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The New York herald., 1865-05-03

gold Deer, Honduras and Vera Crus, ESQ Soa csn-
Ial Amertcsn, Aakc. lbc san Juan and Sisal 400
4sxe: AM Angossnrs' soc . 49, and Para Ao0 Sh@'
soAr-Ws notice salss Of 40 bones Casils on private
ssvmA
sEsD4-Ycr Glover thsrs w.s only moderate inquiry
salcs at % Is ~ 90 Timothy Waa salable a 50 -
s,nARDn.ws have ealy 70 rpsr sAiss Of 1900 inA
rM~pis continues quiet, v.sh small sales as 80.
3sXo for Enslsh 3ec for Straits and 2se for Banca,
mx some Isoo 5000 boxes ai previous gold rates.
foBAooo-Thc market was moderately active but the
advance notced in our hast was fairly maintained ses
seed leaf a 7ar &c. and lSS cercons st. Domingo on
private terms. We quoss:-
ss:: ss$$ss il ii: ;;ss - e. s:
Good leaf ........... sKc = l0c. lie. al3c.
Fine eleat............ic alSo l4c. slSc
STOCK of spanish tobacco, Nay n, 1895, ssia bsls
Havana, and 1877 bbis Cuba Tho following 10 the
monthly statement OF the New York and Broois 7sss n
since CO. stock on hand Nay 1855 II, ,sca hhd.
7s Ssvsss sas stock il
insrection warehouse, May 1895 sel1; total 20 org
somewhat though for nne grades there continues fair
mon So s's los and X lbs. 49, a92Xc, for medium
common lbs and navy lbs. 62xc. coc. for medium
do, and e2hc 70c for good and nne In bond prices
nominal at 25c 4oc FOR black works. and 4oc 7oc
raILow..we notice ;ales Of 100000 iba At loHc.
maintained Sales 100 600 bs state and western eeces
At e4c. o 7se., mostly zoe. . 76c.
wHALEBoxs continues dali, and We have no sales d
WHsxsY.~Receipts, lss bbla The marhe. continued
quiet with sales of 800 bbls. Western at So 10 $2
The New York herald., 1865-05-03
miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
Purser VIM Field Of steamship Guiding shr from New
Orleans and Havana, has our thanks for fAvors
morning 1900 Among the policy holders
% s S
o1D X x.s n. for
March Il Tor Lcco touched bank Of Il. sSD sSsn.
Sa sIDa s
spoken, Sc.
~ ssp & SSSa S SSSys from shanshA' for Liverpool March
bSlp Southern Rights, from Shields for NYort, Apr a.
Sy Bangor EAssry from Cape Town for At,.s
AsSo1 % G4Y M,Is March le7Asr AT Kemp L,nns Bossen
..S @% r:ss 81 xs
Yoens tvsoo Southern Chief HssD: do iSh Cnas%
sa s.rss 1issof 86s Ban Falmouth; oh. Old Colony s.n,
So h. sca ES:
ris n: WIZ 9ssi1s .;ss: Ss?ss s:sses
& sas ssls W;ps" a. @ EnSa
.oS Si ro., hss:s sa tx Witt AnEs Mud
sosn1I March fsmpisr Nichols New YORK; sotA.
pors TssSh u xsso.sfsrs, Cooper, charo. Of Fam.
S sSS ssS yea s for e.dSn Tam
gAnA, March le-Arr Cr.srioD, Coombs Santos, s0th
Sssss1A s xSr IL SH ss'i Sss c.m. Newman ,rom New
gam z1 E... ....gs...rs ss.s Humphrey Portland
Garnet Brdford ziyaS aea Grant 4oush Sop G s s
kay Crocker, stybcr, Bombay.
Gocsn, March ii-Arr Norwssssr, Brown Madras
pxn April 1-OM the Goodwin Sands, 0ustav, Calm,
pyycsS.ss April isor port Alamo, esrisksr, from New
Oh Ryds sth Republit, scsmdt from Bremen for New
piisA vrn Aprp n-o1,as Lizard, o~truds. rhars, I'm
Syors @ "a AnnswnrsR nS,nR us wc,.. -. 80.
pRrEsohZ .Aprii ig-6fa Ar.s, Turcan Gan vrsncisco
yorIErauEG April lO-A.r Eleaporo, Brarkman, NYors.
,ensn Acysg. nGyS Yors.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-16
Dyspepsici Dy,peh.ir +,

