The Beaver Argus., February 17, 1869, Image 2

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The I?sehvi Ar g*
J. wITAND• Samoa AND Ilionscents• •
Beav er, 1 !.• r,votilres o irn 11100 IN
•
GOVIIIINOR. .!"
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died In •WA .diY.ene• Waldo *flat
week, at apoplexY, ,, aged fifty-fair
years. hir.liratraaa,a tallger
profeselon, Mellor Many YveMet*
mem* thole: at , the. bead., et. ,the
American bar. •' , llO waif, in • polities;
a Demacnif, s and n heath* aiio hntu
canal MeMber iaqtr.'„
. - •
THE frieadd reildlies of „Mrs.
Barrett, who was executed hi 4886 as.
one of the ateassltiatic* 'eonspirtdoti,
and burled '.li the same enclosure
with Painse littrol4 and Akefiat , '
have been ulakiqr efforts for. aoasti
time back toubtaid leave tO 'ilb 3 ltttei I
her body.iuuthury it
r eigewherei
the Bth ult. the, Presideat .414
assent, with the untlendsuuling: that
there should be - no public demonstra
tion, and that the ihneral . ierviest
should be privately and quietly cm
ducted. 'The 'relatives' took ' charge
of the WO, and: the putcritr rites;
were performed aka : greed Upon: . :;;
THE Deniocratiecount*COatplitee.
met at the aloe of S. 'lt: Wilson,
Esq., last week and appointed two
delegatekto thelinexttitate Ceriven
tion and instructed them to support
(ten. G. W. Cass, of the Port Wayne
Railroad,'for Governor.. The 'hdocit:
dissents*onithe action of 110
mittee, and claims that it had no:au
thority to either aelect .the delciates
or give them any'lrodruetions. 'lt
holds that a convention of the peo
ple should have been called in deter
mine bothof these questions, end fa
vors the calling of. a county meeting
yet for that'purpose.- r
- •
ON lest Wednesday' both Houses
of Congress metitt joint convention
in the Hall of th=e of Repro.,
sentatives for the of counting
the Voted for President and Vice
President of the liniteffStides:
Wade, acting Vice „Preside*, 'mel
ded, while Mr. Colfax 4 •Speaker of the
At tit his 6,1&•: ' Atter the
counting had, progressed' some 'little
time, Gen. Butler, of. Massachusetts,
took exceptions to:the ruling of the
_presiding officer in the Georgia case,
and heneeforward, while the Conven
tion was la session, nitule himself
just as offensive to the fispite and Its
presiding (*leer as he possibly could.
He indulged in remarks that 'were
coarse, insulting, and 'which would
have suited the prize ring much bet-'
ter than the American ,Congrest • He
was hacked up, in his disgracelid
prank, We tire sorry to 'say, by such
men as Schenck, of Ohio, and others,
wha should have been among ,the
foremast of those Whc; struggled to
preserve the dignity of the joint con
vention. The proceedings through 7
out were., disorderly and reflected
credit upow nobody. At hist, after
:various interruptions, the result was
announced, first by Senator Con Wing,
and repeated by the presiding, officer,
that Including the State of Georgia,
Grant and Colfax had received 214
votes, Seyinonr and Blair 80 votes,
and that excluding Georgia, Grant
and Colfax had received 214 vote 4,
and licymour and Blair 71 votes.
The preSiding °dicer, after repeat
-1.0g• the result, said: I do therefore
dielara that Ulysses H. tlraut, of Illi
nois, having received a majority ,of
the whole number of electoral votes,
14 duly.ijected i'resitlent of the Uni
terl four yet4s; commencing
oh the ith.4ay of March, 1869, and
that ,er • 'Colthx, •of Indiana,
liavinit Iced .a majority of 'the ,
wholimber of electoral V0tt..0,. Lt
dimly Ott Vice
,Presidetti 'Ot•llte
'T utted s for four years commenc-
lug on th 4th dhy of Match, 1869
The Johjkoni-eiition has aceompllsh
' nl tho:bwlliicte Width bronght it here,-
end will how retire , to the Senate
Chamber.
THE surviving officers of the old
Ninth Coils, as, well tis many °Mimi,
of both army anti navy, who
pitted in the 13uanside Expedition ta
Romoko In 18112, assenthlod• at NeW
York on the 9th Inst. at the Armory
of the'; Regiment in Fourteenth-at.
A constitution and by-laws, Were'
'adopted forming a permanent-organ
andierthe name of the "Bh
clety bf the:Burnside Expedition and
NinthArtny Poips.?' The initiation
fee is $2, and the annual duessl; and
a social reunion, to keep alive tho
memories of the past, - is to helield
each year. The - Tfollowiiig per*
nen of were then chosen under
_ the Clonstitution : President, •Ilialon,
Gen. • Ambrose, E. • Burnside; • 'VICO
President, Gen. J. Q. Parke; *Orli
lug Secretary, Gen.• Louis Richmond;
Corresponding Secretary and Trety4
nrer, Gen. D. R. Lamed. • -
On 'motion of Gen: thtmside it was
resolved that all honorably discharg
ed soldiers and sailors, either .of the
Coast E x pedition or' tho'Ninth Corps
be admitted to . membershilk The
tienerat said that it wikilo the rank
and file of the tinny thatlitn, ofticura
owed whatever of distlnctionsthey,
had obtained; and he thought that
' the wont littlug acknowledgment'
they could make to these linive 'men
would be to give them hill Auernber
ph Ipti ‘ In the socintliganikitioia Hay ,
Irig tties*,!tedie routine lantimm
the meeting Op:awned:l: , ,
. . ~. , .. ..
Tuir.lispablleanpapent tali:4ll46i
burg. Have taken up the .eudgeLhr
behalfolthe.Stlite LegisktuO. : They
Inks; tburnir . Acianoti.'previtUs
there;'ireltbat t gbemblieied 1
folding titieitber We Inunbug 4 ,.. , Nok
eattsee4 with rtivlntiii;trutke lc. (4)7.,
pear so, Y.*YeitOl I ga atiO ! ! 4 !' -
and ilepioimeligi all gte,u04 . ., 1 •• I I.:.
an'pawner the Rite., for dark* TrP.:
think eilthbrisite.. , Meters.: Etliket! of
• Harrbßidto; go islow. The ItelutiP ,
can wicni Oinainebtlge.'o4:i'fit
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theuttpitakknorr a .t.hiag..o'r t wo. -
well esyourseives.: , They. know .
therelt siu law . kir tAkf' einS; ' i
of thp ,loitii4iiti ;0400 . iii;. ,
eta and (olden) tliat twetuiiigingationi
the Housed and iramployed , trithart
the aiithinittorAkiiiiiit thlre;bi ire
_ labai,tar the l 4, to P 6 f o o;: h / 1 *
knoty.fsirther.thtit itthbijittho .
than to eartied through.lt, wllledetthe
Statestunats9 oo OMAN°, 4bitthe,
te, - ,teaderialiktk
' carry thityisWn la*e 00641
next , stunpalgn4, ,ficoa ragmen.
you divdnr the Itop6bltcan party to.
be In light npiichhig ordifteirsitm=
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Meanlyan Republiaurmembeasof
the; HP* !slitetto take Wei %dew of
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R; KellayOilaq.ptimMrly a membet
of the iStialatttiti front this iiistdett
lar• 31 M 1100 „Y :
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hips sumees may erown.hisoffortana
14lial'101080611.' oweemoii,
Sr. Ne, l W! m 4104 064
11 eberteiletio alioOli k *. *bt
make a live editor.
