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DEAT&S.

BoGrRr- On Sunday, Sept 10 MarrarsL relict Of
g. ~ late Henry Hlrerf.
The relatives and friends Of the family. nad Of
ter so1 O.caT II. iOfcrt, asO invited 10 attend tho
iiuc'al. FROM her lste 10, denee, 1875 Brooms St,
luoed.S afternoon, s,pt IL at o'clock. All
FhwCETr-ot surlay. Sept n after short IN
ncss, Marrnlet the beloved Si.c Of John tawcet',
CYAN. Ireland.
The ffieudi Of the mmi'v, and thorc Of her bro
the Via srd PrHcnA re.rectfillv invited TO a.
tend the funeral This Tuesdhv aftsrg oon At O'Clock,
from her late residence, lsj East nth st. Az
UNEIl.-On sunday, sept. 10, after alingerinr NJ
moss P''tek u. DSeil a native Of the Parish Of
Ahamlish, 90. sligo Ireland and Tor many Years a
y,sr Of HE age.
The relatives and friends Of the family. and 'boss
~ bra brother, the Rev. james II u'Neii Uf STAN
trd, toln, Of his nerhev, Or. james G. U'Neil, and
70 attend ths funeral. Tia remain, will lie taken,
on NeiLrsihy morning, Sept IL from biz lato resi-
uence. Ia RivlngtOu -. cor. Of suffolk. 10 the
Church q tue Iranrhfurslpn, Mott 81, where Re
qi''n Mas viii le csebritsd at O'Clock, aud
thence to calvary Cemetery Tor inte.InebL 1.O
POWER-On Sunday. sept ~ At her i.te re.i-
denc,, 20 thzahcth A. Mrs.. Anue Power, fo-nsri2
Her friends and scguSin,snces are rosnoct'uIv In
WED TO attend the funeral, on Tuesday, ~ 10
% och. II
TANLOR-At his residence In Msmatoneck, VII
pm a. Tor, In tho GA vcr~ Of hs $50
The eatlvcs and friends oi the f1llv are respect
iCfiltncc, at I o'r'1sk \ ~ on Tucsdsv Sc,t r2th
Inst. ard from the tlrs. North Bsn1at meeting-
mouse A. Tort Ghost r, ~ II Oolock. u. ~ the
same dlv. Trains cave NO- York for Nam 1Cck
At ~ o'clock, and tor Port Chester at lla k,
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" rs stated by the Troy papers and those in The
rural dsiroI in tho n.ighborhoOd of th,. ci,7that
cattle plague has made It's Appearance there.
sbonta TIC symptoms q which are pro ,ely sim .
lsr 70 those which characterize the plnzue that 4.
nov making such fearful havoc among the cattle
IN England. 1t 10 reported that . considerable
number Of animals have .ready fallen victims to
me disease, and that II is rapidly spreading. A
cattle epidemic at this time, wh,n thore IL 1lre.oy
great scarcity Of cattle, aud whoa le-f is .xorbll
Snily high, would certainly he very un !, ei.o no
visitation but ve advise bsef-e,ters no, W get into
panic until we have further developments 'g ard
Ing this alleged plague. There IL kind %
cattle murran which no, unfrequouily sppeHs IN
certain localities in this country, and which is apt
to be very fatal but II c,nnot he called Al cpl
dem!c, and rarely extends more than few miles
II may be ,hs, tho cattle up Hudson have toen
attacked with this disease, and that tho people,
with their minds full OF tho plague In England,
have exaggerated II into tie voritabls English
epidemic Or n may be, as suggested by a con.
temporary, that the reports have their origin in
the fertile Imagination Of tho cattle dealers, who
are now using every conceivable means 10 keep
up prices. II IL IL really an epidemic, however,
we shall very soon havo SIMPLE proof to tina, effect.
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Will lie ISuu

