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T OST OR STOLEN, ON SUNDAY NIGHT.
j. y Q small and well-tormed black and ton TERRIER
to tho nano of Ngger'. ..shecwec;' hud on metal
collar with lock. liberal reward will be paid for
near IEadd. April 2s
r GST.-A BLACK AND TAN TERRIER
IL DOG-had leather collar and piece Of ropo on
GEORGE STREET. II ">S- AMI, 10 % -
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VT7ANTED, a SITUATION AS CLERK BY
w active citizen OF middle age, who writcs o
good hand and is quick at hXures is capable Of takug
chnrgc Of set OF books, and produce the highest
recommendations for ability and character. But mod
erate compensation usked tor services Address 'W-
LENGNEss. at this Office. @s April %
WANTED, A SITUATION AS CuOx OR
w HOUSE WORK. Best CT references can be given.
Can bo seen ut No. - Washington street. few doors
nouth OF Calhoun street, 1* April %
VHTANTED-A HOUSE III GOOD ORDER.
w with six or eight rooms, Wentworth street, or
near the nc OF the Cy in immediate vicinity
OF the PoSto1ce. Also small cottage house III pleas
ant locality Apply to or address Wh. 8. CORWlN CO.,
$50 King street. 9 April %
WHISTLES SOMETHING TO DO A LADY
w tha can cut aud mako mon and boys Clothes
Indies and children dresses keep house. and nuke
hcrsoH generally useful in tho house, kitchen and
garden. Low tcrms. Good references given required.
Any ono writing please state terms. Address
##@@ sc. W." BOX 81,
April vance's Ferry, S. C.
NY INFORMATION OF WILLIAM AU-
IA GUSTUS CUTRIE will be Thankfully received by
his brother, SAMUEL III. CURRIE, St Georges S. q.
April 1S limo
tN0E T.aE GENUINE BARTLETT SEW
NDAcs ING MACHINE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
month and oil expenses paid, to sell the Genuine
Bartlett Sewing Mnchine. This Muchinc will do oil the
work that can be done any highpr,ccd mach1ne and
is fully patented. icensed and warranted for years
We pay the above wages or commission, from which
twice that amount can bo made. For Circulars aud
terms address II. HALL CO.. No. 724 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia, Pa %@4 3G April 10
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r,0 RENT, THAT DESIRABLE STORE
II formerly occupied by Mr. A. N. Cohen Clothing
Store TWO doors above George street, the northeast
sides also, the upper part Of the house may with
the store Possession given on the FIST day OF May To
good and responsible party the will be moderate
For further particulars, apply to EPsTINs, corner
King and Wentworth streets, under Masonic Ha. n
Aprjl 1E 5'g s.si ,5l1 5t-$
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NOTICE TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.
IN All soldiers whohave left their in my hands
are requested TO send their address this Office as am
now paying them. have some two hundred e.sea on
hand awaiting clarnants Call your address to
First Regular q. g Claim Cface No. 16O Meeting street
f- - =. T. HURLEY, ChaI leston, s. c., Agent. 20
n. BAH claims against the U. 8. Government col
ected- futhR1mo -. April 5 \
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;TFNO RENT FUR SIX MONTHS, FROM s1sT
OF May, with OF without Furniture that large and
elegant DWELLING, No situated ut corner OF Meet
E street and Smith Lane tque convenient to the Bat
gether with MI convenient and necessary outbudldngs
On the Promises there is large cistern OF excellent
premises. Tcrms moderate to IN approved tenant.
AprIl9 -H.-.--9
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TTHO RENT, TWO OR THREE LARGE
= Rooms in q private family, with Piazza Pantry
and Kitchen IN pleasant location Terms reasonable
70 suitable tenant Apply No. 45 CANAON nea,
ShlAIh SItSEtsI. * -.r5 ApriI Is Z
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FEED THE HUNGRY.

