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THE Harrisburg Telegraph is responsible
for the following Mr.. William l.. Cooper,
Resident Clerk OF the Hnuse OF Represen-
tatiyes, had a singular experience recently.
About two years ago, in alighting from a
carriage, his right leg was broken at the
ankle, and mas been to some extent weak
ever since. About three weeks ago an ab-
cess began TO torn on the calf of the right
leg. and on awakening one morning he
found he was unable TO walk, owing TO the
intense pain. His leg was examined and
the surgeons expressed the opinion that a
splinter of bone was working out OF the
sore. Some days aiterward, While dressing
the sore spot, ne noticed little black spin
ter protruding from 1t, and catching hold OF
the black object he pulled from his leg a
large needle, one inch and a half in length
and black as jet. The needle Is perfect as
regards point and eye, and is smooth and
polished. How it got iuto his person, Ar.
Cooper cannot say, but 1t is argued with
considerable reason tha; he must have swGl-
lowed it while very young and 1t has re-
manned in him ever since, working its way
down to the calf OF the leg. We have Of
ten read OF similar instances, but never be-
fore recorded one.
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M4RRIED:

REESE-DtETRICK-At the residence
OF the BRIDES parents in Patterson, Nov.
i9, 1873, by the Rev. 7. ]. Sherrard, Mr.
Joseph G. Reese and Miss Mary E. Dietrich,
both of Patterson.
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Special .v6t,r.e.
TIE WORLDS BALM.

Dr.. L. d. " WEYBURN's ALrsEA..vE SYRrr;
Dy-A remedy used VEIaTY-FIyE YEARS
in pgivGte rrsctice, and never failing to
radically eEre
RHEUMATIS rSNPe
Erysipelas, Scrofuls, Saa.H.a-y syphilis,
Gravel, Diabetes, ami ali diseases III vhici
the blood Is implicated, Is now offered to
the public
Sold by al Retail Druggists, and (whole-
sale cnlv) by THE WEYBURN MEDICINE Co.,
P. o. Box SSS, Rochester, =. Y.
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arge stock OF ready made clothing Of the
IL latest and choicest styles, for men and
boys, hats, caps, boots aud shoes, notions,
furnishing goods in endless variety for sale
At Samuel Strsyer's, in Patterson.
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PHILADELPHIA GRAIN MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-Wheat, red 81.
40tol AZ Corn, 5Oto5sc. Oats, 4Uto4ic.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS.
PHL,DELPHIA, Nov. % Cattle ranged
from 2.to4bc; fresh beet, 7toSc. Hogs,
Hogs, dressed, ac.
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In Cumberland county they enforce 'he
,ramr law. Last week they jailed lot for
q period Of nine months.
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. A LECTURE
.yTO DUNG MEN.
Just Published, IN Sealsi Eu.-iops. PrIct
siI ., ais.

sIT c,af,.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure of Spefnatorrhoea, or Sc--.inai
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
DEBILITY, and Impeding Is to " .lriase gem
orally; Nervousness. ~uii>-. uptiJn, Epi-
lepsy AMI Fits; Meu.al siid Physical Ines-
I,acity, resulting "a JIn SeF Abuse. etc.-R.-
ROBERr J. CCi.V y. D.. AL
thor OF the s'G-een Book" sc.
The world, ,euOEued author, in t,iis ad-
mirablc Lecture. r'-a..y P.ys-s from his
OWE experience tait the awtul = -..sSIuen-
ces of Seh-Ahuse may be effrctually rer- ov-
ell without medicines, and wiihOu; danger
ons surgical operations, boGgics, insiru-
neT.s, rings or cordIdls. poiatinr out Il
r-,'.s ci cure at Once ccrtl., aLl cG-- -,.ai
by which every sufferer, -" matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself heaply,
privately and radically.
This EsctUre slL! pTovs bon~ T. ga
snnfs aTf h0Hs1r{s.
Sent. under seal, :, ? g'7.- re. -
any address, on receipt of six uls, or two
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ATTENTION - Dealers in cattle are
hereby informed that John Balcntine, of
Fermanagh township, has number OF
COWS that will soon be in profit, for sale.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-11-26

