sinater -31.-lirdistzAxr. . yiumiscii 4 Rl!m 1 „ • •. ITYZ J MNBX IO4 O II F i k iC :10 • r:.. ; Dartthi PAlttli= l - 4410 r 45010111Ver rige: 4 oL moadabeolall9 o o . firL'4l l abdl for theta s have metAtUgh ti „ • =W m. ' • ,Pa s 7oiriaclCZAtitTnti h 'Mega and vieesib, thOttretti teiddtir ' smelled itersoif Mutating: , iffghitmhadalor charadteivuflogg' ,Otaly,raetralr ways interesaing.„"l (*seethe. as well as a otiltitOrlideillec nal tri nisi tkeniskdadratisliaeOnT thlif w„llgh dingtf4eNtgos u rc l ai,o l eWMee,OFthekTOtvlP4 als'tnerisim!elif the world s •efAuelPas tures that have "shown 'themselves mildly superior. But those whit WM been born and succeeded the-throne Without doing anything to deserve it hive no snore attraCtion for me th an a a ea r a eor on the Stand, or a droskle driver- a the Nevski)]. ,Stak. thermal • tine dr-wortle-ioolo4l.7hts: wltealt passea s under onsea.kgreal awl for the present let us glance at three •oe the •queens: •Here Je• Ictorki, Queen of °Mit Mai. I give' her full thtie,l9r ll 9oe: Wm/ChM for h Moment sh eever turd aught to do with I thrills/Olden - to cleanse It for so. mutth &Aiwa 1 , EverromiTemeMbensthe youthful pictures or ' the Queen, ih which' she was eeeresesitedes a eoltielYi whole= itorhe English gill; Who . wou ld Make hived Wild 'm(1411)1140 mother.—. Nolloubt.she biwersomexesemblance to the but one would not .believe' tto see the original now.— Fut„notildr, and fifty; she -has not a sweet:exPreesion . khl lien whole body. Ow' Whet to blame for thistsaVe • •theiled:y; but her extreme plainnes -4tet downright' homeliness, indeed —tits. :certainly -a misfortune.. Her light- tritium heir,, rather . thin, he' Intik and writer eyes, her ungracefu; mouth r her limey face, with its gem • miler citie, and her square ponderous ligureonaltis her, In apparent*, at esery inch a washerwoman. It is commonto.say of ordinary women -O at. they -are very, because -nothing die tun haeall xxl itio of Vie , Aerie, the phrase grew current, "She -is nethright, bet she . is an excellent 'wifeaW suoth'erM • '• TNo English have' adifferent st:ory 'now. ' They declare she led the Prince Consort a very sad life; _that she i s . extrerairhigh- tempered and stub born -that 'she - irmereenary,- even sumo, ami.not label right mind. A very lame tenticiii or-her subjects are weary or her.' Bile has reigned too • long—thirty one years. ' They • wan:: a change; -*Specially since she le '1 gone into retirement mei injure. trade by her parsituonioushess. IIe; abdleatioe would he welcomed, tho' the Priem of Wales—declared to be ii bliteksuald and .a profligate—ls no wore popular than she. if. half the talcs they tell of ifierebe true, no lion entitle man should recognize him—a know without - brains, principle, or lustre It is astonishing how much gossip, and of a very ill natured kind there is about McQueen. You never heard the quarter of it on your side of the sm. Not a great deal of it can be true; but that it is constantly repeat ell prover the wide disfavor into 'which the sovereign has fallen. tier position is notenviable. She is aware of the feeling of her subjects-that they would gratefully accept her 115:: -diettion; ! but, with' an obstinacy the. she comes honestly by, she will nei ther emerge from her selfish isolation .nbr surrender a throne she has ceased to till. How different it Is with Eugenic, Enslaves of the 'French Y Though not so much loved by the people us she has been—since she has flattered them ims—she is still to their imagi nation the beautiful iiird fascinating woman they delight to 'honor. She has certainly been very pretty;though time has sharpened' her features, and anxiety made lines she seeks to con ceal with eoomethw • That ohm is verylotereiting all who have met her agree. She is A cos. mopolition In 'character, as she may • well he, with her English, Spanish, and French blood, her wide travels, and her varied experiences. Whets she was the Countess di Tetra she had the teen tat loi of a desiesnitetequette; and admirers and lovers followed in her train Millie way from Madrid to Paris.- Louis Napoleon, blase as he was. Win tired by her charms and greets, and added himself to the long list of her worshippers. No , one thought his attentions serious; per haps lie did not so regard them at Brat. But she had tenquered the man who haii exhausted sensation. Ile married Eugenio for the sonic reason Edward IV wedded Elizabeth . Woodville • and like her, Eugenie made one of the best of wive s . f it be true that repentant gallants make excellent husbands, is it not equally true that confirmed coquettes beenne the used devoted wivts ? Yes, emallytrue, for both are false. Once married the Empress Eugen ie changed like the morning sky.- Her high ambition was satisfied, and she was desirotetto be what her sta tion culled for. 'rhe selection of the Emperor delighted the people, for it might be said ho had taken a consort from the ranks. She labored earned ly for the good of the country, vs she understood it. She became the coun sellor cif he husband, the sharer of his Inmost secrets; and her quick instincta, her tine tact, and her clear imdersmndleg made her counsel val- • 'ruble. What rarely happens in roy al marriages, the' two were equally fond of each other,--he froin the first, she from developmen t. Sinus the blrtit of the Prince Im perial she has been the meet devoted of mothers. She is thoroughly -we manly aiitethe delimits health of tier I son has nnidelier consecrate her life to him. thd dearmt wish alter heart that hcilillihi be strong, and the • ' next dearest that he shall be the Em peror df the French. Her maternal , solicitude.has made her timid anti doubtful, and the uncertainty of the thingsef - this world has mused her to lean on expectation in the next. •In a word she is now a devotee. She trusts in rosaries,massei end offerings, and threege them hopes to make her mem, her husband, and her sun se cure. • ' Even as she ricks Along the Champs Elyasees, and In tie Bois, que.can see sadueas hag crept into her natu rally light Nett :There areshadows •in and under her beautiful eyes the curve of her dainty mouth is sli g htly broken; the faded brilliancy o her complexion Is hidden under the rouge. But her form continues all roundness and symmetry and her toilet the expression of perfect taste. Troubled„, tried, superstitious, the woman Is above the Empress Tha.ex-Queen of Spain, whose pri vate residence is one of the fittest in the city, foolishly expects, It is said, to be recalled to .the throne from which she was driven. Was ever 'woman so unqueenly a queen? Vic toria is a sylph and a charmer to In belle, the embodiment of all corporal things. No one can be skeptical on her retold-al history who has seen her. Her appearance is. repulsive. If she had a particle of firmness in her, She could not look as she does. Her ancestom should have been slaves . and criminals to warrant her in out raging Nature. Dark Imirtml, dark eyed, swarthy, corpulent, unwholesome, masculine witileut any strength, and female without any feminineness, even her ' love would be loathsome. She has no self disgust. She live through the senses Merely. She has a vast tune, and while apoplexy ripens, and appetite endures, bmbella will be stupidly content. Shekdrivee out of ten, In grand style, and tum nut us pdon, seemlngl,y, that she la a to goddess of delight: • • Paris plants her better =throned than Madrid beneath her acetate.— The French capital is the city, of the , emeetode o lind wiltgire foe stotitr that Is demanded: Isabella has her votaries and llatteers, ihr she is rich:- She has shoat her a throng .of pars sites,who,if she werepooejo-nacinews would not shake the dust konttheir ket upon the riehesVroties' that we , n• -.