':In faith and hope the world win disagree,
But nl manAnds concern is charity;'f
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IL DENCE, No.,58 Cannon street, Rutledge Ay-
enue, containing ssix upright and two attic rooms, with
Gas cistern, wen md ample Kitchen accom-
q &aHoHRIsTs LAW OFFICE, No. 4s Broad street
i -.
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70 be q handsome composing and stereotypin,
room The building will be hre-proof throughout
with brick arches and iron beams supporting the
floors. Above the first door the front will ha ~
fine white marble. # is the design Of Mr. BosnER
10 make the building IN ornament to the east aida
OF the city. It viii cost nearly sf50 900. 81. t
Dr.. snHoE AnRtdAazs, an old New Yorker. re-
Gently 6cad, left 9 will, bequeathing hberally; TO
charitable istit 1t;ons, After providing libera1lv
tor his brother ana a.ster, he gives the Hebrav
Benevolent Society s25,o to tie 1ewg. Hoanta1
600; to the Old Ladies' Home $40, 900 !: to 4bs
Blind Asylum 5000; to the New York soc;atv ~
the relief Of the Widows and Orphans OF Ma4icai
men 5000 ;! fheC Colored Home S5eoo to co,orad
Orphans $1,000, and a number OF other leoac;es nr
1argr and smaller amounts. An the rest, res,dna
and remainder Of his property is given to the New
York Hospital, toawhioh institution he also e;vas
all the property OF whi6hh his brother and s;ster
have the uss while living (house included, aftar
tl.eir death. He appointed rES,Aa5rs AnRAHA,,s
JouH Il. R1KsR and .saaruM. R1xEn executors 3 d 3
In the year sr THOMAS GREsnA,t prono,a;ea
to the corporotionof London to erect. 81 ria -
expense, commodtous building for mercbante -
meet and transact their abusiness, provided +he
corporation would convenient and s,,;tas
BILE site. The21ity acquiesced In the prunoaal
purchased 80 houses, which formed two $comrts
leading from Cornhill to Threadneedia; atraat
called New saints Christopher Alley and swanE All.
ley, for f8582 and sold the old az thnsa
housea for EATS. The esound occupied 80 ~
present buiaing Is about feet and i6a nIi,a
would therefore Bel isb6nb 1s:s sd. Der M Ths
present yaare ef d low Ia q
1east e20 1oct nr 00o being "a incraasa ~
on ~ ginal optlay NJ
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TTN0 RENT, HALF OF THE HOUSE NO. %
Il KING STREET, with use Of a hue cistar1a. For
further particulars apply on the premises. - $: 4
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-02-23

One man, soldier in Co E, Second Bat
tallion, 18th Infantry, had s155 in his
body, another 65, and some had FIVE or
six, more or less. From all appearances
the best evidence is that the party, Col
Fetterman's, went down into the valley
on charge, and only $50 or zoo Indians
were visible, and when they had got
fairly in the bottom, Indians sprang out
from amcng the ravines and behind the
little hills, in immense numbers, and I'M
mediately surrounded them, for they had
evidently fonght to the last man, and by
all appearances fought well, Their bod
les were all in a space of forty feet square
although they were not piled ON top Of
one another. The Indians could not have
finished their work of torture many min
utes before the arrival of Capt TenEyek's
party, for heavy firing was heard after
he1had crossed Piney Fork, in that direc-
tion. have given the particulars as
/ can, and as far as the fight is concern
ed, and T viii try and relate the feelings
softhe garrison on the foundation of such
fact. Our loss is three officers and sew
enty-six enlisted men, three citizens that
| know Of, and perhaps more. Col. Car
ington in his dispatch, reported ninety.
four killed, but L think it is less than
that number. / know on the night. Of the
r22d inst. Captain Arnold came into
the office, and told the Sergeant Major
that he wanted every Company to ac-
count for every man, as there were nine
ty dead bodies at this post, and there
were only seYenty-six enlisted men and
three officers, making total of seventy
nine accounted for, making deficiency
of eleven men. The garrison were in 3
high statd of excitement when the bod
les were brought in, and no doubt the
Indians could have taken the fort if they
had followed up their success, as they
were in oyerpowering numbers. The
general assembly was sounded and the
troops formed into line of battle about
P. NJ. on the 2lst. Col Darlington made
speech and said some encouraging
words. Our whole armed force at that
time only mustered one hundred and
eleven men in fighting trim. Think o.
that. Immediately after dark platforms
were built to every loop hole, and wag
ons were hauled in a circle around the
magazine to make an effectual stockade
determined to fight to tie last man.
Everything has passed off quietly sc
far; no Indians have been seen since the
day of the massacre.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-02-23
SELECT POETRY
After the Battle.
! ]. a. WHITTIER.

