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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20
nUSCA RORi FEMALE SEMINARY

This INSTITUTION will he re-opened on
i WEDNESDAY. APRIL lIih, 1872. with
fun corps Of efficient and experienced
reackers The room, will BE- papered and
rerurnish-d
The uniri signed having ha An arr.ri-.aA
sf ,-~",ysvc years IN teaching AMI IN the
supervision 81 educational estsbli.hmenis,
feels confident thai he will be abb. TO render
eniirs satisfaction TO his patrons.
Fvr Circulars with full particulars. alir.,s
J. L. SHERMAN,
Care Of Rev. l.. Il. ". Shryock.
Academia, Juniata Co., Pa.
NaIch CIV
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20

THEATRICAL actors in New York and
Philadelphia have secret organization
called "Elks." The society numbers
about four hundred members. Its Oh.
i-ct is the care OF The sick members, and
the protection of the families of the de-
ceased membrrs.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20

A MAI RiTY Of the Committee on
Woman Suffrage in the Legislature of
Massachusetts have reported a resolution
to amend the Constitution of that State
60 as to give woman the right to vote
aud hold office.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20
FORCE PUMP.

1N1lE undersigned is agent for ono Of the
4 best Force Pumps. for any deT'h OF eis-
tern or we'll. in rhe world. by attaching ho,e
to tie spout. water can be thrown 81 to 10
feet. Nothing better conld be askel in case
Of FIRE. 1t is n non-freeziag pump.
SAMUEL LEONARD.
Oakland Mills, Juuis,, Co, Pa.
Marco
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20
N. II. DfOTT,
No. ia South Second ST Phila Pa
"a GREAT REDUCTION a.
PRICES OF TEETH
Full Upper or Lower Sets as Low as IS. 100.

No teeth allowed to leave the Office unless
the patient is satisfied
Teeth remodeled and repaired
Teeth filed to last for life.
Electricity used in be extraction Of teeth,
rendering it almost a painless operation. fno
extra charge) ut the Dental Once Of G. L.
Derr. established in Miflintown in 1850.
G.. L. DERR,
Jan "a. ls72-ly] Practical Dentist.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20
A PROFITABLE BUSINESS {,

LIGHT EQUAL To GAS, AT ONE-EIGHTH
TIE COST. Clnnot be exploded No chm
nsy rick used
MEN desiring PROFITABLE BUSINESS,
can secure the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT for the
sale Of DYOTT'S PATENT CARBON GAS
LIGHT BURNERS AND OIL, for COUNTIES
OF STATES. Write for information or call on
N. b. DYOTT,
No. ia Sonth Second ST., Phils., Ps.
n. B.-CHURCHES furnished with CHAN
DELIERS and LAMPS Of erery description,
Is per cent. cheaper than at any other estab-
lishment in the country.
March 2, lsI2-3m
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20

BsRGH, who has organized sorieties In
our eastern citi's to prevent cruelty to
animals. has been heartily welcomed in
Richmond, Va
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20
Bridge Election.

THERE will b, an clccfion held at tho
i s,oIe of Samuel Buck in the boron Oh Of
Perrysvile. on SATURDAY. MARCH Both,
1872, to elect Board Of Managers for the
Perrysville Fridge Company, for the year
commencing April I. 1872. BY order Of the
Beard. SAMUEL BUCK, Tf.as-
Nprl2 %
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20

TIE New York Hr aid styles the New
Hampshire election splendid Gran;
victory and the New York Horld says
ut is a confirm aiion of the certainty Of
Grant denomination"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20

T.. d BINGHAM has declined the nom
inaiion of Auditor General made by
Governor Geary
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20

RUM. r has it that Senator Sumner
do not favor the bogus labor reform
movement cf Davis and Parker
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20

SCHUYLER CoLr.x is the choice OF
Lancaster county for Vice President. in,
stead of Henry Wilson. as erroneously
published
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20

THERE wa. great demonstration in
h,.or of the memory Of Mazzini. the
famous liberal of Europe.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20
a w ORD
TO TIE
WISE ONES OF JUNIA1,

