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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-04-10
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Coniaiajpy ncary Wrce Nundrcd Pages
and $50 fine Plates and Engravlngs of the
Anatomy Of the Human Organs in a state OF
Health anl Diseas, with Treaties on Early
Errors, its dellorable Consequences upon the
Mind anu EoIy, with the authors plan OF
treaimtut-t.e only rational and successful
mode Of cure, as SHOWN by the report Of
cases treated. \ truthful adviser to the
,r,arr;v,i. aud those contemplating marriage.
who entertain doubts Of theer physical coa-
dition. Sent :rce Of postage, TO any address
on receipt of 70 cents in stamps or postage
carcncy, by addressing
DR.. Ia GROIN,
No. 81 Maiden LGne, Aljaay, v. J.
The author may be consulted upon any Of
the Diseases upon which his book treats, either
personally O. by mai, and medicines sent TO
any part Of TIE world Tian 2-Gm
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-04-10

REMoyED.-Dr. ID. NJ Crawford has
emoved his off from the brick dwell
ing in from. Of the Lutheran Parsonage
TO the Office formerly occupied by himself
and DR.. Leisht. The Dr. can lie found
at his office at all hours un!esS pro!essionly
engaged His residence is on Third st.
near the Methodist Church.
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WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.

MADANE REMIN6ToN, tho worll-reuowncd
Astrclogist and Somnamtuiistic Clairyoyant
while IN a clairyoyant state, delineates the
very features of the person you are to marry,
and ny the aid of an instrument of intense
power, known as the Psychomotrope, guaran-
tees TO produce perfect ami life like picture
OF ,he future husband or wife of the appIi-
cant, with date of marriagr, occupation, lead
ing traits of character &c. This is no impo-
siton as testimonials without number can as
sart BY stating place of birth, age, disposi-
ton. color of eyes and hair, aud enclosing
fifty ccnts, and stamped envelope addressed
to yourself, you will receive the picture by
return mail together with desired informa-
ton.
ESA= dircss in confidence. Madame Ger
trude Remington, L. o. Box 30. West Troy.
n. Y. feb -. ls67-ly.
4 GREAT DIscovERy.-Oue or the greatest
L A and most useful discoveries in medical
science was male by the celebrated Dr. J.
Dumas, of Paris, Chief Physician to the In.
perial infrmity of France. in 1851 Those
who have been afflicted with the painful dis
case known as the Pills. aud efIeciuAly cured
by the use Of Or. J. DUaAs' FHEytH PILE
SALvE, cannot sIeak toe highly of ,ie bene-
fits conferred upon them by the use Of ,ae
certain remedy. 1t has never bc-a known to
fail IN etieeiing permancn, cu.e in a single
ease: In this respect it surpesscs all other
medicines Of the Kind. II VII do just what
il is recommended for; if rJt the money will
he refunded. One or TWO boxes is sufficient
10 effect permanent cu.e IN four or six days,
if the directions on the boxes arc followed
Plice one and two dotars per box, according
to size. Sent by Major Express To any part Of
the United States u Canada. Sold by Drug
gists generally liberal discount made TO
the trade. Actress d. S. DUNnNN & Co.,
Wil.iamspors, Pa. sole rropretors anl Man
ufac for the United States and Canada.
dec. $50.
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G.50o.oo REWARD will be paid in greenbacks
~ to any person who mas used Dr. Durnan's
Pic 5alye according to directions and has
not been cured. Address u. s. Durham &
Co. Williamsport, Pa.
dec. D Sc
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-04-10

