E ill li El Beaver. D0e..1h1,11111111. Circulation Over Maine ./Tundred. - Males of Advertishai.• I Sea I eut. I year MOO Is 45 28 CO II 00 01100 ee (13 MO IX 00 ' Ow. 6w. nr-101Into, sl ew ti on $5 00 $5 00 t nuns, do 860 000 700 10 00 3 Kura, do 600 000 ' 600 11 vs 4 squares. do 000 800 10 50 15 0:1 }i column,— 800 11 00 15 151 01110 yi c01umn..... 11 00 15 IX 800 800 1 c01umn..... 800 80 1S) 88 00 00 IX Adndnlstralone pedal notkos per On. ;yr Payments to b for transient adrettitei In folcaaeo, its es made nts, 1:1=1 mate Willie Thermometer for the week ending the 18th of Dec., 1800. 7A. Y. 2P.M. - 9P. 3t. Dee. 13 45 dek. . 46 dog. ,45 deg. 'l3 35 deg. 33 deg.. 34 deg. •• 14 : 3 deg. 40 dog: _39 deg. (4 15 38 deg. 44(.deg. 4I deg. 4 4 16 *42 dog.. 43 deg. 95 deg. 4 4 17- 33 (leg. 30deg. 38 deg. 18' 35 deg. 35 dog. 33 dog. R. T. TAYLOR. Subscriptions to the Beaver As. gus.—The following named persons have. paid the HUMS set opposite to their !LIMOS on subscription to the Beaver Anon:4,-since the date of our last publi cation. K Aotenruth, North ScOricklcy, 00 Pr. 1). Ma:limey, Bawer, John Freed, Homewood, Ow. Fredericks, Beaver, Jas. 11. Henry, St., Louis, Miss Maria French,. Beaver, L. Barnes, Beaver, The attention of the public la directed to the following. Now Advertisements which appear for the first time in the Ano vs to-day : . Special Notice—Speyeret & Sons. :special Notices—A. Hanauer. Special Notices—Hugo Andriessen. Prospectus—N. Y.'Tribu net No paper next week.—Aepording ton custom among printers wo will Is sue no paper next week, our hands wishing to enjoy the holidays with the rust of mankind. (70 to Mrs. Beacom's if you wish to get Christmas presents for your friends. . The greatest varioty of toys and fancy goods, suitablo for Christmas' and Now- Years presents, over brought to this roomy, can now bo obtained at B. Mut helm's, in Bridgewater. 3, Fancy tics, pure laco collars, and scarfs at Mrs. 80W3012W9. MMEMI al — Wank thentnan's - fur sale at the Attece once. Maccironi, Nermiceill, Farina,' Matz °nit, Corn Starch, French Jz, Cox's Gela tine, new crop Pacific and Young Dyson Tea, very choice, at $1 75 per pound, at Hugo Andrieasen's Beaver Drug Store. We have rooolved an interesting com munication from Industry, 'which, ow ing to the prose of other matter is Una 'oidedly crowded out. It will appear in our next issue. Gentlemen! A set Of underwear for only (9.00 - ,at Hanauer's Bazar of Fashion, nearly opposite J. 11. Bence's, Beaver, • ' Now la the time to soled somo choice perfumery, gennino cologne and othor tuna tirlicloi suitable for holiday pros onti. A fin° selection to be found at Hugo Andrieasen'alleaver Drag Store. Embroidered, laces, initial and motto kerchiefs, at tire. Beacom's. 6 Holiday GIN lu great variety, at B ➢[ulhcint'e, Bridgewater, Pa. 3t. A Miele° Selection of Toys for the Hol lilay:4, at Mpx. Beacom's. - • Black, Brown, Gold mixed, Striped and Plaid Waterproofs, at A. C. floral's, Itridyowator.; [2t. l'un,s Furs!! You can Hoye money by buying your furs at Bonco'n, Beaver. A now lot very cheap. 3 Don't forgot the placo ! Hanauer's lla. car of Foshlcn,Opp (mita U. P. Seminary Beaver, Pa., whore you can buy good inurino hose at only twentS , coats a pair, 'rho Academy. Robbed.—During last week, some scamps, at present un known, entered the Academy . ' building in this plaeo, a6d stole the large boll from the belfry, besides carrying off quite a number of valuable books. Tho &Hove nro informed, cost about ono hundred and fifty dollars. No cluo yet to the thieves. It is to be hoped that time will bring them to justice. It (loos not cure all the Ills that flesh is heir to, but does cure sick headache and Indigestion. Ask for Whittlimey's Cure for dyspepsia and sick headache. Holiday gifts in. gre4t wviety; pt B Brtdgcx•ntct,Pn. A lino lot of Furs which will bo sold very low, at Mrs. E. 11. Beacom's, third street, Heaver. 5' (moo Fresh Limo always on hand ut iho Mulranon Limo Kilns; Vanport. Large Stock or Casainicres; for goats Wear, at ilurat's. An English preacher. Samuel :Kauko wis, has boon convictod'at Pottsville of inurdor in the first degree, for killing I& infant child. Ills wife, charged with complicity In the murder, was acquit tad. Ills counsel moved for a now trial. For the Holidays: A ,niost beautiful assortment of Lamps, chimneys, Re .ileetors and Burners, , Garman Student Lamps, Princess Lamps and Globe Lalltps, at Hugo Andriessen's. Enna' Fu rs !! A large aseartment Jug eame in Bence's, Beaver. 3 French worked setts, and all the now styles of cuffs . ' and collars always on hand, at 31m. Beacom's. ,The greatest variety of toys and fancy goods, suitable for Christmas and Now t'ear's Obi, over brougitt to this coun .ty, eau now be obtained at B. Mulhelm's in Bridgewater. 3 Furs! pure!! lower ttuut anywhere , rke, at ilitrat's. Bridgewater. Everything in the millinery line, vel vets, ribbons, dowers and plumes, at Mrs Boacotn's. :s:rw goods at Ilananor•s Bazar of Vamlilon, opposite U. P. Somtnary, Bea ver, Pa., every day. On Wednesday last Lewis 11. DoEf uft, a flagman on the fast freight train west on the Pennsylvania Railroad, was kil led at Tyrone. no stopped off his train to flag another behind It, and was struck by the engine of the Now York stook train going oast., Germantown Wool. solid and sluulod colors, also balmoral yarn and r.eyhyrii, at A. C. Thirst's. . Holiday gifts in great variety, at 13 Mallielnie, In Bridgewater, Pa. .! Tho greisteat variety of toys and thitcy goods imitable for Christmas and Now Year's gifts, over brought to this coon. try, can now-lie obtained at B. Mulhohn's In Bridgewater. 3 Chinchilla Cloths in great variety at A. C.- liurst's. tient' Furs aad Gloves at Rants. din. Botoxon has always on hand victoria and felt skirts, also the 76 inch hoop skirts, 5 • "That Coebt WiesdEsevaright.va-Brellt•' er M. B. Quay, between wham and outwit there eXista a great anima of sifection.ftbgannestl • Witness, last week, in the somewlat Dimes suit no* pending between' himielf and the conorasn. dd. Without infonning ue of Whale - rdPuteld to establish by our.teetimony, we were `pet upon the stand on test Belinda erredng. and asked whO oar Pittsbargh correspondent of .December Bib was. We dielined to sower the question eq the ground that anectionlad been instituted in this amity mama us by Mr. Quay, !brow we sup. wised, what that correspondent tad written about s •new begs bulidirE,".in Beaver. and that oar answer might tend to injure us la the 'rant our curl. Xt. gamy then told ids attorney! to say to es that If we gave the name of this torrespandent the suit In Beaver would be withdrawn. " That cock wouldn't We did COL divulge. - The next more, then, was to threaten to commit oiler contempt. That game didn't win either . ; after which we were permitted to leave the stand with. out giving the teornoulori sorighL , • . Evidently the purpose In taking us to Pittsburgh u a Witness, was to show that XL !high= of the Dminsercial, was oar corespondent of December Eh, or that be had procured some one else to write that letter so that be could clip - and append tech comments as he might deem proper in the Cam. menial. While we will not divulge the author's name, we will nevertheless relieve the minde,of Messrs. tivraitzweider, Marshall and quay,' by stating that Mr. Brigham was not our eorrespoo. dent; and we Wino evidence to induce us to be lieve that /Weyer heard of or 'saw ,the letter in question until It appeared in the.,Anotti Will that utlsfy you, gentlemen orly, ertept mast be paid do to yurat's for Plaids, ?Serino' and Alpacas. Don't forgot the, place, Hanailer's Ba zar of Fashion, opposite U. P. Berninry; Beaver, Pa.. 3 00 2 84 Win. riming J Co's. Groat Repre sentative Hat,. Cup and. Dulles Fur House, N 0.139 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Penn's. Send for price list of Ladies' Fuis. [oet27;3ni. Blank Commitments fur talc at the Aaau. 1 00 200 2 00 1 03 Holiday presents—.seo card of Messrs. Nleyran /4 Sledlo, tho well known Jew elers of 92 Pith Avenue, Pittsburgh, who adverilso an unusually largoand attract ive stock of gifts for tho holiday season. they aro reliable dealers, haven very fine store, well filled,' and aro prepared to Sell at reasonable prices. Gents fUrnishing goods of all kinds at A. C. 