The Beaver Argus., August 31, 1870, Image 4

llELßermmetztatlm.
arS IB XrECIMP: VAC.
.::BYKATE . a4IIIR.
Brightly gl(Mied the Am !Lithe pol-
UMW graMs,qlzid brlillant Oohed. the
alop, o.o, o ,fOßzfr gas jets; throtiing
I s tAropgh; crnitscincd • curtained .whi
dews a deft glow_upetitheanow.cov-.
era! pavementwithout ; eptakingto
the weary hearted, toilworn children
of poverty; passing by . thelrehogrless
bouteiet warmth and .comfort and
blessings 'which might never be
theirs.
' Within thateurtalned room, where
nought seemed wanting of beauty or
luxury, a young g irl litood , behind,
the ' drapery, , gazing , out, into the
stormy night, and tapping her little
fooCimpatiently on' the door, while
an 'expression of ,angrY discontent .
shadowed a flux) perfect in Its outline
and coloring, marring Its otherwise
exquisite loveliness. . , •
The snow fell thick anfl ffist, and
but few pecienrlan.s were ab road'
none but those who were colnpelled
by necosaity to bravo the . chilling
idasi end blinding storm.
. Suddenly, with a.gesture of vei.a.:
led and disappointment, she dashed
he folds of crimson, and' advanced
the fireside, •exciaiining:': :.. .
'lt , is provoking. Hero .I have
'eon watching for the girl One hour.
Vila! dose she mean .by this delay?
shall be raging! ramdlsappointed
; my dra.qa this evening' or all 'oth
.rs.'
'N'Vhy; surely, .Ella, you are not
•oing out in 'tills tempest?' said a
noble looking,• silver haired nine,
Who entered the room just in time to
catch her Words. • .'
'lndeed, i but I am, Guanly. Ikx.•••''
for Hunter is aiming forme to o to
'llfrs,irristen's halt; and I Would not
tniss a for the world. I am deter-.
alined to crownine reigning belle of
the season by bringing him to my
het, If posslble_ r ...before the dawn of
!uglier day. -- Ha It.the best . match
to the city: fin.dl iilcian to secure him
: tonee. -'rhe•girle are crazy 'about'
him, and I "long to' triumph over.
lienr.l , •• • .
',‘Ytiu speak eonlidentlY,7 said •Mr.
levere, 'so 1 shall expect to wake up
in the small hours of the nagning
. with tidings , of suceeEd.'
1. Turu . we now to another home, the
bode of poverty, where Mary Grey,
the young .seatustra,. is bowling
ver her work: a richly embroidered
ress,!ivliose silVo; Miles of the yal
,ll2y, with richlrtlnteclblue bellS, are
Artistically Wtalsght to graceful, pat
tbrus,on a greund Work - ef white silk.
I t is the dress f - O - Which the beautiful
1 (grass is waltier,Ahe dress in which
s me expected to eaplu re the best match
f the . •
Very Jovely is Mary,Gray ; though
Ao rose bud• tint Limns on, the pure
WhiteofhercomPlexion—verylevely
trugh the glorious py,es, shaded by.
ug silken lashecaro dimmed with
Inching and tears..:Her' .lingers
fly nimbly over her taSk2,: . nearly
completed, the payment 'fur :which
is.to• bring needy, supplies to .thaw'
who, :for two days, lutVe scarcely
tasted food—her invalid mother, and
little sister Lucy, yvho is now *ling
her feet, crYingl,with hunger. .The
work is completed at last; undliary
drawing the child fondly to her side,
says, iamthingly . •
'Hush, darling, hush ; sister is
going to take home thu dress, and.
bring you a nice little feast I Twenty
five dollars yve'll have for this, won't
we be rich my pet? •
Tears tilled her eyes ; but she brushed"
them hastily away, as a Well known
rap at the door was heard, followed
by the entrants:, of an elegant looking
- man ; • who•holdingptit hit hand to
Mary, said, pleasantly:
'Lam earlier than usuaPthiS even
in'
but I um obliged to escort a
-fair lady to a ball at la o'clock,, and
thought I would look in on Ty pa
tient before snaking my toilet.
'OhMoetor, how can I thank you
fotyoUrkindness ?' said Mary,ralsing
her spetkling eyes to his face, but
dromling them *du , instantly, us
sheanet the warm gazyof admiration
Mills, while crimson blushes brigh
tenecLher face Into new beauty. •
'Mother is worse, I fear, doctor,'
said Mary; 'She seems quite exha us
ual this .
It she had proper nourishmen t
to clay?'
Mamma has had nothing to eat to
-day; doctor,' broke in Lucy ; Sand
'sister. and I havn't had anything,
either, but dry bread; and we are
Very hungry ; but sister is going to
get some money to night.' ,
'Hush, Lucy I said Mary, 'While u
painful -look - embarraminent fell
upon her before bright, countenance.
'l)ector •excuse her; she talks too
• An anxious inquiring gam nt4ted
on her, and, in a ,voice trembling
X4ll b emotion, the doctor exclaimed:
'Mary, is it, indeed, so?'
She bent her head in assent; but,
after 'a moment of silence. - found
yoke lb say :
'1 shall have money to night.'
(living but Adam:oat his patient,
whose i pale Pica spoke of suffering
and want, even in sleep, he left has-
Anil Mary followed her work;
:mil, carefully placing at her mother's
side the Medicine she might need on
waking, at the same time charging
little Lucy to stay by her in her ab
sence, she started out in the tierce
form to carry the dress to the heir
ess, who sat chafing at her delay.
Mary's father had once been rich ;
lout, crushed by adver6ity, he died,
and left his family poor; and his wife
an invalid.
Dr. Hunter had known them in
their days of prosperity, and on his
return from the continent, a month
previous to our story, had sought
them out, and offered his seMces
gratultously—nn offer gratefully ac
cepted, lie knew they werepoor ;
hut never, until . Luey's revelation,
had he dreamed of the extent of that
poverty. her lovlinem had made
deep illlprMiioll on his heart; and
when lie left Ahem th:it night, it was
with the ra4olve to 811101(1 her in fu
ture, Muter hid protecting love, from
All life7h cures and hard:llllPa..
was'indeed, firm storin that
Mary Wes to encounter on her Way
to Mr. Revere's splendid mansion,
and her progress was necessarily
slow.
. As chilled by the stinging blast,and
blinded by the snow, .she staggered
up the steps of the 'handsome man
sion; hnd ntng the bell,a sleigh dashed
np to , the limn, and, when it was
openetl to the .girl n gentlenthn
itlighted, ran lightly up, passing in
ere it was closet!, and saying to the
servant:
. -
'I wilLwatt for Miss Ella in the
drawing room.'
Mary started.. She knew the voice
of Dr. Hunter, anti, not w6hing
to be recognized, drew her hood close
ly around her face.
Poor girl; What It night fora wo
mite DJ be abmndl mid the doctor.
He little dreamed who he • was
pitying.
Directed by the servant, Mary tap
ped lightly a t he' d oor to the opposite
room. It was Opened by Ella Ray
mond,in n towering ragedier face diti
torted by maim.
'so You have come at lust,' she ex
claimid angrily "two hours behind
time. did think, Mary Grey, you
were 'Ma w enough to haV6' that one i
virtue, punctuality.
am sorry - I have , disuppointol
you, Miss Raymond. I have , eat up
three nifettsoultil daybreak, to ann..
• pleteß In time ; but m3r mother has
been very ill, and needed my ca
which must be my excuse.' • .
• . Dr. Hunter, In the drawing room,
caught the slivery aecents, and.:-for
give him, render--listenol. - •
• 'What is your mother's sickness to
me? • , X 4 14 promblodi the dress at
seven ; now It is nine. Your excuse
is almor one.
• -. ..13f1t0v0 mo, I
o t
ler.youimposSible for nuttblear
will Oblige Me, MI dud In haste, It •
you will,now pay me for it and lot
'key; you,.lndeed f. Not I. :'rtz'
• Ptkiish i. iiidibeloar - lard" Ines&'f '. I'll
teach you -' to ',lnalte.poMbliti. and
break t heni:',,, Arid allude Whir
you have kept , tire waiting'. Pr ,
40 e 88 i. 80 . 1 *, riiikri*Plike e r . . - u
:out your. CD
money:. .
' , - , •r -,- ~; '
„'Oh, Miss Raymond 'You_.*.gi ""
-L-yoneantiotheacterueilllYMOU l 9 l :
is ill, Hod-needs nourishment; mt
little sister Isidervlng; ;Ind X delit'fid
on this twenty - five dollars from you
to supply their ,W . lnts.; , ,:..l'Mnst ;have
thernoney." ,- ,: , .- -..- - , - , ... - . ,
• 'Not frota•nie,"-said -Ella; with a
asaho'shitt the 'door
tauntinglaugh:
:In her ce, and turned into the mop)!
