SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
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Republican Stats NonunatiofeB
FOR GOVHB.N0R, -
ten JOZI.1 F. II A It TR AX FT,
i r norooKT count.
TOR etAIl TREAStEta.
"Hon. RE3RT RltTLH,
or rate cocurv.
" How fa? People are Taxed."
TV Democrat and hereon the
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irticir that appeared in tbe Democrat
inj RcgLUer, and is in tuch perfect
LarmoiiT with tbe qnalit of political i
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Oil l uuanj ssrvea up ior us n-aueri
t .... .II .w.Iiabtm(I vi t linn t nans.
tng a griunco on tbe
pucia counto-
tistioe of .lie Democracy
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ia i Tiairatii.n rw r.nw rknn p san rp i
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It was eiotcdmgijr kind in that pa
to
goods ruunicrstfd as publitbed.
iiiHst be a bt liervr in oblaioing its i
tliirtgn far from Ih uib as possible, .
for it taya it got the article frui Cm- i
rti.natt It nrr.t m!1 thlk w&v tn flnl
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eiunati t'i get an artiole to tell its read-
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m nV THE 1'EON.E ARE TAXED, aud
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then it tells, tl at a man is taitd
Jcr cent.
Oo hia aa!t
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'hi bia pepper ......... ....... ,
On bikrica
Ou hia soap
Oo lita smn-li
On iia can.llcs .
Oil ths blieeta uf bis bed ........
lu the biankct! tliat caver bim...
Ou t!ie rirpets be buy a .... ,
Ou bis win'low curtiios
On bia knives ami folks
On bia window g!u..
On bia h'iB and apate each ,
On bis hone abuea
On bia pluw............ .....
On his cb-U.ia.....
On Lis barueaa. . ...............
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aud so oc, with a list of percentages
put on by business people, until it real
ty imsginei that tbe people believe that
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ivepuccaa r?op,e are me u.y PeTi.
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in tins country wuo coarge a perceui
age for doing business, or establish tax
rates.
Kven the mass of the Democratic
party are getting too well informed for
that kiud of dnst-throxing. Such mis
representation does not blind as it
ur-ed to d-. Tbe people wuo indulge
u ii.-l. vri'iug Liiist prMume that their
readers ecu pcbrlj informed, or nearly
quite ignorant. When we read such
an article we arc reminded of tbe slight
of hand performers who used to play
before the Indians and cause them to
believe that their tricks were super
natural, that tbe Good lieing was with
the "pale fa;e"' aud helped him. The
Indians know better now, slid the Dem
'orscy will j?tuc day learn bow tb"y
have been, and are yet, tricked into
bitter opposition by just such articles.
Tbe Democrat and Register people
know that all business men who deal in
alt, pef per, grain, plows, harness, and
every other tbiug of tbe almost endless
list of articlss used in eveiy-day life,
require a certain percentage before itjicsn continent prohibit the iuiportatiots !
reaches or is handed to the consumer.
If it were not ss they could not live ;
there would be no basioess ; men
would grow and make only what each
individual needed, and oo more.
Such dust slingers as the Democrat
and Register do not say tbat it is wrong
to give or sell what a man raises or
makes beyond Lis own immediate need
or want, to a business man who puts a
percentage on what be paid for it, be-
fore be disposes of it to tbe consumer. ; littleness, and is above laws of Legis
If an article pass through the hands of latares and Kings' decrees, and goes
a half dosen middle-men btisiness peo- j wherever be may please.
J la who act as it were as agents be
tween the producer aud consumer, the
percentage is cort ejpondingly higher
than if it Lad passed through the Lands
f only one or two middle-men. But
these middle men, whe, to make money, lot the t)aUl8 01 Duuker Hill was a
raise the pcreeutage, are not the peo J Tlendid demonstration. Tbirty-thou-r-le
whom the Democracy, through their i MIlJ luin "er in line- Tu froces-
orators and papers are abusing di j
redly, yet indirectly they are the '
people
abused. Thev talk and i
write in such a wav
as to create ,
ho impression among the nnseapect- tbi,t rs'pouded to tbe call of the mul
ing and unread that Republican peo- , tIfule f,,r sPt,ech W4S Governor John
pie are the people who are dui..g the j V- Uartrauft lie answered tbe call
percent? bus nes . The Democrat , iu a Ltrt " follows :
end Regltcr mvs, "How the people are j . 1 "rtaiuly feel a delicscy in appear-
- . .i .- . i, i init before you, and simrly because 1
taxea by these operations, by Re- s J ' . " ' ' J
J ' ' J i am governor, because I was reminded
publican rulrrs. 1 here may be such j tu.Uav tlt govtrn-rs were as plenty in
a thing as gettiug the percentage too; this oity as brigadier-generals and gen
Lig'i, bat that is not our point now, ; tral officers were at VY aahiogton during
tikubrr is it thtir point. The point
they desire to make is to create the
impressiun that Republican people are
the prrple who are dviujf these things,
that ihey are piling on the percentage.
Reader, yon know how nearly correct
it is thai all of the business of this
r.ont,trj is done by Republicans. To
make tbe Republican jarty responsi-!
ble for the ptreeolage tbat business
rxaets, it would be necessary tLat tbe
business of the country be done by
Republicans. Is that true? Are there
u i Pea-ocrats Li business ? Are there j
n I'cmccraU raising more f roduce on j
faro.--, cr nsnufacturiog more articles !
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m sups tnan mey tneuiseivts neea
Lips
If such rs tiie case, then the Ciuoin-
i.ati article reproduced in the Democrat
and Remitter is correct. Then are tbe j
Pciaocrats ;ir .doccrs and ei saiuera,
and not bastess, or middle-men, and
Lave nothing t! do whatever with buy
ir.jr and selling et a profit.
How wii-ny more Republicans than
P-'tnocraty are dDtrrg business ?
'ut wiry "arrte forevel about tbe
biff of tax nntside of Juniata county !
