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SUCCESSION OF MRS. A DEsxAREsr-No. =

BIZ q. DE FERIET,
AUcuoSEER-Ofhce, No 81 Royal street.
TUESDAY, February Is h, 1865, n
O'Clock ~ at the Merchants and Auet Oneers' Ex-
change Royal street. between Canal aud CustOmhouse
by virtue OF order from the Honorable the Judge
the Second District Court Of New Orleans dated January
4h 1868 tpubic auction the following descrb I'd real estate
belonging 70 said success-n will be sold,
LOT OF GROUND, in the Third district OF this city, in
the square bounded by Eysian Fields Morales Frenchmsn
snd GOodchildren streets surin 30 feet front Eysan
Fields street. l27 feet 10 inches aud lines in Depth be-
tween parallel lines.
The build ngs and improvements consist Of q story
Frame House ONtanrC three three cabinets hall
and gallery in 'front.' back Building cJntainng room
cistern, prives, etc.
Rs- TERHs-Cssh in U. s. Treasury Notes
Of sale, with United States internal stamps
attached before Lsus Duvgneasd notary pHbic,
purchasers EXPENSE the purchaser 70 the payment Of
the taxes for the current year, 1865.
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POSITIVE AND UNRESERvED SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCTION OF CHOICE CITY PROPERTY.
THEoDULE ADAM Er AIS. VS.. JOSEPH L VIM
cent ct ais for PsrtitiOn-EO 1880, DOcks Second
District Court
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CANAL sraEEr
N OF GUsTAvE LzGARDEUR-yo-
By G. DE FERIET,

By G. DE FERIET,
AUcTIoNEER-Ohice 81 soJ al street.
TUESDAY, February 1sth, 1888, at lie
o'clock the Merchants and AucdOneersi Exchange
Royal between Canal and Customhouse Streets by
virtue of order from the Honorable John H. Thomas
Judge Of the Second District court Of New Orleans dated
Jan usry Is 1865 public suction the following described
real estate vii be sold, viz
1WU LOTS or GROUND. numbered from l 10 10 inclu-
ve situated the First District Of this city In the
bounded by Canal, BernAdOtte st Patrick aud GasQuet
streets saidlots contiguous fOut Canal street. and
measure rs follows:
the line, by deptn betSesn parallel lines II lbs
nchss aAd lines and form, tie u Canal and st. Pat
rick streets.
Lots two three forr FIVE seven eight and nins
each % feet font Csns street, 25 feet the
line, by depth between parallel lines Of hu ldnea
and eight light inches and six lines Lot being
irregular form al feet inches and lines front
Canal los feet inches and lines In depth the
line dividing from lot No. nine l feet inches ad lines
In depth the lire tOvaa PeadOe street. and % fest and
Inches the lire. Toe whole according plan
crawn on the sd April ls6T, by Paul Q. BOudOnsquie,
architect
RITIRNs-Ons third cash and the balance on a credit Of
vendors lien and bearing eight Interest
from the day Of sale un final pavment In case 81 igdi id
recovery the Of unpaid
tie purchaser viii be required pay Eve cent attorneys
commissions he amount recovered The purchaser viii be
required 70 the Of the taxes for the current
year, 1908
let Of Sale vith o. internal stamps attached
before Armand Pilot Jr notary pubuc At purchasers
pense
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FRITZ HUPPENBAUER VS. DENIS BECHAo-sIXrH
District Court Of New orle-ns-Eo 2O7J7.
DY VIRTUE OF writ OF seizure nd sale
ID direced by the Honorable the sixth District Court
OF New Orleans in the above entitled will prceei
sell public auction the premises hereinafter de-
sgnsed TUESDAY tee foarth DAY Of February. s at
iO1s clock
1he United situated in the First Dstut
Of this city Common street Nos l and 100 bets
Charles and Camp streets.
Seized IN the ayOve su 9.
HS- TEKMs-Cash on the spot.
GRo. ". AVERY,
ja24 80 fs4 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orezna.
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CARL KOHN VS.. N. ROURKE-FoURTH DISTRICT
Court of New orleans-No. l9,727.
RH VIRTUE Of writ Of heri fhcIas
ID directed by the Honorable Fourth District
Of New OTltan, in the shove ent tlel cause, / will
proceed TO sell at public suction, the Merchants and
AuctiCneers Exchange, R1ya street, betSe Canal
Custom streets. the Second District Of this
WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of February 1868 II o'clock
the follow ny describ property, viz:
The one undivided half OF certain LOT or 0ROU I'd,
situated IN the FIRST Dstiet this city,
bounded by julia Basin Qae st john, rod and Rampar
Gate CTcu streets and forming the OF Julia and
Basin streets Sad lot measuring hytwo feet front
Julia street by depth and front Basin Of
dred tEeuty inches aud the1 lines
with all the buildings ard improvement thereon rights
privileges and appurtenancs, including machinery for
Distiilery, Stills and Instruments therefor.
Ser in the abuvs
BE- TERMs-Cash the spot
GEORGE W. AVERY
JAS fell &c Sheriff Of tine Parish OF Dreams
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Fifty dollars! sloat elliptic sewing machine
triumphant Highest premium Louisiana State
Fair. For sale 81 Canal street.
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CONSTEBlE'S SALES.

