The Beaver Argus., September 29, 1869, Image 1

4 , 14,4;4X
AdvattiaMUM" i • •at the rate
ofsl.oo per square forth* insartlon.ond
for.coon so L bsowtont,,inasolopALl
A Übe* lsonntAsadtt
vertlaatattitia.
A apace equal to ten llnas ot this that
immures it t 140411 4, • ';', •
,• Bushiest' Noltkoes sot undein head +by
themitelv6s immodlately after tboloW
vi ll be 41 2 11 0 d 0 1*!.4, 1 *
[sr each •InicOdur • •
Advortisonioeta Oe'Ve h tijk o in
Ware 7tlonday bon:4o Insure It
in that week's. - ,
BUSlifteBB Cards.
Luta. AND IA ILNTED NANDIELONA„—
r Mrs. M. A. Binder has jusherchredirant/Ines
.ad bilndon "'WWI /Stall 4614014 •Soluellailt
eelected Qom the greatest ncrveltke k also. the
mostcleptut Trhateingsilo be secured is Itrb.
lucos Itlbbous, Velvets, Bridal
t' MJ
e ewelry. andTrl muted fliVetreMeTPs_,`
end Cloak making. Aseinshre agent fOr .
Works's celebrated 'retain breading ladles dress.
, eacques, barques, are. W: W. corner or 11th
Yhtladelphla. ("evil:hem. '
0.8`„?.t term cieutragatitlAuar.--41:
o Tuesday, September 14, VIOL Emmy
department will be furdlahed with egperientea
and competent Teacher'. Mu MAST A.'Bitint,
oho take , . the place of Miss Dever,. graduated In
ihtsburgh High bcbool while the auNtm .ther was
Princlpa_Land her echolarthip and etpesience as
t, tenetter., were the bldg.:lemmas that led him to
-veury her as a butcher in Ws Semlnary,
Thodu who desire to see our Catalogue, Will
plesine ea:lou or addreas.the l'rincipal;
mtg.:Safi A. lit'pßAN.
I TETE Opens its Fifteenth Anu bleindon
tans 11111 of Septeber, under thenherte
tendmice oi the Mod*, Ser.
U.
T.
W A. 111. Speelelattemtim will be paid to
prenaratkul of teachers toe the Comm
Niu.le. vocal and instrumental. by a competeni
l'oti.voy, at moderate rates, • Lads propel for
('.,liege ; or given a 'Business edateSeb. , • llon
v, ancient and modern, by highly etncient
tenebere, ds Well as ridging, Drawing and Wax-
Send for a Catalogue to
REV.' R. T. TAYLOR. Deaver, Pa.
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DRESIEDIETRIONIL FACTORY. , -I«
mph Eichler, Manufacturer and Wholesale
and stets'' Healer to Trunks, Valises, Traveling
Bags, ,tc...tc.. No. 101 Wood tined, littsburgh,
In. MI orders promptly lined. and work Woran
Factory ~.orner ot Fifteenth and• Penn streets
, • • ' pertain:ly
.11. ANDERSON, baring taken hold' dr
el his old Foundry again, In 1/achester, Pa.,
toll ho pleased to meet Ids old customers and
nit lids who may want either the BEST 00011-
Nil STOVE, Heating Store,'or any other kind of
ontlngs of hest mated.' and workmanship. The
bet tor, will be Conducted by
. J. J: AN D AEONS.
WISE SHARON NQUILIL—The undersign•
rd takes this method of Informing the public
that they hare porch:oral and taken charge of the
Sh .run 11111., formernrAntned by the Resent Dar-
Zfi l tie!l u th S e i g r ant Ift le elar w pft un Ad r t, dltff have
of gtinding to theitattataction of their patrons.—
Their bonds ardour will oiompere carorablyirith
:my In the tnarket. Give Da call before ruing
rhnchere. SAMUEL DAVIDSON it BRO.
• untikein
Isi-xelir Haien* at Wil•on's old
Is stand, Mint Serest, tkarrer,,Pa. Jotting N.
ter.o take. pleasure to Inform Ids old Meads that
he Is estabilibed In business at the above stand,
%Oen! he will be glad to meet and accommodate
them. fresh bread, cakes, etnekers, nuts, dce.d.e.
I onfectioneries ot. all kinds: No. near. made
from Fall Wheat, toy the barrel, lock °Metall.
Jan. 6, 1860.
IxriLLlAm sur i pc denier In Boots'
1 V Shoes, Bailers,
811 de., next door to
Porter'. - Tin chop, Br ge street, Bridgewater,'
Pa., when ho la prepared to manufacture and yell
iierything In his line at resmonable rates Bar
ng removed Id s plane of business from the corn
er near the Bridge to bin prevent lentil:to, he in
s iles do old friends nod patrons to giro him a
turnfrikir.
Dea
. '7,.milcovh,TetNuAll`o7.7 " i mavy'Af.
7 ) EN. K. ritasoL, Attorney at taw and
I) blifVeyOr or laude. °eke or.poelte Profeeder
Tnylor'a In Beaver. [apt:l.•ly
r. KVIEIN, Attorney at Law. oMco la Me.
Kinley's building, en,Lul Public Stinare.
roar tlltly.
tz7,io the ti=r;
Wa•-
ter And I iturrougllng kountrg. timoe .IS , ' C
-llnnnens drug store• on {Vat salvia, Rochester,
Heaver county Consultation hours between
U
U. m. and 4 p. so.
Drugs Daroished tud prescrlidlowi Muttully Dt-
Ird
st idiot's Drug glom.
yl Mr, t •
• J. Chandler a Non.,Deutl.lm. 11,3chep•
• ter. Office in Beaver fixation building.
All n orb unminted. l'rlrellmtiderufe. Give us 1
CPU. [L10V4.66:11.
IL" M. ANDERSON, General Police, Dote,
. ttve nod Agency, oMce. of Rol
hood Deport, nor-boater, Bonier Co , P. A
boolo.n entrumted to my earn will w•ceivo vamp
atteniiiiti, ow roasonoble.i.orts.
onderel,, , nett I. prepared
to dells or good burning Loot to all pervona
needing the article. Orders null receive prompt
attention. S. P. C 1.41 MINUS.
11ee. , .1,1SCD. • _
TAs. CAMERON, Attorney at Law
J
liyaver, Pat. (Mice in the•room tot
mealy =anted b 7 the late Jndge Ad %ma. Col
leellullo, Be., promptly at teded to.
eenttelittly. _ _
g:YTgttTIIY.—Dr. T. Mnaray, or }fridge
ar WANT, has m "OMee laghl" to use the gen
n Inn DOODYRA.RILUtD RUDDER.; consequent
ly ha does wt nee thaDry,ilalliber, or soapst •
as a Iwo tor teeth.
(told and Slyer Finlay put to of the best ma
treat. and all work iffarrarneck.
Vela:
AA MARANTII Lodge No. 211 , 1 2. L0.G.T
meets every Monday evening, at a o'clock, It
Itocliverer, Iu Coflilu'e [Mama.'
IL , OR SALE Oil EXCIRANGE.—WF.ST-
I` ESN LA N 1).-100 Acre, or choice selected
rolllagprattle, Wanted in awry , ootinty. lows, he
t W. &.Etzistuk SlOna city Ural.
1111prtned en 01
Tilomns NcuEEitY.
Seaver, Pa
I=
JEUNET, Watchmaker and Jeweler, 3d
street, Wirer, Pit. (In ream adjong. J.
Wilsonb tfokt Wlltebto and ron
bo repaired and warranted. Engraving
• 41 , 01‘. I 0 Ord,. mdronage of the nublk In
1.011,1(.1. and. ettlogaction guaranitsid. (Ave 110
ITM,3rn.
frllloll. BleCIBIRIEILV; Banker, corner 0
Third street and diamond, 'leaver, Pa. Mon
ey loaned on OuvertwountEonds. lateral allow
uu time deposits. We will also twelve Appll
entlol.ll, for policies to the NAT OVAL. LIFE. IN
seItANCE CO., OF TIIE. U. Also Merchants'
alanatirturers' nud Artie:ins' en.. of l'ltteherah
Fa. Office below the Court . r
' aprl7,lBCO:tf
TIENsi - multi, fn ISnnls, sheeS
slipper. and tiatters. )lots and shoes 1111.01 ,
to order. A long experienee In the handness eta
111, him to do work in 0 Popvtior, manner. 'ferns .
moderate. • Obop on Third stmt.' near Bev. Nil
lees Bookstore), Waver, Fa. "fare him n eat
before 103111311111 g eine. Lyre.
• apr7,ll:ly
TAIDIPETinI Dlanuraeturmy and
Dealers In Tahiti and Coarse tialL at Baduatty
Beaver county. Pit. All salt .pat up In good hr
der, and warranted to glee tatislactlon. Order
vrinuptly attend B . t
110.