THn Republican journals Of this State are just
now In an interesting dilemma They are COM
pletely AT loss regarding the proper course to
pursue concerning the nomination Of Genera,
6Looun - the standard. bearer upon The Dsmo-
cratic ticket. They Indignantly declare that no
never was "a Democrat, that he acted with The Re-
publican party up TO the commencement OF tho
war, and that he has no good cause to desert that
organization. Bat the question Is what shall
they do about itr They would like to pour the
vials Of their wrath upon his head, provided they
were perfectly sure that he viii accept tho nomna-
ton; tu, they cling 70 the hope that he will de-
cline the proiiered honor, aud hence there Is .
grave question Of policy about ''pitohiny
into him." There Is no doutt that General
sLocus's name upon the Democratic ticket will 10
source Of great strength 10 the party In tho cleo
lion campaign, and II IL a knowledge of this fact
tina, has apparently duml founded the Republic
can leaders. Tho TRmUsE, In its slalm, proposes,
or rather intlmates, that General sLoouM will also
he nominated by the Republican Convection, and
hsnee be elected without opposition the TiNEs
seq nothing In the Albany platform that would 10
out OF place for its own party anil the lesser
hJLt' content themselves with predictions tina.
ueusFn eLoouA will decline 10 run upon tho D.nl-
ocrasic ticket. Thus 1t will 10 seen<thst the hero's
name 10 potent IN alarming the Republican
camp and throwing their ranks into confusion.
Whe'her u viii pu; the party ~ rout in Noyeu ber
or not, remains 10 he seen.
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TRADE NOTICES.

a MASS MtEIlNG OF IRON MOULDERS
= vii be held IN the Esrl Clorinr usl- 2jT
llnTcy, on Tuesday evening, the igih, ~ ot.ock.
WIN. w. Svlv', will address 'he meeting All " mid
go sTc Invited to attend. ~ their vi be inip0 ant
huincss l.iore the meeting. By order u Uuiu.f IS
JOHN ciAllON, PIes,, WM. MCKAY, Sec. 3s2
RRlCEIhYERS =. u. UNION-TTERE
- will lc swcet.ug Of The above bod, on Wednes-
dav evening, sept l2tb A. = O'Clock, in the Dsnilt
Dispnnsary, cor I'D II and % ave. All nou-mernbers
A. " ,ited o. come. THEODORE JERVEs, Pres;
hENEN FALLEN, Sec. tOi
CEGAR MAKERS UNION-A MEETING
- viii be held Al I3I nolancy It, this Tuesday even
ing, sept. 18th AZ y o'clock. h. MACABE. Pres.915
THE OPERATIVE PLASTERERS WILL,
Il hold their regular weekly meeting. at their Hall.
cor 'i.,d IT. lnd sth Nv .hi' Tuesday evening Mem'
bers are requested to attend, there vii he non
nlt'on Of officers to.night !. +. hcDERNO TT,
Prcst. THOS. DILLON, Rec. Sec. rg3
THE SFMI-ANNUAL MEETING OFTHR
Naruishers and Poh,herB Association will he held
IBIS Tuesday evening, l2th INST, 1t o'clock. ut No.
enforced. JEREhlAH FAY, PRESS. GEORGE
SHANNON, see. s.s
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Outenacs Upon E,nisr,,,,,.