,
'' Wont wk.
ffoubitdly propose a! edastitational
amendment reg u lating 'the suffrage
quegs lo 4 , iliu/04 1 : 1 0 04 th 0 02 19 .1 1 !,
State . Atjibi4Oe.4--;
wliatshape the amendment
Will be id is the mintier: artileh now:
trouble! ,the tatrO,,bianzhee cogg
gnaw. The tiOnse,, l ,Onffue Oth of
January, by a vote of. ifiiiiees t 0.42
nays proposed the tAbating: • :
0. Be it readied, g, (two•thinis Ot
both Honks' koneurring,) That ' the
following article be 11,roptied , to:the
Legislatures Of the *avers! Eltehs4 es
an amendment totheCbustitution of
the United Ma t te* when watt/
lied by tines dee U
d eda;
turakshall be cld. as' part Of the eakt
constitution, usably : ,
Article—. Sec. 1. The right bfany
citizen of the United: States to'-vote
Isbell nate' denied cid abridged by.
the UMW Suttee or any Stateil by
reason Of ram, Or 'toter,. hr=eus
condition of'siterery dimly C.r
class of eitizeria 'of the ,United !States.
Sec. 2, That Übtigreas 'shall' have
power to enforce, by Appropriate leg
islation; the provislens .of this arts-
The Senate
,rejeCtild thiii; and' on,
the 9th of Xebruary, vote otiO
yeas to 18 rows adoptedthelollowing
joint reolution: ' '• • •
Be it resolved, By the Senate and
House oflttpresentatives;twe-thirdtt
of both Masai *weaning, that' the
following articles be proposed 'to the
Legislatures of the s(roeral• States as
amendments to the Constitution of
the United States, either of which,
when ratified by three-forirths of Bal d
Le g islatures shall be held t, a part
of said Conatitationl " •
15.=0 discrimination
Mall be made in the', United Stater
amonethe citizens of the 'United
States in the exercise of the elective
framthise or in the right to hold
office in any State, °ataxy:runt ofrace,
color nativity, '
property' (*cation or
creed..
AU
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Alarms, 16.+-The second clausfrof
the first section of the betond article
of the Conidittitlon 'of the United
States shall be amended to read as ,
follows: Each. State. shall appoint,
by a vote of the people ortalifiedlo
vote for Representativesit,
a number of electoorcqual to • the
whole number of Senators and 'Rep
resentatives to which the 'amid State
shall be entitled intiffignsts, but no
Smatter or Representative, or person
holding. an office of trust or profihuo
der the United 'States, ' shall' 'be tip;
pointed:oe elector, and Congrom shall
have power tolireicribe the manner
in Which such' elect Ors AO be chosen
by the: people. ' ' ' •
The House will ? ,:tt ad .prebability
not concur, when a :conietem.47 coat
mittee will be appointed,to harmon
ize
the vieehf of birth bodies; and: to
port an amendment upon which both
Houses can agree., . .
LrrTLE Greece, for thnpreamtilub
'mit4 to the demands; of .the Paris
Cimferenee. With France, Austria,
and England flrmlyallted toTiirkey,
:with Prisela yieldingto the maJaril
ty of the Conference, and Insole un
prepared to oppose it, It would have
required an extiaorditulry 'degree of
courage on the pint of ,Greece; to re
main in her defiant attitude with rot
gard to Turkey. The people of Greece
Were ready to rildi their all against
such fearful adds, relyingonlyonthe
co-operation of the Christ ians of Tut...
key ; but the foreign.torn King lack 4
cii courage and sided With the Great
Powers agaitud his own people.
Thus the • Eastern question st‘dls .
mice mort . l4ourned. The .Cretans
mustdiSmbe their hoPe for hineedi
ate deliverance, and wait with tireeix
for, the time when the Ch ristian tribes
of Turkey shall have perfected , their
organization and be; ready for a gen
eral arid . simultai*otts rise,H.2V l Y.
Tonoctool dealeni must bear in mind
that on bit' Wadley thfY nearolow
regalatingpalea went lutopfllict. Af
ter that date it , beecanes a State Pie:
on often de ibr any . perform to adios
otlbr to seat any Amoktogato-ftit Chew'jag aikleilo or "Taw 11 4 be 1 01(14 .
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We . =tit ' :Senator
j 4 ll 4 l fOr W 9, 1) . 1132/101
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11 144uted W3bo•twO LI Vg# 1, 4 (30 * .,
greitsV tkls_mopmg tO,tinW
Yon. AIWA YOU litnre, neen.
elected ; dentof the VOW. Ma4is•
;forlhatentu,nf *four_yeani jinni the
• 4 .th ur•M*44ifs4'; TO drelkt.u4 4 /•! *
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,gon with delight", w „even t a t* a e,
I;49,did licit inippo# y, idte
. liS•
entertiWor o * MO blithest -
*ace and 'respectc.The' Mende •tif
our Ocentrf 6014 p ' : ' '• Or ', '"", ‘'
Prw, t iv , , , .. I I.: V ` ' l II
ith ;• ' J- •' ' ;. • ! '11 1 !.
eve , thaV, yon . Wlll* . , • 'to'w j
Perfernitt*of your.dti • ; . linallbyed
pittriotlitm,nintegriV,wAt, ,
powers of in and Alt the digit,
qualities that ant yoU to itchleve'
such disithamodshed suo in antither
Wien - Of duty. ;;TheY 'cherish - dill ;
faith in your ability-and Virtues; ,en
tertain theliglieePtopei Ofyour'sub- '
•
cess; and that daring your athidnis
tattoo Itic work. of reconstruction
will be completed, and the wounds of
civil war.hadpd, mitt that our coun
try: will , • *et ; a ' new, departure In
rgroWth, laud Priseperity." , :
• *vial* . masa:then 1 handed the
co , , 1111tial n o Catirin"to Geneind Grant,
of which the following iiS a copy: .
lig IT KNOWN, That . the simate
evairpuseqf Rtfprettentatires of 'the'
United Maks of .4m4riea;' being as
sembled at:the ftl lin the City of
Waiihliigton. on the second Weans!).