J. B. CHANDLER VS.. JOHN CONNOLLY-Nos. 200
and 2O6l-SeoOnd Justice Of the Peace.
pY VIRTUE of two writs of deri facIas
ID directed by the Honorable Paris Chidress Second
Juce of the Pesce parish Of Orleans, v proceed sell
public ancton SATURDAY, the sh day Of February
1865 At II o'clock A. 4: the corner Of Howard and Clio
streets
The contents Of one ssvmil aud Machinery, situated
above place
Re SCI IN he above suit
IA TEEss-Cash in L. S. Treasury Notes
JOHN c, KCZAC. Constable.
E. TosATIs VS. THE CITY OF NEW ORLgANs
No 2S6. N Jacobs Jno. H. Mundsy snd the City II
New Orleans, GsrniheesEo l3i3 Of the Docket Of the
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish OF Orleans
RI NIRTUE OF two writ, OF alas heri
~ fscias to directe4 by the HOnorab W Mclean
Second Justice Of the PeEce PARISH OrleAI will pro
coed % sell A. Public Aucton thursday the 18th dgv
Of Febrnary, 1858 II O'Clock the following described
property TO be sold on the premises
TIE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY ARMORY, situated
IN the square bounded by Gad Lafayette Charles a9d
Csrondes measuring inches front on Croi
street. by parsle deph feet which point il
further cepth OF Is feet By 10 feet nchls width
trsme together With al The Improvements thsrecu
known IS the Washington Artillery Armory.
Seized in the above
ps- 1KRNs-Cash IN U S. Treasury rotes.
JOHN e. ECZAC Con abia
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CHAS. 7. NkSH'S SALES.

EEGLIsH CuTLERY-sILvEE PLATED WARE, AND
Furniture
BY CHsB Il. NASH,
AUcuoEEER-Ofice Masonic Hall Auction Mart,
Corner St. Charles and eeriidO strests.
EBIpAN, B1st instant. Al o'clock
II 81 kasosie Hail Auction Mart corner st Charles
ana Perdido streets ell be sold
large, vTied sad be utu assortment Of hns Imported
Sheffield Gallery, Knives ana Forks Silver Plated stes
and Nick Silver really the assortment d Bohemian Glass
WslHut Mahogany and Rosewood Bedroom and Pa-or
Ste Kitchen and Once Furniture Wall Paper, Carpets,
Books snd Sundres.
ss- TKRus-Cash in Z. & Treasury Notes.
BY CHAs. y. NASH,
ACKNOWLEDGES Masonic aal Auction Mart
Corner St Char'es and Perdido streets
ERIDAY, Jnnuary 3lst, at II O'Clock
in sal-troom St Charles Perdiao strees
for Of whom may concern without limit reserve
will be sold
10 cases White Lesd. 100 rs each, in cans;
l E. Prussian Blue, 50 rs. =.
j ChTom Green
is keys White Lea, 10 rs ga q.
/ package Of cams Assorted Emery PAp-r
Saved from bark B , rnbnl
81 7ERNs-Cash In Z. S. Treasury notes.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY NO. I6o RLYsIAN FIELDS
STREET, BETWEEN GooDCHILDREN AND MO-
RALEs STREETS
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AUCTION SALES.
G. De FERIET'S SALES.
.FURNITURH
BY g. DE FERRET

