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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19
The Loyal Awakening.

Under the above heading the Wash
ipgton Republic says: Like the defunct
Coufederacy, the Democratic party has
several times come within sight of the
White House, but as often failed in its
capture. 1t is now entrenched in the
House of Representatives, and has put
ex rebel officers in command Of its I'M
portsnt Offices, but we confidently pre-
diet that the Centennial campaign will
close with the utter rout of the Demo-
cratic party, aud the repossession BY the
Republican party of every important
position formerly held by them. The
Government was saved by the sacrifices
of its loyal sens, and its friends have
not yet concluded to surrender it to
those who hitherto favored its destruc-
ton. II Democracy has gained certain
advantages over the Republican party
the gain was dne, not to an increase Of
strength on their part, but to the apathy
of Republicans who deemed their party
sufficiently strong not TO require from
them that personal attention which they
had foru,erly given to political affairs
This error has brought in its results q
lesson that will not soon be forgotten.
The last election indicated the awaken
ing of the loyal Isssses- The Presi-
Dental election will indicate tha. they
are not only awake, but on their feet to
bold and defend the Government which
belongs to them BY right Of services
rendered wien its existence vss in
jeopardy.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19

THERE is an ex-rebel named Hill in
the Congress of the United States now.
vho, if be had rebeIled in any other
country than this, be would have been
hanged OF driven from the country
after the war. After the Rebellion
was crushed, and he found thar be
would not be punished for his crimes
sgainst the nation and humanity gem
orally, he grew loud against asking for
a pardon, and IN a speech said: al
would rather have my name recorded
in the books of the Georgia peniten-
tiary than on the books Of removal from
disabilities" " Do you know, my
flieuds,'' be continued, "that when you
go to Congress and ask for the removal
of disabilities, you admit that you have
been traitors t" But, weathercock-
like he took pardon, and at the first
opportunity snesked back into the Con
gress be did all be knew how to over
throw, and now from his place there he
favors an unconditional pardon of JEFF.
Davis, a3d threatens another war in
case the country again elect Repub
lican President.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19
increasing the Population

The forthcoming census report of
New York, for 1875, will contain some
curious items. No family has done
more to increase the population Of the
State than that of Peter Moran, of
Oswego. He is forty-6ve years old,
and his wife forty. They have five
single births and four pairs of twins
recorded in their family. The Oldest
child is twenty-four years old, and the
two youngest between two and three
years. The single births all preceded
the twins. In the four pairs of twins
there are four boys and four girls. In
Tully, Onondaga county, there are trip
let's, two boys and one girl, ten years
old. In Lockport there is a quartet of
four girls, eight years old. Although
the census makes no note of the fact,
there were actually six children born at
once in this family, two Of which have
since died, leaving the four as above
noted. There is IN Warrensburg, War
rem county, six year old boy, named
Frank Cor way, that weighed in June
last-whea the census Was taken-llSt
pounds.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19
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This truly valuable tonic has been 80 thor
onghlv tested by all classes OF the commit
nify that it is now deemed Indispensable as
A Tonic medicine. IL costs but little, puri-
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lite. Eyerybod shoul have IT, For the
cure OF Weak Stomachs, General Debility,
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for all cases requiring tonic the Bitter
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19

