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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-12-23
QUENCk. .---"Whefe IS Eu-
america ( Nowhnr. They
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the Mississippi INTO the Mammoth Cave, and
the English navy will be lioundcrlng in the
mud.
A Distinguished California Divine was
asked after Il trip to silver land. 'What he
thought Of the country! He replied,
There are but three things in Nashoc, sir,
big mines, little mines, aud whiskey shops;
in other words, oph:r holes, gophir holes,
and loater holes
Why is thief your only true philosopher
Because lie regards everything from an
djStyact pint of' rier, is opposed to ali
notions Of protection, and is open t0 conyic-
tion.
4 SHORT STORY, BIT ISTERESTlHG. so
genuine European extract for the handker-
chief could be afforded here, under the pre-
sent tariff, Mt less than twice the price Of
Phnlon's Might. Blooming Cernus,' Il more
delicious, permanent ana healthiui perfume
than any one of them. Sold everywhere.
A New dodge in smuggling whisky over
the Canada border has been detected. Thir-
! ty-two women, each with what seemed. to
be baby in her arms, were arrested on one
railroad train, when it was found that the
supposed babies were cans containing
whisky. Whisky IN gun barrsIs or in burial
cases, is cxcusable, but whisky in baby
! clothes is entirely out oi ortcr.
! Some time since the authorities of Buslc,
. Switzerland, pnrdoned a murderer on con.
dition that lie would emigrate to the United
States Consul, he sent up protest in which
| he said that these States are not penal set
tlcmcnts," and that the offender would not
be permitted to land on our shores, but
would be "sent back at the charges cF thos.
! who may send lin out"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-12-23

A story is told about the Rev Robert j.
Breciinridge, who was temporary chairman
of the Ba!timure Convention last year, and
'the late Thomas +. Marshal, OF Kentucky
Both wishing 10 establish reputation in
carly life, measured .ances with Henry Clay.
and Of cOursesgot the worst OF it. a few
years after the two met-the latter being on
one OF his customary sprees The lawyer
exclaimed to the divine
"Ah ! Bob. it was an unlucky day .or VS.
when we tilted against the Great Harry 1t
drove me to TIE bottle and $i'u to the pull
pit, Bob; but I've stuck closer to my text
than you have tn yours"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-12-23

Tnnis Is about the size of New England,
and has two and u half millions of inhabi-
tannts.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-12-23
: la ll'p'hS VI Suii1 80 /
NOsiNes VI IN
IntcWVIhlIIIE
yaAle &c 1kGa E;.

reflect that sound miu'l and body are tho most
necessary requisites to Irosot' eonnubia haFrinrs
Indeed without these, this journey through me ne
-n,nes n weary pilgrmaS"; the prospect hourly
Jnrkens- 10 the view; the mind becomes shadowod
H,ith drspnir and filed with the melancholy rehse,
lion that the happiness Of another becomes bish'ed
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-12-23

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons. London,
Sssduatc from one Of the most eminont Colleges in
he United States, and the greater part Of whose life
iibcen spent in the hospitals of London, Paris.
nadeiphia and elsewhere, has effected some OF
,most astonishing cures that were ever known {;
.lany troubled with ringing in the head and ears
nben asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed Mt
sudden sounds. bashfuncss with frequent blusbing,
sa.cnGoI sometimes with derangement OF fmlnd, were
cured immediately .-g-L
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-09

Take no more Balsan,, Mercury. OF nm
pleasant Medicines for unpleasant aud dan
gerous diseases.
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BCCHU AND TNsRoy-
ED ROSE WASH CURES
SECRET DISEASES.
In all their Stages, ii little Exrrsure
Little change in Diet. No Inconvenience.
4sf Exposure.
Il causes frequent desire and gives strength TO
Urinata thereby Removing Distinctions Prevents and
Cures Structures CT the Urettra, ailayias Paa ana
Inflammation 80 frequent in tie class OF cisess and
expeling all Poisonous, Diseased and worn0ut Natter
Thousands upon Thousands who have been tie VIC
tins Of Quacks- AMI who have paid heavy fees - be
cured in short time have f0uni they we're deceived
and that the POISON has. b. the use of
Astringents been dried up n The system 70 break
out aE-greyating form, and perhaps after Mar
Tsr HELxBoLp's FxrEAcT BgcHr for al affections
and dSerses NJ the URINARY ORGANS, whether
existing in MALE or FEMALE from whatever cause
originating and matter of HOW Long STAND
reiic. HeiSnboid's Exsraes Buehu IL the great
Diurefic, and i certain - have the desired rieet
ali Diseases for saRie3 < : ReeeFssaeassi-
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ANDAy0ID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-09

