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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03
BY Lyme & Brother,
AEctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
l2l2 Main street,

TWO VALUABLE THREE STORY
Il BR!C STORES On LEAsHHoLD
Or l7Tn STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS, OPPOSITE THE
ARCH OF TIE MARKET. FOR SALE At
&CCTlON.-We shall, at the request OF the owner
sell at Pablo auction On the premises, on TUES
pay, the An day OF April, 1871. at y O'Clock z.
iugs over same, located as above described: now
In the occupancy of II. Deven and Simon Norris
renting respectively at $3.50 and 800 per anm,lm
The lots have front each the east side OF 18th
OF 2lt by 80 feet more or less to an alley and are
subject to perpetual rent Of so and 81 bushels of
wheat per anuum.
TERMS: WIN be one-fourth of the purchase
none! cash ; the balauce on q credit OF g. II. and
is months, FOR negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust deed.
NH 20 LYME h BRO Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03
BY Wellington iGOddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ES-
Il rATa, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
KNOWN AS THE WALL-STREET HOTEL
ing executor OF FenGall Griffin, deceased, late OF
the county Of Henrico. shall sell at auction on
the premises, on FRIDAY. 7;h April, ISL, a:
O'Clock u. a., the property located on the east
liae Of Wall street. between Main and franklin
streets, known as the Wall STREET HOTEL.
three stores on Wall street, AMI is 80 we'll known
that further description is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS Gnc-ftth cash haaBce at &, II, and IS
months, bearing Interest, and secured by u trust
deed fan II w. G'DllIN, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03
b Lee 4 GoGdiD,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. lib Ialn street

THREE VALUABLE RUILDINGL LOTS
4 or % FEET fRnNI EaC hOh The EAST
AID ekOAU STREETS, FOR SALE ArAUC.
II Non TUE DAY, the 4ih OF April, on the
premises, 1t "A O'Clock Z. Nj. we VIII sell those
very desirable BUILDING LOTS fronting op The
east line OF 10Th street, 1t its intersection with
Grace street and Immediately opposite the dwell
ings recently erected by Mr.. Edward B1s ieux
each having front of 80 feet, end excluding back
l2O test to an alley II feet WIDE with the privilege
TO tte purchas er's entering curert Oh alley. For
pr va. residences these lots are pleasantly stuu-
Led. and offer many inducements To the business
man hyleISon OF their central location.
TERMS: Une-lh,rd cash residue At four and
eight months, for negotiable paper, with interest
added. and irus, deed TO secure deferred payments
mh 30 LEE u GDDDIS, Aucts,
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- 1ErnAs,r assss.sl s.s

11EIMboLD's e EXTRACT BUCBU
o...s health and vigor to the frame and bloor to
Tho na,,,d cheek. Debility is accompanied by
- .rv alarming symptoms, and II no trestm ent is
admitted to, consumption, insanity, or epalopdc
fits ensue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03
BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

A MOST BEAUTIFU LOT OF
a. eRngNn ON IT THE VEST i SIDE OF :, Lay ~,
GROVE STREETS, FRONTING ON MONROE
PARK, AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY. Sd April,
at O'Clock P. NJ, we will sell upon the premises
the LOT situated as above, and lying between the
handsome new residences Of Gen. Hewberry and
Col. Ordway. 1t fronts sls feet on Laurel street,
runs back 100 feet, and has upon 1t row of pretty
shade trees.
Laurel street has been recently widened and i'm
proved by guttering and curhiug.
This lot fronts Monroe Park. overooks the city.
Is amongst the most desirable in that beautiful
and rapidly-improving part Of the city, and there
fore should comm and the attention of those SEEK
Ing q select building Site. j VIII be sold as g.
whole. or subdivided, rs may be deemed best
TERMS: Atthe sale.
NH q GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auct'rs.
GHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold on
~ MONDAY, the Sd day Of Ap,il, at 1os O'Clock,
at Henrico court house THAT being court day.
THREE MULES
To satisfy an attachment in my hands, by order Of
the Court. against j. +. Burrows In favor of Lyme
& Brother, agents for W. j. Pettlgrew.
WM WALSH,
NH 3o-4t d. s., for II. j. smith, S. H. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03
By Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.

