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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

tFrom The Chicago Pnstl
II will be observed that DOOlittle, In his eN-
PLANTATION, does not deny having written both
these letters. He candldly admits IT, But he
says, 10 substance, that OOnatty must be an 10.
tOierably mean man TO print such oonhdontlAl
communications, written only tor the oulpour-
ing OF their mutual feelings, and the gratihca.
tion Of their own private and personal bosoms.
We are not called upon to defend OOnatty
against this charge. Mr.. Doollttle says that
"everybO knows from the tone OF the letters
they were never intended for publication" We
doubt II everybody knows that Tn the contrary,
Il seems plain as day that they were written eN.
pressly for publication by DOollttle, case 9o
should ever md II necessary to defend himself
The only thing that Il was not intended to pub.
iish, was the fact that this letter was actually
written by DoOlittlel And 10 leaving bis manu-
script In the hands Of COnatty, DOohtuo eNhib
lted de- res;oi simplicity that ought toeNe,adS
politicians forever. ftho letter does not shoV
| him TO have been q criminal, II proves him u
| have been u most stupid blunderer, ami pre-
| aents him In q rare attitude OF hhaurulty' sucI
lack Of sagaclty IL enough 10 disgrace an idiol
Nov we desire to ask our unfortunate either
four questions;
i. Does he stPpose that OsnAtty-who, q he
Is a knAve, IL evidently not loCl-Nould hay,
little one fourth OF all his prospective profits
i without any consideration whatevori
| q Docs he not believe that Conatty expected
that, In return for the one fourth pronts, Doc
little would use his otiicial influence 10 push IN
| scheme forward to SUGGEST
.. why didn't ConAtty happen 10 ask som
other man to share his unmanageablo fortune
to.bo-Jonos, for In stance, his crOny, or SnoOkl
1. Is il NOT about time for DooliItie to pul
that white hat down over his eyes, climb dow
| OF the stump, aud cease to make enthusiast
speeches for "areeley and TeIormr'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

tT I'M tho PhllAdHlphtA North American
The nomination Of Horace Greeley at Baltl.
more was an eXpedient OF desperation. That
party dared not 40 before the people with aag
Inscribed with It's principles, borne by pro-
nounced Democrat, The alternative vas "
sink both principles and men temporarily, and
borrow acdndldale without principles for the
occasion. The leaders hoped 70 astOund aud
stun the public, and they partially succeeded
BY taking MT; Greeley they expected TO divide
and distract tho Republican party, and so in.
noted for coquettiDg with tho Disconnected and
aspiring Of their opponents, and In that way
sometimes obtain a brief lease OF power. But In
order to succeed In that sort Of business II Ia Of
nrst importance TO select some opponent who Is
not peculiarly obnoxious TO either This eonsld.
Grafton appears TO have escaped the notice Of the
Democracy when II accepted its candidate for
the Presidency. Hence the distraction Of that
party and the Louisville convention.
The nomination Of Mr.. Greeley brought some
Republican support to the Democracy. hut II
Is now apparent enough TO the Democrats them.
selves that the accession OF strength from that
quarter Is not by any means so great rs wHs eN.
pected. II 10 very much less than RpOstAtiElng
Republican leaders and camp-fOllOWers prom.
isF1. The honest Republicans who are ready u
follow Mr.. FentOn In New York, Mr.. Sumner In
Massachusetts,, and Mr.. Mcclure In Pennsyl
Vania, in the very nature Of fittings cannot be nu
merous. And since tho Democrats are dIsap
pointed in their expectations OF q Republican
-..mDede into their ranks, they begin 70 awake
| 10 the fact tnnt .hey cannot afford to lose any
votes In their own party. hSscs the frantic de,
| nunclAtiOn Of the straight-Out mOyemous ~ Thu
Democratic press,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
FOR PRESIDENT
ULYSSES s. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS.


