MLSCELLAXEOU&
TVO WOMEN COMMIT SUICIDE BT
JTMI'!A I5T0 A r ATA H ACT.
'1 jmrticnlars of Mm suicide of two
yomiy girl at Ij wii-ton. Me., on F'i
lv. the 3rd iust., it thus narrated
lj t' Journal of that ciiy :
A Soul 1 1:30 o'clock A. M , Friday, Mr
Cyrue Colb, wlio lives on Court etrwt.
jart at, th.! Aiilnirn end of tlie bridge,
looking imrn the rear windows of Lie
tore xnd Lou.-e, Paw two females, appa
rently jou'tg ladies, sitting on the An
bora ahore of the river, on the very
vergf of VVt Tilcb. Mr. Cobb's daugh
ter also nuiiow) tl,e gill, and tliought it
very tjlrst.ge that tliey should be sitting
so near a very daugerons place. The
more noticea-lile became tl.e fact, when
the caw ibem jump up at:d trip lightly
and can let-rly down the precipitous,
rocky and slippery biink, where tbey re
moved tlieir outer garm -nts SI is Cbb
tben sni'l to ber fathiT that the believed
they meilitated drowning themselves, and
h possessed wiili this idea was she tbat
she resoled to si ll watch them and see
what tiiey w-rc proposing to d. After
removing iheir outer garments, including
their liais, ehe saw the frirle return to the
spot where they bad been sitting and
re-nine, iheir seats.
In a few momenta, not far from one
o'clock, thr train from LS.mgor came lliuu
dering by, th truck being but two or
fhree bundled fe-t from where tbey sit.
Mi.-. ('ol.li rays that while the train was
paring th.it point the f the gills rise,
p.vh tin our her arms arou. d the other's
wa'et, and n this embrace tbey, appa
rently with one consent, leaped from the
i-liie int'i tbe falls.
T'k- f.ict Kpiec'ily became known, and
i ,-r.v.ds gat In red in the vicinity of the
tenibli! tragedy; but nothing could be
diffoi i" d but the garments, bearing
hil- it aioi at the t-ame time sad wituecs
ot th" tiag'-i'y The clothing was d;s
t nr ly risible to crowds who g.itliereJ
i d he ;,ew Lriclge. I'olicemau Wash
L .rue. nf Aulxirn. was the first to reacb
the sc. tie of the melancholy event.
i't l'ouii:' the clothing on a epnrof the
lei! , about oppo.-ite the main plunge of
V,.-i Tilth. It was tint roiled up care
f.illy, 1m:. seemed to have been laid dow n,
rai-li ariicle as it bud been removed from
the pt-rtmn. The clotbing. wbicli con
e is tetl of tlieir bats, a water-proof cl ak,
a tlia! and a thick overrkiit, with a
nia.-s nt l'alse hair, was of rather indiffer
ent qual ty, yet aparciiily tidy, rin
n.ri into the water proof cloak was a
brooch of some black stone, with a me
dallion fice in while in the centre of li e
: tone the whole set in gold. Tinned
in the r.hbon of tie hat were two ten
cent li'.ls
An examination of the premises by
Mr t'olib who saw the movements ol
tlie girls, and by oi e or two gentlemen
wiion -it iced when- tln-y sat. bill did not
happen to ipf them when they took tin-i'at.-il
le.ip. est.illidlied that the two sni
cid"s as they seemed to have leaped
tin hi the point wl.eie tliey first sat down
threw themselves from the flat rock
which f iruis a plr.if.irm clse to the wa
ter"? eiige, ne r the foot of the firr-t de
scent of West 1'iteli, wbicli cotisirts ol
I wo tails. The first is a slight plunge
ii pot a table rock ; then a light fall for a
bundled feet, more or less ; then a great
cataract, with, at present, a fearful fall ot
water, rolling down into a t h ism many
feet fiorn the base of the first l.tll. Here,
jurt beyond the base of the first fall
they seem d to have thrown themselves
iuto the river. It must have been a
headlong leap with tiie current. They
fell and were plunged into tbe torrent
and out of the world in a moment
Miss Starbird of Auburn, and others,
identify the clothing as belonging to
Ada Drown, of lWkfield, and Anna
Wood, of Hartford, young girls sixteen
ind fourteen years of age. Miss Star
bird says that both girls were at her
home on Hampshire street. Auburn
Thursday evening, and appeared in ex
ctih nt spirits. Anua Wood left No. 4
I! ites' block, on Thursday, where she
bad been since Tu sday. When she
left she sad she was going to wo;k in a
gr nib-man's family in this city. The
landlady paid ber S3 cents, her due.
w hen i-he h ft, Ada Krown has worked
in Andioscoggin Mill and has been ot
lat st No. 2 Bate Corporation. While
MifS V ood was at No 4. Ada Brown
called frequently, and Miss Brown and
herself went ont together several even
ings. Mirs Brown came here three weeks
since. Her father, John Brown, is a far
mer, residing in L'uckfi 11
Her landlady sirs that Miss Wood ap
pearcd chceiful when she left the house,
tbongh she bad coin nl lined of sickness
caused by eating lobster. It is not cer
tain where tbe girl spent the night. A
jor.ng man recognized the pin as the one
he pave to one of the girls. Ira Foster
says be saw both on tbe street at9 o'clock
this rooming. Miss Brawn's oldest sif
ter has been at work in the city, nd Is
frantic with grief at tbe sad tragedy.
8 be left this afternoon to cany the- sad
news to her parents.
Miss Wood's father is dead. Her
toother i now in Massachnetu. Both
girls bid an appointment to meet the
older Mis Brown this morning but their
failure to meet it caused her to go ont to
ok alW them
A paity ef lumbermen have been ont
in a boat this afternoon, dragging th
liver for the bodies at the falls but at 5
p h . Utey Lad discovered no trace of
tbem. j
m j
It u said tbat 42.500 bah of cotton ;
. , , , ..
at uJ every year by the lad tea to
add o thi-tr ftttrt'f tiv aprrmnc :
Th j Great Medical Discmry !
