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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-09

sea- The savage maiden paints her body,
the bright eyed beauty Of, civilization
paints her cheek. The one wears ring
iu her -cee !, the other rings in her ears.
The Que girdles herself with the gaud lest
zone she can eommand-tho other arrays
herself in Stufs Of tie cq-tliest quality
aud richest dyes. They q-9 the same by
nature they have been changed BY cir
cur,stsrcc3.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-09

aa- A YANKEE being asked by South
crncr why the Yankees always say al
eucss," while the Southern people say Il
reckon gave the following explanation :
That Yankee could guess as we'll as a
Southerner could reckon re-
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-09


Day- The f6lloAing anecdote Of the
Iron Duke is recommended to the Secre-
tary of War, and of the Navy, who have
spent encr-rous sums in fiuitless expert
nieRts vitk new inventions. A man came
to the Duke. What have you to offer p
a bullet proof jacket your grace
Put it en-" The inventor obeyed The
Duke ran bell. in aid-de.camp pre-
scnted himself: .'Tcl tie captain of the
guard to erter ppe of his men to load
with 2 tall cartridge" TIE inventor dis
appeared, and was never seen again near
the Hcrsc Guards. No money was vast
cd in trying that invention
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-09
ITEMS FOR H0USEKEEPERs.

DO every thing at the proper time.
Keep every thi-g in its place
q Always mend clothes before waslIing
them -g-, s, 5s=- -.. .-.l-..- r.--
'Aldui Or vinegar is good 10 sst oolors,
red. green, Or yellow. -.r --- -
Sal-soda will Bleach dac spoonful is
enough for kettle of clothes. --.. ..
Save your suds for the garden and
plants or 70 harden yards when sandy.
A hot sho7ol held over vanished furn-
i,ure will take out white spots, 3 ,.
"A bit Of glue, dissolved III skim mix
and water, will restore old Grape. GIL,
Ribbons of any kind should be washed
in cold suds, and not rinsed If fat irons
are rough, rub them well With fine salt,
and it will make them smooth. -,+-.
If you are buying carpet for du rability
you must chose small figures. & q, sas
A bit of soap rubbed on the hinges of
doors will prevent them from creaking-
Scoth snuff put in holes where crickots
run will destroy them. s a5 90.
Wood ashes and common salt, wet with
water, will stop the cracks of the store
aad stop the smoke from escaping.
Gr5cn should be the prevailing color
for bed hanging and window drapcry.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-09

s9r As much;iS,trate of silver as can
be held between the thumb and finger, if
thrown into vase of water, will, it is
said preserve flowers for a fortnight
This nay be an interesting fact for the
lady readers of the SENTINEL.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-09

t@r The Boston Iragelcr- says tia that I
several traders from Virginia are IL that
city, paying up cid debts One Of these,
who was indebted to merchant SLOW,
naid the amount, in gold, with interest.
Another paid $1,000, and other sums OF
greater amounts, al in gold. In every
instance the dealers eonte ndei that tue
debts were CONTRACTED upon specie bif5 bass
and should be set.led ueopo.he same. sii
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-09


race ? Or, will ve graft unto them The
right of full citizenship? The former,
in my humble opinion would, be tho best
Of all, yet strong arguments could bead
duced to the contrary se .'s ss..''4r>.t
u If we will ,colonize them, We haze to
decide between the two latter questions,
either subordinate or equality. Elevating
their condition seems to me to be. the
duty ofithe present generation by erecting
schools among them and fit them for So
cial life; but to make them our equal,
by grating unto them the rights of suff-
rage, | am stcraly opposed. They are
not Yet fit subjects to have these privileges
granted them. We fnc few intelligent
men among them, it is true; bu. sener-
ally speaking they are an Ignorant class
of peoplo. They hay5 no more idea Of
the workings of our Governmental ma
chinery, than our children tave of the
Roman Inquisition. TOW / believe that
to endorse them at the prescht tire, with
the right Of franchise. would be a danger
texpcrimcnt, it would. be detrimental to
to our !. Government. An uu-
educated and ignorant class OF people can
not vote intelligeutly it is impossible
Here the argument might be brought up
against me that we have good many
whites who are uueducated, and still have
the right to vote, which is true but |
am now speaking upon the theory, which
J think vii. be universally acknowledged
as a fact, that the whites, even without
educaticn are nore intelligent thar the
'7fegro, .+....g- -......
Here comes arothar argument against
me which seems the most plausible :
They went into the army for Us ard as
sisted il maintaining the supremacy of
our Constitution and we are ungrateful if
we DO net extend unto them the right of
citizenship. @ .
We acknowledge ~ that, Sut arc they
not sufficiently renumerated for their ser.
vices2 f-ere they not led from under
the yoke of BONDAGE and Egytian SER
vitude into a lard os LIBERTY? Were
rot the sbackle.s and fetters broken for
them, aud they can 90 wheresoever they
please in this vast country without danger
of being enslaved again? That, think
is sufficient remuneration to them for
present time and generation
1t is all they can afford to haze at this
time, and all we can afford to give, and
'if we tell them SO l. believe they will Re
satisfied. ID; c' rsi- -i -.- --1t
If you have space for this lengthy Gem
ttiruieation in your columns, l would be
very thankful to see it have place [
-Eill not trouble the 'dcvilD with stick
ing" more type. s-t Ell ..sI-s -.-.
--- Yours, Truly, tai-.-.. .....-
= ., hEESSV T. Il ---
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-09