NOTHING that Is not wholesome, genial and restora
tive in its nature enters into the composition Of HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. This popu,ah
preparation CONTAINS mineral Of any kind no be-
taneal clement fiery excitant: but il is combna-
of the extracts Of real balsamc herbs and plants
with the purest and mdest Of all difsire stiuiants.
II is well to be for,armed against disease. and,
far as the human system can fe protected BY human
against nalndies engenderesi by unwltole
Gauss HosTETrEKs BrTTERs NAV ' t. relied ' n
As safeguard
In districts infested with Frer aa Ague. il has been
found nfallibe preventative and irresistible
remedy, and thousands who resort to il nnier appre
hensien of attack escape the caurge and thousands
who neglect avail themselves Of ITS productive qu
ties IN ADVANCE are Cared by very brief course OF
this marvellous medicine. Fever and Ague patients,
after being piled with auinine for months in vain.
until fairly saturated with that dangerous alkalod
not unfrequenty restored to health within few days
by the use of Hostefter-> RitterS. za1t
The weaA stomach is rapidly inygorated and the
appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic and hence
il works wonders in cases OF Dispepsia in less
hrmed forms of Indigestion. Acting gentle
and painless apperient, as well upon the liver, it
also invariably releayes the Cens;Isu ion superin-
dueei by irregular action OF the digestive and
tive organs.
@ Persons of feeble habit liable Nervous A tsacks
Lowness of Spirits and Fits of Languor,
find prompt and permanent relief from the Bitters.
The testimony ON this point Is most conclusive, and
from both sexes.
The agony of Billions Collie is Immediately as
suaged by single dose of the stimulent, and BY
casonally resorting it, the Of the complaint
may be prevented.
As general Tonic. Hosfetter's Bifters produce
effects which must be experienced witnessed before
they be fully appreciated. In of Constitutional
Henk1ess Premature Decay and Debility and Decrep-
tude arising from Old Age exercises the electric
influence In the conyalescent stages of all diseases
il operates a delightful invigorant. Nhen the
powers of relaxed it operates 10 reenforee
and re-enstablish them.
Last but not least it is The only .Sffe .S3iaEeat
being manufactured from sound and innocuens matte
rails, and entirely free from the acid elements present
less in all the ordinary toncs and stomacllics
of the day.
No family medicine has been universally. and, il
NAV be truly added DESERYEDLT popular with the
intelligent portion OF the community fiosetter,s
Bitters.
Prepared by HOSTEfTER Il SMITH, Pittsburg, Pa.
Sold by all Druggists, Groeers and Storekeepers
everywhere.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-09

Womsn's sympathy Tor our soldier

s~~''sSSs ~J'''p~s''J 49,
There Is touching pat,0s in some OF
she markers attached 70 the blankets,
Shirts, handkerchiefs, and the like, sent
10 the Sanitary Commission for the SOL
,liers in camp and hospital Thus on .
bed quilt wns pinned card having this
tender inscription: A = =
my son 10 in the army; whoever is
g1ade warm by this quilt, which have
worked on for six days and most all Of
ak nights, let him remember his own
mothers lovc.'
;s-sfwho can doubt that these simple words
have made some weak one strong again.
'Elica some sad heart with Joy and hope ?
On pillow sent to the commission was
written: \
This pillow belonged TO my little boy,
who died resting on il; it il precious
treasure 70 me, but give it TO the sol
dliers ~
On . box Of beautiful lint was this in
scription: made in q sick room, where
h~sun1ight has not entered for nine
ears. but where God has entered, and
ere two sons have bid their mother
bye, as they have gone to the war. !"
bat spirit of sacrifice and sanity
- shine, through this little SEN
lushine, joy. sympathy, coming
shadow the sick room giving
greeting to the camp fire and the
HI. But the tenderest Of all in
pms We have seen is this, written
e eyo.shssles: made by one who
Oh how long to see the dear
kouare al fighting under"'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-09

FEHALES--FENALE
In many Affections per-iiar m Fernaies, the ExrEacr
BrcHU is unequalled by any otser remedy, a. in
Chorosis Retention, Irregniartv, PanfiIiness or
Suppression Of Customary Executions. Uleerats or
Scirrhous state Of the Uterus. IeucAorrhoea or " III
Starilty and Cor all complaints incident the sex
whetSer arising from iniscreton Habits of 11sipa
ton, or m the
DECLINE or CHANGE oE LEE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-09
E&. 20.


