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Aau,tai.trutor,s A Notice.

Estate Of Henry r. Gr0y5iH, fsesaSsa'
= ETTERS OF Administration on the es-
IL tate OF Henry K. Graybili, late OF Nc
Alisrerville, deceased, having been grant
ed To the undersigned, all persons IN
dcbted to the said estate are requested 10
n,.sSc Immediate pa, ireit, and those having
Claims will please present them Without de-
lay 10 REt Zen CAV N
April :. 1879. .idasiafsfrafor.
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Tuscarora Academy.

UyIiE Siim ner Session, 39ih school year;
i will e-gin Ma, 18th, 1870 Three inii
courses ID study Normal, Business, Col
leyiasr. A gOod opporrun " afforded to
become practical surveyors. Instruction
gwen upon the Pane, Organ. IN fnn''nS
and Drawing. Specially good accommo,
dations in the neighborhood NAV be secured
by few young l,dies. For terms. sc ,
address
D.D. STONE, PHI. D., Principal,
.url !, 1875, Academia, Ia.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-04-28

United States 81 hmerica. They have
dsnss,y rdie-kihs5-and if "a Poor
Man" mean, to say thst :l.e reople Of
the United Suites Should .dsp: thcir
system cf government, be j. savisitg
them to do just what We said in cur
first editorial paragraph would be
brought about by Ccmrulscty Edeca-
,iou.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-04-28
kEPuBLfCtS STATE CONVENTION.
Toll Of the State Committee.

The Republicans Of the State of Penn
sylvsnia are hcieby requested 10 assemble
by their Delegates in State Convention al
uoou on wednt~,iav, the 26th day Of MAY +,
ls75. in The fuiton Opera House, At the cit. .
5f f.-acasreF, fvr t'.c .arpesc Of noinIua-
tang esudldatcA for ;,5rerI.ot and State
treasure. Each Representative and Sen
s;1rtl pi>t-ic, viii ~ entitled 10 the same
representation =. i; ha- under the present
.ypcr;;onmenr for senslors asI Ecpreson-
tatives in tue Legislature --.--
r. SSELI. ERRETT,
4 wH-cS NnHEIs, Chairman.
Secrctarr -
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Nec Advertisements
NOTICE

A IL persons indebted e !hs essA
n Cornelius BARLEY, deseaAed, on DUo.
Account, are requested to settle lne ~
on or before the lst day Of MAJ 1870. u =.
ter that dare all unpaid sccounts WI" ~
placed IN the hands of proper oinee' '"'
coliect;on. 49,
Arrii IA, 1875.
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Notice of EIsctiOn.

NTOTICE is hereby given to the stock,
~ holders OF the Xiv .rsfte fars ana
Association of Junista Coun1y
rb,t an election for oiicers To serve tor tne
ensuing year, viii be held on the second m
TEnrs.lsS tbeing The 18th dayy df Nsv,
1871, brtwrrn the hours ci !. ocivcs T, ~:
and 4 o'clock Z. NJ, at the ofi'ce oi h"her'
McN-rn. on Bridge street, in the borough
OF Ni.f.intown, Pas
JAMES M.kNIGHT. Prsst.
r. N,N,Ey, Sec'g. April IA.
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NOTICE,
L. 5. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES
NJ MI 10 ArcrL 30. III

