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y SUPERVISORS or Ono COUNTY. |
CLERKS OFPICB, April q, 1871. (

NoTIC5ES; ,r,r,.o,, ., ONO corr,r. ,
CLERKS OFPICB, April q, 1871. I
A special meeting of the Board OF Supervisors
Of Ohio county will DO held ~ the Court House
Of said county on Wednesday, May Sd, 1871, be.
ginning at 10 o'clock, A. n. The object Of the
meeting Is to certify and make return Of the votes
cast for and against the proposed amendment to
And notice Is hereby given that up TO tho
timo Of said meeting sealed proposals will
be received by tho undersigned from Physi.
clans for medical attendance and advice 10
the Inmates Of the Poor House Of tho Coun.
ty aud the county prisoners In the Jail, for
one year from said Sd day Of May. Tho
proposals shall include the personal attendance
Of the Physician nt each or the above named
places at least three times during each week and
as much oftenCr as may bCrequirc1 by the officer
having charge, Separate proposals for attend:
ancO and advice TO each OF the above named
plAceA will be required.
ap25d&w JAMES r. ROGERS, Clerk.
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MIR. BOUTWELL, is reported to be nego-
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amounts OF the new s per cent loan
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Mn. FRANK MAXWELL, the richest man
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thousand fence rails by fires.
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no THE CREDITORS OF THE ES.
i TATEOF ANDREW j. GILLESpIE, dec d.
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IL
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PRIvY COUNCIL OF STATE.

HIS MAJESTY, THE KING.
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Bureau of Public instruction.

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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-01-25
GROVER 81 BAKERS
Sc WING II HINE

'f!e following sre selected ir0fs thou
si.als Of testimonials If Similar character
as expressing the reasons for the prefer
enee 10, the 9 GeovRa K BaEEs 3iachines
over al o,l,ess. i
Like She Groya- ( Baker Mssbno,
the first place, Deesnss, . / had Any other.
sheeI4 s'..i saItt at,YvyfF j. Baker. ard. ba.-
ing = Grover & Baker. & ..rsv ers the Parpose
of al the rest. y iis, u grrntsr variety %
work and i: is easip~ q, .ss.-.s shan aKy other
Mrs !. 8 Gzs 2 J..-y Jlas'
u have had ss7yiai yests' elrzrisnce with.
&, Grover "a H,Ser Mach. ac, ~hich has give.
the great Satisfaction. ilia< the Grevet <
B&Asr Machine is mors easily managed and
less liable 20 get oai of orde~. ] preget the
GroYeI * BsAsr, aee.4e5i Mrs. Dr. Tatfs
Sesr Tori
- nave h;,l one in ny fsr-si = for sJti,e two
years, and from '7hai snow Of iis Tsorking,.
ana frga rae testimony cf Eruy If NY
rietds who use she same, cea hardly see
h0o anything could be laore oo1lPlete or glye
better satisfaction. .r-.Eys Gsaerc3 Grant
- believe It 10 be she best, AL ,A;ngs con
Sidered, 0r any ihat have knoNn. Ii -
very simple and easily learned ,iie seping
from lha QJdinary spools j. srsas atIyae-
age ia. s;if-h is entirely reliab,s- II does
Ornamental work hsaaiifeiv il is no: Liable
70 get out of order. 7-E5s. l. n. Sp0ol..s, -
Bond Street. B7o7kiyn.
81. / nm acquaintei with toe work Of th,
principal naohines,: and prefer tie Grow
S. Baker 10 them ali, because | consider tnG,
stitch more elastic. have 19Ts wow ~ the
house which was done niae years ago. WHICH
i sill good. ."-r,S. m .BcCr,a5y, Ne T.
Eas, Tcssiv fhild Styed. Neo iorE.
More iosn two- -iAiris OF al, the sawigs
done IN NY .aHily f1r the last t.ro years br+
been doue ~ Grover * S.ke.'s Machine aud
never bad gtrmeat rip er need uIenjins
except those rents which froliCsoice boys VII
make in whole cloth. Ii i in my opiaion by
far rhs mDst valuable Of any have tried
Ers- Henry Hard Bseeher-
The Grover K Baker Sewing Machine
Company manufacture both the Elastic
Stitch and Lock Stitch Machines, ana
offer the public choice of the 5es, ria-
chimes OF both kinds, at their establish
menis IN al lEe large cities. aud through
agencies in nearly all towns Throughout
the country. Price Lists au,. samples Of
sewing in both stitches furnished on ap-
plication to Grover Sc Baker S. NJ. Co,
rs Market street, HarEis burg.
APril p. 1870
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-01-25