B. 11E1[10% Manager.
E. BLUNT. Bee. Jr. Treasurer,
( , 11.115. 111. nunsir. Notary Public.
reyancer and Intersect Agent. Deeds and
Agreements written And acknowledgements taken,
cc. having been duly commissioned asAgeut fat
several Unit cities Insurance Companies, repre
senting the Floe, Life, Accident, and Lire Stock
Departments, la prepared to take risks and write
policies an the most liberal terms. Also, Agent
tor the "Anchor Line" of first class Ogean Steam
ers. Ticketesold to And from all ports in Eng
land, Ire laud, ticotland,Dermany and Prance. Of
fice in Leafs Trick row, Diamond, Rochester.
op i-SCIS
VOR 111ALE.—PURK BRED 1101.19 AND
A: FOWLS.- Winter Seed Wheat, andolh.
.•r Farm Seeds, from Dames Bargiumawrat.
Fano. Chamberaburg. Pa.
Diehl'. and Boughton Deardlemm Week's and
Treadwell's Ilearded White Whmts; French
White and Bed Chaff; Purple Straw Bearded fled
Iteditermnean, ; and German Amber Beardlew,
are the beet, earliest, heretical and ' moatproduc
tive Wheat, that ran be recommended for gee.
ern! cultivation. Price $ll per barbel. 4 potted,
or any kind by Mail, 'paid paid for $l. .Tarenty
head• or different earl Ica sent poet paid for $l.
Twenty other varieties of Wheat, Barley and Otte
.ol bet yens Importation $l. 'Sae Dude•Jarperl
,4.,.l.4.llsria Journal: scud and suliectibe• cut lt;
only $1.50 per year: the most useful Journal
Addressi 41E0. A. Dlh. - 12. Chamberviutny
Pv. The Earliest. ilerdleet and moat productive
lied Whom' in the French Whiki CUR.
peva: lt.
V.111:11 FON underelgned of
fern hie Ihrm, cheated In North Senlckley
town.hip. Deaver county, for vale. The lane con
' iin. got arm, aboutillin of which are Cleared and
the whole tinder leuce; the balance Is well timber.
Al.rurtnnace. c 4 She cleared land is droll and
.er.itot bottom. A large portion of the whole tract
with ore and coal. The Rim is well
stntered, on the farm arc two comfortable dwel
ac huneeii, a /tone spring -house, end a frame
Lan forty by Any, feet, and a log barn thirty by
;in let:blogotborwlthall nen:miry ant bttlittimpt.
A largo °ranted of bearing fruit trees on the land ;
kii.son grape vines .et not laid fall, and lead
..,....eberry plants at mane time. Payment. easy,
.all on or addres.. - SLIM! 31 AlL:Midi."...
North Scwlckly 0_ Beaver comity La.
P. Tho.abova lans Is known as.the - Dr.
Robert Cusningtund 'WM." • • •• Whine'
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NIIANCIPAT/0111 PROCLAMATION
I'4 A maguilcent Pen 'Design. Intel' Inches of
the lamented ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S 'IMOD.
TA I. EMANCIPATION PROCLAII A TION, ear.
Wed by W.A. COLLINS of No. n .146•thil St.. N.
1 .. bOVfngLoon Pholo,.Littingra. nowt tele
hinted Osborne Procesa. Copies am ready
ha role and car. be procured by application to the
Ten work, ireapectlve sit Its Great Meta le rat
ne..10 the moat Fencer piece of penmanship ever
elecnted. and In Intel( is on ornament that shoutil
!Worn every hou.ebold. No liberty loving Ameri
ne loboebi be %intent a coyly. i Nono can /Km au
ides of Pe chasteness of deep ,:heauty, eineen
in. and completeu.s Or dall, tirlUicult carnal
ndlon. It Im. been Konounerta by the 1110.4 ew.
jelieneed con oidesenrra so equal in the Sopa
steel plate engraving, and the fact Of Ita Tracing
hoer) elect:Lied with 'an ordinary steered* add,
common writing Ink de taken Into; conaideriltion.
It ranks ae a marvel or pialetice. yironieeralleseand
art. Copied will be Pent to any addreva In the
onion on receipt of $1.60 each.
COLLINS dr CO.. •••'
• No. 11 Nanaulit., New Turn
LOOK IMRE.
QPII DIG
, LOOK ., ,
ANDilltffinift 10661001 1 1. -4he
I, iiiidereigted Ins lure tO Inform tile friends Se knot's,' 4100 KB, DIANN iio(w.s
-mt the public generally that be be Plat leech ell SLATES,
n new 0
to Of goods iof tbe Weer styles foe 4 „ „
,_ 1 ~ „ „ , , t•i • l , ..• • . .t .
Kprind and Rammer wear ,whieb be offers at very . '
inieterat lutes. • The largest purl oliiiipest - nsiortutent or
a ENTLEMHNS' ', FURNISIIING ALBUMS to be fimintY In either 'city, nt
GOODS,
•
. - , CONS.IttiTLY-: tp. ' r:tit . .:4E:'Wri e j rs i t.4:lo sfr.,
tnollihne Made tddrietes 13 e.
Thatikrul to tile pnbnme .
2 i,„,,,Ji• ~Nel
iy clime attention to hominess to merit a . conttrtt• t• 1141 ane FFDEIta. lITHEET.
rsitc.• of the same.
ASIDUIt
04114 letrumt,r4r ALLEGIIENY CITY ' PEYN'A.
.. BT.. DRIDUKIVATien.
• !vier Ult. ,• r . • i , , , septls4. .
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1161
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MWi 'kff
V01.51Lt0.39.
retramits-witic.
11.09rmaip Visctitma -
NEW* BRIGHTON,
Wllo4B24ySi . ind RETAIL
WHITE LEAD,
LINSEED OIL,
I.S Mixed
Colors, 3n Oil and Dry.
parboil Oil,
1„„ex6,1,
Neat's Fo A- nt On.
rj - rib
- • marit-Oir,-- I;
Spirits Terpentinco,
iCoack - )41(4.:
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.COPAL VARNISH.
u !TIT RE VAltNlgli,'!,
'DAMAR VARNISH,
1 •
i i• •• i-, •, SHELLAC: Abir , •
11 . 11LAC1i.: VARNISH, r ?•
!•1 , ;•• • , 111 t r . : I . ir _ ;,,, . 1 . :•,. '
0:
;,
'VClptEE'lli PATEN! JApA N
• ApTIST'B
I Picture Frames, (to order,)
'` 1:6011114d OVA EISM,I
LOOKING GLASS
.PLATES,
HSR4i4IiANP:PTIE ;.•,i
WINDOW GLASS,
FREIT , aa
ANTY
;;SAND PAPER, &C.
11110ton:wog aro CASH ova
livery of Goode. 1,
jani:o9.
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I\4I3EICIFIANT IrAimatusa.—Ttlolpirt.
Iva dersigued takcia^ldesolve•
cilium. of NOW Brighton and vidpity that in ad
dition to his usual stock of Goods, be has Just re
ceived *large lot of French clo.tlia, Eaatthh Mal
ton..French.Dceskle cushatm,± • ILMIOftZ caul
tnenei, sultabtedde ralfitud" wrister *ear: also a
tine assortment of the lateet styles of vesting.. all
of which he will make up to order at the shortest
notice and on nary faudrabk) term.
GenOilmii4*lnMAMnigGomh
At hl, otom will alert ho forint, everything In
the tlratlemen e Furbishing (toed, line, which he
will Menage of its moderate profit.
GittillOt. BRAUN.
store on Broadway, New Brighton, Pa.
vepit3tn•
E xtniord!sta . ry, ;
GRAND Naomi ASCENSION'
• IN BEAVER,- • •
(lonia not be more astonishing than the
SIMON SNITGER & CO.,
keep the Ismt, largest and freslicxt
stock'
GROCERIES, FLOUR; FEED, ,, ke
In Denver county.
And although It taker oar to make a Balloon
tire, von will rind, If yon visit their ertablirhment
that they chat have to rmlort to you to make their
goods go. To all, we would say, "r ugh In" and
examine nor stick! We have on hand the Oneut
and hmd
TrAs ; , ; . . •
COFFEE,
SUGAIRS,
RUM SPICES
Molasses, SYrUPSI Soaps,
alio the best • brands or
Rty.4 , o Evitklvis
found in the p tee 5
We make a specialty of
FLOUR cCv FEED.
buying and selling none hut what us known to
be the very best varieties . to we. Unit establish
ment enjoys a well earned reputation In this par
ticular. and we intend In the , future es tn the past
to maintain It.
WE DEFY COMPETITION.
Don't mlidake the pace. R e an• Pith nt the old
tam). went end of 3d St., Denver. rn. Come and
et. ne,. Una,.
f t •• 1, • !
r. 0. MORGAN.
L I-ot'i4:1[0:01:111t TO
sIIALLENBERUER lilios.
Fine Family Groceries.
Queensware, jlardw•are,
NAILS, WINDOW GLASS, WOOD
AND WILLOW WAHL, BACON,
FISH; FLOUR, SALT, LIME,
Contry Proindalwiu Mane for
mods:
Gcxxls delivered free of charge in till
the Villages.
