SEXTIXEL & REPUBLIC Ku
MIFFLIXTOWN.
Vednedaj-, 31 arch ft, 1T8.
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B. F. SC II WE I Ell,
tnrrca as raoeatCToa.
Presivext Giant has approved tb
Civil Rights bill.
a
. The Kellogg government in Louisi
ana baa been sustained by Congress.
Alfred Tesstson threaten to de
lineate 15f-n Uuttler if Le doea not quit
quoting biui loosely.
The Lower House or the Legislator by
resolution hve authorized a committee to
investigate into tlie affairs of State Treasu
rers VcGratb, KeutWe, Irwin and Jlackry.
ASS EUZA YotXO has been divcrced
from Urighaiu Young. Mr. Young ia
to pay her 3,000 attorney's fees, and
JJD.ai'U alimony, if a doi-c ol ting- Indiana Oliver P Morton, R ; J E j 150 yards wide, bnt was terrific iu most heartily thank all for the kind
ham's wives would, each, strike his i McDonald, D power, and did its work in Houstooia in J ness shown to me, may God have mercy
purse to that amount, would it affect Iowa George W Wright, R ; Wm ! 30 seconds. A freight train was burled j on bit soul. I hope to meet you all in
Lis religion ?
The Deecher and Tilton case up to
last week was consumed entirely in
listening to Tiltou's aide. Beechcr's !
vide of the cave is being brought for
ward nox. Present appearance indi
cate that before the Judge is required
to charge the jury, Tiltou' side of the
case will fill to peices by the weight of
its own false fabrication. Tilton will
yet ery for the mountains to fall on and
hide him. I
Tuit difference between tbe money
value of white and colored English
subjects has been put at two hundred
pounds one thousand dollars as may
be learned by the settlement that tbe
English and Spanish govcrnuieuts bave
reached on the Yirginius massacre ques
tion. The English accepted five tun
dred pounds as indemnity for the white ;
subjects uiurjeied, and tbree hundred
pound, indemnity fur the colored sub
jct murdered.
li ARIBAUH has addressed a letter to
the American people torn lint their sym
f athies ou behalf of a project for the
caoalitation of the river Tiber in Italy,
so as to dram tbe country about tbe
eity of Rome and save parts of it from
atated inundations. Tbe Roman gov
ernment could do no bettct thing than !
to place bim at the head of such an en-1
terprise : it would keep him out of pol-1
itics. Americans will render sympathy j
t j the old patriot, easily How much j
moneyed isiistanse he will obtai.i from
this country cinnot be auwcred now. j
TriE denunciation that the Demo-j
cratic party continuously heaped upon
tbo manufacturing tnd railroad iutet
ests vf the country wa one of the Erst
causes that brought about tbe present
business depression. They called the i
inar.ufccturine interests monopolies that t
robbed tbe people. They called the
railroad companies corporations that!
Lad no souls. ThdV said tbecomrauies !
were filobitiL' the riirhts of the Deot-lc!
and would brine ruiu to their doors. j
t'.oit.l is a timid thiuir. The constant I
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denuueiation that was heaped on it by
the Democracy, caused it to withdraw
itself from tbe enterprises that were
assailed, and the result is that busiuess
is at a stand still. The Democratic
party is in a great degree responsible
far tbe prcseut state of affa'rs.
Tue following is from a western pa'
per. From people who looked alike as !
in this ease, Shakespear formed Lis
Comedy of Krrors :' There is a strik
ing personal resemblance between John
W. Hart and Edward L. A vers, of San
Francisco Ayers forged an order on j
banker for $20, end got the money.
Tbe crime wis discovered, and tbe
banker, misled by the likeceas, accused
Hart of being the man to whom the
money was paid. The identification
was positive, and liar; protested against
arrest in vain. Doubtless be would
have been convicted, as Lc was unable
to clearly piove au alibi, bad not a do-,
tective arrested Aycrs on suspicion, j itcntiary for ten years, has been pai
aud induced liiiu to confess. jdotied by President Grant.
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1 lie biave fellow, who ran away in :
. -r . i . . , . i ..- ispatcbof the 25th ult says of the sup
bis wife s bonnet, hoop tkirt and petti-1 . . ' v
....... . ,. I posed murderer lx.uder : A despatch
coat, after deluging tbe country with I , v
, , , - .1., . t -..i n i 1 from rlorenee, Arizona, states tbat a
blood, is reported to be at Little Rock,! '
, , ... a- i 1 ni" recently arrested as Render, the
Arkansas, and to bave offered some very I J
. . . j Kansas murderer, escaped from bis
silly advice to the Democratic leadera ! .
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of thr Ktst A Hintch. dated at i
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that city on the 2tth ult., says :
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Jnfrnn Davis has lieen hera for.
the past two days in consultation with J
uariana ana tne x,c.nocr.uc .cue.., :
and advises resistance to the President i
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lnc event ""gres adjourns without
action on the Atkanias case."
Tbis arch-traitor, whom Henry S.
Foote proved to bave been a thief a.jUeJ fe cpt pr0Tjded ;th food w e
men, is tue very last pcrsou woase
iee any any sane man should think ol;city. . . . i. io ""ej bd been stolen, bis loss
taking at this juncture. Oar regatdj A party of skillful cottnteifcitersjmoun,'"r5 "Uoetber to $3,500. Tbe
ft the American character compels a j were captured iu Massachusetts on tbe drafts were returned to Earle's Hotel,
certaiu decree of respect for a brave) 25th nit. i and Sbriegel, who was tbe barkeeper,
man who chose to be a rebel ; but for ;
this miserable eowarJ, whose thieving j State bonds to tbe aiuoant of $150,
j ropeiuities could not be restrained i 000 twice. ''
while at the bead of tbe Confederacy, I A bill defining the offence of kid
and who eiuce ISG5 baa been regarded j napping snd affixing penalties, finally
witb hatred and distrust by a large ma- passed tbe Legislature,
jority of those who were formerly his! Emporium, Pa., bad a $70,000 fire
dupes, there is nothing but contempt j on tbe 22nd ult. Insurance $25,000.
aa J scorn. His iufluence i no more to j On the 26th ult. Goidon Clande, a
be feared than that of the most cow -
ardly sueak thief of the Mexican bor-
der. Uartisburg Tel'gmph.
