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SIr. Atiaalis's Letter.
BosToE, April Is. Is.

BOSTON, April 10, 49,.
Darid 4. Wells, Esq, Norrtch, ronn.:
Nv Dear Mr.. Wells.--I have received
your letter and will answer it frankly. do
not want the nomination. and could only be
induced to consider it hy the circumstances
under which it might possibly be made. If
the call upon me were in uncquirocai one,
based upon confidence in my character earli-
ed in public life, and belief that / would
carry out in practice the principles which
proteSsed, then, indeed, would come the test
of my courage i'll the emergency. But il
am TO be negotiated fer and have ;t::stlsT,nces
given that | am honest, you Will he ~ KIND
IA to draw me ont Of that crowd.
With regard 10 What | understood to be
the declaration of principles which has been
made, it would he ridiculous in me to stand
haggling over them. With single eXcep-
ton OF ambiguity | see nothing which an
honest Republican, or Democrat would not
accept. Indeed, | should wonder al any
one who denied them. The difficulty is not
in professions; il lies even here only in the
manner in which they are carried out.
If have succeeded in making myself I'M
derstood, you will perceive ! can give no
authority to any one to act OF speak for ln"
in the premises. ] never had moment
belief that when it came to the point any
one so entirely isolated as I nm from all po-
litical associations Of any kind could be made
acceptable rs Il candidate for public office.
But | am so umlucky as to value that indie
pcndence more highly than the elevation
which Is brought by sacrifice Of it. This
Is not inconsistent with the scn-r Of grateful
recognition of the very ilattcring estimates
made of my services in many and high quar-
tiers, but I cannot consent to pcddlc with
them for power.
If the good people who meet at Cincinnati
really believe that they need such an anoma-
lous being as am (Which l do not, they
must express it in manner to convince me
of il, or all their labor will be thrown away.
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MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY. .,
SPRING, l-7o.
SPRING, l,7e.
GRAND OPENING OF TIE EMPORIUM OF
FASHION.
MADAM DEMEI.MhS

MADAM DEMEI.MaS
desires 10 Inform the lllics OF Eicmnnd and Well
nifty tia, sl. has Gticd up the store No 1873 hlh
street near corner vi Fourteenth, with one Of the
hailtu.nc-t aud hrst-sclcrted at"cH- a
MILLINERY GOODS
ever offered In this city: Among which she "flcl,
DONNETS and II ATS of the latest novelty;
RICH RIBBONS.
FRENCH FLOW Frs, and
BONNET MATERIAL Of all descriptions.
Also, 4 very large assortment OF
LADIES' aid INFANTS CAPS.
She has also added 10 her business one Of the largest
and bcsi-sclccicd stocks Of HAIR GOODS ever
brought To this city, consisting of real and Imitation
Switches and Curls: something new. the Cornet and
Nillsnn Bl1,ids Chignons, In al shade ana styles In
endless variety.
Special Inducements offered ia country merchants
20 buy wholesale.
Having had 4 great many year, Of experience In
the millinery business, am confident al giving ell
tire satisfaction.
Persons will Ito well Ia call and examine this we'll
selected stock before going elsewhere.
y. +. Persons wishing 10 make their own B0nntts
can hc supplied With all necessary materials at
MAD. DEMELMAN'S,
ap J-lIn No. 1898 Main street.
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GECOND SUPPLY OF

CECOND SUPPLY OF
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
received ut the popular
BKOAD-STREET DRY GOODS STORE.
SPRING POPIiNS In all desirable shades,
SPRING POPLINS In plain plaid and stripes,
JAPANESE GOODS in all varieties
SILK-WARP DRESS GOODS.
Handsome SILK STRIPE GOODS.
GRENADINES In blark and white ground. with
figures and stripes:
PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES from $50. TO go
Another lot Of those extra cheap HANDkE Err
CHIEFS nj l5c.,
MARSEILLES QUILTS ut :l.5O,
and many other desirable goods ut prices which Will
defy competition. s. H1RSH,
40 "a G21 Broad street.
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Ip1sx' fa0eEss.
!. : . &.
SPRING GOODs
JUST RECEIVED BY

