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should it wirh to announce him and be a
fool too? Unwittily it places itself in
the same catalogue The editor should
be run through college once more. Per-
haps at the second exit he would be able
to keep the articles that he writes in
something like an intelligent shape.
But mark the continued contradiction.
1t says it was not pledged to Mr.. Packer.
and few lines further on in the same ar
ticle it declares that sit was known as the
avowed friend of Mr.. Packer" How
much truth is there in people who so
contradict themselves. Characters with
such contradictory statements on the wit
ness stand in court of justice would be
ruled out Immediately.
We have not the space now further t.
pursue their mass Of contradictory state
ments, but may do so in future NUN
Der
As to Mr.. Lyons and DR. Sterrett,
we have stood in the relationship of a
personal friend to both. and have done
and .aid nothing between the gentlemen
that cannot be done and said anywhere.
and we shall be glad if DR. Sterrettt be
comes one of the representatives of this
Senatorial District in the Constitutional
Convention.
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Meeting Of Retunn Judges.

The Return Judges elected by the DIFF
ferent townships and boroughs on last
Saturday, organized at the Court House
at 20 minutes past 2 O clock on Monday
afternoon, by e!ectins e W. Smith. OF
Delaware township, chairman. and VIM
McLinn. Of Fayet,e township, and r. II
Patterson, Of Lack .n~n-hia- sncrata.ies
The following gentlemen represented
the districts as Return Judges:
Miffllnsown-D w Harley.
Fermanagh-Wi!!iam Bergy.
Fayette-Wiliiam NcLinn.
Monroe-Samuel Shellrnberycr.
Greenwood-Millard Woodw ward.
SUPPLEMENTARY Frymoyer.
Walker-Henry Hartman.
. Delaware-George w. Smith.
Thompsontown-john Shelley
?atterson-William Groninger.
Milford-John Balsbach.
Perrysville-George N. Graham
Turbrtt-A 7. McAfce.
Spruce Hill-Snlomnn Kaufman.
Brale-Daniel Kaufman.
Tuscarora-Thomas Morrow
Lack-R II. Patterson.
Black Log. H. Lane.
The following number of votes were
returned for the respective candidates:
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TUSCARORA FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE next session of this Institution will
L commence SEPTEMBER 4th, lsi2.-
Location unsurpassed. buildings spacious
and convenient thorough teachers, and mod
crate terms Send for Circular.
j. +. SHERMAN. A. NJ. Principal,
Academia, Juniata Co.. Pa
July Il. 18I2-4t
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28

A Phiadelphia paper says, an impor.
tant move has just been made by the
Municipal Reform Association A peti.
ton has been presented to Judge McKen.
nan in the United States Circuit Court
asking for the appointment of inspectors
to "watch at the polls on the sth of Oc-
tober to see that no frauds are perpetra
ted"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28

GOVERNOR HOFFMAN, of New York
declines a denomination. He says that
he has been a candidate three times. and
was twice elected. and now he deems it
his duty not to stand in the way of others.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28

SHELLY STANBAUGH always keep up
~ their stock of GROCERIES and will not
be exeelled either in the quality or price o.
their goods in this line. Give them can
before roipy elsewhere
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28

The case of longest confinement in the
Vermont State Prision is that of Henry
Damon, who was committed September
|, 1899, on life sentence for the murder
of his wife in Rutland. He is Row &C
years of ace
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28

A little girl in Kcokuk wcdged herself
into a crevice betvccn two buildings to
recover fan, and in order to get her ont
it was necessary to cut hole through
one Of the walls
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28

The Adams family of Massachusetts,
will not support Greeley. Such is the
latest intelligence.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28

The fall in the price Of wheat at Chi
cago ruined, financially, many grain
dealers
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28

a spark I:"ma passing locomotive /
burnt up 100 acres OF grain i'll Iowa re
Gently.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28

A cucumber twelve inches long and
weighing two pounds is the production of
a Schuylkll county farm.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28