form thereto it had no: been from lask
Of patient investigation and honest ex-
ertion or of I tender and jealous regard
for the honor Of the State but from >
misconception Or misrepresentation OF
the wishes or needs of her people. In
the future then, as in the past. as the
Executive of the Commonwealth, | can
have no interest to serve that is not her
interest, and can embrace no doctrine
or embark in any cause that will not
advance the material prosperity and
promote the enlightenment of her citi-
zens.
Ny opinions upon the questions that
effect the government of the State
have been presented in my annual mes
sage and it is unnecessary to again re-
fer TO them.
When se look around US, gentlemen
of the Legislature. how various, null
tiform and intricate are the interests OF
our great Commonwealth. Certainly
it is a proud distinction to be chosen
TO administer the affairs of State
that has within her limits So many OF
rhe elements of empire and it behooves
US to see to it that neither its dignity
or prosperity suffer through any default
of ours. Let US remit no effort that
will enlarge the happiness or benefits
of her citizens let us be distinguished
BY 10y atty to ber interests, by jealous
care Of her institutions, liberal un-
eerstanding of and provisions for her
necessities, BY humane attention to the
wants of her poor and afflicted, and en-
lightened treatment of her criminal
classes, and by tolerance of opinion,
political and religious, so that when we
are discharged of our trusts We can de-
liver them TO our successors with the
approval of our consciences, and, let
us hope, with the blessings Of CRATE
full people.
With this renewal of my obligations
as your Executive, / invite the earnest
and active cooperation and counsel OF
all good citizens, and iuplore that my
official acts may have the sanction Of
Dime Proyidence.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19

ATTENTION has been invited, more
than once, to the schemes known to ex-
ist among the Democracy in the House
at Washington, 10 vote all the cotton
claims possible, and Mr.. ook, OF Geor-
gla, bas presented bil. for the repeal
of the cotton tax, which puts the
scheme on its way to fruition. This
tax has yielded, thus far, s6S, ,O12, ,2s5,
and this amount, with interest, Mr..
Cook wants refunded to the Southern
people. This is the spirit of the House.
1t proposes to cut dGwn the current ex-
penses of the Government SAG, ,OOO,-
00o, which is well enough if it can be
done without iwpairing its efficiency,
and will then turn round and practical
ly appropriate Sl0O,Oo0,OOO to the
people South, as improperly collected
taxes If the South had been excep-
tional in its taIpxying experience, all
would have been we'll but the North
paid far more excessive taxes than did
IL, and now groans under debts incur
red because of the Southern rebellion.
An attempt TO refund would not benefit
the planter, as it would 60 very largely
to lawyers and agents, and could mot
in many cases 60 to those who pay the
tax. The principle is precisely that
which led to the refusal to pay insur-
ance to companies for vessels destroyed
by rebel cruisers. The attempt to
have this tax refunded is Not creditable
to the good sense of the House. Puts
burg Gazette.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19
Ne,c Adrertise,neR eRts.
,-;;.oc1AMArION.-w he REA!

DROCLAMATlON.-M q p...;J~ns = s
i the Hon. BENZ 'cs' p,s.s for
Jutsse of the Court OF Common tss -.
the orr Judicial District, compossu ~ ~
cor;uties Of Juniata, Perry ana
land, and the Honorab,es Jona.nan Wa. Ia
and Join Koons. Judges o, 'no So
Couft of Common Pleas OF Jnh'a'a sd .o-.
have issued their precept 10 me oire,
hearing date the llth day oil De-, io'9'
for holding Court of Oyer ana ie,'nine,
and General Jail Delivery, ana uex w1r
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, n,W =, w 81
FIINTOWN, on the FIRST NONDAi y,
FEBRUARY, 1875, being the 'tn oas Vi
,he month.
NorioE Is HEREsH -GisSS, 70 '"o ~
oner. Justices OF the Peace aud Oons'ap'es
of the County of Jnniafa, tna' 'ncy 81.
and there in their proper persons, ~ VI
O'Clock on the afternoon of said day, WIZ
their records, inquisifions, examiha'i'ne
and over rcmembrErces. to do those tninss
that TO their Offices respectively apper'ain'
and those that are bound Dy recoghiAapee ~
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19


