$je $unhte Sentinel.
WEDNESDAT MOB.NINQ, June 21, '.8G5.
"'BE JUST AHOFiiRM6T.'r
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
"Suniu, Grd well Toar Foul!'
0
' Ettrnal Vigilante is Hie Price of Liberty"
PENNSYLVANIA RA1LK0AD. ON AND
after Monday, May -'., 150.3, Passenger
Trains will leave MilUin Station as follows :
EASTWARD.
Philadelphia Express.. 12.41, A. 31.
flast line 5.41, A. 31.
Day Express 11.21. A. 31.
lMttsb,r.&. Erie Mail.... 11.12. 1. M.
3Iail Train 3.45, P. M.
WESTWARD.
Pittsl. &. Erie Mail....
f Baltimore Express
Philadelphia Express..
Fast Liuc
Mail Train
3.27. A
4..r9, A
f.3S, A
31.
5.5, 1'. 31.
3.5:1. P. M i!
tEmijcrantTraiu 10.07. A 31
JAMES SOUTH, Agt
i)iily except Sunday. -iDaily except Monday.
Stop At l'errysvillc at. U:l (if fl.ige.l)
11.20 ::.-.V5 Stop at Thou.psuutowu at
11. 4:li.- ' "
1 tp rery3rwille at 3.19 (if .eJ V -
if flf.rJ
ay Ou IkiuJs airaiu the
ft ?
in ucw type. It presents a very
poarancc aud reflects credit ou
burg.
nice nr-
llariis-
BQ. A very grateful aud much-needed
rain vi.-itcd our section on Monday last.
It will be good for corn aud potatoes, but
ujt very favorable to the haymakers.
la?" Pairing the storm on 3Iondav last
lli. nli-vprric fliiiil titrrfwl Mii tnlr-o-ratili in
up the instrument and injuring Jlr.
Thomas Johnson. Telegraph oincej are
uot a very sale place during storms.
jjeu We also hear that the ticket
iffiee in Pcrrysville was struck with
Lightning, blowed up an J used up gen
erally, but we know uothiug beyond the
report.
No House Sale. We see by posters
c'ruck at the Government Printing Ofiicc
iu this place that owing to the railroads
being t;iktu up with returning soldiers,
the lioiscscau not be scut here aud that
rouscjuently theie will be no horse sale.
1ST The 202nd is still in the coal re
gions doing nothing. We think they
ought to state lht truth cf their deteu
tins fothe Secretary of War. as it is not
lining them a good service to ket-p them j
as sotac I'fiicers have doubtics rcpii-scut- j
C(l.
f2r Mr. J. T. Lloyd maker of 31aps.
New York, one of the greatest raswls
and villians unhung, sends us a circular
of his maps every few months. Pocs
he tuppose us as big a fool as he is a
t-catnp? If not let him keep hi circulars
aud send us -?7.0U, aud pay all his debts
and be houcst for once. II, II. Lloyd is
auothcr man altogether and publishes
maps also but wc advise all to keep
Lauds off J. T. as he is a cheat aud vil
lian. ppjWlicn the war for the suppres
sion ot the rebellion broke out. the
northern sympathirers gathered the cop.
5cr cents aud had them transformed into
brestpias to indicate the fact that they
w ere copperheads Now that the chic! of
rebels has adopted the petticoat, would it
not be well for them to gee up a new
badge ? A very good design would be
the head o Davis in miniature on ore. idc
and a petticoat on the o'.her. The motto
might be : ,:I)on't excite the President
or he might hurt some of you "
Fourth of Jar. In olden times the
citizens af our towns never periiii&cd the
anniversary oi our National Independ
ence to pass without observing it in a pa
triotic aud creditable manner. For sev
eral years past we have had no general
celebration on the 4tu. In other towns
aud cities the day is still commemorated,
and why cannot it be ia 3Iifiiintown ?
Simply because we have not enterprise
enough among our citizens to get it up.
For weeks we have urged that measures
be taken but no one tesponds.
We have now come to the cooclusiou
to countenance the proposed Celebration
in Pcrrysville, as its citizens seem to
have more enterprise, and have offered a
free dinner to a thousand soldiers.
PEATn OF A CofXTT COMMISSIONER.
