The Beaver Argus. (Beaver, Pa.) 1862-1873, December 23, 1868, Image 3

Newspaper Page TextMectlailrPr. , For , • Legal NotleeArebn Oangbay, Take Natirs—Tbozass NO~loea= rs:P. • .111aseem ' Wanted—Oak bark. - ' blew For Sale—Thia ales. Temantlisaa.—The Clashro n tunty, pa„ Jail Is new itimardlesis. are Other a better dim of people up there &a 'they are lere, or justice hs very basaltarilf ' - irtir6WlLLTrds44e . veu ctiminal mos were disposed of last wee:hit the srashlagtotteoutitT, Title would seer that *iling `over 'there are w “posrrositie'set, of customers" at lei t. Frown wriaats, Layer and Vat leads Raislna,at J. R. Clark-a. . ? . Peisesual.—D.-Sankey. *II Capt. Dill, editors a n5l ppopri*r• of • e Lawrence Journal; were:in fiver hat Friday. They publish a live pai . er in Lawronce. comity, arat 'egie grog p e . annul , somas: N.. 1 Cider (or WON) plea iit J. B. Clark's, Baster, l's. Holiday reastrats.—Now Is Alba tisyrieMake tWasenta pq jour :friends, and we know of no other present that would be more appropriate than one of *Was fidiwink ]l ea, Where im Mere a tither or a lirtilher that will not pomp one for his wife or sister. Call en I. Boors, in New Brighton,ius& MO- M* One. • N. B.—Every purchaser befitr':2foefi , Year la entitled to aprin. sr. Freak gilt OrsSem Boe. Ca; at 1. B. Clark's, Beaver, Pa. rierslfeulli.c;4o. • I‘oore, at the.upper end of town, by been doing business In Beaver fora number of roam He tea perenertetst,eitinion of the town, and sentient= of good Mending sad strict integrity. His boldness is that of • druggist, and we venture:* opinion that there are but few Lien any where befhwipleitudn i ewckwelat their din. ties than Igr„ room. His drugs at, pure, inid he 'lways has a Isms stock of them on band. Call and see Fire ,Werks of au kinds, at J.. R. Clark's Beaver, Pa. _ :• try Thursday evening of laid week the Pu pils of Prof. R. T. Taylor's seminary give a literary and musical entertain ment, which was very creditable . to all concerned.' Qttkii sititiober of tine pie ow were perWnisea 74A1 the phmo by Prof. Reuter and his pupils. Emmys were`mind by Muses Robinicht, Reno, Beaselle. Recitations by Mimes Camp• bell and Stowe. A vocal clans also en terUdned the audience with spir ited songs. The winter of the institutionmpue lemeary .. lBt sad the 'spring aesalm APril 6,1 Frenek lllsem Tor sad *T Candler at J. B. Mirk* Baiveri Yid make yourself pleasant to others, I. to sh4w them attention. The whole world in ilke the miller of Minefield, who car-. ad for nobtid„io, not he; becaind body cared for hint. And the whole World would serve you' so, if you gave them the same citise. Let °rely- hurt, thendten POO that, yep docere for them, by showing to 'them the , courtesies,' in which there is no parade, whose voloi is still to praise, and which manifest themielves by tender and affeetionate looks:and little acts of attention, giving others the proforma:tin every Wein, Joyment at the table, in the Held, walk, ing, sitting or ei t andlng. Air•/1/47k•nler is very fro- quently used to iddi ugly defects her tweet' ceilings tuid walls after e Job of papering lidone. It is also :ofterianiitdi to adorn garments worn by the fdr.'llex: But dm, Xionitirippg Mcginly's corn: er, in Beaver,•ain axes. • 'gruhter,'.lllthi: a beef, or prepare poultry equal to body in all this region of country. It you don't believe this call at his .hou r and * see morel* plinep turkey., thickens, geese, duck!, wild gams; dr., than anywhere else thiselde Witried one aids turkeys the other day and hound It tip-top. Reader; next !Id day la Christmas, go and* one of !ter der's turkeys and have • "feast oftwee' and a flow .of soul." t "Fr 7 Llightlllll:—We ask the Serena& Me . attention of our readers to the col umn advertisement - 4pr; Al P. LightbLU . of 205 Penn street, Pittabil:iSsids, in our enne of this week. The doctot la , per, nanently located in: Pittsburgh, and ' ; is meeting with descried success, Judging' ,from the: Ask* , brirsatable notices we find in our city exchanges. rir. fylghthill treats all diseases of the head, e, throat and lungs, in a manner Pecil7 liar to himself, adopted alter rant pt !study—in Catarrh and Lung diaaaaaathe patient Inhaling the medicine, and. thin; the effected parts are immediately ramh. ad, without the entire system being mit. - tratsd by =mini drnp. ' Parties flhd no dittlesity after seat aimizeiumo /*for, in applying the reinedlei' themseirmat bottle, and we Wise the suffering jto read the card. r . - I .' ----- r• - • - . - -- . `.'; , Happiness ot,the Roma* Cilrelio-s- At this 'snail tot the year, 1000 Agraii; lion and love . priimpt the 1 beetcnsail. of Some suitable token to the yriajOberz:, of tho.samfty as to 'ittendo;', the 'VD."' Nisei, hot vie mit deligild our loi , eal ones, and it the MI6 time do them a real and lasting good. ,The- onalor,. I' simple: can upottiiirdierellabla Maude Dealer, 4 ma , is 2 ,bllif Li li..*:iiiiiPt! r 1 14 4 Integrity yon ean tplaes `ltnylli‘tAlo9 l !• deuce, and proen j Mitnanhlra MOM 11,6 or a good :iltste all others the le tiele heat . , to,cottertimito 'to Cite delig/ii an d ''" ' '' Of the entire Attn., i Lly chola, and . ' ls" 4ldng of beatity and a Joy !Weft*. Hub Al man is tim, *ideally Ikr; ' 13.10 r, 0 5, 1 1. i Pit' of tillettax et ' ' =Wood' it.l'ltts bnigh:siiiiii ., tom ids 'Manley,* . boe4 cOPectisA t ~ !milk eithsverYteit ji4gei'Oi r initalcal lnatrn. meats in the eitintry,.and,whosti char acter for, integr* is sprittbatJok itst' Per** 'sold mss r+ Pianoti - an4pytans to . • Parties to hdt pie choice of the" 164 entirely th)4444 any man in Ithe - Eosins's.' If we add ibis: his Arm** the soy*ntegraltoe s iyad ranty*ol. lkrautirir Piiliiii wholes& all eoMpet !kolkakthe.lida gfiss ipcpositioo l ; ina elm the eiiiidaltsinfamarr Osatair:4rith its wondartql.tmltalloo of,:llliiliame Torilt'Oniaid Oflnserume ttasrliWr am rippled an the greatest msg. cfc *02..: 'la*, #llllly yrs 'riled 'Moire nt; itimaitig • Periila that'll is :sit! glelaies ' thas tosYliiheot Ina{ intents are to tesh A r i t tVa r t t n A l l aeliLascrig to m b Whit* 9Siggrred instiAßYDrittgll SW 1 0 140 PliliShisitihe as editorial ellizigagaec #7 A party. presented hiniself at the door Of the composing room a nuanenino tiapaitctaigniitabied. teinentr 11 H is Joseph D. Jackson here?" The partr aimed was engaged hi hag up bur t last editorial. Ho itrail Viintni c idaaisaita The irfc couthiusdt 1 rR plttell'eve3, L.lTith a Cool deiotioat'o his dutjiviw will MM. iesavaaaani neietnAlia ?mat brilliant historical examples, Mr. Jr son continued tollidk up typgal "I tell your bone is burned and - • hi it t" exclaimed excitedstraw "Well—idi right—l can't leave now. I'll come round when e taper goes t ZI apleadeli reeetto AlL—The enterprisingPropri store of tha'Aintrucarr &rock Jeueuraz. have put up 300,000 copies In packages of; with a finety-Illustrated /Thor 1 ,',11e 1 * they 'lO2 O *Per , 4 4 111 1/9" . 