• • Victoria; habreasedanddhiesbeent ed ; Eugenie, loved and .lovely, fiat anxious :and restless do-.. throned and unsexed by her shame !mows. It does not .seem so envia ble to be an Empress or a Queen., The Calihnore. righliblirith tuli Ch[ciao. lianwhi—rairms .f the leorveys. , 'From Mir Alron (Mc) Day De sal, titicl, Manirof our readers arc aware that during the past, summer there was incorporated under the 'iaWS . orthe State of Olifo,the. Balamere,Pitts burgh and Chlcage Ballwayconipany with the ur of building a rail road from ialtimore, Md., by. way of Pittsburgh, Pa., to Toledo,Ohlo, and' Chicago.. The Directors of the com pany have hem elected, and are J. 0, Chamberlain,Leetonla;Harveyffow-, aid and Hon. M. Welker Master; John H. Page , ' Pittsburgh; Ashburi. Colwnblatia; A. Collier, Steubenville. These Directors orga nized by electing the following offi cers: President, Hon. M. Welker, Wooster; Secretary , Samuel W. O.r, New Lisbon ;* Treasurer, J. G. Chain bedsit', Leetonia. , j 'The Pittsburgh and Connelliville Railroad Codinansi, organized in the interests of the Baltimore' and Ohio Road, and Indeed by that company, Is now building a road from Pitts burgh, by j way. of Connelbwille c to, Cumberland, lad., on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. • This mad will be open for busitiees in the fall of 1870, and will be on an almost direct line from Pittsburgh to Baltimoie. More over, afteeyears of steady, legal strug gim with the Pennsylvania Central, which has heretofore been stippmed to rule the State of Pennsylvania, it has gained In the highest courts, and in the Legislature of Pennsylvania, full privileges in regard to making connections, extending branches, apd everything else, equal to thoseenjoy ed by the great Pennsylvania road. This Connellsville Company will not be content to stop at Pittsburgh, but must of necessity seek northern and western outlets. As Pittsburgh has no routes in the requisite diree lions, except such as are under the' control or the Pennsylvania Central, the citizens of the "3moky City" are directly interested in aiding the Con nel lsville Com pony to build t he north ern and western toads which 'both p.arties need. In repel to this neees sity, Mr. John W. Garrett, 'President of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, at a regular Meeting of the stockhold ers of that Company, said: • - "We are constantly asked if our plans ander:liege:net:is are perfected for connections north and west of Pittsburgh. Favorable progress is being made, and will certainly • p_o- Cute satisateloryresulls, but negoth.- lions are not sufficiently advanced to permit their being favorably present ed for your action. The enormousand powerful influence of the Baltimore and Ohio road is helot.; silently but steadily exerted in this beintlf; would be as useless to endeavor to stop the flow of the Niagara, as :o hinder our making Just the colillee- Gees desired, ut the proper time. Grades and terminal' advantages in sure our being sought largely by Western lines desiring the nearest au 1 acceaslo the seaboard. We have located a line fiom the Me nongehela to the Allegheny river. Who line culled the Baltimore, Pitts burgh and Lake Erie Railroad has been located by ourenginee.a* From Beaver through to Toledo and Chica go, the Pittsburgh, Baltimore and Chicago line is now being exaMined, and the location wilt soon' be made. This company has been organized, lies elected an efficient Board, wit.) Judge Welker as President." This is 'enough to show that the Connellsville'company mean busing and are determined to put a road through. In brief, they have( the means and mean to use Them This employ it is which has put the snr veyingparty, under Mr. Ifoisea Paul, o: this 10W11 Into the run a. line from Salem to Akron. If Mis ionic proves in most respects, emelt LW grades, length of lime, prospects for larsinms, possibilities of branches and conneuions, ((homes for local support °quad to or better Man routes primosiiti, then Akron can se cure her (I s t c -dred and needed roads to Toledoun Chien u, a position on time shortest line chum the lakoi to Like sea board, at Baltimore, and an indepen dent road lo Cleveland by the Cuya hoga valley. Such rcultsiis Meson; e worth Winkling, and Cleveland, in aiding Akron eo secure them, will amply benefit 'herself; for hew and greater coal (Mids• will be opened io her by the road, and the benefits of a competing line will be furnished lo her existing mines. ' The towns south of us along the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne mid Chicago Road are, Loch of them, enter tabling strong hope( that the Baltimore, Pittsburgh and Chicago Road will pass througlithem. Cantnn, Massil lon Wooster, Mansfield thus ihink. West Salem, Ashland and Freon:lout each assumes that in the north and worst course of the road they must certainly be points. The fact is that the numagem ut Pittsburgh and Rai timore will choose such a route tmo' such towns as they think will be best, for their purposes, according to the reasons gven above. It is an open conhstfor a rich prize, and as far as Akron is concerned we are ready to let merit give the vietory. So fur as Canton is concerned, that city will as well and cheaply get the independent outlet it needs by build ing the road to Akron, or one to Mogudore, which will be about the nearest point on the line surveyed by Mr. Paul, as it (=secure the desired beneats by any other course. wit, the main line passing through Akron, a id a branch from here to Cleveland, Carrion not only secures isimpetition in freights for moving its manufac tures westward and getting merchan dise from the east, but also has its immense coal fields open to the Cleve land market. Going by way of Akron, not, only will Toledo and Detroit, but possibly Sandusky, become buyers of Starke t. °ditty caal,but Cleveland and Paines ville, (the latier by the Hudson and Chardon railroad, which is more than probable,)- will also be customers o. Canton. These two last customeri Canton am never get if the road fol lows the routejuat surveyed by Mr. J. E. Pillsbury, from &aver, via New Lisbon to Canton, thence by Dalton to Wooster, and on to Toledo. So, too, by icsi thou a aro mile branch to the line by Akron, Alliance reap all the hellcats of the new road, aim of a competition of freighiB for Mal) u factures and coal to Cleveland and the West. 