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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08
Just as We Found Them,

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Last year le, $50 Philidelphians died
in 1869 the number wasil 1896! ti,-,1
Judge Turnkey, at the, last venango
county court. fined four jurors, who rdid
not answer to their mines. SIS each.
In the little city of Johnnisburg, Pris-
sia, one mad dog bit twenty six persons,
recently, of which thirteen fell victims to
the dire diseasee,;z9 y,yga1 /
Observations in india on cases of sun
stroke cofrob6rate The theory that iintep.
sity of light.ia addition to heat is con
cerned in producing the. ruiigliiiioas effect.
A heavy rock fell in the . Riadlesburg
coal mine. Bedfold county, recently. iil-
stantly killing man named Evan Jones
and severely iijuIing another,,name nh
known. ...-.-, ......-......' .....i'-~ f
A citizen of Pittsburg. who brought a
suit against the Board of Health for
$1,000 damages Tor the forci5le removal
of his daughter, while suffering from
small -pox, to the pest-house, where, as
alleged, she died fron exposure and van.
of care, has recovered St330.,' 49, 49,, ,
a lad named Freis aged -eleveD y ears,
whose parents reside at M6nmplftf Jpnc-
ton. got up in his sleep the other night
and j',mping from shed adjoining his
bedroom, to the ground. walked in the
snow with nothing but his night clothes
on, to a neishbor-some half a mile
away. The little somnambulist YVES ia
ken in, and car ed for, and the next day
was noue the worse for his midnight
walk. ........... ........... ...... s2rr.l "a
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08
Misffllan .n,ls.
M ---rr---Itr1tSrls
THE CELEBRATED SINGER
MACHINE

rFHE superior merits of 'he Singer Na-
/ chimes over, an otaessyf9T either family
use or manufacturing ppl ioses, are 50 wsll
established and so generally admitted, That
an enumeration of their relaiise excellencies
isno longer considered necessary. f-.'
OUR NEW 'PA,lILY,MACHINE,
which has been years In preparation aud
which has been Brought 10 perfection regar,l-
less Of time, labor or expense, and is,pov
confidently presented 10 the public IS COM
parably the best Sewing Machine in exist
eDce. -.a-
The Machine in question is simple, COM
pact. durable and beautiful. 1t is quiet Iigh
running. and capable of performing range
and variety OF work never before attempted
upon single Machine.-using either Silk
Twist, Linen Or Cotton Thread, anu sewing
with equal facility the very finest and coarsesi
MATERIALS, and any thing between the two e1-
,remes, in the mos, beautiful and substantial
manner Its attaehments for hemmIng, braid
ing, cording. tucking. quilting. telling trim
ming, binding. etc, are novel and practical.
and have been inyeuted aud adjusted -espeei-
ELY for this Ma,hine.
Machines always kept on hand at our
Clothing Store on Er:dge street, Mifiihtown.
Pa, for tie inspection of the public, and for
sale al tn, most reasonable prices.
Machine Cotton, Needles, Thread, OIL. &C..
n aisdseyeftttirs pertaining 10 Ibis Machine
ou,ilra nsy kepf. on Hand f!r 1ak. sPz.T
fFes b. W. 4ttREEYis co: Agents.
Mifiintown Jnly r. lS70-1y
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08

VIGILANCE GOMMITTEE.-The repor-
ter who writes up the Kenainston Nation
al Bank robbery for the Press, says, ii
the reign of crime does not soon C, ase in
Philadelphia, it will become necessary
10 form vigilance committees, such as
were formed in California, to rid them
selves of just such desPeradoes. who al
ways contrive to elude the meshes of the
law =.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08
Notice. of Appeals.