Why tte Drmccrat aud Rrgnttr
! fiiI 10 ,,u MnitLiD6 b0J,t bur"
denaotne taxation in thU cuut'v 1
It is oo wonder that people, who
ttLiier tbe stiuiclua of the hope of ac
quiring property feature little in debt,
are nnab!e to tiieet their obligations.
evefl after they bate teen ao fortunate ! jf others are unfortunate in their
t as to obtain mone; it 8 per centum. j judgment, in their investments, in their
j Look at tbe eaae as it stands by the businee, or arc reckless and extrava
latcst published statements of icditcrs. igant, do not rejoice when their fall
; Take the rate of county taS aud eecp'.e - take placo. Stacd above tbe mock and
i it with the rate of taxation ia the ton-, tbe jeer, so that the eot row may . not
thin nearest to MiQiutowa ferman-
'ijh tob.Lip. Tbe Couutj tax was 10
' mt - lbs toweshin tchsol tax was 10
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nulls: the towuthiD road tax was 14
mill, which, wben rt t.getber, aggre-
'g three per cent, and four tenths,
! tbe merest fraction less than three and
a ba'if per cent. If there Lad beeu a
' poor tax wbieh that there was not ap-
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i pears almost me a miraciu mo hi
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woo Id hate bteo no less tban 4 per
! centum
a fax buSsient to crush tbe
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' debt they might in a tuajirity of cases
! bold tLeir owu uader sttch rates of tax-
Jation, but thS Uiaj-rity of those who
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caouot pay tbe combined pcreeutage of
tax aud interest.
U Lin a couuty permits its matiage-
' uieut to bo tax its citizens that tbey no
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! lonfftr dare venture the least in debt,
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because the tax aud debt interest will
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.ului u, iue ruu ta u'jl usiu vi iai
' to see.
! Can a man get money at 8 por cent.
' now ? It he cau be believes be is for-
! tttSate. Suppose a man to be tbus for-
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tuuate, and be Lus a farm in part on
borrowed mnuey at G per cent., with a J
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'ha arnnM n. t Q .ml f.m rl t lii ner
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cent. ; a rate ou which nine m every'
ten men in this county would fail if
' compelled to pay for a series of years.
$u"h is the state of affairs in this
count, and yet the Democrat and Reg
ister writes about percentage and tax
atioa everywhere else tbau here at home
M f , . burdcu
New Idrk Detectives Corrupt
A Day of Judgment and Vindi
cation Coming.
A Ne
York private detective has
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res'gned, and charges it on the detec
tive and police force of that city, tbat
they are corrupt and in league with
thires and burglars and other criminal
classes. There is a day of judgment
j and wrath coming, in which the people
an outraged people will vindicate
theniscltes. How it will come may not
be wise to predict; but citizen will not
always stand to be defrauded, robbed
in their houses, garroted and mnnlercd
on ,!,. si-eet Lave their children
atnlnn. anJ lheir characters blackened,
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and have no redress, either in or out of
court. hen the day of vengeance
aud righteous indignation cames, it will
be thorough and most speedy.
Laws and Edicts Against tbe Mi
gration of Potato Bugs.
All governments off the North Alter
1 of potatoes from this couutry. They
fear the introduction of the potato bug.
It is a question whether the edicts
j against the bug can stop tha migration
ef the inseot. Can bo not take pas-
; gace on any vessel leaving these shores,
and nay aboard nntil the other side of
the deep is reached, and then land in
tbe seme way tbat the " Norway rat"
came to this country. Tbe bug is a
j little bug, but a "big bug" with all bis
The Centennial Celebration of tbe
Battle of Bunfcer Hill-Governor
Hartranft's Address.
TLe U.ithn Ceutrnnial Celebration
muu ,,ur uvvr Fss,"6 "J
8lv F0,nl- After the regularly pro-
gr""ne ct remomes on Jeunker lliii
i bad been finished the first Governor
the war. Applause and laughter. 1 1
certainly suppose some of these very
gc itlmiien are now in the field doing
duty. 1 didn't come fifteen hucdred
miles, as my friend General Sherman
did, but I Lave brought soma fifteen
huudred IVnmvivaniam applause to
take part. Lnud applause J It is not
uiy desire to make any speech, but 1
know that thev would not like it did 1 !
not eay a wmd to you, aud invite you j
from all the States
iu the Union and
elcuuie to Philadel-
give you a cordial we
phia next year, wbrn tbe hundredth an
niversary .if our nation is to be cele
brated. I Applause. ad cries, of "W e
wilt conse :' The celebTatioa is, of j
course, of a national character, and we j
,esire on'.T unr l:ar ia he ceremonies j
in tbe exhibition : but we also Lave a!
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citiicn, whether he comes from the
North, East or West, feel that he shall ',
be received with all the hospitality that j
it is in our linwer to extend : mni while
we meet there as brothers aronnd tbe
famed precincts where the cbirters of
our liberties were signed, let us there
bury our passions aud our auimosities,
res .lrit.K to perpetuate entire and indi-
TMble tiie nation which bas been given
cs. Arplaase.l
Collieries in tbr Schnjlkill re-ion are j
resuming wotk
I English Panic-Moral.
English people that i, peep I e in
England made a prcmt ado over the
lata American panie Now they are
to to it tbemsclTea. Thev are breaking
up, frith millions of liabilities. Moral
come to jenr house.
Paris U n?t ati intitiag field
Spiritualistic missionaries
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da-
'P1 bam tL,t c!,J few d'J "
j an -American spirituaiou
h" beun ""uteuesd to a.x
months' iaiprisonmeut as a ?i!idlef.
Good for Paris.
An earthquake followed tbe meeting
of the Democratic State Convention in
01. io. In oldeu times it would bave
been considered an omen uf destruc
tion to that party.
U'uaT does it mean ? A number of
the tSBt men in Massachusetts were not
at the eelebratiou of the Battle of
Bunker flill.
Hews Items.
Mr. Uergh is making it uncomfort
able for tbe rooster aud dog fighters of
of New York. On the 15tb iust. one
of tbe latter class was arrested aud
fined $1,000.
The Republicans of Maine held their
Stats Convention on tbe 15th ihsUnt.
Tbe third term question was discussed,
but in consequcnie of the Presiden
tial disposal of it through tbe letter to
Gen. White, it was dt'ciued improper to
mention the matter in the platform.