uea- Tic Silent accomplish more than
the noisy The tail OF the rattlcsnake
makes all the noise but the head does the
execution. " '
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Eighth sgeeat biiis, <i,25; quarter sheet
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~. N. .L,.rs 81 NLlE
The sale Of the frs. se;'ies of $500, 600, 900
Of the 736 Loan was completed on the 5lst of
March, 1865. The sale of the second series
Of Three Hundred Millions, payable three
years from the 18th day of June. 1866. was
begun on the lst of April In the short space
5f ttirty days, oeer one Hundred Millions of
,ti- series haze been sold-lcaving this Gay less
than Two Hundred Millions to bedisposed of.
The interest IS payable semi-ans.ai.y in cur
rency by coupons attached TO each note, which
are readily cashed anywhere. I, amounts to
ef,ies, Counties or States.-and the interest is
not taxed unless cn a surplus 81. The owner 5
income exceeding six hundred dollars year.
This fact increases ther value from one to
;hrDe per cent. per annum, according to the
-rrc le-iec o; ether pr0pertv r-. ID. ....
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I ETTEEs AND REMlTTAScES.

Letters ON Business. Communications for l,,,
paper, and Kemittanccs should be addressc
A Guss, Sentinel Office, Miifintern, pa
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Scvcni five cents per square Of ten lines
or less for the first insertion three inscr-
tions for Sl.50 and 80 cents for all subsequent
sionai and. business rara5 with PAPER $500
pe- y6ar. Merchantile cards with paper $500
per year. Local notices 10 cents per linc.-
People ought to look to their interest and ad-
is about one third larger, than any other
paper published in the county. I-
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-09

4 GREAT SrORY-Wc once saw
young man gazing at the Fry heavens.
with in sey- and -, of pis-
tolls in the other We endeayored to at
tract lis attention by ing : in paper
We held in oar ses-, relating to young
man in that's of country who had left
home in a state of dcrangement. He
dropped the ! and pistols from his sg
seaL with tie :, it is Of whom L read
| ---ed madly FROM the house, utter
tering 4 wild to the God Of love, and
without replying to tie of my friends,
came herewith this I 4 - of pistols
to ptt Z 2 my Xistence. Ny case has no
I in this s. ---r.- --.. ...
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION

The eJuEIATil SENTINEL is Published on
Main Street, next door to- the Post Office,
Miflintown, Juniata County, Pa, on every
Wednesday a,,thcg rate of $500 per year in
advance ard $3.50 Il not paid within the
year. We wish so do cash business Ga
nearly as possible. We wish to deal honest
ly and alike with all, and therefore need not
lie asked to vary from our terms by any one.
Thankful for past favors we ash tie continued
upport aud efforts of our frieids
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-09

sel. Ii is impossible to look at the
sleepcrs in church without being re-
minded that Sunday is day of rest
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-09

sD-+ Can you read smoke, ma 7"
"Wtat do you mean, child ~ %,
"Why, I've heard people talk about a
volume of smoke, and | thought you
could read most any volume.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-09

NcHoSToNGo, July 9th 55. "
We have been invited to comment on
the above pro or con, and shall do so on
the next page.-ED. mods
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-09

s~ Thackery says that when a man
is in love with one woman n family, it
is astonishing how fond he becomes of
every one connected with it.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-08-09
WHOLE NUMBER, 954.
WAFER,

What is moro refreshing this hot wcath =
or than drink of pure, cool water. OF
its value and longing for, let those speak
who have suffered the pangs of thirst un-,
der broiling sun. If so necessary for
man, may We not conclude that brutes
stand in actual need of it ? Look at the
cattle which have been confined all day
in shadeless pasture with no water.
and see them rush to the pond or brook
for fill at night, and puff out as they
drink until the milk is actually forced out
Of their teats. This is all wrong. If
water is not in the fields or pastures where
they are confined, they thould be allowed
access to it morning, noon and night
Other kinds of stock are equally depend
ent upon water for comfort, not the least
of which are the too frequently neglected
barn-yard fowls. If supplied from yes
sci, the frequent visa:c and rapid evapo-
! raticn under the hot SIN, render frequent
refhings necessary, and their long tar
rance at the fresh supply shows how
much they were il Vant Of the article
So give al the stock plenty of fresh wa
ter-it is food comfor. and drink.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-16
THEN ON THIS.

