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Oorroni inetod hit Monday. If
nothing ”brestas'!. In the rneanthne,
weArill lay the President's message
before emir seeders Ina leek;
Ix Canada all *mien, :whether
'wives,* wido'we, who pay tares in
there own right, nre entitled by - taw
to vote . for school inspectors. r The
Detroit fibitern• Otthigio assorts ; that
they exercise their right on election
days, without hinderanoe, and are
treattrt with the greatest respect.
InE Washington Per in ßA/por al I ud.
ing,to the candidacy of Messrs Mack.
ey and . Coleman for the State Treas.
urership Mys "as bet Ween Mr. Mack;
ey and Mr. Q01E413E114 la one point of ,
view, the public need not carea colt-
Ilneetal. 'kith belong to Cameron.
body and breeches, and the eiectiqn
Of either would be a triumph for Si
mon."
TitsP....PEW—The new Ttemocrat
lc 'daily at Plttsbunkb--inade Its ap
pearance on last Thursday. It is
about the size of the Cbinlnavial, wed
has an inviting appearance. Its edl
torialsare well written, and the jele
graplils irtn7 freely used bflts thro.
prreiors. •We wi sh' "The Paper" fi
nancial, but neepolltical Hama&
11:X1
Yhuhhei .the ldiseledppier, who
murdered Col.' Crammi U.S. military
officer, eighteen months or two years
Ogg, was finally i brought to trial a
couple of weeks ago, and sentenced
to the PenitentlaiY for life. Tbe re
port that he was tried•by a Jury com
posed entirely of colored men is con- -
tradicted by responsible parties. Thq
Jury wadinude up of both white and
colored Jurors,
THE N. Y. Observer says that
"some congregations regard it as an
affliction to be compelled to listen to
a sermon un hour long." Ono would
like to know ^.how many congrega
tions do dot regard a sermon: of that
length as ,an affliction. A salb rule 1 1
on this subject was ante laid down by
a distingub3hed English jurist,though
not cx cathedra. Being asked b' a
young clergyman how long a see
mon should be, ho replied, "Twenty
minutes, with 41eaning to the side of
mercy." Comma in his "Task"
states It rather differently. Speaking
of the sermon of a first-class fashiona
ble minister, ho rays : •
W ust twenty intrudes huddle up the work,
And with a well.bred whisperriose the /cone
THE regimental bands In the Prirs
elan army have something else to do
besides making music stet the men
to march to. When a battle begins
• they are o r dered to fall to , the rear
and keep guard over the knapsacks
of their respective regiments. Tho
only atms . allowed them are swoids
worn at the side ; and taking this'
' fact Into consideration, we are better
able to , appreciate the bravery dis
played by the band of a certain regi
ment during a late battle. While
engaged in Watching the mountain of
luggage Intrusted to their care, three
French cuirassiers and ten infantry
men appeared in the Vicinity; doubt
less confiscation Intent. However,
our martial musicians did not watt
for a chllenge, but sallied forth and
• captUred the whole band and tri
-7A'rTgikrffiFigidb of Illinois has a
—woman attorney-at-law. 'The Su
preme Court at Chicago refused to
admit Mrs. Brethren to the bar, al
though her acquirements in legal
science were - idMitted to be superior
.both' in kind and degree. But at
Effingham on the 16th inst., with no
ble disregard of mere technicalities,
Judge Dean licensed to practice in
his court Mrs. Ada H. Kepley, who
graduated at the Chicago Law School
- last winter, but who bee not hitherto
been allowed to employ her talents
and learning In a proper manner. In
Making the, order in favor! of Mrs.
Kepley, tliOlearned Judge said that
- by did It because "he thought It wag
.proper and In.aceord with the spirit
f the age." We hope that the new
attorney and munsellor, will get a
greiit =4 eases. and be well paid
• fos her services, notwithstanding the
barbarous, statute of Illinois .which
' renders her liable. to a tine of tam
dollars,for every dollar that sho nr
reives as ram: -
At- tin election held by theLeglsla
• tumor North Carolina last week, ex-
Gov. Vance was claosetkto a .sent In
the U. S. Senate, to succeed Senator
Abbott. An examination Of theacts
•' of the XXXIXth and XLth Cow
• groin, and of the first acasion of the
XLIId; show that his political
!Miles for particpation in the
Rebell
• lon'have never been removed; and It
isea -general opinion that!CongFess
will, certainly refuse to Jelleve, him
now, and his adinhadon lotheSenate
14 therefore regarded at Washington
City bYßeilublican Senators as very.
doubtful. It Is . suppostsl that the
friends of ex.(lov. Vance will urge
in his favoti that he opposed Secession
until the State of NOrth Oirolina
want out of the Union, and that dur
ing the war' he was elected Governor
by tho people of that State on a plat
form opposed to the Confedeiate Ad
initilstration. Ills opponents claim,
however c that thew facts will have
little influence on Congress, since they .
also remember as Governor of North t
Carolina he was as bitter a Rebel as
any man in the South..
TEAT Governor Geary Is above
the reach oftnoney while lu lbw die
t harge otitis duties tie Governor of
thc State, we. do meet emphatically
believe; but It is highly probable
theta matter will cense before him
next winter ,which will • anise • his
motives to belmpugned, let him dis
pose of it as be may. We refer to
what is known us the "Nine Million
Bill." .It will be remembered that
he vetoed that nieabure just before the
close of the list session. Afterwards
too, he addressed the voters of the
State by letter; and urged upon them
to elect 40 man to the Legislature
w Id nut Oppofe the passage
of the aet In question. Suppose now,
after vetoing the bill himself and
• after thus warning the voters of the
State,tintychosen body of Legislators.
Who will pass Slat same bill at the
coming session. what will be the Gov
ernor's duty in the premises ! If he
interposes his veto, again It will b,
add that .he sets his o wn will up
asilost the widen of _the people, for
they knew• what they were doing
when they elected these men to go;to
garristmuy ; If oothoother hind, he
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withholds further 'appeal that-to the"
nimiure, and permits It to riteame a
law, he will be charged witlikaolPi
been bought by the Railroad' corn
panics desiring its Otsego I. Govera
onsimve their.troubles and are liable
to have their nets misconstrued as
Well as calor mortabs. . •.
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• THAT miserable humbug,- the
CardiffQardifGiant, is on exhibition again,
this time in Springfield, Masichits-,
se tt s . It is, as usual attracting
largo, number of confiding visitors,
who 'treat any suggestions of imposi
tion (tom the incredulous, with con
tempt. The Republican of that town
fisks : "Row !AR that but one form
of tie mighty a race as this should be
granted this strange
. preservation?" -
If the Republican will be patient for
a little while we judge It will hear in.
due course of time that a female
Qtrdiff (Rani will have been found
imbedded deep in the earth under
the roots of some old tree, and also
of an irifient Cardiff Giant exhumed
in' the, same lemotlity, .Report says ,
theywere planted abont ono yeatago,
and it is high time they were dug up
and brought into market. The pee.
pie , the Mated States, therefore,
need. not become unduly . excited, if
within the next few months, a very
respectable ,ram of Cardiff giants,
males, 'females. and infints,; make
their appearance in our midst. At
all events it won't hurt to be on the
look out for them.