Ito admire the exquisitegarment.
Faint :from want of food, : and
crushed by her disappointment, Ma
rylon the abode of wealth; not know
ing where to took for help in . her
lirouble. On • the - . pavoinent, -still
)
right- with; the rich tint from ••the
rinison curtains, sheslippedand . fell,
nsensible. • Strong arms raised her
tenderly and lifted er Into - the fur
lined sleigh at the door,' and Swiftly,
sped away 'liotneward Her fit of
insensibility produced by exhaustion
and distress, was a long one, and
when she - awoke to conseloaaness,
Warmth and light were around , her,
while a table on which was spread a
Comfortable meal, sat famished little
fiAmy, eating to her heart's coutent-'-':
Mr head was pillowed'on the breast
f Dr. Hunter, . his arms enfolding
her. - BluShingly she knight to with
tiniw from hisembrace, but, bending
Over her, he whispered: • .
I. 'No, darling, lie still; close to my
heart;-sbeltered by my love. No
' More poverty, no more sorrow, if
Yea will only give me the right to
shelter you from it, dear one.'
i Trembling . with happiness un-
Speakable, Mary hid her face against
his shoulder; but, gently turning it to
wards Idmehe looked down into the
depth' of lair wonderful eyes, and
reading there how hilly his 10V0 was
returned, preeed a fervent kiss upon
I her lips, and, rising, led her- to her
toolbar, for the consent to, and bless.
. , .
Ing on &kir union. • , - .• , !
The clatir'struck ten, and the doe-.
.tor said, with a fond, glancent Mary.-
' I''.l must leave-you how; to keep my
apPointaientWith the heiress. She
Must display my- darling's work at
the lxill tO•night, or die of vexation.'
1 The es tested fair one waited half
an hour for the tardy (wort, but no
Wok of anger on her beautiful bee
-;-no d discordant 'notes marred the
harmony of the soft sweet tones with
Wilich she ellided IYr. Hunter for his
Want of punctuality. .
t Alit 6110 111011111 sham :the,
fight of Mrs: Friston's ball. In that
time Dr. Hunter had bought' and
furnished an 'elegant residence on
Fifth Avenue. -lie was weary of
single life, he • toll' his friends,' and
Was preparing the cage for the bird:
Of his choice. Invitations were out
for a gnnal house, *uniting, at which
the world would know the select
hride of the best Match in the city.,
•' I Every one fixed their eyes onthe
belle of the•season, And were Willi
dent that the charming helms , ' to
Whoni, of late, ho ,been - paying
Marked Attention, was the envied
oho. • •
will certainly propose to-night,
°nerdy.' said she to Mr: , Devere, us
she Stood befoni the glass arranging
-her ginceful ringlets,. 'you will not
have me on your lands much longer.'
•Hisappointed once, Ella,' he an
swered, 'you may be again.. •Still,•
you linty wake me if you mine home
enraged la Dr. Hunter.'
IThe rooms were crowded as Ella,
superbly dressed, swept into the
splendid hall she expected soon to
(mil her own. Many. curious eyes
Were turned upon her as she passed
With queenly grace into the recep
tion;,-,room, and reached the spot
Where the host stood, witlfa lady be
side him, in bridal attire, 'lovely ass
Rbet's dream.'
!She started and turned pale; but,
recovering her self-possession,
ad
vanced, while he, holding out his
lnind, greeted her as a friend.: then,
Wadi% her gently forward, lie pro
seined her to his bride. .
[Stupefied, she gazed at The face of
fthwy Grey, the despised seamstress,'
uttered aut hysterical shrfok,and faint
ed away;, , She had indeed Met an
'unexpectel rival, and the shook of
seeing the Child of poverty elevated
thu position her ambitious hopes
had led her to belive would be her
was too much, even for pride to
cOnceal, , ,
;fiery, over considerate, canto to
h r side.
'lt is the heat,' she said to the in
quisitive crowd. 'Do take her to the
conservatory, and leave her with me.
Need I describe the recovery—the
shame and remorse on the one side—
thUcharity, which thinketh no evil,
mid forgives all.things, on the other.
4The heiress rethrned home, bumf,-
I and subdued, having learned a
ie3oll that might neverbe forgotten,'
She did not, as may Go husgined,
awake her guard inn; liar did he won
der when he read In the morning
paper of the surprise Dr. Hunter had
prepared for his friends.
,
ontfort , and hanpinco soon re
t4ned the invalid mother to health,
and, roundtsilhe limn of little Lucy,
who never complained of hunger. '
o Mary, life flows on like n fairy
dram, brighter tier by contrast with
eh , past; and we need hardly add,
tht t Dr. limiter has never ceastsl to
ithiss the night ofstortn in which he
opened his antis and heart to take
In o their warm shelter the poor,
un laid seamstress, Mary (trey.
19socular . Suicide
. ,
T Co
lie ncord ( New Hatupsh ire) Pa
/riot, of the l'ith inst.,gives the dm
tt t i Is of the suicide of a hypochondriac
MI that . city on the previous day,
Patrick Raine, an unmarried "Irish
man, in the employ of Mr. Joseph
B.Walketvwas found lying in a pool
of . good ill an out house:- Ile had
sh t himself in the centre of the fore
i
head With a six barreled revolver,
the ball pa.ssing, obliquely to the top
of ho spine, aml inflicting a wound
wl lel) must muse deitth, probably
he ore evening, from bleeding on the
lin in. • The revolver, with all its
Walvis loaded but one, was lying on
the bureau in the room, together with
a letter in the handwriting of the
su chic, without 'an envelope, ad
dresses or signature. At ten o'clock
this morning the wounded man re
tained conseIOUSIIOSN mid' could talk
sonic, but not . correctly. Ilk
pulse was a little over thirty and fail
ing. In the letter he opals 'adieu 'to'.
the world; wishes that he had never
I been horn ; life miserable; love for
lal religion; no hard feelings against
rely mortal ; bispiest of $lOO to Rev.
J. E. Barry, the rest of his properly
to-be divided among relatives, the
nMrest being cousins.
IKtiine has always been a temper
ate, industrious man ; hasuccumula
-14.4d. about $l,OOO. He his been in
4 ..tovernment service, but not as asol
dier, and had the revolver with
-which the rash act was conunitted at
that time. The - cause which led him
tdself destruction is elenly hypochon
dilit, he having 'labored long under
an apprehension that he had a heart
,c(lniplaitit which might mese hhn to
du dead at any moment. As lately
t
to ast Sunday he talked freely about
et m atter, awaking apprehensions
eni e
all sides that he would make : way
with himself.
—Mr. Charles T, Brown. of the ge
ologind miarvey of •Denierara, has
found a it agtilficent Call on the Pohl
ri4a' ' river, 'hitherto unknown. The
•er r—setsesOVer a table land•compo
of slightly inclined beds of sand
al ne and . conglomerate, 1375 feet
shove tho level oft he set,and descendi
perpendicularly in an unbroken fall
of about MO feet.. The river k about
F. 10.1 feetr Wide ' and its greatest depth
as / from ten tollltuenleet. " ; - ' •
—Mns.Billie J. Clements, of Albes.
:Mule county,- near StOttsville,. Va:,
• w to had reaclicilthe remarkable age
oil 110 years,
emonthol;and - lii 'days,
dleo - on the ofjelY, 1870. She
• retained. allheirfaitulUes up to. the '
hrtur of her death', with the exception.
'l i tter hearing. 'which: %veg.:slightly
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Inflbrita4.lk . ,' Andirt...
'ctifibetl'lDifiliaidditilh ne: .
_l, , -..,
In Ibbriledlseases,thereisdinalidaed
fibrin:hi the-blotid, and diminished,
- tirie acid in the urine. - . ;- .' •
' la arniskf. theiblebOften Of albu'
rbeiln thbblcklialidti boh'Wpond:.
.ing,excers of thitt.nribstancelbuud - in
- the uritie:"Whiltit In Cholera. there
ltralargeexcera,of 'albumen - iti' ' the
Weali
and nonoitOdiri'.fciund in' :the
urine.• . • , : ..:
AtidielneviiiiiiiiiSicetAllaenev
life blii.Abiartnilitrare liii definitely. ;
and almost slatultaneously alterecrin
couiposition, that anydeviatiou from. the natural standard ofhealthy bleed,.
involves a corresponding deviatiem
from the natural standard.ef healthy
urine; and :we need only' .know in
what this deviation consists to.be able
Codetermine the, nature of any •-di;- ,
same with murenearly mathematical ,
precision than is possible by any other
metbodvfd,lagnositi-; -' ' :.. e
There arsany conditions. near
ever; that litre attention . by the
'patient,, irk, er to n thOrongh,- seri
entitle and correct diagnosis.' :I' .'