va have repeatedly sdylrted 10 the ou,-.r,,
praetced by officers OF ouigraut ycsso un,p m d.
passengers while sH route to tina port, mad Lavo
endeaTorOi to awaken the proper au,loripe, f., ,
sense OF their duty iu the premises. Only +, sv
days ago we alluded 10 the crowdMs OF ara,
hundred passengers into the storage OF on, n
these vessels, aud 10 the consequent .ure,,r...
that they experienced We are pleased to sec ma,
cue Of these cases has at last been brought h.l,r.
the United States Ds.rict Attorney, ami We hcps
that an example will be made OF Il. Y,stcr law
shout MY emsrant Passengers OF the ship Win
Franco. which arrived here few days Az, en-.
tered compliant against the capita n o'thst ye,sel
charging him with gross cruelty, personal injury
ana semi-starvSion while on the passage Among
the complaints was the allegation that tn.
passengers had been given only half tia
proper daily allowance OF water, that The tea
was full OF animal life that tho supply of SUGAR.
hour and oatmeal was less than hall that provided
BY law, and that only two ounces Of blscui, per
day were dealt out 10 each passenger, instead of
'lrss pounds sizhi ounces OF Tread, a. agreed 70
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-THF FATHER
4 Mathew T 4. b. society, No. ! OF H-ooklyn, will
have Grand norama Ia the Temper nee ln.ti II. o.
corner Of Hamilton ave and Hicks si, this eveuirx
at ~ o'clock and Wednesday, THURSDAY aud Fridny
evenings. Admission rs conts children, 10 cents
Professor hereAsnts viii exhibit the sooner es of te
Noyaee Round the World. Psoee.i, for the benefit
,tne ne" Ieille sncc institute. CHARLES MI u
II II 4 MEMBERS OF THE FATHER
n Mathew / u. T. A. D. parent society ave no.,-
fed to attend their reru'g. quarterly meeting On
TUESDAY evening, sept l2ih, Tor the slection o. on-
cee. PAFh Mektoh, Pres. WILLIAM MAKli,
k.t. sec ~
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W. York; hoadlp, sept H. 6 r. " -}oli. 0rgu,i
'hl' morning al i4lN, AMI continued s,eady .hroua4
on' the day closing ut the opcnins quo.atb,u. lle
se"erh stock marAei was weak, anu quo. uns .,o
lover Tho loan market ives quss ut A6, aEIgo.l.
m'rcia paper sG' dull at GIa5l. Totc.sa exc
chance Wa dull At 1874 all9 los L.uAc.t'.aul I.s
al's'. Tor commercial. lac baab s,l,eaoit io- t.o
pet week was considered iayou .ile. Tuc,eylr An
Increase OF nearly thee millions in loa.., md & te.
e'e'se Oh moro lhan halt Iaiu .Ja ia sn .,ie. Tho
"S" 'e"oo" and The deposits have dcs.iled about
Que n'h'ion 'aeh On Change -day .cal' " AZ DC.
i''' 0"oi wheat was dull ala nommal.,. lc. a 49,.
lower. Corn was lower Oa,s aero duIl po,,,
quiet and steady. Beef nm lard asa, W.
key were u shade frmpr
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lO&'r AND FOUND.

EouND-A HUNTING DOG, MARKED Il
! Is. Il. i. 7. The owner can eef "a b rA.'1i
oGpcnlep u noi caci ioy In dI ., % VII he ,oi
~ T. sANDEh' l'S Hfahm ave- Nil'ilmsnuiah,
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ARTICLES FOss SALE