The returns from Vermont although not
a. full as could be desired, arc sufficient to
Indicate that We have won a great and glo-
rious victory, and, as consequence, to
demonstrate that Liberalism has made no
headway In the Green Mountain State. The
predictions Of the Greeley organs have been
wofully disappointed. Our majority exceeds
that Of last year, and approaches well to
that of four years ago, when General Grant
carried the State by the largest majority ever
given to a Republican candidate. The re-
suit indicates that Mr., Grcclcy's canvass is
hopeless, that New England Icpudiates him
and the corrupt coalition of which he Is the
leader. Well done, noble old Vermont
Now for Maine
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

ST. Mans or ans tAKE,l
DANE UOUETr, Wis Aug ~
sra: l have read statement In the Irtth
World that John Pope Hodnett, a member Of
the national Republican committee, had lnior.
nation that the Irish Republicans OF Wisconsin
were IN favor Of Greeley and Brown. beg TO
assure him that tho statement ls without tOun.
datiOu; they are 70 q man for Grant and Wilson.
There IL not ono Republican In the townships Of
westpOrt and Vienna IN favor Of Greeley and
Brown All are for Grant aud Wilson, and so
are thousands Of 1rshmen throughout tho
state, who formerly belonged to tho delubct
Democratic party. The Irish farmers, me.
chanics and lAbOToTs study thOlr own best inter-
ests, and will vote for the man who accom-
plishod so much for their own and the nations
COOL and not for one who did nothing. To
General Grant we are indebted Tor the freedom
Of 4OO0,O0 OF human beings, for the putting
down the rebellion aud establishing tho honor,
integrity and prosperity OF the nation. He is
worthy our support, and will have H.. WILSON,
sin will roll up q, OO) majority Tor bin on the
5th Of next November. PATRICK TIERNEN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
For sale or Rent.

NOR sAJE-sTnOR, FIXTURES AND COOP.
II Will u 4 Root ard sHOK STORY, yell VI
Gated Inabnty Of the proprietor the reason for sell
ing inquire ~ No sol Ponnsyltania avenus, OF
81 ~ seventh strest snuthuesL tubrnu.l sstu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

Iron the Omaha Tribune
What has been sweeping over the country,
has reached Kansas, But, unfortunately for
"Uncle Horace II Is not Uhappaquaek wave,
but a mighty Republican ground swell. How
prepOsteTOus and false arc the loud assertions Of
the "erOW'eateTs" that Kansas would go over
whelmlng for Greeley, may be Judged by the
demonstrations there during the last two weeks,
The stats Is In blaze OF excitement over the
question, Tho persistent blowing OF the De-
mOcracy about the thousands Of Liberal Repub.
llcans In Kansas, has raised the genuine Repub-
lean Ire Of tho people, and spontaneous up.
rising Is the result
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

HOWARD INSTITUTE SITUATION AND IA
III eilltios unsurpassed. Home School for hos
Academy EIPspSe5 ElSB PsT 9nnum. SEND ioI
circulars 70 Prof. @. hAThkWSi A; NJ, Mathews
r. " Bimps0n, GoorggtnWB, d. o. W. II. langley
otq., and Obp'. Il. W. howgate, Washington, ID. o.
nj ms
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

Tar LIBERALS ANp DEMOCRATS IN New
racuse to-day. The cry Is anybody to beat
Dix. The Sun demands either Church or
seymour.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

