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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-10-25
Notice to Trespassers.

THE undersigned. residents of Delaware
l. and Greenwood townships; hereby eau
tion all persons against trespassing on their
respective properties for the purpose of gun
ming, fishing. or cutting timber. All persons
violating this notice will be dealt with &C.
cording 10 law.
Jesse .Spea akman, William KeeclI.
NJ. G. Farra, Isaac Ferguson,
Mark J. McGaw. Joseph Nipple.
Humphrey & McQuirus, David Cargill,
Jesse Frey. John VI Landis,
Jacob leager. John Warner,
Neleon Knight, David Shurts,
Joseph Carvell, Joseph Ferguson,
Jacobs Hopes. John Il. Ferguson.
Jonathan Clouser, John 7. D'mm,
Joseph Sausman. Lewis Cargill.
Thomas Dimm, Joseph J. Castles,
John s. Cargil. Henry Pontius.
Jeremiah Bruner, George I. Frey.
John NJ. Hibbs, Eufus VI. Ford
Isaac Crosson. [aug2l-5m
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-10-25

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
MINER TIME TABLE.
Through and Direct Route to Washing.
ton, Baltimore, E!mira, Erie,
Buffalo, Rochester and
niagara Falls.
FOUR TRAINS DAILY from and
five to Washington and Baltimore,
and FOUR TRAINS DAILY
to and Five from the North
and West Branch Sus-
quehanna, and
Northern and Western Pennsylvania and
New York.
.ON AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY 29rh.
~ 1871. the trains on the Northern Central
Railway will run as follows:
NORTHWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Baltimore ........ $50 a m
leaves Harrisburg ........ l:55 p III
leaves Williamsport...- 6:25 III
arrives at Elmira.......-l03e p III
BUFFALO Ex leaves Baltimore....10:2O p IA
leaves Harrisburg-...... 2:25 IA
leaves WilllamspoIt....-. $50 = III
leaves l:5J a u
arrives At Canandagua.. S:io N
FAST LINE leaves Baltimore ........l 1910 m
leaves Harrisburg ......-. As D
arrives at Williamspori $40 n,
CIycIN'i Ex leaves Bal;imore 49, 7:4n v III
arrives at Harrisburg. ..l2:Ol a m
YORK HAIR leaves York. -. 6:10 II IN
RIsB'G Ac. I arr. at Harrisburg. I:45 m
SrxBURY Ac. north leaves lIarrisb'g 500 n
arr. at Sunbury. 1850 n NJ
SOUTHWARK.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Elmira -. ......... $50 m
leaves Wiliamsport.. 9:25 a III
leaves Harrisburg $4,000. :25 p III
arrives at BALTIMORE. 6:l5 d IA
BUFFALO Ex leaves Canandaigus..... AS M
leaves Elmira.-.-..-. ...- $50 p nj
leaves williamsport.. ...-l2:3e a M
leaves Harrisburg. ......-. 5:25 a m
arrives at Baltimore .-. 9:i5 II,
CISCIy'I Ex. leaves Harrisburg .l0:f5 n.
arrives at Baltimore..... .2:30 m
ERIE ExPR's leaves Willamsport..... S:25 n m
leaves Suntury --.......-I0:2O q III
arriees at Harrisburg. leo . m
ERIE NAIL south leaves Williamsp't 1000 p m
leaves Sunbury -l2:, 5 n Ia
arrives at Harrlsburg 2:30 q m
Pacific Ex. south leaves Harrisb'g iI:35 IN
arrives n. BALTIMORE. 6:05 D m
YORK HAIR leaves Harrisburg. 5.25 m
RIsBG Ace. J arrives at York ...-.. 1:lG n,
BAIT. Acc. south ledye- Sunbury... 5:"0 m
leaves Harrisbnag....... $40 IN
arrives at Baltimore. p m
Mail Train north and south. Fast Line
north, Pacific Express south Cincinnati Ex-
press north, York and Harri burg Accomnao-
dation north and south, Erie Express south.
Erie Mail and Sunbury Accommodation north
and Baltimore Accommodation south daily
except Sunday.
Buffalo Express north and south daily.
Cincinnati Express north daily except Sat-
urday.
For further information apply at the Ticket
Office in the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot.
ALFRED Il. FISKE.
General Superintendent.
Harrisburg, January :, 1871
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-10-25
THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS
Is AT
PENNELL'S CHEAP STORE
IN PATTERSON, PA.

