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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-17
PASTE DIAMONDS.
BNMARCK AND FATRE FAIL TO
AGREE.
THE BLOCKADE OF THE BALTIC RAISED
MCMAHON SAFE IN NEUTRAL TERRITORY
900, 900 FRENcHMEN TO DEFEND
PARIS.
French Reports.

NEW YORK, september 10.
a special to the Times says that the price OF
good bread and meat in Paris has declined,
and salt provisions advanced.
The signal telegraph has been put up IN the
Arch de Triumpne. The new system signals
with colored lights. The trees have been re-
moved, and the enemy are plainly visible from
the signal stations. Wires placed underground
will be run from station to station. Balloons
will be used constantly, and Photographic
bird's-eye views Of the movements ofthe Prus-
sian advance will be taken continually.
The troops which escaped at Sedan are ar
irving in Paris in large numbers.
The Prussians are closing in around Paris.
Their movements indicate that they will at
tack on the southern and southeastern sides.
The besegers can thus easily secure all OF
their supplies, and prevent reinforcements
from coming to Paris from the west and south.
Military men OF experience say that the eff
fectual resistance OF Paris depends entirely
upon the supply Of food.
Trochu has 10000 men to man the fortifca-
tons.
1t is said that the Crown diamonds lodged in
the Bank of France by the Empress are OF
paste, and that the real ones we're sold long
time since through an American dentist,
named Evans, and the money used by the En-
press family.
HAFRB, September &c.
Cotton, grain aud coffee are being sent here
in large quantities.
English Reports.
LONDON, September l6.
Bismarck, in replying to the demand Of
Favre for an armistice, says: There are ques-
tons YET to be settled with France before
suspension of hostillties is possible"
The Peuple Francais seys that none OF the
foreign powers have offered Intervention in
favor OF France, and no such offers would be
accepted.
Prussian Reports.
BERLIN, September 16.
Mariners have been officially notified that the
epproaoh to Hamburg Is dangerous The lights
have been extinguished, and the channel fill
en- with torpedoes.
The Belgian legation Is officially advised that
the blockade OF the Baltic was raised on the
llth Of this month.
Belgian Reports.
BoU1LLoN, September l6.
Mcmahon has arrived here.
Spanish Reports.
MADRID, September l6.
violent newspaper controversy is going
on in relation to the recall of Minister Oioza-
ga for exceeding his instructions in rec
.ognizing the French Republic.
sogasta succeeds Rivero as president Of the
Cortes.
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GOLD AND BOND MARKET.
New YORK, September ls.

New YORK, September l6..
Gold opened very dull at IA to lat, and closed
vey dull at advance. Sixty-twos l2i; sixty
sours lii; sixty-fyes IL; sxty-sevens lOa; sixty
eights loa; ten-fcrties c.; Tennessees 6ls; new
SOi; Vrginias IS; Louisianas u; Lew IS; Le-
vees- Is; eights SO; Alabamas loo; ives ss;
North Carollnas 81; new %; Georgias So; sew
ems 90; South Carolinas so; new 6s.
LONDON, September ls-EVening.
Consois s24; bonds 80.
LIVERPOOL, September l6.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester less ia
vor,ble.
FRANKFORT, September l6-Evening.
Bonds steady. Five-twenties s32as3l.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-17

IscENp1ARIsM.-On. Thursday night last the
storehouses Of Mr. E. NJ. BoyEn, Jr., on Town
Mr.. ". A. Ancrum. on Swift Greek, about nine
miles from town, were burnt by parties I'M.
known. From the fact that they ware both
DESTROYED on the same night. we judge that
there was conspiracy formed by certain par
ties for the purpose. We understand that 2
thorough examination will be had. aod that n
necessary detective will be employed to work
up the case. There were no goods in either q
the stores, and the loss, consequently, Is nos
very heavy.-Camdes Journal.
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The Prussians continue to plunder the pas
sengers and all trains captured.
The Garde Mobile are arriving in Paris in
large numbers.
The continental papers appear with hall
sheets, caused by the scarcity Of paper,
The prussian advance is at Breteul, Neu-
illy and sar Marne. Their scouting parties
have occupied Corbeil and Claremont The
people are leaving Paris in throngs.
Russian Reports.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept l6.
The Official Journal. regrets King Williams
determination to treat only with the Emperor,
on the ground that as the Emperor cannot
reign again in France he cannot enforce the
treaty.
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SPLIT IN THE RADICAL PIRTY-
THE KANSAS STATE CONVENTION.
ST LOUIS. Sen.e mher 1e

