
g. NJ and ap. m, until further no,ies.
Inventors are requested 10 submit their In Per.
son or By agent 70 the recorder Of the board.
". OWENS,
Capt. 9th .. 9. Cav. Brew. Lieut. Col. U.sA,
mhI2.H Recorder.
ATwonderful hut True I'M adame REM
EerdS, the world -renownsd Astroogist and somnam-
bulishe Clairvoyant whiis In clAirvoyant state de-
insstss the very features Of the person you ars
marry, and BY tho aid Of Instrument Of Intense
power known asths guarantees 10 pro-
dues perfect and fs.liks picture Of the futnrs hus-
band or wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage
oceupstion, leading traits Of character ke This 10 no
imposition, As testimonials without number can asssrt
By stating place Of BIRTH age, disposition color Of eyes
and hair and enclosing my cents and stamped snve.
ope addressed to yourself you will rscsvs the picture
By return mail, together with desired information
Address In confidence, MADAME 0karRupn RrniIsroH,
p o. Boz 2s7. West Troy NY osis-dviy
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elrr oy PoHrLAsD,
H.. .I MAybR's Owen, July =, 1850, I
Iearnestiy commend the object Of the foregoing ap
peal to the friendly eonsidsraton Of all beheyosn
narsons AUGUSTUS STEVENS,
.,,n.u ...I. .n.. - tt ,I. ,rrf Mayor.
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Tar on Salaries OF Govsrnment Employees.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has just ordered
As follows: That hereafter all duties levied by the
1881 section Of the Internal Revenue act approved
June 30, 1854, or any other provisions of law or
regulation. upon the salary. compensation or pay
ment for services of each and every officer or per.
son in the service or employment of the United
stases shall be collected, paid, and returned into
the Treasury in the following manner, viz: Every
paymaster or disbursing officer, however known or
styled, who shall withhold such duties upon pay
ment required to be made to him, shall render a
true statement Of tho amount and details thereof,
and shall return said statement with his accounts
~ now required by Law or regulations He will
however. mako no deposits Of the amount of said
statements. but will as at present required by law,
rotain the amount thereof from his disbursements
In lieu Of depositing these amounts by the officer
himself, 1t Is hereby made tho duty Of tho First
and Second Comptroliers, the Commissioner Of Gus
TOMS and the Auditor Of the Treasury for the Post
Office Department.
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Appointments.


The President has made the following appoint.
ments:
Monroe Young Collector Of Customs. District Of
Frenchmen's Bay, Maine; Charles II. Hildreth,
Surveyor Of Customs, Gloucester, Mass N. Martin
Curtis, Collector Of Customs oswegothic Sylvester
Birdsall, Surveyor Of Customs, Camden, N. j.; VIM.
L. Ashmore, Collector Of Customs, Darlington, N.
J.i' Harry r. Coggshal, Assessor Fifth District Of
Psnnsylvania; Edward wallioe, Naval oficer,
Philadelphia; VIM. +. Johnston, Collector of Gus.
toms, Philadelphia; Albert Sloanaker, Collector
First District Of Pennsylvania; \. Reed Meyer,
Surveyor Of Customs, Philadslphia; Thomas Jones,
jr., Assessor Eighteenth District Of Ohio; John
Atkinson, Collector Of Customs, Port Huron, Mich
james J. Langdon, Surveyor Of Customs, Quincy,
III; Richard J. Howard, Surveyor Of Customs, St.
Louis, Mo-; John W. Stewart Collector Of Internal
Revenue, Second District Of Iowa; John W. Ben.
net, Surveyor Of Customs, ST. Mary's, Nd. Benz.
Foxwell, Surveyor Of Customs, Clswell llinsburgh,
Nd Henry @. Hagen, Supervising Inspector; II.
Q. MeCaulisy, Justice Of ths Psaoe, Washington,
d. c.; W. @. Snyder, Surveyor Of Customs, Ger
comico, Va; John Reed, Collector Fourth District
North Carolina; Jas. L. Barnwell, Collector Of
Customs, Beaufort, N. G; Rob't M. King, Collector
Of Customs, st. Mary's, Cal VIM. . Smith, Sur.
veyor Of Customs, Selma, Ala
John II. Peterson has been appointed postmaster
at woodstown, N. j., vico Mr.. Barton, deceased.
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Roofing: RooHna.! Rooa.g!

