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Passengers.

% }s FS 6&t-s 80 Passengers. +. .....H.. .n.
Per steamship saragossa, for New York; Adams +
W. Inomass 91l Bergan, Smith McAyory Tuloch
and lady Fl Stender W J Anderson and s in steerAge
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Savannah Beaufort &c
~ ia9aing. 9 Jacob, Grace, o'conner. c
Eyre Hale, GouEila Zanlig, Mrs and Miss Clark
= DeMeyer q Stein, Dr. Bartlett and lady. Miss II
nIc' Mecord' g Hope, J smallwood. Mazyck, Miss A
Mazyck, Mr snd Mrs Mazyck, Miss Pinckncy, Miss
Cuthbert, and u deck. -"T7T -
Per steamer Emile. from Edsto and Rockville
3 Whaley, Judge Corbin, G G Bowen, G j Wilson, " s
Hsnahan, w Needles, Mack and 18 deck.
Per steamer w W Frazier, from Edsto and Rockville
Guiueaune. w sVhaley and son, Major Jenkins, 3
Whaley " JWhaley, Jr. Col " L NJ Burger, T Black,
Towlea, aW EKnox, " Simmons, " E Simmons
Jr, DrJ Whaley, W Fash, W Ham, and 10 on deck
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lFrom the Richmond Dsspctca.l

a. What becomes of Jefferson Davis under the
new regime. Can he not be tried before military
commission to be appointed by the 5Brigadier-
General commanding Virginia? 80
(2,) What will be the worth of the jcdicinl de-
cisions affecting debts, titles, &C., rendered in the
Southern States since 1865 by o GERS setting under
authority OF the governments declared by the
higher law to- be null and void 2, sfIS3
13) How do those. persons patI1oned by the
President for participation in the .late unhappy
stand IN regard TO the pzovisionsof the last Con
shtutional amendment? Are they included. among
the disfranchsed not 7+Pe Peterso,rgs IaideE: n
We trust our people VIII not suppose that chaos
has come again. The queries Of the. Index
though not intended for that purpose, are rn-
kapprehenaiona @ yNssssS- sAN7a s7 KaUf
I I: D5sls cannot Be tried BY a military com
!missso This act gives the ~ awful brjgadiers''
power to organize commissions for the trial Of per-
. sons Tor offences hereafter to committed They
2. Judicial decisions affecting debts. titles.
&c, rendered by the officers Of a de Jacto or bro,
v1s:onal government will be held to be good. Those
rendered in this State even during the war, are
now respected. Es5s4Ss ., '--.ll, ~ ~
3. Pardoned persons are included among the dis
franchised. An amendment to the Sherman bill
vas offered IN tho Senate by Mr. Doolittle Tor Mr.
Cowan) which provided that persons pardoned
:: IN accordance with the Constitution ana laws
should not be DISTINGUISHED, or disqualified for
office; but it was voted down by large majority.
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4. - ~ Georgia. 1tsn, 1t !. /: /.

-Amost unfortunate Circumstance
which olem. G. howell, Esq, iost lis Me At tRss bs
hands Of CO. Green, Esq, both well known and Ind
the origin difficulty orto whichsf the con-. "a.
batants shoald be attached the blame for the pain
f1l transaction, we hsve no knowledge. If anneara
to have been matter Of private charactet about
which Some misunderstanding hid arisen. The
occufrdnce is aeeply regretted by the nnmarnrs
friends az both gentlemen. 5s$$ ~ n ---
AxoraEa On CITIZEN VIM Va
AZ informed died Sunday night .of snaali- pos
Years, and hewss among the earliest settlers
''11 Coiqfnous. He was 9 soldier in the Mexican
E1f.sS Ee was known as an excellent huiJder Of
dsnas, bridges mills etc. tbhsmbals Iaaq.tire.
r:E1H s441e HoUsE.-The etate Engineer, NJ. 3.
Ms#HrobeH notifies contractors that proposaia viii
be received q his office ia MiledgsyiIe, until the
1osn @; ;Malss 1or the following Tork to be done
.ish cement; RlastsEing The basement
ou the second foor also for painting Che extaf3or
and tho WOOD work OF the buildings Specificsf fdGna
|ne l5 hi; s11s*Ne -
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!Baltamor,e Market

