The Beaver Argus., January 06, 1869, Image 1

mu irtif' -vs
Is published every WednesdAy tu - tba
old Argos troildipt9iegithAllblies per
Ter, Pa., M$ 001 er Mr, Ali :adviticit
Communications on subjects of loMil
or general littered are respectfully sollo
hell. To Insure attention &yore of this
kind must Invariably be accompanied .
by the mune o,lithrtneyttpor.• • - •
'lichen. and communications should
b e imdresseais•
J .WEYAND, Waver Pa,
Business
U.Grrer,
Arii.ltect. Meehanlel,n and Englnefr or Arta
nsd \ 1.1101:1.111,6 OIZCS 11111.1 . lte.ldence,ltochas
ta. l'a.
T. L;Eberblirt.' . '
1 . 1,11 Enginver uid Sarvelor. Igen , Isightou.
SIIIII7.OIiN I.lld PrOillei made on phurt
make, Dein&
lA:mpg, Glanantratref and' Chandellen,
_all
and qualitied at the 11105 CITY I.AMP
and fll.ditn WAIttOlOI:81C. Desleen applied at
NA, rdt ludeettle rated. SMITII
Cation
mt. J. on &
Co.
11,16 IFI Liberty St., litteliurgh, Pa.
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J l‘. CAM Eltl)N,
.11torne) at Law, Itraver. Nn. Orlice In the Na. tional Hotel ac., promptly
a titudidd to
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I') ro. Marquin & CtaulUgn 81111: •
1. t .he11.: l'lm•leldtt4. nozheart N. Ones
to.. 11., rag 44 A okeny'a Mod. Prompt &Mut
tlOL g3%r zi to dl fan, .
.1.11.. 6 , 1 y. • ..•
)cas r Seminary and Institut..
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/tl,lOll upeurd hlptehlWr 8. lAA. This
10.01 no long and nurressfully tronductrilby Prof
'l,+4l , l;and ablonnuldninle, offas extenelve CY/Wil
-1 111 the Chithtlee. English and Luatc. Yor Cat-
Now, addrevo IL T. TAYLOR.
T . J. CILINDLZU
It/ 11,1 N 'l' I t. 4 ,
its. e er, 1' .•
11.11Cer Shllloll building. All wOrl; war
ranted. Prlemnioderate. Glue us a rail. I
No , r 4, ISGS. --ly.
I "kw rarturrxhip,
I. H.CUNNINIZHAM.. E. P. KUHN
CUNNINIIH.Lit I • iit'fitY.
A Itor;leye sit lea. UWcu Mira •trrot, heater
H ome Furnish,ll9: Goods,
WiIobESALE and
eI!TI.ERY, QUEINSWARE, LOOKING
we, pro asc 'Glassware, Also. 'Japan, Tlu
Wooden and V. Mow ware , itarket and Fancy Bas,
tete. broke*, Kitchen Bette, Clothes Wrfugets,
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Flit 1T JABS AND CAS*
county, tefehinta will dant to their advent
; :e to glee or a cal/ and ecomaloa oar stock be
we making their purchayea..
.J:&II.PECAN • I' CO.,
No 114 Federal s,:, Allegheny ate, FL
epttiartf.
tidwary Halt Corpany. '
/I,llllllaFfUnflrAlllll MAUI= IN
TA BEI & COARSE SALT,
BVliirlit BEAVER (0., PA
.All pot lip In coal order stud worranted to
gtee entlaractiou. -
All ordoew ptTnnpllysttomied to
• AMU., MAMMAL'. R. r.I.VICT. ACC. & TRW
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insit*
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CLO THING,
I a ND
Gentlemen'S urnishing Goods,
NO. 29ST•C AIR STREET
( uPPTYS tbL e tl iege ', ) :
Tarl ' SPX439#7 4 , t ; l :iti
clothiliatid;,l,ll 4 sloleillistierit
, oLIDAv, intioretiats., _
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Reim% fern &
.No. •425th A.i'estue,
Plitvhurgb, Pa
. Aid
'f firm beg Imre to inform their Dliro.Ed an
r public generally that they haminst filled for
lutrose stock of Good., esPrc.hllij,erichest and
e runil Ilulideys--commeong .
rest &clans in Vine Jewelry, I. Gm... and
•ure solid silver Wars. I . rw a t e b ee . .yea and
tomb% Diamonds, rea ni .„ Franch clock. in
""" a ' ter Parlan Ware
arhlc. Bronze and.A" tm „.
m a t e d W a re ir,
btrollpa and titatorZ. e Jewel Dorm
Oali variety, Pas' "I nc '
.0.1 and Sil.r
% leaded Canert..tc.,
n dom. with Eastern and Wm.
Cure.—Otter "e d
on frequent rialto to their
""""C' l ni r " to ell r eoode In our line, either
'l ' , '. a k t " . " Ale nr M'i ' clallut " lowCr prices than any house
o r New York.
11.4 70' .
ILLINEITY GOODS
OS. HORNE & CO
Wholesale rie . alera In
ILLINERY GOODS,
FlowenFcalbers, Filmic', Reis,
roped, Bonnet Velvets aud,Velvet Rib,
!rm., Embtniderips, Inns and
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Roods, Handkercbieno,
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and Cloak Triininings,
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rrin andAbattoes. Loops
Koala* , and Gloves, all qual
m,. and earl% tta, floods, Monk, Cap.
u von., Wonted, 'Yam and Knitting
Material.. Corsets 'plain and ent
be-Mei:ed. Hoop fiblrts, 'mind. •
lac I.n Panier.,"fload nets.
null 114 Ir Dreldr, Wool..
rn Upod.,
Gentw' Furn!dolni Goode,
1 ., ~, ‘,l Itoteterant
r mid Atyli.th Patterns,
.I , *thiry •(iuudalurul! Sllia
N AND SEASONABLE
GooDS.
.krrkal or Ntl, GOMIS at New York Job.
I,' Vrlree.
: o .'"Nrer Collar, or the be,.t makes.
itvlPr, lollelted. No. 77 d 711 Market Street,
.(1, , 100g1t, So. ' • notlsly.
a‘c ilurdwareSlore.
LIN DS A I',NT KltßiTallb WIER
• Importent null dealers In
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lIAItDW-ARE
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CUTLERY
I:htlre New stockJuni opened and wilt MP' offer ,
to the trade at the
LOWEST EASTERN PRICES
NE,411 UNION IJEPOT,
No. 887 LIBERTY' STRUT
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w he t It gong' .When ,1 conte,out I .. ;: iwpir. - .I Incl. I
born • a burt and ,birdie coming u thr walk.