THE largest and best assortment to be
L fonnd in Patterson. Thankful for the
liberia! patronage heretofore received from
the public. | would respectfully announce
that have just opened very large stock OF
Goods well suited to the trade. My stock
consists of q full assortment of fine and staple
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-10-25
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS.

He hason hand beautiful assortment Of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, sc which are of a good
quality, and well worth the inspection of the
hur
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-10-25

BY the President:
j C. BANCROFT DAVIS, Acting Sec y
of State.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-10-25
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes Of q Laxative
Mo1iciDe

Perhaps no ono meli-
cine is so universally re-
quired by everybody as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before so UNIVERSAL
ly adopted into use, in
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgatlve
Pill. The obvious rca-
son is, that it is a more re.
liable and far more eGec-
tual remedy than any
Il
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

THE BEST PLACE in New-YOrk to buy RELI-
W4TCHE DIAMONDS JYwELHY
SQUIRks 81 Puon-s. Diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
D0IICE NOTES.

Louis Phvfr aCe S. of Jersey CITY, fell from n
ladder No. leo ousonst Last evening" and was ay iuucI
Palmer & Bonds stock of produce at No 2i7Wash-
ingoI b., LastI VO b le e-J !tstray and the bGES
slCuD -..
An unknown man, are about 80, Of hnht conl-
'plcIo Wa ln tesi yetsry e aer near sors S4n, Hs
bor staten IslId. -
Sudden doath7 yesterday: Catherine Nunery, age
% al No VI Bettr''JL LlAs D servant empoed at No. T
West TwentyfnhSs >
Alrch Muller, nrc 90 fell on the sidewalk in front
Of No los RNet M aud striking his bead the eurbCEe
almost instantly liIled. - T.. ,.n.-
A fire, last evening, IN the lquor-store Of Claus
W0 No 81 W6,tst caused s2O damage. Tle proprietor
rested suspicion Of having fred tbs bud.ug 49,, r.,
VIM, Henry tcoloredl, alias " Bally.n who stabbed
Samuel Spencer Oore d1rug alteration IN Dstesk Oct w.
cleI up a tho PraBllps Police Station lat evening"
Fire Ma,5lIal Keady of Brooklyn reports II fires
during October Involving os Of GGC25 bungs a1d 81 B6j
SON. luEu tG.Hss, s9SJVy op st1k, 1885, estimated
actual loss, &s,sV1 80. .. NJ ..'+. =
An unknown man oge about %, with auburn hair
and light ws,c ani dreei in DARK t,otg committed suicide
BY um the deck Of the staten ald ierry5o
Pomona near Robbins Reef gLtIlOnse. .. .- -
Eighteen complaints against policemen were dis
posed " yettery b. Commissioner Smith Poman Wright ferg
son. cbarsed entering Sacl House in Fast Fy ntht IN
Icd On e morning Of tho Jsh uL Psadl 'ld1en ines' Re-
Edward Harifordof of fifty-sevonth-s st. and Seventh.
while driving coach down the Hudson River Roa1
Eleventh and P seyeuhg struck by loco
aud seriously Injured. AZ Lsr-s- ~sd sd outright and tie
coach smashed r-si % "- 20 .--'-
While Peter KissingcT, q cnrman, of 100 Second
ave. sdsl With furniture across the Harlem Railroad
trsck Ry sst and FcnbaVe yesterday, be into By
s"t NJ Tie hsrse killed the wagon demolished and
KsBC. e, "ab i,.aIy Injured
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

