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New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Esgs Greene Havana with ndse and pass 10 Garrison
Allen, IN days
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosrON Msrcb 3AIyed steamship heCean rom ba1rot and
WrIsISeToy e. March 3lAnved steamships FIanes rom
Baltimore Pioneer from Philadelphia
CEAR yToy March 3-Ave ship seaOrgh from Bermuda hTs-
Philadelphia: Louisa Prasr from ia aofe
Granada and FLORIDA for Newiof Sea "a Tor
PoRTIsSp Me- March 3e steamship MoTasn from LndonasT
~ and Liverpool sced 0 this morning The steamship 81 pah
sailed at 5 o'clock last night
following report: Arrived steamship Bound from Baltimore hsf Bal
inore A. w Singleton from Cardh Mantou IRON foo
Aqua rom Porto RICO supplied her with provSns
bark Neona laseTlooL
The 81 for Palermo for Baltimore cas- an'd
of IA. Cepes and bark Delaware from Baltimore run
Baltimore for foreign ports have gone 70 sea e. ,,,
H0LE, March 29Ar1ved-Bng C. H. kenne from fna-
depa Portland scrs Baltic from Careuas for Camden mm r.
Han Ssa Ga for Boston has experienced heavy gales curing
III. passage the Path Bs lat q 30 long u A. While g too
having dder she lying to under coseTeeed ar'op
previously lost her main boom and hngb was unable 10 render
Also arged-Schs J. Bright Belle r. cars,ayis ard Lady
Elen Philadelphia for Boston Lady Of the Lake ai HanBs
Webrook Eabethpo for BOston Segun from hapahanroe
Baltimore Belfast; & Nantals
rom Pblaieaha Portland Atlantic from NewYork for Bangor
Saed-Bng Chas Wesley and scbr Railway
Arrived schooner Mantico, Philadelphia for Salen e 'A"
Caleb SietsOn Boston for Philadelphia
| Sailed. schooneTs IIortensa and Messenger -
port-Brgs Robin W. A. Dresser, {. H. Kennedy h'ors MA
wak w. Atwa Waterloo Planter, Sun Flower betna sander
b. Carstuirs Ellen Of the Lake Ham West
brook Se FonHussie Atlantic ManAnico Lizzie Taylor caeh
BAITNoRs March 3I-The steamships Somerset, M Liverpool,
North Point IN and Falcon for Charleston s Yesterday
Three British ks cleared for Ireland with about oD basA o"
-
British schooner Petr from spanish Main latter lot her second
mate an coOred passenger overheard
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
ALBANY.

The 81. PATRICKs DAY RIOI-1HE PASSAGE OF iiE
CENTRAL TAHE BILL BnIs SIGNED ~ TIE
GOVERNOR,
~ ylIsBAyH 70
ALBANY, Saturday. March SO, 1861
The Senate was not in session this morning having
adjourned over from yesterday morning until Monday
evening The Assembly THE morning eonsideIed TIE
Supply bill az special order. Some threo hours were
consumed in discussing how much pay the pages anG
attendants on the Legislature should receive conso
quenty there were only three four sections OF lie o
considered The pages had then salanes raised homN
10 ss a day.
Mr. Berrymauus bib, introduced last evening 20 pro
tect the citizens OF Eew-York City and Brooklyn as"ns
An such ourages witnessed in the former pScS
on last ST. PatTiek's Day, win, . Is hoped mere, D
forward and passed II makes 10 nsdeiedO ,3 ''3
organization, other than the NatohM NHdIt % W ',a
YORK MetroroMaMn ~ NJ PISe s.stes to parade the
Of New York Brooklyn WIN it ttS 4n5 VI ny t,n ~,
deadly Weapons concealed OF visible. among me ~"
sfrieed CLASSES como the public target companies 4he
Getronolen Police are required 70 carry ont the pro
visions of this proposed law, and scale OF ines ls III
posed upon every person so violating ~ an ,,o o,
The discussion last evening IN the Assembly on
trail Fare bill was Interesting, and attracted az large D
assembage has been seen IN the lower thaDeI M we
Legislature tins session The main point OF tht eppOitl
Of the measure that the Central was already gelg
TO q powerful corporation, and that IL maue eHE
OF money the way IL at present managed The friends
ne represented st it would never become zoe great iT
the people OF the state 10 sec that ~ t nor
anon their nights, and furthermore, that II had quiz
road and run 10 successfully without receiving dollar
the state to aid II, bat, on the contrary Vas nain
Eealth nv having its fare restricted Both Henry smith
aud LtlC0hn argued that on no road ether IA hs cou
Try OF Europe such small rate OF aie as INO vSu
mile charged aud that no road cOuu maze money az
that rate They had TO make II up on Ielsht ana 'Hs
really burdened the people more than me Poposea IN i
Of half cent mile would inc ioHONnt e Ni'
Ofa IN 1q "a
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
APHORISMS FROM LETTERS ADDRESSED
HOFFS MALT EXTRACT DEPOT,
NO h4o BROADWAY, NEw-YORK.
Nrw.HAvns, Msreb le, lte7.

