SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
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trednestfay. March II, iti.
U. J. SClIWEIEU,
FHTitl an rturairroa.
UtriBLirAS STATE COXVEXTIOX.
Tall ortbc Mai lemmittee.
Tbe Republicans of the State or Penn-
Sylrauia are hetuby requested tu assemble'. ,. . . .
by their iMfgates- la
Mate Conventi-m at
fl'Ku on Wedneadav, tbe 2fith day of Mar,
17.'.. in the Fulton Own I louse, at tbecitr
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ii um-iMtr, Mir mc pnrrwe " nfumiia-
I,., -.,hMji.. r.M- n.irmnr ..! ufaio
ling eaniiaai- nr men.or ami Mte
Treasurer. E-h Reiirosent.-tfive and Sen -
atoriul District will be eutitl.il lo the same
re-rernttion a, it bu un.1. the prraent
apirtiiiuHfit tur eritura and Keireacn
Utive in the IinUtnrc
kl SSKI.I. EliRETT.
A. Witao X..,. Chairman.
Sccrutarr.
1 OX.VfcCTIciT elects a Governor aud
Congressmen on April o.
The Democratic parry haa gained
two Congrawiueu by the New Haiup-
ahire election.
New Yc.KKtM want tbe ritht of war
to lay an oil pipe from the oil region to
New Yurk city.
Speaker 15lai. has been uomiuated
fi-r the 1're-siJriioy ol tbe United States,
by l'hiladelphians.
About fifty ex members of Con-
ere have asked I're.-i
deut Giaut to
confer office on theai,
New llA5lPtllRt has gone Republi
can. The Governor ia Republican, a
too are both bouses of I lie Legislature.
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reported settled. Snain is to rav this i
e on try $S0,XMj in satisfaction of that
affair, and surrender any claims it may j
have against tbe United States.
New Hampshire Democrats, in tbe
late campaign that closed with dnater
to their tiartv. had a number of ex
rebels to stamp tbe State. This was
too much fur the rank and file of the
Democracy. It was lulling the wool a
little too bard, and tbey raw it.
1U.AK the letter from the South. It
tells what few people know, and what
many in the hurry of events have for
gotten, nauielj, that war wis com-1
menced oti the United States authority 1
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(See. Toe letter gives the date ou
which the "Star of the West
mil
on by tbe Rebels. It wat two months,
less fuur days, before James IJuchanan
wont out of i ffiee.
".. McClire's new papir. The
Times, ma le its appearance last Satur
day, as per announcement. It is a
large folio, six columns, wido measure, i week, two boys and two girls. Tbe
and newsy, bright aud brilliant, tike i father of this numerous progeny is
the Colou;:l himelf. It claims to be j Charles Gilmcre, who met with ar. un
independeut in politics, but further thau fortunate accident last Fourth of July,
that indicates no policy for the future, which resulted in the loss of both bis
Many of C"l. McClure's earlier days j arms. The mother is doing quite well
were parsed iu this county. He has yet j and is able to atteud to tbe wants of
numerous warm friends here. Du tbey ; her two pair of twins. All tbe chil
fccl like having a city paper, and an j dren are plump and well developed,
mdepeodcut one at that. Tie Timet is Tbey bave amply demonstrated their
the one to subscribe for. We welcome
Tftt Timet to tha 6el4 of journalism.
Tnt Lower House of the Legislature
was in session all last Friday night, and
acted like a pack of idiota Speaker
l'attcrson could no urnro control them
than be could control tbe winds. With
out the proper dignity bimself, bow
could be impart it to a body of men
The Speaker w'io, hour npon hour when
iu session, permits a mob of so called
Legislators to collect about bis chair to
jabber aud shrink foul language in bis
ears and puff tobacco smoke in bis face
does not understand what the dignity
'f the place be occupies is. Mr. l'at
tcrson is lamentably weak, incompe
tent. A great d it-grace has been
brought on tbe State by bis incompe
tency to preside ptoperly over the
Luwcr Houe. Tumults such aa that
which prevailed all last Friday night
will disgrace all who participated iu it
and the Comni'mwealth in which it is
mff-Ted
It will be jeais before it is j
wipedout. Tbe conduct was not odIv I orea man nmea ,1,,nM WCDI 10 108
gracefully riotous, but the Constitu" I honse of 1,4 18"e. be""n Mo
tion was over ridden, in that bills were I niul Piedmont, and seixing a hatchet
passed by resiling the title only.
ComwCXIsts' organizations are in
creasing in cities. It is raid that tbey
seek to bring about an equal distribu
tion of property. It JU equal distri-
t.utiou i.f property were to take place
M morrow, in less tLan six months those
people woulJ spend thtir portion, and
then would be just where they began, i
To keep them going it would be ueces-!
ary to mile a distribution tvory fewi
months. They arc a people who accu
mutate no property. They d-i not
titrive to cultivate the virtue of con
tinuous if rt and economy, so as to
become property-holders aud tax pay
ers. The utwt of them are gamblers,
rum drinkers aud loafers, and if the
people were like they are, a relapse to ;
m state of rvcietj such as tbe Indian,
the South Sea Islander, and the jungle'
negro of Africa enj iy, would bo ours I
They are good at teariug d-wn, not
building up. Paris, in France, is an i
illustration. Their ideas ot govern
ment, an far a known, are coutrary to
the ideas rf American government.
Tbe idea on which this governmeui . ia .
fore the law ; that all men have the
opjrtunity to business, to office, and j
to the acquisition of property, and that j
bat a man acquires honestly a prop- .
rrty is bis own, and that the State bas ,
vo right over it further than to impose ,
ruch tax ou it as is necessary to give to
the owner cotrplcte protection ot per-;
.on, aua o-watsliip 4 i-roj-rtty.
"T" Stw Tork ,0O
J editorial explaining tie deflevt of the
Druirt'i h Near tfrt"htfp . :
lit lares where the iVmoeratic partjr
haa gained power it kn But made a
wise one of h. The people do hot wieb
to jump otrt of the ffiing pas into tbe
fire. Tliat when l party acquires power
oi.lv to abuse itt it jtmlv tor fi its every
title to public confidence." "
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As exchange savsi Theatrsffrdrtv
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was illustrated in asbington eountjr,
Iudiaua, recently, where they got op an
.