:THE Nevi York Sem Bays ono Dr.
/titanium, an English physicist has
propounded the theory that mind is
not confined to brain molecules, but
Is equally contained In other parts of
the body. If this could be proved,
it would afford the lawyers oppor
tunities for ilhe introduction into
medical Jurisprudence of some new
principles. , For lustance,..a pick
pocket's counsel might claim that al
though his client) brain was evi
dently sound, 41.4 fingers were afflict
ed with klopemania, and urge his ac
quittal upon the ground of insanity
of the hands. Or,An absconding bank
official could plead that although the
impublim of his head and heart were
of unimpeachable integrity r imis legs
had . become mentally demoralized,
and run away with all his goodprin
elides, together with whatever assets
of the financial institution he had
happened to have about him; and
that it would be an act of manifest
InJustfco to o iunisb, the whOle body
for an offense coneelved . andexeouted
by such inferior members: In view
'of the possibilities suggested by time
now hypothesis, it isle behoped that
its originator will fail to establish his
extraordinary proposition.
A LIVELY time may be expected
in the first Senatorial distritt In this
State from now until the,adh of this
month. On that day a Senator is to
be chosen to fill the place of Mr.
Watt,deceesed. Thedistrict is close,
Mid only an acceptable nominee can
hope to carry it. The Democrats
held their nominating convention
last week and selected Col. Dechert as
their amdidate. Dechert is a lawyer,
has a good military record, and his
nomination proves satisfactory, to his
party.
The Republicans hold their
: mini-
Itudingconvention today. 4, Price
‘iretheriU was fixed upon by the
norreamed to The
dkdrici a suffielent length of time.
William Moran es+ has a number
of active friends who are striving
hard to nominate him. Ho is said
to be an excellent man and if nomin
ated will more than likely win. •
A MAN inyitcliburg, Mass., un
dertook to keep altogether too lively
and rapturous a thanksgiving.. Ho,
in the ardent pursuit of domestic
happiness, he engaged. to marry two
young women upon that festive an
niversary. But, ELS the awful time
approached, Mr. John 0. Bell began
to be alarmed at the great and, we
may say,duplei rwiponstbilitylwhich
he was about to undertake. " r ifis gen
ernes, capacious heart' said: Marry
both of them I" But the -inexorable
statute said:`"TheSbiteVibiotij John,
If you do!" Under titese'embilrmss
ing circumstance', he suddenly be-
thought him that ho tead it pair of
legs, and hp fled upon thein to un
known regions. in thele days of
emancipation of ,women, why could
not one of these dbrappointed virgins
—by way of consoiatlon —marry the
other?
Tire report of the State Treasurer
;or the month of November, publish
ed herewith; shows that from May;•
1870. to the 30th of November, 1870;
General • Irwin law redeemed State
'bonds and redheed the State debt to
the extent of $1,521,1166 16: In the
corresponding period, Mr. Mackey
paid C 100,170 22. The Improvement
of our State credit is seen In the fact,
that while Treasurer Mackey paid
three per cent. 'Premium, Gen. Irwin
has redoeined.sl,3oo,ooo at par, mak
ing • a saving of $39,000. These are,
some fit the results of the reforms in
the law regulating the Treasury De
partment, Air which the CbmwreiCll
Magid earnestly and long, undo( the .
management of an °Meer fully in
sympathy with theni. With 'such
results before them we apprehend
that there is no danger that either - the
people or their representatives Will:
take a step backward.-Pair. Cbm
nserekil.
• .
TIM losses sustained by the Prus
slims In the battles around Paris from
November 30th to December 2killt
eslinutted at about 1,800 men. Four
regiments of the Saxon force-.the
101t14.106th, 107th and 108th;--loss
A .Paris dispatch states•that timed
lyantaget gained by Ducrot and Vl-•
boy, are highly important. Vinoy,
with two divisions of the second
'corps, was perfectly successful in cut:.
tint his wily on the 90th, nslarsouth
s Dungls ; and only retired In order
to allow Duct* to . overcome the ob
stacles retardibg his farther advance.
fifteen officers killed and sixty-three
wounded. The total number of
French prisoners token' was about
three thousand.
Aihrkie from , Paris received up to
a late hour on Sunday night •my
there has been no further attempts
ruade.to force the -Pram:lan
—Dr. Wakefield, of Ittedmver,
Washington county, who Is flitting
years old, has wheeled as high as
00 !ambler dirt a day trout ocollar lie
has larn recently digging: lie lute
alio relied two civil% of potatoes from
boo piece of ground, both good.
lil
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1111111 E AND . THEItE.
!
A countrynsair who was. once I
alined with ten in:llmm( whiskey:,
which a publican had pat into an.
eight gidkm keg: said he didn i t mind
the money so much - as he did the
strain' on the keg. •',
' Spangler, of South kid
dleton townshipoCumberitmd county
was foe :14(16W to bed on Wednetairw
morning last. The deceased had
complained of cramp before retiring
for the night, but no serious results
were upprehended,
—The total eclipse of the sun will
take place three day's before Christ
maa dayi,, and by that time we shall
lmve copious accounts , of the obier
vatic:as' of the phenomenon to be
made by able men from all, parts of
the' world. This will give •a - solid
and scientific seasoning to holiday
conversation.. • •
-..Disgusted at last with ' the row-,
dyism and inefileinncy of their vol
untari?' fire, organization, the Cbm
mon Council of Philadelphia has
parsed a bill abolishing it and substi
tuting In its place a paid fire depart
ment. The department will be
under the control. of Commlasioners
appointed by Councils, who serve
without pay. •
—The editor. of the Herald (Col
"Jake' Zeigler) says that ho com
menced business In Butler thirty-six
years ago, and now there, are but
sixteen persons there who commenc,
ed business when he did. A few of
them' have moved .away, but. the
most ; of,thebii haire died; The editor
philosophically concludes that" Time
makes all things even."
—The Uniontown Genius of liberty
says: "There is a white turkey hen
that has been seen upon our moun
tain, in and around Three-mile spring
where she has lunged for the last
fifteen years. ' She has raised a brood
of fifteen this season, two of which
are as white as herself. She is fear.'
fully wild,and very , white. Hunters
have thus far refused to shoother.
- —George Bush, a resident of t3alesp
township, Cambria, county commit
ted. suicide last week by shooting
himself through the heart. He was•
aged about flfty-five years, and leaves
&family ofyawn up children. The
deceased had . been laboring under
spells of insanity for about two years,
and his family were in constant dread
of him.
--,The.school house lately comple
ted in Wyllie, Johnstown,
cost
$28,000, and is one of the' fines t and
most complete public 'school build
ings in this State. 'The building is
large, anti contains eight 'spacious
rooms, which' are furnished in the
most approved style. The old school
house, which was constructed at a
cost of $lO,OOO, is also a model build
ing.
—tin a Chicago hotel, there Is a pat
ent
heat Indicator, running from ev- .
ery room to the office, so the clerk can
tell at a glance how hot it is in any
room In the house. They.had a wo
men's right's meeting in one of the
parlors the ether day. when all of a
sudden the indicator:said "red hot"
and the firemen had a hose in
,that
parlor in twenty eight seconds, and
Olt 'em out.