'day; beh.or, the 10th day of_February,
in the, mar, orour • Lbra
j. ' eighteen
`tun , . •• , • -Slaty-nixie; the - under-
Wilt. -, ' -.•- ••• , -ii of theiWtiuste, did -
in ; the 1 -... ~ of said •Senate • and
Howe of Repreientatires, open all the
'certificates and count all the vacs of
the Electors for , a President and
President; by which it appears that
ITLysigs S. GnisT was duly elected;
'agreeably tO the Constitution, PRIM
DENT OF THE trI4ITED: STATEN for
four yearkeininnencitig,on the fourth
day ofDlarch, eighteen hundred and
silty-nine.
• In witneas whereof I hive here-
Rao Net my hand and affixed tare seal '
of the Senate this 10th day of Febru
. lax, eighteen'hundred and sixty-nine.
8.. F. Wanr.,
"President pro tent. of the Senate."
General Grunt, on receiving this
sertilade rpade the. following re-
sponse, speaking very. 'deliberately j
and with evident embarrassment:
" I can promise the Committee that
it Will be my endeavor, to call around
me as aSsistants 'such men as I. think
will envy out the . principles which'
you have said the country desires to'
be successful; economy, retrenchment,-
' faithful imUectiowl,pf the revenue and
payment of , the publicdebt. -If I'
should fail'in my firit,nliolc.e, - I shill'
not at any time lealtitte to , Make a
second, or even a third trial, with the'
concurrenee ids the Senate, who have
„the cOnfliMing poWer.hould just
aS Soon remove. one O f fmy own ap
point* aa the npypoi6 tkee of thy pre-
decessori it Would make nedidhrenee:
There is one niatt* !bat I Inightpos
sibly -, - ,'. here,: and ' that is the
meet& i ' ....2 ,
.` cabinek ht i I . • • ' -
I have 1 ways felt i tit would be
rather indelicate to announce or even
to consult witk the' gentlemen whdtn
I thought of inviting to positions in
my Cabinet before the official declara
tion of the result of the: election Was
made, , although I. presumed that
there was no doubt; about in what ;the
declaration would he. -, .But after con
sideration I have come to the concla-*
sion that there Is not, n' man in• the
country who could be invited'" to • a:
• place in the': Cabinet 'vithout the
Meads - of: so ma other gentleniaii
making en effortto wive the ' pad=
lion; not that there would be any Ob-.
jection to the party , named, but that;
there would be.others Whom they had
set their heairts upon having in the
I place. , I cut tell yon that from the
great number ofrequesta which come
•to me idwriting and ntherstise for
• this particular person For that one;
from different sets and delegations:
If announced announced ialyance efibrts Would •
he niadetoehangeMYdeteMiltiation;
'and IMiellirti I ,ole edmeto the con
ilwdon nbt 'to tintiofinee whom I am'
phut to invite tebeatti lit the •Cabli•
• net until liiend hi their •nareeii to the
Senate fin' ' ainfirtinitibril' ; If- . I • say;
anything to - *dirt' ablint it, it Will
certainly not be more; than two or
three ,days
,previous to tending In
their raktnea. - ;I think it well toasts
a'publlc declaration' - Of this to the
tsunnlittee' so that,* intentkm may
;be known.,'"' •-' —1 •''• ; -
•-• At the conelusionnf Gen. Gnint'it
walks 31r. - Prays stePped forward
•• . •"Geriernit Id the I principles
which yea ha ' out , fiur the
anidigit of_ p
ad
your • ' • .yea j
!will 'baits ' thert" support 4f.i
those ' W ith: whom I' ant lialottahxl; .
ready. tenet wittryon:”' ' • - '' • i-Ja . '
Gen:' GitUst rade" be' respoili.. , sie• to•
thls,tioYinadhoiwingtibithanlnkr” The ,
eommittee and most of the gentlemen
linsiart that shdok :lhiulds - with him
'add
''• 'Tiretaftettial ': ; as i waited upon; Mr:
Colforket the - Cavite/4' taiii; wOrepv
*Kid' • - in the 'Spftlrees'roOnektAi
skull* notification liiiiklionded to
.hiniliglttlilibitia,Whealrhanded
to the conithittesi his ronas• In iitirt-•
i lin; 4101katii:" ', ' l '" • —t .. •
~: 4', Gentienten r 'Maio eon tothe `
Aiwo liontias Of • Cattleims" , ~
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• herb elatedly the Of Vali ,
Ito& Eliittig• Ind; mote them-, that I.
stiall'enditirer -hi 'penisi 'secirti_ Ay - of
:this *ark of ionlkience by.fidelity to
wind* anaduty.,” i: , 1 , • .., -• ~
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1411./Prativ,',._.. ' .'''' t
AturraitsATVONlTT AT =WO*,
....i Mr. Billingfelt,lexn .tire &Molar
Abe; cht Palsenallmewl and. Befocat,
teported.a paeokitiowthat on iind 45-
'.teethe ltith- Ma ibr , the4esidne of
this moath4 it sisal : l W tim-dniarcot
thelilenate'PaiMmeeer torttay . pea,
tofferbY quill
doeumen=r s4lll ='
AO the Ifiniebarg , Postrooster,T
the Speaker tabs Senate: shall draw
Ili warrantonth6 State ,Tressuret In
'fiver 'of , the; Senate . Postmaster-kr.
five hundred dollar for the purchase
-of • *tamps- , that rat the , en& of
the mirath' the penile Postmaster
shalt reprt the amber otdoeumenta
and letterer. seat and , stamps , mod;
that, the Senate shall not inetnr 'any
pool um
Iterriant for with the. Hanle.
more Postmaste r U th e . end . of the
zoonth: ., 7After . distaesion, ow
the motion of . , Davis,.. postponed
ibr the present.
~ • , ;"!' , , rarra InIMUUII2O. - ,: • 1 .
", `,Alt; tiff4i .
M_Atitt.hOrlffilig
Thilikdo Mid Erie' a ßerad' to molt.'
i gt P f rb r i Ei Ind "l4l Allegretly tt ßd ie l: '
Mr. 0 ' --13tusbling the school
director"'.f Maine township, ' 4%1?
I lealtro,y,l6 bortoW, money. ' -
,: Xr. Errett=flopplement Ibr • the
Pinmitranla ' IMdlhltioa 1 !Or Deaf
rAutiup M- 41 4 ,1 f.
The WI from.he House &lithium
ing the Commindorfers= i ntim
ton county to • lease
grounds to Washington burout il Vpl7B:.
sed finally ; also Howie au oris
lug Washington bornfth.__to : borrow
money fora new town .
THE PAY OF .A DEFEATED comm.-
Aim bill from the House paying
,Whlths.m, ousted from his east , as , a
Representative from Philadelphia,
,ode thousand dollars bill , eabuy for
the session was amended in the Sen
ate Committee to. four bundrud,2 but
She Senate-today restore 4 nit mu
thousand. Pooling ,amnion ,Nl- .
journed till Tuesday, afternoon., .
