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The Charges of the Independent.

The Democraf and Register has ceased
its noise, and, without even q parting
situation, quite after the fashion of a
rorpoi.e in storm, sinks out of sight
aud hearing.
The Independent yet presents show
of defence of the charges 1t made. Its
last article, instead of supporting and
proving its charges, is almost exclusive
ly devoted to a personal tirale on the
Country Editor" and is as complete
an indirect confession that its charges
are not true as can we'll be presented.
\ paper that makes charge and does
not sustain the charge, falls by its own
weight into disreTute. The last effort
Of the Independsat was a desperate
struggle to get out of its unfortunate
position. 1t ihall be made to prove its
charges.
First i; charged that the Clerk Of the
County Commissioners receives eight
hundred dollars per year, salary, and
that the Board of County Commission
~rs intend 10 increase IL 10 one thou
sand dollars. The public is interested
in the declaration and is desirous of
knowing how true it is, for the Com
missiuners hare raid in their last state
ment of Receipts and Expenditures
that the Clerk gets six hundred dollars.
ertainiy no respectable newspaper
will publish statement that declares
that the published statement of the
Board of Commissioners is not true,
unless ii knows that what it publishes
is true. Under the head of "Conmis-
sioneI'e Ofice and Court House" the
Commissioners say that the Clerk gets
six hundred dollars per year as sal
rry. The Independent says the Clerk
gets eight hundred dollars and is to
have a tbousand dollars the next year.
There is mons:rous faisehood out here
among these parties. and the coloring
of the case is against the Independent.
for last week j, abandoned that charge
and pounded the Country Editor" for
advising that If the charge ls not true
the Board of Commissioners should IN
.titute legal proceedings against it for
libel. /, calls that advice defence of
the Rsng That is an advice We give
6, every t,anie,ed mss ssa woman IN
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-09-01
License Petitions.

NOTICE is hereby given to all interested
1N that the following applications for Ii
eense hare been fled in the Pro:honc,ary's
Office, and will be presented v the Court
at Septeube Sessions, 1874
Petition of Ephrain X. Allen, for license
TO Keep an Inn at McCoysville.
Petition Of John May hood, for license tc
keep an inn ri East Waterford.
Petition Of Ephrsim G. Graybiii, for
license TO keep a restaurant in Richreld.
Monroe township.
Petition Of Charles Shields, for license
to keep an inn In the borough Of Port Royal
/. D. WALLIS, Proftoxo.sSy.
Prothonotary's 0fice, Mifiin-
town, Aug. 9, 1S75-t>
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Neso Adrertisements.
f1ROCLAMATyOS.-wur, ur,

L the Hon. Benz. +. Jrxx,s. Pras.aas.
Judge of the Court Of Common pIe.s -
tie 9Th Judicial District, cofnpozed AZ ,s VT
counties OF Juriata. Perry and Curr,.-
land, and the Hcnorahles Jossthsn Ws;..-
and John Rooms. Judges OF .bs -
Court Of Common Pleas oi. J.uiata cor,,-
have issued their precei,t 10 ne direc,st'
bearing date the Both day Of APRIL is,s
for holding Court OF Oyer lnd Terr,,,s,
and General Jail Delivery, and G.n,,.,
Quarter Sessions of the Peace. AZ NIS
FLiNTOwN, on the FIRST MONDAY =,
SEPTEMBER. 1875, being the 9th ta; =.
the month.
= Ncrfcx Is HEREsf GivEs, TO the Co.
oner, justices of the Peace and Constahl..
of the County Of Juniata, that they be ,hs-
and there in their proper persons, At on,
O'Clock on the afternoon of said day, wi.s
their recor,is, ,inquisitions, examinations
and oyer rememursress. ~ do thos. thinc,
that to their Offices respectively apper,a;n
and those tha; are bound by recognizing. -
prosecute agains. the prisone.s that are a.
then may be In the Jail ot said count,
be then and there to prosecution agaiu.;
them as shall be just.
By IN Act Of Assembly, passed the ~,
day Of Nay, =. D., 1854, it is made ,Ss
duty OF the Justices Of the Peace. o. The
several equities OF this Commonwealth. 70
return to the Clerk of this Court of Qrs,,o.
Sessions Of the respectives counties. all N,
recognizancss entered into before them b.
any person OF persons charged with the
commission VI any crime, except such case,
as may be ended before Justice of III,
Peace. under existing laws, at less, ten d,ys
before the commenesment Of the session
Of the Court to which rney are made -e:
turnable respectively, > aud IL al cases where
any recognizances sfe entered into les
then ten days before the commencernsu,
Of the session to which they are made re.
turnaole, the sand Justices are to return
the sarae in the same manner rs Il said ac;
had not been passed.
Dated at Aifintown, the Both Cav q
April, in the year ot oar Lord one taou.
sand eight hundred and seventr-dye.
WA. II. KNOUSE, Shsrif.
Sheriff-s Ofice, Miftiintown,
July 18th 1876.
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Administrator Notice.
Auditors Notice.