'The interests of Alliance, Canton, Akron and Clevehtnd , nre one with those of Solent for procuring the adop. lion of about the line now being sur veyed by. Mr. Paul. The local coal and iron interests, present and pro. lipectiv* of the places named, are suf ficient to warrant our amertion. Neighbors, shall we male acommon cause • for a common benefit; and working toge;her, together win *Being ftein Pittsburgh toNew Castle. where there'll e'Wtheeilon with the Pitts burgh and Erie, and Cleveland and nth j. —Henry' W. ElOdgett, he newly annulate.' Judge of the United States District Court, was sworn in nt Chi en° on Wednesday last, and took his scat on the bencii. —E. •B. Phillips on - Wednesday obtained a verdict of $20,000 against' the Illinois Cenind-Railroad for per sonal injuries sustained by the explo sion of a loeumoilye belonging to the Company, in (knital depot in Chia. 60. in Deennaber 1807. jagiofel:7 •z; t awatVesisa r • t Than who " hays r andthe . stone,': Bald Mr. F" , .iiiir.Xentember how the eXPOrAtme , :q fff:ritiglot. Cuff Was set et naught by the- eccentric. les ors:dreamer. My own life fur- Idaho; an episode somewhat ihnilar to It, but *Rh thls dlffbMneez The party. mat interested hero was godl of meditated wrong wh il e there tiro effect. of Imagination and great anxiety united to confound the ex *nee of the great London detect young" lady's jewels had , been stolen from her room onl ee llanade street, and Mr. I. and m f were sent to look them up. rriVing at the house ; wo were . shown to the room where the robbery had been , committed, and manilned it Careful.; ly. It was a large,efegantly Runtish ed apartment, and showed evi dence of having been entered by via: olence. Costly articies.belonging- to a lady's toilet were scattered through the room. The jewel ease still lay tpton thtibureau. The light of the morning sun streamed in at theopm vAndow,-and flashed upon many a rich vase and beautiful true." Ple.; tures hung from the wall, and gold and silver work In many a curious and rare device set' off theeleganeeof the chamber. A splendid watch, set with jewels, was left untouched.' Rich shawls and laces. and robes of great value, had been passed by; and only diamonds had been taken. .The young lady herself was in the mom calmly observant of all that passed. There wasashadeof anxiety on her am, nothing more. . ." 'Maclaine, you have tui who did this V I asked her. 'Why ¢oyou ask me?' 'Because if you have it may save some trouble.' • • !I have nothing to tell you,' she re plied Ina tone that aroused my sus *lons at once., . - She was a tall, stately lookinglady, with whom it would be difficult to associate the Idea of crime. Vast re sources furnished her with every luxury,and her every want was grati fied almost as soon as expressed. She coWti'not have made way with her own Jewels; yet her manner convinc ed me she know in what way they. had disappeared.„ .1. motioned my companions out of the room and then addressed tier. 'You say you can give me nQ infor mation?' 'None Mr. F.' 'And yet you know how they were taken 1' 'Me!' The great black eyes flashed with surprised, and the iudignant blood stained neck and face. '1 mid so; and you must permit me to repeat my observation. You' can tell me all übout it.' She looked at me with a strange,. frightened expression; the Bush faded' from. her face, and n dull, grayish pallor took its place.' `Believe me, sir, I know nothing,' and a sob crept into her broken words of entreaty; •how should I know?' 'That I cannot tell; but Miss M—, your room has not been entered with violence. No professional robber has been here, or these things, almost as valuable as those taken, would not have been here. Access could not have been gained by the windows, for they have not been disturbed. Your door was locked on the inside and boiled. No mere felon did this deed. Miss Ai-, you must t;s!I me who is the criminal:- Her excitement, as I proceeded, be came marked and noticeable.. Her face was rigid with fear, and her hands twitched nervously. /Perhaps I lost them at the party.' I knew she was not in eartumt. 'No I • that Is not likely.' Asspoke my eye lighted on a handkerchief lying on the floor. 1 picked It up without her observing me, and made an excuse for leaving the room for a moment. • I neglected to state that her aunt first diseoveird the robbery. Enter ing the roent.at au - early hour she found Ihe Jewt9 APR open and. UPI diamonds gone: 'llholiquiredoPtier niece where they were. 'ln the awe.' 'No, they are not here. ' '1 put them there:' 'Tnen they have•been stolen,' and the alarm was given. The young lady had manifested uhusual apathy, and had rather dis couraged the era search. May be she had mislaid them, they said; they would teen up agutn. Leaching thehall 1 tolled the name of the gentleman on the handuereh ler —Paul Esben—a gay man of the town —by ninny thought to be an ad yen t urer,and yet aKt of the ladies. More than one parent haul to enterpose to prevent his wedding his doi liter. lle was heartless, soulless, money less. I knew him well. Returning to the room, I asked Miss M. if she knew Mr. Esben. She seemed a SAW surpriseu, but ahsd•ered readily thut she did. 'When did you see him last?' 'A month since.' 'Nut latter?, 'No.' 'Has he ever given you any_ keep sakes or prments ?' 'Never.' 'Dui lie ever visit here?' 'No—my unele will not allow him.' She was stunning my face eagerly as I asked her these questions, and was evidently interested deepl e y. 'llmva mune his handkerchief in your room?' I showed it to her. 'What! Ills handkerchief in my rem !' She stood before me like a lioness at buy. Her tall figure was drawn up to its full height, and the beautiful woman looked in that in dignant dttitude never more peerl ss ly lovely. 'How did it come here?' I asked. 'Left by himself,' she said. will tell you ail,' she said, speaking rapid 'vont' evidently earned away by her passionate resentment. 'I liked the man. I sympathized In his peculiar pusition—the taltan'- tion, habits and taste of the gentle man without the means. He told me last night he wanted a large sum of mone. I did not have it, but I loaned him myJewels with which-to rake It. TheJeweis were not stolen; I gave them to him myself.' It would never do for the world to know this, and I told her as much. I kept her secret faithfully, but,l got back the Jewels. She is dead now, and there's none living who knew the event of which I speak save Mr. I. and myself. It willalo no harm to huplish it, as a curious incident in a detective's experience. A CURIOIN ADVEItTISE3iENT The following Advertisement for the recovery of a red calf was actually published in a paper of Columbia county, Pennsylvania, in the sum mer of 186,9: ' LOST.—A Calf net. His two be hind lex; was 'White. He was a she calf. Everybody what 'ditches bipt gibs tree Dollars. - —Washington correspondents:say an Mind is being made there to have Gen. Fitz John Porter relieved of the disablittles.imposed upon him by the Court atartial appointed to con demn him in 186 L —A recent publication shows that the production of tobacco in Missouri has decreased from 40,000 hogsheads in 1863 to 12,000 in 1868, in spite of the high prices realized for tobacco during the hest tlve years. —A young girl at Clinton, lowa, while going home with a pitcher of yeast, was insulted by a gaudily dressed young man, when she threw the pitcher of yeast In hia face. - He concluded that he hadn't lost any girl.. , —Jim Elliot, the prize fighter, at New York, Tuesday night, shot and seriously wounded an unoffeading ne.-00, who hub&qt.ently felled Elliot, to the ground with a heavy piece;of iron. ' '! - ;1 3 -t' l la i MM. ft :M1 11 111 1 . 1 A.*:,.. :: * 7 '...".;:8 1 .4 1 6.&/+ : V it ::ii :r0, 3 0 2 . 1 11A.,.#41;14 ,1 1.. Amebdnientao. tilo.loanstitutkai l g :4 1 * theP:al*, 8t * - it,ltir et .teitt. itneiltailVivvot.iiie:Stide sot Ohicillist evening; havineprevlenSlY: PINIEO Al2e , Sel**' 1/0 816 k. l fikelt vkttory lOC the Itepnblieans oreOhkiki• it s Amiult 4114ftuiid.106.04 to,; . ii; Pliiiii4ithimsdiiiitieiit4/1 1 - , ai!, A inatt.o9(COOtinot,ightiti - ' ' • liaslciewried: itteir,arortii::,:thiiji: iiiii dist l 6. 9 ed.to..n titfte in Tr-it,' - :. ::t .Bekinf Illie:Hseie' ,. elltliii,e? ' A:No,K sPeeither li,re 'Maill.! , ' in* 1 0" r P.Pd i 4gdat.! , hdAmePcith.ei4 , by jioin, !:', t ie neat ' publicans and Democrats: That w !eh inidethe int*. masked Imp . . on ; aria' tho specteh iif .11r. Dlekso ;Mop.) • TheDernoemat pre- . .. v .