The German Centennial Commissiou-
er has informed the proper authority
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sraee allotted tn the main building for
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CGO exhibitors, 5,500 f-quare feet tu the
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machinery hall, 15,000 square feet of
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wall space iu the art eallerri and 4io:
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feet floor space for woiks from 200 ar-
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A desbatcb frorli Clearfield on the ;
t?t(- siva - Tho tlilrtv-twfl Slritiilf .
miners who were found en.ttv last even-
. . - . . ...I eral judgments on a sinsle indictment,
mg of conspuacy and riot were called - B e
, i r r i The power of the coiirt in the case was
for sentence this afternoon. Judge I 1
i . .i i exhausted by oue sentence, to impris
Orvts divided the criminals tato throe i ' ' v
! classes. na pru" n.ence as
follows : The first class consisted of t .
John II. Joice, President of tbe Miners'
Union of this region ; John J. Mab-
ney, Secretary j Ralph Parks, George
McGowan, Thomas liurehdall and Ma-
thias Mayer, Who were sentenced to
Dav the costs of prosecution, $25 fiue.l
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and to nnilerfro an imnrifiOnmpttt of one
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year. The secrnd class consisted of
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'n others, wuo were setuencec , o :
PJ " ot prosecution, a fine f $25 j
cb, imprisonment for sixty days.
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uiass euusiBLeu ui iiiiiieeu,
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being considered that they acted under
coctrol cf the leaders. Mr. Parks,
Secretary of the National Unisrt, was
present, and after sentence was pro
nounced he seemed terribly distressed, I
and shed tears in profusion.
Tbe tronbles on the Mexican border,
instead of decreasing, are growing more
complicated.
Some time since en outrage was per
petrated oa tLe person of Miss Jackson,
of Ann Arundel county, Md , by a
negro. Tbe wretch was placed in jail
to await a trial. " Citizens of the neigb-
borhood in which the outrage was com
mitted assembled to a considerable
number on the 14:h inst., and proceed
ed to the jail in Annapolis, wbere tbe
negro was confined, and demanded the
keys from the jailor, with a view of
I taking Siuiuis oat aud executing him.
Tbe jailor was searched, aud tbe keys
having been found, a large number of
tbe visitors went to the cell of the ne
gro and finding him chained dragged
him away without releasing Lim from
the irons, and taking bun a short dis
tance from tbe city, near the railroad
track, hung hnn to a tree. The psrty
was well provided with pick-axes, crow
bar and other instrtments for gaining
admission to tbe jail had they met with
forcible resistance. Tbe negro did not
say a word when he was taken away.
Certain portions of Mary laud is
greatly afflicted with grasshoppers.
This is a grasshopper item frtu Oma
ha, under date of the loth inst. : The
city is full of grasshoppers stragglers
from tbe vast army which passed over
here yesterday. Private gardens, fruit
trees, and all sorts of vegetation bave
suffered to a great extent. Herald
specials to-night from the principal por
tions of tbe State say the grasshoppers
are passing over northward and doing
little or no damage as yet. Tbe crops
are the finest ever known.
On the night of the 15th inst. a Mrs.
Murry, residing in Newark, N.J., killed
"nan oatned Green
It seems Green
and ths woman's buibaui wefe drink-
Wg together, and she, going to where
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.uvjr .no, tutu uci uu.ii.uu in cuuie
and leave the drunken loafer, wben
Green retorted, applying vile epithets
to her. She then stabbed Green with
a piir of scissors, and he died in about
lf mjDUtM.
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It is an tfasommon item of news
to
neir ,nl women engage in robbery,
but here ia a case, as per dispatch from
Indianapolis, Indh.na, under dtte ol
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(ne io:n inst. : a tispaicn irom Indian-
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SF " tbat durlDS teV
vorm yesterday two men aud a woman
drove to tbe Central Bank, and while
the women engaged one of tbe clerks
io eonversat;00 ,t tbe carrUge the two
men entered me oaux and began talk-
ing with the cashier, who was presently
set at work figiriog ect tbe interest en 1
a larfe sum wbicb t hey deaired to loatw
WLile tbe cashier was thus engaged the
men slipped iuto tbeu pockets (Mckageaj
to tbe atooCnt of $5,000 to ttf,000aadi
got off with it." No arreata bars jet
been biade. ; - ' -v -
A prisoner in jail at Rochester, York
State, fired the prison. . A timely dis
covery of the fire saved bia life and
that of other prisoner-. Tha fire' was
ontened. The incendiary feigns in
sanity. , r. y ,, j -f i y ,j v
Tbe troubles of the Kailioad Kings
hava been amicably settled.
This grasshopper news is from Lea
venworth, Kansas, under date of tbe
l'jth inst. : Tbe grasshoppers ' bave
nearly ail disappeared from this region.
For the past fea dayB tbe air bas been
quite full of them, millions on millions
flying northward. Farmers are busy
replauting their fields, and a general
condi'.ftm of bptfulne prevails. ITo
mcfe 3'crijus haras is iuticirlated.
Ad inmate of the Ilouse of Correc
tion in Philadelphia was shot dead by
one of the guard,, for attempting ' to
run away.
The peach gtowers of Delaware and
Maryland met in annual convention a
few days ago' in Dover,' Del. ' The fol
lowing resolutions were adopted :
Resolved, That "it is the opiuion of
this uieetrtig that tbe whole crop' of
peaches on the peninsula, from present
Indications, will reach 6,000,000 bas
ket, aud that the number of baskets to
be shipped by railroad Will probably
reach at least -1 ,000,000.
Resolved, That in view of the pros
pective enormous crop of peaches cn
the peninsula, it is tbe opinion of this
meeliug that the freight should be
largely redased by railroad, new mar
kets reached, and growers ship only
their best fruit;
Boss Ttteed fras released from jail
last week. A New York carter asms
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it np in this way : The Coutt of At-l
I Deals has uuanimouvlv reversed thalprnnfrw wlmn nlnn foirj nf aira tint.
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I. t'tdgnient of the Supreme Court In the
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case of U in. 31. Tweed, and has order-
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ed bis discharge. Tbe opiuiotl of the ;
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Court is letigthy, jiud recites the case
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fuily. It holds tbat tbat tbe Court of j
Uyer and 1 crminer exceeded its juru-1
diction in sentencing Tweed to enmn-
i U,ivC Pun'"thu'eI" " pronouncing sev-;
CUment for one year and the pavoient
, j lars. The jurisdiction of the court
over the prisoner is dow exhausted, as
though no prosecution had ever been
mstituted againtt him. The indict
ment in Tweed's case is probably willi-
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.uo Kuivui.il in mo uui mui
creat wrong had been porr etratod.