The Contederates and Democrats ip
Congress refuse to appropriate for the
Centennial unless JEFF. Davis is re-
stored to full citizenship, without re-
newing the oath of allegiance to the
Government he endeavored to destroy.
II they wish to make such a record it
is their privilege to do SO. The coun-
try is perfectly willing to do without
the Centennial Exhibition fund if the
consideration Is JEFF. Davis restored to
citizenship withou. qualification under
oath to support tie Government be re-
belled sgainst.
1t is an outrage to bring Davis for
ward as he has been pressed to the
front in Congress by his confederates.
The man who stood as the representa-
tives of rebellion that kept such pens
for the murder of prisoners ss Ander-
sonville, and then permitted an order
to be issued to the commander in charge
that if the friends of the prisoners
Union soldiers -" come within seven
miles Of Andersonville he should open
fire of grape upon the prisoners. y
That order emanafed IRON as near He'll
as it was possible to get without beng
IN the pit itself.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19
Address Of j. F. Hartranft, on the
Occasion of his second Inaugu-
raj as Governor of Pennsylva-
MIA, on the 18th day Of January.
1875.

Gentlemen of the Senate and House Of
Representatives. and Feiio,p Citizens
Three years ago, when the oath OF
Office was administer to me as Execu-
tive, | took occasion to express the
sense of my infinite obligations to the
people of the State who had honored
me with repeated proofs Of affection
If l did not now renew my ackuowl-
edgmenrs to the same generous consti-
tuencp, who, after a three years. stew.
ardship of the highest office in their
gift, have called me again to assume
its important duties.
The continued favor and inhexible
support my conduct of public affairs
has received from the citizens of the
Commonwealth, bespeak from me in re-
turn, the utmost zeal and fidelity in
their service, and my highest ambition
will be reached if my administration
will be remembered as an honorable
one that studied and provided for their
best interests. still have as exalted
an opinion Of The great trust you have
conferred upon me as when first con-
fronted with its novel and grave respon
sibilities, and despite the experience
had, am uone the less distrus.ful of my
abilities to meet its requirements, but
whatever may be my other Deficiencies
L do not know what it is to be wanting
in attachment. to my State, or affection
for her people who have distinguished
ne with SO many obIigiug and cOnspi-
cuous marks Of partiality.
am not unmind!ul that the welfare
and progress of State depend less
upon its government and rulers than
upon the habits and circumstances of
its citizens, and that NO measures Of
administration can produce any sub
stantial good unless they are dictated
BY public opinion or are begotten Of
the public necessities. A people must
be ripe Tor reform or reform can work
them no permanent benefit. Invention
may exhaust itself in contrivances of
public utility and rulers may be never
SO wise in their devices, but if the dis
positions and intelligence of a people
are unprepared for the reception of
remedies they will not take root in their
affections or affairs.
Imbued with these convictions, the
max.ms for the conduct of my admin
istration we're easily formed. 1t was
only necessary to resolve that its acts
should have no selfish taint, that they
should be colored BY no personal pre-
dilecuons or warped by any favorite
theories, and that inspired neither by
fear nor favor they should aim to re-
feet the peoples will. With the lights
with which Heaven has endowed me
\ have striven to adhere to these maxlms,
! and if at any time ] have failed to con.
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Nesc Advertisements
NOTICE.

TIME undersigned, Commissioners Of the
L County Of Juriata, in order to raise
money TO meet the payment OF sundry
County Bonds. now ard soon 10 become
due, as well as to pay the interest on Coun-
ty Bonds as i, falls due, hereby give notice
that they will be at their office in Mllilln-
town during the week of our ensuing FEB
RUARY Court. prepared to sell the
Bonds Of the County Of Juniata.
not to exceed in the aggregate the sum OF
5 5,OO0-said Bonds to be Of such denomi-
nation as may BE- desired by the purchaser
or purchasers. These Bonds are safe and
desirable investment, worthy the attention
of moneyed men.
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN,
DAVID B. COX,
WM. II. GR0NlNGER.
Commiya0nsrs.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19
I.SO,
Trial List for February
Term. 1916


