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Dfdtns.

sWlFT.-ln Wilmington, June 3, Of scarle; fever
Tuly W. Swift, aged years and II months, Youngest
son Of Doctor T. ]. and Fannie Swift
CHAPMAN.--In Wilmington, June 2, Henry S.
Chapman, aged years and months.
HOuGHTON.-In Vernon, May ~, Alba Houghton
aged "A years. Corrected
sMIrH.-In Putrey, May -, Of scarlet fever, Car
RE h. daughter of Willard and Louisa NJ Smith, aged
10 years aud months
BLOOD.-ln Putney, May "a 81 scarlet fever Ben.
D., son of Dorr and Carrie Blood aged years and II
months.
BLOOD. In Putnoy, May 90, of scarlet fever Char
lie, son Of Dorr and Carrie Blood aged years.
hAWsON.-ln Dover, May 30, Irene L., wife Of FL
us Hawsoni aged ~ years Mass papers please copy.
sPRAGuE. In ReadsbOro, May 25 Of consumption,
Sarah Jane, wife Of 7, ~ Sprague
ADAMS.-ln Marlboro, May 20, Clark Adams, aged
BROWNIE Bernardston, Mass. June 4, Emma c.
Brown, a. ed SO.
,.WoIToN.-In NorhGell, Mass, June 4, Lauretta
Wotton, aged CO.
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SAFE THE CHILDREN!

Multtudos Of thtm suffer, linger, and die, because
# Pin HORNS. The only known remedy for these
most troublesome and dangerous Of al woime in chill
dren or adults is DIR. GOUBD'S pIN-WORM
SYRUP. Purely vegetable; sure death TO all worms
valuable cathartc, and beneficial TO health. War
rantcd. Price reduced to 90 cents Per bottle
Ans GEO. GOODWIN & CO., Dos1oN.
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TO cONsUMFTlVEs.

The advertiser having been permanently cured Of
that dread disease, Consumption, by simple remedy,
is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers tho
means Of cure. To all who desire II, he will send o
copy Of the prescription used, Gree Of chargc with the
directions for preparing and using the same which
they will find SURF CUnE for CoSsUMrTIoN AsTnl-A,
BRoEcHIrls &c. Parties wishing the prescription
will please address Rev. EDWARD WILSON,
2Gi South Third Street, Williamsburgh, n. Y.
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Nine and Ten Per Cent.
INVESTMENTS:

Kansas Registered Municipal bonds.
Principal and Int paid by the State in New York CITY,
For sale by CHARLES DWIGHT, agent for West
Bond Board, Kansas City No. 70 state ST., Boston.
3m21
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NO ROAD BUILDERS.

The subscribers will offer for sale al Auction the
building Of about 800 rods of road West River In
sections or otherwise may suit parties present.
serving tho right TO accept reject any Offer which In
their opinion the interest of the town may require
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock Tuesday, June nth,
1872, on the line Of the road.
Brattleboro, June O. 1872, the line Of the road.
g. N. HERRICK, / seleetmen
n. WING PACKER, Of
Iw23 o. II. CARPENTER, Brattleboro.
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Mdrrtdnes.