THE REw TARIFF, THIRD EDTTION.5lu
l PUBLISHED, MANI L OF UEiIhD
SEH FLA I9FTE wS IN f nNR R RTaSsr
ls7a BJ Samuel {, Morgan, Custom house broker
anu OOuP OoNTESTs w the MANUAL
Part I. TaTiH Laws from 1874 TO date, tho portion
in force T. IN large ppe, while that which Is repealed
IL 10 small type. ~
oAy arranged, with sItTGots from Regulations and
Decisions OF Treasury Department az footnpteA
Appendix. Foreign hannyb value As med ~ i,N
oIeisn MtiEhis Apd heaspFSS IeuqGsa 70 nIS
back STANDARD Weight Of Grain. Lneal yards 70
duosd - square yards Invoices Nhon ~ order. Sc
Try without invoice. AbAtsment o. duties tor dam;
goods RsappTAissnsnts. DuIles Psya9lo IA ooin;
frees Of weight Lien for duties Ton deemed 2,2D
bs kAllrosd iron imported Tor repairs 99y pII ~
voiced At AyerA price how duty Asaes,ed DfAN'
back on manufacturer Of inpnrted mAtetiAlI Tea
mage Tax TaIs bow rated. Dntsble value how ds.
house, tims limited, Drawback on foreign aaltpetre
manufactured Into GuaPouder. Protest. Against 90
esion Of Collector 1assSssioE rat" r. dTy S1a aPRSS
orunatlnR duty Of 70 per cent goods imported ~
certain foreign Veslsls Fire cracker. oan be dsPps
tsd 10 warehouse Invoices 70 state SIsiE9 TsiIhls
states stGiuGTy defined Salt IN bond for caring iSh
Damage Of rust Of iron OF stoe Discriminating guy
q ~ per cont 90 PTSdnS saSs o. We SsSs
ing and mATklpE packages In bond Uo?ds
remAuinR In store over pree years 70 be Aa
GbIndunSd. helmportAtioPs Return cargo; A1shln'
portAtion o. Eoods In bond direct for oeTtAln inland
ports DrSWbAoE On mAnufloturss Of who'd. Material.
Tor Shp build ne, free Of duty, under certain nland
fTnisd on heavy ybIte paper and WSn bound,
PEioe, 81 In paper and g n In cloth.
PIiII.P ~ sOI.OMONS,
NII Poaa'ylysnia syUnua.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
SINGING ACADEMY
$50 Pennsylvania Avenue.
PROFESSOR l.. CORRADI COLLlERE

PROFESSOR l.. CORRADI COLLIERE
WIN opOn his OlAssos for the present fol.
" Eism.aiSy ClA,, gu MONDAY, september o, "A,
xdsSPos VIAss gu TUESDAY, September 10, at
ISSisS' and Gsntlsnsns OIAss on WEDNESDAY,
September I, at $40 O'Clock. -
Private Lessons viii commence, also, MONDAY,
September ., 81 her At the Academy or at the rest
soi throat and loss Of voice should call upon Pro-
lessor o He tsaohss not only the cultivation and
improvement Of the voice, but also the art Of Pre-
serving II uniTnpalrGd and sac for an indehnite
ssS Its CIroular, September, Is7s. Aug7.eoSt
uOWAHD GNIVBRsiTS-Is1l.
THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
Year begins September I7i Tuition and Room
iTos.
LAW DEPARTMENT.
Year begins October ~ Tuition s5J; Full Course
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Year beSIpG ootober OF Lectures bOgin daily at
$50 O'Clock, ?, IN. Fees MAtdoulGtiO6, % Course
OF Lectures, BlOO.
COLLEGE, DEPARTMENT.
Year begins September 1 TultioB, 90 per yoAT,
ApplioAnt for admission examined September 10.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Year bsElns septsmbsr IL Tuition, o. per year,
Applio4nta Tor Submission oGAminsd september
NORMAL DEPARTMENT.
Year begins September I Tuition, &s p0T year
| Applloants for hdmissioa examined September ID
Sa5SosSt JOHN 4. COLE, Secretary.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
Educational

ACAbFMY,
1901 STRICT,
I'LL opan for tn season on hATUhllAlt hopternhst
T. ptsass call Tor circulars. Residence! NlN
twelfth street porthws-L sep3.ds
SFLECT HOOb.
> A Bslsct School for instruction 70 nc usual
branches OF higher schools As we'll - 10 the knElish
French and German languages viii be o9eaod sep
tsmbsr D at the southeast corner 81 hAat OAp Aud
Third stFesta, FoF further particulars apply u
t'lIAs. .. d. SEtlIlD,
Ehsi Ciapitoi stroot augl7.s06''
Mrs. WANDA SlIOIINSkI WILLIAMS,
vi graduate OF the Hotel lambert " Phris, W
rive ph'Ate Lessons In fRENUh ana MualO' or IN
olahssa.
viii also ts4ch a Ulass In school. ,,
REFERE NBNS' Rev. J. A. Walter, st. PAtflck's
church, Ao,i W. q. Met8erott A Co.
Address No. 1905 stteeL ang o.
CT. ATTHEM,s INSTITUTE X
> STREET, ~
RtudIes viii be resumed on MONDAY September
md Photography tAuEhtin the Collegiate Depart
msnta For further pArtiCu'As apply 70
| au9a % BROrHhR no ilAS, President
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

