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Instruction was given in the followihl

Instruction was given in the following
studies, viz; Alphabet, photography,
Oral lessons, Reading, Writing, Geog-'
raphy, Map Drawing English Grammar,
Mental Arithmetic, Rays Sd Part of
Arithmetic, Higher Arithmetic, lst and
I'd Parts Of Algebra, Latin, Natural
Philosophy, Physiology. ~ .ra"3
The number Of scholars enrolled the
past term was greater than the number
enrolled any previous term, and the per
cent. of attendance was larger than
ever before but is yet mt'cA below what
it should be. ldoa aalbWb.iI.
The Superintendent asks a more
earnest and efficient corporation Of
parents with. the teachers, He claims
that irregularity of attendance is the
| greatest obstacle that the teachers have
| to contend with in their efforts to ad-
vance their scholars rapidly and
thoroughly. y ,.sg w. ". a.
| He fears that parents think too lightly
Of the great evils Of permitting their
| Cnuufeu w lStualhf away ANAA SSNSSs'
for even a single day; and he thinks
that permission to stay out Of school Il
often given BY parents to their children
| for the most trivial reasons i IS 10
He begs that parents will rernembel
that the time soon passes away wheI
their children may have the advantages
Of attending school. They will Eoo'
have to act their part-- ese ~ b
Lbe Inithe worlds broadfeld ef battle, lti
Ian ls n the blvouae Of life.ig iiia iaF
Perhaps 10 periodof mans existenc
lis 90 important as that devoted to at
tending school; IL is during this perio'
{ he is made or marred. sl 3 10000
. Parents should see to il that not q
hour should be lost from school to thei
children, as every hour, improved Q
misimproved, may bc Of untold imPol
Q tance TO the child, whose character
being formed. @ai ba 49, 1'a 9Ai
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The Ironton Register says that this
gentlemen has resigned as Common
Pleas Judge, on account Of inadequacy
oflthe salary, HO was elected before
the salary was raised TO $4,000 and conse'
quently has to serve for the old salary,
We believe the Legislature has raised The
salary to Ss5Oo Thisis right Alaw-
yer who knows enough TO be judge,
can easily make from S2OOoto 5000
per year 1t takes hard labor to be q
good lawyer, with a heavy practices bu
a lawyer gets some rest Ajadge get
none, lie must hear sesry case triet
| Z 7lIlI'V.. .1GHN uDf U.H NUt -. w fH
before himsas is aluA ewr d
Now let Gov, Cox re-appoiut Judg'
johnson, aud then he viii get the in
creased salary. al % .oana n
we hope the members Of the bar II
this Sub, b,Division will make move II
| the matter, and let the Governor kno'
what are the wishes Of the Bar and Peo
| pie in this matter. 7aoa s G5H6 50 81.
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The House passed the bills for the
admission of Nebraska and Colorado.
The Senate, by vote Of 90tO q passed
the bill restricting the power Of the
President to remove officers for political
purposes. Senator Summer made q
powerful speech upon this bill, and was
replied to by Reverdy Johnson, OF
Maryland.
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3 M BR0ADWA 2, NEW YORK. 3e

This Company, now fully organized, having
complied with the laws Of n Y State, and de-
posited S100 900 Of It's capital with the supetln-
tendent Of the Insurance Department for the Sc
eurlty of It's policy holders, is now prepared to
issue the various kinds of policies on as favorable
conditions as those of any other Company.
S Dividends Increase with the age Of the Policy.
Non-participating ratesare tower than those u
any, ,Colnpanyiin the World 0CCTT&
LOSSES paid in thirty days after due notice and
proof, Of death.R 4 Y 81 A'EGtF
Liberal arrangements made in regard to travel
| 0ne.thlrd Of the amount of premium will be
| leaned the policy-holder when desired, ~
| Liberal arrangements made with good Agents
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|. OrTHE Ripley Bee publishes one Of
our editorials, and credits It to the
GalIlpOlia Joarnal. We object to this
not that there was much merit in the
short editorial, but 70 do justlcs to the
able editorials Of the Joarnal- Z aer
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HOUSES, FARMS, LANDS.
. ''9eo sla TOWNSEND & cos