BIZ @. DE FERIET,
Accommodates, Sc Bienvlle street
CATURDAT, February Ist, At II o'clock
- A. NJ. q Salesrosms No So Benvile street. public
auction, without any reserve limit viii be sold
general assortment Of Household Furniture such
Mahogany Bedsteads mors Bureaus Wristbands Chairs
Whatnots, Parlor Sets, etc, etc.
Also
large varied Of splendid Bohemian Glass
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HOuthy Advertisements every other day. " b
saarsed tws-thirds the shove rates
Trst Fourth gage monthly sdvstssmsns saeh square
so per month
srsnsen Advertisements having shs Of paper nrsi
Insertion, 81 80 square; ssok osns
psr square.
yt and Fourth page transient Advertisements, sAca n
ssr,ion, 81 80 per square
Advertisements inserted ct intervals se srgsd
Zach insertion
Regular advertisers vhs advertise largely shall Be allowed
discount from above named transient be
Agreed upon providd shall dlsesun
ass IS per cont.
Anbusnsss notices of Advsrssssts to Be charged sOosn
~ per line, each insertion
AL transient Advertisements be paid for In advance
Al Advertisements not marked FOR specified numbe OF
Insertions will be published six times and charged accordingly
Anbis with regular advertisers shall be rssdsrsd nonty
tsquare the space occupied By ten linsz ssd Agate
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
IL Published every Saturday morning esbscr,ptoz IS
pr snsum, in advances hafyssry and quarterly rss
Single copies 10 eents
Rates Of AdvsrtisinEI
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FURNITURE. ..FURNrTU RE. FURNITURE
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. q Co,
r. NJ MoNTGoxEKr, uctioneer.
SATURDAY, Feb. LIST, at In o'clock a
= their Auctien Mart. 81 Camp will be sold
general assortment of HOUSEHOLD F. RNITURE,
such Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads b.
Armoirs Wristbands Mahogany and Walnut Tetes
Sofas Spring seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
Tab Marble Top sdeboard Extensi Tables Velvet and
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrav
Paintings cooking Stoves and Uensis etc. being the
contents OF several well-furnished houses.
Also
large invoice of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood Sea
Chairs
hS-TERHs-Cash
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A. MARCHAND VS.. WIN. sOERY AND b. s. HARPER
Co-Fourth District Court of New Orleans-No.
I06gS
PY VIRTUE OF n writ OF nerl faeias
~ against Nm. sOeTy, TO directed by the HOLOraJls
the FOnith District Court Of New Orleans, the above
entitled will proceed 10 sell public auction the
Merchants Auctioneersi Excl Royal be-
tween Canal and 1mhouse Streets in the Second Dis
Of this city, Thu RSDAI the 9th day Of Re ruzry
lS6 u o'clock the following described properly
the right tile interest Of defendant Wm sOery in
and the Merchants Cotton Press, suae in the square
comprised within Caope, Gaiennie, New Levee and Old
Levee well said defendants interest in and
the revenues OF said Press.
SeHed in the above suit
~ TERMs-Cash the spot.
GEORGE W. AVERY,
jas 81 fec Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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AUCTION SALES.
c. E. GIRARDeY q co. s SALES.