Twelve thousand mosquitoes 10 eacl,
crhic foot of atmosphere is the allowance
at Key Wet
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28

George Row, an old man of white town
ship Indiana county. WAS so badly sfuug
by b -es the other day. thtt death ensued
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28

IHE Texas cattle fever is reported
among the cattle in Illinois
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1ew advertisements.
EXECUToH'S SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

THE undersigned. Executor of the csta,,
L of Robert e. Gall,ber. deceased. will
sell at public sale, at Mifiinromn. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER lst. 1872.
The llowing described valuable real estate
to wit:
No. |. The Mansion Farm, sit.
uase in Ferminagh township. adjoining the
borough of Mifliu;owu. Containing
IjJ ACRES AND % PERCHES,
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Spanish draught horses sell for sl4
yer head in Austin. Texas.
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Italy for the 6rst time is using her coal
mines.
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oss<. Frame House,

o8<, a. s'stnRs. House.
Blacksmith Shop, W.geE-r,nker Shop. iArco
Frame BANK BARN with Wageu-shet! and
Corn-erib attached. Carriage House, Horse
Stable and al orhcr necessary outbuildings
There is Wen Of water near the door, and
running water convenient to the barn for the
use Of stocis The farm is in the best state
of cultivation and under good fence This !,
one of the most valuable farms in the county
and IS especially desirable on account of its
convenience to market, churches schools, &c
No 2 A Farm situate in Beale town.
ship. aboas iee miles west q. Patterson Sta.
tiou. p. Il. r.. aud about enc mile from jhns.
town. containing 143 acres and 555 perches.
net. The Improvements are
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28

The Republicans of New York have
nominated Gen. j A. Dix for Governor.
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GROCERY. PROVISION,
-AND-
S H @ E SE0 r E 2

| lST OF LEADING ARTICLES Il PRICES
IL reported weekly by C. BARLEY, op
posite the Post Office, Mirtintown, Pa:
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FOR CoNGRESsMEN AT LAF
OF WARREN COUNTY.