We regret to record the sudden death
of John" Foltz one of our County Com
missioners, who died last Wednesday
night very uncxpcctdly. He had been
to town the evening before and merely
remarked on returning that h felt a pain
on the back of his head. Pairing the
night he complained again of not feeling
well, but while a light was being struck
suddenly died. Truly in the midst of
life wc arc in death.
Although 3Ir. Foltz had his cxccntric
ities as well as the rest of us, although
we had no sympathy with his politics,
yet we must in justice to his memory say
that he was a kind-hearted, clever, en
terprising, honest citizen. We say this
because we thiuk so, for we have known
liim from our youth.
Promoted Deservedly. We take
pleasure in rccordiug the promotion of
John K. Robinson of this county to the
full rank of Colonel of the lGth Regi
ment of I'cuna. Cavalry. He had been
acting as such for sonic time, but has now
been fully commissioned as Colonel for
gallaut and meritorious services in the
loot battles South of Richmond.
Col. Robinson at the outbreak of the
rebellion was a farmer icsidiug about
three miles from this place. He was a
young man of energy, decision and firm
ness of character, and had taken gome in
terest in military affairs before the war.
After the Bull Run disaster he took
from this county Co. A 1st Pa. Cav. be
ing the first cavalry company that enter
ed the service from this state, and one
that distinguished ittelf during the whole
war. Subsequently 3Ir. Robinson was
impelled to resign his Captaincy to re
turn home and settle the clock of a certain
old copperhead. Having attended to this
business, in the summer of 18G2 he again
raised a company of Cavalry and became
the Captain of Company F IGth Pa. Cav.
Hero as in his former-company he noon
won the esteem and good will bt all under
and over him. He was promoted to be
the Lieut. Colonel of the Regiment, and
I after an arduous campaign, after bciDg in
j i.-nip, aDA twice severely wounded
, maai 1,3,1103 ana ,ce severely wouhulu
j he has been promoted again, thus show-
1 ; that ithougl tlie war j ovcr and
tlic llcgiiucnt is to lc mustered out of
wrv!f vrt flip fJnrprnnmnt ilrsir io
. ' J
quail
tics as an officer and the distinguished
services he has rendered.
Juniata County has men of whom she
may feel proud. Lieut. 1. II. Wilson,
Sergt. Samuel KauSman aud many others
among the dead ; - Lieut. Col. G. V.
3Icl'arland and such men as Kelly, 5ar
tou, Howell, Degca, Thompson, Wilson
i .
hi-t . of others amwig tin, living.
are mcu whose serviscs and patriotism
none dare question. Rut the record of
Col. Robinson is fair aud honorable.
Every man we ever spoke to, who hail
come in contact with the ICth, spoke of
him iu the highest terms. We feel
pro ud of him and extend him the con
gratulations of all true friends of the
L'nion, He as a soldier and patriot al
beit, political animosity once did become
so base as to ascribe his motives to base
ness, yet his fair fame and purity ot mo
live stand this day unimpeached before a
generous people. iong may lie live to
enjoy that peace the attainment
which he risked all to attain tor
ami posterity as well as for himself aud
his enemies.
WATKiisruur. luiing the thunder
gust on Monday afternoon last a most fu
rious waterspout occurred below Lewis
town, sweeping away a couple of hundred
yards of the railroad. Ill is phenomena
is nothing supernatural as some suppose,
but is simply caused by jl ,:eollisiou" of
two heavily charged bodies of "rain
clouds" which had been moving in oppo
site directions, thus cnusiug them to
unite aud for a time ' stand still
and discharge their contents in a most
furious mauncr. Thus it will be seen
that is not a 'bursting of "clouds" as the
Germans call it it is a union of two
storms exhausting their fury against each
other aud while the "deadly conflict" cu
sucs the raiu decends, aud the people call
it a waterspout the primary idea of
which term seems to have been that spe
cial accommodations were put up to facili
tate the lettiug down of water.
It is proper to say how ever that what
meteorologists term a icatcriiut occurs
at sea or on large lakes and consists of
a large hollow column extending from
the water to the clouds, whirling and
moving along like a whirlwind on laud.
Iu Arabia they arc often composed of
sand instead of water. We feel like say
itig a great deal more on the causes aud
and uaturc of the phenomena of rains and
storms but we are getting off our
subject for we were only going to say
that in consequence the injury to the road
the trains were detained at this station,
until the next day.