# 1148 . OS' Castttig,Of the Note, fill btlateie' A In.the; geneine old . way:-a TkeY'talidcf eilnt,Ofro4'Ciilellii . the thud 'yacii, , ,oloeetion after.Otifection; was, midi), to thWitiliet;thiitthe,iianie Of W. Blaketilee; ilie, nidnibei: fieni. Willbuns countysliould . not , be - ell led. They seemed te'reasori;that If the vote of Dir: B. could bo thrown out, that a tle vote Would birthe: te4. l result, and pmbably the non:eciasid emtlon 'of the question befoaa the lionise; until such thpe 4113 might find .thein beiter pnaparediibr battle. B.lt all theze'atZempla failed, and Ohio's repriceniution; or the 'greet ""lEfa fil;" wer.e*Oot t.e we scratch by a RepubNciii member moving_the previous ques:*.on. ' This motion be ing tilistiOnetl by tho Honse, a scene of 'wildexemeut preval ed. Motions to appeal from dmisio of the Chat r nuini, were not oata.* ined,-.--meru hers were On their ft.t limiting and 4 1. g , gest .culai wildl3r. ut finally or l der was, toned, and I the • Speaker nunounceq pia the 'vote would be taken. A number of Democrats lea ding the list, voted loudly and flerc ly "No," whl'e the Repabllcans who came next,. shouied out proudly "Aye." Several of the Denweiacy asked to be excused from voting, 'on the ground, that a Republican member -was permitted to meutiy a seat, as a member of the House, who was not legally entitled to the same. But be cure the, result was .announced they .recorded their votes " no." The vote stood 57 yeas to 55 nays. When announced by the Speaker, cheers hind and heari y were given bx spectators, members, reporter and others, on all sides. :A -counter cur rent Id hisses and groans way heard, feebly issuing, as were, from beneath the table, and confusion reigned su preme for, a, while:, Finally ordei was restored, - when a • Demoenktie member furiously stated,that 'at, r an; early day, a.protaiWouldl4llka! against the Generaly Assembly-40i lowing carpet bagge'rs' to dOik.,Vl iimportant queStion. Evenll4l%a i motion to fuijouin was carriecti- an "irrepressible" one, put in ' last word about " rtg41.8.7 • Thus Ohio Plaet-8 herself on the reword as the twenty-81=th State in favor of the ratification of theXVTII Amendment. ifer fuiluay. bi.st..wiu ter to do so, is atonal for. :She now stands with her sifter states in the udiiaueing ranks o; frogs s, and on the glorious side of Right and Justice. GALEN. . , MARK TWAIN. • IDEA oF. A GpoaLETTEn. • Tho' moat • 'an lifirt4i: g leiters we get here from home, are from children seven or eight years old... This is petrified truth., happily they have nothing , else to about but home and neighbors and family things their betters think unworthy of transmission thousands of miles. They iviite simple and, natural, aid with no strain for elnset. They tell all they know and thou stop. They seldom dcail in abstractions or holm- Consequently their epistles a:e brief; but treating as they do, of fa nalliarseenes and persons; always en tertaining. Now. therefore, if you would learn the art of letter writing. let a (Akita teach you. I have pre served a leiter front a little girl eight years old—pre.serveditas a cu:iosity, because it was the only Icier I ever got from the Statei that had any in- Mrmation In it. It run thus:, "ST..Loins, 1843 UNCLE MAIM, If you were here I could tell you about Mises in the bulrushes, for I know it better now. —Mr. Sowerby hay got his le % broke off a home. Ho was riding on Sun day. Margaret, that's the maid, Margaret has taken all the spittoons 'and slop buckets and old jugs salt of your room, because she says site don't think you are coming baek, you've been gone so long.. Sissy Meklroy's mother has got another little baby. She has them all the time.—lt has got little blue eyes, like Mr. Swimley that boards there, and looks just like him. I have got a new doll ; but Johnny Anderson pulled one of its legs out. Miss Dooseubury was hero to dad ,• I gave her your picture, but she sail am didn't want it. My cat has got more kittens—oh 1 you can't think twice as many as Lottie liolden's. And there's ono, such a sweet little buff one with rt short tail mod I named it fur you.—All them's got names now—General Grant, and Halleek and Moses, and Margaret and Dee tronomy, tu• id Captain * Sem Inca, ll:to dus, and Leviticus, and I lorace Gree ley—all named but one, and 1 am saving it bemuse the, one I named for you's been sick all the time since, and I reckon Wil die. [lt appears to have been mighty rough on the short tailed kitten naming it for rae—l wondei• how the reserved victim will stand It.] Uncle Mark;, I do- believe Hattie Caldwell likes-you , ,• 4 and know slia thinks you ala pretty, Ix cause I heard her say nothing co'd hurt your good looks; nothing at all; she said, even if you were to ~have the small-pox ever so hilt you would bejuk. as Zsid! lookjug as you was before.' - And my ma says she is ew.r . so smart [Very.] No more this Ume, because General Grant and Messes is • This childtrends on my toes in ev ery other sentence, perfect:ll)6:e. neo, but the simplicity of her time of life she don't know it. I consider that a model letter—an eminently , readable and eidertaining letter, and as I said before, It con tains more matter of iniemt and real Infermatioit Bumf ever received Irma the East. I would rather read about cats at home and their trulyre-. markable names than listen to a lot of stuff about paDple I am not act quainted with, or read "The Evil Ef... (Lets of the lutoxicuang Bowl," il lustrated On the back with the Pic ture of a ragged scallawag pelting away right and left in : the. raidst of his family circle with a junk iiottle. Of course, our children are not all of an age • one is twelve, another J nine, and Jack, "the nubbin," is five. A visitor coinng n I one timed the chil i dren In tepid to their lessons. The oldest replied 'that she "had to get gniinmar,. arithinetle, geography. tic.," the second "got mi ffing, spelling and definitions." And what do you get, my little man ?" was. asked of duck, who was busy spearing the cat with a wooden sword. "Oh, I gets readin' an' spell- In! and spankin' ; mitt. I , gets, up In the main', te.)l" -. • IMMEM BEM - 131 . iii, . 1- - .Y0*441 prirttylotaeO t otgreak alitaktr;abesittyii 140 limier Allied: tWithoutidsinandyittati,wishaer , - gat - th , b4 e witittOk l et :enter ship Wharpris, , knOwato- Ottifictl.rif ebn'tifie '4lltirhasi;4lxuritisoa' , .- - etitV Ot.VlOlO *itouretkover 10'mb:sited mat never outefliquor.liall'ejatatnalaallik !givektida accougt,.._.,, U - -,:-..!!4o9e r :mkr. - , .a 3114 d eg --ba could , gat ;Midair. wl oa t", -- anditrdeath!_ the' Whole alimentary mid Irali ' 4.13216* ofdlseaserin themldst ofhlimillions heldled of Inanltiom-;. Trutt/snot the, mat Vedder: 'lie had hems %attrady drinker, atiallydrinkee, tbr twenty.; eight - years. Scrofula hadbeen. eat -1 . ingup one daughterfor allow vans, anathar•is - in .the : mad.- houses the third and fourth Nero .ar.-unearthly, beauty.; • there was. a kind -,o1; grew, tlearin'tbat beanty,... buttheyblistd, ' ed, and Paled,. and faded—lnto, heav er' we,' - trtaitiii• their sweet teensi titaptherris toiacring on the veep or Cie grave and only ode - is 'kit with MY the senses; and each of them' la' de weak as -wa ter." • ' • --• ,- ' • - The same pedodleal instances -an other mse -that should: supplement the onedust given : "A. gentleman of thirty-five was siting in a chair with no,specially crustal. symptom pre; s e nt •, still . lb( was known To :be * disslinaSnoung - mart Ho vise; nin flay feet,' fell' daw n and died. - The . *bole °overlie- of the brain was thickened,- - Its cavities were filled with a Auld that did not belong to it, enough to kUI half a dozen with ape.. plexy ; a great portion of one: lung. in a state of gangrene,•and nearly all the other was hardened and melees; blood and . yellow . matter plastered' the Inner.covering of the lungs While. an 44ichca of deStructive inflaM;". minion wereseatlered alongthe WhOle . Alimentary - canal. Wily, them wait enbugh of • death in that one Man's body to have Mixt forty. The doc tor who:Vail:A aLout guzzling liquor everyday being.'healtityi is a perfect disgmto to the medical name, and ought to bo turned out to break•sione for the term of his natural life, at a shilling a day, and find, himself." . Dowstind their Work.