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6 DS the when the accused was aigbt t3tchman ,
d eJUh Td' rditbc yorlhwest.ru Ra.road car shops,
ar;cmi.u .u un iiivului aii.ii uanuaie viu
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aic&uoa oi justice ana punisnmcuc oi
the lUenJer. The Court bold tbat
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J1"'"- or" can e
advanced by illeal acts, and orders !
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that th., inkm.nr .ml . ,.r .!. 1
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ouprcuic vuuri nuu vi ino v'ver
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lerunucr be reversed and tbe prisoner
discharged. Preparations have been
made for bis re arrest, and it is said
tbat unless he seceres bail iu $3,000,
000 be will be taken to Ludlow street
jail. The arrest is to be made ia civil
suits. '
Tbe money in the United States
Treasury will be couuted in July. The
new Treasurer, Mr. J. C. New, will
succeed Mr. Spinner on the 25th of
that mouth. It is believed that a force
of twelve or fifteen persons cau count
all tbe funds in the course cf a week.
Ou the 17th inst., a terrific storm of
wiud, rain and hail passed over the cen
tral portion of the State of Missouri,
doing great damage to crops. Reports
come from Lexington, Lafayette couuty,
of the appearance of millions of toads
io that vicinity. The farmers are ap
palled at the prospective damage to the
crops by grasshoppers and toads. '
If the coorts in Tennessee keep ou
sentencing for robbery as a court in
Memphis did last week, it will not re
quire a long time to break tip tbe busi
ness in that State. Ou the ICib iust.,
a Memphis court sentenced Matt. Mor
ris, Ed. Johnson (white), Ilecry John
son (colored) and John Woods, con
victed of robbing Express Messenger
Rrady some months ago, the two first
uamed to twenty-one years eaebj Henry
Johnson to twenty years and Woods to
ten years. It is reported that eight of
the jurors favored tbe hanging of Mor
ris and d. Jubcsou.
The Probibitron Convention nomina
ted a State ticket at (Iarrisburg last
week. Tbe nominees are Dr. Robert
Audley Rrown, of Lawrence county,
for Governor, and Elisha F. Penny
packer, of Chester county, for State
Treasurer.
General aeridan's wife is said to be
a half bead taller tbau her husband. '
Reports from Urlana, Sidney, and
other towns in southwestern Ohio state
tbat about 11 o'clock A. JJ.,ou tbe 13th
inst., there was (juite a severe shaking
of the earth in that region. Io Sidney
the greatest part of tbe shelving in a
drug store was thrown to tbe floor. . A
large number of buildings were shaken
very perceptibly, cracking tbe walls,
and tbe inhabitants-, alarmed, ran oat
of their hoiwes in o tbe streets. - A
large steam boiler aas moved nearly a
foot from its original position. The
earthquake was very generally felt at
Indianapolis, Indiana. ; l
Tbe litest Western sensaiiotf is the
eaillionfl of toada in Missouri. : '. - '
News from 'Maine states tLaf the
North American Railway Company ana
944 parmnt
- A Utica, N. Y , man saej tbe Utiea
JVjrniitg'fttfalJ foi libel, awl jot a
verdict f aig ceuu duiages. ,' ' V
- A Pittsburg man seed tbe Pod ot
that oity for libel, and raocitcJ a etr-
dict of $10,W0 damage. ' V,
A despatch frouT" Loudon tn Satur
day, states tbe departure of a steam
ship, for Quebec, Canada, that has on
board' 663 Mennonite emigrants from
ttussia.- - -
A lata dspattU an&ouaeea that an
American Consul and wife havebeen
iciuhed in China by soldiers of that
country. The manner o.' the insult bas
not been stated. .... , ,..
Last Friday President Grant made a
personal inspection of the buildings
and gronuds for tbe Centennial Inter
national Exhibition, at Philadelphia.
There is to be a swimming match
from Chester to Philadelphia, a distance
of abont 16 miles.j for tho cbampion
a'uip of the world, at $1,000 a aide, nn
Thursday, July 22d, next, between J.
6. Johnson aud Thomas Coyle. A
newspaper man who professes to know
the men writes as follows concerning
tbem : Johnson was bora at Manches
ter, England, in 1349, ttclgbs 165
pounds, stands 6 feet 91 inches, and,
when stripped, presents tbe appearance
of a most remarkable mm in regard to
muscular development. He wou, and
olds, by reason of retention lor i ,trang,h ,nd power in a word, it is a nat
three years, the Champion Cop of Eng- urol restorer of health, and bas performed
, , . , i t . l the most wonderful rnd luiracuious cures of
.land a handsome cup awarded to him j tnown iflc on the 8,od Adjres.,
at a swimmine tournament at the S4-
enbaai Ctjattl Palace a .n.ipllti..n
of uedals decorates bia eoat, and be
bas defeated Ueckwilh and all tbe best
trausatlantic swimmers. Ilia opponent
in this contest of endurance, which is
exciting the attention of the medical
j faculty and amateur gladiators, is a
' nf fh.n. nil IriUnJ I,.
, , . ,.! ., ' 6 ...
bom there io 1841. He came to this
I ..... , ? a
weighs loo pounds, stands 5 teet 8
I ill.kft. in V. I .J .1 ,ft1riti fac( anil attm. a
I.
quiet, unasumioe mau. lie served lu
......
the United States navy: as a marine,
, , , . " ,
for four years, during our late uu-
pleasantness' neter swim a match
race in bis life, but last summer ex-
cited the attention of medical experts
in the vicinity of Chester, a distance
of four miles, in fifty fi7e suiuutes.
It is estimated that over $2.0CO,C00
worth of cattle bare been stoleu from
Texas L'erders by border raiders, since
last January.
A fire in Pittsburg, on Saturday, de-
.stioycd $1,000,000 worth of property.
j La8t Saturday Wm. Oarbick was
j b H befor tb Jultic Cuurt, itt
e
Chscairo, charged with murder, arson
I ...... ... .
. aaj defrauding the Urewera' luaurauao
( jlliililllT. nf M itarntllcpi. Tl. ftllirrl
, . .. .. .