AOCIlON SALEcs
&c. GIRaRDEY q CO. s SALES.
AssIGSKE,s SALE OF JACOB BARKER IN BANK
RUPrCY.
SALE AT AUCTION OF OIL PAINTINGS, CoMPRIs-
ING COPIES OF THE GREAT MASTERS, Exc
CUTED MOST ARTIsTIcALLY, AND HAVING
UNUSUAL MERIT.
By C. Il. GIRARDEY - CO..
Office No. II Excha nge Place
TUEsDAY, FEB: n ,ses. at the once. In
Ter and Union Streets BE sold suction. commencing at
b SS for Tns states District e ss s
Of the BankruptcJ Of Jacob Barker ESQ.,, the follow
"s h'' Oh u II fi,e! T9sn. fGsri
2-st John he Evangelist.
S-Cleopatrs.
LSSdonna de- sesos.
SPhiosOphers.
SSt Cecilia
s-Endymion.
ll-NadJnna
12-Lsndscape.
The Empress Josephine and ,undry other Engraving.
sS- rrsHs-t~-h in u. 4 Trea-.sy Notes
EXTENSIVE AND UNRBsERvED SALE AT AUCTION
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN LOTS
-coxPRrsRG-
FIVE CHOICE BArrUBE SQUARES. SUITABLE FOR
COTTON PRESSES, WAREHOUSES;, sANU.
FEATURING ESTABLISHMENTS,
DEPoTs, ETC, ETC,
SITUATED
IN THE FIRST DISTRICT OF THIS CITY
INTENDING
ALONG NEW LEvEE, FRONT AND WATER STREETS
HEAD OF RACE, ORANGE, RICHARD, MARKErANO
ST. JAMES STREETS.
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE HEIRS OF LIvAUDAIs AND
Pc ROBIN DELoGNY AND THE CITY
or NEW ORLEANS.
HEIRS OF PIERRE GUY ROBIN DELoeNY VS. TIE
CITY OF NEW oRLBANS-NO 296O7-sECoSD DIS
TRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
THE HEIRS OF LIvAUDATs VS.. THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS EFT AL-NO 29,I2-sKCoND DISTRICT
o.URr OF NTw ORLEANS.
BIZ G. II. GIKAKBEY d co.
NICHOLAS j. HoEr. AuctiOneer
Once, No. II Exchange Place.
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SHERlFf'S SALES.

JACOB VAN wICKLE VS.. ARTHUR HAUCH-THIRD
District Court Of New Or'esns-No. A.54L
DY VIRTUE of n writ Of seizu-e and
tct Court Of New Orleans, In the sbsve entitled
will coed sell at Public Auction, at the Merchants and
Auconetrs Exchange, ROYAL street betwees Canal aud
Gust mbouse streets In the Second District " this city,
TUESDAY, the third day of March, 1865 at IL oock the
fclovlne described operty viz:
l FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the
CsOsdeet walk Rochsbsys Peter eorseuois streets
desg ated by the Nos. 2o 2O ia and IT'S measuring
follows, wit Lots Mes Dol and 2O2 each
hny feet front Csrondeet Wak snd have the fol-
the division line Of lot No zoo and 2s feet inches IL lines
the division lire of lot No 22 and lots Nos Ia us
each feet mt ST. Peter street. by les feet In depth
2 AND FOUR LOTS OF GROUSD situate in the same
District and square designated by the Nos and
plan AZ, deposited in the ONCE OF hagne notary, and
Lot No q iee 10 inches front Peter street. 90
inches ans hr deep, front kochebsve -
feet ches and ues The other line and % width
the lot No 2 % fee, inches and lines front Ryehe
the line Of lot No. S; lot Nc g. 90 feet inches and lines
ROshsblsve rtreet the width the IL
feet inches deep the line oflot 40 A. and let No. 6 feet
6nches and lines front CarOndeet Walk IL feet inches
In the rear tS inches lines deep AID front
Bochtb street. and 90 IL inches and lines
other inc Together With ali the buildings and
firstly deserted acquired present purch
r. Coquet and ais act passed before Aasse late
tory he 18th Of harci 1862 those secondly described
ACQUIRED by him from r. Levasssur per before o.
properties purchased by Arthur Hsaeh from Jacob Van
Wickle ~ act passed before A Benyenu, notary puos
the I'd July, 1896
Sc zed in the sbcvs suit.
A1- TKRns-Cssh On the spot
GEO. W. AVERY,
js3l fes mas Sheriff Of the Parish of oresns-
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POLICE JURY, PARISH OF ORLEANS, Right
Bank, hedors McGhie or MCGEE, and Thomas L. Nc
Chic hcGee-Pourth District Court of New Orleans
No. 20ll7.
nH VIRTUE of writ of seizure md
~ sale directed by the honorable the Fourth Dis
tet Cosr Of New Orleans, in the above ented Will
to eel pubic the Merchants and
oneer Exchange. Royal steet between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. in the Second District, Of this
kA1UhDAl the 2stn Of February, 1868 II o'clock
NJ, tbs folloWinz described property viz
THE Az RORA PLANTATION, stu kted In this pgish,
the right bank the Mississippi river
below n Of Ages and bounded the upper line by
the property Of f. p Duceage, the lswer line the
Turnpike Road known the Cut or having front about
twenty five less, the Mississippi river
with a depth Of about seventy five arpents
Seized In the absve SUIT
H9-TEKMs-CAsh the SPOT
GEO. W. AVERY,
ja29 fel529 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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Omeial journal OF the state OF Louisiana

70 promote the social material and political weIbeng OF
the city Of New Orleans State louisiana and the gos
Southwest will in the future has been in the past
the purpose Journal The columns Of each days issue
are earnest Of the fAithalnsss and snee
with which this design is executed.
while the Of the CRESCENT an independent
one wit reference all the subjects Of comment
and DISCUSSION opinions will always be found 10 be can
didiy definitely and fesressly expressed
A carefully selected corps Of
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AUCTION SALES.
MON TGOMeRY BROS. g. co. s SALES.

LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF EI4BGAEI
Match ana Single Horses Elegant Saddle Horses ras
work Mules Fine Milch Cove Buggiss Harness, Eagcna
etcL, etc, ct auction.
n n. nosrGonKEY, Aucticnes:s
Onhce-d Camp street
ERIDAY, Jan. 31Et, ne II e'eloc& a.
GP. Liners Stables. Grsver street, VII be sold
EegaAt Match Hsrses.
Elegant Saddle Horses
Fine Work Mules.
Fine Mich Cows
klso-Tep and Open Buggies, Harness. WsgonE-
r. IHRhs--Cssh IN U. g. Treasury Notes.
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BY q. DE FERRET,


TUESDAY, Feb. Is, 1858. at 4 e O'Clock
III at the Merchants AuctOneers Exchange Royal
between Canal and Customhouse streets by virtue
in conformity order fr the Honorable John W.
Thomas Judge Of the Second District Court Of leans
dated January IA 1868 in the mater Of the suit for par
Of TheOdulo Adam ct ais joseph L. Vincent let
sls-No 1867 Of the docket OF the aforesaid Second
COuIt of New Orleans the following described sfooery
at public auction. Will be sold, viz
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THE DAILY CRESCENT

PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING CMosDArs EKcKrTED,.
Halfyearly 500
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Correspondents, Home and fOreign.

add 10 the usefulness Of the CRESCENT by impartial letter.
topics of moment 10 the people of this section It's let
from the people form the interesting and vaua
Bile feature Of s wened column large share Of eash
days issue Il given up 70
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SOUTHERN ITEMS,

carefully culed from In the selection, prepa-
ration and arrangement Of News and other Reading Natter
II is claimed that the CRESCENT is surpassed By any
other daily journal IN the United States. The
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1868-09-23
New Tin and Stove Establishment.
PerrysciIle, yaaiata County, Pa

PerryscWe, Janiata County, Pa
NEW undersigned has opened on; ne W
~ Tin and Stove Establishment in ta.e room
on Railroad Street, next door to the Tusca-
rora Hotel, whore he would be pleased to see
all who are in want Of Tnware, Stoves, &C.
lie VIII also give prompt attention to all or
ders for Roofing. Spouting and Jobbing, ali
of which he guarantees to put up With the
best of material and in a workman like man
ner. Having had over ten years experience
in the business he fatters himself That he
can give entire satisfaction to the public.
lie keeps on hand the celebrated Nimrod
Cook Stove, which is the best baker, most
economical and heayiest plated stove now in
use. lie Will keep on hand the Oriental
Heaters. and a general assortment of the best
Stoves manufactured. JOHN DUNBAR.
July 80, lS6S-tf.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1868-09-23
Cancer Cured without the Knife or
Drawing Blood.

Tape Worm, that dread to he human fam
ily for years, can be removed with two or
three doses Of my newly discovered remedy;
warranted in all cases. Consultation in tie
English and German lanyuages win make
visits any distance il desired. May be ID
dressed by letter (confdeniially) and medi-
clne sent with proper directions to any part
of the country. Office, 92e Fiibert Street,
Philadelphia jan 10. I863-ly.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1868-09-23

g B KAUFMAN, having rented Milford
~. Mills, is now prepared to furnish all
kinds of Flour at short notice and on reason
able terms lie intends running wagon
regularly 10 our town, and will be pleased to
accommodate all. Flour can be had at all
times and in any quantity at the store of J
W. Kirk, on Main Street, MiiiiintOwn. with
whom all orders can lie left. Terms, Cash,
unless previous arrangements have been
made april /, l6G9-,f.
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RE DING RAIL R0A A D.
SUMIER ARRANGEMENT.
Au-uet I'd ;SGS
GREAT rp:rSW gsyr rH0M