pr -HIsHsRr.--i have been ac6fs,ani 81.
ferer with 3jspercis for the last eaghtesn
years, during which time | cannot say that
wer e,joyed g. perfectly well day Thee:
rerc. times when the symptoms we're morec
grava,ed than at others. and then IL SCENE
would he a great relefio die | had nj Al
times an unpl.asent faeii1s Ia nv heade..
atterly, GtS suferingss rl-ch Increased iba
became almost inf. for,. .usiuess Of any kin,
ry mind was continually filed with gloor
thoughts and forbodinss, AMI if ATTEMPTED t
hanqe their current by rcnding, at; cpce
tionensa of Icy c5'd,.ess in connecsi:n with q,
lead weight, as it we're, resisted upou IL!
braia: also,a feeling of sickness would occu,
At tho stomach. ard great pain 10 ny eyect
r-eomr anied with which was the continual
fear IF lasinf rly reasvr. 7 also experienced
great iassitude, debility and nervousness
which made it difficult to walk hy day or sieel
atnIsht. I became aversc 10 society pn
d isposcd only to seclusion, ard ihrtinE ,r,s
the skill of number OF eminent phFsi5;s',
OF various schools, faa,lyr ccms to the cen
clusion that, for this. i5eas6 ~ my 1rescu
age & - y,ars) there vas no cure in existence
BIT, through tie interference Of Divine PROV =
idence, to whom | deyoutly offer my thanks.
/ at last found sovereign remedy in yorr
Dyspepsia Pills aud Tar Cordial, which seem
TO have effee,ually removed almost the lass
trace of my long list OF ailments and bad Fee;
ings, and in their place he.lth, pleasure and
contsHtH,.nt arb r? everyday compGaiens.
JAMES ". SANDERS, -
No. i53 North Second street, Philadelphia,
Formerly of Woodbury. n. J.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-16

QuAarERNAsIEa GENERALS OFrIcs,
:. WAsHISFTos, L. C. July -, 1865.
will be sold at public auction, 70 the tighest
bidder, at the time and place named te!Ov'
viz:
NEW YORK
New York city, Tuesday ard Friday Of each
week, 200 Horses each day.
New York city, Wednesday Of each week,
2OG mules each day.
Albany, Friday, August 25, 800 Mules.
Buffalo, Wedreoday, August so, 500 M1lss.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philsdelphia, Thursday of each week. 200
Horses each day. T.
Philadelphia, Wednesday ard Saturday Of
each week, 100 Mules each day.
Pittsburg, Thursday Of each week, $50
Mules each day.
Shippensburg, Wednesday, August 10, 100
Horses.
Erie, Thursday, August IL, 200 Horscs,
Shippenshurg,. Thursday, august Il, 100
Mules.
Wi.iiamsport, Friday. August Is, 200 Hor-
seq.
Indiana, Monday, August 2l., 100 Horses,
Chambersburg,. wednesday, August %, loo
Horses.
Chsmbersburg, Thursday, August, %, 100
Mules .t-
Milton, Friday, August c5, 200 Horses.
Carlisle, Wednesday, August 80, loo Her
ses.
Carlisle, THURSDAY, August 81, 100 '.ules.
OHIO.
Cres.liae. Thursday, August II, 500 Mules
Clerlaud, Monday, August q, 200 Horses.
INDIANA. ,r
For; wsYae, Thursday, August -, 100
Mules. ,.,,
.. DELAWARE.
Wilmington. Tuesday OF each week, 2co
:, Wilmington. rridsy of each week, zoo
Mules each day. -.
r.. NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, Thursday, August 10. 300 Mules
Trenton, Thursday, August "a, 200 Mules.
{. MARYLAND. -"
Baltimore, Wednesday, August O. and We'd
nesday of each week thereafter. goo Horses
each day. o..
WASHINGTON. D. G.
Each week day. 200 Mules
GIESBORO, D. C.
Each week day except Wednesday, 2oo
Horses
An opportunity TO purchase superior class
ef saddle and draft animals, n far less than
their true value, il nos offered to the public.
Though the tajority'.of ,hem-a are sound and
serviceat lie. they are no longer required in the
army, End rust re sold ..
Many of the mules were bought in the he
ginning of the war, when young, accompanied
the armies in all their marches and camps,
and are thoroughly broken, hardened by ex-
ercise, gentle and familiar from being so long
surrounded by the soldiers.
Animals will be scl9 sicgly...
Bales to commence st 10 :. II.
fEaMS-Cash in United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brew. Brig. Gen. in charge
ed lst Diy. Z. II. &. o.
Aug. End '65.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-16