Tbe West Virginia Ilonse of Uep j
resentattves r.avc orueveu .ue iu.pe.cu-,
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went OI tbe Auditor ana irc.surev ... j
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the State for maladministration in office, j
Erie county, or people in it, are pe
titioning tbe Legislature to pas a law !
to compensate sshool directms a t peci- j
fied number cf days, and make them j
sworn cfCccts.
prent h e,Iwl ,L Co;tei
states getiart to meet ra extra session
1 on the 5tli insf.
1 1 will couipftse forty-
one Republicans, (Wetty-eight Ifeiau-
eraia, and four Independents, With one
vacancy in Loniaiana. . The following
are tbe Senators by States :
Alabama George Goldtbwaite, D ;
George E Spencer, K.
Arkansas
Dorsey, R.
-Powell Clajton, R ; 8 W
California Aaron A Sargent, Djifeet of water. Tbe Knoxville gaa
Newton Booth, In. works are submerged, and bridges,
Connecticut Orris S Ferrj, R ; W
Y Eaton, D.
Delaware Eli Saulabury, D ; Tboa
F Bayard, D.
Florida Simon B Conover, K ; Chas
W J ones, D.
Georgia T M Norwood, D : John
! i Gorden, D.
Illinois John A Logan, K ; R J
OHesby, R.
B Allison. R
Kansas James M Harvey, R ; John
J Ingots, R.
Kentucky J W Stevenson, D ; T
i C Mc: reary, D.
Louisiana J Redman West, K ;
Maine lrt M Merrill, & ;
Ha
bal Hamlin, R.
Maryland George R Dennis, D ;
Wm P Whyte, D.
Massachusetts George S Boutwell,
1R; Henry L Dawes, R.
Michigan Thomas W Ferry, R ; I
P t Lristiancy, In.
Minnesota Wm Wiudotn, R ; S J
R McMillan, R.
Mississippi James L Alcorn, 11;
Blanch K Brace, R.
- Missouri Lewis Y Bogy, D ; F M
Cockrell, D.
Nebraska P W Hitchcock, R : A
S Paddock. R.
Nevada John P Jones, R; Wm
Sliaron, R.
New Hampshire Aaron II Cragin,
R ; B Wadleigh, R.
New Jersey F T Frelinghuysen R ;
T F Randolph, D.
New York Rosco ConkliDg, R ;
Francis Km nan, D.
North Carolina M W Ransom, D ;
g Merrituon, D.
Ohio John Sherman, R ; A G
Thurman, D.
Oregon J K Kelly, D; John U
Mitchell, R.
Pennsylvania Simon Cameron, R ;
vm Wallace, D.
Rhode Hand 11 li Anthony, R;
' A E Burnside, R.
South Carolina J J Patterson, R ;
T J Robertson, R.
Tennessee Ileury Cooper, V; An
drew Johnson, D.
Texas M C Hamilton, In ; S li
-Maxev I-
Vermont J S Morrill, R ; G F Ed
u'DnJs. R-
Virginia J W Johnson, D; R E
W ,oer,
Vest Virginia II G Davis, D ; A
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a i.apcuvu, I.
Wisconsin T O Howe, R ; A Cam-
cron,
In.
News Items. -
Two hundred thousand dollars bave
been appropriated by the Kansas Leg
islature to relieve tbe starving citizens
of that State.
The 1'ittsburg banking house of Hart,
Caugbey fi Co. suspended on tbe 21th
ult.
Last Wednesday Governor Hart-
ran ft issued a warrant for tbe banging
of Joseph Brown, on Wednesday,
March 21th next, for tbe murder of
Daniel .d. Kramer and Annetta bis
wife, on be 15th day of November,
1873. The execution will take place
at I'ottsville.
George W Chad wick, a New Vork
broker, convicted of uttering a coun
terfeit United States bond four years
ago, and sentenced to tbe Albany Pen
in the mountains four days, but was
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driveu by starvation to come in, when
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,,e M captured near Florence. He j
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aud is very reticent. He answers ex-
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tcy the description of Bender.-
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' ! tic-n. threatens violence in Chicara if
,u i;r ,t ;j ...:.., r ,l.!
Tbe State Treasurer of Georgia paid I
.'cadet engiceer at the aval Aeademy,
j .Maryland, was expelled for reinsin? to
I obey orders wbea diieeted to do fencing
j fc u- reMbed . fc. .
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- different seetioni of the
i county. A despatch from rbi.adelpliia
ays: Tbe tee in the Seiuylkill at
-Manaynnk broke up. The water during
the night was twenty feet above he
usual height, and on:y tour teet Deiow
; tLe Lines' freshet. A I! benrea io the
J k,wer P ef tb tow obnwrgtd,
torcing im occupants to leave withnol
waving' fbelr goods. The gaa works'
j Were etrbttef'gi'd'. having l be atreeta in
darkness. All the mills ftcept one
: bare suspended Work, throwing at least
1 10,000 persons oat of employment.
A despatch front Knoxtiile, Tenn.,
sajs s destructive freshet baa caused
immense looses in ast f enneisee. The
Tbe Tennessee river bas thirty-eighty
I mills, barns and bouses carried away.
Tbe railroad bridge on Iliawasseee
j river bas been earried aaay. No trains
are running.
Late account! of the tornado tjat
passed over Pettis county. Mo., on the
23idult, say that several dwellings
and three buildings in tbe county were
destroyed. Tbe principal damage done
was in Houstonia. The atorm was only
from the track, and some of the cars
carried a distance of 100 yards. Be'
sides VI. 11. Porter, who was mortally
wouuded, Dr. Williams had several ribs
hrnbn mnA him Innam .linnili in.nr.H
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He will probably die. Several others
were more or less injured. Tbe loss on
property is about $40,000.
A Wisconsin paper saya of au exten-
sively married minister of the Uoxpel,
named Bonesteel, Sawyer, Green, Jones
perhaps with more aliases and jossi
bly with more wives thau No. I who
lives in Aodover, N. f.t and supports !
herself by taking in washiug than No. i
2 who keeps the wolf from the door in ;
Hanover, N. 1., by doing housework
than No. 3, formerly of Wiooua, who
is dead than No. 4 who abandoned
bim on finding out bis real character.