'lust's. New goods received daily at Hanauer's B • . r Fashion, opposite U. P. Semin ar. , Beaver, Pa. "Entererlewilogr,st Almost every editor now.a.daye "interviews" some great man, and then gives the result through hie paper to the pub. lie. - To be in fashion we have been doing a little In that line ourself daring the past week : Jacob Zundali the "Interviewed," lea man of about GS or ed . years of age. and to him we were Introduc ed on the cars between this and Pittsburgh on last Friday. Ile informed us that he was a missions. ry from Sett Lako City to this locality, in the In terest of the Mormoir;Churcii. Us was looking around for recruits, awl was very ready to die. cant on the befidies of Marinotilsm. Many years alto Mr. Zundul belonged to the Economy Bode ty of this county. its 1831 Ito sgcedtd from that orgnaieation with Coma Lemi,land together with that adventurer came clown to Phillipsburg, where he resided until - about eighwen yore ago, At that time he . became 'lmpregnated" with Mor monismorent west with wife and children, anti all connected themselves with the Mormon sect at Native°. When the Mormons left that place for Balt Lake "oar hero" accompanied them, end has remained with them ever since. Ile says ho is happily situated when at home, and bellevis he has found the "true religion" at tact. We "went for him" on the "woman question" byasking t ins how many wive/ ho had. This was a "pear," but Jacob came to time and answered that if he told us he had fire wo would not believe him; and If he told no he had one we would be equally loth to take his word he might Jut as well, therefore, give one number as another, No no would say one. fly this time the train reached Economy. where Mr. Z. wan going as n visitor, and ter "Interviewed" sod "Interriewer" puled with a friendly shake of hande. Boulevard Skirts in great variety at A: C. llurat'it. Holiday presents! Jewolry A beau- Mil assortment of je*elry at Hanauer's laza:. of Fashion. Chinchilla Cloth for sacquea at Hurst's. Intditute.—Tho attention of the public is respectfully invited to the superior advantages offered by this Institution for the study of Vocal and Instrumental music. A single term's lessons frown master is worth a year's instruction , front an ordinary teacher, while the teaching of those who have on ly a smattering is a positive detriment. i'upils may pursue music alone, or take any studies they may desire. Lat in, Greek, Preach and German aro taught by experienced teachers. Tho natural sciences are taught With the aid of ex periments. Special attention given to book keeping and the elements of au English Education. 'lt is confidently believed that no institution presenting the same advantages compares with this in the moderation of its prices. Our . lo cation is; healthful, grounds pleasant, rooms airy and cheerful and our board is good. Winter term owns January 1, 1970. Spring term openS March 341870. Send for a catalogue to Rev. R. Tay lor, Beaver, F a. / il=o=El • It is verss gratifying ti),ltis to know that our friend, Mr. .J. 11. / Mence, Is doing a 'duo business this winter. Ito has , is magnificent Stock of fashionable goods, and as ho has bcOn In tho millinery and fashionablo gOMis trade for a number of years he knows just what and how to buy for our market. Mr. Bailee and lady aro agreeable persons to deal with, and we bottom it Is generally understood that those who, deal there once have a' strong bkciination to go thorn again.— Reader! go and two for yourself whether this be triiit or not. [augll;tf. New goods received daily nt Hanauer's Bazar of Fashion, opposite U. P. Semin ary, Beaver, Pa: All kluils,of Waterproofs at Mural's Bridgettater. The New Railroad.—The matter of a now lino of railroad front this city via. Woodville, Tifiln, New London,Woos ter, Massillon, Canton, New Lis ton, 0., and, Beaver, Pa., to Pittsburgh, was brought before our railroad trustees on Saturday last by lion. Martin :Welker and Oen. Hkrvey Howard, of Wooster. Those gentlemen express' great confi dence in bifth the feasibility and impor tance of the project, and gave assurance' of strong local support. Active steps aro already being taken towards the or ganization,pf a company for its proseen . lion, and an early survey is regarded as certain. The Pi ttsbut gh connection, in portant 11.4 it would be to the road and to Toledo, is not the only advsintage to be derived front it. At thal'point it is de signed to connect with the Connellaville road, being a branch of the Baltimore & Ohio front Cumberland, Md., to bo corn plgted this year. The distance between • Toledo and Pittsburgh would by this route ho shortened some 25 miles, while that to illaltimoro would be reduced from &V to 550, being a saving of 75 miles. The importance to Toledo of a good Pitt s-burgh connection has frequently been referred to in these columns, furnishing, as it would, not only improved advanta ges to the already large trade of the two cities, but also opening to ns the choice at that•point of the three important nuir ken+ of Now York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Hence wo need hardly ex press our interest in the project prppos od, which has the additional , high rec ommendation of placing Toledo in con nection with several of the most impor tant polnia,in Northern - Ohio, and open ing to us most valuable coal faclliLles.— Toledo annixercial. New goods received daily at liananer's Bazar of Fashion, oppoatte V. P. Semin ary, Bearer Pa. Trunks! Tnialcall Trunks!!! of al kindest. .01:. 0. Hunt's. isimer „ sanbasa „ Thetblinwing is the Propininis of the examine atths esitertalnmest given at flits Institullon Thursday evening Des. flah. It will be aeon that the pyograntma int i llushat teiniperkaplais of: mole, and we understand Bathe wliole enteritin , mentrelleoted gresteredli upon the Semr inary, whose exercises am au unit:orally oft; high brdei. No. I. "Fling out the Joyful Bonier ; u Pocal Class. N 0.2. Instr. Duo—Niferelt Solonelle," (Michalek), Males' L. ;Mo. Kibbe!, and V. Miller New -Brighton. No. 3. - Instr.Solo—"3l:sourksCapricer. (J. Logbitel).Mio*/.. P in g s S atr t Bend. No. 4. Esay "Foundation Stones," Miss Jennie HoMzum, Parses , ins. No. s.—" Fairy Chimes," (Frans Abtj Minos Eels and Shinn, Newßrigh t ton and Pittsburgh. Nci.6.--"Petitecon opt Polka." (W. Vt - Vfallar,) Misses At ' kins and filhumaker, Beaver. NO. 5 l'TheFuture's buts Dream," (Esatburn,) Misses Poe andTheophilus, Georgetown and Pittsburgh. ' No. & Essay—." The two graves of St Melons," Miss 0, Ew ers, Belmonteounty, Ohio. No. O. Init. Solo--"Danso Nepolitsino," (S. Smith,) Miss Rots, Now Castle. No 10— "When the quiet Moon is•Nearning," (Sehorndobf,) Mrs. A. Past 2. No. 1. :Chorns—"Llve for Vocal Class. No. 2. Instr. Sold—"Boloro Brilliants," (Legbach,) Miss NolUo Barker, New Brighton. No. 3. Instr. Dno.—"Danse Epagnolo," (J. Ascher.) Miss Emma & Ella Brown, Youngstown, Ohio. No, 4. Vocal— " Sloop wolLawoet angel," (Frang Abt,) Miss Amelia Poe, Gloorgotown. :No. 5. Rocitation—"Ruth and Naomi,'! Miss Blanche Stowe, Sharon. No. 6. Instr. Solo—"Fantanslon the Fairy ream," (Rusiger D. Kryl) Miss L. McKibben, Now Brighton. No. 7. A—"Ohl my soul is longing." B.—"Longlug," Miss Solo May, Tionesta. No. B.—" The Mm songer," Miss Sadlo Woodroffe,St. rille o Ohio. No. 9. Instr. SolO—"Les Curriers," (Theo. Ritter,) A. Beater. '; Beautiful and very elleap.'—•The 'fun at Hanauer's Bazar of Fashion, Opposite U. P. Seminary, Beaver, Pa. For a serviceable, good and useful hol iday present go to A. C. Hurat's,Bridgo water. . Snotmo 11E11E4 cwt.