Sr. WALKEIt'3 O LIFCTRNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS,
si Hindredi cf Thousandx fj
'- lirar u-itlmtnv to th-'ir lVoter- r
c 3 rnl Carr.tive Kff.-:t. if
ili WHAT Pn1 THEY?!?;
TnrT A TIE NOT A V1XK
IIFAPJCY D R I N Kf?5
Ma9 of rfr Itnn, Wfclky, Prtf
?iriiaa4RHHr I.t jMuisidoctortd.Bp.cei
a-i1rjerrnr4 t- plcse i'1" tart, called " Ton
r,WMArPvtIs in,w nt:orcr, ac that lc4
t-ie t p:;)cr oa to drnokenncm and ruin, bat are
a trie M'd'cmr.inaie from the Native Koots and
Merhtof Calirornta, free frmm nil Alrhlle
Snianlauia. The are thef.U EAT H I.OOI
ITItiriKK find MFKiilVINU I' It IN.
:iri.Eptrfuct innovator ar.d invlgumlt.r of
t!ie System, ckirylng off all oionoo matter and
rrstcio? tlie tiood to a hc<liy comlltion. No
i.ifonaiukc thee Bl'tcr accortllriK tortlre
tl n and rsmaia loa? nnwt.l.
Fr InSmtM.-ilorr nit. I Ctimnle ICIien
mntUati nnA tioat Drnprpwia mr ludi
areMioa, nili::nt Itciulttcnt nnd Inter
auitlrni Frvrns Il--cnn mf I ha Itlool,
l,?vrr, Kldiiry. niJ Kladrirr. thene Kit
tcv9 !aT; be l tn-M-t Hucc fsfn. m b IIn
rani are caused byVillatril 11 ao4, wh eh
Is generally produced by dcra-itfemeut of Uiq
liEtHtivk OraranN
DYrtPKPSlA OK 1XDUSESTION.
HcadKChf, Fain l;i Hi; Shoaldcra, Coiuhs, TiK'-t-nes
of the Chest, Uizatiiess, Soar Kractat.ont of
e StomaHi, I'ad tart? la the Month, Bilious At
tack), Palpitation of tlie Heart, Inflammation of
tlie Langrn.Pi'ii In the rcif tuna of the Kldacyt,and
hnndrrd otuer painful symptoma, aro tlie off
aprinpsof Dyncpla.
Th- y lnvtgorats the Stmmcli and stimulate the
torpid liver and boirt-ls, which rendTthem of no
e-inallrd rffl-awy In clrtatilnt the Md of all
ImpMr.ti-a. aid Impartlas new life and vigor to
the whole it y - tern.
FIR SU I DISEASED Eraptloo-.Tettcr,
Salt lihcom, ftiotches, Spots, Pimples. Pnntules,
BjIIs. rarbanrlcs, Uliis-TVorms, Pcnld-rieai, Sow
Kyw.Eryii li. Itcii, Scarfs Discoloration of
the 'ki;i, II 1'iiors an J I)isacs of the Skta, t-f
w hatever na'ne or aetnr. are literally Unf up
an. 1 carried oat of the system In a alion time by
tli of thes Ditwrs. One bottle In such
cases wl'.l conviucc the most Incredulous of their
nrat!ve cP;cT.
Cleanse ths V't!at?4 Blood irheneer yoo And
Its ImparKies bursting through tlieskln InPlm
pln. Krnptiona or Sores ; cleanse It when yoo
had It obstructed and finish In the veins t
cleans : It wliea it Is foul, and your feeltnica will
C !l yoi when. Keep the blood pure and the
h i ft :e srste:n will follow.
PIN. T V PK and other WO lurfcin In
i.t svtttemof so many thownds. are effectually
i! :r ye 1 and r -moved. Kor full dtrertions, na4
Cirefuily the circular around each bottle.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. K. H. McDON'ALD ft
CO.t DrukTdsta aid Gen. Atrents. San Franclcov
Cat .and S2an13l Corarae c? Street, New Vork.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
FOUTZ'S
CELKBHATtU
Horse ail Cattle Powders.
tfQBP' This preuaratio
giL known, m ill th
t wwf X bruken duwn and
rM "l by BiR-nttthtrninj
. 1,11 sumach aud inte:
JaJkajJ ft is a sure pr
Tliis preparation. Kns; and favorably
UtoroUKniy re-inviKorwie
i and low riiriud horses.
(trninjc and ckwasmg tlie
I intestines.
-ventive of all di-asee
incid-nt to thi? anisial.soch as LI NG
FKVER. LANIEKS. YELLOW
WATKR. HEAVES. COUGHS, 1'IS
TEMt'ER, FEVERS. FoVS 1 KR,
LOS?F APPETITE AVD VITAL
EVERt;Y, e. Its use Improves
the wiud. increases tiie apititt-
Hives amoth and tty skin nnfl
tnuiM trms the mienihlr skIetun ,
In to a one Liokin? and -jMrite 1 horse.
To kiwm of Cows this prepara
tion is invalnaMf. It is a sure pre-
t ventive anainft Rinlerpest, Hollow
Him.ttc. It las been proven by
actual exprim-nt to increase the
uiiantitv of milk and cream twentv
rrr ott. and make the butter fltm
and swwt. In fattenlntt cattle, it
teives them an appetite, loosens their bide, and niriket
ucm thrive much faster.
In all di4ae 4 Swin. such as Coughs. Ulcers n
the Lun. Liver, ste .this article acta
as a peciflc. By putting from one-
balf a nawr to a paper in a barrel of
swill .lieahfvediafases will heeradl
cattnl or entirrlv prevented. If pi veil
In time, a certain preventive and
cure for the Hoy Cholera.
