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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-12
Greenwood Cemetery,


NITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
y E0AD, three miles East Of the city, Is now
feady for Intsrments, sale and improvement of
l0tA- Il contains 81 Acres Of land, and u Laid
cut In the most modern and Improved siyle-ean
be easily reached ct al SEASONS BY the National
Road and for threefo1rths Of The year By he
Henpfeld Railroad II i perfectly seeure. aud
intended 70 be beautihed By every variety ..
tTess, shrubbery, public vault, chapel, artineiA
lake. fountains Ge- 70 make il equal 70 the eest
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro
vision Il also made for it, snlzrgeznSnf, eroef
and care in perpetgity.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing lets eAa - -
inc the sroynd with the Supe.irteno.IL -
has plat or secure them By calling - - Pol
Of he Secretary, On Main street. efsE
PSrsous vishing 10 make LntsTIneas
a. the Secretary 70 obtain peZn,s - xtstt.
$1,000 m aduissiO- % lot holo-.'
49,. iii Il sSued By ths sseT DTrxTy p-s..,
&c. BoxHaK, seey. f5
=. John A Armstrong.
A. Go0rss Adams.
= p .. - Nnth R G. yord<o,
Sonh 1891 r 4. Hld-Sth.
Jeeeps Btl ssEn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-12

DON'T forget that J. H. Smith & Co.
sell the best kid gloves at 81 Is per
pair.
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CITY COUNCIL.-ln consequence OF
the pressure upon our columns by the
news of the past two days, We are COM
PEELED to give only brief synopsis Of
the proceedings of the City Council last
Tuesday evening:
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Fire Department.-Billsw were present
ed to the amount Of S646, for hose for
Independence Fire Company. Payment
ordered.
Street. and Alley,.-The committee
made the following recommendations,
which were adopted: That an ordi.
nance be reported requiring all coal
sold in the city to be weighed. To e1-
tend sewer on Fourth street to Monroe
street. That the chain gang be en-
ployed in improving Charles street.
That the Street Commissioner be direct
ted to take up the box sewer now IN
the alley between Third street and Mill
alley and Chapline and Eoff streets, and
grade said alley from Mill alley to
Third street. That the City Clerk be
directed to advertise for proposals for
placing the names Of streets and alleys
of the city on the corners thereof. That
the Street Commissioner be directed TO
advertise for proposals for repairing
Zane street bridge. That the street
Commissioner be instructed to make
the necessary repairs at the mouth OF
the sewer employing on the North side OF
Wheeling Greek bridge, and that he AL
so be directed TO make the necessary re-
pairs to Market street on the West side
of the upper division of the Second
Ward Market House. That the Street
Commissioner he authorized to make
the necessary repairs to the sewers OF
the city, wherever they are found in
dangerous condition, without waiting
for specific orders. 3,
.Accoants.-The committee reported
sundry claims, amounting to 81 ,2o5.ol,
and recommended payment. Report
adopted.
Liahts.-The committee recommend
placing ten lamps on the north side Oh
Zane street, on the Island, between the
two bridges. The committee Learned
that the bridge company have ID CON
temptation placing two double renec'or
or Drumnond lamps on the centre OF
the west bridge, and also are talking Oh
light of some kind on the centre OF the
suspension bridge. The committee nave
instructed its chairman to carry Out tne
order of the last meeting of couneii, 10
have lamp posts placed at the head Oh
Hampden street, east side, at the corner
Of Seventh and John streets, and al tne
junction of alley d with Market street,
Centre Wheeling.
INarkets.-The committee report Ln3t
they have examined the Ole CIT! hai,
and Council Chamber i'll the va "aiu
Market House, and recommend that INC
committee be empowered to make 5he
necessary changes in the Hall IN oluei
to make it available for market pun,
poses. The committee also recommend
that a sewer be placed at Market aI!et
west side of the square 10 conpect win
the sewer on the east side Of the SQUARE,
to carry off the water flowing down Tue
alley and square, so as to p,e,ons .
food between the two market houses
the work to be done under supervision
of the street Commissioner and commit
tee on Markets.. Report adopted
Saiaries.-The committee recommeno
that the following salaries be paid ior
the hscal year to the officers IN tee ""S
employ; 40
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NORWAY
Manufacturing Company,