ERESn ARRIVAL OF GOODS. E. II.
I ToDD has just receiveda large assortment
Of Fall Goods, which lie is selling a. reduced
prices:
Prints fran - to 23c.
Best Domestic Ginshams % 10 Sic
Brown Muslin I'd vide, u to zoe.
- ! =. vile % TO 2jc
Cassinctts from 62c to 81 90
y large assortment Of Furs and Nufs AZ
city priccs.
Best syrup at Sic per quart
Brown Sugar -! to l1c.
4 large assortment Of Blankets. $3.50 t,
$3.50.
White do. .0.i, at s., 80 to $50.
Also, large assortment Of Boots Of the best
quality at from $3.50, $500 to $3.50.
Also, large assortment of LaIics Glitc-s
3. reduced prices.
The above prices are ror Cash or Country
produce. The following .rices viii be paid
:or marketing: Eattcr 3J3 per 10. Egrs DC.
PER dozcn-c.zL. j. g. ". TODD,
may TT. Patterson, Ia.
J. FRAME. E.s. COCK. D. ncrqavay
1T0NEr SAVED IS MONEY EARNED
w And that can be done to nrrfec:ion ~
bnyin- your goods Of lie new firm IN Pafser-
sen. Their stock consists in part Of Dry
Goods, Hats @@l Carz, Fancy Goods, Yankc.
Notions, large and superior stock OF Boots
and Shoes, Groceries, SAT-, Fish, Cheese, Ne,
Dried and Canned Fruits in great var.s.v.
Hardware, CUeoEswarc, Woodcuvarc. Olr
stock vas purchased in eastern cities at re
ductI prices, and we are caa.d,rt &c can
make it TO the interest of our Customers and
the goods-buyiug public to give Us the first
call before making their purchases.
\ l. We hc+, Tho iorreSt StccI- ,-r,-,oe,
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AccIpENT-On S,;urlay aftcrnoo n
last son OF Nr. y. o. Magruder, of
Walker township, aged about f.c year.
while carrying an axe that had been re
Gently shagpened, trippcd On piece Of
carpet on the porch and fell, the axe
striking and cutting off the three front
fingers on the left hand. The wound
was dressed by DR.. lIamiin, and is doing
well.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-04-10

DISSCLufI0E OF PARTNERSHIP Tic
- partnership heretofore existing between
John VI. AMI ;n~s L. Thompson in the car
riagc making business. in r.rrysv.iIo. Jru.-
a'a county. Is this day lAIiil -, l,y.,| .!is-
so.vcd by mutu.! consent.
y. B.-Th- business VIII lie coz iuc. "a
tie future ~ lanes Il. Thompson. Persons
wanting anything in Ms line OF business viii
ID well 10 give Kim a call as al work VIII be
warranted to give entire sal. faction.
aar;l 3. lSC!-i;
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THANKsGIvING The Goth Of April
has been set apart by the Most Worthy
Grand Sire Of the Grand Lodge of |. o.
O. F., in the United States, TO be olserv-
ed by all Lodges a. a day Of prayer
and thanksgiving, .or :he favor Of God
and His protection during the war, and
especially for the preservation Of its un-
broken unity daring the trials ana per-
lis to which it has been exposed.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-04-10

PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE
P4 TTER S o =, P-f.
Opposite Miffiin S,a.i3G, Oh r,al'e Railroad

the undersigned would respectfully infora
his friends ami the public generally, iiirt he
has taken charge Of the above named house.
The house is large a2i councillors, ant
well ventilated, and is fitted up in single
rooms an! rooras for families, and is open day
and night. Persons vakenel fur airy train.
The best attendance given-terms as rc.soa-
able as the times Will admit.
I, ". MICKEY.
jan. soft. Owner AMI Proprietor
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Has ANYBODY A NICKEL PENNY OF
lS5S?-Thc Washington Star says there's
an active search for them, and that they
are considered worth twenty-five cents
each, because they haze Lceu almost
wholly Withdrawn from circulation, and
ill be very valuable by aud-by in com
/, .eting collections. Tie penny in qnes-
tion will be remembers ss bearing ou one
face the representation of I uondescrip,
brOken-baeked bird, s9FposeI to repre-
sent the American eagle
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- ~ II rI.,-,-z rI-- - c=57=-
80 Z 80. =. !! = . 49,

lNNSYLYAE!A RAiLEoAD.-UE iED
/ attc. SUNDAY, Nov. -, 1866, Passenger
Trains Will Leave NiEiin Station as follcus:
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Jks suaiatz Ssntiusl.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