—John Millerto boy of Canton
township' Washington county, was
nihrairal
threw the boy 801116 ten feet in the
air, and when he came down, went at
him again, but overshooting the
mark, one of his horns ran Into-- the
ground and was broken oft The boy
crawled out from under the hi:ll4nd
escaped.
—W. - D. Fnir,the first husband of
the adventuress. who killed Crltten
den.was a native of Lynchburg,and a
die tingulshedgrad uate of the Virgin
in Military Institute. He cotn mand
ed a company in the Virginia regi
ment in the Mexican war, after which
Ito came to Aberdeen, Mkt., as a
lawyer, but soon engaged in teaching.
He Was there elected captain of prob..
aly the first compafik from the south
that went to California, and with
them crossed the plains in 1848. .
Is stated that Mias Terry, the
Young Cuban lady who married So
nor Roberts. the Spanish Minister at
Washington, on Monday, in New
Yorlf; received
.from her American
friends wedding presents to the value
of forty thousand dollars. Since the
"Diamond Wedding" in St Patrick's
Cathedral, in 18-59, when the Cuban
millionaire Oviedo was married, by
the late Archdishop liughes, to Mist
Bartlett, no bridal has so deeply agi
tnted the . fashipttable world of New
York as that on Monday.
—A wonderfpewspaper wasl.tte
ly prepared b a - correspondent in
Paris. Ile had cut all the news col-
Urns of - the Paris journals of Novem
ber lit * had pasted :them together, •
and then photographed them, redue
hag what filled seven columns of prin t
to a space sell' ceiy more than an inch
and n hall:square. This he then tor-
Warded by balloon mail;. and, al
though to - the unassisted eye Its 'con
tents were undecipherable, by theald
of a very powerful, , magnifying glass
anti a strong light it could be mid.
—The Republicans of ButlidoCoun,
ty,"Minneseta, wire somewhat 'both
ered at their late election.. Their
candidate for the Assembly was Mr.
P. Polin; but they were met at the
polls by tidingsor hisdeath the night
before. Their county- is large and
new; its population thin and scatter
ed ; and It was utterly impossible
that they should commit and agree
on another candidate. But between
a dead Republican and a live Demo
crut,"they had a decided choice; and,
rather than be misrepresented, they
chose to be unrepresented ; 'se they
cast their vote solid for Mr. Polin
and elected film. They are perhaps
the only constituency in the Union
who have attained an - absolute cer
tainty that their representative will
net betray his Nth by selling his
vote.
—The people of Unit's, Stimerset
county, this state are greatly exer
c4ed:over a clerical scoundrel that
has list' come into notoriety, and
which will Fulminate In a trial for
seducthua at thergular term of the
criminal etiurt,"ftleh ii novi being
held at Somerset. The amused is
Rev. Jenks, minister to the congre
gation of Winebrennarlans at Unsina,
and the prosecutrix is an Ursina belle
of s...veutern, of engaWng manners
and ropooseising olVorance. - Dr.
ilarais t of prabin, recently delivered
her of a . healthy male chilli, and two
hourssubscquent to berateoucharent,
her mother gave birth to a daughter.
Phis is considered a remarkable air;
eumstan#, and he; added not a MO
to the
,ciretilatlon of - the • squidal. -
The deposition of the proseeotrix,
contolns theallegation that she wns,
ifidneedlissubinit to the embraces of
the clerical gentleman by sistatement
ho made to the effl that by doing
so sbe would be eotnmittlng:nosin as
all clergymen were privileged In that
respect. The people cof. _Undo& are
exceedingly wroth about the matter
and there was some talk of, adminis
tering a dose otter and feathers, bat,
this legal steps taken by ' the parents
of the girl soaked the powder indig
nation.
—ln the Kansas Senate. there is
one lonesome "Democrat," a Dort of
political Alexander, Selkirk, Or "Last
Man." He votes with entire unan
imity. Nor is 'his mind distracted
by any danger of a split. It must be
Just a trifle funny when he holds a
caucus.presiding himself, offering and
seconding all the resolutions with
nobody 10 help bins, supporting them
bystioquent addresses to himself, and
then putting the question to himself,
and announcing to himself: dlt is a
vote." How he likes these tweets of
soliloquy we are not informed; but
human nature is always pleased to
have its own way; and her ..is "a
Democrat" whose "right there is
none to dispute"—a comfortable, un
embarrassed and self-sustaining unit!
—lf men were compelled by fash-
ion or for any other reason to dress as
absurdly aS women do; a great many
men would unquestionably either go
mad or die young.; Uwe. is Miss
Susan Rickert of Springfield, Ohio,.
who, not content with tbe waist
which nature hid given her, must
put herselfin a tight. press. She pall
ed away at her comet-strings fur p
long time, gave oue final wrench, and
fell down dead. Before this opera
tion, which may be regarded as sui
cidal, tha youdg woman had been in
excellent health and spirits. To our
mind, these stays always have bee►
and still coating() to be an exaspera
ting mystery.. Even if they condue
ed to a symmetrical figure, they must
be excessively uncomfortable, where
as they sham produce decided do.
formity at the expense of disease.
ANPECT OF TILE WAR.
WO have a few additional de..:
of the abortive Hartle from Paris on
Tuesday. On Monday and Tuesday
the chain of forts-to` the soak of the
city maintained-a: ' . vigorous eannon
ade, which was properly regarded as
a preparation' for a' sortie - In force.
The attack was made on Tuesday.
on theSthPrtualanCorpsat V110 , ,Y,
the Prussians ' being supported by
their gunboats in the Seine. Feints
were made in several other directions
to prevent the Sixth Corps from re
ceiving reenforements, but ' they
proved unneceessary. The Prussians
easily maintained their positioa,and
the French were Soon driven behind
their works, teaVing, it is-reported
I,GOO prisoners. '
The battle of the 23th at Beaune
resulted in amore serious defeat of
the French than was at first 'report
ed. It seems as if the IntenUon of
Gen D'Aurelles de Paladines was to
brake through the Prussian left cen
ter and push .on to Fontainebleau.
With nearly his - whole available
force, including the TwentletkElgh- ,
tcenth, and portions of the Fifteenth 1
and Sixteenth Corps, he attacked the
Tenth Presidia Corps at the village
of Beaune, which lies midway be
tween Fontainebleau and Oct , : .
iacntirlirnik - in check' wit e ar
rival. of the First Division of cavalry
and. Fifth of infantry, when the
French were repulsed with great loss,
amounting, as the - King reports, to
.1,000 killed, 4,000 wounded; and 1,700
prisoners. The Prussians do not
Seem to have pursued their advan
tage, evidently carrying out
W WI
10 which we have before refer red, of
delaying operations upon their deft
wing until the extreme right,. under
the timnd Duke of Isfeeklenburg,has
fulfilled its errand In the west.
