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SPECIAL Telegram to "The Evening
Telegraph" Over Our Own Wires,
Direct from the Wigwam.
MIaEFY WIGwAH o. THE
NArIoNAL UNION JOHNSON CONVENTION,
Auoust l6 ~ NJ.
mug U5V tut II W
S .E,n AH,a-Caa


Announcement OF the Adorcss.
After the reading of the resolutions was con-
4siuded by the Secretary, the President an
aounced that the Hon. H. J. Raymond, of New
York, would read the address to the people OF
The United States, recommended for adoption
Dy the Committee on Resolutions.
Reading the Address.
As Mr.. RAYMOND ascenled the platform he
was greeted with hearty cheers. He then pro.
seeded to read in a careful and deliberate man
ner the following address,
Hav1np met in Convention st tho city OF Phiia-
Selpha, State OF Pennsylvania, August IL, 1896 as
the representatives. OF the people IN all sections
and from all the States and parties CT the Union 10
consult on the condition of our common country,
we address to you thIs dec araion OF our pI1noi-
ples, and OF the political purposes we seek TO pro-
mote. Since the meeung OF the last Con.
Fention in The year 1860, events have occurred
which have changed the cnaractor OF our lnIer-
nal politics, and given the United States
new place among the nations of the earth.
Our Government has passed through the
perils of civil war, war winch, though mainly
sectional in its character has, Notwithstanding de-
Sjded poitIcal differences which from the very be-
ginning of me government had threatened the
unity national existence exercising influences
NpOn the destiule. OF the reDublc, while IL has
inflicted upon the whole country severe losses In
lite and in proptr rty, and has imposed burdens
which must weigh on IT'S reouroes ror generations
1t as developed a degree OF national courage In
fhe OF nat0nl QanP0T ana capacity Tor
MILITARY achievements. and devotion on the part OF
the people 10 the form OF government which they
have ordained and 10 the principles OF liberty whicn
that G government was designed 10 promote, which
must confirm tho confidence of the nation
IN the prosperity OF these institutions, and command
the respect OF the civilized world. tCheers
This war from hich we have ju3t emerged has
Viven new scope the aIDblton OF political parties
and fresh impulse 10 pans of innovation and
reform.
Column instalmens OF this address will be printed
m succeeding honIlv editions OF THE EVENING
TELEGRAPH as RAPIDLY our photographers can
write it out.-EDIToR
The Adoption.
At the conclusion OF the reading OF the ad.
dress. it was adopted amidst tremendous ont
bursts OF applause.
Cheers Cor Hon. II. =. Raymond.
Mr.. Tilden, of New York, then arose and pro-
posed three cheers for Hon. H.iJ. Raymond, the
author OF the address just read. They were
given with hearty will. The Secretary then
proceeded to read the lists Of the different com.
mittees which had been ordered by resolution
as appointed by the Chair.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE CONVEN-
TION SINE DIE.
WIGwAM. 1926 z. NJ.
The Convention, on motion of Hon. John
Hogan, of Missouri has lust adjourned sire dje,
amidst the widest excitement, and the most
Coisterous cheering.
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Scenes and Incidents.

After Mr.. Cowsn had submitted the report OF
the Committee on Resolutions and Address,
one OF the Pennsylvania delegates proposed
ahree cheers in his behalf. The request was
acceded to By the whole Convention. Mr..
Cowan appeared and bowed his thanks, and in
4roduCed, as the reader of the authorized ad-
dress, Hon. Henry j. Raymond, of New York.
On commencing,his delivery, the sentiments of
9he address again excited the audience to re-
doubled applause until there was a suggestion
from the cuair to repress tner feelings, rs the
interruptions consumed time, after which per
feet quiet prevailed.
Mr.. Raymond, though his voice is not full
and round one, has nevertheless fine and
perspicuous delivery, and he absorbed tde atten-
aion of the whole Convention during his
reading. There was disturbance In the north
east part OF the gallery, caused bv spectators
coming in and going out, and compelled the
speaker 10 cease TIL ii was reprcssed by com.
mand from the Chair.
Conspicuous among those Immediately in
front OF the chair were TO be seen the iITepres-
sible Train, ReVerdy johnson, and Governor
Orr, OF South Caroline.
Towards the conclusion OF the address IA para
Rraph referring to the South was of so exciting
cbREacter that the delegates rose TO their teet
0OnvWisiye!y, and gave vent 10 their feelings in
loud and prolonged cheering. The paragraph
was called upon to b. repeated, aud at the repe
fition the cheering was rsGodbled and the flash
ing eyes and excited LOOKS and gestures of the
states men, politicians, and citizens assembled
m thi. greal Wigwam were of incompatible in.
SeFesL.
Scenes and Incidents as they Appeared
10 Another Reporter.
What we wrote yesterday regarding the ap-
pearanee of things inside the Wigwam applies
with equG2 force to-day and with few additions
The Iargestructure was crowded in every part.
1t becoming known hat the resolutions aud the
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LARCENY OF SHoEs.-Abel Lagrange and
James Smith were arrested ia jidgr0,to dFictu.
stealing shoes from the front OF q store on
Franktcrd road, above Harrison street. The
stolen articles were handed over to the owner
aud the thieves we're handed over tp Alderman
Hunter, who held 'hcm each in $500 to answer.
INNOCENT ANIUSEMENr.-Owe Bell, get
ting rather sportive under TIL influence OF ba /
whisky, amused himself by knocking down an
ino1cusivc passerOv IN Diamond street. pretty
late last evening. He was arrested. and Aller.
man Fields held him IN $500 to answer the
charge of assault ami battery.
A PROFESSIONAL THIEF.-Wash. Kerns
was arrested last night in the vicinity OF tho
Continental on the above charge. lie was cvi.
dcntly On the lookout. lie Will have o hearing
at the Central Station to-day.
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.