—The myriad read ers of the AIM'S should not forgot,tliat we heroin Beaver ono of the finest millinery establishments Butt can be found in any part of the country. This magnificent es. tabltslanent is - located on 3d street oppo• site the K. P. seininary,and is well known to our people its Iltinauer's Beier of Fash ion. The establishment is presided over by Isaac Hanauer, a gentleman Who en deavors to please all who favor him with their patronage, by courteous attention and remarkably low Prices. S.t this Hol iday season, Hanauer's Bazar of Fashion, always well stocked with articles of beau. ty and use, is now literally overflowing with goods, all of which will he disposed of for remarkable low prices. Those who need anything to improvellicir imrsonal appearance at this time should calinin Mr. Hanauer immediately, for hie present. low prices will only be continued during the holidays. Do not neglect a good oP portnnlty to save money, but visit Han auer's Bazar oUrashlon Immediately. • Cleats Fur Collars, Fur Glovesandyur Caps at ilurst's., New gootia reeekvod daily at Hanauer's Bazar of Fashion, opposite U. P. Semina ry, Beaver, Pa. Good Thimpi.—The President's mes sage is very highly spoken of by men of all parties. In fact, the general view ta ken of it is that it is a "good thing," and as good things are few and far between, wo prize them all the more highly when they aro thrown in our way. Capt. ilick Walton of Industry tp., during the past week, forwarded, to this oillee,si ego* ofpdlpris of sorghum of his sksifmmanit facture, which la just as good a thing in its way as is Grant's message. :If any body doubts this lot him read tile mos ,sage, taste the sorghum, and decide for themselves. Swear a constable. . Ono hundred •and twenty barrels of Canton city and Now Creek tionr receiv ed and for sale, wholesale and retail, at Speycrer Sons, Rochester, Pa. Glycerine Explosion.—At about haltpast two o'clock Thursday afternoon last at Tituavillo, Pa., a terrific explosion occurred, which coated the wildest. ex citement throughout the city, which Wag' greatly increaSed ly nunierouis runa ways and breaking of wludovrti, and in many instances breaking thlash and bursting the doors. to school were dis missed by common consent. (The great= eat consternation prevailed.- It was aeon ascertained to be the nitro glyelicine and torpedo factory of Roberts tk• Co ~fho .buildings and fences intbo vicinity were completely demolished. It was:reported that only a part of the glycerine had ex ploded, and no one was, allowed td ap proach until the tire from the fallen trees had subsided, when it was ascertained that only about one hundred and fifty pounds had exploded, and there was six thousand pounds still, remaining, but frozen: Small 'pieces of human flesh wore found scattered In differeht places within fifty teet - of the accident, hut taken altogether would not weigh a pound. Tho only ono known to have been about the premises was . Patrick Brophy, who is supposed to have gone there to molt some glycerine. The loss of property in the city caused by by theconcussion will not °lewd $3,000. New goods recolveddallyat Hanauer's . Bazar of Fashion, opposite U. P. Semin ary, Beaver, Pa. The Hog Question.—Capt. Daniel Dawson of Ohio tp., writes us as follows on.tho hog lineation. "I killed four hogs recently that weighed respectively 308, 471,426, 423, all of which were fourteen month. old." We acknowledge ourselves beat, and now inquire, who can beat the Captain ?. Extra inducements! cheaper than over I this week ! at Hanauer's Bazar of Fashion, opposite U. P. Betnitiary, Bea ver, Pa. • Seward & • Bentley's Alisma for the Hair.—This invaluable preparation has given universal satisfaction wherever it has been Introduced, and called forth the highest ecomlums from all those who have been so fortunate as to avail them selves of its beneficial effects. The man utucturers,bystudionsly experimenting, have succeeded in combining, with much nicety, all the virtme of the ingredients of most of the various Heir Renovators and Renewers extant, and suocinsfully overcome the difficulty of selecting the innocuous ingredients which Will restore gray hair to its natural color and lustre; and at the same time performs every in dication of a perfect Hair Dressing,whieh neither injures the texture of the hair, nor colors the linen or akin. A few ap plications impart a lustrous brilliancy and soft, silky appearance to unsightly, brash and wiry hair. Faded or gray hair is restored to its primitive colOr in a few days, and bright red hair is i!hanged to a beautiful auburn by two or time sipplies liens. As a hair dressing - . it his - no sue. misfit' rival, by its property of prevent ing and removing dandruffy and curing the various diseases to which the Scalp Is lia ble. • Seward's Conjh Cure is pleasant 'and reliable • • At Hanauer's Beier of Fashion, oppo site U. P. Seminary, Beaver, Pa., yon will find a good stook of woolen goods, hodety, gloves, Stark hoods. Se. • , * _ ~ 417.4i1ife 0a 'rub Milt is et citing ettentionin the eastern part of thii' State. Lastitunmer a Mrs. amnder; a diotirmal'ourilkimeated propedir sallied at betweetr, moo° - and 110,004 marrieds nials nam ed Tyler, who irept*,_ seated films:dies .a 4'146.1 of ei President. , fithe, wee Inrq.„yeare old, iiMicted with omuniimition,and had • will hi Amor of !teetotaler, -Min.'. Mimi pemetelt, fuel 'Other mlativo renifkiiii In Lancaster county, which will she 'ex pressed her determination not ,to alter. The marriage Was place, inCctober, at &ford, Chester county, andfmnicdiate ly after the &couple left for California. Four weeke later Mr.' Pennock received a letter froth Tylerskykil hut wife bad died in his arms slier taking Omdorforni from an attending physician, about a week after their arrival in CaUlbmia. also stated ids wills had Towle a will in his favor in California. Circumetances have since transpired leading to the be. lief thatTylery a villain, that be dealt foully with his wife and forged a will In order to obtain her property. Steps have been taken to unravel the mystery. WASIIINGTON COUIREILPONDIKKETE. Ctongress—Virginta—&mator Brewslogo —Washisiglon—Labor ilovemegt—Em logic* on the /ate Senator Feesenden— . Finance—Cuba—Laud Office. WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. 16,1800. I am aware that the eyes of the whole nation are centered upon us here, ;and that the readers of your very welcome sheet expect of you a report of the acts and deeds of publie Interest done in this National centre; and as your correspond ent I am expected to do my share. Well without a long preliminary dwelling upon my short coming, I will say that the Capital remains hero still, notwith standing the pressure of a few St. Louis ans to thocontrary, and that both Houses of Congress are in full blast. Never since I knew anything about Washing ton and our National Legislature have I known so much activity—real work of such importance to the nation being done so early in the session of our Represen tatives as now. The - mums bill as re ported by the oommitteo, which has re ceived eight days scrutinising by the . Hensel, with amendments heaped upon amendments, has elicited great interest from our western members favoring an Immediate increased represetitation.— The patronage to the members that the passage of this bill will make Is enor mous, and consequently the way and by whom the census shall betaken has been exceedingly pertinent in its discussion, ' The admission of Virginia still bangs tire.