1 t4)-141114 Vgri r sl?r tho 4 .!PTery • Punier an Stook thetneelvoa o. this gleuermpo offer (to give away over $30,000 wen*. of books,) as the three numbers' 'flu:Wahl nearly 100 pegoi"of choice original article , ands great num ber of valuable recipes fifer the cure of various dhows to whichlterirs,',9attle, aheep, Woe. WilltrY. stAt .usbl'x' Mutters will and this monthly a•yery efficient ' aid in all the iletortm eats of Fanning and Stock Breeding. ;It ties a Veterinary Depaitrnent under time charge of one of the — West i.hjitessors Iq the United States, who answers through the Journal, free of charge, all cuieetions 'relating . to Sick, Inj ured , or Diseased' liorsei, Cattle, Weep,' Swine or Poul— try. Time everySubecriber hes anonse and Cattle Doctor free. This Journal to ;Orrtfa be a ..l o - •.thiJm! of "0 a year apt4imen copies free: Address ` ! 1IL P.210Y/214.00, Publ.hbons - Parkesinne, ckestr• ai; lb'lowing. are mid to billte latest Otounterfeitat 2a on the Sixth National Bank of 11 0 1 04. Si.a. Pr4" 4l ° 3l * Th e. en graving is scratchy. rained to aors. on the Tioga , National Bank, Oswego, Now York. The alters tionit are well done. I 10es en the First National Bank of El mira, Now Yosk. A close imitation of the genuine. 2s 'oh the Lydia Psi*. National Bank, New York. A fraudulent teem% .There lame such bank. 10S on the First National Bank, Mite Hall, N. Y. Imitation. This note Is well executed, and Is a dangerous coun terfeit. The `curved line under the "Untied" connects the letters' "Ifni" in the Imitation. In the genuine It , does not The signaturerars engraved; 101 on ISO tinit i f i g i MLan . k, Roches - tta4 4 N. I . 1 , dpi die on the upper right halter and'acratchy in the counterfeit.. .In the genuine It is dark and flue lined.' in on the' First National Bank, Port. land, Mt. bueof endOf guii on left; end touches border In .tisa counterfeit. ' In the genuine It does not.. The small fignreed7ls, in the genuine, fait AhoVe th'e gmi; are 4thittedin the counterfeit. 2 111111 Dery neighbors at Enon are in a state of great excitement, in regard to the pros, ,pective advancement of their village.= The Railrbad Company has, we are formed, boughta large tract of land near the itation,'and intend buildhig Worke of some khid thereon. This has Mime , laced the energy of the, residents, and the Spirit of improvement /perms to have seized upon every body. • We ,have not learned whether the Company, will cer= tainly erect works on the lend they. tiave'bought, bit We_ learn that an or commodatket train will rine daily he. tirtken Enon - sad Pittsburgh, and that parties areengaged in prospecting for what is 'known aa the "block,' ; ',with vfaw of de"Veloidng Whithnfer It can he done profitably. If thingi turn out as thvorably as they look at present, Enna may yet take rank among our thrivia: towns.—(Lawrence Journal.' • t - .• •.. The Mt. Ileseemat iHasirie l We mido a miatake last week in our re port of the spoofing of Dr. Fennimore, in tying that thttithAcheeon,theyouttg man who abed hlin„had been released on bail. •No person appeered ssalt4 him or was willing to perform. the pad . IgniftEmtor,.pncktico he remains un tried for the offence. Large numbers 'of his neighbors came with him to the place, arid by •their'sytnpathy for Win, served greatly to encourage the young• mani'wbo while he was eery) , that Ida act had resulted in death, jet was acting Solely in self-defonse. Thin is the ned venial opinion of the community, undue 'a highly respectableyoung man, bearing =Unimpeachable reputation, we heard irigiMpathi se Vith NM In hie trouble, and lope it may not impair his ;useful t neain the tetttre. 7 [Wesh. Ripettet. The Leittj'a Friend, for Joann irrr-NMer,. , perhaps,. has there been pebliahed" a moire attractive numbeC of a, lade*. stagssine, Akan : the-4anurry. rininbei .of Two Lativ's Pitmen. 1, It Lads off with • splendhi . .ilinanalleir an . iittee4 of 'a Any' by Mica Amanda hi• Dodgiew aChmed by. -Wolves." Then we haven • striking llitiatration of Mrs Wood's noveko4—lbtaltoland Yorke' or Done. in Parolon," a now aid powa;ful minii.' by the liMioiiiiitititor of .gut UTTN"lsticicanteneelphi os peewit ..........alunber. la ' the: lire& - lin 'brilliant a_amk :Plata, . the - editor has given two examples of the "On3cian liend,: i It 4" Wm in , Parle—not for thetimiiMion of hm . dmeceon readers, telt tii maiiifit theit curtesitt and also to prove th a t doiMnotockerulaY slime% • naratcgi tithicie k , but onebaving thenimalFrorich origin: 4 'llat watt*" ,(wilh: paatry)" hi 1 a ltfaktaAPWl A 'APE.t., _Them grs ;ablo very many engravings denoted - tOWa attire; and to the work4able;mikleis g ilt ladies loin, Ind4fi.,APP9Piai° Olin_ we on• !The other literary matter is "lie. Land o bril =p o_, l iLl iblit . n414E1 "Who was A a story of matte," by Ideig,LemlNeliandlerMo ton; 'Morel" 'by' Pkownin l'emT; a 'ii 110-. manes," , by krsatoruner; agiii-Vvant M*WI" by Emma S i Ripley ( t nor!. diefas;: - ANiblialiell by Esmcm ot Pstmeen,. Ile ,Woilliiitkike‘ ,Philmielpide, at ELM ci YeM (which " also' 314/40 0 :likElle fiteakeeltrin 4 4l3 . 44nr ocploked. Eight(ind One vailß)lll2. :ffeigito4y's Frienot!)nd il tdntt day Evening Post," (andenemo), i 4.00. , • 1 h 4 mrstepi.;astk. ''..} = "*44l7 43111 *nom . L'lmettbs4.ltePsals ,otrifief Veer suritlr4lowlillo', ti 1 4111141i:ie.' Safely Won I checkered • • 1.10!,*Ir Iteicence etekt old odrilb— was largely on tie increase in this loesl , ity, Mul that wine threatened to belart( abundant before a lite date. • , i ' 4 " . Rev, Mr . Hollingshesd followed nerd in a vary plessiurt little, verch.. Ho spoke of the Society bark disiPpolnted in not receiving Visits from severallem *men from 'a I distance whom 'Ow ferc7 m %wading, hui supposed their ..ati-' 1 sea compensated by the number of 1. • • elm/Yuma herring in their places., - We Lthought this retie pertinent , o.E aLI• the speakers of evening', itlihoiliex eeption.wereteiniatent. Re% Mr. Smith. followed Mr.. liellingsbeed in "Clulef. 