BALTIMORE, March 1.-CoTroH--There was better,
having advanced their prices We quote MiddIing
Upland at 81 cts Receipts continue quite free sccS
CoFEEEThe market is 1rmer under late Rio adyices
per csbe quoting advance there Of 400 reas stock
IN our market In frat hands, bags frepored yatars
dsy erroneousy 7oO Some inquiry today but no sales
Morthy ct notice; quotations. range from Tx cts
yz.a.1 report to-day 100 bha
Super ut 50 50 100 bs Howard street dos
az Ply oo; !0o bbs Howard street Extra s12 26 Corn
eaa Is hed firm at s. Is bbl Quotations remain
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State Items.

r. : y Z II ~ +. . -
FfRE.-At about five o'clock, yesterday ,nornir,o
the salazm Of fire Was sounded, and was fond e.
pFoceed ffe'n e the extensive cotton gin warehouse
az Mr. A. 4. Cotton, situated near the GreenviIIe
and Charleston railroad depots. The buiidinr am;
contents consisting Of cotton and machinery, was
entirely DESTROYED Mr. Cotton vas sleeping II the
larger Porton Of The property was insnraG rhe The
Feis believed to be the work OF an incendiarv.M
TIE dwelling Of Mra. Mary Lamar, situated some
consumed by fire on the night Of the 21st rib mHe
Cause OF the IRE has not been ascertained.
Governor Orr offers reward Of nine hundred
do!laxs for TIE s5rest of Brown, Sullivan and Burk
three hundred dollars for tie annrehsns;o 1saee or Or
either OF the1n.-AbbepMe Press. - =. = =
Nothing of interest has transpired since ourlast
saTe tSat "a meeting ne ct the railroad officials
eonedation NtEai1s on the difforents roads Isl tSat
connect, ss thus place. We also lear, that there
- aas Dgen general discharge Of wornen from tie
is the business done by the road at present is nof
SUM sunclent 70 defay the expenses Of all the work
men that they had mployed. : Florence gazeHe. =
nstaa ssaTEscE s'ss CosuTED Orr has com
my robbery Ito hard labor for fifteen year n fhs
penitentiary ~ Laarensv,ue Herald - = 80 80
We aPs pleased Il to 3sarn through Captain
Railroad Company, that the bridge sf shston H1a
peen so lar completed as to allow freight cars tS,
be pushed across the river. Thia:wil enable the
company TO carry freight considerably cheaper. =
80 s u " USion1Me Times.
The Ta1AI, OF Rev. T. 8. AnrHUR.-Thee trinl ~
Hey: q. g Arthur, before the Ecclesiastical Coun-
c1l which convened on Thursday last, is NOT vat
proGgat to close. We learn that the eviden1cei
nag been gone through with, and the case is to
Abhevi1le, for the prosecution, and Generals NJ q q
Suttef and CAREY. Of Edgefeld, and ". X. Easiev
Esq., OF GTeenviue, for the respondent. oy'
~ sag sssat.<s lreenuiNe EnIerDrise
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The Tennessee Legislature has passed q saiii !.
ton lazy It provides FOR the punishment 81 per.
tsCns ntterlng seditious words in speeches. or
thfet4s TO resist the laws a; ;incitine others hy
sufh language, spoken written sor printed, B $50
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= iBN'i.N.t... srnn. ,a25 E
Mobile Market.

MOBILE, February 27.-CorroN-The demand has
been very light today, and confined to few. Sales
28 &c basis for Middings |fs I-- -I.7 ~ 'N1
Accounts from Liverpool are Of very conflicting char
actsr and reported CORRECTLY show very unsettled,
and, in fact a1mos. nominal market The noon telegram
quoted Up1nds l3d, TINT OF P NJ. 13d, aud
ing 1uotaton-with sales Of 6000 balcs-13Ad
According to New York accounts prices had raj
lied to 31c for Uplands probably in sympathy
IN gold and good rates Of sterling In the face
OF this Improvement there however, hear Of num-
ber Of Lv-rpoal orders being countermunded here.
MoSETARY AND FrNANc1AI-The principal feature Of
the market to-day has been advance in Gold and Ster
ling Exchange The former opened ut buying rate
but with New York advces dealers giving &c. snd
selling ut 140a14O1S: >g fstlE = .41I' 5i'sr7-@
Sterling saer. md quoted ut 147a14o with saes Of
New York Sight continues scarce and stiff at n dis
count buying commercial bills and n discount check
ing. ;s$fs -i7$
New Orleans Sight par. Ii
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Wilmington Market.