THE PEOPLE'S
Cooperative Life Insurance Company
BE faVER, PA.,
nearporaual by special Actor the Legis
Ware, Apt - 11141h, WC%
E, I'. KUHN, Em., President,
M'KINNbY. JR., Trr,i urrr,
M. It. ADAMei, Secretary.
A. W. TAYLOR, General• Agent.
This Company IA now fully organized,'
and Citculani e eontaining ity Constitin .
and By-r.ftws tday be obtained by apply
ing to the
Clrenera s l QI
RTIA,2V - Rl-1,
IV;lnvlte the Public
Before InAuring.,El4riehere,to a fire
fat Emoting'lion of the aropertt
tice•Syetem,
As ilitistrated in nor eircular,,und the se.
wily olieruktp il(cinmiretk
- number of energetic . 041iiirarbn can n give
sufficient security Inr the faithful per.
forManee of duty, will rind permanent ern.
pinyment, by application to the General
Agent in Periebt or tr litter. • Lientr
/44C . akaa' • Vi46. , . ` alet &Aft
WINDOW SHADES
In great variciy, Ow.
: ~y.~ s ~t~tiY::~ . ~e' = ~' I
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ter L.
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• Al" ' 7 " , 4 WITS 11',.:111, Jial:4ll
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of I I f
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0 1800 .***ImOW
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1:11,1Nti TOOK'
Mil
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Oil. Cloths, Etc Etc,
M'CALLUM BROTH'S.
c 4 li street
. onto, o Who
BRUSIIEN
THE -LARGEST STOCrIN TIIE VAR
FtlAnt 4,0914 Qualtiles to the Teri
'Lowest brutes.
WINDQW SHAPES.
Fine and Common Table Coven!, &c., &e.
Priea uniform to'all, and the inweg.
ninr24.ly
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FAIRBANKS
NTANDAMI
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ALSO, BAGGAGE BARROWS WARE
lIOUSE TRUCKS.
eckliyiretta PIREk3NE,Q•
IMPRO%/ 3 EY DRAWE4I,B.
%LIU- P REY
Volrbnolue. Morse 4.k Co"
100 Second Ateourbuerir Wood St.. Pittsburgh.
SCALES' REPVIRED PROMPTL‘:.
11 9r 16 !nog* - •
• • .
GERMAN GLUE,
few -appliet
ie is ieheved
anti - cured as if by mpg It removes oi
tensive larentb, Loas or Impairment of the
sense of taste, smelhar Hearing, Watering
or Weak Eves, and Impaired Memory,
When caused by the stole nce of Catarth, ,
;as they all frequently are., We• offer in .
;good faith a standing rewhrd of . $5OO for
'a case of Catarrh that we cannot cure.
sold by most Druggists 16.Oryswhere.
num:. om.c. 30 CENTS. 4talt your Drug
gist for the Remedy, but if he has not yet
got it on sale don't be put off by accepting
any miserulde worse than worthimis sub
stitute, hilt endlose Aiikir tents to mo and'
tinAtentody Will .be WO. you Ipokt paid.
Four package , : V 2, or one dozen for $5.
Gict that
. .
Semi a 2 cent stamp for Dr. Sage's
putuphlut on ,Catatrh. Athlretia the iro
ifrieti.r, • -•• < At. V-.41-I:Rag,-1.1..n.,
Ina r3::laujoginritp3in.). Buffalo. N. Y.
,S. J. Cross
ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
ItEWand MESE GOODS.
DRY GOODS,
HATS it CAPS,
Boots and Shoes 1
NOTIONS IX GREAT VA
RIETY.
ME
FARMERSASDMECIIANICSTOO,LS
HARDWARE.
o.lficera
td
NMI
MMIMI
ME
MEE
Err dB. PA
Tinveson imnJ
Mil
M'CALLUM BROS.
...infallible Rem
does not, like the
mil Irritating
and strong
,solutions with
the people
ing been bum
% simply pain, :
0. short tune,
m 'the disinse
lungs, as there
ter of doing in
.1 •of such nos.
hut It pnalue
:ricct and per-,
it cure, of the
cases of chronic'
rh:as tholianda:
stify. "COW in
lead" is cured
Dry Goods.
THEIR STOCK
consist: , ..f t Full •As,nrtment of
nll kinds Builders
=II
NAILS 'PURCHASED BY 100 KEGS,
A NTI :Fon; SA LE. NS LOW AS
(AN DE - Bon:HT IN
PITTSBURGH.
Att Sizes of
Window - Glass,
PA.IN - TS
Lixisseed.
WHITE LEAD,
COLORED PAINTS
DRY AND IN OIL,
Cleveland. White Lime,
ENT,
i. i ; . - j - : .., : ,..., A rii,ii l i t ii,rlropii!i.p . r. 4 . ! -, ./. F ..] rn
GROCERIES,
.BACON, 4. LARD,
FLOUR,
of different gendex ileiivered anti
WARRANTED
`
Mil
We .buy no 'aerie! geode, but keep the
best quality, [tuaylD,ly.
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.
rostesis , oo
hcthrißeusie The
Ettuis, Augpyik, 1869.
/A 3 t*4*. ingigpßoyitiiik
ixigtth4."4l • :'4 l '? 0i 1 0!IPg my
opinion by still reltudnini
mast soon leave, for alilileasureintist
have an end and . .busthe& get, some
attention, when daily bread la ex-,
ptxted;so beftik this reach& 'you I
w111 . be..5n injt way acpzei the'Atlan
tic for the fourth time, 'and glad I
'shall be when land Is sighted. 'Eve
rybody who 'has' reed 'of 'Paris luts
heird ofJurdin 3fabille; one of the ,
sights of Paris. I have heen there,'
and propose to give you this letter
'Concerning thatches of aninsements
'known as Publle Rai, and 'among
the iitanypeenliar institutions' wine,
is more striking than three;und id;
'though conducted on the prtheljel
that where there Is restraint there is,
no pleasure, and though actions are
Indulged In by the fettudevotarleeof
the dance such as you will not find
indulged In among the upper circles
at home, Americans often attend
them, and are often lobe found`trip
ping the fightfanhistle in iv manner
that would quite tertpriarttheir friends
at ;home... , • Thera are many. of, Abase
public baits In Paris, but' a
.desetip
tiorvot turo ottheru, telkrelfitutklitthe
upper and lower (bowut .theae,ln-'
stitntioas, (for.there la- sa upper and
lower elate even in the e:affairs) will
serve to give your readers some Idea
of how they are managed. Among
thew institutions. none is so well
known to Americana as the
JARDI2f bl4.lllUCky
A charmingly laid out garden on the
Avenue Montaigne but a few stepsoff
the Champe Elysees. Everything is
done that geed taste can suggest or
.lavislt expenditure procure to make
-the place attractive; charming bow
ersinvite lovers to orstentialet walks_
Invite the stroller, - gas lets twinkle
among the trees, waterjets from beau
tiful fountainS cool the air, while the
heat of Music is - discoursed by an ex
cellent oreestra. The dancing Plat-:
term is eircialar, of great size, and
surrounds the handsome 'l3oVeretli
stand In which is seated the oreestra,
anditliover the garden stands chairs
fur the accommodation of tired visit-.
ors. At nine o'clock the gates. are
• opened trod remain open till twelve
i'clixt:*-4,,.1114TtrY Occasions,' • the
Prieeiiimetuetsloll being three franCEi
for'gtintleitisid 'ono franc for '
tipMitaifteringthegardenhutt-
Alieds of .gaily died females are'
found Jo the ex
cellent proMentide Music discoursed
by thB orceitra,WhileitAidsitek of the
nude sex are almost its itiimerous.
7
.6%3 toile lnstances
of thi3 females being in
-many - thepeifection of rich
ness and good taste, while diamonds
glitter; lace abounds, and costly silks
trail on the groand. Soon the hoar
•for dancing arrives, the band strikes
up a lively quadrille, polka. or waltz
:and away whirl the Ilan&-ri
shoes and silken stockings showing,
ruffled garments peculiar to the sex
being exhibited in a startling man
ner, and the long trailing dresses ele
vated in such a manner as would lend
the observer to conclude that they
might as well have been left at home.
As the evening passes and the terpsi
chorean votaries become warmed to
the work, the Can-Can is indulged in
and forms attractions for those who
have come to look on. Those who
have been shocked by this somewhat.
active dance as produtXd in the Grand
Duchess on the stage of a theatre can
form no conception of the style at.
• Mabille with only -ordinary every
day attire. It is striking. The male
spectator who occupies the inside of
the circle that always surrounds the
dancers, must need watch his high
hat, or when he Kest expects it some
agile female will quietly remove it
with the toe of her boot, and' leave
him to recover it amidst the laughter
of the crowd. Unsophisticated youth
can gain a knowledge of female ap
'parel that years of investigation at.
home :night fall to impart, and mar
ried men from ;home, commissioned
by Wives left behind, to gain a knowl
edge of the latest fashions, will be
able to give information . concerning
articles of female dress not usually
exhibited to public
• view, that will
give the aforementioned wives an
idea of great powers of research on
the part of their liege lords. During
the - interval between the 3ances.
cliampaigne, coffee;etc.,'are imbibed
and furnish stimulants necessary for
renewed exertion. And so It goo:
night after night, the garden being
alWays in favorable weather well at
. tended and on fiaturdaY,nights when
in addition .to the ordinary attrac
tions displays of fireworks are given,
nro crowded. Good order is main
tained, and although pollee are kept
on , the ground it • seems quite wine
crisary,' such a thing as adlsturbance
being rare trideed.• The main object
of, the dance; Is pleasure; and though
there nuti be some attraction - to the
male lookers on In the ieckles's
of person Made, I cannot see
wherehfiethe hin for those who ex
;see themselves.