- We therefore,sugge-stthe fallowing
points of eteervation roe than icho
contemplate Seliding.to us' for med I
does ore medlial diagnosis. • • .l ,
In collecting a spedmen of urine
for analysils, take-that tirt paSsed in
the morning, or immediately inter
sleep. This is the only kind to be
di.;pended on, .
- Hundreds go away from our Oleo
without receiving ettention, .cause
of not having observed this rulllllle,
„, Send about two ounces in ,A clean
vial. ' A less quantity titan . two
ounts.s mutat be well tested. by all
the' different proceads ne ry in
complicated eases.
Always give the name of the Pa
tient in full. This Is neectsary in or
der to avoid the confusion that might
arise in thousands. of pules Ihnt come
before us; ni3 also in subsequent :pre
script lons.of 1 / 1 0(i/eine. '-..-•' :"'`' "
Be sum to give the aum of , the: pa
--
goat. • ;Po know the ego is not only
necx'ssary to:the regulation ordoies of
Medicine, but is indispensable - to the
correct examination of the case ;.as
healthy urine varies in infancy, man-
hood anti old age.- , . . 1 '''' -
We give them prat:that-suggestions
in the connection, for the information
of those living at a distance. -1 : . •
L. OtixoluE, Id.
y
132 Grant:street, Pillsburgh.!/ ..
'ane was Much worse; It had ogi only
sucked list liuntlm, but wiggled ita toes. ft
could not ,c4ntinne long.. 'llw doctor with
a grave face, entered the sick room. Bid•
dy rubbed her mistress with camphor.—
31r. Phillips :stood by, wiping bis eyes
.with-the dinikrY or his smut attire.
"0, doctor. will it die? Only save it
and you May itake all I have rcried 3frs
Phillips, wringing her hands. "I'll g6t
clown on myi knees and'thank you nor:
eVer7 ~,;,-
~;, . . .
~,
Keep ;Your i Sitting; . martin kee p
your
sitting,' saiditbe doctor, taking ajar&
pincli'ot rata .i,°., .. ,' . • -
......I.nira keekine inauspetitail Only took'
I at its preciou.slittle arm! ;What:Mit' For
the love of heaven tell Me—let Inc knew
';lie worst I", ~.. .i .. , '.. • - ;.',• •::
"Nell, niartii;iff - hui/fc nut; yen prom.
Ise tiokto, blame mu?" niitml, the tletitor;
gravely. .: ' . , ' ' -
"No, no."
"Harm," said lie with along face, still
more elongated, "it's my 'opinion as a man
and a phystelan, that the clink:Plats been
bitten by four bedbugs, or else It has been
bitten In four places by one Insect of that
deicription."..i .. , 4. . ; . •
' Doctor Gray,",itried the father,'' "do
you mean to insult us?" . ,
" By no means, sir—l repeat it."
,".Ko you don't," yelled Mts. P., " It's
enough to Insinuate that I have lasibugi.
to say nothing of your libel on that little
angel cherub. Oct out of the house you
insulting vagabond I"
."A Saat.t.rcioi correspondent
writes: There is ohe lady 'at the .
Congress Hall Hotel,who registered
fearful row before'she ctme .
appear twice cluing the season In the
saute dress, or With her hair in the
Same style., Fancy the dreadful res
ponsibility she has incurred: She.
allows bem.if but a two hourS' nap
in the forenoon 'during which time
her maids sleep 'standing, and then
she is up and at,:it again. The
amount Milner:aid concentration, de
eiskm; and ingenuitY which this
woman employs, in walking t he pins
-7.11S in a trail and playing the role of
the DuChess 'of Hatidlton, and oth4r
wise,advertising herself as a belle,
would - suffice, if 'well directed, to
settle the woman question. Upon
my word, I . believe a few more such
magnikent devotees would settle it
speedily without intendiny, it.
MI
- -
--Dr. Paul &hoopla) has written a
!Ong letterflo7the CiiiThle Herald
denying his identity with the other
Paul Schoeppe, in Berlin, and pro
testing his innocence again. It is
written in a style 'hothl elepint and ,
scholarly. t•
—Thu Bedford Inquirer says, Very
few •fiorses cat Bolognmsatutage, but
we saw one of John A. Cesma's
horsei; thu other day standing in front
of Jno. 0. Smith's Confectionery
With a bit in his mouth. Is Bedford,
so far out of the world as to be emus
tomml.to drive horses without bite in
their mouths
—A Sea thptain, trading rt-gularly
to the coast of Africa, was invited to
meet a committee ofa society for the
evangelization of Africa. Ile was
asked, among numerous questions
toil - Rims the habits and religion of
the African races 'Do the subjects of
the King Dahomey. keep Sunday?'
'Keep Sunday,'!he replied. 'Yes,
and everything,elsc they can lay their
hands on!'
—A Moscow journal states that the
railway bridge erected over the llnei
per, near Kiew, is one of the greatest
works of the kind in the world and
the longest in Europe. It consists of
twelve arches, and is 3503 feet in
length, Capt. yim Struve * who bu ilt
it, has beempromoted to the rank of
colonel lv the Emperor Alexander,
on the recommendation 'of the Minis
ter of Public Works. , 1„
—ln Kansasthe setters • are very
fond ofromst dog,and new comers are
soon initiated into It liking for that
diet. But these prairie dogs are not.
like the dogs we !pound' every sum
mer. They are .very sivall. •In form
and in color they are almost precise
ly like our ground squirrels,- and a
full grown one. IS no: larger than' it
rod squirrel. They have bushy tails,
and subsist wholly upon vegetation.
They are pretty little creatures, with
soft,pleasing,gazel le-Ilkeeyts anti are
quite agreciblepi pets. _
—The papers had a paragraph.
short thneug,o In regard to a remark
able horse Ire the stables of Edwin
Thorne,of Duchesscounty, it now
stated that the .horse has trotted,
half a tulle in 1.0(11, and a mile In the
road in 2.17. lie is. If dark' sorrel;
about sixteen hands high, and very
powerful. He Is.ailled 4 Cloudtuan:'
Hiram Woodruff and Baniel:Ptlfer .
have handled him 'with a view of
rendering him useful on the track,
but they were oblidged to give It up ,
as a hopeless task, lie isnow seine
times speeded on the road, and ek
hibita wonderfel Speed: Mr. ' Thorn
paid 810,000 for him. •
—A carious 'lnvention, and one
that promises to i become •of much.
practiele value, has been made by , a
dermas .photolmmber. It is it pro
cees by whichan exact likeness of
any person may be formed in relief
upon a seal or a stamp. .A - thin lay
er of gelatine sensitized
.with *et-
remote of potash,lll exposed 'to the
action of light under a photograph
positive, by which theliarts acted on
are rendered insoluble in- water., T .
The gelatine ..filin -is lintnemed in
water, and the 'parts not acted on by
the light , swell up, and we . obtainit
picture In relief of whieh,a. plaster
cast can-be taken. • A galvanic Mar.*.
tic copy being taken . or the east, we
have a metallic fee simile of the pho.
tographi which an be employed ash
seal; This processsuggists u method
of obtaining perfect likeneasert Of per
sons on metallic checks tor the use of the 'printer . , auid ;also an admireable
water illustrating scientific-looks.
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*indowlei..itilli.Bandsod* Trim!
1,09,5;01.51 1 .4 1 4:, t y,
c 1497.48. figAlik
and 71:1*Tte.
'Puyintui'lituflng.their ea 1' piper "from
ni bavii l ibr Imaging .
wlttinat - extni.thargolit -
WELLS. &
NO; 10a .gEpER4I.. STRfLPT.
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ALLOGHAWY TIOTA:
.treb.s.khq: atig.l7;cled.
, ; ( fflo.lsCpwitutpialt*,rociwie.st.itbe Altagpo
.
.
Foundry- Repa i r; S hop
Ilartn ben Engage,' to thn ronadty Bothers
int morn than hart/ yean4 7 —doting watch time I
hare accoinnlated a sarkti of useful patterns, be.
rides c3ristniettag ntoddiand taking out patents
ter Inintorements on • ,2
COOKING ;. STOVES
. . ,
. . ~
—Ain] after hawing thdronetly :Jellied Anew fa
proreinenta, I feel trarrenied In Offering therk to
tho public, ' • ,
P.l.oOWss- .
Itlie 6t06,11* WEE 111hUilit inf ea
• porton! flit ads Loci/Lair. •
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The'Grfiat ReinlblictoOktllt StOte-'
Ilni Itio belt Record. Otani Store ever eirqed In
lOU narkvt.
IT TAKES LESS FUEL,.
