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IMPoTENcY, Mental and Physical lncapacity
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-02-12

Mail Train north and south. Fast Line
north, Pacific Express south, Erie Express
south, and Baltimore Accommodation south,
Niagara Express north and south. Northern
Express north and Cincinnati Express south
daily except Sunday.
Erie Mail north to Williamsport, Cincinna-
ii Express north and Fast Line south leave
daily.
Erie Mail south, daily except Monday
Erie Mail south connects at Harrisburg with
Fast Line south for Baltimore.
Niagara Express south connects at Harris
burg with Cincinnati Express south for Bal
timOre:
Erie Express south connects at Harrisburg
with Pacific Express south for Baltimore.
Erie Mail north connects at Williamsport
daily except Sundays, for ,Elmira, Canandai-
qua, Rochester, Buffalo and Suspension
Bridge.
For further information apply at the Ticket
Office in the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot.
ALFRED X. FlSKE
General Superintendent.
Harrisburg, Oct. %, 1872.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-02-12
H,:aicai.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes of a Laxative
Medicine.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-02-12
DR.. RAILWAYS
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Cona,ion Inward Files Fgn-s of the Blosd In the Head
Aiity of The Stomach, NAUSEA, Heartburn, Disgust Of Food,
Eulness Weight in the Stomach Erurop, sinking
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Hurried and D-Gl. Breathing Fut,erng Iissr Choking
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Vision, Dot. Wet iors IL. Sight Fever and Duli Fap
the He.d Deficiency Of Prsiiracn. y-own- # the skin
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Heat. burning in the Flesh.
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-02-12

r@ Handbills for public sales printed on
short notice at the SENTINEL OFFICE.
All kinds Of Job Work neatly executed.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-02-12
kidney & Bladder Complaints,

nsvERLY. Mss. Iuly a, 1883.
Ia. EA-v,r:-fhaye h1i Ovarian Tumcr the
hSsis Ali IN. there help
thing that recommended lut rothsg helped
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

STRONG AND PtRE RICH RIOOD-INCREAS Sr.
OF FLESH AND WEIGlIT-CLEAR SKIN AND
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Perhaps no ono me,ii-
cine is so universally re-
quired by everybody as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before so UNIVERSAL
ly adopted into use, in
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
Pill. The obvious rea-
son is, that it is 4 more re-
liable AMI far more effec-
tual remedy than any
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-08-29
FOREIGN.
Spanish Affairs.

MADRID, Aug. pa despatch from Ali
c'nte to-day says that the nsurgent iron-clad
frgates Numancia and Mendez Nunez. left
Cartagena harbor Sunday, and proceeded to the
offing to attack the Spanish republican fleet I'M
der Admiral Lobas. The government vessels
couldn't be found and the. usurgent squadron
returned t. Cartagena. The Numancia and
Mendez Nunez are now posted at the entrance
of the baabor, with steam up ready for immed-
late action.
Vice Admiral Yelverton, commander of the
British Mediterranean squadron, still retains
possession of the ntransigonte vessels Victoria
and Almanac, which were captured off Nlala-
90. The intransigentes in Cartagena are very
absolute aud are rendering the place impregna-
BILE. Their only danger is FROM the internal
dscord. Members of the moderate party have
requested the foreign consuls to obtain amues-
ty from the Madrid government.
Cartagena is completely invested on the land
side by the Republican troops under General
Martinez Campus
1T is reported that a mutinous spirit prevails
in the squadron under Admiral Lobas.
MADRID, Aug 28.-The artillelymen of the
Barcelona garrison who mutinitd AID endeav-
ored to bring about general revolt, have been
tried. Twelve are sentenced to death and thr-
ty to transportation. ,r8
The cargo landed on the coast OF Biscay by
steamer Deerhound, consisted of condemned
American small arms.
The gov ernment has Information which leads
to the belief that the Carlsts and Intranigentes
are acting IN concert.
BAYoNNE, Aug. 28.-Don Carlos has issued
stringent order against interference by his forces
with railroad communication. The peualty of
death Is decreed for the violation Of this order.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-08-29
Fac following were the quotations of Government
Uonaestic Markets.