TILE VIIATEALU BOUCLE
In another quarter of the city, like
StahlHein much as it is a elan*
ing garden, devoted to the same pur
ls:et!, yet differs from it by reason of
the differetiolk i frequentehr,. Who
are forthe most part students, 44'
y iris, &c. The merriment Is HOMO
what moo bo4terous, the music of
the liveliest kind, and the dancing in
keeping 'with the niusle. None of
the'gay equipages, with livezled dri
vers,, that diselauve at Mebille are
fodrid;aboitt. the 'pies' Of .Chateau
Itenge,:neithertie the laillhutt ten
ettes, the diamonds - or the silks at
tract attention. A cab may unload
at.tbe . getefbutitgenerally discharg
eirsight4tMi; '.No stimulant weals
Ile be necessary to -induce actloir ,at
this establishment, for whenlhe fink
;bllqt 'front theiireestra anniamees the
"*Monneetpentotthe dance there is
a xiShier placee =dim evident en
joyment ht. the proceedings 4hat . le
not appmentiet,3lgbille. A party
- dfspoted tricaviltaktht cry, /Albino
dai*eiti tOO' little use iftlyel
Skirts of their Mimes; hat setlf,p,l4l:
=
11 . 99 fie !me.. ' : • `" . • , t1 10 ,44Y
n 4 Vre ' ...,: . 4. * lttAhtittAlßgi
.for frolgi,the, ,441119 I q.' tit mridriiA
mains o [ . . inS: lB 4 4 *thi r : the
temele4 timz , , SOW evident ti*
'they thinkalt, . .. *tPOCUT
a nefrafiß '“ ' - '::':'l o 4 l tchAfte
.Uorm 4 It: gii!,' : , , 1. ' bgiv m_4oA
pr it ii : w allf, . - 4 4 33 5#0 gook tio '
ia tiejfig.. ~
_''' ....494ener l tP. i44'
high la:evinced:- -• '' " ' ilkiltg up
all Wok urn ' 1 - 44, th 14,00.4:
p 4P
coma 4anily* pr. 4 103 y, Anna:
be ieft at the . 4 . ttet. 1 9.4V9,;04 . 4" .
talons re .
menttiarth • atxltitcp %Ott
feebly ircIitat4OMPQMPPAPTS,
the Assemblylreptna And pup t r two
similar plesewienoondon, are, I lie,- ,
lieve, notitt. red In. ell , their.
, ei g t oT yn ixt ' !ortb4irt; but,
OS iFiCr ' de' a-it* peopleiojfolkiiv;
- French itshie*4lo:intiSr•bel In'Ssiibip
that in a Ow .iiiihe 'thlicimstaisive:
'ideas may quoifilbe - tiliinglinolorrot,
strtalfir'Wititst*lii Aittelifs.it•.in;
tad It Was ruttaiiitiast Whiter - 11dt
at w public ball tinfewY6rkttictiaii,
Can was dantiAirlthethilestePaMati,
vim, and thew** Icanwink What .
we may come to yet, , • ', - . .: ; , ,
. . PIE } :rAit t 9,l l : q' , ... - ' •
. .:
. . , ~. 2 ' v4l. • 1 1 I t . i:,,
=CIL
until the 16t4 Mei, •
stay and•bePrOWentbeilott or
iliii,Vet4:l•4oll4 'Maria 'an-,
wally On . thitti4oThe attnicticriisi
thisyter cOnalstiftliSfregetta"ott the
Seine, thettstial. • •' , •',itit• theatres' in
'the Champs„, de l end a grand il-,
,-- 1 - •, /
tutulnaticirtit, ” • t.:: AllParistrirti
ed out as. ustati I though It was
the &Melia - confess I entirely .
forget it Waii#:ii
,:loblervreace of the
i r
day, Witg Sot di fferent front that
• . •
at'home. - •• •-•-• .g passed off qui
: etly and nimbi :.,• •to sleep in quiet,
1 although it teee' ; '.. Oredthere would
he trouble:on , • ' daY. ii
,-. • , -, . ,
THE ; nil . i' . 1 14 CA/411.731N1f.
Q 4 , ..,• ; !
The folio , • nprresPohdence ex
plains itscl&-,.
. story Which it so
effectually • . • .. ',.. ••• • med.to us, when
it mall* • to•require ne no-.
tice. •In the,
~ ' Of the reperts of tho
Sheriff, CO '•• ' : triSor, Superinten-:,
*dent triad .a • ykicians of Phila.'
itelPtda:Wlte . `, ••• acquainted with
Twitchellv • = new him as .well
when dead*. • , • ..-•. alive r and 'all of
them'' .• • ••
• . ;••• oath, itkenied to
'US Ire .. • n :', finch a bile as that
set i oat .' .7.4 1 .1 leek and the Mo
n gen ,••;`,'' :ticiuld . obtain the
least „tvederiget t end 'we , question„7.iierekvil • , ..,:., y intelligent man.
ift•tholitittk. '• • .edit: '.Noverthe-.
lisiii; Ulu* • -•••:;:‘", '.• ely circulated In
printoriatt. • • • .. •to the ears of the
ens ,lulowit ' ' • N ''.- • puloris pnliticians
whale• •• : , '. •
_-ininiC governor .
Geary by . ,_ ~ ~;,? • g film ;' with the
4ffair. The: .. •.- .: is • the ,a corpse
was substitri "." , "1 4. Tivitchell who,'
instead of ; • : .7 :.1 •,,tlng Stileideas rep
ratentedili • ; . , ye In Mentana,•
and that, reltief.,: r,, was . in' sortie,
way, pri - v,t4 : : .1 ‘-' .. A more.in,i .
famous I*. • • was never"' concoc
ted; and the:: :1 , •': : .'it•teas.designed
to effect Is '
•• .4... , •er win tho
. lie.::
Numerous: ':
'-' • •: •
'hiving - been re-:'
ceived by tht e: ," ',.,., •r on the sub-,
'aim* •t. , • • • .-tiliferent
Ject
sections o thelstate;T an d = numenYtts
inquiries' haVing been pin to him
during his tour through the northern
counties of the State, he determined
to sot the calumny' at .rest by evi
denee which 'could not he doubted.
The following correspondence, has
the sworn feitimony of the Superin
tendent, Physicians and officers of
the Philadelphia County Prison, will
show that he ha,, done so :,
I.l.7ctrurivm Cti.eumm, 1
lianiusnunu, Pa., Sept. 13, 1869.
Col. l'eter Lyle, Sheriff of Phila.:
DrLtre Sre.-- , A story has been put
In circulation, founded Upon a letter,
pretended to have been received from
Montana, by Hon. P. Gray Meek,
'editor of the Bellefonte Watchman,
to the effect that George S. Twitchell,
jr., is alive, and has been seen and
conversed with by persons with
whom he is welt and intimatel y - ac
quainted.' Thfs' , stotemen Is made
with such 'Seeming accuracy and
plausibility,. and such positive de
clarations of its truth, by a man who
occupies a prominent position in so
' clety, and, who • for two' successive
years has represented his Ilitririet In
. the State Legislature, thatit is receiv
ing a wide circulation, and obtain
ing
Credence among intelligent and
respectable gentlemen in the interior
of the Commonwealth. • • ' ,
The allegation is; thaton the night
previous to the day set for theexecu
tion of Twitchell, by virtue of a par
.don granted by Governor Geary, for
which a large , sum of . money was
paid, the dead body 'of another con
vict was placed, in, TwitchelPs cell,
and the murderer Set at liberty, and
that he is now known to be at large
and in geed health.lf you received
a pardon, as stated, it was an Mtn
• mous forgery; and you were grcesiy
imposed• upon. , Such letters how
ever, as Meek round his allegations
upon are usually' , mere fabrications:
I send you, herewitit,n copy of 'his
paper, containing his , editorial and
'the letter to which he alludes... ,
As a fraud of the description named
could not powibly have been perpe
trated Without your knowledge, con-
Sent and connivance, as well as of the
keeper and superintendent of the pris
on, and other respectable • citizens,
your reputations, as well •as that of
the Governor, are all, more or lees
involved
involved in the, as yet; unrefared,
statements of the Bellefonte Watch
' num. - , • ~ . • .
, - As . the public mind is becoming
uneasy on Otis subject, I most respect
fully request that you inform me, 'at
your earliest ipossible convenience;
' whether 'there , van be any truth or
1 totmdation'whatever in thesedamag
. ing • 'stutetnents - . of. Hon. .P. Gray
Meek.