If your boy want, Geography, yoa n
him the latest work on Geography. And,
this you show your wisdom. for it will CO,
rect the faults o. its predecessors, and h.,,
new discoveries .-
If mill needs steam engine, ii u
supplied with one invented years ago. b,
with tho very latest improved. wise M,
tries to keep pace with the tines in ever
thing. You know that biographies and s'ess
engines improve Will you tell why SEWN,
Machines should not They have improve.
and. as with Biographies. so the newest Sew.
ing Mach inc shonld correct the faults Of il,
predecessors. The Machine that !. gainia,
She most rapidly Of any one in America is
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20

A THOUSAND Apache Indians are On
the war path in Arizona,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20

!T is raid that Freoerick Charles, of
Germany. will visit the Uuited States.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20
Communicated.
The Claims Of the Soldier on the Nations
Gratitude.

| Gr0utu0es
When the fall of Fort Sumpter flashed
over the wires, with what patriotic zeal
and enthusiasm men eprang forward in
defence of an imperriled nation. They
seemed to realize the binding obligations
which exists between government and
people, and row was the time to repay
part of the debt; which in doing, thou
sands of gallant men sacrificed their en-
tire future, with all its bright hopes and
fond antic,pations. The most sacred ties
were sundered; cherished schemes were
abandoned the allurements Of home and
society were Get aside, and men. without
distinction of party. faith or creed. rallied
as one man beneath the flag Of Freedom.
Thousands who went forth 10 all the
pride of their youth. are to-day reposing
beneath the sod. on which flowed their
life blood and the tens of thousands of
our MANNED and crippled heroes, who are
to be seen in every village and hamlet of
our great country. speak to US with
voice not to be mistaken, reminding us
that they have paid the debt which was
resting upon them with their blood
What could the government do to make
good the loss of limb The question
Of pecuniary consideration should not
enter into the case. Look at that vet
eran You would hardly think he was
once robust, hale, hearty man But
four years active service in the field has
destroye ed his hopes or, perhaps he en-
dured the horrors Of the prison pens of
the South, subjected To tho brutality Of
men calling themselves " chivalry =
These men have all nobly discharged the
obligations which were reeting upon them,
and reversed the order Of thing', and the
government owes a debt Of gratitude to
the men who 40 nobly sustained it against
the assaults Of treason. The soldiers are
not going to be cxo,bitant in their de-
mands. but what they ask for they rant,
and they will not ask for any thing but
wha; they think they are, in justice and
honor. entitled to. They consider they
have perfect right to a free and abso- |
lutte tile to one hundred and sixty acres
of the public domain, before it is all
voted away to railroad corporations and
To whom do these lands
belong? Is it to monopolies. who. for
speculative purposes. seek to control
them or is it 10 the brave men who
faced death on many battlefield. and
who now demand that the government
provide them with home on lands which
their valor has preserved.
Again, they think they have right to
have their pensions commence from the
date Of their discharge. If man was
disabled six years ago. either by wounds
or loss of health. his claim should be
just as good for the time which is past as
for that to come Any pensions which
are due should be considered in the nature
Of debt !; and reputation in one form
is reputation in another The claimants
who have not been provided for are few,
but they are none the less deserving on
that account; and why should they not
be provided for.
But. Mr.. Editor, find cannot say
al l intended in this communication,
therefore l will close for this time. More
anon. VOLUNTEER of '6l.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20
READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE.

TnE Chester district has gone Repub-
bean. Mr.. Waddell is the Senator elect
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20

BUFFALO BILL passed . number Of
days at West Chesteroot long since.
His friends treated him to fox hunt on
horseback. He enjoyed it. SO the papers
from that region say. He dressed ex-
pressly for the hunt in Indian hunting
costume.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20

THE French Assembly coutempl.tes
the passage of laws for the suppression
Of thc Iutcruationals,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20

The Erie railroad ring Of which Jim
Fisk. deceased, and Jay Gould. were the
chief lights, was broken up last week.
The directors Of the company held a
meeting at their Office. and removed Jay
Gould from the presidency of the road.
and elected General J. A. Dix in bis
place. j. Gould set up against the &C.
ton Of the directors, and refused to rec.
ognize the new president. General Dix
wrote letter for Gould informing him of
the new order Of affairs. and instructed
the delivery to United States Marshall
Crowley. and General Sickles Gould
was in the presidents rooms surrounded
by a strong guard Of policemen. Crow
ley and Sickles asked to be admitted
Their request was not needed The door
was broken in despite the opposition of
the Gould men Gould not wanting the
papers served on him. rushed from the
room. to an adjoining one, and banged
the door on his pursuers. Crowley and
Sickles effected an entrance there, and
read the paper to Gould. who subse
quently yielded the contest, and recog
nized Dix as president; and thus ended
the notorious ring of the Erie railroad.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20
THE DOMESTIC.
1t is a new Machine invented in the Ws,,
aad il
CHALLENGES THE WORLD.