ST. LOUIS. September l6.
The Radical Congressional convention split
to-day, the more conservative members with
drawing. and making separate nominations.
The Kaneas Democratic Safe Convention
has nominated full ticket. and pass ed resolu'
tiops favoring the taxing Of Federal bonds, the
abolition of National banks, and the accep-
tance OF tie Fifteenth amendment rs
Gx.ality,
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END OFA STRIKE.

FALL RIVER, MASS. September 16.
The spinner's strike has ended triumPhsntly
for the masters. Many Of the returning wotk-
men have been compelled to sign ~ agree
ment that they will not afaiste with the
Trades Union again. The strike lasted two.
months, with loss Of half Of million dollars
Of wages to the workmen.
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ADMIRAL EARRAGUI'S REMAINS
HANGING OFFOUR COIoRED MEN.

NORFOLK, September l6.
The Urited States sloop-of-war Brooklyn
will sail fIom here tomorrow for Portsmouth,
N. e., to convey the remains Of Admiral Fra
gut to New York.
Four co.ored men were hung n The Isle OF
Wight County to day foI numbering white
citizen last December. a large crowd was
present, but there Was no disturbance.
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Railroa1s.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
EB BMM

trains leave Charleston daily at $50 A. h.,.
tSundays excepted and $50 P. NJ
Arrive at Charleston 7.3o A. ID, (aonosys eA'
cepted,) and Pm.
Train leaving at s:3o A. NJ. makes through con.
nectlon to New York via Richmond ana Aqua
Creek only-going through In AZ hours, ana wltni
out detention on Sunday.
Tain leaving at $50 r. NJ, have choice OF route
viz Richmond and washington, or Bay route yla
portsmouth and Baltimore. Passengers leavlnS
Friday by this train lay over on Sunuay IN De.ss
more; those leaving on Saturday remain Sunday
in Wilmington, N. @.
This is the cheapest, quickest and moet pleasant
route to Ciucinncu, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both trains making close
connectIonsat Washir gton with Western trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. -. '.'i
8. 8. SOL0MONS,.
Engineer and Superintendent.
P. L. CLEAPoR, General Ticket Agent.
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txPARxs FROM THE WLREs.

The Yacht Wasp eapsizee in Loeb Hern,
Ireland, and general ladies and gentlemen
were drowned.
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DEDUCTION OF FRE1GHTs.
&g4 g4 Iss ssl'

sUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, +,
CHARLESTON, 8. O., Aug. is. 1910. ,
The attention Of the public is respectfully called
to the following REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT
between Charleston and Stations on the Whining
ton and Manchester Railroad, to go into operation
on the Goth Of August: ri -
lst ID Sd 4th 5th
Class. Glass. Class. Glass. Class.
To Sumter, $l.15 90 80 IS So
To M8yesvine
To Lynchburg,
To TfmmHvilie, IN on .r ro
To Mars Bluff,
To Peedee,
TO Marion,
In order to show the extent Of this reduction,
the following OLD RATES are appended:
1st I'd Sd 4th 5th =
Class. Glass. Class. Glass. Class,
To Sumter, s1.so lao ,1.0 rs A.
70 Mayesvile,
To Lynchburg, ~
To Timm'svile, IN IN Tx III Az
To Mars Bluff, 49," Law
To Pedee,
TO Marion,
Superintendent Northeastern Railroad.
aug16-tuths.
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GERMANY DEMANDS ALsACE AND
LORRAINE.
cANRoBERT MARCHING ON PARIS.
BAZAINE AT SEDAN
ROME sURRo UNDED
THE FRENCH TROOPS. LEAVING
PARIS TO MEET THE PRUS-
SIAN ADVANCE.
yOON DISPATCHES.