LESS ROOM TO DO MORE -WORK
BEST BAKER,
MOST 3DUit.A. BLE
ALTOGETHER
THE•IIEST STOVE, IN. USE.
cannectiint irilli tbii stove Lard gin
•• • ~ t qi•ft Patent. ;,•• ,
1E81L1.N2,115.1.10.114T.T0.F f ',
igliicli IccuplFs, (410 *mud
ant isnot labia
ses with all Pipe. Put'
Mr at ray dime. and wale ecias . #4lo4nytii,
of ipwsizo or jpatt?rn. v;:,
Fi`tre • I - Inudri,tl '•l 2 lkiri of
. . •
Who have iiurehased , and newt
GREAT REPIJBLIC, COOKING
mo,t ottyllose names have betif , ytubllsh•
Win the dimes, are confidently . , relarrod
to, to beer witness'rifll9 stiponor , merits
a. 4
It ccoattlg stove..
Italian three. Oat 'clan eatfiSell on hand.. et
about fifteen horsepower aPecitY, Ibefa • otrcred
'to tho pnptic ar rationale rates. •
19uN THORN
apt %) tf.
or - Blan k 3torrga.,. , e4 fur $lO 4l l la Ibo A
tirlitaukNOtei tot si&iit the Aziausoilke
BI8SELI;'6•CO,
235 Liberty Street,
Fittsburah,
311inuticturens Size :64 Styles
(RATE JI,ItoNTs,
SUMMER FRONTS,
FENDERS,
COOKING RANGES.,
. .
Cbaland . nod Cbably6 . slorea;den, &c
TILE TIIIUIIYII STOVEFOR
The Jackson Stare for
. 0:421 tri nod,
And thell lack erica:l:Rove for'Wnitibnly;
A 40.: PEST szp V 4.
'For
We . Warta!l4 their Orierntinn
TI-I1E.13( N 1 VER FAILS
Mar:10:001
C 417 Maui: • Suramon's for sala •t the Ammo
oflke.
LIST .OF .P.13.1:131:11LIMS
To be awarded at the liereateenthAuo ant Pair of
the Dearer County Agricultural Society, to be
bald at Bearer, Pa.,
Wednesday, Thinaday, and Friday,
Sept. 28th, 29th and 30th, 1870.
,OFFICERS:
PA , *Ldent—JAMES DAIMAGII
Vice Presktents—Joseph C. Wll4OO, esq., . Hub.
JoscpU Irvin, Ruben PoPer. amt.
Recording Secretary—ll. IL Moore.
• CorrlotuandingSecretorq—Wm. S. Barclay,
' Tivoli:ter—Luc N. Atkins.
Managers Skte :,' Capt. C. 11. Hurst, gam.
nel Miaow, 05e1., - Ilirant need, A. P. Lacoek,J. It.
Pantheism. Wet .51114 : Martin L. Knight, S. D.
Briggs, D. M. Donetum, D. O. C. Patterson. J. 11.
llarrah. Esq. SoulA Side: Wm Bkroads.ll.lllm.
bar, M m. kmiug, Simnel Patterson, Dull Swear.
cogeu.
TROTT6ai AND PAcittO RACES
Find day, 'trotting match—tounty—mile beats,
beat Ibree In five, go as they plea e; throe or mere
entries to make a race • one dollar entrant's
Find premiere, $l5; second:s*4 Third, f. J. Thar
ounce. $ o'clock p. m.
Pacing match —cone ty—mlie bents, best three lo
live; go as they please; three' or mote entitle to
make e lace; one dollar eatrancayee. ~ First premi
um 143; Second, $7; thirst, $l. 'Mac of race be
tween Mute of :totting race: unless entering for
above razed cannot compete for the Larger proof-
. .
' &owl Day.- Trotting match- county -mile
beets; best thaw la aye; gv u they please, to rule.
Time of recut n'c'ock p. in: Find premium .I.W
evmdlii, IBS; third, 515. Four entries, and three
to go. 610 entrance Gus. • .
Peeing match-county-mile hosts, beat three in
Ave ; go as they pl..yse, to lute. .Time of race be.
tween heats of truhlug race. First premium 660;
second, 143; third, Sta. Four entrby to make a
,race. 010 entrance. feri. Moises competing for
these nip:smut t have been owned and kept la the
'county for thirty 'Jaye previous to the race: and
will nut be allowed to parapet° fur the swat!
premiums.
-: - Competition Open to AO. ' • -
Trotting match for dtalllonaezelasietly.' PriVela •
purse, rine, by aubeerly lion, and not to be' pald
tit of the fends of the !ay. Premium $llO.
First home, 5100; seam4.lo; Medi entries to
make a roe; two et. l.en per cent. entreaty
'fee. Milo beads'; best th • - In Axel go am they'
x,,.
please, tu rule: Time of race bettio . en hula of pro
log and !rutile, , • matchtav above.
'" 77iirrr May . ll- Ffteliten. 6160; competlaa open
to all harem; Trotting mat. M... rum premlam•
Slat; second, 130. 11mi - entries to makes race;
Multi inert. -515 entrance fee; mile harts,' beat
three lu dreg gees they please. to/rule. • time el
race 2 p. in.
, Facia; oittib-kondum Pia • Pont prouitam
1100; second, IPA Three match:lto make a race;
two 10 alert. 515 entrance fee; mile beats, but;
three le,live; guns 'they please. 'Thee of race be.
tweet'beats of trotting match. ,
_ . - . .. .
CLASS NO. 1-..finas, Garden - .5 Vineyards.
ilest cultivated farm of not leas than fifty acres; ,
strict attention being paid to the style and condi.
alt n of out boors, arming, skillful management:
Gt.e..„:”.14. - c.11.4'. , .i.:: , --"' i - lid 00
-ld boot do _ do • do,, do 111).. do 5 W
Best culthraie , d vegetable garden tt W
' ea'. ' do - do ' do " 2 W
'llestroaer did ornamental garden .....:... 6 MI
- lid . do du 9UI
Drat t vivant of not tree than MO dam. —JO MI
de du do' .... 7 W I
./sid iy a r ai lem."Shrtaile.'lllrariaiteed, - Jas. Dtio.
ram
on.--tkiiiitisilliiiii'dti6ing to enter Class No.
1. mut tarnish the deamarY with Moir °mica W*.
Ylea r7Di t thelde."lB:doedi ji;dl:florrn,:',:4lldtate.d7:7ll-.:kodvri:', 'l0.::7:1400°
UlAdd -No i ll- Horses' ' ' ' i ''
. •
• Zi -.-- 3° - 40 '. 1 00 , ~ dO . • :Tixr sOi
6 .t.....,,0,..- do. -, 0- , 40--i-- - ..sio - ' - SW 1000
Beat blooded awe, innallshow Waldeck.
Best blooded spring soh 2 op .1 pp
- - dualoa for all palpate* 4 loan old
ripWardy .... ii.,... , ........0..-.50161 7 00
.• .. do , , i -,- do' 1 yam* TAI) 5 PO
' do do do: ' ‘ I. , do. 41)0 900
, Spot tooodantre-,:statt tliaw stock{ yrs ..-
old' and upward 600. 4 OD
Bea heavy draught tbdikol, 4. yeast Old . . i
and binned 10 00 700 1
do ' do ~ to - - 3 years , do .700 SOO
, do ' do ~ do II years - do „id) 1 40
i ' do do ' do l. rest do SW 2 12) '
1, t la. '
Mg ' boi%iirilligiktioseitaiiiiik iiiihil tr.rliq
- thn i ,Ffr . I.
1164 5.455446::: , .1.1.41,1'h : . r . 4 , 15 i
1 • •
a' Uirns. my.
41.44144 * le r, "* Ar ti oa"? ": ;::
hAr , ./ 4 "dor - 7 40 '
a 1.46 , 0 0 9 41 dr40:1 0 1 iA r a; A : 1.76 U
crjos , r_da.'s . dd 200
' ' ' - stg l tf" r : :- 111 1!. *A 9 11 IP
_ _ lltala tidal fir IMO; le -I
*straw:aim .4... 4111 ;5 00
TY wows II 1400
Sot heaped WO: 4 0 6 . i I
• add • ....„. ......302 1
'.'"Oo ', 4 3 pop do do I ,I DO
nu t 301 1004....ia.,..v......t..........' .61 sla
Bestaaek
.. " ' 5 1100
don oPael mole" 414551140 d upwud..'..s ,4 oa
best pule 'L. .1)- , g•t•••• 1 - 9 C 0 11 x )
• • Atioillik " . tfil. Panda Jcobicistiv.