The Revised Statutes OF the niied States.
Sections 533l, 5~31, 325S, and 5::::39, ry,,uirr-
every yersoH engsge,i in any business, avu-
cation, OF employment winch render. hin
liable 20 a SPECIAL TAN, 10 prOcaTe and
place coAspicRoasiy Ia ms csfa6il,hrIeRi or
place of bRsiAs,s i STAMP deuoting the
PAYNE L oi said Special Tax for the ; l.ccial
Tax Year ocgiuning May ], 1875. before
commencing or confirming Business after
AI-il 50, iS1j- E.;e taxes enibsLcr,, within
the provisions Ot ise lIH above quoted are
the iolloSins, viz:
hectihcrs- .--..----. -.-..-.- -s-'u w
Dealers, reGz.. liquUr. ...... - -
Dealers, wholesale liquor. -.. 100 o.
Dealers in malt liquors, Wholesale - VI
Dealers in malt liquors. retail. ..... ~ ~
Dealers ia leaf tobacco. - ~
Retail dealers IL leaf tublccO w 500 ~
And u. savs Of over 81 900 tiity
cents .0r every dollar in excess
of 81 ,sso
Dealers III manufactured tCbaccO... o.
Manufacturers ot stills .. 80 W.
And iUr each still manufactured ~ Uf
And for each Worm nanutac tur,i ~ ~
Manufacturers of iobtccD ... o.
Manufacturers ~ cigars. 10 Uc
Heaalsrs ~ iubs,-co, first class
(more taan tNo horses or other
an 'nais) )-..... ...-..s..4.---- 80 ~
Peddlers vi tobacco, sVcUmi Ciiss
(two horses or other .niinAl>) - 90
Peddiers Of tnbaceO. third class
(one scrsc or otl-cf ;,rimGD .. Il ~
Prdsiers OF tobacco, fourth class
CON foot or public couvc~ancr) e. lOtr
Brewers of less than jcO barrels 80 Oc
Brewers Of 500 btrrcIs or more ZOE ~
Any person, So Liable. who shall fail L.
comply with the foregoing requirements
viii be subject to sever. penalties.
fenscns or firms li,ble to pay any Of the
Special Taxes: B.ssIrsi above nnn>t apply tU
Ch,s, - BEpxEk, Collector of Internal
Revenue Of SSNBUEY, and pay tor anu pro
cure the SpscidraX Stamp or Stamp, they
need, prior To May /, 1870, aud WITHOUT
FURTHER SJIIcE-
}. w DOUGLASS.
ComDIissi0asT Of Internal RsrcnHs
OFFICE OF INTERNAL Raw
Washington, y. c., Feb. !, 1870
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-04-28

The SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN, has no
superior as an advertising medium in tbs
county, and as Journal of varied news
and reading It is not surpassed by any
weekly Farsr IN central Penpsylvsnis.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-04-28

TIE Statistical Division Of the Ag
ricuituraI Department at Washington
sum. up AZ investigation Of the wheat
crop in the ground iu this way The
crop as whole Is much below the
status of that OF last year in April
The northern belt was generally pro-
teeted by covering of snow, leaving
the roots intact, though the tops might
be brown and hfeless in places. Be-
tween the Seth and 10th parallels of
latitude the protection was less uniform,
and continuous freezing and thswing in
March we're destructive in the more
exposed situations, ami injurious gen.
orally 10 a greater or less degree. The
injury is greatest in those portions of
Illinois, and Missouri and Kansas, IN
which the drought prevented eurly
planting and adequate foot develop
ment before the coming of winter. In
the area sohrh of the thirty sixth par
allei wheat is uninjured By the frost,
and vigorous, even luxrf,snt, in some
districts. The advantage of drilling
over broadcasriug is In ail seclions
unanimously asserted. In Califorria
the carly sowu is an assured success !;
that put Ii late is less vigorous, aud
fears are entertsined that the pre-ail-
ing north winds and the absence of
the late rains may greatly reduce the
yield of that less advanced portion of
the crop. There is an apparent in
crease of abou, per cent. in the area
Of winter wheat, amounting in round
numbers to a million and half acres,
though that portion wintcr-killed and
to be rcplar.ed in Other crops may be
equal in the vest to the enlargement of
planted area. This increase is small in
the middle States considerable in Hi
nois and Missouri and proportionately
largest in the Gulf States and in Nan
sas, teaching 80 per cent in the south
vest eT-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-04-28

The Democrats in Louisiana hate
violated the contract for the settlement
of the troubles in that State, as enter
ed into BY all parties concerned down
there and the CongI essional Committee.
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A Csihohe priest 10 Troy y Ia
goes around a~o"g sfog snoP' and Jar
rooms Oh sunday AFTERNOONS 10 iearh
tne laots OF his members
ID Il new orEer mas star'eu CHEESE
fsctoFy at found isock, it1as'
A Df- 0rowh, formerly "i NHes,
N'ch., has been appointed surgeon
gencrai 10 the sneaiHe oi Egypt nc
se's s''"o Annually 10 so'c' servants
ana house. 1 ao Fl -
4 Iewsier III Jackson, idrh-, mas
is'eiS Afforded warning 70 eVii-aeefe
oy rereising a sentence OF irnprison-
ment WIN hard LABOR Tor '"oyeafs ana
s;1 n'opths ior sending postal cards
coat ainiae indecent matter 'hfoos' 'he
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-04-28
GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE
PRICES OF TEETH!
Full Upper CT Lover Sets as lew as S5