81 ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
In THEsAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE.'-
Lsaeoln's Easamcipassoa ProciaHafioa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-16

GO g The fact can no longer be die
gaised that many Of tho Republiean Sen
ssars dssirs waT and aisnnian, under pre-
text Of SAVING the Onion. They wish 10
aes rid Of the Southern States, In sTder
20 have q saajority In the Senate TO eon-
arsn ma Sppoin nsmensss asd zasax of them
think thgy can bold permanent Repub-
lioaxa asaissleg In she NorsAera States, but
nos In the whose Union; for partisan rea-
sons shes ere anxions 20 dissolve enc Un-
ion. IL ii eafs be done without holding
them responsible before the psspaes',---
Ssephes i. DpagIss IN TIE U. .. Ssmase,
Dee. 2s, 1860
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-16

ssTf these Internal fanatics and Abo~
gisionists svsr GET ths poicsr sn their
hsnds, they tDfH oVeride the consiita-
lion, sss the Supreme Coart at defiance,
change and make ld,cs TO sail thsnse!usa
Lar VIOLENT HANDS pS THosE VINO DIT-
FEE wrYH rHKx II OPINION, or dare qsss-
tiom their fidelity, and finally oankrupi
Ihs country and dsiags il tpiih blood. p
DksrkI, WKBsrKR.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-16

~ AGElTHER THE PRESIDENT
NOR CONGRESS- DAN EAiANOlPATE
SLAVES ANY M0RE THAN THEY
UAN GRANT BILLS OF DIVORCE y
--Es- Gsv. Hsnsy DsttsoR.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-16
nook ON THIS PTC7 URE.

a5~"I HAVE NO PURPOSE, d.
RECTLT Or INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFEaE WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY In THE STATES
WHERE 1T EXISTS. ! BELIEVE ]
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
so. AND / HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO Do s0.s-PresideHl Liacoln ia
hss IN aSst7zaraI 49lysas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-16

VT. xsymcud, Bates House, Magnolia, Tows,
" l. Blsxs. City Hotel MiadIe Broadway, ssusa
SIDE. tt
spoaord Son, pss Aotnsa hossss oea @0I@ss
City Kswa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-16

J.. n. carIin, Upper Broadway, nearly opposite
Pn9nix Block
A A snith, UppsF Broadway, south aids
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DeRsassa

E.I. woodbury.. Empire Block, GR stairs, Lover
Brosdway, south side sss.&
C. r. ArtnSa, uags's sssek, as stairs, Upper
ByoadHsy. sorth side
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-16
gYr 8. Wilde Hasdine, shsA 1l6nil n

gY7 s. Wilde Harding, shs' 'hs1h6a
the noted Ben Boyd, who wAs ~
his way from MArsinshssg sonalsl
On. the 6th os Desenbss Iast, - ssse
charges. and sonssed ii FokS6 - i
Old Carroll, aad Fors nslsu - -
coasisiousily released II es1R il 80
War Depassnsns o. - M
ssiisl fos Earsps II sks - !.
dsy. = ss9 Asaee
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-16

n. W. prics, oea>s over treasures sffrs, aiass
d,s Hroaaway, soath side
Caxaay b Test, AttsrReys sad LaSa Agsnsss
lower Breaawas, neEth side.
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eIers.
photographic
II al sc rgs

Miss 1eunis FIeaHins, P. o. hniiainE, corner o
gr o4dssy and Bryant streets, aP stairs.
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Architects
Carpenter r.
Tlu-Ware and ssowes.