PEIIAuELPHia, Pa. SEQ. 1867.
1 H. r. HElxBoLD. Druggist
psAg S,E---I nave been suffering. for up
wards ct twenty years. with gravel, bladder
aid kidney affection, during &Lich time |
/ lave used various medical preparations, aul
oeen under the treatment OF the most emineut
( Physicians, experiencing but ltJle relief.
Having seen your preparation extensively
advertised, | consul ell with my famiI,
physician in regard 10 using your Extract
; Duchu.
did this because | hal used slf kinds OF
advertised remedies, and had found them
worrhle 5. aud some quite iniuriou in facI
/ despa;red of ever getting we'll and determ-
ned o use no remedies, hereafter unless !
knew OF the Ingredients II was this that
prompred me TO use your remedy. Asyou
atvertised Inat 1t Was composed of bGehu.
cuhehs. and juniper berries. it occurred to
me and my physician rs an excellent COM
3inatIon, ami. with bis u iyce, after an exam
inatlon of the article, and consulting again
with tae druggist ! coneirded to try II.
commenced rs use about eight mouths ago
a. which tim, | wss confined to nv room.
From the first bottle | was astonished ana
grat.fied at the teurfciai effect, and after
using it three weeks. was able to walk ont
J fet much ike writing you full statement
OF my case at the time. but tn { mght nv i'm
provement might only be temporary, and
therefore concluded to defer and see if &
would effect a perfect cure knowing then il
would be of greater value TO you, and more
satisfactory 10 me.
am now able to report that a cure is ef-
fecfed after using the remedy for five
months.
tav ~ eal r
and teet as we'll in ali respects as | ever did.
l9ur 'Bucha being devoid ef any un
pleasant taste AID odor nice tonic and in
vigorator of the system, / do not mean To
be without it whenever occasion NAV reonire
It's use in such affections.
NJ. NJ. MCCORMICK.
Should anv doubt Mr. M'Cormick's state.
men, he refers to the following gentlemen
Hon WM. BIcLEr, ex-Govcrnor. Penna.
. Hon THos. B. FLoEExcE. Philadelphia.
Hon. ). g. KNOX, Judge, Philadelphia. e
Hon J. $. BLACK, Judge, Philsdoiphia.
non D. H. PORTER, ex Governor. Penn'a
lion ELLIS Lewis Judge Philadelphia.
Hon H. Z. GRIER, Judge. U. s. Court
hon. u W. WOODWARD. Judge. Philad'a.
F. Hon A. PoR~ER, City Solicitor. Pkila.
Hon john BIcLER. ex Governor. Cal.
Hon. L. BANKS, Aud Gen, Washington.
And many others, if necessary.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere
beware OF counterfeits. Ask for II HeImbold's.
lake no other. Prioe-Sl % per bottle. or
bottles for $3.50. Delivered to any ad-
dress. Describe symptoms in all communal
cations rs
- address II. I. HELMBOLD. Drug and
chemical Warehouse, 594 Broadway, n Y.
\ ONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE
L up in steel engraved wrapper, with fac
simile of my Chsmicai " ar ehease, and signed
junel-,y 1T HELMBOIp
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Glnta,ua.
New Stare in Patterson

CANCEL STEATER. having purehs,ed
- Levi Becii. &eeps in the ncw Brick Build
ing. Main Street, Patterson, large and ele-
gaat as~orr rn,eri OF Ready Made Clothing
consistinC il part Of
Oeercoufs. F,ro~e touts,
Dress Coaf<. iGatutooas,
Vests, BrGmers, CoRays,
L'a'srsh1ts, Kdadterchi.fs,
ijoots Il, Shoes
And everything ally found il frst class
Gentienan's Furnishing Store.
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TREA T.HENT.

lTslmboll's highly concentrated compound
Extract Bdchu is decidedly one Of the best
remedies for diseases of the bladder, kidneys,
gravel dropsical swellings rheumatism. and
gouty affections. Under This head We have
erranged I'ysnria, or difficulty and pain in
pss.ing water. Scanty Secretion, er small
4ud frequent discharge OF water Ssraugnry
Or stopping of water -: Hemaiuris. or bloody
urne: Gout and Rheumatism Of the KID
neys. without any change IN quantity. bat ia
crease in color, or dark warer. Il was al-
ways highly recommended by the Late DR..
Physick. in these affection
This medicine increases the power Of di
grsiiou, aud exciies the absorheuis iaio
healthy exercise oy which the wa'ery or
caieareogs de?ositioas, aHd all unnatural
enlEr... emerts, rs well as pain anil iEflmnla-
tor. ". reduced and il is iasen hy men wo-
men anI children. Directions for use and
diet accompany.
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FUR MT UH z.

ffe hs. also q lsrg. Rom just opposite
hi, Store .here b. Offers for sale at lox
prices 4 general asSortneB; of
Tables. Chairs. Soias, Lounges. Heistesd..
Mattresses. Trunks. Carpets. etshks, kscss.
and many o;hsrsrtir!e. for house furnishay
SAMUEL SrRAYER
Patterson, arg II, 81.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-01-25
DROPST.