: AIMjUo r ,s ....nn. iiii.' r.n I , , , . , 1 W 1
On that nght the house of Jerome 11
avi?. near toe car shoos. w;is LurueJ
t.v the rniiiid. and Mis Sarah Davi.
- e. , ,
16 years of age, burned! to tJeSth. Itj
... n.e,al!van.ir....l.ttl.rml.at
n ,. . . . ,. . . . . , '
the hocse was struck by lightning a&d
. . . " h 8 . .
ignited. tubsequeut investigation,
i . . ,- . . .
however, led to the belief that the ;
bouse was set on lire, aud that Garbick !
.. o. ., i
was tbe incendiary. Strong evidence
was produced o; t!o day above men
tiooed against Garbick, who, however, j
protests his innotfence. He wss held I
over to the Criminal Court.
Xfir Aftertfenu;ntH.
tSTRAV XOTICC
estrar DIN MAKE came to the
jT3L ri
premises ol the utidcrsirued, in Fav-
ette tom-n.liip. The owner is hereby re
quested to conic forward, prove property,
pay costs uf mufntenanee and adverliso
incut, or the n.are will be otherwise dis;
posed of as the iaar direr Is.
WILLIAM 8. D'JNN.
June 23, 1S75. .
Admlniatrators' Xotlce.
Estate of R. It". Jaminn, dtirattd.
w;lIEREAS Letters if Administration
V ou the estate uf R. X. Jamison, I..te
of Payette township, deceased, having
been granted to the undei-Mirucd, all p.r
sous indebted to said estate are re(iiestt.d
to make immediate payment, and tbuse
having claims a ill pleaso present tbem
without delay to
JOHN MOTZER,
LOUIS . ATKINSON,
June 23, 1373. Jdmrnatralort.
Xolice to Tax-Iayer.
1 Tl invetin of Hie Coiiiiuissiuuers, held
at their utlice in the Court Ilouse in
Milliiiitown, Juniata county, on Ihe Ptii
day ul Juue, 1875, tbe lolluAiiig rcsuiuliou
was passed by the Board :
Remlttd, That the tax payers uf Juniata
county fur the year lfc7o be allowed 10 per
ceut. dixiuctiuii on their State and t'ouuty
Taxes tor said year, on all such taxes paid
on ur before Saturday, July 1, l"7j, aud 6
percent, on all taxes p.iil oni.r be lure Sat
urday, September 4, l(J"-, after which time
no deduction will be allowed on ihe taxes of
lb'o, and the Collectors of tax' s of said
year are directed Lnd requested to give all
tax-payers in the several boro'iKlia and
townships in the county an opportunity to
avail themselves of tbe Cafuje of being
benefitted by said deduction, and also to
pay over tiie money so received by them
immediately after the above-named dates to
tho Treasurer of Juniata connty.
By order of tbe Board of Commbislou.a.
JAMES DEF.N, CLrk.
June 1M, 1875.
rU-MATA VALLEY BANK.
P&meroy, Patterson. Jacobs & Co.
mri ILVTOWK, JIXUT4 COtXTV, FX.
. A I - ' '
t.tFlTlL, $0,O00
GEOKCK JACOB?, President.
T, YAN LRVIN, Cashier.
Iiiiecroas :
J.roiiie N. Thompson1,
Jobs J. Pattersun, .
George Jacobs,
Abmis U. Huueaii,
John Balanacn,
U. H. Puciilel,
J. W. Frank.
tVi?i SWrt Stcuriiu; Bunds, r.
bought and sold. -
Gold ant Stlrrr boaght at highestt fates. !
Dtpvrilt feetiveif, collections made, draft I
on Ihe pfiaeipal eilus, and a general banking '
business transacted.
Bonds and other valuable papers received
en spiral "tepiit.- jjirae'7t-tf
ya -Adcertiseuients-
S . Ji. F. BVBSHAH'S
v ' r ' i tCkbwe v
WATER WHEEL
Wai selected rd ?1 1
work in the W.H. Patent Office,
O. V.. and bas proved to be tha be,
I sizes made. ITlcea lower than
any other tirst-cUss ft heel. Pamphlet Ire J.
Address X. F. BCKXHAH. York, Pa.
GILES'
Lijir.njT
IODIDE OF AMMONIA
Cores Nenralf-ia, Face Aehe, Rbenmatisni,
Gout, irosted Feet, GhillJaios, Sore Thrtiau
Erysipelas, Bruis and W ounda cf every
nature in man or animal.. Tbe remarkable
cures thi? remedy bas ejected classes it as
one of tbe most Important and valuable
remedies lor tbe cure and relief of pain.
I suffered tor years with erysipelas in
my face ; was nnabte to fO without a veil ;
applied GiitM' Liwimtnt lodidt of Jmmciu,
which cured me." MRS. RfcAD, 453 tiih
Avenue, New York.
HARRIS fc EVTING.
tTboIesale Agents, 84 1 Liberty Street,
Pittsburgh, Fa.
Depot 451 Sixth Avcsue. N. T.
For sale by Bafcks 4- llamlin, Druggists,
Hifflinlown, Fa.
THE MARVEL OF TUB WORLD EF
THESDA WATER. It has restored
thousands from the brink of tbe grave ;
given health and strength to those deemed
beyond tbe reach of all medical science,
auu turned the path of aOliction to one of
happiness in tbe blessings within its virtues.
It cures the deadly Bright' disease and
Diabetes ; erad'ciitcs ail diseases of the
i. : i . . . ... . v. . . ... t..
for circulars, fee., Carr. Eicesc R. lit- i
o
F I U M
I
AND
MOItrillA II A BIT
cured without pam or inconvenience. o
c Dirge ior ireaimeni uui.i aaiisiacuun is
rendered. For Particulars, address
dr. loll; ii ky, ;
Manor Station, Westmoreland Co., Pa. i
d77 A WKhK guaranteed to Dale and Fe-
U7l ! male Agents, in their locality
Costa '
;OTUiNt; tu try it.
Particulars j
Free.
Maine.
P. O. VKK.EUY t CO., Augusta, I
MOST KXTRAOUDlXARY Tenus of!
Aiivertiaing are ail.-rel lur Nej--pers
in thl-State of PEXXSYXVAXI V !
