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wheel Fttie in front of the pivot AZ tho door r.
opened this small &hctl moves upon al arm Of +.
lever, the other arm of which is in c,ntact with the
end Of an almGst e4cE2r horzonf'ai SPI,ns w i
as il is rleised, The power being greatest list when
the door Is released and diminishing until it is CONT
pletely closed Iis sp:ing eyGr, DC, ne i"sscd
on IN H. counter sunk the level of the floor The
9f s2sbf ct z me ns sSk ah ne g" s@ IS at
ff,a- IT can te nc rhoycf forward or batkwn.|,
slightly and tfns Ne at5,aftd 50 any jnscGI-cies
IN iree,s te door, The hfper pivot Is YET i,'ie tie
also lev into THE top OF the door, and is forced up
INTO the sueef hy serew aot,s on te ctiier eiNi %
the lever the ffO,t OF tie door, tas febdcl-
lug il easy to hang Oh reinove.
Tux MECHANICAL Projection or CoLD.--Mr.
A. c: Kirk has offered h ine,noir on The me-
ehslfesh rfGihcti6n Of COIL "a tho ROYAL fristi-
tuition OF CitIl Engineers, wliicli attracted e&-
bonded discussion and will probably lead to ma
terisl inn movements in ntarIy OF the mechahi-
ss,l arts. flo states that his attention Mis- first
ais,Sh tn tho subject ny noticing the iheonve-
fiitncc cSpefeiccd at teltain pala!iin OIL works,
whore IL Tas customary to extract thc solif,
parain in Winter by exposing the material to low
Temperature sSsicicnt TO the Ystrafn TO crfs-
talhze. Al those works clcfi;c,.i ih,tluts If pro
tincme low temperatures had been introduced in
order to avoid the otherwise expensive loss Of time.
These methods were 100 OILS etiOnable TO be coll
tinued long, and the author wins requested as e'i-
seer ~ the works 70 examine the fietfiDis fifvnfai
~ Dr. Gorfc, Who had constructed a mathinc fiat
was said to have produced ice in Florida. Mr.. Kinks
early experiments with nneh,ncs similar TO those OF
DIR. Gorre having been unsatisfactory, attention
was turned TO an air engine, the reversal OF whose
processes it was thought oglt TO make agood cooling
machine; and i'll fact, after nsay notifications and
reconstruct ions. degree Of cold was prodncca by it
sufficient to freeze mercury. This machine may be
in the main described ~ follows: steam engine
moves piston backward ard forward bv Which the
confined air "a ma state Of alternate compression
and expansion While the air is compressed IN ono
space the heat generated thereby is removed by q
s.rea,n Of watei flowing through properly arranged
pipes and while the ar Il tSpahing and cooling in
Inc other space heat - AimAfnetsd from whatever
hxS iS4rf ylAet4i IA seebnA fforty an aBgcA req,
In Xxx dis iitnN Ii Inc tethpefx Mare HMjnahtf
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-03-24
Trial List for April Term,
1915.

|. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania VS..
John Weigh. No. "a, April term, 1866.
y. William Cox vs. John DeItrick ct al
No. 33, Dec term, 1872.
3. Samuel NJ Armstrong VS.. Samuel l.
Armstrong. No. ), Feb term, 1874.
4.BF Grouse VS. John McManigle. No.
l49. Feb term, 1873.
5. Jesse NJ Bryner VS. William g Beale.
No. 100, Sept term, 1878.
6. Richard johnson VS. David Smith. No.
10, April term, 1873.
=. George Winters VS. Samuel Murphy.
No. 80, Sept term, 1873.
x. Emily KcIser vs. Calvin Dobbs. No.
llA, Sept term, 1878.
Q. Jacob DrOlesbIugh VS. ID b Spanogle
and S Stem. No. l24, Sept term, 1873.
10. James II Graham VS. John Wright and
Jane Gaiiahcr. No. 1913, Sept term, 1873.
IL. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, TX.
Rel Daniel Cotfnan VS. Alfred Such and
Shiveiy No. l43, Sept term, 1873
II. Robert A Patterson VS. David Snyder.
No. IA, Feb term, 1874.
l3. Elisha Z Hudson vs. David Shuman.
No. 43, Feb term, 1874.
H. Samuel Alexander vs. Joseph Bell anu
Sheneloff No. 81, April term, 1874
Is. JBM Todd VS. Daniel Maffrtt. No.
81, April term, 1874.
10. George W Gordon IS Samuel Hotf-
man. Nc. a, April term, 1874.
II. George W GOrtOn VS. James L Bu-
chanan. No IS, April term, 1874.
Is. DIR J = Sterrctt VS. the Il K r CO.
No. l37, April term, 1874.
10. Louisia Frazuni VS. George W McEl-
wee and S 5 Wilson. No %, Sept term,
1874.
20 George W Singleton VS. kurtz Kaufi-
man. No. 81, Sept term, 1874.
2l David L Palm VS. William Mctiill.-
No ~, Sept term, 1874.
- Insurance Company VS. Caleb Parker.
No. -, sept term, 1874.
%. Commonwealth of Pennsylvsnid, at
the suggestion of Juniata county, VS. David
Watts, Jerome Hetrick, Samuel Watts and
Luke Marx. No 122, Sept term, 1874.
"A. " ; Rickenbaugh vs. Z \ Lauver.-
No. I32, Sept term, 1874.
25. Insurance Company vs. Thaddeus
Parker. No. 40, Sept term, 1874.
20. Christians Simpson vs. Joseph Long.
No. 4, Dec term, 1877.
u. Jacob Pile vs. Christian Inns chohstal!
No. 80, Dec term, 1874.
2S. John I Metlin vs. Mhlintown Bridge
Company. No. ~, Dec term, 1874.
30. James Elliott VS. John N BARLEY.
No -, Dec term, 1874.
80 Isaac Pile " Christian ImSchoffstal
No. "A, Dec term, 1874.
81 George Pile rs Isaac Pile, with notice
No. 81, Dec term, 1874.
81. William b Wood VS. William Sheath.
No. lO4, Dec term, 1874.
49, William EdmistOn vs. David " Allen.
No. liO, Dec term, ls14.
"A. NJ Selig & Co. VS. Emil Schott. No.
90, Feb term, 1875.
35. Selinsgroye & N b r R Co. vs. Jacob
Ora, bill. No. -, Feb term, 1873.
IRWIN ID. WALLIS, Prothopofary.
PRoTHOSOTART's OFFICE,
Miffiintown, March IL, lS15-tc.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-03-24

COMMON report has it that the Black
Hills are full of gold. That kind of
report is oftentiines unreliable. The
Black Hill, are in the Indian Territory,
and the Indians protest against their
occupancy by miners and others, and
have surrounded those who went there
last fall The Government has warned
people not to trespsss on the territory
of the Indians. Ii gold exists in the
Black Hills it may be the destiny of
the white man TO dig it out, but in the
effort to get it the rights OF the Indians
should be respected, that is, If he has
any rights that white man i, bound to
respect. Ii there is gold there, Gov
ernment should at once set about get
ting the Indian to emigrate to other
Territory. and until that is done all in
truding white men should be kept away
by the military force of the Govern
neut. Ii The case is left alone, with
the expectation that an order to not
trespass on the territory will be sufh-
clent to keep adventurers off it, the
disappointment will be first realized BY
deseatches bringing the news that
the Indians about the Black Hills have
killed a Number of white people, and
that an indisa Ssr IS inevitable. What
are a few dollars of gold to be CON-
pared 10 the butcheres that will over
take bona fiie settlers outside OF the
Indian Territory Are We to have the
cid fraud of cheating the Indian re-
peated until in resentment be strikes
hack. and then send the troops to sub.
due him by bullet aud sword. 1t would
be a great deal more honorable and 3
great deal cheaper 70 buy him out.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-03-24

GOVERNOR TILDES, of New York, is
bachelor, aud said to be quite genteel
in appearance, and most gracious and
elegant in manner when in the mood.
4 newspaper man, who was with His
Exceilency at Fassar College recently,
says 1.-The Governor felt and looked
ten years lonelier directly after his in
tersiew with the girls at Vassar Col
Iege. The saucy creatures made fun of
him. One wanted list of his wrinkles,
and still another q lock of hair Gu. ex-
actly from the top OF his venerable
head. And all of them kept inqulring,
with the most charming innocence, as
to the health of Mrs. Tildcn and the
babies"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-03-24
The Ice Flood.