The city Large NuInber of
Conservative Voters Registered.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TELRoRAPHl
BALTIMORE August l6.-The Conservative
Unlonists elected last night majority of the
delegates to the City Convention, which Assem-.
blcs tonight, favorable to the nomination of
Daniel Harvey for Mayor, in opposition to
Chapman.
attend the Philadelphia Convention.
The Conservatives have thus tar regis cred SIX
thousand new voters in the city, and win regis
ter ten thousand more before the November
election
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A YOUNG TmEF.-Folden Smith. young
scapegrncc numbering only nine winters, fell in
noon, and made oil with IL, no doubt to have
the unusual luxury of q ride. lie was seen ut
Fourth AMI Master streets, seized, and taken
belolc Alderman Deylln, who held him for u
further hearing,
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A M15TAKE.-The two men, Aaron Keat-
ing and Andrew ]. Canre7, had a hearing yes
from the evidence IL appears there was no
robbery committed. and the man robbed of a
watch, hat: etc, had none OF these articles o.
ccpt bad hat. lso whole difficulty arose about
a woman,
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STEALING RAILROAD IRON.-Robert Nc
Ilhenny undertook to raise the wind nv surrcp.
htiouslY making oil With some railroad iron
irom the rolling mill of Mr.. William Mitchell
IN Penn street, below Laurel. He was arrested
before he had rot any distance with his plum.
der, and taken before Alderman shoemaker,
who comnired him in default OF $1,000 t.
answer.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE EvENING TELEGRAPH is the only journal
having q complete rerbdim report of the
address OF the National Union party. Copies
may be obtained at the Office up to 7 o'clock
this evening.
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At the new circus in Parls to be opened
next month. among the various attractive novel
ties promised TO the public is company of no
less than fity monkeys. These animals are
Represented MS vertabie actore, who perform
characters in theatrical pieces and ride on horse
back in the most finished style.
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ANorIIER ATTEMPTED SArr RonnKRy.-

ANOTHER ATTEMPTED SAFE RoBBERY.-
Tn" office OF Harbcrt & Davis, lumber NOR.
chants, Twenty third and Sansom streets, was
entered night before last, and an attempt made
to blow open their ,aie. There were three holes
bored through the outer door, and powder
placed ready TO blow ii open, when the robbers
werc alarmed and "vamose1 the ranch"
Nothing as stolen.
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The Steamer ..Cuba,, at Boston.

BosToN, August l6. - The steamship Gu a
arrived from Halifax this morning. Her mails
vert south by the early train, and viii be due
in Philadelphih this evening.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT !
Address of the National Union
Johnson COnVentR0R 60
the People Of the
United States.
ADJOURN NJ M EMIT OF the
CONVENTION SINE DIE.