'speech. Be com Pared the pnekeit with the pastatate of isoclefy as regards ligehr drinking, showing how much impiiiiig • mint had been tin tde in duniureethm.— There was a e when whiskey was used In almost eery. family as an ordi nary beverage, partaken alike by preach er and people, bat now their numbers had decreased lo ' a minority. Sixty: thousand people, he said, were still ad dicted to the degrading habit. /an, "though i e least," was dor. Hr.. Hartim . D., M . A. Ilia remarks -were unusually interesting and plessant, edging from the attention and smiles bestowitrnrion him 'fly his hearers, par . ticaLtriy the i''' - At the close the lectures, a paper was handed ran d to , the audience con taininga tem . pledge, which received 83 Wrenof vrould4xi ab stinence people. L ode . . , ~.V0L,N410r. ., Rt fg 'remperanee. 02 - Si held at the" Court' House th second Friday of each month. The p -of 'meeting was amended by ~ 7. F. Draio so' as to be in the several a ram or: Heaver. liir. Mirth; D. H.„ A., further moved that a Temeranee meeting be held on one of the Holidays, as, he said, four times the Whiskey -- --armed on • those des as' The original Motion A reeol Itev..l. quiet an resolutir theti lector ' A ittottoi the seem carried. IsTn ll= Heave. Inner Ik lgu• ideal 1 : examitudions • for the ... Beaver Female Seminary t 0... . the Seminary building, Thurso. .17th. The Com mittee appointed by.,. J board of Trus tees to hear thliairtinetlon would say that the fbllowl ,r; drama were examined by: Refv..H: T.Vaylor;s*.k M. Miss Magee the Proceptress and Mies Robinson : Rhetoric, Higher Arithmetic, Geology, Algebra, CawarGrammar,. Arithmetic Aintermediate) History. The examine that7 don reflected credit on both Teed...! '', enlatelPePilf4 4 4 101 .4 0 ., >er the pupils were entitled to very great honor for the praetors* evinced in their mimeo -1 ay.) studies. Easaya were rind by the fhliotring young ,ladles: Ida llCCiiiery, subject—The See. Mary Atkins—Dream ; Laird:., pike cappbeu--,passiage of thoj Red Sea. - NilseHeitamWfleon—Eaftlerr 11. ...2 Bewefectorx.„, ' Alp Idorehead—Elig-- geration. Joel Dravo—NatureAsil At 4 Leora Alliso LittleThhigs. 211 . *Bat com—To-mo w. - Etta Thlball—Pist, ' 1 sPnistati° ettd•ll i n a ret and - Xxample bet- 1 ter than Precep by Miss Emma Ralbeite: It was evident t the young Wiles had prepared the .. lvea withgrerdcare . ,and I some of them b d Will diligeneterexed in theist of .• . s t ,;,: • on. • : i tin the• ~•fine entertalti- I meat way' t ) ,f, A. Reuter aid, his • . ," 4 flaying too much w • • • the Institut/ 1 1114y: lie p.. . • . ;'2' .., . fewer of Moak, and the*'. . , i • ....•t given by its, puPiW, The rooms weft. filled to their utmost En 4 l capacity by an ielligent and appeal kthee.• audience. tExcellent essayewere Toil& h.r. * , Clara Robinson, Mire Reno and ' ' Reazelle, and e Reetti tion was rend in a very captivating manner by Idi Blanche Stowe, ' ' It gives the mmittee pleasure to re port that the on and Entertain 1 inentshoW the confidence shown to exist in the SendruirY, - by its liberal Pa :tromp., fa Ttotesplaced. 'Prof. Taylor is laboring wi his efficient assistants to keep the Somali' , in all its equipments • ftirl7lly . tB the theas.:e bespeak for it a ,fOll Miamian at its Winter Session; commencing . nary 15, 18t19. • • J. Hotraziosuritin; - ' T- ,' , To. l P. lOWAN!, . • . La i = . . T. ;, , '•• J. 'F. , Glum ( • Coriemimea'' . '. ; •' - I - '-' . 4esetteamptaliam, Waist Take*, 011f.—bn last . ondaVthe Chive/sad and Pittidough....... • *Woad company , l:o o kHoff. .".!'"'. °mix odatlon train :cm ibar **Pi Thtt tnthn therefere, lei4ne Beaver ter Pi - biligh, is at hat A. JG' . Guts fir e holiday's' ai Mrs. El: II . iiiiiiiies,loo l- 114` '' • ' fAisti, 4 NW lataresas—m w . : , Ittliae. 4 2Wirkiltroker . , elm!'_ ...Irumes Olne lot of goods m our columns mitaY: , Kr; F AVMs eh* am Bridgowstat he so long time, regarded every - Wm* as 'an lamest,' : man, : and- will sell anything in line atlow figures. Give him a MIL, . lEEE TA" - *- • • monerwassiwww • !ditlcemity ot smog outai • • 1* • cod now that . P _, 4llllli A "DnesPcmassit,,. wxiyys 1 pis timed Itslxe. lie Mot- I embrace thhi i pew ileamainfti atm g the raystertotui - Siiittliglidaticnined on 141 date roof In the coal bank at tide 'pla ce Allq/Jhql:b -1 1 LIbitrVir 1461 o: plain raised letters. The aiare about, three and alkali Inches *Put 1 the tatters being winpitiiiirepered as if they ware printed.' The Magna Urn thirteiti contains taienty ritTittkAike—are axing the same also, and appear to'have been Writ ten frafn Itftt° , 0 9" 1 " 1 " 1 "nite t°- Til strange and mysteries; writing, Pilidirktal Owl WWI& the wise Pad seientillethequestion,hewasine it there? Who, ia its anther?, Did it maim by ehaiee, of wssifpldcei~thoi6~ytbehand of God, ihr some wise purnosounknown to on? o.rdid.ipa " t . some age !of the world ' It would be just ea Arm* a eirelase ,ethitilbrithweeineby Chancwassibr the naniesif OfOrisiVflioShingisinttit4PPeer ifresgeg in the l e#tee b i ldtlehlthee- It is the work of AIMS,, it vOit sof :o; the., „l o an world, and ho.wrote it? Howdidman place ft o dred yards in theta be t uni lind slate strati, with. P hal 0 feet high on top of It, compase4*elate, the clay, lime stone, coal etutZ l iucA which has neverbeen broken 4 .., ation? : / Thenj tbriabut one time that matt I c0n.14 . 1411 walttw them, and that was 01401 *__,9 " ,,theZieliAeMellhe ar scas.'which clapouseu th ra - 4 ap r:l4. ihsulagdadal left a smooth sun hoe, which\ by a &ones of inuPoratien btanne.bard. While this surface was ink pirtildtsoft,smasTinust. haVe writ ten thdairletteri deeilgiititabe and thel *lnk "... , 40 ,,, a tiinpatiabrou g ht down " ' ,' ' 'l'-', ...4 11 ,0 uP the. letters 44:44. , ..! eilefisteover the coal., Thus y .‘• . - .., . liorid remained there Itilrissr straWiiii*ned and ...,,i4' , ''. 2 * Ohl, / iusd the earth's imr . - z JO. :1 _ . .t condition. Age arker age . ' anne sunlgonesdnce the au itek ?I;h 7 ,hisvos pissed from . 