WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. 10, 1870.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ON AXD
t after Monday, Jun 13. 1S70, Passenger
Trains will leave Mifflin Station as follow i :
EAST WAL.D.
Philadelphia Ksprvs?.. 12,10 A. M
Fast Liue - 3,25 A. M.
Hirrihb'g AccotntnodVn 10,36 A. M.
Mail Tram 6,52 P.M.'
' Cincinnati Express 8,50 P. M.
WESTWARD.
. Cincinnati Express 1,50, A. M.
Pacific Express 3,34 A. M,
Mail Train 3,01, P. M
Way Passenger 10,15 A. M.
Pittsburg Exprcsa. ...... 5,36 A. II.
Accommodation 8 20 P. M.
JAKES NORTH, Ag't
r " JCSUT1 ESCAiaTTIMT,' So. 19, I. O.
O F. meets on tb first and third Tuesdays
f each month, in the Odd Fellows' Hall,
Tbompsoutown, Juniata Co., Pa.
WM. J. DENNIS, C. F.
W. C. Looaw, Scribe.
TOW'S ASD COl'STRV.
Communication'. Next week we ex
pect to publish the "Lc-gititnute Power of
the Civil Magistracy.". ' (
Cha,noeu. Mr. John H. Clay hag a
va'.ualla mill site for aalo: Ha ' haa
changed tha day of sale to the 6th of
iJeptemher. See advertisement.
ARRiviC. Thos. II. McCIellan has
arrived and is ready to repair clocks,
watches and jawelry" DeiTt forget the
place at Watts' Bock Store.
Preached An itinerant preacher,
whd styled himself a "United Methodist,"
preached twice in the Court House Yard
and otire from Mr. Will's porch, on Sab
Lath last. "We.did not bear him.
A Nkw CoLnterflix. A new and
dangerous count-.Tieil ten dollar note on
the First National Bank of Poujrhkeepaie,
N. Y., has made its appearance iu Bos
ton. Wantku, information of the where
abouts 'of the heirs' of one Peter White,
who died lately, iu Coventry, X. Y. By
addressing H. C. Sticker, Milton, Pa.,
they wili learn aomethiug tJ their advan
tage. -Examination. At a examination iu j
a neighboring county not long si'jee, the
Superintendent politely asked a y outig !
lady to decline mmi. "Decline a man
not by any -means," was the J.-romp t re-j
'cia'der. .""he jf-Jt a certificate.
IrR k.vfnts
-The raisin? of the
pavement i.i fro:,
of Messrs. Ki)k mid
Bucks adi cousiuorabiv to the an-jear-
aL-.9 . of that part of . the s pare. Mr. j
Books is also parting up a buiiuing on j
Water jure-.., j
j
t .. . . , ,. . I
Wily Can't
Bv a recent act ol the State Legislature
persons who
have not
p-r.U-n'.e'
with
!re--dere of M. D , or Lave failed lo
take out a county license, are pruhibited
from practisiriij'medic'iiie .
Ba6f. Bali.. Las: Saturday the In
,ifnn.!Tia. of a .- ! nw n ?n a m:to I
., - , , t . , boot. It may lurnisa your many t!iou-
Catne, defeated the J umatas, ot tan place. I 5 , , 'i
b r j and readers with an agreeapla thought
The game was p.ayed at Lewieiown. ; vvhile the mercury is up in the nineties ;
The score stood, Independents, 73 ; Ju-1 "January Ctb, 1S35, ic MifBintown, ther
r.iatss. 25. I nioiueter fell tf 200 below zero, and coi:-
1.1 pk has lew charms for th Dyspep
tic, which is not to be wondered at when
w take iuto account the bodily and
mental sutfeiiLg that this distressing mal
ady geuerates. The Peruvian Syrup (a
protoxide of iron) has cured thousands
who were suiTeri:; from th:3 disease.
Celebration. Tbo Horuingtown
Union Sunday School expect to hold a
celebration on Saturday next, at the
mouth of Llorning's run.
Another. Tho Sabbath School of
the Lutheran Church at Centro will hold
t celebration on the coming Saturday.
M'Alirtersville Band. The mem
ber! o the Union Band of McAiisters
rilit wish to inform the public that parties
desiring to employ the Baud are request
ed to make application to the following
committee. All such applications will
receive prompt attention :
J. L. Oa vent,
.7. E. G IIATBILL,
: . . S. B. Cavint.
Frraks of lightning. In Cambria
county tbo other day, lightning struck a
load of hay, on which was a father and
i.two.aons. One of tho boys was killed
outright ; the clothing of tho other was
. set on fire burning him eoverely ; the
two horses fell dead in their tract y the
load of hsy was burned up and tlx wag
on was considerably charred. Muto
n'ai. Firb Whilst Thrksking. During'
the time that Mr. J. Slack, South nf
Jacksonville, one day last week, was
engaged in threshing, bis machine caught
fire from eevere friction and everything
near was in imminent danger of being con
sumed. The friction that produced the
fire waa caused by the straw having
wrapped around tho cylinder. Farmers
would do well to watch this. Star cf
the Valley.
IVOTT is the TiSMf To persons
who are not subscribers of the Sentinel.
but who wili eend us one dollar and fifty
cents, we will mail to them the Senti
nel and a receipt in full for subscription
to the Skntixel to the 11th day of Oc
tober. 1671. Will the friends of the pa
per work a little for it and the party j
Friends, mention the fact to your neigh-,
bors that if they subscribe cow, or with
in thro wek. one dollar and fifty cent3 .
will secure to them the SuNTlNEL to the
eleventh day ff October, eighteen
drcd and Bercnfy-or.e.
' Glad Tidings. N. E. Littlefield
who at present has a large stock of tin
cans on hand, -which were manufactured
during the spring and summer months,
Las reduced the price to one dollar per
cozen, as he wishes to run off the stock.