FOR CoNGREssMEN AT LAEGE,
GEN. LENUEL TODD. of Cumberlani
GIN. CHARLES ALBRIGHT. of Carbon
GLLNNI W SCOFIELD, Of Warren.
DELEGATES AT LARGE To THE CONSTt-
TUTIoNAL CONVENTION.
WM. VI. MEREDITH. Philadelphia.
J. GlLLiNGHAM FELL. Philadelphia
Gen. HARRY WHITE. Indiana.
Zen. WILLIAM LILLY. Carbon.
LINN BARTHOLOMEW, Schuy!kil.
a. y MALlSTER. Centre.
WN II. ARMSTRONG, LycominS.
WILLIAM DAVIS, Monroe.
JAMES l.. REYNOLDS, Lancaster.
SAMUEL +. DINMlCK, Wayne.
GEpI;Gt. V. LAWRENCE. Washington,
DAVID y. WHITE. Alcs sheny.
" II. ALVEY. Lehigh.
JOHN u. WALKER, Erie.
TOR CONGRESS,
Hon. JOHN B. PACKER,
of SoETHuNBERLASD COUNTY.
FOR ASSEMBLY,
JOHN w. MITHERSBAUGH,
(Suhjcct to the District Conference.)
prLrGATE TO CONSTITUTIONS CONVENTION,
DIR. JOHN L STERRETT.
Subject TO the District Ccnference)
FOR PROTUONOTARY,
Lieut. ROBERT \. LAIRD,
OF BEALE TOWNSHIP.
FOR COMMISSIONER,
DAVID CUNNINGHAM, Esq,
OF NILT0Rp TowNSHIP.
FOR AUDITOR,
GEORGE w. WILSON, Esq,
OF PATTERSON.
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that their ohjtct wa. only to cast an an
pr.,per suspicion-this for purposes Of
Meir oun-as they rere t"/d, rsh a
u,e~ to intim;date Hrtra.0 tio"' any
further yros.cus;on Of the cIaims Of the
State uoainst Ecuns When asked to
treat the conversation as confidential, !
told them that Hartranft ought to know
it /: that as friend l would tell him, and
his after conduct would attest his guilt
or innocence. Somewhat to my surprise.
thew then manifested willingness that
he should be informed of what had
inspired, aud then my suspicious were
confirmed that the whole movement was
designed to scare him of from proper
prosecution. I, however. told Hartranft
few minutes AFTER His reply was
These parties have for the past twenty
four hours been trying to get some one
to introduce their resolutions. and only
last night they offered me s5s 600
to withdraw the prosecution. and l re-
fused. The lowest amount due the State
may be based upon the decision or bail
fixed by Judge Pearson, and that is
100000. The suit shall not be with
drawn until the State gets her due, and
if these parties want investigation they
can have i'll" Then followed, not the
introdution of the resolutions Of Evans Il
Co., for in common nth mysfyerery
one approached refused to 'ourh than,
but those requested by Hariranft. and
those which lead to the investigation,
wherein Hartranft was unanimously &C
Quilted and some of the Evans ring were
condemned.
Fellow citizens. | have known Gen
Hartranft for many years, have for two
years besn intimately associated with
the men connected with State politics,
and with the doings at the capitol, and
l have yet to know any of their number
who do not believe him personally and
officially honest. His reputation has
never in my hearing been impeaehed by
any such, whether Democrats or Repub-
licans.
I am glad to see that the Republicans
of Chester county are alive and moving;
we are not one whit behind you in Del
a ware Our county is small, thickly
and we can approximate po-
ltical results pretty closely, and give
it now as my deliberate conviction that
we will give Hartranft gain of from
three to four hundred over any candi
date for Governor since there has been
Republican party, or since Delaware has
been county. >
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pLAlN and Fancy Job Printing neatly exc.
i cred az this OEea.
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GI \. CHARLES ALBRIGHT. of Carbon.
GLLNNI W SCOFIELD, of Warren.
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FOR AUDITOR GENERAL.
GEN. HARRISON ALLEN,

OF BRADFORD COUNTY.
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eSuniata Sentinel.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT
GENERAL u. S. GRANT.
oI TLLISoIs.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HON. HENRY WILSON,
Oh MASSACHUSETTS,
FOR GOVERNOR.
GEN.JOHN " HART RANFT
or MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
HON. ULYSSES MERCUR,
OF BRADFORD COUNTY.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL,
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TWO LARGE BRICK HOUSES

I5J ACRES AND % PERCHEs,
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or MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
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D'b.
HON. ULYSSES MERCUR,
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
HON. HENRY WILSON,
FOR GOVERNOR.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.

GEN.JOHNF. F.HARTRANFT
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TOR CONGRESS

OF SoETHuNBErLASp COUNTY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-27
A T BARKER 4 CHASE'S.
CITY AUCTION MART AND N Y. TATTERsALL's
corner OF Broadway an Thrty-nnth street
MAJOR CHAS. W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER,
Regular sale OF Horses, Carriages, &C.,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Twenty four hours allowed for trial
on every horse sold I'm, er waTrantee.
The only mart In the city

