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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-21
Z ORDExToWS - FEMiLE COLLEGE
MUTUAL.
Fire Insurance.

The Mutual Plan guarantees to The mptu-
ally insured the greatest security for the
least possible cost. The premium noes are
the capital. On This no DIVIDENDS are paid
to the stockholders but it i simIly ssessed
to pay deficiencies arising after the payment
Of losses and expenses, which in the COLUM-
BiA INSURANCE COMPANY, during the
total l29 years of It's existence, nave aver
aged but g! per centum upon the premium
note, being lower than the rates paid in the
best solvent stock companies during the same
period of time. In inSuring at stock rates.
the insured must pronounce to himself that
he pays every year euough-lst. TO form an
accumulated funG for emergencies ID. To
pay large dividends to the capital inycsied in
the Company 81. Rurs the risk of Chi
cago fire" coming and wiping his Company
out of existence In Mutual Company he
keeps own reserve in hand until needed. ami
pays no dividend to capitalists The mutu-
ally insured, being themselves the capitalists
look after the business, its char act er and it's
agents in all places, thus protecting each
other. For ln>urances or Agencies. address
J. F. FRUEAUFf. Secretary,
Columbia, Lancaster County, Pa.
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Democratic County Convention.

Mr. Greeley 8 new friends held their
County Convention in the Court House,
on Monday last The Convention was
organized by electing John 7. Metlin
president and Messrs J. F. Gallaher,
Kepner and Vandyke, secretaries.
Irwin d. Wallis, Esq, of Walker twp,
was nominated by acclama,ion for Pro-
thonotary, the other candidate having
withdrawn.
Robort McMecn, of Mifilintown, and
George A. Botdorf. of Richfcld, were
placed in nomination for District Attor-
ney. The first ballot eleciing the former
by vote Of % to IA. The nomination
was afterwards made Unanimous.
David B. Dimm, of Delaware town.
ship, was nominated by acclamation for
County Commissioner
Cornelius Barley, of Mifflin,on, was
nominated by acclamation for County
Auditor.
No candidates were presented for Con-
gress. Legislature, or for Delegate to
Constitutional Convention.
The Convention resolved to appoint
Congressional, Representative aud Sem
atorial Conferees.
The Convention adjourned after elec
ting VIM. J. Jacknan chairman of the
County Committee.
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The Meadville Republican of ten days
ago says: Sunday evening, abont eight
o clock the prisoners confined in the
county Jail succeeded in saving off some
OF the bars at window in tie rear end
of the building, and by bencing them to
each side made hole large enough to
admit Of their escape, Twelve of the
inmates being tired of such close quar-
tiers, en'igrated. Only five of this num-
Der, however, were of any consequence,
the other seven having about completed
their term of Imprisonment. There were
several others, who had no desire to 90
and expressed their willingness to await
their trial. Sheriff Ellsworth still has
twenty two boarders, come Of whom will
be transferred to safer places with harder
work and poorer grub. before the close of
the present session of the Court,
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A riot has broken out in Belfast Ire
land. Fighting in the streets in frequent
and it is stated that on Sunday night
stones fel! in the streets like hail. Ruffians
with pistols in their hands, parade the
city, and whole sections are given up to
the rioters. The military, at latest ac-
counts yesterday. were charging the mob
and it was reported that martial law would
be declared. Formidable riots have also
broken out at Lurgan, Ulster county, and
in other quarters.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-21

The Third National Bank of Balti
more, in the heart of the city, was enter
ed and robbed by burglars on Sunday
night of several hundred thousand dol.
lars, the amount not being as yet accur-
ately ascertained, in cash and securities.
The entrance was effected from room in
an adjoining building. f,rmerly occupied
as banking house, and which had been
rented in June last by party protesting
to be a commission merchant.
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CAUTION.

A Lii persons are hereby cautioned against
Ia picking berries on the premises of the
undersigned, in Feruansgh township, from
FRIDAY evening until TUESDAY eninp
OF each week. Every person violating this
notice will be dealt with according to law.
EMANUEL MOYER.
july 81 1S70-tf
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Ffightful Scene in a Circus.

CHICAGO, August l6-The rhinocer-
os belonging to the circus escaped at
Monroe. IT,. killing two men, knocking
down the tent poles and seats. causing
several dislocations of arms of spectators
and capsizing the cages of the other ami
mails. He was finally captured, after
doing $4,000 worth of damage.
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Fire in Elmira.