JOT" We learn from the President of
the Juniata Agricultural Society that if
the country remains in a pcacable state,
it is the intention ot the managers of the
Society to hold an Exhibition this fall.
About the usual Premiums will be given.
3Ir. Hugh Hamilton of Walker township
is the PrcfMcut of the Jiuard of mana-
gcrs. -
Fly nets of all kiuds, Whips of ail
kinds, Saddles, Bridles, Harness, etc., all
of the best quality constantly ou hand
and for sale or made to order at low pri
ces at the shop of James II. Simons,
Bridge Street 3Iifllintown, P.
HQ. A country girl was spilt from a
wagon at Columbus, Ohio, and lay for
some time insensible. Her first tremu
lous exclamation on recovering was:
"I hope there arc no editors in sight."
tfSm Washington city is full of South
ern delegations, nearly every man of
whom expects au ofiicc. Appjiutmcut
to Southern ofFecs will, as far as practica
ble, be made Irom bout ham: rs.
The Soldiers' iflonunieiit
Enterprise. The subscriptions to-
i - , ,., . , , ,
"j c uius iur ueen very itoerai aaa mere
no doubt of its success everywhere if only
the proper effort is made. Owing to tie
absence of one of the canvassing Commit
tee of thts place, whose aid is needed- to
complete canvass, the acknowledgement
will not appaar till next week. Abott
70,00 were subscribed in thts town ii
half an hour. We hope the Committee)
throughout the county will go vigorously
to work and secure from one dollar
wards from every citizen
Pavorama. Our neighbor ovcr the
way, 3Ir. Sol. Books, in company with
others, is prettinir up a Panorama of the
Assassination ol I'icsiuent Lincoln, ex
hibiting the Capitol, the White House,
Lincoln at home, going to the theatre, at
the theatre, the assassination, death, bur
ial. tomb, death of Booth, capture of
Jeff. Pence and other scenes.
We wish him success in tliS show.
- Th President has appointed An
drew J. Hamilton of Texas, to be Provis
ional Governor of that State, and also
Tames Johnson of Georgia, to he Provis
ional Governor of Georgia. The form of
the proclamation precisely similar to
tnosc ncretoiorc appointing 1 rovisionai
Governors for North Carolina and 3Iis
sissippi, and the duties prescribed the
same.
tr 31? Johnson, the
new Governor
of Georgia, is from Columbus. Georgia,
and is a pood l'nion man." Tic served in
Congress from ISol to
man of marked ability.
lt), ana is a
Hamilton, of Texas, is a Union Heads, or Bare Faces, simple directions and
man bevond reproach. He is a native of information that will enable them to start a
Alabama, and emigrated to Texas in 1848.1?""?'' -f f-n,"riBI1! ""ir. Whik or a
, '. , , n TI . ., ,, . Moustache, in less than thirty days,
and practiced law. He held (he O flicc of, A .lppliC!llioIl3 answered by return mail
.utorncy-ucni'rai in mat ciate, scrveu
lrcqueiitly m the Legislature, was a Jsuch-
anan 1 residential elector in is:i, anu
elected to Congress in 1S"9. In 11)2 he
was appoiuted by 3Ir. Lincoln Jlihtary
Governor of Texas, and was to accom-;
pany the expedition that was to take pos- j )Usrnnrrs of
,tetLf 17wi-1B2rat-.mTfcl m mum OP WITCHES,
it laiica. lie win mere now unutr Ko. M8 N. Second St.. Corner Quarry,
different circumstauccs. j rillLADELPHIA.
, j
tT Secretary f?eward, in an ofEcia' ' CJL He has constantly on hand an assort
dispatch to the Secretary of the Navy, ! & ment of Cold and Silver Patent Lever
gives the information that the Govern-1 l-'P'"8 and Plain Watches ; line iiold
" ... 7 11 1 Cliaius, Seals and Ke-s, breast Tins, fcar
ment of 1-ranee has removed all restne-j Kings, Finger UingM, Ilraccleis, Miniature
tions heretofore imposed by it on the ; Cases, Medallions, Lockets, Pencils, Thimbles,
naval vessels cf the I'uited States in j Spectacles, Silver Table, Desert, Tea, Salt and
French ports. Secretary Seward also Mustard Spoons ; Sugar Spoons, Cups, Sap
,.nr,;,lt ,W i.'mi, nA i k" Jigs. Fruit and Butter Knives, Shields,
t., r 11.. :.ii i
- I
grantiug to our Southern Rebels bellig-
ereut righld. I
- -
r! ,, , . ,. ,
I tt. The oung 3Ieu a Christian As-'.