st. Nicholas Hotel-Senator Powell Clayton
Of Arkansas Gen, s. e. Nesley Judge Maynard and An
drew Clrncde Of PcnnBylvaHa; the Hon. Jesse g. vii.
ams Of Indiana, ex-MayOr lnRs OF Poughkeepse, and
William Wallace, General superintendent Great western
Railway of Canada. - st. James H0tel-J Edgar
Thomson President Of the Pennsylvania Central Rail
road Company F4 ATsnwe % aotSm5ihe a Hon w.
Hon. William Williams, NJ G., Of Indiana Gen. A, g.
Buford Of HehmOnd, T. Ganheld 81 Of Vermont, ,,Tt
nesOi4 Col D. T. Easement Of OHIO, Ward Cheney Of
Connecticut Alonzo NJ VII italian VceConsu At PHI.
adelphia and Thomas c. Durant. - GIlSey House
Charles @Iacaester Of Philadelphia. - NeW FORK
HOtsI-H. B. samues, esq, NJ Pp Of England aud Judge
Controller Hulburd of the Treasury Department and
Gen. a. r. Root Of Buffalo, - EpereH HouSe-The
Hon G. D.. Drake Of st. Louis. - Co!eman House--
minister HoteLThe Hon W. T. HorrOOip Of Vermont and
Leutenant-COmmander Green u &. Navy. - Uop-
MAJ Rotise-The Rev. W. o. Lamson, Paris, and Col. b.
c. Vouston, U. s. A. - Clarendon HOteDLout. Leso
Burr Of the BTitish Navy, Col L. SitgreaveS, Washing
HOuSe-D. T. Locke petroleum V. NasbyJ.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

g..
rendering service during term Of yeafs snaM nVs ~ Se
come annuiIed because Of the 10 fUial It
Sy labor in public establishments or by A'i'
win pTVamte m pbspnons whether gratuous or with
sSa be exempt from every tax, fee or % ssves
SEC In cases OF alienation or tranSst 10 separate
4, a. |orhidden under penalty OF nuinV, " ,has
rnSnsSs or Children under il years Of ago nom ueH
father or mother, ,,,or q, ca.ttes between hers or
sEc H. Il sne net fC1S So%a with union Of family
and no one d S bFocr: t. Keep under s aSnin tse
lon the the, :SST9s nS r. G1 nddscs sSs divided
sKG O. Ord BOOK W title 63 Is hereby derogatea "a
the part whIan revOkes nDerati0n'' because "a
Art Tho emancipation societies "a aS%ay Scf fs tSe in.
c;cctISn tRSsS 81 pfhSIh thS orphan Judges
soUx SIC Said Societies shall have Hen on the ser
vices Of slaves liberated by them In compensation VI 'D0
%r - The Following slaves sha be declared free or
| the Government may give whatevS employment I"
thinks Sr9Res s slaves given N ugurruUr
SEC g. Slaves Of uncertain heritages
a5andon sES sfsHS; tSe% they shall b
tain them except in case Of poverty and the ailments
snail OS nEsS X aeSera Sy e slaves by virtue
law remain for five years under the inspection OF tne
under penalty Of Being compelled If living in vagrancy,
labor IN the public ts aas e9
ART. Z. In suits In favor Of freedom,
| SEC. /. The process shall be summary.
SEC 2. There shall be ex-otloio appeals Whenever the
| decisions are against freedom.
ton to be made Of all the slaves existing In the Empire
with declaration Of the nae sex, condition, fitness ior
labor, and the parentage Of each, II II be known,
SEQ l. The time for the opening and closing OF the
israon shall be announced with all possible anteeeu
once by means of repeated notices. in which the proHls
ions OF the following paragraph sbal be inserted
SEC All slaves who through the fault or omission o.
the interested pares arc not given for registration
within year per its close ahall be pso Jaeo heid nee
SEC s. For the registration Of each slave the owner
shall pay once only the fee Of 500 res II within the te
hxed or Of 81 900 II it be exceeded The product Oh ts M
fee shall be applied to the Soss OF FeglSua''n anu
slave womens children nee Hy TINS a% o%ttnu
10 10 SO through negligence shall incur hne Oh t tS N
5000 repeated for every Individual omitted spS sim
Arttole 179 OF the Slli
sEG K The parish priests shall be obliged TO- have
specal books for tho Fesraonof the births and death
OF sayeT children since tNe date OF thus law, Eacn
omission shall subject the priest to fine Of 800.
ART O. The Government may In its regulations impose
fines up $780, and penalties OF simple imprisonment up
to year. 'r~ - ~ -,,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

For Stylish and Elegant HAT go direct to
the manufacturer, RsPESscHEfD, lls HSssau.st
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
HONE NEWS
THrRT0METBR YESTERDAY.

THrRN0METBR YESTERDAY ~
esn Noon S. hidrsht
g75 R5ll G0o 5s'
HIGH TIDE TO-DAY.
Long Branch Rockn. Ba:tsrv and r,,,,
way, and Coney H. n !. Baths FIuS""H' H. l.
;!a9;, pm 20 c:gs a.. an % 7!4a GshT3
ERITuRR PR, sPRCTs THIS VICINITY
CSee Fifth psge)
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

If your lo;r ing out or turning gray,
10 not easily avert AYEN's Hu"
vii the your grief by restoring yO7 LAR to ii,
nsara Herewith your good looks AM good
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
LONG ISLAND.