.lIOUSE OF IMPRISSENTATIVEN•
• Th e HOUREC was occupied nearly
the whole time discussing th resolu
tion of Webb, of Bradford,to e actiourn
till Tuesday afternoon' to allow the
Greetthank Contested Election Com
mitteo-to sit in Philadelphia' but af
ter various , fruitless amendments it
was defeatid. .
CAILIUM GAS LIGHT.
Mr. Wilson, of :Allegheny, Intro
duced a Joint resolution requiring the
Auditor General and State Treasurer
to examine the Petroleunt Caleitim
gas light, and if deemed Cathie,
to introduce the same to übUc
buildings and grounds. sec
ond rrading.
Adiourned.till Monday evening: •
The Fortieth Congress.
THE FINANCIAL QUESTION.
The Curreniy Bill . Discusied in Me
Sea ate-42errhesby itessrsaforton;
Williams anti Memnon—De:bate on
Butler's resolution of censure at the
House—lt is Laid on the Table—
The Inter:mg Beemue Bill Disenised
dr. dr.
WasturthrOw, , Feb. 12, 1811.9. :
• •• • SENATE. •
Mr. Ramsey Introduced a bill to.
encourage telegraphic communlas-.
don with khirope. Referred.
Mr. Abbott introduced a bill to aid
In the construction of the Texas and
Pacific Railroad. Referred.
Monday was met aside for the con
sideration of pistrict ',of Columbia
business. • ..t. •
. Mr. Cragin, from the- Committee
on. Territories, reported with amend-.
meths, and roe:mended tho paniage
of the bill to provide 'for the better
of justice In the terri
tories of the United States. ,
Mr. Ramsey moved to takelup the
Joint resolution declaratory. ofthe act
to establish an American Une &mail
steanudilps hetweea this country and
Europe. it gives the company anotlf-
eryear to build their shiw.
Mr.
the Hendricks oppos&l.the taking
up Mr: :Whyte also • opposed lt,'and
add he' Would oppose the • bill itself.
There were already • two lines of
American steitmahips , from
Baltl
more. . • •
, Nye asked - him what flag those
thiled under. "
Mr. Whyte admitted they' sailed
under a foreign flag. '
• Mr. - Thayer wail!' Amor of taking'
tirp the bill. ' Hellked at least the dr
Ject of It; to take, our mail carrying
bushiest; froth foreign vessels.. ,
' Mr. Sumner said - his connie re
gard to the' roposed line of Ameri
canstesmships would be determined
by the degree in which •It would
cheapen ocean postage. • • ,
1 - Thethotion Stlll'under discus
sion at the expiration Of the thorn
lug hour.'
Mr. Sherman moved:threw:tine the
cethilderation ef theaurrepct
- "On - sribtllkiet MaTrumstn; Wed
e needay - wentilt far the eomdderation •
f the norganhos the' Jodi* 1 1'
eitsteth rth. Vatted, Masted: . • •
Mr. 'Romer's; feud - the Committee
o:4thr repcirted adversely
bill to' ' t he Wilts ofeertsdn
' Pacific 'Retread 'hard grants hi Wks
and Minneeota.l.4lso adversely on
Anhui anithrdathri toititrintn actii - of;
Quigieth:githithigb.nds the State:
eflowp and' Mha tt =txi lathe
of
e t t eMird.,lntiroitaisid ar
authbrhing.the: , N
Pada' RallrinorColnPan y. 4p. lien*
first mdetgage l befithi lOUs extent of.
Si :XI per zille oit main veal ,
tanll l bi ll Lt pdstlarf` We
on
.public debt and eneseghr t
Mr. WlllbansfilitrlM 'nod
of, his
nt* more th allen iooo currency
*eite converted lstrOpi.44ftmenth.
Thergraator hone Indian=
teAdettbinetwithr eilast:
the atif ol md and - . its
the imerelmentildel to remelt
.
Soo defects: gained
detnieninal to oppugn oveif. peopadr,
tiontaining Wm any eneenbeCoirthe
.Flonnoe Committee, arithout regard?
to Its tnerita.4, It known
beVitanalolol4l4*Mtt Rbeory
*Poll the so k iot,lloeiteek. and be,
appeared to.thint, it' tra that
nay gone.. tad idsneeltiosolid.
• anyttdag valuable:Li
04110 •
Irigehletheete• - •_
4lto Senator gone 4th 1410 ar-..
atletontedloshine ttep Sone
tetEnshil4 that* Meei
aetunnitioden mon Ibikner suiY
oonsiderabin con •:tent# nen
amyl° eanOrkk
101 MW et
-
the swami to l'eti eatvertal
man a rvio.
ibilited to $2,000 amentio.' l ''"
lit7l the rule should
be idr u Sheirmu llei ' regaled tlad ". wi
. - Atoll* rule, u in or near the
lerearTat t could god
VVlilliams th. the.
red+ t , one cam- 1
with the; atity _and
tl etko u Ht I* l kt9 o IV'
Mr. Morton ille amendment
of the Senator ARNO& (W ll 7
Hann) was no than theprovis. 1
bottin the lin, because it
=coed to I t ' stmatiat of oat- 1
on to V,000,000 - a month; bat
hly was opjawed told koutrattkw es
Uncaind for, rune
and - utter.
ly
. Mr. Feinenda f lidom
ta it *add
be wiser to authorize , ' Secretary
of the Treasony sree = bonds in ex•
T
change or and. to leave
the thin, an amanita the issue to
Ide discretion, than , compel 'hise. l ta
make; the Woe In an amount and at
Ohne fixed by'Coegreas. - • - , • I , ,
The Senate thairoted on the find
clause of the amendment unwed, by i
1 Mt lindting. the amount
of convendan 000. a raCouths
which was rejected, the, Senators
present voting in the negative except'
Buckalew,Cattail, _Davis.. Dixon,
Heddrick Howe, Boas, Patterson,,
of Tennesee, andVolillems. Then IA t
four o'clock the Senate tookn rowers
until 7;30.
. ,
..
. ,
I Evics-Msiasssiost.. _ I
The Senate reassembled at 7 o'clock
and resumed consideration of the Ric-
er and Harbor bill. • The appropria
dans for removing obsthwOons in
East River, at Hell Gate and other
places; were reduCed to $815,000.
_-
One of the amendmenta reported by
the was to
to
strikoothe ,
t.
oCatbp,Oßd cow
n the Lne . and Portland
canal,) the aprbUon to be made
upon I the wiidttion that Kentucky
•retlnquish bar Claim upon the canal
to the general Government. _
The, amendment was discussed at
length by Davie. Buckalew, • Yatem,
Nye, Morton and Hendricks: Li favor
of thntiproptiation, and Stewartand
Peen uysen against It. -
amendment
W le the • was still
pending, the Senate adjourned. •
MUSE RKPOYMNTATIVE§4.
Mite . *nue nUimpastauthmdness,•
lALr Pike, from the•Kaval Committee,
a' bill to pay Commodore.
the other of
and emir 'the ' • ::•,• •
,Kearsage $1 ted
ve ue of thep Al
shams,. destroyedby the Kearsage on
the 19th orJune4B64.