DFFICE AND WAREHOUSE. FOOT OF
~ Fourth street, manufacturers Of NUTS;
TACKS, BRADS, FINISHING, SHOk, and
HUNGARIAN NAILS. JOB MACHINE
WORK and BLACKSMITHING promptly ak
seuted, and Oil Tools made 10 order. -,
2nsr9s-an
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City Trezsdrer, per auxiIim. ~
Clerk I'd Wafd market per annum ...--..- 2Oo
s eitse LET Sopmi'~i0per '''.'.- 800
Sexton Of city Cemetery, +" 1900. 6OO
City Sergeant iNltl p" $780,. o,vn
tout Of which he is required to pay eight depu-
ties $50 dollars month. -l-4
City Sergeant's fees: For summoning
and attending each meeting of Council,
IS; tor summoning and attending each
committee Of the Council, 81; for sum-
moning each witness, 90 cents.
superintendent Of Water Works, per
annum, y, 200, together with the engi-
neer's house and coal for the same free
OF charge; and he is required to employ
and pay out of salary two engineers at
SIS each per month and a fireman at 500
Wharfmaster, IA per cent. on the
amount Of wharfage collected and paid
into the treasury asi4snlL 500
Fire. Wardens, - per day. while actu-
ally employed or on duty. 5l2elssIl
Assessors of water rents, and taxes for
1851, for completing assessment in 60
days, 500. -GIQD aIiaaa:sgaI.
Health Officer; 800 per month while
holding Office by appointment Of Coun-
Gill; z-idD
7Oveseer of the Chain Gang, 800 per
month. -t,Hi ~ ..rI
u Upon consideration of the report, on
motion of Mr.. Acheson, the salary of the
Street Commissioner was fixed at 81 200;
and on motion of Mr.. Hughes, the City
Sergeants at sc, 200, and thus ameEded
the report was adopted. ID .. o.: .
Street Commissioner The Commission
or recommends laying q new floor on
the bridge over CaldwelPs Run, on ia
cob street, and presents bills amounting
to $3.50 ~. Report adopted and pay
ments ordered. Action concurred in by
First Branch.
Hater Works.-The committee report
bills amounting to 1913 81, and recon-
mend payment. They recommend that
fire plugs be put in at the following
places: At the northeast corner. of Ger
man and Division streets, 9th Ward,
and at the old pork house, (now glass
works. 4th Ward. They recommend
that contracts be made a. soon as posi-
BILE for the putting in of l0-inch pipe
from Washington street, connecting
with the branch of 20-inch pipe on Main
street, to run up Main street to North,
and 6-inch pipe from Stewards Foun-
dry, on Main street, 10 the North line OF
the city. ..,E
-, ....- 70 ELECTIONS.
FL The joint order, the election Of clerk
Of the Municipal Court was taken up.
The candidates were: Messrs. +. S. Will
liams, A. H. ChapEne, J. W. Parker,
Robert II. Sweeney, Hanson Good. On
the fourth ballot Mr.. Chapline was elect
ed for the term of four years.
The Council proceeded to the election
of physician to the Jail. DIR. George
Baird was chosen for the ensning year.
An assessor of water rents was also
elected, the choice falling on Mr.. John
Howell. arr
RRsyCNATIO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-12

SRcoND HAND PIANOS OF VARIOUS
- makes, for sale low st wM H. sHEIBS
Music Store.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
w. ". HOGE.

A TT0RNEY AT LAW, AND GENERAL
N Land Agent, Wheeling. W. Va, will prac
tice in the courts Of Ohio and adjoining counties
Particular Alteration given to the collection o;
claims. Office on Main Street, over the Rank Of
Wheallng 49, JAn3sm
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] &C BAYHA.
MICHAEL J. ROHAN,

MI XII STREET. . few doSrs shove Ne
ss1ond Ward Autss Hszss. kouuns.tAi
vvFk e al kinds nsd> - 0rdos. Gig sai sszs-
w 0rasss WI - net Ei,s prvnptssss.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-12
SIKH, Quarterly Report

ny THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
" Bank of West Virginia at Wheeling, show
Jug Its condition on the morning of the hrst
Monday iu April, 1867.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-06