No teeth allowed to leave the Office un-
less tine patient Is satisfied.
Teeth remo,ieled and repaired.
Teeth filed tn last for life.
Teeth extracted without pain, by the use
OF Nitrous oxide Gas. always on hand.
Owing to the hard times, will inser,
itii single sets teeth, q the very bes, kind.
for Sl5.OO. Temporary sets 500 extra.
Tootbache stopped m five minutes with
out extracting the tooth, at the Dental Of.
nee of u. L. DEKR, established in Mifiin-
town in 1850.
q. J.. DERR,
Jan "A. w. Practical Dentist.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-04-28

Oss gear ago Wiitur f. Story, edl-
tor of the hicago Tines, assaiied the
character Of Miss Early, of Rockford,
LII. Last Wednesday an Illinois jury
awarded Miss Early S23 goo damage
against NJ. Story. Ii is probable that
Story hereafter wall be more particular
and @I:re more carefully the truth ani
less story. 1t cost Story nice round
sum TO tell that story, and mcs, likely
il will prose the last story Of the Kind
tba, he will ever tell. The amoant OF
damage seems to be hcsvy, but vhen
,hbugb.fully locked at, i, i. gfta;ef
damage Than to steal womau's char
acter by SANDER BY what right do
men write esay the Character o. women
If man defines woman, it is right
TO punish him-runish him through the
courts. Put heavy damages on the
defamers, aud there will be les. SLAM
der. The S25 900 that Story must
pIs will rid hts community Of woman
defameis for years to conc.
The jury that sat on the case must
have been an hcncs: and cLiyalrous one.
II was unde: the sp,ll of the spirit that
mored 2hakespcare to write
"Who steals my purse steals trash,
II IS something's, twas mine, Ills his;
Aud has been slave 10 thousands,
But he that filches from me
Ny good name, robs me Of that
Which not cnriches him,
And ;.lah-s me poor init Ell.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-04-28
L.7TFST IMPROVEMENTS Is
that constitute
First Glass Photograph Gallery,

he invites all his friends and The public gen
orally I" favor him with their patronage,
and they viii be accommodated with any
thing in the line ct Photography.
Pictures taken from Gard to Life Size.
and Painted, If desired, in Oil OF Water
COlors.
Small Pictures copied and enlarged.
Old Ambrotypes or Dagucrreotypes sIsc
copied and enlarged, and painted it desired.
a good seIectvn OF FRAMES kept or
h'r,+i at all iir7s:s, and cheaper than ever.
Solid Walnut Frames.
Gill Frames.
Imitation " ainut Frames.
Pm tatIoD Rosewood Frames,
Rustic Frames,
Cabinet Imperial Frames,
Picture Nails Screw eyes, Cord aud Ias-
sci, SS.
JOSEPH HESS.
Mi-fintown, Jan :, 1874.
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II ESOLUT1ON PASSED BY THE
~ BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF S. Nm.
b. r. r. CO. APRIL q ls.5.

All parties who subscribed in cross-ties
for s. & n. B. X. X. will deliver theitI im-
mediately along line of road, and those
falling to do so before Nay LIST, 1875, shall
pay cash for their subscriptions. The ties
will be regularly ihsp .ed and receipts
given for them by Thos. s. Mooreheai.
W. A. MEEKER, President.
April q, 1875.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-04-28

A large assortment of Queenswsre. China
wsre, Glassware, Crockeryware, Cedar.
~.re. Sc-. for sale cheap by
J . II 4 ST rANEArEu.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-04-28
NEW
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Bridge street. Mifliintewn, Pa.

VOSErH HISS woull respectfully invite
y all who want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS
of themselves or their friends to give h.ni
a call, arA b. convinced that this Is the
place to get
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-04-28
GOOD PICTURES.