The Rev. Mr. Ronesteel-Sawyer-Grecn-Jones
lastly and lately was joined to
bis No. 5 in Galesville, where be was
building a Methodist church by eon-
tract.
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19 Dolvsaaioai det?ravitv be-
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coming auown, n.s ,0. o was iaen .
away iroui mm, wmie be bolted for :
pans nnauown ana in quesr 01 women
yet to de married to bim. or we have !
i J 1 . .L . f Ml
luououocaaoues w... go on itarry-,
log himself over and over again, just j
so loog as be can keep out of the pen
itentiary. . He is picturesquely de
scribed as having " light chin whiskers
and a wart under his left eye."
Mexico is undergoing a rtligious ex
citemeot. A prominent Frotestait
Rible reader bas been assassinated.
Tbe New York Tribune published !
the follow iug on the 24th ult. : There
was considerable excitement at the
Police Central Office yesterday over the
finding, ia Ttenton, N. J., of the hat
believed to have been worn by Charley
Ross on the day of bis abduction. Su
perintendent Walling said that about
two weeks after tbe abduction, Morier
wrote to tbe parents of tbe missing boy
and told them that he had destroyed
Charley's clothing, but that if tbey fcu
tertained any doubts that be had their
child in custody, they could find tbe
boy's bat in Trenton, as it bad fallen j
from bis bead when they were driving The Annual Report of the Pennsyl
tbrongh tbat city on tbe second .day i vauia Central Railroad Company bas
after the abduction. Wbcn tbe facts i
about tbe missing bat were learned, a
reward of $50 was offered for its re
covery. It was not until some time
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afterward tbat the right bat was sent to
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t uuauciuuia, juugu m.uy uais were .
sent to Mr. Ross. Superintendent
Walling says that he still feels confi
dent that Charley Ross is alive, though
the thorough searches that bave been
made have failed to reveal tbe place of
bis eonceilment. This indicates that
the boy is with persons who may not be
aware of Lis identity.
It will not do fur a stranger to drink
just anywhere in New York city, as
mav be learned from tbe Tribune of tbe
24th : At tbe Jefferson Market Police I
Court yesterday E. C. Dunlap, of
China, Me., charged Jatne- Bell and
Henry Shriegel witb robbiug him of
money and property to the amount of
$3,500, at tbe saloon at No. 31 Amity
street, on tbe night of Feb. 22 Dun
lap had been staying at Earl, "s Hotel,
at Centre and Canal streets, nd on the
night mentioned stopped in at tbe saloon
and asked for a drink, and got what he
supposed to be whiskey. Sooo after
wards be became insensible, and re
mained in a state of stupor un'il 3 a. m.
tbe following morning. VV ben be be
came conscious ho detected Bell in tbe
t of eercbi blg Pocket. and toon
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after, discovered tbat drafta on tbe Na
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,0l B,uk f V1 $2,500 and
$500, respectively, a number i-f rail-
read tickets of tbe value of $13, a
watch aud chain worth $20, aud $500 j
gave up tlie watch and chain, alleging
that they wer given to bim in pay
ment for drinks. ' Tbe prisoners were
committed for examination.
. Tbe Laborers' Beneficial Association
at Pottaville, Pa , on the 26th ulv,
passed a resolution demanding after
March 1st, a basis of two dollars and
seventy-fire eenU for contract, and
three dollars for day labor. This will
bean alvance of 81 pT eeut. over
18G4 prices, whereas tbe offer of oper
ators is about 40 pet cent, reduction
from last yearV rates. This action is
deferded by tbe men on the ground
tbat if the suspension lasts until after
navigation opens, the eompauies will be
sura to put up prices, and tbe wen
having endured all the suffering will be
entitled to part of tbe advance, and tbe
resumption of mining will probably not ;
seen take p'ace
Oo tb 23rd alt., at PUtaburg, tio -
est Urtwern suffered the ertrente pen-
ait j of tbo law for the murder of Join'
ilaniiuett,- hi wife and two daughters
and a boy named Robert Smith, on the
30ib of April, 1874", the particular of
which were extensively published at j the negro Midshipman, and this be i
the time, and are familiar to the public. fused to do. He was then told to re
About 12 o'clock tbe d'.wHiied man, ac- j sign, tie would not do that, though Le
cbmpanied by bis spiritual adviser, i disliked to disobey orders. He was
ascended tie . scaffold.. Ortwein's ex- j then informed that be should consult
iraordinary nerve did not deaert him j with his parents. This be did, when
at the last moment, end n tbe fatal j bis father. Dr. Abram Claude, said he
'Cip, (a white one! wis being placed
over bis head, be bade those near good
bye as Cue wonld stepping aboard a
train n bear aitn bwie for a day or two.
i At this awful moment Ortwein turned
to the eastern prt of (be SSaffold, and
in a loud, firm voice, said : "What 1
bave to say is this : I suffer what I
bave deserved ' I committed the tnur-
: der. I am ready and willing to die. I
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j Heaven, for Christ's sake. Jens
Christ, have mercy on my soul Oh,
Father, into Thy hands I commend my
spirit." Tbe minute and hour hand) of
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, i ii a mtvuci i ' I immi 'i t ii . niu" .
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12:03 when Sheriff Hare touched the
rith bis foot, the floor of tbe
spnug
platform fell out and with a frightful
Km..f (..; Ml t....r,l ii..
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grouud, the slip knot dit it work and
the Hamnett's wera avenged
K:l2i the l.hvsicians pronounced him!
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unu. exo uicu vj ,Hiigui.iivut 1 nun
ended the trsgody of the Ortwein mur
Jer ! After pulsation had ceased, a
couple of respirations were noticed.