4 reitierusd , hiii, haw and . de .... and if - was left fbr our own nn— . • (Will IWO; hitelligent race to inhabit the ltuid aufttfillitto thehow :ela of the eurth,,andtheve upon the slate discover those letterathatsunit hive been there for untold generations. Yell- Ira?, El . :lit SPeoch. hear. IR ~,,.,_.,ls 16 , 1.;4, FE*, burs, Friii, at IL Bea seeirei,•Pj. • CONIUMPOMBENCE. •• Nevi - Ilanurrori, Ps., Dee. 41,1808. IRDITOR OF iRIC Anotra:—Youreorres ,pmtdent X. Y. Z. appears to be rally mistaken Li Lila letter In last week's is ue In regard to the particulars Of the ;aerentide gives by our band to the Peak • 'We have known thciPeaa family for a number of years. They are all persons °reduced= and isdnesienti and We are sorry that any correspondent should be me misinformed as to attribute to any one of. the ladies of that family such a trite and vulgar expression as that which appears in the letter in quest! n. our band.wern very kindly treated by . the Peak family, and their serenade very .higtdy appreciated ;- and they ",ail; expressed themselves as greatlY gratified with the very; fibersl patronage which they received than the good People' of this place.. Tile - manager Meld that they hjd never been mote kindly treated, and that their visit to New Brighton and the serenade given thent should ever 4 be remembered as ono among thoi most !plemassatepisodes in a. long prefeasional • The past week wan marked' by noth. tug more than usual ; with the exception of the ildr and festival held on the 17th and 18th - Insts., by the ladies of the Pres byterjan Church. It was a verY pleasant affair from beginning 'to end, and re. fleeted much credit upon the ladies who had thnmanage - meat of it. The cash re telpts,.we are informed, were about five hundred dollars. The money, we be lieve, is to ke expended in furnishing cushions, carpets, etc., for the new church. Was offered by boys, for their conduct; also a gentlemen for re plumed. This week ushers In the Holiday fes tivities; and every eye appears to be al ready beaming with bright antielPations of the joys—the good things—those Mei- Maya are to bring. To-night and to morrow night the Ladies Church Exten sion Society of ,the M. E. Church gives concerts, to consist of tableaux, vivans, etc., the proceeds of which are to be ap propriated to furnishing their now Church. May their most sanguine ex pectations be fully realized by an abun dant receipt ofUncleflamuel's promises tc'VY• ttipteet again on miry, 1868, was tion adjourned. /cry goOd, and attentive. M. L., On Christmas eve, the members of the Grand Army of the Republic will give a ball; on which occasion it is expected we shall tummy:Me a brilliant display of -"Yak women end brave men. And then, '"Oti with the dance ! let Joy be necounned: No sleep till mom when ;oath and pleasure meet To chase the glowing halm withtlylng feet." The entire week promises to bean tm. brekim' round of gaiety, with an evident intention of demonstrating that, al though It may be "this world Is all a fleeting, show" there is a vast deal of en joyjneitkin If if we mortals only know . how to avail Ourselves of it. PllllllOlll4/11 Ilirineeting of the Rseettilie'Comniittee of tho Republican party of Deaver county; hold at the Court How on Saturday, Dee, 19, 1868, the followtng Resolution was unani mously adopted - oils:: Resolved, That having tho highest opinion of the abiliti t hitogrity, and en% tiro fitness of the Hon: lohn o Allisoo, of Mercer County, foi the office of United States Senston'ise" do hereby 'piques* oiirlitettiltor andHeprseentattves the state 'Legislature, Isvmpport him for that offlekat, the thipraehing election. so long as theirjndgment, their still port wilt' be of Service to him, being confident that in so doing wo but reflect tbo.geuerel i Sentiment -of the Republi "can partyrof county. ' • ' HENRY,mmanna C. M. =RIM, Secretary. n Eau. and see the This, it Mrs. E. H. .111eaeom's, 3rd st.i Bei4 , er,, ithe has er- . ery.style To The Friends of the Argus.— Never since our connection with any newspaper, have we been honored with so many new subscribers, si Willdri the past ten days. These have all' been ob tained withput!stmeffortthus far on our part. The people ev,etirwhere seem to "comprehend thi'altaltion" and arertd iyingaround the Anon as they never did before r The result, la' our subscrip tion Est is now =nab larger than it ev er ifia been in the Peat,. But we, desire to make it larger still, Our "objective point" now isto givethe "old Argus" a larger elierdst,inti Aid' any paper in Westenk Pinuutylvania t r entsideof burgh. , •Friends thine= be. dot* 'jerk in this wayt.•Lbf earliforson who takai it, show a copy of it to his neighbor who does not, and prevail upon hint to be come a subscriber. Every friend of the Astons can aotoinplish this much, and whin le is doni, Inn. Object will Wreath ed, and the Argue will "go on its way re- TERlitipoWeropy, for one year, per copy for six minas; Weenie per °")P7 Hoar Errrrrt st bits. E. H. Heacout's, ea rt. ROM= .liiiiiitikii . . ‘'‘ ****ltliwri .F, , asp .• • , • .•• :_. I aiiiiiiipthiteet; . ,; ~ '1 G.: L. Zipetber, flornri*.4o .. , . Jas. , Gunman, Attlmiley, , , ,• . ' V al g "l'lt bs C 3 23"ShaP4 ::1 sr oalllllllr i*.b iii iiii*/ 3 4 1 *; ., 4. 1 :' Zl W etigL O L Vo i rAlkilbt ' ' I vet', Pa. . . - , . '..-- , ' :'..' . i !n- -. P. Anther. Jo Take; Beim; rtLL"' J. B. °althorn, DenUnt, °corm, s J. , L tUt V i r tig W r A A , Loon, Plinalpol. Parkat Rochemilrt irrOt t oo t./ 114 * . burgh, Pa. • •' • • 1 • • i J. <t s. Hasp Co., Itouott • Goods. Pittaburgh,ro,4: , • J. Width th Imam 41 $ 44 Pitiii. , bump. Ra• •• .W. Panay, Gr 4 j -idkathe4 cur, Palmer 41.Phillipa,'Ancennitii: burgh, Pr • Wilrich A liartfoni, Boats tt °Ethan, ZPitatiithilt4 Tur:".4 • ; G. W./Ws:tin, Boots fino as, Illockno. 4ndo"Y taburg stratinver. Hardware, PlWbnrgl _, • 1 . `O. R. Anikuts;Thielre, Ati 1.14 7;:p itlttek' • ti • . I af I •• ,4torolistraoro 141,ptim, Wolf. ltdtritnlidraidir. - . • ; • Administrator's Notlcs4 a , Aandestridoe-';',7 • Admlnlstritorie tNotke. • -r 7 ,- . Administrator. ; • kieoi3tor!