EEWHhFkHl lbIVI IVi IeV''
Mr.. HoPP'
For two years have been sifsring from
CONSUMPTION,
and have tried the remedies adyerse-bu aas "'hoate
ul Since have used your Extract feel much better and hope
I shall recover entirely By rs further use.
Philip BENDER No. IS Greenest
BErDsEPoRT Conn., March ~
received days since box Of your Mat Extract ana
have now but one bottle remaining desire to gvet
FAIR TRIAL.
G s ABERNETHY
BosT0S, March 10, 1861
A. The suggestion Of GORDON q this city, We wish you to send
Us 81 do7en Hos Malt Extract GORDON speaks very HIGHLY
ofi and Vii pesedbs il in hs practice MELVIN BAp'Eh
2sad the last letter.
REpw.SG, MINI March Is, 1861
Mr. HoTF No s42 Broa6udv Nor- York:
Ny friend Dr. Game, suffering from consumption with spasmode
asthma by the of Malt Extract Will re-
commend it noa always as convinced tla deseTyeit
DR. MID. BLEEKEN
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
yAY. NEW-YORK.
DYSPEPTIC, READ THIS! !!
A PHYSICIANS TRIAL.

PARIS, June % lse1
You NAV know tia, have unwilling exile in Europe m t'o
wears from heah While Germany last year suffered Al one tim"
greatly from the which has been my "a Nory
advised me 10 use Bere de ssnte oa and am
able TO testify that greatly benefited by 6e have rennee
to many persons my suffering from dyspepsia and always VT"
benefit them Mr. Hof goes NeSYOk to establish The mAn
tu otbe Beer be dous to have reeonmeoduo 10
medical men in regard TO IT, aid him to obtain y ny GER
dscate Mr. L. HoG highly respectable young man snd VII Hens
the confidence o. the community which be purposes to re
Very truly, with hghe, esteem,
DR. GORDON from Boston
uoFFs MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE OF HEALTH has two rare
Qualities to which great reputation 1t IS an eaeos reis
fr the sick and s agreeable and Houhng beverage for the 90 and
Young in health diseases Of the chest stomach & ''u
ems the body creates an appetite preserves the general heah
HoFF,s MALT EXTRACT DEPOT BROADWAY, NEwfoRK
p5es ss rer dozen delivered to any part this city free Of ehss
Sold at Druggists and Grocers
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

PERsoSM~-Among the arrivals at the hotels are
Gen F. p Blair. stiLouis the Hon. IL. Perham, Maine.
Gen. 8. III. Zulick, Pennsylvania Judge Davis, Albion
and Col McKendry, San Francisco, at tho Metropolitan
Peters, Bangor the Hon. c. T. Hulburd York. the
Hon c. NJ Crandeil, Belfast n. Y, at the AstOr House
senator Sprague Rhode Island Gen Banks, Massachu.
setts, the Hon g. A. Grow Pennsylvania, the Hon. W. l..
Sessions, Panama n y, and Gen Rufus ingalls, U 8. A.
nj the Fifth Avenue Hotel the Hon. j. n. Griswold,
Troy and Dr scott OF the British Army, at the NewYork
Hotel
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

shops &c &c, presented by Senator Campben Ifovlues
that desiring 70 carry on the buhhef OF pawn
broker dealer second hand articles &C. inutt IlIsS &
cure license tho local authorities OF the cty "h.c
such business IS 20 bC carried on 70 be pad TOT AT
lowing rates. PawubokcTs, 81; dealer III secondand
articles fl5 Junk elOp, S25 All tuch ActHscs 20 tNllc
May each year The other sections Oi tue 6 PioNiee
for retaining all ar cles year before they can DC
sod y av pawnbroker also regulating the rate of inter
est be charged not exceeding 25 per cent on sums o
ee than 10 and only az the rate of SCtn per cent per
aIrllrn on sums over tlgt amount
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
pA0cEN,C ERO fPRIYEn