After some discussion, Und
tertion of a proviso that no umsey
should be paid to the ruadgneo of any:
mariner entitled to a share,'•but only
to the'•inariner himself, or
children, the hi)l-was passeti4
•
../Eiscellitneitliii,..
. ~ .
rl li r , 7
. 74 '' 1 : 4 ; .. , .4 NI , ; t JAD 1
1 ! -
• 1.
. . . .
.. .
Tor doles& fent ty • • to the beet aluf Our'
eat =MM. 0 ,'..... equal to' Slit 111' Übe
l an
world. , Hu the atom •of aid rode peep. with
the mild sad la thettag tke of staples Cu •
Ole. Try Ibis apleudid osp. 11=1 1 1 die Alden
Chattiest maim N' Frost Ildladain
PI". I
[e P 2113
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_T c. MAIIIMONIN, . • •`" • • "
IP • '
-DEALER 1;3-,
, Fleur Feed' and. Grain . ,
,
F
110CHESTER,t (ox oral;
r 4 katt u v r enr ui sdi su l g ai rre lugs
ma QUA,
CORN MAT •
I RYE FLOUR '
lIRCIMMUT FLOUR.
' .90RN'AND OAT'S:
imi!ntiatry on +c&- Oat and *Wm*
lent• • ' •,.
Wooden Pump,
the el ttn in. A ensign al the getebraint.
Alta yea
;GUANO OR 1 0 1108PRAiR
will la ailiebeap, la order;li
*e It.,
I belay CASH; and. ilitar um' ) eabli inT •
twwl Sad It Waken Onstage to ~
All .. 600di Difkertelker.
Jau'ltl-1.1 . • ' C. ErAlimop.
÷.•a. k inamaaaa,i !', •
• • ;II: -
.7111#11. 1138TRANIR THAN . FiCTI9X,
••
lila a puollimp bet that: •
t „.
MILS. 11141ARD CO.
/LB; /WAWA.
" bar. ' • ' • •
Dings'iadCroceirisE,
Witch they settee chap 'an be' honed ha
Mat,o2-b.' TO, have tbeassul aixO err 604.
••, • ;: • • •
IVRh
/OW .• •• ,
• , !•••:1:1; fEjte
r
Nand IlNab adietuar.otal Itkala: loyal. eill. LIMA
, and l'ada
1 .. ,
Pun %Cr, met ullaiquigs,
„.4.. : . ; :•:,.„.....,. , iii. ,„ : .,
.i -64trgrac eon Br tips ta
1 -. • , ) cusp Prot sole°.
• Tao Doctor trap s 'mike of us an.
lb* ootaitoot ot 011117 la ily e rth l l i°6 tr •
Mg onstatotoa te w la audit las
*KM etiNda.. caouswaotibur , tar Whir*
ProiciiiiPremittlaseilattmki
Antimitaeononin l 44:
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!... 3l c. , itfi.• ,' ,. ;:f ,-f7Prr--7 , •;:: 0 lapataad lordait il VS
r kim i :11. I ( ' • , -.t, • ' , e a ti. Alm sorticaajWia. Sonata. par old isillm mod
! Eitrack.Allinf. 3.,,. alma falsely mill.** are prepaid tal war ,
teat all wart aad Om Ma largest tan out any
7 1 --. 1 • ~.
....,,,,,..., ,‘• • ~ . • •:...1., .1 i A "iallt treat ado moualabot.
' '."
71 " 11111k1141461511 t . '"" ... " -- • ' ' - Claw" 0114 cbsota aft, and try us.
..•._ , • " . .
ttb 146 taba 161 1 1111: ifdliffi VfinttattiS u Agb ' bait
~.... 4.._ ,
~,..,.„„.„._,„,.. mr„, .1, .
' elastraitiartilamPlai."
1 Wiliar, ,rir7 .. ", Y. 's ~ wt ';"77.7:. i "-., ' . r 4 • ' l
•• , •iiifri t te=Vi i.
/,' !.‘ , .1 it.' AL St ,
illall4lA *I 0 9.- ,
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OM
,:;ri ,191,19,15011.
TAI R
BM=
Y ill: lb*.
MI premised, welt unteersal
iduette• or ilheandart, or woe liable to
to a ',misty ordllitraitig siddingerous
...agillestious than Catarrh. Its progressive
mar, development, the .senees of small and
tote ere frequenti= o =#
sear sera, Wiwi,
Comphists are iserziatily preduatd,
and Cniewnpalks Yr aimed Its Inevitabla result
esiswit nevany IWO atilret3- In the
amity oldie rem, bat spreading twyouil Its 0.. 1
spry sent. soon pendants halo every cell. are!
thaeraisi amity alas bowl wilt waken the nasal
gresages enanntediddit; 'nod Vagatimitilms
dlfu.s bre; U 111) cellos =NM Of the inacopshao-'
sad tract.
indeed, oast proodoent a$ t bandied 'tie
Ib!ditall o rliarrl is the, tunit
awls foiellsolg intdaled tll
Inge of siraiiiitriirsi ie. fill iielk
low ensltrir, which is war ferreted Ineseersive
latidopeo. it,
*goat sobikawa 141.'6141 as s Utak can
of la bard Oakes through the nostrils al.
'Meat, tl/140 1 444P0L. ;
Ii wing Ins the dlerheige iviet tia•
=does or wail dareewroilborlig to the op.
suottsembrane with gloeUkstenselty. and le re
:lteoweabla aelg. ll . l l l (rOO4l/ 1 /0 1 1:g4.Thili 41 P.
anotapaittaLily salved on rising In the mom.
up. becenne daring stem the purulent *castles
hardens wed seceaslatee with printer tedittyi
The dart* to retiree the bad. at those *sea, by
terolditg ere goknrlng the nook mi. therefore! Ire
-91194745c0t Menrwlag WWI one Spieled, and
sort distgeteable to. th ose srowad his. O ft en
Nry'. hate to be so violent add perslitent thai,dlU
hnum andthewOrrowesestrilsed wed sciret.,aaa
wo, tricttbe td e'se *outdo; yoallef; nod se
rere.besitaetWox itlaifesso Joildrini. tad .