SHELTER lsiGND.-Ihe Fish Oil Works wei
burned on Tuesday. Loss, from $4,000 10 s2o'OOo
-----.nn.r .,rrrr,n 1,nIrNrTIv-n
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

New style Shadow. POrce-
IA LRWIA. ~ ChAlhaA-aL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

Tie baseball championship question must
now be Iete and great the interest manifested in
the result Int hanlosbp importer has
long ago beea o. the wodregowned KNOX whose
fan,us Hat En- oruu Is at Broadway cover
the head Of very ssls,ie
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
mo THE VOTERS of the SEVENTH SEN

Il AT0RIAL DiSTRICT-We present to you as a candidate
for Senator CHRISTOPHER PULLMAN
nominated BY the Republican party hut lis claims your
port upon that nomination aloe We appeal the
the District Democrats Republican, poor
born and adopted citizens examine the political situation for then
the records Of The Candidates presented
decide which Of them wors will egecuay the
reform Mr. John Bradley the Tammany Hall candidate
the organised body plundereu who have for
ruled this unfortunate city, and BY their frauds thsS and
Tupuons, made the Of Demooney odous and caused
good doubt whether the system Of municipal inds
pendeDce 10 sound He has been and the tool and agent
Of the Ring sclve participant In the execution u S schemes
and shGrer in It's Punde AZ member Of The sepAe be has voted for
evetT bad law, and reelected will sustain bis ooniederse
attempts TO avoid and puhnspt for their cms Mr. James
en nominated BY another faction Of the Democratic party and BY
himself He young long enough
ndedi but Jet 70 that he different op shA hs
has been He 10 known 10 the pubic only hosr Who BY bis
caon with and nhueoes the Idle and Vicious able
70 e emcea Of Alderman and SbR In both Of which hs dsn
gashsd only for h hearty cooperation With The Tsmmiuy ply 10 all
hef VAniea In ls be end eHspt agent Of To
ammsny Leaders organizing and perpSths s siatc Ius aph
"e nane 9 WhcA ns people Of this STATE robbed " hs
political hhtL To this sy bs .bpssd poSs ones
ruaiss armed eth III ntAoh., 70 sysnv. and .,sal Ii.
omee7 ~ election He has esnfedeTss and asdsss
Tsmn'nJ uaa within few nssss stsnp 70 trade With
s essns fr s advantage By rsvsais Information
"nA ~ An esa pod Of fer hAp rear and suppressed
rss be isd 70 nIhs late essfs1stssh causs
M peno o. supporters 70 sg hng, Cor hs esving
2ses hoes dasas Chnsisphsf Pullman s known s ,op
hh living .nd M means no. 70 the spss Of secs hi h
own A'ssF hep He h hAy pubys o6o %
wa n0 asl' a 4ss, ,ia b. Svs y.sn age s,s.lsd
as c"srsS vn bh btessat sivesnds bob active
TsnHAay Pevss thS ef b - ehsl.;
soeo hae prs'snsd Gan b asny claimed that nos than
osrd' Of Tou veal vicious V prsfsf eons uns,
ps'n nAh' laws M y~ Ansv Al ,bs po on the h Of soysu.
0en sAML }. oJAssBY. Chairman COnnittss
AxSht WHsoz. chAiFnAs Il couTssaOa
9ss y. CeAopHoH. seerst.r,.
Pha!osTT,QG,RA.PHs,-NSw ~ T,9!,.A style Shadow, POTce-
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

BuRNETr's KALLIsToN is the best Cosmetic.

TTpOLpUO WOLTE'S CELEBRATED SCrIEDAM
VoGlsriy of the world renowned AROMATIC
SCaRnAN s,Hy,Prs Clorho ole, NewYoTk has resulted
Qnegt rtay cunterfinc, hy who Wish 10 fni
Sale e This wonderful durtic has been pronounced
cng scals in tue county s the purest
tal oed sale Put up in quart and pint bOI aud
To-. a,c L, All. I,u. and
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
IMPORTANT TO INYALIDs

GASrN tie nutritious rud delicate loo
ro b. ne only thing the stomach could rtti ~ Of
..d By al drug m and At tie Wholesale GcpU BY
CAALE SIAVSG, lJJ Waterst, MGllen.Gue
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

When the energies have been OycrtaXtd and
ieeD disturbed HgLNBoLD BrCnu wonders 1t contains
opium morphine governs the inenor economy Of the human
syst m administered for dease Of the bladder kdneys weak
female sg iys. a.u and co lants Incidental to the
Smyrna times., 1871-04-26
Bear i'm Mind.