ELMrRA. N. Y, August 16 The Gin
ton Woollen Manufacturing Company's s
mill was totally DESTROYED by fire at noon
to day. Loss sl2O.OOO; insurance $780,
600 Nearly fifty thousand pounds Of
wool was destroyed. A tannery adioin-
ing was partially destroyed. Loss $4,000
fully insured.
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AGENTS WANTED for ChamberIin,s CreaI
Campaign Bo0k, HE
STRUGGLE OF '72.

A Aoretfy IN Political and Popular Litraturc
GRAPHIC History of the Republican and
Democratic Parties = racy skeIch of the so
called Liberal Republican Party an INSIDE
rier of the Cincinnati Convention The mi
nor tickets or SIDE sh3'cs of the campaign
The finest Illustrated Book Published \
Book wanted by every American citizen. To
secure territory at once. send 81 for outfit
UNION PUBLISHING Co. Chicago, H.,
Phia. Pa. or Springfield Mass.
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CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1872.

hRenis "ah'"n v our campaign g"ods. Sell
at Sight. Pay 100 per cent. profit. Now
Is the time. send at once Tor Descriptive
Circulars and Price Lists of our Fine Steel
Engravings of all the Candidates. Campaign
Biographies, Charts, Photographs. Badges.
Pins, Flags, and everything suited TO the
times. Ten Dollars per day easily made
Full samples sent for So. Address MOORE &
GooDsPEED. 81 Park Row, New York.
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The following was suggested by the
County Committee on the 18th of June,
1870, and has since been followed:
ar so1Oed, That on the day of hold
ing the primary election, after the choice
of a Judge and clerk, pro TEN, by the
Republicans present. an election shall be
held for judge and clerk, which shall re-
main open for thirty minutes, after which
the ballots shall be counted, and the
parties having the highest number of
votes shall be declared respectively the
Judge and clerk. and after the election is
held. the same to receive the votes for
candidates, certify the same to the Coun-
ty Convention; and the judge so elected
shall exercise the same powers as pre-
scrihed by the Crawford County System"
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Caution.

a LII persons are hereby cautioned against
"A Hunting. Fishing, or in any way tres.
passing on the farm occupied by the under
signed' In Milford township. All persons SO
offending will DC dealt with to the full extent
of the law JOSEPH FTrVV
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DELEGATES AT LARGE TO THE CoNSUi
TUTIUNAL CONVENTION.
wM. NJ MEREDITH, Philadelphia
J. GlLLINGHAN FELL. rhiiadel.bis
Gea. HARRY WHITE, Indiana.
Gen. WILLIAM LILLY. Carbon
LINN BARTHOLOMEW Schuy Kill.
II. n. NALISTER. Centre.
WM. II. ARMSTRONG, Lycoming.
WILLIAM DAVIS, Monroe.
JAMES l.. REYNOLDS. Lancaster
SAMUEL T.. DIMMlCK. Wayne.
GEnRGr Y. LAWRENCE. Washington.
DAVID y. WHITE. Allegheny.
". II. ALVEY, Lehigh.
JOHN II. WALKER Eric
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Republican Primary Election.

At meeting of the Republican County
at Wills Hotel. in Mitfiintown, on Saturday,
July 6, 1872, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resoleca, That the Primary Election be
held a; the usual places on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2ith, 1872,
Between the hours of and o'clock P N,
and tha; the Return Judges meet at the Court
House, in Mitfiintown, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 9th, 1872,
at o'clock 7. "
Pesolrsd, That the manner of eleciing Re-
turn Judges, and the qualifications OF voters
be the same prescribed and carried out
last year.
Resolred. That John A. Gallahcr and John
Mofzer be and they are hereby appointed
members OF the County Committee. to repre-
sent Walker township, and G. Z. Henderson
10 represent Patterson borough. in place of
J. ". Parker and l.. ". Sieber, of Walker
and Samuel H. Brown. Of Patterson. who are
no longer residents of these districts
JOHN BALSBACH. Prest
ALEX. WOODWARD, Secy
TIE following is the system under
which the Primary Election will be con
Quoted:
First. The candidates for the several
Offices shall have their names announced
III one or more of the county papers at
least four weeks previous to the primary
meetings stating the office, and subject
to the action of the said primary meet
ing.
Second, The rotcrs re.ponliny b. Re
pajician principies in each town, ward
or borough shall meet on Saturday, Sep
tember z, 1871, at the usual place of
holding the spring election. at 2 o'clock
i. NJ, and proceed TO elect one person
for Jud ge and two persons for clerks,
whcshall form a board to receive votes
and determine who are proper persons to
vote, and shall hold the polls open until
7. p. Alter the polls are opened the
candidates announced as aforesaid shall
be balloted for the name of each per-
son voting shall he written on list
At the time of voting, no person being
allowed to vote more than once for each
office
Third After the polls are closed the
board shall proceed to count the votes
that each candidate received, and make
on, the returns accordingly. to be certi
fled to by the Judge and attended Ly the
clerks
Fourth. The Judge (or one of the
clerks appointed by the Judge) of the
respective election district, shall meet at
the Court House in Miiilntown. Mon
day following the primary meetings, at
| o'clock i. NJ, having the returns and
a list of the voters, aud count the votes,
and the person having the highest num-
Der of votes for any Office shalt be de
clared the regular nominee of the Rcpub-
lican party.
FI{lh. Any two or more persons hav-
ing an equal number of votes for the same
Office. the judges shall proceed to ballot
for its choice. the persons having the
highest numbr to be the nominees.
SIR h. The return judg ges shall be com
petent to reject, by a majority, the re
turns from any election district, where
there Is evidence of fraud, either in the
returns, or otherwise. to tie ertent Of tie
T aUds committed.
.Serenh. No person shall be permitted
to vote proxies.
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Intelligence by mail from South
America gives sickeniug account of the
the efforts of the Secretary of War of
Peru attempting to make himself master
Of tbat country
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brave man bis record is without spot or
dimness. Twice the people of the State
elected him to the second highest place
in their gift, and he has proved entirely
worthy of their confidence. He is no
new man, no stranger, offered for the
suffrage of Republicans. To bestow up
on him the high trust for which he is
named is not 10 essay an experiment
The experiment of trusting General
Hartranft has been tried, and he has not
been found wanting. To labor for his
preferment is an agreeable duty, and to
congratulate him in the hour of victory
will be the pride of true patriots.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-21