Send lor list ot papeia and i.liciulo ul
rates. Address iL. I'. UOWELL Av CO ,
Adverting Agenu, .u. 41 i arlc lw,
Sew lork.
COURT SALE!
rj"WIE undersigned, Aduiinistrator of the j
I ........ . e i .... K
JL. Ul rfUIU IT. lllllir, ULC Ul
Spruce Hill t. Wusuiii, Juniata cuuutv. de-
ceased, by virtue ol an order ot thu Or-
public sal.;, on the i remises, 'at 1 o'clock
l'-M- oa
I SATURDAY, AUGUST "tb, 1875,
The fullowi. described re.l esLt.. t, it
A tract ol lrd situate in Spruce Hil. tovrn-
!shi. Junuti countv, Pa., bounded b-,
.i i. .r u :it: .- 'pi .. ti.. ..... . I. ....
"" 1 ""
see, ana omens, cunuinuiK aoom
.
fN. I X. Af -f riK
1 ' -M- a. T d -as. A -SL. at .A t
all of luch is cleared and in a g..od Mate !
of liitiVaIi(JB Uli t,fciotugvr,cttJ , j
twod
Tifirj-'TiUTiiG TjfoTlhphfliT-iiJf! rTnnse i
o '
ItAalc. 51 AKLL. iL..liv..uii U 6.K1 ,
aud other oulbuildings.
TERMS. One-tMrd
of the pur:!use i
luonevtobe laid un counm
ruialiuii of sale
by the Court ; unc-iMr-t on i
,,-ii tn-,i ,. i ... h i m
Apr.!, ISi'j, bcii detd
tse nrt uav ul
b J deli . ere J
nd pussession
:nd Lussession given : uiie-lliin! on the
uim .i.t. ... .-.urn, mini i;iiurci iruiu
Apri f-Jt . lwgtu u. UTKtl hy j,lgail.nl
bund. JACOlt ESI!.
A.Iui'r of Jiiua TT. Tavlor, dee d,
Jaue , ..
. .- . :i
J.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
in room on second atury uf 11. E. Packer's I
new building, un
Main Street, Mifflintown, Pa,
FASHIONABLE GOODS alwaya on
band.
CC3TGM WORK DoNfi on the shortest
uotice.
U(XDS SOLD by tbe yard or pattern.
PERSONS buying goods can bave them
cut io garment tree of charge.
BLTTERIVirs P.ITTER.fS al for
sale;
ALL. WORK HARRt.lTED.
PRICES LOW.
Oct 22, l7S-tf
Professional Curds.
JMJUIS E. ATKINSON,
ATTORNEY -AT -LAW,
M IFF LINTO VfN, PA.
CCollecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended lu.
Orricr On Bridge street, opposite the
Court Ilouse Square.
JORERT McMEKN,
Attorney anfl Counselor -at-Law.
Prompt attention given to the securing
and collecting of claims,- and all legal busi
ness. Orrici on bridge street,- Aral door west
ot the Belford building.
April Ii, lb75-tf
LFttED J. PATTERSON,
ATTOENEY-AT-LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, JUNIATA CO., PA.
C7 AH business promptly attended to.
Orricr On Bridge street, opposite the
Court lionse square.
M. BRAZEE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SUEGEON,
.Icademia, Juniata Co., Pa.
VriKK formerly occupied by Dr.Stcrrett.
Professional business promptly attended to
at all hours.
April 7, 1872-tf
THOMAS A. ELDER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
mrFLisTonw; r.t.
Olhce hours from 9 a. a. to 3 F. n.. Of.
fice in bia father a rca.dence. at the aonth
j end of Water street. f oclil-U
) L. ALLEN, M. D ,
, lias comtueuced the practice of Medicine
and b argery and all tueir collateral branches,
Ottke at Academia, at the resrdeoce of
Capt. J. J. Patterson, '
jr.?y H,:?7I
j A fiae asSOrtnTent of cloiln, ctisiaierts
. veilings, &c, alwrva on hand ard for sola
Ibv b. B L0rl"Prt'V
I MW.M(
r Advertisements-
Assign's Sda cf Lnmber I
m UH andersigned. AtS
I Bartley, bas on hand, . the Laab
Vd ot said Cjdvta B. Birtiey, in 3i2Su--b,
a
Large Stock cf Lumber,
cossisraa or
WEOUOHT AND ROUGH BOARDS,
JOISTS. SCASTLiyG, SASH,
Doers, Blinds, Plastering Utii,
Ruefng Lath 'and ShingUi,
aldch Will be sold t the very lowest rateS
Jcr cash.
As tbe entire stock on band must be
closed out in a abort time. I am selun
Lumber
At cost.
Persons tn need of anything nsually kept
in a good Lumber Yard, ahouUbuy at once,
as 1 am desirous of closing out tha entire
stock In ninety davs ilrom this date; Sixty
days timo will bo given on good bankable
Persons wishing to buy Lumber' wi'l call
on Calvin B. BarUey, whom 1 have author
izud to act as my agent in selling the same.
JEREMIAH LYONS, Jsngntt.
May 6, 1873-31
A Valuable Farm at
PRIVATE SALE !
THE undersigned, Agents of Iac File,
otfer at Private Sale an excellent Farm
aituate at Kurtz' Cr-.-ssroads In Delaware
township. JuiUata county, Pa., bounded by
lands ol David B. Duma, Jacob Knrta, S.
O. trans, aud others, containing
EIGHTY ACRES.
! being all cleared and iu a guod suts of col
! tivation, having all been lately eU limed ;
aitb
GOOD BUILDINGS,
and good running water. Terms will be j
( easv. Further information can be bad by
. C(lllin ou or addreastng us ?.t OridnWI P.O..
; Juujj,, counlv,
or Isaac Fiie, residing o!
tbe prewues.
S. ii. DRESSI.EK,
AbtL SUAtt rFK.
Jgra'i.
April 2-2m
NEW
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Bridge Street, 3H01intvwn, Pa.
; ..,.,,,,.., - ... ti :....
J"1 Uis ' p'I.A -1 i Mil 1
!
: . i- . ii..., ... it.-i. .vi....,i. i tiii..
: a call, and be convinced tbat Uiw U tb.
I lUCc to Cet
GOOD riCTlRES.