The County commissioners i'll hold their
triennial appsals Tor the year 1871 as follows (:
| Monday, February l3 for Turbett typ in
the forenoon 4nno for Perry svilte in the tert
noan OF the. same day at Ne Alauiynl's hotel
in PerryEville." i.l.7 Ia - pnn-Jin< Eiot
Tuesday,. February lltb- for Spruce i'll
at Spruce Hill school house. . yiff,f ur .
Wednesday, Feb. 10th. for Tuscarora at
WIn' ilackei s, M'Ooysyllis2 .elhlra !agas-
Thursday, eFebruary. 10th, for Lack at
Peru Mills. .....---.....-....a' .a'1oH '1H-t
Friday, February l7th, for Beele at Haide-
mans hotel, JnhuStOwB. .--.....- srrAri~
Saturday, February ls,h.. for. Milford in
the forenoon, and for Patterson in the after
noon of same,day, 1T Parker's hotel, Patter-
sone' ...-.-......--.---- s,ro. 'Ii.f
Monday, February goth. for Walker, g at
F Heid's hotel, Mexico '7:.o, 45i sfa'io7
Tuesday, February II st, for . Delaware in
the forenoon and Tor Thompsontoxn in the
afternoon of the same day, at Snydsr'e hotel
in ThdmpsoptOwn. .............H .Hoe.i y7Ii.
Wednesday, Febsuary 22d, for Greenwood.
at Thos Csx's bstel han .aoi4 y7uL baarp
Thursday, February 23d. for Susquebanna
at Darner s.hoiel. mi boa 5rfszjsIs .aagsagI
Friday. February 24ih,i for Monroe. at
Lands ihot !. Richfie Id Y1fmal .iirofn< y uI
Saturday, February 18th. for lFayette, at
North's hoiel, MiAGstersvlils. "a ~ gr..
Monday. February 18th, for Fermanagh in
theforenoon and M,tflin in the afternoon of
the same day in CommiSsioners'r Office. ,p4. n
All pessoas feeling themselves aggrieved
by the -hne: assessment may attend if they
think proper. s,-HA ,,f63G
BY order of the Board
oo AZ. ''''' J. MIDDAGH, Clerk I
Dec o. 1870 -''... ...---.--. ebqlfH oHlH.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08

Aside from the ad vantages Of her in
sular position, is England with free trade
any more prosperous. ary more powerful.
any more happy than Prussia is without
it? In London alone there are hundreds
of thousands of paupers. Formerly the
number was not nearly go great, but ev-
cry reduction of duties form protective
basis, every step, downward towards free
trade, was followed by woeful apgmen-
tation in the number of paupers.-Er.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08

In late number of HoodAulk + Caf
Inns Weekly is an article partly directed
against Jay Cooke, and one partly direc-
ted in favor of Commondore Vanderbilt.
Has the Weekly glided into the old rut
of New York clamor against every Phila-
delphia enterprise
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08
Great Fire il Plttsburg.

On the, morning of the 7th, last. a. fire
broke 6at in a stable ia South Phtsburs,
and before its rayasas. iwere checked 80
dwellings were burned aud thirty families
made homeless. Loss Asl5O, 1000. .rna e..
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08

READ.--Every one should read the
remarks of Jay Cooke, published else
where in the SENTINEL, so that they be-
come posted on the question of which he
spoke, namely, the '.North Pacific Rail-
way" -. ~. Z. ~ ----r--l-. L---- y N
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08
HOUSE AND LOTS FOR sale.

THE unders cned offers Mt private sale =
4 Two-story Log FRAME HOUSE pia--
tered and Shop. story and a half high, nGrl
.'s THREE. LOTS,
situated in JohnstoS II. JIniain county, front
ing on Main street and main road lie .ding 10
Perm. and COED FRAME STABLE. Fruit Of
all kinds. a good pale fence surrounding the
whole property. Lots in high state Of cult
va,ion. Apply 10 u. 7..-r -.
a.I-.. JOHN FALLADEANE,
..,t-- owner and resident on The place.
Jan 4, lS1l-3m a--- .f.-t t-..-
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08

The engineers of the Lewisturg Centre
and Tyrone railroad have commence To-
eating the road along Penns creek, for
the purpose Of getting things into shape
for the work upon the tunnel oi q $40.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08
Resiguat on Of Col. Mcfarland.