A GOOD SET or TINSMlTH's TOOLS
"A Tor sale, n; 40 Cedar II. 90
GuERENCY FOR SALE IN PACKAGES on
" s., $40 and so al pal, Nj the sun office count.
~, Alp pcih4'', 40
EOR SALE-CLOTH TABLES, SASH D-or-
4 office rsI-ay counter te-k sLo ore ao,, =,
le'. Enquire 10 IhorAs ~. JAhES r. MYERS ysI
LypR SAlE-A RECIPE AND SOLE KICJT
4 10 manufacture an article OF C.llr ma 49,.
row go customers IN this city. Allies, b Y ih ax
~, sun Office. A IVA
LOR SALE "A FIRST-IlATE PITENT
L uorse mill. with saws, table. and Ibanin. ait
compete Apply at he BOX shop Norm Sib at au
I'd and Sd SITS, Hi,llnns Ourgh. IT. ne'
L,OR SALE-A SMALL STEAM B0TT Fp-
Il a. IA pine. aud cocks. Would suit an a. - ht-ie,
Ayp ~ inc Box sAoR North 18th At bel "a . nSu e
~, u llliAnsbgrsh. "a a
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pAHNB3okER'S SALE--rHIS DAY
- ANhs NJ m Alc. inuror. Nil taU .tfo NJ
boEe-f' at 10Y O'Clock $40 ot ofmcu's AMI vur4l',
go hHf. sueets ruis' bi'hke.' boots th,cs vG.el.
- tl e el.i also 200 Is ptU.CI - 49, GI,rp. -
y. ). HAEfLEY, III Nsfick 81. IN
TO RI SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTION n
= the Public Pound. s0th st. rc' ID. and t,t er,.,
soan nose 10 hsnGs b gh, on sept 1l'h, lo5. II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dr Scheurk keeps n full supply Of his
pulronc svrnp setr ee1 Tonic and Mandrake Pills
A. hp rooms No 30 Bond Fl. at AL times. Thee
three medicines properly taken. viii frequently cure
Consumption In IL advanced stAse- J22
Dr. ScbencL, of Philadelphia, VIII be nj
BIZ, frons 81 Bond s on 1ueeday, at HE usual time,
bctv en- tho hours Of 0 A. VI. and =. ". %S4
Wheeler g. Wilson Lock stitch sewing
N.oIiuo and Baton Hole MACHINE, NO. 625 B-Jad-
way, n. \. 5lJ
Howe sewing Machine Company, No 62O
Broadway, \. Y. ELIAS HOWE, Jr, Prosident.
A ctH aau'ed. 81
Grover n Bakers Highest Premium
fls'uc stitch md Locs stitch Sewing Machincs, Al5
Bto.lgiy, NeE York, and 235 Fulton street brook
IN. 80
CIlt, Pearl and steel BuckIcs-Two.
hire, five 90 Tscltr DollaIs each. tor sale BY g..
&. AAcn AIS Broadway. door below Canal 1t. 10
sleeve Hutton. and Studs-New styles
rEo, Three, Five Elsht, Ten 20 seyenty-ive noi-
sr- asei. For ius b. u. Z. Allen, ais Brorhsay
! door bolov CanAlst Ill
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IDAWNNsONER'S SALE TINS DAY. A.
~ O'clock, ~ JolN NOR I4FR, II 81
=" q ~ Az ~ blJ lot L.y'- and l.uu.'. -'..l..'
rou-'tilF Of -i,k, meuro p1ci aul &. ..., de-, .
t!ik and White Its. fine thavl.. SIX IND We o.,
to7hs .ilE Gul Other remnants, she ,tp-,afa ...
be-c'otEs. ugits, h'ark-ti, lrock clats o,.f,.,..
panic wees aoo's Shoes end variety Of other go 81
worth. tue bt.". 'iUl Le ic-f and lY..ntn.r.I-
Nv order q S. b. SOLOMON d CO, CIs 10. DBL,
street
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81 REWARl-LOST IN The NICINuI
80, o. BushEiet ave, Brooklyn, L. l., Oh tbe even
ns OF VI, tth mt back ami tan slpt with lnnr
vars anu long tai answers TO tha usre Of DASH
AHy Pcis0n ,nhdin' her and lr.vinr lag with .IOHJ
I Cl.Ahht NJ No. ABtor House, E.ll lyay .iar
thanks Of tho owner A'" -
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AUCTION NOTICES.

a lotion SALE OF CROCkERY, Sc
[AHLSRY @. ~ ,Ns. Arctr. viii sen on Tue.
Sept. 18th Al ten O'Clock, at l3 Barclay t. COM,
az o. tment Of white granite ani common ware gIs
ware &C.. beinS the stock Of retailer retiring trt,
business. and winch must be sold without feserv.
sac 70 commence at ten o'Clpc.. 90
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BALSAMEss, Couch SYRUP

