SENTINEL & 11EPUBUCAX
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-V 5IIFFLIXT0WN.
Wednesday. April 2, 1874.
,'B. SCn WE I Eli.
' kiitoa kfQ raorairroa.
Certain parts of the State of Ten
nessee were visited bj heavy rain
tortus last week'. Ilivers overflowed
Ifasir basks to a degree unknown since
1347- .Oil
Titer have Lad a case of real ere-
niation in Philadelphia. Tbe body of ,a!so of th)J Uon A WasbbHnijof Cal
Ueorge Opeldjke was burned to asbes ifornia, who was formerly minister to
at bis father's residince, No. 194 North I Iar,gulJ. ,nd mlso of (jenerB Cad
Fuurth street last Friday, tbe 17th. wa-(jer C. Washburn, of Wisconsin,
Tbe ashes of the n were derosited jong , membeT of Congress and Gov
inanurw, on tbe aides of which tbejertKirof tilat State. He was born at
data of birtb and tbe time of the deatb WinchenJon, Maw., in 1820, and grad
f the young man were inscribed. uate(, ,t yaIe Co51ege in l844. ghort-
All of Governor Ilaitranr.' p- ly alter leaving college he engaged in
poiutwenta unjer tbe new judicial bill j the manufacturing business, with which
were rejected eicepting that of Mr. j bo"'11 remains connected, and he has
Orvis. He beinz a Demociat, that ! ' "DT Jears been president of
party in the Senate voted for Liui.
The Republican nominees they v..ted
gainst. The Republicans do not have
a two-third vote tu tbe Senate. A two
third vote in that body is necessary
under the new Constitution to coufirm
a nomination.
Tnc social evil question bas become
a tLeuic fur discussion generally, through
the instrumentality of a bill offered by
a member of the Legislature, proposing
to license bouses of prostitution. Such
a proposition is too liceatims to dis
cuss. It is the duty of ail who regard
the parity of themselves, their families
and friends, to frown down any and
every attempt at the institution of such
a system of prostitution.
Tub remaiukof Dr. Livingstone have
been received in England. The great
est of public respect is cianifcsted for
tbe deceased explorer and traveler.
The fears at one time entertained that
a statement of his late discoveries bad
never been forwarded to his country
men are di'Delled by a letter from 6'an
lej, stating tint when he retnrned fiotn
Africa be bore with him ta Miss Liv
ingstone, tbo Doeipra eldest daughter,
a sealed account of bis explorations and
discoveries. So, in all probability, tbe
reading world will soon have li.'id before
them the wunders of Dr. Lifingsrone's
long researches.
Tue State of Arkausas bas been la
boring tiirough a great excitement, oc
casioned by two men, named respect
ively Baxter and Brooks, trying to act
as Governor, and each trying to Mjuelcb
the other. These men had bceu candi
dates fur tbe position of Governor at
tbe late election. Baiter was inaugu
rated. Brooks declared that he bad
been elected through fraud, and com
menced a contest fur the place. The
case was in the courts. . Last Wednes
day, by a piece of 'sharp practice" on
the art of counsel for lirouks, a
"judgment of ouster" was obtained,
and Governor Baiter vas forcibly led
out of the Executive Chamber. Brooks
took bis place and proceeded to arm his
adherents at once. Baxter established
Lib headquarters in a hotel not far re
piovcd from the Car-itol, and from thence
issues orders as Governor of the State.
He also bas been arming bis friends.
Bulb parties have a?ked aid from the
General Government. Tbe Attorney
General of the L'nited States Geo. H.
Williams has despatched that the
United States authorities cannot, under
tbe circumstances, interfere ; that the
contestants should settle the dispute,
but that tbe Uuited States troops at
Little llcck should see that LlooJabed
does not follow.
In consequence of recent statements that
certain bounty laws hare recently been
passed by Congress, the Second Auditor's
i-fliee is flooded by letters of inquiry and
n qm-Mi for pner blanks lor applicants
Up to the pn-scnt tune no bounty law has
been passed by the ptescnt Congress.
The above is taken from the Press of
the 17th inst., and is the true state of
the facts, notwithstanding claim agents
in different parts of the country arc
sending out circulars to soldiers all over
the State and requesting them to send
in their discbarge papers to them at
once, in order to secure bounties and
pensions. Soldiers would do well to
pay no attention to tbese oircnlars, and
if they have claims to collect, place
them in tbe bands of some one with
whom they are acquainted. No law, as
yet, bas been passed at this session of
Congress, granting additional bounties
or pensions, and those who solicit busi
ness of this kind before tbe passage of
any law authorizing payment of such
claims, are not generally the most reli
able persons tu entrust with business of
that kind.
No women are hereafter, as hereto
fore, to be permitted to preach, pray,
or exhort" in public meetings of the
"resbyterian eburcbe in Brooklyn, the
Prcibytery of that eitj bavin so re
solved in re-affirmation of a "deliver
ance" of the denomination adopted io
132. The case which bas evoked this
oWision is the famous one of Misn
Smiley, who made an address some time
go in Dr C'y ler's church. Tbe result
of the controversy, which is of long
standing, and bas attracted mach at
tention, will be a disappointment to a
very large class of people. Clearly, if
women hare no right to preach, pray,
or exhort and a teach the word of God,
they bare do right to be present where
audi things are done. Prest.
Three hundred families of MeDncn
ites are expected to arrive at St.
James, Minn., about tbe middle of next
awotb, and to settle between St.
Jsserand Mountain Lake.
Last Friday tbe legislature of Maa
eacbnscUa elected a Uuited States Sen
ator. Governor Win. B.-WasLburt
was elected to fill tbe vacancy occa
sioned bj the deatb of Charles Sumner.