Very respect :Idly and truly yours,
. • - - JNO.' NV 011.4.1tY:
. , ,
. -,, GoV. of Penna.
P. S.— I wills expect your answer
by return mall. • ' 1' ,•• i . , .
Stilatur's (honor.,
' ; I'ult.AnnzmnA, Sept. 14; 180 j
To Gov=ltOu, (IKAn.v:
Dear Sir—l have Jim . received
-your favor. °Rho 13th inst., -together
- with tho publication contained Lin the
Bellefonte newspaper ofj Sept. 3d, in
rela‘tion to the Lose of ,lieorge S.
Twitchell. lily attention had, been
called to thispublication'several days
-since, but I paid no regard to it, and
looked upon it as tut- idle. L st9ry.
There certainly bo Lno doubt
whatever that Osage S.L.Twitchell
committed suicide on the morning of
the day, Axed for his execution. I
-went to the ~ Philadelphia county
prison on that morning lat 9 o'clock,
together with a jury o 12 citizens
selected .for the
,purpose or attending
hit execution, ad • we, Lentered , the
cell of; Twitchell and there found
.him lying deadln• his bed,.. I. was
. &milt:smith his featuretwal person,
and had= difficulty in' identifying
Idm, and I anivery positive as to his
.deeth. - modes return to the See
; retary of the, Commonweplth.of these
facts under 'oath, endorsed- on the
,death warnuit,..wh may refer
tOdit in'tbst ? went. , The
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Oliiiii i ria 6 igild ttli•4,olint• - inutbe.
"bodY of Irtvitebell onftmame 41aA
MANG . tiegetli*kkilli
tP..l.thAKtbswitl
•, • N e io . t : fir ed .- a ifft i po il.:
'thin . ' Itit.fieltoltell i steenti,i
end nevei,ltairdinell et tbingapekict
_:.'•.-:i'4"",e 4 " l . :
f:—xhte-vig.ait.. t '
lraoVu•r" ,sl,. 4 l. P lh-e..:..r. ,i•ffv-,
!
Wl'lFidie ty7ttrtTAiity:
uart . stanylel en t:tna wholly
t I, h y ar e atice.ic..l
;4/bePl
e 1;:r
:-.- •-. • • ... . • .
-••:l7..nnitisnultn, Pa..;lsePtalk4 B o. '
• William ./$4 . 1 i 2 A 148 . , ete1•5.:47 4. 9 ) . ( J . :O 'Y':
mo r me.h. - §&Ti t ion
7" Dmifilit= l - - Thlti: . 1 2 :• ; •Orttir.litic*,!
inemberAllhoiStiticelltsgishitiftki, , ,
Amtiputritt:cisculation;,tbroughi the
celumns ef. the Willforite Watchman,
'a stideznent, "it ebp' ,orwidell Is bete
ittenbletxii:itlithat 'Ehxligts - i . ft.
'..Tivitebet,jr.; (null ' as the' naus.i
hrectif Mrs:t e ptclAwholwas:to'
hay° been; ;Cat ,the ith„of
A p n last;lii city Iti - good'h4Athlt*l,
enjoying his liberty in attit'of the'
\ edt6M Territorleti:: •Mr..Neek. as-,
iferts4lift Yew-Will terchrik that , the
tortme:Of anOthek man'i'as placed in
Twildlell'ecnil on the 4 1 0 11 LO:the .
'Gth,,44011„ . and -the ... condemned
inter r(dokeed' Had tibt this
Storyeveitecniati from "an aPparently
tespectable- Rai:l'f respimsiblersource,
41 would;probably, have been. passed
.b n i heeded; but beings° plausibly
. • .grtii,, it is being_ i•c•intgl_ut-.
*-•-•: .. ..• • . beside snatennion,
and;receiving the credence of many j
intiWgeut and respectable eitlzenS. : 1
~ If th . ereis any truth hi this .state
meat, your Chariteter Iriseilinisly in
oohed as keeperof the prison; :as it
direetlyChltrgesiyon With (eruptivity
in a.groes fraud,- and. zualftetsume , in
j your: official pontion. • ,The sheriff,:
and 'ether citizens, are 'lso leaplic l / 4 1- 1
I
fed in the Charges of Mr. Meek 1
I As this subject is Assuming some 1
'•importance, you mill please . Inform
ine.by return mail, or as soon there-
after as fansible, whether there is
any foundation for the allegation to
j.whicli lihave called your attention.
Truly and respectfully yours,
(Signed) • J-so. W. 1 6-ity.
. • • —. ~ „ . . •
2b iris Excellency fohn:lV.Vagig
Slit—Your favor or the Pith instant
'came dilly to hand,' and I send by
"return mail the document - you ask
for, hoping it; will prove satisfactory.
The whole thing i i such a base fabri
cation, and so bears it on its face,
that the object is transparent ?o . 1 »-
jureyou, but in this they will' most
signally fail.
I tun your friend,,,ke., .
. • Wm. B. PEnitiNs, Sula't.
Sept. 14, ISM.
Cily qf Pkiladlephia. era: • ,
Personally appealed before me, the
- subscriber, one of, the Aldermen of
the city of Philadelphia, 'Win. ' B.
Perkins, Superintendent 'Of the Phil
adelphia • c7ounty' Prison,' IL Yale
Smith; X D., Benj. F. Butcher; M.
D., physicians of said prison,. and
Patrick. (lusly, one of the keepers
;of th 6 same; 'also Andrew "Fleming
and John - Clayton, who bad special
charge of6.•ls.•Twitehelljr.,who was
sentenced to:be hung ,on the sth of,
•April,lB69, on the charge of murder
of lira. llill, Who, being duly (mall
lied according to law, du depose and
say, that they have seen an anony
mous letter dated Fort Shaw, Mon
tana Territory August . 21st, ISI;a, ad
-dressed to P. Gray Mek, t•sq., tied
published in the'Belybote ll'afehntan
:iii which it is alles•ed„ , among other
things, that Geo. - S. Twitched, jr.,
tbo murtierer_of,4•23.,Mary E. 11111,
Ls stiltliving and wits seen by the
writer at that place.
This stateinent is absolutely false.
George S. Twit ellen, jr. ' committed
suicide in this prison on the morning
of the sth of April, 181;9, and a post
mortem examination of his body
was inade by D. Shapleigh in the
pretence of Messrs. Mann, Collis and
O'Byrue, the counsel who had der,
fended the prisoner, and also in the
prosttnee-of Dr. 11. Yale Smith and
Dr. Benj. F. Butcher (physicians of
the prison,) Dr. Richard .1. Levis,
Dr. Alonzo L. Leach, Dr. 'l'. S.
Butcher and Dr. - Alter, all of whom
were familiar with the prisoner's ap-•
pearance in his lifetime, tool knew
the body to be none other than that
of George S. - Twiteliell; jr. Ills rt'L
mains were also seen by members of
the pres, who had been preseut at
the trial, by his father, and by the
°dicers of the prison, all or whom -
'knew the body to be that of the man
who was tried and convicted of the
murder of Mrs. Mary E. 11111 (his
mother-in-law.) At the Post icon.
tern examination his brain, heart,
Intestines were removed from the
body and the trace of prussic acid
discovered. This. was done in the
presence of all the counsel and physi
cians above mentioned, and the bot
tle midair - Ling the remainder of the
acid was found by Dr. Shapleigh in
the identical boot of tho deceased
Twitehell.. His risnains were handed
to his father and mognizetl by him,
and were interred under the care of
Mr. Bringhurst, undertaker ; and
further deponents salth not.
Wu. B. PERK ila,
11. YALE SMITH M. 1).,
.11. F. Bev:I - mu:M. I).,
PATRICE CASSIDY,
ANDREW :FLEMING, •
' JOIIN,CLAVTON.
Sworn and sultscrlbed to before ow
this tho 14th day of Sept.., A. D.lsco.
JE.'sl S. flipz.s.tia., Alderman.
[rrooi Tol•do alum, I
, NASUI.
REeium's 'l'.kvEux Holmes
Ohio; Sept, 1, 1869—1 bed parsthelly
prepared apPent totho Democnicy
uv Maine, Ohio. and P.eunsylvanin,
but jest ezi w us tinisldn uv it up that
.inhunotts wretch, Pepper, came in
with his bill fbr board. I enn'tligni-
date it, and I nm preparin to be decu
ted.from.the premises. FA I know
from exPerienix. what method will
be adopted to remove me froth the
heuse, - I lice stuffed the sheets from
My bed in the sent ni• my pantaloons.
Thus genius mitigates evils wick it
(=not altogether avoid,. Thu sl wets
will ease the kick, and kin be told
for enuff to pay mleroad litre. Let
Pepper come, I am prepared.
shei go - to Mock Chunk, Pennsyl
: Nelda. • Asa Packer.' our, glorious
standard bearer-hoz twelve millions
uv dollars, and Twant to get in afbre
it is all gone. Fs. thcrienders •tot the
Philadelphia Dimocrary hey hodfull
swing at himforowerantouth, /-111i11.1t
.thake - haste. In the general bleedin
the old man her Subjected hisseif to
it would be an in faMOUS shame - if I
don,t get a fort drops.; 0, that Pen
dleton was oltioind rich, an x hats . to
bo governor. 0, how I envy' their l'ennu.sylvania Diteecratii who 11:16
Packer in hand ! It's better for.'eni
than a gold mine. ' But—l 'hear Pep.
pers's steps on the stairs.. Adm.. .