NOSIDKS Keifers Pttsburg Harness Leather jYsS
li}Ur.e-'--a. end fcr ,.is ------
8E :. THoHHI CO.'S
LMfAW eAsss
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AnuIicntiou Tor Hirerce.

ST ATE OF ILLINOIS. Ia SALE CoCNrr ss-Is s.Ie Co.
CiTc-it Court November term. d. i>oi
Joel X. GIrrct,o Nargtr-tia Ju--phin. Garretson
J5H for i,irorcc
FFIDANlI % the uoi-r.rid mr. # aTgar-tta joe
~ glIiI- ba'Tei7.n. offend a shove uaIuci having
been filed ia III "sce 81 the clerk OF sld Circuit. Court
Of IL Sale c.uuty, motto" = hereby gwen -aIl
MtT.arrt1 Josephine Garr.t-on that --rI complainant
IS Piled hi till Of complaint N court On tn chat
Gerry -iIc thereof the lth LAY Of Oto.-r 3. 1870
and tuai summons thcr-uon issued Il -tIl
against sad defend. r-trrnahe the fret Monday
No. 'mi,er next. s. =. lSOt ~ 1, by law required.
No" u'It>- !E the sri I,rsarcttt JOSEF liue Garrett
son. stall personally be- and aII-r before said nit
La Sale county the .T-' lay 81 the next ,riu there
%. u be holden % ia s.d county. the first
MONDAY - Nysrfhhrr l-tG aui plead answer drmur
L. The ssit oHuiaiuaHi- "ii ~ complaint. the and
the MATES and thing Therein charged and -;ai viii 10
taken gpui'rsr. ANA decree entsr-i ssai-l y-g a.
ouriI.. L. the prayer % saii 'ill.
HERMAN SILVER. Cl-rk.
By.H>,l- a AvEEr, CnmpII- licit.r.. ortI.-6-
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9fgal ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tar Sale Notice.