CHILDS-LoYELAND.-In Bratteboro, May 90, by
Rev. L. j. Matteson, Mr.. Austin Childs and Miss En-
ma Loyeland both Of Greenfield, Mass.
CHASE-TAFT.-In Brattleboro, My q, 10y Iey.
l.. J. Matteson, Mr.. Frank J.. Chase and Mrs. Sarah
l.. Taft, both of Guiford.
GILBERT-KEfTH.-In Readsboro May g. by
Rev. J. clifford, Mr.. Gilbert Bishop aud Miss Jennie
Keith. all of Readsboro.
HoYT-HESCOCK.-InW Wilmington, June ., by
Rev. Mr.. Ballou, Mr.. Edwin J. Hoyt Of Newfane and
Miss Mary A. lIegcock Of Dover.
LAING-TRAIN.-In saxtons River, at the resi-
dence of $. W. Warner, Esq, by Rev. W. n. Wiltr,
Mr.. John II. Laing Of Claremont, NJ H., and Miss
Mary A. Train of Saxtons River.
FOSS-COLBURN.-1n Bellows Falls, May 20, by
Rev. j. r. IasEins, Mr.. Charles j. Foss and aud Miss
Carrie ]. Colburn, both of Wapole, N. II.
GILMORE DICKINsON.-In AlsteHd n. II May
Is, by Rev. j. W. Crossley, W. H. p. Gilmore of Bel
lows Falls, and Miss Louie A. Dickinson of Astead.
HALL-GUILD.-In Walpole, N. H., May 10, by
Rev. VIM. L. Dickinson, Mr.. Edward r. Hall of Victor,
Iowa, and Miss Josephine A. Guild Of Napole.
wHELDEN-MARsH.-In Putney, May 20, by Rev.
@. s. Boswell, Is. Franklin Whelden, of Ludlow and
Miss Myra A. Marsh of Chester.
FELToN.-BURRows.-In West Northheld Mass,
May %, by Rev. s. Barber of Bernardstou Edwin o.
FELTON, and Mary A. Burrows Of W. N
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects Of Err
rors and Abuses in carly life. Manhood restored.
Nervous debility cured. Impedmontp to urriage
moved. New method Of treatment. New and remark
able remcdicH. Books ard Circulars rcnt free. in
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
No. South Ninth st., Philadelphia Pa. 1y21
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I19TlSU o n s9HIl E WV '2 OT 'XDMISsION

VIII be issnod nt So cnch hnTl tlnkeIsl - qiIVT
os SO 5O II whole tickets for 500; 20 for S23j SO for
500 ll9 for 2sj for Sej0Q 5j Tor 5000 No disN
oount on less than elOV worth Of tickets nt time;
Tickets will no sent. when requested by registered
press Co and it connections r. o. money ORDER regis
tered letter or bank draft.
Tho holder Of each Ticket or fraction Of ticket, a
half or quartrrl entitled to admission to the concert
and to the gilt awarded TO It, During the concert the
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NEW YORK, June i.Moucy easy at sac per cent
Sterling Exchange hrm at 100 10. Gold active and
nrin.r at IA i-2all4 5-s; Governments higher and
closed nrm. The market closed duh but steady at Il
decline
The folio wing arc the clorins quotations;
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EXAMPLE OF A POLICY NOW IN
FORCE UNDER THIS LAW
FOR TEN TIMES IT'S cOST.

February lt. 1866, an EHdormfHt P0iicy cIs
issued By 'rHE berkshire LIFE INSUR-
ANCE co. for the term Of IA years.
In consequence Of rcyerses in business the holder
of this Policy has been unable 10 make any payment 10
this Company since February LIST, 1861 but under the
remains Insured for $4,000, until March 18th, 1874 Ii
his death occurs during ths tenn Wears and 40 Days
the Company will pay his family ne RAJ amounfq
the Policy Of $4,000, less only he Ouerdue payments.
and interest, which may be due at the time of his de-
cease.
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Bachelors Hair Dye. This superb Hair Dye is the
best in the wOrd-perfectly harmless, reliable and in
Simultaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tnts
or disagreeablo odor. The genuine VIM. 4. Bachelors
Hair bye produces IMMEDIATELY asplordid Black r
Natural Brown, leaves the hair oiean, SOFT beautiful;
does not contain particle of lead on any injurious
compound. Sold by all Druggists. Factory 1G BOND
STREET, NY.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ONE or THE MOST DESIRABLE FARMS IN
BRATTLEBoRo FOR SALE CHEAP.