sales $50 II - 80 ~ - SsS3Tsfe.
spRrrs TuRrEs1nE- Sales to-day of only 50 bbls at
Csc per gnuon. - M r. I'M 80 60 :.
/ Rosrs-1oo bbs strained common sold at So 5O fE
s. Is per bbL = 49, s--...--. So. ,Sga"
nniddlng. -a M. ~ --- y s;--'y""- - -
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sns s5aa7 pFoseass55 saea oi t6e iavs-
SEQ q; Representatives, shall be apportioncd
among the several States according to- their re-
spectve numbers, counting the whole number Of
persons in each State, excluding Indians not taxed
But when the right tovpte at any election for tho
choice of Electors for President and Vica-Pres;
dent OF the United States, Representatives in Gem
gress, the executive and Judicial officers Of State
or the memhers'of the Legislature, ,thefsof. is de-
nled to any Of the male inhabitants of such STATE
beng one yearsof age and citizens Of the
United States, or in any way ABRIDGED excent Far
participation in rebellion or other crime the basis
OF representation therein shall bs reduced in NO.
ppr6oni which the number Of such male Citizens
shall bear to the whole number of male Citizens
tWenty:one years OF age in such State: g. ~
SEQ: s. Ne person shall be Senator or Repre-
Hce-President, or hold any Office, civil or military.
under the United States or under any State who:
having previously taken an oath, as q member of
Congress, OF as an officer Of the United States or
@- member Of any State Legislature, or as an ex-
ecutlve or Judicial officer Of any State TO support
the Cons9tutlon OF the United States, shall have
engaged In lnsurrection or rebellion against the
same, or given aid and comfort to the ene1nies
thereof But Congress may, by vote Of two
thirds OF each House, remove such disability
SEC 4 The validity of the public debt of the
United States authorized by law, Including debts
incurred for payment Of pensions and bounties
for services IN snppressing insurrection and re-
United States nor any State shall assume or pay
any debt or obligation incurred in aid Of insurra:-
ton or rebellion against the United States or any
claim Tor the loss or emancipation OF any slave:
put all such debts, obligations or claims shall be-
held Illegal and void. .s VI 7I---,az'~ !.
force, by appropriate legislation the provisions OF
this article. &,a7 4~s s0-@ M 49,
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4r5E !I4S it = s5.d3 .aH,. - Fl-F1
lJz 5H4--..t ssi .faI>
ssrspEsa o WA n = ner STEP and in hcr handsP1nr
A>se'A'' A A'A41Ae.2 A1-a1f1A.'22& :, 1
a sav ho+t,s. :, D. -, = -. -
S,yIr *.oS su.. ~ -. rLAaT411oa B11rEEs
- Co1d 1sGqs Fatrs,ntesso Mesaaone s,us p
Sour seonaeh and I!tS Ta.se Eegesasn n Lips
Nervous N zsssaions saa ons.essaon. ''
Ssia eyss Tie Eys Eyss .na sn0r. :' srsa'h :
-. Ssr1straaon; Great Weakness q s! y
w,,., - sslow Compilation. Weak Bowels 10
+ = asti,ns. vsn o9PLAT eSs1 aaAds AND DYsPEPs
proceed om Diseased and topntG x. ~ aae
sec t 81 the LIVER into the stomach pol
A on ana exhibit the above symptoms
~ d
hundred ana forty thousad sraa1s one year ever sx
ss ssss asa TIT
.sss 4ss tsgs1ts e y ss.s 3si e a.
1s scve uronepaa %p9n mineral for
their List q IL may consult
eaent Of Fever and Asue Dyspenss
Oountrss wife OF the vicory or Pen n 1sIS ~ s tns
ss ses1, nnsr tc name or es,.. P'ies q
degs, and was nnally made pubic by Louis XVI Tno
ssbee auses DURING haa sogS raieEsnee to IL
oasoAns1lA BARr-For diasfhoea collie md iisesass
DAnnxraos-for infssnmsston os r.. Inn, -, -
aieal anscttona Il - '.'' Ivy
1Tsp seseeiea Sa9sataan sa ton
:seSs: :s1sss: =,
muscle and nk; much used By mothers nursiae nean
o. e:e. ooa'' orange ea11av'y. o0'snaer snake
ias:ssssss sssS q s,... u.s anon.
to the connIaTinn snS AapAfn9 beauty
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fE1noLEua-!s inquired for. last sale was ZOO bbla
hnres in light supply. il. -z'E - =. - S'SeI
@ R1csIWe quote Carolina held 1o1a11c. and Ran
s4LI-ReIains az last quoted; demand moderate VIZ:
Tor Liverpool fine So 49, do Ground Alum So 2Oa2 Der
small lots. ..-',3,t-EZ-T - " 11gS1t' - so al"
sUa4aThe market is steady with sales to-day OF 1874
nnos Forto R1co for refining at Is hhds grocery
90: az 121c prices generally same yesterday. "a -
snINeLEs-Are IN good demand with sales Of No j at
NHnsHEY-There was sale day or two 'sdnce OF 30
DDS at So 70 and was the Last sale that we have hear
gallon : ,!-S.-1-- - - - " " Sa uts PEI per
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CAR: CA. E: p.