A discount of 20 per cent, on all other
tinware has also been made. Persons in
need of tiuware, cans, or glass jars,
would do well to call before going else
where. After the present stock is dis
posed of, tin cans cannot be bought at
this figure in the connty. Shop on Bridgo
street, MiSlintown.
Killed by Lightning. A gentle
man from York informs us that yester
day afternoon two Italian organ grind
ers, who had been entertaining the
people of that place for the past few
days, left for Gettysburg, and whilo on
their tramp were overtaken by a thunder
storm about one and a half miles south
west of York. They took shelter under
an apple tree in the orchard of. Mr.
Smyser, and soon after one of them was
instantly killed by a stroke of lightning
and the other so severely Injured that
his recovery ia doubtful. They were
taken to the county poor house. liar
riihurg Telegraph.
Fatal Accident. We have been in
formed that on last Wcduesday evening,
Miss Susan Miller, a-resident of New
port, Perry county, visited a store to get
some Veata Illuminating Fluid. The oil
was brought from the cellar and placed
on the counter, so near a lighted lamp
that the gas from tLe oil cau took fire.
Somo one in the store, iu attempting to
throw the can of buraiug oil -out of the
room, threw it on the lady. Her clothes
took fire, and before it could be extin
guished she was so badly burned that
she died iu 23 hours. If all merchants
would adopt the rule which our Miftlin
town merchants are practising, such ac
cidents would not occur their rule is to
sell no coal oil after dark..
No Hcmbco. We do not wish to in
form you, reader that Dr. Wonderful, or
anv oilier man, has discovered a remedy
that cures all diseases of miad, body or
estate, and is destined to make our sub
lunary sphere a blissful paradise, to
which heaven itself ahall be but a side
si,0Wi jut we do wish to inform you that
j )r Cage's Catarrh Kemecy has cured
thousands of cases of Catarrh in its worst
forms and stages.aud the predictor will
r,ay'$500 lor a case of this loathsome
i disease which ho canuot cure. It may
j le procured by mail for sixty cents, by
addressine R.V. Pierce -M. D . Buffalo,
S.
i
Y. For sale at most Drug Stores
erv where.
ev
C'-'Lit Time. Wo clip the following
from the Lewistowu Ihinorrat. Our
ijcal says he knows of ao adjectives to
:se in describing tiie cold .at 200 degrees
below zero. Perhaps the Democrat can
find the proper language to describe such
weather :
Ed. Democrat, Dear. 'Sir: The
scrap, which I enclose as a "local'" for
vour truly valuable paper, I
found the
Other day
wane examining an oia scrap
. i - i
tinued from 10 to 15 degroos for several
Jays. January 4ih, 1S35. at Now Leb
anon, Lebanon co., N. Y., it sunk to 30
below, congealed and became immovable.
At Chambersburg. Pa'., it fell' to 37. and
at Lewistown, MifHia co , Pa , to 210."
McVeytowo. July 2S, 1870. B.
Exhibition. There will be a Chem
ical Dioramic Exhibition this f Wednes-
dav" evening in tho Lutheran church of
this place. The exhibition, aa we learn
from the circulars distributed, is Le Vere'e
Chemical Diorama, presenting Biblical
and Historical Scenes and Paintings,
Views in Egypt and the Holy Land,
noted Scenery in Europe and America,
with Statuary Works of Art. This Dio
rama has been prepared spocialiy. for
giving entertainments for Sabbath-schools,
the proprietors always devoting half the
proceeds to the Sabbath-School of the
church where they exhibit. It is a chaste
and moral entertainment, and if it belongs
to the high order that it is .said to, then
all should see it, and experience tha plea
sure that ariees from witnessing the
ecenes, paintings and representations of
the past and present, and also experienco
the satisfaction of having contributed to
to the substantial good of the Sabbath
school cause. Admission 25 cents, chil
dren 15 cents. Doors open at 7 o'clock,
entertainment commences at 8 o'clock.
A correspondent sends us the follow
ing, which he styles "Kelica " r
Kklics A few days ago, in company
with a friend, I called to see Capt. I). M.
Jaasisou, of Fayette township. After
spending a few hours in very pleasant
conversation, we proposed to look around
over tho farm, and among the many
pleasant scenes which demanded our at
tention, there is one we wish to mention.
It was pointed out to ca by tho Captain.
It was a hitch, tree about 18 inches in
circtvmference, bearing on its body sev
eral inscriptions ; one was I. G., 1798,
standing for Isaac Green, who lived on
tho place at that time. The name of
Stephen Giffin was found on the same
tree, cut in 1811 ; also W. R. for Wil
liam Eothrock, in 1817. These names
and dates are legible, and can be read by
any one who can read, and will continue
to he so till their century is completed.
Tho Captain also told ua that a terrapin
waa found a few harvests past, with the
initials of his father's name J. J. in 1807 ;
also the numbers 1812 and 1817
Still
jit was lively and moving arouad carrying
hun-,wrjth it the name of him who has long
slumbered iu Q'atL.
Card ok Thanks. The members of
the Star base ball club of this city desire
to tender their thanks to the Meteor base
ball club of Mifflin, for the kind reception
and gentlemanly treatment received at
their hands while on a visit to that place
on Saturday, July 30th.
They also are under obligations to Mr.
Coleman, of the Patterson House, for
the provisions made for their entertain
ment, and for courtesies extended them.
They will ever remember their visit with
pleasure and hope at some future time to
reciprocate. Harruburg Telegragk.
Camp Meeting. A camp meeting,
under the auspices of the Evangelical
Association, will open near Flint school
house. Walker township, on the 25th iust.
