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ARE3iARKABLE CURE

was that Of Edward III. Hanson. Engineer
at George SWeeney's Pottery, 1874 3i.,s5
Avenue, Philadelphia. lie had . yi,lcs:
cough, night sweats, sore throat, y-eai
weakness, Spi; at different times a pin; c,
blood, gave up all hope of recovery
Through the use of ssDr- Swayne'- " Ia
Cherry Syrup became 4 sound, hearty mar.
and remains so TO this day, although Oyer
twenty years have elapsed since h. was
cured.
g We are permitted to refer 20 the rol-
lowing gentlemen who have experienced
great benefit, and used .sDr. vayue' Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry in their f4u.-
iy for many years:
Samuel q. Scott firm of JACOB Reigel &
Co., Drv Goods, No. 333 Market street.
Philadelphia.)
ElwoOG T. PEsey Cforrnerly firm Of Wise.
Pusey & Wise, n. L. corner of Fifth aa1
Market streets, PhiladelphiL)
Robert Hutchinson. No 2.20l Spr,u<
Garden street, Philadelphia.
John J. Lytle, Dry Goods Merchant. cor
ner Seventh and Spring Garden .,f,vGs,
Philadelphia.
John d. Myers, Founder, Coz;e. sr-st.
above Twenty-seeonf, Phiisde,rnl-.
And thousands of others from every SOC
ton Of :he habi,able globe.
PRICE 81; 6.BOTTLES FOR s..
If not sold BY yoar druggist or store
keeper We will forward half y dozen to Any
address, freight PAID, on receipt Of Its
price. Prepared only by
DIX. 5 WAYNE & SON,
$50 NORTH SIXTH STREET, fHILA-
;DELPHIA, PA.
Sold BY all prOminen, druggists.
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SHERIFF's SALES.

DY virtue of sundry writs of Vend. Er.
- and Fl. Fd., issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Juniata county and 10
me directed, will be exposed 10 sale by
public outcry, at the Court House, in the
borough of Mifiiintown, at 2 O'Clock p. N on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ., 1877, the follow
ing described real estate, TO wit
A tract of land situate in Greenwood
township. Junilta county, adjoining lands
of Frank Caum on the north, other lands of
W. IL Eby on the east, Adam Willis heirs
on the south and west, containing FIFTY
ACRES, more or less. ALSO, tract of
land in the same township, adjoing lands OF
Frank Caum and Levi Light on the south,
the above described tract on the west, lands
of David Fisher on the north. end Adam
Arnold and others on the east, containing
FORTY ACRES, more or less, and having
thereon erected Log Dwelling House and
Stable. To be sold as the property OF W.
II. Eby.
A lot Of ground situate on the southwest
corner Of Main street ard ThOmpSontown
road, in the town of McAlisterviIle, Payetie
township, bounded on the west by lot of
Joseph Longacre, and on the south by an
alley, and having thereon erected a largu
Log and Frame Dwelling House, Two story
Frame Shop, Stable and Shed, and is known
as the Union Hotel property, to be sold as
the property of Cyrus Sieber.
The undivided one-sixih of a tract OF
land in Greenwood township, Juniata coun-
ty, adjoining lands of Thomas Miller and
others on the south, Doty, Parker & Co on
the east, Paul Cox's heirs and others on the
south, DOty, Parker x Co, PAU Cox and
James ) Cox on the west, containing 10
acres. more or less, having thereon erected
a large log and frame house, log barn, hog
stable and outbuildihgs TO be sold as the
property of John Cox
tract of land situate in Walker towr-
ship, said county, adjoining lands of David
DiVen and John Gingrich on the north,
public road and Philip Rank on the east,
lands OF Samuel Auker and public road on
the south, lands uf Moses YOder and Jude
Tyson on the west, containing ONE HUN
DRIED AND FOURTEEN ACRES, more or
less. about 80 acres OF which are cleared, ,
and having thereof erected a Log-Frame
House, Bank Barn, and other necessary out-
buildings. To be sold as the property of
Martin Weaver.
WM. D. WALLS, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Mitiiintown,)
Jan. 10, 1877.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons knowing themselves indeot-
n ed TO the undersigned for recordins
Deeds, Mortgages or other matter, ana "'i
Administrators and Executors having un-
settled accounts, will please call at this
office and settle The same with the under
signed, or /. D. Musscr, on or before tns
first week of FEBRUARY next as ate.
that time all unsettled accounts will be put
in the hands of proper officers ior co,iec-
tiOn >. l. me-
Recorders Office, Mifiintown,
January 2, lo1I-4t
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Legal Notices.
Notice to Justices of the Peace.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE are hereby
y notified that hereafter they must certify
that the animals killed were full groun-
whether foxes, wildcats or mInks-fha'
hereafter premiums win only be paid upon
full grown animals. Any Justice Of the
Peace issuing a certificate If any other
character, will be prosecuted for misde-
meanor. because there IS no premium on
the scalp of an animal not full grown In
Junis,a county. By order of the Board of
County Commissioners.
JAMES DEEM, Clerk
Ian. IL. 1871
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Executors Notice.