These desperate efforts of the
Army of the Loire to burst through
the living wall that stretches from
Chateandun to Montargia, and: the
equally fruitless 'endeavors- of the
garrison of Paris to beat:Abele-way
out through the bars that2ettgo theme
demonstrate plainly enough the
straits to which the Army of the Re
public is reduced. In spite of the
resolute proclamations of the Pro
visional Government and the heroic
courage and energy of Gen. D'Au=
relies, it is evident that the end pf
resistance ii drawing nigh: It is 'a
problem as yet whether the capital
or the metropolis will fall first. The
army of Farre has proved teapot&
of a serious struggle , with Manteaffel
in the north. The half-organized
claws of Breton's and Normunds in
the Department of the Barth() far
from being prepared to oppose any
substantial' obstacles to the march
of the Duke of Meekletiburg'sanny,
of the Loire tun no longer tight nor
fly in the presence of the invincible
veterans of Prince Frederick Charles.
The fixed imPrestiloti in Europe of
the 4srobabllity of 'a speedy adastro
phe Is seen frith° ready credence ob
tained in the Stock Exchange of
London by a spurious dispatch an
' pouncing the capitulation of Paris,
the capture of Paris and of Tours
will Ise, it would seem, almost- sim
ultaneous, and Prussia will be left to
make peace on her own terms and
ip her own way. 1 ,
It is doubtless this near prospect of
approaching peace which has made
the intervention of Brassie so pow
erful in bringing about Ithe, arrange
ment of a Conferenes in London to
settle theEasternQuestion. 'Germany
is already considered us virtually
victorious and unembarrassed by the
way: The public men of Europe
are already busied with thecouibina-•
time which are to follow the furling
of flags and the *silence of drums.—
N. 1. Tribwie.
TUE PUESIDENT APID Neatalik-
M
Geo. Spinner, U. S. Treasurer,
writes as follows to The Eseni4
Post:
"As tho President understands the
matter, McOarranhan claims that a
patent should be issued to him, on
his paying the usual price fixed on
Government lands for agricultural
parposeis, because he had heretofore
paid a valuable consideration for the
same to a person, as heclahns, acting
under Mexican authority ; but which
conveyance, it now turns out, was
made by an irresponsible clerk in the
Mexican Land Office, after Califor
nia had come into the passeasion of
the United States; and that he ante
dated it, and forged to it the signa
ture of the person who had former-
ly, under the Mexican Government,
been authorized to sign land grants.
"Phis gives McOarrahan, in the
opinion of the President, no !mai
right to claim a patent for the land at
his hands. He therefore, precaution
ately directed that his name should
not be signed for him by his Secre
tary, to such grants, withhout his
special consent thereto. •
"Now this, you will seeiwas aimed
at the MeGarrahan claim, and- orig
inally at that only. And yet, in
every article in the .k.'rening Post on
this subject, It Is either stated in ex
presi terms, or so put that no other
Inference can be drawn therefrom;
that the President objected to the
laming of a patent to the New-ldria
Company because he favored the
Ifdlarmitait claim.' . Now nothing
can be further from the troth than
midi*: nnitipe, - ot siteh infslidbrenotf.
The New-ltitrie - Ckopany Claims pri ,
PrittPt - right Ito ,f pates*. under a
law in - rto .. .• lands of,the
Sthte-tif Wnla rid hopes to ob
tain ld a lutialnal , „ this very val
uable rainerd • • • k that I
of n edit the
United States hu • • reds tho
of dollars to • . . • against_ dui kb
garnthan dahn: -"kit Kt: is hargli.V
vrorthithe while •$o Vita upon the
' reenonyorhy this coutpanY is men'
titled kr a patent Its the land; it is
enough,to know_ did U. President
hrur all along thtiught and still thinks
that heithee party a- legal right
pateap anita
to demand a• and he doubW
whether.either of ' dies has any
validdaim tothe ... He believes
that the land bdi Übe property of
the United States, and ache believes
it to be worth many Indlininst . he
thinks (knives Should pant a law
for its profitablediskoard for the bene•
tit of th t LPeople of e United States.
Upon this e President has
acted throughout the various transac
tions. relating to this land claim.
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wasstmenrom mug sigrommenps.
Arrival qf
agXen—improvs
"meals in IV ton—Agricultural
Department.: ionnrs—
Cbnemiestoner 0 0 —The
&mu BlFeau—itAbleiler Cbrps
CbounlitionernfPatenfa—General
Land' Opee. - !I •
,WABIIINGTON, XI. C., Dec. 1,1870.
• Each train to the Nation's Mecca
is crowded with..Cottgreennen and
their familles...,Tfie near approach of
the meeting ofbanyess each year, is
a most happy time for Washingtoni
ans; eipeiallY Die business' portion
of them. The preprietois of hotels,
bodrding hozusas rind restaurants, feel
good with "their fake prospects of re
euperAidgionin t.hOr adverse condi
tion, and be able ace more to stand
erect upon a 'Sound financial basis."
As the meeting of Congress brings
thousands to this ity, the adjourn,
meat of it carries With it an edual
number, and tharlaithese longinter
mhalontir 111trusetill embarrassment
prevails. .
_
There has been Considerable .inter
est taken since tho close of the War
among the large o.4erty owners, to
make Washlcier self-sustaining.'
Congress has s beaa - petitioned from
time to time to - nanke necessary ap
propriations for liaprovlng and beau
tifying the city and its surroundings,
t o
and last Sassiani they succeeded in
getting aid toil' several avenues,
clean and purify canal , ruining
through the city. hick has, hereto
fore, been a 'grad nuismoa during
tlie summer maths • and 'a small
sum (prwilding it ; be used Judicious
ly) to deepen thechannel of the Poto
mac suilleent to i ailew the large aim I
vessels to reach Washingten• • '
The Agricultuhti Department is
becoming more and mote attractive
to visitors - ,—Whifb this . . Department
should receive, attention from Con
gress, second to nape In the Govern
ment, it is*: noted fact, that. with
the exception of the Educiational Bu
reau, it has herekiihre remived the
least, compared With its . demands.
Through the able management of the
Commissioner of it, however, a most
magnifica* building with the nem
sary outbaildintrs have been comple
ted at a faqirs' expense to the Gov
ern ment, end glow With as assessment
upon the people of iess than five mills
per capita, wotildmake It one of the
grandest, most interesting and useful
lostltationtr - lif die 'Government:
1 Com mlatioaeir Capron complains that
theapp_rsl e ig=r4 n ongress are
li Pourtue / mom or
the country Making inquiries on sub-
Nets of scientific natur4 pertaining to
agriculture, demands Mere scientific
labor than hlithuds wig pay, and the
agricultural interests of".the country
suffer in consequiated. ior the Mu
seum, for instant*. only sl,to was
allowed by Congieosin the appropri
ation bill for sustaining It fora whole
year, and only by , private contribu
tions by those - employed in the de
partment haiitatbied Prof. Glover to
make it so inte - Msting—By the way,
t
id this tonne . io n; ( will note that on
visiting the P ?Ps ,Lobratory a few
days since, I as Shown some fifty
Varieties °rappe r s Moonily from N. C.
a State whichrparmetheWar was not
known'to corWe to the Agricul
tend Depart, at n'ain,glo apple. and
to the people, generally, of the Nort 11,
it was not conl(idered an apple grow
ing State. I ..i.