—From the annual report-made by the Secretary of the Slate of Ohio for' 1889, werrotice that , the dog lineation is given an airing In' the county tuljoining4tur own (Oo biana). The report tays "liegs to the number of 2,339 we. o owhed inTio county, costing the owners of itheep 603 head, the value of which is stated at $1,601. The sheep Infurod from thho source numbered' 207, being sta:ed at $172. This will aggregate the nice little sum of $2,211 loss to the farmers of Columbiana countyfor the sako of pee pie keeping a few hundred worthless curs. • Next in our pile of exchange!, the Heaver Radirtii, turns up. Upon reading the vote first three linos we know that Master Quay's stairs WM broken to pieces. Me, Quay is savage, and blames tho Pennsylvania Railroad for • defeating ;Mickey . : Mr. Quay "here and now ' 4 (ininnita Oto Radical to a war on • this 'dangerous too to the State "- (the Po in siyivania Railroad Company.) That's startling I Tho Beaver .Thdiref hurling ;huge pieces of biokeit slate nt the Penn sylvania Railroad ! Will the corpora tion bo able tostand such a shock T Pos sibly the Ea.stern Division of the road will remain tuadlaturbotl. If so, the road will remain open between this city and Ilarrisburg.—Father Abraham. NEWS SUMMARY'. -The • matrimonial fever is raging . in Juniata eotin:y, and many are the • • victims. —The President. on Wedite . .4laSr t ,. s:gned the bill admitting .o representation in Congrest ' " ' —.Utarrangements are now corn-- ideied fort a t artyin's. of lapalgit tna:kc, the edfirrnetm - Weeittly. made dlng•exer wo years. • ' l 7 - I Frit4 Welterman, iVauwauta ea, : Melt., fell Into a vat of boiling wader, in a distillery. ou Monday, and wits scalded to death. —.Eficen flew ea , es of small pos. were reported in New YOrk;eity on Wednec,day. The report We otlu day; was that the dipea.:e V 1 su'a ding. —The he.-st dreN:ed lady nod fie Int,t, dancer, at a hall to :x• given i)y colored foals at Johnisown, on Wed neqlay next, will welt be re.",enied with a Jrtld cop. —flesolnOons relative to the '10:c -tecni;l1 Amendment worn rept/T.l'd in. the llouße'of Cie ,N(.w..Jer: , ey !atom Wethlitulay aiemoon. and se:: down for Tuesday ne:tt, for lipian who was shot la Bler•cker stied, New York, by Dan iel Biddle, has 11 oveted and led the hospi ial. lle Is Shortly to be ma Med to the myste'•ious woman who wai ted at his bedside, and who :ems out be a 10 Miss Coy Kendall, of Middle- i town, New Jersy, • —Circulars were clandestinely 's sued in Chicago on Tuesday night, eliding a meeiln7, nt the Tremont House for the purpose of forming a vigilance committee. Popular in dignation is very Justly aroused against Iho numerous filings ofscoun dreis who now inftt Chicago, —The suit of lice Erie Itaiirmal against Commodore Vanderbilt M recoved $4,000,000, Mic , „red to have been paid on the settlement of 1i; iga lion two yln, ago, was ilowri for tri al on Tuesday, but was - put over to the first Monday in Mareh,-OW.llg to the Pines of Jtalp Eauard. „ —Charles Henry, night watchman on the ',title Miama Railroad, at Cincinnati, on Wednesday mornifig* last, was sired: bj an engine while skiing on the track with 4 lantern in his band. • He was thrown upon the cowcatcher and cNcaped with u brok en io . lie says he did not hear or see the train approaching. e —A Helena (Montana) digilateh says the body of a Chinamen, A. H. Claw, wll9 murdered Job Batzer, Jam lab, was found Tuesday morn ing hanging on the celebrated hang man's tree of Nyil an t days, placarded on the back "w at was ills crime?" and the words: "Beware the v/gi butts —Tuesday-, on the Erie Railroad, au exim freight ran into the regular enstivitrd bound freight titan, nt Hawkins, &few Mlles west of Port Jervis. Fifteen ears, loaded with butter, flour and other meremndise, ware completely wrecked. The loss is very great to thocompan,. Trains were detained six howls by the acci dent. • —Early on Wednexitty morning. Juuie L. Lang, a well 'known ti;ock droVer, WWI ihtOW ;11:10m a freight on the Chicago, Burlington and ()Jitney ltoad, near Aurora, andlite:- ally lorn At the . time of lie 'accident he was standing between the ears and sarincr up cattle. His Lody was scattered insinail fragmems on the road for a distanva of over Italia mile. Geo. Slateld, the alleged murderer of Dr. Mead, of Coudersport, has boon arrested 'at Look Haven. lir. Mead had a store near Coudersport, which was en tered by a stranger, who attacked the doctor with a club, crushing his skull . The iiottor resisted with, a:poker, but his assailant being a powerful man, his rcalsianee amounted to little. While ly ing hOlpless and spooehleii on the floor, his easasin robbed the store of Nit hun dred dollars, had covered his victim up with .boxes said goods. and Sod. Shield, who he a Swiss, had been working for the doctor, and disappeared the night of t 4 Muni*: erre: edatailla a, mark Nholfir to that wltth :the -Poker would base grade, and he shows 'other marks, ore severe struggle: ET= trait If 'ti' ' " ' A.` :=I4h a NMAI I 0 k ' . s 14•Al * Am* Otarristiesi — ZWesoren seilimg_ ,Watil • . fs suisiioo4llAnit cirliNg ' ' itasoCIUM tat* of .- ~ • .I,:i ::04t; . _ ::..• J,',11..-w..Dgirullx ......,` .11EM80V1r04 14. 174.-10456; Testi was* bota a tints lib:Hew arikeledalost Ham,' WA et 41 I= r aad tositt=ist i restrid la- sake tional ms pu s as; is aiding P spirt La wit* will IMMO* than, • lIIMSUC ONVkor ImUlmest; bobs tirapita . 110 . 11,1 A 4 A ,, t . ;,.. 4 —;IOIIV,‘,W ist!ocrr„Arr, :: 1 . 11 mow - .1 tail ne tort r a, 1"16. VEralita , maw, ma or aka* tam Mat at Jaw Mot lama . Why, about two years old. The owner I. Mac* ta i ruriti bew ". Pritaaa.o2lllll=! SALIMEISPI:WrA roll=a goOds. 4wg =rll: &Bihar, a cm.. las Obsatost strott,,ltUa.,". New ~: York Tribune ,72721 EMMA T-104.1211firati r • PAPlffri *. 11;5h . P*Oer ' orniel e etople. • • '• W 9 4 1 . : the 445:0;4stisthib.;:riii Me ;Groat. Va#3II7::..,ZraIWIPPLIPez!,2 • It 1 4 clompbeits• chealation billpr thaw *Ho( y o.herielOpimpr. Now it thi time to fcirni Clubs! TOM fiIIiMOILIC,WEEIIII TRIBUNE:- Coin:this alllhe iniplarnine edaterbtle published In the DAME TALUUNik exCept those of merely local Interest: also, Literary and Eclentille Intel- Ilgertem Reviews or the most intarewhig and Into 'portant new flooka; letters from oar large Corps of Correspontlent4 Idteet news revolved by Tel ewnin ph from all parts or the worlt4 • summary of ' solimpartant lutelligesce In this city and tbs., wh net a hlynopaia Of the Prot:mean& of Congress and State Letlabdum when la. salislon; Foreign News received by every etcamert Exclusive lhv po Ame r ican Proceedings of a b ou t ners Club or te lanfltutm Talk Pratt, Mock, Financial, Cattle; . try beads, and tlatterat laridrat . Vault alba Arnerlun loather.° Paz= men! Clsb, sod the various Agricultural Report., In micli number, are richly worth arears 110WVICUL MAL 1/I.PARTMENT, To.llppnq..e pea, trlllt the groping. Interest ft pA • ' tleal Ilordculture lead to comply wlJt amueut s.