Tbe Hon. William B. Washburn,
whose election to tbe United States
Senate terminates the long struggle
il,. X.n.fnr Snn.nor'a mi
belongs to ths family whose members
have figured so coC'pictousIy in tbe
recent history of lbs country. He is a
brother of the Hon. E. B. Waahbiua,
of Illinois, now minister to France ;
the Greenfield Bank. He has served
in both branches of tbe Legislature,
with credit to himself and satisfaction
to bis constituents. In 1862 be was
chot.cn a Representative in Congress,
and was re-elected at every election
until 1872, when lie became Governor
of Massachusetts. 11 is chief service
in Congress was as chairman of the
(louse Committee on Clattrs, a difficult
and laborious position, which be .filled
with strict integrity, great capacity,
and unfailing conscientiousness, lie
had tbe entire confidence of bis associ
ate in Congress, and invariably won
the regard and respect cf all upright
per sou s with whom be came in contact.
In 1371 be was nominated for Gover
nor by the Republicans, after a strug
gle against Gen. IS. F. Butler, which
was one of the most famous in oar po
litical history, being renominated and
re-elected in the two succeeding years.
He is regarded as a man of the highest
personal put it y, not specially gifted
with oratorical powers, but cipable of
making a plain and straightforward
speech, addressed to tbe calm judg
ment and moral conscience of bis
bearers.
New York is exercised over the
following attempt to defraud a life
insurance company. The ease is stated
thus in tbe papers :
On March 23th, the Board of Health
issued a permit for the burial of the
body ef Louisa Germs, aged 23 years,
wbo bad died that day at the house of
I)r. Uhling, No. 160 Elridge street,
and on whose certificate of the caase of
death the burial permit was granted
The funeral nd lunal followed, but it,, y Md we, gQ dQcjng M ,h
was eoon rumored that Lblingand Miss' w. Answer soon.
was eoon rumored ma c unogauu .jis-
Germs had been afhanced, and tbat
I' h ling bad taken oat a joint policy of
ten thousand dollars in the Merchants'
Life Insurance Company, which policy
was to revert to him in cae ol ber
death. Suspicions followed teat her
death was the result of malpractice and
an affidavit to this effect was mad? acd
submitted to the coroner, lie sent for
L'hling, who expressed a great sorrow
for her death, and insisted that she had
died i natcral death. The Insurance
Company was not satisfied, and the cor
oner ordered tbe body to be exhumed,
and issued a warrant for the arrest of
Ubling, be to await the lesult of tbe
inveet'gation. Tbe disinterment took
place, and the coffin was taken to the
morgue and opened, when instead of
the body were fonnd only nine bricks,
wrapped in paper and kept in place by
laths. Charles Fink, undertaker, was
arrested. -The Doctor wis arrested at
220 East Twenty-fifth street, where he
was fouud secreted under bis bed. In
his residence IGO Elridge street, the
police arretted a woman G5 yeats of
age, who gave the name of Marie De
Uagnicki, and a young man named Aa
rel De Ivanyi, who claims to be ber
nrpbew. Search among effects, which
were being packed up, cards and plates
were fonnd proving tbat Ubling's real
name was Ernest De ISagnicki, and the
woman was his wife. Bagnicki appears
to be a member of a noble Hungarian
family, and bas lived in New York city
since 1854. He has been in several
bad scrape;, and was tried twice before
for swiudiiug, but escaped.
Max Shot. A colored man named
Eli Barker, shot another named Bassi!
Bell, of this place, on Saturday night.
It appears that the "gay and festive"
Bassi! had been in tbe habit of visiting
the domicile of Eli during bis absence,
and bigan to be a little too familiar
with the lady thereof, and on Saturday
night Eli met bim on the street, and
wanted to know whether be intended to
stop bis visits, when Basil got a little
excited and said some things that raised
de ambition" of Eli, ho pulled out a
revolver and shot at bim, tbe ball
striking bim in the hand, inflicting an
ngly wound. On Sunday morning Eli
was arrested and lodged in jail. un
ingdon Globe.
It is a singular fact that when tbe
funfral of tbe late Senator Sumner was
passing through the streets of Boston,
some obstruction in the way compelled
the beaf.se to remain standing for about
ten minutes directly in front of the resi
dence of the lady wbo had once been
tbe dead man's wife.
The latt Edwin Forrest and his wife
were legaly separated twenty-five years
ago.' lie died a short time since,
wealthy and childless. Recently bis
divorced wife, who survives bim, ef
fected a settlement with bis executors
who agree to give her $93,000k provi
ded she relinquishes all farther claims
to tbe estate.
SHORT ITEMS.
' . ".
" Hasting, Minnesota, bast sasfc, door
and bliud factor; run bj a wind mill.
Forepaugh's lioness nearlj scalped a
boy iii Baltimore wbo fooled ' around
rjj Z-''
. .
It d that Cambria has a female
I constable and that no man objects to
I being arrested.
Near Atlanta two women were split
ting wood. The ax flew oiT tie handle
and killed one of them - -
A Missouri nan has eered to live
orty days without food, if any ruie will
give bim$.W0 for doing it. No offers.
6
Tbe divorced wife of tbe late Sena-
o L i
... uuu.-ic, - .
torn? ber maiden name, Alice Mason.
W alker Dawson, of South Carolina,
undergoing imprisonment for Knklu'x
crimes, bas been pardoned by tbe Pres
ident. John McGinley was nearly killed at
an oil refinery near Freeport, last week
by a:i oil barrel dropping on his bead
from an upper story.
Black-leg is "creating considerable
havoc among tbe cattle in Calhoun eo.,
Iowa. A pieco of saltpeter the size of
a walnut given to each animal is a rem
edy. Bobbs complains that bis wife is an
inflationist. She blows him np every
day, and makes him circulate until be
actually feels that be is beyond re
demption. The champion forgiver lives in Terre
Haute, Ind. He baa taken bis wife
back after five elopements with as many
different men. But be bas confiden
tially suggested tbat the thing ia be
coming slightly stale.
Tbe French Assembly ia considering a
provision that every new born child
shall have its name and the date of ita
birth tatooed on its arm. The object I
is to facilitate identification. j
Mrs. Twitchell, wife of Twitcbell,!
who murder his mother-iu-law in Phil- j
abclphia, says his mother carried $15, !
000 in notes, in two bags, in ber bo-'
som, tbe morning of tbe day she was
murdered. Tbe money was never
found.
A Troy cremationist asis, wouldn't
it be pleasant to receive a dispatch
something like this some day:
Dear Mother William died at
noon to day. Ashes by mail. Tours,
in sorrow i
Joax Smith.