: iuaiinaiion aieeiiitr araiubi toe civil :
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riirlit-i I-r I.nt l-n thee came o rjd-
i o - ri i
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' uu IDC census ii was uiscovereu lucre
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"ul ""V " " vu""'-
United States afelioruie lave
deepeued the chaunel across t harlea-
ton Br ,n Carolina, another illus-
j tratiun of the despotism of tbe Gut
! erumeut over tbe people of tbe South
! Why duu't the Democrats get up the
1 war-whoop over that f
Uhooklvx baa another acaud.l. It
j j, ,b.t of a r, marna-e
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a fellow acted as preacher, and other
, r"'n Puor"e I0oa
A Nt'MBER of cauala owned by the
State of New Yurie, are to be sold.
They do not pay the expenses of keep
ing them uj.
As independent "greenback" polit
ical party held a convention at (. leve-
' !,n(1 0u'0 week ,0 gnixe.
rules
The Civil Service Kefor
hivt been aboiiahed at Washington,
News Iteme.
'At iiikfhharrt. nn th nmrninar nf
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: the 10th iut., two children of William
. Thomas, a colored man, were burned
' while their mother waa out after water.
I Tbe oldest was a boy three years old.
vbo died a few minutes after tbe mother
, returned, and the youngest, a baby, bad
' ita lags burued to a crisp np to the
! tuee.
A special despatch from St. Louis, on
the 10th inst., savs a desperado named
Hall took a negro into a saloon at Wa
vcrly, Mo., kept by a man named Hoot,
and attempted to place him on an equal
ity with wlite men under tbo Civil
Rights bill. Tbe bar keeper protested,
but Hall insisted and the bar-keeper
nli.a.fl lit. nn.m mf rf t Ii A calwifi t
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tbe pouit of a pistol. Another negro
I named reii men inierierea, auu cue
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Baltimore has just been crowing
over the arrival in that city of four
little babies at one bulb, and now Oil
City, cot to be outdone in that style,
announces an equally wonderful event.
Mrs. Giliuore, who resides near Cran
berry, gave birth to four children last
lung powers, and seem to bave as good
a prospect for life a any other children.
None of the babies seem weak or deli
cate, but healthy and strong aud each
one gives promise of beinjr able to live
through its babyhood. Tbey are aa
much al ke as f jur peas in one pod, and
if they should get mixed it might be
I ' impossible to tell one from tbe other.
W ith such a large addition to bis family
the father, being unable to work, may
be in need of assistance. We are not
i informed as to the circumstances of tbe
family, but aa tbey were well provided
with children before tbe " fuur little
babies all in a row" put in an appear-
aucc tbey are doubtless in a situation
to receive asaistaace. Oil City Der
rick.
A girl aged sixteen fatally wuuodcd
a boy aged seventeen, on the street in
Chicago, on the 9th iust. Sbe claimed
that be bad seduced her.
The Alexandria ( Ya.) Gazelle of tbe
5"n "-V8: ,-'0 J e'-
i made a muraetous assault upon toe in-
, mates the woman and her two chil-
dren cutting aud slashing them terri
bly. Tbe woman resisted him and
fought him frum the houe to a straw
rack uear by, where it was ended by
her flitting hi head open with an axe,
,j atietubiog him dead at her feet
Tue WOman, too, was hurt severely,
,j tue children so badly that they will
probably die.
Mrs. Johnson, ol Georgia, put a five
t0Und stone into her Daner lua bae to
bring down tbe weight, but afterwards
became conscience stricken and poi
soned herself.
Ou the afternoon of the 8th inst ,
about one bait mile from Woodbury,
New Jersey, a robbery was committed
on j, Griscom. The young lady was
returning from Philadelphia, and when
within a hbort distance of borne was
attacked by three roughs who tied her
to , tTet ,nd robbed her of nearly all
tha valuables the bad with her. She
made good her escape by cutting tbe
rope with ber knife.
Tbe "Molly Maguires"
are playing
the Kuk,ul gauje tUronghoBt the coal
r"8inl"- Aru,ed men nd nsked PM
'e " wrnin2 men to quit work and
leave tbe looality, or suffer the conse-
quences.
A, M, picaaMt miutf tt Scranton,
on
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lending tbe screen, wben cue of them ,
ewl,,t b iL Hi. eric for help
I were answered by bis companion, named
, Owen aged Iff, ho in bia attempt lo
'extricate biui gut caught hiuisetf, and
j before tbe machine eouid be stopped
' both bovs were crushed to death.
Oue of the grtatest pedeatrian feats
ever undertaken, probably, u an
nounced ur begin on April 3. Mirk
Grayson, somewhat known aa an actor.
,'atrthorand pedestrian, will andeitake
of r '
j to afl rouud the world in 600 daj.
! The waiter ia tiS.OOO. between Unn
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; John r. lis
iiToou and Thomaa L. Mur-
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i does aca-iis a aucvemmi termination,
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'Under tbe tefius ct tbe
areeiuent,
i Grajson ia to start from the City Ha'l
; iu Xew York city on Saturday, April
: 3 , 1875, and return to tbe same place
jon Thursday, Xoreiuber 23, 1876. TbeipenJ about the middl- of April
distance included in the entire route is
19,220 miles, which will require from
him a daily walk of a little over thirty
j two mletu
A large part of the trip of
j course will be on ocean steamers, during
i mhiei h mke nP b" '. er'S
tn shipboard. should be fall abort of
for any reason, he will make it np on
land. Tbe route of bis wslk is as fol
lows : From New York to Liverpool '
by water ; tbence to Havre, passing
through Msuchester, Sheffield and Lon
don ; from Havre he will walk through
Frauce to Lyons ; then, passing through
; Genoa, Florence, Rome and Naples, be
will go to Constantinople ; from there,
j ciossing the Dosphorus, be will walk
: thruueb the intervening countries to
India ; then to Canton and Hong Kong,
China ; at Hung Kong be will take ship
to the 1'billippioe Isles ; thence to New
Guinea,Anstralia, tbe Sandwich Islands,
San Francisco.
Tbe walk acrosa tbe
continent will finish the undertaking.