DtVID E. FOCTZ, Proprietor,
BALTIMORE. H.
For atr hr ThungifU and Ptorekwpen throurbottt
th Uniurd Sulci. Csnadu and Soi'Ui America
B. F. KEl'NEtt A SU.V. Agems. Mifflin
own. r. aug23-ly
New Store and New Goods
GROCERIES, PKOVISIONS, &C.
Main Street, Hiffliatcwn.
H AVISO opened out a GROCERY ASU
I'tlOVISIOS Tl)HE in the old stand
nn Main Street, Mitfliutnwa. I would respect
fully ask the attention or the publio to tbe
follow i o)r articles, which I will keep on hand
at all titoes :
sugar; coffee, tea,
molasses, rice,
FIHII, SALT,
DRIED AND CANNED FRUIT.
HAM, SHOULDER, DRIED BEEF,
Confectioneries, Nuts, &c.,
Tol mi , C'iifiirss,
0 1, A88WAUE,
Flour, Feed, Sec
All of whidh will be sold cbesp fur Cah or
Country Trodnce
Oire me a esll and hear
my prices.
Miffliotown, May 2. 18T1.
J. W. KIRK
Boot and Shoe Shop.
TIIE undersigned, fashionable Boot ffl
and Bboemsker, hereby ropeettul- II
Iv Inform, the tinhlic that be bs loeaiedSw
in tbe borough of rttersoo. wbsrs hs is pre
p.rrJ is eeumffloUi tlie most fastidious in
LAUIKM' M ICAIt.
Gents Fine and Coarse Boots,
Urog-fiiiH,
CU!LDREX8 WE All, AC, dC.
Also, menjinc dnne In ths ncataat msnnsr
and upon lbs sbortsst Duties. A liberal
sbare of public pstronsfe is renpeetfull
iolioiisd. tfatistnoiion fiirniJ.
(rtf- liip loctted on ths ssst sids of Tut
esrora sirsrt, one dnnr south of Main streot,
nesrlr opposits Lsird & Usll's stort.
J. IV. DEAN'.
March 8, 1871-ly
I'AUSTEBSVILLE TIN 8II0P Ths on
iVi dcrsigntd has sstshlisbed himself ia
Mo.UUtersTills in ths Tinning bu'iness.
rruDi wantine snylliinc in bis lino should
call before uurobasinc elsewhere as be is
I . . i ; j ..J
EJV ."S uT
can be purchased elsewhere. His old eus-
tomert and the public generally are respecu
fully ini" w hP" V
tent ion to busiceil to oeserre a share of pat-
rcnAf9.
aujt 18'Wir, JACOC 0. WIJfEV
;5
i t LARGE STOCK OF
Fall ' and -Whiter Clothing
AT
Strayer's Clothing Store,
a ' IN TATTER30X! u
Kow is ths Tuiie to Secure Bargains !
OAMUEL STRAYER, baring nurcbateO ef
J Leri llecht. keeps in the new Brick Build
ing, Main Street, Patterson, a large and ele
gant asforiraent of lleady-Made Cleibing
consisting in part of
Oocrr.oatt, Frolic Coats,
Drett Coats, I'antuhiunt,
VeMtt, Drawer, Collars.
Vtu'ershirts, llandkenhirjs,
Boots A Shots
And everything usu illy found in a first class
Gentleman's r urnisuing Store.
FAXCV GOODS
Also a lsrgs nd carefully selected assort
ment of Fancy Goods, of all classes, kinds and
qualities, all of which will he sold at tbe low
est possible liring prices.
Laities' Gaiters and Shoes.
He also inrites tbe attention of the Indie
to his tine stock of GAlTtKS AXU SHOES,
which be will sell at prices defying competi
tion. CAR PATS, OIL CLOTHS.
He hssnn hand a beautiful assortment ol
n.rniii. nit IMtha Ac . which are of a eood
quality, and well worth the inspection of the
buyer.
W ITCHES &. JEWELRY.
llohl and Silver M'atchfs,
Ear rin-jt, I'lam and Fancy rings.
Watch Keys, Indies' and Gents' Breast Pin.-,
C.l.f IVnxand l'encils. 4c. which at '.Uih liin
form tbe largest and besi saortuieiii in the
eounty.
CC,AU the sbore goods will be sold cheap
er than any other more in the United States.
If you don't believe it, just give him a call
and be convinced of the truth of the assertion
FURNITURE.
ne has also a large Room just opposite
bis Store where he offers for sale at low
prices a general assortment or
Tables. Chairs, Sofas. Lounges. Bed9tea
- n . . i - i
ids.
Mattresses. Trunks. Carpets, blanks. Racks,
and many otherarticles for bouse furnishing
SAMUEL STRAYER.
Patterson, May 1, 1871.
D- H- 11 4 H LEY & tO'S
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
Xcvin's New RuiKling, Bridge
Street, Mifflintown.
This way for Bar
gains!! HAVING removed our GOODS to a room
in Nevin's new building, on Bridge street,
we are prepared to do a large business, and
have jut received a
HEW ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
COSSISTtNO OF
Over Coats Dress Coats, Business Coals.
Common Coais, Pantaloons, Vests, Hats
toots and Shoes of evary description,
style and quality, for male or female.
BOYS' READY MADE CLOTHING
Also, Carpets White Shirts, Fancy Ove
Shins, Under Shirts. Drawers, Hosiery.
Gloves, Linen and Paper Colars.
Cravats and Ties, Trunks, Um
brella?, Travelling Bags kc.
Also, the latest styles of Ladies' Cloaks, Cir
culars and Furs.
Persons in want of anything in our line wil
save money by giving us a eall before pur
fhesing elsewhere, as we are determined t
sell che ip for cash.
fc. Don't forget the corner. Bridge an
Water streets.
D. W. IIARLET CO.
May 1. 1871.
MIFFLINTOWN FOUNDRY
MACHINE SHOP!