, Having prejared himself with t'.ie EJST
I.N SI KL Ut NTS In the ourket, and
all tbd
L.1TFST IMPROVEMENTS
that constitute a
T;ot-P1'ioo PlnrT.nTs f3-ilfoi.Tr
. HO. IIUU'I A ..UkVgl ISXAI.'AJf
I
j he i.ltitcs all his friends and tbe public Ken
' erally tu favor bioi wi'h their pairoiiaju,
j and tli.-y vs. ill be a.-crumodated with ain
i thing iu tbe line ul Pbotugrapby.
I Pictures taken trum Card to Life Sire,
! and Piuntcd, if desired, in Oil or
! Ceiors.
Small Pictures coined and enfart;.!. . , i a 'ionic mli-iuc. It cu.Kts but .ittlo. puri
Oil Ambrotypea or Dasnerreotypes alse ' tiie luuod, aud gives tonu tuno Io th
cojiied and eniarped, aud painted :f ilesired. I stuniaeh. renuratva the sysle.ii.iud prolongs
.i gi.0.1 so:ecUo!i ..I t K.V.Vh.- teLl un
hana at all luii.i.-., and cheaper Ilian ever.
Soiid V.'a.i; il i'rauii:a.
Gilt Fnuu-s,
luo'.alKin vValuiit Frames,
I:n t it n Rjsewoud Fiamea,
Rustic Frames,
Cabinet Iiil e.i.'I Traniea.
Fictare Nails, tctew eves, Cord and Tas
sel, fcc.
JOSKPU UZ3S.
Jll'Sli-if'xva, Jan. 7, 1ST.
GREAT KOUCTI0N
IS TUK
li:iKM OF TEETH!
Fiill rppcr or Lower Setts as Low as $3
No teeth allowed to leave lim office liu
leys the patient U satis.'iud.
Teelh reiuodeled and repaired.
Te'lb tilled to last for life.
Teeth extracted without pain, by the use
of Nitrous Oxide Gas, always on hsud.
full -te sets teeth, of tbo very best kind,
Ilwmjto the hard tunes, I will insert
tor alo.OO. Temporary sets V.-00 extra.
Tooibache si.ipM.-U in five minutes with-
out extracting rue tuoth. at tbe Denial Of-
nee oi u. uir.it, esiaoiisueu in Jiua.o-
towu in 1SW.
G. L. DERR.
Practical Dentist.
Jan 24, ls72
Philadelphia & Eeadirg Eailroad.
WI.V1ER ARRA.1GE.ME.1T.
J.iNCaar I7th, 1H7S
Trains leare Usrrisbnrg as follows :
For New York at 5 20, 8 10 a. m.. 2 J nni
7 4U p. in.
Fur Philadelphia at 5 20, 8 10, 3 a. w.,
2 00 and 3 oO p. m.
For Read in- at i 8 H), 0 to a. m., 20V,
3 50 and 7 40 p. m.
For Putuvilla at 5 2t, 8 10 a. m., and 3 50
p. in. and via Schuylkill ii busquebanua
Branch at 2 40 p. m.
Fur Allentowu at 5 20, 8 10 a. in., JW.
3 50 and 7 40 p. ni
The 5 20, 8 10 a. ui , 2 00 and 7 40 p. in.
trains hive thruugb cara lur New York.
Tbe 8 10 a. m. and 2 OO p. ru. trains nave
through cars lor Philadelphia.
SUSD.1YS.
For New York at 5 20 a. m.
For Allentown and way stations at 5 20a ru.
Fur Reading, Philadelphia and way stations
at 1 45 p. in.
Trains for Harruburg Uatt as folhat :
Leave New York at 3 00 a. ta., 12 40, 5 15
aud '7 45 p. ni.
Leave Phihtdelphia at 9 15 a. ru., 3 40 and
7 00 p. ui.
Leae Reading at 4 30, 7 40, 1 1 20 a. in.,
1 50, ti 15 and 10 15 p. ni.
Leave Pottsville at a 55, 9 00 a. m. and 4 30
p. m., and via Schuylkill and Susque
hanna 11 ranch at 8 05 a. m.
Leave Alientowa at 2 30, 6 50, 8 50 a. m.,
12 25, 4 30 aud 8 45 p. m.
Tbe 2 30 a. ni. train Irom Allentown and
'.he 4 30 a. m. train from Reading do not
run on JSunaay.
SLWDJYS.
Leave New York at 5 la p. m.
Leave Philadelphia at 7 Co p. m.
Leare Reading at 4 50, 7 40 a. m. and 10
15 p. m.
Leave Allentown at 2 30 a. to. and 3 1-7 p. la.
'Via Moms and Essex Railroad.
JOHN E. WOOTTEN,
Gtirrzl Superintendent.
LUMBER! LUMBER !l
100,000 WHITE PINE LAP AND
JOINT SHAVED SHINGLES,
1 EL LOW PISE rLOORIXti,
PL.isTER.XG LJTIf,
PICKETS AND DRY BOARDS,
FORSJLEBY
NEll THOMPSON,
Milror, Mifflin Co., Pa.
Jr.n I. 1 8753 m -
The Strliuel and RtpnbUran office ia tbe
h.-M i. thi.
place to get job work. done. T-viU ItwUllJ Uess' Pbotoerarh Oall-rv. Bridaw st.
pay rod if von nee4 anyttlug in that line.
.V .
.Miscellaneous.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor1
rcr rcstcrlag to Grcr Hair j-,
natcrel Vitclitj ts.d Color.
A drtuiig
which u a:
cr-- agree.,
be, Ltal!
acj effectej
itJf trosen.
Vs Y jJpg the lair.
fi stores laAaL
tlf or cmy Ju,;.
to its (iriainjil
color, icith the alas and freshness of
youth. Thin hair is thickened, faiu
irg hair checked, and baldness oftes.
though not always, cared by iu
use. Nothing can restore tla ba
where the follicles are destroyed, or
the glands atrophied and decayed;
but such as remain can be saved by
this application, aud stimulated into
activity, so that a new growth of
Lair is produced. Instead of fouling
the hair with a pa-sty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Iu
occasional use will present the hair
from turning gray or fiilling o
and consequently prevent baldneji
The restoration of vitality it gives
ti the at alp arrests aud prereuU
tiie formation of dandruff, which is
often so uncleanly and offensive.