The ice at Port Jervis broke on the
18th inst, at 6 O'Clock in the unorning.
TIE people had been alarmed By the
whistles at the shops. The water r".e
rapidly aud flooded the lower places OF
the town. The advance billow was len
feet high. About three hundred houses
in Port Jervis proper, between the raIi
way aud the river, were more or less
damaged by water. Many of them
were filled TO the second story. Owing
to ample warning given by the au
thorlties no lives we're lost. All
the large shops of the Erie Rail.
road c, mpany had more or less water
in them, but no great damage was done
The western part OF the illage suffered
most
At Germantown the ice piled on the
shore in many places thirty feet high
and in pieces weighing thirty TONS -
About twenty small houses aud some
shanties were torn to pieces, and about
two hundred houses we're filled with
water to the second story. 1t is re-
ported that one man was killed. -Four
Of the FIVE spans, in all 622 feet, OF tie
Delaware Railroad bridge were taken
away. The remaining span ia on the
New York side. The piers are all un
harmed. The bridge cost 100000
The debris Of the railroad ard Barrett
bridges caught fast of Van Nuyes'
Island. three miles below. thus saving
the tower of the Suspension bridge.
The damage to the Barrett Bridge
Company is about $4,000. and tie
o'aer losses IN the village are about
$50 600 more.
On the 18th ice commenced to move
at Pittsron, on the North Branch o.
the Susquebanna. Three bridges there
we're carried away, and great damage
done to railroad and private property.
The loss is estimated at S5G0,000 to
81, 100000.
A great portion of the town of Wilks
barre was flooded. TIE streets we're
traversed in boats. The gas-works
we're flooded. The city was 10 dark
ness at night. 1t was a time OF gen
eral distress The ice continued in It's
course down the river, here and there
foru. ing gnrges. and anon breaking
through again Al Cafawissa great
damage was done. and bridge taken
away, also at DanviIle. At Northum
beriard the bridge FROM the island to
the Sunbury side Was swept away
The width Of the river there was great
y increased By the junction Of the
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-03-24

aTHl bill to enable wives to testify
against husbands in criminal cases was
reported adversely in the New York
Assembly on the lI:h INST" Tilton's
lawy efs managed to have told what Mrs
Tilton told her husband as 10 the "sor-
row" lie was not allowed to tell in
court ahat conversation passed between
himself and wife as to the charges of
criminal ofense, but he was allowed to
tell minu,ely everything that bore on
the subject that be and Mrs. Tilton
talked about, By telling i, as repeated
conversation between himself and
Beecher. In other words, a man may
not testify as to conversation With his
wife that crIminates her, but if be has
told what his wife told him 10 q third
party be may tell on the witness stand
atat he tod the third party. That's
the way Tilton got TO be 3 witness
against his wife. He alleges that he
told to Beecher what his wife told hip,
and then he testified as to what be told
Beecher.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-03-24
TTHE MARVEL OF THE wORLD-BF-

TNIIE MARVEL OF THE WORLD-BF-
l. TiIESDA WATER. Ii has restored
thousands from the brink OF tho grave !;
given health and strength to those deemed
beyond the reach of all medical science,
and turned the path "f afilic:ion to one Of
happiness in the blessings within lis virtues.
1t cures the deadly Bright's disease and
Diabetes; eradicates all diseases of the
kidneys; restores the urinary organs to
strength and power-in a word, it is nat
ural rcstorer Of health. aud has performed
the most wonderful RAJ miraculous cures of
any known specific on the glcd. Address,
Tor circulars, Sc, CAPT. EUGESE K. HEN
DRY. w aux esla, Wis.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-03-24

New HAMPSHIRE, Vermont, Massa-
chusetts, Kentucky, Michigan. Kansas,
Te1ls, Nevada, California and New
York have adopted Compulsory Edu
cation laws. They should pass Law.
coupe ling people to attend church to
receive religious and moral education,
and after that declare for an Emperor,
,ad by that process speedily end the
Republic. What, the use OF doing it
by slow degrees, Why NOT do it 3. a
stroke
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-03-24

The Rebel element used Carl Schurz
and other Liberal leaders long enough
to get influence TO return men o: their
school to Congress, and then dropped
them. Do Mr.. Schurz and other Lib
erals see IT. The case of Mr.. Schurz
itself produces the evidence. If his
new friends had sto d by him he would
have been returned to the Senate
That's all.
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PETIT JrRoRs FOR ADJoUsyED COURT, NAI
10, 1915.