JUST RECEIVED BY
pEDrN WHITL o OK,
At THEIR NEW STORE, 1909 MAIN STREET,
nm entire new and desirable stock OF
FANCY AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
among which will DC found
JAPANESE SILK. LINEN SUITS,
DOLLY WARDEN BLACK ALPACA, III 4,
CRETONE, TOHE ECME, GENAPPINE,
and any other style that IL not Dolly Warden.
Gentlenen's department full AMI very complete
SIhfONI'S CLOTHS,
HILGER'ss-s FRENCH DOE-sKIN CASHMERE,
BARNABYRUDGE FANCY DOE-sKIN CASsI-
MEREs,
BLEA CHED and BROWN DOMESTICS,
GLOVES. HOSIERY. Sc. ap ee-lw
EIOME TO BROAD STREET FOR BAR
am now receiving from New York BY almost every
HBIE $t DRY G sPy to which paSe attention is
In selecting No. e0s BROAD STREET instead of
remaining ut the old stand Of my predecessors, on
could not afford to pay the high rates Of rent charged
for sorchouses on Main street without being obliged
10 sell goods higher fht street than 1t Is my pur-
pose AMI intention tn sell them on Broad street
where have splendid storehonse and pay so much
less rent On Broad street am nearer to some pur-
ence TO the one will be attended with little incon-
vcnience to the other. But what Of ~ Come on !!
Come to 900 BROAD STREET. and see If 1t does
NOT pay. The mountain can no more 90 to. Malomet
than / can go to Main street without making the
public pay for 1t. won't do 1t!
In regard to myself | have but little to say. The
goods that shall put on the market quality con-
lderef. and the low prices that shall ask for Them
shall do some of my advertising. If they fall to
commend themselves to favor In the public judg-
ment then indlsrrininatc pnfines,. whether from
individuals or the public press are but rs sounding
brass and tinklng cymhals.
shall retain connection with my friend CHARLES
b. Rouss, of New York, because In doing so | am
positively certain tina. advantages will inure to me
in the purchase of goods not possessed by any other
House In the city Of Richmond. may also say that
but for this connection as dearly as love my old
home OF other years. would not locate In Rich
inoud ut all with eye TO mercantile operations
because know very. wen am throwing myself into
immediate competition with many old and wealthy,
highly esteemed, and dcservedy popular merchants,
who. under ordinary circumstances, can buy goods
In New York aud r.llerc rs low rs can: Retnii:-
ing Til, CONNECTION, they cannot do it. The tale Il
told. Come OH
Ny terms will bc strictly cash.
q. T. BtRBEE,
Successor TO Duckwnl 4 Rouss,
No o5-3nl 80. 500 Broad street. Richmond. Va
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!. All the mali matter for Richmond from
LynehbRrg and beyond sho,lld now be seni
by the southside railroad, 1t will thus get
here some two hours sooner than II sent by
sue Chesapeake aud Ohio route,
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ELElcorr Ciry.~-We are unable to give
you the exact number Of square miles In the
empire OF Japan. We are not aware that II
has ever been officially measured. It Is said
to contain about as many inhabitants as the
United States Chicago Friend. HI
It contains $4,000 square miles, according
TO HpbneY,
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AN TupRoyENENT.-We think the action of
the United States Senate in the case of the
North Carolina >enatorship is much better
than ii would have been few years since.
Time has brought back the Senate to greater
adrifl by strong vote, being only sustained
by meagre minority of malignantS, bigotS,
and incompetents. This is Il great improve
ment. Ii Is to be regretted that the Senate
should pay ABBOTT for contesting the seat
upon such grounds. 1t can only afford the
temptation to contest seats without ground.
| Nevertheless the cause for satisfaction is
great. We may all felicitatc ourselves at the
sign Of the returning sense of public duty.
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NOTICE TO PERSONS m BUSINESS
~ REQUIRING A STATE LICENSE.-An
parties whose business or occupation requires
sTATE LICENSE TAX TO BE PAID are notified
that we win be At No. Eleventh street from this
day until the suth Instant for purpose OF issuing
licenses to all such. -sss 80. Il ias5 igs4sts3
CADMUS G. JOHNSON,
GEORGE ". DuESBERRY, JR.,
Assistant Commissioners Of Revenue for City Ct
Richmond, apss-$,#
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SUMMER RESORTS.
NAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
. HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VA.
VA MIEIuEsTER. VA.

