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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-05-03
Hurrah +! Hurrah !!
Great Excitement al the Miiflin
Chair Works !

WHY is 1T that everybody goes 10 WMF.
SNl DER when they are In need Of any Kind
of Chairs
BECAUSE he keeps the Best and Fines,
Assortment of all kinds Of Chairs tha, was
ever offered to the eyes of the public.
header, 1t you are in want of Chairs Of
any kind. you will 10 well to call on the nm
dersigned and examine his fine stock af
Cane Seat and Windsor Chairs,
of all descriptions. before PURCHASING eIs..
where. Having lately started in business. he
Is determined TO DO the very best he can as
regards durability and cbeapness, and nar-
rants all ~ork manufactured by h,u.
k-75- Remember the Sign of tie RIG
INE-D CHAIR on the pole on the
corner OF Main and Cherry streets, when Won
want to buy good chairs.
WM. F. SNYDER
Mitiiintowu. Feb 8. 1871.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-05-03
Lumber. Coal, &C., Sold at the
Lowest Prices.

Having boats of our own we can freight
tram, Lumber. Coal. &c. cheaper than any
other parties. We therefore defy comperi-
ton.
sss on can make money bv calling on us
before selling or buying elsewhere.
uRAIN WILL BE RECEIVED IN STORE To Re
SOLD BY THE Isl or JUSR, 1871.
p. S--Our grain is not elevated on men.
backs.
Mitftintown. April 90. 1871.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-05-03
alew Adrfrtisfmfnts.
Agent Wanted.

. GENERAL AGENT wanted to procure
y I,sprsnces for First Class Fire Insur.
ance Company of Philadelphia. Inquire a,
his office. may3-it
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-05-03
Southern Oppression.

/ The number Of ex rebels in Congress
far exceeds the number of "carpet-b bag
Representatives of the South Of the
twenty-five Southern Senators, only nine
are of Northern birth, and one of these
is Democrat OF the ffty-nine South.
ern Representatives. forty one are natives
of that section, and only 9 Northerners
and of this number of Southern Repre-
sentatives twenty eight are ex officials of
the Confederacy. This statement eff4ctu-
ally explodes the cry of 'carpet-bag-
gers" and shows that the South has
more natives in Congress in proportion
than many of the Western States Press.
Horrible Fatal Accident-Fige Men
Killed.
JERSEY CRY, April 27.-At a quar-
ter past seven o'clock this morning, one
of the wagons attached to Barnum show,
which had been journeying all night
from Paterson. n. j, approached the
track of the New Jersey Central railroad
at Crawford. There were six men in the
wagon, FIVE of whom were asleep in the
rear, and the driver also asleep on the
box. As the horses started across the
track, the whistle of locomotive start
led one of the slumberers in the rear of
the wagon. who leaped to his feet, and,
opening the iron slide in the door, looked
ont. Before he could warn his com.
panions of their danger the engine dashed
against the wagon and crushed it to fire.
wood. Limbs of the sleeping men in the
wagon were found scattered along the
track. The driver and horses were liter
ally cut to pieces Only one man lived
to tell how the accident occurred through
the negligence of the driver, and but
little hope of his recovery is entertained
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-05-03

, The smallpox RACES in Holland to a
fearful extent.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-07-27
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Neaiee - Property Owser~.
CITY CLkRE's OvrsCR-