Iwenty-i our houre allowed Tor trial
horse sold waIrantee.
The only mart In the city
HAVING LAkuE DRlVlN RING
for show ing horses SALE
CATALOGUE OF SALE This DAY, AT - O'CLOCK.
The asst an handsome dappe chestnut sorre Ethan Allen
Mare Lady Lewis, sired by Ethan Allen dam Morgan
mare; raised by CAPTAIN Lewis OF Bangor Me-. trotted
race last season In 262 h and 2t911 IL and pleas
Ant driver splendid pole very safe and reiabe 10
l6A nch years OLD the 18th Of next june and warranted
sound and Kind
Extra and superior pair of closely bay
drivers trot three mnutes very biocky
built unsurpassed amily business flowing
and tails and warranted sound and kind.
Gent en ems special attention Ia called the sale the
finest par Of Hambeton bay Horses a goes road,
the property OF the late Edwin James, Mount
hey are !o high, black points with long flowing
tais drive ike one horsr
not tu or tret ear notng safe the most
man to drive at threeminute gait; have iroed
wagon In : :5l cond 2:45; wears
kin.
Elegant ladys establishment consistlng OF handsome
Fine brown coupe or family Horse I6 high old,
and hgh-brc blood bay Mare l56 high, old a very
lady at speed TO ocomove great roadster is extra
yish and fine AMI IL vr anted sound and kind
cegsnt top pony fhaeon made bv Miner, Stevens
tne tlarDess, Blankets, &c.
free and driver; tro throe
utes great !ster, warranted sound and kini.
stylish Mare, i5 high years old fine free
driver, eegan saddle mare; warranted sound and kind,
with the exception OF one
Two eesant basket pony Phaeons.
One docto 3 Wagon, built by Newal.
Six top and no top Road Wagons.
Depot. Express and business WI WagonB.
Also several other dorses.
Full description at safe.
Sales never postponed on account OF weather.
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STALLIONS.


EDWARD EVERETT FOR 1872
~ have the pleasure 70 announce that have renewed
ARRANGEMENTS with Mr. Bonner to nave Edward Everett for
known a. Major Winfed stand at place. the La
the 1st of April, 1672
Terms. without any Exception, 1920,
payable invariably before SERVICE 00 of which viii be
turned II the mare does not prove with foa
Howard Everett sired by Rysdyk's Hambletonian,
dam by mp0stot Margrxve.
Edward sired Joe Elliott who trotted the fastest
mile made BY sx-yearold-2lsx. He is also the
Of Commodore vanderps Mountain Bow who, when
years old otted In 220A Of Judge Fullerton, who
year. old trotted At Bualo IN 2H Of the straton hly
Marshall COLI the McGrath colt the Packer colt Mr. Lows
colt ~Dd many more.
bushe grain which the TO fed
70 thc All accidents and at the risk OF the
All letters respecting this horse must be addressed to the
VIM. II. KEETCH.
N.B-DeIter, who, when onp years DID, troed in 2l6-
the fastest mic roted by horse In the
got BY the she OF Edward Everett Starte, who when
years o o,ted in ass carrying s0Oo. driver by
the sire OF Edward Everett Bruno who, years old
trotted ~ 30 got the sire Of Edward Eveet and
jay Could when old tsotted in az got by
the sire OF Edward Eyere,t All these horses e!cep, jay
gets extraordinary trotters himsef but will be from
the foregoing statement belongs tho ro
ting family In the world
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GEORGE WILKES AND HONEST ALLEN.
" The fastest rottng stations 10 the world will
for a limited Of ut the stock farm Of Vim. NJ
KINNEY, entrai avenue, thre'quarters Of mile above
McCombs Dam Biidgr, and opposite Arcularius HOTEL
George Wilkes BY Rysdvks etonian, will serve for
$3.50 the Honest Aen hest Of the celebrated
commencing April 1877. and ending Angus. l. 1871 For
bling pasurage for All accidents owners risk
WIN II. BOIsT. 10 West Twenty seventh street.
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HOksEs, CARRIAGES, &c.

A UCTION SALE EXTRAORDINARY.
"A By WALDRON Il COOKE
Olcc 108 Liberty street, New Church.
The large, attractive and complete stock Of
HORSES CARRIAGES, WAGONS, HARNESS
contained the stables of Blauvelt 4 Co.,
2U7 20y 211 THOMPSON STREET,
ON TIT RSDAY, MARCH %, AT ION O'CLOCK.
BY order II Attorney Tor Mortg gee.
The entire stock comprising 30 Horses Coaches Landaus
single and double Express agons Road Wagons top Bug
giles, Sleighs single and double light heavy Harness
Stable Axtufcs In this sale viii be found.
One pair bay Horses and years. 15N hands; eegant,
Stylish even steppers rot like one horse first class team
In reliable and fine single double har
ncss d are free from vicc, bemish, fault trick
ono black orse old l5 han is; sired by Davis
Black Chief dam Star half sster TO American STAR
Jr excellent roadster pure saed free stylish
raned rot inside mnutes and promises greater
sp iced; 10 sound. aud without fault or vice.
Brown Horse, 1SZ hands, 8 years, stylish, free even
driver. be driven by LAZY; not afraid; without
blemsh.
The entire ok Of Work Livery Road Express and Bust
Horses: all the Coaches, Road Wagons, Express
agons nearly built TO order sleghs all the
arnees In the entlre stable, Stable Fixtures, &c.
Further paTtcu tomorrow. No postponement
Catalogues morning OF sale.
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HORSES, CARRIAGEs. &c.