- -
He sits beside her. bronzed but young,
Scarce seeming one day older
Than when FIVE years ago, he flung
His gun across his shoulder.
The same broad brow and sunny hair,
The same frank, blue eyes smiling, $.
The face without a shade of care,
So earnest, yet beguiling.
Unaltered, and yet changed, for bright
Il Upon his breast Is cleaning
The star whose ever beck ming light
81 FIRST set his spirit dreaming.
] Its golden glories fise and fall y
soo With each quick heart pu.sation, =
!. And he is only one Of al
o. The brave ones the nation.
Unaltered, yet changed, for see Tsb
n Beneath the glittering spangies
Where his young, strong right arm should be,
2 AR empty coat sleeve bangles.
Thus, in the autumn afternoon, as p
siiosT The blue mist slowly rising, Il .so.,
% They sit as in that by-gone June, esq
- When l0ve first Stunned Disgusting. L
His one hand holding fast her twain, ssa
The braye heart proudly swelling afsslsb
As breathe fervent lips again
That tale so sweet in telling.
Unchanged3 NO, dearer for the starr, /.
% That has hero named him:
But dearer for the lifelong scar,
And the swift ball that manned hinl.
~ And If she sought the wide world through,
Her heart could ne er discover,
Nor fancy saitor, half so true,
As this, her one-armed lover.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-02-23

Gen. Grant 8 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or tfle
President, Mr.. Colfnr and Mr.. Stanton
-ConUerso2ioa'es-- Fashion and Religion
--ferso''o@ ~ e a
Special Correspondent of the n T. Tribune 9an q
1t is very difficult to stop long enough
to sketch life in Washington. 1t is as
much as one can do to live it. Event
follows event, scene follows scene, in
such rapid succession, like the pictures in
.phantasmagoria, one can scarcely name
them as they pass. One slips into the
tide-goes off with it, and wakes up
some morning so tired. Yet the human
tide rolls on the same; and watching it
from ones window, say, it is decidedly
pleasant.
# is a reception day. All eouipages
mbve toward the West End. The enam-
eled coach the 1iveried driver. the thor
Aauqhbred horses. the fine ladies in ermine
yelyet and Jewels. all move on towards
the West End The shack with its tat
tered TRIMMINGS. its shabby. its diIapida-
tod horses and IT'S ladies in second rate
afxad mn ), f;nerv iolts ON toward the
West Fnd WIN not,99 This is a demo-
cratic country or ought to be: and if
Mrs CIerk wishes to delioth her ewes
w;tb tho s;oht of Mrs Cabinets latest
oostn,oS ond rafnrnisbed. salons has .be
not 90 GOOD a riohtj pray. as Mrs. Con.
a,sss ss > ? A. these RIGHTS are necessary TO
e. go aaoce .bannv for tbst the Govern.
~, ,t Pot of bar pp cp39trv Gives her the nriv-
H. IT, of or aa;ag;na ~ them otherwise society
nesJ u W9n,a,, 90 not,,re Is the same
Wou1o Waoh;uc..on hU., ] a. n T nndop and vearns
~ .SSi. " as ;3solf T bv I . n.;v;leged order bv
~ ~ enn aan',tobaons II no6;l;ty and the ;mnas.
ene esI4ss'see,N go - irbosa yearn;ros ara
saunG r;eastad Dats bT ~ asnner;or arr, and an
,,an nrol,ls;~a devot;on tn the Gorns DiDIona-
es.ruoi'o ss;1..o : wv O'-0'' "' ~ - r
"ss!.t. ,t;ons . 70 vorv on,n;snot - i'm.
saen a. bapaiSora F., and - ten;n+ one te nrobe
RI; I;ttIa tt,, baiow suffice to see in what
,.,,o,. ao,,o D( of so;f tba famiy tree took root
Tba ',i.eb ..brn,blo in11;v;dnals is not the only
Ano " III. r,an 1rbe fron, tbe
anoa. one ~ Iuu paD hos ,rorted bis way
81 snai.ese aiaaa ond nnWsr # is the gIorv q
her ~ I conntrv % that this is true. We
JoIiblv, I honor the man who. AGAINST the
u99o 4o e.4n hos strn~aled m 70 snccess
odaS 1i iaee' nas ~ ..,sa3 - 1;rs ~ !, then 4
nntll ne oes,ns ~ Po. u ha@, M o. +ate
Is hulililh na,ufe a.so ~ SfSiM Mrs ~ -
MN MN ooMn ,:- - inS o onco IA Ard now
!augnt aisslts. synooo 14or the o;fts O.
IN her naen ss.a.e cs .ne Nth lavish hand
alueHce anu ~ ic;no io hearted ,s her bless
ellnPee3 siAoe,.' snd lofty and r. sb,
iisss ian upon .puooa aoa / is because sbelis So
- nos rev ~ ssrr Anotber Hon Mrs ---awas J
pelosso, It',s, o.,, "a in -ber,.vouth5 Now tbi,
chalnoel,n aogo1 n,,rtnred crest,,,e 4 nnabvs /,
9eii.ase M ndrass borsele -, avon ba mo- =,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-02-23