The total number of miles he is to walk
by land is computed at 15,712 tnilel,
and by water 12,935 miles. Grayson
is twenty-eight years of age, five feet
seven inches bigb, and weighs 139
pounds. He has been in astive train-
j ing since February 15 at Wilmington.
I Delaware.
The members of the Indiana Legis
lature will hereafter have to content
themselves with $6 day and mileage,
aud no stationery.
Women who take babiea to kill are
to be looked after in France. Every
child under ten years of age put out to
nnrse is now by law made special ob
ject of police surveillance, and tbe
nurses must, under severe penalties,
keep tbe authorities informed of their
whereabouts.
Every species of snake may be per
manently driven away from an iufested
place by planting geraniums. It is well
known that tbe whole geranium genus
is highly redolent of volatile oils
lemon scented, musk-scented, and peppermint-scented.
What, therefore, is
a very pleasant nosegay for man is re
pugnant to tbe serpent tribe.
Transmission of money by post in
Russia is expressly forbidden, and tbe
money ia liable to confiscation.
A Braiilian lady is creating a great
sensation in Paris. Sbe baa a yello
carriage, and the wheel bubs are of
solid gold. Tbe servants connected
with tbe turnout number four two in
tbe box and two in tbe rumble. Tbe
harness is gold tipped, and tbe borses
are thoroughbreds.
Two years ago a Mrs. Bathens, re
siding in Dundee, Scotland, attempted
to take ber life by cutting ber throat.
Tbe wound, however, healed up, a sil
ver tube was inserted, by which res
piration was carried on. Recently the
woman removed this tube to clean it,
but she forgot to replace it, aud sitting
down by tbe fire fell asleep, and died
from suffocation.
Several persons bave been arrested
in M ashington for cruel treatment to
infants
A 74 and 72 year old couple are in
an Ohio court ou an application fur a
divorce. Charge, adultery.
A tunnel is really to be built under
the Hudson river from Jersey City to
New York by tbe railroad companies as
soon as some legal obstructions are re
moved. In Fredonia, New York, several gen
tlemen, desiring to assist the needy
poor, obtained a quantity of fire-wood,
and every able-bodied man whose fam
ily needed wood waa given one cord for
every two aawed by the applicant.
Many improved tbe opportunity, al
though a few who applied for assistance
were unwilling to submit to the condi
tious.
Tbe bodies of over forty "persons who
died at St. John's, N. F., this winter
were temporarily interred in tbe snow,
which lay in such immense quantities
in tbe cemeteiies as to prevent the open
ing of graves.
Mag Oakley, the woman who ab
ducted a child from Georgetown, in tbe
District of Columbia, on Thursday,
was captu.-ed in Baltimore on Friday,
with the child in her arms.
Tbe Tennessee Legislature baa raised
a committee to inqaire into the charge
that Andy Johnson paid $10,000 to
secure the support of the Shelby county
delegation in the Senatorial election.
The Apache Indians are belligerent.
The Mexican government baa ap
pointed commissicners to represent that
eountry at tbe Centennial Exhibition.
A prize fight for $250 a aide, be
tween Tom Barrett, of Brooklyn, and
Jack Hogan, of New York, took place
at daylight at Wbitestone, Long Island,
ten miles from New York, on the 11th
inst. Twenty-eight rounds were fought,
lasting fifty-nine minutes. Both men
were badly beaten and bruised. Hogan
won the fight. Barrett waa terribly
and up and anaUe to leave Lis corner
Ou the 9th inst. a convention, ea
pMed of r-ople from Ohio and wtm
j Pennsylvania, id held at Colutrboa,
Ohio,- to effect an organisation for tbe
purpose of making a ysietuatie effort
to bare the IT. 3. Constitution amended
j so as to directly rRogoite Oud.
Brighain YortDg waa imprisoned on
the 11th mat.,-and" to remain in jail 24
hours and pay a fine of $2,500 fur con
tempt of Court. The contempt was, a
non payment of three tboi&rctl dd'Iarf
attorney's fees, and fire hundred dollars
alimony to Eliza Toung, a divorced
wife.
Tbe Millerites now keep tbe day On
which they are going up a profound
secret
me wool oat rectories at Heading
bare announced their intention to sus-
A saw mill boiler exploded aix miles
north of Knshviile, Ind , on tbe 9th
:nst., and caused tbe death of Alfred
Joyce, engiueer, and Oscar Hincbniau,
; a boy 12 years old, and serious injury
j to James liincboian, Jerry Widener,
and George Kimball. The boiler waa
blown into a number of pieces, and in
all directions. One piece struck a log
bouse, 200 yards distant, and nearly
demolished it. Tbe mill was not run
ning at the time. 51 r. Nelson was
filing a saw, when tbe engineer told
him to hurry, as tbe steam was getting
too high. Tbe explosion followed al
most immediately, and the engineer
was blown a distance of sixty feet, but
Mr. Nelson was only slightly injured.
Tbe painters of New York are re
ported to be on the eve of a strike.
A London firm suspended on the 13th
inst. Liabilities, in other words debts,
ten millions.
Two hundred m;n employed in the
Saco Machine Shop at Riddeford, Maine,
were discharged on the 13th inst., there
being no work for them to do.
Fifty thousand dollars worth of bonds,
a portion of tbe one hundred thousand
dollars worth atolen from L. Loundes
at Clarksburg, W. Ya , last month,
have been recovered through the arrest
at Cincinnati of Arthur M. Pae.
There were 353 busiuesr failures in
tbe State of Obio during the year 1874; !
amount of liabilities, $8,481,000.
A man in Lima, Ohio, named Meaner j crediturs. Ail persons indebted are re
got a divorce from bis wife tbe last JBe"hi" ' ? :make. '.""" rayment, and
j those having claims will please present
term of court tbete. and a few days : them without delay to
after they were re-married. She might
bave easily bettered her name.
A State commission has reported in
favor of locating a new insane asylum
at Tyrone.
The dead body of a tew born infant
was found in tbe slush in an Eastoo
gutter the other day.
There are two hundred and forty
nine widows in the borough of West
Chester.
A Concord, New Hampshire, dis
patch says an insane man, a passenger
on tbe Northern Railway, blew out bis
brains with a pistol. Another passen
ger becoming faint ou witnessing the
Scene went out on tbe platform, fell off
and waa fatally injured.