For Coughs, Cough cob, esosap., a. sr. 'Waopiaa
Cough, Asttma, Bronchitis, .Sp Ting
Blood, Pain and Weakness O. the breast,
Difficulty Of Breathing, de. ....r M
This Syrup is purely Vegetable Corpouna
II is pleasant TO take, and never does injury I;
but. owing to its purifying qualities, nusi do
good under any circumstances. Its effect is
truly notwithstanding. calming snd sliay
ing the most violent Coughs Purify ing,
Strengthening and Inyigoratingthe whole ,ys-
tenn calming aud soothing the nerves; aiding
and facilitating Fxpecoration. and healing the
DISEASED LUNGS, thus striking at the root
Of DISEASE, and driving il from the system.
,,i ,.-, CROUP.H az s4sd
No child need die Of Group. if this Syrup is
properly used and ueed in time.--Mothers hav-
ing croupy children should watch the first
show of the Disease, and always keep this
Remedy ut hand. y alsss4 - 81: s.et aHs
Fer Coughs after Measles, this Syrup i,
most excellent. Experience has proven THAI
it is equallei by no other preparation.
Price 30 cents per Bottle. -...,
Prepared by S. A. POUTZ'S & BRO, At
their Wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot, No.
ll6, Franklin St. Baltimore, Md. Sold by nil
Druggists and Store-keepers throughout the
Cniteu SlateS, ..r...f r-f -r. -r..t .ft-
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HJjShs1 MANHOOD: HOW LOST
SE now RESTORED.

just published, new edition of DR.. Gu
ver,ee /; C.ie6ratea Essas. on the racical cure
iwithout medici,el Of Spermatorrhna, of
Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Lossr
es. Impotency, Mental and Physical Incapa-
city. 1mpediments to Marriage. ETC.; also
Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by,
self-indulgencc or sexual extravaganza
r@. Price, in sealed envelope. only s cts.
The celebrated author in this admirahle e.
sny clearly demonstrates from thirty wears
successful practice, .hatthe alarming -conse-
quenees Of seif-abuse may be radically cured
without tie dangerous use Of internal medi-
che n the application of the knife-po;n,ing
oui mode OF cure, st once simple, certain
ard efectual, by means Of which every suf-
ferer, no aattcr Rat his condition nav be,
may cure himself cheaply. privately, and
radically.
cAj- This lecture should re in the b, uds
OF every youth and every man in the land
Sen t. under seal, in "a plain envelope 70
any address, postpaid, on receipt Of six r,l Is
or III post stamps Address the publish ers.
ChAS ]. c. KLINE & co.
Il brwe-v .rsr or Pos: .lf,ire oess IS
srrI iiy 4- ss--i a'
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Pensions! Pensions,

A Ii PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN DlS-
"A ABLE DURING THE PRESENT WAR
ARE ENTITLE TO A PENSION. All per-
sons who intend applying for Pension must
call on the Examining Surgeon 10 know weih-
er their Disability is sufficient,to entitle them
to Pension. All disabled Soldiers will call
on the undersigned who has been sppo;nted
Pension Examining Surgeon for Juniaia and
adjoining Counties. 3,ai,.,, .,...-t, b. p,
20. P c. RUNDIO, NJ. D.,
.f, ---rr.l.q .l <9ifH sdat:erson. Pa.
Der q I2tf
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NEW MILLINARY.

VNIIE undersigned desire to inforra she La
l. dies of Miifin and vicinity, that they have
just returned from the city with new stock
of Summer Millipary Goods of the latest style
aud most Approved workmanship, which they
are prepared to make 10 order at the shortest
notice and sell at the lowest prices.
Call n; their shop jus, opposite the Sen
,inel 0ffce.' on Main 81. Mifflntomn, Pa.
f | SALLIE HAWK, e
Msy3-Sm. TIJLIB KEELr.
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Prime Rio Coffee, Prepared Coffee, Pulver-
lied Sugar, Crushed Sagar, y. o. Sugar
s. H. Sugar. n, o. Molasses, S II. Molasces.
Lowering Syrup, Chocolate, Mustard. Rice,
S.arch, Nu.megs, Cloves, Cassia, Ginger, Coru
Starch, Fish, Ssit, Sc. &c., for sale cheap at
the NET SraXE .a Patterson.
Jlul j B. II TODD.
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IMPORTANT
] n a l. I = s !
.'' IRON IN THE RI O,nr,
IRON IN TIE BLOOD.