mama the puma dleues•—ir semi ogee
emu do Mod ptloorfis!ellort* int" tall to clear
the gook ota Moe 404 oittlatidaitt swallow
-01, Otter which I be visdd maxoticit becomes *ova*:
what aceemed. and la Uses discharged wort read
ily. , •
EH
Armin, the offensive matter concerts Into dry,
bird masses oft crosts.whlch abstract breablagi:
and are very dialealt to detach, their dislodgment
Saes tequiting the most 'violent egrets. ilomes
times I, these Incrustaelons come sway. In ssa.ll
lug limps, or filament/ oft deep green tint,
but miessionally broad and gat casti'Of Meat&
laziest, repelled, on which traces of blood may at
tlitA be Observesl- le condittou 6 very_ liable
torna;:t etyleuelakeniteni, tereleingix Idea
Ohne treeturei et the/noeie. 'and seas. •
Oared thittening of tloo
lleciwes where the diecharge 6 epidemic, wed of
ilitC pe fluid character, It frequently dlsturbi
the • gis t by din neeentitY of bequest '
eapeciatation. because the virulent Auld Is oat
hrelkittame Apt to nur Into fie; threat,' what ,
uslpJaßstesp the bend le liftmen hick. Should •
itymiebsration be neglected, as may occasionally
hilpistsi daring bat ale* the invalid Is startled
niapdhe fist by a sensation .of choking, caused
bylbeiltring up alto, throat with 'ffie acetimula
imientioa from the.hesil;
The nasal membrane is usually t cry much thick
food and congested. causing the nose lobe atop•
ped up emetics.. on one side and sometimes on
thaisher, and often on both, giving rise to' a di.
regremble stuffy sensation In the head, and !Aces . -
'elooally toviolent paroxysms 'ot; sneezing.
• Taos thickened condition of the mucous Mtl/2-
bens, and the collection of the purulent 'loaner
' nasal canals. Interfere* with reeptratko
through the nose, and obligee persons no affected
lo literati' through the open mouth, a pole: very
delatirrone sit all times. but more panic° 11. e so
tot* Oorporhich molar earth clrcamayuccs Is
adiesgiresikes end accompanied with e Leavy
soriing,soand..
. .
A hells, of fellows, bdar, Irritation. !omega
is
or pale generally experienced In the nostrils
sear the coot of the nose as welt as Is the upper
part of the throat. above and behind the soft psi.
ate, and headache "tritely altogether absent. , A
distressing sensation of heavy weightfor Canker
'lon letisually complained of over the forehead,
and especially In lite regime leusiodistely above,
'and between the eyes. gionetimer pain is °led
nitely fixed In some partlcelar part. se' la ILL
maids. on the top of the !wad, at the back of the
teeth; hr behind the orbits, and occasionally nun:
fiesta Itself li the joie, et, die trivets. Zs character
bid It 6 frequently agitate farlielifilat— •
' , The • voice I. generally affected and becomes
kettle, mailed, weak re uneven, and 141.11111 e•
local character or an unpleasant sultlhog quality.
Cough utaarlable iN t 4rity Li notunflentenfii•er
for the §.tantititier.nlitukititi of •
. The breath Is usually tainted, and sesames, at
Rees, an exceedingly fetid and sickening Odor.
Lt some cases It beanies so levekhigig etliensive
as to re-der the sneerer an object of disgust 10
hitieelt &swell as to others. ' •
• the seise of email Is usually blunted or entire
lee! In Catarrh, and a similar' erect on /site essay
be occasionally obsetimi The eyes are apt,to,
bean* Irritable, and disposed to water excessive
ly oci exposure to the cold doled; nd , a sruw of
hairiness otejght, is tisulliy, experienced after
alight literate* Bowleg not untregently becomes
Wrote or less impairedand noises In the bead very
'ones add materially to theeskting Matteis.
The abater* generally suffers more or less. and
lama:owes theAapethe .6 tat , "
prkions, and is nearly always twain tho murniag.
The patients generally complain of lassitude ant,
'Aglow, an Incapacity tar either Ordeal or Win
gs! exertions, e hells: of weight , and discomfort
in the regioa oet'agetoroich, and a constant dia
papillae. to drowslisere and sleep. -The mental
'llignltles are Also scitielhoct slightly affeetrd, kes
of =emery helot., mornorhew leleold. • -
Catarrh may prove falai, either by debilitating
the system and weeder trot lb° patient, cr by
ti veiing dowstrnrd and producing consumption.
This het has been.so repeatedly noticed that all
experienced practiltooers now look upon Catarrh
as 0111 n anie torwithiqiiitsiallanportaitt Brae
: f tido complaint. but according to oar etttelefiti
'Oribiertation.it should always be regarded assert
'ocialtlon, and one of the - verY earliest maallo,t a
lbino of Cianiumptko s , .• •
systematicA y ndlei r oni and eel! alrecieircoliree
at trestMerit, such as we have for years employed
, In oar practke, is sure to be Adlowed by a pekes.
sent t r hiett: , 14 t tr.Cr ',. :
DH. UGHTlll24,!isioortlated !tiqt bin au
ereaktipectallst • •
... •
DR. REED
At , 21.1;
pop exelooltreatteuttoo to all diseases ails-
Or hoot latforilp oe, lasulkeforoi soorioront
ii• CR 0 MI •
metrlPOMllny :1111:14 1 ftlion a lb. sun
ace; am, Stomach sad derangements of th
NERVCVM "
a 31ry T 4 0I t` 0
Art 20 Penn 14trisi3i.
-,Dectett
• •
1.,
Mi;ai
BEM
AID
movola::;stc
Rochester, Pa.
• ,
By C• 9
wizas SAT sa rOU!D
IraWO attoodis intik Pottlakott.tsb.2l4 lo • 4
Clues.. WSW,lasdAlitoo, C‘1111: 4 :1 1111 1
• V=llytsp• Autumn, Tots,
supra, asetses.
(cAP=Willow•warit,
Is *air Ilismod=
starlet attottlo•l.
bostaem to
' mon •
LIBERAL •WARE Or Till PATiONAOL
tbe 2(
w ll.—A t kW* of Coliatry Prodoce tame at
price.
COE& DAWILAGIII
ItoebeWs, p:y,. UM-4m*Mt:l.
'Pi" AND riarimEtmseu,-
OY GOODS I ll•Vgi
OF MILIC NISVID • NEW .STOCK
CATEST EViTLER.
For Pall - iiiaciihnier 'WNW
iffl
li 4 it litielMl .lF l i r ld! ll,lll
•• CONSTANTLY ON NAND.
till
CLOT9ING 111 - ADA TO,ORDER
la LIM Ilia Wit laddasabla dila!, sad at short
wake. •
azica.
i llin ill4l WATER, Phi.
WALL AND'IIIIIIOIIIII A0.01111.:-Tbs
- 1` anderslvosd begs bars to Islam kis (rinds
and tbs pablle paerally tbat be bacluat rocetrod
a SAW stork or goods of tbsistast styles for
!Wag twin nonnar weer ,wbtelt Its oboe at my
modern rates. C.
GENT.LEMBNS* • FURNISHING
GOODS. I.
, CONSTANTLY ON NAND.
ctOthlair undo to otter on the Aortal modes.
Tbaskrai to tho public Ow root Anon. I Stye
attestkmato bosoms to merit a alttaut•
4Okkit of Mei eta* • •
•DAP7IEL IttELERL,
• • z a!NDO/1 AZ. BRIDOZWATXR. FA.
NON EXPLOIIVE.