In Illinois tbe civil damage law ia
constantly wade the basis for suits
against taloiu keepers and in nearly all
cases with success. A liquor seller in
Amboy, in that State, has just been
compelled to pay $2,000 to the widow
of a drunkard who was killed in bis
saloon.
Mrs. Gteenshaw, of Alabama, has
eight grown-up daughters, and every
oue of tbeni can shoot a squirrel's head
off or play tbe piano.
A Western despatch of the 8th inst.
says : Sixteen huudred Cbeyennes, un
der Stone Calf, au.rendered, and
reached tbe Cheyenne Agency one week
ago. Tbey were accompanied by tbe
two German girls, Ella and Lixxie, the
survivors of the Smoky Hill massacre.
Tbey tell a pitiable tale of suffering
and ill treatment. Gray Beard took
Ella, aged seventeen, and Stone Calf
took Lixxie, aged eleven Ella is en-
citnte Tbey say tbey can identify all
who took part in killing their parents.
An explosion of fire-damp a( Balti
more tuino No. 3, at Wilkesbarre, on
Tuesday night, tbe 9tb inst., seriously
injured two miners. Doors were blown
from their binges and huge timbers dis
placed. A party of one thousand men are
organixing in the West to start for the
Black Hill country by April 5tb. Tbe
mining of precious metals is tbe object.
James Martin has been sent to the
Lancaster eounty prison for having been
married too often. He bas six living
wives in La icaster eounty.
Mr. Reuben Reifsnyder, of Reading,
was alaughtering a bog on Satuiday
a week, and after sticking it with a
knife, it turned over and bit tbe thumb
off bis left hand.
Tbe Toledo Democrat says : Mr. Ka
vicr Van Oeyer, former resident of
Lima, bas just fallen beir to a large
estate in Holland, with the title of
Baron of Leath. He now resides at
Detroit. While living at Lima be was
known as - Old Van tbe painter," and
was in very poor circumstances.
Tbe little town of Sharon haa quite
a sensation on band at present. It ap
pears that on tbe 17th of last July, a
youne lady, who moves in the best cir
cles of society, visited the oice of two
physicians to bave a needle extracted
from ber foot. To pet form the opera
tion ahe was placed under the influence
of chloroform and kept in that condi
tion for some hours. Recently sbe be
came convinced, sbe alleges, that im
proper liberties bad been taken with
her, and she accordingly brought suit
against the physicians. A bearing was
had in tbe ease and the physicians bare
been held to bail for trial at court.
rilt&vr- C"zet(e.
A freight eagise oa lie BaMmore
aad Ohio Railroad exploded its boiler
at Mutfnt Airy, ou the 11th inat., kill
iug the engineer1.
Efforts are bo being made in the
Seuth Carolina: Legislature for the re
moval of S'tate Treasurer Cardoxa.
During the absence from borne of
: Elishr A. Kingley, a wealthy farmer
of Flat Creef, Schoharie county, N. Y.,
last Sunday eveuing a week, his barn
was discovered to be on fire by his wife,
who, with a young wjman, waa tbe only
person in tbe Eouse. With the hope of
sa ing the live stock in the barn sev
eral cow and a team of horses the
two women ran to the barn, which was
neaily e3 retyped in flames. While
tbey were finfytng tbe cattle a beary
beam fell from overhead, striking in
such a way thaf Xff. Kingsley Was
wedged between it and tbe manger, and
could not extricate herself. Her com
panion used every effort to f druse ber,
but in vain, only desisting when com
pelled to fly to save her own life, and
not before she waa terribly burned !
about her bands and face. Sbe was
obliged to force a board off the rear of
tbe barn tu escape, tbe flames cutting
off every other mode of retreat. Mrs.
Kingsley was held fast by the beam
about teu minutes bef re the flames
rihi lior. iti.l iI.a oi-l had ni-,nil
from tbe building cot more than a min-
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Ute when it fell in. Th( body of Mrs.
Kingsley was entirely burned.
Last Sunday American preachers
held an immense revival meeting in
London; 17,000 women were present.
Miss logram, of Blair eounty, is a
candidate for the office of County Su
perintendent
A'ew AdeerhgetnentM-
Asiilgnee'i Matlce.
OJLVIN B. BABTLEY and Sarah A.
j his wile, having on the 2oth day of
reuruarr. lf5, executed a deed of volun
tary assignment tu the undersigned (or tbe
benefit of creditors, all persons indebted
are hereby notified to make payment imme
diately, am' those having claims against the
said Calvin B. Bnrtlev to present them tu
JERKMIAH LFUXd, Jtiignee.
March 17, lH75-4t
Assigned Eatate r Hatha.
lsdcr.
THE undersigned hereby gives cotice
that Nalhau Yuder has made a general
assirument tu him fur the benefit of hia
JOAAS A. YODKK,
March 17, 187-5-lt
Jltuente.
Aulrned Estate of Isaac II al
tera an.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice
that laac Ualteman has made a general
assignment to him for the benefit of his
creditors. All persons indebted to said
Isaac Halteraan are requested tu make im
mediate payment, and those having claims
will please present them without delav tu
JOHN" II. MOTKK, Miinue.
March 17. 1875-4t
Asalarned Estate efAmsi Cray
bill. THE undersigned hereby gives notice
that Amos liraybill, uf Fayette town
ship, has made a general asignment to him
for the benefit of his creditors. All per
sons indebted to said estate are requested
tu make immediate payment, ami those
having claims against the same tu present
them without delay to
JOHN K. JAMISON", Assignee,
McAlistervilIe, J(.nuta Co., Pa.
March 17, If 75.
EXECUTORS' SALE OF
VALUABLEREAL ESTATE.
TIIK undersigned. Executors of the es
tate of Samuel S.ine, deceased, Ute of
termananagh township, Juniata county,
will, by virtue of an order of the Orphans'
Court of aaid county, sell, on the premises
at the mansion house in said towusbip, at
1 o ciock 1 . 31., en
FRIDAY, APRIL 16th, 1875,
The following describe Ileal Estate, late
the property of aaid decedent, tu wit s
No. 1. A messuage, being tbe Mansion
House aud tract uf land situate In said
township of Fermanagh, bounded by lands
i uf Simon Mamma, Abraham Book, t'bris-
I . : t.' - i . i . . - -
tun oicuer, auu uiuers, coniaiuuig
13 5 ACRES,
more or less, baring the! eon erected a
LARGE STONE FARM HOUSE.