VIOLENT CoUGEiSG racks the system and
brings on hemorrhage. Pheni1 Pectoral
cures cough, brings rest and gives strength.
Il tastes so pleasant that children cry for 1t.
Price 25 cents. For sale by Banks & Ham,
lin, MiffiiI,own, and Hamlin & Co., Patter-
som
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Daniel Mealy pleaded guilty, in the General
Sessions Yesterday to ind cment charging him with
stealing two horses from f. G. CaZlnas, OF New
Rochelle and the other from Patrick Hayden, Of the
same place. Judge COving sentenced the prisoner TO
state Prison for five years.
A disturbance occurred Wednesday night in
the premises No. 572 Tcnth-aye when, is ae ged,
Michael and Mary Gallagher brutay assaulted Eliza
beth Kilkenny TO make necessary her removal In
ambulance Roosevelt Hospital officer Pi"sc, OF the
Second Precinct called in and arrested Mchaei nd
Mary Gallagher. They were before Justice Morgan at
the Jefferson Marlet Police Court yesterday mrr.iug
and committed to prison TO await the result of their We
TINS Injuries
Edward Murphy and Thomas Hardy are
two young ruiians pining in the TOmbs because
they took vengeance and bricks in their hands The
latter they threw from the house tops at officer She
who had arrested them wednesday morning for as
saultlng q man in Sorng.st. The evidence against
them bad sufficient 20 hod them, and they had
left the Police Court declaring they would get square
with the officer Shells not hurt Oy the bricks and
again arresel these who yesterday, held for
trial in default of ~ 900 bail each.
Robert Marshall, of First-ave. and One
hundred andseyentn-st., caused the arrest, war
rant of Stephen schrcke, hquordeaer in his neighbour
hood for selling liquor his daughter. child seven
years Mr.. Scnrekr arragued in the Harlem Police
Court before Justice Wheeler. IL appeared that Mar
shas wife is OF intemDerdte habits. Some time he
gave all the nquOr-dealerS his ghbOrhOOd
10 sell any more Intoxicating beverages TO his wife
Thereafter she could get her beer only through the
child and Mr. Marshall having detected Schreke I'm the
act he determined 10 prosecute him crimnaily well
as civilly. Schreke was held for trial.
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THE MEXIC4N DISTURBANCES

MEXICO, July 16.-It is generally believed
that Generals Trevino and Naranja, who had been
ordered 20 port at the Capital have disobeyed the
order The investigation into the shooting of the per-
SOILS who revolted al Vera Cruz on the 25th ul mas
not been concluded. 1t has, however, been settled
fact that the authorities unnecessarily and with Inde-
cent haste executed the nine all Of whom had FAINT
lies Tue Masonic lodges have expelled Governor
Teran OF Vera Cruz
The conspiracy which existed on the steamer Liber-
tad and in the City Vera Cruz had TamhcaOns along
the entire Gulf The rude blow gwen II az Vera
Cruz prevented "a general outbreak. Tue conspiracy ~
attributed 10 commercial circles IN the q u pOri which
Disconnected with the law suppressng contraband
trade
The DioriO official states that according to The laws
OF the country foreigners serving the IN an
official capacity become Mexican citizens iucaian II
quiet The fears trouble with the Indians have been
dissipated The Department VI the Interior reports the
popnlalIon Of The kepublic % be 9.0s6.17I.
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CIVIL NOTEs.

Mary C. Mclaughlin has begun a suit in
the Kings County Supreme Court against Thomas Nc
Donnel 10 recover ~ 900 damae for alleged bre1ch
wears OF ase aud hives with mother at No $50 East
Thirty -seCunn-St.
In the action Of Marllus Newberg against
Charles seert to recover - for the loss OF the
plaintiffs daughters services she having been BETRAYED
il is allcged by the defendant under promise OF mar
rage Judge McCue, in the Brooklyn cry Court, yester-
day issued au order of against the defendant
The New York and Brighton Beach Rail
way Company applied to Judge Dykman, in the Kings
County Supreme Court Tor the appointment OF commits
soners to fix the compensation for land which the com
panY wished To use. The application denied. Yes
terday Judge Dvknan made order allowing costs 70
the parties about thirty ia numOer who put in anAYers,
without additional allowance.
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
DEPOT QUARrKRMAsrER'5 OFFICE.

