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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-09

4 DMIEIS1EATOES SALE.-The u1l-r
1 L signed. Administrator OF joseph kur;x.
late OF Delaware township. Juniata COUNTY.
Pa, deed, viii offer for sale on the premises.
on Tuesday, January 49, SG7, the following
described Real Estate, to vii.
The undivided oHc-half Of tract or Land
situated in above named township, adjoining
lands of Benjamin Elders, George Parfc; ard
others, containing lU5 Aeros. Eore or less,
known as the McEiroy tract
ALso--At the same time and place, the un-
divided oneh half Of another tract Of Land
situated in Monroe township. adjoining the
above tract, bounded by Abraham Page ard
others, containing iC5 Acres, more or lass,
with aDpurteuanccs.
The remaining undivided one-half Of each
of the above named tracts OF land will be sold
ut the same time and place, By the uudersign-
ed as Assignee Of John Erect.
The above farms arc under excellent culti-
vation with Dwelling Houses, Barns and 9TH
er necessary out-buildings thereon erected,
with running water and choice fruit on each.
TERms.-One-fourth Of the purchase money
to be paid on confirmation OF sale, inciudiu (
FIVE per cent. to be paid when the property i.
struck down; one-fourth en- the Isl day Of
April, 1867, when possession will be given,
the remainder, with interest, on the lst day
Of April, 1868. SAMUEL LEONARD.
Dec. 5, lSj6-ts.
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TIE ORGANIZATION CF THE Leg
ESEATURE,

Ga Tuesday of last week the Senate
and House organized. In the formcr,
Louis w. Hall was elected Speaker over
George 3 Schell, by vote Of - to y.
George W. lIammers!ey was elected chief
clerk.
In the House, JOHN ?. Glass, of Ale
gheny, was elected Speaker, and A. W.
Benedict, of Huntingdon, chief clerk.
During the week but little business is
done, beyond the presentation of local
bills. The standing committccs will be
announced re1t week.
Ga the 2nd inst, the Republican mem
bcrs Of the Legislature held caucus
meeting to nominate State Treasurer,
and VIM. ID. Kemble was unanimously
nominated. VIM. Duffy, of Philalelphia,
and Wm. Hamilton, of Lancaster, were
nominated, but Withdrew before the elec
ton. The caucus decided to nominate ;
candidate for United States Senator OF
the evening OF January 10, and this de
cision of course settles the question non
being considered By committees u the
two Houses as to the lcga! day on which
the election will be held. It will be helC
on January j., the same day as tie Gov
erncr's Inauguration.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-09

= NATIONAL MIITIA-A bill has
been introduced into Congress to organize
the militia of the country, and to form a
National Guard. The latter, it is pro-
posed, sha!! be composed of two regiments
Of infantry in every State and Territory.
This provision, according to present cir
cumstances, would give a total of ninety
regiments, of, We presume, one thousand
men each. The plan will 60 to the Mill
tarY Committee, which may propose some
other scheme Congress has power to or
ganize sationA militia, and some move.
msns in that direction Is needed.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-09