Pt:TROIA:I44 • V.
(Tell wuz Postitm.sier )
(len. It."('. Cox,. of I.lbet4y, 'hi an
independent candidate for Treasury
of Volta county, Gen.(lox was o quk
dtdato for nqinination_at the Repub
lican nosiiivatiois conventioributiail
ed to . recetve" the, icinctiori Or that
bOdy. If a man• is' especially. co&
ecited, such. a failure is almost hare
to bring him . out- . aa an Independent
candidate, and the election which
followa almost inVailably'hkem the
'conceit out , of hint altogether.
'"
licost a Cincintisti.:youth ,, ttvent , Y
-410/141" .wbALI4IO:II44)
it. • -
, . .
ommie-Ebrtfaufforidgmrite
_ =.9L um! mit,9,4 2 V+Ao
will please step into the
i n
4. er roont.'! Such watillie'WOrtla
a do ixT otkililoW6thikaibel
iittainraadetn lhp
"(Wort WilU t
etxritfloe•S , tioraktrig*
4144.bkia11-*listatsperhxle YlM f thattirectlt i d;
PF l 4blgauciebitap
. f . or;guneAttita..ttto Agave ordar,was
''With" The
•tielleit that fie hoar ?Of their-NOM
klellyacattedfratnabidatictene Priam
4141 1 atzlat= ,4 1 1-100 W Par ( n-
U 1 (1,44;11(4* lrobbe r r l loor
liename - p to a' ' thani
in a tone and manner that Maker&
.1:81311% te7l4s — waa about 4 blip.'
#: An 'hope *Of preseatif
lately iled,lo4. gidarhy
*lbotirignettkdth)wn: u litotes*
W.r. 4 "47: PrlitaftkiviN 1 not
'• '7.eirt ,
/mg LIM ,3 41,AAWAbte Ulu Mgr
Cniuldithl . : Mil" *me
ordet'Whithil higeltr,:thy"hand
drat" by lot two octyotir•ittonber
Jwitebofuell"telY.hlargrd in ratallaUon
fdr a ConfetterAto.,oll4m JAY*4 II ,-we
think has beert_.)krangruny_ etolatted
by Ycatal7muntattr.:4lavri shall
this ;ups nful ,datir , I)ope,rfonar
E;dtlP " officer wn6 thuil Spo
Astspretil'aitlnd- hearted' mitthra
appreciating• - theotsltttathmi; Areenty 4
,Wa s AblPosedinc, far-aa ,he could, to
stglp.the terrible trap, 4•out, to 1)0
enacted of its drape . of honer: Itti
ociteriag; however, n few niiiiiieTnt
from the . revulsion -which this an-
nounennent naturallY urealtassi-ftsi.
arrange a lot
tery' to determine with the greiteSt
possible - fairnms, the - names o' the
two Who were to die: -Stipa of , pa.
per, equal in number to Ow priso*:
era present, were placed in it olv
ing
Wheel. • All these,. slips' , except I
• two site blank; • those !two,f fatal'
pieces t bore ,tswhplainly ;written
• thereon In large charactersum awful
word"MUTH."' 'The lottery bf
death. it is nit relleetiOn oponthese
brave men to state that though They •
had one and all etas:dully ismilitintbil
death unflinchingly on. a 'hundred
battle liiilds,,yet us each one stepped
forth•to,titrn for himself that wheel,
and them drew out what might be
his death warrant, there wen:blanch.;
el checks and trennilous hnds.
During all this. probatiding; except
the creaking ut tlw • wheel, the •stiil.
ness of the grave reigned throughoid
en asseniblitge wlarsi presiding offi
cer Wits the Angel Of Death. As each
man slowly'drew forth • from that (K
-t& wheel the. little slip of paper,
quickly scanning both sides null find
mg it blank, with a lighter heart and
quicker step he resumed' his positiOn
among his comrades; while another
name is •callest ' With, Thus the
drawing continued
_until •nearly half
the list was linislasl, when IQ! one
of the two tickets' Ikaring that awful
wont is drawl forth, end the name
ruinonneNi was "Captain Sawyer, of
New York." With true soldierly
bearing he strpred- - quickly aside
from the companionA• hettilitht nee
er.mingio with wain, undtha why
A. few . ..more reveautiottii•
n few more blanks are drawn when I
beladil the second death nicrmge atIL
pearls, and the nnfertunate drawer is
"thptain Flynn,. of the Indiana Vol.
uuttx re. :11e3ilutrillilinself by the
side, of Captain Sawyer, and there
stood the two dootiu.d men; objects
of the' deepest svinputily' and 'cam.
miseratlen of all their companions,
who wenpoWerless to , meter them
any aid. The two officers were riot
allowed time. fur.,thei.,indulg,enee of
gloomy thoughts, for they worMor
dered toprepare for., immediate exe s
eutilin. lint desperate as the Condi=
tinn ' was; Captain fi , awyer reAelVed
niifili - diFtvithliat - nntlingwri - effort
for life, hopeless as it might seem.
Obtainingpen :mil paper lei hume-
Mandy addresst , i*l an energetic not to
the rebel authorities; protesting
against the barbarism of all Instant
• execution, and if it must take place
al, all. tlemanding as a right, tittle to
wriu.i •to his wife at her northern
bonae and to receive her last won's of
affection. The requis.t was gruntat.
No sooner did -airs. Sawytir receive
htJ huslsind's letter than with light
ning speed she hastened to Wash
ington, obtained an immediate Inter
view with President Lincoln, who
carefully read the letter, and declar
ed almost with an oath. "those then
shall not Me." lie forthwith circler
cd•that the rebel general, Pita lugh
Lis:, cud another of hi-h rank, both
then in the bands of ttie Northern
ers, Into dose confinement as hostar,L
es, and eutificadon was given to the
Richmond tlovernutent that if Cap
tain Sawyer unitElynn were latruall
the two Confederate ollieer4 should
at once be hanged. All restilted as
Sawyer had ridenlated ; the execti.
tion was suspended, and in a few
ltayS, the: two were exehanged. A
faithful anti heroic wife had saved
her husband, and probable prevent
ed the inauguration of a' Work,' sys
tem of reprisal and execution of pris
oners on bath sides, that would have
horrified the world. It is worthy of
remark that during the fiVe or' six
days'of nwtul suspense pruceding his
release the mental anguish of Flynn •
AVM 'IICII as to }?aunt' his luxuriant
crop of brown hair to tarn perfedlv
white, The foregoing • are all
known facts, which have now become
historiad as part Of the (treat RA:W.-
110 n.,
,Sawyer and Flytm , are still
liviug, and may they long snrVive to
rehearse the remembrance - Of their
narrow esestoe,and the part they, bore
in that terrible !JP:W. , / et% Death.
-
We aro gone up!" add a.worthy
and stauueli Deni add ixral.friend. " It is
just as 1 thought it would be," he
continued, with a doleful MUM tenance
and solemn " are sail,-
d andmlght just as well acknow
ledge the torn and give up!"
" What's the trouble '1" We meek , :
ly required.
'W by Paeker'snioney lingsi curse
them 1"
" "Its Packer's
money bags that are nominatol, or
that nominated Packer."
"That's it exactly. That's the very
rock npon!which we have split. I
wish Packer's money wars to the,
sir r there is not a anitelimta
hle little witiNstsnapper, cam.
trY editor,there is rat runiseller lit
longing to the party, there is not a
boater, or hummer, that uhuutc for LI 41
or volts our ticket, that 13 not dam;
oriug fora share of Packer's nibney.
Wherever We' tarn, some idle* sei'-
es thelilltton hole and demands
his part. Tim truth is, if• Packer had
hundred rrulliwad iustelatol,
andscattered among theni every far
thing,could not i•iatisfy their Inm'-
tiate cravings, • There Is no use of
talking:, • Oeary is elected." . • •
it is ascerted an
-.the authority of
Win: F. Smith, of Phirailelpltia, pad
As l'acker, who has claimer( re,i
deuce iu that city since 1861, has un
it* liaid one 'lncome tlix In' all : clad
time, annitintintr to about tgl2
Bidet% tax of $B9O on writcheaaial elt
ver-plater Widc,kvputil. 4:11
all. .Thlaatatutpent is worth itiquir
in,,r, into on the jiart of therevenue
efficials of Crtilion'end'
-IPldr. I'4'6lm/111m mnlly!shirked the
payMent id his national:as wall p
state,.hotough and county taxes , _by
rOlilehee, It l's'proirr
thittlitettniblfehhetild bentlicially in
-farmed the 6tet..-0
, frlends,of now ln • tvlioni
you - him; not' 'eonadonee-i
whentrlcra cotinot trust In all places
and stall seasons. , The best kunst:
s idp you can make, is that. which Is
tua on,those feelings which spring
from the olxercabee ofttered truths.