After banging for eighteen minutes,
the body was taken down i
mains placed in a neat coffin
the body was taken down and tbe re-j
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Tbe Lebanon .Vetrs says : Tbe small
pox epidemic, the great seonrge and
i.visher of tbe human family, has made
iits appearance in our county, and is
! ramdlv st-readinir in l!eid!ebure town
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ruvii. wver w c!ira vcmii; icumiuui n
, care and 81uiftry measures are
cot 4jopted
pted we mav look for
a rapid
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t. Iu
oisted.
inerMW cf ,,,, jf)t
Sliaeffertown t je flair haa been h
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Illfirui,tiori fruU1 ,00lher source comes
0 U9 fhlt f)ie gun-p,,, ; prevailing!
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vilte, about seven miles soutwest of!
Vomelsdorf. Report has it that far
over tine buadred cases were in and
around tbe piace It appears that a
few cases bave been in the immediate
neighborhood all winter, and a few days
ago a young man by the name of
Freshly to k sick aud died very sud
denly. The people not knowing what
the disease was, or at least it having
been k?pt a secret, this man was taken
, j
there kept exposed to the congregation,
giving each a chance to take a last look
at the departed, when the whole cou-
ffrevation inhaled the deadlv Vaoors of
, ,. . , , . I furnUhes some anatomical and phvaiolozi
the disease, which turned out to bei , .... ... ,
small pox of the worst kind. A (.'real
many who bad attended the fumral are
stricken with the malady, while a good
many cases bave proved fatal
just been published. The report gives
the operations of the mat! line, lis j
branches aud leased roads for the year
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swsa m s t
. h:bit. Tbe gross earnings of all the
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it. . i . t- it . . i j i
nues east ana west oi rutsourRo our-
ing the year were $62,933,351 .20 ; ex- I
penses, including rentals, interest, div
idends, etc., $39,422,645.29 ; net earn
ings $23,515,705.97. Tbe earnings of
tbe main line and its Pennstlvania
branches were $22,642,371.37; ex
penses, including re itals, $12,701,513
20 : net earning, after paying reutab,
$9,396,824 23, showing a decrease in
net earnings of $48,779 46 as com
pared with tbe figures of the year pre-
vious
About 31 o'clock on Saturday morn
ing the extensive locomotive works,
known as the "Cliff Works" atJScran
ton. this State, took fire and were com
pletely destroyed. The buildings con
tained very valuable machinery, three
new locomotives, just completed, and
materials to put together eleven others.
The loss will reach five hundred thou
sand dollars, with an insurance of eighty-fire
thousand dollars, mostly in New
York eompauies. Two hundred and
fiftv men are thrown out of emplov- '
. .
Ilient, some ol wnoni lost tneir lOOIS lD,
tbe building. Tbe fire is supposed to
have originated accidentally in tbe office
of the building.
Coal miners at Ilaslcton, this State,
are on a strike. A despatch Irom tbat
place, under date of tbe 27th ult., says:
About two o'clock ibis morning the
miners who are n a strike, tmmbeiiug
about tbree hundred, drew tbe fire from
the boilers, slapped all pnmps, net fire
to tbe engine bouse and shot one of the
engineers at liuck mountain, eleven
miles from bere. Tbe man is not se
riously wounded. It is almost impos
sible to keep the pumps going. The
police are assisting at Klkley and Upper
Lehigh.
A law bas just been enacted in Swe
den which gives women the absolute
contiol and disposition, as against bus
bands, of the money tbey may earn and
of that property acquired subsequent to
marriage.
On Saturday Govercor Harttanf: par
doned Joseph Mc.Maous, who was im
prisoned for the seduction of the sister
of ex-theriff Mishler, of Reading.
Seven tons of locks and brass keys
for the Palace hotel at San Frnnrisrn,
to cost $J0 000, have been oid?red
of a San Francisco lock-suiitb.
A tobaeoo bouse in Hartford, Conn ,j
'l9et t"20,C"C0 cn SuDdar hw fra.
1 A letter from Annapolis says : - An-
other cadet baa bee a dismissed from
the Naval Academy in account of the
colored cadet. During (bis week Mr.
Uordott Claude of Annapolis, now Ca
det Engineer, was ordered to fence with
would not advise him, leaving it to tbe
young uian's judgment. Dr. Claude,
however, went to the Snperiutendsnt
and told him that bis son was raised a
a Southerner, and not on social equal-
j ity with a negro, and be would not ad-
vise him to do wht he would not do
himself. Oj this Mr. Claude waa ex
pelled. Last Sunday night at 111 6'cloek a
fire was discovered in a frame stable,
iu Mecbamcsburp, p., which rapidly
spread to West Main street, igniting:
the dwelling of Dr. J H. NonaiuaSer,
ich was totally destroyed, ai also
that of a Mr. Hays Number of build-
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tngs burned, with stables, 8. The
! buildjnes were oecuoied h Knprl. St
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ers, Hardware ; iiridgeford & Lare.jTur. (iasenic Cimrtsr, Publishers, rK
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' dmgg'sts, and Bobb k Co., stoves and
j ,iB1,r'' T,,,l $-'5,000 ; insur-
nc iout S18.UW. The fire is sur-
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P0'"-u 10 "v eeo tbe work of an in-
.,cendiary.
Al I ltnl tfc P..:. t: ..j -
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he street
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cent Louis XV. clock under bis coat
and, as he was shabbily dressed and
inrn li.ih n.iUI -
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suspicion that he bad not come honestly
by an article of such value. His tale
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pairs did not eo down ; the poliec had
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Heard all that before. When before
the Judpe the man Lad no difficultv in
j ,iroving ,,;, he , M x a
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isninnv tiiiniai
collector of taxes seued two trains
of the Oswego Midland Railroad ou tbe
' oo.i. . . t 11 i.
, .9th tnst., at Delhi, Delaware sounty,
N. Y., turned the passengers out in
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; the snow, and took possession of their, o.r;,.Vh
private freicbt that was in trausporta-
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tin k. .h- Tl.- i .j
j . fup,,,!!!! Send money onler or reicistereJ
to walk some distance in order to reach ! letter u BEADLE k. ADAMS. Publishers,
their destination.
Philadelphia police broke up a Pari-
si an "Can Can" dat.ee house in tbat
city last Saturday night.