NALUABLE PROPERTY At PRIVATE
' SAFE The undersigned, residing in n'i
aware township. Juni.i:. ccun'y. offers {,
sale his Farm. situate in SAID township iso
aud half mites frorl ThHmpsontown, adjcin-
ing lands of birIm's Heirs. I'ayid Carver and
o;h-rs. continuing lUl acres hsr,:Ir thereon
erected Il Bank Barn - Z ST. feet. good pvol-
ing House, with 81 necessary out buildings.
About y acres is cleared and uuier good
cl'tiyation-rhe balance wei! timberei. TLa
land is limestone with quarry ard kiln on
piGcr, with stream of water running through
the farm. Tcgr.s-easy.
august |. 1SGU-tf c. c. SHELLY
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GOAL AND LUMBER YtgD-The uris--
- sihaei be-s leave - inform tao pubic
t,.at he Keeps constantly on hsnd g large SIa~h
Of Coal and Lumber lis stock embraces il
part Stove Coal, Smith Coal nni Lime blr-
nels Coal at the l5veet c@et f9.cs.
Lumber of Al. kinds ard qu,.ii,y, such Us
Nh.te Pine PlsnS, two iaches. 10 y |A;,a
Pine loarls, il.ca, do ore.ia'f Inch Th.ic
Zine worked Flooring, Hci-i9ck Ro.sIe,
Scaat.-c. Joice. Roofing Ia'b, Pls.5s,in.5
Latin, Shingles, Stripping, $a-h sd Beers.
Coal and Luuter dei;vyr9,, u -aar; Es:i'e.
Persons On the East side cf ;Se Rir,s c-H =
furnished viii I.iuehurne-z Goal, 60. ;r..p
The Goa! yard at Fysoa- Lcch
aug l5-ly GEORGE C3S'jE-'.
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VTALUAUL: NILL PROPERTY AT ri,I-
' VAIh SALE.-1he undersigned ci-ers
at Pirate sac his Hi.. Property, situated IL
McCogsYiiic, Tgsearora township, jt-'atn
county. The 2(i.. IS lare, Frame building.
running two sets of Burr. T,sa Eo's. lie
vators, SC, necessary fnr DOING e large
Country q. Merchant business. Ia cornec-
ton with the NH viii be soil good pvoH-
lag Huuse aal Stable with all necessary
modern improvements. Terms ea-y.
Persons Wishing 70 see tie property will
call at the residence OF the subscriber in
McCyosyilc, Juliata county.
June 23-tf WM. HACEETT.
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NEW STGRE....."NEW GOODS

THE undersigned announce TO the citizens
L of Beaic township that they have just
returned from the city with large stock OF
Merchandise, which they are opening in Dear
ing'5 Lew store room in IUEEstown. ear
stock consists of Dry Goods. Groceries Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Queens ware, Hard
ware, &c, with general ass ort4'ent OF Yan
kce notions. Salt, Coal Oil, SC, with every
thing usually kept in n country store Our
motto is '.Quick sales and small profi,s.'-
Please call soon aud examine our new goods
nov Il, lsGG-tfj DEARING & ELL.
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TEFSn ARRIVAL Of GOODS.-J. 3. n.
Z Topn has jus: received large assortment
Of Fall Goods, which he is selling at reduced
prices:
Prints from - TO ore.
Best Domestic Ginghams % 20 Sic.
Brown Muslin yd vide, - to 29c.
:" wide ~ to 2jc
Cassinet:s from &c 10 81 %
\ large sssoE. nent OF furs and NaGs at
city Prices.
Best syrup at 3lc per quart.
Brown Sugar l24 TO Ice.
y large assortment of Blankets. 3, 80 to
s., so.
White do. i0-4. st 3, 80 to $3.50.
Also, u large assortment Of Ioots Of the best
quality AZ from $, 80, $500 to 500
Also, a large assortment oi Lauies Gaitors
at reduced prices.
The above prices aTe for Cash or Country
produce. The following orices vii he ptit
:or marketing: Butter SOC per ID. Eggs -.
per dozen-cash.
J. i. NJ TODD,
may 2,-tf. Patterson, ia.
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NTJTiCE.-The public are hereby notified
- t.2t / have this day purchased from
Lcrn1el Z. Bealc. Of Hea,e township. Juuiaia
county, Pa, tie following properly, to vii
nine head Of Horses. two Sia-e Wagons. ne
Band Wagon, three Spring Wagons, one Top
Buggy. three s}eds, eleven scjts Harness AMI
one Cow Al persons are warned not 60 Pur-
chase or in any way Interfere viii. ihc same.
as haze LEFT the rrors-iy in the Gaze 4 l..
L. Dcale to Use till c.. l,d or.
N.EAISET BEAI.E.
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g1ARM At PRIVATE SALE.-The under
I signed offers at private sale his farm ST.
uatcd in Delaware township. iunia'a County,
Pa, about three miles cast OF Thompsoat,vn.
containing 2SJ acres, about 3VJ acres Of vhicjI
arc cleared and in 4 good state Of cplrivatiop,
the remainder well set with choice timber.
having thereon erected q large StoEe Mansion.
Tenant House. large Bank Barn. and other
necessary out-huiilines. with I .aver- ta!;u;
spring Of wafer coavenieat 10 the house
he and is well watered. TIE above laui
..i}l be sold in whole or in Parcels to ,ri; rrr-
chascrs. Persons desiring to purchase The
property Can DO 90 ~ calling on
JOHN ?. THOMPSON.
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gse- TIE JUNLATA SENTIN Ell ~psa
has the LGygest Circulation Of any paper pub-
lished in this County. 1t is therefore the
best a1ceTtisiRy medium. II is a Paper, truly
loyal. ably conducted, first class LOcalst.
ami we'll worthy of the patronage of every
loyal citizen in the County.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-09
HOOP SKIRTS,