Having prepared himself with the BEST
INSTRUMENTS in the market, and
all rh,.
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So C.mnsrce 81. PlilaIeiPhI.. ?.
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BLATCHLEYs

Improved CUCCM-
Err WOOD PUMP
the acknowledge
TANDAkD OF TIE
,,...l-.sr -. ,.ur,r.
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OFFICE OF iSTEESAL REyENUC.
Washington, ID. c., Feb. !, 1870
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20
THE CENTENNlAI-GOOD FEEl.ING
OF NEW ENGLAND AND NEW
YORK.

When the grand scheme of the Cen
tennial Exposition at Philadelphia was
first nooted, it is undeniable that there
was a good deal of unwillingness man.
lies, ed in New York City and the States
and towns of New England 10 lend the
project any encouragement, but as the
time for its holding draws nigh better
feeling is manifested. The following.
from the New York Herald. of May II.
indicates not only that that widely read
and influential journal is enlisted on the
side of the Centennial. but that the mer-
chants of the metropolis and New Eng
land look upon that event as one which
is entitled to their hearty cooperation
and jealous participation. The meet
ing of the merchants of New York and
New England with those of Philadelphia
yesterday" says that paper, ''the tour
of inspection through the partially con-
structed Centennial buildings and the
stirring speeches which closed a very in
teresting occasion are n happy harbinger
of the success which is to attend tie
great Exhibition q year hence. These
things are sure sign that the apathy
and indifference which were at first such
an obstacle in the way of this great I'M
deriaking are fast disappearing, and we
hardly needed the assurances OF the dis
tingnished gentlemen who spoke of it
yesterday to convince us Of the fact.
There is no jealousy between New York
and Philadelphia in this matter, for We
would no more refuse our neighbor the
right to this important event than We
would deny her the honor of Independ-
ence Hall. This city will unite with the
rest Of the country in making the Ex-
hibition the great triumph it ought to be-
1t is a national, not local matter, and
every city and State has an equal inter
est in promoting it. The words that
were uttered yesterday, and for which
We find space in our columns to-day,
will help to make the Centennial worthy
of the nation, and this is an object in
which all Americans cannot tail cor
daily to unite"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20

A CARSON Boz IN OFFIcE.-Many of
the old time Carsonitcs will be interested
in the following brief reference by the
Post to young gentleman who. with
his parents and sister formerly lived in
this city:
Everett H. Pomroy. of Oakland, last
Saturday was appointed by President
Grant TO the United States District At
iorneyship of Arizona. Mr.. Pomroy is
young man about % years of age. He
is graduate of the University Of Cali
fornia. of the class of II. of which class
he carried off the second honor. He
studied law in the office of Jarboe Il
HARRISON. and was admitted to practice
in the Supreme Court at the April term,
1871.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20
SUPPOSED PLAN TO ROB AN Ex.
PRESS.

OF some suspicious circumstances, ez-
citing the belief that robbery was in
tended, the Bora.e Miner, of May 10,
says:
Salt Wells is a station on the Wads-
worth road, situated between Dead Horse
Wells and Sulphur Springs. and about
fifty-four miles soufherly from Wads-
worth. The station is kept by family
named Macarthur, who were absent at
the time of the occurrence herein men
toned, a Cbinaman alone being in charge
of the premises. Two men came to the
place, and after awaiting themselves of
the food provided for them, made some
very pointed inquiries as to the time the
Holmes Co.'S stage was expected. After
getting all the information possible from
the Chinaman. they knocked him down
and beat him until they supposed him to
be senseless and then tied sack of
gain to his hands and another to his
feet. After this they went behind the
house and commenced digging a hole to
bury him in. While they were gone the
Chinaman gnawed the ropes from his
hands, and freeing his feet, skedaddled
to where Crane and his companion had
camped with the teams. some distance
south of the station. When Jimmy Peel
came along With his stage, loaded with
Northern Belle bullion, be was notified
of his chance by the Transfers. but the
only thing TO do being to 60 ahead. he
went on and upon arrival at the station
found it entirely deserted, the presumI
ton being that the fellows having found
that the Chinaman was gone. thought
their little game would be blown. ard
made their own escape. Mr.. Holmes in
forms Us that he has since received let
tier from Col. Davis, who was on the
stage at the time, stating that the
strange men had been discharged from a
mill somewhere in the eastern part of
the State. and that they We're broke and
trying to make their way to this section.
and the reason that they beat the China
man was that he had demanded pay for
the grub they had eaten.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20