CRY CLKRg' = OvHrR
Leaveauosth. kansas, June %, u. isIi-
UVOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY NO
i Il TiFIED that nj . regular meeting held by
the City Council VI said City. the nth day VI
June, 4. d. 1871, the following resolutions we're
adopted:
Resotred, That II s necessary 20 construct Q plank
sidevak ten tes wide, with white OAK siespess spA
strinSers, and pine platform, the vest side O(
Second street, from Shsvnee street Seneca
1 street.
kssoirvd That Il IN necessary u Construct q plank
SIX feet vide With white oak eepeTs and
three teet vide, across the cross ssrsess between
the points nains-i. the sOUth side u Ostavz fras
Seventh street % Broadway.
k>s0r~f, That IL Ii necessary Ia construct n pIauk
Sidewalk. six feet vide, with whiie oak sl-ep-rs and
stringer-, and pine platform. and stone crossing,
three feet wide, acru. the eros streets, bts--n
the points named the north side Of Olive street
from Fourth street 70 Sseond street.
eestrei, That IL Is necessary To construct plank
sidevsik teb fret vile, With white OAK sesSers aud
T TnnS<rs and pine PLATFORM. On the vest side u
Third street, from Delaware street to shaw nee
street.
Resotr-d, That it is necessary to grade the alley
betveen sixth and seventh streets, in haork "a,
Cark 4 kees' Addition
And you, and each Of you, hereby further
notiesS, that unless a majority u the owners II
such property. residing in the city, Except per-
sons Ginning interest in such property by rsa-
500 u TAI title-) and liable lie taxed G,r such
vork or improvements shall, or before wednes-
Say. the 18th day 81 August, A. ID. 1871. hie with
the City Clerk Of said c their protest against said
imps0ssaenfs, the City Council will order said Inn
Provements to he made, and contract thereisr and
levy and collect the taxes for the same provided
BY the City Charter and Ordinances passsd In pur-
Suance thereof
true copy ofthe original resolutions.
IL TESTIMONY wHEREOy, ] have hefeuntO set
ny hand and an Fed the sel ofszid City At nv Of
Ice In the City Of lesven sorth. Osnty Of L~avea-
Worth, and state Of Kansas, this the ssth day II
June, A. y. 1871.
(sxAI WM. w. CREIGHTON.
jez7disvlv City Clerk
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M.OPEMENr.
A safe Departure hut Cmuelco.ne
Return.

A safe Departure bsa Umuelco.se
Return.
The Ievee, near the foot of Choctaw street,
afternoon in which . new son-in-law was the
victim of an assault. William Patterson. 3
painter, recently became enamored OF a
young lady aged IA years, named Gilmore,
her mother being opposed to the match.
Finding that the opposition to the union was
Of SO uncompromising nature as to render
a peaceful contamination nearly impossible
in this city, the lovers concluded 10 HE them
To our neighboring State across the river TO
take passage on the ferry boat was to court
detention fran wide-awake pursuers; so the
services of one William Tarr-whom Mrs.
Gilmore informs Us had previously acted as
a g"-beiween for the truants, carrying little
notes and all that sort OF thing-were called
into r,qrisi,ion TO row them over In skiff.
This he accomplished, and the pair
were united in the holy bonds of
wedlrck 10y = Platte county Justice They
returned - they went, William Tarr dip
ping the ieathery oar a. before But when
they reached the levee, Mrs Gilmore WAS
there 10 greet them. ard, scarcely noticing
the principals in the affair, picked up a
stone and made an attack on the faithful but
unfortunate William Tarr, the accomplice
In attempting TO strike The offender she fell
into the river, and before she regained the
bank, William Tarr and William Patterson
had escaped, leaving Mrs. William Patter-
son, nee Miss Gilmore at the scene of the
difficulty.
The lady then took her daughter in charge
and repaired to her home.
Yesterday she saw Mr.. William Tarr on
Fifth street and made second attack on him
with stone, but he escaped without aerious
bodily injury.
Mr.. q. informs rs that if she had had |
pistol in her possession she would have used |
it against Tarr, of whom she speaks in l
severe terms for betraying the confidence she |
had reposed an him. esat LA
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How 10 MRpRealed.