* Not* Jt C. adboon*' W. I. hitelem, Exceutoys:. Exocutair!O NOtioe, R. A. Moo* & r3lsa Rood; Executors'. • Adininistrator's Notido, Administrator. . ; • , ' •:. Legal Notleo,Jolin °tan , . r , Logi' Notice, JolitiCanghey,Prothon ' Election notice, E. Hoops, Oa*ter. Administrators N otice, Samuel Black, Administrator. i' • .. t Rev. P. D.Flust, Property for ; sale In Beaver. • • • Orphans CoUkt Salo, Hanover Tp., vid Anderson, Administrator. Orphans' Court Sale, Rochester Tp., J. J. Now, Administrator. . Wrn. Belch, i Tailor, .1141,4eieiter, Pa. Sands dc Rineman, Fancy 43 es*, Pitts burgh, Pa. D. Et illrer, Fall dr, Winter e : water, P. . • C. Roedel, Wine .ibr stalk*tdiliEtry , Pa. Hrs. S. A. Allen, Hair Reaterativa, New York. Alta Vola Phosphate, Guano, Co., New work. • J. R. Garrott dc. Co., Hair Nestor Olive New Ilampshire. J. Pak:pion, Boots Shoeq•Alleghe- • deCallum Bros., ?smelts, Pittsburgh, Ps. ' D. H. Donator, Property follicle, BeC,.. B. E. Ostlers, Bobrer's Bitters, Pitta burgh, Pa u If, Ti liradtbrd, Farms for sale, ' New illighZett, t Pa: J. Moore, Druggist, Beaver, Pa. Ninth & Bros., Clothing, Pittsburgh, Pa. J. Braun, Sewing' Machine*, Bridge water, Ps. . Dicker ct speck, Herb Bitter*, Pitts ; • bargli, Pa. Merrick &Co., gtoiregAr.,744w BOgik- BorLind, Eloota it Shook Pitts burgh, Pa. JEW. it W. Snodgrass, Druggists, Alla . 0 ,01, 9; Pa- • 'Queen of England Soap, Philadelphia.' • S. P. Cummins, Coal for salo, lteaver, Pa. • Joe. Home, Millinery Goods, • Pitts burgh,Ta.' .1; W. Barker,t Co„ Dry Goods, Pitts burgh, Pa. Mrs. E.ll. Iktacont, VarietyltStation ery Store, Beaver, Pa. J, H. Bence, Millinery t Trimming Store, Beaver, Pa. A. S. Harvey, Groceries, &e., Bridge water, Pa. Bentgor do Co., Groceries, Food, IRc., Beaver, Pa. , • T. 0. Morgan, Groceries,• ke., Drldge water, Pa. - - Coo it Darragh, Groceriefiote., Roches ter, Pa. . . Chas. R. Hurst, Duniranee Agent; Rochester, Pa. ' J. & H. Darragh, Lumber, .te. ,Sharoo, Pa. S. J. Cross at Ro chester, Pa. - J. C. Harruiriond, PlormJiaed. &c., Ro chester, Pa. • , Croft & Phillips; Beal ' Estate Agents, Pittsburgh, Pa r B. Mulhelm, . Christian gilts,! &e., Bridgewater; Pa.' . J. P. - Smith & Co., Lamp, &e., Pitts burgh, Pa. . • T.J. Chandler & Bona, Dentiate, Ro chester, Pa. • • , Dawson dr. Richanison, Dissolution, Beaver Falls, Pa. John Bonier, Meat, Pouitry, Re.,, Bea ver, Pa. . • Expritroir Lands for side, intr . :tire at this office. Rineman, Merau&.Seldio,sliverarare, Pittsburgh, Pa. . BoLinty Account, North Sewickley township. - , . Peter Y. Brownaaud formate, Cetera 14.af!*f*PntY, Ohio. : John, Boyle, Store for side, New Brigh **: • • - ' J. P. Price, Wei; PsAr c &s.i New Brghton,.Pa. J. M. mrciiii4a dry Goods, PittsbUrgli, Pa..; • • R. E. Sellers, Rohm's Bitters; Pitts burgh, Pa.. • ' Slider & Stoi3ps, Sewing Machines, Pittsburgh, Pa. Jas A. Fortune, Dry Goods,' Roches ter, Pa. Speyerer Qc Sons, DIY Goods, af., Ro chester, Pa. J. L. B. Daweim, Grocerter, Beaver Valli; Pa. • , • Wm. Fleming, Bats & ' Pitt - burgh, Ps. 1 Llseue & Co., Organs, Pitts. !nilSii, FL A It&ay, it Co., ifisid Pipe, !Mts. S. B. Briggs otheni, Bali, Industry, Pa. Dr. Martin, Prinatgai:Aaadetny, Ben ye; Pa. Dr. Lightluil, Pittabjr*ta. ' hal. CannOrM, ter, Pa.. . / 4 gl l 2(0140114 Johfl catkliben Prothon'- Notice tit lankriitaei; • 'Thomas A. ;to* • • ' IL Ranger, Dry Goode &c., Bridge water dL . Engine for sale, tide °Mee. ' Wanted, Reinter Falle, Tarinpli. _MT and Non= Fratiai, at Mrs: E. IL terminal 3rd at., Beaver. Dose? forget our, ‘Gloves, , Collars, Cuffs, Noakes, and Ribbons, at Mrs. R. H. Beacom% 3rd et., Newer. , - ,ticori-itli at_ tile r ..._ _ 1 4 / 4 4/soraosealt o t:an: -. ...}.... • • Alirololuillaim* se_ 1, i ' i ..,00., :It . 7,01 C OS, .1.4.0,,,,i,n) yr , di 46 , 41 4 , A; L::* Nwir0 ..... , oddr ,„„ rtodirgial,_.panies..,.. ap,,,, cbm. .......- an d ' " . . I AR , , . zanstm,„ rox,l t a t 6 ix mit atielitir. oft . illiiliallenpat New ~.1 4 1:' '1 r. ,, , Foic_iksim, or _‘:01,4 0., tomb* Rama eil: Ct; Lary Zk *aver 00.,i P1TT11.10116914 MARKET. iannoiircypw /Ist/114w Virlpftsvipecr.olWWW. I I *thving the sinewWlailk bas been Madero/poly L .. =the in • our general Markets, and xoriews have nth's' without mudichange. There haa losen.Consid stabity"mdtement in regard to Bacon, Lard and /fees Pork, and in !regard to fhe droiatteractiethers is a. tendon ('So !dew rates.' re is yet no new barCeleinsierket: Or? "holesaling. The denten& gndsi market's have been weak, but st,the chime there is . Mori Amnon. It is lir" expected that :there bo )ouch improvement .in trade generally until . alter the' Now t Year ; Grooeries ecstatic" rather dull, I..fk*er. and Ens nrerldgber.' All kinds of goods anitabie fbr ihe, holiday's are very active, The ;swigs of produce's= light , ' , -Vfe,quote as :folio"; which are the whole's/estate prior" unless otherwise BAOOX, ham,, ETC.—There's no old booms In market, unigrilem s mi for it. Nei Bs 11. him" pq.• a tow first clanretall_sprocesies, sell them at fi va k i M isc h.7 Lard is excited and prices ad ' We gnote , prima kettle ran -demi , and in kelps . too Prime mess pork sold at eft A 002900 •ft BZI Ems—Fresh packed are In demand at 4 11 ( 3 dcri— ' 'Arrtss—Flrat at (ram $3(45 11 Did, as kr =a;--There Le alarge demand for elytAilDiotl batter 'with but moderately °airs. Wo quota , the beat at .13445 e HlT—There Is s gocid demand' for baled Lir and the market la firm. Wo quote at 1i25628 VI ton. Loose timothy atsl hay from country wagorutht in demand I , s@3ii toil. BEArrs—There is a better demand and I steady market, at $3 50 ®3 75 bushel for choice small white. 1 , Puravosn--Ths cold weather "has checked reeelpts, and we.quote peach blows firm at We from depot and wag ons, and 90e from store. ' 13knos—Clover. seed is nominal' at 1/0 50140 bushel, and flaxseed - at lt.: 95- 0J250 V bushel, Timothy seed may be quoted at $225 V bushel. POULTRY—The receipts of poultry are very large and the market was extreme ly ' dull. ,We quote . live • chickens at 3/70'pair by the coop and dressed 11 1.243 V lb. Live turkeys $llll5O and dressed at.l4@lsc V lb. Drums= Sons—Arch moderate re, ceipt and selling at $9 50 ®ll oo pi bun dred,;23 to Mae and condition. - FLoun—During the greater portion of the .week the market has been weak, but at the Close there has been more firm ness, and a fair trade doing. Prices re main. unchanged, and we continue .to quote ,from store as follows: Choice spring wheat flour .