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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-04

RAILROAD TRAVELLING IN THE EAST
INDIES. The worst of our Inconvenience in
railroad travel are Insignificant compared with
what is endured in the East, it the following
from an India journal is to be relied on
Last year no less than seven or eight corpses
if we remember rightly, were taken FROM the
carriages of this line (Culcutta and DELHI alone,
victims to barbarous system of over packing
Men and women are often so crushed in third
class carriage as to be compelled to remain
standing during the entire length Of journey
sometimes 400 or 500 miles, and at the Hottest
season of the year. No where are the natives
treated otherwise than wild beasts. Tickets
for distances under those paid for are constantly
issued to the ignorant
This statement is confirmed by Captain Wi
lianls, an under secretary to the Government,
who says that the number OF persons found
dead in trains is very large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-04
ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 4.
THE MARYLAND RADICAL LEADERS. :

THE MARYLAND RADICAL LEADERS,
Among the most vind!ctive and venemous of
their party, are the leaders of the Radicals, in
aryand-includiug of course, those of them,
who in April 1861, wanted to resist the passage
of the Federal troops through Baltimore. on
their way to Washington! These people vie
with the Radical leaders in Missouri that
is saying enough. Hence, the just condemna
ton uttered by the National Intelgencer:
Hoping to perpetuate the ascendency of mi
nority, they disfranchised every man who had
ever expressed the least sympathy with the
South. Appealing 10 the people, they were
indignantly secuted by an overwhelming ma
jority Boas1ing of their generous devotion
to the rights Of mankind, they denied suffrage
to the negro when they had the power In
ceused at their overwhelming condemnation,
they now clamor for negro suffrage, and declare
that the very government they instituted in
1864 is not republican in form, because admin
istered by men who got more votes than they
could command"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-04

DUTCH GAP CANAL FILLED UP.-This
specimen of the engineering skill of Ben Butler
is about to become one of the things that were.
Mr.. Henry Cox, who owns the lands on each
side Of the ditch, on yesterday finished fill.
ing 10 crossing way at its upper end and just
where it receives The waters Of the James. =
This wagon road IL twelve feet vide on the
top, and is about ten feet above high water
mark. Mr. Coz was DESTROYS Of cultivating
this ''island," which ia one OF the most fertile
fields on the lower James, and had to fill in
this embankment to enable him to get access
to it. The city authorities at one time spoke of
deepening this channel 80 that it could be used
tor vessels, and there has been some talk of a
Joint stock company to improve it; but while
they have both been delaying action, Mr.. Cox
has become tired of waiting, and filed it H.
Richmond Dispatch. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-04

GO HOUSE FOR SALE.-A franc mouse
EEL 9ne-story and half high, and lot o.
ground attached. fronting on Franklin s,r.c.
rs it. and Ia #. on Alfred, will be sold chooG
Apply on the premises, to
NH 28-w3W N A Pulls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-04
FOR SALE AEn REET

-. FOR RENT,-My Dwelling House, r.,
Lz:i the intersection Of Pitt and Wolfe streets -.
Possession given the 18th Of this month
MARGARET p. DAINGERFIELC
ap 2--eotf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-30