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'Not papa's Aunt Mildred-419W
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linea l- WI, " niothei. Wins Hvlng. friend.' -- ' why,
, deeto. _ ,•• . livaniW th • ;-- "** l 177 "'' 21 .1 ' ass;. '" me ") .- Ift.olaa-t•to me I' ~ ',. ' , Il i !: • .-- - r ' ed riatitiith • 'lt '.seems wit 11.4 It did • t rillYN. • • your- slie,, • your
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'NW %PIC I• • SW - MSS.' MOM ,•- - • • ' W75"..r 4, '-','" S wil "'w i nk- -', ' • 1% to the child that be still kept h e VII m. - .v lexamung, v. u r at".; .'
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NO. 169 W 001) S ,_ iiiiiiiiiii,".om: • •Eir: •sao .Ma • • -.. f. j•' ,, , . ',"1, , ,. - - 4 •" ~ .."..o- - OWillthe 'now leaves Wirer oxl her beside inc.
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• ••"" tl Se! is •••nresis •- : see 403 essai Clirletmas, and w• • ,‘„ ~,, 1.'1) .Ancl so, with that pretty childproto g i enennis in your friendship?'
•' ' ' ritirinAjßuticirr , ' irik2 • ! ii.,,,a, - 0,4, • . 1 mi . . , ;rat lat . -WO . thrice, at otir h • , ' zi s i -t.akrx!, tie; and pure white snow, the winter , •'‘lrlint (hies:the term imply to your
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.!..t,..,.,. ',. . • - , IY had glided on. , And now the spring I questionml. .
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I . • oar ireotianui bosom at sate= Priem, mot Wei). .....,',;,r. -- .1,1115, " 137,., us o atm, ' • 'What a noon o ft , t 1 H. ~ ,-: t
__. . 8- 22tly and swiftly to mo•herore. - • Too much,' I interrupted.
, 11, ; will be found to compare tn ertebt am variety solaatter'
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...1 : - ..ltri) v• e c i a, „ p., • . •
leaumnl itr iEllli r s to m ' al4 ter of 4 7 o wn fa '' ,• ' there ' * • 'Will *. tol e five Dactort" Were the
rice. 37a. ur1a... 1 0=Wer,%.444. 1 . 1 '' had. boon theOP '''' ' :' t eVea %Cords my i lita, l l a'' asked.' right to urge you not to go to your hli, and,
"I wish this compact gave me the Ile tu,
tad Pine Sheet ii 'Bar Lead.
lux"' Hall and : , 'aft nger ofini • • • •• : ' 'eil -'• eller -' •. • • •
may sick people to•day. 'I see that is in the long
,; This train of th Mr. ' 7 ' ,: begin - 'lketubly, vigilant tore sa v e what .vou are prepared for. ,You tel heart'
~ . ••• !',
"i'lik ta ptc. s3.t`'lBlB' ne n t ar m ---'' then and there • ' := bb. new her.' . ,
look sick yourself. Content, no me. me. J a
I
--.I 31ANOYAOTOMUS I , 4,1410 •,. .:. :, ~. ittiel4medally . Motereezerr es Mei. .
theme.- the naerr;r. .•
.• , .' :kW- ' Thank , (Rotifer that .' a un
-1 ."' ' ' 1' .."
' 6". ' ""L ' ...'
' .'
' led it:: ' . - -. ..• 3.. ' A ..,.; •f , . • reillitthlil care we' eerecli, her t uck to the effort ofa strong will.'
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1 / 4 ' tx
Pig Lead,•lma Pipe, Rubber Haas, Steam _
IrremoNe. r Mao- lizr • e. , Mem ....omde I e;iiiid n ot rem: ;. • .-':, ...'' ' moth- lub, 80 LIIIIL when the demote eging
1 and wi_t l you are only keeping yourself up by 'WI• s
, eu 'Ne, not so had 16 that. I lawn ' et
adages, 'Whistles& Valves, hod •
...
Ti
Copper Sinks. muffled, Tuba, Olirebmd ... '1 ...:, IMMO Wane ' 115Srm ervbutimy.atep .. . ~...- • - .c910.1 1 / 8 ' atoloßponusthelttretttmed• h er 130 t relt quite well lately, but I Mil
I
'V\ • Slam Pumps, Fern, samtareet:....•ji•en . Inn 1 liii • Wail MOO -the. : __" ' A te,- , Ott WY beat:mut Wes, acrd the roundnow to able for thbo walk.' .
Pumps and For c e as ..... .. • .. i s t ig 'Alt I•;I ' 'tsar' 9=l ',,J,.. . 1'', rez her misted form, and again she was 'Walk ? You will surely let one tt
.th.
au master and servintit ..,,,1F4 4 .. , heti flitting through hall and parlor. take there. My horse 18 at the
` -, a
gate,' I . it
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' •'' !3,', ~ ''" ['ram...-...,:. r ..,t, ur i t Tu.
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s e h v e ld Ee en adz ee of bum ber hori enta ,, : ~...,,
~..... =HOW - 'Please Aunt Mildred, go into the
, and garden with rue. The sun has dried I insisted on walking, and set o ff ; •1 1
o ,*
but I was gbui.to reach old Mot, Ma.
1 , GIMM Nauru. .„ - so Merited • ••,, • ...-.,,* c'• her- upoll.the wster, and the little birds
tl
Water," • Gaii • 'and - •'.'.l3iiiim,. • ITAIW II . 11 14 4-1 / *... 1 . . . 'Acct.', th m at n weve : m '' - : - .I; ech ry ° I
14 3in uto flo g °° Cl e , et l y o p uld bu d ; Patti - r ati t j h bile' fur
t n in rai strel ou. . ig l il t u e " -
v"W o rm, - waste .418 ra t. '........[.... .-
.
~... thin tier k' I - neieriateio, * •', speak In aside l my work and follow. Shedrew - tied to her : L ome, anti decided to re-
No. int ' SMITHFIELD . STREET;
.. g ..„ • - WW I 'WS
~.,...... 1115. •• . 650 •MO . but ode tomer ~.•• , , y - she a chair along. turn without visiting any more of x
, . : itailuto .. ; :
~, ; , : a# 4 , , „ v.,
~ ~. ,sse . never' dear,.. ;.„ •licoad; and 'Now, Aunt Mildred, „you rani
Seed for Moe Lis.
l'actld 8 • - i'' ''''
148 'MI .'".." a ..' btaf k.iir doom haye - witless while I run up and down th 6 walk,
i 15u14,.3,te,„41".10,, itlx,,bh. • 1
the sick that (law.
seat 5 ' e -•
r ....• '• V i •'' .•.? 1 • •-•+ land 11/0 • 808 • 11013' 'to itatdreit ••,• ; 4 '7,.• .- •• • raldY and sentymbe sped.. - • ..- ••• • -• , waiting for me untie door. I'
die evoked In R • -.. •• - 4/0, am- , A maitiensan won coming up the i thoo -ed nin, vntrmly for the kind- fu
1 - I .4"llNa l °vir "Lig ° IP • •• . ':'
''''' 4611 '
4. " -*".1...'