The theyenne Iudians have surren-j4i k..w, Xew York, for their PA
dered to the United States Authority. ; PULKT-KOtiK (ify-smrt tJ,houi,cm'
n , .-vi i A-nr,.. r . tuning lists ot over -JN newspapers and
Columbus, Ohio, bad a r0,0lX fire ; ,ima,. .howing the cat. Advertise
on Saturday. i menta taken for Lading papers in many
, r ; stales at a tremendous rediietion Iroiu pub-
.,,, i i , i , . ti lishers' rales. (Jkt Tin book.
The "Phrenological Journal and I.ile H- . .
j lustrate.!' spreads a tempting t ib!e for the
intellect in lis ai.ircn nuinin-r. w e nave a
tine portrait ol the late Gcrrilt Smith ; "A ',
w. .. . . rt. . . it , , , , cicn ihj i raiic :oiiiiiuiaiiv int.re.iiiic
flell-Balanced Cl.ara. ter" follow,, which ApfD Wle(, evervwherebet ,d.e
is an exce'lent mental analysis from the pn . ments ilon't wxsti time vwl Tut Circii
of an eminent divine ; 'Simulating Death" lar to Kobest Wells, 43 Vvsey street, X.
leal clue to that very extraordinary perform
ance still known among Asiatics ; "Material
Kesources of Wet Virginia is an iuterost
estmg paer ; Alfred Rumine, -, Who Rs
d reined Him I" opens well for the first
chapter and is essentially realistic ; eqntlly
interesting is Where some f our Oirls
are Educated ;" " Personal Experience in
phrenology" is certainly
encouraging.
Several portraits are given, vizi Captain
E B. Ward; William II. Aspinwal! ; lUv
Gvorge E-Trask ; David Webster; Kinj
tr .l .i u :. i .k . t .i.:- r
IVlaasJiU D.-SIUC1 VI IIT C'FVFU till "IKS. A IIVU
. ... , - .
30 cents; or $ . a year. $l-j0 on trial "
hif , vw s R w-ELts, publUher. Si9
Broadway, Xew York.
Xew Ailerrttstments.
Executor Xoilce.
Eitatt of Stiian Mnster, dtctastd.
WI1EKE.S Letters Testamentary on '
the estate of Susan Muaser, late of !
Delaware lp.. Juniata conntv. dee'd, have i
been granted to the undersigned, all persons
indebted to the said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims will please present them prujwrly
authenticated for settlement, to
C. U. SilELLEV, Executor,
March 3, 1875.
verdict, the best pump for the Srast J
money. Attention is invited to I
Blalcb'ry's Improved Bracket, the I
; Drop Check Vale, which an be I
i wutiurawn wiinoui aisinroine ine
Joints, and me copper cliamner
which never cracks, scales or rusts and will
last a lite time. Kor sale bv Dealers and
the trade generally. In order W be sure
that von get lilatchlty's 1 ump, be careful
and see that it has mv trade-mark as above, i
If yon do not know where to buv, deserip-
tive circulars, together with the name aud i
- ,,jre ot ,he nearest von. will be i
'promptly furnished by addressing, witb
stamp,
CHAS. . BLATCHLEY,
.Mani rsi-ri aca,
&C6 Commerce St., Philadelphia. Pa.
Assigned Estate of David
Strajrer.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice
that David St raver has made a general
assignment to hiiu for the benefit of his
creditors. AH persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims to pre
sent tbe nanus without di-lav to
REUBE.V CAVEXT.
McAlistorville, Juniata Co., Pa.
Feb. 21, 187-i.
Xormal 8cbOl.
JL. aa. a a j dered liver, stomach or intestines, such as
pjl A Iniproveil CLTl'M- eonstip:itiou, flatulence, inward piles full-
W TP BEK WOOD PUMP !uess of blood to the head, acuity of the
1 I I.C p m i? is the acknowledged ( .Innivh n .nu tiws.rtl.iirn .li. mht for
ll t STANDARD of the food, fullness of weight of the stomach,
fi' --1 market, by tmpular sore emotions sinking; or tlutterinr ol" the
13 5 I
THE Juniata County Normal School will ! X T. Ailman will open a Select School at
be opened in the borough ol Mifflin-i tntrevill. All wishing to avail them
towu, April Ii, is;.i. Tbe course will con- wives of a rare chance of a thorough course
..r si... t c;i i t v . t . ..... . ... " .
v.. .ue wiumia,!! oiiiw. uniiicHr?, jjk-
uni rtr-nrM ijiiiii. i.rfs'ir. atwi iftt,netn'
of Teaching. For terms, boarding, Sec.,
see Circulars, or address the Principals.
D. A. HA KM AN,
J. M. GAIfMAN,
FeblO. JJitllinlowii, Pa.
Propoaals far nulldiaa; Scbaol
loaine
SEALED PKOPUSALS will be received
by the Fermanagh township school
Board for the building of a Brick School
House on the school proiertT near the resl-
dence of Dav M Keuo in said township-i
l be letting will take place at the old achoo! I
honse at 2 o'clock P. M., on SATURDAY,
MAKCH 20, 1H7A. Plan and specincations
can be seen at the residence ot the Secre
tary of the Board. The Board reserve the
right to reject any one or all of the bids.
I The old School House will be orfured at
i public sole, at the time of the letting.
KUHfcitr A. KtYNULDS, rru't.
Jottra RoTwanca, Stcy.
f.ttl-ld
Sew Advertisements.
GILES'
LininEfJT
tODIDC OF AMMONIA
Cures Neuralgia, Fjce'Aehe, Kheunuitsra,
(out. Frosted Feet, Chilblain, Sorelhroal.
Erysipelas, Brabwi and W outtds of every
oiture in man of animal. The remarkable
cure this remedy has elfocted classes it as
one of the wokt important and valuable
remedies tor the enre and relief of pain.
"The sinews of inr left hind were con
tracted from aa old atwe.ss, drawing the
liDgers into the palm of the band. 1 ap
plied Gilrs' L 'mimtnl lo-HJt of Jmmoia-
It relaxed theui so that I can straighten mr
lingers and nse mr hand." B. JicltK
JIOTT, 40 13 St., N. T.
JUIIXSOX, KOLI.OWAY Jt CO.,
tlThoiesale Agents, 6 A rill St., Philada.
For sale by Banks k. Uainlin, Drnggntsi
Milttintown, Pa.