101,40411- E ikltivini
firDia
MWM:l=l2=l
,o•rproji.hol ew
• •
INOPAirtr. Art, t ;
mtaTiig
ri s, wca , ', di ',ll/01,40,,t'•
l'‘OipLUtinitsdiAdinitt,4vliti4ltiiilition: .
oxplOrin t ithe Efinei.ll4vorroti.hrunett
le, p z weartox , • Oa:
8111 1 hatof Pcii‘v
, i t . [
Oreett i ltltree .'nfriv . A "'/"
ahaleit Wad ' 20ta
4
xfs,Y.AttiW b ,rafi; mi ,bi ett, ,
ripwystp4; Sour yittliplittl
ste aertee . ethurovitr t)etatOrkebt, ,
'ithittilottng• 0 Aidantily 'lying 'rest' of
11111 4 1toiltylliffittlitifinit ft* ehntfgri-.
4sietptite river/4440 will'-ribwsub-'
11 1 -4ta9.P4 1 ,0 PitifPB o 4, of , hki.dltircortt-
LeeZei3SmtotitrY of War, Itt,the
g,letter to flokil' Mari _Mint&
IF4' ..iCteigiveiti'bileflitetbrithil OM%
leallttri¢ sii4 lett& frormea 'Mame'
-Wrigip Bowline" first:
-=vx74lol#44:27KlTrifOine
tki reeks' i f '• , '
' - tid6iozOdif o
voitid i&, niiiiiiil
itnitin'iwii etinittry thixidgfr *filar ft
wendsite aitylroenthe Rocky. Mom
tains. to itezt - 0411*California: brie
Been gawk, virrnircrAyzttxt „kly, , Imo,
fesifortal le ttaxcgiaistul a mere re-
Met explorerArboluaex i 0 v-(l,4oth
ingledtVidtuttly ish'd ha T 4 T- • • tehe of
the hahlAhl lii • timeperabl9!hanheetert
,Atli the devdoperdent of the ( nrra
.Inoqint4o) ~Wwt... Alio, irgitlie, in
an4iequenee, have been deceived, and
(+pig l i g r i, u t i .l a i t 1... n ( a2 r e u 1,.....— turid .,A , ~,t i- cor .
-it I reit
etis of ttuegleeted siktdonarit tenillory
whiekmtet soogattntet pr attgation
of alto Government. It is, tutpavihke
for' in'e; 'ld this blot cientildeletttibt)
to ester into the Athjeet if letigthoie
I- hive: uouo: in m;ii: ()theist: report,
W hieh, Witt ttitpublirdmlin it few days.
1\ frexploring,party of eleven .men,,
With four "boats,' etinstrueted on the
Blue It lye'', leftepoi nt ori I hafstream
eight miles &Om the main divide or
summit of the 'kicky Mountains,
July 12th 11 . 5 . ,t1i), for the purpose of de
seending the Grand (the main . tribu:
tory of the Colorado) to a' point on
tho Cokradoltiver.l where I had us
tended .froui the Gulf, of Califurala
over,thrw years . Anis:, the facts of
which . were : given in my published
report to the • Secretary of War, and
puhlished le - 4:he - New Vork•7',Untni,
and other papers ofthe East and %Veit.
l'or the that lOU ntili.. after starting
',Nun(' thii der.i...ent of the river to be
oVer rc,Oho ti.:4it. • The rocky and cave
eanons of thii IN, , and the Brand.
and. swift. canons f the (intuit Itivts
kfound to he tiwiftetr and much more
dat4,-creel= than the...gi.tjave, l'ainted,
I. , ing','lllttelz - , and lllg'eannii.q of the
Colorado ricer, through - ail of which
L Wire 'veers Led and-' descended sev
ertl ti 0,106 within the htst, Vireo years.
.I.drwription•of the current, dopth,
and length (if canons, "gave in
my published report - . Where r • left
the river last to the (lull o 1 Califot ,
uia, a•distauce of about • 1,100
the di.seent of water (=not be ,oi. - er
:111 feet, or Ire; thadt five feet t o o the
tulle, time; substautiatiog, the state.
meat madel in My: first re - 00rt.1.11
desceralifigThrongh n'' se tit
rapid' ettnote!, I - IcAst'my NAV' • ittStru;
taunts; mans; - .1;e: Thci instrumenta
1 Wereireidarg.d, whett c with my coo
{-twoancti), I.proecedist upon
a cedar tuft. 'Thts was broke'up, and
ell our provisimis except- four dttyst
rations lost. For 7.0 =Wit the fall of
water would ayeragn 70 . feet . to, the
mile—in ' , wee phuN,3 :pin feet to the
mile, t\ title thbc- was a source of
satisfaction' to mySelf. and nn addi
tional assumncelthat the fall of water
must net•eisex.ily below, it wae,
a nau.se of alarm to' tile b4utce of my
1 - larty who left Me in tbe llochy Cate
eittibti Whe'relhe'ptipitullenlttr'ltsll4
arose from Son to ',son feet..
. in .tlescentling the rivet open our
raft, as well le, for 71 miles above
where we constructed it, we pakSed
through a'sticctsinn of valleys from
one mile to thirty l in length, where
we tutexpectedly . ifound wild outs,
wheat, rye, barb*, timothy, and clo
ver grow Lug spoottineOusi y, while the
fine cedar and 'oak, timber increased
in size. The mineral rPSOUTOM we
found to be orthe' most flattering
character. ' Time Will not•perfnir me
to enter intoa full description of these
on the superior Itcilitiea for waking
them available. , tlaipublie will
know and appreel. to these fact's, and
the Press of the East will no 'longer
be led astray by. deseriptiima of the
canons of the. Colorado, if iseu. by a
recent explorer in this, the ck,zwilla
hour, whose vision wits so remaika
tteute'that at the distance of Imo
miles from Green river ho could see
the• anions of the Colorado '
in
their length and ',depth, and whose
letters stated that he was the first to
the summit of Lopg's Peak, when it
is it matter of public notoriety that
women end men lbavo gone before
him fur the last ten years, the day
and date of whosC ascent was mark
ed upon the plate of his triumph. I
feel that 1 mini digressing from my
object in writing, Had I time I
would enter. uppn, it at limgth, and
speak of it as its ituportanc iA dennuidi.
SANrrm. ADAMS
A VERY smiur, coLoNry
, When tho groat; iNapoluu wns.tou
veytd to the " Wild St. lit:limn,"
ther'e to 'wear Opt his glint heart
chafing Against the imturrile of Sir
lfndson Lowe, the English plums' a
madam) on the little island of 'Tristan
citiketiulin, thirteen hundred miles to
tie. south of Ulu seutry girt Lout;-lroOdi to act as "outpost, or picket;
to the nnvitl.guard • around . Kt. lick ,
nu. • The conqueror or.idi releasing,
in a few year.s.tho whilow, master of
Europe tlw' garriA,on witlid mul
from TriAtan"d'Actinhn, and three
tnelentwar !allots wete loft undlspti•
ted masters of this bright little gam
of theca... •
. .
'‘Nril en 11. :k1;S: Gorgon visited the
group of islands of which Tristan
d'Acunhais the largest and only In;
'habitable one, the approach to the
shore wits lowa' ; I udtud. It
would be hattaesSible were it not ;fiir
beautifriband curious Prot:6ton Of
nature, 'ichich lies erected 'on the
northeast aide •a,itatumi breakwater
of gittut, ststwetx4 which makus the
water as quiet as a mill 'pond. The
I.iorgon washoarded hv Six strapping
seamen, whoettrae coffin ii very tine
whale boat,' and acternpanicsi some
animas ou shore.,
They found there about a dozen
huts, all built or,solid tone, evident
ly the work of much patience and la
bor, but necessary to wittuttand• the
furlou.s imrtherly These little
stone ho ass arc lault, here and there,
and everywhere, mere debiehed them
one' would think the should be for
I society's sake. ';3hoh has its tittle
I garden of potatoes, "Lusk," kennels,
mongrel Newfouudlanti dogs, and
I substantial pig sf.lcs., The inhabinuns
QI the, Island were iu ail forty-three
men, taid,• children: "They
areal! related; but it • (Men It •to
say liotv;fl.4 they• have intermanded
with each other.. wail .11- few ,yearn
yintx .1)(11elt)st foylor
.visited
then: froth the dope of t toes! Hope;
imd flit the•stun or $5OlO (which a
phihmthroptc old Englimatt left' for
the ~u rp u i e) remained five .yearti
pruning and train : lug, then: .tnoqlls,
etc,
Thisi should lie a 'lhtlnfly hoot
strange to say they are quite the con
trarY..•' '• • , t •".• •
',L r 'ltu,krat , riqrch,s; , ,ttt. thu period of
a 6 (ce(ll:43.l%itisyl!'t4oLTZTilfeX3Etwtaitieril'
Cotton, seventy sine , both old :man
of warla, luenj discharged from the
service half a century before to settle
cat thL4 island. '
!rho inhabihinte subsist mainly on
MEE
=I
Aiktorttretrza,
===
tWoL f .: , 4I. 1
;•1111401.t,
, 7317thLuxe:4 •/. A`V.,
Ur al
'NW' •
hod. TojnovmslillnialiAlicums of MN
kiod must inmurisbir bo aboompoolod
Y Llteradniult= 4141 •
bo addresaed to
, "ludt.tiliWnrittP, dia. Pa. ,
Otr i gtkuctik o i4 - PIA;
of flue aheettr a nnct ; bat eb
tain,thairtiltbrriiriseAstc.kar
the monsters °Mlle deep wl i rri f e
tents:Alio callltirlbr water. Dar
ing the nYonthstibtFibldirY and An- ,
gu.st'considerabieparpben of sea elo.