1'IIE undersigned would respectfully an
. Bounce to tbe eitisens of Juniata and
adjoining counties, that be has purchased
the Miillinlown Foundry and Mi:bine Shop,
and is prepared to manufacture articles ot
various descriptions, such as four and Sn
Horse-power Thrtthing Machines, also,
Eiht nnd Ten Horse Power .Hachiaes,
being the most celebrated, and best adapted
to the wants of the farmer now eitant, and
which I will warrant to perform all they ui'
recommended to do Plows of the latent and
most improved patterns, considered by all
who have used tbem to be superior to any
now in use in this part of the oountry. I
would especially call the attention of farmer?
to the IKON KING PLOW, which I am man
ufacturing, wiib tbe latest improvements foi
1870.
I am also prepared to manufacture all
kind of Mill Gearings, such as Cog Gearing.
Oudgooos, Saw Mill Cranks, and Turning and
Biting up the same. I also manufneturr
all kinds of
Coal, Wood, Parlor aud Cooking Stove:
I also manufacture Hollow Ware, Waffle
Roller for tanners, Kb.
Old Metal and oountry produce of all kinds
taken In exchange for work.
Pemember I sell ten per cent, cheaper
tban any other establishment In the country.
J. A. CRI8WELL.
Feb 1C, 1870. if.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
FROM tub FIELDS or LITERATURE. Con
taining selection from vsi "Muauaiu of the
most popu ar Amkhicas and roatius auibors,
including Adams. Bancroft, Bacon. Beeoher.
Bulwsr, t'hapiu (. H.), Cailyle, Cooper, Ds
Quincv. Everett. Emerson, Newman. Hall, J.
0. Holland. Irving. Longfellow, Parker, Phil
lips. Punshon. Robertson. Bukln, Wbately
Webster snd others equally eelehratea for
tlieir skill in the use of beautiful language
and for their strong enforcement of noble
ideas. Six hundred pages, elegant ehromo
frontpleoe la ten eolors. and many choice en
grsvings, at one balf the priee chargd fur
any other book of it quality. Agents oan
sell twiee as many of Ibis book as of any
other In tbe market. Ladles meet with tbe
best of success.
Clergymen. Teachers, and energetic yonna
men snd ladles wanted in every township to
aet as Agents, on very liberal terms. 8sd
nam? and address for Circular to ZIEGLKR
McCU-RDY, Philadelphia, Pa., Cincinnati.
Ohio; Chicago, III. j St. Louis. Mo.; or
Springfield. Mass, PQP
JOHST(WirFbuii)RY. .
THE undersigned, maau-fsei urer of Jaoit
son's Improved Plow, oaloulated for all
kinds of plowing, and In all kinds of ground,
sold cheaper than any other Plow. in tbe
County. He manufactures ail kinds of Cast'
Inge. Bells, Steves, to. He will also repair
rearers and tbreshiac machine. Give ma a
call, or address.
J, U, RMOBRH.
Walnut P- O,
m IS I860 -If Juniata Co. Pa-
SPECIE PRICES!
EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION IN THE
i i PRICES OF. GOODS.
LAIRD I BELL'S
JNilVV STORE,
Talterson, Juniata Co.. Pa.
.
The undersigned beg leave to vtate, Iba
they have purchased from J. B. M. Todd, hi
entire stock of goods, sad will in ibe fuiur
conduct lue mercbantile business st the (Mi'
Stand, in tbe borough of Patterson. Junia's
eounty. Pa., where ihey shall endeavor to
keep constantly on band a full and complete
assortment of
LaMKS' drkss goods, consist
ISC, OF -
ALPACAS,
l'OI'LINS,
1'LAIDS,
LUSTERS.
De LAIN3.
MKUINOS.
MOHAIRS.
GINGHAMS.
CAMBRICS. -
LAWNS, &C.
FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS.
JEWELRY,
HATS AND CAPS.
ROOTS AND SHOES,
QUKENSWARE,
CEDAR WARE.
GLASSWARE, CROCKERY.
FISH, SALT,
COFFEE, TEAS,
SIRUPS. SUGAR.
Having just returned from the city wiili thr
above enumerated stock of goods, all !
which have been purchased siuce the great
decline in Gold, we feel warranted in sxyine
that we can oflVr Goods ai greatlv reduced fig
ures for CASH OK COUNTRY PRODUt'E.
mar23-tf LAIRD & BELL.
MW GOODS ! MW GOODS !
Martin & Walters'
Bazaar!
GREAT CRASH IN PRICES!
HAVING purchased tbe tftore of N. Frank
& Co., on Main street, in J. M. Brlforu's
store room, we would respectfully inform thr
public that we have just returned from the
East with a new and carefully selected stork
of GOODS of tbe very best quality, eompris
ing in part, of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
NOTIONS.
HOSIERIES,
FANCY GOODS.
QL'EENSWARE.
EOOTS & SHOES,
n.vrs AND CAPS,
CARPET BAGS,
OIL CLOTHS,
CARPETS,
BLANKETS,
FURS, WOOD AND WILLOW-WAKE, and iu
short every article usually kept in a well
-elected store.
We intend selling exclusively for CASH, or
in exchange for COUNTRY I'UODUCE. By
no doing we will be able to sell goods as aheap
as the cheapest. Call and examiue our slock
Ba. HIGHEST PRICES PAID IN TRADE
FOh ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
MAkTlNfc WALTERS,
(Belfonl'iSUre.Rooaa, Mala!&,
Mifflintown, Pa.
May 1, 1B7I.
THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS
is AT
PENNELL'S CHEAP STORE
IN PATTERSON, PA.
'P1IE Urgest and best assortment to b
-L found in Patterson. Thankful for tbe
liberal patronage heretofore reoeived froii
the public, I would respect fully aunounoe
tuat I have just opoueu a very large stoca ot
Goods well euitidlo tbe trade. My stock
aonaisls of a full assortment of fine and staplr
DRY GOODS,
Embracing all the materials for men, woniru
and children s wate. Including llatsanu ( aps.
