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Political Bushwhackers,

The Democratic party does not meet
the issues of the day fairly. They pre-
sent no policy as in opposition to that of
the Republican party. The fact that
they do not is the strongest evidence
that can be produced that they have no
policy to present. They do uothing
but scoId. They do not tell of better
way. They make no open fgh, by pre-
senting themselves with something bet
ter They are political bushwhsckers.
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He was unconscious, and had been so
since be vas discovered after bis at
tempted suicide. He was placed in
sitting position upon box on the drop
and supported by two deputies. HIS
face was As pallid A. = corpse. Wag-
nes cast his eyes toward him and turn
ing to the spectators, said, F" Standing
here to die, l proclaim my innocence
before God" Gor6on showed no sign
Of life save faint moaning. Wagner
bade sdieu to several prison friends,
and he hoped at some future day the
zeal truth af his case would come to
light. AT ll:49, the spring was touched
and the two todies we've hanging in
mid-air Neither moved q muscle,
their uechs being broken by the shock.
At go the bodies were cut down and
placed IN coftins.
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If you want to be Strong,

Healthy and vigorous, take E. F. KSSKEL's
convey an adequate idea of the immediate
and almost miraculous change produced by
taking E. F. KUSyEL's BITTER WINE OF
Iron in the diseased, debilitated and shat.
tered nervous system. Whether broken
dosn by excess, weak BY nature, or i'm
paired by sickness, the relaxed and unstrung
organization is restored TO perfect health
and vigor. Sold only in ST bottles Office
and Store, No. 259 North Ninth street,
Philadelphia. Sold by all druggists.
Nervous Debility! Nervous Debility!
Debility, a depressed, irritable state of
mind, weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
no energy or animation, confused head,
weak memory, the consequences of excess
ses, mental overwork. This nervous de-
bility finds sovereign cure in Z. F Kun
kel's Bitter Wi inc of Iron. Ii tones the
system, dispels the mental gloom and de-
spondency and rejuvenates The entire sys-
tenn. Sold only in 81 bottles. Get the
genuine. Take only Z. +. Kunkel's, it has
yellow wrapper around it, his photograph
on outside. Sold by your druggist. EFF.
Kunkel, Proprietor, Philadelphia, P.
s59 Tape Worm Removed Alive s59
Head and all complete in two hours. No
fee till head passes. Seat, Pin and Stom-
ach Worms removed by DR.. KUxKEL, 25g
North Ninth street, Philadelphia. Send
for circular, or ask your druggist for a bot
tie of kUSKEL's WORN SYRUP. 1t never
fails Price ST.
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A Administrators, Notice.

Estate Of n. W. Jamison, deceased.
VA HEREAS Letters Of Administration
w on the estate of K W. Jamison. late
of Fayette township. deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned, all per-
sons indebted to SAID estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those
having claims will please present them
without delay to
JOHN MOTHER,
LOUIS b. ATKINSON,
June %, 1873. .7dministratoTs.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

A n estray DUN MARE came to the
N premises OF the undersigned, in Fay
ettc township. The owner is hereby re-
quested to come forwards prove property,
Pay costs Of maintenance and ad7ertise-
ment, or the ns.e will be otherwise dis
posed Of as the law directs.
WILLIAM S. DUNN.
June %. 1879.
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE
PRICES OF TEETH!
Full Upper or Lower Sets as Low IS IS

No teeth allowed to leave the Office ur-
less the patient is satisfied.
Teeth remodeled and repaired.
Teeth filled to last for life
Teeth extracted without pain, by the use
of Nitrous Oxide Gas, always on hand.
Owing to the hard times, / will insert
full single sets teeth, Of the very best kind,
for Sl5.00. Temporary sets $500 extra.
Toothache stopped in five minutes with
out extracting the tooth, al the Dental Of
fee of G. l.. DERR, established In Mifflin-
town in 1860.
G.. L. DER2,
Jan "a, 1872 Practical Dentist.
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GOVERNOR ATLEN, OF Chic, has al
WAYS been hard money man. Now be
stands on platform that is somewhat
IN favor Of paper money. II is Of little
moment to The Governor what he most
desires to do is to win, the kind of
money Is of little account.
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They Care for no Policy but the
one that Wins.