$8 00®13 50 ; good spring wheat flour $7 2.5@7 7` ' an d win ter wheat flour in sacks, V475%9 00, and hi barrels $0 00@9 50 V bbL Rya PLoun—We quote at r 50@8 00 Vbbl. • BIICXWIIKAT Fawn—Seam, and we ' 1 quality. quote at 115 00@,15 50 V bruidred, as to COarrxitzt;--Sales of new cornmeal at fl 00 lit bushel, and oldyellow and extra white Atli 10(41 15 V bushel. Grum—There is more limaness; hi the grain market, although the transactions are light. Prices aro without change. In wheat theme is very little doing. We quote ,red winter wheat at 5180(51 85 v burheL Ear corn in scarce and wanted. Very little old !corn in the market,' and it would readily bring $lO6 in Elevator. New Corn is worth 75c hi,depot and Me in store. Oats in fair demand with sales in Elevator and in depot at tes - 463c, and from store at 65@.613e V bushel. Rye is wanted at $1 45 in good sized lots. Barley is nominally P2os@i2 10 for Fall and $1 161;42 per bushel inr No. 1 spring. Take Piotlee—The public are respectrally In. eked to all at the Foundry of the andersurt.ed la Bridgewater', Bearer county; Ps., and exam_ine the loped and beet amorted lot of Co °king, rim kir and Boating Stones in the County, WoOffer UMW WIC jut d warrant them to be ell we clai BELLm Of VASIP 1.035432. Goodi Ow the Holiday.. . - , • A ... • • tRIDGIEWATF.II, PA. Is WEEKLY EWING A FRElin HUPPLY OF 000D8 IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING! Steubenvill 131ankets, ley's Bs 01.3 i P and bl Bugs, Ti Flannels, ' 01-oceries, ,r Collect, TM. tlilgar, Mohislies, White Silver Dips. Golden IU4cOIIIIFIOn 87niri, Candles. Soap, SW. and Melee Xeer., Hardware - Nails, Glass, Dear Loeb. D Cutlery,. labia Boxes, Fire 8 •, • Buckets, Tube Linsee Bo =I FOR M Rifle E=l! SEEM Ni heavy so n de ilettrefell free of eitme By oboe attendee to bedlam; and by toping owletantly on hood a well aseasted stock of cowls of all Ow dltpreat kinds =nen Itewt In country store, the azulartlirse= .In the fano as In the cia to inerltapd a Mast shamed' the ME =II - byjlerv; J. '~S'l. , , ~r .. D: t GOODS. DR Jeans White Woolen Army'Blankets, Brad irred Flannels, Merin kipactis lkdaines, aids, Bleached,.frown and gold- . mixed water 1 • Proofs, '• • hlnchllla Cloths, len Shawls, Brown ached Muslin, Brit- Prints, Canton toisery, Gloves, mitts, (lr.c. ES= nor Lathes. Binges, Strews. Table !and Tea Spoons, Sleigh Bells. Coal • Is and Pokers, Nails and Glass. OODENWARE Chum, Buller Prints and Ladles Oil it White Lead. is and Shoes LADIES AND CHILDREN owder and Shot, g Powder and Fuse cod .Sc Qaueennwarii. • B. e.IiANOEII. IL - - 1n3:14. , , • The- , highoi da I lorlatimit Ask bat si tesllprotr Palle CZNe CiaL l be il UNkr er a Merrig+llfrlS 4t dl erAy_i!NOlNpt 12...? . . . 0 0 'lq Me Coon ot - CooO na. Jai. rhidato, 'tee Past of liontoo -• os.• , Couny. No. Bp, hive , MO Mogen: e loot. Term, MK • , • • ' Patties interested are berebt=lled ' AMU teal seountorioseph Demo. fit. af Wary: aucli tiiPied earn tt l k. s rWtj7O °, 4 " :i • IMO gaol 01 moo to der eantrery be shown wW be untanned, by the Court on the Wet Mandel at next Term. _! decltS—Sw • Julte CAUGLIBT.Pro• " F or Salle. yw. : Me engine Is offered for tale. The bolls! 0 11l kot by al to Omar, wllth all that:tom et. maul to wart as of/ well. haelndlair black/walk tools. All la 30/40I00ItIon inquire at thla of. ace. darn at. rnr • • - nto •• . E j ), • ".. CO• -Ott • - 159 31Ittelket realLreet, • , Is.. . 'Paramelsoad - Xpadar,. Ilek; Thu arm 01101.014 '3lolo.3rlntni Stnek man he timed ant In 30 dap. - . • Darla II; S. Marshall's Office, W. D. of Pennsylvania, Prernstmon, December ISlb, Tls to garsiNotko ' Th al on the 10th 1. day of November, 16114,a warrant In Bankrupt- CY Was loaned against the estate of tamuel isy of New Itrie,httm, Dearer county. Pa., and Minim G. McCandless of the city of Pittsburgh, la the county of A /lethal's and Piste of Palmy!. rub, partners as Malley e. McCandleis, who hare been adjudged Bankrupts on their own petition ; that the payment of any debts and delivery orally property belonging to such bankrupts to them or Mr theiruse, and the trauskr of any property by them are for bidden by law; that q meeting of the creditors of the said bankrupt, to prove their debtt.and to etu o e one or more assignees of their' estate..will be held at a Court of ilinkruptcy. to be holden at No. 116 Federal K. Allegheny City. Allegheny Co.; Penna.. be/m.1°111:1N. Parriance D, Register , oft the 34 day of February A. Irak at 10 o clock. a. m. • •," ' '2IIOIIIAS U. ii. Marshal. ex Meseenzer, CHEAR . —.7— HOLIDAY GOODS; BENCE' BEAVER, PA. - L_:. Extra Inducements Offered Dur. Ing the nolidayis. P ; ; ;4 Blanket. worth IK 00 per pale sold at 0150 Large extra heavy double French Blanket Hauls worth 1114.00501 d at 8 50 Floe large doable Blanket Shawls worth 1114, sold at i. it 50. 'loop Skirts worth 111 01, sold at, t 5 Lathe a wn Handkerchief s worth le tenth, io so at Fancy emb 85 roidered and lsee Ilandkerchlete, 40 _ worth ceots. sokkat Merino Stockirtirthlo cents. sold at 18 Ila:r wool ribbed Stockinsold at 15 Yew style Ina linen ON Cuffs and Collars' worth 75 cents; aoltLat . 50 Fluo all wool Flamael worth 40 cents. sold at. 31 Very wide flnauela worth 60 cents, cold at... 45 4 5uston Flannels worth 15 cents, Fold at 14 Balmoral Skirt' worth $O, cold at 115 Whidebotte Comets cold at 75 .*AWl!e C g t t t eT:sl,72itc " ill ' i t t . dite k d A s %rat Rata Cf. for.Liiiies or Children§ worth e from op to sold, at TS k Good BROW offered in Bonet% . . • New Goods Arriving Daily. ('all eirly and Firma a •Rsr3ala 11rN.-1.0 Miscellaneous. T. J. SUANDLER & SONS, 113ENT'It3T14. Itoe,hesaltor, I'n., Men to Dater Statlon.bulldlng. All work war ranted. Prints moderate. Glee us a call. , Novr 4. 1868.-Iy. HIRSH . * 111110TITEUIS wpOlilllla ♦XD VATAIL DRALATIO CLO THING, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, NO. 29 ST•CLAIR STREET .4 "(Opposito Iron City College.) PITTSBURGH PA Clothing made to onlcr un short notice. nornycis. Industry !gait Company• TABLE& COARSE SALT, INDUSTRY. BRAVER CO., PA All nlt put up in rood order and warranted to giro satisfaction. , Alt orders Promptly attended to. R. B. 16111G04, 111AXAGIZIL C. ISLI:1147, SW. & TUBA s sopl6tf. Boller Farrell & Co Lead Pipe Slices & Bar,Lead MANUFACTURERS, ALSO Pig Lead, Iron Pipe, Rubber Hose, Steam Guages, Whistles it Valves, Iron .•,.. Copper Sinks and Bath Ittbs,i, Strain Pumps, Farm • • Pumps and Punic. • and every dt*lptiou orkoode for Water, - ,::'Gras and Steam, NO. 167 SMITHFIELD STREET, Pitlabargb, Pa. Seod for Price LW aorIA O use oflke Lams* & 'Toss Successful WIDAV.SALE lIAT HOUSES • • old extensive and reliable House of m. NO. 169 WOOD STREET; • PITTSBURGH, P .