The Washington Capital tells of a charm
ing girl who was lately overheard confiding
TO lady the facts OF her engagement, which
had taken place when she walked TO Mount
Pleasant with a lad who bore the pathetic
name OF William: She said
And then he said, will yOu, will you,
Susie? Answer or will lose my senses. ,
And jabbed the sand with the point Of my
parasol, and sniggered, and told him he had
better point out the exact spot where he
meant to lose his senses, because they wonld
make such small bundle no one could find
them unless he did; and then he went down
on his knees in the road, crying out that it
WIS cruel and heartless. l laughed, and he
sprang up with two patches of earth on his
knees, and seized me round the waist and
kissed me like mad? And, would You b.
lieve, jus, as 1 was telling him to don't, q
man sneaked by all By himself, and / am
afraid it was that Carl Sagul, who swoops
down on fish, flesh and fbWl; andI am ter
ritied to death for fear I'll see that kiss in
the Chronicle every morning when open
the paper But will say who cares? No.
cards" -eF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Watches and atlvorvarsl

D. c. JAcARD Co., Nos. 401 & 4o3 Nortl
Foerth street, corner Of Locust, under Odd Fellow
stock Of Diamonds, Clocks, Plated Ware, Cutler,
etc. are Offering q stock unparalleled In the West
Of waltham, Howard and Elyin Watches, in gol
and oliver eases, Of ladies' watches Of their OvI
make; also Of Solid Silver Spoons and Fork Ware
Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, etc. Goods sent c. o. D.
On selection. Send for price list and catalogue o
watches, silyeFvare, etc. -.---..... 81
You are invited when In ST. Louis, to inspect I'll
immense and beautiful establishment.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-07-27
OUR RAlLH0ADA.
nee.,.g q. The sexe.,h Ia.

q Meeting On the Sevensh Day.
Messrs. Mayor Hakierman, Harvey Edga-
ton, A. NJ. Clark and d. r. Anthony, Who
went to Chicago for the purpose Of looking
after our railroad interests, arrived home on
Sunday morning, with the exception of the
Mayor. Ii was determined to call a meeting
of the leading citizens for the purpose of
hearing the report Of the delegation, and
ascertain what was best to he done. - 81 -
In pursuance of this determination a large
number OF business men assembled at Wooli's
Hall, a, noon, and Col. Anthony made re-
port Of the condition Of affais.
1t was then deemed advisable to have res
olutions passed, expressive Of the good fesl-
ing of our people towards the Chicago &
Southwestern Railway Company, to be tele-
graphed Immediately. LAX US
Messrs. T. p. Fenlon, Henry Foote and
II. d. Rush were appointed as = Committee
on Resolutions, to report at an adjourned
meeting at O'Clock p. m.
On motion, a committee consisting Of
Messrs. James A. McGonigle, Alexander
Garrett and D. W. Eaves were appointed to
confer with the stockholders of the Leayen
worth, Atchison & Northwestern Railroad
Company and ascertain on what terms they
would sell the road to the Walker-Joy in
terest.