When disease has undermined the health and the physical
system has become prosated stmusnt tkat will not only
strengthen but the should be Immediately
sorted to- Mental distress also fruitful of the break
ing down OF the constitution and the Of this to
heath are truly alarming. For all such maaes osSttcr
stomach Bters have been found BY direct
up" the digestive they the heavy dsageea
be feeling after eating complained persons Of
decate temperament As digestion is restored the
patient finds his strength increasing his general health
Improved.
Thousands OF persons certify may be relied
cases OF weakness debility ssdena
habits The generality of Bitters dsagreeabe the
taste that they Objectionable weak This
not the with HOsetter Bers which will bs found mild
and extremely pleasant Balsamic plants barks and
tribute their restorative render soothing and
strengthening Its basis is the only stmuant which
ever been produced containing other de-
eerOus element The careful and sku chemists
anayzed the Btters and them harmless This
scientific testimony but the testimony the hundreds
thousands who have the curative
effects Of the GREAT VEGETABLE TONIC and ALTERATIvR
modern mes still more conclusive. In Fever Ague
Dyspepsia Biliousness Nervous complaints Chronic Gem
plants and general debility nearly inbs
in this taliiole world can be. aprill9lm
Smyrna times., 1871-04-26

THE CONNECTICUT ELEcroN.-The result
of the deliberations Of the State Canvassers
over the returns of the recent election in Con-
uecticut is published. On the face of the re-
turns as made up by the Canvassers, Gov
English is re elected by very small majority;
but various alleged errors, including an over
count of 100 for Mr.. English in the city Of
New Haven, and "a in the town OF Eufeld,
will come up for consideration and action by
the Legislature. If these allegations Of error
shall be sustained before the Legislature, it
will appea- that Marshall Jewell, Republican,
has been elected Governor by the people by
about 80 majority The remainder of the
Republican State ticket is elected.
Smyrna times., 1871-04-26

In the active pursuits of pleasure or gain,
the uestimable blessing of health is too often
forgotten until disease is firmly seated, and
the fact only realized by great bodily and mem
tai suffering. The liver is the vulnerable point
in most persons, and the disarrangement of
that organ involves almost the whole system ;
hence the reason why under Liver disease
there is enumerated such number of affilc-
tions and we claim the Simmons Liver
Regulator to be remedy for them ALL
Smyrna times., 1871-04-26

THE PtEf!DSs'hE G[ant has just finished the first
month the .scGos h1 o PSI Hs tf'1 se decrease Sc sSs
Of the public debt during TINS ot o4In vet n.d asa
cadi9S ing a an tbe reduction of the debt since the
eSS 9So o. of' March 1869, with the reduction Of
2Ii SiI Sio II %6S in yearly gold interest These are
s.o,. aaCcc,ompIished, having no parele in the
i&',S t,.orr Of This Government, or that of any
ntI,Ui' ntSar General Grant may be blunderer, or
U'nsrt rsrv lnrkv man vet that kind Of blundering
nb;c6 conouers rebellion, saves the Union,
mreserves S the public credit protects the rights
~ man and navs the national debt Of this rate
:" inst the sort of biundaring or good luck that
suits the tastes of the American people.-N
Y Independent.
Smyrna times., 1871-04-26
Mystic Water from DAvID's WELL.

~ DEAFNESS, BIINDFESS, and CATARRH treated
with the utmost by IsAACs NJ D. and Professor
Diseases of the Eye and Eear his speciality in the Me
cal G"rge % PSn9:ylyan = years @Hprre9ce doTmery OF
mails be his Office. The medical faculty invited
to their he his practce
Artificial eyes inserted without pain. No charge
Smyrna times., 1871-04-26
Periodicals, &C.