Every man anG woman in Juniata countyi /,
invited TO examine this giant, and pick Al
the defects ~ ,hey can end II has no CIs
or COG WHEELS. The action is direct. II Ia,
f,r parts AMI those large and strong. Ii msk.,
LESS NOISE Than any shuttle mschine- II run.
80 cary that an invalid can operate it. l.
sevs from the finest mai erial 10 sr thi ickne,ss,
Of heary beaser. The shuttle hai SELF Al.
JrsrIxo tension. The bobbin is very lug-
and seldom requires winding. Il has NOR.
room under the arm than any other. |:
NEVER misses stitch. h has swinging end
that increases .he length Of the table over
one-ha,f.
But We har. not spice 10 tell Of bnt few Of
its advantages See tba ID schine before you
buy any, nS-Yoa nes1 not fear thai Other
agents will I sell TO you shouli You post
pone purchasing until you have seen the
DOMESTIC rih your eyes. And il i,
ioBid be the RESI-. you would be sorry ,has
YOU had not at least iooheI NJ il.
My Send for Circular.
C. 8 THOMPSON. Agent
Perry sv:la Junista c., Pa
". ~ 49,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-03-20
GEO. P. ROWeLL 4 co, 40 Park Row, New York

>. VT CNuIII q CO'I u DIX NOW W. u
Are our sole agents in iha, city, and are At
theri1ed TO contract for advertising at our
lowest rates. Advertisers in that city are re-
guested 10 leave their fsvors with either Of
the above houses.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03

this occasion to repeat what l have said
before, that in giving assistance to ship
wrecked seamen in this ocean, we can at
the best only follow at respectful distance
the alacrity and devotion of the service Of
which You are 50 distinguished amember.
am well aware of the good feeling Of
the Government, and people of the United
States towards this country "a feeling
which fully rcciprocate, and have no
doubt that your stay here will afford the
opportunity TO My people to give further
evidence Of the coriiality with which
those in the service Of your country are
alwavs welcome here. In the meantime,
I am very glad to see Won, Admiral, Your
wife and daughter, and the officers who
accompany You"
After some time spent in social CONVEX
sstion and inspection Of the feather cloaks,
which Of course we've a matter Of great
curiosity 10 the strangers, His Majesty
invited his guests 10 sit down to a cola
,ioB in the iiniug-room, where all enjoyed
themselves exceedingly.
The visitors took their departure at s
o'clock; His Majesty having accepted the
Admi-arS invitation to visit him on board
the Flag ship to-day At Il o'clock.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03


Tax Minister Resident Of the United
States had mentioned to many Of his
friends that, upon the arrival Of the Cali,
tornia, he proposed giving ball, and as
his residence was 50 far ont Of town that
1t would not be convenient for many
whom he would wish TO see to go to his
house, he proposed TO borrow the new
hotel. 1t seemed as if this would be an
extensive enterprise in the way Of hos
pdahty, but to oar delight and sur
prise, after the arrival Of the flagship, we
duly received a card inviting our attend
ance And 50, on Friday evening, the
s9ih nit, we went-we did-and when
we got there we found that the Hotel
was fixed institution, and there was no
doubt about that There we met His
I ENccllency, and upon seeing his splcn-
diilv dressed guests passing and rcpaSs-
ing him in the ample corridors and mag
.nI6cent hall, he smiling beuignly upon
them all, the first thought that came to
mind was What a pity that our host
didn't live in town, in a large palace, and
/ sep; 1t full of guests all the time, and we
I further thought we would volunteer to
visit him Often
The CAV uniforms of the naval officers.
not To omit. by any means. the brilliant
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03
Ns,wR,,aW CNsNayyA,,es,