1
From and after APRIL Goth, 1907. Trains viii leave
In connection with all Western lines, ss follows:
| FROM DUNKIHK AND SALAMANCA
By New York time from Union Depots;
Tao A. ~. Express mail, from Dunkirk, tsun
days e1 cepted). stops at Salamanca 1000 a. IN
| and connects at Hornesvfls and Corning with
the 500 a. Express Mail from Buffalo, aud ar
| riFesn New York at TOO a. m,
2,35 p. NJ. Lightning Express, from sala.
manca, Sundays excepted. Stops at Hornells-
willie 62s p. m. (srpl intersectins with the q
p, m. train from Buffalo, and arrives IN New York
Ala p. Il New York Night Express, from
| Dunkisk, {eundays excepted stops st saiamsn
| ca SIS .. m: Oissn 1885 p m tsups Turner's . 60
m. (Bkftl aad arrives in New York At IL 80 p
| m connectipg with Afternoon Trains and Steam
| for Boston and New England Cities
FROM BUFFALO-By New York time from De
pot cor. Exchange and Michigan streets
B.45 A. m. new York Day Express, (sun-
| days exe.pted). stop- at Hornellsss so3 a. IA,
tBkuG susqushannA 2;lT p. M. lO .eE Turner 8
7.55 NJ tsnp ard arrive 70 s,S YORK ioiso z.
awauba Western Railroad, and at Jersey CRY
with Midnight Expires Train Of New ysrse Rail
read for Philade phia, haitiu ore and Nashingt7n-
500 - NJ Express Mail, via Avon snd Hor-
nslsville Sundays exceptsdl Arrives 10 New
York AZ Z a. n Connects at Elmfa with North
ern Central Railway for Harrisburg. Phiiadcphis,
baltimore Washington and I-sints souih:
2.2o p. NJ. lightning Express, (s1ndays ex
ceptedl stops at Horneiisvl ie Us p m trupl
and arrives in New York 100 a. Contests al
Jersey City with Morning Kxpfess Train Of se~
.IarEpy Railroad Tor Baltimore ahi a-hoEtvb
and at New York With Morning Express Train Tor
BOSTON AMI New EnglsDd Citi4s.
s,IO p M. New York Night Express,
DAILY steps at Portage s:55 y ~. f-up.l inter-
sectInz at Hornellsyille with the i:i5 p. m Trsir
from punkirh and arrive in New York a 1870
nm. SIS
II20 p. NJ. Cincinnati Express, Sundays
e1ceptedl Stops at susqufhanna az a m tbkfte
Turner'S no =. M, (Dinel, and arrives 10 New
York al . Is m. Connscts 81 klmirs With
Northern Central Railway for Harrisburg, PhlA-
delphia Baltimore Washington and points south,
at Great Bend with Delaware, Laekawanna
Wt.teru Railroad FIR Scranton, Trenton and Phil
st~iyhIa ard at New York with Aftsrnoou Trains
aud steamers for Boston and New England Cities
ools One Train RAst on Sunday, leaving BurAlo At
6,lo D. m and reaching New York ii 1879 ,. N.
Bosros AND NV EsstssD pAssKsoIns, With their
Baggage transferred frss Fl ehargs IN New York
STo pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie Railway
presents many objects Of interest passing through the
beautiful valleys the Chenans. susaashAnna, Della
ware add Rarspo changing psnnr ana Of
Of nAtrkes beauiiss commands attention.
THx sr.y yEs-ulTyp .sD Nasr LuxrEIoCs eLfxr-
rxa Co.cHEs arIN THE WORLDLY aecompa-
ny ell night trains on this railway.
BAGGAGE CHECK ED THROUGH,
And fare alsesys iosc az ~ eshey RoHae.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-30

20 AND SEE CARTER & CO.'S NEW
~ styles Wall Paper and Window shades.
y2
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DIR. JOHN l.. LYON,
WHITE PINE GokPe0AOl

i now offered 70 tie AFFLICTED throughout thscostry
after having been proved BY tie test Of esen years in
the New RRxland etstes,where itE merits have become
<st known fe from which, in part II derives
It's virtues. r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-30
FISK & HATCH.
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities

No. Nassau street. N. Y.
N. B-Al kinds Of Government Securities received
the full market price in exchange for the above Bonds
Also,
81 All descriptions OF Government Securities kept
constantly on hand and Bought, sold, Exchanged
ss-Gold Coin and U. 6. Coupons bought. sold. and
collected.
AsDeposits received liberal terms, subject to
check at sight
AS-Colleotions made throughout the country
~ Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought and sold
at the Stock Exchange on commission fer cash.
ASspecia attention given to the Exchange Of sEy-
EN-rHfRTy NOTES Of all ths Series for the New
FIyE-TWENTY BONDS Of 1865, the favors-
BILE terms. apr10-dku
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fbe @ate 0itp.
POETRY.