. ''
-'
. versation did no 7. •". . _ n
C qin , our street; he opened the gate and enter- nem.: ..
..;,.
• • - ''-''• ''''•••• - .. • sesinme. ..I:l;zr's ultv' Ll thu ••• P u ' au hone ••••• - '• .1"'"! '''''
:",!"- -•• • • ed; Birdie stopped, and turned.. teor "Could I•do letet for 0ne . W.11 . 6 ' has ..
.I:VELYz lailfidilik, igek - .,. .L . L .,. • fru ta - l - soarliiiolo v.. , " ' • Whetheriny .. .
..
, dillay ti o a r look him.raliuti..l4.gtittednonlisr,
,dor so . l i nt fo t r il v . ti co ld i 9 s '
,e,
• i I
tag,.
, ''B . irdie, -my lost' Bir - founti ll it pleasant to listen to hint, I - • i -,-,
; --4 r.- '
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.taus..
14 1311' - .424 ::-::', l '. ll to l4 ,eiry “k) irgmo: .', 4 - 7 .' , ~..... f ., , b-ma(vie extlaimi n
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saill'a terry
'al'
1 .5°2 I lit
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thd
derethe
'4l'.' . ° '''' 63. . 'lna-
di ? ...1( • ' : .A.. t hilldrnd i to Birdie."
' / *Mr. '' ''''' ~.. 1
• ht
-- , varied an interestingas his conver
- Ap o% gn
.- ik,o' no chin
.= • .... , ,,, , .,,,r . . went. • _ o,n ‘ o, as un .. . .
~
.. nµ i ar t his musical voice hew , .
J M BURCHFIELD SECO S
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...... "'bum' "" 1 la ' "': "11' on
ns
be"t
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. ' ' There.
the iti
hri bit Elle '
Tr;a l .°° L l lll%, * rue foot the earriaqe,' he
. . , „..•
. ~ .t; 'till I *aid • •.. . , ••,-.1. ', &Lin hioneo;t the lntoteL , i9_
__e)ellt,__
-Mr FOR THIRTY DAYS.
. 1.1". '. . " - '."' ': ' l''‘.^ . ''' 't! locceeedi h eauwa'' '' -u • luee i s uut in ": placed me within the open door, still r
, retahring his hold of me. ' •• • •
' " ' • • • and 1 hrtnulaPheil.: . - SheAnitAiY,,
___ .- tour • " 1 1-••tola4 - keep Lyou a prisoner :till
: . . 0w ,,,5,„,. iii m i .. , lbw s. z,,,.... . A . . 94
s or - ae.a..,_._ •-• ' efts; , :.. i . " ' i .. , c,,... ' „: •- • ~" littsidirt . Jour goklen cur .were
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Vi.
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._ pus. ~. , -, 41848 intim . Wens , Writ .ll ',•-... , ,- " voe. - , • .••-, • • . 411011138fti.1111 'se maim ..,),* lif t: gape:m e . oirb thimie ~ .: ... ro.
Now is the Woe lift's , Holiday Presents or - . yap ,
,- 'VAL BSS •- • , , -,t-- - . . , ,"?‘. "?.. ,'" •,•. • ' ~„ ,• t ~. . 1 ~ . ~, isegqnslay! .:: s limn, p* . n , ritloilr :lbw," ;hi k
• uselbl ebeem ,15meree..1.4 ':' 44 , , t - . - .ala-•• LW •
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t i'
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for We. Mirth 1 4 ..th Sic•• i h • . _ •- - -,,.,,; ;,7, .. .„,,,r7 . •••,-....... , v.,11„„. • • 14 ' - ► "- '. ---- -r` - '' ' 4 '
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W• '..-..:....V.A1i 4.....r.-.j.Z.4., ''.:.. '..,..,. . ' lairs " , ' .; '' ' - . :' , ,
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' . minds in's , i) ' new'. of oh • house- • - Mi.. - _..-4. • ~..
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GvW. MaatinWl,
WILSON.)!
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4 ti tiiiii , hrtnnili in the ;'
IA:111 ST: I - 3
ttl!
Rochester, Pa. ,
•
';i lIE (iFFEIIII .
I; • - ,
GREAT • BARGAINS.
ALL WORK
Warranted.
G: W.
T he Howe Sewhag
•
♦AB Till
OIDESUESTABUSI
ON' ANY IN TBl WORLD'!
nay being thollnettiEWlllo MACHINE:giverl
made. and bare. boon gnenoteetured continua
under the enpereielan of the original Inventor,
Elias llowe;jr..
Since their Oro Introduction 1854. The tar rove. ,
ment upon these teacidnes Jae& within the last
two years and their rapidly growing pop:dash:
attests the familia% they have reached the. very
acme of perfection and that they are not only the
oldest established bat the best in the world.
These machines do perfect wort gpon all lib.
rim whether Slue or coarse, m ilking &finch ; , •ahoo,
ths InyentiOn of Mr athe ntinve. alike Ipon both of
the MaeWifiemettd.'
tegglionaosam. ogre! and
unvarying, can be elated to sal degree of tight.
n 0.,, and after being adjusted do not require
• '
changing, except for different threads.
To thou who boys used Wm Rude Machine, It
is not mercenary for its to speak and. We would
only add to others whd wish .perfect, Inedible to
be sere and see these machine. before buying
any other. Send for circular. Applications for
agencies moat be addressed to ,
SIBLER' d STOOPS.
Mole agents for Pennsylvuta, Nsw JfTsioy, • Deli-
Ware and West %IF:4'lla.
Odle* VI South tdh Bt. , Phila., and No. 4 St.,Chdr
St., Pllfshargh,-Pa.
DONIREIVII WILD ONSIBIIRY TONIC
14 urrnins. I
ARK VIE
BEST IN USES
Use Rohrer's Toni . . RI
l'
444 Arit . ,,, fs:n a *K l ,Ai st ,
.; , , elifelf4l4l-4;p4frtf_4'7':,
•! , ~. : )- ~-.! ,.4 .r- - !
11 , & • nrii . ERSV. IVY CO I i
. •
0 / 61 3 1 t F.i eet9;
Oppoo It • 1311. CharlesV l :alw clans.
and 5 , ill after.,
PriiSBURGIT, PA
.Oflio'etude Agents for the Weer
r'ar sale by JOHN MOORE, Beam Pa.
la3117:Iy.
V&'noble Property Vardar.— • The on
dersigned orrot• for sale the following
_de:
neribed ProdertT, to wit: A Yana altuate about
threerourths of a mite from the Borough of Bearer
In lirt. Mon township, coot titling lOntf t acre., '
acres being echoed and In • good state of ruins
lion, (nmrly •11 of which la well set in tim i g .. t . .bl
and cloven, the balance la well timbered, a
portion Ming locust. This farm la well adopted
.null P , u 7t7ra be ntun i" be w r ell of wa ller e'd er-d:17111;
springs, A portion ofit is well Bleated for Mt* ee
to re of groper. It Is underlaid with numerous
rein. of coal, and doe clay, and has erected on it a
new twastoryframe dwelling and other out build•
errs.