NOON DISPATCHES.
The Roman Questfon-The Eternal City
Surrounded.
LONDON, September l6.
Victor Emanuel's programme has been fully
accomplished.
A Florence dispatch says that after the occu-
patton of the Papal States, Italy will summon
National Parliament, to be chosen By univer'
sal suffrage.
The collision between the Italians and Papal
Zouaves yesterday near Rome was small af'
fair.
The Italians reached Coronti, near Civita
vecch:a, and will occupy to-day Viltetor and
valmontane, walled towns, twenty-seven miles
su,,ta OF Rome
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Writing from Paris under date OF August -,
the correspondent. of the Standard says: Prus-
sian blood has been drawn for the first time
since the declaration OF Wal wi,nln the ersceinte
ing visited France for the purpose Of spying
out its weakness, died the death this morning.
member and after very y,Ss brief pD procedure, the
him without single dissentlent voice. The
PrussIans (who, by the way, are accused in
the Paris Press to-day OF having hanged a
woman at Gorse) will protest, no doubt,
against the manner IN wnacn ~ y, /, tne.r eountryman
in its DEGREES, and his Judges were satisfied Of
Harth's culpabllity. II he was guilty, as we
are bound to believe, there is no room for pro
test. He az eserved his t: fa,s; Alter bis con.
privilege Of appeal, which was availed of, on
bis behalf, by his counsel but the Court Of
Revision. which copsidered the case on Thurs
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-12
A. II, LsaY az. 'E5EJF-

. given 6rat-Fah T5t5-. li5G irsated
! ~ sovereign OF France, "A.L
! ylEStrcms agitation gc'-1s- in CJnstauti-
.nopl", whore NJ h alleged IN .aveibecn as-
/ Contained that itulaai md .Aastriassn. in,
| negutRtiou with view toapartition OF
Eastern Europe and of tho Tur,,ish en-
r.re. The Russian iloot ia tho, BiAca sca
Hhccnlt L'e Limits sgt bYthc treaty Of Paris,
and 'he'b il tt6 gr.atot activity IN tho
Austrian dcckyards nj Pola and 1usle.
Queen Victoria has addressed II letter "
thi '!ieen of Prussia urging aor to use Lor
I"llucueo 2scr Bsr royal husband ror peace.
!. England and Pru sia are pressing pacific
terms on Prussia, Which alihdS amount 70
a teinsnd. 1t il not improbable that Prus.
STA may rersnt their dictatosisl tona IsI,
In an interyiew Yesterday, held y. 4 he
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs, VI. Jules
Favrt assured Lord lyons that the Re-
public did not inhnrt The wars Of the SIN
pire, and that tho provisional government
would very gladly conclude peace as soon
~ possible on any terms not absolutely
dangcroas ma dishcnorhbi r. tpiFrarcc, ~
Favrs tii,m ~ kcd hm lortlship D. if tirc
hnglitAiC sbmet you'd interfere. aud sug-l
.gcst tcrH, gfl peacelto ~, otergd by Prns-
'sia, spchgs he could beGNured that France
LoraLvons rep lind sths, though itsx-
land vo,iid be del gbtel TO hslp tosbring
TIN wa Il M end, he lad no authority,to
aay That be would undertake 10 suggest
tern''r pevtc to'either tomtrttant. mr.
tFatre hon sad at would beiibps sible
Tor France 10 make any such a. ges tons,
and the interview vas brought rto . cIqse.
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tsssrSETtf
I aItfi't.lii ttiitti.

r.o Guprs'shnbic Perfume.
btrS'a rra $3.50 .'hT,i-, 10 >
|tuf.... d. l.I. uI Co.. $500. .. ...s fH... 2.
..,r.. .. ....,. sst3 luSs al ,.is s,.. poe.
..'f ecvsu "a tu,lu,e e. duuy uHa iau'. tD'.
I1t W-'afr q - Sire 70. r--' .sf1r rH"
....Is.i.L.. p.--'- IuI-t ...'..." '..' ..
,H4 FvfHB nsarsl, uafiI,,s..y
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-12
BritI.h ueuorfs.