OF -FOUR FINE AND FAST ROAD HORSES,
Carriages, Wagons Harness. Blankets &o including the
extra handsome and fast maho Mare, Lady Maud,
lb hands hsh, Syears old sired Edss
dam by Aexs nder's Abdallah she hne full and
tall all black points share OF bone and muscle
very stylish, and Ia admite by those who have her
be as tine saie horse they she prompt
ana driver trotted last tall four heats below ;
was never rane to amount to uv develop her speed
bu can 60 to track In condion and beat 20; she 10
Warranted sound, kind and true IN every particular:
Extra fast nj hbre bay Geldng l6z hands high,
purchased bv present Louisville, Ky, las fall,
when he him irot heavy track In 47 he Is
ami gaed requires footing when sDeedng neither
uss pulls AFRAID OF nothing and s warranted sound and
Kind
Also fast AMI handsome bay 0edina, lbd han high,
years old sired by Ethan Allen dam Black Hawk
was raise at Springfield Mass, by Amos Hewlett and when
years old drove him half mile to harness in 20
then has never been track but expressly
oeeves this spring trot In 40 better;
warranted SOUND, Sind
Very stylish bav Horse 6 hands high, old
very stylish In hrnessa good saddle horse; has tine and
rangy acton, a1d warranted sound, kind and true
Also hafop ParK Phaeton built by Stivers light Road
Wagon top do pole and shatts fine single anu double
Harness ne Eoidmounted Coupe Harness Street and
Dress Blankets. Robes, sc.
n B.-ihc above stock can be seen ana particulars
Gentlemen In OF good and Horses should
not fa TO call aud this STOCK they all
be found.
Sale absolute and uureserved
JENKINS DUFF
AUCTlONEERS
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SECOND HAND sIx-sEAT CARRIAGE, ALSO sEv.
n era light top aud top Wagons selling of regardless
TAYLoR'S, 90 Cedar street.
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SFOETINt- DOCS, BIHDS, &c.
FOR sALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS, BIRDS,
a. &c. Medicines tor all diseases; prepared Food for
Canal
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A LOT OF TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES, OF EVERY
n description Express Grocery and light Business
gons second hand am Ss est Twenty street.
between Eighth Ninth avenues
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VERY LIGHT SIX SEAT ROCKAwAY, GLASS
n front: Clarence, Phaeton, Coupe Bnggies Pony
Phaetons; second hand sold low 10 make ROOM
HAMS, Fourth street and Broadway
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TOP PONY PHAEToN. $lb0; ONE OPEN DO, $ll0;
N one top Wagon, by Dusenbury Van Uuser, $40;
by Wood. Soo one Road Wagon. by Dubois siso;
Park and open pony Phseons two light Coaches Phae
tom Rockaway, sx seat Rockaway, top and
EYuress aCons single double Harness. Blankets &C.
WILLIAM H. GRAY, 20 and ~ Wooster street.
MINER, STEVENS CO.,
$50 Broadway.
Respectfully notify the public that owing 70 the intended
remoya OF their factory, I'D 10 III East
Tre splh street, Fourth avenue, they win sell Their
large sSk o. ever, description of aud light Wagon,
OF The fashionable style aud elegant hnish and OF their
w" MANI, ~ i'iu iShnuCED PRICES UNTIL NAYL
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GREAT VARIETY OF DEPOT WAGONS COUPE
"A Rockaways. sisseat Westchesters victorias. PONY
Phaoto light Rockaways, light Bugges, and second
hand; popular prices -
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A LOT OF HORSES, JUST FROM THE COUNTRY
"A sold cheap exchanged for Horses of less value fit
for carts rucks stevedore any business In
quire at 6ll Canal street, corner Warrington.
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REWARDS.