Mo- YOU CAN'T
BY MRS. A. n. WELLS.
i me into the breakfast room, Bridget
III be q good girl if you win
hd see if can't be q lady,
And see if don't sit still.
pa wash me and curl me and dress me,
Yet say that do not look fit.
IA think that TIL tease for the sugar;
won't do it-hardly bit. -
ron't put my foot on the table,
Nor make the least atom of fuss;
ron't drum at all with my teaspoon,
wont pull the cloth in muss,
pa, If he only had seen me,
know would have said, "Let her stay"
It just as pushed the door open,
You came here and snatched me away.
mt say, "No, you caf't,'' and then kiss me-
You're not half so kind as you seem.
ont want to stay with you, Bridget;
dear I'm afraid shall scream
Fonder if folks that are grown up,
And thinking to have hat they want,
patient when doors are shut on them,
And good when they're told, mo, rou cAs'r p
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BAGGAGE CHECK ED THROUGH.
And far aIaerps az lose az ~ any esiey Rgle

THs BIS. yEs-r4ryp ssD Nesr LrxrEIors firsF
ING CoacREs AFIN THE W0RLD-S ~ aeccnpi
ny ell hight trains this railway.
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Railroads.

All Trains run directly through to New Yof,
AS4sO MILES WITHOUT CHANGE or CoacHKs. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-30


Ihsrs tested these Drops in my o practise over Ten
yeaFs, and do no; hesitate 10 say that nothing hssf
been developed By medical research that acts % power
iuy. possitvely and hareasy in casesbf female n.
regularity does this nsdeine. In ali reessE tscsscx IL
fails, while tkousanis who have been long suer.
indebted to i ior the boon Of health today.
Although powerful and posi- i've, tsy are psrfactlv
harmless, and may be used At siftusv AEcepf whsn
specially forbidden IA the directions.
They have been extensively employed b. errinen
ply siCans ia France ard KH gland we'll In nav yY
praefca ever ten years. and hAxs yet to bear of III
arst iastanee Of failure could y> YOU testimcnls
- thfr eiheacy from ladies all tbs Northern az
Western States were they not In their sfnre private
Over 10000 bottles hare been sold the as year ard
hope and trust many sufferers have BEEN Benefited
Se aware that rsnnedy potent 70 re moveslN
distractions may be used Tor bad pnry1sa bat trus
thai where bottle h til used nsy fall into
| tho hands ofreally needy sufferers.
u all who suffer Rom any rreguiursty: paiefuI an
atexcessive, offensive otstruosed Menstr6ation,
LHearrlA the train Of that f0llew.f weuld
ay Try Bottle q Dv. Igor F+,sch Psy1s1isx Dyop1
Bang an1id preparation, their action is on<dect and
positive THAI PIN Or powders- Explicit dfectionA
beHrtng ny fsasfmile, accompany each bottle.
They may b. obtained 81 nearly every druggist In the
country, or by enclosing the price 20 c. @. CLARK
co. New Haven, CT, General Agents for the United
States and Canada. !
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-30

TTAsK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RiitwAf.-sa
which ran b. obtsinsd at all Principal Ticket
Office. in the west and South Wet
n. RIDDLE, wM. II. BARR,
Gen'l sap't- Gen'l Pass. Agt-
ma,d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-30
The White Pine Compound Cures
The White Pine Compound