.h1G9 eli TOWNSEND 81 cos }'iek t9
~ REAL ESTATE RECORD
A large journal. published monthly ssnt free.
property. p3lA ilt
DWELLINGS, STORES, LOTS, FARMS, eoUN-
V a. TRY SEATS, &tILLS, LANDS, Sc, &c,
I Farms id.P Pennsylvania, New jersey, Maryland,
Delaware, Virginia, and other States
Lands IN Pennsylvania and the South and West.
For full particulars, prices, terms, de-, send for
REAL ESTATE RECORD. Office, 236, South
SIXTH Street, Philadelphia. s gy, hcmssas
MADAME JUMEL's MAMNARIAL BALM
IxA AND PATENT BREAST ELEVAT0R.-TO
develop the form phyaiologically, Depot 36S
Canal St., N. Y Send for circular. Sold by
druggists. Agents wanted. s9 Ia Ms5
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sUREPILE q CURE. CTUI5.RIE

Or. Gllbertss Pile Instrument, forth radicaIcure
a Of piles, prolapsus, &C.,. without an
operation or medicine, relieves the worst
case In s minutes, and has never failed
10, effect permanent cure. Send for
"A circular Sold by druggists generally.
Discount to dealers. Agents wanted
everywhere. Sent by mail on receiptof
$4. J. B. RoMAtNE, Manager, 575 Broadway, ny.
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ss,A pHYst0T oGIc Al, VIEW ofMARRIAGE

E9j A II I pIUIOUIOhIl ' IlFV UI NI1AltAtI1AVI4
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of cases treated. Atruthful adviser to the mar
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cents in stamps or postal currency, by addressing
DR.. LA CRO1X, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany,
N, Y, The author may be consulted upon any Of
the diseases upon which his book treats. Medi-
cines sent to any part Of the world. tI.
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Frank NHiIleR's PREPARED HARNESS
% " y OH Backing, fbr Oillng Harnesses,
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ont directions for using.
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w, From .iiAe Toledo Blade.
NASBY..

NHr. Nnsby in North CarOIIna--ThC
~ ~AbrOgmtiOM of Gen. SiclkAes' Or
90 der-'The Aid lac rendered Col
,n4 POdgers 10 H 90 sm iadH juy
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cothe AduerLiser, copperhead paperl

cothe Aduertiser, copperhead paper'
HELD TO BAIL. .,
Three men named Freshour John, Williams and
Alexander, were brought before Justice Chap
man, on Monday last, charged with violating the
person of negro woman, named Catharine Hart
The offense Is alleged TO have taken place In
Huntington township, some time In November
last. Sduire Chapman held theit TO bail In the
sum Of i've hundred dollars each for their appear
ance at the February term Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas H5'l ',''e3 }'" tNlN
y Too bad! Send ,ohitc men to Jail,
Or hold them to bail even, for ravishiDg
negro women! Was the like ever
heard of during the good old reign Of
the Democracy. a gai .i". X
But here is something worse, which
appears in the Cincinnati papers;
~ 20 M ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE, an =, .....
An IrIshman named James DufIie was arraigned
before the Police Court Yesterday morning, on Q
charge of assaulting with intent to outrage the
! person of q colored girl named Mary Alexander.
| The attempt was made on Water street, near Elm.
Not being ready for trial, his case was continued
until this morning, and ln default Of $500 bail he
was committed 10 jail. IL ,e.Ia vi .goI.i5
Ia We advise James Dhfie to apply to
the Supreme Court Of the United States
for a writ Of habeas corpus That
august tribunal will protect him in bis
inalienable rights as a Democrat.
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Public ) Notice. -
Probate Notices.