The meeting then adjourned 70 inert i'll
the evening. . =, g
Ats O'Clock p. m. 4 large number OF lead
ing citizens assembled al the same hall to |
hear the report of the committee On repolu-
tons.
Col. Anthony presided, and Maj. Henry
Foote vas chosen Secretary.
Mr.. Fenlon, from the Committee on reso-
lutions, presented their report, which was q
follows:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN: = Your committee n
whom was assigned the duty of preparing
resolutions expressive Of the sense Of The 1,
meeting OF citizens in the matter OF the nil
road from Lesvenworth TO Topeka, beg leave
to report that they h,- had the matter nm
der consideration, - rimously recor,-
mend the adoption vi Tic following:
Resolped, That in order 10 insure the
immediate completion OF the r,il-
road from Leavenwosth to Topek,, We are
willing that The, rigAt of way throsrh he
city 10 . connection with the Kan.s I'd
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4
Who does not remember the time when spring
pursation vas considered Indispensable to summer
healthT No mat er for vry faces, tbs inevitable
salfs ssd ssaaa, ShsharSs - eslo0el ssA jaisp,
must be adpla6tersd. These, ''spsing nedi-
cines," the y0snssten we're told, we're to keep
them hale and hearty during the summer. We all
know new thss this vas falsey; that ss~ viso !,
mot depletion, is what is required at the commence
ment Of the summer solstice. As preparation for
the e1ervating ehech ofoppressive summer weather
a courA Of Hostetter's Stomach Btters is highly
eTpedient. This famous vegetable PREPARATION he's
three prominent properties: Il renovatss, puYiAes
and regulates all the functions Of the body. Il b
composed exclusively Of pure vegetable Produe-
tions, viz: the essential principle Of 4so0SaAels
Rye, and the mod ef6cacious tonic and alternative
Dcta, haxks, and gums known to medical botanista.
Hence 1t u IN absolutely safe medicine, and no
tincture Of the Pharmacopoeia can compare with it
either in purity, orin the variety ofts objects, and
Its comprehensive results. Happily for mankind,
the thsosy tAat IL vas necessary TO PROSTATE pa
TENT in def to him, Il forever exploded, and
the true Philosophical doctrine, that visor Il IL
great sntrvonistic Of disease, has taken its pl,ce
H1tittsrs Bitter is an invisorant. and heaos II =
lie proper medicine for the feeble at this nose Try.
ing sdasou Ssthe year.
d ssre that yen obtain the seuuiDs article, .
ket. Look t0the ornamental stamp, the engraved
label, and the name 6loSa into tke xias.. Hnstet-
ter S Stomach Bfters is sold 10 bottles Oa1y.
tu-th-of&v
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Eeeie' po.se~ns a'so. .ne P'ea".I n..' ~
e.poSe'lui .eei' NJ TO-. - I'm s'.-"sn =.
maSion OF @e LIVER, mo ~ W . s- =
FOR FEMALE C0MR1AlNTSs Whethcr IN
yo,ns or old, married or s,ssae, ct the dawn OF
nanhood or al '"e urn " U.S. '"eSe AonSs ''''''
hate no equal.
1.,u.l..n.ssrv Al Chy.,se Rhevmu.
s 90. n. -. =. S.s,..'.s...-
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-07-27
Midsummer naladles.