Boots and Shoes, logeiuer with a large stock
of Muslins, Sheetings Drillings, Tiekings, Oil
Cloths, Mattings, Ao.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Such as Frenoh and English Mcrinoes Pop
lins, Alpaoas, De Lames, plain and figured
Shawls, Ao. and also a large stock of Notions,
suoh as Gloves. Mitts, Hosiery, Embroidered
Collars and Cuffs, and a general assortment
of Dress Trimmings.
GROCERIES,
Such at Sugars, Syrnps, Coffees. Teas and
Spices. Also, a large lot of Queeneware,
Hardware. Wood ana willow ware, neb
Salt and Nails. Together with a full aseort
mem of Goods usually kept in a oountry store-
ML-Hfgbet price paid for oountry pro
duce in exchange for goods. Prices lo suit
the times May I, ism
WAITED-BY THE NORTH
WESTERN MUTUAL LIFE IN8UII
ANCE COMPANY organised In I808 with
assetis of ovsr Tsn Millions (l'I.O!l.l'0O),
District Agents for tbe following ounlles t
Buoks. Montgomery. Cbevter. Delaware.
Lanoaater. Hohuylkill, Berks, Lehigh, North'
mptoa, Columbia, Montonr, Sorihumber
Ian". Monroe, Adams, Juniata, Bradford,
and any other unououplod territory tbat wo
hold. This Is a rare ebanee for some first
class ran. Call on or add -ess
PERCIVAL STOW,
Slats Agtnts ',,
430 Walnut nt., rhilada.
ifVCatl In person if passible,
Aug 0, 1871-4
CAUTION.
ALL persons are hrby eautlened against
ll.itln frUhia or in ane was Iras
pissing on the lands of tbe iindsnif ned, in
lilaoii Log townsntp, reraons so onioning
will be dealt with to (be full f I'mt of lbs
Robsrt Molnllre. i, K. Msfntirt-
liamual Lauver. William Lsuver,
David Lauver, f barlee 0 tk,
Michael Hommga, William Bilger.
Adam Smith. funnel Hoffman,
George Smith, aheel4sn AapR,
Sarah E. Cornelius, G0fgs Smith, if,.
Thomas flamler, ! Beugbmea,
Thomas 1, Darling, Oeorgo ft-, uertei,
Juno 31, 18T1. "
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Tor DHoas of tae
foots aa cwtie'". tnuii v
flonghr Broaohitia, A stiima,
and CVminmptsnn.
vninablT never before ia tbe whole history et
auon ine coonue w. - - - -----limSdv
for ualmooary complain u. Through a lone
l eOearVand amona ntot or the race, o?
Sentt SaS risen higher and higher in their etima.
Sua. as kt has become better known, lu uuUuna
Snaracter and power to cure the venous affectioos
of tbe lungs and throat, have made it known as a re.
uLble protector against them. W bile adapted to
ikler forms of disease and to young children, it is
at the same time the most effectual remedy that can
be aiven for incipient consumption, and tlie oao
rerout affections of Ine throat and lung. As a pro
eteion against sudden attacks of Cron,. it sho-ild
be kepton hand in every family, and indeed as a
are loineuioe aulet-t to eolds and coughs, alt
abouhl be provided with this antidote tor tliero.
i AlliMMUftl sealed VmsmmptuM is thought m
cnrable, still great numbers of cases where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely rami,
ST plueit restored lo sound health by the
Caerry eesml. So complete U its niastery
overtne .iiaorders of the Urngs and Throat, that
the most ebsuaate of them yield to It. When noth-
mgeisecouia rvm-a - 9
Serwl they subside and disappear.
Biogrri fuMe Speaker Ind great pro
teetien from it. ...
Asihmes is always relieved and often wholly
BmZhitie is generally cored by taking tbe
Cherrw JVrtorwI in small awl frequent doses.
8o generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates of them here, or do more
than assure the public tbat its qualities are fully
maintained.
Ayer's Ague Cure,
Tot rarer and Ane. InteTrnittont rower.
Chill Fever. Bemittent Fever, Dumb
Aftae. Periodical or BOiovia Fever, Ac,
and indeed all tbe affections which arise
from malarious, marsh, or miasmatio
poisons.
As Ks name Implies, it does Ctsrr. and rlnes not
Ail. Containine neither Areotr,Qouiiiie, Bismuth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonons snljstan'e
whatever, it in nowise injures any patient. The
nnmber and iroportawe or its rnras in the agne dis
trirts, are literallv bevond acronnt, end we I km lore
without a parallel In the history of Aene medicine.
Our pride is gratified bv the aekno vledgmenls we
receive of the radi-aj r'ores effected in obsiinate
cases, and where other remedies had whotlr faded.
Unacclimated persons, either resident in, or
travelling throngti mrasmstn- localities, will be pro
tected hv taking the Affl'E CVKK daily.
Kor l'Axrr Caa(arl. arising from tnndily
of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver h to healliiv activity.
For Bilions Disorrlers and Liver Crmnlainrs, it is
an excellent remedv, producing many truly re
markable cures where other inedicmes bad failed.
Prenared by Or. 4. C. AVT.n Co., PrarticilJ
snd Analytical t 'demists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
all round the weeiL
PRICE, 01AM MB JtOTTLK.
USE THE BEST.
HALL'S
RENEiWER
Nine years before the public,
and no preparation for the hair has
ever been produced equal to Ilall's
Vegetable Sicilian llair Renewer"
an 1 every honest dealer will say it
gives the best satisfaction. It re
stores GRAY HAIR to its original
color, eradicatinsr and preventinz
dandruff curing BALDNESS and
promoting the growth of the hair.