30x36 teet, a good BANK BARN, a frame
TENANT IIOL'SE, and all necessary out.
buildings. There is a never-tailing Spring
ol gooa water on the premises. 1 here is a
fair assortment of Fruit Trees on the farm.
This property is located ahunt one-hall
mile north of Jericho Mill. The laud is of
the very best quality, and is all unler culti
vation, and well improved and fenced. It
i iu close pruiimity tu churches, schools
and stores, and is one of the most desira
ble farms in Juniata county.
No. 2. A tract of Timb-rlao I in Fayette
township, bounded by land of Jeremiah
Bushey, Enoa Bergey, and others, contain
ing ON E HUNDRED ACRES, more or less.
No. 3. A tract of Woodland in Ferman
agh township, bounded by lands of Simon
Mumma, William Peoples, and others, con
taining TWELVE ACRES, more or less.
No. 4. A tract of land in Fayette town
ship, said county, bounded by lands uf
Jacob Moyer, Adam Sponbower,and others,
containing THREE ACRES, more or less,
baring thereon erected a good SAW MILL,
capable of sawing 1500 feet oi lumber per
day, when in good order.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
Ten per cent, of the purchase money to
be paid wben the property is struck du'l
to the purchaser ; fifteen per cent, wben
the sale is confirmed by the Court ; lorty
per cent of tbe balance on tbe first day of
April, 1876, and the balance on the first of
April, 18. i ; tbe last payment to bear inter
est for one year, and both payment to be
secured by judgment bond Possession will
be given un the first dav of April, 179.
HENRY M. STINK,
SAMUEL ST1NE.
Executors of Samuel Stine, dee'd.
ALSO, tbe fullowing personal property,
at the same time and place : One Bedstead
and Bedding, I Table, 1 Sink, 1 Looking
Ulass, 1 set of Chairs, 1 Corner Cupboard,
1 Kitchen Cupboard, 1 Wood-box Sausage
Stutfer, Meat Vessels, 1 Rifle Una, lot of
Grain Bags, 1 Barrel of Vinegar, and other
household efiects.
March 17, 1875.
NOTICE.
PARTIES knowing themselves indebted
on my Books are requested to make
immediate p ynient. I bave aotd out my
business, and will leave tor Harrisburg br
April 1st. After that time the Souks will
be in other bands for collection.
D. P. SULOUFF.
March 10, 1875.
Jsrmal Schvwl.
THE Juuiata County Normal School will
be opened in the borough of Mifflin
town, April 12, 1875. Tbe course will con
sist of the Coiniuca School Brancbai, Nat
ural Sciences, Latin, Greek, and Methods
of Teaching. For terma, boarding, ate.,
aee Circulars, or address the Principals.
D. A. BARMAN,
J. X. GARMAX,
FeblO. Muflmtuwa, Fa.
AVs Advertimenta.
jroncE.
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES
Mat 1, MJS, to Aran SO, 18.6.
The Revised" Statutes of ibe Cnited S tates,
Sections S232, Sa37, 3J8, and 8239, require
every person engaged Id any business, avo
cation, or employment which renders him
liable to a S FECIAL TAX, to procure mnd
olaee ropifoa i aif tilablilmrt or
I place of Innwt a STAMP denoting the
payme.it ol said apariai lax iur intern.
Tax Year breinnuif Mav 1. tSi, before
commencing ur continuing business after
April 80, IT5. Tbe taxes embraced within
the provisions of tbe law above quoted are
the following, viz :
Kectiflers
$200 00
&V00
loo 0
Dealeia, retail liquor.. ..........
Dtralf-rs, a bulesale liquor. .........
btalers in malt liquor, wholesale..
Dealer in malt liquors, retail......
Dealers in leaf tobacco
fieUil dealers is leaf tulucco
And on sales uf over $1,000, flfty
cents fur every dol.ar in excess
of $1,000
Deak-ra in manufactured tobacco...
Manufacturers of stills
And for each still manuiactured..
And for each worm manufactured
Manufacturers of tobacco .........
NsnntaCturers of cigars
Peddlers of tobacco, first class
(more I ban two borses or other
animals.....
Peddlers uf tobacco, socotnl class
(two burses or other animals) ... .
Peddlers of tbscCot third class
rose burse or otbef animal) .... .-
60 00
2U0O
2-iOO
500 00
S 0C
60 00
20 00
2iM
10 00
10 00
50 00
25 00
noo
Prddlers of tolwcco, fuUrth claas
(on foot or public conrevancr) . .- 10 'fl
Breweis e-f v than 50O birrvls. . . SI HO
Brewers of 500 burels or mure ... I'll)
i A"y l"' ? li:lbIe- who shal! fjil V
, comply a ills the loregomg reqiiireiiH'nls
: will be mil.iect tu severe penalties.
1 " ...
lVnsons or firms Ii ible lo pay any of tbe
Special Taxea named above mn.-t apply to
I'has. !. Bacsaa, Collector of Internal
Revenue at Srsaiav, and pay for and pro
cure the Spcial-Tax Stamp ur Stamps they
need, priur to May 1, 1875, and wrrBorv
rravuEB Svtkc.
J. W. DOUGLASS,
Commiitiontr of Internal Jteteuue
Orricc or IsraasAL Rkvesi a, )
Washington, V. C, Feb. 1, 1875
Trial List for April Term,
lt7.
1. Commonwealth of Tennsylvania vs.
John Yeigb. No. 77, April term, IXiJo.
2. William Cox vs John Deitrk-k et al.
No. 33, Dec term, 1872.
8. Samuel M Armstrong vs. Samnel L
Armstrong. No. 5, Feb term, 1874.
4. B F Crause vs JuLn UcMauigle. No.
149, Feb term, 1S7S.
5. Jesse M Bryner vs William C Beale.
No. 106, Sept term, 1873.
6. Richard Johnson vs David Smith. No.
110, April term, l?7ii.
7. George Winters vs Samuel Murphy.
No. 8, Sept term, 1878.
8. Emily Kefw vs J Calvin Dobbs. No.
110, Sept term, 1873.