The- musts fluid cure Of Fungi,.
known as mil ew eii mould on the
i t,
grape vine, is veiving practical at
tention. Pm TaylOr, a skillet ex
pert, late of the Ordinance i)cpart
tnent, is anga , ,Ved for the first time in
this Delcuttiatut to ex:nubile ti)icro
mit:mil:ally the krowth and causce of
the varietiout Fungi which Juice: the
vine in so many %Mimi forms. Ex
periments arebAngitiacleon the vine
branches with. tha view of discover
ing the best maga dcetroying the
mould-like threads' which omtains
little spherical billet found in Au
tumn on the branclim and especially
near the butt, which .cotitain lit
tle sacks titled iith spores oilman
that one huntirall'etil fifty Ultima/al
of them :night kOlt on a veig small
pin head withbut Mucking each oth
er--(t world ef' interest to the scien
tific observer, butadmad to the fruit
grower. 1 ,
Heretofore it has barn the custom
to apply solution of Sulphur to 'the
leave; only While the vino •was in
fruit and leaf, butaince these ekperi
itents hox‘beenlbstituted; the' ees
discovered, haveifterge.stol that the
best time mayproire to ba in Autumn
and Springjust Wore the buds open
Into leaf. It Li 4 10tereitinz to view
by the aid of Ake microscope, the
vine buds, many lor which are sur
mended by the Irungus spread out
like se i muchtal . work.. waiting as
It were, for the ture development
efthe tender leafezi" over which the
mould (mycelium) spreads, carrying
with It the Work of death.,
Tee practical gaits of: these expe
riments and obseentioti will be pub.
11,shed by the Department at an early
day. - 4. I
Since the agimilon fur Old removal
of the Coin misoloner of the Land or
-11(9,1,6 PreSidentand Secietary have
beau getting bored by pofiiiciaas end
office-seekers *aloes M do their
country riervica with their counsel.
The majority :Oft thew) .Honorable
gentlemen Mc= Mend his immediate
diatiaissal for the good of the Repub
lican party, doubtless on amount of
bailing, a particular friend whom
.they are anxious to be appointed h ~
successor. 'A :feet prominent W
ern liepublis, however, - W is re-
Ported. hienended upon the Pre il
dent in Bir..llrllson's interest, advt.+.
tug his retention inoffiee on amount
ot his . eitideney If for uo other. air.
W. has dodo certain M. C'ia great
service in finis gone by, owl he now
feels them in duty bound to come to
his Mena In this" his time of need.
Therets b‘xllttlejuseTor an. outsider
totv to obt , tda tk.lengthi • Interview
_with hbn now nearly his whole
time Is ;aim up , In button•hollng
likeudonsiind tepresentatlves:-
. The work : in the Census Bureau.
goes on much faster, without doubt,
thanevestie - Atm: Thenreaent. head,
Gen. F. A. Walker prOves to bees I
at first Predicted; the- right-man
the right pike. ,; In his classifiestibn
of thelbree under him and his close,
critical and untlringftttention . to all
the minutia of 'the Work,- as akai, of
the individual workers, or clerks re
spectively, alimAng nothing to pguer
unobserved, and seeing that each
one la doing the work he is bent fitted
for, and that no Shirkers, or Puy who
are disipateddin'remain In the ofikx`.
Is the great secret of such an immense
amount of work being done in so
short a time. He does not desire
either to overwoik, any one, we fire
sure—he so `expresses-himself. and
those who are neatest, to him, know
that it is not his:Cluu-acter, but simp
ly requires, and,'as Nelson said, ex
pects every man' to do ids defy.'
Thu clerical force as a whole, owing
to the great care observed, firstly, as
to character, and secondly, to the
great trial strain of examination,
has made 141 unhesitatingly assert,
the ablest of. iti 'numbers that was
ever before employed in any depart
ment in this city. General Walker
may well be praised fur it as the re
sult of his &nstant care and effort,
and the country May well be pleased
with General 'Grant's selection of
such an able Superintendent.
?Ir. M. P. Norton, a Patent agent
1 from Troy,'N. Y., Is hero' making a
vigorous attempt to ba made Com
missioner of Patents. It is said that
he had. strong backing, and that he
had even the approval of the Presi
dent. This man has not borne, how
ever, alvery enviable character,"and
a great inany charges have been made
and placed before Secretary Delano,
and it is now thought that ho has no
shadow of a chance for the place. He
took the . benefit of the bankrupt net
while indebted to the Patent Office
fur copies furnished, anti a bill of
about $l6O is, we :understand, yet un
paid.' sidldavits. have been .made
that her:luts received money from in
ventors fur entering their etses, and
that said MSC's were never presented,
although he solemnly avowed that
they had biten. It is sincerely hoped
that' the Patent: Omen will not be
saddled with a man like this.
The General Land Office has just
received retufN of additional sur
veys In Montana, extending over an
urea of forty-eight thousand acres.
The lands embraced within these sur
-vem, iare situated in the valley- of
the Jelfen;on • *river, and comprise
some of the finest agricultural lands
'-in the territory. The bottom lands
I are natural meadows producing two
tons of hay to the acre. In sections
31 { and 3a toWnithip north range, 4
west,' a number of silver lodes have
been discovermE (tIEL.
SOLDIERS ORPSIANS.
As Appeal tor the Sallowish llonaestead
at Gettysburg.
An appeal has been issued In &quiff
of the soldiers' orphans, the "wards
of the State," who are domiciled at
Glettysburg,lnthisState. It is signed
Rit MA%) SimiWin, of the Methodist
ayor ox,miu kteargo - tr. blunt,
esq., and should meet with a beady
response from all who take an inter
est in the welfare of those who 'have
been deprive& Of parental care by the
ravages of war. The appeal is as fol
lows:
The National IL:int:stead for the
Orphans of Soldiers of the United
State;, incorporated by the Legisla
ture of Pennsylvania,. was formally
inaugurated at Gettysburg in the
yew ISt& Thu orphans -now enley
ingit4 shelter and the benefit of its
fine school are natives of Arleen
States, to wit: of Massachusetts,
Vermcint, Connecticut, New York,
New Jersey,Pennsylyania,Delaware,
Maryland, Virginia. Ohio... Michigan,
Illinois, Missouri, Tennessee, Geor
gia and Florida.
The institution owes its establish
ment mid continued support wholly
to the charity of the humane public.
Anuing its most generomipatrons are
more than eight , hundred' Sabbath
schools, in eighteen States of the
Union, and connected with almost
every branch of the Christian Church.
The Homestead Is not designed to
be lost to its present friends and pat
rons. It is chartered to be a perpet
ual asylum for orphans of citizens
when no longer needed for orphans of
soldiers.
Now, Les the war for the Union is
fading front the public memory, and
sympathy for the soldiers' orphan Is
not the tender anti generous feeling
of the past, gifts do not flow into the
llonicsasul treasury as heretofore.
The decline in its reeeipts threatens
serious embarrassment to the insti
tution in the midst of Its noble work.
Intim!, unless :liberal aid is soon
provided, the institution cannot
possibly ennlinue'to support its Pres
ent large fatuity of dependent chil
dren. To h compelled to dismiss a
single child for Walla of means for its
prnper support —to turn It out ofdoors
in sight of its,fialier's grave and the
trenches where ho fought and fell—
cannot be thought of as a possibility.-
The patrioneand hamane public is
respectfully ;and earnestly called
upon, therefore, to lend timely aid,
that these orphans of the Republic
may remain in their school and
plemant home until better tilted to
be 4ent forth into the world. All who
would share in this blesses' ministry
to, these fatherless little ones may
please intimate their desire to the gen
eral secretary. J. Francis Bourns, M.