,h. Plllllla, 11 W. ehlowlel‘d. Warren;ll ,
Belt Ofittl3l/ !Ain $1134 . 0i i) 4 er•-• '•' -$/ii
l
( , do . do , !yam-tko ".• . 4 .3,." 4
i y izsi d„ : „.,
... 4; . -ii
Bea LiiiiMu coW $ yearn or OTer:.l ' .0 3 1 0
au do do syr.su; - do .. al ' $
Sat Dada, bent/ I year'br 01er:.....'..A ~, 1; s, t
Bess unborn out Wye/ Ilea clid-A...:At• 1
10.v4100v00 50115 ytorocor aimed JO ••' .5
do -de !yeas. do do O. s ~ 4
.1 0 do 1 yew , do - ..: do ; 4• , - 3
do ' do II eacedha do
,04) , 5 ,, - 1
Brut Devon cow 3 pint GeOtet ..,.' .!...3` . . 0
110 , d o .3 Imam do , 04, .r 3 • . 5
Hod Devon heifer 1 lovr or over .........d ;- - '1
dest DoToo (maunder oda year ' " ' %I . 1
nest asthma; crositOWS yeard or over. „0 14
A
do O do ' do! year* _do 3, ; ..0
Bea ninvutoreruaspulkr 1 year 00 olio/. d , . 2
Bost tiatiVll or eroasitudrooder 1 you. - 5 . 1
8r.4 yoke work oxepp sem or °Ter . - ' 64
doe 2 Yokd 'work exordium or um ' 4 ' 3
&at Rwr or or cowl:. ..........,..J..5 . 3
destilehl of ettdeFkOt. teas thin As to I
9dolodo the beta - ' /8
Awarding Commltee-lleary Urfa. 5r. 1 Clark
A. Boater. toseldi A. Fleudnz. I ,
C(4 .40 1 , 19. 4-atep. I
--'
Drat Spanish buck
••
$ Spanish eWI .....
••• 3 yearling Snosisinwel
• Saxony bock •
••" 3 Saxony
yenzilag .bladoy ewes.
.• fiotsWolo Ludt.,
••• J
eetswoldeirip..•
•••_ 4 ,y9trillig getebrodcwoo,
- 7 1,0 14 s;,e t t i kojacti . -
• YoarZug &4i;;;;;;;.;:.:.
Nombdu wuj**
a suathaum ; u ire*.
, g ut lag tionthdown awes..
t rietheri
Robe.
.nhasr. '• , •
..%: , N 0,,, .3- Sulks. i
Seat Sartilk • " sa o) 4Si
bp{ sowish and, pigs intro& ur "Ctunder- 100
. • ,
w
Wit Stitfotk libesterbroodnow '4 6 410
Mi 00
.own Sigrulk or Chesiprwhitu Pign coder I t
0 months - 3 Lig 00
'besittiesterwhite War' ' • ' VW 4
Wm.• Starling, •
.0.; and
,Jottu 4F,14a1kuu... , • •
• -
EN
• CLASS NO. ; : •
tifPair unuiccivey duck. dip. & • ' :1 U 0
dip , I Ibi
" " kuritco ' • I , 1 00
". swami y - •• • 'SO.& • 'IW
2 ken.n4 cock clung opeclut chickdni•
' I ..1
".• Collection or chickcus alp. A.... .. .. IJU
Awarding Lina.-4.utai C.nhoi, es +, Waver;
N ut. Lindmay, Sharpe ; Coal; New 113righ•
=I
Ist it .14
. .
best lot honey tillasa dip. & ' 'St 011 ,5 14
4 ., .do . , do. MA wood and gloss dip. 4.3 tio 3 OU
..• ao du ittartrolial , My. 4‘.5 01.1 2U3
-,• ?'.. 7 1, a1it targort Oolicktion otboney from • I 3
01
. . biro dip, .3)
_ ' 1
' .itadOsi.-tbirlorpenp, Jot. Brunton athiSant
•,,iel.Datibu. 1: ... L • • . ' • . , 1
• ...CLAWS NOVS.-tiontsatlc Manriflicroirl.;
best 10 yds. brosile.oth dip A.• e... ....... .• i 4 . 1 •)
" do do - satinet. do 'C . 314
.'.t, "dtisto costmero' do • • • • -"' 3la
do do illimstok •-
do-. ...... , 1 la.
" . shawls . du • Ls .300'
',.. 4 :'.11k Nteettag /•. do ... •.: ...... ......1. 1 ..3 00
P . .mode 4rties.colit . do 4 110
do • overcoat. do • ' '• • a (10 •
," '4 duos:min Or relrot vest dm ~• , 300
:.',.. ,_,_-, 4° ,
.Pfi , Raßti , ,
.- dip , 900
',.."..--... 1 .:m11,;:ui, Wm . linnt Ono linnets
:(2. .. - 0411.1*.N1121-nanta and./kaers.
,
be.i:.;:. i . 2 .'. j, •• .. , .Ist.P. i b.,
st obmader.'.,:::',.; • ,.. ...... ..: . :-.•:•.. .... 00 • GU
..' diftill ' " .`" .. • • .1 00 IIV
. r .inseitllla;rmique.i.....,... ..... -. ~ ay) 1 -A
variety or cot roses '; I ?.0
. S. blebs; tattoo/aro . ' • 4 - 1 tal ; tu
~.". dalt r dt=tat , , : 50 ; 25
"'"5(1 I 25
..-" .roratdesltot dip..t, • 1.00 . to
. 4 .. verboost 13irulatles t ...,... i .... -2 03 1 (01
..w ittilortik ' - 5 do -• "'1 nil , bit
" rows • 0 i ..do , • •.1 110 :Al
• valet: ot,,ofr , atiluins ..
~:l 1.0 M
I. rams ' '"" • • - ..1 :it, .
Li
.5U
. " rariety.of 3ol*, • ,1
_ Amu bonitoploota. not tees than 13
varieties' I:' ' - • a
Judges.. 4 -311miltstmle Atlenson, Beaver
Cal. Purdy,ltoc,bcster; 511 sskhaffer.Pidlillo
CLAS4 No. :12-4.polry aitil other rrollift
.
- - is! I!
. $3 00
1 , f ... 3)
- .. 4
-.! (I.;'
223
,
bed crock batter . ......
".. toil r" %Jo 4 1M or morn
1111111 do Alp '' do
-.' eboriaollkltleittromie...
I - . 6 apple mota,sea I.,lpart..
•" sorghum I. Selo°
... amid ham 1 ..
4 tlrled heel I Ma . or more If.
. - bard romp .... .... .... ........ ..... 1 (I
. . null mop 1 p
" crock of butte!' not !call than 3 Imo, ,
old, weighing at (mat I Iba with !
statement a(Dme and mode of mu
' king' • lit
••opeelmen Meech varkke . of bottled
fruit or ingetabliti hermetically
' tented
. " tpechnetteackvariety of pickles pre
portal with kpecie and vinegar .... I :a
. imechnen of etch variety of fruit or
vegetable butter rill
. kpeclmen °leach variety of fruit or . I
• vegetabia peerlemes 1 plot .......... fir,
... opeeltnen of each variety of Je11y..., 1,
. tomato satrap A
" catsup of any kind , r.
" Prverrred green corn I ta
. cherry hotolcii..,. N I
specimen of cavil variety of wine.. ' hi
. timeline° of each variety of del vi
fruit—. . , ... I .. ... ........ .... n,
. domeaticYlrimar I quart .... ...... . i
Judges.—Mrs. Jo.. Struck, 51re.. Copt.
libroder, 311.6 s Aviation lien°. , •
- • CLASS NO. 11—Bread, Udko, ef c .
leg
ik
..
Boot family bread: lOalres ' ' $l l ll
du Dt cak • • • - 1
do ceborn es .
- bread ' i
.
do biscuit 1 01
• do pound take ' .
du sponge cake I:at
'do fruit cake " 2 15,
do spoelmeu cacti vorlely vegetable pie kd
do Jelly cake...-, 1 of
du debente Cake,'... .
. 1 ti! .
do sliver cake ............... ........ I°l
du marble cake I VI
do domestic cractem
cum,' ..... ~... .2.
do apeOrtiwitt roVeol lad Calteo.. I it
do cocoa cake ' 1 11
Judges—Lm. D.ll. Donehpo, Die. Gro i
pert, Anse. Mary 11cl - trout.
Ch.I.SS NO. It !bill.,
111 P.: gal.
Best fancy quilt St 01 9 11,1
do patch work quill ....... 01
do scrap quilt 4Od OU
do milk quilt. 4 ud 900
do dclalne quilt ....4 a) - 00
do quilted skirt tW 00
do whin: quilt 4OU Oa
do counterpane.. 1 50 1 oil
-du GUM double coverlet 100 200
do quilted colntart 100 !Al
' Jadges—llln Hanel E. 111cCastey; :Hrs. IL L.
Imbrlvaalrs. lllltua Townsend. -
CLASS :40.11—Crotcacd Work, fit.
lt land
Best domestic hearth rnq... e .l 900 I oil
do crotchet clank 'llly 9od 100
do do barna cover ...... : 00 1143
du do stark •do 2 ISI 2do
do do , sp.:Sown cake cover 101 • Gil
'do do spechneu Insvnlon. ...... 01 cal
. do .do toilet seri IGI 2.15)
do Arooieo tome or !Of boot 50 21
do chi Moms wool lloce• .•. 3
do loony, wool Lori
do du co; taw ••••
do do Ilnel base:— ..
do woolen tultteas..7.
do rag ,9
•'• do - woolen lump mut. ' ..... . ...
do pttornau or pianci ;Id _ , ol corer 100 ill.)