TO THE NERVOUS DEBIhITATE AND
i DESPONDENT OF BOTH SEXES. \
great sufferer having been restored to health
in few days, after many yeats Of misery, is
willing to assist his. suffering Selow-creatures
by sending (freel, on the receipt of @ postpaid
addres scd envelope, a copy of the Jforrsul- Of
cure emplctea. Direct to
JOHN II. DAGNALL,
Boz IS3 Post Office, Brooklln, N. Y.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-16

ESTATE NOTICE
T. Estate of Bey. Yode-, de-!
Notice Is hereby given that letters Of Testa-
Iientary on the estate of Benz. Ycder, Late
of Delaware township, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned residing in the
same township. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment and those haTing
claims will please present them duly aut hen
ticaied for settlement.
JONAH YODER.
Ahg2s. Ereestor.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-16

ESTATE. NOTICE
Il d. Estate of L;dSe Rolln,an, decd.
Notice is hereby given that letters Of Tests.
mentary on the estate Of Isaac Rollman late of
Mifiiptown, deceased, hare been granted te
,he'' undersigned residing in Ferman igh
township. All persons knowing them
selves indebted TO said estate are requested to
make to immediate payment and those hay
ing claims will please present them duly su-
thenticated for settlement
-..ra JOSEPH BOTHROCK.
Aug. ., IS65-6t. Executor.
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SALT! SALT!

Lowered in price by order OF JoHs DOt-
PHIN, Salt agent OF syraouse, n. I. Salt
will be sold at $3.50 per barrel in good order,
until otherwise ordered at Messrs- Sul0ul and
Stambaugh Miflintown and at Sulouf ard
S.ambsughs' Warehouse Perrysville Pa
July 26-4t JOHN DOLPHIN, Agt.
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N q r &c e!

Ladies' wishing 10 be supplied vita nea;
anl good shoes will find it to their- advantage
TO cal, on II. D. WELLER, at hi, shop on
Main Street above Cherry. vher. they can
be supplied with almost every style Al niodsr-
ate prices. Gentlemen having repairing they
wish durably and neatly executed will be
promptly attended to by giving him call
Terms: CASH. II. D. WELLER.
Mif,intown, July 26th 60.
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TsTATE NOTICE
L. Estate of William Dunn deed.

= Estate Of William Dunn deed.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad
ministration on the Estate, Of, VIM. Dunn late
of Fayette township, decd. have been grant
ed to the undersigned of Walker to*p. All
persois knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
rert,. and those having claims will please
preser. them du,y authenticated fer settle
meI..
July 26-Gt. SAMUEL DUNN, Admir-.
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Deafness, Bhndne e.s and Cstarrk|,

TBEATED with the utmost success, by DR..
l. J. ISAACS, Oculist and Aurtist. former
ly of Leyden, Holland,) No. 5l9 PINE Street
Philadeiphia. Testimonials. from the most
reliable sources in the City ard Ccuntrs can
be seen at his Os.ce., The riedcsl faculty are
invited to accompany their patients, Is he
has no secrets in his practice. ARTIFICIAL
EYES, inserted without pain. No charge
made for examination. Feb, Is. '65-ly.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-16