Fha ga2z,s ~ tAa R-tsA ts2y,sau2a' ~ i7-l
an Aestc.a9 lvaFAy-4y34 sl-aF ,2tss, yN-
s,eg "a yalal4- le pot 4, PSys,4, t,sra 19qe
G., 4'Ps,t Fae 32.gsa,5s t2u ta2 FgsPe5pye
Voqa.,s No sgat3 DE eyaye1u9l t9E ne 4uaA
g4aats3 Co,1lll mail seryca, asa hai ua3er
consideration q despatch iyou E-l, Aime2r,sy,
tie Eugjsh Co,yna, Secretary, sagges,isg ;Ae
proP-,ely Of he several Co,oaies agreeing %
jo.at oastona tariff and citing As an Illustration
q the pg,asiPle pgOposel iae L1lygTeia Duion
Of Geymany. Fhis vas generally understood 70
be TIE hin edge q the wedge for a more eloss
ana Intimate connection; bai The delegates very
politely tel EaH Kimberley that the Coloaies
are n9i 10 be dictated 70 in TIER internal eoa-
esEus b the Home Government They profess
the u,most loylliy TO the Crowa Of Great Britain,
rePadia,e any desire 10 sever existing relations,
and while there Vas an immense amoaut Of
sluabbHng among themselves q 10 the payments
made BY oas colony to another for certain mat
tiers, they all repreheoi any home Interference
All The delegates signed a memorandum, one Of
whose clauses reads thus:
We are Of the opinion that the right Of the
Legislatures Of these colonies 10 direct and con
troll their fiscal policy, Is amongst themselves.
without Interference on the part Of her Msjss,y's
Ministers in England, is right which il is our
dOiy to assert and maintain
The two principal colonies, Victoria and New
Soo,h Wales. are nov utterly at variance On the
t1rfT Question. New South Wales fayoriug free
trade, and yictoris, protection. This decided
expression Of opinion By the Coloaies viii damp
the arior Of the Eaglish Colonial Office in carr
ing out its policy Of Confederation. In 10 IL
stance does the CoIo1ial press view TIE project
With favor. but al see insuperable difficulties IN
the Eay Of is realization. Their distance apart,
diszinilarity Of interests, and Numerous other
reasons are assigned il support q this statement.
and New Zs1lani journal. speaking Of that
Coloay, says If Ireland. 50 near 10 England. wants
a Home rule It Is nos likely that the COIouists
o. Nex Zsalzad al Be satisfied With 3 parlia-
neat legizlating for them. in Sydney OF Mel
b0arne, more than thousand miles away
The tize mar arrive when the several Austr--
Ian colonies. II not New Zsaland. wiH unite, but
II III be when they are connected and inter
ssc,e5 b. rzfiro=5s, OF when, Ike tie thirteen
original States Of CIR Union, they are menaesd 4
By common fos. At present the prospects are
that the grand Australian Confederation, 50
fo1dly cherished IL tie Government ogces IN
England. belongs to the diztan; future.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03

NEE1Iyz g Inns Il lls-iuE Z II voters z Hoao
lziz i -l r -s sre-- 11-s-s saz-aEE1Ii
Care 80 zzA;s s-5zA-as - Ez-szzz-z-Fts IL L.
zi.la-irs Azs.za-y--kz-TeHT- Dss SlcA
READ he above dear rablic, and oszerTe that al
Other sxtrz5-5l1z-y oecazi5a' LIS srizen whea tie
cazrcb = KzuzaksTi tis opened is doors for 9th
e purposes thaa that Of public worship. TO which
i s se5iczte5- We have not tie Slightest bactiou
% this eUrzorsin1-ya sEAir any more thaa ne
hzve1o TIE gsztlsglzu vho we're nominated OF SET
urazr e7eain- - tie melting Of Ehieh the a5oFe Is
uotioe-oay, Ee E0ala mildly szzZezt 70 TIE f.ib-
ers q The charch II gzestio1, that tie cal for 1
Fotiasl Ilea-fnE n the church zn5 the ztts15zuee
O. large body Il the churca members II he zeet-
i1E lOokz Lille too nuca ike church interference
viii safe asairs 70 cone from body which ia oh
= eozut-les ( not chsE Of rs deuuaeaiioz q the
slne thiug. Saz1 We lo5k sor PolitiraI meetings 70
n5zi11te candidates fo- the Dsrf Legislature il the
yards q K1Eai.hso. fbe CztsoEse Csueh sna the
EasIizh Churchs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
supREME COURT oE TIE HAWAIIAN