A children's meeting, for the benefit of
Sunday Schools, will be held on the
camp ground on Tuesday, August 30th,
10 o'clock A. M. Sabbath Schools of
all denominations and Union Sunday
Schools, and the friends of the Sunday
School cause in general, are cordially in
vited to attend. Schools are expected
to briug their provisions with them.
We are authorized to state that no
hucksters will be permitted on the camp
ground.' ' j
Bitten by a Snake-
A few nights
ago a childdaughter of Rev. J. A.
Gill, of Tuscarojsj Valley feeling thi
trmt. i,-WY fra trt rpt. A - drink- '
Mc-
irstv
The
water being out on a porch, the child
went out there and drank. Ou closing
the. outside door on her return she noticed
that it did not close with its usual free
dom. ?h also felt something about her
feet. After getting to bed one ankle
pained her so much that she cried. The
father examined her ankle and discovered
singular punctures and a good deal of
swelling. Thinking that the hurt was
receive! at the uoor, and coiuecturing
the cause, he immediately went down
stairs to the outside door, under which he
found a large copperhead enake. Mr.
McGill put big lips to the wound and
suckid the poison out, and thereby in all
probability saved the life of his child.
The child, we have been informed is get
ting well.
Wuistli.no Girls. An exchange,
under the head of "Whistling Girls,"
writes as follows : There is a proverb
which says
'WhiM'.ir.g (iris an.-l crowing lians
Aiwavj come o bid cads." '
But,. notwithstanding the old proverb,
a writer steps forward to defend the
whistling girls in their independence.
" Show me the girl who has the hardi
hood to whistle in these days, when
every thing natural even to the very
hair of your heid, is at a discount, and
I'll show you a girl who can bo depend
ed upon one who will not fail you in
iine of need, and will give you the
true, hearty grasp, tho cordial handshake
the warm, genuine welcome ; no tip of
the kid glove, and a culd, how-do-you-do
; who can brave danger, look toil in
the face without shrinking, laugh with
those that whixtle ; who cau iu ebon.
take the world as she finds it, rough and
rugged, not go through life as though she
were walking ou egg, and afraid of crack
ing a shell ; who deals i:i substance not
shadow."
eb J&ucrtisrmfnts.
W
ilmaji yvim:.
MilP.inlnwn, Pa.,
Ajent of the CELEBRATED AMERICAN
ORGAN'S for Juniata county. Th-s are
the best ORGANS now irade. Suited to all
circumstances. Prices ranging from !00
$1000.
A!so, Agent for FIRST CLASS PIANOS.
All instruments sold warranted for five year,
aug 2 1870-tf.
T
USUAKORA ACADEMY.
THE 86th SCHOOL-YEAR WILL BEGIN
SEPT. 7th. YOUNG MEN AND BOYS ARE
PREPARED FOR BUSINESS PURSUITS
AND FOR COLLEGE.
App'.icauts will address
D. D. ATONE. A. M.,
J. J. PATTERSON. A. M..
Aug 3, 1870 Principals.
71L11BLE SILL SITE FOR 1LE.
The undersigned offers at private sale the
well known CUBA MILL PROPERTY. The
Mill was burnt last March, and not being
able to rebuild tho same is the reason why I
offer it for sale. This is ono of the best
Mill sites in the county ; not only for a Grist
Hour mill, but for mo'. any kind of a fac
tory. A Good Pam niJi Ruce with splen
did Water Power. Also, a
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE.
and sii acres of land, more or less, running
to the Penna. canal with a good Wharf.
This proper'yis one mile north of MifSintown.
Payments will be made easy. Call on or ad
dress JOHN n. CLAY,
MifSintown, Juniata county, Pa.
If not sold bv TUESDAY, the 6ih day of
OCTOBER, 1370, I will offer the above
property at public sale on said day.
aug3, 1870-is.
COAL AND LUMBER YARD. The und.T
eifiaed begs leave to inform the public
that he keeps constantly on hand a large Stock
of Coal and Lumber. His stock embraces iu
part. Stove Coal, Smith Coal.aud Liine-bur-cets
Coal, at the lowest cash rates.
Lumber of all kinds and quality, such as
White Pine Plank, two inches, do 1J White
Pine Boards, 1 inch, doone-hnlf inch, White
Pine worked Flooring, Hemlock Boards.
Scantling, Joicc, Rooting Lath. Plastering
Lath, Shingles, Striping, Sash and Doors.
Coal ani Lumber delivered at phort notice
Persons on the East side of the River can be
furnished with Limeburncrs Coal, ic, from
thecoal yard at Tysons Lock,
aug lo-ly. GEORGE GOSHEN
M'ALISTERSVILLE TIN SHOP. The un
dersigned has established himself in
MoAliatersville in the Tinning business.
Persons wanting anything in his line should
call before purchasing elsewhere as he is
prepared to manufacture all kinds of Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware, and to sell as low as they
can be purchased elsewhere. His old cus
tomers and the public generally are respect
fully invited to call, as he hopes by strict at.
tentionto business to deserve a share of pat
ronage. aug 18 '69tf JACOB G. WINEY.
A Large assortment of Queensware, China
2. ware, G!asswar, Crockery ware, Cedar
ware, ic, for aaie chfp hv
GRAYBILL L FHELLY.
Ccnraterda!.
CLOSiftG fK!3
OP
r, iO So. 3d St. I'kila.
3 o'clock, p. m. r Avg. 9, 1S7
V. S. 6 s of '81 ....
" " '62
" '64
" ' '65
" " '05, new,
ii new
" ' 'US .'.
5's, 10-40'8
V. S. 30 l'ear G per cent. Cy..
PueComp. Int. Notes,....
Gold
Silver
H41U5
112 (d:U2i
111 (yv.