Senator Thurman, Of Ohio, not lcne
since was q conspicuous man among tie
Democracy for Presidential honors.-
Many of bis friends now say he has
talked himse,f to death on the ques-
ton of the currency. His express
ions are said By his friends to be Of such
character lately that 1t is impossible
20 tell what kind of currency he is for.
That is what POI ,ion of his own party
say about him The truth, however,
is they only want to run another man
for the Presidency, and by such talk
they expeO, to get Thurman of the
track. The question Of currency to
them Is secondary one. They wish
to win that is the whole Of it, and II
makes little difference TO them whether
it be on hard money, on psper money,
cr on repudiation, and for the reason
they do not care as to the manner OF
winning, is the very reason that Sena-
tor Thurman does not commit himself.
lie sits On the fence, ready to get down
on either side, or stay perchcd till he is
sure of footing, when he steps off.
His position illustrates their case. They
care for no policy but the one that wins.
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There is split that promises sc grow
larger among the Democracy 10 N.v
York cI.v
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June 80, 1875.

Wv. A. Pond G Co. Established til11 ss.s.. s,''
Keep constantly on hand the largest and
most complete assortment OF American aud
Foreign SHEET MUSIC, BOOKS, IN
STkUMENTS, ard MUSICAL MERCHAN-
Disc Of every description. Orders by mail
will receive prompt and careful attention.
Correspondence with the trade solicited.
WM. 4. POND s. CO.,
547 Broadway.
Branch Store, SO Union Square, n. 7.
June3O-1t
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T1HE MARVEL OF THE wORLD-BE.

THE MARVEL OF THE wORLD-BE.
l. THESDA WATER IL has restored
thousands from the Brink OF. the grave
given health and strength to those deemed
beyond the reach of all medical science,
aud turned the path Of affection to one of
happiness in the blessings within its virtues.
1t cures the deadly Bright's disease and
Diabetes; eradicates all diseases of the
kidneys; restores the urinary organs to
strength and power-in a word, it is a nat
ural restorer of health, and has performed
the most wotiGerfrl rnd miraculous cures of
any known specific on the slod. Address,
for circulars, &C., CAPT. EUGENE K. HIS
DRY, Wsukesha, Wis.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
ProthOnOtary's No.fce

THB account of Michael Brubaker,
Il mittee of David Brubaker, q lGn
now deceased, has been fled in this o.
and VIII be presented to the Court for G.
irmation on Monday, August lOtn, 1875
the Court House in Mifflintown.
I. D. WALLIS, Protioro.ar,
Prothonotary's Office, MiAiin-
town, June 2,-lST5-cd
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NEW
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Bridge Street, MiniIntown, Pa.

TOSEPH HESS wouli respectfully invite
y all who want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS
Of themselves or their friends to give him
a call, and be convinced that this is the
place to get
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Miscellaneous.
Ayers 8
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
Is one VI the mos,
efct,;ai ria=-
djes ever diSoy-
cred for cleans
ing tie system
and purifying tie
blood It has
stood the tes, oi
years with 3 con-
sfantly growing
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THE GOVERNORS SIGNATURE.

ALBANY, n. ". June IA, 1875
Governor Tilden mas signed the following add
ssonal bills
Amending the act relative to nonresident highway
taxes in Essex county.
Amending the charter Of the city OF Rome.
Relative 10 ustices OF tho peace IN the towns Of Gates
Greece and lr9ntequoft Monroe county
amending the charter OF the city OF lonkcrs.
10 revise ana consolidate the Auburn school sets
Amending the charter Of the village OF Lancaster Erie
AMENDING the charter Of the village or Avon Living
Providing for the construction in the city u
Extending the powers Of the trustees Of tue village o.
Relative County Court House and jail in Queens
county.
Relatiye % the floating debt Of the village Of Edge.
WacIt ntchlnOnu county.
10 define the powers and privileges OF railroad cor.
Dorauons ana 70 repeal sections aud q chapter s OF
Ae Ia o. 1908 entitled act in relation W the hrej
New isrk central Hudson River and Harlem haiiroad
10 provide for Ae sale OF stock ana bonds Of railroad
EunpaIes ~ municipal corporations holding the anne,
and or disposition OF the proceeds 81 such stock or
Bonds
70 auth orzo the reduction Of the capital stock Of the
NeW York loan ana indemnify Company OF New lOrk
AM u change the corporate name
80 amend tnc Flushing Water Act
Authorizing the Common Council OF Syracuse re.
GAR Salina street In that city.
amend the act reiaung support Of the poor in
NeAss9aer county aud 70 denne the office the
superintendent ana Auditing SuDerntendeut u
be POOR now in oiice under said act
There are Jet In the hands or the Governor ouly
.ahVai seE~@I ouiA " aet UPON.
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NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.