s Probate n Offices
DARTIEs interested are hereby notified that
4 Rebecea Delay, administrative Of the estate
of Ambrose Delay, dec'd;b ah aiff1 ~
Hugh GlHIand, guardian Of George A. GilliIand;
john Erlenwlne admir- Of Levi J. Mercer. decd;
John Wade admir- Of Joseph Graham, decdi
John e. Evans, adm'r OF Evan j. Evans
Edward u. Edwards, adm'r Of Abraham Ed.
Andrew J. Dever, guardian of David NJ Russell;
&, Michael Mccoy, guardian Of Levi M Mercer.
Samuel McGhee, administrator Of the estate OF
Ann Buckley, deed slle = lhlt tlSl
Samuel McGhee. assignee Of David Radcllff;
4 samuel McGhee, administrator dc bOnis noH OF
James FarfaE deeds iY2EnA hhl
All Dever, guardian Of Nancy Catlih, eliza
Catln and William Catlin; ll9ll W ,-9H f''
lJ All. Dever, guardian Of Nancy MGGillyety;s
Andrew and James Foster, executors Of George
Sarah Rowland, administrator of Joseph Row
Jonathan Dempsey, executor Of James Demp-
i. w. French, administrator Dc bOnis non, OF
| 81 Bcniamln BFahscomb, deed; q ,9
Samuel A. Stephenson, administrator Of the ss-
tate Elf Piummef, decd;
Samuel A. Stephenson and John PlummeH cx-
ecutors Of William Plummer, decd; gga-rl
Susan Cherington, guardian of Margaret, Nan
| CIV A. and John i. Cherlngt0n;
. Mary RAdelih, admlniAtfatfn OF the estate OF
| Vincent Radcliii, decd w " g.li Et4tl
Hiram Sheward, guardian of James NJ. Gorsuch,
EllanOr GoFsueh, Samantha Gorsuch, Margaret
GOrsuch aud Thomas ]. Gorsuch se.iM1u
Howell ]. Price, adm'FOf the estate Of Thomas
Price, deed gaslE g4 Eu 2eyhl9iG
George Barlow, guardian OF William BaFlow
John ]. c. Evans, administrator Of Samuel
John j. o. Evans, administrator Of Margaret
Lawrence, deed, r Hll 4l114gag
have fled their accounts for settlement In The
Probate Court of jackson county, Ohio, and tho
same will stand for hearing and determination on
Thursday, February 7th, 4. D., 1867. q ~
wgl ~ b. = io GEO. w. JOHNSON, 10
Jan. 1T.67-ow. Probate Judge,
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THE following is an abstract Ofthe
report of the Superintendent Of our
public schools for the term ending Dec.
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Impartial Suferings.

Neither Wealth. Refinement, Station, or Condition
are exempt.
TIME PHILOTOKEN, or Females Friend, ex.
= II pressly for the benefit OF females senerlnR
from hysteria nausea, nervous irritablty, distress
ing Apprehenslons, and all those trounlesons
comphlnts that invite premature old age, anu
render life miserable. Descriptive pamphlet SEM
on receipt of postage stamp. HAkkAL, hlsLEA
&C0., 141 Chambers st., New York,
ID DIsLEYs BUCHU Is THE CURE for Pain
IL and Weakness in the Back and Loins; aud
all those complaints resulting from derangement
of the kidneys and urinary organs. Sold large
bottles by the druggists HARRAL, klSLEf q
CO., Wholesale Druggists, l4l Chambers Street,
New York. $50
Advertisers can procure complete list OF
all Newspapers published In the New England
States, by enclosing 25 cents to GEo. I. kowELL
g. Co., Advertising Agents, Boston or New fprk.
Consumption, ScrOfulas Rheu ma"
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PHOR ICE WITH GLYCERINE keeps the
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HEGEMANS BENZINE-Instantly removes
Paint and Grease Spots, and cleans Gloves, Silks,
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The Most ESerfect Iron Tonic.

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and say they find many who are ready to take the
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IN The book business. This work is its own recon-
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society Fahhfai, energetic, persere,iag men and
cOuien will in the Agency find lucrative employ
ment.
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WHERE rs NAsBY9.