Al s o, four term ofidhd, on midst, is erected
frame dwelling boom and other ont.buildings,
with tin abundant* of huh trees, ge..lalhil Wu.
Mg. This beautiful lot is situate em tha plain mid
way between Beaver and Vanport, and In full
view of both. It Is well located for gardening,
bat
lug been used for that purpose and is the mart e•
nimble location for a country residence any
where to be found In the vicinity of Beaver
Also, two large, and commodious dwelling
boner, with lots adjoining. 01101/.11 on the tooth
Ode of the Diamond. fronting the Court Mute, In
the Borough of Beaver. They are beantifolly
tinted in the central .part of the town, and are in
good order and repair,oneof which bas beenlatelv
rebuilt with all the modem improvement. both
an to comfort and convenience, having attached all
the necessary out bnikittlp, with 'stabling, to.,
the grounds am well arranged and supplied with
shrubbery, had abundanco of fruit of all de.
Pc:lotion, ,
Also, eight acres oicoal land near Bhippinirod
on the Ohio laver, this laud isallanderiald ha
four Mid ono-hall/eel Of Cad , an
d+
opented_from a lank now 'open on the
premiers.
Also. one.laurth interest in It scree of oral and
oil land ...Untie on Creek s near Hookttosmi
Beaver county. The above dellanied property will
be rod on liberal terms, all together or In Pumas
to teat purbarters, by calling cm D. W. DONE
lloo,l3caver.Beaver coenty,Pa..c• A. W,
No. Ida Fourth St., Pittsburgh,
Novirdt
_
CARPETS !
M'CALLIIM BROS.
\ 51 Fifth 14Itroot.
PITTSBUIIOII,
Are now opening* very tuts etoek et
'e '
• ' . Three
Two Ply
-A)ID
COMMON CARPETO,
liffill
UIL CL(fIIJS,
NITTINGS,
'WINDOW BIIDES.
. - RUGS,.&c.,
dod real th i bolooghig to
c.t.nt.rvr .rnArom.
breALTXI4 BROS.
psi
ee.tee
a. i r " : l'- l ' atbe lk"lu alt /Woks "Pir tle . i ' lla - r — la
le Dolt tog so hameaftloti rw o beauttle%l leo elm&
lug.. tea:.• . • and lad that we heart tot
way yeave . cite. 41 so near poised= of sweet
sande ea ther: Oloaesda by
,Co., New Havels t van. hest = I C
the ant Vox Iliu= Stop wide! le era Oat
Om 10 the (*Votresses to edam theirworth
fifty fold. Thu
of
by ha. a frill
unto lea,ohoie kathered
trlbs. obit awry • Itebefflowlar
diadistral to.trteel_htare. The TOOK
of mole It magma Own
o f a y saelote, sock at =teapots the game
awl Latozniusjbe sow JIG Fermi i t iat iw thlok
of wearbeeek triale dill
pact kir Of 1311 i UMW ' .
Tber NIPS elirirlit.l,oll, ber , ale
may by WI grata. . aj
.ROMAN:OIM . 'a CO.i •
• -" Averse.i
. ~01
rp r - tbs , . .
qllO ,
avta a eilOsst, s.
AY gialrClL
B te,7o,ll="rstrr4
t mit 'paithist_.4- -cull to
Call i
No. trect:
. , •
(Pertenerly St fast, aver Liberty.)
Decl6
SU
cfyinsorsuis air's;
...
CHRISTMAS GIFTS,
ChrLlaias iki4s
NEW YEAR'S GIFTS.
NEW YEAR'S GIFTS.
NEW YEAR'S QM'S
Mulheim'sliday Emorim.
n again making my annual announcement, to
my patrons. or
GlrtiFPreseinta and mre ,Designs, m id dle it
with plossure. asking the aged, the
aged and young to MU. greet you with
• —such an meorlissott ad has weer be
fore been exhibited In this County
as to vsylety to select from and •
as to prim None will go
away disappointed
t would be impossible to
enutnemte.
I again prontive tote!! tower than can be boaght
a any city in the Calou.
CARPET S
will be sold below cost to clean ont Pmell
stmt. ,
Daltl . illniptiY.
I
'WALL PAPER.
WALL ai.Orsii.
WALL , PAPER.
TLe lawns and cheapest stock - is tan. taper
n Beater County.
I.
BOOKS,
BOOKS,
BOOK&
- • • • -
•
•
A large wartmeat of 1111itcalaaam, ached
and Sa l [lour pundantly CO tudd at Pub.
Ilabno •
Gilt Boon bitable far the BOOM
Cl=
STATIONERY,
STATIONERY.
STATIONERY,
. .
. ,
An extend,* vutig et Pedeeelrateeebes. Lead
Peuelle, Gold and steel Pees, - Ink end lilt Steed!.
Le.. 2e. ,
. . . ;.
. .
We are the exclusive, Agent fertile eelebtsted
.. .
Irolora Gold Pon.
for this Oaten; Osonewmlithra good Gold Pee,
would do well to see ihm before
parebeelng.
We ere the Agent tor Ms Omsty Yridees
Pitutodmilk PAMMe. The eilintlor
ropearni
otaniusinly waled to this, no we
can mid Win et. rune discount as they would
get bran thePuW4►erAtwater. Atwater. School Got ,
eminent for side at Plibtliturs •
We bare etertently on bond Moat Oil Cloth In
wiNipow. pripoiriii. i
.wirunfo , tir ciacern.'
& PAPERSHADES.
.
artaii.To) a Ilia& Yggl im acia., sOtimitiar tb!.
yft:
' ' ""
E 5
. . _
a k, lie 11.2ae 1l I .ll Taratt
=orai ri ais alavi g listi l lu Siel
Carta gamest lie bessillbrlbiloME:
giatit
no • :
~ . .. .
Miscellatieotut.
Dearer Ledge& nessluary.—Will open on
the stei of neptember neat. PuVii. rereired
at every :stage or advancement.' In the Primary
I.".:ll=liary Ludglig o rti l
indd. own room.
Yereng men
but none taken as boarder.. •
• Oar puma* la to u gh the reputation of
the school orr tnerough sacrist...hip ha every
brooch awned. It Jo thereaao" Important that
mils should be present at the opening Or lb.
school, and coattails Mutat in their attendance.
Having bad over one-hundred enrolled daring
theput year art hope for a large 'acreage de.
ring the corning year.
D. IL A...WISAN. Principal.
anal l'etttr.
E Gouptimm,_
NtannaelFer suoWhOlivale,Zester In
CIGARS.AND TOBACGO.