, sociation ot Washingtoa have uuder con-!
siJCration a propas'ition to purchase Ford's !
Theater iu that city, the scene of Presi
dent Lincoln's assassination.
cjfl!,.l.f.l V1V0 PrAti, l.ni f Stnliins
, ,, 1. 1 . 1. t i- 1 .
ana ocn. uouert J.. J.cc, nave appneu iu
President Johnson for pardon.
MFFLixronx Axn vattersox
MARKETS.
FLOUR,
Super, bid. SO CO
Extra : f "0
Fancy,- ... 8 5l
live, V ct. 3 00
1 MARKETINGS',
; Butter, prime ft l-
Butter, n rate M
I Lard. 20
j Tallow - 12
lluckwheat,...
4 00 Eggs.
doz
20
13 00
... 25
Corn Meal,
1 75 PORK.
Hogs, "ct cwt
GltAl.N",
Red Wheat -fibu 1
White when,... -
Rye 1
liarlcy,... 1
Corn, new
Ruckwheat, 1
Oats -
SEEDS.
Clover, "ft bus 8
Timothy. 4
Flax, 2
Hungarian !
DRIED FRUIT,
Apples, "ft bu 'J
Teaches, " qt 6
10 Ham, -f lb...
00
40
Sides & Shoulders
18
BEEF,
40 : Fore or.
t 9 00
10 00
CO 'Hind r,.
,0
POULTRY,
30
00
50
50
00
50
50
12
10
8
6
Chickens, "j pair
Ducks,
Geese, 1
Turkeys, :
50
10
o
00
COAL, ton
Treventon stove
do Egg
Suubury stove
do Egg
8 00
8 50
8 00
8 50
Cherries,
Currents
rslackberrics,
Eldorberries.
POTATOES,
New Irish, bu
Sweet 3
VARIETIES,
Apples, u '
Onions, o
White Deans.-. -Itceswax,
lb
Soap, dry
Candles -. ...
Wool, washed...-
Chestnut T 00
Pea, 5 50
Mixed............ 3 75
WOOD,
iOak 3 00
00 Hickory, 4 00
00 HAY,
Timothy, - 1C DO
50 Clover - 12 00
00 j Retailed Articles.
50 .Coal Oil rgal 80
45 (Salt, f sack 4 00
10 I Plaster, 'rS ton 10 00
18 jXnils 6 00
00 jJl'NlATA SENTINEL
5 j In advance 2 00
Rags,.
Corrected weekly by J- 15. M. Todd-
DIED
And there it no ditrharye in that icar. Ettti. 8:8
On the 17th inst., in Oakland Mills, Sir.
Wm. Dunn, Esq., aged about 50 years. 1
On the loth inst., in Ecalc township, Mr.
John Foltz, Esij., aged aoout 55 years.
On the Ifith inst., in Harrisburg, James
Johnson, son of James and 3. E. McClellan
formerly of this place aged mouths.
Pensions! Pensions! w
ALL PERSO.VS WHO HAVE BEEN DIS
ABLE DURING THE PRE SENT WAR
ARE ENTITLE TO A PENSION. All per
sons who intend applying for a Pension niust
call ou the Examining Surgeon to know weth
er their Disability is sufficient to entitle them
to a Pension. AH disabled Soldiers will call
on the undersigned who has been appointed
Tension Examining Surgeon for Juniata and
a Ijuiu.ng Couutics.
, P. C. IIUNDIO, M. D..
Tattcrson, Ta.
Dec. 0, 13.-tf. '
totirf$.
A GENTLEMAN cured of Nervous Debility,
Premature Drcav mil iho ofTofj r
"i"1-- lrnature Decay, and the effect of
, youthful indiscretion, will be happy to furnish
othera with the means of cure, (free of eharge.)
Tins remedy is simple, safe, and certain.
For full particulars, by return mail, please
address JOHN B. OCUE.,
. fiO Nassau St., Kew York.
The Bridal Chamber.