The gray an J brashy hair by a few
applications is changed to black and
silky locks, and wayward hair will
assume any shape the wearer desires.
It is tie cheapest HAIR DRESS
ING in th j world, and its effects last
longer, as it excites the glands to
furnish the nutritive principle so
necessary to the life of the hair. It
gives the hair that splendid appear
ance so much admired by all. By its
touio and stimulating properties it
prevents the hair from falling out,
and none need be without Nature's
ornament, a good head of hair. It is
the first real perfected remedy ever
discovered for curing diseases of the
hair, and it has never been eqnalled,
and we assure the thousands who
have used it, it is kept up to its
original high standard. Our Treatise
on the Hair mailed free; send for it.
SoUtyaU Druggists tad Denim sa JnSemts.
Prion One Dollar Par Bottle.
R. P. HALL & CO., Proprietors.
LiBOaiTOST, IA3HDA, V. K.
ROSADALSS
TllE INGREDIENTS THAT
COM FOSE ROSADAIIS are
' ip'il.i-!ied on ere-y pact" atr". Ibe
;freii isa.'fa avcret u cii. mum,
cii!sriiuul!y
rmsiri m rr.E-rniBK n
It is a certain enro for Scrofula,
Svpliilisin all Its f .rms, Rlieunu-
lism, fckin liisxasiw, Liver "oin-
plaint and all diseases ot tho
iiluod.
will i'o nio-s (rood than ten bottloa
ot ilio birups of baraaparilla.
HS UNDCRSIGNE0 PHYSICIAN
liavnnsrd HosaiUlis in their praetica
for '.lie p i5t tiirve years and l rely
ci ii as a reliable AlteraUvo
iiud LluoJ l'uriior.
On. T. C. run n. or Baltimore,
UB. T. J. UOVKIM, "
DR. R. U'.CAUK. '
I)lt. F. O. PANNKI4.T, "
Dil. J. S. SPARKS, of fclchelasville,
DA. 'l. MeCASTHA, Columbia,
S C
DO. A. B. NOr.LEK, F-tlgwomh, N. C.
USID .ITD ESD02SED BY
J. B.1HENCH EONS, Tall River,
F. W. SVIITTT, Jsrwn, Mich.
A. V. W HKV.LKH, Lima, Ohio,
B. HAI L, l ima. Onla.
f II AVtN t O .OeMlwisvlHe, Vs.
SAVI.. t:. Mi APCli-N, Murtreee.
lor.1, Tci.B,
Our spnft wi 11 ;iot !W ef any ev.
triitlrl ruatat i.a in ratirn to the
virt'K-aoi tt"-.'Ui. Tut he Medical
I'rc'i .imi e(,w-n'4 Huid I. x
tr.'tuerii'r to i.y ll.ry have ever
use4 iu li e trea nint tf diieated
u.uflf 4tutlo thentH-rtetl we tay try
Hipw,.4tA. mid vou will La reblored
to bi4it4.
rjoimtilif is el,J ,f alirrufgiata
uriee 4 t.St .er buttle, Addrus
Daiviksbs, Is
New Tin aud Stove EablUbmeul,
Perrytville, Junuita County, Jt
milR undersigned has opened out new
X Tit and 8to Establishment in the raen
en Railroad Mtreet, nest doer to tbe Tqace
rera lleis), wburs be would be pleased, to see
all who are in want nf Tinware, Biases, As,
He willalsq give prompt attention tn all or
dsrs for Roofing. Spouting and Jobbing, ali
nf wfa'leb be guarantees to put up wild the
best ot material and in a workmanlike man
ner, Having had over ten years experience
in (hs business be flatters himself that he
Sn gif e entire satufaotion to tbe publio,
He keeps on band tbe eelehrated Mimrod
Conk Rtove, whleh Is tbe best haker, rnasl
eeos tnloal and heaviest plated stove now iB
Hfg. Ho will keep aa hand the OrieBlsl
llnalai e. and a gsnaral sitortment nt lbs best
Utofes taanufaetared.. JUlf ptJSBAR.
FdAIM M4-FBv4ob Prinlipg aeatly e.s
at this Uffioe.
f . it
I H J J
Beef! Veal! Hutton!
THE undersigned hereby informs the pub
lie that he still continues to carry on the
Butchering Business in Mifllintovrn. and will
hereafter supply the citiiens of Mifflin ftsd
Patterson with
CHOICE BEEF
every TUESDAY and 8ATCRPAT mornings,
and with
Veal And 3Xwtton
every THURSDAY morning. Hiewagoawill
go the rounds of both towns on the mornings
mentioned. As he is the only bnteber In ibis
vicinity who eontinned i bnsinese deneg
the past winter, for the accommodation of the
public, he feele that he is entitled to more
than an ordinary sbare of pal ronage through
out the summer season. . . r
FRANK MAXWELL.
April 12. 1871.
31!ot! 3Ieat!
rpiIB undersigned hereby respectfully in
X forms the eitisens of Mifflintown and
Patterson that bis wagon will visit each o
these towns oa TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY mornings of each week, when
they ean be supplied with
Choice Beef,
Veal, Mutton,
Ijii-sI, Ace-,
during tbe summer season, and also FORK
and SAl'SAGK in season. I purpose fur
nishing Beef every Tuesday and Saturday
morning, and Veal and Motion every Thurs
day morning. Give mi your patronage, and
will guarantee to sell as good meat as tbe
country ean produce, and as ebeap as aay
other butcher in the enunty.
SOLOMON SIEBER.
June 1J, 1871.
"mesh beef, yeau
'pilE undersigned would respectfully an
1 nnunce to ibe public lhai he has com
menced the Butchering Business, and that his
waron will visit Mifiiinlown and Mexico on
TUESDAY and SATURDAY mornings of
each week when tbey can have an opportu
nity of purchasing
EXTRA REEK.
TEAL, MUTTON.