• peals :runs all parts of the country for intonnatien thl a practical ceardc•aron this .nips., we bare en the service{ o. apemen w.. 0 Is experienced to ic.sl Maim tWorte In a r lucid styles scrim o: articles the Mane..;muens of Small Farms, Fruit and Vendable (Whom and how it, mate them pay, giving gencrui. and opectie dlreMious num plautteg to MO ultimo Oatmeal of the crops. Oi late gears thine hat been a lucrative business curtest 04 by uttprincipled num,. lu selling worm. !mound old olants easier new names to the Inez. perbe 4 n). TEE TitIISUNE will be always ready us guard the' termer agates h any each impusideu. that comes whist olou r knurled:v. VETriailEAlty DEPAILTMENT. • , . To make TILE TRIBUNE still mom 'rateable to lb; agricultural readers, we Wean:Met, I Proton. sor Jame Law, Illeserinsry Surgeon In Cornell Uulyerstly, to ;Ammer quettlune =caning di. macs of Cattle, trustee, Sheep, and other dome. I tic submits. and to ji reeler Lie 'remelted. Answers and pm...ler - Innen& toll uuly through Lie columns of TILE Uri/JUNE. We are sure that shut new Lotter(' jlti TILE TIUGUNE will add largely to to readtra,ta all owners of animals ore H nail Hanle to ed tke rifer.attou proffned. lugnlr lea Amelia be wad as oriel' as tiosolble, that the qui:aloud, answer and proictiptious may be pub.; • Hanoi together. In 'Muth we 'wow Jai 'nix TutuuNt:• . .mil keep In the advance in all that may, la auy Manner, °anoint • the Ag. Indiana, klaustractoting, Mining and other intereatirol the ceuutry, couutry, and teat 'Jur variety and completeness, IC shall remote alto:ldler the toast valuable Joh:teat , lug and lnatructir NEWSPAPE/L yu'eliebed In . the woad. ' It has been well observed that a caremtnaidlng and sandy of theFarusers' Utah Ketone in Tub Tutuu:st: alums !will .are a larmer hundreds of dietary tat hid cop. to tahltdoo tulle:se repeats,. we,challcuuttumnsupriat the teat things written nu the subject of szolculturu by American and for ecru tethers. aktlsnsill Increase .beie features Irma year to year, Ai it It no isrudant fanner Gilt du Without It. Asa bosun to his workmen every farmer eitohlil pleas TUE WEEKLY T 11.1., upbo ta.de every Seturday evening. TILE THllll.ltit Cs Oa theA; and cheapest paper in Me conalry,,rflon Li not cold In a spun of bualdiuhau , e. It his fallen to New - York to coma; the greatest newskors of the eimeary. Urns run. celarato the commerc e. s Ma wren me10n..., the mineral remiurcee, tise sna teatimel wealth of the Heel all the Deere gaiLIUM and the put. runs go Is so !Sigh th.u;oum.Jl.te tea aiturd to is Out li. 'chi! is Les aibit,i n o.tltti Tint:LINE. We print the eitespretl . bati be it culled urtxkly news toper In the y. Wu have all the arvautiltes around us. Wu Dior :peat Deily sod Semi-Week ly sulltione. KII ela.rot oaf and Lath:ate ma chinery of our .tabllshiUmt—tiesluins the must colntile.o to Emeyka—to deVo/01l to the parpose of making TUE WEEKLY TICIELLNE the taansad Cheaptst hows...ilivr In the could. The result li tout ern it,ve OYAteol.laZed and expanded our rnsunruss that every copy of TIIE WEEKLY TICI EUNE v.. 11111114 as Mato ess.ter as a duodecimo volimue.".fitink Of IL! , Fur two dullaarkbe sab re:thee to TUE TRU:UNE for one you urea at murk readinu mailer as tiouglt Ms filled a Miff of ithrers truiiji/pyroleate4 CW3lOOllllg. Ike grew. ; est wertn Conte ineyailde. Thu furceot cheapness can DO further go l . „ TUE WS:ILKLEY Is the paper of the' f people. Wit thd eager *lndent may learn the ,LK haspausi of science. Litre teas adobe raa'y read • reriewspj t.,e tallt books. Lou may bdfound derte.isiisepucti num all pans of Eat w.irld,Kte vb s.-a-mom OA samosa and yallsd.man s vais4 serve AIttiTH.IKUNE Ih *nowt eyes.) , omotry. g is ntrong uy rinsed of U 1 morn Woes clecinalion dad print eno - pnus. It has tone been conceded Una TUE WEEKLY TULUIJNH low the Largest citeuldthin of any nee paper In the went's. es/rip:ma Lee have printed tw ice as many panels. perhaps, at all of the other weekley Mtn., of Lad coy, dallies combine... Tt.is Leahy we amen:idled to du our work so thOroughly mid cheaply. Treplarier our circulation, the ue ter mossilrruani. •• - ' Mita th - e. e lira:. sagje - otionsf ktuny. L I every •11 , 4C114er reaute lil• poi.crivt mu, sad urge Ids em ashor to de Lie saute. If 3 auto Cattnot 11 14,.1: 11 , :a r.a..• solos. by I.•• buena: IIIA'n• i 01116..:, rit . 3-atrio,t, utnt Ho Hi I +Vial hog s r 0.1114 4, ,ear N, IreWs paperP.:l. tln WELKLY 1 1 . 11101. Ni. ny er twtore 121 PO /5/1 . a to un. Li. I. ~, , •lill •••0/' • IV,. al par With citi, 3:0 10. rl I 1•1:. , .r. sibs otter; ut at tall 11.• co -t CUt 11.34 t/.1 e. 1: • .;,.31 the pro . blear 1.:Ii Ilaalll • 1....4 4.4 11, t,. Den quiver TLIL:J4 / .opt. 01.0 1:1.,/, , 4,, .., .".: .. ' 110 ...0p.°, ch: .1. c plc. la r.:,-:. Idi ...).;:l(...111:1. , 1 tato. oho ex... 'l 11,1 ...po ... to att°,o Itr aul.criti.,,c :t i. , .., tmt..,7“.., ;....... c.o. ....1 Cue c‘tra cop , ,; .1 copier to Lot .a1tire......, t.l. 2i each tint tow ca11...N.1.y c 1...0 Cop..re to n 0.,.. ,, i esdo.crtt,..; ot 0,.11 , 0et-ogke,*l.e3 each tr ud o 0 ex;:a copy): a1t.up1..... 10 0110 atlazool. ..1 C (toil 0110 extra coty);N) copies to otimea of tea' saritare or one i st-idier, .61.10 cob %mild one ex,ra copy.) Ede AYeto-Yori Semi- IVee/:ly 'ii•ibtole lo pnbllrhed every Tuesday and Fnday; and bale" printed take s wet.k we can of coat., print ad nut appears in ouriweckly edition, luctunlit es eil thiog on the subject ut Agriculture, and can add rune:, later..hog and ...Wahl° matter Rr tt - aich there - is out ruthclent room In THE WEEK LT TIMM:tr.. Tthe Sall-WestiLT TEIBUNI. alto giver. In the conr,o of We yaw'. t4ret or joer 14; the Itt:ST AND LATEST YOPULAII NOVELS, by living authors. I The ctsgt ,ur there alcne If bought In boo( (min, would be from els to el.;lit dollars. Nowhere lelee can so niuch current la. tulligence and permanent litcrary matter he twit ni ro cheap a ram so It Tim SEMI WEEKLY 'EEL DUNE. Terme of fl'lteeS'emi-IVeekly Tribune: Mall subrcrlbers, 1 opy. I,year [lOl numberaj $l. " " eropwe, 1 yr: .. " V. 5 1 . • or Over, for each copy, 0.1. Persons rem I ltlr.t for 10 col., CM, will tredve au extra copy one year. For $lOO we will send thirty-liar coplt. and Tug Dolor TIIIIIUNZ. 1 . . . .. - . . THE NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE is put,. Belied every mondeg (Sundays steepled) ai *lO per.year ; 65 for aLS wontba. TYIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1670. Price SO I Reprint, ISM to 1665. 11:11(3/01111d, SW. ItECOLLECTIONS:OI , A BUSY LIVE. Br lion acabinEssirr. Various style* of ithulin.y. Cloth *150: Library $3.50; Lalf Morocco, 61; !LW Calf 651 Morocco Antique, $7. MAItIIAiiET FULLER'S WORES. Ncw Edition. 6 vole. cloth. $lO.l . PEAR CULTU RP rOlt PROFIT.. grors. $l. ELEMENTS OF AIatIcULTUDEL SARIZINO-- New Milton. $l. DDAININO FOE IIIEALTII AND nion,..— wAuniso. 41.504 EARTII CLOSk.7 . 4. How to make them. WAR: 0300. 23 cunt.. Dent free on receipt of price. .41.11113k1ng remltt4nera Air aubserl pi lona or books al way' procure a drti.t alt Sew York, or a 1:14 , ;..gr• Jiee Money,Ortter, U peashde. Itilicre neither m three ran be procured, rend the money, old ettraia in a Register*: I , Mee. The realstm.lon fee coo born reduced to„itflien eenle, mid the precut lottatlon aysteux has beau toned by the portal an. /hedges do Do virtually an absolute pron. - non agt.hast loaves by mzyl. AU PoAlnaztrio are otillip ed to register lettern,when requested to du so. Terms, midi In adinnee. Adders.— deal) " 711.1 k: TRIBUNE, New York. Aaeuu Wanted For HOW (20 MAKE THE. FARM PAY- Hy C. W. DICHRHAN, lOS. CHAS. L. FLINT, mid ether Praeileal ens. Neatly LOO pages n Gut CAISNDCZY.LI rArni Ulnae expte sly .od fide Work, hoot new, clear, end open type, nod will bo iliathr.ned with 14C ME ENGRAVINGS by Sal loth end obers.