Il onEAT DIscovERv.--One Of the greatest
ana most useful discoveries in medical
,'''hce was made by the celebrated Dr. J.
n""ms of Paris, Chief Physician TO the I'm.
iIr'ai infrmity Of France. in 1861. Those
"uo nave been afflicted with the painful dis
,"fe known as the Pills. and eifectuaily cured
ny The use of DR. J. DUMAS FnExCu PILE
coALFf, Cannot 81 Ieak toe highly Of the bene-
HIS conferred upon them BY the use of the
certain remedy. 1t has never been known to
''i' IN eiiee,ing permanent cure in . single
case. In this respect it surrnsses AL other
medicines of the kind Ii will do Just what
u Is recommended for; if not the money will
pe refunded. One or two boxes is sufficient
TO elect permanent cure in four or six days,
II the direciirns on the boxes are followed
fiice one and two dollars per box, according
size. Sent 10y Mail on Express TO any part OF
the United States OF Canada. Sold by Drug
gi-ts generally. \ liberal discount made Ii
the trade. Address u. S. DuyHhM Il 60.
WiEiamsport. Pa. sale Proprictors and Man
giaciurers for the United States unI Canada
dec .-'Gi
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NEWS ITEMS.

At Black Uawk. Colorado they charge
sl4 i LAY for board, and $40 for board
aud lodging.
The Alabama House Of Representa-
tives las passed 4 bill to provide schools
for both white aud black ch!id,eu.
A fra2me of ashath's fn, six inches
long. was lately found in u stone Guarly
III Clayvil!e, Oneida county, n I.
Hon. Philip johnson, member CT
Congress from the Eleventh district OF
Pennsylvania, died SUDDENLY il Washing
'ou on Thursday night.
Hon. Henry S. Nagraw, member
of the Maryland Legislature, and formerly
SAFE Treasurer of Pennsylvania, died in
Washington yesterday OF apoplexy.
X; hates moustaches: g So much hair
Makes every man looks ike a hear"
Blu, Fanny, who no though. can fetter.
Blurts ont, The more like bears the better:
Because" --her pretty shoulders struggling
'Dears are s'.ci si2r;"2s cn ps for hug in:
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GREAT NATIONAL NEWSPAPER.
FORNEi'S WEEKLY PRESS
FOR 1867.
ENTIRELY REMoDELED AND RENEWED.
A Vigorous, OTynoi Journal, Derotsl
to Adnstrial Topics, Agrical.
ture and Manutac,rriaJ,
Li:eTuture and Ayt.
ENTIRELY REMoDELED AND RENEWED.
PROGRESSIVE, ENERGETIC { FEARLESS

On the frst Of January the undersigned
prol oses 10 publish the frst humber Of Fer
sey's Week iTeSs in an entirely revived form.
presenting attractions. and organized OF pria-
ciples winch cannot fail 70 give il a leading
position among the truly national and post
widely spreaI journals of America.
Tie SUCCESS which has attended our publ
cation Of TAe Duly Pres. induces the beiies
that the same energies which have aided j.
will be well applied TO q weekly newspaper
organized with q special view 20 the great
practical and pogressiTe principles NOW Jein;;
developed Throughout the co2Etry. We I.e-
poe in it, while giving wiki great care from
the best authorities all that can interest tho
agricuitGr;st and manufacturer, also Il CON.
municate all literary Intelligence and GeHfrl,
nsTs, deyoting to this all the extensive resour-
ces ut our command The mining. the lumber
interests and the railroads, with mlrkets of
every description, will receive fall attention;
the tnrIHer viii and the latest current prices
for his produce in all tn, leading mar;s, n
department which will be prepared with tho
greatest care. aud, in 4 wcri. all industrial
developments. especially Of Pennsylvania
vii. be set forth with view to make FerHeys
becsig Press Indispensable to all whose capi.
tai and labor ere iuve ted in them. For
we refer the reader to the following table:
IAe P2'it'cai Department - ia Agr'ca!-
trol Uepartnep'-IaG,.siria! De.
partmeafs-Liters'rre -Nu5G.
keepers DeP0r.n,ert-Ln'1ies'
D,PGrtmut--iasi,al De-
paHmch.- Ccncral Acrs.
Every otA"r department; which can ndi N
tercst 90 q Journal devoted 70 practical inGu,
try, literature au,, news. vii. be taithfuli sGd
fully cared for - aU.c writer's. All q'lss,.Jns
rem c-.ys>naHE.H'S, or elsry '29ic, mi rt-s..:
oYse,lt uratjsa 4aG le yroaptiy casgsrtd.
TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Single opies...............S . - per aEnun
Five Cories.......... .-..... ID % -
Ten pies.................... is 20 -
Twen.y Ccpies~............. - 90 - -
Larger Clubs Than Twenty il ;ls --I.e ptc-
portion.
nn~Postmasters are requested to n, as
Agents :o. the H'estig Pres.
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We refer our leaders To the advertise
mept of the Pennsylvania Hotel. Capt.
i. VI. Mickey, tie proprietor, has recently
refrted aud renovated the entire house,
and now keeps one Of the best ho;els IL
the county.
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Died.

