Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-09-14
Quarter Sessions.
Com. of Pa vs.. VIM j Smith.-assault

Same vs.. same-MaliciOus mischief.
Same vs.. same.-Assault upon an off
Ger. Deft pleaded not guilty. After hear
ing evidence plea of not guilty was with
drawn and plea Of guilty entered. Def,
sentenced to three months Imprisonment
in county Jail and payment Of costs and
enter into bonds to keep the peace for
one year.
Com. vs.. Samuel Bair.-Larceny. De-
fendant found not guilty.
Com. VS.. Samuel MilIiken. Larceny
Deft found guilty. Sentenced to three
months imprisonment in county Jail and
payment of costs.
Com. vs. VIM Landis and David c..
Hoops, supervisors. Not opeuing road.
The width Of road not having been en-
dorsed on the order to supervisors, the
order was declared invalid, and defend
ants found not guilty.
Com. VS.. John Gingrich and Thomas
Patton, supervisors. Not opening road.
Prosecution failed for same reason, and
defts found not guilty.
Com. VS.. J NJ BARLEY ct al Malicious
mischief. Deft found not guilty and that
he shall pay all costs.
WOMAN AND HoME-Home should be
the most attractive place on earth What
sham life must be where home is night
ly abandoned for theatres, operas, balls
and the society of others. He is unworthy
the relation of husband and father who
prefers the ompanionship of others to
that of the wife of his youth and the chill
dren he has begotten. But the attractive
ness of home is the work of woman. Here
is the throne of her power and glory. Not
in the legislative halls, not at the ballot
box, nor in short clothes, but at home
the guardian of infancy, the Instructor of
childhood, the companion of youth. the
partner of manhood, the comfort of old
age, let her diminish sorrow by her sym
pathy, heighten joy by her gaiety, soothe
by her tenderness, dignity by her intelli-
gence, elevate by her devotion She is
to make home all this by music, and pic
lures, and books, and delightful conversa-
ton. Especially should home be intense
ly religious. The fires of devotion should
burn brightly and cheerfully on the altar
Sweetly and gently each spirit should
evince its constant and higher communion
with Jesus. Home will then be retreat
from care, refuge from sorrow, the an
te-room of heaven.-Er.
The KNABE PIANo.-We refer with
special pleasure to the advertisement of
the Great Piano Mandatory of Messrs.
WIN. KNABE Il Co of Baltimore.
This factory is now one of the largest
in the world it is magnificent FIVE
story structure, fronting an entire block
on Eutaw st, and covering, together with
the Lumber Yards attached, some two and
one-half acres Of ground. Three hun
dred and fifty men are constantly en-
ployed turning out over forty instruments
per week.
The knabe Piano has by its superiori-
ty not only well nigh driven those of
Northern manufacture from the home
market, but also enjoys large sale in
New York, Philadelphia and throughout
the entire North and West, besides their
largely increased Southern trade
The most talented musicians of the day
both amateur and professional, testify to
to their superiority, and wherever exhib-
tied they have never failed to carry off
the highest awards over all competition
having received no less than 65 first pre-
miums. During the last season they were
used simultaneously by the most distin-
guished artists at the Opera Houses in
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Brooklyn, Chicago. &c. There is GER
tainly no instrument made, more durable
than the KNABE PIANO. none but the
best workmen being employed and only
the very best of materials used.
We invite the readers attention to the
card of Messrs. Stuart, Peterson & Co.,
the well.known stove founders of Phila-
delphia in another column. The manu-
factures of this firm are attaining a
worldwide celebrity, their merits being
of the very highest order. Send for
Circulars, etc. 2t