ETIERS Testamentsry on the estate
IL OF Joshua Poffenberger, late of Ferman.
agh township, deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make payment,
and those having claims OF demands are re.
quesfed to make known the same without
delay to
ISAAC POFFENBERGER,
Nov. 20. 1875. E-,~tA~
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County bonds for Sale.

TVHE County Commissioners hereby give
L notice that We are prepared to renew
County Bonds, and also to sell q limited
number of New Bonds, to procure mones
to meet Bonds coming due. Sud bonds 10
be at per cent. interest. BY order oil INC
Board OF County Commissioner
JAMES DEEM, Clerk.
Dec. 6, 1876.
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$50 North sixth Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
SOLp az Al Ppnxfsrxr n,r1
HAVE YOU TRIED IT2
LONDON HAIR RESTORER

1T VIII restore gray hair TO its origin.l
color.
2-lt viii thicken thin hair; cause a new
growth.
At will restore all natural secretions.
4-lt will remove all fandruff and itchin-..
5-lt will make the hair soft, glossy and
flexible.
o-lt will preserve the original color to cid
age.
1T will prevent the hair from falling OF.
Sit will cure all diseases OF the .csIp.
IL restores both the lUxuriance and color
Of the hair, and is as harmless as water
Premature blanching or fading of the hair
Is greatly to be regretted, and that ererv-
body wants to be beautiful is proof enough
tnat 1t Is wise and right to try to be so, by
every proper means but there is nothing
more important to this end than beautiful
halr- Now to prevent the failing of tho
natural coloring matter in it, or re-exci.e
the roots OF the hair to growth again, moth
ing has ever been introduced to the Ameri-
can people that equals the
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aedicaL.
TO ALL.
DIR. SWAYNE,
TvHE Discoverer and Compounder Of ths
IL fsr-famed
DR.. SWATNE'S
compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry


and other valuable preparations, entered
upon his professional career with the irnpor
sant advantage of regular Medical tduca-
tion in one of the oldest andb.St schools "a
Philadelphia, and, perhaps, in the world
He subs quently served a faithful term OF
practice In the Philadelphia Dispensary, and
for many years attended also in the hospi-
tai. In these institutions ne enjoyed ths
most ample opportunities of obtaining aa
insight into diseases in all their varie
forms, as well as tor ascertaining the Dee,
methods of their treatment. In Offering.
therefore, to the people of the United State,
the fruits of his extensive professional ex-
perience in the medical compounds as tn,
best results of his skill and observation. h7
feels that he is but ProIferiEg 8 boon 70
every family throughout the land, resting.
as he does, confidently, in the merits and
eftiSacious virtues OF the remedies he here
with commends. The vast amount of tes,i-
m0ny from all parts of the world has prove,
"DR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP
OF WILD CHERRY" the most efIcsei,u,
remedy known, and 1t is admitted by our
most eminent physicitnS, and all who hsy.
witnessed its wonderful healing properties.
The WILD CHERRY, in all ages Of The
world, and IN all countries where IL is known.
has been justly celebrated for IL wonderful
medicinal qualities, but ITS great power IS
cure some of the worst and I.0st distressing
diseases among us, was never friy sscer-
tanned until the experiments of that ski!lful
physician, DR.. Swayne, had demonstrated
its adaptation, in combination with Pine fs-
and equally valuable vegetable Ingredients,
which, chemically combined, renders its ac-
ton tenfold n.ore certain and beneficial IN
curing all diseases of the throat, breast and
lungs. DR.. SWAYNE'S WILD CHERRY
COMPOUND strikes az the root of the dis
case by purifying.the blood, restoring tbs
liver and kidneys to healthy action, invi;-
Grating the nervous and shattered cOns;itG-
tion. II does so without prostraung Or
weakening the body in any way. Il cures
not only the lungs and liver, but every Or
gan dependent upon wasted or impovsss
ished state OF the blocd.
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The Couut of the Electoral Col
lege Votes.