• Our goods writhe sold at /datum Priors. end will be round to'compare in extent and vety with Int Hsu houseein New York. The clot consists of Men and •Iloya Far and Wool Mt.. and Caesimere Hata. lien and Bon Cope. Neu. Boys end Chlidrens Straw roods, Mtn teatime, Shaker Itoods,Sundowns Ladhes:andMisee. Hata, 'slimmed and untrimmed ' . Country Merchants are bolted to call and, examine our Stock.' norprelas. • , Mit4lo3l4=trlDVlll:igijirrt e. triwlllrafoottgewr= i t :lol7m Vral t" obtatulbr thitt mos. all of 'Melt he willies at tirtioleseht reffill. Beet Peet. Veil. /Lintel). ~ode it bto , shop ott Thlnt Street, Bearer, Ts. Priem mo4engte. Tall and ice. JOLLY BOUD1114: Deell6 241 6,, , I 0_ fiv " 4,'7 4 l lo Atellfft DEitrUCK'' ;-- t• • • i 7 CATARRH", t .• ;1 ' Mill . DhleWise ar the ICer. &titanic. °Affection. g Wye, Cue,=Woo, IID4 !allifimet• • : 7' . ! Throat, and 'l„uri IMMI SPECIAL NOTIQI: • .. LJONTIIILL ttileigta pze UI , p Rtrp ONCZ, UPI TitIeATILKT Prryn NI • &SAX?, CAM AZ APPLIIM AT 110111 P. . DR. LIGHTIIILI CA TAITZI-II Among etrlffred enmraunttlee there IR (1.0 alert prevalent. Moro unitenal more Productive of ditcomfort, or. mole give Km to a evicted distremin - Sand C. complltadona . than Catarrh. :n It* pn MRCP of decelcpmeot,. the 111,1111.1 of e. t &Me am frequently lout. hiring and tigilt often loafer tovere Injury. Throat Qeelloua. ArlLma and Bronchial Complaints aro inutessfuly produced, and Consumption hi almost Its inevitable smolt. Caton* teeing. mantfo.te Itself at, tlrs; In II: easllj of the nose, but rpreittio4 be7otol I.te tot map scat, It noon penarates into every cell, cm vka and cavity of the head with which the um parenea communicate, and at length ,bectent dithisell over the entire extent of the maw-pulmo nary tint% The 'mullein, most prominent And c haracteristle features of Catarrh Li a di r ecliarge from the lead_ tonalating sometimes of a clear Acrid Mild, but of fester era thick purulent yellow or greenish ye ' low matter, which le finally accreted in eceeesit e: abundance, and tummy.* a very fetid odor. mu puniest Imbalance la eta.zhargcl ass Wide erten, siva Mild, or In hardllakes Through thenoltella Or illiaand frequently by both channels. 1 ' y Instances the discharge be of at very tr. et gummy character, adhering to the die cued meMbline with glumllke tenacity, and la re. moveable only wkiltgreat difficulty. This fact Is more pat Uenlarly notated on rising In the morn• leg, because during steep the purulent 'accretion harden' and accumulates with greater facility. The effort* to relieve the head, at those `times, by hawking or blowing the nose, are, therefore Ire. qrahntly mostdiatreseing, to the one affected. and moat disagreeable to those around. MM. Often they have tube ao violent and persistent that the limes and chest become grained and core; ene ma, retching and even I omitine, enarite. and et, vete headache or dizeinesa cannily folloveietanel augments the general distress. In !mine Slimes even the Most powerful efforts may tall to AV the betel Wel ewe tood opetinntlaat la meall ow. ed, after whieh the vitehl secretion heehaws meter what softened, and is then discharged came real; ily. 1.,. Again, the offensive matter concert, imo dry; hard muses of crocus,,which olioyart i.riaihleg and ern very difficult to deistc, their el:lode:melt : often requiring, the moot violent effortS. 501..- times three ineresutions come avri”c in sew' hard lumps, or fragments of a deep green tint, bet occasionally broad mut• fiat cage of notalee size are expelled, on which trace,. at blued may at times he obscured- Thle condition le e Cry liahle I to run on to actions oiceretions, neon leg a ions or the hefty Atructure of the nose, and I a iiii ,, ,- ' quent I:tette:tine of orge.t. I Incases where the diseharee in copious. and or likillinse anti bulb character, it treimentlyliiiimill• the sufferer's rest he the nomineity or frequent ‘ erSiX`CtOratieti, berate the purulent fo id I. pat 'wally more apt to run into the throat, velum as tiering sleep the hea I is thrown back- ehold expectoration he neglected, as may ortasionally happen daring heavy sleep, the Invelid in monied rem bitieet ley a sensation or ehokinL, conic,' Icy the Allier; up orate throat with the tiecumula• ted rieeretfon front the head. Thermal membrane Is momily.cry mach thick Mod and consented. causing Ore nose to; bo pad oti aometimos OA 000 aide ail somftlmos on Ma other. and often bn both. riving riso , to a Ma % ;Tremble stony sensation in dm basil. and occa sionally torlolent paroxysms of enrozing. Tae thickened condition of the mucous mem bratel-and the collection of thu purulmit nutter in thenasal canals, interferes with ri , spirattur, through the nose, and obliges persons so affected to breaths through the open mouth,q practice ‘..ry deicterolla at all time, bat mom partkulariy so daring sleep, whisi under such cirehni.lances I. always restless and accompanied with a heavy gorging sound. A fueling of fullness, heat, irritationo .orrnina or pain Is centrally experienced In rho norttila neftr the root of the, nose a.. well as in the upper part of the throat, above, and behbul thk sot pal ate, and headache is rarely altogether absent. A distressing sensation of heavy weight or rumpre.- ohm to usually complained of over tho forehead. and especially in tho region Immediately above and between the eyes. Sometimes pain is obsti nately lived to smlci ponidglar pnrt,oe to iLe temple. on the top-of the head,' at the back of the neck, or beide& tho orbits , and oecall,juallY rttan lfestn itself In Ilia face, of ro sewn, .t character that it is frequently mistaken for ne n r51.41.t. The voice to generally affected and heroine: , hoar, c, muffled, weak or uneven, and .6111.111, a. .nasal character or an unplea.aet sulintug quality. Cough of varlabie severity to not onfreilacutly one of the symPiotra and results of Catarrh. the breath'!, nanally tainted, and temmes. at times, an clsSeedingly fetid and sickening odor. ZEL sumo rise; it inf. 611,21 so revoltingly offensive ar ilo:tt• ibe mdforevan object of ,thogibd to M well an to others. ' sense of smell ht usually Memel! or ndirely. hat in Catarrh, and a similar sliest on taste may be occ r aelonally• °Nerved. The eya are apt to become irritable. And dl,posed to alai' excessive