LoR sALK on EXCHANGE FOR uIrY PROP.
ERTY-NaluAhla Fam Of 5nD aorel On The
Potomac op poata Mount Vornpu. Tract subdlVided
10 salt puroh tsots Timber and sol uneGeelsd;
ATr,H 10 w A. DANGENelEBD,
snRiins Corner Ssvaath and y streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

0nMuulIzu/|
.N@<1';24/H.
THE WARRINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
OsrnsF seventh aud street,,
Gives Ts9EoaG5 PTspagssoS iPr 6 BTsGS.s gfSui'
THF DAY SFSsION5
AIp,d tho SS:. re S y0TSP sbS ,sa
anu 'oo0s 'f THE EvESisG SESSIONS
yonhs VIC are SUEsssd during the day and so'E pro
mou0n' TuE BUsINEss COURSE
Comprlsss. business ATi'hmsile, rsmmAT Compo-
sltion and Correspondence, Commoreiai GeoEIaghy'
RSspinE Sppled 10 the ya'ious branches q bu.
sncss, Actual bushes, Traeies, O2mnsIelh lE ~
00u'' THE PkRPARITuRY DEPARTMENT
THE ADVANCED BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
Students In each department arc assigned 70 classes
i THR z R Sa ~ T6IrIov. by the inS,aps.t
plan place lhe AnNahtAH"H OF hha ih'tubon Hishh
w lTh iizI soHoEAsTIO YEAR BEGINS MONDAY,
GRADUATES rsoaIvs the Diploma Of tho National
| Association nf Business College
tor particular Information call at the college or
Aua'''' W ',''1 II, q. sPhNCEK, President
PhnelDAl Ladies' DOpaTtmonL 1utlm
| NATIONAL UNIVERSITY raw OOLLEGE
/ N opens SEPTEMBER y, with three classes Ju-
nIoF, RenioF and POSTGRADUATE. Professors OaEej,
| Mao rfhur and WCdEWrnd, Degresl conferred ny
President q ant, sH06i,i9 Char CeOr Superior I'D.
ynntaEcs at reduoea II L-oture corner Fifth
| aud n streets, Judiciary Square: ,,..,,,,.,,,,,
| ". WILDWOOD,
/ Au27.lm' Vice chancellor.
| OF. JOHNS ACADEMY, ALEXANDRIA, VA ..
- The thirty fourth Annusl Of this school
| will commence September ,. IL y OF hlgh-sohool
grade and 10 updeT military discipline, short d. H.
| under ATnr, pTeosdiUE each daily sofsOn: Tbs mi
form Is cadet Etuy, ummed with black, With silt but
ton peculiar to the school There fu courses Of
leotaTss soientiho subscG, illustrated by hne hp
| pATAtus, and choice cabinet mlnetAls and 9,sIna
| neWspA or. Tue Academy Journal Is published b.
the ttndsnts There are, also two lit.rAU sOeletoi
| and school library Of = thousand NLlumfs Board
Hud tuition, $3.50 for session Of ten months, Iron
| Witch a dsdueIl0n Of S75 vii be made to studenii
rssdng Ia the District Of Columbia Win eDtnd kAtuT
day aud unday At home and have their washing and
| msndlng done there, send for Catalogue TO
| RICHARD L. CARNH, 4. NJ,
Eu2.IAWtSspI Principal.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

IrNITFD STATES PATENr OFFICE
WAsAtNaror, u. o, August ", ls1l
I'm the petition Of SAMUEL PEABODY. ~ Phhadgl.
rbis. Va p aging Tor ,hs extension Il psisnt
granted 10 him the 9lh a., Of hosember' ls' Il
n in pFov smsbt In La 'ia-' Hoop Skirt
ID IL oFietst that The testimony In the CAsN be
clossd the gath dht Of October nest; that Tho tins
Ia alias srFumenln and tho RtAr iUot's tNpc,t no
limited 10 tho 18th dag Of Nayep,bsy uStt and thst
ssii psitibn ba heard IN the l1sh day VI November
neat
saplWls ". u. LEg0FTr, bnmmlsslnnor
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04

NOR REM OR RALR-DwETLING AIa q
II atreet northwest II rooms Other improved and
Ssrt u. NtLHUkh,
AuFs im' dtB sIeSe
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-04
W ants.