is With feelings pride az American manufactures.
BEEN received ny recently: - "
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Tli& Gaas;ssT la lcsto q .iCosf0ax1fS N ~
Anguish Market.

AUGUSTA, March ch2.-FINAEc1AI-GoLp-B buy.
ing ut 139a140 and selling at 141,l42 ma I 7-s : :
SnvEh-srokers buying at $50 and selling at 1856.
CoTroN-The market quito brisk during the morn
ing and prices Of yesterday obtained but It closed
dun and declining and nothing done in the utter
$50; strict middng 81. and good niddng about 81 Il.
sales amounted to 3e2 bales follows at a. 10 at 28
ut 28, ut 29 142 80 1l2 at 70 at 81 and 1e at
81 NC. Receipts 1H bales . NJ F5 S.-g n T-12
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Stock on band and on ahipbosazrd. RED. .2e..

---- ZZZ,S31
The exports were exclusively for Liverpool.
SUGAR AND Mo14AssEs--The receipts since Yesterday
comprise 1oo hhds Of the former and 80 bbls Of the
ter The enquiry for Sugar light and prices show
talng OF Of lb The transactions conhn-
I'd a,t to 100 100 hhds nt l2c for fair for good fair
low clarified Moasses is in moderate request only but
previous figures were fully sustained We noticed sales
and II SOC for prime. 5Gg7 13r \ -,- -1-'
F1E1aHIs-There plenty room the berth both for
foreign and domestic pors; but offerings for shipment
are only moderate, though rates drn. We quote:
Coton oy steam for Boston 1Ac; for New York Xa1c;
for liverpool 14a1d. By sail for New York and Bos
ton asc, e-16d for Liverpool and 1<c Ii for Havrs
Flour BY steam for New York and Boston 81; by sail 75a
SOC 3 Dbl, 5L7 I75-l77 - ~ q - - =
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Chessw, 8. 9. Pubhshed weekly, b W. = n PRiNCT
81 TEa,rs OF SUBSCRIPTION = s;1,s
n1e COY one year 90
90 soly 80 q 90
Tt.n Tt copy sae 90
.s*s ;s s4rza ~ 3ss
One Square, sen Hnes ID Iess ftst Insert1on ~ 70
FOE each suhaeQusnt inser y. :. M
Al Advertisements 70 b.! distne&U naked or khev
tra,l wa1 90 puhshed urt ordered OUT accord.
Marshsnts othars ~ III ysar
Ta1 dsd4htiom on sheAhovarates wlLbs made
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GoTTsCHALK.

In the world - Il11it Aosto1 70 any
They are unrtvaed for their singing Qualities and ~,
.setot .ne seunaness Of their There is
upper notes sre remarkable for oearness and nm -t
which do not md In any othe Instrument while the
Tor magnificent seniority. ss3:.gE ,. >
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EUROPEAN TEsrIa1oHrA1,s.

EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS
Recesoed during the month Of August, 1866.
LoSDos, July 25, 1867
pleasure in encloainga document signed by the frat
oomposers musicians and profess In Europe held
cats that felt 1t duty to take OF them With me
to Europe to ascertain the opinion of my professional
unanimous unanimous they have been on the subject. beg to
Mr. s@ as s
+ ss's g 80 the honor gentlemen yeass zssz truly,
LONDON, January IA, 1856
MY DEAR sm: fhsye great pleasure in asking you.o
not merey the bet INSTRUMENT Of American manufsa
torses that under my mo
the Messrs. qbckerine msy well be proud Of having
d "a n ;hs
DeaFFsir. very nincsrs,y s,s yours.
Finn Of conats oeu.sa, e,sae::s:ss @ : 9eaasAa9 ss
London ..'es -
MnDEAn s1a: AZ you are going back to the un,tea
ssss %sssrs ,,a Eoa ths@ VII.
Wishing you. DC. remain NJ 2. eyest, 4ly.
Firm OF I. Broadwood & SOM P,anosfol+s W.D,,,.
ture1s, London. -77- IN AAeo~ '
He.srs. cas,.--t,,o 3 -. LospoS. July 20. 1868.
have tuss been invited by b1essrs collar5 to
~ Grand Ptano-forte raanueactured b. yon ~. ~
axe no nesitasaon IN endorsing opinion ~ NV o,d
It1end, Mr O. D. ConArd, That IL ia tha y o.a
strunnentI ever played on -@NN'-Ao '-Ao nneet N
Believe me. gentlemen, most faithfully yonra
af-@sa.as.a5 .s tE 5 j. l. HATrOn
ne mast distinguished artists in E,srops
to Aesrs. CAicEers,g d Soss: - r = : :
~LoHDoR. July Is, 1866
having played upon Pisno"forte made by Messrs
Oh1ckertng Sonsn Of Boston ana New 1Yori = nas
nch pleasure in tesHfydng to general exrallnca
For sweetness and brilliaucy, OF tome deiiesrr -
soueh and magnificent power for Concord nnrrosss y
consider It really GRAND PIANO FoRrs AND pEuDEn
Il TIE BEST HAVE sEEN AMERICAN MANuFAornpr
AKA 6s.1lAA SOODARD IGiOLO KEGONDL
< T. q. OSbohhk ALFRED JAELL.
~: AUaE. III. lINDSAY ELOPER.
y sOi&S ~! BENEDIOT. p. MOSOHELEs,
n. W. BALFE. Prof OF 0on,aev.4.,.. >,
'CHAa HALLE. .s. Iein.o e1 '4As'e1 s"'otre 90
@ @BRIMLEY RICHARDa IS. Arthur CHAPEL
RENE EAVAheER. Director ~ Xio15.. -; T.
SYDNEY SMITH. eerts London. oon'
tr8 Pianos OF which speak renowned a-tIe. ~
testimonials the Messru Chickarirn
are the greatest possible depth richness ana voi,a ~
none combined with . Fare briilancy clearness ava
Pe11es evenness throughout the entire scaie: and
Aoovo Al uufpra9ng duration OF sound the nnre and
synpstneuo quality OF which newer changes under ta
fv.fhr vor,-
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!tNcYs Orleun. Mn.r,.nt. ].

NEW ORLEANS; February 2s.-co;rrrioa c;ri sssort
ment on the market has become comparatively poor
II With difficulty that some orders filed The Sales
at very irregular rates. but ge eray fully up yester
dnys figures VIZ: Ordinary 274c; Good Ordinary 2sa
b. mostly at or near the outside figures 4 few fsctors
sold for what they refused to accept yesterday rom
such most OF the purchases made; but others
not anxoqs 1d rs 9 sen and wore eties h ther rate
15 9s5 bales the time weeks decrease thus
far Of 1885 ho1ea IN.
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\ 10000 PIANOS,

In tho construction Of which they have nrodnced ev
knoxn aud valuable improvement They have In nvsrts
ply bean eelectoc and used by all OF the word,a r.
k"osoedged great artists who have visited tis cont
professionally, both for private and public use N -
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~ |haaA'a. -M = lsa L
THALRERG.

consider Chickerdng & Sons Pianos boyond con,.
Isxaaoo' shs best have ever In America Z :
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4 H,DECLARATION1pRO THE EPISCOPAL
sss ~ BISHOPS.

hs
Episcopal q sshe Unite States, tthoir
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CHERA:ws.AD ADVERTTSER

~, -, 49,. .sEl71F
Azx11AAnA A&AsAAS1
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The New York Erenin9 Post Of Friday, lst instant,
says: ---e- r
me loan market is easy and inactive at per cent
me me oiaceunt demand Is quiet, choice bills being
scarce and wanted The rstes 66as fsir sn,nnnf
better names - - .11o aAoatice o2
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TEaALBzRG's OPlnIcN.
- conAder Chickerng Sons Piauos. beyond com.
paf1son, the best have seen In America.
Chairman OF Jury Mu sical INSTRUMENTS.
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--4s4-..';;5 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
ARTICLE -SecrIon l. All persons born or
naturaized IN the United States and subject to the
Jurisdiction thereof are citizens. of the United
States and OF the State wherein they reside No
State shall make or enforce any law which shall
abridge the privileges imrnunites OF citizens OF
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Another wonderful Ingredient OF great use arnon
the Spanish ladtes OF south America iypsrin1 bea,t
20 the complexion and briaucy to the nind n vet
Known to the commerce OF the world and We wishol
tn nane for the present. Ssssl ~!
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-12-04