GREAT OFFER.
Tea Steel Keprodnctiuns of famous pie.
tures, original eiifrravings worth $15.
A Woman in Armor," a thrilling story
r American home lite ; i.rke in book lorm.
fl.8i.
Ten hirt stories, a rich variety of mi-
. CeH.inuons reading, and wer 75 pages rt
rare pictures.
k if .1... ..ur . l.l.-'.Tt : hA ..r..
U axn asd ilous lo months oil trial.
i Sc"1 lt.piid tor only nrty cents. Tlie
gre.it illiiKtr.ue-i wkckIv m aiziiitf. Price
, reduced to 1 5!) p -r year. Siuule niiniber
' ci'iits. At news stjirfls or ly mail.
i iiruat imnH-eiticnis i auin miu tiui. :
le, New York.
i HZ A Wl
KKK to Agent to sell an ar- I
e taltablt as flour. Protlu
: , ... .. i .i.i. ... ' ii, ....
. tvs M'o Co., M.u-i j, Ohio.
! rrtUE MARVlif, (' THE WOKI.D BE.
j T1IKSD. WATEK. It has restored
' e'vt'" h,'ailh ,nd "trength to those deemed
; beyond the reach of all nii ilicjl science, .
; and turned the path of atllu-tion to one of:
: happiness in the bleisines lth in ils virtues,
; mvtiwivan uvih I lie 1 111 (, n tlie .
It rllren tin. fimiillir Hriflit'. iliuv .ml
' Diabetes ; eradicates all diseases of the
' kid,K-.v' restores the urinary organs to
strength and power in a wont, it is a nat-
1 nm ntyiomr or ii.-i.ifti .m h:. iwrinrniiiii
tU,! nK,t ',,"!!,l rnd miraculous cures or
' ,,v "nown spccitlc on tbe tlu. Address,
: lor circulars, tc Cam. tiutsa K. lias-
"T Waukesha, Wis.
- inntt7h. Ad-
j dres, EXCKLSIOU M F'G CO.,
j Buchanan, Vich. .
iflASH'"-!::.
, -..t l.u.ir.rv w.kiv r Amriri. mr mm
.re"r tuT ,he regular .ubseription Krice, $ J,
Poftuzt Paid. VIZ: Names entered im-
; puny as received, and five Dollars Cash
' l",, at once t. every tilth subsrrilier Clubs
..T fir a fit '! ...,-hl ...... r ...- Ik . C I
: ' to every filth sulwcrib-r ! The Arm name
.....i..i ... r-iMU- ....t r..l.
' " anmcient guaranty .4 fairness a.irt ful- I
9K William Street, New York.
)
! l4att
OVERTIMING: Cheap i Gooi :
Svtttmalic. All wnoiis who contem-
a!e making contracts with newspaper lor
the insertion of advertisements, should
' .. ft-l - . p l 11 M I ' . .
IfnTllC' The choicest in tho wovM. Im-
. iuau
liortera iwicen Ijruct cilHKnv
iu America staple arlk lo pleases
1. .1.. T I . : it.. ; . .:
Y., P.O.Box 187.
MT -t d0n l"'r ,lav at home.
Terms free.
4J h d6U Address Gao. Srissos
It Co.,
Portland, Me.
Arm A WEEK gnaranteed to Male and Fe
pl I male Agents, in their locality. Costs
UTUlN(i to try iu Particulars
Free. P. O. VI'JKERY . Co., Augusta,
Maine.
a RItlTr ROOK If
" WHAT WOMAN
SHOULD KNOW."
.1 Woman' t Book about H"umrm,frjfa Woman,
Mr,. . B. DCFf'EY.)
The only work of the kind ever written
rnttt tnw
l by a woman, is a necessity in every bouse-
- I hold, its entire novelty ami emiimnt prac-
ticatness creates an immense demand.
J Notwithstanding tbe delicate suhjis-ts nec-
i essarily treated, it is written in such a brave
I pure style as will nut offend the most fasti
I Jtuus. Idy scents never bave had such
hue opportunity to make money and do
good- Terms and sarnie sheets mailed free
on immediate application.
J. V. STODUAKT kCO .rhiladuIphia.
E. F. Znnkers Bitter Wine of Iron
1 tn.n mill .ff-tfiitltr run. livr .-.ii.ml.it..f
jaundice, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous de.
bility, chronk diarrho?a disease of the kid
neys, and all diseases ariMiig Irom a uisor
tomacb, swiiumiiig of the head, hurried or
difficult breathing, diittering at the heart
rhokinz or sutfocatine sensations when in a
Ivinr iwstnre. dimness of vis.sion. does or1
wens before the sieht dull pain in the beait.
delieiency of prspiratinn, yellowness of the
skin and eves, pain in the side, back, head,
chest, limbs, etc., sudden Hushes of heat,
burning in the tleh, constant imaginings
of evil ana great tiepression oi spirits,
Price $1 tier bottle. Ieware ot counter.
feits. Do not let your druggists palm off
some other preparation of iron he may say
i as good, but ask for Kunkel's Bitter Wine
of Iron. Take no other. Knnkcl's Bitter
Wine of Iron is not sold in bulk only in
f I bottles. E. K. Kunkel, Proprietor, No
2o9 N'orth Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by all Druggists aud dealers every
where. Tape Worm.
Entirely removed with with pnre!y rege.
table medicine, passing from the system
alive. So tee unless the head passes.
Come and refer to patients treated. Dr.
E. F. KrsKLE So. North Ninth St.,
Philadelphia. Advice free. Seat, Pin and
S tomarh Worms removed. Ask yonr drug
gist for a bottle or Kcnkel's tYoaii St air.
Price, $1 per bottle. It never fails.
Feburarv 2Mt.
Select Rrhaat.
r man tn notifv the nnhlir th.il Jrrm-
m branches ilesirvd, tin I it to i
their Interest to attend. Tenn to com-
nienee on the 4!b dav of April. BNiniinr i
ean be obtained at low rates. All inlorina- i
tion given by addressing
X. D. VAX DYKE,
Feb. 3, 1875. Mexico P. O.