l,l3o Grard.st, PHILADELPHIA, Penn. July IL, 1871
and Of The ns ructons 10 bidders attached TO
each vii be received at ts oihce until noon august ~
pertinent WITH tie following articles; - ,,or m
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL ooo
scrGS6inr Bruises 5000 yaris sky B Kersey 81 heavy
quality l,,ouO Yards Canton Flannel , ,,. 49,
PARLIAMENTARY Sa IEgFEa,o S IS no common
Flannel heavy quality 10000 yards shrng Flannel light
10 BIZ DELIVERED AT THE QrARTFRAsrERs DEPOT AT JEFFER
10 200 Ak Helyes 3 500 tcrnbDlha brushes
To BI DELIVERED At THE QuARrERNAsTERs DEPOT AT PHLA
10000 Campaign Hats 1000 FORAGE Caps 1000 Far GqP SS
Crossed Cross ' nGs 2So LISTERS sO 10000 Sa9ess 10000
pairs Wooen Sto kings 90 700 IaEs White Bertha Gloves
sole Leather Eight, tor boot counters 100000 feet wax
La Psf S STrr 80 n sweees Listing
Tacks = o.; $3.50 Sweedes ais various kinds $3.50
orsFsSoe 1900 Iooo2 1 Blankets 800 rampe
% spicy Tents 6 g a, 2 F oy y 5en b T Fe
yards SKY Blue Eersey 81 aeavy quality 10000 yards SKY
81 's 4 900 ysrs ack Slea 10000 yards White Canvas
BLACK italian ClJth; 100000 yards worsgei C9rdi 10000
8nttons 900 er,s shirt Battons 1000 D. B. Linen Lap
Thread 1000 ID D. b. Linen Thread sDOOIsi tuUVU spos
500 555 deem SSii spo1 5s " Il linen TSFaa NM
bidders are informed thai al areies VIII pe I'D 10
viii be insisted and that no article inferior 10 the
The Government reserves the right to reject any or all 9d
number OF tie articles called
will be subject 10 -uch notifications as may be nee.
essay certain PROPOSED changes IN the Uniform no"
under consideration are aiHpted.
wi he given articles or domestic prOduc-
ton and MANUFACTURE cond OF price and quay being
such pgeieTeuce Will be given u articles OF AMER
can production mauuactur0 produced on the PaclIc
Coast Of tho consumption required by the pup
lie service there Revised statutes, 31l6. -,
The articles which 10 be used IN the states anu
tories Of e Pacific Coast viii be received and inspected AZ
san Francisco Cal. ,,,,---, -,
For copies instructions bidders and other In
formation apply at this Ohice ,,--, 4. ,u.u,..,,
Envelopes containing proposals 10 be Endorsed proposals
for Military supplies, and addressed TO the undersigned
" ID. IL. FUCKER,
Assistant Quartermaster General
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COX SENTENCED TO DEATH.
MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE.

MJNUEN IN III T HIN'I 7IsVIF1117'
A VERDICT RENDERED WITH LITTLE DELAY-oNLf
THEORIES OFFERED By THE pEFENCE-ARGu-
MENTs OF COUNSEL AND JUDGE CowINGs
CHARGE.
The murderer of Mrs. Jane DeForest Hull was
sentenced by Judge Cowing early last evening to
be hanged on August % The ease was given TO
the Jury at Sis p. m and in little more than an
hour they returned with verdict of murder In the
first degree. The prisoner bore himself through
out the day with perfect oalmness. In the sum-
ming up in the afternoon by Mr.. Howe the defence
maintained that no of death had been proved,
and that possibly the woman might have been re-
yived when she was discovered. District-Attorney
Phelps for the prosecution. SAID that the prisoner
was the cause Of Mrs. HulIs death, and that
whether The crime was premedtated or not did not
matter; this fact, in connection with the felony,
should secure his conviction.
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CALENDARS THIS DAY