:, ,,nher Is superb. The Steel
I,nr's FRiExUIhsev sncelsn The Fashion rIAte ns
.Yos.inte NSs of xuiShcu perSona<eS' ait Oh
actual style. For erhls' c sec PVos-
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psctus The NAV number thil! TeHches It's
psrRRSONs MAGA H. shionS are tue pest rs T
u.usl hi gh StanlaII II,srary department 'l' ' ~
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;nr ,r,ns &c. PrOsPe'' - rhis oxcs,Iant fash,op
vv for May has ~ in the fashionable worlu hhu n"ue'
u0pk githnHt pei ~. make II the bost in the word
iravs. 'tGn. 'tG, are beautiful ann oa % OsT annual
Its iashlonH H,rrisy Philadelph'a' " ,., :,
p,,rRs McSIcAL ied lr0n 3s ullsize music paSes, oG
new music the modest sum of 80 cents s$nd 81
ebh the publ or 81 the January
rnts Samp md we cOhhueht J"1 400 Rr".
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rndnx IL Aue''
New York .,,..ri- ,xondarful work Ia rem
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tunary descrloe travellers. Warriors 49,
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dom Saws Hhe le th;,,cs Nhich
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Information ,r all costs no grese SNe ga"
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Smyrna times., 1871-04-26
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

DULINIn Camden the 4th inst. Garrett Dulin aged
about 20 years.
The New York herald., 1871-11-03

on Northeastlari, 4, which IS still further north
than Spitz~Iren and In latitude 81 de-
grees nora, huges masses OF DRIFT wood
and opler drift produce from southern
latltuoes piled up on Shoai Point They reported,
.sThe shore Is covered with an Incredible mass OF
dri,swoOd. among which are pieces OF pumice stone,
bi ch bark corx raftwood from the Lofoden Islands
and other articles carried there by the current.
The driftwool was piled In long line along the
shore. Higher up was another wall. which the
water could hardly reach even IN spring tides. y
Torrel when examining all this found, among other
similar things "a wepreserved bean OF cnLada
This bean. about and q half inches In diameter,
carried By the Gulf Stream across the Atlantic
Ocean, is frequently thrown on the coasts OF Nor
way and In tins instance offers the Dest proof that
the Gulf Stream also reaches the north coast OF
Spitzbergen. Timber marked with Roman letters,
raftwood ship timber, driftage and birch park were
also found in Immense quantities at Seven Islands
In latitude stili further north than elLher Spitzber
gen or Noriheastland
During DR.. Hayes sojourn at Smiths Sound, at
Port Foulke aud In the most severe weather, "with
the Thermometer below the freezing p0.nt OF mer-
curry, once even at 0.70. the sea in the vicinity,
that the beating Of the against the shores and
against each other could always be heard. even
when the sun did not appear Tor months and the
I'm the long polar night could not be seen." Won
Middend0rn, distinguished me m0er 0i the Russian
Imperial Academy. who accompanied the Grand
Duke Alexis in 1870 towards the Pole, wrote 10 Dr.
Pctermann, IL have been able to-day 10 demon
strato TO the Russian Imperial Academy that the
Russian corvette WarjaR has proved the extension
0r the Gulf Stream 10 the west coast oil Nova Zen-
oia, anu that we found II IN the meridian Of Kanin
The New York herald., 1871-11-03

ter, and one familiar with 1t has said:The fervor
increases AS we reach Malacca, IL all agow tn India
and becomes stining IN It's intensity these equa
oria waters, after travelling Is 900 miles and being
fully 800 days under vertical sun, are thrown
against the eastern shores or Africa
In Its course Its pathway is strewn with the marks
OF its thermal and climatic power. II the Gulf
Stream has clothed Ireland with Its robe OF verdure
and made II the 'Emerald lsle,n the Kuro Slwo
has done much for the Aeuttan Islands and Alaska.
They are mantled with living green.
Is clear that the two great currents OF hot water
move with mighty thermal energy toward the Polar
Basin. Analogy Will show what effect they will have
II the current known as Hnmboldt's pcnetrates to
the equator and coos its seas there TO the delicious
temperature OF the Galapagos and MarIucsas
Islands why should not the Gull Stream pierce the
Pole with heat suicen. TO preserve lis waters from
perpetual congelationY
II we 10 believe the reports and records Of Or,
Kane and DIR. Hayes. the open Polar Sea seen by
their expeditions was iD temperature above thtr-
temperature at which sea water becomes solid
twenty eight 0cgreesl.
There certainly issues from the space aronnd the
Pole ccaseless and mighty low OF waters 10 the