1)., No. WO Walnut street. Philadel
phia, br sentirtheir donations direct
to the treasurer, Peter ii. Simons,
No. old Senora street, Philadelphia
Pa. MamtEw SIMPSON'.
G EMRLE G. MEADE.
'DANIEL M. Fox.
GEORGE G. STITAILT.
NEWS SUM %WV.
—The Woodruff sleeping ear pat
ent has been extended.
—The San Francis:xi Mercantile-
Library made $310,122 by its lottery.
—The mink :unison in California
has set' in, Aispelling the anxiety
about the mpg next 5W.4011.
—A St. Fetersbat3g telegram of the
Ist says: "The pacific solution af, the
Black Sea question is assured to
day."
—Cattle shipments from the West
continue lively. Fifteen cur loads
weatlEsst from Omaha yesterday. "
—Five priSoners attempted to es
6tite'from the Nevada State prison
Thor:slay. One was killed, three
mortally wounded, and the last_am
tured alter a desperate struggle.
-4ames Duff, of Pontiac, Illinois,
TreaSurer of the State Reform School
fed nt that place, has failed, with
fifty thousand dollars of the School
funds in his possession. The State Is
secure through his Ixmdsmen.
—David Miller, living about two
.from , Wellsburg, W. Va., on
the Wellsburg and Bethany turnpike,
while returning home from Wheeling
on Thunvlayi: night. was stoppt.d on
the road by four med..who tied and
robbed him elf $4050. lie was found
tied, by a neighbor. %%emits Mk clue
to Ur robbers,
19' A c z AN
r a New and Elezzad,CUtestreted VOA.
'OUR SISTER REPOLIC •
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tSlaglateigoolupg And Adventure
lu the Lad of the Aztecs: with Charming .
PEN AND PENCIL PICPUREN
of Maxima Life, Character and Boanery, and start;
Hag and romantic Historical Ltemieicences of this
Land of Ihnnance, Wonder and Mystery.
ilt Is a bright and racy work, written us a bell
liantstid attractive Style. dillsout a doll page In it,
and cannot fell to be popular With clawses^—
/beton Rai. '
• Ile pages eptritle with wit. and are instinct
with; ever trarybig pictures of Mexican Lite la all
itepbases. The Illestrations are excellent, and
We shall be mistakeu Il It does not command a
very - extensive sale. gym DITIIIII should put thls
boori tutu the hands of prier chiWstai."—L'akage
Vibram
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interior
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h nd t en sa o re T d ra e v i e g l ht n u h y
piquant and entertaining. The book has a germ•
tae and substantial valtie."—Oluistian Union.
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Ter County are hereby notified that the *nand
meeting for the election of nine (9) Directors for
the. ensuing year wilt be hold at the Banking-
House, In New Brighton, on the eceond eeadar.
—loth day—or January next (I 811), between the
hour. of 11 o'clock and 2 o'clock at the bald day.
By order or the Board.
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Tract qf .Latiti it: Darlington 7tncn'p.
By virtue of an Order of the Crphans • Court of
Dower county the unanalysed }-reenter of the
Last Will and Testament of Soutiellfltchell, deed
will expose to pubic sale on tla premises .
On Wednesday, January Vh.1871,
At I o'cloek, p. m.. the following described real
Wkin of step deceased, Vizi All that ter.
tain tracfof land situate In Darllagton township,
Be a rer coney_ Pa.. boued on the east by Wok
of John Ur/Being and Joseph Sharp, north by
Ands of Wm. McClure, and west and south by
Ands of Alulah Chalky, James McGeorge, sr-,
and James McGeorge, Jr.. coatalulag
Eighty fire Acres and 57 Perches
of land, more or less; about II) sun of which are
cleared and in ,'good state of cultivation: the bal
ance well timbered. There are on the premises a
to tuz7 frame dweilloglsouse (recently built); a
one-story cottage house, a log barn and a large
frame stable. ne land la of lint rate quality and
'le situate within hairs mile of the B. Et. W. S. C.
Railway Station at New Gallike.
Tress.—Onc third of the purchase money to be
paid in hand on the confirmation of the sale by
I the Court, the balance to two equal annual pay
ments with intereat.
For further Information apply to Geo. M. Young,
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NON-EXPLOSIVE
' :Ketone Kerosene Lamp.
Is abiolutelp stale from eZpioolota or break
log; burns any Coal oil, good or hid; gins
Aire Light, No Odor, and area leas oil.
•dt is perfectly tiorccridosire. Tim light L. het
ter than Is produced by any other latup.”— It'...
Clark, Prilittrail Alassachu.lle Agricultural Cut.
It is perreelly non-expleralcc, giros a WV,
light, and is More eCJIlOMiral than any other lama
Wm.'— W. If. Its Tis. late Eulit. Public iotua,
Chicago.
'floe appalllugnleathe and area from glum
latupa exploding and breaking create a great de
mand for Chia lamp. It PAlitt to sell It. Hold
by Canvas...ore i damns wanted every
where. Scud rue circular and tuna. to Mout.
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hone. Addrma L. WAGNER .t CO, Alarshult,
Mich. dect:lar
1826 the “Vegetable
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LL yezziss.
An, superior t I
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Mi. Bronchial andinngdifaucittep, are exceed
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•nd horrible Cubeb taste, aro very soothing and
act like a chain: ?holster., Singers and Public
Speakers will dad they are especially adapted to
too voice. Sold by Druggl.tr, Also
litivlitou.s (V. V.) Cud Liver Oil,
for Consumplion and Scronals; yen us other. idlft
UPHAM'S DEPHATIMY POSISDEIC. Ite
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out Injury Mac skin. Sent by mall for 411.2.5.
Upham's Asthma Core
Rene,. meat Violent turulymun, In .flt: minutia,
and erects a .peedy cure. I ft by maiL
The Japanere hair Stalin
Colors the whWrers and hair a beautiful rd.xcx or
Rumex. It coastal. ul only one peepitration.
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Street, Pulladelpida. deet4w.
A CARD.
A Cler,:y man, chile 4-..ttilog In V. - min Anonlea
IA 11 Illimlio.llllll 116[01,11A 11 rote 1.01 pimple rrlb
rlly tor the Curt of Nrrvi,u• br.., e.arl) PC
env. Incecera of the Urinary and nentical Orator.
and tho whole train ..1 dimmer. br.nbrbt oil by
kthidi out Itabilo. Cleat beltabt•nr bare
bm•tt rand by thia mold.- rebtray. yn.wpwd by
a de•lnt to loortit tbt aftlicon and on (pullout , .1
will crud the ttaipa ter plena:log awl ['ploy tiala
methelor. In a *rah d rovalol.o. to any ono who
no•do It. frer j tlarge. A others ./tink:lll T.
INN AN.-htattoo lichee. New Turk city,
droll4w
&AWL MASON BON3,
KW BiIIGHTOII CURIE Nig
MANUFACTURERS OF
agtrifiriEDSZD
; 41.1112:4111 1 24
• ma
ebi>?&l.: l l3 IMIIBVBVI44
&c., *c.