A black bear. weighing four hundred
pounds. was recently killed on Riner's
Run Clinton County.
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CAMPAIGN
BADGES
CAUTION

a LII persons are hereby cautioned against
trespassing by hunting, or in any other
way, on the farm on which | reside in Fer.
managh township. All persons offending
Will be dealt with to the full extent of the
law. WILSON RORrSoN
Aug. 7, 1929
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dlew advertisements.
EXECUTORS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE !

THE undersigned, Executor of the estate
/ of Robert c. Gallaher, deceased, will
sell at public sale, at Miffiintown, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 1st, 1872,
The f flowing described valuable real estate,
to wit
No. |. The Mansion Farm, sit
ua,e in Fermsnagh township. adjoining the
borough of Miflintown. containing
I55 ACRES AND 55 PERCHES,
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The straight out Democratic National

The straight out Democratic National
Convention, to be held at Louisville XIV.
IN September. is attracting to it large bod.
les of the Democracy-those who will
n OF sustain Greeley-and it is just posi-
ble that by the time the month Of No.
vember is reached one half of the party
will be earnestly battling for that ticket.
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Tue new trial Of Dr. Sheppe will
commence at Carlisle on the 9th inst.
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THREE vessels have come into New
York harbor with yellow fever on board.
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FOR AUDITOR GENERAL.
GEN. HARRISON ALLEN,
OF WARREN COUNTY.

FOR CoNGRTSSMEN AT TLAEGE,
GEN. LEMUEL TODD. of Cumberland.
GEN. CHARLES ALBRIGHT. Of Carbon.
GLtNNI W. SCOFIELD. of Warren.
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Hamilton Pacific aud Challe Delane euc from sos
rcdu
Fancy Popins reduced ooNt.
Fancy Popins
All kinds of Goods reduced 10 cent
Balmora Skirts reduced from Is to "a cent
Cassmeres Kentucky Jeans Cottonade and our whole
line of Dry prints Muslns and Checks exceped
duced from 25 cent
Ladies' Lasting reduced from 80 Soos2H
~ 80. = ..ars rs5uccd from OOtO 2G
as,;ro Caters reduced from 1910 2Ei
49,, uoocco CATERS reduced from Soto 800
-. Moocco Caters reduced from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 25o
Ladies' Morocco reduced from. Voo 29
Misses and Chdrens Lasting and Morocco Shoes aud @'erS
reduced in the proportions
Mems Boots reduced ------ ~ .oso%
,.rcod fran $500 SOL
~. Doo,s raducad from
reAuced O0o 25
Mems Calf Shoes reduced from 52'to 2B
Bows Boots and Shoes reduced from 10 to 20 per cent
Men Hats and Gaps from 10 to ~ per cent
CARPETS AT CITY PRICES.
,a No credit even on reduced prices. Terms cash at Il
time Of purchase No goods laid away to be called for
NOW Is YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY.
Remember the time-for 90 days only from Aug 9th Do
FORGET the place-TodIs Corner Patterson
LAIRD & BELL.
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EsE ss ID