Disselatioa ef C-Partneikip.
rilllE co-partne.-ohip heretofore existing
X between tbe uodorsigned in the yutch
ering Business, at Aca.lemia, is this day
(Feb. 3, 187a) dissolved by mutual consent.
The books and accounts will be in the naada
of James 1. 1 atteraon for settlement.
JAMES J. PATTERSON.
DANIEL COFFMAX.
Th basiness . ill be continued by Daniel !
ivs.. -i, -.ii jc-i. . .c. :-u I
" IIIIW .. VVIIII IUIUISU I
the pnblic with tbo choicest mat at the
lowest price.
fbl(r-t
EVERT KIND
oa at (bis eftcei
rrcffitiaial Cords.
jy L. ALLEN, M. D ,
lias commeDced tbe practice of ifeiiirine
and S nravry and all their collateral branches.
OtCce in Johnstown, Beale township.
julj 15. 1JI4
THOMAS A. ELDEK, 51. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
mrrusTowN, r.i.
nitit-c Honrs from 9 a. Si. to 3 V". W..
' lice in his lathers residence, at the south
end of Water treet.
JOUIS E. ATKINSON,
ATTORS13 Y - AT - LAW,
JCIFFLIXTOWS, PA.
Kl'olleeting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended tu.
Ofrit-a tn Bridge atreet, oppoite the
Court House Square.
LFUED J. PATTERSON,
ATTOENEY-AT-LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, JUNIATA CO., PA.
(X All business prwiptly attended to.
Omra On Bridge stree', opposite the
Court House square.
Business Cants-
GREAf REDUCTION
IS Til IE
PRICES OP TEETH !
i .... , , .......
I U I PPcr r iirr nrus u w ss ?n
i No tef??l Kllawed t leave the office on-!
Irsa the patient is ml istfc.l. i
Teeth remo.hie.1 aixl repaired.
1 rr I II iiuni I ' I l. I ' ' I II"'
Teeth e.trrtel without paiti, by the se
of N itrwils Oxide tlas, always on hand,
trwingtn the hard times, I will insert
full ingle sets teeth, of the very host kiW:
! I..r il.'i INI. T.-liilr:u-T u-t . 00 extra.
j T.Hmthe siped in rive minutes with-
i out rxtntcliu the tixlh, at the Pent a I OI-
nee of O. I.. Dt.UK, established in Mifflin
tnttu in ItfOO.
I Jan 24, 175.1
7",
O. L. DERIi.
Pradical Dentist.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AT my residence at East Point. Mifflin
town, I am prepared to promptly till
orders lor
BOOTS AID SHOES,
LADIES',
I
at
KISSES' AND
CHILDREN'S WEAR,
prices to correspond with the times. All
kiuds of
RE PA I Rf.YG
alsi promwlv attended to. Hoping re
' :.. .. . .i... ...
etive a sbare of toe patnxiaire ol tlie pro-
pi
I subscribe myself their obedieut hoe-
maker.
A. B. rASP'S.
Feb. S, 1875-tf
CHAIR MANUFACTORY.
TUE undersigned, at his shop, on TVater
street, aliihiiil.iwn, bas now on hand
and for sale cheap, a general assortment of
CHAIRS.
Ue also bas a large lot of
COFFIN'S
on hand, and, having purchased a new
Hearse, is now prepared t attend Ifinerals
at the iihortest notice and on the most 'iu
er.il terms. He ha', made a gteal reduction
in the price ot l othns.
07 Kepairing proiuptlv at tend d to.
julyrttl O.' F. KOBISO.V.
s. B-
LOUDOX,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
in room on second story of K. E, Parker's
new building, on
Main Street, Miffiintown, Pa.
PASIUONAUI.E tilOU.S always on
hand.
CUSTOM WORK PONE cm tie shortest
notice.
GOODS SOLD by the yard or pattern.
PERSONS buying goods can have them
cut in garments free of charge. 1
BVTTERlChTS P.iTTEHXi also for
sale.
AL.lt WORK WARRANTED.
PRICES LOW.
Oct 22, l73-tf
jCW DRCti STORE.
BANKS & HAMLIN,
(Bellord Building
Main Street, ?limintvn. Pa.
DEALERS IN ,
TRUS AND MEDICINES.
CIIKMICAI.tr, DYE STUFF. PAINTS
OILS, VARNlSHES,tI.A3S, PUTT V,
COAI. OIL, LAMPS. BCRNERS,
CHIMNEYS, B K V Sll K S,
ilAlKHKllltS,T(X)III
BRUSHES, PER
IL" MEUY.CoM iS,
SUM PS. HA IK
01L,ToBAC.
CO, CIGARS.
S OT I O N S ,
STATIONER Y
LARGE TAUIIH or
PATENT MEDICINES,
Selected with great care, and warranted
jrom high authoritv.
C7"Purest of WINES AND LIQUORS
for medical purposes.
CT-PKES'JKIPTIONS cmpounded witb ;
great care. June 22-0
JUNIATA VAJaLKT BA'K.
Pomeroy, Fattersoa Jacobs & Co.
HirrLisTow.v, irjiiar covmtv, ra.
CAPITAL, IIO.OOO.
GEORGE JACOBS, President.
T. VAS IRVIN, Cashier.
Maacioas :
Jerome X. Thompson, I John Balsbora,
John J. Patterson, I II. II. Bechtel,
George Jacobs, J. W. Frank.
Amos G. Bonsall,
Vmttd Slalrt
bought and sold.
Ssritu$, Bond,, e.
tivld and Silrer bon-rht at hit hestt rates
Dtpotilt recttotd. rolled ions made, draft
on the principal eiltei, and a general banking
Bonds and other lahuble papers received
on special deposit.
juneS74-tf
Asilgaed Ewtals) mf Samael
leeaaird.
THE nndersinel, Assignee, hervby gives
notice that Samuel Leonard, of Fay-
ctte township, Jaiiata county, Pa., bas
made a general assignment to tiiin for the
benefit of bis creditors All persons in
debted to the esfcte of tbe Hid Samuel
Leonard are requested tc make immediate
payment, and tboa: having claims Io rjre-
ut ,he Lh"lVv-'V.w
K.CBEN LEONARD.
. . . , . -
. 93k.taod '',8 " CoH Pa.