• Be New bet Parfait
O lvei-twlea . the light of Carboa 011, lad le safe
wader ail eircuatatasees.
Can Not, be Exploded.
The undersigned are now manufacturtng. and
hare ilkor sale the New Anoka= IMO,
which
to
without t o lpof consponnite,
ts gradually taking of Cuban 011,1 P all
places where !shod
Agents wanted every town: Send ice Pr.
Address,
J. J. PALMIER & CO,
No. • MID Slam,
PITTITOSOII.
Q.ALT AGSMS YON SAM • #
AO rat UMW Salt • ads
offer for ule their Salt Work= 4 , I ea
kaceotat teem shoat wee hail, from Ohio
Itiver."The veldts saps the simper Ba s. Pot•
ter, Fan: ' 'Whinier itartkalate. edema. er sell
on. V. B. PRIDICTI.
Jaa.lo, 1860.)—tt. Beaver. Pa
E Neemteirt• Notice s —Letters testamentary
upon the estate of Wm. McClinton, ofr
Beaver, tp.. Beaver county. pa.. deemed. Tin
been granted to the undersigned. all pees hav
ing claim* against said estate will pretest ahem
properly anthentkated for - payment. All perms.
lodebted to aa'd estate trill make payment Its the
nudenigned.
N. 31cCLINTON, Executor.
Jan, 'AL tdett
Railroads.
RAILRQ,DS.•
VT.WAYNE A. CHICAGO HA HT.
Un and alter Doe. Vaino lona
*baton daily. itioadaya I •
( ( 'Min looving Chien° at P. M
7.1 [Trala .ins Pittsburgh . • . M..
Iravar daily.] •
TRAIN. GOING Warr. •
IMSM'MEta
Pittoborgh 'II Gaut
ilociwater • StO
Salim t lErstl_
Alllamm ' 14131
Canton... „4... • ...fl2*Oni
ISM
Orr,llie II in' ,
Wearier II 208
lihuudleid... i ..... Wi t
i. t1'443 • I
CrestUoiSi D• • — II taus ,
Bucirdii ~ ' ,111C1
Upper Sanlasky,..l l l
718.
Foetal 7419
Um& ' ', OM
•Vms Welt. , "11:113 '
Phut Wayne' M aori
Colombia 100
Warsaw
_ll l
t ISI
Plymouth sa
Valparsiso....,.. I
Chicago ' S IIMI iri •
93340 Mini 350
1103 210 41
1267rx 1 330 650
145 et 3 643
128' 710 126
346 719 743
319 600 813
346 1414 810
513 1010 1017
343 ' 10e1" 1050
a 33 11121 110
610 • 1110 1130
iii ill3O 11011
TM t=A O MO
218 1 180 1251
WM" .115 • 2:21
MOJA. 820 400
U 0 I 421 450
215 521 MO
MO MOGM
.510 820 808
no i
lon am
mint Ts zees. '
• .
•
melon.. - ries. EXP . .. i Xee. Mir,
I
Mango • i sslo s MIMI 450rw 45001
.
Valparaiso' • ' 11% , 1110 9117 1157
Plymouth pro n mewl vein 90*
Warsaw ' ", 1111 141 , 141 . 1014
Colombhu• ''it He t 115 jMS 1110
Fort Wayne 'lt 1111 151 pow liton
Van Wert.....,.. ', 513 OSI .1510.4 n 101 '
Lima 1' 405 530 I ra; tee •
''
Fittest 510'" 1150 SW ' 440
Upper Saudoski.,l!ls.l3 719 1 9 0 1 010 •
Bucyrus ' 009 MI SIS 550
Crestllns i ' A
' e 33 BM/ 1 $ll MD
D' • • •'" 655 . ISM HO I 1545 an
Mansteld "70 sen el. rak
Woofer I; ea; 1107 cue MO
°writ's ' ' 115 11311 014 " 915--
Masslllos ', 015 • Hung 707 Rs
, Can ton . :1002 litlO I 795 1091
A 111ance.......... ' HAS 115 iWM 1110
m
al. '' "1115 . ISt 'Me . 1017
Rochester ' i: 100 aw MO 1040 195
Pittsburgh ' i', 100 491 118 MO
T Toan_gratenen. Nay Castle Rad
lean ounmetown at t
p.m; Indies at Pittsburgh, p.
leaves Pittsbur g h 113. Mr. al
10:43. N. Caalk,StlO a. un
Youngstown. New 'Castle, end Plitsbargh Ae
oomnaftliotflearee Youngetown. OM a. m; New
Ctetle,l:lo a. m: wire at Allegheny. TRW a.
m. Ran:ming, leaves Pltheitargh. .1:10 p. m
aim New'Carde..T 08 p.inToungatown, p. m.
F. R. ItTERC. General Ticket Agee..
CLICV ELAND kPIIIIIWROII RAILROAD..
Ou .atul after Dee. Wet, I. Dallis will lean
!Ultima daily (Sundays exeret . lD &Acme.
1601110 101,1111.
...
'. .
~ i wrigenne.:l. Mut. line e. We i. Arc.=
, —. -..... .L. -..-....
Cleveland I, Rance 1110ria ..f.• !gal/
Euclid Street ; SW 111' .. 4aM
-Hodson— ....... ,i Ng 114 ...I . 41.1
Ravenna.. .. .... : , :019 1441 -• . /3NI '
Alliance '.1113 ' 117' ' ....[ .1
as
t1ayard....,.......1 1 ,1/11 , MI ~.,... ...
ireilaVille .'... '• '! 11161% 'OS . . ~...; '
10110 XOIIITII.
evaniona. glazz..lszn. Amon
Welleville ' .103. en 413e1 ...... ....
Bayard 1013 .1011
Alliance 111.1 Ma ' 810 '
Ravanna
Radom, 1214ru1
W . 5 511 1 . I :0 5
Raeliddtreat I 14a 749 IMI
Clevelaad ' 109 /141 ' 110:1 .
00110 zest.
'MATIONS. RIP'SI
Fir's. NAIL 141etoat
. .alr lOUs Harm Wien ....
Old.. .111X1v9e 1116 .
=Oa 1 1:13 :IA ....
A MTN
Waling)* • • l MSI 440 130 Toe ,
Itluilles Terry i 010 601 III
R 44 011 1 0 11.......... i .1119 i , SRI VW 11111 'NI
I
Pitlsbargiir MOO ' 146 - ' 100 'NO' "
' r
Irrellona.'-.. Watt. keen Ries. Leven
i Pittsburgh 1113 an InOes *Kim Mr r
Imiss * iter..7-.... us I coo cat 10 as as
lisith'e ..i
Bull . .. .4.... . MD
Fang ' 811 go 630 BM
Wdbedfle.' - NS CO 1111. 403
Stentseuelltr...... 1105 SO al •••
14 86 Z 1M" -" .,". • TA 41 .: a ...
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TerIiCIA2AR
NM Las
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11.7ard.
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ROCHESTER PA..