9. Jacob Drulesbaugh vs D B Spannglc
and S Stem. Ho. IU, Sept term, 1873.
10. James H Graham vs John Wright and
Jane Gallaher. No. 128, Sept term, 1873.
11. Commonwealth uf Pennsylvania, Ex.
Kel. Daniel Cuduian va Alfred Such and
fhively. No. 143, Sept term, 1873.
12. Robert A Patterson vs David Snvder.
No. 14; Feb tor n, 1874.
13. L'it.ha P Hudson vs David Shuman.
No. 43, Feb term, 1874.
14. Samnel Alexander ts Joseph Bell and
J ShenelotT. No. 36, April term, 1874.
15. J B M Todd vs Daniel MatTett. No.
61, April term, 174.
IU. George W Gordon vs Sanitlei Uotf
nun. No. 77, April term, 1874.
17. George Y Gorton vs James E Bu
chanan. Nu i8, April term, 18.4.
18. Dr J P Sterrrtt vs the P K R Cu
No. 137, April term, 1874.
19. Lonisia Fraz mi vs George W McEl
wee aud S S Wilson. No. 26, Sept term,
l 4.
'M. George W Singleton v Kurti K.iuff
nian. No. 37, Sept term, l4.
21. David L Palm vs William McOill.
Xo. 49, Sept term, 1874.
22. Insurance Company vs Caleb Parker.
No. 74, Sept term, 1874.
23. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, at
the suggestiuo of Juniata county, va David
n alts. Jerome Hetrick, Samuel W atts and
Luke Marx. No. 122, Sept term, 1874.
24. W S Rirkenbauch va C A Lauver
No. 132, Sept term, 1874.
25. Insurance Company vs Thaddeus
Tarker. No. 170, Sept term, 1874.
26. Christiana Simpson vs Joseph Long.
No. 4, Dec term, 1874.
27. Jacob Pile vs Christian ImSchoflTstall.
No. 3!, Dec term, 1874.
28. John T Metlin va Miitliiitown Bridge
Companv. No. 44, Dec term, 1874.
29. James B Elliott vs Juhn M Bartlev.
No. 72, Dec term, 1874.
30 Isaac Pile vs Christian ImSchotTstall.
No. 74. Dec term, 1874.
31 George Pile vs Isaac Pile, with notice
No. 81, Dec term, 1874.
S2. William B Wood vs William Sneath.
No. 101, Dec term. 1874.
33. William Eilniiston vs David W Alien.
No. 140, Dec term, 1874.
S4. M Selig t Cu. vs Eruil Schott. No.
C9, Feb term, 1?75.
8-5. Selinsgrove a. N B R R Co. v Jacob
E Graybill. No. 72, Feb term, 1875.
IRVIN D. WALLIS, Protkovolary.
pKOTHoaor Aav's Orrtca, i
MiOlintown, March 17, 1875-tc.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE !
WILL be sold at public sale, by Jere
miah Lyons, Assignee of C. B. Bart
ley, in Kenuanagh township, Juniata coun
ty, Pa., on
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1873,
The following personal property, to wit :
TWO HE A I of HORSES,
1 MILCH COW,
THREE HEAD YOUNG CATTLE.
1 spring wagon, I one-horse wagon, 1 good
sled, 1 good two-horse wagon and bed, 1
set hay ladders, I cultivator, 2 shovel plows,
1 plow, 1 harrow, 1 good mower, 1 steel
toolh hay rake, 1 fanning mill, lot ot horse
gears, cart, stove, writing table, log chaiu,
30 shares of stock in the Odd Fellows' Hall
Association, and a general variety of farm
ing implements not mentioned.
Also, the following real estate, to wit :
a FARM, situate in Fermanagh township,
Juniata county, about one mile and a half
north of Miftlintown, containing
NINETY ACRES,
more or leas, having thereon erected a
GOOD NEW FRAME HOUSE,
well finished, 33x38 feet, two stories high,
with Back Building 16x20 feet, and Wood
House attached, a
GOOD FRAME BAUN,
42x60 feet, and TENANT IIOCSE, ICE
nw'i niiiw Dltui and other out
buildings. There are about 60 acres clear
bind, in good state of cultivation tbe bal
ance woodland.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-fonrth ot the porcbaae money to be
paid on the 1st day of ApnU 1875, when
Deed will be delivered and nossession
one-fonrth on the 1st day of October, 1875,
and the balance on the 1st uf April, 1876.
Two last payments to bear interest, and to
be secured by judgment.
C-Sale tu commence at 10 o'clock A. M.
of aaid day, wben attendance will be rien
hy JEREMIAH LYONS.
Assignee of C. B. Bartiey.
March 10, 1875.
ELECTION.
TUEHE wi'l be an election held at the
atom of Samuel Buck in Port Knr.1
oa Saturday, March 27, 1875, between tbe
honra of 2 and 8 o'clock P. M-, tu elect a
Buard of Managera for th Pem-tviM.
Bridge Company for the ensuing year.
By order of the Board.
v , , SAMUEL BUCK, Trta.
March 10, ld"5-sr
rnfettkaci Cards.
D.
I. ALLEN, M. D
uL commenced the practice of M-djclne
and Si argerv and all their collateral
Physician and Surgeon,
jbrtLt.ifoirj rJ.
Office honrs from 9 . w. to S
flee ta hi. father-, residence, at the -nth
end uf Water street. l"- "
jOuTs K. ATKINSON,
ATTORNEY -AT -LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN. PA
rcrCuIlecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
Orrtt a On Bridge street, opposite tbe
Court House Square.
LFKED J
PATTERSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN. JUNIATA CO., PA.
(E All business promptly attended to.
Ones Oa Bridge slr4, opposite tbe
Conn House square.
liusitee Cartfo.
OR EAT REDUCTION
IS MB
FBICES OF T12ET11 !
Full ffper or Lower Setts as Law as f 5
.
u'i'.reni blnLC n
Ustheilieni.-lllstJed.
Teet h remodeled and repaired.
?ee"h rilrttLoui' pain, by nse
of Nitrous Oxide Gas, always on baud.
Owing to tbe hard times, I will insert
full single sets teeth, of tbe very best kind,
lor $15.00. Tcniporarv sets $-,.00 extra.