GIVE SUPERIOR WELL-BROKE
L MULES AT AUCTtOE.-tn WEDEES-
DAY, 9Th Inst, at 10 O'Clock, at the stables Of MIR:
James c. Johnson, on Franklin street, we will sell
five very line MULES. we'll broke to harness.
TERMS Liberal, and announced at sale.
ana LEE Il GODDIN. Aucs'rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03
BY Paine 4 Co. Auctiaueers.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.
- On WEDHE3DhY April 5i commencing
1t 10 clock, we will sell ut our warehouse very
large and att-S ctiye assortment of entirely
FRESH DRY GOODS,
now receiving, comprising CREST variety of new
and desirable goods adapted To spring sales.
200 cases BOLTS, SHOPS. and BALMORALS,
for Men. W omen. Misses, Boys. and Children !;
MEMS and BOYS HATS, In great variety.
ALSO,
MERCHANT TA;LoR'S STOCK.
BY order of The administrator we will sell the
entire stock OF the late Johu Tictj.n. deceased,
large LIT OF
CLOTHS. CASolMcRFS.
VESriNiiS, TRIMMINGS, &c, &C.; all
OF very superior quality.
LSii,
Two LARGE MIRRORS.
Sale positive and without reserve.
NH a7--M.W ,&Ftds PiINE& CO., Aucts
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beginning at 10 o'clcckA NJ, at the courthouse
MOOR OF said Court. in the Customs ouse building
liSAs City Of Richmond make sale, for cash, OF
aSEEC CTS OF the BANK OF VIRGINIA.
.l tbo Tea2f5SDNDS, BI, LIS, NOTES. JUDO,
co II s or BEES, AID whatsoever else there
hEATS, DECRe Banl v,oeo o,o,,,
be. IT, 80 whose Chains nave been
Creditors of tins ~ oeciee, ent';led TO set OF
allowed. are, Jul &ag,, "A"s' 'nS purchases OF SAID
at par their clainfSk nc s,a ct.
4 dsscrint,va i,sY Of 5. {. lardy, one or the un-
the countinn NJ, and Dock streets, or at the Office
dprsIgnad En ,7ttI On 1ltb street, between Main
OF D'J Ssnndsrs hmond. which the public are in
mud RAM in Ne examine. This list VIII be print
vi,ed - ali .n and 1t viii be advertised wheo
ed for circulation " En ~ Hhs' receivers
ready. DAVIDS BANK OF va.
s. G. II
NH 95-lawtd IT
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lUrTxsJa SALES rass nay. e


ID. AMOS. HOUsEHO DID FURNITURE,
- &c., AT AUCTION. THIS DAY nc 10
In 70 Oh, 49,. ,-.+ I'LL. II
. andsome WALNUT PAKIoR SUITS, In reps
7.d1sndsoms FRENcH BEDsTEAD,
WALNUT ETEGERE, 49,
StDEBOARD, with uarbfe-top,
MAkBLE.TCP and PLAIN BUREAUS. +.t1.s@r.
Jenny LIND and COTTAGE BEDSTEAns.
hoSEWgOD. MAHOGANY, and WALNUT,
'W4SHSTANDS
MtHrG ANY BOOKCASES,
sTA.NED WARDRUBEs,
MAHOGANY, OAK, and WALNUT DESKS,
MAHoGANY CARD and CENTRE TABLES,
BED LOUNGE, SOFaS,
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS.
MARBLE.TOP and PLAIN SJDEBOARDS,
WALNUT and OAK HAT-RACKS,
FEATHER BEDS and FEATHERS,
BLLLlARD TABLE, BOOKS,
COOKING STOVES. &c.
1t THOS. W. KEEsEE Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03
BY Thomas w. Reese, AucLIOneer.
No, 1917 Main street.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF FURN-
"A IrURE. COUNTERS, GAS FIXTURES,
&c. Ar AUCTIUN.-By order Of the administra-
tor OF John Tcitjcn, deceased, ! will sell at my
auction-house on THURSDAY, April 0, ISL
Large FREGCH-PLATE M!RHOR,
WARDROBE,
MARBLF-TUP CENTRE TABLE,
OAK SIDF BDAKD.
MaRBL"-TUP and PLAIN WASUSTAHDS,
HAlR-rLOrlI and CA SE-SEAT CHAIRS.
WAL nut ETEGERt,
TABLES,
BRUSSELS CARPET.
OILCLOTH,
awning, large size;
COUSTFkS.
CUTTING TABLE,
CRDCkERY.
Gas FIXTURES.
PAhLyh STOVE. sc.
NH 81 THO. ". KEFSEE, Anct'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03
BY }. D. Whitehead & Co.,