St9l4berli, opposite Wayne Hi.. Pittebtimh.
•
rfir Persons purchasing Cigars of him can il.
way" be ewe of getting the emit article. as he
maraschino them under hie own supervision
nod' can guarantee perfect satishttlon.
novliam
L itinpa, alsionwatie and Carbon 011,
. p. sawing Al ;
Meittufactuitin' 'Wholes:AO Dealers
IN
!nut Jan mid Fruit .Wax le tonneetion with
Lamm Chindellen, Ulaftwans and Carbon 011
bade, Manson -Willoligliby'n and Newown's Self
Sealers Union. O.E. and Cork Olin Jan. Bock,
=sad Thi of Solvay best in tbo Wyk*
le and retail.. MOO pound* arid XXX -
Fran Wax rat mend,. ;dewe call before pur
chasing. "
Z. P. suns
:187 /Merl,/ St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
G. l Pcr"'
Wholeitile and Retail Dealer
, 9 ‘"
FOREIGN it DOMESTIC FRUIT,
All , Idado of Caudry Produce odd on Cow
plosion, and pforopt roWro made..
NO. 49 THDERAA. EirREET,
Aileilicur
*Notext'ir
1111111411!Alr GOODS.
We hare • Jag lipaued the latgert and dna@
wasp-
,ind Intia
e et allereed he ads ety. icespirtag pa* 4
Sheer pen. Palm. . : -;
Joipownd,Wore, •
• • •• • Wooden end Weir Wori; ,
G10n14114 • •
' 'Metal Maki Weinta
MA* rubol 3 ilearsaa
WOodani Meson boa Tn.atm 110771/climk
Bledo e Innint _ r,,
I tearend enowtnek Wye ebidc OraIIIMMOIMPe
ai luaNzzur;
Doe' —s • 7 "" Ayer*. 'lnaba Fb.
air 7 ,, o
= • y u
eroa*q.x..
,-;.; 1.1 , - •1-- . "
Ltatazik - , nerumtgarl -
44D4+214.#4eiii.08; ' ."
• gairmsti...
• intro
and TEAS,
Pickles, &e.
FOR 7in 110LIDAtk
hold:
• - This may give you a faint glimpse
of the cause why, as I heard the mer
ry Careless tones of the happ y girl, all
these questionings came to y mind:
And I pictured to navel& house
hold at Christmas time, mn heart
yearned ibr one such scene:
"I've half a mind to steal child,
jrtstto hear its Joyous laugh in our
house," I exclaimed. '
Oh, dear! I would • gibe if my
life for one happy Christ ; and.
even a child in the house wou I make
it happy for me. For I, Mildred
Kingsley, was so starved fot happi
ness, it would be unsafe for nee to re
ceive it in larger than homeopathic
quantities. .
Just then I sawn little girllqUietly
walking in the middle of thd street,
and a carriage at ho great mlstance,
driven rapidly. •
I did not Om long to comprehend
the situation; and I rushed into the
street with but just time to rime the
child's life and my own.
.1 clasped her in my annsand lOok
ed around for time owner; but no one
came to claim her.
All the information I count gather
' from herl was, "Horse frighttned Bir
die—Birdie going to find papa."
Mine, I thought, as I carried her
into the house; and- beautiful and
lovable she was as could be wished
for. Long golden' curls, which tune
would ripen to bronze, brown eyes,
and oval face.
""What be yourtumine?" she coolly '
asked me, as - I
put her down from my
arms. • . •
'Mildred" I repp lied. ' • '
"Aunt Mildred?" she questioned. •
"Yes," I answered, catching at the
relationship. • • "And what your
name?" - ! , •
"Birdie," she answered. 1
"And what else?" •
"Birdie Aunt Mildred."
That I was all the information
could gather from her.' Birdie was
all the name shoriewlaud when ask;
ep for morelthe Insisted it was Bird*
Aunt Mildred. Birdie Kingsley ale
'rejected with a trowel. She 'seemed
perfectly at home, only asking if she
should "go to tied papa when it was
sunshine again?"
"What shall you do with her?"
asked Hannah.
"Keep her of came. Do you
*Mak I shall turn her out as if she,
wire a dog V'
Hannah went offmutterieg-11 Ise
Mildred could de as she - pleased now,
she supposed, "but if Mrs. Kingsley
'were alive, the child would be sent off '
to the alms-house, somewhere. • '
- Full well I blew that bat adifti ,
ent course suited mebib. Birdie
fullyengroesedzny time thoughts
tin wearing with play she tali weep
What was Ito do in this affldr:
Shesurely seemed a gilt ftem beaVeri
to me. Why was she alone In. the
street if any one Cared for her?: But
indeep she did not look like a neglect
edged elomei household be
phin badries; must
to-night; and be
fte I slept I wrote advertisements to
be dispatched hi the-newspapers in
the morning,-.: As day after day pas.
sed along, and formal her stint:mistim
ed, I cameto thebeliet that my home
was in beherb. •
She was a true child of the sun, are]
liked nothing maven as warm, bright
'colors; so that gradually many of the
arrangements of the gloomy house.
*were replaced with brighter hum—
I v ir i t t pt cheerful colored carpets took
the lace of somber ones; pictures
the sou the tints in them adorned
the walla; and even in my own ap
plied slant of Color sometimes tools
,c 4 the cheeriest black, that.
XIMP-b &talked, bat "whlch
was IWI no oWadok cok)tas the, dull
snw kh a a gfife been clad
zmle wouidthpg alotor pne cif her
cr 'zik r and, thrinv-,
exalnbn,
•• , !04%imtirea , v,erY. pretty
. tested to mutter about
'the and petted sad
• her; heortle
.
010 gYi i VI-- -
cement of
r rhilti. '
"1 run Clide Huriburt, and Birdie
is my only child."
My fears lad told •me truly. For
a moment my heart' ceased to beat.
He gently placed ,me In the chair,
and put Birdie in my lap, then gave
an account of hetlots. . I
I was too much agitated-to get a
very datrideaof thenarration, But
I gathered that he had been hastily
summoned to China by the business
of the firm of which he was a member
and neither he nor his dead wife hav
ing any near relatives with whom
he could place the child, he had left
her with her nurse, an old an attach
edservant of his wife. And it seem-,
ed that soon after M. Huriburt sailed
the small-pox breaking out in the
neighborhood,she sent Birdie away,
but fell a victim to it herself.
The lady, in whose care the child'
was thus left, was riding in the vi
cinity of my home, when the horses
became unmanageable, throwing out
Birdie and the lady, who was stun
ned and much Injured, but the child
had escaped unharmed as I found
her.
In the fright the chilet t was forgot
ten; and - all efforts to find her had
been unavailing:
"Fenn never be sufficiently grate
-ful to you for your care of my moth-
Mee:child." • •
• "Most you take her from me nowt"
I at length found strength to ask.