Dropsy is a collection Of water il s0rue
carts of The body, ami bears different names.
.eyorljng to ihe part- affected. viz: when
scperaily dffu-ed over the beiy, it is sailed
Alasaree, wAen of the. abdomen, Asetes J;
shen of the chest, HyGrothorax-
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-01-25
THE GRAV Ell

The gravel ensues from neglect " iznp7o
Ter treatment of the Kidneys. Taese organs
gsiuz weak, the water is not exPslled from
be bladder but allowed TO remain, 1t bo-
comes fegerish, and sediment forms. II is
from this deposit ,ba, the stone is formed,
and gravel ensues.
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SNeairai.
Us. s7or sf 4

End - 4lav e--~-iuCe = 's
5t;ts rgs ff5t Eng .eio.D 81 dsg.r
:. The Kidneys are two in number. situated
at the upper part of the bin, surrounded BY
fat. and consisting OF th.ee PArts. VIZ the
Anterior. the Interior, and the Exterior
b. The anee.i6r absorbs. Interior consists
of tissues or veins, which serve as deposit
for tbie :,rine aud convexiit TO the exterior
the, sater:9r is condqftor siso,iierp'ina'ing
in a sin-letub. and c,ifed the Ureier. IAe
ureter- are connected with the bladder.
Tie bladder is composed Of various cover
inrs or tissues, divided into parts. viz the
-Fppsr. tie Lower, the Neryons. and the Mu-
cons. ghe upyey expels, the lever retains
Mapy haze desire 70 urina'e mitAout The
ab,,ity: others urinate without the ability
20 retain. This frequently occurs in chill
iren
rs cure these affections, we must BRING
mt o action The muscles, which are. engaged
IN their various functions. If they are ne
elected, Gravel or DroPsy may ensue.
The reader must also be made aware. that
however slight may be the attack. it is sure
10 affect the bodily health and mental pow
ers. ~ our aesh and bIood are supported
f,cm tks.e sources -.-r..
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FANCT COUGS

Also i.rge snd carefully selected sssort-
ment Of Fancy Goods. ef I'll c.asses, kin4s and
qualities, sli Of ~hich .I:i be sold a. the low
est possible living prices.
Ldaiss' G6ter, Gr9 Sho,s.
He also iavites the attention Of toe ladies
TO ais iine stock Of CATERS AND SHOES,
rhich be viii sell 81 prices cefying sonpeti-
:Ioa.
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WATCHES \ yEysELEY.


Goid tTd .'i.rsr Wa'-1r,.
Egr yinys, PiasH ,Di Fancy rings.
Watch Keys. ladies and SENS Breast Pins.
Gold rerssud Pencils, SC, which at .sis ti,ss
form ihc largest and bes, ,sscrtmsnl in thu
ceunsr.
PEA. All ths above yoot. VIII n. .oli chssp
er than any DINER store in the United states
If you don't h-ii.v. il. jus, give aim ca.
and BE ccnvincct Of ;hs ;ruth eitAs assertion
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-01-25
New tn and Steve Establishment
PerysyWe, Jsaiata County, "a

SEW undersigned has opened on: a new
n Tin ami Stove Estabhf fhment in TIE room
on Rsllrosd Street, next door TO the Tn-ca-
rors Hotel, where he would be pleased to see
all who are in want of finware. Stoves. sc.
tie viii also give prompt attention 10 all or
ders for Roofing. Spnuiing and Jobbing, ali
of which he guarantees 10 put up with the
hest of ms, erisl aud in a workEis mike Inaa-
nsr. Having mad over ten years experience
in the business be far'ers himself that he
can give entire satisfaction to the public.
lie keeps on h2nd the celebrstcd Nimrod
Cook Stove, sh;ch is the hest haker, mos
econ Jmiesl and heaviest plated stove EoS in
use. He will keep on hand the orientsl
Heaters, and general assortment of the best
Stoves manufactured JOHN DUNBAR.