HOPKIN'S s'0WN MAKE" NEW FALL
IL SryLEs-Arc in every respect irst clasa,
and embrace complete assor; ;Eent ior Ladies,
Kisses, and Children, o: the Newest Styles,
every length and size of waist.
Our Skirts, wherever known, are more uni
rcrsaliy popular than any others ha!o~c the
pubiic. They retain llcir shape better, are
lighter, more elastic, more durable, rud really
cheaper than any Dthar Hoop SKIRT in the
market. The springs a'Ii i..-'euiag> ARE war
rauted perfect. Every 'ely shot'l Try 'hcm I.
They are now being extensively sod " i..er-
chants, throughout the country, ana .t"aole-
sale and retail at Manu.aoury and Sale
Room, 30. G2S Arch street, hel,w 7.i, T!:i. r.
ASK ior HOPKINS ''Own Mae, buy no
other.
CaUTIoS.-Nore genuine unless S'empo3
on each hid Fa'i-".loPkin's Hocp -Air,
Manuiactory, No. G-o Arch Street. lL.le'd." "
Terms Net Cash. One Price Uniy.
Sept ., lS6G-im
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Nov. %, l8GG-tR.

I UDITOR'S NOTiCE-The unlersicnei
\ having been aqPoiltyL Auiitor, by the
Court of common Pleas. Of JIEi.ta co"'ty,
Pa, to distribute the as-ests in the harls of
EHau Benuer, as-icnce Of tie late firm Of
Sellers and DctricA 10 alI among the ereiir.
c.s of the said hrIn or partnership, will inset
the parties interested at his Office, in Mit.iin-
toRu, Pa, Oh Thursday, the 2ith day Of jar
uary. 1861, at lO O'clock, y. NJ, OF saii day,
when and where al persons interested VIII
present their counts.
Ieft-atdl JEREMIAH LYONS
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/. i'AhISTEESIILLE TIN SHOP.-The
y undersigned has established himself III
McAIistcrsyilie in the Timing Business
Persons wanting anything in Lis line sEouIl
call before purchasing elsewhere. as he iS
prepared - manufacture all kinds of Tin and
Nhc-t Iron Ware, and to sell g5 low rs they
can be purchased elsewhere. HIS old eusto-
mcrs and the pubic generally are respect
fully invited to call, as he hopes 10y strict Al
teution TO business to deserve sLarl OF pat
ronaEn.
Get II, 1s56-tf.l JACOB G. TIEEl.
: LARGE and well selected stock Of GR
- CEBlES, comprising Ham, Shoulder, l.
con, Ic5s Pork, Flour Spices, &c. Sc at
stL0UEF, FHOW i P4RkEhS
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AsG Embellishments.