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS IL PROBATE Island q Oahu, Hawaiian
lsisndSS In the nstter Of the Estate Il ALEXANDER
ADAMS Of Honolulu, deceased. orscr appointing time @r
Probate ot wiz and directing pnbaticu 81 Notice "
Document purpotug BE the Last WI and Testament
q Alexander Adams deceased having the Sth day Of Do
ccnbe A. D. ISL been prosoat O. said Probate Court and
petition the probate thereof having been filed by Char
lottc Adams.
10 is hereby Ordered that FRIDAY the 2th day e Janua-
~ L. H. ISL at 10 cclok a. m q said DAY at tho Court
R of said Court ai the Cour House In Honolulu, he and
the IS hcrehy sppontci the time fr proving said VIII
and hearing sd application. whom ami where any person iti
efs may appear ami cntcst the said W and the grant
ing Il Letters Itstsmcniary.
10 is further ordered that notice thereof he given r time
successive weeks in the Hawaiian Garettc ami he Au Okoa
newspapers, printed and published in Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, II. l.. ncccmbcr Noth, ISL.
ELISHA n. ALLEN
Attest: Chief Justice 90 the supreme Court.
INn. Y RlENAnn- nanmIN Clnrk sun. Cunrt al-at
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03
supreme Court. Inn.y Term. Issa

\ The January term Of the supreme Court com
mOnoed its siaings yesterday, 2nd inst, ChieI
Justice Allen, and Associate Justices Hartwell
aud widemann on the Bench:
TIE following is the Calendar. Cases in banco,
and cases where the jury is waived, are first in
orier this tGm.
Klaiaina Ct al. VS.. Henry Kahaau - Question
Of adoption.
AZ. Judd for plaintiffs. T. II. Harris for
defendant.
4 In the matter Of the Estate Of Nakuapa, W.
/ Question Of Adoption,
W. c Jo,es tor appellant. \. T. Judd and
5, b, Dole fr appellee.
West Mau. Sugar Association vs.. Campbell \
Tuytou-Excaptions from July Term.
R H. sta5ley tor plaintiffs, \. f. Judd for
defendants
Charles Eanaiua vs.. Thomas Lorg-ENcep-
tions from Juy Term.
Il. H. Stancy for appellant \. F, Judd for
plaintiff
W. II. DAVIS vs.. Charles Brewev-EXeepiioas
from ruling Of Chief justice Allen.
FIJI Harris and c. c. Harris for plaintiff \.
T. Judd Tor deondant
Kaawihi vs.. EeOui Neutrality-suspicious. to
verdict OF Jury
W. c, Jones 70, appellant \. f. Judd for
appellee.
Mele Ana Galowa vs., Halowa-Divorce.
4. T. Judd and Eanihiua loy plaintiff
The King Is John Jones Exceptions tcom
Walmea Term, ISL,
The Auoriey General for the Crown. W. C.
Jones Tor the defendant
The King vs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tom
Waimea Tern. ISL.
The Attorney General Tor The Crown. W. c.
Jones toc The attendant
J-Rv WAIVED cASvS
W. :. ASana Administrator. Is Chung Hooa.
RH. Staule, Coz plaintiff F. II. Harris Tor
defendant
DAME, Narlh vs.. w.o. smith, Ad,2inis,ra-
toy-Assumpst
w.cJo9es or the plaintiff sB, Dole Tor
rue defendant
Jacob Ma4l, VS. W. q. smith, Admiais,ra.
to--Assumpsjt
We. Jones s., DE plaintiff s,B.Do,e Go,
TIE defendant
srry c,srs
The King W. Albert Manners rar,eoy or
cattle Apresi
1ae Attorney General Is, Rae Gown Az
Jutj ur it9rc,
ru h... ,. h..t.t M.H..... r.t..,. A-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-03
NOTICE.

THE POSITION OF PURTEYOR TO
i the QUEENS HOSPITAL beng TaezEt- the
Ezeczfirs Cgzuittss vi TsosiTe zPpliczti9ns for
that Plsss and request parties applying . STATE Ehzt
ezpe-ienee they have had. 4 znF, n hospitals and
iisslszries. also tbeir k1ssisdgs q the Hawaiian
language AID ofhe- gualifeztions.
Applications rsesiTei Up 70 the 18th q January
ne1t- III hare dzs eo1ziderztig1. Per order
zs-@ "A. sCHAEFEg, Secretary.
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