Jan 13. 1&7&.
Tbe Sentinel and Afaetraw office ia the
place to got job work done. Try it. It will
pay you If jfru ned anythin. la tbat lie.
Mtdlcnt.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor
For reatoring to Gray Hair lu
natural Vitality and Color.
A dressiig
which is u
Lealthy,
and effectu!
or preserr.
ng the hair
It toon rr-
ttores faded
! gray hair
to its original
color, with fU gloat and frethntttnf
youth. Thin hair is thickened, fall,
ing hair checked, and baldness often
though not always, cured by its
use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the follicles are destroyed or
the glands atrophied and decayed -bnt
such as remain ran be saved br
this application, and stimulated into
activity, so that a new growth of
hair is produced. Instead of fouling
the hair with a pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will present tbe hair
from turning gray or falling ofi
and consequently prevent baldness.
The restoration of vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation of dandruff, which is
often so uncleanly and offensive.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepara
tions dangerous, and injurious to tlie
hair, the Vigor can only benefit, but
dot harm it. If wanted merely for
a H AIR PRESSING, nothing" else
ean be found so desirable. Contain
neither oil nor dye. it does not
ion white cambric, and yet lasts
1rnr nn t1o lin'v nirinif it ..1.
C11!WV lustre, and a crateful perfume'
-
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer Si Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chralrta,
iovrn, MASS.
ot.n ar six Dncocisrs ivssTwutaa.
KEARNEY'S
FLUID EXTRACT
BUCflU
ii Trte non m roa
BUIGIIT'iS DISEASE
asd a rusiTivs aaaaDT rua
! GOl'T. CRAVEf.
LTRICTTTKES, )!t-
BETES. DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS
DEBILITY. DROPSY. FEMALE
COMPLAINTS,
Non Retention or Incontinence of Urms.
Irritation, Inflammation, or Ulcera
tion of the
Illadder aud Kidneyn,
Spsimaturrhcea, LeHcorrhrea or Whites,
irregular er Pitinlill Mena'S, Bearing D.wa,
Chlorosis, Sterility and
.111 Complain Incidtnt te Ftmalttr
KEARNEY'S EXT. BCCHU
For Stone in the B'adder, Calculus Grave'
or Brictdim IeNit and Mucns or
Milky Discharges, and Diseases
of tho Prostate (il.tnd.
KE.1R.ETS EXT. Bl'CHU
CnTu Diittie$ Jritrsg Jrrm Impru-ienrti,
Ha bit t of Vinijtation, t'.te., in all their
stages, at little cpeuc, little or no change
in diet, no ineonvenvnci', a"d no exposure.
It causes a freiient desire, and gives
strength to Urinale, thereby removing Ob
stmctHins, preventing and enrins Slricturrs
of the Urethra, allaying pain and inHitu
mation, and expelling all oiM.nons matter.
Used by perx-ns in the decline iehangn
of lite alter efpi"ement or labT pains,
bed-welting in chififrt-n. etc.
Prof. Steele sajs One bottle of Kear
ney's Extract BiK-hu is worth more thau alt
other Bnchus combiued."
KEARNEY'S EXT. BUCEU
Permaneiitl- enres all atfections of tho
Bladder, Kidneys, and Dropsical wellinr'S
existing in Men, Women and Children, o.
nutter what the age.
Ak for Kearney's. Take no other.
Prist One Dollar prr B..UU, or Sir BtltU
fr "fr Dollar:
Pepot, 104 Di'asb Sr., New Tcrk.
A Physician In stferelanee to answer rr-rei.ond-nee
and give advice gratis. Send
stamp for Pamphlets fre.
Fnr Sale ty Irnfgisl Every here.
AVOID QUACKS & IMPOSTORS.
So Charftfor .ldbirt and Contullation,
Da. J. B. Dtott. graduate of Jtfftrxm
Medirat Colltgt. Philadelphia, author of
several valuable works, ean he consulted on
all diseases of the Seinal or Urinary Urpans
(which he has made an e-peeial stud
either ill male or fcnu.le, no matter from
what canse originating or of how long
standing. A practice or 30 years enables
him to trrat diseases with sneceis. Cures
guaranteed. Charges rr-asonable. Thuso
at a distance can forward letter descsibing
symptoms and enclosing stamp to prepay
postage, bend lor the Gault to lltailk.
Price 10 cents.
J- B. DTOTT, M. D-,
Physician anil Snrgeon,
angl9 IM Duane Street. New York.
Re-Sister' Notice.
"JVOT ICE Is hereby given that the fol
i.1 following named iersons have ll;ed
their Administrators, E.ecutir, and Guar
dian accounts in the Ki-gi.-ter's Gt!-o of
Juniata conuty, and the samn wiil nc pre
sente.1 for confirmation and allowance at
the Court House in Mittli.i'owD, on Tues
day, March 9, 175 :
1. Partial scrnnnt of S. Owen E.-ans.
administrator of Robert Quick, laJ ol Del
aware township, deceased.
2. final account of John Motsr. admin
istrator of Davkt P. Kurts, late of Walker
township, deceased.
Final aeconnt of P. L. Greenlcaf, eicn
tor ol Marv Kerly, late of Delaware town
ahipi deceaserl.
J. T. METLIX, Regieitr.
RrcrsTrk's Orncr. t
MifBlntown, Feb. 'J, 1875. j
Executors' Xwtlce.
Estate of EUzabttk Langhrutge, dee'd.
LETTERS Testamentary on the estato cf
Elirabetb Laughridge', late of Turbett
township, deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make aviucnt,
and those having claims or demands are re
quested to make k.iown the same witnout
delay to NOAH UERTZLEK,
Feb 17, 1875 Extcntur.
Executors' .teUct-
Eslale of Jacob Brubaker, itteated.
1VOTICE is hereby gives that Letters
i X Testamentary on the estate of Jacob
Brubaker, late of Monroe township, dee'd,
have been granted to the undersigned. AH
persons indebted are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
will please present tbeir without deiay to
JOHX KURTZ,
SAMUEL OBEUUOLTZER,
Jan 13, Ib7i. Execatori.
Sttb;r-;ie for tha Sentinel t RefnbS'irss-