% Although perhaps nine-tenths of the peOple in the State aro anxious and praying for her admission, the small clique, once headed by Governor Wells but now abandoned by him, archery; op posing It with their might, and through their influence and the precedency of Georgia reconstruction, it is thought quite probable that the holidays wtll pass before she is allowed to celebrate her fi nal restoration to full fellowship with her sister States in Uncle Sam's domain. Senator Brownlow, the "Old Parson, " and late Governor of Tennessee, tookee easion to have read yesterday what he called an explanation relative to the 'af fairs in Tennessee, but was 'in reality a paper to vindicate himself in the part be took In the last election in his State in favor ofßeciter, aid to iseatattbelaren tdo of city and the Iffiii:York 2'isses for their . personalities open him In opposing 'Stokes for Governor. The vlndletive'spleit in,which ho treated the Sub)" heaping vituperations upon his adversaries, shows that althimgh be is feeble physically, and lookamore like a ghost bete the splrit world than en in habitant of this, hisintellectual acuities are it healthy stage, and that ho has not l o s t any of the vim that was aciehar-. ieteristle ergot during the rebellion. ' It Might seem that theasitation for the removal of-the , Capital would have damaging effect upon Wiuthington, bht liPthe contrary; thq idea that other cities, want it stimulate the people to the belle; that it is worth preserving and improv ing, and they have at length gone to work in down right earnest to make the Capital of the nation worthy of Its name. Located as it is Ina most congenial en tente, and favored with water power sufficient to run utinost any amount of machinery, enterprising men froM all parts of the Union are ,ifiliv investing money hero. Only just recently, mat illustration of Yankee enterprise which well deserves notice, Messrs. Jonness t Son, (of the Milted Brothers stripe) who are now owners and proprietors of two other hotels in the United States, have thought favorable enough of Washing ton to fit up et an expense of eighty thou sand dollars, a hotel whose private apart ments aro like parlors, to be known as the "Jennoss House," and conducted kb soma hotels in tho north upon both the American and European plans to suit tho wishes of their guests, amommo dating transient boarders at the same rato per day for ono day as for tho long est period. The question of decreasing the hours of labor on the works of the U tilted States, is agitating the public mind. Senator Morrill of Vermont in prbposing to calf up the eight hour question, did not as it was supposed intend to amend it sons to render it effective, but it was to repeat or render ineffective the present law. At the last session of Congress; the House passed a resolution explaining the eight hour law, saying It should not bo so constituted as'to authorize a reduction of wages. The bill is now in the Senate, and Mr. Morrill is to day using it for the accomplishment of his purpose. General Winn, chairmin of the National Execu tive Commtttee, must have been misled by the statement made in the papers, for in his remarks on taking the chair to the committee, gave Mr. Morrill credit for being in favor of the law, and that ho would require the officers and contrac tors to act in good faith to the laborers by having the work done at eight hours per day. Mr. Morrill opposes the pang° of the eight hour law as it now stands, and yesterday delivered a speech in the Senate against it. Moreaolemn and appropriate eulogies on the lamented dead have seldom been pronounced than were made in the 11. S. Senatoon Tuesday, on the death of Wm. Pitt Fessenden ; and the fact that of the eleven eulogies, only two being extem poraneous, indicates the importance Sen ators attached to the subject under con sideration. The death of Mr., essenden makes a gap ln the Senate that cannot wellsbo filled. I noticed on the first day of the meeting of Congress the eyes of the Sen ators turned towards that vacant seat, that seat which has so long been filled by Mr. Fessenden. There were volumes expressed in their looks. The melan choly spirit which pervaded them, es pecially the older members, showed that they hilly comprehended that only a few short months before, the man who ranked second to none in the Sonate,and on whom the country depended much for the settlement of the many important measures before their body, had' been moat unexpectedly called from them for ever. The easy, unconcerned, yet the most emphatic and pointed In the manner of Mr. Fessendon In addressing the Senate was always Impressive. I imagine I can see him now rising In his seat In his customary litre, with one hand In his pants pocket and carelessly looking over the Senate catching, by the way, the eye of each Senator, and in a conversational tone at voice addressing his fellow Sena tors. The bills on dunce are getting numer ous and the end la not yet. It is planing for the country to know that their Rep resentatives are aroused to the necmal tim of their constituents. The bill of Messrs. Corbett, in the Bonita and Inger= iieltiiii; ' * 7l ' :rt . ' :... ' ' '.l • ' •; 1 ; Mr. OrDetre• • 0 ;• ;• . -, z ' ~." -' to ilii',44teiksit- ~ ... .. - . 1 diajaziWitlithemosa' : ' idh*.iimi 1 OttiituthigiiiiM ".,..., Hp • i Weceetlatiez to Ohitirlhe! ;Lidding; artitaeraoThil=ffieseittosidu and the Wane 4 : .4.44, tiokiti *Ma taxat4ol3, 11144 thatxth*: I fOiwthe of Dmitreakike ~. , .psnisnhaily,l* tereste4 in exte*Rthet4eildWfrons tatca:• tioi. 0.44 1 . 4 50 W *it ~ 11. 4 441 "*.inillas aholitietkatthliMM.o4lordatkitAimt , milli Ititiii DIA 40 0 • 0 0. pad thtit DM qu ilio 4 4 4 4 1 011 / 6 1 0r,# . ,t4. 4 W-Oik oikticultii*:e,O i4o9, that Witt notnediroltes#' .; f theirjOs eid ElnaneM): • Mein sod* 00:4100Lia Ware: • • - Th o goit ountleriliTer of stritagling Cabs, was Llietl :711141 by - geneiot, Cogent & of Wilecain 4nrlPport of his resolution Co peas,oo.lthejllpanish gun boats from lassies mit-mmes; eontond. lug that sn'actaa I it* ; 014 1'14164MS and that we aboard. naiad amain*. The Gotland Lund:VlA oe Is ikineelpt of returns 'froin Mut' foliewlitirAutrot Land Moos, aLwiSth*, a lila, ,i9liat during the past month'.of.:loo;l44 genii. of the piddle landii: Daktitivieky, NeMeelM. 47,8151 illaryavine,' l :4Hka* 7 Xmi Vi mita; California,ll,oool• Elaorsummto; CalP fonda, 2,604 LluoolUNebraska, L 5,701; BC Teter, 111tutesoht. OM; Denvei,Col orado Torritory;.s,277; ',Salt Lake city, - Utah Territory; INO;' Tema ,•.Pointi Wisconsin; I,ol7:"Varnlfilion, Dakota Territory, 11;875; - EMI: Fhigiritnr.•MY•M! Wm. 2 , 797 : Fort *gi , . km, 11, 5,03. ' • ' . , •• • •.- . 0. ..1 ,- CLILEL: . , 'Dog Takf—Tho** Musty Intel ligencerilays "The ' law Passed' at the last session of thplegis.atuie requires the assessors to repot{ alb dugs over ono month old, and fix* iitUkes of fifty ets. upon each inimakta be placed to a fund for the reinunerationoffinch. persons as may have sheep kirraii or injured by mischierons canines. - Persons who suf 7 for longs ill their sheep fold by the at tack of dogi, on applying to the county oommissioneroand proving their tlama gok, are entitiedlithe innountoutbf the dog tax fund." - a , f- • In . view , of thelgrintl iMportancO of sheep raisinvltts the intennt of every one to sesibit, this law has a fair' ttlal. At priment It is well luiriwn that in spite of the law not our-hal f i the dogs have taxes paid. on them. The 'collar' should be rigidly atiforied wro th the owners borne upon it; dogs out collars de stroyed; and when dogeatv caught de stroying sheep thenwnCi, not the coun ty fund, polite thunagei t This Would insure eomo alnOunt of tier() on the . part riffle owner;anOtwi help !be object of :Abe tax. The whole quashn is ono of au- . prime ImporUnoe. -WO notice that it is urging itself forward in) every possible form, and stands tntore the public equal. to wonuut's nograge , •t the Alabama claims. ' ;". . . A. proposition Ras been made 1n New York for an intmunionildognhow. The basis of the enterprise nt h , that dogs- are a necessity man, mid at it is a man's duty to cultivate the- zu7quaintance and omnpanionshiret the, lest breeds and exterinitiate Abe worthless curs Which are rather sieurstiibtit tiblosalng. • • LbterJfiatram.--Xnele - Jaeob Zeig ler; of theflutterifsreldsays: We pilb lisb the feliowilif orderissued by Judge reiuson Coeptutpllln °entity, toshow bow . theidobnelnessinpourithere. We hope Our ;Judge" *lll lAA the matter into conshieration end get 'the llst of Jurors to be published I ,couiity. Butler [Beaver abnifisl among the few counties whore no such publication Is prdered, and while*, do not mention it because It would be Ofew dollersto yet it is s "home' thatAtudi publication! has not long_ aincstbilidt *bred. It Is an Import s ,* tittittnn API IcaPorintAnnt . a dared to be nopettis- County Commlwilon* and the fudges will consider the stibject . 