IIrANTkD-A ROY OR YOUNG MAN IN
w Sbos store Oae living on tho liand pteterrod
Address II 7, tfiJo OF the NATIONAL hEPubLlons
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16
Poetry.
When Mary was a Lassie.


When Mary was a Lassie.
The maple trees are tinged with red,
Tn birch with golden yellow, s-,
And high above the orchard wall
Hang apples rich and mellow;
And that's the way, through yonder lane,
That looks so still and grassy
The way took one Sunday eve,
When Mary was lassie.
You'd hardly think that patient face,
That looks so thin and faded,
Was once the very sweetest one
That ever bonnet shaded
But when went through yonder lane,
That looks SO still and grassy.
Those eyes were bright, these cheeks were fair
When Mary was lassie.
But many a tender sorrow,
And msny patient care,
Have made those burrows on the face
That used to be so fair.
Four times to yonder church yard,
Through the lane SO still and grassy,
We've borne and lad away our dead,
Since Mary was q lassie.
And so, you see, I've grown to iove
The wrinkles more than roses;
Earth's Winter flowers are sweetsr far
Than all Spring dewy posies.
They II carry US through yonder lane,
That looks so still and grassy
A1own the lane | used TO go
When Mary was a lassie
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16

DoHERTY, the lale Chirt Justice of
ireland, tells good story of his posting
days. lie was going circuit in post
chaise. and at a dangerous part. where
The road skirtrd q decent, one Of the
horses, that had been behaving wildly
all the way, began kicking furiously.
Much alarmed, Dnhe.ty called out:
This is outrageous / don't think that
horse has ever been in harness before"
"Bedad. your iordship's right. He was
only took out of the tirld this morning"
and do You mean to tsll me that you
have put an unbroken horse in my car
riage r
Sorra sight of the leather be has
ever seen till today. And if he brings
your hardship ssfe to the foot Of the hill
the master says he'll buy hA"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16

few moments her clothing was removed
to her waist, despite her almost mute
appeals to be spared the shame. As che
Pieaded-sheswaszhsas- sn,s 1.-The plane. her
hands strapped to the two upper corners.
and her ankles secured to the foot OF the
structure. One of the executioner's as-
sistants held her head, and the petty
judge gave the order for whipping to
commence Twirling the long lash in
the air the executioner stepped suddenly
backward. and with sharp crack the
thong fell on the back of the sobbing
girl, cutting livid streak from her right
shoulder to her waist a terrible tremor
passed over her, and quick low cry
escaped her lips. but it was the only
sound she uttered, and were it not for
the blood which soon commenced to flow,
it might have seemed that the whipping
was being done or the back Of corpse.
When the last lash had been given the
yeung lady was uniastened, and, with
her clothing rudely thrown over her, she
was taken to prison, and there, after
thanking the judge for his mercy, ac-
cording to the necessary foi mula, she
was delivered over to her friends.
Five days afterward the Gazette of
wilma contained this announcement
" The Polish criminal, Alexandrina Kos
sowitz. daus hter of the rebel, Peter Kos
sowtz who was knouted for seditiou.
utterances on the 29th of Jul y al K ernst,
while submitting her lacerations to medl
cal treatment in the house of the ply.
sician Towensky, stole a vial of prussic
acid, with which she ended her days"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16

Some one wickedly says that the rea-
son why very young girls usually take
the prizes at fairs for making good bread.
is because their morhers make it for
them, while the older girls shiuk they can
manage alone, and fail mi-erably.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16

The editor of Western paper writes,
My wife and have separated AS we
both wanted to be boss. and she was
likely to beat me. left her She Gays
che will nail ms yst. believe her."
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16

A CERTAIN locality at kensington has
become historic for the suicides connected
with it. embracing the branches of large
family. The original was respectable
old gentleman having two sons. one of
whom removed to Maine, the other settling
near his father. and becoming in time
man of much character, and a Senator
from his district, having family of three
SONS. The wife cut her throat with her
husbands razor, and of the three sons
one drowned himself, The second hung
himself, and the third committed suicide
at the west. The husband and father.
while ou visit to Boston, drowned him
self. The old gentleman, bis father, bs
came derauged and starved himself lie
left WILL and the son from Maine re
turned to settle the estate bat drowned
himself on hearing that the will would
be contested, making in al seven per5om,
who IN brief space Of time came 10
violent deaths by their own hands.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16
g. ROTIIROCK,
DEN TIST.
McAlistcrvil Pcnna..