BY j. d. Whitehead & Co.,
Nos. 3 and Fifteenth street, between Main
and Cary streets.
OUR NEXT REGULAR WEEKLY
~ sale will take place on MONDAY, the Sd In
stant, az our store 18th street, between Main and
cary, commencing ut loA O'Clock A. n. when we
VIII otter at auction large and desirable stock of
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS,
(, WINES, &C., ....
% which the sitention of the trade Is invited.
IL j. ID, WHITEHEAD & co,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Itl5 Main ytreeS

% BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN
~ OF FULTON IN ROCKETTS, FOR SALE
Al fAUCII0k.-On MONDAY, the su Of April;
O'Clock M:: on the premises. We VIII Sell -
auction TWENTY-IHkEE< BUIDDLAGI QIs,
located rs follows: Three fronting saxiio fe e,sn
on Lhe south side OF Grabsni street. opposite VIC
sihApel: two fronting Sexiid feet each on The sess
S s.l sect each ON the south side OF 0tleaps
Street ana eight fronting 70 sl2xtIo fett each Oh
sss nossn Size or Virginia, between Msrshs sng
RnItnn ~ suseS. near she above in The plan %
mhs 3 AZ sale. RICHARDSON & CO.,
MA So Aueif.
t,i NJ hsonea sale is POSTPONED Su
nj, .SA y IRE Athbt Arrii. an 4atclock i. II.
!. -- 49, - RICHARDSON Il Cos ARc's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

CULPHOCARBOLATE Of ZINC;
~ ouLPHJChnSOLATE tF LIME;
SUL"H CaiiHoLAI;. Of S Ia;
rULEttNCAhBJ L2Tk Of AMMONIA
BHUaiD~ az IUD1SE:
lDEGFOKM:
Tactic ACID, concentrated;
LAtTIC ACID. dilute:
bsS'tDltDr or SODIUM;
tXhLATs. Os'IRDN;
L.PIS D'SinjS;
,ULPHAIE BF NICKEL:
las ATT, OF RlsMUtH;
q .B@'S rUHE CHLUkOFORM;
tQuiBB5's PUkE CIILrtA..-HYpRAT
;QuIBBc'S FLUID FN:Khi1TS;
tCH tHING'S SHLtEaL-t9DkAT
FLEXIBLE C0LLODIoh,
aud NIL reliable
PHARMA CEUTiCAL PRODUCTS.
For sale by MEADE K BAKER,
Pharmacists,
mh23 elq AiJin street.
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GALE OF THE EFFECTS OF THE
BANK OF VIRGINIA.
e9TH DAY OF JUNE NEXT.