Jallgea-111s4 Marla (Abb. Idles Gnats lbirails,
Mrs. 8.11. Beacon/.
• CLAW NO. 14 -Oroautorlal .Yrr4l,t Wait t,
,tef Al trod.
Best r Ilk bonne• 1 Ol•
do trhomrd bonnet , ' • 014 11x1
do nude 'Girt dud eadltr -310 101
do boddrd iisfout radon' ' 1W ;GO
du lorttaith3ol od :nn
do braided drow 101 ;34
do and - neatrst MI4O ladridrets......: 01 `YOU
do silk or lire tdr I PO
du /pedal= priirocurrdrpodir, work SOd . 11a1 ,
:do rushlon.. ... • • ....... • • 21
' 'do ornamental hair 11007 " "" u ;(dl
do crystalized w0rk. , ...:t1'1 a/ .14
do worked poeltochandlrerchlef I
do pen wiper . .
do loilded pillow ........ 01' GO
:have-Mrs. J. S.' untan, AIL,. Maggie Pablo',
Mrs. Hiram Reed. - • • ; •
CLA33 240. IG-4:m6,oft/frier. ' .
Irt P. Y.J.
•
, .
Meet cmlimidered otioirdni cover 100 , 50
do do- stand newer '' I err , 51)
do du lamp Mg, ....... ......: 75 .50
du du rkirt - • 1 W kW
&
do do en and Ware: • . ... -. .. j W 50
do do Collar. .4) • 1.1
do du chemise band 4,:alzeveg :00 len
-du do intuit Milne - 1110' '5O.
do it,, intent filuiwl or wk1rt....1 41 50
to du tidier Mart - . '.„stri Ito
~ do do pillow e11p.... ...... -1 WI Ml.
•do ,ilo .llpp,T. .... ...... -.11 (1)! 50
do du • - tilti carillon . . ... ....
'.'... 1 50' is
,do inning Lee caging 1 yard 0 4. 13
.."1”--line Mary Agnew, Mee VienneShrodee,
Mr...31.1V. Miller.
• ! CLASS MO, VI-44nm Irapinneultr. ~
/1(1 two bone plow. r . •
do one how same
do bill Side
do corn plow
• do gratis drill
do rodplartinachtne •
do mowing macblac..„..
dororn planqr.s
..do square harrow '
do trlandlo
•• do Mover bailer *l - '
do home bay .
• do Calling box -
,• do aulchlne tor gathering Clever teed.
ddo ;nibs
o tbreantog nsacblne • • • • •
- do earn .. .... '
.3 do Cider
dastannlnd rani....:... . ...
do consasarrato
• do bone anode':
do.har
' do tarns ladder so toot l
do a nit=.l .....
lauded ladder SO Soot - laar— .....
zana
do six area
. do collection sirdedtand Pophoooldo
stool. roller
Notsi Join' !Stair. Odoisid
Lemma.
hiCLitolighe'
MINMNIONEVIIitiIIe Or bear% v.. 4 10 AMP.'
hdeligAertatbaltift I, "Atiai
DM two baryi iragois • ' •
dipai{oo.
dO alzilabovaky dudrs , a II 00
dolts Comma dinky • '
dolt:CU" 4IE
de
do imakeiNig: • •
toktFieiliks
do =Our oo wood
''do dosegloaotr • • 'v••
tint[. tabs.; tabs.; • ; .•
do white lead kegs
do ehnrn • '
ds•
doW
dvodfc aw .k.. 0 •. •
-
do IPOICIIIIOS Ind Whig
cooki,), '
M ,
ora •- ' " • " afp'll2 13)
doeoal dere foram:elm esebowis;•dlp it 9 00
do outings genendky . • , B'
" 4 &intone wire' ofp'3l3l OO
- 4
2 ,0 R 4 13. lax% qta.l -• • :Alp soo
0 CUM . •.•; • 6. dipl4.lol
dodo, brick " '-'" '•L 800
, do cowman brick dip 0300
reosktfollbottrefateOid: titccodeaqiiitnall; - Ok•
P 34. ). i,l .. ,
MASSIB-4sotiee and Ma Apanocadfirea.
bantam leather 42
do a Itirttng loather' •-• • , •
doeo
,le,losubor , , _, • , ...2
doubt' s losibee • • g
. bidle Wolter' ' • 5
-, klrakins 4 leather _ . -
do call skills 4 do • ` • Ci
do double) yet ofesstringd barman ,• • , • ,
,do Anglo set of eatrlago !wawa - • 5
' tin stonlabs'latufbainees''" ' " 4
otases ,• - • • .: 4
do ladled saddle
do brifiht and toastlngdkr ' •••
do horse collar '
• do loather trunk • • • • .'
do pair Modes oat boots.• „
do pair gene! kip boots •
do pair pinta stook boots • -• • • - . Ci
do pairgeurs attiga 'boats - , 1
do palrladlea' boots :
. do. p4r lodks• shoes ' 1
do pair ladies' slippery • 1
Judges..43)lward Thomii, Marton Itatooro,
Badatoln Rohr Ilrndlbrd. • - •• • • " ' •
• , 'L•14.1.2 NO 12—.1fIreitkose0 •
elt '34
•
Drat leather ork frania 00 '
• do cony basket or frassit ' (CI Nil
do Doak or shell tualtet . hit
do ibell (roma hi
do artilicial fruit • . irk bi
1•11
de width case
•
do bread b.wkets) -35
do oil palming ! • '-- . dip. •sOf 2 tO
ale gratin vanilla.: dip. 2al 1 Ott
do wax flowers dip. IPi S Ott
do wax frail • . . alp. 200 IOU
do collectlou photograph;
.dip. '2 A) 1 Olt
' do diyplay fancy good; dip. 3 00'
do ape:illicit pensitianship dip. it Ci 02 ,list
npeelmen pentaanatip -with I
hand ' dip. 2ln IUJ
_A wording tbroratitee.--11104 - Ma etiaMck„
Reaver, Man Ito Ole 51,c1.0.3n,,13)aver: of. 51 4 1 03.
cortis:lleaver.
-4.11.383 No. 15:-.4irdIns'and . a.. '
!kw) white or maimed wheel, I baibel, 45
2d , du do ' do
Met aced rya; l bothel...
...... t
tt, sued mita, 1, hushed • •i., . 2
send barley, 1 lanaliel. • '
tt seed corn in the car: - 3 bnrbeb ,
clover ondenothy seed, 54,boabel, •
tt flax-aced, badly),
aced beau,. barbel.
busbyl of any specie* of pOtedaes,' ,. .
ahel or imeet.121121,0(21 .1
“. optimal of Mono sugar cane, ' .1
tut of iiiangleWactzels, •
it do tenets 1
du tondo,. • • ' • 1
. do rutalatetes,
du onions, - ' . 1
toroipa boat.,
tt 'do gauping.
do /meet pnmpkins. '1
• 't collection of yonoshei.. ' 1
" • do ' watermellona
'do • citron. or niu;iikmeliona,
, tt . peek of Ammonia. 1
t• peek of corn or sew beau.,
•t• 14 Dubai bunch bescia, : • , t 1 /
t gallon Limo beana,
. ,
•
tt do blab beany. 1
••••• pc..2•1012:2te1ery. , 20 cents .
six beada Marble Rigid cabbage, ' . 4
••• nix tteadt'of Plek:e cabbage j '
judgey.- - --lobn Roberta. Itrightnn toWnatopedx
drew Qingitora. Ctdppo , • townablr,lilltielllfoy
suldOteaeer, b0h324.
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Bert svarletles fall dl winter applos,s each4:l I ell
" and • Isrgest collection of apples ' --,. 5 ,91t)
" 3cm dotes of Jul perul.3 each. ' ', 2 1 U.)
. " 3 do winter do , 3 1 tid
"4' "do of (IMMO. 5 . eerlt,' 1
.". c alitMono( plums .
dozen quincee, . 1
" "ihi'pescheA,
collection greeohonse grePees . 11 in
..• Caltawbogropt-o, 5)
. , bollltll4.' ' do • Sll
. g . .. • . _ .
.• IlledwAro: 11,1 no
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CO:cello.; do, (4)
Unix:burg, du ' 411
" 'cllection frititgeneralty to fine person. a W
- dried penelies,nlililes, perinrOr plums,'
** giepes or any species, , . ,
Jeediem—Dr. A. C. , Ittilleubertier Rochester: An.
drewe R'Stenun. briglitou township; 11,11arrligh.
titurron.
171.A5i3 NO. 32•-Direntlouriry . Csmuoirtcs.
J/211114 irlison, NeW Itrightutt : Johnston Snail.
.Dridgewster: Witham Ewin3, Itaccoon Township:
tletirde • C. tspeyerer,, !Corbusier:, John B. Stop._
Ise, Itrhlgewaler.