PETIT JCRoRs FOR ADJoUESED COURT, MAY
10, 1915.
Miffiintown-Jol.n Etks, Howard Wood
mansee, Israel Yeakley.
Fermanagh-DavidB Bashoar. ST., Samuel
Coldren, Joshua Poifenberger, VIM Stine,
Samuel Thomas.
Walker Samuel Funk, John Musser,
John Thompson.
Fayette - Simon Amy, Samuel Hunt,
Samuel narkley, George Shivery, William
son Vanormer.
Delaware-M e Fsrra, Benjamin Ford,
David Honbergcr.
Thompsontown--Elihu Benner, 5 Lukeas
Monroe-Diyid Monroe, Luke Marx, MI
chael Rumfclt.
Greenwood-G W McElvee.
Susquehanna-Elias Crawford, A Linn
bert, e L House.
Patierson-James North, George Weible.
Milford John Deering, Sr., benjamin.
Groninger, John NJ kepner, John L Nc
Crum.
Port Royal-O W Hamlin, Rober; Logan,
ii IL Snyder.
Spruce Hill l. Barton, W P Gruver,
John ID Milliken, David Robson, 5 G Stew
art.
Besls-J VI Brazee, James Leech, p
New illiams, 5 5 Pam baker
Lack-Mstthew Clark. James Mcintyre.
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-03-24

TINE Juuiafa County Normal School will
Il be opened in the borough of Miffiin-
town. April II, 1875. The course will con-
sist of the Common School Branches, Nat
ural Sciences, Latin, Greek, and Methods
of Teaching. For terms, boarding, &C.,
see Circulars or address the Principals.
d. A. HARMAN,
J. NJ. GARMAN,
Feblns Miffiiatown, Ia.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
Gall Of the State Committee.

The Republicans Of the State of Penn
sylvania are hereby requested TO assemble
by their delegates in State Convention at
noon on Wednesday, the 26th day of May,
1876, in the Fulton Opera House, at the cit5
Of Lancaster, for the purpose Of nomina-
ting candidates for Governor and State
Treasurer. Each Representative and Sen
atoriAl District will be entitled 10 the same
representation as it has under the present
.pportionmrnt for Senators and Represen-
,s,ives IA the Legislature.
RUSSELL ERRETT,
A. WusoS NoRsIs Chairman.
Secretary.
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NeiC Advertisement.
DROCLAMATION.-wH HERE

UJNOGAA VI a AIlONs-N III r. hBAS.
L the Hon. BENZ. F. JUSKIy, President
Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas for
the grh Judicial District, composed of the
counties of Junia;a, Perry and Cumber-
land, and the Honorables Jonathan Weiser
and John Koons, Judges of the said
Court of Common Pleas of Juniata county
have issued their precept to me directed
bearing date the 5th day of FEB, 1875,
for holding Court of Over and TermIner
and General Jail Delivery, and General
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, at Mlf-
FLINTOWN, on the Fourth MONDAY OF
APRIL. 1875, being the 26th day OF the
month.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, to the Cor.
oner, Justices OF the Peace and Constables
of the County of Juniata, that they be then
and there in their proper persons, at one
O'Clock on the afternoon of said day, witt
their records, inquisitions, examinations
and oyer remembraaccs, 10 do those things
that to their Offices respectively appertain.
and those that are bound by recognizance te
prosecute i.,;r.; Ia prisoners that are OF
then riiy D. il "a JaIi ni said county.
be then ,-d th-r- ro i,r-i>ecutien assins,
them a. shall b, '.-t
By an Aci of Assc.a-iy. passed the III,
day oi Nj, a. a., -1sI. II is made III,
duty of the Jdss.,.Ss "l ihe Peace. of The
several counties oi this Commonwealth. Ia
return To the Clerk OF this Court OF QrartuI
Sessions OF the respectives cOnnties. all ths
recognIzances entered into before them by
any person or persons charged with tn.
commission OF any crime, except such cases
as may be ended before Justice of tina
Peace, under existing laws, at least ten days
before the commencement of the session
of the Court TO which they are made re-
turnable respectively. and in all cases where
any recognizances are entered into less
then ten DAYS before the commencement
of the session TO which they are made re-
turnable, the said Justices are to return
the same in the same manner as if said act
had not been passed.
Dated at Mitllintown, the 22d day of
March, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sevepty-fye.
WM. II. kNOUSE, Sheriff.
S heriff's Office, Miftllntown,
March %, 1875.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-03-24
AsSigaeG Estate Of Nathan
EOdpG

THE undersigned hereby gives notice
l. thai Nathan Yoder has made general
assignment TO him for the henedt of his
creditors. All persons indebted arc re-
quesicd TO make immediate a,mcnt, and
those having claims will please present
them without delay to
JONAS A. YODER,
March Il, 1835-it .4ssignes.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-03-24

A MAN who has travelled South and
West says: "If you want to praise an
Ohio man, praise his cows; Ken
tucky man, his horses an Arkansas
man, his shooting Kansas man, his
dogs; an Iowa man, his girls q Wis
consln man, his feet a Virginia man,
his family name, and Tennessean, bis
mule,n