This delightful wa!erlng-rlace has l,een thor
oughly rcittei. and Is now KEPT In the bes, modern
STYLE It's wafer: are AL kALlNE, and have vide
pepsia. diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder. In
CT ding Calculus In various Skin Diseases. and In
The air Of Caron is unsurpassed In all the noun
tains OF Virginia for salubrity. elasticity, and dry
ness.
It's SPLENDID BATHS were declared by Sir
Henry Bulwrr, when on 4 visit here with Mr. Web
SEER. 4, hardly eiuiilcd by anything he had seen in
Europe
For our pamphlet. with full particulars Of rates.
charges 49,, &c. apply 10 PURCELL. LADp < Co.
druggists. with whom Nc have places! the WATER
SALE Jr to thc undersigned ny mail.
ap lg-i!a FRAZIER K SALE, Proprletors.
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MANnrF:al

81 On e evening OF tliospt, instant, pig the i tn
George Wnodbrdgc. D. ct me reTlaere if Tf
brides brother. &c Ton JohnmSatinW,sTOS both OF
this city, No cards.
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THE LIBERAL CONVENTIONS (Tnc;nnoN
April PLAT Il joint meeting last night OF
the Committee OF Arrangements for the
Liberal Republican Convention it was an
nounced that most Of the arrangements had
been satisfactorily completed, All the hotels
in the city had agreed to entertain as many
guests as their houses would hold, and with.
ont any deviation from the regular prices. \
large number of the boardlng-houses had
also siSnifed their Willingness to accommo-
date guests, and the prospects We're that
there would be plenty of room for all.
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NELLIEERT.

MRS. :. f. ATTkISSON will have .,tS3s
NJ IN opening of SPRING AND SUM SEgl1&s
MER BrH %EIS. HATS. &c .on FRlDAi.S'Ne'ks
April goth. Ia which special attention Is Invited.
- Broad street. mp 25-atH
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THE ONO AProRTIOSMEST.- Columbus,
April 24.-ln the Senate to-day The appor-
tionment bill passed, which divides the State
into seven Democratic and eleven Republi-
can districts, leaving the first and second dis
tricts, comprising Hamilton county, without
being counted for either party, although at
this time they IRE both Republican. AS en-
actly this same bill has been voted down by
the House it is very uncertain about its pas
sage bY that body.
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DpUCs. MEDICINES. dc.

WOODS CONDENSED SODA WATER.
w SPECIAL NOTlCE.--Wr IRE nrcp!red |"
supply this convenient. hellthful. and 'c"n"ihich
preparation uau improved form Tie present s.'s"'
Each package contains enough material for l"e.'r
glasses CT pure Soda Wafer. Price. 80 cents. u c
not be sent by mail, but We will forward one DORA
boxes by express to address receipt 81 - ~
Make mp your Clubs Tor Tie approaching hot "e,!h
and sciid To WOOD 4 SONS, Proprc!OTs.
APPS Druggists. &C. Richmond. Va
EOuGERA'S NUTRITIVE PREPARA-
l. TONS,
IODISIIED SYRUP OF !IORSEH tDlSH,
HORSFORD'3 ACID PHOSPHATE.
SMITHS WTIOUPING-COUGH CORDIAL,
FOUGERA'S lODINILED COD-LlSEk OIL,
ErHERIZED COD-LiNER OIL,
Esi'iC;S ASTHMA CIGARETTES.
L.%CELOT'S ASTHMA CIGARETTES,
LANlLLR'S ASTHMA TUBES,
LANILLE'S GOVT REMEDIES,
PASTuLES OF THE ALKALINE LACrATf~.
COILS BROWNIES CilLOEOpYNE.
SAyOkY s MOoRt'S PhNCISATlIED COZ
LIVER OIL.
SION;
and all the new and valuable foreign and AmCfIr,t.
pharmaceutical products IA be had vi
MEADE Il BAKER,
importing Pharmacists,
lnlJ 9l9 ilain frt-rt
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Approved and prescribed hy the most eminent
physicians In Virginia and North Carolina as the
&" REST, PUGEST, AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
To THE STOMACH" 4 fresh supply Just received.
MEADE 4 BAKER,
importing Pharmacists,
mp % 0l9 Nlain street ki"hlnohh- Va.
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THE GREATEST BARG 4 / \ 5
SPRING DRY GOODS.