The DhfIalo Commercial ADVERTISED
thus humorously sums up the v~~fous
classes that will be exempted from the
draft, under Gen. Fry's recent order:
1. Women Of all ages and compilations,
when Of the female persuasion.
Every dead man who can produce the
receipt Of the undertaken. Those simp-
ly ''kilt" will be held to service.
3. Sound, healthy men who have with
in the last week enlisted for three years
and gone to the front. All one year
men will be drafted and compelled to
~servc double.
4. Mse born blind, on furnishing a
medical certificate to the effect that their
sight has been growing no better ever
since very fast. Those having a single
optic left, whether the right or not, will
be compelled to go lone eye on it,
3. Men with nary leg, il they can fur
nish evidence satisfactory TO establish
this fact. Peg legged men, that is men
with single leg, are subject to the draft.
To such the Commissary General will
serve out limbs of cork with their other
rations, the cost 10 be deducted from
their bounty money. No soldier will be
allowed to retain his cork leg after the
expiration or his term Of service
6. Men born without arms, when it can
be shown that they have not been en-
gagged rs teachers Of penmanship or in
= cu1 ing ant paper likenesses with their
toes Such will be taken into the service
anddetaiied tn act as assistant editors
OF newspapers to be established in cap
turtd rebEl cities.
4 Men who are over three hundred and
sixty five years Of age, when accompan-
led by their parents. Men under ten
years OF age, will be received until the
PRONUNCIATION Of an official bulletin,
signed by the Provost Marshal General,
to the effect that the various drum corps
are filed.
8. All othsr persons whatsoever will
90 held liable to service, and will take
their chances, however slim.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-09
ET A soldier friend sends US the fol

EE A soldier friend sends us the fol-
lowing "Contrabsnd Prayer" A number
Of freedmen were invited to spend the
18th OF July at Davis Bend, Miss, on the
farm formely owned by JEFF. Davis
The party had quite pleasant time, but
the prayer which inaugurated the pro
ceedings deserves particular mention.
Taking his place so that all could see
him, an aged negro, who is known AZ
old Isaac, thus spoke, while his eyes kept
rolling around at every word Il Mad.
son Courier.
"Oh, Massa Jesus, mighty God. save
Nassa JED fore it am eberlastingly too
Nate. Oh, Lord, take him by the nap Of
Nneck and shake him ober de fiery
AnrSce till he squeel like pig in de bars
1ef hiWAd drop; oh, Massa Jesus,
hut fetch him 10 re-
opwl in the cher
np Yankees
pwn:
pw
Scter.
hbors,
ice; to
world;
nd the
ere he
omotivc
otoriety;
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-09

FHNeas:
& 20 boxes fine Teas, embracing various quail
ties e. W. BARNES & co
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-09
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS,

COMPOUND FLUID extras CT BUCHU, a Positive
and Specific Remedy for diseases Of the Bladder Kid
neys, Gravel, and Dropsieal SwellinGs.
This Medicine Increases the power OF Digestion, and
excites the Absorbents into healthy action. by which
the Watery Calcareous dispositions, and all
raj engagements reduced web pam and in
fammatlon.
Heimboid's Extract Buchu.
For Weakness arising from Excesses, Habits of
Dissipation. Early IndScretjen of Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms
Tndisposition Exertion, Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, WakefunAsS.
Dimness of Vision, Pain in the back,
Universal Lassitude Of the Muscular System.
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body
Dryness of the Skin, Eruptions the Face
Pallied Couutenance.
These syn pt0rs. Il allowed to go on which tiIiz
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
Lspoteacg, Fat,ity, E5ilc}tic Fit, S
In one Of which the Patent may expire.
Who say thar they not frequently fcllowe
by those "Digeful Diseases"
ms ANITY AND C0ESU1TPTIONs'
Many are aware OF the cause Of their suffering,
Bus uone will confess the record OF the IT,
sane ssy itrrls.
AMP MEL .NcHoLY DEATHS EY CoSsUMPTToS bar
amp,y witness - the Truth ot the szrton.
Tie Constellation effected rita O.4aaie eeaEsss
requires tie aid Of Medicine 70 Strengthen AMI Inv-
rate tie System
Which iielmbold-s extract Buehu r1varisav
does.
4 Trial viii convince the most skeptca
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-09