THE undersigned, Auditor, appointed bv
L the Orphans Court of Jsniata county
to make distribution of the balance in the
hands OF James B Thompson, Adninistrs-
tor of John VI Thompson, late OF the nor
ough of Port Royal, deceased. hereby gives
notice that he viii meet all parties interest
ed for the purpose OF his appointment 4;
bis Office IN the borough of Miffiin,owu, on
Monday. September 81, 1875, between the
hours 81 10 O'Clock 4. N, and o'clock p, ".
of said day, when and where all persons
having claims against said estate will pre-
sent them, or BE- forey er debarred, 70
JEREMIAH LYONS.
Aug 25-ft .fuGitoY.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-09-01

Has never been known to fail IN the curc
OF weakness, attended with symptoms, IN.
disposition to eAerticn, loss OF me,norv.
difficulty of breathing, general weakness,
horror of disease, weak, nervous TREMBLING
dreadful horror of death, night sweats, cold
feet, weakness. d,nness of vision, ianguor.
universal lnssitude Of the muscular systeu,
enormous appetite. with dyspeptic symp-
toms, hot hands, flushing Of the body, dry-
ness of the skin. psllid ecuntenance and
eruptions ON the face, pam in the back.
heavineSs Of the eyeiids, frequent black
spots flying before the eyes with tempors.
~ suffus,on and loss Of sight; waat OF Al
tentio1, etc. These symptoms all ariss
from a weakness, and ~ remedy that use
Z. F kunkci's Bitter Wine Of Iron T. never
fails. Thousands ar. now enjoying be ,i;a
who have used it. Get the geuins- Cnly
81 ID III 5 bottles. Depo; and office, a5a
North Ninth ST., Philadelphia. Ask fer
kunkefs, and take no otter. Sob by al
druggists.
This truly valuable tonic has been so thor
oughlv tested by all classes of the comm
nifty that il is now deenied indisr snSable as
& Tonic medicine. IL costs but little. puri-
nes the blood, and gives tone tone ~ tie
stomach. renovatrS the systr. n and proiongs
life. Everybody shouli have IT,
| only ask trial of this valuable tonic
Price 5 per bottle. Z. +. EUNHEl.. Solo
Proprietor, philadelphia, Pa ASk vour
druggist for Kunkcl's Bitter Wine q. Iron.
and take no other make Sold only in 81
bottles All others are counterfeit, so be
ware OF them.
2e9 Tape Worm Removed Alive 259
Head and all complete 10 two hours. NJ
fee till head passes. Seat, Pin acd Stclr-
ach Woruis removed by nr KusKeL, "a
North Ninth street, Philadelphia Send
for cir';ulsr, or ask your druggist Tor 4 bo;
lie Of kuSKEL's WoGM SrErr. Il never
fails. Price, ST.
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Netc Advertisements.
Executors, Notice.

Estate Of Thomas MeCuiiy. deceased.
T ETTERS Testanentary on the estate OF
IL Thomas McCully, late of Fayette
township, deceased, having been granted
10 the undersigned, all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make payment,
aud those having claims or demands are re-
quested to make known the same viihou.
delay to WM. ii. McALlSTE TER,
Sept. l, 1875, Ereeators.
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@. v. SMITH, Cadirudn
II. A SrAxBArGH, Secretary.