'INHE FARM belonging to the estate of the late
BRADFORD sARGEANT, located one mile west of the
village Of West Bratle5oro ming about lGO
suitable for corn tobacco; the remainder being
pasture or woodland. The buildings consist of large
two-story dwelling house. two barns sheds cider mill
ETC.. ALI good repair Good running water to house
and barn. Fine apple and suger orchards on the
place.
For additional particulars, enquire of GEonoE H.
CLAuE, administrator, or of s. N. HERRIcK.
Brattleboro, Sept. G, 1871. tf36
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Arrival and Departure of Mails

Arrival and Departure of Mails.
SOUTHERN MAILS.
Close. Open.
A. n. ~. A. NJ. y. NJ
New York and Southern States $500 2l5 II $50 $40
Albany and western States, 800 2 as IL $50 5:lo
Stations bet Bratto X N. York, 300 2i5 1850 6;l5
Asoueot II. r., $500 $50 o;lO
New London Northern II. r. 245 ll;00
EASTERN MAILS.
Boston, Rhode Island, Eastern
Mass, Me. Il s. l.. New Hamp., 500 rs 1850 5;lb
and 245
VI. & Mass. II. r., s:OOiI5 ZOO
and 5:ib
Dostop Clinton & Titchbura r. Il. 115 :0O
NORTHERN MAILS.
Vermont Western New Hamp-
shire h Northern N. Y. 1000 3:i5 915 $500
Dummerston, W. Chesterfield,
~ H., Putney, Cornton, Bel
lows Falls, Charlestowu, N. H.,
Springfield, Claremont n. H.,
Windsor, Woodstock, North
field, Montpelier, Bethel, W. II.
juno. Il towns on West Vt. II. Il. 4:CO Ol5
Keene. N. H., 10000 235 400
and 5:l6
STAGE MAILS.
West Drattleboro, .............. 1900 AGO s:45
Townsbend, Williamsyillc, Fay
etteyille aud jamaica ......... 400 S:ij
open Mon, We'd K Tri.J..... 300 s.45
Dover, Tu., Tn. & sat,......... 400 s:i5
Bennington wny,................ 400 S:45
North Adams way, .............. 400 S:45
Wed. 4 Fri.,.........:........ las 0:45
Uaifr5rufa, overland. si-iIy,...,.. aiAs b;15
Foreign mails close GAS r. NJ. day previous to SAIL
lingo steamer from Now York r. W. CLAIRE, p. II.
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RAILWAY GUInE@ =.
Trains leave BrattIcboro,

FoR BosroN AID GSrEHIEDGATE STATioEs--i.2 % AID
S.i2 \. NJ; and 2r. NJ.
FoR New LoSnON-i.22 and 2 ~ \. NJ; $50 p. =.
FoR SrHGSGriELp-4.g2a and St2A N.; $50 P.M.
FoR BELLOWS FALIs-lO25A. "a. 4.S0and i0.20 ?. ~.
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This Concert like tho first OF Tho lih Of December
last (Which was 50 decidedly successiu and d which
r. Df Of Momphis Tcnnj for The benet Of the S'
tPUBLTc LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
Tho Farmers, and Droycrs Bank is Troasurcr, and the
eorporators and supervisors all representative men
CITIZENS Of he sate. sbon any tcRefs Ie e unioa
on tho dag of the drawing they will DO destroyed and
raid but dmn led in value in proroioH to he p p
9 5,s Of pns9d tickets I9r istnes i only three
re TPc I to s75co End al the others IL poportioG
infringement Of this second Groni dit Concert and he
s s~d SS WIKI RS S Sngy 0 Ra t4f 6o ' FS
ing Is fairly conducted and the gifts justly and
The dFaMng wi tSko place in public in full Wow Of
6TaFy Kentucky And tho following named eminent
EESSscg, and y l, iC ;B that gll I, fairly done:
lion. ], PR6GIoR Knott, late NJ Z. lLab5non Dis.
Hon HI Il VI BTT6E WAR Y9,6 }S3i 1 P Ky
on B. GocnRAN cRascS anTsLa oa P Gbah Court
lion. y =. SfkNpIf0RD Pres Farmers / DroyoTs' bk
SSi hEF Con- NIGH sSa s i9i al b liverpool
e its6N 4 J6S S9! G M5nasS GaS ai House
Han HgSTEF EEr @ GII9 a h5a1H54
HENRY WoLF09D. Treasurer Louisville.
FTiRjiljPPiIITdRYG5EG q The LoSisSiiie lIet%l e.
~ y WIiIPs ppoI PrGv n NqiG si Bank
4 G i SoGNs2E iJ Prs, =; Trilcrs' Bank.
Henry DEEPEN, Pros, German bank.
RSSSy!N GRTES P1q l. Sion sGort iqfnSnRn
WI SFEISFRS s' oF TIE I1iEF': LIBRARY.
" n I HlLpFSfi ESF@ vide!Piicsidep,.
FARMERS AND blowers BANK. Treasurer.
oct rs asens for tho fe Of efets as we'll as those
TIID1I q n. RV nj 1, PT'rF.
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From BosroS-122O, as, ntd 10.20r 81
FRoM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II. 425 and 1c.20 r. ".
Fnoi NEW LoSDoS--10.23A ~; 4.25 and 10 90 p n.
FHoM bellows FAi.Ls-i.20 A 8.Al a. NJ. $50 p. N,
The 4.20 4. n. train, Sundays, runs to Springfield
only: Mondays, to Boston and New London only.
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Tor SALE.
HOUSES FOR SALE,