FROM HAVAHA-In Steamship Eagle, March 3Mn h'Nshssl
daughter Mr. W. Keab and LADY W. Meade and lady N khsa
Mrs Johnson, Mr. Theodore Crane huel BIstg a,
and Mss Josefa Gutierrez Estrada Miss Auna GuesS
Estrada Dr. Wilson lowell visoount Solhv ell Mr. x Dsly M
Comfy Ramsey. Duon Smith, W Marsh, X A. Hon, Ls ,.
Vega Gonf'.es AnGs EOomfo J. Casdaehi ~ Js' fe,
and VI. Laytla T. Galaher w Nsn Is
Eugeno c. 0rndIi Hss l. Bosehe;u John Gum John J. HID,
Chas Minor r. CAstenep d. MGovan. Antony 6emel Fair
Aseheof H. Bsrh lady child and servant fasssrIi and
LADY Thoray lady child Miss Isabel Alvs Tombss and
Manped l. CouatO T. Ksteln, NJ MARTA ~ sfe htre.
N. A. HulJsf A. FARMER W. II. Guido, W. H. WsIneL
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
CANADA.
t1 rmres.rn 10 rnt rnlsrrE.

TBlHssATn TnB ThlBuFK
OTTAWA c. w, March 3O.-A message received by
the Cable today from the Provincial Secretary, Mac
Doueal states that the IntercolOnial Guarantee bill
uassed the Committee OF the House of Commons by q
large majority. The Confederation hill also received
ROYAL assent Active preparations are being made TO
increase the tariff on lumber this season. American
millOnaires on the Chandiere River have begun 10
construct piers fOT boom opposite this city, intended 70
hold an immense number OF saw-logs when nave peen
cut during the Winter the Upper Ottawa DhcOunt OH
American invoices for the week, 25 per cent
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

WOODEN PAYENENTs.-At o'clock on Saturday
afternoon there was 70 have been meeting Of the Com
on Streets Of the Board of Councimon 10 take INTO
consideration The various petitions and resolutions which
hare been referred to them IN relation TO Wooden Pave
ments Al the appointed hour, although number OF
gentlemen appeaTed give their views on the SUBJECT
none of the Committee we're present and the matter VII
be heard time during the present week
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
The STATE LEGISLATURE.

2, - reK4yn 10 TRt TuBrHg
ASSEMBLY ... Albany, March 80, 1867.
NEW RAILROAD. ,,
Mr. WSCOCK Rep. Ouondagal introduced bill
10 authorize the construction OF railroad from the Erie
Canal syracuse tho stone quarry n the indian EeheIV
alton.
ADJOURNMENT
The HOuse then went into the Committee Of the Whole
on the Annual supply bill and long aiterward al
tOurneC untU ~ O'Clock Monday evening.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

MEDICAL SOCIETY MEETIEG.-Ata stated meeting
of the Medical Society for the County OF Newfork 10 De
held this evening tho College Of Physicians and sur
reOns Dr. william i. ThOrns viii read paper upon the
effects OF the habual Of alcoholic liquors upon the
pubic health. Dr. Edmund Fowler viii read paper
upon cholera and congestiye fever
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

AMERICAN NUNnsMATGC AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL So
crIlYAt The annual meeting Of the above Society, the
follow ng officers were elected FOR the ensuing year
President Frank H. Norton; Firtt YicePresident, Dr.
Geo H. Perine Second Vice President, VIM c. Prime;
Recording Secretary, James Oliver Corresponding Sec
retary, Prof. Chas l.. AnthOn Treasurer f. Y Ten
Tyck: Curator, Edward Groh; Librarian, Daniel Parish
The Society in possession OF 2 coins medals &c 2ss
different postage stamps, and 81 specimens OF paper
money The library contains "a volumes, 70 Catalogues
$50 pamphlets, "a newspapers, and 81 almauacs Dr.
Charles CLAW. President 81 the Manchester England
Numismat Society elected an honorary member OF
the Society.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

SOUTHERN REIIEF.-George Francis Tram Will
speak 1T Irving Hall this evening" for the oenet OF the
Ladies Southern Relief Association.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
thnn'Sneemen.s !