RoDBEEy.-During the afternoon of
Wednesday last, Jacob Somer, q baker.
was robbed OF thousand dollars. 1t
appears that Jake's faith in the banking
business is IL little shaky. and prefers
TO bank his own money in the eel ar,
under his bakery. The means used by
the robber or robbers to gain ingEess TO
the cellar was accomplished by cutting
through from an adjoining cellar, the
property being unoccupied. The div's-
ion between the two cellars was nothing
more or less than about two feet of dirt
wall. through which an entrance was
effected and the money secured. 1t is
very likely that the robbery was COM
mited by an Indian. as many frequent
the bakery to purchase bread. and doubt
less have seen Jake go down into the
celler to make change. Our unfortunate
baker friend must now admit that dirt
or CLAW bank is not the safe institution
he had heretofore believed it to be.
Belmont Courier.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20

The Central Pacific in Danger.

Inc entfA1 Pacific III DdESsefs
Colonel Crawford, Chief Engineer, and
Mr. James A. Pritchard, Secretary Of the
Los Angeles and independence Railroad.
sail tomorrow on the OriZaba for Los
Angeles, to push Harvard the work of
construction. This road is one of the
most important enterprises ever project
ed in this state. Senators Jones and
Stewart are determined to carry it
through at the earliest day possible, not
only for the benefit of their mining in
terests. at Panamint but also in the hope
of etfecting a combination by which a
direct rail route may be opened through
to Ogden. Independent of the Central
Pacific. Jay Gould and Senator Jones
have been in close consultation recently
on the subject. and it is more than likely
that something may come of it, as Mr..
Gould is particularly anxious to reach
the Pacific coast without coming over
Stanford's line. The idea proposed is
to extend the Los Angeles road from In
dependence, the present projected ter
minus, through the southern part OF
Nevada striking Phoebe and other i'm
po-tant mining camps. and tapping the
Utah Central Railroad at or near Beaver,
Southern Utah. Mr.. Pritchard says
there are vast coal beds at different
points on the projected route which
would prove mine OF wealth could they
be opened up and their treasures brought
to market. Mr.. Jones will be here in
about two weeks when work on the Los
Angeles road will be driven forward in
earnest.-S. T. Post
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20
An UNwELcoME GCEsT.-Lass Sunda,

An UNwELcoME GCEsT.-Las. Sunday
ated in n dwelling house in this town by
the distinct and repeated whirring of the
remote end of a rattlesnake Neighbors
were called in, and vigilant search
commenced for the intruder. who was
finally discovered snugly enscOneed under
one of the beds. His snakeship was pro-
prietor of five rattles and the usual but
ton. supposed to be worn for ornament.
No. being able to find the hole through
which be is supposed to have entered,
he finally yielded to persuasion and
broomsticks, and passed in his ra:tles-
BorGI Miner
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20

SoLDIERs.-Eighty-six men of the
First United States Cavalry, commanded
by Captain W. L. Dove, came from the
East on yesterdays passenger train.
Twenty-three of the men were for Camp
Halleck, four for Camp McDermi.. ,hir-
,y-eight for Reno. and twenty-one for
Sacramento. Lieutenant Norton, Of
Camp McDermit, is in town awaiting
the arrival of sixty-seven more men, re-
cruits from the East, who are expected
to arrive :a-day.-.Silrsr State, Nay IS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20

TIE Grass Valley Union j, bothered as
10 where to place Booth, politically. Il
says: no enc has vet found the poiit-
zeal latitude or longitude, or the right
ascension. or the oblique ascension or
the deciination of the Booth star. He
seems to he going around in the polit-
ical heavens without a sphere and with
out a course aud yet he is not such a
bright deform!:y on high as TO scare
anybody. Where does Booth stand is
now the question:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-20

MADAME CHRISTINE NILssdN, having
been requested to sing at concert in
Brussels for the benefit Of the Cbildren's
Protection Society, and being unable to
do so. sent a subscription of 500 francs.
The Committee Of Lady Patronesses of
the institution sent her in return fine
bouquet, and made her life member of
their association.