NOTICE is .ereby given ,that saa 10y the Coolest
IN cro the city Of OTTAWA b. delinquent Lands AMI town
lots for the city and school faxes. due thereon
for the 1885, held al the hos. in said city of
Ottawa, in La Sale county and state Of lllnSs cufnncnc
I'd ON the 5th day Of February n 1896 and continued
from day day ia of law T. Luci-n Delano,
tn. 5th Glib aud eth da,- OF February tsS6. be-
the purchaser of tho following Described tswn lots,
taxed in the of tiis Ell"ving persons viz:
on the 5tl day Of F.rnnry IsG5 puIch,.cd rs lows
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Z, h.f' NrfI her, - gwen. hat upirr and ~
N~-s.- .' fs- .f-' VIII atil t-,I.I,-u' . iran
ii.rr.'- s. 20 IA srlie cuuItr ami 49,. q" I!iu"is,
4..-t'!. ,f 8 nf.-E r.-. iy Win" 90 d ly
AZ "H'ari 90 r'-i ia h" C,aIufy c"Ur' INA 'r said
comfy. I 'ia -ti o.. fi'H Jp~ t.3i. hereof, A..
-. aH .Ui1' emo I-=l o.. fiis,'- it '!ri 1T
Jlr -i-su-r term q. l, a. ID >'f c'riiH c,n,e
'.rap pending vh.r-.l Wi'iiruH q. ifzr .5 iui-tEH-
t.r. with %. viii aHusy ID as Hiram 1l.ruI, d-6 .s
= CONT aUl DO. Uuku.uH hsir- ar3 an 10
vl.s q" Hiram benton. dec-sa-'i, are rel Diirn., the
"i-It' -~ iIU--.f. pointed ly ,.ii c"Urs I" sell
Ftt real stat" # sad e. tailor Il r'IuIfrr ''esT1i-
4 TIL a.,T,us To- the directions Ol .air
hi- -tii as' viii aud ft.nirrt Contained,
g abe -. tl.- AMI trrVs Of sail ,.tt III eel al pull
s.rr- s- .i- Itt is-r & tlr Court Hons. in tbs
ny a! ottawa ia said county. the highest and he-
iiirr -stursy tie 1t ,.. ~ Drccmi'rr =, y. l-Ss
% twt- i5 hour ~ ten Uciu ia the trrnoun and h.e
lovk r afternoon 81 sad day. in S-Israt- TRAITS the
tiitv H 'e>rli raj e>Gte of tid ts-t'tor. stu & IN
sad C"sfty. o. Wit: IL auth asi quarter - section
sN, t. ir township thrty,e, 30 6f range on l. -asr
III, fi pfin-I-i i.Til4u; ti-. tia" nve ir,c'
lying north r' the r5irnl in the l-t halt ~ the -puiE
W.T. quarter "f section nrc, g. ia the t"~n-hi,.n
:rIs-r aiaTf~lif.
TsrIs Z; .satFslc purchase money Is {" b- paid IL
ir-t pal mt uis ut- ia ts AMI three
rI.'ir-. viii. irr cent int .r-' from the day
&c. --ri.-t,i ~ rf---- I'll" premises sol 1.
WILLIAM q. HOJTZE.
>-ll.. lSrA ~ i-ti Trustee A. Aforesaid.
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IUeT received lot Of HEMP and PAPER wrapping
q Twns. and for sale at Chicago Price ct
~ II Iaas SIS D fH0ANE coz.
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For safe.
AALE or EXCHANGE

For save. s
20 Lots in the Town Of Do Kalb De Kalb county
illinois, pleasantly situated for Business Residences
near the Depot OF the Dixon Air Line Railway, for
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City Drug store4

Take liberty To their .r-- l the lIc
of Ot,awn and vicinity, that thsv kav tu. N"srs.
Thompson Dyer, AMI lately rrif. ant enlarged the
old establishment known for many year - iha
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Ghiragn Adrfftisemfnts.
r.vn cook, coBuaN o.. agency, IS Dearborn
=, ,ss,a DR.. BjGELOW


Is the only. PHI, si~ian. a Specialist
in Chicago that can be entirely relied rp-
Il - Go to him, and not suffer that hor-
| ~ ~ rii,e disease TO remain in your system,
| ~ disfelring your face and body, hesides
destroying y'Nr happiness and future
l prospects of life. He fias made PRIVATE
DISEASES and NERVOUS DEBILITY
his study for the past twenty years. and il
WA viTah' therefore the person whom all afflicted
should consult. ". heard If patient of his
being cured since lie has been in this city. Ills reputation
has vouchers in Ill the city papers. his patients and the
medical profession both here and abroad being
skilled specialist here. and q thorough of all
soxutl diseases II all others fail, don't despair give him
u call II j, only acCr,ron occurrence with him
such Ilis separate tor ladies and gentle
men, and the me :. complete in the city.
Young Men. Take Particular Notce.-Do.ior Big-low
devoes much % his time the treatment of those
caused n secret habit which both body and mind,
unGtting the unfortunate individual for either business
socefy. The sad effect Of these early habits the
of ripper years, 10 weak and delate the cpus'i-
tuition destroy the physical and mental powers diminish
eneebie the natural feelings and exhaust the vital
energies of manhd; the pleasures Of life narred
d-red KERN, Of increasing misery and regret Such per
S,s especially thos. contemplating marriage should lose
time in making immediate pilcatiOn. Dr. H. by his
treatment is enabled to insure speedy and prrn.a-
nent cure.
Consultation free and confidential Office No I19 South
Clark Street of Monroe haIf block from the Post
Office. Post Office Box ia. Chicago, H. Office hours
from 4. "a sPN n.
Send for his 1iuide TO Health published monthly free
Of charge
n B-Idi"s send tor descriptive circular Of rcssarie
Remedy the best preventive Of conception known. sat
10 any aidr.~- free Of charge
march 10 10 Iy.
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hnnl IScIfko.lcnk