New YORK. Aug. -Evemng---Cotton sc higher
sales 81 bales Middling uplanls at 205c. Flour is
Hoop Ohio 3 q 50; Western 5 90 a so; South
erD 8 80 a 10 70. Wheat l q &c betcr sales 5000
bush; No2 Milwaukee 50; No do A, q Al; Nos
AMI Mixed isa q 40. Corn heavy; sales 1885,
900 bush; steamer Mixed Western at 55 a. 575c sail
IS @ 59c Gas tirmer; sales $4,000 bush; White IVES
tern 4G q 4sc; Western mixed Al q 45c. Beef quiet.
Pork weak sales 200 bbls mess at II rs a is co.
Lard is active sales sou tcs steam at Lice; kettle
SIC Butter quiet; Ohio l6 q 25c; State 26 az 32c-
tarolina at 81 q SIC. Sugar is very FIRM sales 650
hhds and 300 boxes; refining at 81 a ss"; Cuba 8Sc
Coffee is quiet; Laguayra 2lt q 2Z1c; Rio 2U4 q 22tc
Molasses is quiet; clayed IS e s5c; New Orleans S
q est; Porto Rico 80 q Coo; Muscovado u a Doc.
s s sd sb :, STi hr at 4 g i EOsn re
crude 6sc; refined 16i q 6sc, Tallow is firm; sales
40 900 ID at 81 q 7-l6p.
Freights to Liverpool firm; Grain per steam 12l a
l3d, - y
pIices good to choice extra Spring 80 a. CO., Min
,ta Spring % a IS. Wheat active and higher
q 1888; do all the year SO a 39t; No at 23l on
spot aud % to arrive next week. No Spring at u
a 123; rejected at OIL. Corn in fair demand and
lower at 500 40c for No mixed on spot seller
Aug; 4ot q log for seller Sept i2c do Oct high mix
et 4O4 q 4Isc; rejected 37sc. Oats opened firm but
closed dull md easier; No cash at 2sc seller sept
opening; No at 7lic, but closed easier at o.t y use
Barley steady; No Fall cash IL (g u; NO 8
ed Pork steady al 16 124 cash. Lard steady at &c
On SPOT. Bulk meats and Bacon quiet and unchang-
ed: no sales hiskey firm and in fair demand at
1 on; generally held at Of.
LAKE Freig,ts steady and unchanged; Corn to Buff
falo "a ne; to Kingston i41c.
Keceipls-6,OO0 oois -four, 5000 bush wheat, OIL
QUO u!h corn, $1,000 bush oats 5000 bush rye 0ou
bash barley,
Shipmeats--4OoO obls -our, 2ns 900 bush whoa, 1os
900 push corr 4socU bush oats, 1000 bush rye SocO
bush barley, 5000 hogs. ~ ''O'
CINCINNATI, Aug 2S.-Pork at 10 90 bid. IA % asr-
ed Lard dull; steam at &c; city Kettle held at sac
Bulk Meats quiet; shoulders at 8 a Sac; clear Fiji
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-08-29