An Indianapolis girl closes a love
letter with :
The ring is round, the dish is square.
and we'll be married the next State
r : ni . k i - .
iutr. xne ceu tnau rioe, me arnm
e
wa?
An alleged lunatio was consigned (o
an asylunin by his wifo and frieuds.
A gentleman Paid to a lady wbo doubt
ed the victim's insanity, "What do you
think, madam, of his I ting on bis back
in the barnyard and permiting bens to
feed off bis body?" "Why, nothing
more," responded the lady, "than tbat
like many other married men, be was
hen- pecked."
Llow'stLLs! They've been telling
ns all along that men could get work
and that women couldn't. Says an ex
change. Ilenry Wallace, of Brooklyn,
bad been working in a Little Falls
knitting mill as a girl, under the name
of Bertha Rollins. When be announ
ced bis intention of leaving, seven
young Ken smitten with his charmes
grew melancholy. Bertha went to Ot
sego, where the sex was discovered.
Wallace stated that be bad been em
ployed as a waiter girl in a New York
saloon. lie says he assumed tbe dress
of a girl, because be could obtain em
ployment, and in male attire he could
nut.
Shot bt a Constable. Sunday a
week (5th inst.,) an affair took place at
Broad Top City, this county, whicb
may result in the death of John Welch,
a miner by occupation.
It anneara that affairs in Welch fam-
rr
ilj were not as sinoothlj running as
they should, in fact, were in such a
condition that Esq. Canty, upon the
complaint of Mrs. Welch, issued a war
rant for his (We) arrest, and placed it
in the hands of Constable William Car
rigan, wbo summoned two deputies,
named Chilcote and Flick, and on the
day above named proceeded to arrest
Welch. . Carrigan, of course, served
the warrant, when he (W.) became
abusive, declaring be would not go,
whereupon a souffle ensued. Welch
succeeJed in freeing himself from the
Constable and was making off, when
Carrigan informed him escape was im
possible and be must go, whereupon
Welch threw his hand back toward a
hip pocket in which he usually carried
a revolver, when Carrigan drawing a
revolver, fired at bim. Welch then
took off h s coat and said he would
die like a man," when Carrigan again
fired, aud Welsh fell. Doe of the balls
took effect is tbe shoulder and the othtr
in tbe back.
Welsh was taken to an adjoining
bouse and surgical assistance summon
ed. A day or two afterward Esq.
Canty went to Welch, took bis deposi
tion in the premises and placed a war
rant for the arrest of Carngan and
Chilcote, in Constable Edward Datum's
hands. Mr..D. arrested the parties on
Wednesday, and lauded thera in Fort
Houck, on Thursday, where tbey await
their trial. . Welch's condition is pro
nounced dangerous.
Andrew Flick, the ether depnty, was
arrested and brought to 11 un ting Jon on
Saturday. .
. Welsh' condition was better yester-
( day morning. Htinlingn'o Monitor.
yew Advertisement.
Administrator notice.
Estate of Umax Haven, deceased.
LETTERS of Administration on the es
tate of Isaac Hawn, lata of the Ik
ough of Perrysville, deceased, having becri
granted to tbe undersigned, all persona in
debted to the said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same to
make them known without deluv to
: : . . SAMUEL BUCK,
apr22 Administrator,
Administrator's notice." i
Estate of Emanuel Spicher. dictated.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Letters of
Administration on the estate of Eman-
nel Spicher, late of naiker township, de-
ceased, have been gr&itctf to the under-
! A" 7n'' ind,b.ted tu. d
i Ute are requested to make immediate pay-
t ment, and lhosr having claims will please
i present them duly antbentkated for ttlc-
' menl
SAMUEL F.SIEBER,
- t. Administrator.
Notice to Contractors. -
SEALED PROPOSALS will be weired
at ita (tore at C. Bartlev, in Siittlin
town, up to T I' ESI) AT, MAf 12, at
li o'clock nouo, at which place plans and
speculations can bo seen fur building a
Church in thr borough of Patterson, tbe
building committee reserving tbe right to
reject any or all bid.
Rkv. A. L. REEFER,
Rev. S. W. S KlliEKT,
, - - W. S. CONNER,
D. A. DOUOHMAN,
apr23 . Committer.
notice to Contractors
SEALED PKOPOSAL3 will be received
bv the School Board of Delaware town
ship, up to FKIDAT, MAT 1., 1974, at 12
o'clock noon, foe trie building of a new
School Hucse in Hurts Valley, on the prop
erty of laid I'iniui, hi Delaware township,
Juniata county, Pa. Pliu and specifica
tions can be seen by applying to the Secre
tarv of the School Board.
UKIAII SHUJf AX, See's.
AprH 22, 1874.
Three School Teachers Wanted
iu each county for the Spring and Sum
mer, f ISO per montb. Send tor
circular giving lull particulars. ZEIGLES
fc VcCl KDY Philadelphia, Pa.
The Shortest Koote te Fertnne I
SISO.OOO GIVEN AWAY!
$100 000 FOR O.XLT 92.50 1
GRAXD.LEGAL GIFT C05CERT
In aid of a Jnvenil Reform Sckfl at
Learentrortk, iuintat.
DRAWING APRIL 80, 187.
One Prize guaranteed in every package
ol 11 tickets. Single tickets, $2.M; o
for $12; llforl'-o. But few ticket left ,
and, as onr sales are rapid, purchasers
should order at once. Any money ar
riving too Ute wil! be returned. Good,
reliable Agents wanted everywhere. For
full particulars, address
SIMON ABEJ.ES,
Leavenworth, Kan.
FLOWERS.
C. G. A LLE3, offors his surp.ns stock of
CHOICE MIXED GLAD10LAS
at wholesale for $1 per 100, $20 per 1,000.
Sent by ei press upon receipt ot price.
Send lor catalogue. Address
C. L. ALLEN, Queens, . V.
FLORENCE.