he hot solar rays that ripen the harves1s gene.
rate many distressing diseases. II the liver b. st
all predisposed to irregularities this is the season
in which bilious attacks may be anticipated. 4
weak stomach, too, is weakest in the summe,
months, and the loss Il vitality through the pores
by excessive perspiration is great, that whole
some tonic, combining also the properties Of Diff
fusive stimulsnt and gentle exbilarant, il in many
cases necessary to health, and under no circum-
stances should be dspensed With by the sickiy and
debiliated. OF all the preparations intended thus
to refresh, sustain, and fortify the human frame,
there is none that win compare with Hostetter's
Celebrated Stomach Bitters. They have been
weighed In the balance Of experience and not found
wanting; have been recommended from the first a.
great medicinal specific, not a. q beverage and in
spite Of interested opposition from innumerabIe
quarters, stand, after twenty years trial, at the
head Of all proprietary medicines intended for The
prevention and cure Of all ordinary complaints Of
the stomach, the liver, the bowels and the nerves.
In the unhealthy districts bordering the great nv
ers Of the south and West, HOstetter's Btters NAV
be classe as the standard for every species Of in
termittent or remittent fever T1ss people Who IL
habit those districts, place the lsoss Implicit conf
dence in the preparation-a conAdenes that /, in.
creased every year BY the results OF III spersaion
As bitters, called q the most Psrnieious char
acter, are sPringng up like fungi On every sidr the
public is hereby foreWarned againss the dran,-shop
frauds. Ask tos Hostetter's Bittens, see that the
label, etc are correct and remember that the GEN
uine article Is never sold 10 bulk, but in hotties
only. tm-th.atAv
FRsk To Al. Given ava, ri the Bruz s,o,es
-CHEVALlEk' Treaties on the Hair. Teaches
to restore grsy hair 70 its ORIGINAL ROTOR axw
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Missouri bridge, including the damages
therefor, shall Be guaranteed BY the city au-
thoriiies, in addition to the subscription Of
fesed by the resolution of the Board Of Coun-
ty Commissioner, and such aid is hereby
rendered 70 the present organization, or 70
any other COMPANY int whUe haDds the
I present fiaDch1es shall Be aagsed. -A.l
Resolved, That We strongly favor the aale
of the Leavenworh, Atchisea b Nosthvest-
ern Railroad r. the Job and WALKER interat,
and Win make every ssdeavor TO accomplish
such sale, and have every assurance that the
sale can be effected. THos T. FKxLoN,
~ Is ~ b. D. RCsH.
Senator Caldwell being present, wascalled
for, and said he had no objection to the reso-
lutiopa, - be believed i wsah h good
thing for our city 70 90 the road in Mr..
joys hands. he tried to 81 Mr.. Joy 70
run Il Lest fall, bot be would not He did
not wish Mr.. Joy to Ct possession Of the
Missouri River road and run hrough TO
Kansas City, and he did not believe the Nh
souri, Pacific would give it up TO him because
it was paying them. He did think that that
company would readily relinquish the road
from here TO Atchison because it WA not
paying them. In regard 70 the sale Of the
road, he said it cot s496, 900, and BY the time
the depot Was finished the amount would be
sweIled to $3.50, 600. Mr.. Caldwell said he
had no doubt terms could be made and the
sale effected. ga
Mr.. Fenlon said that as there seemed to
be a wrong impression prevailing in refer
enoe to a bill that passed Congress allowing
the L., L. & q. road to run south of Thayer
he would like to hear an explanation from
the Senator On the subject, that all might
fully understand it
Mr.. Caldwell said that bill had been in
PRODUCED into the Senate 10 that effect, but
he opposed it, and enlisted the interest Of
Senator Pomeroy against il, until Mr..
Wake, should enter into written agree-
nient to finish the Lawrence bridge, and run
his road to Leavenworth within specified
time. Finding that the bill could not 60
through, the agreement was made, and the
act passed permitting them to relocate the
road south of Thayer, without increasing or
diminishing their land grant. This, Mr..
Caldwell said, did not in the least interfere
with Leavenworth, as Mr.. Walker would
carry out his contract 10 come here.
Col. Anthony aid that Mr. Walker in
formed him in Chicago that he should carry
out the agreement made with Senator Cald-
well, to the letter.
Mr.. A. N. Clark made an explanation Of
the relations which the Chicago 4 Eock
Island, Chicago & Southwestern, and Chi
cigo, Southwestern Il Pacific bore To each
other, and followed it with some remarks
upon the general situation.
DR.. Morris read letter from Maneer
Stevens Of the Missouri, Kanxss 4 Texas
road, which sEoke in encouraging terms Of
Leavenworh, and his hope to secure con-
nections with ~ He believed The Sosatharn
road our most important project, and urged
our people to support it.
On motion the Mayor was authorized to
Telegraph the above resolutions to Boston.
The MEETING then adjourned.
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of diseases, winch he ADVERTISE in to-day'a
issue Of the Tn1Es. The Doctors remedies
do not come under the head Of ''cure alp
patent medicines, but cure for each specific
disease. As a practitioner. D.. Bohannan
has made success in 81. Louis, and il :
gentleman of high standing, and much re.
spected a. = successful physician in the
speedy cure of the special diseases he adver-
tises. See advertisement in to-daySs paper.
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TO MARRIED LADIES