Term, IS76.
l. Mary Brat:on VS.. d. p. Suouff and
Keziah Suloufr. No. %, Sept term, 1874.
,. Calvin Magruder VS.. VIM II Knouse.
No. 1855, September term, 1874.
3. Christianna Simpson VS.. Joseph Long
No. 4 December term, 1874
4. Nancy Bender, Administrative of EIiz-
abeth Moss, deed. vs. James Da'iield. No.
80. December term, 1874.
). County of Juniata VS.. Overseers of
the Poor of Milford. No. 8, February
term, 1875.
8. James Zimmermau VS.. David Spanogie
Il Co. No. As, February term, 1878
!. Selinsgrove 4 North Branch Railroad
Company VS.. Jacob E. Graybill, No, -.
February term, 1875.
3. Sarah Markle, for use of Emanuel
Long, VS.. Jacob Dimm, Sarah Markle and
DAVID Narkie. No. a., February term 49, ).
.. J. Kaher Snyder VS.. Daniel Kaufman
No. 20, February term, 1875.
10. McCanley, Louther L Co. VS.. Calvin
B. Bartley. No. 20, April term, 1876.
ii. Hoops, Humes & Co. VS.. John Yeal-
ley. No. ~, April term, 1875.
-. francIscus Hardware Co. VS.. Rober,
E. Parker and Calvin B. BARLEY. No. I52,
April term, 1919.
10. Franciscus Hardware Co. vs.. John C.,
Wright and Noah Z. Littlefeld. No. I53,
April term, 1875.
IL. A. ]. Patterson and +. s. Brennis-
holtz, Administrators of Peter Breunis-
holtz, deceased, VS.. John McMonigal. No
loS, September term, 1875.
10. Mffiintown and Patterson Loan and
Savings Fund Association Vs. A. B. Fasic,
No. 2ss. September term, 1875.
l. ID. WALLIS, Profkonotsry.
PRoTHoSoTARY's OFFICE,
Afiiiintown, January 5, lS76-tc.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19
AudttOr.S Notice.

Estate Of Cornelius BARLEY, deceased.
HVHE undersigned, appointed Auditor by
Il the Orrhans' Court Of Jnniata county
to distribute the balance in the hands OF
Joseph Rothrock, administrator, and sarah
r. BARLEY, Administrative. OF said dece-
dent, among the creditors and Others legally
entitled thereto viii hold meeting for this
purpose at his office in Mitiiintown, on
TUES DAY, JANUARY %, 1876, begin
ming at 10 O'Clock A. N when and where all
persons interested can attend il they see
proper.
LOUIS Z. ATKINSON, .iadifOr.
JAN a. 1876
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19

THE Democrats in the Mississippi
Legislature are working to secure the
removal of resolution passed By the
Legislature of that State coEmendiug
the action of General Sheridan in New
Orleans. What next.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19

THERE is bill in the Legislature to
fix the rate of interest on money at six
per cent. per annum, with a forfeit of
both principle aud interest for violation
of the law.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19
NOTICE:
Jan. 10, 1876.

To oil rhom II may concern
Notice is hereby given that application
will be made TO the Senate and House Of
Representatives OF the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania at their general session for
1876, TO pass law prohibiting all citizens
from other counties in this Common wealth
from hunting, with riias or shot guns, at
any season of the year, in Juniats county.
MANY CITIZENS.
Jan 5, 1876.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19

THERE is bill in the Legislature
relative to banking, to prevent banks
and banking Institutions from paying
interest on deposits.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19

The National Republican Conven-
ton for the nomination Of President
and Vice President will be held in Gin
cinnati, June ii, 1876.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19

An amendment to the Constitution
has been proposed in this particular
that SO, 900 of population shall con-
stisute q Judicial district instead of
40 900, as nov provided.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19

b. f. Butler is Msultou's lawyer
against Beechcr.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19

arge stock of ready made clothing OF the
- latest and choicest styles, for men and
boys, hats, caps, boots and shoes, notions,
fun finishing goods in endless variety fer sale
at Samuel Strayer's, " Patterson.
, 1876-11-20
EVENING SERVICE,