THE GREATEST BARG AIMS
SPRING DRY GOODS.
New STYLE MohaIr Dress Goods, IS 10 5oc per yard:
Bcst-makc Black Aparas, 35c. ap:
Splendid Black SILK at sl.5o and 81 per yard;
Trimming Silks, MI colorS. at Sl.25 per yard
White Pi1ucs. Bishop and Victoria Lawns, Main
socks, Swiss Musllns, and Cambrlcs. from &c 10
SOC. per yard;
Tarlatans, all shades. ~ IN &C.:
Latest STYLES tasSmeres. 75c 81, Slai. and sl.50:
Cambria Edglugs and lnsertings. very cheap:
Gents Kid Gloves, extra quality, at Slo5 per pair:
Ladies' Kid Gloves. hest snd pretiest. ut $3.50 per
pair:
Very newest designs of Parasols
Lace and Linen Collars and Sei=,
Lace Shlwls and Sacks,
Ladies' Suits,
Test aud largest Grape Wells.
Superior Table Linens.
Napkins. Towels. Quilts.
and many more desirable articles at The very lowest
prices. at WILLIAM THALHIMER Z SONS,
.apl2 6O1 Broad, corner Sixth street
r c. COURTNEY 4 son, -,.
would call special attention 10 The following
GOODS just received:
AleNanders hest Kid Gloves,
Lace Points and Sacks.
All the new styles of ParasolS
Thompson's Gloyc-Fitling CGIScs.
Ottcnhcmcrs and Harris C0rscts.
Banning kid-Fitting Skeleton toIsct-,
Hosiery OF Ill qualities and sizes,
Gents Gauzc Shirts aud Drawers,
Gents aud Boys Lineu-l'Osom shirts,
Ladies' Gauze Fests-long aud short sleeves:
White and Colorcd Pidun,
Table Dam;isk, Napkins, Towels, Quilts
TEandkerchiefs Ribbons.
Scarf5, and Enbroidcries mp lO-lm
CHARLOTTESVILLE
WUOLIEN MILLS.
Those VERY HANDSOME and SUPERIOR
SPRING WOOI.LEES
made at these celebrated mills fur sale Ia Rich
mond, Va. by
THOMAS x. PRICE Il CO.,
W. HOLT RICHARDSON 4 co,
LEVY BROTHERS.
WILKINSON i WITfTFRS,
DUCkWALL Il ROUSS,
BREEDEE & FOX.
CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN 4 GO.
CONSUMERS ~
are specially invited to call aud see them.
Samples mailed merchants on application. Adj
CHARLOTTESVILLE WOOLLEN MILLS.
APPS Charlottesville. Va.
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THO COMPANY ID, RICHMOND FIRE
4 DEPARTMENT.-The presentation of the
sented to Captsin JOHN j. KING on Friday the 26th
Instant las been postponed, In consequence Of the
non-,,rriyal of the trumpet, until TUESDAY the
30th Instant, = gs. ap 2s-ltf
pICHMOND ACADEMY OF MEDI.
IL CISE.--Drs. l.. j. JoyneS. 2. y. Herndon, j. 8.
Wexford. hereby appointed delegates 10 repre-
sent this body.at the next meeting of the American
Medical Association, 70 be held In Phiiudeiphia on
the It'll OF NAV. lss. ~ ~ sf5.sssB ~
The necessary credentials win be given. to each
delegate application to the secretary, Or: B. G..
MCPHAu. fk j. B. MeGAW,
ap 2s-lt .l-4tf.ssz-f President.
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TOR NEW YORK.--OLD Do .csass
IL MINIoN STEAMSHIP COMP NY. .S4fli,.
The side-wheel steamships WYASOKE. fSSEi
BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, ALBEMAPlF
and HATTERAS, leave New York for Norfolk { lly
DAY, and SATURDAY at O'Clock p. 81. I.fa,,
Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and STN
DAY, at high tide -
These slips are entirely new. They have cezt,l
saloons and statcrooms. The farr, accommo,Iaion.
ard attention. are Unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers for al soI
ern and European ports
Insurance effected, when ordered. AT 4 QUaR
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the Offices 1T IL,
Company.
For further Information, apply to
John ". WYATT agcnr
NV % NOD Governor sire.
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cssn.nATEs FOR OFFICE.