EFFECTS OF CLIMATENoN CHARAcTER.-The
Temperate Zones Best. The Man Of thevTopcs Of the m The
Mep Of Temperate Climates Climate an6 na Examples Plants
and Animals Southern Improdence Sorthe and Southern CSra
on Climate and Poetry Thought Feeling sgmming Up How Par
Cosmopolitan Per Contra CompcTon n Blondes Disappear
ing Theory Complexion. ETHNoI0GY IYs MASKSD
TIE Classified The Caucasian Tue Mongo The haaan
The Americans The Ethiopian IoNihAsdfg At b cTi-o ~, W.
y Brpeyoerce The Poets nnyson and Btsng Nstor in
the Human Face TRANsNTTED PHYsoGNoNEs ILL
Boubons Austrian Ip Charles Edward su9rti May S OF
Prince Of Wales The Franklin race ~
naabe Resemblance; Like Produces Like In NEW
yY by : x WELLS One thousand illustrations Price 70 'an a.
No. 3s9 Broadway.
PYIE's SALERATUs and CREAM TARTAR-Pure artl-
ee always i weight and reiaeie In every "sy 10" W s
ealy.
Ask your grocer for the "IRiCMPH o0AP
.b M and chapes fm SOAP in market Saves time and labor
as clothes are rendered perfectly white without bbsg bong WI
not fabric General Depot No I34 heaGes
ne Greenwich, N. T.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE-Late on Saturday night Jas.
Cook native Of Oneida County N. Y, attempted suicide
by cutting his throat the sidewalk in Housonst near
its junction with First. he was conveyed TO Bellevue
Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

MORE OF THE ERIE Pool" OPERATORS.
details of the stock transactions growing out Of tho poc
in Erie where operations reported In Saturdays
TRIBUSE) are complicated and interesting All the
the Complaint OF Joseph Is. Stewart then given
together with the fact that the said stewart and Leonard
Huyck had been themselves arrested at the instance OF
oyernment adayits fraudulent practices In connec
ton with the Merchants National Bank OF Washington
Huyck was President Of the bank at tho time OF lts
failure and Is alleged that Stewart stood upon Its books
as the OF COO shares, worth 10000 The arrest or
these parties is now made at the instance OF IL H. Hrl
buTd Controller Of the Currency, whose andavt sets
forth that he 10 the chief officer VI the Bureau IN the
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
ARREST OF AN EXPRESS RoBDER

rKLEaRlPh TO rHB rsIsUNE
BALTIMORE Md, March 30.-POtts, the messenger
who recently robbed the Southern Express Co.. at West
Point, Misc, OF i2O,OOO and away caught this
morning this city, and most Of the stolen money
found IN his possession,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

ARKTFFUs
Steamship Esg Greene Havana with ndse and pass 10 Garrison
4 Allen. L
New-York tribune., 1867-04-01

Amelia
accessory before the fact" The prisoners were commit
ted 10 the Tombs for trial
ATTEMPTED MURDER on THE HIGH SEAS.
The schooner Ottawa Of st. John, 'New- Brunswick,
arrived this port Saturday afternoon from Para
tain william Pye. being tied up IN his cabin charged
with murdcrous assault on the FIRST Mate freeman
the 18th Of March, while he charge OF the deck IL
M Mate %s. with hS to taHe Command
OF tho vessel that believed he had changed his chro
thought preyed upon his mind such extent that
the evening OF the 18th inst while asleep his berth he
IN the back. The Second Mate, to prevent his doing
further damage secured him, and took charge Of the
the ans %oand BENG M re a Aer thee
had anchored In the stream Roundsman Doyle and ofi;
brought the Captain TO the Haro Police boat where he
is in custody. He will be taken this morning before
the British Consul, who win investigate the matter
P1cKpocKETs ARRESTED.
James Bishop and Thomas Smith, two well-known
pickpockets were on Saturday arrested by OFFICER Dunn
found their possession, marked 1881" piece OF
taps They were taken to Police w photo
two welknown pckpockets wero found operating at the
Ferry by Officer S ~ MSGGsn PcS 81 hs
photographed, and then taken to Brooklyn where
charges are pending against them.
7. q. Editor IN: AZ n 4 flasSTo a1ssss1 S"iNDLk
SIR Permit me through the ,c columns ~ nm Of Your
of swndlsr calling himself the agent of the Sol
diers' and Sailors Orphan Asylum OF Fonda, N u"
few days ago called at my office and handing his
subscription book remarked that he had been recon-
mended by Messrs H. b. Clafn Co 70 call upon me,
one who would be likely to assist the Institution with
which he was connected His book was well filled with
Names many OF the leading dry goods firms against
these amounts OF from $40 10 s2o EACH Upon ten
derng him check for the amount Of my subscrip
ton he Immediately asked that should be drawn to the
order OF f. c. Spencer Treasurer which request OF
course complied with Three four days subsequently
was ascertained that the fellow imposte H.
b. c. & Co s. name had been used without their author
ization and consequently the several hundred dollars
which had collected Is than thrown The
immunity from punishment and the success which this
class OF swinders met has multiplied them TO such
an extent that their visits daily and almost hourly
oecurrence l..
ARREST OF AN EXPRESS RoBDER.
81 rKLEaRLPH TO THB TRIBUNE
BALTIMORE. Md. March 30-Potts, the messenger
recently robbed the Southern Express CO.. at West
Point, Miss OF $4,000, and ran away, caught this
morning this city, and most Of the stolen money
fouud n his pOSfcFsOn.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-30
SHRE!NER'S
BALSAMIC COUGH SYRUP