G. A. r. ExcURsIoN.-Thc annual exc ur-
sion of Post Bosworth, 6. A. R., came off yes
terday, at Little Hog Island, About one hun
bred members and invited guests left the city
at 915 on the steamer Express. The day was
lovely and the members in the best of spirits.
Upon arriving at the Island breakfast was first
in order. This was gotten up by Arnold
and Pollard the caterers for the day. After rega-
ing the inner man the special orders of the
day were announced. Base ball. foot ball, and
other light exercises tested the muscle of the
braves. AT o'clock, dinner was announced to
as hungry a set of men as is often found togeth-
er. The dinner consisted of clam-bake 1t
is enough to say that it was all that could be
asked for. Two features made memorable the
afternoon, court martial and target shooting.
Comrades Houston and Sawyer were taken in
charge by provost guard, carried before a
court martial, over which Judge Advocate r,
Winship presided, tried and sentenced--Hous-
ton to be shot in forty -ive minutes; Sawyer to
be used as target for the augur brigade. Both
sentences were carried out to the letter, and the
boys declared that their ghosts stallked around
the camp before their return home. Three priz-
es were offered at the target shooting. First a
tortoise shell watch chain, which was won by
Comrade Skilings; second, bunch of gold
watch charms Won by j. III. p. Merrill; third.
sett Of metal sleeve buttons, won by hon
orary member A. @. Leach. For the poorest
shoot there was offered a pair of elegant tin
shoulder straps, got up in A. T. Moses best
style. This prize was awarded to John Yeaton,
Jr., The presentation speech was made by
Col. Roberts. One man was carried to the sur
geon's tent dead; he was buried by squad de-
tailed for the purpose, but he didn't incline to
stay dead worth fig, and persisted in return
ing home with the Post.
Taken altogether the excursion was one of
the racests on the records of the post
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-08-29

MELANCHOLY AccIDENT.-Yesterdaym morn
ing Mr.. Nathaniel Dyer residing near the Cape
Lights came into this city and started on bis re-
turn home in the afternoon, with his horse and
wagon. About o'clock party who had been
to the Lights, on their return discovered the
body of Mr.. Dyer on the road side, dead, his
face badly bruised, large pool of blood near
him, and, it was supposed, his neck broken.
The neighbcrs in the vicinity were notified and
a messenger was sent to the family of Mr..
Dyer, which brought one of his sons to the place,
which was about two and half miles from bis
home. A coroner was Immediately sent for
from the city.
1t is supposed that Mr. Dyer, while in a
state of intoxcaton:was thrown or fell from his
wagon and was instantly killed. A bottle of
run was found lying near him. His age was
about sixty years and he leaves wife and six
children
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-08-29

sides 81 q 9sc with sales of 100000 fbs Bacon ia
seay; shoulders at yic clear lib sides lOic; clear
sides 104c. Whiskey active anu higher at CSC
1ol xuO. Ang. 28.-Flou firm md In fair demani
Wheat shade better; extra White Michigan at 20
IL on on SPOT and seller Aug at 55 seller Sept at
46i; No 1 Red 464 q II; No 10 on spot al I;
seller Aug Al; No 8 do AZ; rejected do Il. Corn
dull and lower high Mixed spot 46lc; seller Oct
4SIc; low Mixed 46tc; Whi'e 5Oc. Oats rirm and in
fair demand; NJ 1 at 36c; No 9 at &c.
Freights firm and unchanged.
Recepts-O,0OO bbls -four, $4,000 bush wheat, A.
bush corn, 5000 bush oats.
Sbipments-0.OOO bbis -four, $4,000 bush wheat, TO-
OO0bush CORE. s., 900 bush oats.
DETROIT. Aug. 2s.--Flonr Is quiet and unchanged
at 3 p q so. Wheat steady; extra opeLed at 60
and closed at Coy; Amber Michigan at i5l. Com
Mol
kecepts.S,O0o Ibis -four, $4,000 bush wheat. 5000
bush corn, 5000 bash oats
ShpmeDts-2000 bbls flour 1000 bush wheat, 5000
tush corn, 5000 bush oats
Freights-tO Oswego Zoe
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-08-29
MINOR VS.,