EpNrspAf MORNING, April 10, 1861.
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ETEW TN SHOP. IN THOMPs0NTOWN.-
~ ! would respectfully inform the ei.i2ci.s
Of ThomT Tson;own and vicinity, that / have
ooeucd Tin and Shce: Iron establishment
and am prepared to accommodate the pubic
with TIN ana SHEET i9oE WARE, also, Stoves
d; the lowest cash prices.
Roofing and Spou;ing promptly attended to-
AL work made OF the best material.
WM. &. LCGAS,
TaJmpsoutown.
fell 20-G.n .iu.iata county. Pc.
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= ooTs and nlSHOLs.-IAe uuicrsigr- -,
y Cd. having purchased fso-4 WI. '=-.--i-E
L. bowers his Boot am Shoemaker SL,p ol
tie corner Of Main ani Bridge stgecre. isH...
prepared to accommodate a.. Who may favor
him with a call with
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-04-10

SILVER'S WASH POWDER.
Saves time labor, money. Makes washing
rastime and Monday festival. Sold every
where. Try it.
Address all orders 20 the Nanufa cturcs
ZIEGLER Il SMITH,
CHEMISTS & WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
137 North Third St., Phdodeiphjo.
nov II, 1S66-Iy.
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A DSIINISTRATORS NUTIJE.-Eet.c, is
"A hereby given that Letters @. Admins
;raticn on the Estate Of Francis SAirE, l.ic o.
Faycttc township. decd, have been @s.Ele,l
in due f0Til OF law to the undersigned. A-i
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those hay
ing claims against the same viii please pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settle
ment. JOHN ~. SAUcM Ada. =.
mar. I3-6t.1
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NOTICE TO PEw-uoLDERs AND OTH-
ERS.-The Church Council of the LII
theran Church of Miifiintown have found
it necessary, in order to pay the salary of
a new Pastor, TO raise tie prices of the
pews; therefore all the pew holders and
all Others that may want to rent pews are
requested to meet in the Church en- Mon
day, April 18th, 1867, at 10 O'Clock, \.
NJ, and express their willingness TO sus-
tain the Council, and for the purpose of
renting pews. After that lime the rent.
ing oi the remaining pews will be attend
cd to BY \. H. Weiima;, TO whom. the
pew rents are to be paid quarterly. p.
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ACCIDENT on THE RAILRoAD-On
last Thursday evening MIR. \ iiiam Ex-
tine, Of Patterson, was fatally Injured Iy
being thrown from a hand car. /; seems
that Mr.. Extine, in company with two or
three others. was returning from his work
on hand ear and while ia the act Of ad-
justing an oil can to keep it from filling
OF. Va caught by the crank OF leave. and
thrown in iroat Of The car which run on
10 him doubling him ~ under it and
causing internal injuries, frcm which he
died on Saturday night. His remains
wore inferred in the Presbyterian grave
] ol Sabbath evening.
AyorHER.-On Monday nigh, last all
sli man, name unknown, was run over
aud killed il tie Narrows above p.tter-
son, By one Of the trains passing along
lie had in his possession goose, picked
and cleaned ready for cooking, aud it is
s'i'f'scl he vas travelling aal f.ta.ias
- i,r gcg' .ivng
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laG.s PEEFy.E E1a TIE H.XDaE;;.. CIT
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EHESn ARRIVAL OF GOODS. E. II.
I To0D has just received large assortment
of Fall Goods, which lie is selling a: reduced
prices:
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