"Not if you will keep her; but I
Must beg that you will permit me to
see her very often." •
"Of course," I replied ; "as Often
as you wish." - But in, my soul II
wished he had stayed in China.
Can be love her as I do? Twice I
have saved her life. • I'did not knew
Whet It was costing him to leave her
in my arms, while he stood quietly
' beside us. • -
But,
- growing-more reasonable I
placed her in' Ids arms, and went in
lo the house tobattle with my grief.
Scarcely a day. passed but some
part of it was spent with • his child ;
'hot, handsome.andtioble-looking as
he was, I sew ift*. him only one who
robbed me of my treasure; and the
1 only entreaties' of Birdie I was • deaf
to were such as these: Please, Aunt
' Mildred, go with Birdie to see papit;"
or "Please; Aunt Mildred go ride
with hint andßirdier" • ~
After a - while these importunities
ceased, and, as I seldom saw Mr.
,Iltiriburt, tha.only notice I received
1 from' him was an occasional bouquet,
[ bunch of grapes or other fruits coin
ing_through Birdie's hands. •
aguerumors reached me of the
elegant hottse 'Mr. Huribnrt RMS .
bu ding, add the city bride he was
; to bring to it ; . ut I was determined
to Put all from but
mind,' and enjoy
my sunbeam as long as she was with
''ine. ,
Beautifel, regal autumn, neLselenie
ly it carne tons, and 'touched the
treetops . with such rich hues as no
painter's pallet can supply.
1- 1-stood upon . the plitzra that fair
bright morning, • feasting my eyes
I n the glorious - beauty. At my
rii
gi t- o background .of evergreens,
lighted up with thecrimsonoaksand
the sunshine of the maples, while la ;
front of me lay the broad buy, as
smooth and unruffled as it r . nirrogi,
While I stood slusdingmywes with
Any hand; a near step • stitrtlol me,
and, turning; iew - Mr. Huriburt
'coming up the steps. • -
"I suppose I owe Unit to this beau
;WM'prospect that I see • you once
More."' " •
"The day Is too fine to stay within,"
I replied. ,I , • .
• "1 tun glad You think •so, for I
came purposely to persuade you to
go with me to see the. house I am
building. The ride is, not long. I
want very much to ixtnsult you In
some of the details." There was an
eagerness in the team, so much • like
antis's, that . might have .-Won. ate
the praleet; . but It/bought, "And
so you•wilon bring yemr.htide awl
• take Birdie from me.' So I plead
other entrituestai•e and went to dram
- Birdie - Mk lhe ride.: • • • . -).,, ...
11111
Alesots g .
eyes. •
'I ant selfish In keeping you
The premise I wished' to exact of
you was, that you will seek medical
advice inintedlately. I fear that fe
ver for you that you have been ,
amongst so much' •
'Oh, I have no fears of that,' I re
plied, but gave the promise.
Then, Scanning my face, "I wish I
could my so too;' and hide me good-
Met:
' 'He thinks,' I bitterly thought,
'by 'melt kindnem lie can take away
The sting of_robbing me.of Birdie.'
'His predictions were truer than
mine. -Sickness Imprisoned me a
longt, time.
• 'When does Mr. Hurlburt take his
little girl away?' I overheard some
one` asking Hannah.
• 'rile idea was new to .her. 'Ho is
not going • to take her away at all.
Miss Mildred is getting wel
'Oh, I
yes he is; and before Christ
ina., too, -gue...e.. why, don't yon
know? He Is going to be married
very soon to a lady in the city'
What else. was sold I never knew,
for the door was closed.
'Then,' thought I, 'I must finish
the frock I commenced for birdie be.
fore I was taken tack. I want to see
her in that before she leaves me'.
If he would only kit me'have her till
after Christmas ! I remember I had'
asked tbr but one Christmas ;- that
had been giveli me. . _ _
The nest day I gathered up my
sewing, and, taking it the parlor,
feebly began putting on the braid to
the crimson frock. But the stitches
were perversely crooked. Thinking
it was Hannah, I did not look up
when some one entered the parlor.
"I (tune to inquire for my inVidid,
and lot • I find her lu the parlor.—
Sewing, Mildred? and 'with such
thin, pale fingers as these! Are you
in your right mind° D0 ... y0u know
you are risking your life
'But I so want to finish that frock
for Birdie,'
'ls the poor child so destitute of
'clothes ?' be, laughingly asked- -
Gathering up all my sewing imple
-inents, he carried my work basket to
the farther side of the mom; then
throwing the crimson cloth over my
'shoulders. 'There, yell may keep
that to brighten those pale cheelm- -
How much you nest have suffered
to grow so - pale and . thin! Dp you
want me to tell you how the ,thee
has dragged on my hands .since
you've been sick ° may been think
inglthat when you Could sit up I
should see more of you, for, you
couldn't run from Mess you have all
summer. Is the Hut unpleasant to
you ?' stooping down to draw up a
hassock for my feet. . •
'Are you going to take, Birdie
.away soon?' I asked, evading 'his
question.
'Take the child away. * No. .Why.
do you, ask that—because you are
sorry you gave me permission to
eumuto see her ? I will not intrude
on you, as I threatened,', looking
grave.
'Oh, no. I heard you were going
OA take her away soon.'
'I do not think of itittpresent,' be'
iidd, musingly.; Then,. turning to
me, 'How tired.youlook 1 We will
make arrangements about Birdie
when you are stronger. You need,
rest
Hesitatingly,'.Wlll you permit Me
to come.to-murrow If you are strong
enough to comedown stairs qj ?'
Whenever you. Wish,' I, answer
,
'.A I . thousand thanks. I warn you.
I shall come very often.'
* * • * •
'Christruestucirericsti.
fotusd Bur:
hurt, exclal as he Swill
eringthenkup to iskel6l, - .1 0 . 1e
.
Iltrered carpa. „, .
,Npal where, dirt 1. came
from?, I didre,t'.berr Aunt
afikirepos going tolnake suclr'S
i mgo; erid she bi In.such :a,' h,
to wet them aloneltekright, •yOU _
hwn't You, PaPar.
I . , ''.:': . !;'-I.ii.tijiligifiedlBOit:
.
'Certainly, .1f - Wfllln,g. .1
'think: she• -needs' the aid : of my
stronger llalterat ; •
• . tie w•e worked Sar Into the evening,
Birdie begging she might sit tip 081
all Was mmpleted. Itnt;nleop over
, taking. her too emu, she concluded
1 that she and Ilaunah. wouldn't see
' them till morning, when they looked
'the 'brighteie, she Said," and was
Peelle otf to rest.: She mime for• her:,
good -night •kbtso and my heart
•inisove Me, :thinking there would
he so few more.