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*burg.
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Mrs. Ju4enbine D.wrstib, Sharon; Mrs.. Ell
Iteno, New Brighton; Mrs, Tb MIA J. Poore,
Itoeheeirri Mrs. Robert Potter, lbsecenni Ines
Annie Linton. Rochester.
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Cass No. V, wad VA will embed a all nrticlen'not
enumerated on the Preinhou Wt., of the Society.
A C3llTet lint Of VW Mall With indttllCll4ll. will be
liarnittiol by the Seto:buy to each Committed on
Thuredny exhibiting o'lk wing
• ' Pernoun S Ibichlees will be re:
goiren to forniell Melt own coveting or shed.
Rule+ ilia' Regulations for the. Goir-
er , ut of the Falr.
•
DILL EcrroNs •T 9 COMPETITOILS. , I y
Competitors 11111Xt beeoinammuLerg
fl, Society, and show their certificates
oP Nierrihership to the Secretary befbre
any entries eali f:e made. I
. . ..
2. Numbered . cards imist be attached
to all articles, stock, tlic., which will be
furnished by the Secretary—bepig 'an
exact copy of his entry. •
:I, All tiniinats. or articles must , be PH
the ground before 10 o'clock. on Thurs
day, that. they may he arranged in roadi
ness for examination by the awarding
Cozninittees or Judges. No entries Will
be made after that hour: although arti
cles may eubsoquently he exhibited, but
not.for a.promium. • I . .• • • ' • .
-4. !The same article will not ho permit
ted to'conipate in More thiii ono class.
5:--iiidges must not be interfered with
in any Manner, by'stuy per ion; competi
dors wilt, therefore, not make thenuretroi
known to the floluel, wilmos , iteconles
aleiehttely necessary to tho - c:ta thiation
Li f
of Mai-binary, stock, stei- 44 . '.- •
.. 0. No animal, or article eats ed fora
premium, eau he removett an the close
of the Fair, except by special pe mission.
All articles, - ..te., will - be subject to the,
:eider and - direction of the Board of Man
i. flay and straw for stock Will be fur
nished free, and grain at. comFprlce,And
an abundance of water: dill i.o an the
grounds for all purposes. .•. _ !
S. No premium will be paid. until Oc
tober 30, Me; and all premium* sent for
will ho paid only on a written order to'
the Treasurer (Isaac N. Atkins), to Mr
retahied..by hlin us a voucher for the
saute. In all uses premiums, aro Mho
recolpted for to the Treasurer,.,
U. A Committee will direct as bi the
location of any article' which may be
phiced on exfiltiltion. .'
. ! t NNT.IttreIIONS TO ..11.7D0K.Y. . '
a2rui
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An the Judges are requestatto report
themselves at , the stand at 10 o'clock, rt.
tn. Timi-Ailay: otherwise vacancies Will
belmmediately - filled by the lleartl.,-
'they. will make full arid detailed reverts,
and return to ,the Secretary before 10
o'elork, a. lit. Friday.
". Judges will not permit exhibitors ,
to snake thein.civl44 known to them on.
less allsolutely noviswary.
; :L Judges mast not be tittupetitotit in
the Kant() Oasts in Which hu or she tiuuy
he competing, or in any way interested.
1. Judge's will twriiiit no persons to be
Pre scot at their examinations, except as
above directed:
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•
OEN JAL% 4 RULES..
• Corti lieZtOm of Lire membershig (s3lo
each) admit, all tionnbers or the family to
the privileges Of the Society, except
males over tit years of age.
Certificate's, of annual membership
(II.) give all the privileges for ono year,
including the succeeding election, buil
admit the he:uls of family, and their
children ressidingat honfo--except males
over 21.yesum of age. Single tickets (25c
each) will :be good for ono admission
only. • '
3,• All artieles in the, Manufacturing
or • Meehanitml Departments, main.; be
made in the, county,. within, a period of
ottoyimr previous to the . present Fa:
The Board of ManageN'inay award pre
miums on articles of special merit from
other counties or States. • . •
. 4 All persons having horsas to train In
lho'lling; are required to show their eer
tilicanxs of snembership.
5 Bach: horse or colt (except these en
gaged, in hauling articles to the Fair,
which Shall not remain), will be taxed
25 cents a pair of horses—ono
in harness or otherwise, 40 cents... ;.
The Board ofsranagers,which includes
officers, Will be'present, on tho grounds,
and willbo pleased to give Information
, tOcompetiters or others desiring It. I .
The Secretary i of the Society. ill be
ready to revive entries for two weeks
previous to the Fair, and Would„request
all, , wite can. to . make application betbre
the • Fair, as it may:facilitate' arrange
ascots thakmay be undo for their serum
rumitition.
4140
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Ot iIU
43:10
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In 'iirtnontlng the foregoing "L of
Pretniume,". the Board Vialt to Call at
. tentkm to the fact that It has undergone
a thorough revlalott and correction, and
Wylie a '6trefill perusal; fedi:* that in,
'variety and extent It le not kurpmeuxlby
any other. County Society. Wool. State,
Taklrig these factatatoconaldenalon %re
tfivlto all to compete, hoping that Iwo
'may have an exit' hltlon which will prtive
algae creditable to our Asooeloiltm; odd
totheragricullatralis B krostoxitouroodS-
11. . MOORE, mei.
MEI
filt 40
1116101:
Alp
f
4 SSOWO
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131=1
Is the great iljuretic.anil is a certain cure
And 1 11,dis.eamm e l 1111. Urinary Orgnu4
4
Wile4111214:X1144111g in antic tor fetallt'. front
nwl no dint
tiearlido: ' •
It no, reutment, is submitted to, ( i on•
gumption or Infinity may eIISITO. Our
float and blood are supported 'frOut tbege
anarott, and the health and happla...4 and
that of pooter4 depends upon progilpt.
`use n( zi reliable fenie4l)
lIELSIBPLIYS EXTHAC 1.11:11117,
tabliAbeilupwurd of 10 yeurs preparell by
104 South 10th Street. Phia'd.;
for SCL3O, delivered toaDy addrneet.
Sol 4 b 1 all ' . .piugg 4tal
,:aseprrehtre.
None are genuine unless done pin steel
engnwed,wrapperori}h. ofi:w
cu rar widelocie 'and itigned
101.1:4
maslB4.
Pprrptrpi t fe 4 , f:j;1 ) tit , 4 ,
• -1 ' rp 11;E S S
.4!.1 14(4;
%:%•• 01%,
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Nerlimit 1.114" Dohilititek.
WHOSE SE?FEEENGS HAVE BEEN'
PROTUAUTEII. FROM +
CAURE6 ARR . waosr,
CUBES REQUIRE'
- PROMPT-TREATMENT.
Ti Boxier Erislases desirable.
I.IIIIMINI
'
If you are suffering, or haye *offered from Invol
untary discharges, what effect Is produced oil your
'Federal health? Do you feel weak, debilitated,
'easily tired f Dees a little extra exertion prUdnee
palpitation of the bean? Doeslyear liver Or art
nary organs, or yoor kldneyr, frequently getout of
order? Ls your tOne; sometimes thick, milky or
ducky, or is pt ropy ois settling? Or does a thick
scum line to the top? Or 4 there a sediment at
the bottom after it has et.al",sw6ile i Do you
have spats of ehort breathiug or dyrpepeli?: Are
your bowels constipated? Do you' have tpols of
fainting, or rushes of blood to did head? Li your
memory impaired? Is yourtnind constantly doe I.
Dog upon Ode *object? Do you feel doll, nodes*,
moping, tired of: company, of. 114? Do you: what
to be leitalene,teget away frOM everybody ? -
striy little thing make Yon litsri oijonspt , rani
sleep broken or restless? LI the Insts ofloar eta .
as brilliant? The bloom on your cheek es ?
Do yon senjoryoorself o socielyes well? Les 'do
.porous your business wpb thei SLOW enerp k, DR
you ;feel as, ?ouch, somildenee in yourself ?? Are
Soar spirits dull and gagging, given 10;14 of mob
aneholyt If so, do not lay It to your livery's. ayss•
pepsta:' Have you restless niainsif Your-back
weak, your kneed weak, and tura bat little 'appe
tite, aid you attribute this to dyspepsia or liver.
complaint ? ; 1 . •
NOW, reader, seltabure, venereal dioceses badly
rued, and 'aexual excuser, are all capable of pro
ducing a weikneas Of the generative organs.", The
organs orgeneratkm, when In perfect health, make
thou:lan. .1/14 yonorer think that them bold. de
l/mit. .X/larc-4k. successful boldness
men am . alwaya ewe whose generative organism
In perfeihealth e'l'o ! i never hearanch MVO corn.
plain of being melancholy. or nerionatieas, of pal.-
pluidon or the heart. ' They are never errata they
cannot seamed In beeetnesa They don't become
and and diaconraged ; they era always polite and
pleaaant In the company of hallos, and look you
and them fight . In the face—none of your down
tut looks or a 77 other meanness about them. I
do not nteati those who keep the orgins'hulated
by running -to hereto. These will not only ruin
their conatltutiona, but also those they do' bu.l.,
het* with or fur.