HAvERHrLL, Mass., Dec. %.
An attempt was msde at three o'clock this
70 rob ths Msrrimac National Bsnk,
the burglars having set FIRE to Paint Shop
to distract attention. Joseph Burnham,
town watchman, heard An explosion in the
Bank building, and, on entering the Bank,
was shot dead by the burglars, who escaped.
The lock Of the Bank had been shattered by
ganpowder.
ISDIAKAPoLIs, Dec. -.
The Democratic State Convention meets on
the 9Th of January. The State seems to be
arranged for Senator Hendricks as candi-
date for Governor, the purpose being to re-
elect him Senator. In case of the party 8
success the names of Wm. s. Holman, j.
NJ. Hanna and David Turpie. are used in
connection with the Lieutenant Goyernorship.
BUFFALO, Dec. %.
The funeral of the unrecognized dead took
place at the depot yesterday in the presence
Of at least 5000 persons. The bodies were
afterwards deposited in the vault at ST. Paul s
Church. Mr.. j d. Cook, OF Rochester. is
known to be one of the burned. Keys have
been found among the ashes of the burnt car
marked Y. Hubbard.
CLEVELAND, Dec %.
Hon. s. C. Hamilton, Republican member
of Congress from the Eighth district of Ohio,
was brutally murdered by his son in a fit OF
insanity Sunday forenoon, by being struck on
the head with an axe, at Marysville. Ohio.
Frenzied with blood the son returned to the
house and succeeded in infiicting severe
wounds upon younger brother before he
could be secured. He is now hopeless raw
ing maniac. Mr.. Hamilton had justreturned
from Washington.
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FROM RIO JANEIRO.

NEW York, Dec. 23
The steamer North American brings Rio
Janeiro dates to Nov. 25th. On the 2lst Of
October 2 900 Paraguayan cavalry, who sailed
from Humita TO pasture horses, were attacked
by .000 Brazilans, and though they fought
desperately they were routed, with loss of
SO dead and $50 prisoners, and were pursued
TO the intrenehnents of Humita. The victors
lost 175 killed and wounded.
On the 3Sth Lopes's cattle depot at Rim
code Los avagas, was stosmsd by the BRAZIL
ians, with a loss Of $50 men. The defenders
lost $50 men and 800 cattle.
On the first of November the Paraguayan
works at Sayi were assaied, and the garrison,
800 strong, routed, with a loss of 500 killed
and prisoners. The loss Of the victors was
only 80 killed.
! On the 90tb the Paraguayans in turn made
dash on the extremity of the allied line, at
| Turata, with $3.50 men, and captured three
! redoats. Baron Porto Allegro collected
| 5000 men together and disputed the Para
guayan advance, which was CALAMITY made
and finally repulsed. In the evening the ar.
rival of some cavalry, which charged the Par
aguayans, caused them to abandon the caps
tured redouts. and twenty Of their guns were
taken therein, and they were made 10 retreat
to their lines. The loss Of the allies was six
guns and l.lo0 killed and wounded. The
loss Of the paragua3ans was loo killed aud
prisoners. OF whom but los were prisoners.
The number Of wounded is unknown.
/ The small pox had killed 8. lG8 persons in
the province Of Mal;e Gtassee to September
%; 2,2oo died in the town Of Cuyala alone.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM THE SOUTH.

ATLANTA. Dec. %.
The Cony ention met this forenoon and i'm
mediately took recess till 0 clock this af-
ternoon, in order to give the Finance Cons
mttee an opportunity to negotiate loan to
pay the expenses of the Convention. The
afternoon session was exceedingly stormy.
The Finance Committee failed to secure the
loan, and reported an ordinance to author
ize further effort, which was defeated on
the ground that nothing could be done.
The report of the Commissioner sent to
Miliedgevlle to draw $40, 900 from the State
Treasury WAS received. 1t says he showed
the State Treasurer the ordinance Of the Con-
vention, with General Pope's authority and
decision endorsed, and that the Treasurer
said he must decline paying out any money
on such authority, being sworn to obey the
Constitution and the laws of Georgia, and
bonded only TO pay warrants signed by the
Governor.
| During the debate that ensued one delegate
said that the Treasurer had snubbed the Com
vention Another said he would to God the
Convention could snub Pope. The negro
Bradley said that the Sergeant at.Arms
should be sent with file of soldiers to bring
that impudent Treasurer to the bar of the
| Convention. Another said, what did they
bring US here for?
| Great and extreme indignation is expressed d
by the delegates, majority of whom have
not money enough to take them home. Hotels,
boarding houses, the Convention Printer, and
officials suffer severely.
The Convention has adjourned till the sth
Of January next.
| RICHMOND, Dec. %.
| General schofeld issued an order to-day
assigning Military Commissioners to Dis
triets whom the officers of the Fread,ner' :
Bureau have relieved As the Military Com
missioners will turn over the books the new
Commissioners are to act as superntendants
Of election in their districts
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. %.
In the Convention this forenoon, a resolu-
ton was offered by Mr. Bonezgnuer, eolored
directing the first Legislature convened after
the adoption of the Constitution. to ascertain
the entire Indebtedness of the State, and tc
inssue the bonds therefor at six per cent in
terest to run over forty years; and that taS
of two mills annually be levied for the re
demphon Of the same. The consideration O.
the resolution was postponed In the afternoon
| Mr.. Cooley received a certificate of the State
Treasury, to the etfectthat no funds had beer
deposited 10 the credit of the Convention
and he therefore moved a suspension of the
rules for the adoption Of his resolution repeal
ing the bond ordinance. The motion<to sus
pend was lost. The balance Of the session
until adjourned, was passed in discussing the
bond question, in the course of which O color
ed member said, when he reflected upon III,
bond scheme, be felt assured that the issue o
S3.000o00 IN bonds at eight per cent fol
which the State would receive but 500. 900
was an infamous swiude. The Convention
then ad journed until to morrow.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES,

LosDos. Dec. 28.-Fenianism still en-
crosses share Of public attention, though
the excitement caused by the recent outrages
has pretty much died ont. There il wide
spread and Increasing feeling favorable TO the
Amelioration Of the condition Of the Irish, as
the most effective means Of suppressinR E.e-
nianism. The TiHes strongly fsvora this
!de., and hopes and believes that the next
session Of Pafliamens will be occupied with
the consideration of Irish affairs.
CopEsHAGES, Dec. 23.-The question Of
the transfer Of the Danish West India
Islands to the United States will be submit.
the colonies ia January.
LONDON, Dec. 23-Evening. The regular
police force of the metropolis has been
largely increased.
Timothy Desmond and Jerry Allen, alleged
perpetrators Of the Clerkenwell explosion,
were brought before Magistrate to-day and
underwent a preliminary examination, at the
close of which they were remanded back to
jail.
RoME, Dec. 23.-The Pope in an allocution
congratulated his hearers on the defeat OF
Garihmldi, and the preservation Of the Holy
See from great danger.
PARIS, Dec 23.-The Governments OF
France and Italy have commenced negotia
tions for the abrogation OF tho September
Convention with the understanding that any
agreement they mayarrive at in the matter
shall be submitted to the approval of the
other Powers of Europe.
The Italian Parliament, by q recent vote,
refused to pay the interest on the debt Of the
! Provinces formerly belonging to the States
| Of the Church, which debt was assumed by
! Italy when these Provinces we're annexed.
| The French Government has sent a des.
patch to Florence protesting against the ac
tion of the Legislature.
| FLORENCE, Dec. 23.-The National Parlia
ment, WILL at an early day, vote to re-affirm
in solemn manner, its declaration that ths
| City of Rome belongs to Italy as the capita
| of the nation.
PANS, Dec. 23-Evening is rumoret
| that Ratazzi will resume the premiership 0
Italy and viii form new Cabinet hostile tt
| France,
| The French Government is seriously con
sidering the necessity of ordering the troop
Of the French expedition remaining at Civiu
| Fecchia to return to Rome.
/ NJ. Accottas and other members of Sc
cret political society, which held its meeting
in this city, have been sentenced to imprisop
| ment.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LoUIs, Dec. %.
On Friday three men went into Mr.. Orte.
geas house, in Madison county. Illinois, and
by intimidation robbed him of S40o IN money.
Deputy United States Marshal Morgan
shot and mortally wounded prisoner named
Hunt on Saturday. The prisoner, who was
under sentencefor passing counterfeit money,
was being conveyed to the Penitentary, and
attempted to escape by jumping off the cars
The Banking House OF fesson, DEMON & Co.
suspended to day. 1t is understood that d
large amount of their paper was protested il
New York
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,
SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Dec 9

SPRINGFIELD, H.. Dec. %.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company
have to-day paid into the State Treasury
S2s6, .o6, 1t being seven per cent on the
earnings for six months, ending the s1st Of
October.
A meeting of citizens Of foreign birth to
consider the rights of this class Of persons
in countries OF their nativity, was held
READING, Pa, Dec 23
Alocomotive exploded her boiler in the
lower depot here this forenoon killing Alber,
Cline, engineer, and John Schmakle, fireman.
The conductor and two brakesmen we're
thrown some distance, but escaped withoa,
material injury.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Dee 93 =
A. W. Wyman, assistant Cashier Of tile q,
S. Treasury resigned, to take effect the Is,
Of july next. He goes into the banking bus
mess at Omaha.
Gen. /. ". Sweeny, who was tried By court
martial and suspended from rank and pay for
six months, has had his sentence RENTED by
order of the President, and ordered to report
TO Gen. Pope for duty.
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FIRES.

FREEPoRT, H., Dec 90.
A FIRE on Saturday night in the millinery
rooms OF Mrs. Tillatson, resulted in dams
age By fire and water to about So, 500. A
stock of goods under the millinery rooms was
damaged by the water.
BosToS, Dec. %.
A small block Of stores on Essex street.
Salem, was destroyed by FIRE on Saturday
night. Loss estimated Mt $4,000
CHICAGO, Dec. 90.
fire at the corner of Archer and Went.
worth avenues this morning in a building
known Deist'a Hal, did damage to the amount
Of about $3.50.
PHlLAnEIpH1l, Dec. %.
The extensive works of the Camden Rolling
Mill Company, in Camden, New Jersey was
completely destroyed by FIRE this afternoon
Loss $4,000. Insured for $40, 900.
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Howe i Tyier....-.............. ..5s Main stree'
Duncan, Karlc & Co.........l40 142 Main street
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Latest News from washington.
Wall street Excited over Sher.
mans Financial Bill.
Terrible Fighting between Para
guayans and Brazilians,
Funeral AZ Buffalo Of tho Killed in the
Lake shore Disaster.
An ohio Congressman Muir
dered by his Son.
a Stormy Timo in the Gcorgia
Convention.
CAMDEN ROLLING MILLS DE.
sTROYED BY FIRE.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
Fenians Still EngrOsses the
English Mind.
POLICE FORCE BEING LARGELY
INCREASED.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1S3b
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CHEQuER AND BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
In Leather and rich Morocco bindings

thessm worry, Bone Woods anaR sizes
Cups--Bone, Leather goods
Ladies' Bill
for 1s6sA vi binding Holiday Trade.
Chrom Autographs, OnPaintngs, Coed
Puzzles. Games Building Blocks Alphabet Blocksseal
Picture a o. FunnyRh
InI1stands Racks styles; paper Weights
plaid, Bone and Ivory Paper Knives.
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GRocHRs-w uoLEsaLE

Gold, Silver. and ivory Mounted Canes.
S q GBrid-cs.........No Nos & 2 Estes House.
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GAS 8 STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar & son.........Johnson street, bet 81 4
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LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
Fenians still EngrOsses the
English Mind.
POLICE FORCE BEING LARGELY
INCREASED.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1sas.
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EGGS a. BUTTER.
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