@, yosasos, Carpsassr ana csHtraesor. shoE
on MaIn street
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-16

As@ 8W41zts
@KsNxX$xNxISFAa KAfExs
aznAfe. 10 tIasa or feAsf wsSAss'% 30
M4e& sn6xequsnt wssz y - - - 90
aAms three mantAss. $500 = = I 40
six momshss *..sss SO = Z 10 %
sssss:. sssss: Z 3 3
- scar, essss&s - -
sas-aslf eslnua msaths, ~ ~ 81
g ssaakAs y .s+a - 4sssss - = - -
EyeaFi sssssssssss.fe$ss's&s - -
oas eelamn, e e - -
a MansAs essFa aa
"a ss.= ss.wuxxs = s4.. so 90
Ks@nsa4fs c5fanzA x4veFtise -sa xfhafgea extfs.
T~CsasractsfeT A4ssrsiaina ha9t es ais1oa-
sfmasa wisheak ssss 20 thzt sset rs 1871 q sac
- and ~. "a Al isezt apa In less thar the tisae
ssssas "a "a sr ID ii zfss sABas will a4 eaASasa
S0B PRINTING
aaaxsxy dasexspsaon sxseaieaAs ths AAgis QAss
n ahs sasg skyfs slthe aFt, at reasonable rates.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-16

RUGLE QIRECT0RY'
rDusiness HIcn wlAe A4ser-
tise in the :nag1e.
8ankerss
omcsr d Paasy, sarnsr es Broadway asa Nam
sssssss. xsssa ssss
aAtawlh 4 Dszxs. aas aesr wssses rSss@eszzees
Rroaaws AZ, nosth aide.
GroceFss
ss.w.,k L zaaa. ssslsssla asa sesaiE, ya'ass'
n,oes Lever Broaawasss%ssush siAs.
mercaasise Hsases.
UaassAsis d Yasas, Rassalx alesks uspsF Rroaa'
way, north side,
O. n. osahana, Upper sroaawas, nsFte side.
$3.50. a nu-n.. corner oE faruhan and Four
tssusA streets. omaAa oisy.
Cso sisfng
v.raara . Eissnaa, ssaceesssss se MAJ Wsn =
%. ssssssr srsAaTasr rnasssasass
5. BlsouA, Lever Brosaway, aorth sias'
MaTawares
@. J. Foz, Lever Brosdway, neFta sias,
Druggfsss.
y. sss4aman. Lower Broadway, north side.
W m.essaais. Hassss Bssek. Upper srsaasNsl
sel IA side.
DauxAssay = RaEka&y, Lower Rrssa~ay, aszae
sias.
Boass, sases aad E.sasasrs
l. 4. rhIslaps 90, Lowss Bsessvsy. ssEsA
side.
Furniture
Ia. Hus h Co., Palmsr's BloeE, Lswsr sssAs-
say nOssh aide H.
Rocks ana ssaaiOneTys
Ip. Hopper, r. D. bailains, corner Of sr0aA
way and RrzsB& streets.
Attorneys.
D. W. Prica, oeasa ever Treasafes's sztcs' Aiss
das RroaawAy, soatA side
CAxzAy y EeeSt &NtSt&@Sa
Lower BreaGwag. nsrth side.
Auction &c Csmuzassaaaa.f
f.szsIex Allen, Middle BrcadwaY. noTia slds
Livery stables.
xahu osasny, Brysat stEsas. norta u nrssawsy.
ER. De Kay, Middle Broadway, noSta size
Hotels.
vt, xaymsud, Bates House, Magnolia, Tows,
W. L. Rlggs, City Hotel. Aisdle SroAdw As' Ss ~"
SIDE, f#
| sDoaord h sen, pss Moinsa Hoasss Dsa &oiass
City, ISwa-s
Dea sAssss
Ri. woodbury.. Empire Block, up stairs, Lever
| Broadway, south side ssss
C. r. ArtnAa, uassss sssek, us stairs, Upper
BgoadHsy. sorth side
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Livery stables.


gssn Dsaaay, srysat stEsss. nosta " brssa~ss'
Il n. De Kay, Giddis Broadway, noTth size
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wlton Ragers, Upper BROADWAY, aorth sidt,
Council RlaGss Iowa. and FaFnH&@a SAs Wa NAA~~'
Mt
P. O Devsl, Lower Bsasdway, nSrtA ssae'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-16

Auction A Csmmassasa.f
rnarIsn Alien. MlAals BroaawaY, noTla slds.
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EurniauTes
rocks aaa ssaaionery.

J. 3. Aas d Co., Palmsr's BioeE, Lever HsssE
way, north aide, $50
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-16

.. y. Honn,e EppeT ArsAawsy. north saaA~
westiey q Maxasld, Middis Brs@d~sS' nSFfe
Side
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Printing.

.. d. no1nayv, ssCily Mills, . esFneE ss Hzywnt
axsd wnshingson streets.
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Co0peFs.
Meat Market.

u. ssszesg usRsr Bss@away, neEsA EiaAs.
y.& ". Rass Grssxsms citT, Iowa
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Attorneys.