7"Ae Aoii-rt)ftri Suit of the
FLOBL'M E SEUIMU X.trHKE CO.'
against the Singer, Wbeiderit Wilson, !'
and (irover Sc. Kaker Companies, in- :J
volving over j'
950,000, j
It finally dendrd by the K
Supreme Court of the I'r itcd States
in favor of the FLORENCE, which !'
il alone has Broken the Monopoly
!j of High Prices. f;
'! THE JEW FLORCTfE
', Is the OSLY maet.iut that sews birk- '
vard and forward, or t rig and left, jj
'-.! Simplest Cheapest Best. K
; Solo roa Cjsh Oxlv. SraciAi. Teaas
;! voCU BS AsnDtALEKS.
1 1 ril, 171. Elareuce, Mass.
rOCR TEKTII can be made pure white,
. ami prevented from decay by the nse
of "Presertatite." Price 50 cts. Address
J. J. fiaaa a. Co., Box 4181, .N. Y.
This Stwmr Machine gires the best satis.
f'ctiou the user, is pari for most readily,
and is the best of all to sell. If there is no
"llomtitic'' ocent in you town, apply to
VU.V.SHC S. .V. CO., Aip lorlc.
EAT
Writs to r. K- Surra
AO.nti W.1U HimHn.
Taafeturi
Cor thair hbum
1 1 MOa, wita import
attract from
nnsmon and otbr irita"
laws. B4 it
aataaada
EXTEP.MIXATORS
And Insert Pewder,
For Rati. Mice, Roachks, Axts, Bed-bios,
Moms. &c.
J. . 1IF.XRT, CCRRAN . CO., X. T.,
Sole Agents.
MI1STCHOHANCY, oa SOUL CHARM-
M. ING. How either sex may fasci
nate and gain the love and afTeetions of any
persons they choose, instantly. This sim
ple mental acquirement all may possess,
tree, by mail, for 2.i cents; together with a
Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
Hints to Ladies A queer book. 100,000
sold. Address T. WILLIAM CO.. Pub
lishers, Philadelphia.
Llt or Tax Collector for 114
Lack township Oliver P. Barton.
Tuscarora township John V. Dnbha.
Spruce Iliil township John Wisc-haupt.
Bcale township J. Calvin Beale.
Millord townhip John K. Jeukins.
Turbctt township James Roods.
Perrysville borough William Wright.
Patterson borough Caleb Parker.
Miftlintown borough Amos G. Bonsall.
Fermanagh township William Banks.
Walker township Benjunin Ken-liner.
Kavette township Jamea a. VcMeen.
Delaware towns lip Mahliq C. Farra.
ThoiupsootoKD bor. W'n. II. Kelson.
Greenwood township Joseph Nipple.
Monroe township Usniel Amy.
Susquehanna township Amos Miller.
On TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1874, the
above named collectors are requested by
the board of County Coaniiasionera to
meet at their office in the borough of Mif
tlintown, to coiilorni to the conditions of
otlice, as prescribed bv law.
JAMES DEEN, Clerk.
April 13, lb74-2t
Administrator's Notice.
Estate of D. P. Kurtz, deceased.
LETTERS of Administration on the es
tate ot D. P. Kurta, late of Mexico,
deceased, have been granted to the under
signed. All Dersona indebted to the said
state are requested to make immediate
pa.vnx.tit, and those having claims or de
mands sgticst the same to make them
known without delay to
- JOHN MOTZKR,-fiin'r., '
Mexico, Juniata Co., Pa.'
April 15, ;71.
BUT J. 4 P. COATS' BLACK
THREAD for yonr MACHINE.
vroiJVE
Uinnia, Jo
1 Miwroaf
JVcap Adverttttementa.
NEW OPENING
AT PERRYSVILLE.
(" S. .MILLS takes this method of re
T turning thanks to citizens of Perrys
ville and surrounding country for past la
vors, and, having formed the firm of G. S.
MILLS at SOX, they hope to merit a con
tinuance of patronage. Tbey can now bet
ter serve the public, having just opened out
a regular business of Merchandising in all
Goods usually kept in country store,
such as .
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
QUEE.YSWZRE, JWTIO.YS,
n ATM, BOOTS A SHOES,
Alo, a lull lino of Shoemakers' F'ndrpgs,
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather, Morocco,
American artd French Calf Skins, all of
which we will sell al the lowest prices for
cash and jountry prddtirci
AUo, a full line of &&ADT-XADE
CLOTFllNti. Also, a
Merchant Tailoring Department
in the store, stocked with CLOTHS and
CASSIMEliES, which we will make np to
order or sell by the yard to customers.
Uy All woolen goods cot to order.
Call and see us. We mean to please our
customers, preferring the nimble six-pence
tu the slow shilling.
Store opposite McMaiiiglc's hotel, in the
Stevenson propertr.
6. S. MILLS 4. SOX.
Perrysville, March 13, 1874.
NOTICE.
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPCi-A.Ii TAXES
Mit 1, 1974, To Aran. 30, i875.
The Law of December 21, 157 2v rrqhires
every person engaged in any business, avo
cation, or employment which renders him
liable to a SPECIAL TAX, TO PROCCRK
.1XD PLjICK COSSPICUOVSLY IS HIS
ESTABLISH 3d EST OR PUCB OP
BVSISESS a STAMP denoting tbe pay
ment of said SPECIAL TAX for the 9 pecial
Tax year, beginning Jlay 1, 1874, befi.re
commencing or continuing business after
April 30. 1374.
The Taxesetubraced within the provisions
of the Law above quoted are the foLow ing,
via:
Rectifiers
....S200 no
25 00
.... 100 00
Oca. cis, retail Iwuor ... .
Dealers, wholesale liquor
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale.
: Dealers in malt liquors, retail.....
I-alers in leaf tobacco
' Retail dealers in leaf tobacco
50 09
JO 00'
Z 00
500 ff
And on sale of over $1,1)00, fitly
! cents for every dollar in excess
' of $l,OU0.
k'alera in manufactured tobacco...
' Manufacturers ot stills. ....
And for each still manufactured j.
And for each worm manufactured
; Manufacturers of tobacco.
j Manatoctitrers of eit$trs.