GREAT TU:TSA EsYr Fss0Es
" the North and North West for ih'id9ei-
piia. Netc York. Rs5diag. 'otisri',, TGnagso.
Ashland. Lej1RoE. .IhcgtoWa, E6s'on, Sc, Sc'
Trains leave Harrisburg for Ner Iors. as
follows; At 2.5n. J.25 ami s.'H NJ, and
1920 noon, and 2.05 and $50 P NJ, connect
ing with similar ttains on the Pennsylvania
Railroad. and arriving at Ne,c York at zoe,
1900 and II, ,4j A. NJ. and S,5J, t.j5 and
9.5apm. Sleeping Cara accompanying the
$50 A N and 9.35 " trains without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Eead'Hg, Fotse'lle.
Tamagua, Mnersoiii.. ashland, Pins Grore, IL
lea,o.rn and Piiidd.lphtd. at s, 10 A. N. and
2.05 and 1. 10 NJ, stopping AT L,tanoH and
all H0y Stations the SO ? NJ Train making
connections for Philadelphia. and his
only. For Pof'sS!ls, Stiayhtll Harsn and 4u-
burn via SckpVlkll and SasyIehGHHa HaiH Dad
leave HARRISBURG at 80 ~
Returning: Leave Ne~ lark At 800 NJ,
1900 Noon 800 and s,O0P NJ. Phlladelphia
At & m, and 800 N. Sleeping cars
accompanying the 800 G snd o,0U and 500
y IN rains with Dut change.
Way passenger train leaves Fhilais(phis at
80 n NJ, connecting vita similar rsin on
Fast Penna, returning from Reading at $50
pm. stopping n: all stations. rottsoslJs at
700 and s. - A NJ and 30 NJ; Shamo-
Kin Al 5.2j and II, "a a m, -4Shlar6 100 \
NJ, and IL, i3 noOn and l.55 p NJ; Ta9dqa1
at $50 4. NJ. and 2,i5.ad l,3 ? N.
Leave Pof.ecille for Harrisdlr;. via Sclgy5-
Ill and SusqaehapHa Rail Road at : 10 a. N.
for Harrisburg anu Ii, 30 NJ for Pine Grove
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LIQUOR STORE.

EISHER & co. have established Whole.
i sale and Retail Liquor Store in patter-
son, Juniata county, Pa. All kinds of the
best and Iurest Liquors, Wines, &c, for sale,
in large or small quantities to suit purcha
SER.
They have also n Mineral Water and Sar-
saparilla BOttling Establishment. Hotels.
Restaurants and families furnished promptly
and TT short notice with anything in our
line, at reasonable prices.
SAMUEL FISHER & CO.
nav g. lS6S-tf
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Started by Stock Shares Ct $1,000
Great Ercitcmem 1mongst the Merchont
IN Punerson ond Ficinuy.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
So Roll Up. 7pn'bie Up, or Any Way
50 loa Get Up.

'EHE following Is a list Of GOoas row on
4 hand and Tor sale at co. operative prices.
Every purchaser becomes a stock holder.
Teas, Coffee, Sugar aud Moiasses.
Spices of all kinds.
Cheese, Salt and Salt Fish.
Rec, Beans and Peas.
Dried Apples and Peaches.
Canned Fruit OF all kinds.
Raisins, fruens, Fig, Dates, ana Nuts of Al.
kinds.
Cucumber Pickles By the dozen or in Bottles
Coniec;iOuaries of all kinds.
Oranges, Lemons, Green Apples and Gran
berries.
Cedar Ware, Brooms, Baskets. &c.
Marketing OF all kinds always on hand il
season.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1868-09-23

EssT Persons can be supplied with Coal.
Plaster, Salt, &C., at the loves; price. bv our
agen' at Thompsontown, ELiHU BENEER
= 70 Is also authorized to purchase Grain and
give the highest market Prices
LSg-- Mr.. CLINE is, also, our authorized
agent at Perrysville to purchase Grain and
Sell Coal, Plaster and Salt for u.s.
Give US call and you cannot fail to be
pleased.
Eayn Highest prices paid for Country Pro
duce, and taken in exchange for goods.
FROW, IL PARkER'S.
Sept. 25, 1867.