In obedience to a decree Of the Circuit Court OF
the United states for the District OF Virginia. the
under signed will, on the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

LgYEK SEE B.-A fun supply OF
Tor aka ps new crop CLoyER SEED IN store.
'40 " ALLISON q ADDISON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
brooklyn LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS NEARLY 50, OOO, oOo AND RAPIDLY
INCREASING.
sloo 900 DEPOSITED WITH sUpERINTEN-
DENT OF NEW YORK INSURANCE
DEPARTMENT,
for the protection Of It's poicy-holders every
where.
$40, oo0 IN VIRGINIA REGISTERED BONDS
DEPOSITED WITH TREASURER
OF VIRGINIA,
Total removal of all restrictions on travel and
residence. No permit or extra premium Is re-
quired, and the assured may reside or travel on
any part Of the globe.
The guaranty of A CASH SURRENDER
VALUE TO EVERY POLICY, the. amount Of
which Is definitely stated In dollars and cents, and
Is endorsed on each policy when issued
RATES AS Low As CONSISTENT WITH
FINANCIAL SDUNDNESS.
PROMPTITUDE IN PAYING LOSSES.
NO CHARGE FOR POLICY OR STAMP.
1.-THE BRoOkLYN LIFE"
was the first company TO endorse a guarantee OF
definite amount of surrender value upon every
participating policy when issued. and Is the only
company doing business Ii Virginia that gives its
policy-holders the advantage OF this liberal tea
GOOD AGENTS WA NTED everywhere In Viz
giuia, who will be literally dealt with.
Applyto THOs. NJ. ALFRIEND s son,
Office No eoe Main ST., Richmord, Va.
DIR. o: F. MANSON, Medical Examiner.
WINDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEFIT
w LIFE IS rs I I \ = COMPANY
h BLACKFORD1E CLARK,
&GENERAL MANAGERS FOR SOUTHERN
o. DEPARTMENT,
~ A L n o e, N D.
company, while Issuing all approved and
ThisVE Of policies, iGvltes special attention 70
their syete xCIEs, renderinglite insurance avail
DEND POL&yestment unequalled by any other
e sss a. an F 81 asen'es apply e E. MOORE,
Gene Richmond, Va.
: = URANCE SOCIETY OF
ES VINAhTED 1874.
INCORPOiAH AND BANK STREETS,
OFFICE CORNER OF 1cTYGtuai or annual policy.
ossss sdnSS By
The quota for 1871 having lnu II 10 their Inter-
a la In sa property to insure Agent.
J5A 4; o 4 sSss ssssssiy
HENRY u. DANFORTH, AssiStax
SAMUEL q. PULLIAM, CsllectorA
DIRECTORS:
JgA9qELN ?. TAYLOH3
JOHN G. HOBSON,
JAMES DUNLOP, ~
WILLIAM GRAY, Sss3
WILLIAM II. HAXALL,
SAMUEL G. TARDY,
JAMES n. GRANT,
ALFRED 7. HARRIS,
JOHN FREELAND, a
G AARRPREETT F. WATSON, ..
GEQKIE DAVIS, ID
WILLIAM II. PALMER. &
EIRE, MARINE, AND INLANDA
suRANCE. Nv
aEOURITY + ILNsgRANCE COMPAEYs
OF NEW YORK. a.
nRPLh g. ooe
ASH ASSETS iJsnaary i, is7Gj.....' a'Oi7s st
W. eH ,d.v I OFFICE, NO. lola MAIN STRICT.
EksoNAL op % ahA Ah
's LOT OF damage by FIRE. MARINE and INLSND
,tSkS taken to any point In the United States |
oEcles on brick buildings issued for from one tc
We years. WAN '"
Rates as low ss those of any other COMPANY
lnn i reliable. Applications solicited.
re y D. n. WALKER Il co. gents.
! II. WALKER q CO.,
S~ 1
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L KEI-BRAND ESTA BLISeED In 1S22.-Be-
Ing the successor to my father IN the manufacture
of this whisky, and having his experience of IS
am prepared To furnish un article as PURE AS
WHISkEY CAN BE MADE, and in every re-
hpect worthy Of the name this brand of liquor has
gained Throughout the country. Parties desiring
% purchase Will please address Mcssrs. Mccarthy
Il ,!&ier, who are sole agents for the sale OF my
1bishey. JOHN HANGER,
successor to Peter Hanger, er.,
Naynesboro', Augusta county, Va.
FEBRUARY 9, 1871.
We would call the attention Of the trade to the
aboye caro-, and respectfully solicit orders from
al In want o. a genuine article of VIRGINIA
RYE WHISKEY. We can furnish this liquor In
whole or half barrels. All orders carefully exc
culed. MCCARTHY & SLATER,
1924 Main street.
RICHMOND, March 1, 1871. NH 6-3rn
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-12-13
Letter From New York.