The following is the system under which
the Primary Election will be held on Sep
trmbvr %, 1875
First. The candidates for the several Of
fees shall have their names announced in
one or more OF the county papers at least
four weeks previous TO the primary meet
ines, stating the Office, and subject to the
action OF the said primary meeting.
Sc15ai. The roters responding 10 Rspu5H-
can principles in each tOwship, ward or bOr-
oHgh shall meet on Saturday, September %,
1875, at the usual places OF holding the
sprin. election, at o'clock P. NJ, and pro-
ceed to elect one person for Judge and two
persons for clerks. who shall form a board
10 receive votes and determine who are the
proper persons to vote, and shall hold the
polls open until p. NJ. After the polls
are opened the candidates announced as
aforesaid shall be bIlotied for; the name
of each person voting shall be written on a
list al the time Of voting, no person being
allowed 10 vote more than once for each
aiice.
Third. After the polls arc closed thc
board shall proceed 10 count the votes that
each Candidate received, and make out the
returns accordingly, 10 be certified 10 By
the Jndge aud atfested by the clerks
Foarh. The Judge COR one Of the clerks
appointed by the Jndge) OF the respective
election districts shlll meet at the Court
House. in Miffiintogn, on Monday following
the primary meetings, at / O'clock 2. NJ,
having the returns and list OF the voters,
and count the votes. and the person having
the highest number Of votes for any Office
shall D. declared the regular nominee of
tie Republican party.
Fifth Il any Two or more persons have
an equal number Of votes for the same office
the Judges shall proceed 10 ballot for its
choice, the person having the highest num-
Der TO be the nominee.
Sszfh. The return judges shall be COM
Petent to reject, by majority, the returns
IRON any electieu district where there is
eyideuce of fraud, either in the returns, or
otherwise, 10 the srtsrt Of The frauds COM
nl,tfei.
Sspsnh. No person shall be permitted to
vote proxies
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News Items.


c. E Courtney ran scull race at
Saratoga, some days since, distance
of three miles, in l3 minutes and 39l
seconds.
The contents of the stomach of a
woman in Raymond, n. L., was ana
iyzed on the 25th and s,rychnine found
liz it. Nr. Magoon, the dead lady's
husband, and lady friend have been
put under arrest, on the suspicion Of
having had something to do with the
poisoning.
Judge Shipman, of New York, of
the United States Circuit Court, on the
25th ult, confirmed the recent sale of
the property and franchises of the
Northern Pacific railroad company, and
their purchase by the committee repre-
ssnting the bondholders. The compa
ny will now be reorganized BY the issue
Of preferred stock to the holders Of
bends.
AT Scranton, Pa, on the 25th ult.,
Augustus aud Edward Steinback and
Jacob Seing.er, burglars, we're arrested.
They had in their possession a large
quantity of stolen goods, which was
identified BY Mr.. Wheelock, of Wyom
ing county, whose store had been rob-
bed on the 10th ult., as belonging to
him. The prisoners were heid for trial.
Mr.. Hougbton, in Crawford county,
Ind, who was concerned in the lynch
ing Of a man named Salsgwin, about a
year ago, made up bis mind to turn
States evidence, and recently gave in
formation to the prosecuting attorney
against his comrades in the lynching
affair. Last Sunday night a week
Houghton was visited by about twenty
FIVE disguised men, who gave him a
terrible beating with hickory wi,hs
muiilated bis body in a dastardly man
ner. He recognized seven or eight of
his former comrades, aud efforts are
being made to arrest them.
Last Monday night week the wea-
ther in central Illinois was cool enough
to occasion frost.
The Johnstown Tribune, Of the 25th
ult., says; One of the most terrible
accidents that has fallen to our lot 10
record for long time occurred at the
wooden mill of the Johrstown manu-
factsring company, Woodvale, at l0A
o'clock this forenoon. Mr.. John NJ.
Beecher, boss carder in the factory,
vas engaged in cleaning the cylinder of
u burr picker, when his fingers got
caught between it and the fan under
meath, and the result was that his right
arm Was drawn through until his Lead
and shoulders stopped further progress,
and be fell back minus the arm just at
the shoulder JOINT The flesh and bones
were ground up almost as fine as mince
meat, and when the shoulder was reach
ed portion of his ear was taken of,
as we'll a. bis neck being badly sacri
feed. Another employee was standing
in the vault at the rear OF the machine
when this terrible accident happened,
but as the burr fan runs at the rate Of
nearly sixteen hundred revolutions per
minute, he had barely time TO notice
that the unfortunate victim had been
caught when the arm had passed ID its
entire length, and Mr.. Beeeher fell
back on the hoor. A telegram was
Immediately sent down TO the Office of
the Cambria Iron Company, and mes
senger was hastily dispatched for DR..
W. b. Lowman. The sufferer had lost
great deal os blood, and. tae first
thing necessary vas 10 stop The flow
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Two Good Dwelling Houses

on the premises. good FRAME BANK
BARN with Wagon Shed and Corn Crib
attached, and all other necessary outbuild-
ings-all in good condition. There is a
never-failing Spring OF good water conve-
nient TO both houses, snd never-idiling
Springs of water in every field except two.
There are two good APPLE ORCHARDS,
one in good bearing condition, the other
inst beginning to bear; also an abundance
of other fruits; such as Pears, Peaches,
Plums. Ounces and Cherries.
This property is pleasantly located, con-
yehient to churches, schools and mills, and
will be sold on easy terms. Call or or ad .
dress
JOHN w SARTAIN.
II the above property is not sold private
ly before the FOURTH DAY OF NOVEM-
BER, 1875, it viii be offered on that day at
public sale. (aug4 rs
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Protonotary's Notice.