Il 10 we'll known to the raeiies. pgofessio,
that IRON isths vi.sl Principle o. Ii.c Eleman
Of the blood. This is derived Chiefly from IN
food xe eat; h,st if lsl. feod is NOT properly al
gestcd, CT Il, ircsl any Ssuse, Nnatcver. IL,
necessary quantity OF iron is mol takcp in,oth,
circulation, OF becor.ee reduced the whole svs
ten suffers. The bad b.ood viii irrita;e thu
heart, viii clog up me lpngs. v;li s.ap,.y th;
brain, will ops,ruct the Liver, ami VIII sent
ns disease producing elements to ali paris d
the systern, and every 0re viii suffer in what
sver organ may &c yrcdisposed TO disrass.I
The great value %.
l.. Iron as Ms.,icire
svell known, aaa Acknowledged By al ned
ical taeu. The difficulty has been to oprsin
such a preparation of i; ss will enter TIE cir.
culatien and assiroilate ST onec with The blood.
This point. says DIR. Hayes. Massac husetts State
Chemist. has been attained in the Peruvian
Syrup, By combination in a way before un-
known. 0sj y Eit-
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
rR0TRACT l. Il. .soiuti On of the PRO
TOXIDE OF IRON. A NEW DISCOVERY
IN MEDICINE that strikes at the Root of Dis
ease by supplying the blood with its Vital
Principle or Life tlencnt--Iron. '..s.
;THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Cures Dyspepsia, LAYER Complaint, DropsY
Fever and Ague. Loss of energy. Low Spirits
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Iniuses strength, Tlgor, anu new lie iniJ the
system, snd builds up an Iron Constitution" I"
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Cures Nervous Affections, Female Complaints
and all disesses of the Kidneys and Bladder.
-- THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Is SPEClFlt for ali diseases originating in
BAD STATE OF The BLOOD, or accompa-
MED by Debility OF Lor State Of the System.
Pamphlets continuing certificates Q. cure.
and recommendations from soIac Of the nlost
eminent Physicians, Clergyu.en and otherr,
will be sen; FREE TO any address.
We select few Of the names 10 show the
character OF testimonials.
John E. Williams, Esq.
President ofthe Metropolitan Bank, y. Y.
Rev. Abel tevens.
Late Editor Christian Advocate j. Journal.
Rev, P. Church,
Editor New York Chronicle.
Rev. John pierpont, Lewis Johnson. NJ d.
Rev. Warren Burton, Roswell Kinney, II. D.
Rev. Arthur p. Fuller, 6. X. Kendall, NJ. d.
Rev. Gurdou Robbins, ". L. Chisholm, NJ. d.
Rev. Sylvaaa, Cobb, Francis Danna, ". D.
Rev. 7. Starr King. Jeremiah Stone, NJ. D
Rev Eph. Mute, jr. Jose Ant. Ssnches, VI. d
Rev. Joseph Ii. Clinch, \. A. Hayes VI. p
Rev. Henry Upham, Abraham Wendell, NJ. D
Rev. P c. Headlev. J. Il. Chiffon, VI. b.
Rev J. " Olns,eai. Il L. Kinney. af D.
Prepared by y L. clark & Co, exclusively for
J. ?. DiRsiuore, Nc. i9l Broadway, Pew York
Sol! bv al. druggists -.
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decay. The scroftIlOus contamination 10 Va
riousiy caused by nscrcurial disease, low
living, disordered digestion from unhealthy
food, impure air, filth aud filthy habisss
the depressing vices, and, above all, BY
tie venereai infection. Whatever bs its
origin lit Is hereditary in the constitution.
descending from parents to children unto
the third and fourth gcncration; indeed. il
seems to be the rod of Him who says, 81 will
visit the iniQuitics of the fathers upon their
Children" The diseases it originates take
various names, according 70 the organs is
attacks. In the lungs, Scrofula produce
tr,bercles, and finally Consumption; in the
glands, swellings which suppurate and be-
= come ulcerous sores; in the stomach and
bowels, derahgements which produce indi-
