Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-10-26
Inst IL "a Fond Ten.

Tale College has entered upon the 7ist
year Of its existsncs.
A little boy was recently sent b ex.
press from Boston to Pittsburg.
The population Of Lancaster City is
2o,l6l. In 1860 it was 1868.
Interesting-the article on Hungarian
vitality Published in'TsstaSsrrd..y,s stS rrd..y, North Nor
American.
Maysyille, Kyn Plowc clfaet factories lies ship
ped one thousand seven hundred plow
to the south last week. os s- ~
Five hundred women in one Wiscon-
sin county worked in the fields this
harvest.
According to the Lowell Aeus, 7,945
squirrels were recently captured BY a
hunting party in East Weare. Mass Is
Generals Banks and Butler are both
nominated for % Congress in Massachu-
sets. zig 40 4af -H,I T1l bJlats
After the death of Queen Elizabeth.
it was found that she had 2 900 different
dresses. 7i .ad oFt assd ilaI hiIcr
One of the new looms in the velvet
factory at franklin. Kansas. turns out
two hundred and eighty yards per cay.
oiGrasshoppers, ,lo,o 600 to the square rod,
are doing serious damagein Piscataquis,
Maine load iai molt La13 ga"
A Western editor announces that he is
panied to hear that dear friend of his has
Just gone to Heaven.n1 I'D iial o- Has
The prevalent epidemic out west is
agricultural fairs. People are sick of
them. '-' '''- ' ''.
1t is said that, under the impetus of
free labor, the southern States can raise
cotton enough to supply the manufac-
turing power of the world, ''~
..|.HH> go q grI.l -.|tf fIg
A workman in a Cincinnati rolling
mill struck bombshell with sledge
hammer. The shell went of and so did
the workman. - .-..,
The citizens of Bath. Me-, still retain
the old custom of having the city bells
rang at sunrise and sunset, regardless of
the clock. .... ...-.,.,t.. .....as,... 10.
The German Inhabitants of street in
Detroit are in high state of infuria-
ton, because the Council named it Ma
poleon. -at lo ..t .ii -..s au.
The ex-Queen Isabella of Spain has
settled near Geneva. She had fine
residence near the lake. The Prince de
Joinville is in Geneva. -. .r.,sI s.s,I
The entire civil administration of
Prussia is being conducted from the
headquarters of King William and Count
Bismarck, in Francs. aH
Mark Twain wants to have an armis-
tice proclaimed until his map Of Paris is
into French aud German and
supplied to both armies.
"A strong minded woman at Sioux
City. Iowa. keeps a house of refresh
nent, which she has digniied with the
name ofthe Woman's Rights Hotel
Mrs Mcfarland will soon publish
some papers and magaziue articles of the
ate Albert D. Richardson, which have not
get been made public. 'i
The plum trees in come parts Of the
Middle States are reported to be in full
bloom, having mistaken the recent rains
and pleasant weather for early spring.
Thackeray speaks of place in Ire
and where the sence of elegance was
30 keen that the servants brought up the
Goals for the CRATE on clean plate. i
According to a famous French writer
he Partisan women posses thirty-seven
thousand ways of saying "no," and in
variation in saying yes"
A veteran observer once declared that
40 one knew what envy or jealousy
we're until he had served in the army.
The observer probably never belonged
10 church choir.-Phila. Ledger
A rude fellow once told Mr.. Barnum
ne had never exhibited anything that
wasn't barefaced humbug. ""Yss, l
nave" said Mr.. Barnum; the bearded
ady wasn't barefaced.' iii
The quantity of light from a lamp
liminishes as the square of the dis
.ance increases. Thus in reading a
book three feet from lamp, the reader
,as four times as much light as at twelve
eet from it. v us r qsf i5or1r
Omaha puts forth loud call for capt.
,alists to 60 there and establish paper
Mills, broom manufactures, linseed oil
nils, tobacco and cheese factories, and 80
,n.- She wants to diversity the nature
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