Last week the bill. for the counting
of the Electoral College vote on the
l4th day Of February, in the presence
of both houses of Congress, was pub
lished in the columns of the SENTINEI
AND REPUBLICAN. The bill provide.
for the settlement of disputes for such
States as have sent up two sets Of Ger.
:iicates of electors, and also provides
for the meeting OF objections, as to the
acceptance cf certificates and electors.
On Thurs1ay the Ssnate passed the
bill By the following vote:
YEAs-47
Alcorn (R., Miss) Jones d., FIa.)
Allison (R., 1owa-) Jones (R., Nev.)
bafuam a., Conn., Kelly o., Ore.)
Bayard d.. Del.) Herman d.. n. "
Bogy d., Mo- McCreery o., Ky.)
Booth (Rep., Cal-) Mcdonald ID fnd)
Boutwell, (R., Mass.) Mcmillan r., Mimi
Burnside (R.. K. l.) Maxey o., Texas.)
Chsffre (R., Col.) Merrimon Cd. E.C.)
Christiancy (R ,Mich) Morrill, (R., Wy
Cockrell d., MOI Price d., W. Va)
Conkllng (R., n. y Randolph o., ". j.
Cooper d., Tenn.) Ransom d.. n. CO
Cragin (R., n. H. Robertson (R., 5. c.
Davis d., W. Va.) Saul>bdrv d., Del.)
Dawes (R., Mass.) Sharon (R., New
Dennis d., Md) Stevenson d., Ky.)
EdmInds (R., VIZ Teller (R., Col.)
FIR, linghuysen { r., Thurman o., Ohio.)
N.J) Wallace d., Ps.)
Goldthwaite d., Ala) Whytr d., Md
iordcn d.. Ga.) Window (R., MINI }
Howe (R Wis., Withers d., Va.)
Johnston d., Va.) Wright (R., Iowa.)
SAYs-l7.
Blaine (R, Me) Ismlin (R, Me)
Bruce (R, Miss) Ingalls, (R. Kan)
Cameron (R, Pa) Mitchell (R, Ore)
Cameron X, Wis., Morton (R. lnd)
CLAYTON (R, Ark Patterson (R, CO
Conover (R, Fls) Sargent OK, Ca)
Dorsey OK, Ark) Sherman (R. Ohio)
Eaton ID, Comm West (R, Lay
Hamilton (R, Texss)
ABsESrEEs.
Anthony (R, RID Norwood Cd. Ga)
Harvey (R, Kan) Oglesby TX, Ili)
Hitchcock (ii, Neb) Paddock Oi, Neb)
Key ID, Tenn) Spencer (R, Alal
Logan (R, liD Nadleigh Or, n H)
THE VOTE ANALYZED.
An ANALYSIS of the above vote shows that
q Republicans and % Democrats voted for
the bill IL Republican, and Democrat
Eaton. of Connecticut-yotsd against tho
bill Ten Senators were absent or not voting
being Republicans and Democrats.
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PrOpagating Pole Cats.

Under the above heading the Wes;
Chester .7merican writes thus
Probably Que of the most successful
of young trappers in this section is Mr..
Thomas Meudenhail, who has become
somewhat noted in the pastime. This
gentleman would follow a fox with as
much relish as any one would in eating
roast turkey He is thoroughly ac-
quainted with the habits of the pole
cat aud does not mind their perfumery.
lie has numerous traps and some are
located as far as ten miles from home.
When be wishes to visit them be takes
bag and few hounds aud is sure OF
bringing his prey to bay and bagging it.
He has built house for propagat-
ing this species Of cat. 1t is Stone
structure with very deep foundation
covered over with thick covering OF
stone and then filled In with several
feet OF dirt for them to burrow and not
make their exit. He has now several
of these "sweet scented" animals incar-
eerared and by spring anticipates a
much greater number.
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j. Selby Mower, Esq of Bedford, a
lawyer Of thar place, was arrested for
forgery one day last week. Forged
notes were uttered by Mower, it is
alleged, to the extent of about $4,000.
The news of the discovery of his :rreg
ularities had such a depressing effect
upon Mower that he was taken sudden
ly i'll, and was unconscious for several
hours.
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In one Of Murphey's Pittsburg teeto-
tai meetings, a mans pocket was pick
ed Of $1,000.
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ITCHING PILES