ELECTION.-The I annual election for Off
IL GERS Of the Juniata Agricultural Society.
will be held at the store of Kepner & Wbar-
ton, in the borough Of Perrysv;lle, on Friday
January llth 1867, between the hours Of
and 4 o'clock II.
Jan. 2-2t. q. ". JACOBS, Seoy.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHAR
1NTER.-Notice ia hereby given that SAM
uel Buck. Ezra 7. Ii,zeil, Orlando 0. Mathers
David Wilson, John NJ. Thompson and j. b.
Okeson, have made application for = Charter
for an Academy or Seminary, under the title
of the Airy View Academy; and that the
same viii be presented TO the Court at the
February Term. jan. 2-tc.
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A DMINISTRAToR.s NOTICE.-Nor;,

4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-No'ice is
II hereby given that Letters of Admins;ra
ton on the estate OF John Sieher. dcoi late
Of Fayctte township, Juniata county Penn q,
have been granted TO the undersigned residing
in the above named township. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
will III Ike Immediate payment p:I those hav-
ing claims will present them duly autLcuti-
Gated for settlement
Dec. II, l95G-Gt.* J. s. SIEBEG, Adm'r.
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RGIFFLIN COACHS WAG0E MANUFtC-
w tory.-Wc the undersigned beg leave 20
inform our customers and friends in this -
adjoining counties. that We have enlarged o;;r
shop. and hy the addition of Steam Power,
are prepared to DO work at the shortest pos i
bic notice.
We are constantly rGErr.c. ring en1 mq'o
to order every descri2ii-a of Ccecles, Gar
r;ages, Bugeies. Sl.,hils Wagons, Sc. also
Family and Yo.k cutter sl-i-hs. |e are ia
prepared to manufacture Road Wagous-tgan
one TO four horse.
Having been working . the business ror
number e years ourselves. and cap'uyi.C
naue aut t. best of v.rkiaen. W fs'tar
,ar-..vrs tt4r our work eauuo; be surpassed
for uea;ness and durability; il th.s ct 81
joining counties.
We always keep on hand froIa tFa1.ty 70
thirty set, of best second growih, Je-sey
Hickory Spoi,sa. IN order to make d,rsbic
wheels IND viii warrant cur work for any
reasonable TINE.
Slesas and Guggio4 re painted with nea,-
ness uuI jeIatch. Al Other repairing hca-g
ar light " I'D receive strict attention. Coa,e
ual examine cur stock AM WORK before ru--
chasing elsewhere. Don't f3-get Ike raiae,
HEiFFLEFINGEB ( CGISWFLL,
Corner of the Pike !: Cc,ias Spring read
June 27-tf.
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A New. EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL IN,
HoNoLULU.-On the 9Th Of March
last, King Kamahameha V laid the
ofnef-stone of church fory the
sEpise eoPal Mission in Honolulu:
. Among those who attended were the
E.dowager Queen Emma, the members
OF the 6pyernment, the nobility, tie
yepfe entatiyes of Great Britain and
of thus country, and the royal troops.
|. Tie new church is consecrated to
the nremoy of the late King.
! On Saturday last, Mr.. Thomas
Nowland, of CharlevoiX, Michigan,
was chopping wood, and his wife
and daughter, aged eighteen months,
were standing near. The child, un-
: perceived by either parent; crawled
to the log on which the father was
chopping. and, getting beneath the
axe, received the descending blow on
the head, killing it instantly.
Lawrence Mcdonald, q Waterbury
Conn. Fenian, who was captured
in The Fenian raid, and afterwards
released by the British authorities,
has just been sentenced to seven
years Ill the Connecticut State Pri-
son. for assaulting John Oxley, Of
Waterbury, and robbing him of
S400.
A Hnnoycrian plot for the assassin
alton of the King of Prussia and
Count Bismarck has been discovered,
and several 'notable personages"
have been arrested in Berlin, charged
with being engaged in it. Numerous
arrests have also been made in Han
over.
Houston can boast OF negro de-
batting society of rather exclusive
prctensions. AT recent meeting
the sable orators unanimously 'sro-
solved that all white men worth s., 900
and over should be considered as
equals and treated with every consi-
tler,tion.''
.'Blackbird OF Song is the term
applied by the London Era to Blind
Tom, who is again performing at st.
James Hall. His powers OF musical
imitation are pronounced ''snperhu-
man." D.
The windows of tho machinery
gallery OF the French Exhibition re-
qulred 10, 600 square meters OF class.
The remaining windows of the build
ING are tlledby 90, 600 square meters.
Tie Charleston papers announce
the death OF Robert Jordan, Esd. :,
ST, who accidentally fell against a
circular saw, IN the West Point. Mill.
on Saturday last.