Beane, the conductor of the coal train on the
Chicago and Alton iilroad, which caused the
recent terrible loss of life at Lamont. ILL.,, was
arrested and committed to Jail Thursday.
The Gloucester, Mass, fire is supposed to be
incendiary.
An English firm has refused to accept the
medals of the Vienna Exposition.
During the past three months the French
railroads have sold 100000 tickets to religious
pilgrims.
Pike, a Baltimore base ballist, beat trotting
horse on q WAGER Thursday.
The specie shipments from New York, yes
terday, amounted to $114,751.
The New York police broke up prize fl ght
yesterday, and arrested the principals, John c.
Donovan and James Murray aud two other per-
sons.
j. ii. Rasapquert cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank of Poughkeepsie, committed sui
eide Yesterday morning
John O'Brion of New Brunswick. Secretary
of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union, died
Wednesday.
The bailion in the Bank of England has de-
creased 100000 during the past week.
The New York police commissioners are com
planned of because they suppress documents
which belonged to the public.
Stephen Donigae, of Lowell. took bug pois-
son by mistake Wednesday night and led.
Emmett Warren of Oxford, Mrss., was jam
med off a freight train on the Norwich road
had both feet crushed so as to make amputation
The French council is considering how to
meet the trouble growing out OF the high price
of bread.
The boiler of the steamer Belle Vernon ex.
ploded on the Mississippi, Thursday, killing
four persons and injuring several others.
But two cases of Yellow fever are thus far
reported in New Orleans.
Daniel Burnett, one of the oldest newspaper
publishers, died in Paterson, N. j., Thursday
aged Y years.
Tbara 10 n rou IN tba M;sc.ss;nn; Ponuhl;oon
Convention. Alcorn won't support Ames, and
will probably run as an independent candidate
against him.
Riots have occurred at Leipsig, Austria, in
which number Of persons were injured.
The British government has decided to send
an exp dition against the Ashantees.
In the 30 race at Beacon Park, Thursday,
for $1,000, Lothair was the winner in 2. 81 2. 32l
2.33, 2.35.
Six men were seriously injured to-day and
two locomotives wrecked on the Vandalia rail-
road by the collision of q gravel and paymas-
ter's trains.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-08-29
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Destructive Fire i'm Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER, Aug. ga destructive fire
broke out shortly after midnight in wooden
block on Court, near Hancock street, which
rapidly worked westerly, consuming four or
five adjoining biuckr. The flames then trt
the roof of the Cape Aun Advertiser building
which is of brick, burning downward to the
second story. Among the suffers are Proctor &
Brother, publishers Of the Cape Ann Adyertis-
or, printers and Stationers; f. Hall & Co.,
uel, fancy goods; S D. Barrett clothing; Alex
ander Patello, dry goods; R. G. Lawrence,
clothing; E. H. Ring & Co., boots and shoes;
John GRAHAM, clothing ;also two families burn
ed out
Several of the parties saved most of their
goods. The fire was got under at o'clock. The
loss is estimated at $4,000
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-08-29

The majority of vessels ashore whose names
are not given are small fishing schooners which
have generally been smashed up beyepd all
hope OF identihcation- The whole number of
disasters to vessels at Cow Bay amount to ffty
SIX, including vessels ashore aud dism lsted =
So far as ascertaned but one life was lost that
of pilot whose name is unknown, the ''Wel-
come Return" the only loaded schooner in
gale, the crew of the brig G.. j. Troop, being in
great danger from the tremendous seas break
ing over the vessel Capt. Macarthur had a boat
hauled over the sands distance of two miles
and launched to succor the exposed crew. The
boat was manned BY Capt Macarthur Ralph
Candor and Capt. Martell, and these brave
fellows were successful in saving lives of those
on board, eight in number who would in all
probability have peiished.
After this the gallant boats crew started to
the rescue of the crew of the Pomona, but their
boat swamped and they had to return. The
crew subsequently was safely landed. The eff
fects are terrible. Not in the memory of any
resident has such destruction been known. A
breakwater WAS erected at an enormous outlay
The sea played fearful havoc with it, All the
new work and portion of the old are gone
The docks are also destroyed. The damage to
wharves mentioned is expected to reach nearly
100000, while the other damages, including
shipping will probably foot up over S100,0G0.-
1t IS expected that over one hundred vessels
have been ashore at the several harbors of Cape
Breton.
Eight vessels are ashore at Guysborolgh, aud
every wharf in the harbor there and a large
number OF stores are destroyed.
IN Altigonish county many barns are scatter
ed to the winds and the destruction to crops is
immense
Thre is great excitement in North Sydney, C.
B., where the disasterons effects of the gale
were so severely felt. The Presbyterian church
was lifted thirty feet. The telegraph Office and
six bridges were carried away 1t is estimated
the damage to shipping at Sydney is $75,000.-
1t is thought many lives are lost, but it is
impossible to obtain complete list of the cas-
uaitieS. The schn .ner Samuel Jones is ashore
at Cheti Camp, G. b. The schooner Flirt is
ashore at Guysboro with cargo lost. 1t is re-
ported that upwards of thirty vessels are
ashore at Point Caledonia, q. B: The schooner
Chester was also wrecked at Cow Bay All the
vessels were d:smasted and beached. A large
number of French fishing shooners which had
taken refuge there during the gale were crush
ed by coming in contact with other vessels and
swamped. When the gale commenced there
were forty vessels in the harbor OF Cow Bay
About p. N. they all beg IN to drift and by
o'clock of the 30 IN sight of steamer Alph, all
but two were alrift. Scarcely single sailing
vessel escaped damage.
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NEW YORK.
Criminal Carelessness ON Steam DO