Tie usual Sunday crowd ana overflow meet.
ing at FarWell Hall. Besides the other music,
there wcre two good, substantial hymns sung,
Guide me, o, thou Great Jchovab,'' and
There Is fountain filled with blood"
Mr.. Moody read tho lesson from the sixteenth
chapter OF Luke, being the parable OF the rich
man md Lazarus, and took Ills text from
tho twenty-1ith yerse Of the Same chapter,
"son, 1sernenber."s Tho wholo verso Eeaus /
But Abraham said, Son, remember that thou
In thy lifetime scceiycdst thy good things and
likewise Lazarus owl things, but now he is
c0mf0rted and thou art torMented,n
NH. NooDT sA1D,
Amnn ca1no to tne the other day and said. IT
like your preaching. You don't prcacl, hell.
aud suppose you don't believe in one," Now
! don't want any ono to rise up on the
Judgment and say that was not
faithful preacher Of the Word Of God. It Is
my duty to preaeh Gods Word Just as lie gives
IL TO nc. lluye no right to pick out tcxt
here antt there and say: " don't believe that: y
II throw out one text, must throw out ~
!. for In tho aau,u DIbla rcal Of heaven and hell.
Bon Of God. No one could do It, for llc alone
knew what the future would be. Iie didn't
keep back this doctrine Of rrtrbutIon, but
preached II out plalnlYt preached 1t, too, With
pure love, Just q mother would warn her son
ot the onu Of lllA course OF a!u. Tho Spirit ot
God tells Vi, that we shall carry our memory
VIII " into the other world. There arc .uany
Ar. tough SAY hc would ,gsya blu rlght la,kl It
10 GOULD forgot hQw basily he h.al treated Ills
mother. Uut whom tho Hpi1t OF God says,
"son. remember" we forget 10 remember al
, 1876-11-20
COOK COUNTY,.

THE cANvAsslNu HOARD UNABLE TO AoRER.
Tho CanvasslDg board. forgetting tho Sab
bath dny to keep It loiy," met yesterday morn
Ing vt the Office Of Gen. Lieb to prepare lts 70.
port on the precincts where inior,nAlt,es lu Tho
returns had appeared, which hal BEEN promised
to be made Mt tho meeting to-day. All tic
members wera present, but, instead of cntering
Upon tho work for which tho meeting had been
held, they simply further discussed the situa-
tIon tn tho vain attempt 10 hartnortxu
their ideas md reach somo conclusion. Tho d.
vision Of opinion, from what could be learned,
was ore marked than 1t had been at any OF thu
former conferences, but tho particular point
upon which they wcro at l1gserhc,lds was zeal
ntlsY kept fratn all inquifcrs, as thnnyl Tho
Hoard was u Granu Jury sworll to secrecy, or
committee Of in1ut4tor1 s.cktng aoInethlng rq-
mote anl difficult, which II revealed wonttI ur-
stroy It's most cherished plans. When It Ia said
however, that tic body did nothing, All OF IT.
work Is exposed. Il did not even ngrce whether
one or two reports would bu 1uaIc, neither did
it reacll Ill agreement upon Rny single point
which could poastDly iorcsllndow w!Ilt will hO
tho nature OF lts conclusion. When It f. errr''"t.
10 Tho contrary, tho Board ad ourucd, greatly
In the nrlst to lola another ns....,, t".s ...o-
linwoyer, that tho diifcrcut members during tku
afternoon would rrduca their opinions nf tho
aituatlnn to writing, that tho sninu might bs
lAi'l bcfurc thu Nonr1 III tangible slinIx. Tint i
conclusion will h0 reached to-day IL by no cans
certain; hut Il not, thr suspicion already exit.
Ing tliAt thcFu Ia an tnsncetty in tho ltluv antl
that possibly 1t may have souothtug to d. with
tito Louisiana Returning B0alt, will ba matrri-
a!ly strengthened.