= n
eTHEtaow.- Tho zhtw broughts grsa
c,cwd to cur town as we felt cure theil
liberia! Advertising would do. It vas the
sest and the best ratroni.ed concern thai
has been in our town for many . day
The showmen were very orderly and clev
er and there was little or no drunk kcnness
The man who discontinued the &ntine
because he was too poor tc pay ~. W PEI
year was in town again ! He was IN the
week before to see the Circus. We watch
ed him that we might pity his poverty
His bills ruh as follows: ' '-'
At he -Circns-Day's wages lost
Bridge toll for self, wife and yorngaser
II cts gingerbread, 8 cts; side show
62 cts tickets, 81 125; lemonade, 20 cts
two drinks whiskey, 20 cts toys for young
stcr, -2s cts candy, Is cts; Total, S2.S7
As he passed down. street he remarked
"Say now Guss it you'll take the old price
$3.50 for the Sentinel I'll scribe for an
other yca.." we didn't see It at the old
price, notwithstanding ha worked hard
fer his money ,aad had lost recently 5000
by not knowing something which he might
have read in the Sentinel. .','F
At the Asnager'e-In town early, tick
cts and incidentals about the same two
extra side shows. sl.25; shooting with
an air gun 20 cts; gambling with dice
$50; extra drink and treating frieras
so cts; Total, S639-making a grand
total of 1919. We enumerate these items
in order to show how body ought to pity
the man who is too poor to take a county
paper.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-16

~ The 10th Pa Cavalry s!e now at
Harrisburg aud will Re discharged and
paid of in a few days. We are told
that Cap. Samuel Brown and Col. j.. X.
Robinson haze been up home on short
visit. We welcome all the boys home.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-16

DIssoLUrIoN.-By reference to oul
advertising columns it will be seen tina,
cur friends, Mansbach and Vanormer
have closed on. their business in thi:
place and are desirous Of finally settling
up all their accounts As these gentle
men are both finally leaving our town il
may not be amiss 10 drop few remarks
ApRAhAM MANsBAcH has been vel
known to our citizens for many years as 8
dealer in ready made clothing. Although
he was commonly known as Jew-which
word some think necessarily denotes oae
who seeks to take every advantage Of you
he can-yet it must be said in justice, that
there were few more honorable men than
he; at least We always found him candid
and truthful in all his representation:
and transactions. He mingled With our
people and was good citizen. During
the great excitement of Lees invasion be
shouldered his musket with our other
citizens AMI vert to the defence Of our
Border. He has r:any friends here who
regret to see him leave and Eore he may
flourish down in Winchester, Va, where
be has orsued out in good style.
JAMES n VANoRMER who formerly
run the Cuba Mills and latterly the Store
at "Nlansbach's Cheap Corner" having
disposed Of his stock In trade, intends to
take tis departure in feA days for
some other seaport town. Where he
will go, or what he will engage in, we
are not Informed, but Of what he has
been ard acne, We can freely speak
His agreeable and a8able manners have
won for him the esteem and good will Of
all our citizens. He wes always the same
clever Jim, rieet when and where you
would. We hate to see him leave oqr
town as We know We shall miss him. He
Ed ready hand and willing heart for
any enterprising or laudable project. In
his business he vas marked by candor and
fraukness. Although q democ-a. he
was never copperish-in fact his express
ed couyicticEg two yeas ago that the reb-
els ought to be subdued by force Of arms,
killed his political aspirations before TIE
mis- called democratic convention as dead
as mackeral and re often wondered
how q man that was so near right, could
content himself holding on to rotten
cencern controlled and directed by SET
Of oopperhcads with whom he had no
sympathy We regret to see Mr. Vanor-
,ner leave as vo srow of some herea-
bouts who could be better spared, but we
aope fortune may smile upon hiu where
ever he may turn up.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-16
Dyspepsia, Dyspersit3 DySpersie