SUPREME CoURT-CH AYBRRs-Potter, J.-COurt opens at
1890 a m. Calendar called al IL Nos A. 81 ~
90 l2 ia 153 1914 30 244 24J 247 25O 25l 253 25l
2j5, 256.
SUPERIOR CoUgr-sPEcIAL TRRN-Freedman. J.-Court
oDsus m-No day calendar.
COMMON PIRAs-SPkClAL TERM arremore J-COurt opens
al a. m.-NO day calendar.
GENERAL sEssIONs-PAgT I-COwlnR 1.-THE People act
Wiiam smith robbery Patrick Costello, William Baur
eOnOus assault and battery; Henry Davis burglary
Pnal Daniel Cullen. jeremiah Murphy. Jeremiah O'Neill
larceny from the person George Marsh Henry oBrien
Timothy Quinlan. grand larceny.
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DECISIONn=IrIY

Supreme Court hdmbT8-By Judge Potter
Phillips art Gaagher-MotOn granted with $40 costa
Special Ierh-By Judge -FrOhineham agt.
bOrn.-No copy OF stenOgrapher's minutes submitted
Common PieeS-Specidi 1erDi-By Judge LarTemOre.
The ewYork Life Insurance Company agt Green ct al
Application granted in both instances schmitt ag Songer
Order entered consented To. In the matter of Sruner
Report confirmed and authorizing
OF in property. The Bowery
order confirming OF referee aud directing
distribution Of assets. Morton agt AdarOrder entered.
the matter Of LOwenOeIg 20 denied
the Of PTankaTa the matter 81 schin Ia
ter OF Upugrove Brown ag AdairApphcatiOns granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-18

coinage. Tn the Queensland Assembly the motion ior
pacing 800 900 on the estimates bonus for the rHt
500 tons iron made from Queensland ores was WIFI
drawn owing to the depression OF he iron trade III otr
parts of the world The Government OF q rensanu mas
invited tenders for monthly fOTtnighdy stedmSbIp
service Torres Straits Tor the term OF ten years IN
Zealand the situation affairs more hssnriug
The Maoris had become less aggressive, ana IL WAS
hoped that hostiities would be avoided.
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PROPOSALS for SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT
GgklNI~sARY GF SIIA.lHTFNCF

OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT
CoBAIssARY on SUBSISTENCE :
NEW lOgK CITY, July ~ lN79)
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN duplicate. addressed To the uu-
der,Pned will received subject the usual c0nduuna
Office unu IL o'clock. on the 2lst day of Juy
1879 which time and place they VIII DO opened In tho
presence II bidders for
$1,000 pounds mo COFFEE fully fair tn good m strong
douD sacks delivered In rsclias shipping order AT
The Army BUILDING such other points In tnis city
De required Samples the proposals The
right Il reserved reject any all ODDS. Proposals must be
iaclosed scaled envelopes marked Proposals. oT Coffee
Further Information To conditions &c. be obtained
W application ~ H. DUBARAY, Major and T. ).
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Efal Gslate 10 Cxrhanae.

A DYERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UP
TOWN OFFICES. No. IBIS Broadway, Thirty rsst,
No. sos West Tweny-thrl-st, corner Eightnaye
81 East EOurteenh-st Union 200 Inrd
ave, tOrtyseyenth.sL; at the HARLEM OFFICE no
Y,sSI Third ave. Onehundred and twenty fourthst
Ulmlem Savings Bank Buldingl up 10 Ill., at regular
ohicerateA
> CITY LOTS and CASH to EXCHANGE
- for DAIRY FARM wen watered near depot l. D i,
station L.. \. Y. &.
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TURNED OYER 10 THE SANTA FE RoAD.

DENVER, Col, July 16.-The Denver aud
Rio Grandc Railroad was peaceably turned over 10 the
Alchison, Topeka and Sante Re Company at noon to-
day In the Federal Court Receiver George W. Clayton
OF the Denver Pacific Road, was dismissed and an
order was issued u turn the road la Governor
Evans and U. Dnl1an, trns- ces for The bondhOde
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ENGINEER OFFICE. wAsulseroS MONUMENT