Col Mcfarland. last efkasen to the
Governor his, resignation as Psrintend-
ent Of Soldiers Orphans S Schsols, "to
take effect upon the copGrpAtion of a
sueeessor.y We;dsnbswhether the ma
jSsity Of those Who tassaiIed the \ Colonel
so bitterly were governed by the Purest
of motives. The Harrisburg yYelegrabh
credits him with the belief that he has
discharged his duties faithfully. His
Exceliency Governor Geary, in the fol-
lowing manner, disp6ses Of the ,Colohei's )
tender of resignation. .,.-....--
-. EyECuTIyE CHAMBER l.
Harrisburg, February 3. 1871.
Col. Geo. f Mcfarland:
MY DEAR Slg III accepting your
resignationis Superintendent Of Soldiers
Orphans Schools, itakeipleasu ure in tes-
tiff, ing TO the faithiu.ness anu efficiency
with which. in my oHinion, you have uni
formly discharged the onerous duties Of
tha, exceedingly difficulty, and highly re-
sponsible position L am fully aware of
the various sources sof opposition, and
the many trying circumstances against
which yen have had to conlend, ami na-
witl,standing, all these, | am happy to
believe that you retire with a record
that will bear The test of the stric.est
scrutiny and criticism. '1 hns 9i.' lid
You have my best wishes for your
success, prosperity and happiness 81 in
whatever spere of life it may hereafter
be your destiny TO pursue. ''''''
q Very respectfully and truly yours, %
o1f ,siosj 5ViarsGxJ j No. W. GEARY.J
The Governor has nominated James
p WickersEarn for the vacancy made by
Colonel McFarland's resignation The
is good one, and if the de-
par;ment of Soldiers' Orphans Schools
be united to or with the Common School
department, it will require just such
mastery ability as Mr. NWickersham
possesses to properly manage the bust
ness of the united departments. -uat..b
The bill for the transfer of the Soldiers
Orphans School department to the Com
mon School department has passed to
third reading. The Democratic Sena
tors voted solIlly for consolidation OF
these depnrtmen,s. Next to the aboli-
tion or destruction Of the war record
there is nothing that the Democracy
would rejoice so mach over as the break
lug up of the Soldiers Orphans Schools.
The silver lining to this dark cloud in
the Senate is discovered in the fact that
care Of the children of Pennsylvania
heroic dead has fallen to the lot of 80
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08
ISL rs l11E.

The new Declaration of Independence,
adopted by the Womsn's National Suf-
frage Convention at Washington, ID. c..
Jan. 1871: .-. ... a.. ..
I'VE, the undersigned. believe that the
sacred rights and privileges of citizenship
in this Republic have been long guaran
teed to us by the original Constitution of
the United States, and that they are now
made manifest in the XtVth and XVth
Amendments, SO that we can no longer
refuse the solemn responsibilities thereof,
do hereby pledge ourselves to accept the
duties Of the franchise in our several
States so soon as the legal restrictions
shall be removed And believing that
character is the bsst safeguard of liberty,
we pledge ourselves TO make The personal
purity and integrity Of candidates of
public Office the first test of fitness. And
lastly, believing in God as the Supreme
Author of the first American Declaration
of Independence, we pledge ourselves, in
the spirit of that memorable act to work
hand in hand with our fathers. husbands
and sons, for. the maintenance of equal
rights. on which our Republic was origi-
nally founded. to the end that it may
have what is declared to be the first con
dition of just government-the consent
Of The governed.
Ladies who are desirous of petitioning
Congress for the exercise of the cleo
tive franchise. can draw one after the
following, and forward 1t to any member
of Congress for reading there: g.
ITO the Honorable tie Senate and House
Of Rfprsseatdticrs Of the taited States
IN Congress dssemJicd: .r
ave, the undersigned, woman citizens
of the United States, desiring to exercise
the elective franchise, DO hereby pray
your honorable bodies TO enact dtclar-
atory law recognizing our right 10 vote
under the Constitution, as interpreted by
the XlVth Article or Amendment thereto.
AND your petitioners will ever pray
We here also give copy of a petition
that has been extensively circulated for
petitioners against woman suffrage. La
dies who wish to do so can follow copy.
get signers, and forward to Mrs. Gen. w.
Il. Sherman. or Mrs. Senator Scott:
"To the Congress Of The United States,
protesting cgasRst an ertensioa Of aco-
mar sefroge: -- '.
ave. the undefs gned, do hereby ap.
peal to your honorable body. and desire
respectfully to enter our protest against
an extension of sutfrase to women and in
the firm belief that our petition represents
the sober conviction of the majority of
thecouutry Although we shrink from
the noioriety of the public eye, we are
too deeply aud painfully impressed with
the grave perils that threaten our peace
and happiness in these prop osed changes
in our civil and political rights, longer to
remain silent. Because Holy Scripture
inculcates different, and for us higher
sphere, apart from public life. Becanse,
as women, We find full measure of du-
ties. cares and responsibilities devolving
upon us, and we are, therefore, unwilling
to bear other and heavier burdens. and !
those unsuited to our physical organiza-
tion. Because we hold that an extension
of suffrage would be adverse to the in
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08
BOYS READY aMADExCLOTHING