I. ELIZABETH BRAxsqS, Of Bradsrins, De,
formerly OF Old Chester, Del, do certify ,Ea-.
fer one year and ta,I suffered everything
but death from that awful disease called pya
pepsie. Ny ~suie system was PROSTATE vith
weakness Ind nervous debility. ! could no,
diErat nv feoi; if late even Il cracker or the
smallest amount Of fotd, 10 woui'l return jus,
as swallowed it, becanie go cc,tiye in ny
bowels that would not have p passage in less
than from four and often eigh. days; under
this immense suffering, my mind seemed eB-
tirely to give way ] had dreadful horrcc'tnl !
e:il fdrbodings. tthcueht everytcdy ns,ed
me, ard hated everybody; ] could rot bear
my husband nor my own cnildre1. everything
appeared TO be horror stricken to me: | had
| no smbisioh to do any hing; lost all my ,ors
Of fsmil- and horse: | lFtd,ld Iamble and van
der from place to place, but oo'ifd nJt be cen.
tented Eel. that wns doomed TO Bel', a;.'l
That there was no heavsnf or me, aud was often
tempted to commit sufcIas, go near was my
whole nerycrs system destroyed and aIst aly
mind .-on that awful c3,nr. .aint, Dyspeps,s.
that ny rriiends .thonght t6s, y have me PLACED
nj DR.. kirkbsiae's Hospital, Vest Philadoi
phia I remained there nine vecks, aal
thought was little better but in few day,
my dreadful complaint was raging aa tat,ss
ever Hearing Of the Tf-derfhl c,,rcs Err
! formed by DR.. Wishart's Giel. EIaest. 5aa O-s-
pepsia Pills and his tresth.snt fer Dyspepsia.
~ husband called or tr. VisAaTt AID sta,e |
| ur-nuase to him. II ztii he had no doub. h.
could cure me. Soin three days after I esliel
ana rlaced myself under the Doctors tres:-
meu,, ..rid N two weeks began to digest ~
food, AID Eel: that my disease was giving wey
and continued to recover for about thi:,
months, and at the present time enjoy ps.
feet health of body and mind. and mos. siH.
cerely return my thanks TO a neicH,l SIS
and DR.. Wishart AID y his g-c.s American
Dyspepsia Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cordial
that saved NE from an Insane Asylum a5.i i
premature graTe. All persons suffering U:ta
Dyspep5ii ere 1t liberty to call on ne. CT 20
write, ns Fam rilling 10 do all the good / can
for suffering humanity. ELIzAEET,t BRassoy,
Brsndyxiue, Del, formerly Of Gle Che..c-. I.
Delaware county, Pa. ..'l
Er. WfshaTt's Ofice. lo North Second
treet, Philadelphia
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-16

NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS.- Notices !.
~ hereby given to all persons indebted to
the estate of Thomas, Shormier, late of the
borough Of Patterson deceased, either by
Njts CT Book Account to come forward and
pay up Before the first of Septe mber, or these
claiEs viii then positively be put into the
hands Of 1 Iu,.ice for Collection
ANNA SHOHMIER
D. A. DOUGUMAN {
Aug 9-3t Administ -ators
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-16

W. If the question would not be con.
sidcred impertinent, We would Ike to ask
tie late supporters of Gen. Mcclellan
whether they still think the war foT the
IFaion .'tailure
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-16

sa- Hopkins "own make" 81 Hoop
Skirts, for Ladies. and Children, adver.
iised in this issue, Call a, 82S Arch St,
Philadclphis and examine his stock OF
goods.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-16

SOMETHING NEw.-We esll attention
to the advertisement OF the Dablex ElIip
.ic OF double Spring Skirt. Thoagh 2;
recent invention, it has become very pop
ular, and is rapidly obtaining the prefer
ence over other kinds in use. The rods il
it are composed each Of two delicate aud
wel-tempered stee, springs, which are
ingeniously braided together edge tc
edge, the lower rods heavier, and having
double covering. This peculiarisy Of
construction makes Ibis sEirt very strorg
and durable, and also so exceedingly Aex-
iOle that it readily adapts itself to the
form Of the wearer, and allows Of any
amount of doubling and crushing with
odt injury to its shape. These skirts are
unquestionably the lightest, most desira-
Bile, comfortable and economical ever
made. These are advantages which Ia
dies, who have experienced the discomfort
and Inconvenience Of single springs, will
duly appreciate.
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:. Will: rt's Great. American DysrtP
STA Pnl3.. .,,.