I.asl.y ~.r. n-rh'-'I'r,a.Ha' .dl
vHru. v.. rH r.. % ~.'-H., uH iH'
N' i.i. 5l;5s, ID ard. .h, j ila u
~, aul t,ateln 1',Gors. % u y y
-Four ,hoWaud rrl,i2h Pa.',l S"ry
ic Furc+ yJ'. -1ay.
sruAA,rr'Er SsN,, s-yiit london sep,
lO-Ihy fsgg q! s.siA jan ghG"s,
vnh gssi .yseT. aud ra prl-'tal, araI
making tle grc.ts,, papst' " SECURE i''
Toaf T.ohshh naiadfso5p!N W5rt.
ing day aud H.sAt IN ,le third lao VI!
trenches quite near the city and under
constant hrc from he defenccs. Ovcg
2.On cjtLaas, have been Alllcd. The
.cr,uui ~ tn ,Aei,, cau be heard hNe
h..t.. Tho beautiful, Catbuirgl b. partly
destruy la,oirtl Y are ip'w over 90 cam
i ron caring alDu the CITADEL az" iuipsJ
trsop. ara -.sssay " sl,tsr. as soo.I
rs a.. wall. art broken. over -bY"g
r,fl.pes or. within t.. walls. sH'ar-
inc M. tenor col the lHu. lgdmcut
Ftr -. Galco I. slowly burning The
Gogn..i.s Niu ule captured have tAt.g
hes Gs at vl nld s,uca Oh poles. OIi
hundred Germans Who wvrc expelled
have been killed between tho asgs Of IL ?
two parties. Tho city Is IN "NMys IN
twenty different pMces, and the rabblc u
uiNae'ne houses and making destruction
ot cycgy,hlne hey can lay hfIdp W.
There are daily thunder storms ana TIE
Rhine hus risen, driving the iuhab.t Us
from the ce'lrs The People arc slit.ns
for place, I'M the sewer. 10 escape dN'.Fue-
ton from tho shells POURED ly hundreds
into The streets Nix hundred citizens
/ have been buried by falling buildings,
Eyery night the horizon is starred Tor
miles. Ike mimic sunset with the blaze
If he Baden batteries. Horse flesh Is the
only meat 10 DO obtained and the inhHb-
itants are on TIE verge Of starvation. Aw-
lll scene, are w.tassse.i. Many e.s.~"...-
have been J. ,i,ss in sb SsS !
at once all who talk Of surrender
The nod j. riutiug nightly nnp temaniln.,
/ the surrenderl ILS ciN has nut u 10
gun since the 9Th. 1t is under lire irom
three directions. Tie S.uleeS wgieA !FnI
ish tho civ with water pye dF!''y'1
thereby adding TO the suffering oil the peo-
pie, 1t is known that SAs 91o snsssspoI'
r rcsd l5s's /. r IN
1000 regular troops IN the city
ls sa On ra I'M H. soE s a1st trs s 'GtS
S s TX s TSSES G S s9a TSs caSr { SP
are all ordered to snkaaheir, rqape9tive po,'
"a t''oi g g tias.,, 53sitsy,iI,sUH IT.
NHSs Il Ff33SsSaI bib b asi5 sff Ssa 70
| los on the Saxon Landwelir at Pont.a-
! Moisson. .
\ LosnoN, Sept. lo,-King William hs'
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Thr 8ullttin.
THE. WAR.
'e'nc rlutc Battle.
THE MARCH Oh PARIS.
King William rdcf- tina! Napoleon
BE- treated ~ the Sovereign Of
- France. .o... .....
iilc .A.c Battle.
AAoTnfltspEcK OF WAR.
ElTnInn ikpIIni.is

BEgtrs, Sept % The following ai,-
| patch, dated ut the Prussian headquarters
= Rheims last night. J.. received to-day.
Nor. than 2j,Up0 French prisoner we're
in front or Sedan Before ne cap
iluIn,iun.
BY the capitula,ion sloOu prisoner. fell
100 ,otIr hands OF these lLUy0 we've
wylnea ..... ...,. ...... ,-..
- To4E LY.lFct lel pieces incluaing 20
'tnitri''l"'rs ann $50 slorc guns 10000
l.0ri (, and an immeu3r amount oG war
matcrili surrendered.
7 'rhV Nys.Uur aHHtauGcs that tbg bom-
DafdMgul ~ S.hn'ga.lCiflaggu.
BErfrc Sept. lo-Au official aocoun.
ortho a.. ct Viony.lle, august 9Th, shows
on Tie Pr.aa Lido CPS UI.o.. 1896
ntn NJ .,t,- ior..s.. Tile account doc
nc. Include rc.u,n ,feu several = Ole
CaEI'."' rirDr...
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z. 2: rto,li gNaHie2EL