111 Chilli
lOPJuSllCi
ioyj(;iioj
no (3UUl
107j(a108
lUK'f.ni
13 00
117118
Union Pacific R. R. 1st M. Bonds.. (-20 S39
Central Vaoific R. R 845 S00
Union Pacific Land Grant Bonds.. 750 (j,7"0
MIFFLINTOWN & PATTERSON MARKETS
MIFFLIN G RAIN. M ARRET. &.C.
FLOOR,
COAL, ton
Treverton tote fi 50
do Eg 6 50
Sunbiiry stove C 50
do Egg 6 50
Chestnut. 6 60
Pea. 3 50
Mixed ..' 2 75
WOOD,
Super, 1 abl.
Si CO
.5 60
6 50
2 00
1 75
145
1 83
75
80
85
. .t0
45
6 00
4 50
2 00
Extra,....-
Fancy,
Rye, cwt.
Corn Meal,.....
GRAINV
White wheat,...
Red Wlreai
Rye........
Barley,...
Oak 4 00
Hickory :."4 60
HAY,
Corn,
Buckwheat. .....
Oat?, .
Timothy, 12 00
Olover :..'. 12 00
SEEDS;
Retailed Articled
Clover, 2 bus
Timothy.
Piaster. tot 10 'JO
Flax
Corrected weekly by D. P. Sulouff.
GRAYPTI.L A FIIELLY'S PRICES CUR
REN'T. Reported Weekly.
Prime Roll Butter 2.i
While Sugar 11
Urown do. lOtoH
Seat Rio Coffee ... 25
Ground alum salt 2 00
Turks lal&nu do. 1 75
Dairy Bait 9tol4
Eh'g
Lard 20
Tallow 09
Wool - 50
Rice 11
TRICES Oi- BOARD OF COMMERCE.
Reported weekly for tho Jl-hiat kntisl
by the Board of Commerce of MiCUu and Patterson.
White Wheat.. SI 40 White beans,
Red "... 1 30 per bus 2 00
Rye 75 Beeswax j) tb 85
I'.arley 80 Soap, dry 03
Corn 85 Candles.....".... 12
Oats ... 40 Wool, washed 46
Clovcr!-ecd... 6 00 Rags 03
Tiiuoshysced.. 4 00 Butter, prime
Flaxseed 2 00 roll, lb... 22
Dried Apples, Kg9. doi.. 20
per lb .- OS Tallow, tb- 08
Teaches, pared ' 20 LarJ 20
unpared 12 Hams - IS
Cherries CC Shoulder IS
Currants 20 Sides 16
Blackberries.. . 10 Sa't, Ground
Potatoes 35 Alum l sack 2 00
VHJL.VUEI.l'IUA MARKETS,
PuiLAi'isi.riMA, Aug. C. 1870.
The receipts and stock of Flour are
extremely light, and holders are very
firm ia their views. There is a moder
ate business doing. Sales of 100') bbls.,
inc'udiiii
Superfine
Extrr.s
N. W. Extra Family...
Penna. do. d-. ..
Ohio i Ini. do. do. ..
Fancy Brand?
SS'f.Otoo- 7h
S5 75(it)C 25
f'J ;i"(n;7 25
S7 2oi,ii7 f,0
$7 00(i7 f,u
7 75&3 00
Wheat attracts but little attention and
prices are rather weak ; sales ' of C500
bush, at cl.SS for old Perm, red ; 1 58
for old Ohio red, Sl-40aP45 for ucw Del
aware do. J.ye sens at cl lyafi.. vorn
in liberal supply nnd dull ; tales of 6200
buFh. at $l-05al 07 for yellow and 69c.
aSl 0:l for Western mixed. Oats meets
a limited demand, with sale3 of 5000 bus.
at 53ia'.)2c. for new and old Penn.
DIED.
In Licking Creek Valley, on the 4th inst.-I-'.I.VIE
NELLA. daughter of M. t. and M. M.
Gins, aged I year, 1 month and 10 days.
On the 5th inst., near Lemon's Mill, in Mil
ford twp.. Mr. DAVID SHERLOCK, aged 33
years, 11 months and 13 days.
Oa July ?, 1870, in Schellsburg. Bedford
county. Pa., MARY ALDA, daughter of Isaac
and Annie T. Heckman, aged 2 years, 6 mos.
and 21 days.
She was an only child, and it required
much grace to give her up, but that graco
was given. The writer of this waa much
with her during her illness, and watched
death as it seemed to steal upon her little
frame, until her redeemed spirit heard the
Savior's voice, ''Como homo." She was
beautiful in life, and lovely in death. She
did not suffer much ; her disease was
Congestiou of the Brain. Dr. Marburg,
an intelligent and skillful physician, did
all that could be done for her, but tbe
time to robe and throne and crown little
Mary had come. The pareuts said, ''We
will meet her again, ' ia the fnr-oft' home
of the soul.' " The Rev. Mr. Ross
preached the funeral sermon to -n large
audience, in tbe Menonite Church, Lost
Creek Valley, Juniata county, ou the
10th of July ; his text, was, '-They shall
die no more." All left tho house of pray
er saying " Of such is the kingdom of
heaven." J. A. R.
FARM FOR SALE,
In Walker Township.
rpiIE undersigned offers at Publio Sale, on
X the premises, in Walker township. Juni
ata county, about one mile Northeast of Van
wert, at 1 o'clock p. m.. on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1870,
The following real estate, to wit : A valua
ble farm, situated as above described, ad
joining lands or J. ti. Ii W. H. Moore, Wm
Curren and others, containing '
One Hundred and Twelve Acres,
About Seventy-five Acres of which are cleared
and in a good stuto of cultivation. Tbe im
provements are a
DWELLING HOUSE,
NEW BANK BAUN. 02 by 45 fset. erected
this summer, other necessary outbuildings, a
Spring of never-failing water near the house,
also a good thriving APPLE ORCHARD cf
Choice Fruit, and a Peach Orchard. Persons
wiehiug to invest in real estate, should ex
amine this properly. Terms made known oa
day of sale.