This is to certify ths. Ihave suffered for ten
years that d. esdf,fl complaint called dyspep-.
siar l suffered much pain and distress, viii.
gloom and depression ofspirits; | was treated
By eight different physicians for RI complaint.
and at times was much beite-, sut then the old
disease, dyspepsia, r~eui1 return with al its
dreaGfu reslities; and my whole system was
fast wasting away. In this sick and iebili's-
ted state, was knhdsl circular of Wishart's
great American Dyspepsia Pills, and Pine Tree
Tar Cordial, which gave = correct description
of my sufferings, and determined to place
myself under the Doctors care, and take his
medicines.
As soon as commenced the use ofthe me,i-
.eine, 1 began to get better, and 80 confined
three months, at which time was perfectly
restored to health, l am to-day well man.
DR.. Wishart give you this certificate with
grateful heart Tor the beheft have received
from the use ofyour truly wonderful medicines.
May God bless you and preserve yoGr truly
useful life for many fears. would say IN
every sick person vko ia suffering as i xcs,
that my residence. ia No. l39 Richmond stre.r
Philadelphia, 'sisere will take great delight
in giving testimony 10 the great poweE of DR..
Wishart's Medicines 20 cure.
rt.. T. II. ALLsy
The above are ew among the thousand.
which this great remedy has saved from 4n an-
timely grave.
We have thousands Of letters from physi-
clans and druggists, who have prescribed and
sold these medicine. saying thatt the : have new
er used or sold 4 medisine which gave sgea
universal satisfaction.
Prepared anf7 b5 the propEstae.
u. G.Q. e. Wishart,
W. 10 Ncr.h Second Street,
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MATRIMONIAL.

r AIDES. AND GENTLEMEN: If you wish
IL to mary you can do so by addressing
me. | will, send you, without money ard
without price, valuable information, that viii
enahle ycu TO marry happily AMI speedily, IT.
respective of age, wealth or beauty. This
This information will cost you nothing and if
you wish to marry, will cheerfully assist
you. All letters strictly, confidential. The
desired information sent by return mail. and
no reward asked. Please inelcse pos.age or
stamped envelope, addressed to yourself.
Address :; '.''
SAEAE B..LAAfRERT,
GreenPoint.
May ..-3Aos. Kings Co, ,Net York.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-16

TIE TOMATO AS FooD.-A gcoA med
ical authoiit.. ascribes to the tomato the
following very Important medical quail.
ties lst. That the tomato is one Of the
most powerful aperients Ct the liver ard
other organs where calomel IS indicated,
it is one Of the mdst effective snd TIE
least burtful medical agencies known to
the procession. ID That q chemical ex-
tract will be obtained from it that will su-
parseae the use Of calome! in the cure Of
disease Sd. That he has successfully
..reated diarrhGa with this article alone.
4th. Tha. when used at an a,.itle of diet
it i, almost sovereign, for dyspepsia ard
Indigestion. 9th. That it should be con-
stantly used for food. Either cooked or
raw, or in the form Of catsup, it IS the
most healthy article now in use.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-16

MrLEs.-Some 500 head Of Govern.
nsnt Mules have been sert e ,his vicini
y TO pasture until sold. 4 number of
our returned soldiers are engaged in guard
ias them We hear that many more are
expected to be sent here to be pastured
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-16

s~ TIE County Committee is to NEE:
70 next Sa.urday.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-16

A. We would acknowledge the corn"
If some kind farme- -Tould bring US a
tlosen Of ears.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-16

s~ HIRAM CowLEs, whom We MOTTO
ed last week as having opened ont new
saloon under Thompson's Hetel, mas pia-
ced us under many obligations to him for
leaving very fine mellon at our residence
Those Of our readers who may wish some
thing good to eat or anything in his line,
should call with him lie is hero of
the war, has served several enlistments
not for bounty Or ty avoid the draft, but
because, old as he is ana gray, he felt it
his duty. Soldiers and everybody call
and sec him.