'at the next court. flora Is Judgi h rearsons order. "It Is ordered by the — Court that when the Sheriff of Dauphin nty hereafter publishes his list of Jaren drawn fur any term, ho shall insert a notice below said list Oust in orery%where a Juror falls to attend agroettb , notice, a rule will be granted on hint to show cause Why a fine. should not bo Iniposed on such delinquent juror,' . 'Also, that all witnesses :subpconaod to attend court must promptly, attend, iii obedience lo such subrKena; and shfidd thoy fail to do so, a tine will in everx . c.se be impos. , ed on such` delinquent witness, In addi tion to the costa of the attachment, uniesi sufticlint calm be Shown fOr such failure to attend, as commands d?' ' • —An agent who 'lasi bOon limo on a tour of invoitigatlon, writes that, in Alin nosota, on tno St. Lords river, there is the largest slate formation in the world. Ho found Mounds throWn up from twen ty to sixty feet liigh,`tlie architect of na ture seeming to lutvotreetodt a city or slate, with streets , u la and sewers. In tho midst of the river there looms up an island seventy-tiveleec high, two hun dred feet long; and "Ono huridirod feet wide of pure skits. _oiitiOf the moat sin gular formation's the agent ever saw or heard of. Ho says there Isaiah) and room enough to work 10,009.1.... The coal tipple Of .Thinean, Cornell & Co., on the Youghiogheny river, was demolished Friday aftetoon by a train of sixteen cars loaded with coat which broke away from the check home, descended thi incline railway, cleared .very thing, befbre them and finally landed in a partially fill ed barge under the tipple, 'sinking It im • medtately. The losi is labnut three thou : • sand dollars. The employees arcinrid the tipple observed the cart : coming anti man aged to get ont s cht wity,just in tunic, so that none were Markets. PITTSIIIIIt4iBi OFFICE OF TII&Pl i t GAZETTE. tt Monnar. .;:0, BMA BUTTER—Ls being! sold at 30@i33 for fair to good, 85 for pritoq ind ®37 for choice. Supply fully up to the demand. BEANS—Steady at it 2 50 ®3. BIJCKWILEAT FLOUR—Sales at 41 l• @Met& " • • CRANBERRIES—tinoted at 812015 per bbl, as to qua li ty and condition:" • CHEESE—Quoted from 17 to 18 for Western Reservtn 19 for Factory;• 20 for Ohio, and 21 for New 'York Goshen. FLOUR--Is dull and neglected but unchanged. We continue to quote Win ter wheat norm at $578 25,- and spring wheat brands at $550 and gis 75: • GRAlN—Wheat is quiet and unc.bang ed at $1 15@il 18 for good -to prime red: Oats still reported steady ft 47 on track and 48@50 in store. I Rye Is. unsettled and irregular ; front all that we can learn there are but few cashLlbuyels above 95 —we understand that $1 can be 'realized by allowing time, and. it is rumirred that a largo sale was made and, other day at $lO3. Sales of new corn at 70075 and old at 90We. SEEDS—Clover,seed is quoted it s7® 8, and considerable offering. Flaz a e ed, is said, cannot be sold to the mills above 8:180. No Movement in Timothy seed. . • • 1 New .. Advertisements, ; Seasonable Gods For ran ' Agricultural . Steamer and Cauldron, Burrell, Smr,and Virginia Corn 'Mellen% Sinclair, Telegraph; Mumma, Eureka,Calmax. Galer nopper drip, Slade, Cummtn's and, Self Sharpening Ray, Straw and Fodder Cutter'. liar Pressol, small Threshers, Powerr, Send for twice bet. • • W. W.. XCNC-)Xi 137 Liberty etrenii Pittsburgh, ra iiewarenfindlationkof tha Sittehtit or Baltimore' Cutters. Be aura yott lie ;this =Me; B 9inclalr-&WO.: _ call in. thm:ina chine: " • I . ','"Nircv - "Yorirtfilburac., • _rim &guar Atitiftrar - PAlararl Nail* is the 4010 /0014414e10r iAe cilssmet, .Wcimtlv Newirpispeir t, .0 01 9141.4 , !m).0 1 _!) lever pm • that srattroassier.' Notli iis444. l l‘k! firr* : 9 616 0 , • • _ amenni an tAikospoenst eductoia • pubtusid 'Oa DAILY -TAMUNI.' eammt-inoss aarenr. =Mg: -am; Manny sad tleimillks row grow,* oe tbe most tatoreanad sad IT* swami aim Soot" e letters darii earla:B.omi* of vorismitiodente. blest sots :Mechlin Jr/Tei• 31,1"mal n =" 1 "b."1 1 1 4 10 . 11::: wWw; llys at i = " Pramealags Ceammen sad Sumileiglftmni Woo la madam lersigs Orare rrocelcen army stasman inelsalra m amma of -therrouseltspot ins leinems• ChM at American lAstlatim Talks about Irak; Stolen, Dry Goods. sad Gazers! Martel Ri ga, Yen itiani of 04 Mud= institute kir- Isms' Club, a tbe minas*. Astioaltsnl Ireparta, la tacit inimlicr;are natty worth a reat . ll althea*. IioiriCULTIMALDWARMILIVIT. ••- To keep pace srlth the wowing interest In peen. tlaitladwlt sad to eataptil a. th !Inquest an. peals nun all parts of the with for ht - fonnatlos gaged practical eiuunoteren ea we IWO es. gaged the weskits of a the who 10 experkseed to royal stabs to w In aWM sthle a astir or articles the Yinstromott of Small Tarns; Trek and Verdant, ttalPthl; and hawk* make Ikea 90. i tlint Metal an ',edge nth:Wow trout plan sto the phthalate dhiposal °gibe cop& o(late les» Mae has boon a lathattre bashew carried Co by wthrthentied men In minas worth. Ws and old plants sneer new names to the Ines, =THIITRIMINY will be always. ready Pe" Loner against any suck Intpothlen. that comas within oar aaawkdge. YNTEILLNAIAT DSPAItThItTT. To iesike THE TMUNIE Mal more Voidable to Its sgricultund reed b, we havemegaged Prefer nor lama Law. Veterinary Burgeon In Cenwell University. to, earner enrollees coeoembig din wises' of Uattle, - Bonee. Sheep, and other gained tle Woe* ind So presnrlbe rekindles: • Aliment end prascriptions will be given okay Ihreterk the °alum - ea of - THE TRIBUNE We sure that this now .fasture In THE TRIBUNE will and hugelyto Us realm% as ell owners or animate are flame to need the Information peolkerred. luqulr. lee should be made as brief en pomade,' that thi qacetions, answer* and pnrocrlpeees may be Dub. tubed ingather. In mart, we latent that TUE TRIBUNE shall keep. In the advance It en that may, In' tug manner, concern the Agricultunt. llanatoctunug, Weber and ether interests of the country, and teat for variety and completenew, It shall remain altogether the most rateable interest. tug and' instrueuve XioesrePalt .puhliehed In the world. It has been well observed that a careful readin andn study oldie Farah& Club Reports In TH E. TRIBUNE MOD° will Me a fernier hundreds of .dollars in his crop.. 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' AU the elaborate ,end intricide ma chinery of our atabllatunent—perhaps the moat complete In America—le devotee to the purpose of making TILE WEEKLY TRIBUNE the beet and Cheapest newspaper in the world. The result Is toil we have eo eystetuatlavt and ame n ded oar =our= that every copy of THE WE EK LY TRI BUNE contains as MICA "matter as a duodecimo volume. i Think of It I For two dollars the sub. Gather to TUE TRIBUNE • for one mir buys as sitheit reddlag matter as Slump AsjUW a stag' sil 'AU libewy lathy/4 returnee containing Vie great. sit wort' in the krageope. The fume ortheapnees an no further go THE WEEKLEY TRIBUNE la the piper of the people. Rae the eager student may learn the but lessons of science. Here the =Mar tasty read reviews of the best books. lime may be found correepondence troth all parts ofthe w«eld, the ob. mnsuons or sincere and gifted men, who sore TUE TRIBUNE In almost every country. TILE 'Minh It is stroag try reams air ite mot , Nous simulation uoil great sAeapness. It has long been eoncieled that T/111- WEEKLY TRIBUNE has the largest etteulatton of say newpaper in the country. km year* We have misted twice aa many Preen, oerbaps, as all of other weekley Mt. dons or the city MUM mantithed. This Is why we are enabled to do our work so thoeumbly and cheaply. The larger our circulation, the better paper we can make. • treat ere Wpm:Red soggsetionif Many. Let every subicrther renew Lb subscription. and WV his neighbor to do the same. Ilt a man cannot at fad topes .two dollar.; let hies salami club. by la disclose ids neighbors ta subscribe. and we wilt send him a