they are PARTICULAR, suited They wall IA L short
time bring Oh the mOnthly period with re.ssarity
and although very powerful contain no; M hurt
full TO thu constitution In all cases u Nervous and
Spinal Affections, Pains in the BACK and lln,i,s
Fatigue slight exertiOo, Pzlpitaion Of the Heart
Mysteries and Whites, they will effect ien
all other means have faile.. The circulars around
each package give full directions and I'D vice. W will
be sent free 10 ali writing for them, sealed from
ol.sarwafiau
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BRYANs PuLll0N1c wAFERs

are unfaiins In the cure Of COUGHS, COLDS, AsrHnA
BRoScHITIs, SORE THEoAT, HOAksES kss, DIrFI-
CULT BRkATHEG. lSCiPiENr CohsUAP1ioS AND
medicine, and any child will take them. Thou
eaDfs have been restored TO health that had before
ds1ated: Testimony given In hundreds Of cases.
Q sssgs dase reiieses ia TEN MINUTES. Ask for
BBYAN'S PULMONIC wAFERS
ie2SsiS weov3aS-
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iHE Topeka Commonwealth says that pc
lilion WAS in circulation Thursday. asking
the County Commissioners TO submit a pro-
position to the people giving 100000 in
bonds TO an extension of the Pleasant Hill
road from Lawrence to Topeka. 1t also has
a strong editorial endorsement of the pro-
posed enterprise
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Rstchelor.s Uaar Dve.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the hest in the world,
the only true and perfect Dye. Harmless-Relia
le|Iastsntaneou-N risappointment-No rtlir.
ulous adnts-'siAss. sos ssasain Lead sor any VI.
talir Poison to iniure the Hair or System" In.
vgorates the Han I'D leaves it soft and beautiful
Bar o. Rrown- Sod by ali Druggists and dealers.
Apply 1t the Factory. lS Bond street, New York.
se,,.s+,2l l--Isa. -1r
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-07-27
MEDICAL.

sAov oes- did = nany ivinC. per1ssess .,,-
= Da. Hzin's veUslshls Bsrlafie ~. FL
ana 1asshs sssmd a SOC - ~ - sfCS-y,
q lnlannstosy RAsemafic ACns, 0.;ssies sn6
1As1nn11R II IL Kldnsys 1sa ~ e.rr m.
RAe1natie Syrup = sss6 6oOik -. n1,Ss,.s -
The tDee, ~ enfanseed i've hc1 in;u,scs,.
DRUG. y bape a0uDek Medicine, bss ~ -
tie pEuEsiP<ioa q JosepA p. Hifler, u b. Pm.
A4se Sey11tesasgy an CAeaise1y, krsausae ef -
sslsbraesd UniySsity q Rlsssyissnia, 4. d.
issS vAs0 entire professional life has hecn devoted
specially e this diss.sa This PssEaratioa uadrr
.lsmn oath is eonscieatiously believed to Be the
only Positive. reliable. inllible specific ever dis
covered The Frool that 10 sehsr spsciAe sxisss ID
1oend in every community in psssoss AFFLICTED for
many ycars pass and SIN sanerine. II physirians
eoaId eureit . specific did exist, this vSald nss
Sn.-s act that must be universally admitted.
me on deceived s11srer may visely -, whas -.
eurity OF evidence has he thss Dr.. IiileIs Rhsa-
mat,e syrup VII cure his case. The proesctioa a.
- 70 PATIENTS agzinst imposition 10 IN legally
GSnea contract vAieA Win 70 ioevsrdsl vifksca
sn.e 70 any suHe.ef sending By letter deacrip-
- OF amicfion; this guarantee vill state the a.
- 1mef o. bottles warranted to cure. ard in
.uefe the mensy paid will be resuYneh 10
tne pASeIt- NO other Fsmsdy has ever been oGered
o. sucn noerai and honorable terms Ne,lieal al
VEG, WIN cefuncates fo0 prominent Phvuieian.
(aergymen, etc., Who have been curel nfer N
OTTER treatments failed, ssat BY letter. gratis
Afflicted cordially invited to vrite Sor sives ~ ~.
principal once, . South Fourth street phil ~
phta, Pa, Dr.. Fitlsrs RhsGnatic Svru. 1. .oia
BY Dvugxists. fehaSssi&v