LARD. AC.
cheaper than from any other wagon. He
only asks the eitisens lo give him a trial to
satisfy them that he sells cheaper and better
meat than any other butcher in the county.
CYRUS SIEBER.
April 5, 1871-tf
Hotice to Trespassers.
'THE undersigned, residents of Ptbvuv
a. and Greenwood lowasbipa. hereby ean
tioa all persons again?! irrs(asing on their
respective properties for tbe purpose of gun
ning, fishing, or cutting timber. All persons
violating this notice will be dealt with ac
cording 'O lw.
Iese Speaknrtn, tfilliam Keeeb,
M. C. Farra. Isaae Ferguon.
Mark J. MeGaw. Joseph Nippl&
Humphrey A McQuiiB', lavid Cargill,
Jesse Frey. John M. Laaois.
Jacob Yeager. John Varner.
ieUon Knight. I'avi.l Sburts
Jnsvph Carvell, Joseph Fergunon.
Jacobs llaopes. Jobn R. Fe-gusvn,
Jonathan Cl-iuser, Jobn T trtun,
Joseph Suan, lwis Cargill.
Thomas P Dima, Joseph J. t'esiles,
John S. Cirgill. Henry t'ontiua.
Jeremiah Kroner, George T. Frry.
John M. Ilibbs, Rufus M. Ford
Isaae Crosson, aug31-Sm
P.tTaxTsn DcBMs :f?
OVR CELEERATE3
GOLDEN FOUNTAIN FEN.
Krv-Jtlw fftsl.1. AeiMrtUc THiirVivfl
iKf4ll ( W ittSeWMt tV MK-.t-oar wasi-l m I HUasAaMb-
ai-i- : M 111 asaaa. mi s Hi;awrRU
Wll b IVta ml sat k ! VL : k aul swe-f ft i
brwat arc-! P..- ru wr to btstat -i-V Ikttvtrm.
(SLDVMV ftV i . tb- Hhm
JJB-aBM0l. frail e e sssrf --rr.;
,3
na V M(o fl,wfl
Wester PvistibH!;G Co.
! r MTtON.-Tkrr..lT-ti-tT:V--
O rVa. ta. UA t. ut. lMitli.hW. ul ,.lt- L
X i rlM i.UIrv'. M,ti lfc arii.liv X- ,
TIS ri:ll4ylk!.l....r. '
tlaai for ta. alv tn,r t'.wt), mJ
Sta ir. ptt..tj v. rl(la, km wrUvn mill CMrcl . UJ.
Manhood: How Lost, How Rrslortd
JhjI r ulilil,., new edition ot
''". VlwtrH a Crttlr-tttJ S.Ws
on l he raj-fi cere iviihoHl rucdi-
eili)ni SrSSNATl.KKIItCX.OT ,cim uxl Wtk
neais. lnvolnntary Seminal Lose. laisyrKM
CV, .Vrntu. aud Physical tneapaeiiv. Iiupeai
uients to Marriige, ele . also, Coscarrioa.
El'ltsraT. and Fits, induced by svlf tuilul
gsnee or sexual extravaganee
.1'riee, in sealed euvolope, only 4 eta.
The eelrbraied author. In this admirable
essay, olearly demonsiirales friu a tinny
years' successful practice, that the alarm
oonaerUences of lf abuMe m be radienlly
cored without the dangerous use of Interna)
medicine or the application of tbe knit's;
pointing out a mode of cure at ones siiule,
oertain and effectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no mailer wht his condition
msy be, may jure bituaelf cheaply, privately,
and roe'irai'f.
af.Tbis l ecture should be ,'n. the hands
of every man In the land.
Sent, under eeal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, post paid, on receipt of sis cents,
or two post stamps. Also, Ur CulverwelPa
"Marriage Guide," price 2-3 eent. Address
ti.0 publishers,
Cius, J, C, Ki.iss & Ca.,
127 Dowery, New York, Posi-Otfice Hot s.SSfl,
Aug 81. '70-1 y
EMPLOYHKNT Bl MKAU
or TH M
7ouig Usu'! Chriaxha JLssodatlca,
Ultice, I I'd South Tit, Hi., Pbilaoelpbia,
iletween Chestnut Walnut,
If yon wish, to Mrs labor of any kind.,
write and. tell us just the help you wam,.
The wages you will pay. The hel, and
cheapest way to reach your place, and. if far
fruii) Kbiladeliikia, you had better eneluae
Keilread fare We will da our best to serve
yeq and give you all the information we en
about the person we send, Our desire is Iv
assist the worthy, r,J no charges to either
party, Address
ALEX- SLOAS,
Hup't Kmploymeni (luresn,
Vin South Ttb Slireet, Pb.lada.
"FEATHERS'
AIL (slIAlstX
IN QUANTITIKH TO SUIT
FAtHIMKtl All l)K.llsKll,
r, 0, CKAI6HIAB.
s PlTTSBIJBfJ, U'
Jsn2o
IF YOU WANT NKAT
?ALB BlMVf, I'0STER3 4 BLANK3,
CALL AT THK SENTINEL OFFICE
W 1
OF THE y ACE!
NATIONAL HOT K X,
LEWIilOWV, P2SBX
BEAR HA.HAKFR, Proprietor,.
STATE CAPITOL HOTEL, hear tU fVa
tol Buildings, p
MAR18BURQ. PA.
tJ. Terms as moderate as any Ho( el !a A,
City.
WJf. fl. THOMPSON, Prr-irHefer
WHITE HORSE HOTEL,
813 A :8 KORTI1 TIIID STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
GEO. ZEII.LCT. Proprietor.
Good accommodations for all who may fitir
him witn a eall.
First Class Livery aad Sale Stable,
vLDisu 6U Bcasea, arraCBSD to both.
JTUNIATA HOTEL.
MIFPLISTOWw, JCXUTA CO., Pa.
8IMO B. ALDRICIIT, Proprirle,.