I Peddlers tf tobabbo, tirst class
1 (more than two horses)
: Peddlers of tobicco, second class,
(two horses)
I Peddlers ot tobacco, third class,
5 00
SO 00
no 00
20 00
10 oo
10 00
50 CO
25 00
(ene horse).. la m
Pid!er of tobacco, fourth class,
(on foot or puolic conveyance)... 10 00
Brewers of lea than 500 barrels. . . il) IS)
Brewtrs of 600 barrels o.- more. ... 100 00
Any pet son, so liable, who sfcttf fail to
comply with the toregoing rwjiirenirnts
will be sutject to severe penalties.
Persons or Brms lialde to pay any of tho
Sp-.-cial Taxes named above mut apply to
C. J. Bnr.vta, Collector of Internal Keve
nue at bL'NBL'RV, Pa., and pay for and
procure the Special Tax Stamp or Stamps
Ihev need, prior to Mav 1. 3t)74, and
WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.
J. W. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner of Internal Ricenue.
OrricE or Istkcxal Rkvesic,
Wasui uton, V. C, Feb. 10, 1S74. J
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Bridge Street, Mifflintown, Pa.
JOSEPH HESS wonl i respec'fuHv incite
all who want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS
of themselves or their friend to giTe him
a call, and be conviaced that this is the
place to get
GOOD PICT l-RES.
Having prepre1 himself with the BEST
IN'STUL'MENTS in the market, and
ail the
L.1TEST IMPROVEME.S TS
that constitute a
First -Class Photograph Gallery,
he invites all his friends and the public gen
erally to favor him wi'h their patronage,
and they will be accmmodatPd with any
thing in the line ot Photography.
Pictures taken from Card to Life Size,
and Painted, if desired, in Oil Cr Water
L'olors.
Small Pictures copied and enlarged.
OM Atubrotypes or Daguerreotypes also
copied and enlarged, and painted if desired.
A good selection of FKAVKS k"ft on
band at all times, and cheaper than ever.
Solid Walnut Frames,
(Jilt Frames,
Imitation Walnut frames,
Im ution Rosewood Frames,
Rustic Franvs,
Cabinet I injuria! Frames,
Picture Ji ails, Screw-eves, Cord and Tas
sel, tc.
JOSEPII HESS.
- Miltlintown, Jan. 7, 1S74.
JEW FURNITURE STORE.
The Undersigned Would Inform the public
that he has opened a
FlRMTtRE STORE
In the borough ol Patterson, where ha has
for sale
K1LB0URN & GATES'
BEDROOM SETS,
Walnut Bedroom Seta,
ALL STYLES OF BEDSTEADS,
Sofas, Lounges,
Extension Tables,
MARBLE TOP BUREAUS,
MARBLE TOP STAXDS,
Sofa, Cane-seat and Common
Chairs, Wash Stands,
Also, a Large Lot of Carpets.
As I run a car to Philadelphia weekly I
am prepared to fill all orders for furniture,
carpets, Ate., in person.
F. F. BOHM.
. Oct 22, 1873-tf
1
AIXT1X0 AND
PAPER HANGING.
The undersigned, having nine year' ex
perience in the PAINTINU BUSINESS, in
the employ of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, offers his servicea to the public.
HOUSE PAINTING,
PAPER HANGIS,
AND CALSOMLNG,
in ail the various branches, will be prompt
ly attended to, aud satisfaction given.
Charge moderate.
JAMES W. HAMILTON.
MiHJmtown, April 8, 1874-tf
LAST MOTICE. AU persons -knowing
themselves indebted on our Books
are requested to make iininediate payment.
D. P. SULOUFF CO.
April l-2w
yew Advertisement.
LIST OF DEALERS AND VENDERS
of Foreign and Domeatir alerchandtwt
in the county of Juniata, for tho year 174,
as approved and classifled by the Mercan
tile Aipra!ser ;
.Vijjlinlowtl.
CLASS.
. 14
. 14
H D Weller'i sfloe dealer
J W Kirk, merchant..
97 Oil
7 00
7 00
7 0O
7 00
IV)
7 00
7 00
T on
16 00
7 oo
7 oo
iiu GO
Sol Book, confectioner k. jew
eler m. .m H
Banks it Hamlin, druggists..:: 14
S Y Shfelley, mere hint : 14
E Kichcnback, notions. ....... 14
C Bartlev, aho dealer,; 14
II L Reynolds, confectioner.... 14
B F Kepner & Son, dnrcirista. 14
J &. 11 A Stsnibaugb, merchants 1 1
Krail Schott. notions .-; 14
Ouoip At Beildivk. clothing. .a 14
I Franciscus' hardware co. ..... 1
P P Sulouff Jt Co., jrrain...... VZ
I) W Ilarley & Co., elottiinjr... 14
J E Hollobaugh, confectioner.. 7
Tilten & Espenschadt, merchants 13
Wn tollman, jeweler ........ 14
N E Littlefleld, stove 14
John Veakley It Son, merchants 14
John Ftka, confectioner ..... 14
Jacob Borgr, dealer in stock .. 14
Samuel Berry, dealer in stock . 14
Walker.
X D Vandyke, merchant...... 14
J Kichenbaiigh, merchant ..... 14
Wni Kurti, merchant......... 14
Jerome Hetrick, merchant.... 14
iletrick . Thompson, mill .... 14
Samnel Herr, jrrain; 14
D P Kurta Jc Co., merchants .. 14
Turbttt.
J A Rice, confectioner 14
Noah Hertaler, merchant. .... 13
John Hertzler, sniil.. ......... 14
Tiorora.
Joseph 8 I.i';nl, merchant 14
Mauzer Meminrer, merchants 14
Dbhrs, Brother St Co. merchants 14
Clark tt. Kirk, merchaals...... 14
A J ynrguson, roerchaet ...... 14
Win Van Swcrinpen, nercbaut 14
Francis Snyder, merchant 14
't 00
lfTOO
Ao
i Jjjj
- rn
7 00
7 00
7 00
700
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 0W
7 00
eo
' .m
00
Delaware.
Winev & Custer, merchants.-.: 13 10 00
9 O Kvams mill i 14 7 00
P Harley, dealer in stock and
merchant
II 700
Fayette.