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL, MEDICAL COLLEGE,
New YORK, Dec. lst, 1871.
EDITOR SENTINEL: Dear Sir, In
compliance with your request, on leaving
Mifilin, l write you.
Yesterday, Thanksgiving, was gener-
ally observed here. Services were
held in all the houses of worship, and
the stores were nearly all closed. The
day was cold, the mercury standing at
about zero, with stiff northeast wind
Being a holiday, we took advantage of it
to see the sights. In the forenoon we
went down to Washington market. 1t
is located in the lower part of the city
1t is the largest market in the city, COW
ering one whole square, and extending
along the sides of the streets the length
Of several more squares. AS to appear
ance and architecture, it consists of the
most dingy, dirty, and dilapidated old
wooden structures. constructed on the
most ancient models of sheds. Within
it is divided into small stalls. And here
is to be found almost everything need
full to supply the wants Of the inner man
as well as many that give comfort to the
outer, and, is said, at the most reasonable
prices. Here may be obtained beef, the
finest and best in the country, veal, OF
lamb, and, if these be not sufficiently cpl
curean, venison. great hogs, or little
pigs, hams, pork, or bacon rabbits, tur-
KEYS, wild, or tame, chickens, partridges
pheasants, quails, or ducks; oysters, OF
clans; apples, pears, potatoes, turnips'
bee:s, green peas; hats. coats, "pants,'
vests. stockings or, to pander to the
eve, pictures, frames, etc etc, too numer.
ous to mention
On account of the inclemency of the
weather comparatively few persons were
to be seen on the streets. The day
would have passed away in quietude but
for the appearance in the streets, at sun
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dry times and places. of bands Of rag
mufins," who attracted considerable at
tention, affording amusement to young
and old by their fantastic dress and lu
dicrous movements.
The afternoon We spent in Central
Park"-the pride of New York. The
city has spent an immense amount ol
money in beautifying it, and rendering ii
desirable and pleasant resort for the
weary citizen. And it has succeeded
admirably. For, removed from the
noise, the hustle. the turmoil, and the
cares of the city. they may enjoy an
hour in peace and auietness. The Park
is of large size, just how large cannot
say, and consists of hill and dale, with
here and there an outcropping of rocks
lakes, rills, with miniature waterfalls,
clumps of natural trees. beautiful shrub.
berry, archways, and beautiful summer
houses. There is, also, fair menagerie,
and FIVE museums on the ground. The
museum contains very fine collection
of stuffed animals and birds from all
quarters of the globe /; alcoholic speci,
mems of fishes and reptiles of almost
every conceivable variety; skeletons of
animals. reptiles fishes beetles, insects,
butterflies, moths, in unanswerable
variety; shells, corals, sea a-weeds, min
nerals. ETC., etc.
l hope none of Your readers, who may
chance in New York, for however short a
season, will fail to spend at least part
of day in the Park-they will he well
repaid. in the pleasure they receive.
On our way home we stopped at the
new depot of the New York Central
Railroad. 1t is magnificent structure
of stone and iron; covering two squares.
1t is by far the finest structure of the
kind in the United States. Its Offices
are large, elegantly furnished, and com
Portable. Three roads occupy 1.-THE
New York Central and Hudson River,
the Harlem, and the New York anc New
Haven 1t has been open but for a
short time, but already it has created
considerable inconvenience. to travel
across the city-obstructing by its trains
many of the streets almost completely
They told us that in a weeks time a
train would come in or go out every five
minutes.
In the evening we had the pleasure of
enjoying .a rich musical treat, in the
form of that grand Grafton of Handel,
the Messiah. The leading parts were
sung by Miss Wynne, Madame Patey,
Mr.. W. II. Cummings. and Mrs Santley,
the choruses by the New York Harmonic
Society, consisting of about three hun
dred The four leading singers are very
fine particularly Madame Patey, who has
full deep. rich, and powerful voice of
great compass,-very sweet, and Mr..
Santley. who is said, to be the greatest
living baritone. Of this am no Judge,
but he is certainly a very fine singer.
Thus passed the day.
Respectfully, yours.
THOMAS A. ELDER.
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READ TIE FOLLOWING -
Grorer q. B .k,r .Secing M,chtne Co
-Gentlemen We The undersigned, res
idents of Mifflin county, Pa, having sew
orally purchased your celebrated Shuttle
Sewing Machines, do cheerfully testify tc
their superior merits. embracing. as they
do, the requisite points of simplicity, du
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want irst-class Sewing Machine.
Mrs. Fear, Rcedsville; Mrs. NJ. Hart
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Reedsville Mrs David Hatzler, Whit,
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Mrs. Lee Sample, Reedsville; j. Contler
(railor.) Reedsville Mrs. Il. Sigler
ReedsviIle Mrs. $ Mccoy, Lewistown
Mrs. I'm Hays, Reedsville; Mrs. Il. j
McKnitt, Milroy Mrs. E. Wian, Reeds
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Mitchell, Lewistown Mrs. David Mill
ken. Reedsville Miss Maggie Sloan
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Siglerville Mrs w A. McKnitt, Mil
roy; Mrs John d. Hooley, Reedsville
Mrs. Castillo, Yeagertown Mrs. jacob
Mcdaniel, Lewistown Mrs. Frederick
Baker. Lewistown; Mrs. John McKnitt
Reedsville Mrs. Chauncy Shull, Lewis
tewn Mrs James McKnitt, Lewistown
Miss Aggie Cnmins. Milroy.
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ID l E D..