It was early in tie spring Of - that this compoun4
was iZfnated. member Of ny family was a1icted
with irritation @< the thrcat attended with fea-
srsai cough had fcr months previous thou.
that preparation having for s asis the made bar
white pine might be coapo@naed as 70 beVzf5 nse
ii diseases Of the throat and hangs TO tasfhe vauA
q it ia the abused TO, compounded small guam
tiy the medicine that h4d been planning, andgsve
gratifying Within days the irritation Of the throat
removed thu cough subsidized and sp14dy cure wz9
Effected Soon after this Ise4t 70 Lady 10 Lon-'
donderry n II who hHd been suffering FOR SOME weeks
from bad congh oceasoEed by sudden cold, and had
raised sireaked with bpod. She soon fonnd RE-
Lief aud sent for mere she took about ten uulGnnof
i, and got sell. J. u. CLARK, ksg-, editor OF "a
chester Daily Mirror made frAl OF thssarlsyp
tom the ease of cold and was@eured p2dIsI
afeIy. He higAy pleased with ths-rcsu ~
fore the public that he finally persuadens toev43xh
nA9e and send it abroad 70 benefit thetsuheripkl
November, 1886 first advertised IL under the8Rpe
Hhite Pins Corpeund In two yeara fronfthutsuh
there had been nhoesaled in Manchester aione-ouM
hundred dollars th where IL tDok the lead OF all
cough remedies In the market ands still maintains that
position There ~ good for this II is very sQ9f
ing and healing in its nature, Is warming TO the
aeh aud pleasant witha to the taste, and Ia exees1
cheap.
Aas remedy for kidney Complaints 10 Will
Compound stands unriyaled. II uas not yrtS7p&
that purpose; but person ia using II for c0dK6 -
not only cured Of the cough, but was also cugsd&
kidney dficutyof ten years standing. Since that
complaint, and have been completely cured
The above was written ~ Dr. Poland, IN "a
then. a. in MAnehester, 'ihs Wife PINT Conn <nu
taken the lead Of all Cognb remedies well = y
ration for the Of 6hey difficulties, 10 sssry
town, village and harIst throughout the New -
States.
This remedy is as safe and pleasant to take = T.
ectual. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31
, cOAsTvWIsE sTEAMsHIPs.

TOR CALIYoRSIA, VIA PANAMA llt.l .ea-t -
The Pacific Nall Steamship Companys steamer 4 Nj
IONA Nm san on Thursday. Aasuss at o'clock noes
ror rates. &c inquire freight once on coDpanys pier,
~ y = - y o"' WELLS, FARGO q co. ~
Sole rreiuh. Asedts, Pacific Nst stesmship Company
PAGIEiC MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY's. -
4 THROUGH LINE TO CALIFuRNfA AND CHINA,
49, cARRYINa UNITED STATES 1 NAIL, a..
9sso%s ays nave pier e North river foot Of Canal stssst
r August l;oARlZoNA Captain Maury connecting with
GOLDEN AGE, Captain Farnsworth -
AUGUST 10 -HEhRH CHAUNCHY, CAPTAIN Gray con.
Meeting with GOLDEN CITY, Captain Lapidge. =
AUGUST 2l.-RISING STAR, Captain q r. Seabury con
Meeting with MONTANA Captain Sutton
100 baggage allowed to each admit mas
Medicines and attendance free. -
All departures touch at Acapulco those and 2lst
connect at Panama with steamers for South Pacific porte
LIST and lh for Central American ports and those VI LIT
touch at Mansanilo. -
Departure Of Ith Of each month the usw
steam line from Panama 10 Australia and New Zealand
Steamer Of August 10 will closely with steamer
Republic Francisco September for Yoko-
hama and Hong Kong; at Yokohama with steamer Costa
Rca for Nagasaki and Shanghae
For passage tickets and all further information apply
the oulce the wharf. foot Of Canal street North river
New York. +. X. BABY, Agent
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Law BUSINESS.

A nsoLurs DIVORCES ogrAiNRp PROM THs
Gsnf Aise Comnissiens oi Dssa sos N M ss,s
ksd PsA spor Agent Law and sshsr svietrs S.eusnss
$40 Ss'ATf Eiae. 6sssssss = fs.. y p,o.sv.,
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JhPoR1AnI LkcIuRRe DAfLy-ro oEsTJ,smEN
onw o. s,s p suojs q the New York nussarp
lssinres ma. rssey coFy ey forwsrdins ten cens Al.
Broadway. W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31