,OAL AND LUMBER YARD.-The under
~ sihned begs leave TO inform N1ae public
that be KEEPS constantly on hand a,large Sock
OF Coal and Lumber His. stock embraces in
part. Stove Goa. Smith Coal and Lime-bsr-
peIs Coal. at the lowest cash rates.. - dl
Lumber. of all kinds and quality. such as
White Pine Plank, two inahes. .do-l} White
Pine Boards. ! inch. do one half inch. White
Pine worked Flooring. .HemIock Boards,
Scautiing.. .loice.- Roofing .Lnth. iPlastsring
Lath, Shingles. stripping. Bash and Doors. =
Coal and Lumber delivered at short notice.
Persons on.the East side rf the River can be
furnished With Limehurners Coal, So, from
thecoal ard Mt Tysozs Lock. ..11H y iroE
aug l5-1y.. -........-. GEORGE GOSHEN
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08

The borough Of Chester, in Delaware
cousty. 10 the Oldest town in. the State,
having been settled in, 1643. and at that
time being known as Upland:
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08

The Lawrence county jail is filled to
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES being ictwenty.ons,
prisoners confined there at present.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08

Hon. J. Covode leave, nine children
snd a million aud half dollars. - -.l
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08
alew Advert sewtits.
SAEAllAA . 9

NJ ysNI5s kr.g aIyJ%'
Z I'd rHE wDR kfNG GLASS, I've are now
prebared % fariish al classes With constant
employ msnt athome the whole of the time
Or for t5ssp.ss moments Busne,s new, @
tight and profitable, Persons of either sex
easily earn from 81 e. to S5 per evening, and
a proportional sum By-dssssing their whole
time to the business Boys and girls eaIn
nearly as much as men. Tina. all who see
this notice muy send rh'itlalldrasH AMI ,lrsi
the business. we make the unparalleled offer
To such as are not well satisfied, We VIII
send 81 to Ipy fsf!ths |i!ofbleP Gsri'mg
Full particulars, valuable sample which
.wasf Do 20 evmmeHee work 90. Hnc aeopy OF
Tie RsqYisssLyeqry, iCTYan'on7zzapae Of the
largest and best family new:Papers ever pup,
v5uwaut perman aff,, protftab blc work, address
isfdpaI s59Et1C., kbLES s Co. 4
f@.t ..-.-.-.. tlT9H Augusta. Maine.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08
AGENTS! Read THIS,

WE WILL PAY AGENTS a SALARY of
w $50 per week and expenses. or allow
large commission, to sell our new and won
dertul Invention Address VI. WAGNER &
co. Marshall, Jich. ,sH FHlerol
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08

DSi CNONANCY. Any lady or gentleman
L can make ST 900 q monih secure their
ows happiness and independents, by obtain
ing PsyGhomancy. Fascination or Soul Char
ming. 400 pages cloth. Full instructions
TO use this power over men or animals at will.
how TO Mesmerize, become Trance or Writing
Mediums, iDivination. Spiritus lisu. Alchemy.
Philosophy of Omcns and Dreams. Brig ham
loung's Harem, Guide to Marriage. &c .lall
cohtnncd in this book: 100000 sold; price
by mail. in cloth Sl.25, paper covers ST.
NoTIcs.--Any person willing TO act as agent
will receive q sample copy of the work free
As no capital is required, all desirous Of gen
teel employment should send for the book,
enclosing lDcts. for postage. to T. W. EVANS
CJ.- a South Srh ST., Philadelphia
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08
Grocery and Provision Store.
s7.Ls -o--
Main, Street, MuHintown, Pa.