4 1 . , ,
FULL, AloppOicitpr*Oocx Or,
;fr. •
DRY GOODS
r •
'lb
Plain Flannels,
Barred Flannels,
Opera Flannels,
Alpacas,
Merinos,
Ginghams,
Shawls,
Gloves,
BALMORAL !SKIRTS,
CAwrox ten.
MENS' AND Boys' WEAN.
JEANS, CAMiNERES, • DOESKINS.
HAD! Salvia A
DRAWZRIL
MiADY
HATS AND CAPS
NETYLUSiIiDCIMAP
Mr
BoOts and ShiPtes
• larger isid 'Ytolk nil ve bawl . ever'
bikes kept. Nom' sod Bora'.' WWI. as',
11112.4et„sael Cindrinks' Obcos sad
•feloss, jest bused sad ' •
. .
FDR SAL - E . LOW.
1.4)61
r'ncArmswitlimitce:
!I HARDWARE AND,NAILS
• , •
UL♦S$, 41.14E-1141W-A-41,
Bacon,
Grain,
Grain, Flour; Salt, rood, Ito..
Erie men
ew Cast l e, kOO
m. Returning,
t r oungstairn,
We ►as OM and ►.q oar Mack Intl and
Steen, always basing aoutsdklag •n. to snow oaa
cnatoartts.
WS DUT 11.3.0811 ♦DD SILL CLOSE
8, J. CRORS &CO,
Reassonu. Oct ith. 1101.
UAW Semillmaryr—Will mos se
B Sib ot September seta. Pus received
et et ley stela sdrarmemesit. 111 Iter Primary
Doparuiteet boys sad elle noshed Tom men
will be tU( bt by the MmVel to 011111
bat Dose takro as booldenr.
Our pupa's Is la ata►lY! t►e reputation of
t►a ee►a,t of thorough seltolarahlp In 'vet,
►eaoe! eluded. II le thetelbre Impartae t that
p• • itleeeld resent it the weals. of tie
M s " VaTditt i t =11.117i
11111 t year, re lope for lam berme ie.
rieg Ms coaling yaw.
• D. U. A. WLWf, ?drape!.
11 eagtriettt,
11111ATS.-711e soolalltio4 will Wm torgie
01 lot or Talmo, Clack fall. Dade , . Gloosoood
ovorithlor boo PEI lb* Ihr the Ilondays.
uM Woo trlkl Neste al• Wei be
as obtain kr left oeseoli. all of les VIII WI
wea t eete of mat Ptelt. Val, Yolk%
We at kr au* on maid Want. Dlr.
Pa. Men iemerloroOl. Coll sad •
aoim bommtlt.
D to&
DR. X. X. lIIIIMAJILIII.
ad IllOpeot. lisaver.
jr;ipwial stloneliapi . 16 si Wawa
Pal Clair&
ornall arilleillinM•11111113111MIPTIMPS117 1 1 1
limesDocto dtsi prst MI anti be hut is Itit Mei
des teaelmraimi ipoples.
JaulklNlL-17 •
tr. ,
NEM efilllipilMS4**L7.lt. 4.)
YD 4 , 30 , 1, W.4.. , • , ..111.1.11::
Spo .
erer
igmitAter, .
zo.,N.„8110:441;
•
WNW
• MOWS varlet '
Hilo Soot with • Urge
' stock of Goads. bought
- at LOWEST CASH PRICES.'
*l6 the publki, shots OLD
• ' • • STAND
CORM Or WATZIAND /IMO Milli
0111ISTEB,
itwri!, CAPS, f &as
' vvuoirs;
HARDWARE; IRON,
NAILS, CARPSINVIRTOOLS
ROPE. OCUX PACKING YARN,
WHITE LEAD
and PAINTS ,diy,
• . and 11,
Qpiestswaili • YIN*,
•
DeLines,
FLOUR, FI:017R,
Prints,
sus mitt ts• tlitst Illpmeyg *id OM
1/lATIID C NTON CM: .sM
Po vidalt7. ilea .1,1
abs, airiag I.
Wl
FEED, WHOLESALE AID RETAIL
Hosiery,
Buffalo Scale ,Qoppauy,
Wldta fia4 Water Lim at Wielis ant Itaima
J
EMS
Oils,
Paints,
Putty,
CALL AND BEI I
ZEE
MEM
EMS
mantaat. r , „
AFtY:O,OODa.
We fair Bodin at 111ANIIIPAMIUS
TIVICII
•aid MICRTI MN ..
Emits Sows Saiphais Lio• sad
PLASTER PARIS FOR WWI.
szAvrx lALT compANrs 1/iLT
Always es MAL We elereys bee he Coe eal
eetl cuser,• Oel awl gamine eH 9eWle sad
ceevioceL
'run 000Doda m Telp_FFIrt OF
QM
Toricaair.
Ll:( 1 )4- ; f - ff . % 14'4
DZAL/LS IA ALL AINDS.OF
•rist,Copper & Sheet
Iron Ware.
I InCOPOeI IC.ILICPING CONSTANTLY ON
-NAND ALL MOS OY TIN COST= AND
Surxraton WIRY.
u►kb I will sell
AT ma' LOWEST PRICE
in Roolll\ll, Spouting &Job Work
Dose to oilier la lie boot
• oo Aorta=
:41ilkg bow Mat the h itet naistiel, sad bottle
sou bet et meluele,
'WH WARRANT ALL WOE% 1.
SHOP ON THE LOWER END 07
Third street 1
BEAVEII, I PA.
•
Wee w a OW. sad l 4 wW rir 9
JAPANNED; WARE KEPT CON
STANTLY ON HAND.
O. R. ANIMUTLJ
-REDEICTION PID01.1 . !
J. &If. BEGGS
—DEALEIIB IN—
Q ERNS WAR E
-AND-
House Furnislung
431.c•c•lass,
124 Federal Street,
SELLING GOODS AT COST,
TO QUIT BUSINESS.
This is a Bona Elie Sale.
Itin 117. M.
Jamaica mamma az co..
—DEAL IN—
Notions, ,
Triminings,
Embroideries,
Handkerchiefs,
Linen Goods, Laces,
GLOVES, - HOSIERY.
Waderwear. rumbaing 6 edb.
silks, Ribbons, Straw and 1 ,
nellars mon Gl and 'Culle r
Fancy Good..
Madinat.' will Sod oar assortmest
UNEQUALLED
WNt of
pt t nit it sat it r! " 11, t °
AS LOW Y Xsitons lobbing
Aar Orders and a astl Abficaea
Brour+7 & 79 Ifiirketitreet,
PITTSHURGH, PA.
Jim' mins.
yIEILINET. •
. 1 1r, WWI Illebse wadi JNowellor.
Work *boa, Ileriqw, room siljolides J.
C. Waide sem) WM "stain NW dues.
= malted awl ~word. ' OVA
idactllim tbl et• r lj
OW. •
lie •
train; •
Ma
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