The aconstitution" has again. been
torn to "ainders." We call upon Post
master Nasty to come to the rescue.
We find the following in the Chilli
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VVHE ADPERTYsERs' GAZETTE, published
i at Boston, Mass, is the oply publication Of
lts kind In this country. II contains Information
Indispensable 10 every Adveftlsers Subscription
price Oas Dollar per year In advance. Specimen
LTANTED--AGENT TO sell Gen. Basil w.
w Dukes iHlslory Of MOrgans Cavalry
Everybody buys It.. Agents are making s10O pc
week. Eor choice Of territory, address GEo. BI
FEssEspEx. Publisher, ia Main st. Cincinnati, o
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D TUVu VN VI " Y. .l 1US VII y u Ulia
VWyHESE goods, having the above trademark on
~ the Box and Card are warranted 70 measure
elk full yards In each piece, and to WEAR and
WASH "a well as any made bv hand. gifsf
THE GENUINE MAGIC RUFFLES, still man.
ufacturod bythe original inYentors end patentecs.
on superior machinery. fFoh the best materials,
and under careful supervision have wthstood the
tests Of gir gsars constant use, giving inwrisble
satisfactloh1 - X ,NfTtI 9fIING
q Manufactured bv THE MAoic RUFFLK coMPANY,
90 Chambers St New York. Also Manufacturers
Of RUFFLE FLuTING IRONS HonE-M4DE
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-02

a DMIEISTRATORS SALE.-The under
1 l. signed, Administrator Of Joseph Kurtz.
late of Delaware township, Junista county,.
Pa, decd, will offer for sale on the PREMISES
on Wednesday, January >, 1861 the following
described Real Estate, to wit.
The undivided one-half of a tract Of Land
situated in above named township. adjoining
lands of Benjamin Elders, George Parfet and
others, containing 10j Acres, more or less,
known as the McElroy tract.
ALso-At the same time and place, the un-
divided One-half of another tract of Land
situated in Monroe township. adjoining tho
above tract, bounded by Abraham Page and
others, containing los Acres, more or less,
with appurtenanoes.
The remaining undivided one-half of each
of the above named tracts of land will be sold
at the same time and place. by the undersign-
ed as Assignee Of John Erect.
The above farms are under excellent culti-
vation with Dwelling Houses, Barns and 9TH
er pecessary buildings thereon erected,
with running water and choice fruit on each.
TrRas.-Une-fourth of the purchase money
to be paid en- confirmation Of sale, including
fiEe per cent. to be paid when the property is
struck down; one-fourth on the lst day Of
April, 1867, when possession viii be given,
the remainder, with interest, on the let day
Of April, 1863. SAMUEL LEONARD.
Dec. 5, l86G-ts.
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THE lRTSA REBELLION,

New YORK, Dec. pa Dublin let
ter to ;Le Sunday News says; "Ihc gov
eminent officials are frequently sold by
stories that Stephens has landed ut differ
ent points on the coast, keeping troo3s
anl gunboats constantly on the move"
Phenix Park in which is situated the
government powder magazine, has been
surrounded by heavily manned earth
works, anl Dublin Castle is protected by
newly built palisades.
Troops are continually arriving from
England, and suspected Irish regiments
are transported to England and the colo
nies.
Despite all exertions OF authorities and
patrols Of military, midnight meetings
for drill aud exercise are held all over
Ireland, and the people evidently are de
termiuedly awaiting Stephens arrival to
rise in spite of the great odds agains;
them.
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FREEDOM.