HOLMAN-On the 9Th inst. in Walk er
township, Mr Conrad Holman, in the 2Sth
year Of his age.
TRUTTON-On the Sth inst, in Delaware
township, Miss Mary Emma Trutton, aged
81 years, ; months and 26 days.
LANDIS-On the 18th inst at the resi-.
dence of her son in law, Mr.. Samuel Bonsall
in this borough, Mrs. Lydia Lands, aged 81
years, II months and II days.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-12-13

SNAKE stories are little out of season.
The latest one we clip from the Lancas-
ter Mquirer of last week. 1t reads as
follows: Edward Hicks Griest and John
Fisher, whilst digging out the head gate
ofS. W. P. Boyd's sawmill race. at Peach
bottom, in Fulton township, on last Fri
day, December 1st, came across thirty wd
ter SNAKES. nicely bedded in the earth
They were all alive and kicking. and
were all pretty well grown. Peachbottom
mus. be snaky country.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-12-13

A BRAKEMAN, on freight train, on
Broad Top, was seated on the rear end
of car, at Hopewell, one day last week
his attention was attracted by some boys,
when he experienced smsriing sensa-
tion in one of his fingers, and on looking
at it be found it cut square off A boy
was standing striking the passing cars
with hatchet, and he "did it with his
little aXe.'-Er.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-12-13

AN editor mp the river says clerk
wrote home to his sweetheart: Cant
marry you this winter. Our firm don't
advertise; business is awful dull, and
will get my wages cut down, if the firm
don't.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-12-13

NOtiCe-It is desirable that each
member of the order of Sons of Tenn.
perance be present on next Monday
evening, the 18th inst. as there is import
ant business to transact. Let each mem
Der be present, without fail. By order oi
w. P. A.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-12-13

Two young men, each with an arm
off, were on the streets yesterday, with a
hand organ, grinding out music. Drop
them a penny, reader, if you meet them
Remember the truly unfortunate.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-12-13

The proprietors of Johnson's Anodyne
Liniment, Parsons Pmgatire Pills
.Sheridan's Caralry Condition Poc''ers
have published readable and instruc
tive pamphlet which may be had free al
the stores.