7sNO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND
| CITY.-Tln untlersi gned respectfully announces
Himself 4 candidate for reelection TO the office OF
CITY SEEG EANT Ut the election 10 bc held on the
ton by the Conservative Convention.
IN n-ayy -. NJ. LEE.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12
ORGANIZATIONS Of Pirates Discovered.

Sr Lou,s. June 6.-Within q few
months past several stores and ware
houses along the Mississippi river between
this point and Dubuque. Iowa. have
been robbed of large amoun. OF goods
and within few days it has been sscer-
tanned that an organized gang of pirates
exist, whose operations extend on ana
along the river for several hundred miles
above and below here.
On Tuesday evening man calling
himself John Thompson, also known as
John Robinson and two women, were
arrested in secluded house on Kerr's
Island. opposite the northern part OF this
city. Thompson is believed to be chief
of this gang.
Two or three other men have been ar
rested on an island above Alton. and 1t
is believed that measures now in pro
gress will effectually break up the gang.
1t is said that since the opening of navi-
CATION this spring over s5O.0OO worth of
property has been stolen by these pirates
and passed from station to station along
the river until disposed Of.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12
A ssTalk" by Red Cloud.

New YORK. June 9-Red Cloud. in
his speech on Friday night at the Coop
er Institute, said that he wanted the
Great Father at Washington to protect
him in his own country, so he could
build school houses aud churches, and
bring up his children as the whites do
theirs. He had come here to get en-
couragement to work, and would return
to his own country and initiate the best
qualities of the whites There were men
enough in the West to take care of
themselves, and he wished the Great
Father would take the military forces
away and leave the Indians alone.
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Bank Burglars Detected.

JERSEY CITY, June 6.-On the fourth
inst. three rnen hired a room in a board
ing and lodging house adjoining the
First National Bank of Jersey City.
Their subsequent movements aroused the
the suspicion OF their landlacy, and she
watched them closely.
This morning at an early hour, she
was awakend by noise in their rooms,
and notified the police, who entered the
house and found the men had made a
hole through the wall and were operat-
ing on the vault of the bank They
were secured and gave their names as
Charles j. Proctor, Joseph Foley and
Frank Denning.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12

The Monongahela Republican says
that on the 7,h instant Mr.. John Young,
the mail carrier from Beallsville to Mon
ongahela City, was attacked by huge
black snake. which he was only able to
conquer after considerable battle. He
first observed the snake stretched along
the limb of an oak reaching across the
road, with its head swinging down, evi.
IDENTIFY waiting for the riders passage un-
derneath. with an intent to drop on him.
Mr. Young rode to the side Of the way,
when his snakeship seeing the evasion,
flung itself from the tree at him, and at.
tackled both horse and rider. The rider
drew his pistol and firing wounded the
enake be then dismounted and procur-
ing rail broke itsuback.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12
scaUYLKUL COUNTY ROMANCE.
Love, Disappointne.t, and . Throat Cat