JP. Hopper. r. o. baiiains, corner Of sraaa
vray ana Hrysnx streets.
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Boasa, shses sad Lsasasxs
]. 4. FAfEIsps o., Lswss ssassvsy' sssss
side.
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Produce store.

;. Poudsr Co., assGar MsEkss," " aiaals Bread
wsy, narth Sids.
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mlaHsr.

.sauaasl Jacobs, osacs wisa Casssy ATsss, Lsws
Broadway.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14
TREE BOSTON
Beet & Shoe Store,
- Rrady ST.,
Il he p,ace to buy your
DeeTS / SHOES.
MANHOOD.


DR Inc fRD tof Paris, alter years OF earnest
soicitatatipn, has at length ac,eded !" the earn
est request, oi the American public, and a.point
ed an Agent in New York Tor the sale Of has val
ned and highly priced Essence oi Lhe. This
wonder iul agent Will restore manhood to the
mGst shattered constitutions whether ariainI
fInn excuses, the effects OF climate. or natural
b. time require to the most IN
veteraie ct~e il four weeks, and ii used accord
ing 10 printed instructions, which are very sun
pie, failure j, impossible. This life reste ring
r.ned. should be .aAen ~ al about 70 MARI. !,
us its effects are permanent. 1t i Acknowledged
b, the medical press 10 be the greatest discovery
ever made Its deveiopin. powers are mracu-
louS Success IL certain a. that science over
hrn1S ignorance Dr. Ricurd' Essence oi Iaic
IL sold IN cases. with full directions for use, at
-. or four quantties IN one Tor 81. aud Will be
sen, 70 any part. carefully packed, On receipt OF
remittance 10 his accredited agent,
PHILIP ROLAND,
iuiy90 "a Liberty street N, \.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14

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b Salem. Massachusetts, he's . pepslatio'
Of IS, 1877.
Emma Smith died at Qssbec, the othe
day frop ~. shack Of sssiag =. man kill |
sAEk. bAele6 ia. 4 fJMhHa
y Edmund A. Pollard. formerly editor of thu
| Richmond E1aminsr, has gone to St. DO
mingo tollve.J - ~ 'F. IL J-Itt
Mamma" said lad Of six, "if msn il
Iss Mister - . woman a Mystery ~ We nth
or think she is, sonny.
l.. In Nashville Tennessee, clergymen preach
in the variety" saloons ON Sunday Smo
king is prohibited during prayers.
The belle Of Newport this season is q
young lady with the solid attractions OF
$685. 900
Twenty two post offices were re-opened
by the Government in the Southern States
las, weok. flllLsN . 4g}"
Several thousand cords Of wood, belong
ing to railroad company, were burned In
Troy, N. Y, recently.
Several robberies OF money and valuables
occurred 1t tie Gayoso House, Memphis,
the other night.
A man named Hendricks, Of Rumsey, III !,
married two wives and has got into trouble
on account Of il.
The Telegraph wires between Springfield
and Boston were seriously effected by the
aurora borealis on Thursday.
A poor shoemaker at ST. John. Canada,
has deem very much delighted to hear Of the
death Of . relative in England, who left him
80 900.
kegues' Gallery has been established
At the depot Of the New York Central Rail-
road, at Buffalo. 1t contains photographs
Of two hundred and dfty-seven thieves. 4
Samuel Caswell, Of Barnstead, New Hamp
shire, is one hundred and six years Of age,
and has nevclo frank Intoxicating liquors or
used tobacco in his lie.
About quarter Of am acre Of snow is now
seen On the slope Of Mount Jefferson, from
the Mount Washington carriage road. The
presence Of 50 large patch Of snow on the
last Of July indicat, the great depth OF the
mountain drifts the past winter.
At Elm Park, on Staten Island, Satnr
day. Josephine DeVanter, pretty C..aad ~
girl. wall ed tight rope one hundred aud
fifty feet long, eighty feet above the ground,
with as much ease and grace as were ever
exhibited by Blondin or Leslie.
Nine. Rstori has just been the victim Of
= considerable robbery. She possesses a
handsome apartment in Rome. in which she
intended to pass the winter. She has now
learned that the person in whose charge it
has been left has abscondcd, after having
solI all the fnrnit,Irc The Ioss amounts Ia
about ZOO francs.
Hartford ranks second to New York in
the insurance business. tits an aggregate
capitsl Of 81. $50, 900 invested in fire insnr-
ance, divided between ten companies, and
these companies have a surplus Of $2,5al.
600, making total Of 80 900, 900. Besides
this, there are 1--we life insurance companies
in the city.