53?" Any person desiring to view the prop
erty ean do so by calling on Rev. Geo. Myers
residing on the premises, or on the under
signed. DAVID BESHOAR.
July 27, 1870-ts
BEST CIGARS IN TOWN
AT
Ilollobaugh's Saloon.
Two for 6 cents. Also, the Freshest Lager,
the Largest Oysters, the Sweetest Cider, the
Finest Domestio Wines, and, in short, any
thing you may wish in the
EATING OR DRLSKING LINE,
at the most reasonable prices. He has alio
refilled his
BILLIARD HALL,
so that it will now oompare favorably with
any Hall in the interior ef tht- atafe.
June 1, IsTfi-ly
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
congress, . .
Mr. Editor .-please announce the name a f
Hon. Jqbb B. I'ackik, of NorthtiTnber'and
county, aa a suitable person to be voted for
at our approaching primary election for Con
gress. He nas nominated two years, ago
against his own wishss, and was elected by
nearly 3.000 majority. He baa served -with
great credit to himse'.f and benefit to the res
trict. There is scarcely a man in Congress,
of bis experience, who commands more influ
ence in that body than Mr. Packer. As au
evidence of the great satisfaction he has
given, it is only necessary to say that he
has already been unanimously re-uominated
in Saydur, Union and Northumberland coun
ties. Juniata will do herself credit, and Mr.
Packer justice, by giving him a unanimous
vote.' ... BE ALE.
STATE SENATE.
Mr. Editor : It affords me pleasure to auk
you to announce Col. J. K. Robinson a can
didate for the State Senate. His merits as a
true American citizen and as a soldier rank
high, and need not be enumerated.
' JUNIATA.
ASSEMBLY. . .
- - -Fitst Walerford, July 9. 1870. .
Editor Juniata Sentinel: Dear Sir, Allow
me to preseut the name of Joseph L. Stew
art, Esij., of Pcrrysville, as a suitable person
to represent us in the next Legislature. Mr.
Siewart is well and favorably known through
out the .District, and if elected. will do all in
his power for the interest of the County' arid
District. TUSCARORA VALLEY.
, ASSEMBLY... .. '
Jfr. Editor: Among the. business men of
Juniata county who have successfully passed
through tbj business storms and crashes of
twenty-five yars, stands Noah Hertzler. By
skillful management he passed through tho
past business troubles, uubroken financially.,
and with a character without a stain, and to
day he ranks among the solid men of our
cuunty. He is most favorably known through
out the length and breadth of the county, not
only by the business men, but by liio people.
Need I add that such a man is a suitable and
well qualified one to represent tho people of
the District in the Legislature. That fact is
self-evident. I then, in the name of many
citizens here and elsewhere, announce hiia a
candidate for the Legislature.
MIFFLIN.
ASSF.MBLY.
Editor Smtinel : Louis E. Atkinson is known
to most of the Republicans of Juniata. He
is a young man, bones:, capable, and withal
a " good Republican," and if selected by
tho party for its standard bearer in the
Legislature, will do only what will result in
honor to himself and the constituency which
he may represent. Therefore permit me to
announce him a candidate for Assembly.
DELAWARE.
ASSF.MBLY.
Mr. Editor: Please make the announce
ment that John Patterson, Esq., of Lack
township, will be a candidate for the Legis
lature at its approaching Primary Election,
subject to Republican usages. Mr. Patter
son has betH a Whig and Republican al! his
life, and richly deserves some recognition at
the hands of the Republicans of the county.
He would make a popular candidate, and an
obliging and ciliaicnt Ripresentative.
SPRUCS HILL.
BHElliir.
Mr. J'ditor : Permit me to announce the
name of Jacob Lemon Esq., of Milford twp.,
aa a suitable person to fill the office of Sheriff
of Juniata county. Mr. Lemon has always
been a Republican, without hnving been
identified with any faction, was a soldier in
tbe late war, is popular wherever known,
wouid run the full vets of the party, and
would make an obliging and accommodating
Sheriff. DF.LAWARC.
SHtRIFK.
Mr. Edi'or: Wi do not wisk to disparage
the claims of any other gentlemen, but ask
you to aliow in to mention in connection. with
the office of Sheriff the name of William
Given, Esq., of Fermanagh township, as a
suitable and worthy Republican for that of
fice. ' .' Mavt RapuBt.iCASS. '
RSGISTKR AND RECORDER.
Editor Sir.tintl .-Please announce the name
of D. . Alter, of rerrysvillo, as a suitable
candidate for Register and .Recorder. Mr.
Alter id a young man of gocd qualifications,
and, if nominated and elected, will discharge
the duties of the office faithfully.
MILFORD.
REGISTER AND RECORDER.
We are authorized to announce E. W. n.
Kreidcr, Esq.. cf this borough, a candidate
for Register ar.d Recorder, subject to the
usages of the Republican party.
RIUISTER AND RRCORI-KR.
Sraucs Hill Twr., July 25, 1S70.
Eiiiar Junictta Smtintl: Dear Sir, Allow
us to present the nama of Thomas Morrow,
Esq., of East Watcrford, as a suitable person
to fill the oilice cf Register, Recorder. &?.
Mr. Merrow has been an honest and faithful
worker in t'.e good cause during his entire
lifetime, and if nominated and elected, will
discharge the duties of tbe office with great
credit to himself and friends.
Mast RsruuLtcAXS, .
The gentleman who presented the above
card states that it was mailed in time for
last week's issue, but on account of some de
lay did not leave ia time. This slight infor
mality, it is urged, should not exclude it.
