Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-11-23
Just as we Found Them.


liver complaint.
A Girl seven years old has reached
Detroit, having come all the way from
Germany.
Canadian millers are importing whea.
very extensively this season from Chicago
and Milwaukee
A negro female burglar has been cap
tured in Columbus, Georgia. She was
found stuck fast in chimney.
The people of North Carolina COM
plain that their peniientiary is too small
to hold all the Williams in that state.
A certain spectacle works in New
Haven is the largest in the world, turn
ing ont 800 600 pairs per year.
The Christian ladies of Chicago have
reformed and provided situations for
$3.50 abandoned females during the pas.
year.
Squirrels are said to be swimming the
Ohio river in droves, and are being
killed in gardens and orchards near the
water
A doe, weighing eighty pounds dress
ed was killed in Germantown, Illinois,
on last Wednesday. A dog had run it
in from the woods.
A Mercer county, Ky, farmer found
number of lice in the brain of a hog
that died with every symptom of chol-
era.
The Boston Traveller thinks that the
loss Of few grumblers will not be
permanent injury to the Republican par
ty in Massachusetts
A yonng lady in Wisconsin had her
nose broken by mallet in the hands
of an adversary, whilst playing croquet
recently.
A veteran shopkeeper says that al
though his clerks are very talka i've during
the day, they are always ready to shut
up at night.
A farmer in Washington county has
raised pumpkin measuring six feet six
inches i'll circumference, and weighing
one hundred and four pounds,
In police court, at Boston, a woman
wearing $1,000 worth of jewelry AMI
was arraigned for drunkenness,
on Monday and fined.
The Cincinnati Tins wants Congress
to pass national law to prevent the
the extinction of deer, buffalo and other
animals now wantonly slaughtered by
hunters
The Marshall SAKE said that it requir-
ed the weight of man in lead to kill
him in battle. Some statistics given in
French medical journal show this to be
moderate.
The son of farmer in Dutchess coun-
IS, y. Y hid himself in his father hay
now, TO learn to smoke. AS soon as the
stones in the foundation cool off, the
farmer will build new barn.
a runaway lumber car on the Erie
.ailroad, last week, m ,de hundred miles
IN hour, on down grade, and was only
,hecked by a rise and a switch. in time
o save an express train.
The other day two young girls of Car
invillc Illinois, bound their drunken
ather hand and foot, and SO KEEP: him
or two days. They finally released
lin on his promising to joiu the Sons of
temperance.
Johns Hopkins is the wealthipst Bal
imorean. His estates, valued a. $1,000.
100 he intends to place at the disposal
f trustees to found the John Hopkiu.
University of Baltimore" He is IS
ears cid and a bachelor, and earned all
is f0rsuue
A Fond du Lac dry goods clerk who
rent out for duck hunt on Lake Win
ebago recently. put such heavy charge
, his guu that he was Kicked" out Of
is boat. while the offending fre-arm
'und its way to the bottom of the
Ike.
Mrs. B. +. Allen, writes to the Des
loines Register to say that she was
ected President of the Polk county,
illinois. Woman Suffrage Association
ithout her knowledge or consent, and
lat she cannot accept, as she is not in
Tmpathy with the movement.
A herd of nine hundred Texas cattle,
eing passnred near Arlington, Illinois.
-oke loose the other day, and are now
large in Arlington and neishboring
wnship, doing incalculable damage to
ops, killing horses. &c. They are be-
g shot wherever they are fonnd.
Since the close of the war remarka-
c increase is noticeable in the produc-
IN of peanuts, and on many of smaller
antations in the Border States they
I'VE largely superseded tobacco. Vir-
MIA will send to market this year 4OO,-
10 bushels; Tennesse, 100000; Geor-
a and the Carolinas, 15O, to 2OO,-
m buahal,