PHILADELPHIA, June IA. 1875
The National Board OF Trade meets In TINS city
tomorrow At the Board or TRADE rooms Tenth
street, above Chestnut. The following are the
SUBJECTS TO DC considered BY the Board with the
respective bodies BY whom suDmitted:-
Frsf-The capiteton tax on immigrants BY the Exccu
tive Council POSTPONED ron tie Baltimore meeting.
Seoad-ihe Bureau Of Internal Improve mcnts by the
Mobile Board "a trade, postponed from the Baltimore
Thfya-Thc Mississippi River levees ny the Chamber o.
Commerce. he~ Orleans postponed from the Baltimore
meeting
FowrtI-PostaI rates, by the Executive Council post
poned from the Baltimore meetinr
fYth-Posai Telegraph, BY the same
St1ls-Juilormity IN weights and measures ~ the
observation-disclosures to the shipping laws OF the
northumberland by the e1rcutiye Council
NuiM-The Alabama water route, BY the Board or
Trade Mobile,
Of Erade OF Ihilauelrhia.
EereaQ-Amen III aert 90 the National Banking law by
the Board OF trade Of Chicago.
TreyThA Amendment the constitution OF the Board.
by the Board Of Trade Of Philadelphia
ThtgsesnfA 10 the constitution OF the Board
By the board OF rade OF Phtladelphia.
Foartcen1t-savings banks BY the Board o. Trade 81
FjissafA--United states steamboat law. By TIE board
Of Trade Of Philadelphia.
sireaA-CauAdiaa reciprocity. by tho Board Of Trade
sesrisr,a-Dissct tmrortatous u the Interior Wy tie
hs.ara AT IcAda ~ tlAGs<oS
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Currency, ana nave ordered 100000 20 Dc
struck for payments OF the Troops aud other ex-
$4,000 mon are voted as a Con tnental Army which
Will, dare say, be augmented, as more Troops are
Unmarked and Imbarking Tor America than was
expected ~ the time OF passing that vote.
Az 70 other articles or Intelligence, must refer
up everything that is stirrtRg ID s tnat
way. The other officers IN the higher depart
ments are not ret nxed, therefore | cannot give
YOU their names set out tomorrow Boston.
v here shall always be glad 30 near from you.
M best wishes attend Mrs Bsseett, Mrs Da a.
ridge q all our relations friends. Ia great
hasttF a. l nave many letters 10 write and other
Dusin eSs 10 do, ! remain with the slncereSl re-
gard, DR. air, yr most ooed ana sncctate Eum
BerYt, q. WASHINGTON.
+. ST muAt entreat you and Mrs. Bassett II pos
sibIe visit al Mt Vernon, as also my WEES other
friends. count wish you 10 take her down, Is
ieel great uneasn ess at her lonesome situation.
have sent my Cna riot and Horses DacS
Upward or thirty years ago, during the writer's
stay at an old colonial mansion (EItham, Md. the
proprietor thereof died, and his nephew, who be-
came heir to the ESTATE. found some important
paper missing and while. searching Tor tt he ex-
humed from an old chest aeveral or Washington's
letters, the above among th.s number. which was
presented to tts present owner then and there by
great-necs OF General washington and vile or
the gentleman referred to. When 10 was drst
brought TO light IL was difncult TO realize that IL
had attained nearly the age OF threescore years
ana ten, so perfectly preserved was tue paper
and so slightly faded was the Ink. IL so ire
quently read while II was in the letter form that
the paper became considerably broken In the
folds but since it was framed no perceptibe
change has taken place, and from the Tresent
indications there IS no reason why IL saould nos
be preserved TO the end oil another century.
IL passed through the war unscatheu, and, had
it voice, could recount many wonderful mar
breadth escapes from the hands OF ruthless relic
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w A S HIN GTCNs
WASHINGTON. June Il, 1878.
ACTION oY TEx GOVERNMENT AGAINST THE