Phsutti - Att 4 ;tluffOtlii Wt. ?finer of
%chitin ylithfitibetal foga rtatenl6;6l, oil
ercb>t ',tasks . art AniallltUkt of
little value. Tbe,lahinds also swarm
with seaJa , from Awn . thousand to
three thbtoturidlitivWg been' seen in
ono year. , • •-
Whales areib l kl m ltlftWitAseidoin.
The sea slop maket,ffiledren
ry colony pat )4
_WP I . II- *PC tar
ing Yankee pdPulittlW, the priveat
posmaors truddhk Ski etertlon until
a ship turble•fi thenutbis whaling,
ete,, %pawpaw. They bruw
ter all gray ,estolo kirk:pea. end
American goods . ; and then they Ile
on their oars instant of laying in
stocks of vtaiiibki.kgl; elfin, tus ks ,
corned beef, atm, ready fors the next
ship, the. awe, cade: ,wkich would
speedily•
enrich them and enable
them to return to-their father land
with ifidepeabent featonas. . •
Paek,,,Rar fiviverrommia.
Eyery.ftict connected. With the his
tory of Asa . Patkeirgotisto show that
he is a cold, selfish avaricious man—
filtrorithlpper tifthenlinightyciaLlar, •
getfing all he ern, and paying no
mote than .h& is comtiloil.4th Dq et-
nywr cot
w nc t go to make up the true Ame.V.
faintesrfetv . iltfitnattosasinwsit
Oreßg
444E11
- meta' tis a taxpayer-AM* •we
have the fact efttdfliihot4. Athol the
retord,lhat, while a trietnts - ..t . 64 the
Thirty-fourth Gongreisqlie onlyllerv
cc I tilly-four days of a sossioe-whieb
lasted nine months, and nt the end of
that term drew Three Thousand Dot
tars front the rational treusury. • The
Congrcas to which he was first elected
met Deteinber 14.57. The retord
shoo/Mita he was absent trim the
sth to the 111th of December; from.
the 2211'0f December to the ' 4th 'Of
January, 1S:16; from the 12th to the '
Ith of. January ; from the flOth of
January to the ltli' of March; from
the 7th of Mach to the aeth of Juno:
from Iheff-Al tu, the of July, oral
from the Ist to the 21d 'of ' Atoist:
After his return to , Washington. Ott
the latter date, he 11, to worry
out the session, which c coed On the
00th of Aligust. • Whitt a conscien
tious matt Asa packer must bet What
a patriotic reproentative ' What' n
meted retntrd he must haw 6 tor; his
ciaL oath: Elected to repo-sent
the ptx)Ple of his district, at a ' time
when most important and monseyn•
tuns quostioas Were agiUtting then*?
don, he served less than two of the
ninemonth..irfhts rem ! Bat he pectOf
eted full pay. While neglecting to
discharge his public duties,
_he did
lot scruple to take the people'S mon-
'liut
„ ,
, this 144 not all. He seems only
to have attended Congress whn • hen
%multi be made of service taller:s4W.
Power, whose letders were then pre-
Paring their plans tbr the great re. •
bdlion,.. which they • shortly . afttrs
Wards precipitated upon the country.
111 stites'uon the 'few bills 'Which
chained his attention '
, •are sunk:feat
to.cover. him .with shame and, dis
glace. "On 'the hill to Admit Free
Kansas into the Union, July 8,1836.
the vote stood—yeas, IOU; nays, 97.
As.%. "P.trimn voted NO! To the
Konen bill making appropriationsfut
the support of the army, for the year
ending. June Nitli, ISrA, certain
tunendments were submitted. disap
proving,uf the laws clahnin4 to have
I wee enacted by the so-called Terri
trails!' lArittlature of Kattsas,'and de.
(daring that until thus: alleged laws
should be allirnied by the Senate and
House of Itepre:entativac as having
been Rnacted by the legal Legislatun•
of Kansas, no part of the military
three of the United States should be
emidoyeAl l iu, igitbftheif enferceOwnt
provldtd, erthdlcW that uhtil
Congtets should pawl on the validity
of the legislative Assembly of Kate
sus, it should he the duty oldie Pres:
ident to use the military force itttadd•
territory to preserve the putt*, sups,
ire insurre.dion, repel Invasion,
and priitect persons nntlAnnperty
theremiond upon the national high.
Ways in the State of Mi.ouri or else
where, from unlawful ,sizurts and
searches, etc. , •When the vote ~was
taken on these amendments, July
29th, Mit, 'AgA l'Acknit voted NO!
Ho voted against law,order and free.
duui, and infaver of border ruffian
isni, slavery arid murder. ' •
-On the ;loth of July, When the bill
to "provide for the .settlement of the
claims of the talkers of ithe Itevolus
tionary army, and of the widows and
orphan children of theta who died
iodic servltn,'” was before the 'louse
Am packer voted to la v it upon the
table. Wlien the bill wB4 finalist
ItSSA.4I, As! VACK Eft voted NO! •
Devniber I•itti, - IM, Mr. Ether
idge moved that the rules be suspend
ed so as to enable him to submit the
following resdution, viz:
R.rolrel. That ihio.lietteo of Itcprraerattiveo
attaffie dt eltztcattoue andproposltioue of every
khl,:br whomtort er made: for revival of the Al •
rtcan slave hide. w ahocklatt Go the meal wail.
wet of the etallghteoed portion of =Mad : mot
that any action on the part et I.7lllgTess costaielap
at or le:patting that hisTid and Inhuman hank
troolfl piety regret ihrreareremetit and chimes.
of the Unfttel Meter to the reproach Awl =ea+
lion °fall !Milted RA thrldleh people denote•
oat the world. - .
MU
t---, , ,
• - •
The rules were MLISVCIIIted, rind the
refanlution was aceordinglysubinittell
but, on :the point, "shall the maln
questiou hes now put V' AsA.,l'Aexaat
voted NO! This was deckled In the
affirmative, however ; Mut Whew a
!notion a-twin:lde to lay the regain
on thotablei ANA PACICEIL voted
YEA!
The KalmseexiooflaWsWa4 with
out It parallel in infamyin this min
try, alai iattntged every right of free
citizenship; anti when nn amend
ment Was ytTerectto ptecent the en
forcemeat of that Ode by United
States troops untillbngmashad paw
ed upon,lts validity, Asa l'aeker
vu
-01 against it !
ITtVreeord' clearly shows that he
was with the protitivery Democrats
in, the, itn;ipieney :of the rebellion ;
that lilSsyumatlti& were with them
all through the war, and that he' is
Still the friend and ally of those who
uppoied the war for the Union. litiw
(3:m any sincere Deinoentt, much less
Reput4 lean, vote for a mu with flitell
record'—Pills. Irbnunerrial."
I'he Philadelphia Ledarraptakis of
Bill McMullin, leader of the et)pper
he•al rough.; In that city, who thrall
,ll , 1 u. 44) ; ) 1 14 1ar d ise o n n fu e rt i ttl l-i(j a. ,ll. utv i a thr rt :
"If Aldcrinati Ur - Mullin has tarn
recklev cluing!' to uttertateh - throat*
find ?lam• bi nnvtliing bnt. idle vapor
law In his.worii, ho will Ilud,on the
fadeuf the law tual authorities thou*
ands of men as brave and Marten '*
he On msibly he, although they ttre
not In the hablt;of texhibtUng-ftbeir
?mirage in pa rettiras and quest tun
able .o.tr. ilertarcbe would be
nottrombeted.• .hundred , ona.
Their Pa* bmtnu grey dad too-much
octhts 60r4 of thing, and itls tiluc
tiultAll tin** who feel like Indulging
to It Mold be attain to fed
fa no dedent man of any, party, who
will,y,ivocountunantm to ty, and that
than:must he an cud of these iltserto'.
ninT'retirehensfbie aktlonk
• • - •
"Thar are," Raid a sable'ointor. "two
roads - through fhb -world. Do uuu
era •bnad and 4rusow diva& dot
leads to perdition, and doother ant a
nigroW and..broad valid • dal, kade to
sure dectructing. • Otte Abet sax elt ,
eile," , Bahia ablhearer, "dim eallud
indlirktnid. take: try de woods.:
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