My eyes folloWed her a.:4 %Muth'
curried her out. • Mr: Huriburt, play
ed bimetal! In frontof me. 'ls nom
no one, but Birdie for whom you
have a bit of room in your heart:"
'1 don't intend to look;' I laugh
, ingke'replied: • • • "' •
'Then my. tide aealed,! he added
In the Same gay house ; "But' I shall
not yield mthopeleso. • You know
we decided, Nome thine ; to make
other arrangernentsa
The gay tonorwere guaranty.
I had rimer! 'hi tobireit`
held in my hand - Opoettnitioeic •of
tall cludr ' but it 'dropped from my
aftss4.l. Iralsedit• end': plural it
nvre=7--- • • •
Birdleleit your' hetailtect - ` ' -
'Mere - Bum anYtldlteltiy
piled: ' ' k • '''"
.onllipotr"tme , coniilifon;
nbt Pleasant to you, fear,
'Name KO. • '
'Coming dose ilipiorre."-`That ts;
that you take - her 'hitter with her.'
- I would have gikiped the/chair for
support, but his arta irreveoted tale:
'ls it new to you, 'Mildred, that I
love 'you? I •thought 'you saw it
long ago"and tried to till!! me, with
your coldnem. I ntmve, too, to
'overt-:me it; Nut, Since you have let
me see more of you, I thought I
roight be mistaken, , and to night
thought I must kiov/ all: • Wilt ) , on
not haun to love me? I will bevery•
patient, and bide; • y Hine.' • .
He hadgathe:red both my hands in
his, and I luta tbfgotteu . everything
in the love helmre: di g:ly starv
ed heart; But -it all " 'back to
me. I tried to wi my hands.
'What does it ail mean?' rdernanded;
'your eity:bride and linetiawr.
'You speak in riddles: you
mean that you think I am -ettgaged
to some one else?'' " •
Then I told him what 'I lid
helm!. • •
'And wag it thalivldeb mule you
so aild to niennd ketit yin" from km
lg me?' ' ' •
had not thought of loving you
then.' .
But rimy?'
Fur all answer, I put 'my hand In
his: - -
Drawing:me within htkr swum, 4 bly
42/wish:nes gift I' '
I had wskest for but one Chrhgtmwe
(kid had given me two:.
14.DIREAT WORD, WELL DONE.
When penend Howard Waif about
fo enter- upOn ,the *natural duties
tiff* for' the last three • yems , 'have
engrossed hiS attention, his old
- ebrurnander, (lea. Sherman addres-
Red him a letter of eongrataistkm.--;
believe you will roomed; said
ithemuuyas well as any officer can,
ilWawbl4s is malty nairig i t ut rie!
task: yaw 114)29**,1f I
'ended. Ath tne w ?ma,
lciie=traber Ir!
problem, It had !them
without preparing them lll 7Vlty;,
had left them animig their old mas
_tem while the war lasted, and had
done little or nothing to remedy the
confusion thus entailed. These ne
grots were ignorant, poor, unustsi to
the mire of themselves, suspicions of
all Southerners, blindly trustful of
all 'Yankees,' lull of gratitude to the
Govenunent for what it had already
done for them and confident that It
was going to do a great deal more.—
Flocking to the towns "joy their
freedom' and to esiiipe from the
mastera whom they distrusted, they
Insured destitution behind them
by leaving no labor to till the
soh, 1 - and curried destitution
with them by over-supplying all
openings for„ Labor.. Without fore
sight, and tuiutometCto be taketi
care of, they speedily exhausted
their little means, and tilled the
-towns With misery, want, and dlr.
ease. Great unbars who had fol
lowed the armies were collected in
Minim; with little shelter or food,
and no
and forty tusand adult negroes,
according to the official reports of
the times, were refugees: from their
hones.'rhe condition of those who
remained with their old masters
was better, but -they suffered from
the revengeful • passions of the
whites, who were enraged at once at
the failure of their cause and the
loss of their human property. • Dis
appointed and reckless men vented
their 'spleen in-outrages •on these
helplee victims t • and .• throughout
the South, with pleasant but infre
quent exceptions, the negro popnla- I
tiou was either Intoxicated with its
new-found liberty, frantic with ter,'
ror at the excess% of its enemies,..or
suffering from disease or want. The
situation was nut lead injurious to
the whole Southern' eamby than I
dangerous 'to the newly-liberated
race.: What to do with thi3 negroes I
was the.problem. The Freedmen's
Bureau was the answer. Its work
cannot be told within the limits of a
newspaper article, nor indeed of a
volume; hut the outlines may be in
dicated; • . . •
Pint: It secured justice to the
freedinen. Wherever a 'Bureau offi
cer' was to be foand, negro murder
ceased to be one of the pastime, or
the late guerrillas. amble:is 'were
enforced. Men who agreed to pay
certain wages for certain labor were
kept from getting the labor and rt.-
rasing the pap—even at the cost of
seizing upon their crops as security.
The Agent became conned for the
freedmen when, impositions upon
them were atte.rriPted in the teut;
'and judge when they had diffietdties
among themselves. • • •-
Second: The Bureau secured the
revival of -industry. The negroes
were afraid to ; leave the towns to
labor in mew parts of the country
the promise of pmtection from
the 13urean Agent emboldened
them. They thought that, being
ftee, they need never work any
more as in 'de ole Slavery times: ,
the Agent convinced them that it
was an inalienable privikpe of the
able-bodied fteemettto support hirn•
self.sor starve. They. were led by'
designing Men to hope that the Gov
ernment was aboht to ftirnish each
'One with an improved firm, arid set
hint , dp in business: The Agent made
them underatand that
o the Goverti
f mules and
lent had no _m4l4'
ploWit for ,a.rpo' bergal • Th e y were 'ln"
Willing to Make ns with cotton
or planters • awe ' the day ;
tti Fl g oit • tveitineed them •• that
enmust have certainty of
iefligt labor, the the
sesson through,
•befaft3 'they esiuld safely" attempt
*flaking . , a crop. They wanted 'firit
'par, idtery weer , or, at Author!, • ev
te*, Month; the Agent explained to'
eas' htiw ttafeiy •of the planter
ttitd •their own' Interests.
• that . pati of their . wsgai,
to privet of the
MEE
=5
• • .
AdvaillmeintaV arts naertedat a ~
vril
1
ter eti'll'l47e7".
4 Mond manna nude oil 'yearly ad
idiom:midi._ ~
A •Pllec cgllal id ten 1 I Hai oi iitirejp•
Naas. wrist% - -
.' Nigibiew ,1
.4k4 .1 4
.14 1 i
enoolyiw „nion i., "li
t r A4 re a lli arl er
n my, will tw tmr - -
e4n ts a Uno Aar enelg naetthon;:” I
, Advertlatenenta abould be handed In
ladoqu lradarnogra to Wan, inisitify L. ,
In tint Ara i l lafier. • f IL--
it' ,"1
. . 3 h.