l6 REwARD,-LosT. UP TOWN. ON SUNDAY EVEN
DID O0ral Breaspin. Finder receive
ward for It's return 70 4l7 East Eighty third street.
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$500 eoha MiI RoTa Sn H.vans IN
Kentucky class 246, Nos o. 49, 81 drew S2O0OC. Ad-
dress BAILEY CO. told established olce) ia Broadway
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&E REWARD WILL sE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF
wore collar marked sGeneraln
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A -A.-A-AT s LIBERTY STREET, BUGGIEs,
"A. Basket and Panel top and top Pony Phaetons cut
under Rockaways, Depot Wagons also heavy light
Carriage Harness; all ut tremendous baYga ms.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL.
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herald BRANCH OFFICE-UP Town.
DvERTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
RECElvED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
1855 BROADWAY,
WEST SIDE, BETWEEN TulRTY-FIRST AND THIRTY.
SECOND STREETS.
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM A. NJ
TILL 8 P. NJ. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES. NO EXTRA CHARGs OF ANY KIND.
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At FACTORY-FIFTY TOP AND ROAD BUGGIES,
Rockaways, Phae.ons and Cabrioets ami large stock
of all kinds, cheapest the city. DAY SON.
ll6 and 1lo kldriiye street.
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Al THE New York Sale. and s.orac.
Repository.
8S7, S39 and 81 Fourth avenue,
corner Twentyifth street, New York,

A vCTION SALE OF HoRsEs-BROwN MARE LADY
"A Augusta with six other boodeh Horses VIII be sold
atom Town. N. j. Thursday, March D, l8 Z, without
to settle copartnershp Boat leaves new York,
per 49, foot Murray sireet O'Clock A. NJ arriving at
A. NJ, ming p NJ Sale to begin II o'c ock NJ.
JOHN ". Parker, THEODORE slCKLES
A FOR SALE, ONE HORSE HARNESS, TWO
n. Coupes, all compete and In good running order;
suit hacking Private stable, West Thteh street,
BROAD
Connecticut western news., 1872-06-14
CONN., WESTERN RAILROAD
 
GOING WEST.

Commencing Monday. April 1st, 1S72 Passenger
 trains will run as follows;
Connecticut western news., 1872-06-14

[ Connecting at Canaan for Bridgeport and the south. At Millerton fol 1 New York and the south, Albany and the north, Nshkill. Newburg, Pol keepsie.
 . Connecting at Canaan
 for Bridgepor and the South. At Millerton for New York and Albany.
Connecticut western news., 1872-06-14

VyUNER and Repairer of Pianos.
 Organs and Melodions made as good as new by putting in new bellows. All orders by mail, or len with Mir. D. F, Stillman will receive prompt attention Satisfaction guaranteed. P. o. address Mill River, Mass. 1y45*
Connecticut western news., 1872-06-14

ATA COURT OF PROBATE HOLDEN AT
 A sharon within and for the District of Sharon,
 on the 20th day of May, 1872. Present Charles l.. Prindle, Judge. This Court doth decree that six months De al.
 lowed and limited to the creditors of the Estate of Adam c. White, late of Sharon, within said die,
 trct deceased, to present their claims aganst said estate to Gibson Gillette administrator thereon, and doth direct said administrator to give public notice of this order, by advertising in newspaper published in Salisbury and on public sign post in
 Sharon nearest the last residence of said desceased Certified from Record.
 \ 3w46 CHAS. F. SEDGWICK, Clerk.