— Also, a splendid colored Inuit piety, contulningi eighteen owcinsons dt.beebuirest American talks, coloiod, from iini„ In English and Gmman. TIIIB BOOK is sa!snre, safe and pramical guide to every r sneer. StoCk. Raker, tiardner anil 'fruit 01111 . 465 t. Ily it they ca a double their pruili leach year, - aual -neatly le eyevalue 0. their WM. It MOW, uo poor man rich. It makes tend leaJk easier.' It rewards lim labor of honest working men:. It •It •paretuuml by swot rem, one :t sight. Nearly AA hundred coplessold In a :etr, small towneMps, and, in many UUCP, hundreds in a single tom :skip-1 Artre can Ond no ,be,ier %oak &Mal: thenil and winter. Farmers nod their sous can each taste Site per month by tell ing only three or fony apple, pet day, is idle more thou double ,tat Dunbar can easily '.to sold, , Far. mere alwaye niake .ho moat auctena:ni afentt fur this book, and dozing the fall and whiter It Is Just the thing fur thm. If You wish to enlage In the business, need f dr a circular containing a fell deecripaion of the book and name to agents. Ad dress ZEIGLER. McClitin .t Co., ela Arca Sattet, Philadelphia, Pa., 131 /tare Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, ' lieuroe Street, Chicano. in us eitith meet , St. Lculs..lo., Rd Main Street Springfield, Itaas. VI:.CIL.7111171 _ TlCE.—Letters teetamenta. Imen mated the Fahectiher on t. • rotate of Adana Jolieton. to deed. late or the bo.- (nigh ol Itoebater, Bearer county:Pa., all persor" Indebted to saki estate are hereby nollSed to ma Immedlatejwyme t z:. end all perique bring claims t ra d oftWogetli n 14 1111 1 C17411178r0 N. Jan7lll4 Xrmeatetx.. I . rMV Bildgerareetiv.p - • '• • , ,". • ' -,,, BII4I)GEWATER,PA.. , , ISM 4. IS wziacth 4ituntniaris A igzatimityl OP 0001 VS IN NACU OV TUN e.. 12211 • = =MM 33,xL*.:009P5; . . Steubenville Jeans, • • Cassimetes and Sattlnets; • • " Whlle - Woolkin blankets; • -•- Mtn: and,Coktred and • BalTed Ylsunels„. , gerirs'A . • • ; " ' 111119, • • • • • : Gingham'. . •• • - • ••, • • . • , Water Proofs, ;Chhicbllls. . . • ' Cloths, - • -•-• -Woollen Shemin Browii and Black Mall!lasi Drillings, Tidclngs, Prime, • , , Canton Flaancls; ; • Joconets,. • Table Linen, • • /risk lAliwn, • • r.Orasll4 • Coanterpauts.. • ; .Boolcry, ; Blnvci — 417; lilts.' Groceries ; . . . Cotree, Tear, Sour, Molasses. Wtittel3llverilrip• Gulden and Common Nyrupe..M.aeltetel In bar. • rcla cud Mts.: Star and Tallow Candles, Seam Spices and Mace Meat. 'Alpo, SALT. Hardware; Nails, Glass Boor Locks. Boor lelebes.lllnm, Screw.. '.l‘ab:e Cutlery, Table putt Tea Spoons, S/elels Bells, Coal Boxes, Flea Sborels and Pokers. Nulls and Glass. Spades, bborels, 9, A and 4 T lee' Forts, Rakes, Sextbea and eina!bs, Corn Lid Garden Mee: WOODENWARE. Bucket', Tubs. Chum, liatter Prints and Iladlea' CARBON OIL, Linseed Oil et White Lad Boots and Shoes LADIES' MthSES' AND CHILDRESS• SHOES MCI= Rifle l'owder and _Shot, Blast' xg Powder and Fuse. , Plapur Vood. & Queeniewaro II heavy goods delbrortd tree °fa/Argo liy a.o attention to butiocse, and by keeplaff eons. .I.ly on baud a well 11111.101ted sleek argued* of an • .5 different Mods usually kept lea country store. the tintleratlnecl Imai in the bowl: as in .1 se ram to merit and renlve a liberal atuow of Ike peldle proven., 11. 13. 11.A.NGMIt. dedtVittly.—jrch,r. , LADIES an Wad their Ilashlaa Magastas 'hoar, mat Shoat Mask. GENTLEMEN eta bled that? Maaatedpta. Beak Samoa; Joan.* Otaar and Naltspapara ans Mad Haar Patapldat 'rata NM CHILDREN gawky &bed Yapper.. de, ic.,aa neatly and sabataothaly et If done at the regal.: Hook. Madan, sof MI about etaabalf tba asail ant .keompiete and desirable artklo—aterybody rode IL For pale by Martin b. Lyon ((General azent to FL If. Ukbarda 41h Co.. manufacturers. Phllree. phis, Fa.,] at wholesale and retell. Call and e. amine, or address for particulars MARTIN S. LY UN. Bearer. Pa. (25" - A sample of this Hinder—size of Mutes— rtuty be seen at the Anent mike. tseptttl ly, UHT & SERB NETV BRIGIITON. =I FALL AND WINTER GOODS. Siticrivn Squirrel Cape and Huff, Heavy Illan tel. per ..... Heavy Coverleta, 53 Spring Loop Sk44 ...... Good Beau.: Ladlei Sacks Nice Style in Shawls,... Ladies :o Hose, Goa , cab] • ch,ii Good , Checkered winch: • Canton Flannel All kinds Of Dry Goods and Notions et eorres• pondlnl pares. Er • • oue admits who ever dealt with Sehid .S; Stein a u that they can not•be undersold in ready matte Clothing, of which they keep the Lagestand best selected stock In Beaver county! Merchant Tailoring la carded on In this hanse In a way tha. whoever. patronizes this tam most be Weaned to settanl to prices sad At, They he'd the lowest vice In plain ilguros marked on every piece of cl o th or GilltliMitTe. They make up an overcoat, pants or vest. and they do not deviate wont that under no circa msanoco. Thoy have the lowest price fu plain daunts on every piece of sweele, at ‘v-ilett n to they will make np a garment, and they do not deviate from lids pike ander any eireamatance•. Their Cutter, Mr. Sawyer. le reezanted In New Br!7hton eo the leading nun to laehlooable eat. and Clem w:lete no doaht that ho deem :me natne when yen look et the elegantly Attie: ■nits which are dagy turned rvit by _ . rEIM CLOSING OUT Owing to the death or the senior part ner, Mr. J. M.l3urchtleld, the enti in stock of goods will be sold regardless of Cost. The Stock consists of Gluck nail colonic, ALJE.2I= O ' - ELC:I.AfkIE3 POPLINS, IRISH POPLINS, Black Cloths, Makings, Brodie Shawl• , PLAID SIIAWLS, CASSI3IERES, and a lull lintr of DOMESTIC GOODS, tP Z. BtI3TIRCIWIELDBz CO.'S., • No. 52 Sixth Street, late St. Clair, PITTNITURGII, PA. novlittc. ITiE N T DISTCICT COVUT of the Uhl. J. red brates. ;or Wet.ern Dl.triet or Pow "'haat. Jobe W. Cooper or Seaver Palls,: a Bankrupt under an ACI of 010.1,0111 of March td, 1.7117. having sopped ror a Discharge from all Ida debit., and other thaws portable ender said ,Act, By order of the Court, Nonce 15 • Hammy Given W all creditors who have proved their debts and otherporcenea interested. to onpear on the 861 day of Fetuy. ISTO, at one O'clock p. at.. be. fore P. A. Knox, laq..lteylttrr la Ilankropler, at his *We at the Moon House In New ctrl _too, to show canoe, Irani they have, t•by a.Dlschaript should not he to the said Itaairropt. BC.3IICfM 'WV Iys, lert • krill. - • !7^,:•.`0•••!?".1h.;-1:+,1.4 New, Arree f al of, Goods Spa oo r ,so ns 4, Coraeret Water and7aoieaStreetes 111111,1 n o allt,Tlll2, PEEN' A. Ifa ratunied from tha east with a large 4 stock periods bought at the low est cash priers, which they Geer to the Public - 1 REASONABLE PRICES, AND HA RD WARE, PRINTS 'PUBIS, COBURGS, CAS, WOOL DELAINS, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SHAWLS. SILKS, FLANNELS, MERINOS, MEN'S UNDERWEAR,. • • HATS, CAPS, DOODi AND BIIOEB ROPE, °CUM & PACKING YARN IRON b - NAILS • Paints, Oils and Putty Queenswore and Willow Wye; FLOUR,FERD,GRAIN,BACON, . I We still hare ountrol of the celebrated „,_,,,_„ a _,...,,.., 2 We redeye the above brands by the our load, and can sell them at Pittsburgh Prices We •.sist,„ MON, NAILS, SUGARS, COFFEPA TEAS, 80A PS, SPICES, &e. at wholesale prices to dealers. • LIT - Thanking the public for past pat yonAge, we hope to tneii. a liberal share for the fatten. We always buy for cash and sell cheap. CM WS PATENT. KNIFFEN MOWER AND REAPER and Pittsburgh National Plow Cbts. PLOWS: Pure Catawba and Concord wine of our own vintage for medical and Sacramental purpose•. are highly recommended by those who have used them. novo.c. DRUGS & MEDICINES W. BUECI-ILING German Apothecary and Druggist!' ROCHESTER, Keeps constantly no hand a well selected stock or PURE DRUGS, Medical Purposes. Cigars and Taws" Crude and Refined SIOA . 