BtO., Etc, Etc. Eso., Etc., Etc.
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'UNHE GOSPEL or HEALTH AND JOUR
bv r. r. TraiI ii. D. August number now rcady. 81
year single number 20 cents. Phrenologlcal Cabinet.
No 25 \. TENTH Street. }. l.. tAPEN,
sIG3,A m Successor 30 Fowler, Wells d co.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue of

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue Oh
~ orders of the Orr hans Court OF Juhia,a
county. there viii be exposed At pubic sae
on SATURDAY, MAY. l9lA, 1856, on the
premises in Delaware township, iunia'a couH-
ty, Pa.
The following valuable Real Estate. to VII:
No. !. A tract of land containing 20 Acres
and 90 Perches, all in Il good state OF cuitl,
walton, having thereon G,s.,ed n good hooon
and, u large FRAME BANK BARN. oo"1o
feet a good WAGON SHED and CohN
CRIB, WASH HOUSE. SPRING s0uSE and
all other necessary outbuildings. There is a
good LIMESTONE QUARRY ant KILN on
the Farm and two Streams of water passing
through il, and also the undivided onc-haft
Of two tracts of wood land containing yes
pectively IS Acres ana SO Perches, and b
Acres and 1876 Perches well set with good
White Oak and Chestnut Timber, being he
Real Estate late OF Christian Gingricl, decd.
Also one other tract on the promises, situated
as aforesaid, continuing 40 Acres and Il
Perchcs, all of which Is cleared and under
excellent cultivation and under good fnce.
with the undivided one half OF two tracts Of
wood land, aboro described. containing res
pectiyols, IS Acres and IS Perches and >
Acres aud 1876 Perches, being tho Real Estate
late Of Henry Shelley deed. and two dhcr
tracts Of land situated in said Township, one
containing - Acres and 10 Perches the
other ) Acres and II PeroLcs, about IL Ares
of the FIRST tract is claerei and the balance
well timhered. The last tract, Of 5 Acre, is
all clared, The same being tao Real Estate
late of Cntnsfipe Sbslley, deed. The shove
described tracts of land all lie aoioiIing
each other, except the Wood Land. and fl N
one large tract of ONE HUNDRED and SIN
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STAGE LINE
IIFFLly, PERRpSYILLE AND CONCORD.

Leaves Porrysvillo Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at Is o'clock, a. M, and arrives at Con-
cord at I o%'clccs, Z: t..
Leaves Concord Tuesday. thursday and
Saturday at 5 o'clock, a. IN, and arrives at
Perrysv!lle at > o'clock, p. m.,-in time for
the trains going East and West.
Stages will leave Miiiiin Station as follows.
Leaves llifiiin Station on Saturday, at 8 a..
IN. and returns on Monday; leaves Tuesday at
6 a. IN. and returns on Wednesday leaves
Thursday at 8 a, IN.
Stages will leave Mi.lin Station FOR Acade-
mia. daily in the evening, and rctuTn in the
morning in time for the East and IVES. trains.
Baggage and packages of all kinds are TAX
en- in charge and promptly delivered at mod
erq,e charges. The stages on the above rou-
ties are in COCO ORDER and under the
charge Of competent and experienced drivers.
The proprietor hopes, ly strict and psr=aa-
ri attention 10 business to merit Il fair share
Of public patronage.
LEMUEL R. BEALE, Prop.
Jan. IN. '66 If.
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DENTAL CARD,
ga
. N kEE|ER, Surgeon Dentist,

TAKES this method of informing his friends
l. in Juniata county, that owing to the lea
sonahly good success he has ne; with, during
the few months he has been pfrctiaiHg his pro-
tession III said county, he feels warranted in
making stated visits TO Miffiintowu and &c
ilistersville The first Monday Of each month
Mr.. Newer may be found at the Juniata llo-
tel, Niflin. te remain two weeks. The third
Monday, at McAlistersyille, to remain during
the week. Teeth inserted on NULCANITB,
GOLD & SILVER. TEETH FILLED and
extracted in the most approved manner, ami
with the least possible pain
rEas Strict attention given to diseased
gums, &c. Al Ea.k warranted. rSA. Terms
reasonable.
January -, l8G6-tf.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS..