He felt her generosity, and with bit
ter tears made vow of amendment. He
was too much affected to take up his flute
that evening but on the next bis wife
pressed it upon him She listened to the
performance-she stroye to fancy that
she had taste for music--she praised him,
By this effort of kindness on; her part,
mutual kindness took the place of mutual
discomfort. The hour Of flute playing
was succeeded by the hour of serious
meditation on the divine commands, and
of humble prayer before the throne Of
grace. Their tastes and pursuits gradu-
ally became assimiIated. ....as
A timely concession saved Martha
from misery, and a timely reformation
saved Harry from the wretched life and
the miserable death Of "a vagabond and 8
drunkard. -, Es,1os,.-.,4 80
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-02-23

The Washington evening johnson organ,
speaking for the Pennsylvania Democrats
State Committee, advocates the immediate
organization of minute men, to be summoned
at moments notice for the purpose ofsus-
taining the President of the United States In
she exercise Of his high official perogtives
Last Saturday the Senatelby 81 vote of % to
IL reconsidered the, House Bankrupt bill.
which it had previously rejected land 4 now d
waits fufthT action. iisfG Siittsfif Fsfifa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-02-23

A CALIFORNIA miner in luck, and hun
CRY for spree, but wishing to have com
pany in his frplic, hired two other miners
at S. q day to join him in drunk, They
were too busy and too poor to take the
pastime on any other terms.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-02-23
Society in Washington.

Gen. Grants Receptioa-Recptions Of the
President, Mr.. Colfar and Mr.. Stanton
-Conversoziones Fashion and Religion
j, PERSONAL a
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-09

rHILAuELTHIA, October 9th !StI.
FLoUR-Therc is less doing il -four,
but the market, in sympathy with the ri.e
ia wheat, has an upward tendency; sales
of 1000 800 barrels extra family at SO.
5GMl1 - e barrel for Northwest, al 81
(@12 80 for Pennsylvania and Ohio. in
cuiing l0Q barrels second grade st Louis
at Sl3 fancy at $3.50, aud superiine at
51.500S50. There is nothing doing it
rye hour and corn meal There Is very
iitt'e wheat here, and prime is in demand
2000 bushels prime aud choice rcd sold
at S2,45ID2,T0. Rye Is steady, and we
report further sails at 81 G5G0l,6S. Corn
is in go'd request; sales Of 800 bushels
mixed Wes'arn at SI13MI4f, aud some
yellow al 2l4S Oats unchanged sa,es
Of 600 bushels Pennsylvania at 1jI47Ic
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Sp5tl2l &(Otitcs.

H. ~ H ~ ~ ~
ga 4 Young Lady returning to her
country home, after a sojourn of 4 few months
in the City, was hardly recognised by her
friends. In place Of q coarse, rustic, flushed
face, she had Il soe. ruby complexion Of almost
marble smoothness, n nd instead Of twenty
three she really appeared but eighteen. Up
on inquiry as to the cause OF so great change,
she p!aiuly told them that she uscd the Cir
C:sSEis5u Isains, aad considered il an in
valuable acquisition to any lady's toilet Ry
its use any lady or gentleman can improve
their personal appearance an hundred fold
|; is simple in its combination, as Nature
herself Is simple, yet unsurpassed in lis eli
cacy in drlwing impurities from, also heal
ing cleansing AMI Identifying the skin ana
complexion. BY its direct action on the cuti-
Gle it draws from j; all its impurities, kindly
hoaling the same, and leaving the surface as
Nature INTENDED it should be, clear, soft,
smooth and beautiful. Price 81, sent by mail
or express, oI receipt Of an order By
". L. CLARK s co, Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayette St, Syracuse. \. y.
The only american Agents for the sale of
the SAME. feb. 20, lS57-1y
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4 GREET DIscoyERv.-One of the creates
"A and most useful discoveries in medical
science was made by the celebrated DR.. }.
Du",aa, OF Paris, Chief Physician TO the Ina
pcrial lndrmity of France. in 1861. Those
who have been afflicted with the painful dis
ease known as the Pills, and efectudlly cured
by the use of DE. J. DUMAS FUENCH PILE
SALVE, cannot speak too highly of the bcne-
fits conferred upon them by the use of the
Ger ain remedy. II has never been known to
fail ia efeeiing permanent cure in single
case. In this respect it surpgsses all other
medicines Of the kind. ! will do Just what
j: IS recommended for; If not the money viii
be refunded. One or two hoEcs is sufficient
10 effect q permanent cure in four or six days,
il the dire 'tious on the boxes are followed -
Price one aHd two dollars per box, according
to size. Sent by Mail or Express to any part Of
The United States OF Canada. Sold by Drug
-ists generally. A liberal discount made TO
'he trade. Address d. s. DUNHAM & Co.
Hi..iamsport, Pa. sole Proprietors a nd Man
ufacurers Tor the United States andCarada
dee 5-'Uj.
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EssgDEsS OF EGUYsE.