REMEDY fails to cure. is prepared e1prs-
iy to cuFe the P,les. an nothing Else. s.
by all pruggi-;s. Price. SiC5.
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u Z ~. JOHN + ia n ] X ANT
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
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NEW ADVERTISE NJ E NTS.
LOOK AT LAIRD 4 BELLS
LOW DOWN PRICES!
Everybody Inter csted!
Great Reduction in the Price Of Goods
FOR 20 DAYS COMMENCING AND CLOSING AUG 18th

FOR 20 DAYS COMMENCING 9TH AND CLOSING AUG 18th
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HON. HENRY WILSON,
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uF MASSACHUSETTS.
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HON. ULYSSES MERCUR,

OF BRADFORD COUNTY.
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The "Old Hare" and the Rabbit.


That most excellent animal for the table
the sold Hare" rs he is called by lis,
and Rabbit, rs he is called elsewhere, has
ever occupied prominent place in putlic
consideration in all historic ages. .EsoP
made him quite a civilian amongst wild ami.
mails. Indeed, We can hardly call him wild.
He is very domestic in his habits, lives near
dwellings, and feeds Oh garden vegetables
and fruit. If it were not for the viilainous
cats and Supernumcrary dogs that iDiest the
land, the "Old Hare" would be far more
contiding in man, and his habits would be
much more gentle. The cats and dogs de-
stroy harcs in vast numbers, and yet they in
crease so rapidly that hunters aud trappers
kill great many, and the tables in the coun-
try are in December and January seldom
without them.
How very excellent barbecucd old hare
is about these days. Hhc old negro who
caught one and eXtolled his virtues while
holding him In bis hand truly described him.
" He is good fry, for stew, for roast, for pie,
for anything" But When the prisoner, with
4 conyulslye leap, escaped, the delight OF his
captor was changed into bitter disappoint-
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Expiration OF Senatorial Fcrms-Cam-
paigssinG for Neutrality-suspicious.
Gtrnno,fss III Ao.srf es i'm The EnEafp.i

Expiration OF Senatorial IerMS-sam-
pasg,sifiG for Neutrality-suspicious.
Strength cf Parties I'm the Senate.s
Washington Correspondence of Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON, December 2G.--On the fourth
day of March. the end of this Congress, the
terms Of tWenty-four senators will expire.
These are Spencer of Alabama, Rice Of Ar
kansas, Cole OF California, Ferry Of Conncc-
ticut, Osborne of Florida, Hill of Georgia,
Trumbull of Illinois. Morton of Indiana,
Harlan of Iowa, Pomeroy CT Kansas, Machen
Of Kentucky, Kellogg of Louisiana, Vickers
of Maryland, Blair OF Missouri, Nye of Ne
vada, Patterson of New Hampshire, Conk-
ling of New York, Pool Of North Carolina,
Sherman Of Ohio, Cortett Of Oregon, Came
ron of Pennsylvania, Sawyer Of South Caro-
liua, Morrill, of Vermont, aud Howe of Wis
cousin. Dir. Wilson, of Massachusetts. whose
term does not expire until 1877, will also
surrender bis commission IS senator to
take possession of the chair as its presiding
officer, by virtue Of his elevation TO the vice
presidency.
Several Of the senator's whose terms eX-
pirc i'll March have been already reelected.
and several more of them doubtless will be.
Mr.. Spencer, Of Alabama, claims to have
been reelected, and papers purportingto be
his credentials are now on the tile ot the
Senate. But the legislative faction which
assumed 10 elect him has been pronounced
al illegal organization by the Attorney-Gen-
| eral. and is without doubt so considered by
IL majority OF the Senate. An election will
be necessary by the whole Legislature, as
legally organized, and Mr. Spencer will not
only then have Democratic but Republican
competitors for the honor. In Arkansas the
Legislature has not yet met, and, owing to
the peculiar position of affairs there, we may
have Il repetition Of the Alabama dual Lee
@i>laturc. The eventual result will proba-
bly, be, however, that the Radicals will
get control of the Legislature, and elect fit
colleague for Mr. Clayton to succeed Mr..
Rice. The California Legislature has elected
Hon. \. \. Sargent, of the House of Repre-
sentatipcs, to succeed Mr.. Cole, and the Con.
necticut Legislature has reelected Mr. Ferry.
The Florida Legislature has not yet met.
The most prominent person mentioned is
likely to succeed Dir. Osborne is the present
Governor Reed. In Georgia there seems to
be little question that General Gordon will
succeed Mr.. Hill; in Illinois, that Governor
OgleSoy will replace Mr.. Trumbull and in
Indiana Mr. Morton has already been re-
elected. IN Iowa Mr.. Allison, of tue House
Of Representatives, has heen elected US the
successor to Mr.. Harlan. From Kentucky Mr..
McCrccry will come back to his old seat, taxi
ing the place of Dir. Maciien. who is serv-
ing out the brief remainder OF Garrett
DaYis's term. Senator Pomeroy has gone
home to tight hard for reelection from Kan
sas, and tue knowing ones say he will make
it. Kellogg, who is the instigator Of the
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Ezzssszz1aaEEzEEEsEs
DEATHS.