WASHINGTON. June IA, 1913.
ACTION oY THx GOVERNMENT AGAINST THI
! CROOKED wHBKEY DIsTnLERs
The Treasury Department Ia confident that thN
proofs already obtained are sufficient 10 convict all
| the 'crooked" whiskey distil!ers The action or
the government officers Entrusted with the prose-
cusion OF the offenders Is entirely satisfactory to
the department.. Indictments nave already been
found against some OF the oistiers IN the West
The trials VIII necessarily be delayed by the ad-
journment OF the courts; but in the meantime tho
government viii fully prepare itself to make the
prosecution effective.
AN ADDITIONAL CALL FROM THE SYNDICATE.
1t is expected that the London Syndicate win
early next month make another call on the Tveas-
ury Department for an additional number OF tine
new United States bonds. the money market being
favorable TO such investments.
DECISIONS By THE SECRETARY or THE TREAS
URT.
the Secretary OF the Treasury decides that the
term authorized routes as used or applied by
his department. refers only to the route by which
transportation is made TO the port or expectation
and not TO any route or destination by or TO which
the goods may be forwarded on leaving tue United
States.
The commission 10 be added TO the invoices Of
cutlery Is the rate actually paid when IL 10 two
or less rate than two and half per cent Ii paid
at the rate or two and hair per cent IN accord
ance with section 1907 OF the Revised Statutes,
which provides Tor the addition OF commission
al the usual rates, out in no case less than TWO
and q half per cent?
COMMISSIONERS TO THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBIT
TON FROM DENMARK AND EGYPT
NJ. J. Cramer, United States Minister at Den
mark, informed the State Department that The
following gentlemen have been appointed as the
Commissioners IN charge OF the preparations in
that country for the Centennial Exhibition OF
1S76:-JacoD Balmblad, President; Chr Bur-
masher, V. Christianes, ". FJeldskov, William
Hammer, Charles Hansen, $. H. Green, John
hausen and Olaf Hansen.
K. Beardsey, United States Consul General at
Cairo. also furnishes the following the Egyptian
Centennial Commission His Highness CewGs
Mohammed Pacna, hereditary Prince, President;
yindo Cherif Pacha. M. Brugsch. Brgadier Gen.
eral stone, Mahommed Beng. Morrltta Beng. M.
Rogers, NJ Adau and NJ. Baudry.
ORDER PERMITTING THE IMPORTATION OF AMI
MAILS FOR TEMPORARY USE REscNDED.
The following Treasury circular TO ofice-s OF tho
customs on the north, northeastern and north
western frontiers was issued to-day
The attention OF tue department has been called
lations issued December 8, 1861 OF importing ant
mails for temporary use IN ala OF trade and manu-
features has been abused By means OF undervau-
alton on entry, by the use or the imported animals
for purposes not contemplated by said regulations
and by the Importation OF vehicles, harness, &c,
not intended 70 be included In the privilege
granted. In view OF these abuses the regulations
4'0s B. h. BRISTow. Secretary.
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A BLOCK BURNED DOWN.

NASHVILLE Tenn, June IA, 1875.
One OF the most disastrous lTes that nave
visited Edgeneld KY, for several years occurred
az three O'Clock this morning. corner OF Fillmore
street and Bridge avenue. burning the entire
block, together with several buildings IN the Inn
mediate neighbornood ana on the opposite side or
the avenue. Inc principal losses are I'D. Water
house, grocer portion OF stock saved In dam
aged conditlonl. loss $3.50; insurance $4,000 IN
tne Amazon; James w. Gees nvery stable, STOCK
saved: Ii. II. AbDOtrs harness shop, stock saved I:
Cnarles Hagan Co.'S meat store; Smith A
GroOmesi undertakcrsi shop, stock saved IN q dam
aged condition; T. II. Woods saloon; J. X.
Hayerty's news stand A. J. Hughes coal ofice !;
J. @. Coles livery stable; Arnold's refreshment
stand Bates 4 Co.'s shoe store The burned
buildings we're owned by w. a. and J.. \. Benson,
who estimate their loss AZ $4,000, which Is JAR
TALLY covered by insurance. The amount OF the
total loss Is not vet Known.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRR.

The week at his favorite variety house, now
the nrst OF its KIND the city, opened suspicious
~ with choice bill. novelties being plentiful
Among the many features presented were Mr.
Darlington. a remarkably clever ballad and
character vocalist; queen and West In "Let Mo
Be- the wonderful Siegrist family; John Hart
and others IN very laughaoe interluce called
''Hemmed In = Pat Rooney, the hest Irish come
dian DOW on the boards; the "AamtOwn Stu
dents.n their one hundred and htieth night, and
an eGcruciat;nglY funny pant0mine with an I'M
pr0nOunceabe name. the summer doss not ar
lect IN the slightest the stronghold which the
olympic has had on the public, thanks 10 the au-
n aole management that combines variety with
true merit Manager Poole seems co be sossessed
~ an Aiaadn's amp so lar as his capaGlity %
eyoking several gent il concerned.
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1 r.rrrsr By eEoser WASHINGTON.