49, -''- N'.f ~
FLOUR AND MEAL-Supplies of
Flour come forward slowly, and the stoci.
is estimated at - 900 bbls against double
that amount az the same period last year.
There is no shipping demand, and only
1000 bbls., we're taken by the home trade
1T S9,1amll for co,nnon and fancy
Northwestern extra family. and S19(1l2
Tor Pennsylvania aud OAio Do, including
small lots At S7G4S 2 Dbl, for superine !;
SSCG9.2J for extras, AMI &l3(Ml6 for
fancy brands, according TO quality. Rye
Flour commands Sjt15,o5 q Dbl, but
!hege IS moi much doing. Nc sales Of
Corn Meat have beeo reported.
GRAlN.--There is rather more doing
in Wheat, and holders are firm in their
views. Sales Of 1900 bush., good Penn
sylyania and Western red at 81, So COCO
bush, common do, on private terms ;
20C9 bush, sp.lng at 81 .05, and "a sma!.
lot of choice at 81. s.. White is scarce,
and may be quoted at 81, 70@2,95 T. bu.
Eye is in steady demand, with small sales
at 98c.G9sl for Pennsylvania. The de-
mand for Corn has somewhat fallen off,
aud prices have dcc!iLed SC. e bush
Sales Of 5000 bush. yellow at s3c., saoat.
Oats are in active request, with sales of
5000 bush, at 60c. for Pennsylvania, and
62c for light Delaware.
SEEDS.-The markc: is bare Of Gle
verseed and Timothy, but they are not
much imputed after. Flaxseed is selling
at - 7N0275.
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NTE have on haud a good quality of Hard
w ware, Comprising Il fu}l assortment OF
CARPENTER roofs < BLACKSMITH
roofs. such rs AnvilS, Bellows, Sc, Shoy
maker Tools, Saws, Axes, Augers, Iron, Steeh
Nails, Hcrse Shoes, and Horse Shoe Nails by
the key and pound, Ropes of all sizes from >
inches down TO irch Ly the pound. Buggy
and Wagon Springs. Grind Stones, and Grind
S!ane FIXTURES, at
SULOuFP, FROW & PARKER'S.
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$50.

RATS UersuS BiRDS.-Wboever engages in
shooting small birds is a cruel man; whoever
aids in exterminsung rats Il beneisctor.-
We should like some one to give US the benefit
of then experience in driving ont these pests.
We nesl something besides dogs. cats, and
traps for this business.-Scisahfc Argsricay.
". y.
saA-Soe uCostar's' advertisement abo.e
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1866.

FARMERS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
recollect that hundreds Of dollars worth Of
Grain, Provisions, &c, are annually destroyed
by Rats, Mice, ants, and other insects and
vermin-all Of which can be prevented ~ Il
few dollars worth oE "GOstar's' Rat. Reach,
Ant, Sc. DETERMINATION, bought ami used freely.
rly~Scc .Cos,qr's' advertisement above.
April 4, ,SG6-6m.
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Married.

ARBOG Observation-Disclosures the 2ith
uit. By ReY. W. Y. Brown. Mr.. L VI. Arbo-
CAST ami Miss Roheeca j. Mclaughlin, all of
Tuscarora valley. Pa.
81 tNE-pFEiFER-Qn tho lst inst, il
Gettysburg, ~ Rev. G. W. Bouse, Mr.. Jos.
Shane and Miss Emma C. Pfeifer, both of
New Oxford, Adams county, Pa.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

GEARY CLuB.-Jeremiah Lyons, Esq,
will deliver an address before the Miftlin
town Geary Club on Saturday evening
next at = O'Clock, in the Court House.
The members Of the Club and the friends
of General Geary are respectfully invited
10 attend.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

NEAFNESS, BLINDNESS * CAlARRH,
~ treated with the utmost success. by J.
lSAACS, NJ. D, Gculist agd Aurist, formerly
Of Leyden, Holland, No. SO FINE Street,
PHILAD'A. Testimonials, from the most
reliable sources in the city and Country can
he seen at his office. The medical faculty
are invited to accompany their patients, as
he mas no secrets in his practice. ARTI-
FlCIAL EYES, inserted withcut FAM. Ne
charge for examination. E,ar 2l-iy.l
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S66j

"COSTAR's" RAT EXTERMINATOR is
simple. safe and ure-the most perfect RAT
i~feation meeting we have ever attended,
Every Rat that can get it. properly prepared,
will eat it. and every one that eats it VII die.
generally at some place as distant az possible
from where i, was taken.-LGke Shore, Ech
Ejrrnr-
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RESTAURANT.-For a nice Lunch a
good cool glass of Ale or Nectar Beer Or
a fine Cigar, call at Lewis Mickey's, in
Patterson, next to Snvder's Hotel.
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AeW Advertisements.

TUNIATA HOTEL
d IIFFLLNTO NV. PENNt.
The undersigned would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally that he
has taken charge Of the above named Hotel,
formerly kept by Amos Snyder. This is m
old and well-kuown stand, and none more de-
sirable for the accommodation OF the public.
Ais BAR will be stocked with the best quality
OF Liquors, his TABLE spread with the best
the market can afford, and his STABLE, which
is one Of the most desirable in town, will be
attended by good and rrusty hos;lers.
April 1, '66-tf. S. K. NOTES.-THE.
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TIE Mihlin Bridge Company has this
day declared a dividend of five per cent.
The dividend viii 5e paid to the Stock
holders or their legal representatives any
time after the llth day o. May next.
K. f. PARKER. Yrens'r.
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THANKs-Majcr d. w. Flickinger of
Turbett township, aud C. G. Shelley, Esq.
of East Salem, will please except our
thanks for large lists of new Subscribers.
Who will send the next list?
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MR. WEIDMAN requests Us to say there
will be 70 auction at his store until Sat
urday Afternoon and evening. May 18th.
Sec hand bills.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICESOf
~ S A DID r Y from January Is. $3.50,
JAMES II. SlMONS would respectfully an
nonnce to his cid customers aad the public
IA generally that he has a large stock OF
HSSA SADDLES. HARNESS, COLLARS,
- WlIIpS and all ether articles usual
ly kept in a 81 DDLER .SHOP, which he
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-09