E-Tfrt OF AMOS TEoRSE. DECE.zrD.
N0TICE l. hereby give, 90 all persons interested in
~ sui estate, that Richard ThoTne .ud Ch.mlin r.
:oti-r executors Of he last will ami Testament Amos
ThoruS. decease, viii appear before the Court of
the county 1t Ia Sale and STATE IF Ino, the Court
House IL OTTAWA m arid county. Thursday. Z2 Gay
OF November a. D. lnG for the pUrTu.c Of rendeTin.
account of their proceedings IN the administration ssd
e-tate for the fiI.al settlement.
Date. ut OTTAWA, this 18th day Of OctOber 1866.
4v A Il. MOORE Clerk
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For property In Ottawa Lands in this vicinity Tho
town c. ntans about 200 inhabitants, is good husiness
place. and the lots could readily be sold if the
residing there. 2 X. THORSE-
Ottawa, march II. '66-f
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sslett Dastrp.
ANDY'S LAMENT-A PARODY.

Why am Sc sick and weary; come here,
Cowan. smell my breath:
All around me seems reeling, is this '.Victory
or Death -
iii how well know your answer, TO my fate
l "humbly'' bow;
If you only tell me truly, "Who will care for
Andy now 80
So with traitors am marching,
With no laurels on my brow;
For the people won't sustain me,
''Wh0 viii care for Andy now %
have 'swuug around the circle" spoke a
piece" at every town;
But the people laugh and jeer mccall me
Billy Sewards clown
q have filed most every Office broken al
most every vow,
| have always been ''most 'umble,' who
will care for Andy now 90
SO with traitors I am marching,
With no laurels on my brow
For the people won't sustain NE,
'.Who will care tor Andy now ?"
Let my policy be my pillow. ard my ''ve-
toes' reach the sky.
| will be the Great Dictator, or will like a
rebel die.
Soon with Clymer I'll be marching, with no
laurels on my brow,
Geary Won by 1900, '.Who viii care for
andy now ,"
Soon with traitors I'll be marching,
With no laurels on my brow
For the people won't sustain me,
who will care for Andy now -
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ID DhN iAA 'A"O- GA
T. Ii kEEFER, Surgeon Dentist

FNAkES this method Of informing his friends
Z in Juniata county, that owing to the Iea-
sonahly good success lie has met with. during
the few months he has been practising his pro-
iesson in said county, be feels warranted in
making stated visits TO Misilintown and Nc
Alistcrsyille The FIRST Monday of each month
Mr.. keever may be found at the Junata Ho-
Tel, Miiiin, lie remain two weeks. The third
Monday, at McAlistersyille, 10 remain during
the week. Teeth inserted on VULCANITE.
GOLD Il SILVER. TEETH FILLED and
extracted in the most approved manner, and
with the least possible pain.
gsAY Strict attention given to diseased
gums, &c. All work warranted. neAs Terms
reasonable
January q, 1SG6-tf
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atlisftIianeous aseaoinp.
LOOKING UNDER THE BED
FROM HARPER'S MAGAZINE.