gestion, dyspepsia, and liver complaints; on
the skin, eruptive and cutaneous affections.
These, ali having the same origin, require tho
eamc remedy, viz, publication and invigorA.
ton Of the blood. Purify the blood and
these dangerous tistempers leave you. With
feeble, foul. or corrupted blood, you cannos
have health; with that life of the flesh
healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease
u Ayers Sarsaparilla
is compounded from the most ef!ectual ant
dotes that medical science has discovered for
this affecting distemper, and for the cure Of
the disorders it entails. That il is far supe-
rior to any other remedy vet devised. !,
known by all whe have given it trial That
i, does combine virtues truly extraordinary
in their effect upoa tits class of complaints,
i, indisputably proven BY tie great mdutudo
Of publicly known and remarkable cures il
has Snade of the following diseases: King's
Evil, Of Glandular SWellings, Tumors.
Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches and Sores,
Erysipelas, Rose or St. Anthony's Fire.
Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Coughs from
tuberSulous deposits in the lungs, White
Bwelhngs, Debility, Dropsy. Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Syphilis and
SyphiItic Infections, Merourial Diseases,
Ecm7la Weaknesses, and, indeed the who'll
series of complaints that arise f.om inpu,iiy
of the blood. Minute reports of individual
case. MY &c found in ArEE's AMERICAN
ALaASac. which is f'irni. he'd 10 the druggists
for gratuitous distribution, wherein may ts
learned the directions for its use, and some
of the remarkable cures which it has made
when all other remedies had failed 10 afford
rchct, Those cases arc pusposely takeR
from ali .ect;on. Of the couetry, ID order
that every reader may have acces. to sore
cn9 who can speak to him D its benefits irou.
personal experience. Serofula d, presses the
vital energies, end thus leaves its victims far
more subject 10 disosse and It's fatal results
> tAan are healthy constitutions: Hence IS
.tsnds 10 shorten, and does greatly shorIsn.
tie average duration Of human lie. Tbs
vast importance OF these considerations has
led Us to spend years iii petftc.irs remedy
which is adequate TO i;s cure. This we nofs
tfcr to thc public utdcr the name OF Ayes
SARsArARILLA, although il is composed Of
iTgrcd:cnts, son,c of which exceed the iefS
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19
TAKE NOTICE, LADIES

Mrs. Sarah Stein has removed her Miliina-
ry Shop from Water Stree. 10 Cherry St. above
the NJ. E. Church She has Just returned
from the City with large assortment Of
spring goods which she will sell low. Call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere
She is also prepared to do ''dress making" a,
the ehortes. norire. Csl and examine you
will see the sign x:,E her name at the door.
April eff
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19

CHTi HOTEL, Corner Of Mark,t aud Rail-
~ road Streets, opposite tho RAILROAD Depot
HARLSB LRG. Pa
sse- Isrrn- as mod erats ~ taoss Of any He
ie. : tie Hty. VIZ . THOMPSON
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

WM. WISE, Merchant Tailor. begs leave
to inform his friends and the public generally
that he has just opened out large and fashion
able assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which he is really to make to. order promptly
and on the most reasonable terms. The
public generally will find II to their interest to
call at his room above ag...ga Iaf.r aTs 10
ASICK'S TIN SHOP,
or Bridge street, Mifsiniown, Ia, aad inspect
no sale