Take no more Raisani, Mercury. OF nm
pleasant Medicines for unpleasant and dan
gerous diseases.
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BCCHU AND TIeROV-
ED ROSE WASH CURES
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-02

yENTILATE YOUR CHIIDREN'S~ ROOMS

We commend the following to the rid
ers Of the SEartNEt.
Most parents, before retiring 10 rest,
make it 4 ssty 70 visit the sleeping rooms
oE thcir children. They 90 50 in order
to be satisfied that the lights are extin-
guishcd, and ;liat no danger is threatening
their little ones. But if :hey leave the
room with. closed windows and doors, they
shut in as great an enemy as ire, al
though his ravages may not be 50 ieadiiy
detected. Poison is there, slow but dead
". Morning aiter, morning IS manF IL
tie children rake weary. fretful and op-
pressed. What can il mean wha. can
1t be ?" the mother cries. In despair She
has recourse to medicine The consptu
ton becomes cnfeebled, and the child
grows @crsc. The cause perhaps, is never
traced to ovcrerovdcd sleeping rooms
without psoper air but it is nevertheless
the right cne. An intelligent mother
having acquainted herself with the prir
cjples OF 9entiation; will net retire 10 hei
own room Without having provided ! suff
eicu cyq of air ior her children, in th'
same manner that she. provides and reSu
lates their night covering, Or any othel
requisite for refreshing slumber. Some
times. BY iudiciously lowering . window
/ and al othar times by leaving door wld'
epeu, this end may be attaincd' 10 mapl
houses the day aud night nurseries. com
municate When this Is the case, th'
wiudow-of the further 1oln should %
left open, and the door between the room
likewise opoa Ewes in s1yera wnte
young children eau boar this arrange
ment, if they are not exposed to dtrec
draft,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-02
AYNliSL REPORT OF COUNTY SUPERIl
iEADENIuf COMMON SCHOOLS.

School UoUsEs.- Though there
were several houses under contract at
the beginning of the year, only one
was completed, (which was in Iuscaro-
IN. In some instances the houses were
partly erected and then left to be com
pletcd at some other time. This was
l., atJrne measure owing to The Scarcity
of laborers, who could not be had at
any price.
E2rRHITrRE.L There were several
houses supplied with good furniture
last summer. Much more would have
batih done in tlis respect. had not dl-
rccttrs been obliged 10 spcndso mucn
time in raising soldiers bounty, and IN
putting men into the army. Imposing
this duty upou the school board. dad
more harm to the prosperity OF the
schools for the time being, than AIRY
thing clss that has vet taken place
There was no arrafatUs Supplied. 1t
: is TO bc regretted that in many places
there * 50 little care taken Of outline
maps ard primary charts; many have
been destroyed just because tlre hd1.ses
could not be locked thereby giving
nti.clfierous boys an opportunity to
enter the house when the school was
not in session, and commit depreoia-
lions: 6
SCIIooLs.-Noschools were grader;
the number of GRADED schools there
fore. remains the same as before re
ported. Whcreyerth isa ful lserics
/ of text books ,hc classification is good ;
ybut in some districts there is no uni
Z fornitv of books, and, Of course, the
classification cannot be complete. III
many of-the schools some OF the higher
branches are taugltvcry successfully.
TEacHERs.L .L'Fhcre has never been
sine when there was SO much diff
Guilty experienced in procuring a sup
? DIV Of TEACHERS When all the teach
tr.s had been employed that could be
found. there still remained a number
( Of schools yet to be supplied. These
! had to be filled with Whatever kind OF
teachers could bc found In too many
/ instances the schools would much bet
ter have remained closed, but the
clamer of, the PEOPLE compelled the
directors to open the schools, III con
scaucrcc of which | was often con
strlincd to give certificates where they
were notdeservcd bat such were not
;ssued FOR year but only until the
board eeuld-fnd a more. competent
! lSerscn. and IN no case iensef than the
end Of the term. Bat, except the
above class we' never had a more
faithful corps of teachers they Ia,
bored faithfully and diligently, and
too lnrch praise cannot be awarded
them for the good they have done 81
: EXAMINATIONS -Thiswas the mos
perploxins and labcrious. part OF my
Official duty. held two public eX
laminations in every district, IN 7om'
three. and in some four and more
While making ny first round IN WIS
itine schools, I was Constantly yeXel
with applications for private exam
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-02
/. :. ESQ loan.