Sno-,, "A'HINuIIY ~, y; - NY 10 In'V DO
i IRON WORK for tho WASHINGTON MONUMENT
sealed proposals for furnishing setting In position
wrought Iron Work repaired In Interior Of he
Washington Monument in this city will be received at this
Office unit - the 2sth day OF July and opened mme
date.y Their after.
spec hcatops drawings blanks, and any further nforma
ton required. be obtained at this office
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY.
Ileut-CO Corps OF Engineers.
fu,f an 4 ltsrV
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me c0rrt adjourned until this morning, when the case
IN be summed up aud gwen TO the jury.
ARRESTED FOR DELAYING THE sTREET-CARs

The case Of the Christopher street lNlllroau
Company against Officer Lambert o; the Society ior the
Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals, came up Tor iuftneI
hearing Yesterday before Justice MORGAN In the JeeT
son Market Police Court Mr.. IN, superintendent
fairfield and other officers OF the society were present
as was also Jacob Sharp president OF the railroad com
pauv Mr. Sharp said that the company had no o.pos-
lion 10 be severe with the officer Oi Mr. Berg as society
and tbere fore desired 20 Withdraw the complaint .
MI Etrgb ala not wish the disposed OF IN thai
Way and insisted that II the company had any COM
plant 10 make II wOuld press H. ~,
Justice Morgan SAID be Thought that inasmuch 20 hr.
Shalp had Withdrawn the complaint mere Was hothIhb
further for hin 20 90 than 10 dismiss II.
Thcreupon Mr.. Bcreh desired To mako complaint
against Crane of the horse that Lambert Lad
caused Ia be taken from the ear but ne had meantime
left the Courtroom. - .,
Plfrck Burlcy a truck driver, OF No. 329 Wett
Ecycutl-si was taken before Justice flammtr !fstel-
day at the Tomb, Police Cont on complain o. George
Kellogg, of No 4jl West Fuy-sec0Id-st Tor driving
his horse attached 10 truck, so rs 10 delay me car Oh
the Bit Line Railroad FOR six minutes while passh
through West-st. Hc vas held Tor trial IN default OF
800 bail.
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AUsTRAIAsIAY AFFAIRS.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 16.-The steamer City
Sydney brings adyices fom sydney n 5. W. TO June
10. The Land bill had passed the Assembly OF New
South Wales bill has been introduced prevent the
Influx OF certain foreign criminals, intended to apply
particularly 70 those from New-Caledona. The sgd
noy Mint lad made arrangements to issue silver
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OFFICE OF suPERNTRNDENr OF REPAIRS.

UNITED STATES POST OFFICE AND COURT HOUSE,
IP. .. Box 4,Oi3.l NEW ORR, July ~ loi1'
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be
received at This Oce where plans and specifications can
be examined. until l. OF SATURDAY, the 26th gay OF
uly when thoy will be opened for supplying the Maerh
ami Labor the extension OF portion OF the
u EZZAN M FLOOR OF TINS building, VIZ;
For Rolled Iron Beams, GlrdeTs, ETC.
For Wrought Iron window Guards.
For sash Partitions and Panel Work 10 ncOSe uaeIy anu
OnicO Screen Work
For Plasterrng.
~ THOS r. JACKSON, Superintendent OF Repairs.
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Droposals.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

Il OFFICE PURCHASING DEPOT Co1NIssAEY SUBsIs-l
1ENCE, NEW YORK CITY, Juy 10, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS, ia duplicate, VIII be received
at this 0ge until IL O'Clock the Dist day July, 1873
Tor furnishing Fresh Beef required by the Subsistence
Department L. = A., NewYOrk City during
months commencing August |, 1879.
Information To conditions quality OF Beef, payments
&c De oh aimed BY application 10 this office.
The right reject al bids Reserved Bidders
invited be- present at the opening OF the bids.
b. DUBARKY Major and c. J.
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Drooalnn Real Gslals for sale.

DLOCKS, HALF BLOCKS and PLOTS Of
40 LOTS tor sale lines Of rapid transit in Brooklyn
The enpn OF cOuntryOrns cry people Il invited 10 th
properly price, : 80 up and going mp.
RI LAND & WHITING, Beekmanst
DID S4A $3.50 cash buys History brick
~ OscOO. storc lsxi5x8O. on leading avenue, near
Prospect Park. THIS good and chance 10 make
money. rutland & WHITING, BeekIndn-st.