H1HE first and partial account of Lewis
Il Burchfeld and Nelson A Lukens, As
signces of Samuel Y. Shelley, has been
filed In this Office and viii be presented to
the Court for confirmation on WEDNES-
DAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1875, at the Court
House, in Miii1intown.
IRWIN D. WALLIS, Profhosetsyy.
PRofHosorARY's OFFICE,
Aifhistown, August 2, le75-tc.
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THE NEW AMERICAN
G. M MACHINE.
simple, selE-Thrcading, and
Durable.

Il SHALL take pleasure in showing thu
l. popular Machine to ans who wish to buy
a frst-class article. /, has won its way 10
the front ranks. Call aud see il, or let me
know who YOU are and where you live.
Address W. II. AIKENS, agent,
aug25-3m Mitfiintown, "a.
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VALUABLE FARM At
SALE

,he he'anes 81 os aa s'ss at pr2e as sae
his farm situated in Walker township, Juni-
alta county, three miles west of Thompson
town, four miles northeast of Mexico, and
one mile south of Vanwert, adjoining lands
of n Thompson, 8 Lukens, David ALL
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Republican County Committee
Meeting.

The Republican County Committee
met ., Will's hote! in Mitflintowu. on
Saturday, the 18th inst, in pursuance
of csll By the Chairman.
{ The Chairman, Mr.. Smith called the
Committee to order and announced the
absence of the Secretary, Mr.. Richard
Doyle. On motion Mr. IL. a. Siam
bargh was elected Secretary pro tenn.
After discussion of the time for
holding the primary election, the fol-
lowing resolution was passed !:
Resol7ed, That the Primary Election Of
the Republican party Of Juniata county be
held IT the several election districts, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1875,
between the hours of and O'Clock p. VI.
Of said day, and that the Convention be
held in the Court House, in Mif.iintown, at
O'Clock r. NJ, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1876.
q. ". SMITH, Caairmaa.
II SrAxpArGH Secretary.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALEI

FyVHE undersigned, Assignee of C. B.
l. BARLEY, win sell at public sale, at the
LUMBER YARD of said c. b. BARLEY, IN
the orough of Mifiintown, at O'Clock p.
NJ on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER l5, 1873,
The entire stock of Lumber, Sash, Doors,
and Blinds on hand, consisting Of
1000 Feet of Hemlock Joists
and Scantling,
1000 Feet Ia inch Pine Boards,
10000 Feet Pine Boards,
5000 Feet Pine Flooring,
1000 Feet Hemlock Boards,
10000 PlasteriDg Lath,
and lot of Sash, Shutters and Blinds, also
A LUMBER HOUSE AND CARPENTER
SHOP.
Also, at the same time and place. viii be
Of for xaIa
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The Beatty 4 Plots Golden Tongued
Parlor Organs have no superiors. in toas.
and speedy response 10 toach- We have
one to sell. AZ figure below the usual SELL
ing price for the same grad. of organ.
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ONE HUNDRED ACRES,

Ninety acres of which are cleared and under
good fences, and in a good state Of cultiva-
ton, having all been well hmed within the
last five years the balance is well set with
good timber, such as locust, chestnut, oak
and hickory. There are
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Two-Story Frame Building,

brick case, situate on Bridge street, Miffiin-
town, built for Store Room, and now oc-
cupied by Emil Schott, having front of Is
feet on Bridge street and 50 feet in depth.
The above building is in the best busi-
ness portion of the town, rents for $260.00
per apnum, aud viii no doubt afford = tine
opportunity for profitable investment, as it
must be sold.
TERMS.-Fiiteen per cent. of purchase
money to be paid down; thirty-6ve per
cent. on the first day Of January, 1876, and
the balance April |, 1875.
JEREMIAH LYONS,
Assignee Of c. B. Bartley.
Sent l. 1873
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The SsatiasI end Rsproiiran office y ;hs
pace to get job work done. Try il. II Will
pay you Il yo1 need snything 10 tbas line
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Large aock Of Resdy-n.ds Clothing for
sale BY HARLEY 4 co
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Nc,c Advertisements

ruE osLr rorYrEcHs,c HonE SCHOOL
ST. CLExENT'S FALL, EllIcetes Cs!'
Ma. Five vacancies, owing 70 enlargement
Apply ct once. :
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E.F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iro,