The sale of The frst stries of $500 o00 GEO
of the I-36 Loan was completed on the Slst of
March. 1865 The sale of the second series
of Three Hundred Millions, payable three
years from the 10Th day 81 June, 1860, was
begun on the lst of April. In tie short space
Of fs:ff7 days, ocer one Hundred Millions et
h~ aries hare been Se;d-l leaving this Cay less
than Two Hundred Millions to be disposed Of.
Tie interest is payable semi ANNUALLY III cur
rency by ccorcns attached to cath note, which
sc readily cashci anywhere. II amouiitsi3
Cities. Counties or States. and the interest Is
not texcd r:i.tss on surplus of lAe- owner 5
income exceeding sir hundred dollars test.
This fa-, incrsasea their vaiic froai one 10
three Per eer:. rer a,aum, according to The
faje levied on other property
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-02
VERMS OF PUBLICATION

l. -ss- - -
Tie IrSIArA sExrIsEL is Published on
Main Street. next door to the Post once
Nifiintown. ,Juniata County. Pa, on e7cGy
wednesday at the rate of S2m per year IN
advance ard 81. 80 if not paid within the
wear We wiSi. TO do a cash business as
nearly as possible We wish todeal honest
!, and alike with all. ana therefore need not
he asked to vary trSrH orr terms by any one.
Thankful for past favcrs we ask the continued
rnport and efforts Of orfr ffierds.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-02

is effected. If directoss would visit
the schools monthly, teachers would
not. have the same opportunity to do
50. .,.r.. .-.l.-f.e
MORAL INsrRiucfrioS: The bible
vas read in nearly al the schools;
many were opened with prayer, many
teachers closed with singing, and many
gave oral instructions onsn0rals. A0n
the whole moral instructienvwas tol-
,erably well attended TO. T.. l. if,9 7at
COUNTY INSTITUTES. There Nare
three Institutes .held; one at Bethle-
hem, one at MeOoysville. and one at
IThompsontown. , There was also a
Imeetirie Of the Teachers 8ssociation
al Mifliintown IN December, which,
notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather at the time, was very inter
estinr one ard highly profitable to all
who attended for the sake of improve
ment. The citi4ehs cf Mifllin and Pat
terson manifested muck interest in the
meeting not only hv attending, but
also in keeping tie teachers clear OF
expense.
There arc fvc literary societies of
ganized IN diferentparts ofthe county
which add much interest in their re
spective localities to- the cause OF ed
lucatiofi. u tge
LApoRs PEKFoRNEb,-In addition
. 10 the labors above mentioned, ] held
F34 public examinations, made 201 US
its Is the Different schools, travelec
1857 miles, and wrote 127 official let
ters 4 spent 24S daysin official du
ties, and a great deal of time IN lee
buIiltg. .u. l.E9a r.a4 ~
/ 9FlENARxs.- the year thfoggh whici
I've have Just passed, has been ithcpios
trying one to the school cause in tn.
county. SO many of our teachers hqG
either gone to the army, Or 10 FL 20
sitions made vacant in other depart
ments of business that It was found
Impossible to procure a suilieientnum
Der Of properly qualified teachers t'
: ell our schools. We were, therefore
in many instances, compelled 10 acccp
rf'e-sons as teachers who wbre utl5Hi
unqualified. and their, labors in th{
school room showcd plainly that The
schools would much better have re
NAMED closed !. butsach, wetltsi, vii
not be the case during thhpresent year
But the most serious drawback th'
schools met with was y-antot nroper
: supervision on the part of directors, II
consequence of their having to attend
to the raising of soldiers bounty. Ii
some districts this duty occupied -
much of their time that they could no
devote any time. at all to lht scho0i-
The board of directors in every dis
tfict in tie county but one, raised tn
teachers salary from ten to forty pc
cent, thus encouraging gccd teachefs
which was proper and right The onl,
thing tofbe regretted was that the hlgl
salary sometimes fell into the hands 0
worthless teachers, We have prcs
pect Of a better supply OF teachers 70
the present ye;ti'. and therefore eertili
Gates will not be issued to any who an
of such grade as we had some las
winter. II. B. ZIMMERMAN
[CouRty Superintendent
PERRYsvILLE. June is, 1869.
-7----~ - -
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-02
TOB WORK RATES

Eighth sheet bills sl.25; iaartc5 shcc.
b;lls s. 90; half sheet bills S5 90; whole
Slice, ST Go--3o bills are rir~ss given if dc
sired. Blanks $500 per quire. Gelored oT
fancy work extra, Ca-ds#t 81. 50 per hun
tlrca. Job Work respectfully solicited as We
ibciieve wc can do up jobs E'a,l- ard "fi-art
vely and ex Petli.iOusi y----