VI hcAilStSfN1fic I-chha.>
OFFERS hi- professional services to the
~ public in general. in both branches OF
his n-operative and mechanical.
First week f every month at Richfeld, Fre-
mont anu Turkey Valley.
Second weck-LiyerPool and Wild Cat Val
lev.
Third week Millerstown and Raccoon
Valley.
Fourth week at his Office in M'Alis:erville.
Will visit Niflin when called on.
Teeth put up on any of the bases, and as
liberal a. anywhere else.
Address BY letter or otherwise.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16
A New Right Of Women.
WHEN SHE HAS THE RIGHT TO KILL HER HUs-
BAND.

WHEN SHE HAS THE RIGHT TO KILL HER HUs-
The French Court of As-ize, held at
Bastia in Corsica. has just recognized a
new Right of Women. BY the laws of
all nations a husb sbani taking his wife in
fagranfe delete could put her and her
paramour to death on the spot, and be
held blameiess before the law But
women are not allowed the same privi-
lege in the same circumstances Lucia
Medelli married three years 81 ce Carlo
Bonavente. and they lived happily TO
gether for about two years, when the
husband formed a criminal attachment
to Maria Fanti, Tie maid OF the daughter
of the marriage The vile was tranti-
cally jealous, took the child from the
maid and tried to dismiss her. But the
girl refused to go unless dismissed by
her master. One night the wife watched
the husband and saw him enter the bed
room of the maid, about midnight. Not
long af;erWard che silentiy approached
the fatal room, opened the door with a
pass key. and, by the light OF her candle,
saw her husband sleeping in the arms o4
his mistress. Having prtviousl y armed
herself with his revolver, she fired two
shots at him and killed him on the spot.
The jury unanimously J acquitted hc-, and
she was discharged. This acrion OF
theirs is sustained by the French doc.
trine of the equality before the law OF
men and women. and that the same
measure should be meted to the one as
to the otter. This is more than can he
said of those disgrace!ul juries which
have acquitted in more than one scauda.
lous case women who had the sense or
principle to preserve their virtue, and
who sought to cover their uuchasiity
and revenge their own weakness and
crime by assassination.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16
Meat. Meat!
Caution.

A III, persons are hereby cautioned against
II Hunting. Fishing, or in any way tres
passing on the farm occupied by the under
s;rned ineMilford township All persons SO
offending will be dealt with to the null extent
20 ,t..Iav JOSEPH FUNK.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16

Louisville. Ky, is agitated on the
question of aogging in the public schools.
It's citizens are beginning to think it
about time to abolish the practice.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

All advertising for less than three months
for one square of nine lines OF less, Will be
charged one insertion, 40 cents, three Sl50,
and 81 cents Tor each subsequent insertion
Administrator Executors and Auditors
Notices. $500. Professional and Business
Cards. not exceeding one square. and inclu-
ding copy of paper, So, per year Notices
in reading columns. ten cents per line. Mer
chants advertising by the year atsFscial rates
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-10-16
sfs GREAT REDUCTION @s
PRICES OF TEETH.

Full Upper or Lower Sets as Low as $500.
No teeth allowed 10 leave the Office unless
the patient is satisfied
Teeth rernodeled and repaired.
Teeth filed to last for life.
Toothache stopped in five minutes without
extracting the tooth.
Dental work done for persons without them
leaving their homes. if desired
Electricity used in be extraction of teeth.
rendering it almost painless operation. (no
extra CHARGE at the Dental Office of G. l..
Derr. established in Mifiintown IN 1860.
q. L. DERR,
J.n "a, ls72-ly1 Practical Dentist.