For sale the two houfes on Grcof Street formerly
belonging 10 the Estate Of James A. Chase.
For terms inquire Of
FIELD TYLER.
Drattloboro, June 9Th, 1872 AVIS
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TROTTING STATIONS.


Sired by Eysdyks Hamhetonan Cie sire Of Dexter,
who sold for $4,000; Jay Gould for 1000; also,
grandsire of Goldsmith Maid who sod fos $4,000;
and Judge Fullerton, for 500, OOO) Dam 10y Roe's Alb
dallah Chief (by Old Abdaah), his dam by Phillips,
son Of Duroc, grand-dam by Decatur he by imported
Messenger. Fualed 1864, blood-hay, 10 hands, will
make tho If 1879 at the stock farm Of the sub
scriber.
Terms, saO-to Wit: SO ut the time of service, and
500 when the Mare proves in fogL
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envy. and he dismissed them with sn
awful lecture. 2
tell you oMsAnay lscsured that psek
Of woman slssders wor.e than ever be
lieked the Wkts or the Brithh. and be
uoald never have anythins soS6 vth
that preacher Of his church
u am almost sure that in my next I'll
write you something about the fair; but
amt sure whether it II be about the fair
in calico or the fair at Perrysville.
IN, Yours, truly.
. a U i5. Ia BARTON SPEAK.
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640 Acres Of 1'imberIaId.

situated on Shade Mountain, Juniata county
known as the Cain tract, we'll set with pine.
white oak aud chestnut oak timber This
tract is within one and half miles Of the
new railroad lesiing from Lewistown on the
Pennsylvania Railroad to Sunbury, and is
valuable on account of the ties, lumber and
bark on the above described tract.
ANY one desirous of viewing either of the
above premises win te shown the same by
calling on c. J. Chamberlain, residing on the
first described promises, or the subscriber,
residing in Fermaaagh twp, Juniata county.
good and sufficient title and possession
given on the first day of April, 1872 Terms
made known on day Of sale py
-s.-s7r ....- .'.- WILLIAM GIVEN,
Assignee Of C. J. Chamberlain and Wife.
J:L o. lS-S5w
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Fire at Sea.

LISBON. January 26.-The mail steam.
er from Rio Janeiro has arrived She
brings news Of a terrible steamer disas-
ter. The steamer America, plying be.
tween Bio and Aonteyideo, while on a
trip from the latter place, on the night
of December 22, took FIRE. The flames
spread with great rapidisy, and the ves-
sci was soon burned to the waters edge.
A large number Of passengers were on
board. Of whom eighty-seven lost their
lives, being either burned to death or
drowned.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-01-31

The question of woman suffrage i;
gradually extending itself. Before many
years close, its pressure will be felt in
every community throughout the coun'
try. On the oath inst. petition wai
entrusted General Butler, " signed by
$4,000 women, asking Congress to pass
law giving them the exercise of suffrage
General Butler accepted the honor of pre-
senting the petition to the House of Rep
resentatives. He said he would not only
prerent but advocate the principles in
volved." Thus the fame grows bigger
and brighter.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-01-31