DARTIEs WISHING PENNIES FOR CHANGE WILL
Il please call At the counting room, Herald ofrce.
CrEcIAL EoTIcR.-ANCrENr CHAPTER NO. 1 OF
~ r. A. M-Ths members Of this chapter are Invited 10
attend the funeral OF late companion Adolf Jscoby Al
Scock on "Wednesday mornins the ss ins, from No ~
West street. between SIXTH and Seventh
DANIEL WOLFF, n. ".
TIVE MERCANTILE TOWING ASSOCIATION WILL
hold the merit regular weekly meeting ~ ~ o'clock
Mcdnesday july ~, AT the Washington Hotel,
y Broadway. /. BOYER, President
TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
~ ninth Collection district OF New YorG comprising
tns IvslfA sneesnth and Twenty wards cd the
Notice hereby gwen In pursuance OF law thsiI have
xecesea ne annual collection list Of the vsusuons ssd
seessmcnn of hs District under the Internal Revenue
the United sstes for the present year that the
r sn ss NJ ~ VII attend personally BY deputy for The colec
l"rn ~ me same ~ my Once sixth end
s sssse, % daily ssodsys sresp,sd frou the th dsy
80 20 we ioth dty Of August 1897 inclusive be
ho snsu nsgecs % pay the BY them respectively
slnss prescribed ~ law. rHos. o'CALLxoHAS,
Esw ysHs July Ia 1852 " "
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T,AsHION ooURsB.-wEDNEsDAY,. JULY 81, 1867.
p n, stake Of 600 mile heAts ees three IN nys
B. Ous sad names b. m. kilknadi 8. Flynn nance b. g.
Bob Lindsey; A. Frank names & FsnnG rM6,a y.o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31

UNITED STATES rsEAsuaE r. Ix.. ,n,, III +. IT,;
hodsr, Of Augua thirty nosss ss S:rsy informed
~. hi; sssS ssSs nay no. & e AZ
ay az ana s: s:,ySs H @ S:s;s: Ss y1
July Instant and bore Be oven afswhE intsfsst from
H ana NOT rsssptsd FOR esSSanss On r pof . shss dss:
The Aoldsn vn bs deemed % have ysiSSd 70 lyses Of
f7-T Assistant Treasurer Untsd States,
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TRor ON THE UNION HALr NILE TRACK SEVEN
August l. st O'Clock r. n, for porse and stake Of $3.50
Thomas Oee . Gypsey. John Fiuks names Hoiov
70 ceu&a
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

"A IEL DREW viii (on and after May lSl leAsl
Desbrosses $50 and Thirty street At 5i6
depot OF the New York Central all points the Ccn
tral, Northern and Susquehanna Roads. ~
E,oR NoRwALK DIRECT CoNNRoTINQ WITH THB
Il Dpnbury NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NELLY WHITE loavAl
pier East river foot Of Market street. at O'Clock sYd
from foot Of Thirty fourth East river 80
returning Norwalk as on the arrival Of Dam
bury and New Haven trains Fare 10 cents Excuryiop
tickets 81 % Stages for New Canaan, Wilton Ridg6neI
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INFORMATION wANTED-OP LITTLE GIRL, AGED
ten years who left her homo Monday evening, be
tween 10 and II oclock She has light oomple.isn pale
crying screaming Any notice Of her whereabouts
sent 10 parents No Essex street. will be thankfully
=
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TTNION cOURsE-TROrTIN0.-wE JULY
u "a ssSP. n, sweepstakes Of $50. ntie heats. be 9
stykers DICK, 70 wAson, O. Hssnsy. Little John
10 wagon. wh. SHAW rroprieso'
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EoRsEs. cARRIAans. &C.

Poggy, made order for gentleman who IL leaving
the A,y Inquire Of A. p WHITE, Merchant Stables.
Twenty min th street. Broadway. .ft t.fss y.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-27

The Mischief OF PAssION.-"Wil
putting ones self in passion mend the
matter ?" said an Old man to boy, who
had picked up stone to throw at deg.
The dog only barked at him in play.
"Ycs, it will mend the matter" said
the passionate boy; and quickly dashed
the stone at the dog.
The animal, thus enraged, sprsng at
the boy, aud bit his lee, while the stone
bounded against shop-window, ard broke
pane Of glass.
Out ran the shopkeeper, and seized tie
boy, and made him pay for the broken
pane. lie had mended it finely, indeed :
It never did, and it never will, mend
matter to get into passion a5ou; it If
the thing be hard to bear when you arc
calm, it will be harder when you are iii
danger.
If you have met with loss, you Will
only increase it by losing Jour temper.
Try to be calm, esp ecially in triaing
troubles; and, when great ones come, try
10 bear them bravely.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-27
:}listcIJ7neons G}taoinn.
A MEAL At ALTOONA.