For Coughs, Colds, C,'onp, Eaoopmg
Cough, Asthma, bronchitis, Splitting
Blond, Pam and Weakness Of tie Breast,
Difficulty Of Breat.ng, dec.
This syrup isa purely FtgetaLie Compound
1t is pleasant to tale, aud never does injury
bat owing to itstqurifyinf qualities, must DO
coed under any circumstances. II. effect. is
truly wonderiul-so calming acd allay
ing tie most violent Coughs: Purifying,
strengthening and lnvigorating the whole sys-
tenn; calming aud soothing the nerves; aiding
and facilitating ExpecoratioD, and healing the
DISEASED LUNGS, thus striking at the root
of DISEASE, an! driving il from the system.
CssOgT.'
No child need die of Group, if this Syrup is
properly used and used III tinie.-M others ',av-
ing croupy children should watch 'he first
show of the Disease, AMI always keep tnis
Remedy at hand.
For Coughs after Measles. this Syrup is
most excellent. Experience has proven that
il is equel!ed by no other preparation.
Price 50 cents Per. Bottle.
Frepared by :. A. FOUTZ'S Il BRO, 1T
cir Wholesale Druc and Medicine Depot, No.
ll6. Eranklin ST. Baltimore, Md Sold oy all
Druggists and StOre-keepers throughout the
United States.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-30
The Long Looked For-Come at Last
THE CELEBRATED
Florence S Sewing Machine.

This machine is the most PERFECT instru-
ment to execute any kind of sewing now done
by machinery in the world II is simple and
perfect in its mechanical construction. The
feed may be reversed at any poiNt desired
without stopping, which is a great advantage
in fastening the end of seams
Il makes FOUR DIFFERENT STITCHES.
Lock, Knot, Doubie Lock, DouJEr Knot.
each stitch perfeo. and alike on both
sides of the fabric.
Operators can select any stitch they want and
change from one stitch to another with
ont stopping the machine.
It's stitches cannot he excelied for fl mnFss.
tlucticity durability and beauty of finish
No difficulty experienced in sewing across
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.Scws light and heavy fabrics with equal facil-
ilv.
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The work will feed either to The right or left
without stopping the machine.
most inexperienced find h2 difficulty ua
oul!rosing it.
TerAt ghly practical and uniasilys m
stood
i has no springs 10 get out Of order, and will
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It runs easily. and is almos, noiselass.
1t is the most rapid sewer in the world: max
ipg frc stitches 10 each reooiutiyn
II uses toe same size thread on beth sides of
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II oils No dresses all its mackners being on
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Every machine is tcorrea'rd 10 qirs e1l;ire at
iSjdcfion, and TO DO cil tha: is claimed for l..
NJ ISIS CARRIE L. .SrAMBAUGu is the agent.
for this county. BY calling at her residence
on Main Street. Mifiintown. one of thes. Ina
chimes can he seen IN operation.
septenberl2 loGJ-ly.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-30