are generally preceded by moisture liz :
PerSPiration, distressing itchin-, as though,
pin worms were craving ID and sboU, :ho
rectufn, particularly at night, when undress-
ing, or in bed, after getting warm. II sp-
pears IN summer as we'll as in winter, often
times shows i.~clf around the private par1.,
and $ n9t confined to males only, but II :,
quite as frequent that females are sorrly
afflicted, particuly IN times of pregnancy,
extending into TIE vagina, proving distrcs-
sing almost beyond the powers OF endu--
ance- Cases OF long standing, pronounced
incurable, have been permanently cured B..
sinaply aDulVi0r
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Ne,U Advertisements.
Did CENT. NET for

nrc a week in your own town. Terms and
0uU s. outfit free. III. HALLETf 81 CO.,
Portland, Maine.
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sWAYNE,s OINTMENT,

" .
HERE IS THE PROOF:
DR.. Swayne Il Son Enclosed please rrt
one dollar for two boxes of your Ointmer.
for Itching Piles. These are for some OF
my friends who are afflicted with this dis
tressing complaint. The box YOU sent me .
year age, used about oHeshalf of it, and I
am glad, yes, L am proud to say it ma,le a
perfect cure. think its efficacy should 90
published throughout the length and breadth
Of TIE land. You can publish this If you
think proper.
DAVID GROSSNICKLE,
Laidesburg, Frederick Co., Nd.
REspER: II you are suffering with this
annoying complaint, or letter, or any crustv,
scaly, itchy skin disease, go to your drug
sist and get a box Of SwAYsE's ALL-HEAL-
ING OINTMENT. Ii will surely curs voo.
Price 30 cents q box. Three boxes ST .25.
boxes $3.50. Sent oy mail to any adde's.
on receipt OF the price. Prepared only BY
DR. SwAYNE i son,
$50 North Sixth Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
SoLD BIT ALL Prominent DRuconrs.
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Inc Seafissi and Repu6ltran Office is the
place toget JOB work done. Try it. 1t will
iFy you you need anything in that line.
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LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORER

DIR: Dalton, of Philadelphia, says of it
ihe London Hair Color Restorer is used
very extensively smong my patients and
friends, as well as by myself therefors
speak from experience.
30 CTS. PER BOTTLE; SIX D0TrLEs FOR 81.
Sent by Express, TO any address, on receipt
OF the price. Address all orders to DR.
SwAYSE & Son, $50 North Sixth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. sole Proprietors-
Sold By aH D-uegias.
msy1f-ry
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@10 A DAY at home. Agent, wanted
0ld Outfit and terms free. TRUE s. CO.,
Augusta, Maine.
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NAYs-lI.
ABSENyEEs.

An ANALYSIS of the above vote shows that
81 Republicans and 20 Democrats voted for
the bili; 10 Republican, and ! Democrat
Eaton. of Connecficut-vot-d against tho
bill Ten Senators Were absent or not voting
being Republicans and . Democrats.
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Executors Notice.

Commissioners Office, !
Miffiintown, Jan. 80, 1871.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13

On Sunday and Monday our friend Peter
Egan, of the Madison street livery stable, was
very much excited, as he had reason to be, over
the loss Of fine team of horses and top-buggy
with robes, &C. 1t seems that on Saturday, Il
well-to-do looking young fellow of about % years
of aye, called at his barn, and hired the rig, stat
ivy that he was going few miles into the coun-
try to wedding, to be back that night. But he
did not return at the time stated, nor on Sunday.
Sunday night the fact of the horses being sto.
len was telcgraphed to the Chicago Times; on
Monday he sent postal cards over the country,
and waited for developments About three in
the afternoon on Monday he received a telc-
gram from Seneca from man there who had
seen the Times, and in whose barn the horses
had been left. Going thither he found the horses
and learned that the fellon had driven through
Marseiles, where he was observed by Eddy, the
livery man OF that place, who had had some deal
ings with him himself, Eddy Immediately
followed him, overhauling the fellow at Seneca.
The rig was left with Hoag in Seneca and tine
man brought to Marseilles, after which, Eddy
having recovered what was due him, he was re-
leased and has not been seen since. Two men
afterwards went to IIoags barn to get the horses
but he suspeeting that all was not right, refused
to give them up. 1t is said that the thief relieved
Hon. G. w. Armstrong; place of $50 about the
same time; and others who seem to know him.
say he is hard case and has been in the Joliet
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duty Of congress was merely mihis'e'ia'' "nN
pointed eut Its manifest absurdity' In inc
course of his remarks Mr. Wallace induigeu
in some severe reflections on the Louisiaha
returning board, which brought sherman 10
his feet. yho broke out in the most bitter, IN
,emnera,e and abusive speech of the session
against the democrats Mr.. Bogy, IN brief
ren)v nettIed Sherman still more 10y severely
crticising the one-sided unfairness of the
Sherman report of the evidence before the
Louisiana returning board. Mr.. Wallace's
resolution was referred to the committee on
electoral count, at the conclusion of his re-
marks.
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MISPLACED Confidence.