dopy matte for his trouble. No nem. peer so large and coosplesso 1011 WEEKLY TRIBUNE was ever beam . offered se so low a price. been when oar currency was at par with gold, no each overbid TIIICTIUMTNE mu other. ed it that price; and The Tritium-them Castes ter km than It now does: We bare solved the pro blem of making the but and cheapest newspaper In America. i TEO'S OP TIIILWEEKLY TRIBE/NIL TO MAIL SOBOCIIISZEB: One copy, one year, Ed 11116(.11 *LOO , 5 copies, $0 :10 copies to oleo address. esch (and one extra copyk 10 cupful .to moms of subocribera .at One l'Ortojko, SEGO each (and one extra copy); VO copies to ate address, $L esch and one extra copy k copies to wow of •seoertturs at ens Postedles,sl.3senchland met extra copy): (0 copies to one address, $1 each ~Mose cam copy); 80 copies fo wow of owl). ra - ot ono ttotollor, $l.lO eafft (and one leas 00P14 ' The-New—York Semilfreekty Tribune Is published every Tuesday and Friday; and being printed twice a week we can of course, print all ibat appears In oar weekly edition, Including el , ory Using on the subject 01 Agriculture, and can add 'much internam: and valuable matter for which there Is not sethclent room In Tan Wags, ix Toucan. Tue earn-Weanwr Tautens also glees, In the course of the year teen or four of the DIST AND LATEST EOEI.II.AIt NUYELN by living authors. The cost of thee° alone, it bought in book form, would be from six to eight dollars. Nowhere else can so much cement In telligence and permanent literary matter be bad at so cheap a rate u In TUE REM WEEKLY TRI BUNE.. Tenni of Tbe Semi-IVeekly Tribune: saltitalbors, 1 copy, 1 year 1104 acrobat] Clippies, 1 yr. " . " e , " or over, roe eta copy, Pao t* remitting for 10 copier. IPA . wilkr.cetwe #n extra For will srtirtyfoor copies and Tux Linn Tanury. • , • fbr'llE NEW XOll5. DAILY TIIIDUNE la pub. ed every cumulus (Sundays excepted) at 1110 year ; $3 for efx month.. - . *IIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC. ISM Price 20 eta. " " • Reprint, Iti3S to ROL _l2 volumes. MU bound, $lO. RECOLLECTIONS OF A BUSY LIFE. PT Roa accUßltaLT. Various styles of bhollog. Cloth 'ES 16; Library . $2.50; Ralf Morocco, $1; kW Cal: 1.2: 'Swam Antique, $7. MARGARET FULLER'S WORKS. 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To Consozoptlvai: •ru advertiser havlig been restored to Width In. kw weeks, by a eery ilipple remedy, after bartv euttered 'several years with a severe Inuit affection, and that dread Weems, oiosomption, In aniloos to make known to his tenoW sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire it, ho will send a copy of the prescription used (free of ...large), with the direr Rom for Preparing and swing the same. which they will dad a sires mita run Corstrxrnon. Amen ni3Ononcnrets. etc. The object of the advertiser In sending the Proscription to to benefit the Mk ardjend spread Information which he conceive' to Invaloable ; and ho hopes wear aufferer Ida remedy. is It will cost them nothing, and y petite a Westing. Parties wishing the pre- - Iption will please address • . Dm EDWARD A. WILOON. Williamsburg. Kings Co.,,New York. ' Error* of Tooth.! A Gen mean who 'offered for yeirs from Net. oos Debility, Prostate:. Decay, and all tbeethets of Se4threl thdiecredon, will, for me sake of. sq. tering Itteeseity; send the to all who need It, the receipt end directions for making the simple rem edy by which he was eared.. Sufferers linking to peon by the advertiser's eXpetietai, Okada so by :dressing, in Pineal emiddence, • . JOHN B. 001/01. yLtly] ' No. 41 Cedar street. New Tack t 46 1 i Wmprl pared to furneoh tilt cheers with meant eiloy - palmate,. the whole of the time or for the isiments. &WIWI new. aghtralad MAW Fers%af either sex Pr easily rtlonal earn hoes eta. t i t! fwe .'l lll6 a sem by de. v g their Mee to the intainess. Hayseed girls earn neatly as much as men. That all who nee tiro may sand tbdraddro.e and attest the bus. • loess, we snake this ouparalieled oder s ..To seat as arena welt Nuelea. we will send di donor to pay for the Deeds of writing. Full ponticobors. a minible sample, which edit dd to snenteestar laaaketi, and s espy of TheAraples Literary Rms. nonion—tme of the largest and best family mss. eapem pnbtished—all seat free by mill. :11 •Yarlyrilet palallaant,ipatable work, Meru; a. CO. darliatit,44. : octrtaill. Died. WORKMAN—At her residence In Ilea veraa., on the 18th of Dee., Me, Mrs. . Elizabeth Workman, aged 83 years. , Nero Advertisets. Sray Steer.—Coue.to the portetree at the subscriber to &r Barrer township. Ham crusty, es or about the let ot Mute. row aOur. lacer, about eue pow end halt el& -No elher mark* perealreable. The ovum le nmereted a I m P ert7. Pay doettst sad take hilt= Pala /Mead 11. Ragg. a Ca. Beata& 413 Mama area. eldhL. PS. `~e~io'~dver6~e~ie~s, DA.ltx and - wExicix: MEM 1870. .., • • , As a noloollallamoolapor;moorlag money lobar ma to feral toe Wart out moot mils. Mt la iaeal. ma the logrbao,: tosolotoat.. sad pusioloat mapaamit steam option la anal mai MI.; "Nall or Amass. Soomou. Iltramaluseat loaleala potato, olloarn as the ammo kw at .6,=".; lad, may dostrlptkm . at Maiming am. 14 - al Mbyte ovum Molt aradiam !alba ilataMem is la tia i l betteltl Pat ia pith. SIMS ism bamaralt, oliat. aa,L=l oltddi lola Cad oat owii Ms • NMI* Naga amadmaeof tboolisalo— aa Italotandallt /141ablkro joarsol. Mai advs. ' *a tights said istmoto psapke,—T4 Miamian lbamooetataredaaa any tataleam - Italia Praia' tratikr• Palmy. - • ', - dad lam lui , 1 u Ota mak at tatiniviolat. aid tbe darOopmeat st Mos. Who la inerytalag OM k Takla& ea. It Idea el aat hog at asee aid kimally mak k alkaloid toV e raldsla and in, Use Madad air k sad isatillk. ak As a Ile pukka:oB*mM Oa saktart wt. It dealt id* =lawakes Irak in omit wlek la get at ordi mad Oka atly good sad capable aka la Ake. -, . . • • :.- - -TSis it romigdela Taper, lad Mies eo thalr support sad °t uptake robes thou tbr iktoes of - polkkal ludera.• Rae Ms k dose so lo rats: - /Is lodepeadent gauss— wont sepertalbr la dssoustiss buislatirs wrap. Ilan sad rummies the preellsos of Ibmwo Is elks diumilir # o. limegmadop It Ow of Ow sown as the hmereWee dhilesseet ts sad dehmachirt pony taped. ; Of the it lag swami ha Ibis WINO Ms pant sad It whims no dif. kraut la Geld of joormalbut lis Ude megani than s Isernallasting pablkt pa= cord to It. To prima WOW to their sad good Wake will be Us uosetsat esdearor. 11, las Ltv• 'taper, Awl mks with Ow kadiss Jammed Which we thoroughly awake loan tat kcal m on. Its News Damorteunt Is 'brays freak sod lakU. - Its edited. sit we Intl:its wlthi a miss* fa thaw. .IW/far. kid Reports mad Mai .ma , W News sadhartsits are sweat to apply Ur wait easetlieg thimesdr of th• Isislassa . - It 111 a Prorporees andlarewlag raper. Swiss trom tie net sou ahead. sotairltddni older occu of des said of )wwwdliew. sod u kas attaine b u n prespadly sad cone to esert as Women second to'ao paper hi the State. red It hat fairly weave rank of the Int paper Is Pb. It the verdict of anripaper neaftil In It to a Para of Isullatatte. . It being read more generally than any other Pitt,- wtnitlog °r eli e: b rt a twwa .. tonte re theiri test news la sought, and as an independent paper prltmd,—lo Banking Mouses. Counting Rotuma, and tae Family Curie. wham It la welcomed no a Mashies and intellectual minemity, and where Its Inductee Is MOW and Inereming. lap Past searse b tan beat tereallireada. And It to felt that Users is no neeemity for tidal& lag in new prokssions or making treall prowdem. It memo, while adhering to its standard In poli tica and morals to improve as It programa, and omit nothing that will add to strength on In anise Its atiefulnesc • The Next Year. The Co imincuL eaten an another year strong and hopeful. and with a deliberate purpose ear. *Went with what bee been said above. Aod It dons not hesitate to sat the co-operation (Wall who approve of that purpose. No besitation le felt in saying that it desire this lumen In Inereastug Ile circulation and enlarging the sphere of Its use fiances. The season I. at hand when Congress and the LogWatnre win be In session, end stirring errata at both the National sod State Capitol will be transpiring. Thri Meaillltell of tbe splendid adk ministration alien. Grant Will soon be before the eountry-embrechig torstiona of the deepest in terest to may reader and tax payer. The State Leglalature, too, aril; present matter of Interest. Abroad the signs an- ardneating; and at home in the geld of politics, popular movements relating to Macedon and rellgtot a xjnestkine, b =m Iwg. Of width no ow 400 rant, and eancernbig warithat la omen tLl to be known will be the alai of the Comm cwt, Mend. Terms. WPe►.llo per year; 113 lir sir. maths; Wee months: DaIOSS 60 Mae Weekly Commumelliall Is a large 'lltl column newspaper, containing km advertisements Its ample columns contain a complete compsodlerta oftbs NEWS OF THE WEEK, the leading editorial., fronillte Deny. and all the Yoretiyn and Home Markets, careltilly repotted and corrected gni:pronely tor :he weekly op to the date or each Lane. It earphatkally A Family Newspaper. TIBILBIGL-4$ CO per year, (taverlablv In ad vance.) 