Denta. Oiice, as above stated where lie VIII
he bappy to attend to the vents of all who
may favor Eim with their patronage. Teeth
Inserted uuon n. The latest a"'i rio~: improved
IlaU5. IN wostnauiihc and satisfactory Ii.ai,
ner, which for bean'y, durability and clean
iiness carno; be surpassed. I'll r"rk war-
r;nie:. 10 charge made for ,the Insertion Of
temporary sets, hen permanent s,'s are or
,i,rcl Particular attention paid TO di~eascl
guns. on the sensible principle of no cure,
no pay" Teeth filed which viii! las; for life
Although I young practitioner he f-els sat
isficI. in saying thai his rork viii coui-
pare iayorahly with any that Is put IN il this
orany Of the adi joining counties. All he asks
of the community is trial, and if full salts
factlon is not given. no Charge viii be made.
F.L@Will visit Nci!isier"ilic on The thir'i
rrci. Of every rpntb, and ThonPsoatown on
The fourth week. tn remain the week. ~ a'l
o:her times can be found al IS Office in Mif
t.:niowu. oct IA, lS:6-tf.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-30

l. EsPrNSCu +rE
: L" 5TUEE.-Ghe unlcrsi grcd have open
u ed New Store "a tie Odd Fellows Hall.
Bridge s'reat, where they are prepared to fur
n;sh tLe public with gooi and cheap goods,
consisting III part Of Black silk AID Bembl-
zines. black Wool De Lainc I and l wide,
French Alpacas, Snow Flake Mohair. Que De
More. Fancy Wool De Lains aLl fancy Snow
Flake in all co!".s, Printed CaIntrIcs ana
Linens,
lyeucA silk Plaid Popiins and Porlingtts.
Striped plaiI! ronguc Grape.
:. Fig,Acd and Plain pcrca!es.
Pacific nnl Foulard's Chrl,:es.
White Goods such IS Irish Linens. Swiss
Cambrics, Jacone,is Driiiia.:s, Nansooks ana
Crino'ircs.
Black Tibet anu De Lain shavls.
French Plaid Graniic.s
:. american Cloths and Cassimeres.
MjdlrscX =. Ladies great variety,
White anA co!ored tiannes,
Cottonaics, Checks. Shamhrcs x Ticiings,
bleaehe. ..al brown Sheetings !, !. p,
HcTiUNS
G,oyes Vose:y. Collars, Trimmings. Rib
bons, with a great variety Of the best styles
il The above line. selected with great care
Hats ard caps for men AID boys in great
variety; hlAck. color, fur. wool and straw
goods. Having purchased the above Of the
manufacturers We are prepared to sell cheap
Ell Than any other house il. tie county.
One Of he finest assortmenis OF Oh Cloths
and in great variety, as well as Cedarware
al Lowest prices. Close cash buyers would do
well TO examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. TILT0N & ESPENSCHADE.
June y, 1866 ly.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-30
LEI HIGHT. sAwVEL srhAi hh'
New Firm in Patterson.

Sentleman's Furnishing Emporium -
..ust orcned in the new Brick Building, Main
Street. Patterson by Levi Hecht and Samuel
S,raysr. large and elegan, assortment Of
Een.ly Made Clothing, consisting III part o.
Ogercoafs, Froch: Goats.
Dress Goats, Pdntoiooas,
Tts,S, Drowers, CoIiars,
ludershrts, NanGk;erchicfs,
Boois d, Shoes,
And every !ing usu lily found il FIRST class
Genilcnan's Furnishing SIor@.
FANCY GOOD.S
Also large and carefully selected assort-
rnen, %: Fancy Goods, OF all classes, kinds and
qualities, all Of which will be sold a. The low
est possible living prices.
Laaies' Gators and Shoes.
They also invites the attention Of the ladies
- ais fae stock Of GATORS AND SHOES,
which he will sell at prices deiying compeii-
fiou.
C4RPETS, OIL CLOTHS.
They have on hand beautiful assortment Of
Carrots oil Cloths, &c which are OF good
qualify, .nd we'll worth the inspection OF the
buye.
gvATCs:E.s g. LEyEEE.EsT.
f;oid and Sire FTdtchr',
CIocts. Ear yipqs,
FiaiG and fancy rings,
Watch Keys. Ladies end Gents Breast Pins,
Gold rcnsani Pencils, Sc, which TT his time
form the largest and best assortment in 'he
, coraty.
An the above goods viii 10 sold cheap
er than any other store in TIE uH!tei States.
If you don't believe it, just give as ca''
and be convinced Of the truth oi Tie assertion
HECHT * STRAY .R.
/ Patterson, AYril -, iStE-.r
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-30

CREAT REDUCTION ~ TIE PRICES UF
~ : \ d Il K f7ca January Il. ISt1,
JAMES II. SIMO..S vcU.t respectfully an
nounce 20 his cd CUSTOMERS and the public
r, - generally :h,tt lie aa7 = are stock of
- 80 SADDLES, HARNESS., COLLHN-,
WHIPS and all other articles usual
ly kept N NiDULER StOP, which lie
Will sell at The following reduced price: