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business Communications 20 Publisher Of Daily
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ORDINANCE. Ei.-. r..
TUE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLIHHRD
L for tho information Of all concerned "-.
AZ ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE CLAIMING oP PRfvIx1
AID VAULTS NJ TIE coRPORATE LHrIn THE Orrr.
l. Do u Ordained BY tho Mayor and Aldermen. That
from and after tho raHncstion Of this Ordinance Il aha
oontons Of Ysus Or fSios wn tbe uasila o tSs s
dy Without having preyiousiy obtained license for he
Of every {esr and bo subject 70 all rsquiremon i'm pos
Cd ny Ordinances regulating tho granting Of Licenses for
n Ttat The Of D4rreIs In open Carts and Wagons
70 proheiod snd psrtiss applying for Iloenso VIM be N
qutfod 20 provide closed Cars suitable for tho purpose
~ III Il, An ReIsons having sueh Lioense .half report NJ
tnnon 10 such WORK during Tho ensuing niqht: IN the
Lower Wards such report 10 be made TO tho Main usr
Houso IN tho Upper. Wards TO Upper auard House
W. Tho place or places for tho depoeit Of such oai
sha be dosdensted from tnne to time by the Mayor
v. Rrory owner or driver OF Bpch Locnsod 'Csrt mr.
an5 oher Pcrson who shall violate any OF ho puytsins
q I'D. ordln.neA Or shall sgleet rceuss 70 obsory
OFFENCE ane not to oxoeed twontynY doafs TO be- an
other Court Of competent Jurisdiction. M - -
Ratified In C1ty Council thz seventh dsy of NAV n, b.
ty-sevun = ~ N.T''. . 10" " aiu s'h
4 = 7s,1 a,,rr. :, 81 s., : !. P. Q. aA1ILAnp.
'i|.t'' - Cerk Of OountH fmo I'd. 0.y1n
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l o s T i.

r OsT, ONanIONDAY FORENoON, A PAIR
- CF spEoTAOLES-gold frame-sliding teIuptca
III black leather caso. Tho finder will bo handsomely
rewarded by leaving them at No. 81 HAYNk STREET or
40. oS dEoh9E SrhEEF Juno 10
1--WE DOLLhtS RESVARD.-LOsT, A
u hneH DIacf nnd brown tan TBRRIFR, answering 10
Tho uame OF "PHnce." Tho ownor's nnmo and AidrcBa
engraved on Ms collar. ANY ono returning tho dog to
"au ~ Juno I9
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C0PARTNER
EDUCATI0 N AL.

NORTH CAROLINA MILITARY AVID pOLY-
~ TROHNIO ACADEMY, p .'i.-l II
A SEFlaIT 1KEAT SCHOOL 0P HaTHEAATIuAL AND
Literature, Political Economy. History, &c,
The Second soaaon. Ninth Academic Year opons July
nt 1851. Diplomas eonfarred upon Graduates In The
,peci,l course Of fKRaHREaINa. ARomTEoruRR
themselves Tor Civil Engineers IAuyers &C. and do not
de6ire to pursuo other studies. Il, =. -. ~ m
AcommaIcial Course given 70 those who wish to IRE
ApTep.r.tory oOurso for Ihoss who arn quito young
No military duty except enough drill for hesily ercr-
chse RIpenses moderate. N, = =
For circulars, containing sull particulars, sddress
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F o r SALE.

EHOn SALE. ONE PAIR OF FINE LARGE
l. MULES. warranted to work vol. Inquire at II,
LhWLESS, No. 81 STATE STREET. ~ Juno ~
A PRIyhTE ShLE-TnE STEAM TUG
"A "RtIIHF," built In PhllAdephia In 1907. Lcilai,
siIysT 100, feet siI GI inchos; depth t feet
Brcadh Of boam siIloon oI foeL Coppcrod to six is
foot Hull and nschlncry In good order.
ALSO,
NEW STEAM PILE DlTyER-Lcngth forty eight
ss, feet; brcsdh aiison o ieot depth three 81 foot 81.
TO- inches TWO t2 high pressure cngnps six t8l inch
Cylinder; Twelve i9 inches str3to. Lensth OF dorrici
Pnts bottom ahoathod with heavy zno; propailod by cr
own power. Speed four ~ mles pcr hpur.
FOR ternIB. which shall bo hborn1, apply TO
JNo. FERGUSON.
juno 10 BtuthG Accommodation Wharf,
E,oR SALE, a ChItIsYALL, WITH TWO
y Soats. polo aud shaft Also, a set OF double and
single GhItNESS. all In good ortcr eau DO scon and
baryained for cash tlno noU thirty daya al No
~ L5nch sueet May II
NOTICB.-FO1t SALE OR To KENT TIE
IN two story BUILDING tho corncr OF Meeting spd
Columbus stroots Apply at No. COO KING STREET.
juno ~ q
EHoH "a LEA FINE SADDLE AND DRAFT
Il MARE Apply TO
RAW MEL DhRNWEIL,
No. TIT East Bay. opp. Accommodation Wharf
suno "
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AST r O L GY.
THE WORLD ASTON!SHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE by THE GREAT AsTROLOGIsT,
Madame III. A. PERRIGO.

CHE REvALs SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW.
~ sho rostores to happiness those who. nom docfui
eVen caasophes, croases IN love, loss and
frtondI ios, OF money. &C., hnvo boeono despondent.
She brings togeher those long soraaed gives nforms.
NON concerning sbssnt friends or lovers restores lost
stolen property tells you the DuaneEs you are best
qualified to pursue and In what you viii 10 most
fu causes spoody marsgee and tolls you the very day
you Will mAry, Riyos you tho unnes likeness and char
.sts,iscs ofthe person she roads your worry thoughts
and ~ her aimost supernatural powGrS nnyais tho dark
and hHdon mSHteres OF tho future From the stnrs we
soe In the nrm,mentthe inalenc stars that o.
prtdomnata In Tie conngurauon-roni the aspects and,
Poeons Of tho planets aud the xe1 The heavens
nt tho tno OF hrth sho deducss tho future destiny OF
man Fsi not to consult the greatest Astrolostst ont
EARTH costs you but tribe, aud you may again
h,yo 30 fArorsbie opportunity, Consultation feo With
likeness and all desired information u. Parties living
Ut distance consult tho Madame by with equn
.afety and ssiafseton to themselves In person.
n ard explicit Chart wrten OUT With all inquiries ap-
awered aud eness enclosed. sont by mail receipt
prtoe above mentioned Tho srictest secresy will hs
maintained, and all correspondence returned or destroy
cd. Reforcnocs OF the highest order irnshed thoso 20
string them Wnte plainly tho day OF the month ana
hair, = -
Address, MADAME Il. A. PERR1ao
. 2. 0. DnAwEa 29s, BUFFALO, NY.
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T O r E N r,

fINO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE BRICK
l. RESIDENCE, No. % Pinckney strspt Rent mod.
or1to to an approved tonans Apply tho promises.
TTW RicNT.-TIIhT DGSIItABLEf RESI-.
Il DEhCE, NO. 6S Cannon ssreot near Rutlcdge Az.
onuo containing ak upright and two nttic rooms with
gas throughout cistorn, wull aud ample kchon accon
modations To an approved tenant, turmp moderate
possession given immediately. Knquro nj WILKINSON
aiLcnRlHr'S LAW OFFrUR, No. 48 Broad BtTvet
hlrll - nth
ITO RENT, PART OF THE HOUSE No. Al
l. Wentworth sroot To o desirable tenant tho torn
VIII 90 accommodating. Juno 13
ITO RENT, THREE VERY NICE ROOMS
Il VIII ront at low ratca 70 respectable pcrsons. Also
MOO htchcn with two roons: be used with q storo
Apply ut No. 81 NASSAU STREET, fvw doors nom
Limo. May 80
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FOREIGN IMMIGRATION.

A THERE WAS 4 DISAGREEMENT IN THE NO.
"A TICE5 given In The papers relative tho Iuret-
ing. for tho purpose q encouraging Foreign Imugrn-
ton, pouco 10 given that toro will DO auothcr n,rctp
al Florcncc g. O. Juno 2d aud that tho citizens "
ungton aud RuJOlniDg Districts invited 10 attend
Juno 10 JOHN J. JAMES Sccrp,nry,
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UNION ISILyISHIG LODGE, NO. 4, II. A. N.
FTNnB REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF THIS LODGE
will DO held, al Masonic Hall, Thf Evening" 2Olh In
slant at ~ O'Clock
Candidates for tho II. III. Degree will be punctual
Dy order OF W. III. wM. Z. uOWLhND.
Juno 20 Sorroinrr
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r o u N D.

ENOUdD, ON THE MORNING OF THE I'd
IL Inst, POCKHr BOOK. which tho owner can have
by proving popcrty and paying for advertisement
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NJ E ET IN @ S,

GERMAN VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION.
TUE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THIS
l. Association will bo hold To-Hioht fThursayl June
20th at our Hall, OF King anil Calhoun srorts
above Mr.. Lnsots storc punctual attendance Is NJ
qucstcd.
by ORDER GUST. HOFrMYEIt
June 10 SocrClary
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WAHTRD TO HIRE, A sERVANT. no
w ooof W.st and Isun. Hecommendation a. 10
Shaneter and qu.llacationl WIN bo required Apply ct
No. WENTWORTH STREET. ,7'-'.--i. 1T, =
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WA N r 5,

WAITED IMmBDIATELY, A CompE-
w TENT HEAD WAITER, with propsr reoomInen.
dahon, Apply at MANSION HOUSE. BROAD 81 RHET.
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THE NATIONAL 1NzzILIoErokn has tho following:
"Oongross appropriated half million of dollars
70 dofrhy tho o1ponso Of registration undor tho
Military Reconstruction Acts. It Is osiimsted by
como that this amount will fa far short Of the no
!ua oIpepso, for wo boar Il is stated that single
military department In tho south hso throo hun
dred boards Of registration, Thoro aro i've do
paftmonts, and ono thousand fyo hundred boardu
in oil. Thoy haYo already hold their sessions for
wocks, and will hold thGn fer many TO come Each
member Is paid oight dollars day. Estimating
runners and Attendants, and .broe hundred boardn
70 zach Of the Ave monhrohies, and We hsyo .
daily oIpopsa Of ono hundred and tnonty thonisand
dollars fof thoEo boards alone. ~. H9s.si,--
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WANTHD no RENT. A SMALL HOUSE.
w With not iess th.n fve rooms Centrally ioested
Inquire At tho sHoR STORE corner Of deorge and King
RtSoob. .tll sil-E- s4..--.. p. June h1
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WANTED, wOMAH TO COOK. RECON-
GEsDA11oFs required. Apply ST THIS OPTfQK
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sAYs GENERAL BuTLKn: tIs IL not self-eyi-
dent, political truth, whore tho land is held In
large tracts by tho employer, and to bo titled by
til, employee, thero can bo no just and true fold
for tho oxercise OF republican citizenship And
tits one Of tho pressing exgencies of the country,
as tho very basis OF reconstruction that some psn
must DO devised by which the lands OF the south
may bo divided among those who ahnu occupy
and till them." And is 1t not sef evident trulb.
that o man that holds about million Of doll.rs.
as It Is said you do, IL not toYor, has moib than
his aharo, and that 30 much money should not be
hold In SO largo a"traot." And, is It not Just ss
selieyidont,- that while land can be Ind. in
abundance, from ton oonts per aoro to $l.25. (the
very richest prairio lsnd> and re homostoadn for
nothing, that You, and othof holders OF the two
billion debt, ito say nothing Of tho town and
county, and State dobts, which tho white laboring
mon Of tho North aro' working hard 10 pay only
tho interest on, with hopo Of paying the prino-
pal), arc having little larger 'rdots, than nndor
agrarlnn systoms, you have right 10 And oan
any plan BIO devised for tho white working man TO
have his oaunl republican citizenship, unlss theso
"fracss" arc mado smaller BY some agrarisn divis-
ions 2 It2... r" 4.
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Abyssinia and the pooplo of tho interior OF CHM
tho linea defendants Of tho lost triI cs Tei,
mannors, customs, and forms Of prayer, GLOW this
to be tho case. As efforts are making to convert
them TO Christianity, messenger iB abont 10 be
sent out by the Universal Israelitish Alliance Of
Paris TO oountoraot tho moycmont.
Mfr. FoRNRT writes from London that "JoHs G.
BaEcKiFRIpaE is frequently soen ut the I.angl,am
Hotel, where lie tFoRREY) is stopping, wofolly
changed in appearance. II mol in opinions.n Lie
says that JUDAH P. BENJAMIN, who is practicinp
Law. at tho London bar, docs not entertain an,
hopo Of returning. Ho is counsel for PRioLyAu
Of Liverpool, now heavily involved In tho failure
OF FnABEn, FRENHoIM Il Co., and is also said te
be the American editor Of the London 1tlegraph
and tho writor Of tho articles OF that papcr oulo
CYSTIC Of JEYTKnsoK DAVIS. GEORGE N. sANpKRi
ia sojourning in London, and has Just passed
through tho courts Of bankruptcy. LEWIS p
WIoyALL, OF ToIas, ls also there, engaged In col
leoting tho lists OF tho holders Of the celebrated
cotton loans Of tho Confederate Government, and
othor securities.
Tie staunton, Ya., Tndioator, OF tho 14th says
ga kind OF caterpillar has beon ravaging tho for
ests on tho northwestern side Of tho town for some
days past. 1t WAS at frat supposed TO bo tho army
worm, but thoHo who aro acquainted with the
operations Of tho army worm Inform MS that they
destroy cSery spear Of grass, tho biados OF grow.
Ing crops, &C., over which they pass, but do no,
disturb tho foilnge of largo. troes in their truck
Those, however, destroy tho foliage OF tho treoa
and pass by the growing orops. Wo learn fioni
gentlemen Who wont ont to oxamino them On We'd.
nesdny morning, that thoy had disappeared, from,
which no argues that thoy arc catorpiIlars, which
operate only. when The sun slincsI and on nc.
count Of tho cloudy morning could not bo soon.
The forests ovor which thoy passed. arc lof pcr.
feetly bare OF leaves.
In 1863, finding that thoro woro noarly nft,
vacancies occasioned by tho withdrawal or non
appointment Of cadets from tho Southern satos
tho Board OF Visitors recommended tho President
TO nli them from tho army and on tho ground o
mcr:t. Accordingly, Mr. LINCOLN promptly direct
cd tho hajor-uenerals In tho fold TO soloct from
their commands tho most suitable and morilorious
young mon AZ candidates for the Military Acade-
my. Generals GnAST, BURNSIDE, snKnAAs and
others msdo forty-sx collections. Gen, suEnu.r
examined those whom no selected In porson, and
recommended them 10 strong torms, and thoy l,ayf
proved worthy OF Ills con,moadation. Indoaa
these army appointees, as o body. stand rom.rk
ably we'll Though put down IN tho register (,
appointed from Tho Southern States, tl,oy r,,II,
belong In tho North. 9E},I ~. ,iin5 :
~ f#rtHr .Te# "# = a..
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!. IA l. q q. as-a. s-a.s-E.eL q C.

On the Pin inst, by the Rev A llaruo.
JOSEPH MARTIN, Of Perry County, and
Miss LAvINA snELLENBEGGER ER, 0: Jun
iata County.
On the same day, by the same, DAVID
CARVER. and Miss MARY PAGE, both oi
this c-unty.
On the same day, by the Rev. r. II Fletch
er, l.. L. RApP, of Delaware township, and
Miss SARAH E. WERTZ, of Walker town
ship Juuata county, Pa,
On the 18th inst, by Rev. George Myers,
Mr. ISAAC SHELLENBEKGER of Monroe
township, and Miss ELIZABETH BRUBAkER
cf Fayette township.
On the l4th ms, y Rev. J r. King, Mr..
MOSES TELMLEE of Shade Gap. and Miss
ELLEN DOUGnERTT, of Lack township.
On the same day by the same, Mr. JAMES
LOU1EN and Miss SUE Z. DOJGHERTY
all OF Junia,a county.
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WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.

MADAME EENrEGroX, the worli-renowned
Agtroiogs; and Somutmhulistic Clairyoyart,
',aile in clairvoyant state, delineates the
very features of the person you are to IN AIRY,
and by the aid Of an instrument OF intense
power, known as the sychomotrope, guaran-
ices to produce perfect ami life like picture
of fLe future husband or wife of the appli-
cant, with date of marriage, occupation, lead
ing traits cf character, &c. This is no impo-
si;ion as testimonials without number can as
sert. Ey stating place Of birth, age, DISPOSE
tion, color Of eyes and hair, and enclosing
fifty cents, and stamped envelope addressed
to yourself. you will receive the picture b.
return mail, together with desired informa-
lion.
gSar A ddress in confidence, Madame Ger
trude Remington, P. o. Box 297, West Troy,
NY. feb 20, 1S67-ly.
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A New COUNTERFEIT QUARTER.-A
new and dangerous counterfeit of the
twenty-five cent issue has recently appear
ed. 1t is almost perfectly engraved and
well calculated to deceive the most prac,i-
cal eye. Upon close examination it may
be detected by noticing that the scroll
work around the figures "25," on the ur-
per left hand corner, touches the fine lines
srclnd the edges of the note which form
the bordering, while on the genuine no
psr. of the scroll work touches the
liae. When these notes become wore
and dirty shsy viii defy detection.
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FEE TO EVERYBODY.

\ Large PIP. Circular, giving information
of the greatest Importance to the young OF
Both sexes.
/, teaches now the homcly may become beau
tiful, the despised respected, and the forsaken
loved
No young lady or gentleman should fail to
send their address aud receive 4 copy post
paid, by return mail.
address P. Q. Drawer, 81,
feb. 2o,-Gmos. Troy, n. y.
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BENEFIT OF TIE JUNIATA CoIYEr
BAND.-The address delivered ia the
Court House, in this place, On Last Sat
urdsy Evening by Captain S. Adams Lee,
was decided success. Business preven-
ted US from hearing all Of the address, but
what we did hear and the concentrations
Of his audience convinced lis that Capt.
Lee understood his subject aud had dis
charge the duty he had SO kindly taken
upon himself in behalf of the band The
Band was out in full force and discoursed
excellent music for the OCCASION, The re,
ciepts we're 5000
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lissEssaesS etE YNa,E'Es.

a Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, ana al
the effects Of youthful indiscretion, will for
Inc sake OF suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the recipe aad directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing TO profit by the ad-
yertiser's experience, can DO SO by address
ing
JOHN 3. OGDEN,
No. IS Chambers 81, New York.
feb. 2s,-ly.
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The following resolution Was adopted
at the late Convention Of lLe /. . Of G. T.,
held at MiGiintown:
70 the Honorable, the President, and
.4ssociatc JaIges. District At'ornies, aad
Members of Tie Bar.
WHEREAS: Ia;emperapce is n curse that
should be removed from eur midst, and
WHEREAS: You from your positions cen
WELD a powerful influence to this, and
therefore
Pesolc5d, That you are hereby earnestly
requested. to give the Temperance cause
your united influence.
j. ". KIRBY, Pres't.
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Sptti2l S(otltrs.

f0-A Young Lady returning to he;
country home, after sojourn Of few month";
in the Ci,y, was hardly recognised by hc'
friends. IL place Of a coarse, rustic, flushed
face, she had 3 soft ruby eomrlexion Of almost
marble .moothness, nj instead oi twenty
lilree zhe really appeared but eighteen. Up
On inquiry as to the cause orso great change
shc plainly told them that she used the CIR
c3S&;a;i ss.,gu,. and considered i, al iu-
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il, use any lady or gentleman can improve
heir personal appearance an hundred fold
II is simple in It's combination, rs Mature
herself is simple, yet unsurpassed in .'s Ell.
cacy in drawing Impurities from, also heal.
ing cleansing and Identifying the skin and
coai lexion. ~ its dhect action on The cui-
eie i, draws from it al It's impurities, kindly
healing Tho same. and leaving the surface rs
Nature intended it should he, clear. sog,,
smooth anl beautiful. Price 81, sent by mail
or express, on receipt of an order by
". l.. CLARK K co, Chemists.
No. 3 West Fayelte ST., Syracuse, y. y.
Tie only American Agents for the sale Of
The same. Ifcb -, lSj7-ly.
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HH3@Ca,

In East Waterford. on the 18th inst, Dr..
]. P. KIRK, aged "a years, months and i
4n"s.
In Lack township, On tie 18th inst, N. :.
LhCThERS, aged
In Lack township, on the 18th inst, WM
CAMPBELL, aged q years and 9 months.
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A GENERAL CALI.-An appeal has
been nlade for convention 10 be held at
Harrisburg, on Tuesday. February 10Th
at two O'Clock 7. ". The call is sieucd
by Governor Gcary aud the members OF
the Legislature. /; begins by representing
that 10000 die annually, 100000 60 to
prison. 100, 600 to the almshouse, and that
500 murders and 400 suicide. are com
united every year, through the appetite
for strong drink. 1t is to devise measures
TO do away with the evil. Very emf
nent speakers are announced to be present
on the occasion.
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IIy~A pgsVssE.GEse sE.~gaa
VIE W OF II Il Il RIA G Z
jTEE CHEAPEST BOCK EVER PVBLIsUED.

ICsatani"y neory Three Hundred Pages
and 1870 fine Plates and Engravlngs Of the
inatomy Of the Human Organs in a state of
Health aud Diseas, with 4 Treaties on Early
Errors, its deplorable Consequences upon tie
Mind and Body, with the authors plan Of
treatmtnt-the only rational and successful
mode Of cure, rs shown =. the report Of
cases treated. \ trulbial adviser to the
married. and those contemplating marriage,
who entertain doubts Of tLeer physical con-
dition. Sent free of postage, to any address
on receipt of 25 cents iu stamps or postage
c..rcncy, by addressing
pE. LA CECIX,
No. 81 Maiden Lane, .iljoay, Y. y
The author may be consulted rron any CT
he diseases upou which lis book treats. either
personally or by mai, and medicines sent to
any psrt OF The world. jan. tim
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SALN0N-We learn that Mr.. Enoch
Iorning. while seinins on Friday last,
where Lost Greek emptes into the Juui>
alta, caush, a Salmon, weighing twelve
pounds.
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TVE5TEGT LAND AGENCY.-C. Gin
,: grieh, lancaster. Wisconsin, will buy
and sell REAL ESTATE, and pay Taxes fog
nonrcsidents, 10 those desiring To locate in the
west, can obtain cheap Homes and good We
ter power III prosperous localities by consult
ing him-rciereEce g.;eaif required.
Iuar. 2l-ly.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-20

Bounty ACCoUNTs.-In last week 5
issue we referred to the provisions Of the
general law requiring the township Aud
itors to settle all Bounty accounts. Since
then We learn that a special law has bceo
pissed restoring the old law authorizing
the court to appoint special Auditors to
setile such accounts and has Been signed
hy the Governor. cnic, this act, ten a
rnote TAX payerS can apply ;o the court by
petition for an Agditcr, and the AGiltof 5
report, IS amended or approved by the
court Is final
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-20

FLouE.-Perscns wishing a good arti-
Gle Of -four, purchased at the best steam
mills in the State, can be accommodated
by calling at William Maxwell's Bakery
aud Flour Store, Mi!iliutowp, Pa.