3A) . ALSO . • Sole ago]; fur Dr. Seizes Patent Trusses. Ali kinds of Trusses will be delivered on short notice. Physicians prescriptions will be filled at all hours °Nay snd night. "i6rA share qf palronagesolicih!d•ial jy2l:ly. JOS. BORNE .ac CCPS. Fall ad Winter Miner! Goods, Ribbons, Flower.4,Fealli erg, lints, Bonnets Velvets, Embroideries. Handker chiefs, White Goods, Dress and Cloak Trimmings, Iloisery d,:. Gloves, •Si>Vd> IllTMi4.j Yarns, Worsted, Flannels, Corsets and Balmoral Skirts, 'UNDERWEAR S Stock alM•nys omplete nod prices low nciatc. A ItTIFICIAL TEETH PERFECT* ED t—T. J. Al 11. J. CHANDLER atee per du:wed thO exclusive right of Heaver county to nye Dr. black's Patent, by which they can pat up Enleanlte an thin as Void Plate. with a beantlfil enameled pollah ; and Do light and elastic as to peetecily adapt 'twit to the month: obviating an that chantey and balky condition, an mach coal. Wattled of beretokirec and lessening Hair liability to break one hundred per tent. Indeed, el. one 'veldt, it would be willing to wear the old style plate any longer than they could conveniently get them exchanged. All breweries of Dendrite, per formed I the beat and moot subetantial manner. Io ailing teeth with gokl, etc, we challenge coo. petition Hem an. quarter, and mu refer to Hying subject, whore (Warn 'lwo stood between thL ay and tarty years. Among the number line. Jobs Allison will exhibit anti , * we Inserted same years ago; the teeth ea perfect ot the day they we.e Limghatig Oa. prepared on • nett plan. hoeing It horn all implemantatal danger:ma effects. making the extraction of teethe soothe of I =rather than of harms sod pain. Itiare as any. good &Mist la the SpJq ors eri et Beaver Malkin. Ruebester Pa. rotten T. J:* R. J CHLANDLII. .f . .jlvl MMI 1713 1. ..:i.+~:•tiJl N ~ , :1 ' :, -4 r.:.•.2!.,' 'te",: Consisting of DRY GOODS. Gsoosurge, Puovunon, &e.... ac., Sic_ CANTON CITY KILLS FLOUR, EEO saving freight on same. P. S. Also agents for the DRUGS I IN DIAMONI) PATENT MEDICINES, PP HPUMES AND SOAPS, PAINTS, OILS. PURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR EOl3 ~IT FURNISHINGL GOODS, Hair Cnila , Roils and Svritchel, AND NOTIONS. 77 & 79 MAIRKEr ST.. PITTSBURGH. Pa. 12 :~_. , O. K ANSHUTZ, PALEIL IN Tin,' CoOper & Sheet ' Iron Ware. ALSO Keep a COMPlete A,,Ort RIM 311 . 11 . 0 '1 . Geatestooking-Stoves eo. ctsos MEM • i !Ottertail Mug Nor val Dose to Order pmmptly solo Tenth. Particulu Attention Paid to Job Wok; Jappenol and PRESSED WARE Rcpt Constantly on Iland. Shop on the - lower end 01 S.r7, 113ozwer. Pa. Call and Examlna our Stuck 14 4e purchasing enewherr. [m.‘rhkir FALLITON FOONDUT. AND REPAIR SHOP. .• Ile beet and mieldnery triode sad reesi, s i the best style. Liming great eyries, of Pam,. Im.t with promptitude eommatotfata mum. stub es almost everything Is the metteg flat lowt mum ir e Plough sod Phiugli Catalog% elarent patteree,ineledleg Cse Great Wm, which @peaks for Itself wherever It has Atm v4st STOVES, Cooking. FreaklLu Sad Ills flog, of the mat py. Slat Taunus. or all Cooktar Slinbl the Ga., Iltuevrarc la the best as It sake. hide toe'. mows to do the awl work. bed baker. ardlusa danlde; taken alto ether the best Stove 114 connection with Mesta.. I hays hot rp a Patent Peretwatie Itarartwolow Top, which takes vary Mile mous. so ob:ltkost iwL cast Not get oot or ardor. sad not to woe out. 41.1.thlthtt with all Tips. c ■ h. psi aw takes otiat airy has sad grade to Rut an noter of any sloe or pollee... IOBUSIOII.I of what is here rald. I oder a km nausea or pumps having used lie blare ;Rums tame: . 1 Dr. !me Winans, M. T. Kennedy, 3 gunnel Krainerly, 4 Kolsett Wnonen. 5 Joint Waleou. .6 De. Ja E. Jr ckKo, 7 Dr. J. S. Ellice!, TDr—Hu ter. • 2 Dr. J. D. McCrce..4, 10 Milo W. Miller, 11 Willl.e kyou 12 Audrew Morrow 11 Woe E. Beane 14 Cani.' Jenne Loney 15 Cant. J. IL Whiner 14 Mae Major Wade 17 Mr, Geo. FU11.113 11111. 7'. Reeve', 19 A: O. M'Crearg 20 Jamey Cookie 11 Munn, E. Dans 22 Uor,b eireala St Cain W. Glenn, st Tho.aas Elarlehaw,Br 25 Mlkr Eradeloar, 99 Cohen Cradshaw 27 Men J Crwiebair, ir. 29 Dl-on need: 29 18111ou Weed 30 Milo Real 21 William need, $3 Joel Reed. 63 Wn nos llotiler 24 Jobanton Laalkha &Wanes Illoutrrecce, Manta Knight • 27 Rickard Staley 38 William Er= 31 Jarrell!' Me 40 Dand Curt 41 Dr.— Moon 41 Solomon Funk 42 James Kuowlee 44 Jorims Cairns 45 William Morrow ' 46 WIN. Matern/1a 47 Seantel Crown 46 Joeepb MeDermitt Mrec. Jae IrDenalLt. 50 Will Wagner 51 Cam Barrhlll 51 Weahlr . ,klon Engle 13 John 1. Mark. 54 Cafe, A.ll'Dooald 55 Caul. M 111'Dosairk 50 Win WDonald. 5711.. N.l3C3' WDonald 28 Ale:. While 10 51, Lund'. a) 11111Ihan Gram 61 Dustup Curve PI John t.i ore insercen . , 61 Jo:us i; licKnada, 66 67 Job CV, D. Saga,. ea ehislß Draj. Y. Pr.:l', Tl dowel LlCapt. J 11 Deniml6 nowt, 71 Jacob Loa - Intim, TS Jamey P. Cond.. 76 Prederict Um, Aoatm., Juba IL Dullest. Mts. Tbos. Mlac.tos MOllll .61 David 1.J0y4 Tbusia. D.; - (o.a 1 64Joba Dumb.. 1f,4 Asdrew W. 7.. tit 'PS Samuel tor. IS illram tltwe. '67 Moo. I. Pan. Si William Ll...klme tieo Vet V. WI Morel Drull9, 91 Ilef. 1). C. Lous.l, 1 17eliel• WI Geo. W. 14.611.441, IN Frank W 11•66. 71. RI W1U1.6.6 Dana • 96 Georje 97 Jalon Clem Car, 96 E. Santry, Her 610 At 14•16 Pl•tre WI ioilll Pierre lOU Mr. John Thonue Keg Jo4n Loorrr, We J. W. F 01111.0815.7 11:6 J,mayT6otll.l4. 106 r.O4CIt Walton, WT Ouddlearerrn 101 Thome Mutran. 100 Dr. C. R. Tuttle, 110 Clhre O'Rourke 111 firm, &qui 113 Franck,. Round 113 RR Deno. 1114 U. L. 111511..411cl h. lop>, . tc:obel Wepuld 1117 William rtulmd 11E1 rew Wm N..bh 11111 Hem w Bndfort lio WlWmu Sink L. 'l . ll Joorpb L. Blacktop In ledio‘acteg our 'love ce p_4 I.IIC In oat ;ay a prat Mont •r ot listen retendv etruu.ictln. and *old :sy other luta.. TOO •r.. • a :ram! 141n,^:. • the.llolltly mint rud PM:n are . jte , Ocrct and most tOlp4 - 1.11.P.* e.yl^r flair ear. • raeentln: Rune seautioneendltepriyee4. We •ill sell nem ■t relf Aoc rain. 11. rm•! 1:.1 et, dt.t ele.4 rn.:or• n. Impt of Oxen t erru I 101• e novel nptel. r.. ury . e ofzevel in Ike pa die at treurnoalale tO•PP. Tuoicins.r. feb 17 7710 m oonEs , DUCG STORE, IN BEAVER. May be found the be.t n..rtment of DRUGS, Me 411 cliaes, CIiOEII.IIC A T .9, MrITIR,3O LI aU ORS, WINES And I.lrandiew. PaintN, Oils. LEM DYE STUFFS: TOILET AILTICLEA SOAPS BRUSHES. PATENT ME'DICINk;:.S In great wkly. all of the beet quality, and /A char Lbw an ha bought at an, oda , Drug store In the amity. potuV • Female PM.. 75 m. prr nu: ebeesemaali, $1: CLAW,. 11. The Lured Stock of, . LAMPIA k. LAMP TRIIIIILNGS, LtNTIRS. STATIONERY. WINDOW OLASS t PMTS Ever cased outside of the city, at Moores DM Stook lad sold cheaper than can be . 0 " where ebe. Let done who doubt tbb cell and lee. and TAI will doubt no mote. billy. Daal Hugus & Co, MANUFACTURERS OF Marbleiled Slate Mantles No. 187 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, /duo and I,nrcrrds. In the mark eizing prrxr rArerrain ad J. eral colors, or metalic nodes, are applica to anti absorbed by the stone, width r. then subjected to a proper degree or brat until the enamel Is pt decay incorpon with the slate, and becomes one sitfro'" Mover. We have now, oil e xhihidoe. over thirty mantles of different Man Da rilyies et finish; and we p.iy pritkular rt teittion to oaten where perils:. ta. h col ors to harmonize with w e er and m•pett• We. ire melyinz, monthly, new eyin from Etiroprain 3il li tiets, which enables Iry to poxinee the latest pat. ere. in Mt:. hie. ihulttlyf MEM .1 )I(bORE.
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