L A J B Wfion, trtcrcbants i.. 12
, Jacob Smith, boarding... . 4
, Jacob Smith, mill 14
: S at B Beaver, merchants :j
! Charles Phillips, confectioner . 14
J T McAlister It Co., merchants 13
j W W Sharon, confectioner. ... 14
I Jacob d Winey, stoves ....... 14
3,J
' IN)
io no
7 W
10 00
70
7 OO
7 00
10 00
W II M 'A I Liter A Co., ntorclunts 1 1
Brown & Son, niercbants..... 13
Susquthannt.
Amos Miller, merchant
Klias Crawford, merchant. .....
11 K Freynioyer, merchant.....
Jacob Weisvr, merchant.......
Patttrson.
Jacob FrJnfc, merchant..-
Sam'Se! Strayrr, clothing
Dr Kundio, druggist
Mrs F flanaman, nien-haat ....
F F Kohm, market car.w......
Wni Wright, confectioner
Joseph Butt, confectioner.....
W 11 Ezolf, confectioner......
11
14
14
14
10 00
7 no
7 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
J on
7 00
7 oo
7 oo
7 00
00
: Joseph Pernell, merchant .....
12 50
f 00
iooo
7 Oo
12 50
7 00
C X rarker, confectioner, ime
J C Doyle, merchant
A D Uoxhcn, coal and lumber..
Jatncs North, grain dealer ....
Stevens A Guss, hardware ....
Perrysnile.
Geo S'MHls, merchant tailor...
Philip F Uelicat, clothing
J A TbuBTs, jeweler...... j
J C Gibson, ecwlectioner......
Jacob B'iiller, druggist........
J S M Gibson, merchant
14
12
14
14
14
14
7 00
7 00
7 90
7 l0
7 00
7 Ixl
7 Wl
12 AO
10 00
7 OO
7 00
700
14
14
14
14
1'
13
Caleb Jones, merchant...
J B Okeson, nivrchunt...
Samuel Buck, merchant .
Francis Brenisholu, taucy goods 14
Noah Herrxler, grain dealer... 14
U P Snloutf 4iCo., grain dealers 14
Miford
P II Hawn, mill
A J Hertzler, merchant
Keely k. Snyder, merchants...
Stewart UcCullough, mill .....
Beale.
John BardeH, groceries, &e . . . .
Kate M Young, confectioner ..
Alex Woodward, merchant...
J P Stcrrett, druggist
Joseph Potuerov, merchant ...
14
14
13
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
7 00
7 oo
10 00
7 y
7 iX)
7 Oil
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00'
j'.-ibo P Keily, merchant
Lack.
R H F'tterson, merchant
Campbell k. Eobison, merchants 14
Spruce Hill.
J L Barton, jiuTchant
D Conn, lucre iiaat
Fermanagh,
Joseph Musser, mill .......
14
14
14
13
00
Thompsoiiicvcn.
Keely k. Smith, merchants..., 13 10 00
J O Ilalteuian &Co, merchants I'i VI
Benner. Smith fc Co., grain, tte 1J VI o0
Israel Tennis, merchant tailor. 14
0"
Eliza James, confectioner..... 14 7 0)
Green wood.
J T Dimtn A Brother, merchant 14 7 00
.Monroe.
C IT Lativer, merchant. k 14 7 00
IsasC Ha'.teman, merchant 13 1 00
E Shellertbefgcr, merchant ... 14 7 m
Khine k Graybill, merchants .. VI 12 -50
The license mentioned in the above list
will be due and payable to tbe County
Treasurer, en and alter tho 1st of May,
1874.
An appeal will be held at the Commis
sioners' Office, in the borough ef Mitflin
town, on TUESDAY, APRIL 2Sth, 1874,
when all persons feel-tig themselves ag
grieved, can attend if thev think proper.
OEORGE KING,
AFril 1-St Mercantile Appraiser.
GREAT REDUCTION
IS THB
PRICES OF TEETH!
Foil Tpper er Lower Setts as Low as $1
No teeth allowed to leave the office un
less the patient is satisfied.
Teeth remodeled and repiiretl.
Teeth filled to last for life.
Teeth extracted without pain, by the nse
of Nitrous 0xi4e GaA, always on band.
Denial wok done for persons without
them leaving their homes, if drsired.
Toothache stopped In five minutes with
out extracting tbe tooth, at the Dental Of
fice of G. LDerb, established in Jlilllin
town in 1800.
G. L. DERR,
Jan 24. 1872. Practical Dentist.
AdmlBlitrator's Notice.
Estate of J. B. Smith, deceased,
LETTERS of Administration on the es
tate of J. B. Smith, deceased, hav ing
been granted to the subscriber, all person
indebted to tbe same will make payment,
and those having claims will make known
the same without delav to
fD AVID SMITH, Sr Adm'r,
Thompsontown, Juniata Co., Pa
A pr!l li, 1874.
VJ OTICE is hereby given that the Books,
it N otes, and Papers ot the firm of Keely
at Smith are left iu the hands of Nathan
Keely. surviving member of tbe firm of
Keely at Smith AU persons indebted to
the said firm, and those having claims
against the siroe, will call npon the said
Nathan Keelv for immediate settlement.
DAVID SMITH, Sr., Adm'r,
Thompsontown, Juniata Co., Pa.
April 15, 1874.
formal School.
THE County Normal ScLou will ro-open
at Thompsontown. Pa.. Ait 5. 1874.
There will be Spring and Fall Session.
special attention will ba paid to the prep-
arauoa oi leacnera. k trots reasonable.
For particnlM call o.i ar add res
T. D. A J. M. OA KM AN,
Jn11-?m ratterson, Pa.
yen AdterUement.
PROCLAM ATIO.w. W H E REA?.
the Hon. Bis. F. Jrnais, President
Judge of the Court of Common Plea for
the 9th Judicial District, composed of th
counties of Jnnlata,'..Perry and Cumber
land, and the Honorables Jonathan Weiser
and John Koons, Judge of the said
Court of Common Pleas of Juniata county,
have issued their precept to me directed,
bearing date the 7th day of February, 1874,
tor holding Cnrt of Cheer and Terminer
and General 3ni Delivery, and General
(Quarter Sessions of the Peace, at M1F
FLLNTOWS, on the FOCRTH MO.VDAY
OF APRIL, 1874, being the Tt tn day ot
the mtihth.