Rooms large and comfii table the Tahle
supplied with ibe nesi ibe market affords
Siabling large and excellent Bar constantly
supplied with tbe choicest wines and li'iri
no pains will be spared to p!ea.t gorv,
Charges molcrate A liberal share of f ub'.i
patronage is solicited maTl7. '7t
BROCKEIIIKCT HOUSE;
BELLEFOXTE. PEXX'A.
D. J0H5ST01T 4 S0ITS, Proprietor.
1 he "Brockerheff Hou-e" havreeeutlj hrr
refilled and otherwise greatly imprarei. s
is bow under Ibe proprietorship of l. .InLa
stoa Sons, formerly of the Leonard ilo-jse"
in C.e-jrfiell Persons vii,r.(r lirllefuBtr en
busiaeas or pleasure will find Ihie a Mn
nient an-l pleaant place to stop f--, '.w
to W fn the frfot.
Xov 1, 1S71.
L" X I T E iTs T A T K S HO T K I. ,
orpOSITK P. fa- 5. DKPfT,
HARniBUKC,
KMMIXOKR A CO., l'nor BiaT.it..
Tereprapli Officr- ia IJot. I.
auz I1. !itt-T.
REE9.STILLE, MIFFLIX CIS., PA.
DAVID I. Kil l:. IVeprit.or.
Tae nle,-igeied respertfuriy eall the at
tention of the puhlie ! the fact that be ka
leased Ibe hotel property i- Ke.d?x:'!. f..r
aerly occupied by Aum kon aad an--pared
to arc tBtnl tie irBger i i ! ra.-'.
rs. lie will spare no mean ta mike it
Hotel ureicptiornbte in every p-xrtieu'ar.
He will exereijie a personal suH-rn :i.. ...r
bis Bar. Table aad Stable. I! !" iMr
solicits a shareef lheair-ie of ti -i-aWie.
I'AVIl' I. KICK.
Reedsville. April 10. l?7i.
BECK'S HOTEL,
riiii..r:LrHi.v.
THIS HOTVl. IS Pl.r.tSA.Tl.r SITl tirt
OS THtt Sot TR sunt nr
RACK ST R K K T ,
A ihT DOORS AWVS TIIIHt'.
ITS CENTRAL LOCALITY"
VI tkes it partirultrly desirt'.le to frisa
tisiiiu the City e. bwn,- ur r.-
A. liKCK, rrti';isr k.
Vnarrfe f ia Status It"':'
auc IS, la.t.
CDil AND UmZ?. YARD.
'lHS tnderaigad to leave 10 lronn l
i public I hat he krvps eoudaM'.y n hat
a large iek ot"
C'uhI T.iiMilsi'r.
Hi woe rnthnee in r't.
STOVE COAL. SMTHCtv., AvlHM
UPMNEKS CtAl.
Lumber of all kiuda and timlnr. siteb i
IV h te l'inv Plk. 2 inrhea iKiek.
White Pine pim. I iner.e ihir.
While Pine IWrd. 1 i h ihiek.
Vhite fine Ibmvl.. me', hU-k,
White Pie Workei 't.wiBs,
llrwlu. k U-wrds, ,ea ,
Jjii, K Sn l.aiu. PUiriig
l aih. 8'iiil, Slrippiii;,
Sash u4 IWr.
Coal an Lumber Urtivorrel Ml Shut
If Peraone . the east aide of the rixe"
can be fui uiithird with LHibuiet 'e ,t;e
rrsm the to-l-yara at the ..k We M:niu.
Patterson, June H,
Binkll rom!inl Clorrr Thither
nHW MACIUNK THHKjtUiSjt, t.f
X Sra, Hull and Uiemia t lover f'el at
one operation i eapieiiy rH(ia,g hoi.; Jil t,.
au bust ela pes day, aeovr.ing ta j'wld ef
seed. After tbe Closer is re.) iu0 Ibe TkmK
ing Cylinder, tbe setxl e .owiuvd hcrv;, i
deposited Into bag or uieasuse at the side
uf the Matshtne.
An elrvaiiur ennveya the unUi.llct raii'
ka.k . .. k 1.111 I b k, L, u k
tra hllevnnir eonve)' ih.e liht keed, So , bwk
to the FanninB Mill
8000 MW IN thiuughent the I u'ued.
tiie-. Hint b d"-
Avardoa flrsl hSBlaa i ai.iu fails
since I Hon,
Uend fur Ci-ovsa L ,r" and Oolered Eu
gMviug, wliicU give eou.plete d scripliuH,
HiHtoisi.1, MiJivs vinvat.Mi C ,
Maufatttirers.
HarrUhurg, !
Heine Faeli.ry, H0th peod, tad.
An Agetit wMted in Junii eaunty-
Aug 8ti, l(iu,
CUAL, Lumber, li.h, aalt, nnd all kimls
ul Nurui,nn.ijbe fur tale, t'ticfcipi,!
Rtrk,, IUtlru4 Ties, all kjiu'U ! tiraiu ami
Maa.i. v. ...... i. . . . i v. . . . l . . :,.
wv... .fungal. i. inf. i,r. uaFaft ..ftr-n. "
easb, or eiebapged lor innreliaailth.1, suM,
I v. a. - . .
.Hinori, , u ami Buai.itiitsr.1. ai"i .
parei to tiTuih tu bniUer.- fcilh of VjiEb-r
an wanted n. an ali-. p miiiue, of either
ask or vellosj pine Imnber.
NUAII MPRTSSLSP,
JM porl Ryl, Jie"ft C. V
A Large smorlmeni ef Queeu5amre, flii
ware, fllaaswuiB, t'ror.kfrj fis, tisdar
Wftre. eje-, ftF sale ehap by,
MA HI s ?ALTEKfl.
All, HIMJS (H KI ANH "lUBK, ta.dnno
A this Uffice fa the s!ea mau-er b
at luw priccb.