A note of warning and advice to those
suffering with Seminal Weakness, General
Debility, or Premature Decay, from whatever
causo produced. Head, ponder and reflect !
uc wise in tune. Sent r HUE to any address
for the benefit of tlie afflicted. Sent by re-
fur a mail. Address
JAMES S. BUTLER,
aprill83m 42'J Broadway. New York.
r0
O THE NERVOUS DEBILITATE ASP
DESPONDENT OF BOTH SEXES. A
great lufferer having been restored to health
in a few flays, after many years of misery, is
williug to assist his suffering fcllow-crculures
by scniing (free), on the receipt of a postpaid
adilresssd envelope, a copy of the formula of
cute employed. Direct to
, JOHN M. DAGNALL,
Tox 183 Tost Office, Brooklin. N. Y.
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh,
niREATED with the utmost' success, by Dr.
X J. ISAACS, Ooulijt and Aurtist, (former
ly of leyden, Holland,) No. 51'J PINE Street
Philadelphia. Testimonials from the most
reliable sources in the City and Country- caa
be seen at his Ollice. The medical faculty are
invited to accompany their patients, as he
has no secrets in his practice. ARTIFICIAL
I m(l(lc examinll,ion. 15. .-ly.
Etfitors of Sentinel.
Dkaii Sin : With your permission I wish
to say to the rca lers of your paper that I will
scud, bv return mail, to all who wish it (free)
; a rcceipe with full directions for making and
using a simple egalablc liulm tliat will :t
fcctually remove, in ten days, Pfmplcs,
iue Skin, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth
!uJ ltrautiml.
! 1 will also mail free to those haTins Bald
. without charge.
respectfully Yours,
THOS- F- CHAPMAN, Chemist,
fill Broadway, New York
ISAAC K. S T ATJiFFEH,
W A TP II Mtk'171? IPWI.TfR
-mnK
'-"-. - v.-.,
111 n .1 iA:naii Pnna nf .
all cj
jr. I. TUJ1I.IS CO S best quality full
jeweled Talent Lever Movements constantly on
hnniTr In nflipr MnKrril or sunenor nti-iIitT.
ii. J. Old U btlrtx iuttijhl for taold and
Sept. 9-ly.
.
LADIES
X
Mrs. Sarah Stein has removed her Millena
ry Shop from Water Street to Cherry St. above
; the M. E. Iiurch. She has just returned
' from the C'itv wilh a larze assortment of
i spring goods which she will sell low. Call
MlJ t.xnmilie hcforc purchasing elsewhere.
j She is also prepared to do dress making ' at
the shortest notice, tall aud examine you
j will see the sign wiih her naoie at the door
j April Vtf.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
T'hc Patrons of the Skstiski.wIio may visit
1. Harrisburg, or desire a tint class Picture
should by all means go where they take the
most splendid liifnrssfs ever gotten up any-
wticrc, which is at
I). A. VURNITE & CO S.,
110 Market st., Harnsbi'rg Pa
G-roceries 2
i it 1 1 ii
Trima Rio Cofl'ee. Preparetl Coffee, Pulver
ized Sugar, Crushed Sugar, N. O. Sugar,
S. H. Sugar, X, O. Molasses, S. II. Molasses,
Lovering Syrup, Chocolate, Mustard, I'.ice,
Search, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Ginger, Corn
Starch. Fish, Salt, &c, 4c, for sale cheap at
the New Stoke id Patterson.
Jml-tf J 15 M TODD.
oi ctcs n ine ?veu,
A PAMPHLET directing how to speedily
A-reslore sight and give up spectacles, wilh
out aid of doctor or medicine. Sent by mail,
free, on receipt of 10 cents. Address,
E. K. FOOTE. M. D..
2 Feb. 2-Cm, 1130 Broadway, New York-
1ft VOl' W.1XT TO KSOW.
A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING relating to
the human system, male and female ; the
causes and treatment of diseases ; the mar
rage ci:sUm9 of the world ; how to marry well
aud a thousand things never published before,
read the revised and enlarged edition of
"MkbicalCommon SF.xsB,''a curious book for
curious poplc, and a good book for every one.
400 pages. 100 hundred Illustrations. Price
Si 50. Contents table sent free to any ad
dress. Rooks may be had at the Book stores,
or will be sent by mail, post paid on receipt of
the price. Address
E. B. FOOTE, M. D., .
Feb. ?-Gm. 1130 Bro.tdway.N.