Tootbsche stopped m five minutes with-
out extracting the lnlh, al the ifeniai iji-
tice of . L. Oekk, esublished iu Jlituin -
t iwn in ltiO
" c q pFRR,
Jan 24, 1872.1 Praciical Dentist.
- - -
BOOTS AND SHOES,
A T my residence at East Point
1-
town, I am prepared to promptly fill
oraers lor
BOOTS A 3D SHOES,
LADIES,
MISSES' AND
CHILDREN'S WEAR,
at p'ke, to correspond with the times. All
kinds of
R E P .1 1 R I .V G
also promptlv atlende.! to. Hoping to re-
c ive a share of the patronage of the peo-
tie, I subscribe myself their ubedieut shue-
luakr,.
A. B FAS1CK.
Feb. 3, 1875-tf
PUID XIlVriMl'TllDV
Viintlt Jl.iv i laViVlll. plate nuking contracts with nepaers l.r
' the iu.-ertion of advertisements, should
THE undersigned, at Ins shop, on Water 4 55 ceB4 to Geo. P Row ell Co .
street, Mifilinlown, has now on haud,4 Park KWj Xew Xurk, for Ihvir PAM
and for sale cheap, a general assortuitnt uf j pHLKT-KOOK (iav-rvM Jii),con.
CTT T T qj I Uiniti; lists of over .Ml newspapers and
-a-J- -a- -a-'' 9 estimates, showing the cost. Advertise-
He also haa a large lot uf meiits taken for l.-almg pa: s i iti.iry
-- j y. Mates at a tremendous red'K-tiuti fr.lu pub-
Kj yJ -t 1? A. IN O ; Ushers' rales. GiT THE EOu!.
on hand, and, haviug purchased a new
Hearse, is now prepared tu attend funerals
at the shortest notice and on the most 'ib
eral terms. He has made a great reduction
in the price nf Coffins.
C7" Repairing promptlv attended to.
july2!tl O.' P. KoblSOX.
gl-.LOUboV
MERCHANT TAILOR,
in room on second story of R. E. Parker's
new building, on
Main Street, Mifflintown, Fa.
FASHIONABLE GOODS aiwaya on
band.
CUSTOM WORK DONE on the shortest
notice.
GOODS SOLD by the yard or pattern.
PERSONS buying goods can hate them
cnt in garments tree of charge.
BtTTTERIVirs PJTTKRys also for
sale.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
PRICES LOW.
Oct 22, 1873-tf
jEv DRl'V STORE.
BANKS & IIAMLIN,
(Beltord Building.)
Mala Street, afliniatoiwn. Pa.
DEALEltd IN
DRCHS AND MEDICINES.
CHEMICAL?, DYE STUFF, PAINTS
OILS, AKNISHES.ULASS, PUTTY,
COAL OIL, LAMPS, BUR.NERS,
CHIMNEYS, BKl'SHK S,
HAIR BRU8HES, TOOTH
BRUSHES, PER
FUMERY, COMBS,
SOAPS. HAIR
OIL, TOBAC
CO, CIGARS.
NOTIONS,
STATIONERY
LARGE VARIETY OP
PATENT MEDICINES.
Selected with great carv, and warranted
jroin high authoritv.
C7-Purest of WINES AND LIQUORS
for medical purposes.
07-PRESvRlPTlONS cmpounded with
great care. J une 22-U .
JUN I ATA VALLEY BANK.
Pomeroy, Patterson, Jacobs & Co.
irruxTows, j cat art cocstv, a.
CAPITAL., MO.tOO.
GEORGE JACOBS, President.
T. VAN IRVIN, Cashier.
DIBKCToas s
Jerome N. Thompson,
John J. Patterson,
George Jacobs.
Amos G. Bonaall,
John Balstiacb,
H.II. Rechtel,
J. W. Frank.
luittd Stales
bought and s-.ld.
Stturititi, Bands, ft.
Gold and Silver bought at highestt rates
uepotu received, collections made, drafts
on the principal cities, and a general tanking
.-.--. CI..
Bonds and other valuable papers received
on special deposit. juneSt-tf
Executors' 3ot.ee.
Estate of Elizabeth Lanwhridte. dee'd.
T ETTERS Testamentary on tbe estate of
banana iaugnrMge, ute of Turbett
township, deceased, having been granted
to tbe undersigned, all persona indebted to
said estate are mioealed to make payment,
and those having claims or demands are re
ijueated to make known the same witbont
7J , OAH HERTZLER,
Feb 17,187a ExecwHr.
WANTED, AGENTS, mat and fe.
to aeU Pictures everywhere. Four
teen thousand retailed by owe, Aaother
wntea: - I can make more money at this
asmese than I can on a !o,000 farm, ail
stocked " WHITNEY It CO.,
Ja..-8m Norwich, Conn.
Sew AdrertUcments.
GILES'
Jwia irnnRfir
IODIDE OF AMMONIA
Cores Nenra'gia, Fare Arbe, Rheumatism.
Gout, Frosted Feet, Chilblains, Sore 1 hroat
Erysipelas, Bruises and W ounds of every
nature in man or animal. The femarhabfr
cures this remedy bas eflujeted classes u a,
une of tbe most important and valuable
remedies tor the cure and ivlief of pain.
'The sinews of my let t hand were con
tracted from an old abscs, drawing the
fingers into the palm of the hand. 1 p
piied Gila' Limimtnt Iodide of Jmmtmita -
It relaxed them so that 1 can straighten mr
lingers and use my hand." B. akDEK
MOTT, 40 V. 13 t.. N. V.
JuHNSON, EOLLOWAY k. CO..
Wholesale Agents, 602 Arsh St., l'hilad.
For sale by Bunks 4. Hamlin, Druggists,
MiiUiniuwn, Pa.
CrREAT OFFER.
Ten Steel Keprrxluctiuns of famous pU-.
tmvs, original engravings wurth $15.
-A Wuntan in Armor," a thrilling story
or American huiiie life f price in book form.
Ten short stories, a rirh variety of mi-
ertlaneou rei...g, ami over ... p,ges t-t
j the above im-lmlnl la 'he otlW- of
! Ilsvaxu .. Hon two months on trial.
' J- V1-"' "V; . ""-
j reduced tu $2 50 p -r year. Single number
' six cents. At nes .-tand by naif.