Free from those deleterious s.ib
atatie'e's which make some prepara
tions daucrous, and injurious to the
hair, the Vigor can only benefit, but
not harm it. If wanted nierelv for
a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can be fonnd so desirahle. Ccntair.
ing neither oil nor dye, it does tot
soil white cambric, and yet lasts
lonjj cn the hair, givin? it a rich,
glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. C. Ayer & Co..
pTactM.-! and Analytical ClwtulsW.
i
j I.OWKIZ.. 3f.tHH.
j LrJ itr an. unruoisr iriaranrju.
j The Great Discovery !
F.. F. KL'NKKL'S BITTtli W1XE OF
j IRON, lor tbi euro ul a'enli s:omaeli.
I iteiieral deMiity, i'v'igestion. diwas? l '.t.
1 ucrs'.u systei'i. cob.-tiutiin, aciuicy .( ih.
alomcb, and ail c-m-s tc(U.ring a loiii !.
I Ibis aide iutluJiM tho uoaI agreeai-io
! and elbeieut -Salt Iron we pov-- Ci
trate of Mi:ie;ic O-i.io. coiubiauu v. 'a iui
most eueryetic of vtet-tU Iinic3 Yuiiuw
'. Peruvian bark.
j The effect in iiui.y ca.-s of debility. lo.-
ul ai". " !'""".
1 etfi. icnt S lit of Iron combined
i:!i
i vainablo Nerve, u most bayv
ni-.T.lS tbe appetite, ruis-a the uulae, t,-n
away ii.lt C!r lli-.boii..is, reiuuvea tbe .i!
lor uf debility, ar.d gives a florid vi-r t.i
tbe counteTiiioev.
Do ycu want svineihinr to stienjihtn yuul
Du vou aant a good 3tJ-ellte
ll.m .-...a ..ul I. i.l ril i.t hrr.ili.nx'. I
! ?u vuu want eii.-rv ?
IXt yuu want ie.-p well f
llo viiu want tubuiid upyuurconstituti m t
! yuu want lu ted well I
!o vou ant a bri-k and vigorous. fiii.aT '
If voii d.. trv Kt'NKELS BI'l'Ti.tt
WINE OF !K'N.
This triilv valiuble tor.tc has been su thor-
" ' oughly tested by -II clashes of the cirurnu
I nitv U.at it is :tun J.-c-i.-.i ind;o?its..l.'ie ta
r.eruuu siiuui i ua e ii,
! I oti.v ask a trial ul Ui.s valuable t'.".i'C
j Pr.c $1 p.r iK'ttlv. K. F. KC.VKHI., Soie
, Frrprieiur, l oil.iJ-.lpni i. Pa. Ak luur
i dnikixt tor Ikil Hitler Wins ul Iron,
i and li ke no otl.-.r :n.u;c. Suld only in l
j bottles. A I uUio;a ate culuiterfei:, tu be:
, viara ul tl.cn..
! Tape "fs ni
i Entirely reinv.;f wi;h purely Tepetable
uie-iiciuw, u i; ftoiu tLu system alive.
Ue until the .lead passes. Come an 1
rtter palienta treMeJ. Dr. E. F Ki
m, No. iVJ North Ninth street. Fliiladel
pliia. Advice free, r-eaf, i'in dnd Stomicn
Worms aiso reiuuvr.1. Ask Vour druegist
for KtnatL's t o Srair. Price $1 pr
Iniltle. aeud fut circular.
ltl.4TC III.KT
Iupmvwl CCCCV
tEIt WixjD PL' MT
s (he acknowlf l?' d
STANDARD of te
market, by popular
-erditt, tbe best pump torte--- l. i
m . a rt..t.i.,.. i. i..vitc.r1 ...
j 3 Hlalch'ev's lint roved Bracket, Ilia
; U Orop Check YoIf, which .an 1
vA" ithdrarn without disturbing ih
aVLjioinla. and the copper chamber
a. bleu never cracks, scales or rusts and will
Iat a lita time. Fur sale by Dealers and
the trade generally. In order t be scr
Ihwt you gel Blatchley's pump, bo caret's!
an'd soe til it bas u:y trwte-tuark as above.
If you do not know where to buy, descrip
live circulars, toreiber with tho name and
address ul the sireut nearest you, will bo
promptly furuislieu by a.tdresauiir, tt"
stao.,
C1IAS. O. BLATCIU EY,
j:aNir.tcrt.BLa,
5lU Commerce St., Philadelphia, l a.
jEw unru STORE. "
BANKS & IIAMLIN,
(BcUord Building,)
Main Street. 3IUUlatovn. !.
DKALEKa IN
DRl'OS AND MEDICINES,
CKL'MtCAI.f, IVE STUFF, PAINTS
ori.s, v.tRNisiiEs,LAss, pi" n v,
COAL OIL. LAMPS, BURNERS.
CHIMNEYS, H K f S 11 S,
If A I R BRfMIES. T'XM It
BKL'SHKS, PKR-
FL'MKKY, COMBS,
SOAPS. HAIR
OlL.T'iHAC
CO, CIGARS.
SOT I OX S
STATIONERY
LARGK VARIETY OF
PATENT MEDICINES.
Selected with grvat cara, and wsrrantel
p-om high authority.
CT-Perestof WtNES AND LlQlORS
for medical purposes.
CrPKES JKIrTlONS empoundtd with
great care. Jane 22-t.-
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AT my residence at East Point, Mifflio
town, I am prepared to promptly nil
orders fur
BOOTS ASD SHOES,
LADIES',
MISSES' AND
CHILDREN'S WEAR,
at fiexes to eorretpoad with the times. All
kinds ol"
REPAIRING
alo promptly attended to. Hoping to re
ceive a share of tbe patronage of ihe peo
ple, I subscribe myself their obed ient shoe
maker. A. B. FA5ICK.
Feb. 3, lS75-tf
Prothonetary's Xotice.
THE account uf Michael Brubaker, Com
mittee of David Br c baker, a luDatic,
now deceased, bas been fllnd ia this office,
and will ba presented to tbe Court for con
firmation on Monday, August 10th, 1875, at
the Court House in MiiMintown.
I. I). WALLIS, rtrtoaoory.
Prothonotary'a firBce. MitHin-
town, Jane 2, lS75-tct V
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