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
o 7H9 Chestnut Street ahov 7th, Philadelphia
THIS old and popular Hotel is located in
the immediate centre of business, and to
person visiting the City on matters of trade or
pleasuie, it is one of the most desirable Ho
tels in Philadelphia- It is convenient to all
the Rail Road Depots. an easily accessible
by eity cars from all rarts of the City. Its
rooms urc airy and spacious, and the Larder
will be unexceptionable in every respect.
The Manager assures the public that no effort
will be spared on his part to make the WASH
INGTON HOUSE, in all respects, pleasant
and agreeable to his guests, and he will be
pleased to see his old friends and former pat
rons of the "States Union," Philadelphia, and
to welcome manv new ones. Mr. L B. Ncg
lcv, the former office clerk at the States I uion,
will Ue gla-l to, sec his. old friends at tho
WASHINGTON HOUSE;
CHARLES M ALLMOND,
M.mo'j:r
0 Mil.
The sil of the first series of $ 500,000,000
of the 7-3G Loan was completed on the 8 1st of
March, 1805. The sale of the second series
of Three flandred Millions, payable three
years from the 15tu day of June, 181)5, was
begun on tin 1st of April. In the thort tptrce
of thirty days, over Out Hundred Milliom of
tUit teriet have been told leaving this fay less
than Two Hundred Millions to be disposed of.
The interest is payable semi-annually ia cur
rency by coupena atrached to' each note, which
are readily cashed anywhere. It amounts t
One cent per day on a "0 note.
Two cents " " " 10O "
Ten 44 44 4 f 500 44
20
1
9IOMO
S50UO
More and More Desirable.
The rebellion is suppressed, ami the Gov
ernment has already adopted measures to re
duce expenditures as rapidly as possible to
a peace footing, thus withdrawing from mark
el borrower and purchaser.
This is the OXLY LOX IX MARKET
now offered by the Government, and constitu
tes the GREAT rOTLLAR 1.0 AX OF
THE PEOPLE.
The Seven-Thirty Notes arc convertible on
their maturity, at the option of the Inkier,
into
TJ. S. 5-20 Six per cent,
GOLD--1JEAUING IJOXBS
Which arc always worth a premium.
Free from Taxation.
The 7-30 N.tcs caunot be taxed by Tuwns,
Cities, Counties or States, nnl the interest is
not taxed unless ou a surplus of the owner's
income exceeding six hundred dollars a year.
This fact increases their value from one to
three per cent, per annum, according to the
rale levied on other property.
Subscribe Quickly.
Lc?s than $2O'),OOO,0'JO of the Loan author
ized by the last Congress arc now on the mar
ket. Tlirtt amoun', at the rate at which it is
being absorbed", will all be subscribed for with
in two months, when the notes will undoubted
ly command a premium, as has uuifonulyjiecn
the case on closing the subsciptions it other
Loans. It norp seems provable that no consvl'r'
alle amount beyond the (treeent series u ill lie of
fered to the iiiblie.
In order that citizens of every town as
section of the country may be afforded facili
ties for taking the loan, the National Banks
State Banks, and Private Bankers throughout
the country, have generally agreed to receive
subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select
their own agents, in whom they have cm!i
dence, and who are only to be responsible fo
the delivery of the notes for which are the
ceive orders.
JAY COOKE.
SmscRirTlOX AuENT, Phihld, jhia.
ScnscBirTios will be beceiveii by the
First National Bank cf Philadelphia.
First National Bank of Alioona.
First National Bank of Carlisle.
First National Bank of Harrisburg.
Harrisburg National Bank of Harrisburg.
First National Bank of Huntingdon.
First National Bank of Selinsgrovc.
And by Doty, Parker, & Co., Bankers,
Milllintnwn, Ta-
Philadelphia Furniture Warcroom.
424 & 420, North 2mZ Street.
ESTABLISHED EIGHTEEN YEARS
haviug a very large Stock of the best
made Furniture on hand, such as Sofas, Spring
Scat Chairs, Rocking Chairs, and Parlor .''ur
ji i lure generally. Also, Bed Room Sets Com
plete, wtth Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, Looking
ttlassc.. Reds, Malresses, &c., and a full va
riety of all kimlsof Furniture generally.