4 Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the elects Of youthful inliscretion, will, for
'hs sake Of suffering humanity. send free to
al Who need it, the recipe and directions for
making tie simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do So by address
ing, n perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
may Is. '0.-ly ~ Cedar Street, X. Y.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-09

DEAFNESS. BLINDNESS AND CArARRn,-
Treated with The utmost success, by DR.. J.
lsaacs. Oculist aud Aurist (f1rmerly Of Ley
den, Holland. No. sos Arch street. Philada.
Testimonials from the most reliable, sources
in the city and country can be seen at his
Office. The medical faculty are invited to
their patients, as he has no secrets
IN his practice. Artificial eyes inserted with
oat pain. 10 charge made foE examination.
may :, lo57-ly.
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{ CUSTOM We RK


On rCns0nahlc tcr.rs.
BY strict attention to business. he hopes to
receive rs heretofore, liberal share of pub
lie patronage Give him call aud inspect
his styles Of cutting and workmanship before
going elsewhere. feb 20 ely
VALUABLE FARM At PRIVATE SALE.
The undersigned offers atPriyate sale his
farm situate in Fayettc township, within mile
Of McAlistersyl,c, containing % Acres, about
70 acres cleared and in high state Of cuiti
yation-al under good fence ard well lined.
The Improvements are a good Stone Dwelling
House. Bank Barn, Grist Mil with three run
Of b;rg and two uyer-shot wheels, both new,
located on n nevor-ftiling stream of water
also Apple and Pear Orchards; spring of
water aud Spring House convenient TO house,
together with ali necessary out buildings.
Terms cash. lfnot sold II private sale will
he offered at public sale At , o'clock on Mon
day, October 2lst, 1867, on the premises.
july 81, lS67-2m. GEORGE SINGER.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-09
Dri hOOf Jakic, dar cOoms der
'Uiuipcr."

fENHE undersigned is now running the Short
4 Market Car formerly run by Hoilobaugh
j Rowe to this place with every description
Of Frssh Fish and Marketing. lie arrives in
Patterson from Philadelphia every Wedles-
day and Friday. Goods hauled for uer-
chants delivered at their stores free of day
age. Ii unable to supply his customers and
haul the freight by making one "trip per wtek.
he will run two trips per weeP, arriving in
Patterson on Saturday with the second lad.
Thankful for past patronage he trusts 10 Iaerit
Il continuance of the same.
June -, iS57-,f J. L. HOLLOBAUGH.
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SgSe,seEs&Ts0S.

riaut growth OF hair upon a bald head or
bearllcss face. also a recipe for the removal
Of pin,ples, b!otches, eruption., etc, on The
skin. leaving the sane soft, clear and beauti-
ful. can be obtained without charge by ad-
dressing,
TuOS. T. CHAPMAN, CHauIsr.
may 10, 'c7-Iyl s23 Broadway, New fo.k.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-09

For SALE CHEAP-A Lie Scholar
chip in J. c. Mumford's Business aud
Telegraph College at Philadelphia, a
fine chance for a young man that wishes
to prepare himself for business. Inquire
q. the SENTINEL Office.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-09
Tss CNNsIHsPTsVEs.

The Rev. Edward \. Wilson will nj flee
Of charge to all who desire it, the prescrp-
tion with the directions for making and usiig
the simple remedy by which he was cured If
n lung affection and that dread disease Con
sumption, His only object Is 10 benefit tn,
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will try
this prescription, As il costs them nothing,
and may prove q blessing. Please address,
REV. EDWARD i. WILSON.
No. l6j South Second Street,
may Is, 'G7-ly.l Williamsburg, New York.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-09

On the 3ri inst, by Rev. J. \. McGnl, Mr..
ALFRED J. PATTERSON, of Pleasant View,
20 Miss BELLA a. ENNIS, of McCoysville
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FRosT.-We have had several very Sc
we're trosts during the past week, causing
the flowers aud vegetation to droop and
die. We understand the corn fodder Is
somewhat ipj ured.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-09

oRGANS.-The undersigned has been ap-
pointed Agent for the sale Of the American
Organ, manufactured by $. D. & II. W Smith,
Boston, and is prepared to furnish persons
with Parlor or Church Organs as cheap as
they can be purchased fromthe manufacturers.
Also the Mason L llamiin Cabinet Organ of
different style and size. The instruments
can be seen and heard by calling at his resi-
dence on Main street, M:iIlintown.
march 70, 1861 IT. WILLIAM WISE.