Died. December 2Gth, l,7!. Mis- ALICE HAIR
WOOD. wife OF John ". uirwood.
The funeral will take place nj the First Baptist
church TO-DAY Saturday: december IS, 1T II
O'Clock The relatives aud friends Ut the family are
invited to attend.
effect OF llrns received on the 2ih Instant. IN the
tw,nty-second Year Of her age Miss MATTE f..
BAKER daughter Of Eli I'll Baker, Esq
Thus has another bright ornament OF society been
suddenly taken from our midst. In the bloom OF her
youth. under peculiarly distressing circumstances,
To leave Borrowing friends u mourn her loss and TO
remind them that IN the midst of lf, they are in
DEATH
Her funeral will take place from her fathers resi-
tIcncc, corner Twcuty-ihird and VeuabIc streets.
on SATURDAY the :sth instant, at IL o'clock
\. NJ It"
Died. at O'Clock \. NJ, percubcr eth. nj the re-
sidcnce OF Mr.. j. ~ Hopkins, in this city, from
typhoid fever. after an illness vi i've weeks W ~ =
lis friends md those of his mother and Mr. J. A.
Hopkins respectfully invited 10 attend his fuie-
raj from the Str,rth-S;rcct Christian church 81 "
DAY EVENING 81 3 O'Clock.
Died. In the city of Richmond. on Tie cod Of De-
The heart i'll the seventy-t!ird year Of his age. He
leaves many relatives AID friends 10 mourn MS loss
Yes my heart IS sad its claincss gone;
Hopes b!iehtcd. aud Joy for me never was born.
Day, with is SUNSHINE, never beaIncth Tor me-
TITS all night and darkncsS-'tis misery.
New York papers please copy.
Died, ut II O'Clock A. " december 9Th, at the re-
Sidney, after lingering Illness, Mrs. MARY JANE
YOUNG. aged iiIty-four years.
Tie funeral viii take place on TOMORROW
Sunday AFTERNOON at . o'clock, at the resi-
Washington between Dover aud Harvie streets, III
Sidney.
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The HONE or MADlsoN.-A paragraph
which has been going the rounds Of the
press stating that Montpelier, the former
home OF President Madison. has been sold
for $500 is without foundation. 1t is
large estate, situated in one Of the most fer
tile parts of Virginia. and comprises over
one thousand acres, valued 1t Il considerable
sum. The great body of the estate remains
in the hands of Ir. Frank Carson. who has
been the proprietor for many years. 1t Is
gratifying 10 know that the place which was
the residence of tie great Virginia states
man, at which he died, is not likely to pass
into the hands of strangers. Baltimore Sun.
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vas fair. Nevertheless. he yolsint eers ms
testimony against sgIsLrAa LEST, who, bel 81
SAYS, has been engaged Id many sNinaling
mining transactions. AHSoID. concludes by
Informing the world that he has discovered a
silver mine ip Kentucky worth sSeo, ooa, 900,
and That he has purchased all the land cover.
tngit for 50. 100000. And now if anybody
wants to find out how very honest this Ar
sorn is, let hin, buy some Of the shares Q.
this valuable silver mine. 100.
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The name ARNOLD has been injured by an
other remarkable piece of treaehery. PULP
ARNOLD, employed 10 the recent California
diamond swindle, has the hardihood to
deny that any fraud was practiced; declares
chat the fields were not sailed that the dis.
eoSeries were honestly made, and that al
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NAEsEs5.AGES.

Marricl, at the rcsIcEcc Of Mrs. Churchmln.
Stlrutrn. Va. december 18th. hy Rev. SIR. HULL
hen. Nr. WILLIAM 4. GklLLS, OF E;chn4nH, -
Mis- SUSAN r. daughter Gf the late John Church
.n:.u. ESD, o. Augusta county, VI.
Married, On the evening of the Eth Instant. at The
residence of the brides ptrcn's. by EeT. y. X Gar
lick, Mr.. WILLIAM i. GATES ana Miss In IL
=. WHEELER; both OF Richmond.
Baltimore pIpers please copy.