Ed.'
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
Editor Sentinel : A number of the friends
of James J. Culbertson are desirous that he
be announced a candidate for County Com
missioner, feeling assured that if made the
nominee of the party and subsequently elec
ted, that he will give satisfaction. I there
fore ask that he be announced.
Citizen of Turbett Twp.
JURY COMMISSIONER.
Editor Sentinel: Allow me to announce
Mr. Joseph Rothrock, of Fermanagh town
ship, aa a moat suitable candidate for Jury
Commissioner.
FERMANAGH.
COUNTY AUDITOR.
Mr. Editor : la a line permit rao to an
nounce Mr. G. 3. Metter'.ing, of Monroe, a
candidate for County Auditor.
MIFFLIN.
LAST NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
that I haTe purchased from H. H. Wiutou
the Books of the Juniata Sentirel offico while
that paper was published by him. AH ac
counts for subscription, advertising or job
work will be paid to me. Persons knowing
themselves indebtwi on these books must
make immediate payment, otherwise the ac
counts will be placed in the hands of an offi
cer for collection.
JuneC2-"m SAMUEL LEONARD.
j REGISTER'S NOTICE.
j 'V'OTICK is herchy piven thai the following
d-' named peraons la-re Sie l their A Iminii-
1 traior'i. Executor, and Ouardian acccunu
in fh Ka.rlb,avD I ..f 1....;.,. .. 4
and allowance, at the Court House, iu Mitlin-
town, on WeducS'Iay, Se!. 7, 1F7G, viz :
1. Tbe account of L. K. I'lsh, Adm'r..tf
John W. Miller, Kie of Sediuehanua lwp.,
uoceasea.
2. The final ae uf S. G. Dressier,
Adm'r. of Elizabeth JSade, Uie of Green
wood twp., deceased.
3. The account cf John M. Witner, Guar
dian of Clarissa Heck.
4. Tho iiccomit of Jonah Y"der, Executor
of Eenj.im n Yo lor, !an of De-awar twp.,
ueceaset.
6. The account of Henry Zoo'. Guardian
of Sarah Uerlzler, one of tjn minor children J
of Daniel IK-rtzlor. dc'J., in accon"! with I
the estate of ihe said Sni!i Hcrtiler.
1. The account of llunry Zook, Guardian oft
Davis Hertzler, one of the minor children of I
Daniel Hertzler,. dee'd., in account with 'he 1
estate ol tno said Davis Hertzler.
7. The first and partial account f Jere-1
mih T.v.irm . Arlm-r r.ftSo.o-n rinmii,r. ;
of. Walker two., iec'u.
8. The account of Mary Jane ifatt-n, Ad
ministratrix of James Martin, late of Spruce
Hili township, decea.-ei.
JOSHUA Br.AI.E, UtU:tr.
Register's Office, Mi:13:ntown,
August 2, 1S70.
'PHIAL LIST SEPTEMBER T.,
1S70.
1 Benj Zeidcrs v C J Cbamheriin.
2 Abel Marcy for uae of Amos Hoot rj Mon
roe township School Districts
3 Broneon, Graves, Solovcr & Co.' n David
Adams.
4: N S Buckingham rt Julia Wct ef al.
."). If W -Sbuman ti I.ulto Marx et al.
S'Wilbei McCachan as N B AleiuBjor.
7 I'avid Cre:i ii Noah Hertzler et ai.
8 Cnm. of Pa vi Km McConnell and Wu
Cox.
3 Com. of Pa n Janie3&nd Vi'ia McConnef.
10 Com. of l'r it Henry .McCocntll et al.
11 Henry W Kniscly vs Uor. of Mitllin-own.
12 J A Grimes, indorser, it James. A Cres-
well and S B Kauffiiiiia.
1-3 Adam Fishor r David Allen.
H J J f atterion vs. bol. Loosi and Win ... i
Ai.ison.
15 John Dcaring xt Jacob Lauvcr.
10 A J Ferguson tj Noah. liertzier.
17 John Cux t j David B Ccx, adra'r cf
Cci.
IS II II Beehtel u John Bony.
13 Samuel Moore vt Salvadore Lowery.
2'J Henry Kcpccr t- Wm Rt es.
2! Jesse Reed w Wra Cox.
22 Henry Cross i j Reuben Kercimer.
23 Jaaios Crouse n Wm M Allison
ROBERT E. McMEEN. Prof:
Prothonotary'a OCoe, Miffiia-1
town, July 25, 1870. '
T 1ST OF JURORS SEPT. TERM.
-Li 1870.
GRAND 1VS0RS.
Patterson D. K. Suloutf, K.
Joserh Fennel.
H. Wilson, j
Miiford Jna E McCrum, Invid Tarfner
1,'eiuware Ci T Frey.
Thon-jisontown J. K. Dougherty
Turbeit F. Goodman.
Spruco Kill Yost Vocier, John Thoir.psGr.
Jamca Hcwo:!, I'avid (.'o:,n
Monroe Tborras Fr:!z
Fayette Ezra Mr Klin,' Gcarg" Phivcly.
Wra. McMees, If. SheUtnfcerjeF, ReubcaCav
enev. Fermanagh John G. Hajienbjrg:r
Tuscarc,ra John 5arv:s
Miulintmn Caleb, Wn. N:i'.-j
Ieaie Thomas Harrid
Walker David Wevfcr.
PrTJT JUltORS
FernjanagS Wm Iianis.
Lack" Vtthias P-.-:-r. .1 A V." : - !j: .! 0
P Barton, Willi t:r. '-''..i, V'r, N
Pile.