; herIH UlllLS, MIllllulUWH
July 18th 1876.
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town, Aug. 9, 1S75-t>
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young MN who raises bale Of cotton
is doing more for Mississippi than the
thousand men who whittle pine sticks
and wonder when money will be eas
ier."
Mr.. Ross has been again disappOint-
ed. The child at Schuyler Falls, near
Plattsburg, N. Y, supposed to be
'Lifile Charlie," was not him, though
the resem blance from the mouth up
WAS said to be perfect.
A California postmaster sent S25 in
nickel currency to Treasurer New by
mail, and put thrse-csnt stamp on the
package. The postage due when the
nickels reached the Treasury was SO. 45,
which was deducted from tie remit
tance aud the balance returned By
check.
The Canada Farmer suggests that
agricultural societies offer premiums
for the best walking horses. 1t states
that walking is the gait that is Of most
use to farmers, and it is this pace that
ought to be encouraged.
The miBers imprisoned at Clearfeld
for sixty days, for riot and conspiracy,
we're discharged last week. The Rev
ellie says quite a reception was given
them on their arrival at Houtzdale and
dance in their honor was had in the
evening.
3 painter named Peifer, at work on
a church steeple at Hanover, Pa, on
Saturday morning week, fell from the
balusters of the bell tower to the pave
ment below, distance of eighty feet,
and vas dangerously injured. He had
leg and arm broken, and sustained
iuternel injuries. He died on Sunday
morning foiloxing- He was fifty years
of age and leaves a family.
Trscheotomy was resorted to in Cbes-
ter county, recently, in order to ssve
the life of little boy who bad got a
piece of apple lodged in his throat
An incision was made in the windpipe,
the apple forced upward into the mouth
and the little sufferer is doing "as vel.
as could be expected"
Monday afternoon week q cyclone
struck the Agricultural Hall building,
on the fair grounds, at Albany, N. Y,
demClishing portion Of the building,
and instantly killing j. little girl and
fatally ipjuring another.
The Danville, Pa, .dmeriean says :
a iumor is in circulation that the Penn
sylyAnia Iron Works are about to pass
cut. Of the bsnds Of Waterman snd
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-28

General Assembly. It would be fatal
to whatever pretension We make to
good name. or rather to good inteu.
tions; it would meroilessly swamp our
bonds and securities. to attsmpt to
ignore il. It must be met and settled,
or the name OF South Oarolina will be.
come more offensive than ever. II 10
all important that the best men in the
Legislature give to the matter as it
stands their most thoughtful aud con-
soiencious study. It is duty that
every such member, that all members,
in fact, lay aside all other interesta and
apply their minds diligently 10 this.
Every Senator, every member ought
to consider the grave responsibility
that rests upon bin, and be in his seat
TO meet it when it comes.
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Of the proeeedinge, to oome forward

81 the proceedings. to come forward
with an &C parte etatement. not under
cath, not subjected to GROSS. examina-
ton, not confronted with other wit
nesses, but made up OF whatever. he
may think 1t proper to say. either for
his own exoulpation or for the
inculpation Of others. and to call
this testimony. would bs to outrage
the form and the substance OF all pro.
priety. The case might be different.
in some respects, if there were any
allegations OF the committee having
unfairly taken or reported his previous
testimony; but, as we understand, no
snoh allegations nre nude. The State
Treasurer does not sllegc that his testi-
mony was not fairly taken or reported.
He complains in his letter only OF the
conclusions at which the com mittce ar
rived. 1t was due. therefore, to the
committee, that if the Stut. Treasurer
has any further testimony to give, he
should give it before them; and it was
due to tho General Assembly that the
additional testimony should come he
fore it through regular channels, and
in such way az to render the .tcsti.
mony worthy of founding an ultimate
decision upon. We apprehend tt e
committee will lose no time in taking
the additional testimony to be given,
either by tho State Treasurer or others,
and we await the result with the inter
ess which becomes the gravity of tho
occasion.