- .
How slug um. (11311 s badly, cured diseases,
from the effects of telfabuse and excesses, avd
- brought about that state of weakness in those or
glut that has reduced the general system to lunch
as to luduce almost every other form of silsMse—
idiocy, lunacy, paralysis, spiny atfactions, suicide•
and almost every other torsi of 1311 case which hu
manity le heir to—and the real mule of lltetrou
bla scarcely rev+ snopccted;and have doctored for
all but the right one.
DISEASES OF THESE ORGANS RE
QUIRE THE USE OF A Mum :Tic.
HELMBOLD''S
FLUID EXTRACT
Et TT 40 13 117
for dise.:al4tN of the Madder, Kidneys,
Gravel, Dnlvey, Organic: Weak
nvsy, Cvinpiai nt,
Genend lA•tdtity,
11. T.
pRUGGIST,
594 Broadway, New Ypitiand
pigc . g.--41.23 pi.r bc4ife, al: &lint.
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imps Mi l d Sus suer. Wear.
Tlie
- undamped takes !demure II in.
foriolqg bit (fiends and the Da bile r.
any thatite,bati Juat.reeelved and epe„,l
=EMI
'llifew Stock of Good s ,
,TEig STYLES Volt
BRING and BIIBiIdER Wear.
ji, em the bpi.
,nt workmen in /411
embiiir; and reds eonfidetit t,r abilar
to cut• •fa make up gartnentn both udln•
FASHIONABLE& DURABLE.
an,d in such n manner as will Aut.
etwitomerii.
GERM'S rifininG RIOD3
ALIC&VS ON HAND.
Odl and see us before, teari ng
Orders I . 2 setehcre
WILLIA4 UEICII. Jr.
Enny4;7o;ty BO.lglrWater,
`WAIt'S.EIVPi
PILE ItE3LEDI
Warner's Pile Wetted,
(uotcrtu to une C. 4.45) lu Lure tLe ,cr, avet
ut 0111111, Itctiing or Ll;elAllig rthe.
oft alllicucl KboitialinturdlAtoy lali un Ulm 'WI..
gIl; nutt get 11(Aiu.ri • 111. a lt/LALDT.
prveily Jul ,1441 I. dot
ctire *LI Other It Lao cured au)
of over al yrlife sit Lain. Ill& Ulu: /ha.. I
•akt eversutirte.
11 YI4J'EFI4I.A.-
•
\Varner's Dyspepsia Tonle s
expreasiy Jur Dlopeptlce aLd I . l .oe.ullcfm; s •
batottPall COAlltyclium. 1t is Ntlz, •
WWI: gad■ opleatlkl appetizer; a.
oknaseb ned, : p..tunse the CllgtellVv orze,
beatnik".tale. %%alb, armor
autam ow Darner. byerptp44l Lahr
1.113 b • urukgiett. Price One VUtiat.
C U no M.tln
%garner+. cough Baisauiii
cuilimud expectoratiut. - Ito extrainittit;?..
et puiradellkil I 4 lowesairirly rrilts ,
ur 11y Cll‘l4l‘. Oa Wand allwitlMA:e
btArnntuUtlille, lad tin.,
11•11/1.42 Maid." a L...
SOCtedi We. Su is lac I MA
01.10 ill ell If. .Arai a ra,r, army UMW... L.,
Wt.., and 1LL1.140.11/...1t I IA
daily Fiviitriiiilag . 11, ue,l one uaa an 0.1) I
Um' must 13011141; dial cs,..ecturdiuld
kuuvrat. glue kiiiaa •
Must. °ilea oils !Malik . , U.
guits, lu lair4C th..; Duda,
yialf.eWb laWl.lll jot .111cai,„1. add Ina? ,
Slubukill Wile Fuca,
NV I. .I,IIOE.
'roe Grtatt Bletal l'arider u.ll Delmore
warner. Vllu u us l7layor V. Lug of LIU.,
Ire Iruul auy pulauttuua tir utts or illy /hie,
lug 1111•1111rell br thew MAO retitetc g - tlmm ._'._
It is a rpletiditt appetizer and a:11,
tiling la .Uir br purilittu; Il.e 4.. an!
the Multi pleataatt apt. tlelltatan, t.l
tattle ynhlle . lar sup.M( tuheantly, C.,
All ter.,, ur any Other arlielth
ana cheaper. sloth hale aati 6nunte..1...; uf „-
run take We 11 me of Lain. 11 et, in
ur. Tlwue wbu vn•U fu wwill gIsAl
a !fee duw ut 11l ely epinto,nwah no w nI to
II luc ut Life. It Is tlartrttlt fruw wa)lal, .
1 . /clory 111 10. II IS lultl ti druzg!c• ;
Icspesl4ll,le eclltiOng. Pitt,. Our -,
I!;.3.I3Ik7.NA.GIOGtik
Waruer's Etumettazogue Llte tt.Llt
title known to cora the 'Nutter, CI *EI ,r •
so•ry cost. Wot ro is the lamily to ~;i,l
Import:WE ioctilrttot t. IWI ranted! Mott, •
to Ow grratet4 littp•ltix Icr
,doollo ;goon cl .
1111) pttortity It. It t• • •
for Ft.n.ato "Irrogotalch., tnd may W d
upots In I very ram, w brro the
kern ohntructrallvough cola urtll.mo;. ,
Price U11t..04.1/I.lr. Ur Awn:
tramp[ of ttoo Itolloi,nutt a Qualt,. , Add,.
019 t.t.or .freer.
F.,• pule br t 3. r. 11.1NN0N.1; ,, ,,,,0rr:11‘11N&
l 111:t 0.. Ilridomalt r.endllUt.o
lit.:
C _A_ 1.-1,1- ) ET S,
Oil Cloth &c.
Wholesale and Retail,
At towe§t Prim,
M'CALLUM BROTH'S.
ri I .14 - 11.111 Ave
PITTSBURGH. I'.l
We Have Fueititiee for supplyinz
it ITrA X 7... 'll3 1 , 71 A LE US
INY EASTERN JOM:I! lioUsE
EMI
HOMES
FOR THE MILLION!!
Ram onportuottleg arc now od,ve - t tor
home,. Ina mild. Sea/My and •
on,tenth of their value dee ye' r• t:,
THE 'NATIONAL REAL EsTA I V. .It.EN ,
hag for gala real eidatl of every de.cr 'anon,
tnt In the Middle and I , ortthern et.r:e•:.^.l r•
stock, graln,:audfraii farm.; ri. r. r woe
lon plantations; limber and lefiN , lll:
rifiage and rand re-Aden...es-a...1 t•
mill* and Mil •Iles. fact,,rir.r.
. .
Write roc Lett' Reiri.arr rontaininzew-c , i ,
locatiou, price and Icrn.. , f pruperlit, i‘c
for pale.
;.441d,ecoonertc1 w!th n. r WA/ E•tit , •
Wive. • generol and /le,' A/eh.,
Ile •Upery Pl,m of th.. r. P n Thom. TA•
late at the if n1,171r,/, 11,p rim , tit. yaw u b•
aciehliff:azol and
toUn tl,4l,il,•rent .rumour Iwpartnirm , .,
yeciaily lb., Wit :ant Naly„Ontrotic , .72: l 4
P . A.'l'loll. - Vl' 0 I'FICE.
/111.., int rtl , :y pm, n.!
V3eClll..d. int! P1t.,.11,
i” the ohorfe.st p.a..41. I on•
Spetial alteotiott gi‘tql to
fnr re iosu,,eVir
. .
oPraimitLary .‘• 10 111 '
f mr On Mr math. ,at 0:
Ilan mudel 'l4 rtvvre!
ray.r I.hown
POOll. IN
by twining 111.2 n: In procurinz
runb. tttlitr.hig their in rent iutt•
Coothirilt WI hi our- intdit.e-A
Terin4 Wore nr.i‘minble h Un tint
itztvc7. eirealaremitalultitnawM
rrul j Athlrrop: ' 11. W.
77, _Votin,,al Skirl Ara,
m 7 0.4 1) lima. Arexar,
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Mr of nrarly ell the k.
Nile tattle A 11.1.4 °MCC.
1;1.2f) A:1113011
11AS RECEIVED
A newt and v 4-4.11 seleeted
.iSSOUTMIINT
DRS' - GOODS.
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U - 1.11 NSIV.A.I?. 1:;
11.A.RADWAIZEL
WHIM lIE 'OFFERS
7-:ow 12rioes-
may 113 r
MMUS.
1:to .1 to
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