As slaAery in the United States once
had the influence to encourage the growth
and strengthening Of slavery in all parts
of the world, SO is the full recognition Of
freedom here exercising a vast power
for good throughout Christendom. In.
deed, the ultimate tendency of the ex-
t.uction of slavery in the United States
will be ita abolition wherever it now ex-
lists. In Brazil the system of bartering
in human flesh and blood has always
been conducted with extreme barbarity
The per centage of the waste of property
in man was always larger in Brazil than
In any other country where slavery ex-
is;ed. But, suddenly, the policy is rec
ognized by the unrclcnting masters Of
Brazil, that slavery is great moral
vrong-that it is ponderous social evil,
to abolish which will be to confer infinite
blessings on both the owner and owned
The example Of freedom in the United
Etatcs is doing its sure work in Brazil,
where it is now predicted slavery is des-
tined to be overthrown as suddenly as it
Was hero. God grant that this may be
true. The Spanish authorities are also
baslirring themselves, if not at once to
abolish slavery, at least TO alleviate its
horrors. The Captain General of Cuba
has been Instructed to exercise increased
vigilance iGr the suppression of the slave
trade. Police officers visit the plantations,
ard if any recently imported Africans
are discovered held as slaves, they are at
once set free, and at the expense of the
planters returned % their native homes.
There is something cheering in these
signs of the times. They prove that the
march of freedom is onward
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-02
SENATORIAL.

The terms of fourteen Senator'S expire
with tie present Congress, Va: Me,srs.
Cowan, of Pennsylvania; McDougaI], of
California; Nesmith Of Oregon, and Da-
Wis, of Kentucky; Sherman, of Ohio !;
Foster, of Connecticut; Kirkwood, OF
Iowa: Trumbull, of Illinois Elmunds,
CT Vermont; Pomeroy and Ross, of Kar-
ss; Greswell, OF Maryland; Brown, OF
Missouri; Fogg, Of New Hampshire !:
Harris, Of New York; Lane, of Indiana;
Howe, Of Wisconsin, and Nye, of Nevada:
To fill these vacancies, elections have
thus far been held rs follows: Sherman,
re elected Ferry, in place of Foster /;
Justin S. Morrill,, IN place Of Edmunds,
AMI Harlan, in place of Kirkwood their
politics being the same Us those Of the
retiring Senators.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-02

Near Cleveland, Ohio, a f.ther shot
one Of three persons engaged in taking up
the body of his daughter, recently buried.
"A Cohnecticut Yankee has cleared
his house of rats by catching one and dip
ping him in red paint. lie then let him
loose aud other rats, not liking his looks,
left Immediately.
1t is alleged that therecent attempt to
cultivate tea in Georgia have been highly
successful. The soil and climate Of por-
tions of all the States south of Virginia are
adapted to its growth and, according to
the estimates made some years ago, it can,
by the aid ola little simple machinery for
rolling the leaves, be produced at a cost o!
rom five to eight cents per pound.
1t seam to be pretty well settled that
tn. Hon. Hester Clymer is to be the can.
Dilute tor United States Senetor on the
Denocratic side of the House. Before
theelection, when the Cops. Gattered them
selves that they would have majority in
the Legislature, there were quiet number
Of Candidates for this post,-but now that
there is no chance Of winning the prize
the Contestants will probably all yield tC
! Mr.. Cllmer.
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GEN. GEAIsT's APPOINTMENTS.

General Geary, the Governor elect,
has announced the two rromincn, officers
of his Cabinet. Benjamin H. Brewster,
Esq, the new Attorney General, will en-
ter upon the duties of that important
Office admirably equipped for all its re-
sponsibilities by long experience and pro
found study. The fact that his rare le-
gal abilities are universally conceded,
doubtless decided General Geary to offer
him the post Mr. Brews;er's political
opinions have been and are in accordance
with the earnest men of the day, and
none have gone farther in supper, of the
radical remedies Of Congress The ap-
pointment Of Col. Frank Jordan, as See.
retary Of the Commonwealth, was fit
ing response to very general movement
in his behalf among the body of the Re-
pubi.cans OF the State. His services as
Chairman Of the Union Republican State
Committee during the recent campaign
were so signal and SO efficient, that, even
if he had not proved himself to be equal
to high official responsibilities by his abil-
tiles by his ability in the Senate of the
State and bis energy as the Military
Agent Of Pennsylvania, at Washington
during :he war, they would have attract
ed the attention of the successful caudi-
date for Governor
These appointments are highly auspi-
cious of successful and vigorous admin
istration Of the State government.