Main Street, MiMintown, Pa.
'lNHE sundersjgned, having rem owed hi
IL store from. East Point to the .buillinv
recently occupied by Enos Bergy as a -four
and feed store, on Main. sire /, oppbsite the
Post Office. would hereby announce to the
citizens of Nifflih ownand snrronnripp,c coi, ~
try that e.hos on hand a full and well select
ed assortment of ....-..... g. e 1insti : 3
ol.sGroceries and Notions. i.,.j. "a.
As follows -Syrups, Teas, Coffees, Flour and
Feed. Msckeral, Salt, Coal Oil, Buckets.
Drooms. Fancy and Common Soaps. 81,
Spices, Rice. Crackers Coffee 81
Essence, Starch, Corn rl1ii al. 3
.,|, ' Starch, Vinegar, ''',' q 81 80 Z
'--'-''' Washing .f7'-t z
Soda. Baking Sutia Lamp Fines. Latnn W;cts
Brushes; indigo, conbs, Hair Oil. Per-
fumery. Gloves and Hosiery. Sus- i :
pehders, Thread, Bnttons. M F
Notions and Stationery, and in fact a good
assortment of everything usually kept in a
country Grocery ando NORTON Store. Also a
large stock qflB6OTS. and al .u,,.,-y; t,z,n
Complete Assortment Of Ladies, and Chill.
~ Aren's Shoes and Brogans.
~ The highest rates allowed in EXCHANGE
for Butter and Eggs--aa Prompt payers,
thirty days.
marSo C. BARTLY.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08
New BE,Eg Store
20 IN PERRYSXILLE.a7a
DR.. r. A. Simpson

Treats oil forms Of disease, and may be con-
suited as follows:--At his oflice" in Liverpool
Pa, every SATURDAY1and M0NDAYEap-
poinrments can be I.ade for other days if q
Al Johu q. Lips residence, TMifliintown,
Juniats Cor, Pa, Mar. Ind, 1871 iill even
ing tF1i7''s EFiss .-tl'' .d&H"b'h 81
At Wii!iaE Dearing.s. Johnstown. Janiata
CO., Ia. ill noon, on the Bid of March.
BE punctuni. ~. To- aHiH.'i' .'-sir' = l.
ESrCall on or address is2i'o'sa.' 1.i
,.1.teE1spR-R X. A. SIMPSON, .
dec7 ..,. Liverpool, Perry Co.. Pa.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08

CIlAI{D FOR OUR PAMPHLET TO AD-
DL4ND yERTIsERSn Price % cts. GEO,
p. RowELL s.. Co., 40 PARK R9y, Nex lerk
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08
"7 gew advertisements.
HurraI1 !! .Hurrah
Ie- a-..5t -'rlI-7H f-. SrrT .r-i'sN 2
sf.ra '---l5,; .a,,@g nT
Great Excitement at the MifiIin
o. Is Chair WeYks - . es..i