I=
they faitntit tiutt,, niter. Aforkp
the: year o would eta* get ,
tati
,of their ongs ut ihipthee; le
,dertatritig of the Agent to 'caroled
the con traetti; then' wllling i to
enter , into , ciontracts, , 'When AbeY
became *durum! mad stopped work
the Agent was appy tk i e d t o .,_ nut tl•••
rid vain—to induce them Inlet ttrn t 4.
their task& When,' teatime under
S$ eonselotsones of liberty and Ibt
lief that it ought to man mote hilt- ;
oast than fonnegly,:,ther. took. he 11. ,•
clays without leave, or failed to work
not bears the . ...thtent was the' surest '
mune or 'influence Iv secure the ots- •":
tierce:we of their bide of the connect.
apt well as the other.- itad as were
th e outton atolls of 1 8 art-U-Por, they
were double what they would have
been wlttaint this aid of the rreed
men's•Bareau. —• • " • :
Third: The terrible, dletitatiow
among both black and white at. the
South was
Nam relie
th ve eea d ue
rev h attof ain or'
nth; s the '
pito-Mug IT*l4ll tipon the Hevener; '
benefit went largely to the Whiter, ,
toslalyto:Rebel whiles or thaie,,
negitsied fatuities. In the Arst,
months of enormity' after the etea- .
of hmtilitles,'the number thus'
.flYeft' tut'
rite .llureuu • ptve sysueu st
these b.iutsi :tent away those We tiV I
tiipport thenisOlves; and liMithf thor''
thaHty 'of the Ckmenutteut to the,
sick, intim; anti orphans. Miff !Ro
am thus tebtunied was , witty
heiluccd, 31.4 &tales wens Ut
take care of their' own hel
till, for 'the year IFIC7, y •
avenge weal only 21,Gria foe theentire ,
territory of the Sonthern tjtates.—
The amottat of odsery dim relieved
hi incalculable ; the coalt' has been •
isetnlattativel%. trHlinßt 4ppd. , •onlyl
there ten object to ,it Willi Would
'have our 114)111i. State charities nisi-,
fished.
'Fourth: The, Bureau has bought
to urge upon the newly' ehfraneMeed
cinema the &Arability of sedurittg•
hem &of their own. It has taught ,
them to seek• an. ownership of.
small tracts of land near their old
'bonne wherever they ceuld obtain
them, and has encouraged' them to
enter homestetubt hem- the public'
domain. In Florida alone nearly,
three thousand- homestead outrits.
have been made by negroni.
other States this movement lugs been
teas general ; but the'. tendency to the
purclutte of entail 'farms has been
developed, arid the &tett fonndation •
thus 5...eur0.1 loran industrious popu
lation and a large addition' to* the ,
agrleoltund wealth tif the country.
Frt.!' : The Bureau tts&caretif .the
Interests of colored ioldlamd iMstiy
of thaw , bad ~ .'ametthai.e.laitas Sot
bounty, pensions,the.,. of which' the
landistriLsknown claim agents
were hblng them. • ' When ttg wil
lingnem of the Bureau office's todo
this work was once known, no negru
roldier, could la• induced to trust
other 'parties with it, anti large sums
were thus preserved to the real and
needy owners; While the puok.7 of
the flevernmerst. ln awardlng the
uttnat was attained.
tFixtit: Next to the distiivery that
:ffe,ctioni did not niiiinliving In idle
nem, the greatest want of the, libera
lid 131.7 ft was a'penar of tine car t _ .
. .
field hams. spelling .
their pockets, aunt spent their noise
ings in study. Thousands of adult
negmes, in mute of the Staters, thent-
selves unable to nail petitioned that
they might be' taxed fur the,estab
lishinent of scles ifs for their children,
ankthat, by an arrangement between
the Bureau mat their employers, the
tax might be deducted from their
wages. As early us thespring asset;
an unprejudiced traveler through the
ii,iuthen: State:4, recording his Over-.
vatious, was able to write: "The
chef; otheSouthern population met
desirous to learn and timeless learn
ing Incomparably the most rapidly,
is made up of negroes." The next
two years have gone far to disprove
the ideal hat the negro is without per
shimmy, and the other idea that be n
incapable of making any rapid pe •
grass after lie passes the Imitative
branches of tending mid writing: EU.
ring Mal there have been In the
schools of the Bureaus 31,213 pupils in
I svography,4B,26B in urithmetie,
578 in the higher reading boots, and
5,712 in what are known' as high
' reboot studies. Evening school,: for
adults, Normal echoobs for the. more
advanced pupils, andeveuischoolnme
preaching our Colleges in grade, have
been in progrete and well attended.
Best of all, 1,32.5 of the wheels;
though under . thsvcontrul of the Itu-
rout, were sustained by the freedmen
themselves, and they owutsl 518 of
the Pelmet buildings; "
It was the original Intention that
theexen
of. the Freedmen's Bu
reausd be met out of the pioueeds
of abandoned property in the Rebel
States. Mr. Johnson's orders soon
defeated thin intention; and the hu
mane work thus beoune a .burden
upon Northern tax-payers. has
coot but a trifle compared with the
good it has auxemplhilasi—lons than
five millions in all—for this guardian-
L ship of three millions firmer" through
their psuF n irom beeottedslaveg
rielf-trup awl Intelligent
done ut it ter t y„.NWeti. II
'existing laws the'Freedrntla"sliureau
sore as an' aginey for refloating , the
few soldiers civil:ll34Bl oubstruldinff.
,and for keeping up the schools In
which the Government has tin Inter
est, ceases to exist An the first of Jan
nary next. Looking buck over its
history, we see the record of a mat
work, marred indeed by human im
perfections, and liable to manyacrit
!dent, but always prompted_ by , noble
alms, and generally guided to wire
ends. There have been some an
falthini oflicens, souse horrnSexpen
ditures, not
airs,
little self -eeek Sub.
ordinates' did not always JIM
dielotetly, even when therbsid
tet aims; sometimes they became the
mere tools of the Rebel ph . r.atiell; ht.
tercet; at other times the) DelmVed
en‘o.m.itthinh,eittihgattlaiaptlaniter, col a
nerivici t tii h d
mes ern t an l
at
others they used their petitlms. only
as a weans of speessou. ~Therre
were the inevitable defects of a sys
tem 10 large sand so. suddenlyestate
BAIA; but with all Its dinirlhoeks it
passers into history as agrest :omit of
national benifloeuce, JuWelouely de
vised, and fruitful in, the happiest, re
.
A En.v.illt, name mmma, wan
ram' dead Sunday morning, hang
ing by the' nark In fhe ham of Ben.
C. C9ement;4, nine milt. fMink. Lou-
• .titrat:E. ii. Buuwv, United State;
Pension Ageut hi in. Louts, has went
in his nalipsoAkai, to take '1144 Fe!)-
raw Ist.l i ,
'kilt mulers Mike ix hap
py