! Great inducement t .-tgeiiN and cIiiIk,
1 Tua (latrine Coafvxv, Publishers, Parti
Place, New York.
(P say A WEEK t(t Agents to sell in aN
M J tick: laleable
as flnvr. Profits
immense. Ps-nas n-. A.Ulr.-ss Bin.
ivx MVo Co., M.UT.MI, Ohiir.
rpHE MARVEL .?TH'E fOKf.P BR.
1 THESI) WATER. It has restored
Unus from the brink of the grave!
gen bea.tb and strength to Ihosc dued
beyum! the re;u h of ,11 H-dH:al ven-nce.
j and turned the path f alhVtion to oue of
' happiness m the h essings withm its virtue,,
It cure the deadly Bright s disease and
Piabctts; a " uf
' "V "", r . ...
1 T . ,V k uu T .
1 nri Knbrer "f health, and has pcrtornwi
J the nvost womSerl ill rinl tuir iculous cures of
I "'J " " '""''i
j it ciruuiw9 o-u.f tri. iiui.i, i. inw"
j vrb
;,)rtA a month to agents evervwhere. A.l
t, Mifflin- rUU inM EXCELSIOR M'F'U CO.,
Kochanan. Mich.
Vyilijll IHMI JoiavL, the
Great Literary Weekly of America, lor one
year for the regular subscription Price, $ ',
Poitaee Paid. VIZ : Names enured iui-
w..;..l .n.l firm -. . .11 I,
. oncc, CVerv fifth subscriber CIu'im
j of live (at each ) ma retm th S" ! This
I is our sar s.-hnmo" a Cash premium of
j t every tilth anbsrriber ! The firm n.im.r
! " a snm. lent guaranty of lairuess aui un
'' ''' e. . r.-.-,.-.
letter to BEADLK k ADAMS. Puklishers.
!w William Street, New Yurk.
4 DVEKTISIXG: Cheap st;.
. St'ttmiitic. All persons alio coiitem-
inTnC The choicest in tha world. Im-
! JL JjilO porters' prices Largist companv
in America staple arlicle please
everybody Trade routinuallv Increi-sini;
Agents wanted everywhere best inductf
ments don't wast time send for Circu
lar to Robkst Wklls, -I;! Yesey str-et, .
j Y., P. O. Box 1287.
rfiC a (tOfl per day at home.
Terrus free.
?d H U?4iU Address G 1 u
Srixso Jt Cu.,
I'urlland. Me.
77 A WEEK rarjnt;-e) to Male and Ke-
sPI I ma.e Agents, in Iheir hvcalitr.
Costs
NOTHING to tiv ii. I'artirnlart
Free.
Maiue.
P. O. VICKERY t CO., Augusta,
A BRAVK BOOK S !
WHAT WOMAN
SHOULD KNOW."
.i nomas' Bovkabont Women, by a li'omaa,
(.Vra. E. B. DCFEEY.,
The only work ol the kind ever written
by a woman, is a necessity in every house
hold, its entire novelty and enunvnt prac
ticalness creates ail iiiiiiien.su demand.
Notwithstiimling tbe delicate siibj.s:ts nec
essarily treated, it is written in am ha brave
pure style as a ill nut offend the most lasti
Jious. Ialv agents hever have h id such
Doe opportunity tu make money ami d
good, l enn and sample sheets mailed free
un immediate application.
J. M. STODDAUT II CO., Philadelphia.
E. F. Knnkel'8 Bitter Wine of Iron
E. F. Kurkel's celebrated Bitter Wine of
Iron will effectually cure liver complaint.
jaundice, dyspepsia, chrunic or nervous de.
bilitr, chronic diarrbiea disease of the kid.
neys, and all diseases arising from a disor
dered liver, stomach or intestines, such as
constipation, flatulence, inward piles full
ness ol blood tu the head, acuity of the
stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust fur
loud, fullness of weight of the stomach,
sore ernctious sinking or fluttering of the
stomach, swimming of the head, hurried or
difficult breathing, fluttering at the heart
: choking or suffocating sensations when iu a
,M i-"-ui-:. uiuiiit-M ui Tisisiou, aou or
weos belure tbe sight dull pain in the heaii,
deficiency .f p -rspiration, yellowness or tho
skin ami eyes, paiu in the side, back, head,
chest, limbs, etc., sudden Hushes of heat,
burning in the flesh, constant imaginaings
f evil and great depression of spirits.
Price $1 per bottle. Beware of counter
feits. Do not let yonr druggists plia oft"
same other preparation of iron he mav say
is as good, but ask for Kunkel's Bitter Wine
of Iron. Take nu other. Kunkel's Bitter
Wine ot Iron is not sold in bulk only m
$1 bottles. E. F. Kunkel, Proprietor, No
S5 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
SuU by all Dmggisia and dealers ver) -when..
Tape Warm.
Entirely removed with with purely vege
table medicine, passing from the system
alive. No lee unless the head passes.
Cum and refer to ati-nts treated. Dr.
E. F. KriKiB No. 259 North Ninth Si.,
Philadelphia. Advice free. Seat, fin and
Stomach Worms removed. Ask your drug
gist for a buttle or KcxKai's Woe Starr
Price, $1 per bottle. It never fails.
Fcburary 2t-4t.
Select chl. '
IWISII to notify the public that Jerome
T. Ailman will open a Select School at
t'entreville. All wishing to avail them
selves of a rare chance ol a thorough course
in all the branches desired, will feint ii .
their interest to attend. Term to eoru
tuence on the 4th day of April. Boarding
can be obtained at low rates. All informa
tion given by addressing
N. D. VAN DYKE.
Feb. i, 1875. Mexicu P. O.
Dissolution of Ce-Partnership.
THE co-partnership heretofore existing
between ttffe nndersigned in the Sutch
enng Business, at Academm, is this day
(Feb. 3, 1876) dissolved by mutual consent.
The books and accounts will be in the haada
of James J. Patterson for settlement.
JAMES 1. PATTERSON.
DANIEL COFFMAN.
The business will be continued by Daniel
CoOman, who will make it a point to furnish
the public with the choicest mrat al th
tuwest price. feblO-lt
fOB PRINTING Of EVERT KIND
4one al thi office.