OK Tuesday, the 22nd inst, Frederick
Douglass registered his name at the
Planters House, St. Louis, and proceed
ed to the dining room to take dinner. He
was stopped and denied the privilege Of
partaking of meal at the hotel table. 1t
is not hard matter to tell whose reputa-
ton suffered the most, that of the man
who gave the slight, or that of the man
who received it.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-01-31

THE Repsbliean State Central Com,
mittee met at Harrisburg. on the 25lh
inst. The loth of April next is the
time for bidding the State Convention
for the nomination of Governor, Judge
of the Supreme Court, and Auditor Gen
eral, If the Legislature authorize an cleo
ton to ell the vacancy created by the
death of DR.. Stanton. The Convention
will also form an electoral ticket. and ap-
point delegates to the National Conven-
ton to be held in PHILADELPHIA in June.
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ASSIGNEES' SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE !

THE undersigned, Aesignees Of George
L Goshen and Ann D, his wife, will sell at
public sale, At the residence Of said George
Goshen in the borough of Patterson, Juniata
Co, Pa on T
SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1872,
The following real estate, to wit: A Farm
situated in Milford township, said County,
within q miles of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
adjoining lands Of John Cunni ngham. Grin
GronInger, Peter Shitz and others, contain
ing
Ei=hty-Ninc. Acres.
more or less, about 80 acres cleared and in n
good state Of cultivation, and the balance
we'll set with timber. The improvements
consist Of II comfortable
LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
BANK BARN. Spring House, and other out
buildings. Also. b..
SEVENTEEN ACRES OF WOODLAND,
in the same township, adjoining lands of
William Wright and others. Also, the follow
ing property, situated in the borough of Pat
tersou
Ne. l. A House and Lot situated on Path
street, now occupied ty Michael Mitchell
No. 2. A Two story Frame Dwelling House
on Tuscarora street, nov occupied by Samuel
Rollman.
No. g. A Two-story Dwelling ouse on tn G
same street, occupicd-by Jacob M.hlOn.
No. !. Two-story Dwelling House on the
same street, occupied by Daniel Notes.-The.
No. 3. A Two-story Dwelling House on the
same street, occupied by John Doyle.
No. 6. \ Two-story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE AND ST0RE-R0OM, situated on the
corner Of Juniata and Tuscarora streets.
No. !. A sTwo-story Dwelling House on
Main street, near the river bridge, occupied
by L. Kingsley.
No. 8. Two-story Dwelling House ad-
joining No. 7, occupied by Mrs. McNeal.
No. Q Two story Dwelling House ad
joining No. 8, occupied by J,cob Wise.
No. 10. A valuable Lot situated on Tusca-
rora street, used as a Coal and Lumber Yard
Also. all the interest of George Goshen in
q Lot Of Ground situate in Fcrmanagh twp.
Juniaia county, used as a Coal anil Lumber
Yard; also, the Building on said Lot
Any person desirous Of viewing any of the
above premises, will be shown the same BY
calling on either Of the undersigned.
Possession given on The LIST day Of April,
1872. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Of said Gay, when terms Win be made known
by H. NJ. GRONINGER,
c. B. HURNING,
Assignees Of George Goshen and Wife.
Jan 90, lS72-5w
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-01-31

A New YoRK correspondent of the
Boston Journ"i gave some very intcreet.
ing facts concerning the line of defence
which will be followed by the counsel Of
Stokes. the supposed murderer Of James
Fisk, Jr. We write supposed advi.edly
for nothing is certain in this world. and
although there has not probably been a
doubt that Stokes did shoot Fisk to
death. the lawyers arc going to try to
prove, and from appearances will succeed
in proving. that he did not One Of the
startling positions taken is that Col. Fisk
was not only armed. but that the wound
in his body was inflicted by himself
aic,ed IA Valandigham. in attempting
to draw bis pistol from bis pocket. That
two pistols were used. the correspondent
declares, is very clear. from the fact that
two bullets were found. one in Fisk's
body and one on the marble pavement,
the one bullet fitting the pistol found and
the other not-the bullet in the body f.
ting the pistol found, the bullet on the
floor, which produced the wound in the
arm, not fitting any pistol yet produced
This is certainly very ingenious, and
may cheat the sallows of victim.
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AZ EXCITING C0C17sUE.
Shooting all roand d.lsg the, 1rpsres Of