XtiTKi is Hsbkbt Gtva.v, to the Cor
oner, Justices' of the Peace and Constables
of the County of Juiiiata, that they be then
and there in their proper porsoos, at one
o'clock on the afternoon of said day, witH
th.ir Mcnnli. inauUitioD. examinations
i nj jyer rcmembraoces, to do those thirgs
w I ,-, ft, thplr nllu-p n.MnM-tircIV arMrtain.
i and those that are bound by recognizance to
I prosecute against the prisoners that axe or
i i hen may he In the Jail of said county,
lw tIe'' jml ""ere to prosocutien again!
el a shall be just
Yy an Act of AssemMy. passed the 8th
da? of May, A. D.; itSt, it i maia the
duty of the Justices of the Peace, of the
several counties of this Commonwealth, to
return to tbe Clerk of this Court of Qrartor
Sessions of the respective conrics, all the
retognift'nie entered into before them by
any person tfr person charged with the
commision of any crime, except such cases
as may be endi'd before a Justice of lha
Peace, nnder extstmg laws, ai least ten days
befor the comimin'ement of the session
of the Court to which they are made re
turnable respectively, and in all cases whure
any recognizances are entered into leia
then ten day before th commencement
of the session to which tby art made re
tnrnable, the said Justice are to return
I, t tnc same in lue same maimer aa n saiu act
I bait not been passed
pj,! Dated at Mitfiintuwn, the 7th day of
February, in the year of our Lord one
m I thousand eight hundred and seventy-four.
! ana inw nineiy-eveuin oi American in'i
pendence.
W.M. H. KXOl'SE, Sheriff.
SheritTs Office, Miltlintown, J
March 18, 1874.
Register') Notice.
NOTICE is herebv given that that the
' dian accounts in tho Register's Olbce of
i !..:,. innntv. nd tH umA will he rjraw
snted lor confirmation and allowanco on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2J, 1874:
1. Tbe acconnt of Daniel Coif man, ad
ministrator of Thomas Brryman, late of
Tuscarora township, deceased.
2. Tho account of Joseph B. and An
drew P. McDonald, administrators of Jo
seph McDonald, late of Beale township,
deceased.
S. Tti account of Lucien W. Doty, ad
ministrator of John Robison, late of Fay
ette township, deceased.
4. The account of Richard Doyle, ad
miHtrator of Martha Woodward, lata ot
MiHord township, deceased.
5 The parliul account ol Jacob Will, ad
ministrator of W. W. Davis, late of Mit
Htntowii, deceased.
b. The account of David B. Cox, admin
istrator of Paul Cox, lata of Greeuwood
j township, deceased.
7. The account of Peter Brown, guar
dian ot H illiam II. Crater, minor child ol
Lewis Crater, late of Monroe twp. dee'd.
S. Tis account of Peter Brown, Guardi
an of Sarah Crrter, minor child of Lewis
Crater, deceased.
9. The account of Jacoc BerrHer, admin
istrator of Francis Sabine, late of the bor
ough of Perrysville, deceased.
10. Tbe account of David Hertzler, guar
dian ot Lizzie Loug iuaui;h, formerly Lizzie
Hertzler, minor daughter ol Daniel aud
J i'J lrrtler, deceasud.
11. The" account of C. G. VTSiry', arlmin
Lstrator of Reuben Laudis, ftrta of Dela
ware township.
12. Tbe account of Alexander Wallace,
administrator of John S. Morrow, doc'u.
I f. Tbo account of Abel Shirk and J
sefch Shirk, axbmuistrttors of John Shirk,
late of the borough of TLotupsontown, de
ceased. 14. Tho secoml partial account of Jo.
Roihrock, executor of K. C. Gallalier, Ute
ot Fermanagh township, deceased.
15. The account of Thomas Ramsey, ex
i color of tSe' Vist will and tmtatiK-nt of
Hugh G. Hugh, of Spnc Hill rewuship,
deceased.
. T. METLIN, Register.
RcnisTEB's Orrica, (
Miltlintown, April 1, 1874.
SIIERIFr9 SAK.CS.
BY virtue of a writ of Vend. Exponas, is
sued out of the Court of Common
Pleas vf Juniata county and to me Circe ted,
will be exposed to public sale, at th Court
House, in the borongh of Miftlintown, at !
o'clock P.M.. on SATURDAY, APltIL
25, 1874. the following real estate, via :
A lot of ground situate in the Porongh of
Thompsontown, Pa., bonnded on te n rh
by a public road, on the east by an alley,
on the south by El.hu Buuncr and on the
and on the west by Ilk-haul Musser, con
taining One Acre, and having thereon erec
ted a Frame House. Seized, taken in exe-
I Clliiou ami to O'- aoiu as lilv lTOLK.riT Ol
i Samnel Hostcttler.
A tract of land situate in Susquehanna
township, bonuded on the north by An
drew Sheltorly's heirs, on the east by Abi-1
Shatter, on the south by Peter Iroodl-.ng
and others, east by William and Jeremiah
Haines, contaiuing Two Hundred Acres,
more or less, having thereon erected a Log
House, Log Barn, and other out-building.
Seized, token in execution and to b sold
as tbe property of Jon Haines.
oti. Ten per cent, of the purchase
monev to be paidlwhen stricken down on
dav of sale.
WM. H. KNOUSE, SheritT.
Shenfl's Office, Milflintowu,
April 1, 1874. S
jEW BOOT Jb SHOE STORE,
MAIN STREET, MIPFLINTOWN,
Nearly opposite Doty, Parker A Co.'s Bank.
The Undersigned wonld respectfully an
nounce to the public that he bas removed
his Boot and Shoe Store to the building on
Main street, nearly opposite Doty, Parker
li. Co.' Bank, where be koepa on hand a
large and well selected stock of
KEADY-MADE WORK, for
MEN', WOMEN d CHILDREN.
tie Is also prepared to manufacture, of
the best materiali all kinds of
BOOTS, SHOE3 AND GAITKR3
for gents, ladies and children.
m son waaaTt;
Give me a call, for 1 fed confident that I
can furnish yon with any kind of work yon
may desire.