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The -Eronautical Society recently
met in London, with the Duke OF
Argyle at its head. Experiments
are constantly making, and many
cling to the belief that travelling
through the air will be rs common
as on the sea. Some OF the best
men in England support the expert
ment and entertain the belief. Tie
Duke Of Sutherland has offered a re-
ward of flO0 to any one who, by
mechanical means, will fly to the
top of Stafford House.
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The BOoTH D1ARY-SUrPosED For
gerry. 1t appears to be difficult to
fathom the Booth mystery. The
publication of the Booth diary was
taken rs direct proof that Booth had
been hunted down, shot and privilv
buried; but now Il correspondent OF
the New York JIo,la boldly asserts
that the affecting diary is itself
forgery. According to the ideo of
this correspondent, il was written for
Detective Baker l,y some newspaper
correspondent, for 1t is absurd to,
suppose that the real Bo5e' world
have written such II thing This is
sustained by excellent circuinstantial
evidence. Riding sixty miles that
night, after the assassination, when
he had broken his leg jumping oil
the stage at the theatre, and the
'brokcn bone tearing his flesh at
every jump" can hardly be called n
very probable story. even after all
the circumstances of danger are
taken into consideration; and that
then lie should have stopped, not to
have his leg spintcd and banlagcd,
but TO see what the newspapers said
aboat him, and to make entries into
his diary, is, to say the very least,
passing strange. Now, We see that
"Gcneral' Baker says Mrs. Surratt
confessed to him cher complicitv
with the conspirotorS, so far rs the
intended abduction was concerned,
but affirmed that she reluctantly
yielded to the urging of Booth in
aiding the plot Of assassination. 3"
The New York Times very peril
nently asks why he did not testify to
this fact on the trial of Mrs. Surratt.
What became Of the handsome dia-
mond pin which Booth wore? 1t has
never been seen. The statement that
Booth is still alive may be correct.
after all.
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The. annual report of the. .Associa-
tion for the Relief of Jewish Widows
and Orphans of New Orleans shows
that Fhc association is eutD debt,
and has asreserved fund in7ested of
S13, ,O52. .S3E cash in hand, 50, 262. S5;
cQlleetable Edues. .AS6, 615, and build
ings aand timprovements paid for,
valued at S23, l75.70:A Number of in
mates, 54
The Waco Register, of the 11th,
says that the freedmens church in
that city fell in upon the colored
worshippers, and injured number
of them seriously. The house was
new one, which the freedmen had
just built themselves. White folks
1t appears from official documents
that in 1864 there were in France
i'll every 10000 marriages no fewer
than 1G7 between relatives. The
proportion has been constantly in
creasing since 1861, when it was only
129 in 10000.
1t is stated in q despatch from
Montreal that Mr.. Davis has pur-
chased the McGiyerin estate, at st.
Catherine, for summer residence.
A general convention of the Chris
tian associations in the United States
and British Provinces will meet in
Montreal, June ID.
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THREE THOUSAND CUSTOMERS. =
Merchants and those engaged in
other pursuits, who desire that their
goods OF their business services
should be daily brought to the attcn-
ton of three or four thousand read
crs, ought to advertise in the PAonic,
which circulates in every District IL
the State, and more especially in
those which have constant communi-
cation with Columbia. This is worth
thinking about.
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TELEGRAPuc DISPATCHES. The
Ph'enic and Giea,.e,' are the only
papers in the State, outside of the
city of Charleston, that receive and
pnblish the latest telegraphic de-
spatches, market reports, utc.-Ame-
rican and European. Recollcct, also,
that the news in these publications. is
furnished throughout the upper Dis
tricts twentyfour honrs ahead of the
Charleston papers. The subscription
to the daily is IS year; tri-weekly
), and weekly 50.
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y Frenchman has invented Il gun
which is to be fred by electricity.
Two electric batteries are enclosed
i'll the stock, the conducting wires
from which emerge at the surface
near the breach. BY n simple ar
rnngcmcnt they can be connected
at pleasure with platinum wire
enclosed within the charge which is
iguited.
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COLUMBIA:
Wednesday Morning, Nay 20, 1897
= Reconstruction.2