CRIMINAL CareaessHess on steam DOatss
NRw YORK, Aug. ga Washington Des-
patch says that since the WawaSset disaster a
private examini ton Of passenger and freight
steamers running out of Baltimore and plying
between intermediate landings, in Chesapeake
Bay has been made, showing that not one of
the boats was equipped as the law provides. One
boat, carrying as many passengers as the Wa
wasset had 40 life preservers aad yet had a
proper certificate. On one boat the engineer
tended the bar, and waited on the customers
while the fireman smoked pipe on the bow OF
the boat and the captain went to sleep.
Heavy CONCEAL DefaIeat,on.
BY an official inspection of the books of the
city treasury of BrooBlyn, a defalcatiop of over
500, 900 was ascertained to have been perpetra-
ted by M. L. Rodman, late treasurer. The
amount however is fully secured by the bonds
men of both Rodman aud the city treasurer
Sprague, so that the city will not lose anything
Rodman is under surveillance, being confined
to mis- house by sickness, and will be arrested
tomorrow. The defalcation was the result of
operations in which he and the late Mr.. Mills
were mutually interested.
Later-City treasurer Sprague has made over
all his property to the city, and this together
with the notes of his bondsmen will fully cover
the amount stolen by deputy Rolmau.
1t was reported IN Brooklyn that Rodman
would be secured before sundown and lodged in
Raymond street Jail The arrest it was under
stood was to be made on the affidavit of city
treasurer IL ldlicu Ut uO BIZ the
comptroller actuary under the advice of the
corporation counsel who would get a warrant
out for the arrest of Rodman.
On the other hand prominent officials say
they don't dare to lay a finger on Rodman, for
he knows too much for themand they are afraid
ne will tell all if they threaten to make him
scape-goat 1t is also alleged to shield this al
legged ring of spectators that the deficiency will
be quietly met by parties who are directly re-
sponsible for the safe custody of city bonds.
City Treasurer Sprague of Brooklyn, made a
formal complaint against ex-depuGy city treas
urer M, L. Rodinan for embezzling sos, 900 of
the funds Of the city treasury. Mr.. Rodman
was tonight placed under arrest and TWO de-
tectives are detailed to watch him at his resi-
dence.
Various Matters.
Jos. Platte the other villain, who with Zeig-
ler,outraged the little girl at Newton Greek, was
arrested last night, and was to-day commit ted
to Jail. Threats of lynchng him are freely
made by citizens of Williamsburg.
The Fenian convention winch has been hold
ing secret sessions here this week. was visited
tonight by delegate from Ireland, who is said
to have reported favorable progress of the order
there.
Carl Schultze shot Mary Schriebe in her room
BECAUSE she refused to marry him. He then
shot himself in the head, probably fatally. The
wound which is in the nee is not fatal. She
had husband in Europe.
A tenement house on Forsyth street was dam
aged by fire $1,000.