1t is the habit Of many persons TO tak'
look under the bed before retiring fol
the night. Mrs. Evergreen, my beloved
wife, induiges, if indul gence it can be
called, in this peculiar practice. cC
not object to it in the least so long as She
does not enforce the performance upon
myself; but when, as is sometimes the
case, she fOrgets il until she has put out
the light and eusconsed herself under the
comforter, then it is hard that 1, who an
not troubled with nervous apprehensive.
ness, should have to get out in the cold
and do it for her. | have often remarked
to Mrs. Evergreen, when | have seen her
prying under the bed, that it was silly
habit, and that the sooner she gave it up
the better To this gentle admonition
my better-halt invariably rcjoins:
'.La, Evergreen what harm does it
do? It's kind Of satisfaction to know
that nobody's under there, aud then |
don't think Of such horrible .hipg after
I'm in bed"
~ think, my dear, you might just as
well pursue your Investigations further
and look into the bureau drawers and the
clothes, basket"
Evergreen" she will rejoin, "don't
mention the idea, or | shall certainly do
50. Come to think of il a man could
very easily get into the clothes basket"
Certainly be could, my dear, quite as
easily as Falstaff. You should certainly
include the clothes basket; and blythe by,
there's the chimney why hot look up
that as well p
"Now, Evergreen, you're laughing at
NE. But | cant leave off the habit, and
| never will It's comfort for ne to
know that there's nothing wrong about it,
and l don't see why you should deprive
me of it,"
So under the bed goes the candle, and,
no signs of humanity being discovered,
Mrs Evergreen is able to repose in peace.
Brt, as already observed, this precaution-
ary act is sometimes forgotten, and | am
myself obliged to rise, light the lamp,
aud report. I've done ii more frequently
of late than is agreeable, and have inh-
mated as much to Mrs. Evergreen. She
says:
Very well, Evergreen, III do it my
self"
But this procedure is almost as bad, for
she invariably lets the cold in on me both
in getting out and getting in. If it were
not for increasing this mental idiosyncrasy
On the part of Mrs. Evergreen, by giving
her some good reason to apprehend dang
,r. | should relate to her what am about
70 lay before the reader. In this nara
ion, therefore, | ask the public most par
ticularIy to bear in mind that Mrs. Ever
green is Of sensitive nature, rather ap-
prehensive and slightly superst;:ious, ard
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HZE.seSssg. CARD.

DR. s. O. EEM!PFER, Oate army sur-
it geon) having located in Patterson tend
ers mis- professional services to the citizens Of
this place and surrounding country.
DR.. K. having had eight years experience
in hospitl, general, and army practice, feels
prepared to request trial from those who
may be 50 unfortunate as to need medical al
tendance.
lie will be found at the brick building op-
posi.e the SENTINEL OFFICE" or at his resi-
dence in the borough of Patterson, al all
hours, except when professionally engaged.
july -, loC5.--tf
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
The JuSrATA SENri.EL is published every
Wednesday morning, on Main streeI, by
~ ~ iyI. SnN

The SUBSCRIPTION PRICE of the paper
will he TWO DOLLARS per year in advance,
and $3.50 if not paid within the first three
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Editor.
AnvERTIsrSG.-The rates Of ADVERTIS-
ING are tor one square, of EIGHT lines or less,
one insertion, ) cents three, 81 30 and 80 cts
or each subsequent insertion. Administra-
Srs. Executors ard Auditors Notices, $500.
Professional and business Cards, not exceed
ing p lines, and including copy of paper.
$500 per year. Merchants advertising
ichaageablo quarterly 5 Is per year, inelud-
ing paper at their Stores. Notices in reading
columns, ten cents per line.
Jon WoRE.-Thc prices CT JOB WORK,
for thirty Bills, one-oiEht sheet. 81, one
fourth. s., 90; oac-halt, 3d. ami addition
nj numbers, half pric,--ani for Blanks, $500
per quire.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-14

MARRIED: At Philadelphia, in the
wigwam, Mr.. Burley 7. Rebel, of South
Carolina, to Miss Nancy j. Conservative,
of New York. \. B-No cards-.hese
having all been played out by the Presi-
dent, who gave the bride away.
DIED: In Pennsylvania, Tuesday, Oc-
tober 9th, Edgar Cowan, youngest son of
Burley T. and Nancy J. Rebel. Disease
-softening of the brain and weakening
of the spinal column.