ly nu exposure to the cold or wind, and a sense of weariness or sight Is usually experienced after slight exertions. licaringnotuniregently Incomes more or less ImPaired,and noises in the head very Often add materially to the existing distresa. The !llOUlatil generrdly seders more or lens, and becomes weak and irritable; the amanita Is Ca. widows and la newly always bad to the reorulta. The tualents generally complain of lassitude and fatigue, an incapacity for either physics! or men tal exertions, a feeling of weight And di-comroSt in the region of the stomach, anal a constant Us potation to drowsiness and sleep. The mental faculties are also sometimes slightly airected, toss or Memerj being more or lens petweut. Catarrh may prore fitat, either lay debilitating the system and wearing out the patient, ct•by traveling downward and producing consumption. This fact - has been no repeatedly noticed that all experienced practitioners now leek upon Catarrh as. eta of the most frequent and Important camel f this complaint, but according to oar extensive eobeerrationat Should always De regarded asa pre moultion. and one of the rem earliest tusnikata- Ilona of ConstimpticrK A'syStensaticjadtcletts and well directed tours.- el treatment, such assts. hare for years employed to our practice, is tare to be followed by a Prruo" neat Lure.- • DR. LIGII7IIIILL has associatki Ith him the emit.° tit Specialist DR. REED. who pays cultists° attention to . all diwwitss Rets ina Gum Impurity or itistialalent tionristiment altos II T. 0 ( - ). p . and tureiCpotaisnmentlyall'ideetton of the Skin Liver, Kidney., Stomach and derangratenta °Min NERVOUg SYSTEM. at AO Peru' Ntrevt. PITTBDIJROH; PA .11 , 00:1317 Ana 1 ,;.I :13;cr .4.4.1,:r ... ' .•. . , a i'• :141Ww‘ ; , . • I: i , , 1: ...f, flomi 2:;, i,l * , : .WA: . ' , .-.. 7 :AB'I',II3IA, Jul :C)134b1-331:6 ``_-' I • • • - • ,J:i0,.!.: - X :F0 .. 1 le'lii Ix xii I:PfA3TItIN ROCKEST:ER; PENN'. -• • 7 . .3101Ve efotPLlCri, STOCK or Dry Good t e 67.^r b!,t)l,ffit to Carrot' Om red elimPftt 'Dfo'sf4 'Goods, An kdtehl yilkete!7 11E ,PPS all NA OM, 31[FainN ; ()S. PLAIDS Al tar u ICES. I)ELAINZS, &C , &C,, • CASSI ME RES. IWEED B,I I • ANL) OAP'S, if OSIE:In', OLOVM. A-N,D. FA N • ( 4,11101)S, CoUN ' TRY N ELS, Choup. U, Arrentnt AIM Call garty art ,t &eurvt liaryains. "Wo am *mud to sal it Piti.t;nrei Pl*. st....apinc, mkt tIF and }Lublin° litlUblrez 81.4 e ritO t HiMir 1/00/):4. Ili rn'lnbor tlw Ox., rnnin Gannett/ occupied Ay Tti Henn it Itueviet.' Is 7' II le 7IA 31 0•13,- JAMES. A: FORT E oen. A IL I.IOIIMAND WIIUI.IySAI.B'& coMMISsIoN Ptlll.Elt IN 80,:.T5, SHOES AND GUMS cvi rectuve,l from 101 Thittl Aterioe.. to the letue 411(1 enteme4l teat poem., m, dle. rt Mkt nh'e to Nos. 7:3 4;113 WOOD hTIIEET, PITPOIVROI4 And tine on lisadtlic Iftwett and Local adecle4l ' 6: um, 'reeslce BOOTS,. gnu Es. (I A I E. It 8 tt.ll. !UM In the City. and %111 he hold at cheaper taus than lu Philadelphia or Nen . York. Mott or the Good* are Tranufactureti clinN,lll FOR MY 0 IV TRADE I would Invite the Cash and Shottqlme buyers to Call ard East:aloe my Stoat bdore purely tog elsewhere, as you can fare motley. (MODS RECEII'ED DAILY Udall Store No. hi Market Street, (2 door, from sth. J. n. rs OIL L A 3; D , 53 he :S NOOD ISTREEL. WALL PAPr WALL 'PAPER. • WALL PAPER TLe Isms; and ebeApest stock of Wan Paper lo Beater County. BOOKS, A lama attortment of Illnecraneone Schwa and Italicine. Hooka, tonatantly on hadd at Pula. Ilthene Price, • . Gift Bads Enitable for ~•r:: ~.r-;:~n (INERY, n rtt: nri‘e rarlety of l'utper.Envelowr. • ncllc 4,1t1 anti Steel NW, ink and Ink S honk ' We am th.• eNClurlro Agent for :be eet,hnttert 7'nla•yha 67(3111 Pon. for thiA Cotily: ❑r»r sr, , latr..! a co«HI Col t% no, STI , II/41 - at. w.❑tor eih,•m Lt•Cltre rchzofte:::. We are the Azrut for thte. County for Krider'4, Photozraplt 7ltarrial: • Certificate "Tile attentl , .ll of Clerzyno n k re.necifolly roil d 1.. tht.. ro we can sett them at thl tame illaconnt a. tiwy won`.l zet front- the Attratera 4 f10,01 rrnment for oal.• at Pag.ht fa' pricy.. We have ron4antly Flnorpil Cloth In :arzccarkty. WIN11111Wi.A.1)-Vd-4. vt - Exincowc,lT. t_7l - 1.1•7"1 I, ItUSTI('& on hand To)a and Vatikv Oot tiv enitaldo for the ❑olhlayr. L. F. PRICE, QM C LOSING OCT SALE OP D 11,1,7 GOODS, J.M.BURCHFIELD &CO'S FOR THIRTY DAYS Now Is the time to get your Vol Way Prosenta of useful articles cheap.: Poplins worth 31c worth tOr,: .trunres for 1.5 e, worth =Sic. Cloakitot Cloths for $175, worth 11 171. Alpaca+ for hoc, worth frie,7 Pol. ley Shawls for 113, wonttlat. Vele...teens for at' 50„ worth al IA flooket. fur SI FA worth /..1 no, ' • Mid Flannel for 31e, worth Ott. .11 Mastics fur worth Table I.lnens.N.malowTowelwited Spreads, ldnln Cambric frandkerehlefs,ifem stitched Ilanilkerchlert, Evening Drees Silks, Black ' and colucetitillts. • Call smt. Mock ail now and hest In city to No. ;la F•ilar II /4treet. Decl6(Formerly St; Oak; near Liberty.) CIUtISTMAN aims,' CHRISTMAS GIFTS, NEIV YEAR'S GIFTS. NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. . NEW YEAR'S GIFTS Holiday Emporium. • e • In again maklin my annual imnoinxemeot - to my patrons, of Tom Girls Presents and rure Designs, I do It with plemure, Jutting Mu en:en, the middle surd end TOITIVZ to tell. I greet lon with ;Inch •12 sp•ortment se has never he ws h.,. exhibited In this Cleanly ts xstlr'tl tp select from an el es to Prix , : :tone will ituippoinued It WOUl& lie impossible to ;. . enumerate. I toonlu promise to lelllowßthiuscsubobontlit In illy city In the Union. .1' C 11 PET S will bo .014 boloor coot, to clean out my pneen wok. Docin F)R SALE.-150 arm* of land for sale 1a rpb• er enmi tydho w t Vtrgdst Thla land lays within &abort s", flue ,Utile Konawa er.that runs luto the Ohio 'firer it Parksraboesh, Va.. Is about tad milts from Parkershunth. The USDIWIt afforda taellttlei tot running lumber Ind to the (Ado at 'restart seisms of tbs yes:. The tied &mid to be good sad Will timbered, mot is within a short distant° of Oil Wells. Theo" are two gentlemen of this motiliwho own WM teem between them alba same tra ct, lt will be sold low, and la paymeau set pentium's. Into( :nation, ,t e.,ttad at tbla Wee. ■ NiIME ROCIIESTEIZ, 12231 BOOKS, BOOKS Broadway, New Brightrm Christmas Gifts B =I

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