Favette-Clir-s-ia- Sic'.icr.ie.-g
-J
aweii. ym v.auorrr ,'ac ..r i.:
Walker Joiin E- it !-.-)r?. Wt K
James Adsnss, T'ir.iot P.ick .n:,.ur
Sartain, Reuben I't-ib.:, V-.-n !I;-:;;
, r. y.i
:..vn;
Kur'.z,
Milford Samuel Kerlio, Ifcary Iltrih, TJa
vid Ki-r'.in. Isaac Varoo-J,
Miia:ntowa Jrhn J rmfcrrot!, Jo'ua N
Howe,
Patterson Marshal urir.i:. Win Hart
man, Tuscaiora Jkxps G Randolph, II II Beeh
tel. Tho3 Morrow, Richard H'.nry,
Ferrysv:!!' Jamea I.,-gan,
Pea:e J C Brown, John fc,ri":r.i.
Delaware R O J-.ses, 'Vrr. I.eeci , .'osej-Ii
Sy kes,
Susquehanna G K Loiter. K Minria:-:.
Grei-uwood-Wni Thomas, w':-. t'-i, Thcrcas
Rumberger,
Monrpn A H I,an-i:s,
Turbett L-avid Robisor.,
Thompsontcwu R ii Thos pso-j
Weizier,
Sprues Hill Janes Z tjkas&n,
Asg. I, laiO-tc. .
ar.an ;
PROCLAMATION ".VnEEA" the Ho.
Jl Jamfs H. Gcahak, President Judgij of j
tbe Court of Common Pleas ef tho 9th J n il I
cial District, composed cf the counties ofj
Juniata, Furry and Cumberland, and the
Hons. Ti:0MA3 I. MiLI.li.E-i ari SjKELj
Watts. Judges of th-j Court, of CoT.rr.cn Piias j
of Juniata county, have issued thc.'.r precopt ,
to me directed, tearing duiO ti-e 2Cii- dy o.'l
April, IcTi', for hulking a Court cf Oyer j
and Tern.incr aud Goner! Jail Dtilivtry, and
General Quarter Sessions of tbo Peine, at!
MU.intown, cn the first Monday cf Sopterr:-!
her, iS.'O, I e:rg t.1 2th day if the ccnth : j
NCTICE IS til. Ii.. Hi 01 t" tr.o Com
ntr, Justices cf 'ha 1 e.vca ari l Cou.-;-.' !cs cf
lbs county of Jur-ista. that they lo t!-on aaJ
there in their proper rersens, at ! o'clo.'t in
the ufternsoa el raid day, win records, in-1
quisitions, CEaminaticss and o'.her remein- !
br'iticcs, to do those things taut '-9 their otTi-1
ces respectively apt'erlain, aid Ciorfc :hat are i
bound by recognizance to prosecute ngiLst '
the prisoners that are or ti.u may be ir. ihe I
Jail nf said county of Juniata, be t!-.en mil
there to prosecute agint thc:n as siia!! be i
just. ' j
Ey an Act of Assembly, passed ilie Jl'-h day '.
of May. A. D. 1854. it is made ti e duty of
tbe Justices of the Peace cf the lievcral coun
ties of this Commonwealth to return to the
Clerk of the Ccnrt of Quarter Sessions cf the
Peace, of the respectivo conation, ail '.he re
cognizances entered into before thorn hy arv
person or persons charged with the coctnis
sion of any crime, txsert such cases ai may
be ended befon a Justice cf the Teace, undor
the ciibiir.g laws. M icu3t ton da.-s before the
cemmencemnnt of the sesiic-n of tho Court tc
which they are made ritiiri.r.b'.a respectively,
and in all easel whero any recognizances arc
entered into less than ten days b'fere the
commencement of the session to which they
are made rcturnab'e. the sai-i Ju'-ic-s re re
quired to rettrrn the same in the 3r.e r anner
as if Slid art bad not teen pas-s,d.
lated at Mi.Tiintown, tho 2nd day cf Aug ,
in the y-r of onr Lord one thousand eight
hundred nnd sevsntv.
JOHN DIETRICH, StrvJ
Shcriff'a Office, Miffi-nta-nra, 1
August 2, 1370.
BLOOD;
The FFRUVTAN Sl'RCP mr.Ses t"i"-wFaS itror?,
and expeis 0ia;aie by snppij-lng the blood wl'Ji
Katcrk's Ows VrriLiziso Agzst IltON.
Cantirm. Be snre yen get Pernvian 8yr-ip.
tamplileta free. J. V. UL';5MnKS, I roprlelor,
No. 36 Poy St., New York,
gold by Druggists generaUy.
IROtt !?4 THE
O TATE CAPITOL HOTEL, near the Cap
O tol Buildings,
U ARISE VR G. rA
BaTcrma as moderate as any Hotel ia l!
City.
WM. 9.T IIOMrcTON. Trrprietor.
gnu aavfrtvsfBuat.s.
- THE CELEBRATED SINGEIi ,
mm .ice
rO"F' S'lperjor merits of he "c'irgcr" 'An.
JL chinci over all ethers, for either fami.v
! "a "' manufacturing nui po,-s, are Jo we,
1 3ta5l:3hel and ao generally admitted, tha"
an en'irterat.ion of tlieir relative escellencie i
is no longer considered necessary.
OUR NEW FAMILY MACHINE,
hioh has been years in preparation an 1
which has been brought to perfection repar-!
leas of time, labor or expense, ar.J ii :c-
confidently presented to the public as cor..
parValy the beat Sewing Machine in exis.
en :e. -. .