FHf.MfFs 'ffs 's - 49, '''''f - fff'''f f''r
behaving 'h., the aruny IN force have
un cv,nlrspobed Rheims uD 90 tins iInns :
stiiI No iInpthssIon hcrc l., oven ann 2
Tie 1ibirrs thu, tue rruslisus wild be- la
light 81 Paris lv sunday morning
TIL "N-rn..n !"I .r. pave ''' t"'r'y-
iar:
'.gr Prus.mu. dcmuudsi the surrender
ofI.1ru Tho Ft,ucb comni"ulhI ppcn,sd
the -...,os md the pru.Silhs, oili' aGi
all r. .rtarod When they were Mi
inside. ihs French Wn.r.... ....a . fl...
lou,a.. up t'c u, ,-','''ir- -r'' WIN -
ingl barge numherS 81. s.iai
Tl. rrr-iar. a-r alyaro.U. uu OIL. city
very ,..4rf.y. I,e fyy.l i".SsaLyuH~1
at.I CutuuN o.. 'ly ff.-,..- li prVaea A.
,Ac town, do-iroyIg tIo ru,.so.H H- tn'y
went o.,
PARE. ~.g.lo. sop -Hr...au scouts
la.r .upenfcl.w Nontnnrr AL Nauor'
other place. Tao cyrr- 90. 100000 in'n
y.. % are advancing iu ;aa; rH'g'h"rn"of.
Tlti. .rsrugu 90 Scissor ,.' ...u MT.
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Belgian Reports.

DE~~rI' Sep, lb.-At tie pre- sent
papp ~ the Amy OF tho pTHio royal ana
,ha JpyaI.ans tIoy sAyu.a BE- IN tueir der
igua,e4 ps-...vD. around pAr.s ou Wglu.s-
uay nest rs.m tLo.e points thy VIII
,,.Dg'v dose oil. mo FgrH"h fot,hta'icut
w Pru.s'aa fua.r vss 20, Compcicna th
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-ENfnYre srAfN rHnN M.rnLr.

..flLp ~ ygur ssgevis N erGi. ~
vi .ssaly lJ0t,, 81 "a -
B 1 New Yri" " Loutor.
.......4a r.tssfL anaoE. u.ptmsf =
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aMedifal.
J,H EFKI vs.. !

b TB2 H--A..laq Ill IA
The Kidneys are two in number, s'tuafed
at the upper part Of the bin, surrounded by
fat. and consisting of three parts. viz the
anterior, the Interior, and tae Exterior,ng3
The .sne,ior, absorbs. ln'eripr consists
of Tissues or veins, which serve as a deposit
for the arine and convey il toe the exterior
The exterior is a cond not or also. terni hating
in single tub, and called the Ureter. The
ureters are connected with the 6laldegJUi
The bladder is composed Of various coyer-
Jugs or tissues. divided into parts. viz aIhx
Upper. the Lower, the Nervous, and tire Mu-
cons The upper espeis. the fower retiins
Many have desire TO urinats without the
ability others urinate without. the ability.
to retain This frequently occurs in chill
: 10 cure these affections, we must bring
into actiou,,he muscles, whicni are engaged
in their various functions. If they are ne
elected, Gravel or Dropsy may ensue "
. The reader mpst also be made aware, that
however slight may be the attack. it is sure
TO affect the bodily health and mental pow
ers, as our flesh, anl Blood are supported
from these sources. -r t..a...-s ..
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Coal, Hoo9, ParIor and Cooking Stores.
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

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pointing out mode of cure at once simple,
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Hss- This Lecture should be in the hands
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New Tin and Stove Establishment,
IerrySUl1e, Jiniata County. Pa.