BARGAINS . BARGAINsii BARGAINS :!
Mr.. John Weakly has just returned
from the city with fine stock Of Goods.
Tie went to the city when prices were
down and consequently was enabled to
purchase lis stock at figures that enables
him to sell little lower than Merchants
who purchased when goods were high -
he has Domestic and Foreign Dry Goods
Groceries, Boots, Shoes and in fact every-
thing kept in first class store. lie in-
Vites every body to call and hear his prices
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IA q q.

On the 2Sth ula, in East Waterford, ty
Rev. d. J. Beale, WILLIAM s. MILLER and
Miss ADA KENNEDY, ali OF Jun!ata county.
On the same day, hy the same, WILSON
BRIGGS and Miss NANCY J. SNYDER, both
Of Tell township, Huntington county, Pa.
Huntington county papers please copy.l
On the same day. by Rev. T. c. Priiclcrl,
assisted by Rev. D. j. Bcale, JAMES ".
BEALE and Miss TILLIE RANDOLPH, all
Of Juuiata county, Pc.
On the 10th uli. at NcMisterviIle. byRcv.
\. CoPerhavor, FLEMING STEWART and
Miss LIZZIE VATENTlNE, both Of JGuiaia
county. Pa.
On the >21st uit, hy Rev. W. Y. Brown,
SAMUEL DECKAED, Of Liverpool Pa, and
Mss ELIZABETH {, JORDAN, Of Mexico,
JUuiata :, Ia.
On the 9th ut, by Rev. !. 4. McGin, as
sisted by Hev'ds MilliEen, Steen, Parks aud
j J. Pomeroy, at Tie house of Mrs. s. E.
Smith, Rev 5 y. TUMEROY, Of Roxbury,
Pa, to Miss EgF!E L. SMITH, Of Mcrrio-
vale Ia.
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snrtiaL 9lotltes.

4 GREAT DIsCovERv.-One of the creates
IA and most useful discoveries in medica
science was made by the celebrated DR.. j
Dumas of Paris, Chief Physician 10 the In
pcrial infrmity of France. in 1861. Thoe
who have been afflicted with the painful di-
ease known as the Pills, and eifectually curd
by the use of Dir. J. DUMAS FREECH PIE
SALvE, cannot srcak too highly of the benz
fits conferred upon them by the use Of tie
certain remedy. Ii has never been known to
fail in c.leoting a permanent cure in n single
case. In this respect II surNasses all otter
medicines Of the kind. 1t wall do just wat
it is recommended for; If not the money vll
be refunded. One or two boxes is suihc ent
to effect permanent cure il four or six dtys,
if the directions on the boxes are followed
Price one ana TWO dollars per box, accorhng
TO size. Sent by Mail or Express 70 any psrt Of
the United States OF Canada. Sold by irug-
gists generally. \ liberal discount maze to
the trade, Address d. 5. DUNHAM & Co
WiEiamsport, Pa, sole Propriet0rs a Nd Man
ufacturers for the United States and Canada.
dee. 5-'GG.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-12-04


Flour The sales for horne consumn-
ton loot uloOO barrels, including super,
fl e at 81 81 G93,25 ex,rasat IS, ,50(a9 %
Northwest extra faniIy at $3,I5@lO, IS,
Pennsylvania rrd Ohio DO. a. $I0,75Cql2
and fancy brands at Sl2.75Ml4, accord
ing to quality Rye Flour Is selling at
sS,5O@9 u barrel.
WnEAT-Sales of 5000 bush. South
ern and Penn'a. red at s. up to $3.50,
the former rate for common. Egc is IN
changed sales of Penn'a. at 81 .7G@l,7I
and Southern at Sl,6901,65. Cora Is
IN active request. ard held with more
tirmuess; sales Of $500 bushels old yell
low at sl,40@l,42; $500 bushels new
Wes'ern DO at S1100I30, the latter
rate Tar dry; 5000 bushels ola Western
mixed at Sl,34Wl s.; $500 bushels new
white at Sl,9f9i,G5, aud 600 bushels
IA 10 at 81 40. Oats are iower; sales o.
3 600 bushels Southern aui pe1u'a. @
cy<L!Jc.