The Machine in question is simp!,.
pact, durable and beautiful. Itisquic!, lig'-i
runr.irg. and capaMe of porfurming raue
and variety of wjrk never beforo attemp'ei
upon a single Machine. using eithsr Si"k
Tliat, Linen or Cotton Thread, an-1 seii:
wirU Cf u! facility the very finest and coarses'-n-.Hterials,
and anything bctweon the two ex
tremes, ia the most heaurifu! and subitur.iia!
manner Its a' talir.icnts for hemming, bra: :
ing, cording, tucking, quiiiinr;, felling, tr'tr
mir,g, biiriiiitr. etc., arc novl and pr'fce'ica';.
and liave teen invented and adjusted ct-peji-&!'y
fr ihU Macbino.
Machines uiwa73 liei't cn !;a-.d at 0-r
' 'i ',t!i:;,g St-jre on lri lo s'reet, Milri:r.f owr ,
Pa., for tbe inspect-.,;:! cf tbe public, ar.'l
a:e at tbo most rea.-ion.-ibie prices'.
Machine Cotton, Neti'-'P, T!ire...l. fill. Ac..
and everythicg pertnining to thU M:;1.:t.-
j c;24iia-.'.y kepi on hand for sale.
j h. W. HAi:r.l:Y'i. CO.. Agea'J'
M.lHir.tow, July 13. 137'j-ly
COUGHS, SORE THROAT, f:C.
powrrjul curative pjvr y
DR. SIMMS'
Pulmonic Balsam
i
I: euros with a rr.-pi-l-ry nrTval!ei by any
t'-.er re-ro !yof erred for Throat and Lunc;
iscs.sev. I'- is lecommende--! bv over 2,U0:
j persons in Wilmington, and hundreds in
j PuiNde'phia, BaUimori and others cities ami
j comni:ir.:i: s throi: jhoirt t.:e c ::u'.r-.'. 'r.
I Penningion, of Wi.;nii,i;'.un. Illinois, writ'a t
j that t in rj is not (with a few nccpiior-.s; i
j family in that city who will l-c without it
it p, s-i.-.e to procure ii. S-.-.c'n is its pep
I ularity wherever it U knun and thin
j popularity arise? from lu.ts f-.-i that ii
iiiiivert?nliy cures ail who -.-.-ij It. liior: i n-i
! case ot Coughs, Cc'.-N, C-or Thr, .t, A T:.rca,
Bronchitis.. L'rou-,. I;!,: d-spitting, ii.i-irse-j
neis. ar.-l tven p vin.-y CLRiun-ption,
i v.hero the iyotcm ii :. : tr:--en dtF-n wi-5
'he wear of tiie d:.e.-.-?e. wr prsecduJ r..f.i
j cine, or iaeiperienced advice, tliar. lii Pal-
p.ira wi!! not cure if cart-fully u.-cd, ac -'-ri-j
ing to directions. Wo g unrnnu-c it ail w-
repres-mt ii to be, and ir.vite a trial from t'lft
I -liHicteJ everywhere. Price, o'j cjnts, ni'di
j r. tzs. ani it fur iarc? icttiss. T:t-
p-.;4d only by
J. H. SIMMS, M. D ,
Practical Orjanic Cinrt
.'itii;ct
WILMINGTiiN
I hliadeipnia d?p:
. Cowaen, 601 Arcii ;
lla!tlc-j;ro '-ero-, '.
t. jw:
;treet.
oa lioUotT-17
Hatico, ICS Ealti
For sale by Ms-iciae I'ealers genera!;
uno lo ly
' . . Jit' C
AND
-J-'J o
CofOHT, SOI I ;,; KX-tHANC-SD
OX MOST UlinZAL TERMS.
Gold
POUGIIT ANI) SOLO AT
MARKET RATES.
Coupons
Fa?in? Kailroa.1 Hands rJ:.;;rht ani Wd.
Stoc 3 s:
BOUGHT AND SOLD OS
COMMISSION ONLY.
CHICAGO.
DaNYILLE Wj vjivxu
First Mortgage 7 T. C. G&KI Hoads
For Sale at DO etna ai-crutJ i.it-invt.
AfCOVNTS RECKIVK!) AMI l.Mir.KST
ALLOWED ON DA.'I.J' iii.ANCKS,
SI'BJKCT To CIIKCZ
AT SUtHT.
ieHAVKN & BUG..
. 40 South Third t.-ect, I'hi'.a-ia.
ins iiYPEuio:; iiaiii cuhiks.
AS ii.;si-kss.
D 1. 7t AUTI-L-.I
ItiS.
! . X F :
I.
Tlii Curler U fho
t':c' pertcet :rr.:nt:in
ever I'tiered to the r-ub-lic.
It ii e:i-i!y oj
er t'ei, lu'iit iu hf ptr-ar-e.
nnd w:!!aot lr.itire
T I.C ii .ir. til t'-i ;;-,: ; ; no
hnt req'iircl. nor an"
metric .--.I't-tntlCO Uie-I
tg nts: or break theLir.
wm
Mariufactursd ot-.'.y. nn ! f r s-.lc i.y
ii'i.Ni: LLAN I O ,
63 North Fr.nt Stress, l'hil.-ile.phii.
Sold at Dry GjuIs, Tri.-riTuinj'i aul Nj-iou
Stores.
N. B. Sir.gle Box 2" eer.ts : 3 Bores, it.
ported sizes, iio cts. jliiled free lo aiy -rt
of tie UntJed Siat.-3, upon r;C'-i; t i f the
money. June IS C,:n.
KOONS, SCHWAP.Z ft :.') .
C 0 M f 1 1 8 S I O N M E R C II A N T 3
AND WKOLKSALB IEALF.is.S IN
MACKEREL, SALMON", IILTaUN'j.
SIIAL',
AND PROVISION GENERALLY.
1 1-i Nor:L Delaware Avenue, r.utl
137 North Water ?:r--1
' 1 1 1 L A I ' E I. M 1 1 A , p E N N ' a ,
aug H is-;:- :y