The Degen Bros. have been the victims OF mis-
placed contltence--abou $500 or $1,000 msplac.
ed. They had a little French Dutchman," the
bows called him in their employ whose business it
was to buy cattle for them in this region and
ship for them to their agents at the Union Stock
Yards, Chicago. He had been with them a
long time and had always been faithful; but, alas,
as Upper saith, the Old Harry got i'm this time
and he got the money, and both are gone up
For Saturday last he shipped some IS or 20 head
purchased with their money, from Earlyille to
the Degers' agents in the name Leon Boourge
which he sold and the money was turned over to
him, which with checks of the house made in all
about $1,000. He has, of course, left for milder
climate, anl doubtless having a time" on the
aforesaid al gotten"
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ed $3.50 in remodeling and improving the county
iail-the one that has wrought Smith, the color
ed citizen, such cruel bodily injuries as to make
him have reasons vcne-real-reasohs to
demand ZOO damages from the county.
AswAMPY CLAIM.
f. c. Lewis, from u special committee, on
Thursday reported that La Sale county had a
claim Of about $500 and government scrip for
1900 acres of land from the United States, for
swamp land once set apart for our use but after
wards sold by the government Isaac X. HIT,
real estate Operator" is very anxious to procure
this money and secure the said scrip but wants
500 in cash and 20 per cent OF the scrip when
obtained, the county to procure the necessary
proofs, which would alone cost about all the
claim is worth. The subject was referred to Mr.
I.ewiss committee with power TO do the best
they cam
SAVINGS by THE PAUPER PALACE PLAN.
Supervisor Flaherty, chairman OF the commit
tee on paupers made report yesterday on the
comparative cost Of the old system OF supporting
paupers, and the new system inaugurated by the
erection of the "Pauper Palace In 1870 the APP
preparations for support of paupers were 3d.
az. %, lue iOi io'o WV
o5 Deduct from this a charge for lumber, $171.'2
not properly belonging to the account, and ii
left the total cost of 1876 for the support OF coun
ty house and outside aid, $40 1925, difference
of nearly Mirteen thousand dollars in favor of the
new systeml AS Mr.. Flaherty was one OF the
most earnset advocates of the new county house,
and incurred no little censure in that connection,
no wonder that he made this report, so clcditable
to his foresight: and business sagacity, with ho
little pride.
MICHAEL NC CABE
is an old and highly respected citizen OF Utica, in
destitute condition, but don't want to 90 to the
moor house, and asks outside aid, being backed by
petition signed by 200 citizens of Utica. The
board, however, refused to relax its rule on Inc
subject and voiced no aid.
SOLDIERS MONUMENT
Mr.. Lynch yesterday called the attention OF the
board to the scandalous history of the Soldiers
Monument, and desired for the good name OF the
people, that the debt due the contractor be paid
Mr.. McInhll, who erected the monument, had
expended over and above all that he had ever re-
ceived upon it S2,907S7 The board has no pow
er to pay it, without permission Of the people
but the supervisors personally could do some
| thing in their several towns toward raising Tho
amount He would guarantee that Ottawi
would do more than its share. Some debate
showed the futity of this plan, and at length
the subject was dropped but not till the rascal
ly conduct of Houghton, who swindled the PEG
pie and the monnmen. committee, had been wei
aired In the heat of the debate Lynch exclaim
ed, "My God! is there not enough patriotism
among the people Of La Sale county to caus
them TO pay this debt ana wipe out this dis
grace? The conundrum, from present appear
ances, promises to be answered in the negative
The board conclude their labors to day.