Ier'yso'te' Juniata County, Pa.
arfi .lryr .fH-S
NEW undersigned has opened ou. new
1N Tin and Stove Estabssh ment in t.s room
on Railroad Street. next fa~cr 70 Tho Tusca-
rora Hotel, where he would De nleased m SOC
sll who are in want frTinware. S,oros a..
He will also give prompt attention 20 ali nv.
ders for Roofing. spouting and Jobbin Mi
of which hes guarantees to put up Hi,S 'tb.
best of material and in a workman like nan.
ner. Having had over ten years experience
in the business he fatters himself that be
can give entire satisfaction to the public
He keeps on hand the celebrated Nimrod
Cook Stove, which is the best baker, mos;
economical and heaviest plated stove now in
use. He will keep on hand the Oriental
Heaters. and general assortment of the best
Stoves manufactured JOHN DUNBAR.
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ESTRAY.

CAME to the residence of the undersigned
~ inv 'lker township, Dark Red BULL.
about two years old, with white star in fore
head and white tail. The owner is requested
to cone forward, prove property. pay charges
and take him away, else he will be disposed
of according to law
Aug l0-3t* GEORGE MYERS
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CAuTlON.-Al persons are hereby eau
~ tioned against receiving or negotiating
for Promisory Note, dated Aug. 9, 1870,
given by me and held by Jonathan Ciouser.
amounting to $3.50, as have not received
value for said note, and will not redeem it.
HENRY GINGRICH.
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G. r OCE r I E s,

Such as Sugars, Syrups, Cofees. Teas and
Spices. Also, a large lot of Queensware,
Hardware. Wood and Willow Ware. Fish
Salt and Nails. Together with full assort-
ment of Goods usually kept in country store
fo Bsp. Highest price paid for country pro
duce in exchange FOR goods. Prices 10 suit
the times --- laug Is, 1867-tf.
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DIR. siMMs'
White Pulmonic BaIsam.

II cures with rapidity ane9ralled BY any
other remedy offered for Throat and Lung
diseases. It is recommended By over 900
persons in Wilmington. and hundreds in
Philadelphia, baltimore and Of hers cities and
communities throughout the conntry. Dir.
Pennington, OF Wilmington. Illinois, writes
that there is not with a few exceptions) =
family in thar city who viii Se without i,
if possible 10 procure it. Such is its pop
ularity wherever it is known and this
popularity arises from the fact that it
universally cures all who use it. There ID no
case of Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Croup, Blood-spitting, Hoarse-
ness, and even Pulmonary Consumption,
where the system is not broken down with
the wear of the disease, or pretended medi-
cine, or ibex perienced advice, that this Bal
sam will not cure if carefully used, accord
ing to directions We guarantee it all We
represent Ii to be, and invite . trisl from the
afflicted everywhere. Price, 50 cents, nedi-
um size, and s. for large sized bottles. Pre-
pared only by
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-10-19
THE GRAVEL.

The gravel ensues from neglect Of impro
per treatment of the kidneys. These organs
being weak, TIE water is not expelled from
the bladder, but allowed TO remain, it be-
comes feverish, and sediment forms. 1t is
from this deposit that the stone is formed,
and gravel ensliss.. = t,t .iLt~i'T /
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-10-19

NIIFFLIN COACH& WAGON MANUFAC-
IfI tory-The undersigned begs leave to
inform his customers. and friends in this and
adjoining counties, thai he has enlarged his
shop, and by the addition of Steam Power.
is prepared to do work at the shortest possi-
BILE notice.
lie is constantly manufacturing and making
to order. every description Of Coaches, Car
riages. Bugges, Sulkies,. Wagons, &C., also
Family and Yoak cuttersleighs. He is also
prepared to manufacture Road Wagons-from
one TO fourihorseg : FsfOEgo,s
Having been working at the business for a
nuHber of years himself. and employing
none but the best of workmen, | fatter
myself that the work cannot be surpassed
for neatne.s and durability, in this-or ad-
joining coupties. ~, o.,. s.-,,.....
| alwaysI Keep 1orii hand from twenty to
thirty set, of best second growth, Jersey
Hickory Spekes.l in ordercto make durable
wheels. And will warrant my work for any
reasonable time.f r -fFrr" a.r.l..
Sleighs. and Buggies re painted with, neat
ness and dispatch. All other. repairing heavy
or light i'll receive strict attention. Come
and examine my Stock and WORK before pur,
chasing elsewhere. Don't, forget the name,
BY ~. p. HEIPFLEFINGER.
Corner of the Pike & Cedar Spring road.
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