1.11 Clans of terc $l5O. Speciosa neaten sea Itee. Bead lee Oftlogns g eed DIA et Fuse. Andrew, MILS 001111IIIIMICIAIL. Plitabanilk Pena's. rIIIIIPHANIP COURT WM.—By nista. %,„/ of au area of U e Ot Coost of Brea coati. ibe Iladenilltoen flitnalloe of Babied P. Carthiek. eleeested. late of the dryad amity of Phßidelphla.l34ate of hmuisylmik, will avow e e to la Meba ne sale by : d S APublic. erf Vendee a , at tbe xtald, Court Howe lStatfl Monks', January'ad, 1870, at 1 o'clock, p. tee., all the undivided asaborth of that certain parcel (slot ofgrosad slash In Ohio Ty.; Deaver Couuty, Pennsylventa. bounded u iollows: Beginning at a point Wadies loath.[ the northeast comer of the south abutment reilts LSO. Beaver Bridge oe Dower the State line be. tween the States nr Ottiosod Penneyhails, times down the west olds of Little Boner Creak the On following courses and distance.. via Doelhelde gresarest penths.; theses south Md.. grecs east 10 ; asset south 311 degree east ,14 perdu*, • south 71 Petteeee east to a rot la a high blue. thence math CI sr east•• 111400 t . perches into Little Beaver Creek; thence op said Creek the six fallowing courses and distance., els north 6 degrees west 116 pen:b ee; north 611% degrees west 10 percher; nails 75% degrees west 16 perches; oath el degree west Li perches; north lb% dames west L. percher, north SO degrees west tel perches: north 731 i, degrees west 06 6-10ths perches to the timeline aforesakt. and thence along said State line soothers:o' 611- 100ths perches to the piste of bminutog; contain. e g tire acres r and Si perches. Tbl Is within the posed to be il territory,ood "o le lan " d." on oil tt Beaver Creek, and sup. Terms: Cub in baud on confirmation of the male by the Court. The pardoner to pay all expense or E th tering mi sn i l uz s i tur i tr the de ed. n 111 .. fiarther deettte] JAMES GILL, Ada' r. (111.11.11ANIP COMM' BALE.—Ica Par anion. By 'trimaran arderartbe Orphans' Court of Bearer county, the andeisigned, admin istrator of John deceased. and Trams sp• pointed‘by said Court to make sale of his rest er. tate under proceedings in partition, will emote to sale by Public Venda; on the premises, on Tuesday, January 4th, 1870, et 1 ceeloek p. m., all that certain farm or trart of land (late the homestead of said deceased), situate shout three miles and a half from the borough of Beaver, In Brighton township, Beaver county, —being the south part of tract No. IS, in IPLain'a district—bounded as . follows: Beginning at a stone pile at the mouth east corner, thence math iris(, degrees wen 110 perches to a post on Ilse of Morgan s land; thence along said Morgan's land north eat; degrees west lug - 540th. perdu, to • pat; thence ty hada of Peter Itelaingernorth east degree' east ICIO perches to a , c r ixt mi the east line of stud tract No, St thencel d east le: li lt/the perches to the plate of Ding; contain. Ingloo scree sedge perches. About Slum cleared and In a good state of cultivation, balance well timbered. Land of good quality and well watered. Improvements—egood dwelling house, hem, and other out 'buildings, (being the homestead im provement ofs dd deceased) • shoo; a good tenant house, with necessary out blending", Excellent orchards,etc. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money In hand on sonirmatlon of sale by the Court: one. third in one yea• from thaidate with teemed from same lime, and the ternelnkg one-third at the death of the widow of the sald - deatmed bi ti In md ie tercet thereon to be p ai d to eald widow. n a h l e m p e r n em o e b s e . 'h i e brye ond Wings ex pense orpreparlag deed, bond and mortgage. and stamping the same. For farther Informs:km In quire of theundersigned at hearer. Ps. JOSEPH C. WILSON. dectkEtwj Admer th hearer. UNION HOUSE, A. • BOYD ROOK, Proprietor. Successor to John B. Clark. GOOD STABLING &mann". BEAVER,' EA. doe 8 WI apr t. NEW HOLIDAY BOOKS AT THE Beaver Book. Store. Elegant Photcgraph Albums, Nice Pock et and Family Bibles. Girt end Sabbath School Books. -AU kinds of 13lomery. Diaries and lllll`a•Almanam, Waft and Copy Stooks, Toy Books for children, and School Books in general dedi lin. CallitrilANSP away *&L*.-111 elites 1,./ elan alba t i htA d Otpbeaa• Court of Beaver . roe - Adedolatratot of the es tate Y. deed, will expose to sale by pubLbi rumba sa the premises. OM l ifonday, January Brd, 1870, at 1 Womb, p. m., all that Anstalt. lot of Ea New Ma sets* plea ot lots Trie borough of la and oesaly. base& at well by Tided stied. Honk by Locust stmt. mil by Nub alley. Sid walk by lot No. le, In bar NI feet on flint tenet, sad extradlow back ISO Get to Saab alley. on 'Mob la cremate two story brick hove wltk a tames, oatbaUdtags. Sm. TkUMS—lies Ulna of tba patimpa me= band oa coallnastlea oftale. sad tbe In two equal anus! payments Pam that date will bnemat. Tbe delbmed lanallamats in be asemal by bandied mentypt. The payebmw is ply Id Wa cor pewit( dead, bond sad ICatalaptag at Ms as mo.. Ste tar= madam lava* of the J andamdawed. OSIIM C WILSON. namtalanatom dielit.. ELECTION NOTICE. • Nifileeet. Bees elf New. inteltlna De. n,_ MU - The Stockbehiete atm Ifausal sow et lol* del the eased =Mte electron ef ate Mean" fef the ensuing feet win behalf Ann Beene In Nen Winston tik theseeem Teeing, eel of fantail seen, vi" worsts Po 1 " n IS ". o'clock dean &CV /4"Zr u zp ot lit oo ikard •n , • Misr ammonia.' Owns*Diroeiros co dio 1 1 1 .66., T00r .. of Ur Coun t,.. Doom . will saa a al pe omoty Poor Nowio ow MIA" Doe. Mt, INO. s us want, si„,,,wbook mad where Duly win Sp. poises linwruil woll Molds' Ow as wicosolDig per. AN oppOrallo lb, ado positions ortll plow ,see Hwy miollootlpo in prom at that Ulm • • JOHN lIIHNTS. tit•tOti. , • Piwiklost a awl iBErr'7?V4T7INViI 2=!!!! 1 4 1 51.4..P.15. - .,. WIIOLRUIE DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS UM EASTEIUV PRICES. liale.Apats tar maimara nne mumti, • . Orwadoe Barred 78... th, iszowiffril No. 116 Wood Ntroart, PITTSBURGH. PENN. ace.6:3m. BEAVER DRUG STORE, IH,N9 YkliPll/AAPAII, Dug at & AVotheasr V, BEAVER. PENN. iLtLER IN PURE DRUGS ADD lEDICIES, PERFUMERY. SOAPS. & TOILET ARTICLES. PURE WINES AND LIQUORS, For Medical Purposes.. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHM3, BRUSH Et 3, &C., &C. CRUDE AND REFINED 0114 of the gtestest variety, best quality and at the rely lowest 411412)121 urA g ents for Fahnestock. Mullett and Scha arta', Strictly Pure White Lead, the oldest and best brand In the market.llll steals'. WALL rAPEU. WALL PAPER. WALL PAPER. The lamest sad despot stock el Wan Pirpre la Ewer Comfy. BOMB, BOOKS, BOOKti atimi x == al Gill Batt Mt Wale for Ile lition, 11=1 STATIONERY, STATIONERY. STATIONERY, As eztessive mkt" of Paper, Zaire lopes, lasi Pend* ( Mid and litecl Pas, bk ud Sting* ie.. Ike. Ire are the SWUM Agent lathe celebrated Foley'. Gold Pen. far this County; those Redder a good Gold Pea. would do well to see the before purcbsetng. We do the Agent tor gas County for Yrider's Photograph blarrlag CertMeste. 