I warrant all articles sold and will scl
CHEAP for Cusb,
Mar'J-Om J. L. SCHNEI.LY
Pcrrysville Marble Works,
TnE undersigned desires to inform the citi
zens of Juniata County that he has tnken
charge of the works lately owned by Henry
Willi in Pcrrysville. where he may be found
ready to execute jobs in his line of business
such as Tomb Stones. Monuments. Marble
Slabs, Table Tops, &c. &c. He believes that
a long experience aud practical knowledge
will enable him to give entire satisfaction to
all who may patronize him. Give him a call
as he fells confident that for neatness cheap
ness anu uespaicn lie cannot be excell el.
C1IAS. EMERSON.
Apr. 2 i h
NEW MILLNARY
o
THE undersigned desire to inform the La
dies of Millliu nnd vicinity, that they have
just returned from the city wilh a new stock
ot summer .Milunary (jowls of the latest style
and most Approved workmanship, which they
ur6 prepared to make to order at the shortest
notice and sell at the lowest prices.
Call at their shop just opposite tho "Sen
tinel OOicc," on Main St- Miftiintnwn. Pa.
SALLIE HAWK.
My3-3m. T1LLIE KEELY.
W e have opened the large Boom just oppos
ite our Store in Tattersun where we oner
for sale at low prices a general tssortmcnt of
Tables, Chairs,
Sofas, JLoiinges,
Be d s t c ad s ,
and Mattresses,
Trunks Carpels
Stands, Hacks, &
Many other articles for house furnishing.
. IIECIII & STHAYLR
i s. n
IMPORTANT
N V A L
IRON IN TUB
I D S
BLOOD.
It is well known to tlie medical" profession
that 1 RON is the vital Principle of Life Elemvn
of the blood. This is derived chiefly from4u
food we eat ; but if the food ia not properly di
gested, or if, from any cause whatever, i4
ncccssary quantity of iron is not taken iot?h.!
circulation, or becomes reduced, the whole sys
tem suffers. The bad blood will irritatr the
heart, will clog up the lungs, will slupifj- ili
brain, will opstruct the liver, and' will sen. I
its disease producing elements to all parts f
the system, and every one will suffer in what
ever organ may be predisposed to disease.
The great value of
Iron as a Uediciner
Is well known and acknowledged by all med
ical men. The difficulty haa been to opiaui
suh a preparation of it as will enter the cir
culation and assimilate at once with the bbol.
This point, says Dr. nayes, Massachusetts Stai.
Chemist, has been- attained in the Peruvian
5yrup, by combination in m way before un
known. THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
la a P UOT R ACTED solution of the PRO
TOXIDKUF IRON. A NEW DISCOVEI'.V
IN MEDICINE that strikes at the Root of Dis
ease by supplying the blood with its YUal
Principle or Life Element Iron.
THE PERUVIAH SYRUP
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, ih-npST,
r'cr and Ague-. Lma of energy. Low iSpic!.
; THE PERUVIAN ST HUP
Infuses sireuglh, vigor, and new lite inr ,!.
I svsteni, and builds up an'Iron Constitution. '
i fur- rp n i u ewnnA.
Cures Nervous Atteclions, Female Complaiirfs.
. aid all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladilrr.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
lj a SPECIFIC for all diseases original 1113 i-i
a BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD, or accompa
nied by Debility or a Low State of theSystem.
Pamphlets containing certificates of cures
and recommendations lrom soma of the most
eniiitcut Physicians, Clcrgyn.cn and oihvrs,
will be sent FKEE to any address.
We select a few of the names- to show the
character of testimonial.
John E. Williams. Esq.,
President of the Metropolitan Bank, N. T.
Rev. Abel tevens.
Late Editor Christian Advocate & Journal.
Rev. P. Church ,
Editor New York Chronicle.
Rev. John Pierpont, Lewis Johnson, M. I.
Kcv. Warren Burton, Koswcll Kinney, M. D.
R v. Arthur . Fuller, S. K. Kendall, M. I.
Rev. Gurdon Robbins, W. U. Chisholmy M. D.
Rev. fylvanus Cobb, Francis Damm. M. !.
Rev. T. Starr King, Jeremiah Stone, M. D
Rev. Eph. Note, Jr. Jose Ant. Ranches, M. 1
Rev. Joseph H. Clinch, A. A. Haves. M. H
Rev. Henry Upham, Abraham Wendell, 1
licv. P. C. Hcadlev, J. R. Chilton, M. 1.