CnARLssr6wS. W. va,2Jan.- 23-
a desperate = hoetins affray occurred
here last evening under the following
circumstances During the war the
lands of John Clarksou. wealthy Vir-
ginian, were sold for taxes, and yes:er-
day a suit was commenced to recover
property. During the progress of the
trial Clarkson called the defendant, u. s.
Marshal Stack, a liar, Stack struck
Ciarkson. and general melee ensued
in which seven shots we're fred. The
room was small and more than a dozen
persons were present. Clarkson was
shot four times, and one wound, being in
the breast. is dangerous. All the par
ties are wealthy and respectable. and the
affair has caused great excitement,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-01-31

Col J. j. PATTERSON has become the
President of two hundred miles South
Carolina railroad. The Press styles him
the railroad king of South Carolina" !"
We extend our congratulations to the
Colonel on the handle.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-01-31

SOME time ago the Press charged the
philadelphia University of Medicine
and the Eclectic Medical College of
Pennsylvania" with the issuing of med
ical diplomas to persons not qualified by
having received a medical education
The State Senate on the oath lust, ap-
pointed committee Of FIVE Senators to
examine into the habits of said institu-
tious as to their disposal of diplomas.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-01-31

\ HIYDoo has calculated that during
the present year a blazing meteor
will pass by the earth, and in the
short space of twenty-four minutes de-
stoy all vegetation and kill millions Of
people. Such an occurrence will please
Mr.. Henri Browne and his disciples, for
1t vii carry with it the Blessings Of
sudden death /" Let the undertakers and
cemetery men prepare for the harvest
They have been warnedsiu time.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-01-31

Auditor General Hartranft has very
properly refused to pay the modest little
bill of $4,000, presented for repairs and
decoration. on the halls of the Senate
and House of REPRESENTATIVES at Harris
burg. until the items are approved by the
Finance Committee of the Legislature
Press. ..... .........
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-01-31

MRs. WHARTON has been declared in
nocent Of the murder of Gen Keichum
by the jury that sat during her trial
The verdict was rendered on the oath
inst. The cost Of the trial will amount
to $4,000, It is said. An indictment for
an attempt to poison Mr.. Van Ness get
rcsts upon her. She will be put on trial
for that charge in April
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-01-31

JUBAL EARLY gave expression to his
sentiments recently at the Lee Anniver-
sary, at Lexington. Va, as to the senti,
ments that the Southern people should
cherish toward the North. He called
upon the ladies whom ne addressed, to
inetill into the minds of the rising gen.
Grafton the memories of the past upon
the students to follow the example of
Lee and Stonewall jackson. and upon
the exConfederates present to be true to
the Lost Cause, and added that if there
were any renegades before him they
should be sent out branded with infamy.
Early and his followers might as we'll try
to roll back the tide Of the ocean as to
try to roll back the tide of events that
set in and engulfed their unjust cause.
The world is just commencing TO pro-
nounce against slavery. that old and in
famous doctrine. Free government has
not reached its full estate. The foSy
does not realize the situation. The cause
be mourns is truly lost cause. "
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Tue Car of Russia seems determined
10 Russianize Poland. He has ordered
the compulsory Use of the Russian Ian.
guage in the schools of that race
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Assignees' Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that George
~ Goshen, Of the borough of Patterson.
JUu.a.,. 60, =, I'll Arrs D, h. --ife, by
deed Of voluntary ASSIGNMENT, have assigned
all the estate, real and personal, Of the said
George Goshen, TO Henry NJ. GroEinger, Of
Milford township, and C. B. Horniny. OF the
borough of Miflintown. in said county, in
trust for the benefit of the creditors Of the
said George Goshen. All persons, therefore,
indebted TO the said George Goshen win
make payment to the said assignees. and
those having claims or demands will make
known the same without delay.
HENRY N. GRONINGER,
G. B. H0RNING.
Assignees of George Goshen.
Jan. 8. 1872.
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Mise Helen Josephine Mansfield. Jim
fiskIs love, Was hooted on last Friday.
as she came out of a train that arrived
at Boston