'TM &Glasgow of Ckfromes la respectfully called to this, se we can sell them at the seas discount m they would get from the Patabber. Amato, School Gov ernment to sale at Publlsbtrs' Prkal. We bare ennatiatly on band Floor 011 Cloth is large moiety. WINDOW 19.13.410D.7311 5 1. WINDOW OIL CLOTH. RUSTIC & PAPER SHADES. OM band r%. ..a Variety Goods Imitable for tie iletkiam . J. - F.. PRICE, Deett Breedinty, 21411 Waal CARPETS arm easa NEW f r GOODS. A SPLENDID ASSORTIMIT OF WHITE, • CHECK AND• FANCY MATTING& FOR SUMMER WEAR NOW OPEN. FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW BRUSSELS TAPESTRY ISIMISSOMIAS. THREE PLY CARPETS & INGRAINS to MI oar stock since the clam of the heavy Opting Trade. Oliver lloClintopk and -Co. 23 FIFTH AVE., Prl7B,BtliGH, PA. jun 30 69 Im. Great Distribution By Ms ItetiorClitaa GUt mint To tram of Ikery. Tic prams a. PriZIS 5 Con gllterdto/4501:Intfto eta STAN n Go do SOPS WO do do SOO 511 do do URI IGO do do ICO n Uwe t Rosewood net Inn to $lllO 15 do do. Reloisoes do 75 to WO AA domes llarteeto ' do Id to 11011 OoM Wakebm do kb to VA Pi Mom Sertewartv rm, outbid at MAW AeWeatodnwaa scir d lbe abare pane for meta.owm Ile beta Prtme are saa la ea. esl owl welt Ow reedolda. a oeMid dMi amn draws 'd dodos ead wi t by mall to Ur Weer. TM mine aimed maw Mid bi dellkwed to tie ticket bolder ow panted al Om Mar. reties are tost~l Mai lOW addnie by impress or Mara Tee MI Mow wbat pita kr mem yes MI be IA A. Prim fora Mr, drawee mbar. No : limb. Oar puma coo dada om Air deetbig: Essamort-Wo MIMI the MINASdem =Ow bem leatursre Vaissibie=o cP sr° 4 :4 W i t _iv-. „mi..: ~....11.1dularee, De. maA l Zet st.. ....lain • Altdmrs• Sammalikaked o : arressice. nue - w• pa aw mow wigwag podatlelo• - ordowoi or was dna rdlabto sad Maffei doh. ewers M any . ribune. Wm • We Mow don to boa talr dada; tdm-yy /Nom tray • Maud or oars diur filloo pnw added was prootptly recelte&-Doely.som Joe AL ' . • stedsordresiar. =oral ato dpaY to gianadoed low •- r •Lr M e rl* foe ilk no i fors& ir — bulg Mould be Manned to 11111111111MIlle MINIM dr 0411... ottalbaj ; Ilwesteniya taw Tut& 161311010 TOWS IMlSolll,—Laissat Testa .E 4 ~try ants ban Nos* tbs sabrattar co as maw ot btu, ot "elisill =i mulm" = "l " on pavans to rid ars to odasat Vow car= bll = l = poussaf to no t* s o = . Boaz; W INJOTT, r. A Safi aidlikes*k:Cilds. 'Asthma Balisam*At bilassaa, . si Commisiss,' tad ' _ , dus Them sad Lays; utiliblea mel a Pa** Oaliksfir nt.A. u trOgirlalo Nlat alee l isonldaa araNclos. .• • • . SO MICK P I TY WNW Pal SOMA WI _L= l ad 4 - 11 11 17 44 ' 141 .tangimi . •,. . • . ' : Ayers lEUtir t Vigor, For restoring • Grey Half tt its natural Vitality and Color. is: dressing which onos agreeable. healthy, and Altai for .preserving the hair. Faded or gra) rea to its . original tea with the gloss • emil peahen isieth. Thin hair of is thick.. mot falling hair checked, and bald. ewes often, thougly not always, turd by its use. Nothing can restore the hair where the follicles are destroyed, r the glands atrophied and decayed. But such as remain can be and foe usefulness by this application. g Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty moll. meat, it will keep it dean and vigorous Its occasional use will prevent as from turning gray or falling * and sonsequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations, demerits and le:jukes to the hair, tisk Vi eau only benefit but not harm it. if wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found so . desirable. Containing neither oil . nor dye, It does not soil white cambric, and rot lash Tong on .the hair, giving it a rich glair lustre and a grateful perfinne. • Prwared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Plum= AJD Juusamen. Cloaam, LOWELL. DIAS& PEWS sLOO. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, roe Diseases of the 211.101 i and Zents, such se Coteau', Colds. Whooping osteth. Bronchitis. ,herkSts. _ and Conasampalan. Probably sever bent, in tba whole history 4 sustaine.bm anything was re widely gad ',dandy upoa the coarkbasce of assokind, sa thl• ercellsot 'wordy Ihr itsslonoaary comphunts. Though a Sorg saws of yca ta, and enseug must of the mem of esru It has torn hiabcr awl higher la their animas. pos. as e. has p Imams balm , sra. Ito vanistra dasrsciar aw ed stor to cora the whim alatanms of the lungs ti Worst, have made knotni as a table protector against them. Wide adeptul ro milder forms of disease and to young child's'', ts at the same tune the moat eltretual tompody that am be given for incipient consumptios, and We I m. serous altedloas M the throat and lungs. As a p.. 'loon against sadden attacks of Crory, a lbw .1 be kept on band in every fannly, and Wised are sumettntes subject to colds and couglat„ should beprotided with the antidote he him Chasswaspaloss is curable, sun great at ores. li eu u ,7. cam seamed 'tithed, here been elm ear n!. Lod the patient restored to mead by Pretorrd. he complete Is its mu , te oTsirge thunders of he Leers and . 11:;t the most obstinate of them Meld to it. Mhos toss ing else could meekz dmat w indeLtbe Cherry Sarni they subside and Ilsomre mod Puha& Sposher . e - limi gruel pus. Cation from Asthma t w o Wheys rdlesed mod Ohm orhune hued by It I n is genendly enrol by takes, t: l'Arrry Protos: as snsaLl end thersest rev,. So act:trinity a re Its virtues known that us r . I lot pubbsit the reddleates of here. or do r , Mutt assure the public WY its are I , mamtained Ayer's Ago On -, • • Poe Paver and Aerie. Intermittent P. Chill Pewee,. Uimittent Paver. Dv.. Ague, Periodical or Bilious Paver. • • . and indeed ail tho affections which r ••• from malariona. marsh. or m/aame•Aw poisons. As Its name Implies, It does Com. and Ihs• DM. Containing neither Arreole.Qalimie, Rims line. nor Any other mineral or por.onon• sotto,. - whatever, It In nowise Ware. any patties. Dumber and importance of 5n turn In rite ark, p • UirtA, ore bernat nermint, and we '• without a parallel in the history of Arlie roar Dur pod. . is manned by the seknowledentre.' • termite of the rubes, ewes effected in I . rose, and advent other remedies Mot wholly I Unaeellmalryl PerYidlo. either maidens in •'. travelling throuab tniseniatia localihrii, and by lorted by Mame the AU fl!! CrltC For Lime Complaint... arising from tem. if the Layer, it ts an excellent remedy stinitil, Ire Um into healthy. netimay. • Foe &Ilona Maniere and User Coaditaint... , •• to enfant temedy. predating maim aide r, narkanki cures, where mbar raedidnes had Prepared In , rat. J. C. ATiai Ji CO., Pranks. nid Analytical Chemists. Lowell,, *gm, said seer al round the &mom gray and Wed Hair to hs ORIGINAL COLOR, removes Dandruff. CERES ILL DM= Of TR SCALY, Prevenu- Bsumass, and makes the hair grow Soft, Glossy and Luxuriant. UN ad TIN pm Mk lad lath is a hi hp k. Prapuoal b SEWARD, BRUIT &CH aII ENEY. wts Bunk. N.Y. !al[ by &ne NOTICE-LIIIIIIC. To adlien. nosone, tokkleyen and pas . MIIIS:I7.:"ZITZYCJES Vanport, and sate time end money. It le lee my beet Lame. ee It le @trona end van whit mote mortar, and there fano mane to It. We basso bat the bat stone end tits Darned Jut Kitt ; the and le mot mired tallith@ stone to tam ea that there Is no idea or ander to It. naelthyere need net sift It or ran It NM mike mortar, Idahoan erre a good deal et Ilea Too con away, get It ttah—ted lot If yen went to LARGE LUMPS. Boas to an to bar* end tt. Bram pinks Is twisted Is odor, Mr speak wane It awl try w .sell air hderlar artldo at kw WOO prior. - lid are tt, or try some. Uae dellrerod promptly to ardor at Reasonable Rates Salad oasis to Me r'sur"vizsg= w. a. allsaver ftilltiMamo MO PAM Brighton Paper Mills, BEAVER FALLS, PENN'A. PHISITING, MA.14171 1 711.4, ROOFING, BAILING, .2' Hardware, Gbh's, Straw. RAG AND CARPET .X 2 MI 3EL lEO MANUFACTURED -- 1 0'D SOLD AT Wholesale & Retail ►y ' rralet letV 10., We Third Avenue. • rrniarscia 1r-sap till= is attain.. F
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