Kcv. J. W. Olrastew'l, H. E. Kinney, ST. 1.
Prepared by N. L. Clark & Co., exclusively fir
J. P: DinsnioTF, N. 4r,l Broad way, Few York.
Sold by all Druggists.
Rcdiiiig' Russia Salve
FORTY YEAR'S EXPERIENCE
lias tully established the superiority ef
REDDINC'S RUSSIA SALVE
Over all other healing preparations
It euro all kinds of SORES, CUTS, SCALDS,
BERN'S. BOILS, ULCERS. SALT RHEUM.
ERYSIPELAS, STIES, PILES', COR NiJ, SO R E
LIPS, SORE EYES, Ac, c, REMOVING
TH E PAIN AT ONCE, AND REDUCISGTHB
MOST ANGRY LOOKING SWELLINGS IX
FLAMATION AS IF BY MAGIC.
Only Zi cents a Box.
FOR SALE BT
J. P. DIN'SMORE. No. 4,;1 Broadway, X. T2
S.Vf. FOWLE, it CO., No. lSTremontst.Bostoa
And by all Druggists.
Dcsf While Lead ! Best Zinc!
PUKE LIKERTY LEAD,
Unsurpassed for Whiteness, Fine Gloss, dura
bility. Firmness and Evenness ef Surface
PUKE LIBERTY HEAD Warranted to
cover rore surface for same weight than nny
other Lead
Try if and yem ciU hner no olfitr
PURE LIBERTY ZINC,
Selected ZI.C, ground in refined Linseed
Oil, uiiciuuled in quality, always the same.
PURE LIBERTY ZINC,
Warranted to do more and better work at a
given cost than any other--
O'et the Lrrt!
Manufactured at PENNSYLVANIA PAINT
& COLOR WORKS. Orders executed prompt
ly by
ZLICLER A. SMITH,
ll'Wiwe Drwj, Puiut t- Glint Dealers
KS- St0Ie nd office, 1VO. 137 North 3rd;
Street PHILADELPHIA.
March .8 lfOi-V-l y.
MILLINERY GOODS.
li It O O K S & II O S E N II E I JI,
WHOLESALE DEALERS,
No. i n MARKET street, north side,
PHILADELPHIA,
Have now open their handsome variety of
RIBRON'S, BONNET MATERIALS,
STRAW & FANCY BONNETS,
LADIES' & MISSES' HATS,
FIiOWSBS UOH I,Ck.
and all other articles rcqmren oy the
Millinery Trade!
By longexperiencc aiid strict attention to
their branch of business exclusively, wc flat
ter ourselves that we tan offer inducements,
in variety, styles, quality and moderate prices
not everywhere to be found. The attention
of MILLI5 ERS and MERCHANTS is respect
fully solicited.
tftjPirrtieulitr attention paid to filling Ordirs,
March 8, mo.
JJEAL'E, JJEACE, JJEAt'E
AND a chanee to save money by railing at
J. M. B. Todd's Store in Patterson as he
has just opened ont a full assortment of New
Goods, bought at Reduced Trices in the city.
Fancy Prints, from IB, 20 lo 25 cts per yd.
DeLaines from 31 to 37 cents yard.
Brown Muslin from 13, K 18 to 10 cts r yd
Bleached " from 15, 10, 18 to 40 cts "H yd.
Caggs from 75 cents to $1
Fancy Dress Goods from 65 to 30 cents V yd.
Skirt Bradee, 13 cents per yard.
Spool Cotton, 10 cents per spool.
Syrup Molasses 80 cent s per gallon.
Extra Syrup from $! to per Gallon
Good Brown Sugar from J:J, 15 t0 18 cts f lb.
Good Grain Coffcd 85 cents per pound. "
Prime Rio, S8 cents per pound.
Prime No. 1 Mackcral, per barrel, $22.
Prime No. 2 Mackcral, per barrel. $13 to 3JO.
Extra Herring, per barrel, $Sto$H.
Extra Labadors, per barrel, $11 to $13.
Ground Alum Salt from fi t In Si si
Coal Oil, 90 cents per gallon.
These are Cash Prices orfor Country Pro-
,Iu"- - J. b. 51. iorD.
May J!, IPOS,