Spectal &Genitor' Is glretito too • _
Hardening 2impering of th - e Blada,
and we feel ad know earselvee to be competent
to make the very nest. u weemploy nu u
e bt ex
perienced workmen. and use the best of steel
14a tauel Mason baa now been In the
Dula's forty a l so Ids lions are all practical
Workmen. We ant mentifeetnrere or
'
POCKET4INIVES, -
PEN-KNIVES,
- ' PRUNERS' KNIVES,
PE.SCIL KNIVES,
Made from S. & E. Wirdlow's Reined English
Steel. and Errry Made Warranted.
Slin.r.tal attention Is caned to.our stock of—
Pocket Scissors" • - . _
Ladies' Scissors
••• Bankers' Seistors,
Barbers' Sctuors, &c.
Ail orders Will he promptly tilled and shipped na
advised.
IW Price Mt furnished on application.
OFFICE AND WORKS
NEW IJIUOIITON. Pa.
_ seta Cli:octllcb;deel'cb
Deeds for iislo at the AMU. Oak.,
JOUN - 13. YOUNG. Attorney at law
Beaver, Pa. Mice on Third St.
east of the Court lionae. All law Winless anima
ted to my airy shall receive prompt attention.
Also persons baring Real Mate for Sale, and
those wtsning to buy town property, coal or farm
lands, may rare time and money by calling at my
ogle. , aprlLly
A DM IN ISTUATtIdr NUM:E.—Estate of Jae.
11 McMahon, Jr. dec'd. —LcUens of Minaltdstra.
Bon upon the estate of John 11cMahon.la, Into of
Brighton township, county of Bearer, Pi., deed.,
having been duly granted to the undersigned, all
persons Indebted to the said estate are niquested
to make payment; and those haring claims against
the same will present them to
coraiGsv kIAItUAIIET kfcMAIION,
•
,k DMINISTItATOWS NOTetlent of sd..
/I. ministration having been ICE.—L
&minted to the sub
scriber on the relate of Archibald llcesughiry,
deed.. late of South Beaver township, ikaVer CU.,
Ili.; all persons indebted to said estate an notifi
ed to make Immediate payment, and thato bating
claims against the same will preterit them dilipso.
thenticatsd for settlement. itEvalcs WAIT,
norgt6w dlodier.
ClegEtrie
TILE undertagned la now engaged In the COAL
DCSlNlind.and eupply patties with l:lo
at
gate article of Plttatough coal at 11!4odd. V".
-bushel Order+ left at Joeeph !thawing, Orr &
•Coopeekor at the Banking Bow of Thomas Mc-
Crody &Co. In Heaver. w receive
HELLmop ,
Coo. Lnrl6;tfil . Nirrc
UTAN'TV.I32 —A Genera Asstfor time
vet county, for the Guard= Illintnal life In
'armee ri ght ymr Nem ork.
and
Induce.
merits , to the man. ! or terms and ciraulan
addrem Smith. Roberta & liollinknehead. Mann
gen, Sender:lst corner fith and Walnut .LreCti
[nowthif.
KNITTING - I(..tra NS.
A large Popply of the Celebrated
SPRINOPIELD WOOLEN YA RNS
In al: colors °tad qualltico, - )ast reitelved bj
S. J. ROSS at CO.
Huth tiler
MEM
AAatlitor v i,4 Notice,
IN the Orphans' Court of Peaver County: It the
matter ot the account uf George S. Darker. Ex
ecutor and Trustee or the estate of Thomas A.
Barker, deceased.
And now, jo wit: Nov. VAI; DM, on motion of
W. S. 'Morten, Esy, attorney on bebalt of Susan A.
Wade, Caroline tr. Morlau. et al.. legatevs under
thr last will and testament of Eliza o.llarker.de'd.
the Court appoint E. It. Daugherty, Esq., an Au•
ditur to make distribution' of the balance to the
hands of eald Executor and Trustee to and amour
those entitled thereto. From thd mord.
Attest— JOHN C. DART, Clerk.
The Anditor above named eriilmeet for the pu•-.
pose of Ida appolututent, Id the Court. Mose in
the borough 01 Deaver. ou Thuteday 15th day or
December. A. D. le:O, at one o'clock, p. m., Sr
which time and place parties' la Intercet may at
tend lithe) , ace proper. B. DAISWIEUTV,
,^novlar,:tt Ault tor.
13ISOLUTION.
natersigneethif fie'Snliftfrbtilfitkif tif tween the
ough of Fallston,Beaver county Was dleworeA
on the I.sth of October, by the withdrawal of!. W.
D. Smith from /odd elem. All uneettled ha/daces
will be attended to by Wlttlam Sager and John
Herron WILLIAM[ SAGER.,
J. W. D. SMITH.
• JOHN lIERICON.
The busince. will be conducted in the Warn by
Sager. Herron and springer, be whom the patron•
age oldie public he reenectfully solicited.
tweitgw
Point Planingr, Mills,
Water klYeel, Rochester, Pti
"Whitfield & Anderson,
'MANUFACTURERS OF'
•41. - "
Such, Doors,:lfouhlinvs,Floor-boardt,
Iliwther-Loards, Brack
et:v., Sep, fic.
A 1.1.0 ,
DPALEIZS IN ALL KINDS OP LUSH
BELL LATILSIIINGLES AND
BUILDINU TIMBER.
.11eving unrelieved the tevriturlid Interest Of Mr.
C. Anderson. owner of the several l'Atents cov
ering certain litupouventents in the c0t...n.11011
and Joining of wretherboarila and lining fur hour
es and other buildings. wo are the only 'swans
authorized to make and well the same within the
'halite of. Beaver county. Partin interested will
please observe thl,t.
Clopenters' S'opplies Cbnstanily on
jArnd.
Every rnakner of 41op work made to order.
BARGAINS !
/41.1ien Satchels selling S vents, $lOO
and $1.40
Just received from our importers and
manufacturers a largo stock of
11 . 0'Wlit01111,
FANCY )IAS li ETS;
CHINA and BOHEMIAN WARE,
HOBBY HORSES, WA() 4 .40, WAX
DOLLS, ate. tte.
Oil! and Eramine our Goode.
O'Leary & Singleton's,
148 r•edcral St.,
ALLEGHENY; PA.,
nprl3:ly) elt*gd June, rept
111 V? UAW,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
BROADWAY,
NEW BRIGHTON,: PA.
a llaying rreelrel n large awl well eel %fed eta!'
Pall and Winter Goods,
con I Ong or
BEAVE72B, CiLINCHILLAS;
CLOTHS, CSSIMERES, ENG
LISH MELTONS, VESTINGS,
of the lattst end moat feebinnable Mike. which
will be made [portlier on the ,
motrr ngAsoNAntz Tintais
stud on the shortest poesiblo notice and am :ranted
to give satisfaction.
As I emptoy none hot Lint class N, nektons
and having considerable experience , In netting.
defy competition anywhere In the State, as to
maize and fit I keep also on hand n fell stock of
PC4t y made clothing of home mantanct ore.
ontltatf.