PHILADELPHIA. June 10, I1S5.
DEAR SIR am now Embarked on q tempest
ious ocean, from whence, perhaps, no friendly
harbour + . be found. nave been called upon
By the unanimous Voice of the COLONIES 70 the
command o. the continental Army. It's an honour
oy no means aspired to-tt 10 an honour wished
TO avoid a. wet IRON an unwiiiingness 70 quit the
peaceisl enjoyment o. my Family as from thor
ougn convection Of my own lucspacity want
Of experience In tue conduct Of 50 momentous
concern; put the paruallsv OF the Congress, adaed
10 some political MOVIES, LETT me without
choice. May God grant, Therefore, that my &C.
ceptance oil y may DC attended with some good 10
the common cause without Injury from want
OF knowedgel 70 my owe reputation. can an
swer but iOr buree thlu@Sa hrm betlef or the JUS
tce or our cause, close attention 10 the prosecu-
ton OF 1t, sud the strictest Integrity. n these
cannot supply the place OF ability Experience,
the cause VIII suffer, 4 more than probable my
character along with H. as reputation derives Its
principal support from success; out " Will be re-
membcred ho9e, that no desire OR lnslnuati0n
oi mine placed me IN this situation. shall not
be deprived. therefore. OF conort IN the worst
event. Il retain q consciousness et having acted
TO the best Of my Judgment
lam al liberty 90 ten You that the Congress. IN
Committee watch Will. date sly. bt agreed 10
WhsD raaprtedl. haEe cooseuted ~ 4 GlnunaAlsA
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THE vICKsBURG DISASTER.

ST.. JOHN, N. b., June "a. 1875.
Tho survivors OF the Vcksburg disaster who
Teasned here Saturday, were brought in By the
schooner Burnham. They report that six boats
were lowered from the VicKsburG. Two OF them
capsized alongside, one capsized two hours alter
leaving the vessel and one ttnelr OWN was picked
up. One OF the two boats unacc0unted for was
40 doubt that containing the men who arrived at
New York. The captain aud oflcers are said to
have behaved well, but the eeameh acted badly.
The captain and women went down with the
vessel
MONTREAL June H. 1874
NJ vipond OF this city has given permission Tor the
81. JonSs \. r. June H. 1875.
To r. g. vTroND. Montreal
Your brother all ready 10 take the boat with IN Z
cabin passengers took the hrst boat launched.
n boat full them at distance alter the ship went
BRYAN McSHANE.
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KANSAS CROP REPORT.

THE ACREAGE LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE =
GRAssHoPPKEs DISAPPEARING.
LEAyESW0RrH. Kan. June Ia, 1875.
Your correspondent has Just received reliable
reports rom nlnetenths or the OF this state.
and. with the exception or few counties along
the eastern border, the prospects for good crops
were never better The acreage OF wheat, rye.
corn, oats barley &C., Is greater that ever known
before In Kansas. The wheat Is nearly +. ady Tor
the harvest and Is beyond all danger.
THE YIELD
will be enormous. In counties visited BY grass
noppers replantng has commenced and farmers
are beginning 10 ieel more hopeful. Tue grass
hoppers are nearly gone and by another week We
viii see tue last OF them.
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4 voDFRN wOMEy


II sad commentary upon our boaGed civilization
that the women times have degenerAted In health
aud physique until they literally OF invAlids
pale, nervous Feeble ami back achy. with only here
aud there 4 few noble exceptions the persons OF
robust buxom ladies CHARACTERISTIC Of the sex in days
gone by By very large experience, covering period
OF years aud embracing the treatment OF thou
sands Of these ailments peculiar 10 women DR.
Pierce, OF :he Worlds Dspensary. Buffalo, n. r.. has
perfected by the combination Of certain vegetable ex
tracts, natural specific which he docs not ext0l
cure-all, bat one which admirably iunls Englenesg
purpose being most positive and relisble remedy
Tor those weaknesses complaints that afiict the
women Of the present day This natural specific COM
pound Is called DIR. PrFRcK's FAv0RrrE PRESCRIPTION
The following among those diseases In which this
wonderful medicine has worked cures rs II by magic
and with a certainty never before attained by auy
medic ines Weak back, nervous and general debility.
falling and other displacemcnts Of internal organs
sulting from debility and lack OF strength IN natural
supporta internal fever, congestion Inflammation and
liberation and other chronic diseases incl
dent 70 women proper 10 mention here, in which
well in le that have been enume rated the
favorie Prescription effects cures-tne marvel o. the
world. IL will DO harm In state or condition
Of The system by adopting its the invalid ladp
NAV avoid that OF ordeals the consulting
family physician. Favoritc Prescription Is SOLD ~
dealers IN medicines generally.