QRepairing done neatly and at reason
able rates.
June 8, 1873 JOUX KORT H.
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
THE undersigned offers t private sale
bis Farm, aitnated in Blark ljm V.l-
ley, Lack township, Juniata county, con
taining
159 ACRES,
about 65 acres of which are cleared, and
the balance covered with choice Umber;
oavmg inereon erected a
TWO-STOSt FRAME HOUSE,
LARGE. BANK BARN,
also a Two-stow Lo House and Lor Barn
Two Springs of never-failing wab-r conve
nient tn each house. A large thrifty
TOt.lO ORCHARD
of choice grafted fruit an the premises.
Terras easy. Titlu indisputable, a I have
been living on it over thirty year. If not
sold very soon the farm will be for rent or
to let on the share.
For farther partic alars inquire on the
premises.
ROBERT MCISTTRE.
March It, 1874.
.liscellaneon$.
Iron in the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STROKE.
The Peruvian Sfrup, a Protect
ed Solution of the Protoxide of
Iron, is to combined e to have
the character of an aliment, a
canity it i tei and aseintilateel
trith the blootl as the simplest
food. Tt increases the ejmirUittj
cf y at u re's Own Vilalizinef
Agent. Iron in the blood, ami
cures "athoHsand ills." simply
bu Toning up.Invigoratina anU
Vitalizing the System. The en
riched and vitalised btooel per
meates every part of the body,
repairing damages and tcastc,
searching out tnorbitl secre
tions, and leaving nothing for
disease to feed upon.
This is the secret of the won
derful success of this remedy it
taring Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plalnt, Dropsy, Chronic Diar
rhona, Boils, Nervous Affect ions.
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Xoss of Constitutional Yijjor,
Diseases of tbe Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating im
a bad state of the blood, or ac
companied by debility or a low
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, in any form, its'
energizing effects are not fol
lowed by corresponding reac
tion; but are permanent, infu
sing strength, vigor, ami net&
life into all parts of the system,
and building up an Iron Con
stitution. Thousands hare been changel
by the use of this remedy, from
weak, sickly i suffering crea
tures, to strong, healthy, ami
happy men and WO'nten; ami
invalids cannot reasonably he-
itate to give it a trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
VIAN SYRUP blown in the glass,
Pttmplaletav Free.
SETH W. FOWLE L SONS, Proprietort,
Ka. 1 Mlltaaj Plaea, Baataak
Bold bv Dicsciiti omiiiir.
Branch Office and Factor j :
5f6 WEST ST., SEW YORK.
THE BEST PAINTin the WORLD
Any Shade from Pure White to Jet Black.
A combination of ths purest paint will,
India Rubber, forming a smooth, oi.oT;
riHM, Drataxc. hhtC and Czrytu'ti
faint, unall'ected by change of trmperature.
is perfectly water-proof, and adapted to all
clause of work, and is in every way a bet
ter paint for either inside or outside paint
ing than any other paint in the world Be
ing front one-third to one-fourth cheaper
and lasting at least three time as long a
the best lead and oil paints.
Be sure that our TRADE MARK, (a fat
simile of u-hxh is cpren atovr,) is en
.every package.
r rep-wed readv for use and sold bv the
gallon only. There has never been a paint
tlert-d to the public that has become so
popular (iu tbe same time) and given
prriect salisfaeimD aa the Kublf-r Faint.
marla-lin
JJ C. ORTU,
1IALEB m
PIANOS', OHtaAaXS
AU kinds of Musical Instruments, Strings,
SHEET IMXTSIC.
Artist' and Wax Flower Material and
Fancy Article.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS OS ORGANS TCf
CASH BUYERS.
810 MARKET STREET.
IiARRISBUBO, PlS.t'av
Mar II, 1874.
Manhood: EowLost- How Eestored
Just Published, mm Sealed Eutslepe. Prte
Six i ents.
Lecture on tho Nature. Treatment and
Radical Cure of S permatorrhcea, or Seminal
Weaknes. Involuntary Emissions. Sexual
WKaW m . ta . IW . v
1 -1 Al sj. v a w wMBVm
Debility, and Impediment to Marriage gen
erally ; Nervousness, Consumption, KpU
lepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical Inca
pacity, resulting from Selr. Abuse, etc. By "
KOBfcKT J. t'L'LVERWELL, M. D., An-.
mor oi me "ureen Booa," tus.
The world-renowned author, in this ad
m liable Lecture, clearly proves from hie
own experience that the awful consequen
ces of 6elf.Abnxe may be effectually remov-
ea wnnoiii medicines, and without danaer
ons surgical operations, bougies instru
ments, rings or cordials, pointing oat
mode of cure at once certain ami effectual
by which every sutferer, no matter whathia
conditio my be, may cure himself cheaply,
privately and radically. Thia Lecture wilt
prove a boon to thousands and tNnsand.
Sent, under seal, to any urMreas, in a
plain enveloj-e, on the receipt of two poet
age atamps. A tdress the Purrhers,
CUAS. J."C. hi LINK CO.
lis Bowery, New York.
FoUkc Bos 4oS9.
Jan. 21, 1671-lr.
BUTCOLET'S
Improvad' CUCUMBER
"I
i Wt HID yCMP. Tasteles.
S DnraW-, Ethcient tt Cheap.
i ne cesi rump lor me tea
money. Attention is espe
cially invited tu Blatcblvy'a"
Patent Improved Bracket It,
New Drop Check Valve,
which can be withdrawn
withont removing the pomp
or disturbing' the joints
I pints)
Auo. the Copper Chamber, bich never
cracks or scales, and will oV.'ant any other.
For sale by Lealers nad & Trade gener
ally. Inquire for Blatchley'a Pump, and if
not for sale in vonr town,- svnd direct to
tnAS. O. BhATCHLIY,
XawrvaCTTaaw,
s5 rommerra Sly Fhiladrtphis, Pa