0.;... Prab"llii - Ski Piet Dilitl.
k o=6=4 Ci. aid IlaGlNlNM.__si
—I
k :....1:16:41 X.c..w Nob.
etli 15. r:.
sad siliblennie
nee NW On it am; tibia la I 0 VI lirosei l l
. 0 ...
romans. limn * * abNps
Ors. lift Sir
=Mi. ~as sot 0 ogm..
rola mini
imemie. Me
Mr aim wee Imp =
=I
EtITATI Or MEL 'LIZA MECH. REVD.—
Mottosle thereby gins UM Wets at Moths
wisdom es tit seta. of Ore Above mord hew
gent. trte:of the Smooth ot ligarsr.la the tottety
of Beever, two grantut to Robert
Dade. feithilot city of rithhturh: all per.
'Wok tbentore, baring claims or dretatter
the *Otte of IM sate deeedaat requellml to
Poke ihe IMO brown to the osl4 whonalsinkm
Wil P., O. helm, delay. ROBERT DAV th. Ada' r
twthirere4Oth street. rillsbar h,
s
PIMPLES.
Tb . am s.ipme will ebeerfally mall (free) to
all who wish It. the Recipe and tnl dtrectkwe
aid pan a simple sad batealfadV
riiihi"Gals. that will immediately remove Tao
PreeklesaimPleß Itioteber, and all mawos asd
hipesitie• of the halo. kering the same sok clew,
smooth and beautiful.
!w an a. amid (free) itistomtllma for prodse
feig„ by Tell staple Mimi, a lexarlont growth of
oe a bald head or smooth We.
Tha above can be obtaltvd byn tone mat. by
gi.dy,..les Tlltltt. t: API librathi
Doatim.. 1% Ucoadway, yoh.
BARGAII 8
A. W. ERWIN & CO,
Al 75 Cente, One ease 4,f
Vory Vine Merinos
°Ng DOLLAR
f ood IVoterorof.
Extra
CENTS
V.xris Good 'ruble Linen
Bargains in Many .IVrin Drota G otAls
CALL AND SEE THEM.
A. W. ERWIN -& CO 'S
,
No. 178 Federal Street,
ALLEGHENY CITY,
juntay—jease2o-27,spt.
Reduced Prices!
Speyerer & Sons
Have Just Returnetl frau il".
WITH A LARGE STCWK OF GoODS
the
Lowett .CasV Prices,
And will sell ,only
AS LOW AS BEFORE THE WARI
Craisiiting )4 Dry 1:/,,,ds,
visiqrt..., Danl. arc. IlutA, Cal,
ana ()cum, l'ackiat:
Yarn, 'lron, Nail:, Paibl,
Oil, Putik,
Qumnsware. Wii- \ •
- - Grain and _
flacon, a carte.
ly of Priuti.,Munlins.
Tickingg,Delaitts,elo , kg,
Al pacut,Jeatis,Dittint. , ,C4•ll
and Hogtery ; nlgo. Tem*, CoIL.N.
Sugars, Syrups, Moiassus, Carlo.n Oil,
200 Upla. of the alebrated Ctinlnsi (tilt!
AND NEW CREEK FLOUR
Just arrived and for sale, Wholesale sn!
Retail,
At Piftsbtirg Prices..
200 Begs Wheeling Nails:
ONE CAft \VIIITE LIME
Land Plaster, and Akron anifid;
A Large Stock of
White Lead and Paints
A very superior quality of Strum/ W r !
zel A L.:4 , 111)s; and it lot of Carbon Oil
Jnal Arrired and for sale. Whob mar
=SIM
ALSO, PURE CATAWBA, ISABELLA
—unit—
Concord Wines,
Of our own vintner, for 'Medicinal :IN
Sacnnuenlal l'orpmiot, ant highly C.
commended by i 11 1 ,24! tiholl3l,4'
USIA I hem.
TL.•y are HIM, Agen.s h , r tlu
KNIFFEN 3D)WER AND REAPER
And Pitt. Sat. Plow CO's. Plows.
Thanking the Public! for Mein mit Pat
rotiage. We hope to merit n liberal slime
in the future.
All Goods Delivered live of throw
You eau rely on all -goods being fn •h,
as all our old goods were sold at as nos
SPETERER & SONS.
aprl3;tc
r 3. ANDEUSON, haring taken hold or
I • his old Foundry again. In Rochr•ter, I'a.
will be pleased to Meet his old elastomers sl.‘t
frieude who may want either the REST •
lila. STOVE. Healing Stove, or env other kttel of
Valitinge of best material and workmanship ort.•
'business will be conducted by
Jegttfl J. J. ANDERsoN .t.stiNs
ARTIFICIAL TEETH PERFEI - T•
• As"Ns ED I— T. J. A. II J.
CHAS DIEU rat , on ,
Chaveti the eselo•h
right of lies, er county
• - to tiseltr.Sturte. Por,,t
•
• • ` b hl h Ines can pul
r; • ,
• ' as
tleld Plate, stuns I.eha
. find ehatueled
1041 so light and elastic as to pert..ctly adapt halt
to the mouth; oterlatingall that clutu.i hod holly
lwaeololeonditlon, so much complained of mote as.l
ihtlle
y
o
10)
deed, ao one seelnt. It wowed be willing to wear tee
old style plate any longer than they rOcll4l CPO ra•
trolly get them exchanged. All broacher 01
listry performed In Me toot and mcs , t substantial
manner. In Gluing teeth with gold. etc.. we dal.
lonic competition from any quarter. and con rerer
to Iloing eubjects whose allit:s lka‘e
twecn thirty and forty years. Among the :lmber
lion. John Allison will exhibit ellinae
day te " the m y e w 3s em y" fl ed IC . La ; Ithigebru teeth
P i t . n '4 lla ."'
new pLen.freein.! It from all unpleasant an da •
galena effects. making the extraction of t eth a
n.
0000CIS or pleasure rather than horror ato
nines tut • lbw as any good 4e011.1 In the 1•1.,:r.
Uhice at Bearer illation. Rochester I'a.
novlLlfl T. J. H. J cIIAN LER.
.
- -
Clam!. n. Notary Ceni
veyabcer and Insurance Al.gen Dodo,
Agreements written and acknowledgement.. takdt.
&C. Having been duly commissioned to.‘ gent be
several find class insurance Cotenant , . tn.':
sentlng the Fire, Mt, Acchicnt, and Live `net
DepArtasents Is prepared to Late rltts and s . t n in;
Poneus the mast liberal terms . Ale
or the "Anchor Line" of Met clan. Ocean nnste
era. Tlckats sold lo and Crum all pert.
laud. Ireland. ticotland,tlermatly and rru
le
th
actin Leaf 'brkk row; Dlamond. llodevter.
apegrGS • . -
"TOM KING" FOR SA
In ciuteconence of the death of one of It I*
~1 U. celebrated Enull•li her,
Ding" win hem:fend at public iialeon lb. I,IIIIIIW .
of the late Joho McMahon. lu Ton
Dearer county, Pa., on Tharo.Lar. Der.enitor Ot
tlre " ) .;ehwk. a. in. This h;iree hay lnhrn the,
prem.= at our wanly Fair. for 111 numb.
yean mat, and hY °alto air arms the Lea to
found lc western renseyleasta.
Plttobarkh weekly toartornekir and Laawao'
eckuily Jarmo:, Coweara Um and read Mlle to
the Boom Amos dim botal•
I=l