Love, Disappointment and . TAr'at Cat'
schuylkill county has become some
vb.t lannon's for sensations, and Silver
Greek has determined to be up to the
times. and sends forth q tale OF love, dis
appointment, and revenge that ID amusing
to saw the least. For some time past a
Young gentleman and young lady OF
that place, whose names We don't choose
to tell, have been particularly devoted to
each other, and were never SO happy as
when in each others company. lime
wore on, and events transPired which
disclosed the fact that the confding
daughter of Rye had loved mot wisely
but too well.
Last week it became necessary for the
man to work all day. all night. and all
the following day without rest or Sleep
and as a matter of course he felt tired.
and felt the want Of sleep. but thought be
would pay 4 visit to his hearts ador-
able in the forepart of the evening
While sitting on the lounge next to the
girl he laid his head on her lap and fell
asleep, but was shortly awakened by
tickling sensation about his neck, and
awoke suddenly to realize that his lady
love was cut ing his throat with a pen
knife which he had presented her come
time previous. With the blood spirting
over them both. he demanded to know
why che committed such a rash act,
when che begged of him to take the
knife and kill her. that they might both
die together. This he refused to do. but
set about stopping the flow of blood
from his wound and seeking medical
aid. He was soon put beyond danger
after which the matter was compromised
by the two entering into a SOLEMN com,
pact which made them husband and
wife. The mans wound is healing sat-
isfactorily. and we trust the loving pair
will live long to bless the night on which
the crowning "point" Of their tender aud
loving courtship was consummated. The
little penknife will be a valuable heir
loom to pass down through succeeding
generations. Miners' Journal.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12
Destruction by TOrnadoeS.

CINCINNATI, June S.-A terrible tor
nado passed over Bellefontane last night
tearing up trees and unroofing houses in
the towns of Degraf and Quincy, Ohio.
The latter place was nearly destroyed,
and fifty persons were injured. At De-
Graf ton swoiv- puuuIngs were des-
troy ed. tie Methodist church being ut
terly destroyed. Mrs. Roll and two
children were killed
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12

Experiments have recently been made
to ascertain the amount of loss that un-
dergoes when exposed to the weather.
Anthracite and cannal coal suffer least,
but ordinary bituminous coal loses nearly
one-lhird in weight. and nearly one half
in making quality. From this il:
follows that coal should be kept dry and
under cover, and that to expose it to
rain or damp is to lessen its quantity
and to weaken its quality.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12
A Sad Case of Suicide.

ZANEsvILIE. Ohio June Miss
Martha Huskins. an estimable young lad y
of Green township, driven to desperation
by slanderous reports said to have been
put in circulation by Ter father aud
brother. committed suicide yesterday by
hanging herself to an apple tree. She
left note asking that post mortem ex.
animation be made, as it would prove
her innocence.
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Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Joseph s.
7 Sartain, OF Walker township. Juniats
county, Pa. and Ciihsrne A., his wife, by
deed of voluntary assignment, have assigned
all the e-tate. zeal and personal. of The saii
Joseph =. Strt in, 10 John B. VI. Todl, of
the borough of Patterson, in saii county. ia
trust for the benefit of the creiiicrs Of said
Joseph s. Sirtain. All persons. thereforr.
to the said Joseph $. Sartaib will
make pa. menl to tke said Assignee. and IL o-e
having claims or demands will make known
the same without delay.
JOHN B NJ. TODD,
Assignee of Joseph $. Sartsin.
Nav IL ISI5-6t
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12

T. II. Mansfield painter, met Miss
Mary llein. daughter of prominent
Wholesale merceant. on tthe street, in
San Francisco on the 7th ult, and de
manded that she should retract her re-
fusal to marry him, which she declined
to do, whereupon he shot her twice
with revolver and then shot himself
twice in the breast. Both are now liv
ing, and it is thought Miss Helm may re
cover
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12

A Philadelphia thief, on the 7tL inst
attempted to tear off valuable diamond
pin from the shirt front of an Alabama
delegate to the National Convention held
in tina: city. The delegate was too
quick-wittrd for the thief, siezed him by
the wrists and called the police. who
hurried him of to prison. from whence
he was thrust into the Quarter Sessions.
and cent by that court on the lightning
train to prison.