WHY is i that eyerybody goes 10. TM. E.
SNYDER when they ara in need of any E-ind
of Chairs =? ...,,...- .,... r> ..,...t
BECAUSE be keeps the Best and Finest
Assortment Of all -inds Of ChaiYs that was
ever offered 10 the eyes of the public.
Reader, is y01 are in want ,9f Chairs of
any kind. You will DO well 10 call on tho ,un-
dersignei and examine h;s ,fna stock Of. u
CaanSs, Seat and EindST Chairs, ii.
of all descriptions. before purchasing else
where. Having lately started IN BUSINESS, he
is determined TO do he very best he can as
regards durability and cbeapness. and scar-
rants all ,ao1t na2utactu1sLd az A,a.. r', .-7"
Hs.Fr Remember ,he Sign of TIE BIG
RED CHAIR onthe pole ON the
corner Of N,ia and Checry streets, when you
want to buy gusd chairs. "a 50 .--..p 3.
ga.. i,K WM. F. SNYDER
Mifiintowu, Feb 5. 1871. ......-...-'. .b.gd
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~ TUX 1871. r.
illbe ready y for mailing by the middle of
January, notwithstanding our great loss of
typeGpa per, epgrayipgs, &C., by hrey which
des,ro Y ed tLe Job Prinling Office OF. the Roch
ester tDemocTat and Chronicle. 10Th December,
1870 It's will be 4priW ed on most elegant
uewtinted paper.S and illustrated 'wttli'nessrly
Five Handred original Engravinss.1
And two finely, executed .Colored, Plates
specimens for all of which were grown by
our,eIves the past season from our own stock
OF Seeds. Tn the originality, execution and
extent of the eugravings il is unlike and er'-
inently snperios TO any other Catalegue-or
Floral Guioe extant. .,..T ... r-.t
.The Catalogue will consist of lls Pspes.
ant as oog RS ,puhl.shej will be sent free 10
all WHO ordered Seeds from US The last sea-
sou I o others o charge of 45 cents per CO.
py will ,bs made, which is not the value of
the Colored Plates. Weonssure our friends
,hat the inducements we oi.er - purchasers
discounts and Premiums. are ualsurpassed
Please ssnd orders for CaI sloeues without
delay ...s,sai.' ii-a.i Iof'gsd .'---i-1
- =, Our Colored Chrome for 1871
VIII be ready to send out in January. The
CHI omo will Represent forty,two Vavieties
Of snowy and popular Flowers OF py,ur.sl
size and color. We design to make it the
best Platd Of Flowers ever issued. SIZE
l9x2i inches The retail value, ould be a,
least Two Dollars; We shall, hewever, iur-
nish it to customers at - cents per COPY,
and offer it as a premium upon orders for
Seeds. .See Catalogue when cut ',1 .->AJ
BRIGGS S BROTHER. Rochester. n. Y
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08

S. 70 SO PER DAY. s59s M5N' wGnhs Y aihl's
who en"age in our new business make from
S. to SO per day in heir own localities
ruii particulars and instructions sent By
mail. Those in need of permanent. profit
able work, should address at once. GEORGE
STlNSON s; CO, Portland, Maine. .-
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1871-02-08

lions acres of land embracing an amount
Of territory equal to, Maine, New lamp
shire. Vermont, connecticut.' sfassachal
setts, Rhode Island. Long Island New
jersey and Delaware 10 sbrail od'r
lie then went into a very interesting
description of the ocean current, which
governed the course Of trade. A, vessel
leaving China and Japan for Fan Fran..
cisco is now oblidged to sail withmseishny
miles of Puset'. Sonnd. Thence it has
to traverse six hundred miles to reach its
pot of destination. When the North
ern Pacific Railroad is completed. and
the proposed felegraphs are constr,ctads
the cargo of this vessel will be landed at
New York. and the announcements of its
sale telegraphed TO its shippers sooner
than the vessel can now be signaled of
the Golden Gate. 1t might be asked, :
Mr. Cooke said, in concIusion. if this
route possessed all these advantages. why
was it not selected in the first place az
the highway to the Pacifcl He had
asked this question himself. /, But il, is
easy to explain when we inquire into the
subject The Mormohs. N selecting
Salt Lake asJtheir site, did so with The
of hting removed from comnus.
ication with the rezt Of the world They
hoped never to, be troubled with the
worlds people, BIT they left their
track behind them, and when iF'remont
was sent out to quiet the indians, he |
naturally selected the saimeronte. Fben,
he, government was obliged to sent a
arge force to California f to take Ike possess
on of that country as a part Of our pay
nent for the EXPENSES IF the war with
Mexico. il Soon after the eold fever broke
mt. and .ofscourtebthei peoplelih thex,
ush went BY -ths beateu.s track. But the
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HAVING removed our, GOODS to Wilson'S
IL Store Room, Bridge street, We arc again
prepared to do business, aud have ius, re-
ceiyed .f 80,