Ia iuscarora township, on the lh'h w.
WILLIAM, son Of Samuel and J. a. hifN
aged 10 years, weeks and = days
In East Waterford, on the 9th ult., W. .
KIRK, aged "a years.
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On the 29,h ult,, by Rev. NJ. Ailiso"'
Mr. JAMES McNEEN aud Miss S &. VAIL
both Of Fayette township.
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4ieW Advertisements. =

SNLGNCL'S GEANEEO IONIC.
T,a Ir.iic'ue. Iayel.c. by l'r. ! II. S1,res y,
o: HIist, gh., j iu.c.act 10 d--o,c the ioJd al
iig.e .l;o u iic thc l~.l p-Jre c. q, .cg,'oa. IL
c'cIaEias l:o l:ys1aeh w.Ei erhrrcA', si. .i!r-.;s
ii- tie Ton eoou rez;ors, ;h1 l-:.te, sad ;c5l
th- csa! CSC. Lc.o.c G-Is q: u =. &c o-i.ly
discl:ti
lyaf f-;u?..oE caan7: tc c--ci b S.'lcr-'s's rul
mcac ST.? an'ess the s.o'.ac.I l.i LIVER is ria 10
le.;'sy md the 21a:,i;e .,5.c-eI, i,1cc t,s Tonic
Gzd Pia CO. rc .u-cl in neatly cscsy o1-c 0. cen
sG 'p.ion. : i.zl. tc1cl ll:cl Of u, .;CA.TE:.D
TONIC aiIt!rcs c. :5as b,-e, tIe MAa;.cAEG
!lLL5 VII clr. a-y or. ial-.- c. o. drf,e1sa.
ps. .,Jz>c: r-aI.cI Fro c-s'oaa. v's.tl IN Sav
Nsrt H,s.ol, ra! =: hi- 3l.c..- O--c IN rAil-5c,-
r'i.2 cv--' wc,.. 60 "a = UaIc-, c. c-- pee. CT
hl liaul. - C. c9---H1 -. .og 49, -. icr Wiz
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iea'e 5a-s-~e, '~l.c7 p4--aF IL. IL :v7o !..se-
ncs15 oi tls Decor o-c when T., g., ID: e.agc {,
C5a.IIa on and &c o:A-. =, .s ao;y IL ~ i-..c:
h,a..'., e., ca the t'cvrraraolt sta-"-.
sad D. =. NrI-r.s:. md l-.'e:l. G-.co $50 P,-
lJt.c. 20 ts -a.--osca. hHIet;crs io- s4y.co
shJd.d ie ailrc7=cI . Ds. Gai=>cE'j P-iaci.-i
0.--c. ". Il S--.a ..a S;-c,; Fl.Gtepaa, p
Genera; Wac.,Hac A-ca.s. u.alat Es.les {; Co,
=. Y; ;. $. H-ncc U4t@o.r Nj; Joha D.
ra.S,. Ciac.anAt;, oLio: walker & Tsy!sr, CA-
csso, Ill. Co..as tgos., :. Louis. 10.
ti.s ". e. me. II.
Jan -, 1861.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-06

UALUABLE MILL PROPERTY At pRI-
Y VATE SALE-The undersigned offers
al rrivatc sale his Mill Property, situated in
McCoysvillc, Tuscarora township, j!,:.iata
county. The Mill is a large Frame Building,
running two sets of Bars, with Bolts, Ele-
v.tors, Sc. necessary for DONG 4 large
Country or Me- chant business. In connec-
-<Sn with the Mil viii be sold 4 good Dwell
ing House and Stable with all necessary
modern improvements Terms easy.
Persons wishing to sac the property viii
call at the residence Of the subscriber IN
McCyosvile, Juniata county.
Jupe 2U-tf. WM. HACkETT.
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=. FPANK.

rrAxK. BIS. COOK. u "oUCEHA3
nG0NEY SAVED Is NONE. EAHN1D.-
Iy} And that can be done 70 PERFECTION hy
bnving your goods Of the new drm in Pa'ter-
sen Tier stock consists in part @, lTy
Goods. Hats and Caps. Fancy Goods, YANKEES
Notions. large and superior stock Of i'3ofs
and Shoes. Groceries, SAT-, Fish. Cheese, Sc.,
Dried and Came. Fruits in great variety,
Hardware. Uuecusware. Wo0@enFaTe. Our
,'eck wa: purchased in eastern cities al re-
duecd PRICES, and We are confident We eaa
make il to the interest Of cur customers and
the cccds- buying public 10 give rs Tie first
call before maxim. tEeif purchases.
N.B.-We haze the llrg"; stock. greatest
variety ana best styles il 'he county.
U;ghest marie; price Pc. for country pro-
.d,a. FRANZ, cO0E & co.
Patterson, July !, loj5-t.
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PREMIUMS 70 CLCDS

To any person sending us So for One Hun
dred Subscriptions, We viii give one Of
Singers first class Family S .mins Machines.
Bronze and Black Walnut.
To any person seadinc SIP 81 for Fifty Sub
scriptiors, we wiI give q complete set cf
Charles bic;ins Works, pub, shed BY 2 g.
Peterson & Brothers il c. .rh;cen large dU-
odiciE.o volumes. cloth.
To any person sending S5e:25 for Twenty
Ave Subscriptions, We will give a Pto:o-
graph Alb1rl for Oae Hundred Pictures ct
set of Dickens Works, /. 3. Feterscn's
edition Publishers price, SO.
For every Club Of Ten, an extra cory CT tAa
paper Will b. given. Address,
JOHN ". FJRNEE,
Liitor a,.I Prorri-t-..
jan 93, lSG7-lt. r!.ladeiEhia, PC.
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j. N. TODD, adrertises in another
column, ory's Clothes Washer aud
Universal C!arhes Nringer. These are
the best articles oi the sud ever offered
to the public Read the recommendations
Of Messrs Balentne AMI Mickey.
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REMovED.-NeXt week the
SENTINEL OFFICE will be re-
moved to the room above n. f.
Littlefilds Tin Shop. on Bridge
street, three doors East Of the
Bank.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-06

z AMPS FER TIL N!LLi0N.-Anorher
] . .-rsa. Invention Lamps for everyone.
No Wick. No Shade, 10 Smoke, No Chimney.
No smell, No Explosion. Gcaranteed against
Explosion.
The Liuui, used in our Lamps. generates
its own gas. and i Thirty Per cent CHEAPER
than Coal Oh.
Our cans are also Non-Explosive, aid
should be used tor all explosive fluids.
County rights .or sale.
cali a1d have n; explained At the Ware
rooms Of the Patent Gasoline Safiy Lamr 'Hi
Can Company, No Ilj North SeeoH.. a..
above Arch. ,.....
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lispo, 4 %, .ny goods a, very reasonable prices
and vouii therefore SOLICIT call from ny
friends Of Imaata comfy and vicinity.
Remember the Name Number and Street
JOHN fANIiNA. No. 1is Arch street, ahoTe
7,A. sourh side, lhiiada
Ix5~! have no Partner, nor connection
with amy o:her Store in Philadelphia.
Oct. MIN.
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EHLARGED-rhe Altoona TrihHae cones
to Us this week enlarged aud dressed in
an entire new suit oi type. II is now one
.. the ueaie>t aud best papers published
between ,his aud p,t;sburg. Its ST..
+: li;or, Z B McCrum; WIS at one time
L iitor Of the Sentinel The enlargement
ot hi> paper, in the rage o: hish prices,
j, evidence Of his prosperity. We
wish him continued success.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-06

nG,ALISTERSVlLLE TIN SIpP.-rb'
M undcrs laed has established himself Ia
Nlc,listersyille liz the Timing ""s'ne'N---
Persons wanting anything in hls line Sho",
call before purchasing elsewhere rs ~ -
prepared % manItactrre all Kinds o' I'm 'u.-
Sheet Iron Ware, and 10 sci! - !oN h' 'hf'
ean be purchased elsewhere. Hi- '.d cu9''-
mers ami the pubic generally as; re- So
,.ri;.,n IA busines, t. lcses5e soar" rt Pa
r4ndco. ,-,.,,.
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REGISTERED LErrEns.--The new reg

REGISTERED LETTEES.--The new reg
ulations regarding registered letters which
are 10 90 into effect as soon As the instiuc-
lions and blanks can be forwarded to the
several post Offices, pro"ile 'ha, registered
letters are never to be sent '.direc,r if a
distributing oifice is located anywhere be
tween the place of mailing them and rhir
destination. They are also to be always
enclosed in the "reei>tered package en-.
ve.ope," furnished hy the Department 10
all post "liice>. Every person connected
with Ike service through whose hands
registered package envelope 'haIl pas
IN transmission, Is required TO make
.ccurd ui the number. a.. of the same
IN book or bauk sheet provided inr
,..at purp,lSe and also to tiNe receipt
tor it from the person to whom he dalv
ers it, Ia all cases where it is practicable
The ?osiace aud fees Cor regi.teved let
tsrs must be PIE laid by stamps
TnE beautiful Princess OF Denmark
aud he y .ung Czlrewi,cn OF Rn>>;a
Eminent Ameriu.u Divines, inciudiu.
'he Rever, nd Doctors Stevens. Thomson
Dnb;n NcClin;ock. Morris, James, Simp
~, Whelnu, Ames Mast. Elliott and
Haven; also, Hon j. N Howard, Capt.
+, B. Ward. and keri keIi, an Austria
Ian Cann.bal Your LIsene,S, by Rev.
DR.. Weston; SeIf-governmen,: Pope's
Essay on Man, etc. in February number
Ptreaoloy,coi JownaL On!y 20 cents.
or s. year. Address Fowler x
WELLS, $50 Eroaiway, New York.
REGISTER OF SALES.-Thc fol.
lowing is list Of Sales foy which Hand
bills have been printed at this Office
Persons getting Bills printed at the SEN
riNEL ulicc w.ii have their sales noticed
under this head, til day Of sale, free Of
charge.
David G:ngrich, Walker township. viii sell
- large stock Of farHing implements and
hous choli goods, on Tu unsiay, Feb. 10, 1857.
Patterson Alexander. Turbett township. Will
sell valuable household furniture on Thurs
day. Feb, IS, iS67.
Joseph Nc Cleliand. Spruce Hin township.
Will sci! real estate and personal property on
Wednesday, Feb. -. 1867
Jacob Auker. Fa>etic township. will sell
personal property on February, l3th 1861.
Joseph Ilarncr, Delaware tow nship. viii
sell personal properly on February l5jA 1871.
Lydia Gu! er. delaware township. will SCH
valuable household furr;t,re and large stock
of farming utensils op Tuesd ~, February -,
!sC7
Michael MaGger, Spruce HI towpship,
will sell personal property on Tuesday, Marei
5ih. 1867.
wihiap Kaufman. Fermannah township,
will sell personal property on Thursday. Feb
aSrh. 1861.
Joseph q. Funk, Fermannah township. wi
sell personal rroEariy gu Monday. rebruar.
25,h, 1851.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-06
NEW FAMILY
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flNNE superior merits Of the .'Sirgtr' Ma
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OUR NEW FAMILY MACiIINES~
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