At Altoona, On the Pennsylvania Rail!
road, the passenger trains stop twenty
minutes for breakfast, dinner OF supper,
as the case may be, and you may depend
there is not much time at the table to
read the newspapers or talk politics. On
the contrary, every one considers it his
first duty to "help hinsalf,'' and he does
it in style truly savage. The follow
ing is poetic () description, hurgiedly
written on tie under side of dish, on Il
recent occasion Of that kind: with a
bang and batter, c,ang and clatter,
he dish and the spoon, in the dining sa
loon, are heard to resound, from the roof
to tae ground. The knife and the fork
20 to work on the pork, en- the beef and
the eel, on potatoes and beans, tomatoes
and greens while the tea IS served up
in saucer aud cup. Al the while men
are baWling to walters, and calling for
this and for thai; lor meats, lean ana fat,
for eggs and fer ham, for chickens and
lamb, for small or big piece Of pig
Cursing the waiter as though 'twerc his
faul' that a castor, plate or the butter
II salt, an apple or peach is just out Of
reach. Not long does it last-his noisy
thrilling scream of the saw
age steam engine is heard calling Aboard
ii must be SO, aud we'll chcerfu!ly do,
for now we can count on ride through
the mountain, with stomachs that feel
good after that meal"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-27
IN A HURRY TO GET MARRIED.

\ few DAYS since, man in his shirt
sleeves rushed into the clerks Office, a
Rome, N. Y, aud requested a marriage
license. The deputy Informed lin thai
he must apply to the probate judge.
Stranger said he, "if youll show
me where that are, III sive You sAiIlin
aud I'm in a harry
When next heard Of, he was with bis
intended before justice, who inquired
Why he did not 80 home, put on his coat
and be married like gentleman.
Shaw, squire y said he; ''it don't
make the least bit of difference, and II !
q to the boat after my coat, | may lose
he gal. There's two fcllcrs wants her,
and she don't care which size has ~
Tho "siIken cord that bound two will
ing hearts was tied, the bride informing
the squire that he needn't have said the
part about putting asuader, because there
want no danger Of that.
The squire took his fee, aud said:
Il hope you have good wife"
"Well, lie has" responded the bride.
"And," added the bridegroom, Il cal
culate I'm pcoty well to do in the world.
| m captain of a coal boat, aud she's 90
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-27

SOMETHING FOR THE LADlEs.-Here
is a recipe which our lady readers will
find really the thing, and quite delight
full. Ii is called "Arpie Snow" Try it;
Put twelve good tart apples in cold water
and Sc: them on a slow fire. When soft,
drain off the water, strip the skins from
the apples, core aud lay them in large
glass dish. Beat the whites Of twelve
eggs to stif frost, put half pound Of
powdered white sugar to the apples; beat
them, and then add the eggs. Beat the
whole to stiff snow, and turn them irso
q desert dish.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-27

THE Copperhcad organs are Constantly
ringing the question into the ears OF the
people, What has the party ia power
(meanins the Republican, done for the
country? There never was a question
put more easy to answer. 1t has prevented
the Democratic leaders from destroying the
Government, and conquered the traitors
who armed for that work Could any
party do more?
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-27
NEW ARRANGENrNr-T,.e uuder.igne

NEW ARRANGEAiENr- Title undersigned
IN finding it impossible with one Market
Car to supply their customers, have purchased
another. and are now prepared II furnish
marketing regularly twice week after the
l-t OF August. One Car will arrive in Fat
terson every Wednesday evening, the other
will arrive every Friday evening. We wish
il distinctly understood We viii DO nothing
but strictly cash business in future. Per
sons ordering goods regularly every week
are expected to pay promptly each trip
One car will leave Patterson for Philadelphia
every Monday morning, the other VIII leave
every Wednesday morning.
july 2j-tf. H0LLOBAUGU & ROWE.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-27

THE ARRIVAL OF EURRATT has caused
a great furry among the COpperhe ads Of
Washington city, and already su5scrip-
ton has been opened to raise funds to
defray the czpence of his defense. Won
der wether Andrew johnson has caused
an assessment of the bread and butter
brigade for thi= purpose