ave present to our .readefss this
morning. the opiniontof AttorneyS
General Stanberry. It>is an able and
elaborate argument, coyesing many
Of the points involved Anotherdsi ,
cision was announced in$ctfe of our
Northern exchanges rs to the rights,
powers and duties of tic Command
ing General, which is reserved for
the present. As these opinions affect
every voter of the State, we trust
they will be extensively read and
pondered. Our space forbils COM
ment, even if any were necessary.
We agree with the Wilmington
J'm7,eI, that. so far as the legal abili-
ties of the Attorney General are dis
played in this opinion, we regard the
paper submitted us coming fully up
to the distinguished reputation of its
author, but rs clear explanation of
the rights and duties of tho citizen,
under the operation of the law, we
must think it to be wanting in many
respects. We trust, however, in imi-
tation Of Congress, the law officer of
the Government will soon give us n
supplementary opinion, ..embracing
those points not touched in the pre-
sent one.
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In entering upon the third week of his
popular clearing sales, Mr.. r. G. Shiver
intends Offering some wonders in all styles
of Embroidered Goods The favor and
popularity OF the clearing move induces
him to continue to dispense the great bar.
gains as heretofore
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ga MAP OF Busy LIFE"-A VALrA-
BILE ANNUAL ATLAs.-No one, who
resides within reach of daily mail,
should fail to subscribe for the PAo,-
nic. On the various railroads con-
centrating in this city, it furnishes
to subscribers the latest news by tele-
graph and mail from all parts of the
United States and Europe, including
full market reports from the princi-
pal cities. Those whose mail facili-
ties are restricted should subscribe
for that excellent family paper, the
Cleaner, containing eight pages
forty-eisht columns-of reading mat
ter, i'll quarto form, suitable for bind
ing. At the end OF the year, sub
scribers may have volume (or two,
if they prefer it,) which will be q
complete record of the events Of the
year, valuable for reference, us we'll
as an excellent literary collection Of
tales, sketches, &c.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR TIE CLEANER. In
stead of buying Hmper's Weekly and
other trashy and slanderous publica-
tons of the North, subscribe to the
Cleaner, which contains more read
ing matter, and of q far superior
quality, than any of them. The cx-
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convince the most skeptical of the
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will It delay; and another thing is
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you will have q volume to bind worth
ten times the subscription price.
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JoG PRISTISG. Tho Job Office OF
the Ph@nio is us complete rs any in
the South. II is furnished with new
fonts'of type of all descriptions and
Of the most modern styles. All work
executed promptly, with taste and
skill, and at reasonable rates.
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NEW wADvEETIsEMENTs.- Attention ls On /.
ed To the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the first
time:
Mrs. c. F.. RccI-Removal.
w. L. Walter-Auction This Day.
James Clendining-Soda Fountain.
Fisher Heinitsh- Queens Delight.
III. +. Nichols IL Co.-Union Ins. Co.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-29
Hair Dressing Saloon,

A LONZO REESE respectfully informs
~ his patrons that he has opened a
HAIR-DRESSING SALOON, OH Main
street. next door 10 tho Pollock House.
SHAVING, SHAMPOOING and HAIR
CUTTING promptly attended to.
May IS 1mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-29
RETURNED HOME.
LOW-PRICED SUGARS.
ED. SMTTH

HAS located in this city, and offers his
III PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to the
citizens. Re- Residence and office, corner
Lady and Sumter streets-former resi-
deuce Of John /. Gracey, Esq.
April % limo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-29

PosT OFFICE HoURs.-The office is
qpenss FROM s q. nj. dntil 81 p. m,
and from 6until 7 pm. The North
ern rnnil doses at 81 p. m., and all
othefmails close at SIP. m.