THAT'S So.-The spring flowers are
visited at early dawn by the industrious
little bee, extracting honey from their
luscious leaves, without r0bbing them of
any of their beauty OR fragrance, while
the spider draws from the same fountain
the most deadly poison, without disfg-
uriDg their folds or stealing therefrom
any of their odor aud SO it is with Roll
man Brothers Drug Store-it contains
many swee:-scented articles, and also the
mos. deadly poisons. They have just re-
-ceived from the East a large assortment
of Drugs, Medicines, Notions, &c, which
they are prepared to sell a little cheaper
than can be purchased elsewhere.
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County SurERINTENDENT.-A coz
~ventioD Of the School Directors of this
county was held liz the Court House on
Tuesday Of last week for the purpose Of
eiecting a County Superintendent. On
motion A. y. Murray OF Monroe town
ship was elected President, and John n.
Moore Of Walker township aud \. G..
Bonsall of Miflintown, Secretaries. SIX
ty-eight Directors answered TO their names
wher ca motion Il. 3. Zimmerman Of
Per,ysville, and G. w. Lloyd of Delaware
township, we're placed iu nomination.-
on the vote being .aken Mr.. Lloyd re.
ccived Al votes, Mr.. Zimmerman FL
MIR. Lloyd having received the highest
number Of votes. hi. ~electic, made unan
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PERRYSyILLE HoTEL.-This well
known establishment has been taken charge
Of by Milton Devices. Mr., Devices has
spared 10 pains in having the House and
StabIing renovated and fitted up, and as
he is a clever fellow and a good lard lord
we bcspeak for him abundant success in
his new location.
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ly kept in a 81 DDLER SHOP, which he
will sell at the following reduced prices:
Best Silver Plated Harness >5t "
Second best do ~ oe
qbird 4, Jo 80 90
Common Plated do - y"
Second do do w
Common Plain do ~ W
Best Spanish Saddles W
Second do Ito w
Common omitted seat do with Horn IS 90
Common do without norm ~ W
WAGON Saddles 8 60
Five inch Breech- Bands < Side
Lea-hsrs for two Horses 40 w
Four inch DO % W
Back-bands 5 inches ) 20, 6inches
> 40. ) inches l IS.
Double set Of Yankee Harness which
includes brides, names. collars, lines
bat chains. Sc. ID w
Pair of Yagkce Brides w
Five-rins iialters .Do
Jhrce-ring do -
Cheek lines 81 inch 20
do do l inch ) -
Blind Brides ) 10
Riding Brides from s. 80, 5 40 4 90
Good 1rast Collars 3 90
Harness do 0G
Wagon Whips 200, 10, l,5o, l,25
BuTay do from - cents to . 20
Tuggy L.ines, fat 200, round d 20
Pillow Lines 81 inch LOO, ! inch l,l5
/ Il inch LES.
He would also invite the public 70 examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere, as he
feels confident he can sci, cheaper than any
other establishment II the county. HIS motto
is quick sales and sma.! profits. Give him a
cali and save money.
pse. REPAIRING neatly executed ana all
work warranted.
JAMES II. SIM0NS,
Bridge St, Mi.iintowD Pa.
Oct. lily,
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nISSOLUTI0N OF PARTNERSHIP.-The
~ partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the practice of medicine
has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The books will remain in the hands of
DR.. D. NJ. Crawford for collection. DR.. h.
II. Leight's interest in the same has been
placed by himself under control Of Noah \.
Elder and Il. P. McWilliams.
D. NJ. CRAWFORD,
7 NJ. LEIGHT.
The practice viii be continued Ia the same
Office by DR.. D.. ". Crawford. Thankful tc
his friends FOR past preferences he hopes %
,-e-:: :heir c~-ntiev.aee.
> y c2ATFC20
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THIS WAY FOR BARGAINS
NEW GOODS AT
hickey 3 PENCILS.

Tue. undersigned has just received a large
stock Of Dry Goods and Groceries AT their
store ON Fail Road Street. in Patterson, which
they are opeI.ins ,a the public, at the following
ow prices q: