=ll
,
t
thnotudedfroo-ifigt
U
the natlt—wiltaz,„_- ...__ ei t
di ga pp ai r from zoo docilL , m the
• zenatinOsti:lthoelliiir wl Ar seve•
nue atinnfill.. '' ' W" to P c ' et '''
master - fir tt , eilffiffiblllty, a tax
upon Ile enmso all soyta,alad tobacai , ,
f"1. In all Its forme, and y aWhietutjust
wont of the tariff-Whieh vmffii put i,
duty only ripen' that* tirtielOs whic
wo could . Minion.* `.With,; known
luxurlemi,itud,-On - itinse of which w
use more thanfno3 prOduce, revonu
~ enough ral4.l:oo` , .ralsed 'alter a few
Iyears of Peace, and* '' , a6sequent res
, I •duetion-drlffitebtedneis. ,To fult s.
'' all our obllgittirifurther'redu
eduction
of ex in 'addition • to a'. . 1
- -duction of inte penee,
rest Account, umaY ell
' relied" 04)to make:
inf this practlaiq
. ReVentetbrm; If it Moms this,
my hearty support. If it impliesi
collection of elf rovetuf, fo r
al
rt
suppo of the Govecomell'o d w i r t Z
payment of time prlncipal. , an
44- 0
• oat of the puWiagleb„„PeBlo44 ~„W
~,
by directly taxing l-a° Pwr" and ""`"
am w arns seyenue reform, cons
fidently believe the people are, with
• , me. If it means &nitro Ito 'proirldii
1 the neassary means to de, ray all exi
'menses of the Governmentand the o
by repudlatharof thepublic debt an
pensions, then I am, still! more ,
CVto such kind of menus'
Revenue reform has fret bee
• defined by any of itaadVocatestom
knowledge, • but seems to • be . some ,
thing which 101'dt:supply every_man'4
wants without any cost or ef fort o
his put. A true revenue reform can
notbe made In a day,but must bower
ofthe national legislation and of time.
As soon as the revenue can be dlms
peeved with, all duty should int rem
moved from coffee, tea; and other
articles of universal usinot produced
•by ourselves. The necessities of the
country compel us to collect revenue
• from our imports. An army of col;
lectors and assesiors Is not a pleasant
• sight to the citizen, but that or a tar{
HT for revenuehunecassary. Sue 44
• -tariff,. solar as It acts hi cumr
meet *home_ products, a ff ords ern ;
- pioyment tkilabor at 1111111211 wages in
emtrest to the;•pauper• labor of the
old world, and also in.-the develop!
went of home reeoures. .
..: .
* • .. , . The Amapa. r.
Iteder the act of Congress of the
15th day ofJaly, 1870, the army has
gradually been reduced,: so that on
the Ist ofJiinttary 1871,- the numb it
' of•commiesioned , officers and men
will not exceed the number contemf
plated by Jaw.... The - War Departi•
meet building Is an old structure, not
lire-preoof, and entlrely.inadequate hi
dimensiona to- oor . present, want
Many thousands of dollen; are -now
paid annually for rent of private
buildings to accommodate the "sari
' Bereaof the ' bepartnient. • I -re
come dan appropriation fora node
rt
War ment building situated
f pa
. to the resent and growing wants of
the na ion. The report of the Seem
tary, of War shows a very satisfacto
ry reduction in the expenses 'of the
army for the last fiscal, year. For
details you are referred to Ida ae
compaoylog report. • ' ; .
The Navy Department. • -
The expenses of the navy teethe
, whole of last year, i. e., from -
b& 1869, the date of the lastrt,
I:+ent
are less than nineteen million do lars,
or about one million leis than they.
were the previous year.. The expen-
mie4 of the navy department inthis its
, cal year, since July Ist show, for the '
live[ months, a decrease of over two
million four hundred thousand deli
' lars from those of the corresponding
months of last year. The estimates
for the current year were 828,265,678.
87; those for next year are 520,683,817,
P 35,100 additiomial for temporary and
, _permanent Improvements: These es
t Wales are made eloSelYTor the most
economical maintenance of the travel
establishment as it now' is,. Without
much hi the natareof permanent im
provement. Theappropriatlop !nude
for the last and current years were
evident!) , intended by Congress, and
, are sufficient only, to keep ,the navy
!.on its present footing—the repairing
and relittlngour old ships. This pol
icy must of' Z 01114343 slowly but surely
destroy the navy, and it ii in Itself
far from economimi,as each year that
It is - pursueil the nee for more
repairs in ships, and navy yards be
come more impamtive and more cost
ly, and our current expenses are to
ally Wally increased for the mere repairs
. or ships, many of which, must soon
.. bo unseaworthy and:ustileas. I hope,
during the present Session of Con
gress, to he able to submitto IL avian
by.which naval vessels can be built
and repairs made with great saving "
upon the present cost. It ean hardly
be wise statemanship in a govern
ment which represents a country
with over five thousand miiesof coast
line on both oceans ' exclusive of Alas
ka, and motel • gforty millions of
progressive people, with relations of
every !mature with almost every, for- '
eign ekmuntry, to rest with such inade
quate means of enforcing any policy,
• either of protectlonorrWress." Sepa
rated by the ocean from the nations
or the Eastern Continent, our navy
is our only moonset direct protection
to our citizens Abroad, or for tho en
forcement of any foreign policy.
' • The Postal Service.
' The accompanying report of the
Postmaster General shows a Moat -
• satisfactory working of that depart
ment With the adoption of the re
. comemendatiOn" contained therein,
particularly these rotating to a reform
in the flunking privilege, phd the
" adoption of correspondence fends, a
self-sustaining postal system may
speedily be looked for, and at no dis
tantelay a further reduction of the rate
of postage be attained. I recommend
the authorization by Congress to • the
Postmaster General and 'Attorney
General to issue all commissions to
officials. appointed through their re
spective departments. At present
therm commissions, where appoint
ments are made,. are Issued by. time
State Department. The law In .all
time departments of Government ex
cept- those of the Post office and of
Jostices authorizes each to Issue its
°Wu commissions.
licit Service Refbrm Recent
, menned..•
. Always favoring practical reforms,
I respectfully direct your attention
to one abuse of long standing which
I would like to see removed by this
- Congress. 'ltis a reform in the Civil
Service of the country. I would
have it go beyond the mere fixing of
the tenure of office of clerks and tan
., ployee4, who do not require the ad
vice and etinsent of the Senate to
make their appointment complete. I
would have It govern not the tenure
but time manner of making all op.
i w iptineubm. There ia no duty which
so much embarrasses the, executive
and heads of departments as that of
appointments, nor Is- there any such
Arduous or thankless labor imposed
on Senators. and Representatives as
that of finding places for constitu
ents. Time present system does not
• secure time bed men, mind often not
even fit amen " for publiC places. The
elevation and purification of the eiv
it service of the Government will
" . he hailed with approval by the whole
people of time United States:
Itettema 'ln t h e Management Of
. ' Indian Allhfrs. . .
Reform in the management of In-"
dian Affairs has.received theapeclal '
• attention of the Administration from
its Inauguration to the present day.
The experiment of "making It a mis
sionary work was tried with. a few
. agencies given to the denomination
. of Friends, and has been found to
work most 'advantageously. All.
- agencies and superintendencies not
so disposed of were given to officers
• of the -army. - . The' acts& - Congr ess
'reducing the army renders army offi
cent Ineligible for civil positlomek The
• .Indian agencies being civil offices I ,
determined to give all the ngencies.
to such religious denominations as
bad heretofore established missions
among the Indhufs, and perhaps . to
sonsoother denom bunions who wouhl
undertake- the work .on the same
,' terms," i, e., as 'a nitnilontuv work.
The societies selected are allowed to
name their own Veda, subject tothe
1.
~arru~.*~*a«.a s~,d
iiiiiiiitiaaifitheligiditi e Fildia
expopiactaw.atehcrrecA ~.. aid ,
tltenzaellOPTlP"aliatik."
otkt . " tbALltattnoi
=he,strtitA pews, Am , v''
manatee '., °Ver.: al
hilts ..oUthes'agents, and regelfes-'of
'bon juumet an accountabusty as if
• gteY2'Ve`brilifpoinfed !WOW regular.
Plaatter. I entertain the 'confident'
hope that_ the polky how panned
1111 d slew years bring all the In-
Nines upon reeersatiOni, wl they
7
4,a live in : houses, Nhave . wheel
,houses and churches, will be pored-,
int peatreftd:and selfsturshdril Vivo
,. Qom, an hero theymay be yis
pad by the UV-abiding white man
.with thestunapunity that he now
'visits that:deli whltesettlernents.
jean ypur (attention to the
' sePort. oklbe,Conunbalinter" of. In-
Wan Amwarkwltill*lllamuition en
Is sub.l4L .
' 7i--":':
= " The PidlothelYilisisin. 1
. „ .
During the Mit fiscal year 8,0(X),413
acres of thkeublic land was dismiss*
'art Of tidal qbardity 3;098,910 acres
Wehilaktittindiselhe homestead late,
ant 12,159,515 acres bid fer , eatin- The
remainder. Was located with military
ehirriollege or Indian Scrip, or
applied sathelletion of grants'to
mareads ,er for . other public uses.
,Tiatontries under the homestead law
daring 4444iltirler. aYtited: oo , s4s
acres more than during the iseeeeed
ing. .tidrveys have been vigorousky
prosecuted to the fall extent of the
means .applicable to the purpose.
The quantity of land In market will
amply .. supply the present -demand.
The claims of the settlers uncles the
homestead or the preemption• laws,
are rota however, limited to lands
defiled brattiest . privateentry.' Any
iinapplerlated buneyed public land
`May, to alimited amcnint; be acquir
ed onder Abe ibrmerlaWs; if the par
.t.y.entitiedle cad under them Will
comply, with the requirements they
prescribe In regard to the residence
and cultivation. The actual settler's
Preference right of purchase is 'even
broader, and extends to lands which
were unsurveyed at the time of his
settlement. His right .was formerly
confined within much narrower linl-.
Its, and at one period of our histhry
was conferred only by spedal stat
utes. Thdy were especially enacted
to legalize what was then regarded as
an unauthorized Introduction upon
the National domain. The opinion
that . the public lands should be re
garded chiefly as n source or revenue
la no longer maintained. The rapid
settlement and successini cultivation
of them Is now pra t ? `considered of
more
importance our well being
than isi the fund which the ado of
them. would produce , . The remarka
hie growth and prosperity ofeur new
Stater, and Territories attest the wis
dom of the.k.gislation which invites
theAliler pf the soil to eecure I perma
nent - home on terms within- the
reach, of- all. The pioneer who
incurs the dangers anstprivations of
a frontier life, thus aids in laying the
foundation of new commonwealths,
renders a signal service to his coun
try?, and Is entitled to its special favor
and protections, The laws secure that
object and largely promote the gen
eral welGire. They should, there
fore, be cherished as a permanent
feature bf our land-system. Good
faith requireb, .us to give full
effeet to existing grants. The time
honored antral° beneficent policy of
setting apart certain sections of public
land for educational purposes in the
new States should be continued.
When ainple provision shall have
been made for these objects, I submit
as a widow wmthy a serious con
sideratlim whether theitsidue of our
national ilomain should mot be whet-
IyAlisposed of under' the provision of
the homestead and pre-emption laws.
In. addition to the swamp and of
overflowed lands granted to the State
in which they are situated, the lands
taken under.the aguicultural college
aterand for internal improvements
or improvement purposes, under the ,
act of September, 1841, and the acts
supplmentary thereto, there had
been conveyed up to the close of the
last fiscal year, by patent or other
equivalent evidence of title to states
and corporations. 2,783,257 13-100 as.;
for railways, conals'end wagon roads,
it is estimated that an additional
quantity of 17,473,552'3-100 acres is
still due under. grants for' like uses.
The policy of thus aiding the States
in building Werke of in ternal im prve
ment was inangurated more than for;
tyyearssinee In thegrants to Indiana
and Illinois, to aid those States, in
opening canals to connect the waters
o the o Wabash with those of Lake
Erie and the waters of the Illinois
with those of Lake Michigan. It
was' followed with • some moditica
lions in the grant to Illinois of al
ternate sections of public land within
certain limits of,. the Dinois Central
Railway. Fourteen States and sun
dry corporations have received simi
lar subsidies in connection with rail
ways completed or In process of con
struction. As the reserved sections
are rated at the double minimum, the
sale of them at the enhanced price
has thus in many instances indemni
fied the Treasury for the. granted
lands. The construction of some of
these thoroughfares has undoubtedly
given a vigoaoes impetus to the de
velopment of our resources and the
'settlement of the ?more distant por
tions of the countnr. It may howev
er, be well insisted that much of our
legislation In this regard has been
characterized by -indiscriminate and
profess liberality. The United Sta
tes should not loan their credit in old
of any enterprise undertaken by
States or corpomtions,rug grant lands
In any instance unless the projected
work is 'of acknowledged national
importance, and I am strongly inclin
ed to the opinion that it is inexpedi
ent and unnecessary to bestow suisil
dies of either desciption, but should
Congress determine otherwise, I enr:
nedly recommend that the right' of
settlers and of the publieshouid be the
more effectually secured by appropri
ate legislation.
ll=
• • •
During the year ending September
30, 1870, there were flied in the Pat
ent Office 19,411 appliattioni for pat
ents, 3,374 caveats, and 160 applied
lions for the extension of patents ;
patents. Including reissues and
designs, were Issued, 110 extended,
and 1,089 allowed but not Issued by
reason of the non-payment of the fi
nal fees. The receipts of this office
during the Nerd year were $136,304 29
In excess of its expenditures.
• The Cenmis. -
The workof the Umsus Bureau has
been energetically prosecuted. The
preliminary, report, containing much
•Intbrmation of special value and in
terest, will be ready for delivery
during the present session. The re , .
maining volumm will be completed
with all the despatch,consistent with
perfect accuracy in arranging and
classifying the returns. We shall
thus atmo distant' day he furnished
with an authentic record of our con
dition and resources. It will, I doubt
not, attest the growing prosperityi of
the country, although during the de
cade Which has Just closed it was so
severely tried b y the great war waged i
to maintain Its integrity and to secure
and perpetuate our free Institutions.
,
Peauslosse:
During the last fiscal year the sum
paid to pensioners. Including the cost'
of disbursement was $57.780,811 11,
'and 1,758 bounty land 'warrants were
issued. At , its close 198,688 names
were on the pension rolls. The la
bors of the Pension Qmce have been
directed to a very severe scrutiny of
the evidence submitted ; in favor of
claims, and to the discovery of ficti
tious claims which have - been hereto
fore allowed. 'lyre appropriation for
the employment of spsvial agents for
the Investigation Of (muds has been
Judiciously used, and the results Ob.
Mittel have been unquestionable
benefit to the ServiCP. •
liduesa•sw•Avinel,tare.
. 1
• The subjects of eslucation and agrl-
eulterenre of great , interest to the
success °four Republican institutions
happiness and grandeur . til4 a 'nation;
In the interests of One aibpreatt tuts
been established in the Interior De.'
MMEffM
more
mod latahaginterodskotilur. other.:a
c=.desautrastat-Altak4.ltgrito
ol,bellevoMititratra, Ipso!'
as.lo.4l47l. l kOlo.ifit.o.P.Orgroos of
bPtit btiVo" PrOPerfk to ;
tarol. tam net cdnunanu' kr 'your
carefid . consideratlon -- too' highly the
reporbkot.the Crafiraledoners of -Ed
oratitdadd'of Airicultdral Wit [lite
f ooo tregitilY , mte4.4 ll k4al leledOffott
to secure their einclepcy. „, „: • --
ritiriaywortheAdashillstratlin.
cOnausioU; I would emu up the
.polbv, of the adrainistration to be n
enbraunent'of every
a faithful collection of the tax:provi
ded ;'lbro economy in , the diebur
then; of the seine •,:s""PromPt PlY*
mentor every
it. debtof , the - ita . tion •, a
reduction of taxes' rabidly , as the
requirementsof tha.countky wilt. ad
mit; the' reductionvoUtaxation and
tariff to be so arranged as. to afford
the, greatest relief. to - the greatest
rramber ,honest and fair dealing
withal( other'-people; to the end that'
war with all i its blighting consequen
ces may be averted but without air
rendering any right or' obligation ,
due to'ns I a relbrm in the treatment
of Indienli, and in the - whole civil
service of the country, and In recur-,
leg a pure, untrammeled ',ballotott
which every man entitled to. cast 'a'
vote may do so just once at each elec
tion, without fear of molestation or
proscription on account of his politi
cal,faith, nativity or color. , • •
• , [Signed] U. S. IduArrr. •
' Exzeirriva 151
,4 111 Gi l LIFE."
Mro:Blobbs of, Long Brand!.
In the middle of the season, the
'Rev. Mr. Blobbe, who is theologi
cally "sound," sent his wife, who
was . physiologically unsound, and
their , son Billy, to Long Branch:
Billy who is a precious child,. mut
Whose tether had cautioned him not
to forget to write to him, pennaa
letter a few days after, and unread
by his mother, bent It. The same
mail, carried to/dr: ,Illobbs a letter
from his wife. We print both Ni
ters below. The first, Billy's, reads
thus: • •
DP.:AIt DADDY: It's awful nice
here in the country, and Me and ma
Are having such Jolly. times! I think
the nicest place in the world is a wa
tering place—don't you, daddy? At
first it was awful lonesome without
you, and says I to dear ma :"When
is pa cominprup from the city, ma?"
'!Never, I hope, Billy," says she;
!'yob father's such a dry old stick,
and waive so much better without
him."
• ' 0-daddy ! you.wouldn't know ma
now If you had seen her before—she's
looking so well andlyoung. She has
taken to wear such lots of tine things;
and our maid, Sally, says she doesn't
look older than many a gal of seven-.
teen. Ma's got a realsplendld beau,
too, with such moustaches and whis
kers ! Ma calls him Charlie. 1 tcall
him' a brick, because he gives me
such -heaps of Candy: Sally says lie
Is the, t ato:at gentleman she. ever
.• The waiter fellows here are bully
boys. pop, and . 1 get no end of stale
tarts,, pie and • pound cake; besides
bottled ale and tobacco. They are
teaching me to play.euehre, too, and
1 think It's a real nice game. Ma
has no time to look after me; she's
so;taken up with dressing, dancing,
and dear Mr. Charlie !
Oh pa! I want to see you so awful
bad;' but don't come yet—it would
make ma, so hOPping mad. Please
write soon, and don't forget to send
me plenty of pocket money.- A fel
low cau'f do without "tin" here.
Your affectionate son, BILLY.
Mrs.. Blobbs' read ns follows the
only point of contrast being that it
gives a different view 0(.0;6 saline
matter:
•
MY" Dr.Aliavr HUsBAND:' My
health is a little bettor, thank the
Lord, and I begin to enjoy the Sab
bath-like peace of this splendid place.
I miss you very, much, and my
thoughts are often with you '
• bUt.for
the sake of your flock, I will not ask
you to join. me ut present. Dear lit
tle Billy and the Bible are my usual
companions, though when I seek it
I find a good deal of religious society
here. Are you lonely without me,
dear husband? I hope not for the
fresh invigorating air here is doing
me more good then medicine, and if
I could remain until September,l
believe I might be quite restoreto
my former health.
Give my fondest love to the dear
slaters of our church, and tell them I
remember them in all my•prayers.
read your soul-stirring sermon in
Monday's Inquirer. It filled my
heart with great peace and comfort.
With love and, many kisses, I bid
yoU adieu. 'Will write you again.
Our Billy sends' you a note, which
you will 'receive wit this. .Your
loylng wife. • - LucY BLOBlia.
Mr. Blobbs, in .a state more easily
imagined than dOwrined; left- for
Long Branch,:immediately • after
reading the above epistles. How
Mrs. Blobbs received her indignant
lord and master, we don't know, but
he has brought her back to Gotham.
Lust Sunday she sat in her old pew
at..chureh, looking ' , Tory sorrowful.
The pastor Mr. Blobbs, preached a
very eloquent sermon, taking' for his
teXt the following : "Who can find
virtuous woman? for her price 'star
above rubies:" •
A PollUeal Renalnineenee
A writer in the Boston Journal re
lates an incident in the United States
Senate, when the nomination of Hon.
F.dward,Everett us minister to Eng
land was under consideration in se
' eret session. The confirmation was
opposed by Hon. W. B. King of Al
abama, and others, on' he ground that
Mr. Everett was "an abolitionist"
Mr. King closed his speech with these
words: "I would tell you, Mr. Pres
ident, that if this gentleman, holding
views so opposite to the IntereSt of
the South, and so destructive to its
Institutions, is appointed' this Union
must and will be dissolved:" The
moment he had taken his seat, Mr.
Clay arose in his place, - and pointing
his lohg arm and fore finger at Mr.
King. said, in a loud, firm voice;
4 •Atll tell you, Mr. President, that
if a gentlemen, so preeminently
qualified for the past of ministem
should be rejected by the Senate, and
foe the reasons given py the flenator
from Alabannythat this Union is dis
eared already.
—Mr. Clay's speech on this occasion
is said to have been one of his most
splendid oratorical efforts. The nom
ination of Mr. Everett was confirmed.
The True Vitiate of a Thing.'
Experience by those who lAib
tried and been cured by a remedy is
ono of the be;t tests of its merits,
and witilest we would not wish to
speak disparagingly of other reme
diei we would encourage all those
-who May be either afflicted With re-:
cent Or chronic diseases of the lungs
or air passages to try a bottle of Dr.
Keysees Lung Cure. • It is exteed
ingiv valuable both on account of its
heullng virtues and its expectorant
properties, whilst it cleans the blood,
it heals the lungs and strengthens'
the system. No remedy that wo are
aware of has superior claims to pub.
lic . confidence. Dr. Keyser's princi
pal office for lung examinations and
the treatment of chronic diseases,
No. 14j Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
$1,50 rel bottle, if your druggist does
not keep it; end live dollars to Dr.
Keyser, and he will send four bot
tles securely boxed, by express, with
full directions how to use it.
Stand 4. ..."---7-7-7- aid - warns En
gland that the f3huistone ministry is
preparineoenn infiuncrwrand
disav
troua-wpltulation tu Rumis.
of 6i:townie's mist:tow, the tvuk.r
ente has been accepted without :the
withdrawal of the Itumian nide. The
mere meeting of the powemwill be a
virtual submission to air amnia
asks.
END
, Xu' 4 l ll l 7 (t e o d l i l m lef o u 4 /9 2 l P4C140!.k ,
J, i
P ,
4?
4ZKlii,n:-
stealing outfium lbo m ibli g wil it*
with the pleading ,
•
"PlatsOlike myatidiOW ,--
Insttintly,thelittlirbophandi_t
grasped, libtrears'vtinisit, tiodlmoth
ed by the akicionatiess °flits , 11111pr's
presencei:by ells; Into sweet_
again. •••• • ,- ',lillifr - I , li 0 :i. k 4 , ,, 2
, WO cotatuend , thrs,lipmo9,BlP2Plit;
filial Alt-ti add,trust to the. MIXAMIP
amrowing oneNOa' t Aire ' Iniiimost
every household,. Stretch year hand,
stricken m,Ournerailthatirtyon tddy
bent thailecpmt &steams and gloom,
and .fear and- -atutiotte suspense 'maY
cloud your weaty tuthway,,and thoakUt,
very act will reveal the'presmee
loving,, compassionate - .Father.- aMI
give Yon the, peace that litisseth all
The datkness may not puss away tit
once, nightmay-stlll enfold you, hi
its ,embrace;' bat ' ittileribre will his
disalpated," He&dm' and ivy:bees - 9M
away,' and In the slintile"grapp of the
Father's handOsWeete peace , • will be
given' and , You , will test - seenrely,
knowing that the morning corneth.'!
.z-6bßovgatirmalid. • • •• • ~
.
:Theßan Frfinc,isect •Chamber
- Owamerce, on Friday Jast, appoint
ed avommlttee to memorialize Con:.
gran for. a subsidy 'for the projected
Australlaii Steamship ' '
dispatch' has just beed
receiv
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leans and -Tours. •
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mans Under General Atantenllbl is
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porarilylaking' his place. He , will,
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whojumped from the omnibus, is in
a critical condition. Time fireman,
who maliciously . • blew the • steam
whistle on the locomotive for the
purpose of frightening the horses,
• will be arrested and tried for man
slaughter. • ..
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ARTIFECIIAis TEAM& PERFECT.
ED I— T. 7. as 11. J.
• etiANDLlilt have pur
chased the exclactee
rlght Of Beaver county
mati.lituck's Patent
n hy lVit h oit h e e Lit'l l th p iu ut
Ilata with& beau
tiful enameled polich;
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Icsmulag their liability to break 100 percent. stn
seeds no ono pedal It Would be wilting to wear the
old Style plate any longer Mail they mad cotr
'leMtly . get them exchanged. All bonubee of Ocu
,tistrypecformcdla the beet and moot eubctantiat
manner, to filling teeth with' gold. etc.. ernehal.
lenge competition front env quarter, and cog refer
-to ilettilt sublets wboSe illitags lace stood be
tween thirtyand forty year, ''Antent,e the number
lion. John Wilson will- exhibit fillings we inser
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day they were fi lled. Lengbink Gas prepared on
a newpbm.Crealde U (roman maples...spiced den
genres sleets. making the extracilen or teeth a
source of pleasure rather tban Of horror and polo.
Prices ac bW,asjayscgood, dentist in tho brute.
Oaks at !leaver Matron cster na:
Itinfttf] T. S. D 11.4 CIIANDLEIL
•
Pri th.da bilc.'Co . ns
011.1 veya g nee n. r ani ll Yn n sti BT rarica N kria l'irY t.
Aareeselmits written andrieknowledgemente taken,
d.e. 'lamina been duty
commissioned avAgent for
'several -Ant cisme Insurance Companies, ream ,
'militia the Fire, Life„ Accident, and Live Stock
Departments. Is prepared to take risks and•errito
Widow on the genii liberatteraM.. Also, agent
'for the "Anchor LLne" of dna elms Cleennliteams•
Cr,. Tickets told tO and from all 'pertain End-
Med. Ireland. Seetland.Stertrumy and France,. Of•
dean Leafs brick row, Dtamund, Itambester.
sprain:l •
Reduced 'Prices!
Speyerer & Sons
Have juAt Returned from the East
•
WITH A TARA STOCK. OF GOODS,
Bought at the
Lowest Cash Prices,
And will sell soma Goods
AS LOW AS BEFORE .THE WARt
Consisting of Dry Goods, Gni-cries, Pro.
,visiiins,livare, Hats, Caps, Mints
anti Shoes, Rope, Oentn, Meking
Yarn, Iron, Nails, Paints,
White Lend, Oil, Putty,
•
Queensware,
• inwAvare.Finni.
Feud,
Crain and
Bacon, a cane• •
iv Ivr •
Tieking , ,Delains,cliveky
• Alruicas,Jeans,DimoniN,crusli
and hosiery; rofiti.:.s. •
Sugars, Syrups, Mola'sses,Carhen
200 bUs. if the (Web - rated elution C'ity.
AND NEW CREEK FLOUR,
Just arrived and for sale, Wholesale and
, Af Pittsburg Prices.:
200 legs Wheeling Nills:
.ONE CAR WHITE LIME;
Land Plaster, and Akron Cenunt;
A Lnrgc Stock of
White Lead aird Paints.
very superior quality of St room 5..; Wed
7.1 . 1 1 5 80:11/S; la of carbon Oil
Just Arrived and for sale, IVholesale
and Retail. • '
ALSO, PUIU CATAW BA, ISABELLA
-ntid
Concord Wines,
Of our 0111 n vintner, fhr`llcilicinul and
Sacramental Purlewe , i,nro highly Re
commended by those who have •
- tnem•l them.
Theit are also Agents or the
KNIFFEN MOVER AND REM%
Anil Eitt,lint. Plow Cod Plows.
•
Thnuking }hvir,past !Int
roam% ste,lmpaWmciit. althorn! share
In the tutuie.
•
Ail Goods Delitfertct.Free qf aaarge.
• -
You can Talk on :01.• goods bolos fresh,
as all our old goals went sold atlauctton.
SPETit,UP4 . &
MEM
"TOM KING" FOR S
- -
7a enesetreenee of dr death a ene uf, his
era the celebrated-Ealie' otanht hone '.
M ae" win be offered a public gale oaths
of the bile John - SlC 3 daban:it , ildgblon tq
fhlirer 'minty, Pa, an gterday, Deeemiript.
IMO at to u'eleek , a. m:- title hot*: bag to e
premium at anr canals "Writ for C. On° , of
ean , peal. and bilk c Ire are among the best to
,be
Jotted It weste rn Peueoleants. .., ,
Pittsburgh weekly Commercial and..!vote I; l
30 ." 0 . 0 4 metope til oll Pala rxr anai Ida at Or Amu
Lir Beaver ANARTS MW. Itorrkar ' •
1516- . 1
6 S,:.Be•:SIEDX;4;
' 1 • • I:‘MgYAtitti ;80 ,E 1 M4i 14 %
'Nth AvinneyPlttabargh, Pin •-
,t)tlS AUtDtavvznsmilnis;
And denle;rs In
33XliJAWELAYi...1 ;
,WATufm-maktoin* AND' •
rr,IF r • • ' •`
SiLv.nß .P LATED ' . W ARE.
Age*" for.2/1 - the best makes of
A:ii.Ell4/ADT WATCHES.
BETOTHOIMe oioaks.'
Spec4l4 . ktt!intlon paid lathe repair, ng and
- • -adjusting of
VINE WATCHES.
oets:l4ly. •',
Wire First Prize Metals Awarded.
ilm '
. Baltizoie . Piave
y
• WILLIAM MSABE ihs CO.,
• .: • GRAND,AQUARE, AND UPII.IOIIT
IMIT2B O
BALTIMORE, NO.
• ?base Instruments bare been.before, tbirialw
ter nearly Thirtyyears, seta upon their our, leaur
alone attabed amthwilsOrneardon "easserree winch
pronocurces therannequalkoL.. pardr„ .
. . :.•rorr# ..
combines great plswer. sWeetnessiid flue sla
quality, as well as great purity ot lutosuftlou,
sweeteas thrrautiouS.We eo ra susle;.,Ttbele
Touch
I. pliant and elastic. and entirely free from the
spatial' toondjn so many. Pianos.
In Woricniniuthllp
they aid unequalled, using none but the very beet
Buxom, auvrantai.. the large capital employed
to oar Mishima enabling us to keep an Immense
stock of lumber. it, en band.
Vir All our %mans Pianos have our New Im
proved Over Strung Scale and the Amp' Treble.
glr — We would call special attention to oar We
Improvements In GRAND PIANOS and SQUAIIS
GRANDS; Parsaven Ace. 11, 19611. which bring
the Piano nearer perfection than has yet been at
tained.
Entry Piano Filly' Warrentrat for Mrs Dori.
We have made arrangements fur the Sots
Marsala Agency for the moat Celebrated PAR
LOR ORGANS and MELODEONS, width we of
fer Who/male and Retail, at Lowest Paatory Psi-
~ WILLIAM KNA.IGLIt.OOI.
saiHmore!Jld
licp:lltlisa]
, Ntuc. • i, GOODS
WilalN':4TO'S
French Merinos
'Wool Piaids
Popqn'Phads.
Illack'Wnterproofs.
Brown Waterproofs.
6)n;‘,11 : Nnpltns.
Silk :awl 1 , 1 10;,1 Pol)1111x.
Irisll
Nuiv..l):l rk Delaisi
Pl in ilix(11.
Grey
EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES
Wholestatt RIO Itc,talt.
A. W. ERWIN & *Co.'4,
12S Federid Si., Allegheny.
SelitS,lc
BUYRS7 LOOK HERE!
Thu untleptructi, thaulthtl for past favorttwould
respectrntly (aorta the ',ohne that he Eft ,. one of
the Attest petectlnur fir
WALL PAPER,
1,VINI)OW SHADES,
FLOOR OIL CLOT IS,
Etc., Ete„
on bawl to bo found In the county. We Resort
meat of
School, IllUcellnneocut and Stellalocui
.Cl O Mirb. oSI
le complete; achllu no pelts are spared on hor part
totruko tits •
STATIONERY DEPA RT3I ENT
equal to the best of City Eatabllahmeota. Ile la
theeselastre ageut for the celebrated '
.ENOlvy's Gold Von,
for this county. Thoseeeeklog a meek Gold Kin,
would do well to NM them Woes pendular.
tfe 1. the Agent for this. county for kidder's
Phulograpa Maria:to Certificate. The attention
of Cleadymett to reepectfully tailed to this, aa he
can sell them at the same discount as they would
get from the Publitifer. Atweler's School Gov
ernment forisate at Publlitheds prices.
Also on bond, Toys and Vdnety Goods, suitable
for all ardsom.
.
lan1,1p0:1y „
, Broadway, New Brighton.
, .
GOAL von sALE.— The ande limed has
constantly on band a good article of Lump and
lint Coal. winch be will sell at reasonable pricer,
either it the hank. or.wlll deliver to purchasers.—
Tbe bank Is hated on McKinley's Ran, a few
rods hon. the Plitt. Ft. Wayott ..tChlingo Railroad.
and but a *Wirt dLtnnec (non Bearer vlation. • I
nor. also a good articledf Fite Clay, which I will
dispose of at reasonable rules.
.
riders left at my residence In Bridgewater, or at
XI. burl CfinlliP In Ifocloathg, or at the bank, will
tocsin/ prontly at tennon. J. C. MOULTRIL
FIDNECZI
• FALL 'OPENING,
New Goo 6 !
New Prices!
Pllare Received A New Stock of
MILLINERY - GOODS;
Cninprising an unusually Large and Sc
lect ArLiortment of
EEO
FLOWEIt:3,
VI:LVE'rS,
reATHEL43
SATINS,
su.K.;,
LACES
Plain & IPunev ll.llbl4nms,
• azo.,-11;43.
In (inter to- sank° this Miticeas Mt=
live as possible; we shell exhibit a large
number or Ea:stern . trimmed •
Ttig'etht# with inctiv Desirable
OV,MMTI _US
=
a Ilonisefa Trimined Ortta:
1 tvspect fully yours,
•
ii,tx4vElA
Briagewater, Pa. 110F;1`
,
r -i•••7
ro,i-Ausx't:PN
FOUlltrtr:Repam-bliop
- Baba norm !mod in the re 1111417 Sedniell
AT more than teura Pefe.-411111/r 1,110 nal
Bare areemanieed a mujelte et wed poem. a ft
shim c,metria!ig MOM. and tahlatt 06, Potent.
forlmproremanta ", '• ".
COOKING . = STOVES
-zaad.to., tot:ad-the:a li
worementig• I km minuted m oaring. thew lo
the public.
.i= . o: - .L,;:ltto:lAt:Ei;
WEirisiim leas
fierier rot ilda.,Locantr. .
3 TO VESI•
StOT.9I a( Mutat Styles be Ilestieg sad Cooictet,
The Great Goalie Coohn Store
pas . the boat pecord of toy Stow over Wool IO
IT-TAKES LESS FUEL,
vgss ROOM TO DO "MORE -WORK
BEST BAKER,
MOST 111.31EL.A. ISLE
. •
ALT6GETHEI2
THE BEST STOVE IN USE.
'ln connebt int" with the stove I - have g.
up'n Ps!ent
EXTENSION TOP,
oecupit.l little room, no additional
Mel . , and is not liable to wtar out, dispen
ses with all pipe; can be put un or taken
ot at . any lime, and made to sultan stoves
of any size Or pattern.
Five. Ilundreo Persoonis
• Who have ppcbsiod' and used the
GREAT .lIEPUBLIC. COOKESO STOVE,
Most of whn.se Damn have been publish•
tst in the Annus, are ennfidenq referred
to, to bear, witness of its supennr merits
as a cooking stove.
threar drat elan engines on hand. of
aboottlfteen horse powereaptnity, they are offered
to the public at reasonable rates.
JOHN TIIOIINILEY.
=I
HENRY LAPP,
DEALER IX ALL KINDS OF
•
- FTIRNIrETTE. .
LOOKING-GLASS & PICTURE FMB
OF ALL SIM FURNISHED TO 'ORDEIL
Brighton St. above rlow Factory,
ROCHESTER, PENN A.
The hugest stock In Ikarer county constantly
on hand, and selling at the 'rely lowest prices.
Colllns and Hausa y on Wed at the shortest notice
Haring a large stock of 'Skim's of Ihrultane an
bane, and wishing to make roam for tall and win.
ter work. I hate reduced. my prices accordingly.
augUtf.
BEAVER
DRUG , 000 R
Wq9 9kliPllgPPFtiq
Druggist & Apothecary,
I=.viNriv .
Pure Drugs. Cheinicals; Medicines
•
AND ALL TIIE OFFICINAL
Pharmaceutical Preparations
ALWAYS bN lIAND
Paints, OM; Varnishes, Dye -Muffs
Window (lass,
At the Lortest Cash Priers.
Agents for l'altneetork, 11a4411. 4
&liirurtz's
tit rlctly Vuro 'White Load
Al Mant(faclurcrs' Primo
Agents for the Chemical Paints, one hue
tired different shadtA all ready for use.
.
Ur Physicians' Prescriptions carefully
antrscientitimlly compounded at any lime
day or night. laug3l;chtl
LOOK HERE.
QPIIING AND SITSLISEU GOODS. —Tbr.
A. undendgced he leave to• inform his friends
awl the public generally that he has Jut received
a new stock of goods of the Latest styles for
Spring and Summer wear .which he offers at very
modest rates.
GENTLEAMNS FURNISHING
= GOODS.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Clothing mark to order on the abortext notice.
Thankful to the public: for put carom, I hope
by elope attention to humeral to mtait a eont&LQ•
Once of the Mole.
DANIEL MILLEII,rI
111:11)01% ni. BernoxwArEa.
11111 r 2 IA f
• 313.1a6MirOMPL"M"
AND
CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT.
The undersigned having bought out the 114-
kery and Confectionery establishment of J.
C. flays. pear the I'o4ollles, In Rochester. Pa.,
woo d respectfully Inform the public that he sill
Keep the beet quality of Oysten
which he serves In every style also will supply
them by the can at reasonable prices. Those In
lu want of them should Or* him an early call.
Ills Vonfeztlonery department Is well stoeked;
mid parties, weddings, ,te., will be supplied with
everything needed on short notice and In the best
of style.
Families famished with fresh bread ao often iw
desired. GEOIItIE
may11:1,
FOR SALE
PHE Subscriber often for sale A Farm of
A. one hundred and three acres, shunt
ed in Hanover township, nearercourity, one-guar.
.ter of a mile from the village of Hanover. Seven
tydire acres cleared, balance well timbered; all nu.
der feucc and in good state of cultivation; plenty
of good springs, good fruit; coureolent to church,
sclands and mills. Buildings are a frame house In
good repair, frame barn. two frame sheep houses,
tut gy house, and other out buildings. For fur
ther information address, or colt on the premise..
JAMES SUILLITO.
limhastile, Beaver Co. Sept 14, 18:0.-3nt.
VEr Blank Agreements between Teachers and
110 of Reboot Directors, for sale at this omee.
AGENTS WANTED
Ft r and Elegantly Illustrated Wort.
`OUR SISTER REPUBLIC.'
INT COL. ALBERT S. EVANI. NWT PCBLIMIND.
1 6 41Ight430tIlIlit andAdVOnillro
In the Land of the Aztecs; with Charming
-PEN AND PENCIL PICTURES
of Mexican Life, Character and Scenery, and start
ling and romantic Historical Reminicences of this
Land of Romance, Wooden and Idyakiy.
"It la a Might and racy work, written in a bril
liant and'attraeltre sty*, without a doll parr in It,
and cannot. fall to be popular with all dames"—,
Boston /W. •
FRAMES,
"11a Page. Tartan with wit. and aro Inatlect
with ever Tarr ag picture. of. Mexican Life to all
Its amnia the Ylinetretlone are excellent, and
we shall be mistaken It 14 does not command a
very extensive sale.- Evart famWehonld pot this
boor Into the hands of thief chltdren."—L'Ateogo
Tritome. • • • '!
“Mairstartes of adventure are ee litely as thee
are nerh. The aranalft , Ineldente of Travel In the
Merton. and the life of the 'atlas are delledrally
piquant and entertaining. rThe book has a =nu.
be and subs faunal val e.”— VA rtattaa re los.
'S3o eompertdon; and delta to al* Hawes. Ateota
ans meetln2 with remarkable suatera. For circu
lars and tern * address the Publishers, CULCM
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WiIOSESUFFERINOB n&VE BEEN
PROTRACTED PROM 'RIDDEN
CAUSES, AND NVLIOSE
CABER REQUIRE
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PROMPT TREATMENT.
:217 Rinekr Ileidenee desirable.
If you ere sabering, or have sacred from invol
untary discharges, what erect laproduced on your
general health! Do you feel weak, debilitated,
easily tired! Does a little extra eatice produce
palpitation of the heart? Does your Liver or tol
orgetiv, or your kidneys. finuently getout of
order! Is your urine sometimes thick, milky or
petty, or is It ropy on settling? Or does a thick
scum rise to the top!: Or Is there a sediment at
the bottom alter It has stood awhile! • Do you
here spells of abort breathing cur dyspepits? Are
yaw, bowels. constipated! Do ye, have veils of
fainting; or rashes blohd to the bead ? Is your
memory impelordi la yiltar mind constantly dwell
/In Woo Me se** OM PM lei dell. *dem,
moping, tired of coutpeny, of llfir! Do you wish
to be lettaisse, to getaway front everybody! Does
any little thing make you start or Jump! Is ;oar
sleepbrokenor nutlet/ ?' Is the lusure of your eye
astatine:a? The bloom on'your cheek h bright!
Do you enjoy yourself in society Ns well? Do yea
panne your bushier. with the same energy Do
tyou feel as much conadenca to yourself! Are
your epistle dull and daunt:, given to Ala of mel
anchcilit If so, do not ley It to Yohrllver or dyi
pepals. flare you realms Mahn? . Your back
weak,' year knees weak, and have but Web appe
tite, and you attribute this to dyspepsia or llver.
complaint I •
Now; leader, self above; venereal diseases badly
cured, and sexual expenses, are all capable of pro
&Ming a wenknees4d the generative organs. The
inane a/generation, when /A perfect health. make
the man. Dld you ever thiak that these bold, de
gal.,. energetic. Putlevcring, saccesaful breathes.
men are always those whose generative Orgaa• are
la perfect health? You paver iuntranch men com
plain of being melancholy, of neriousnesa, of pal
pitation of the heart. They are never afratd they
afoot succeed In huslnead; 'They don't become
sad and discouraged; they are always polite and
pleasant In the company of ladies, and look you
and them right In the face—none of your down
cast looka or a-y other melanoma about them. I
do not mean those aho keep the organs inflated
by running to CIC4P. Three will not only ruin
their constitution., bat also those they do busi
ness with or for.
now many men. Irons testily eared diseases,
rom the erects of seir-abase and execs.", bare
brought about that state of weakness to those or.
game that has reduced the vneial system so ranch
as to induce almost every other teem of disease.-
idiocy. litnacy, paralysis, spinal areetions,' suicide
aad shoat every other fund of disease which hm
malty labels to—aad the Mai cause of he free
ble scarcely ever suspected, and have doctored for
all but the right one.
DISEASES OF THESE ORGANS RE
QUIRE THE USE oF OIOtETIo
HELMBOLD'S
BU c, mr T:r
Is the great diuretic, and is - a certain cnro
'for of the Mulder, Kidneys.
Onivelpropsy, Organic Weak
,
ness, Femafe . Complaints.
, General Debility,
And ull diseases of the rhlary Orin
whether exlshnl in male or leans' le, from
whatever cube originating, and no mat-
or of how long standing
Irian:Mu:aliment is stilsiiitp.si tn. .enti
sumpLion or Insinity may ensue. Out
and h h are supported from Wesel
murav, and the health nmPhappinen acid
hat of poAcrity it,meods upon prompt
Ise of a pliable remedy
.IE . L3IIIOLD'S EXTRAC nucnt, Es-
labliebol upward of 19 yukis prepared by
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594 Broadway, New York, AO
04 South 10th Street. Phi
PRICE--$1.'25 per bottle, or CI bottles
or . 46.50, delivered loony address.
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
None nregennine anden ;Tone ill; in .6.1,
engriived wrapper, with fite-similk
CLemiutil wsiebis se, awl signal
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OF TIIE" . LATEST STYLES }ol t
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to cut MI snake up gsrutenti both •
PAINN►NABLE& DUILAISLE,
aril in'salth $ manner a; 101 pka.se hG
customers •
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,iIEN,TLEMEN'3 MIRING GOODS
ALWAYS ON .
C/1'
and See US tefore luring your
]Orders .12setchere
WILLIAM REICIL Jr,
,imaplal:klY Bri.4,l.wati. r , l'a
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(nu: egmn In utte cum) u, tort, the ter]
Aol Mud, itchlug w hitt. •t
are allcust .houla Itumudla kir c.,11
&laud gut WAn.ltra's hz.s .11[2111.DT. hots.
pmutty fur the 11. es. sad I. not IlcumunnA,sl
ear say other dim... It tuu co rrd alloy Caul
of Wet JU years eleutlinz Pete Übe hvest. rg.rs
sale evelpilirrr.
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Warm"' Vispepsta Tonle , id oniare4
expressly fur Disprytka and tattoo eatatatqc utta
buultatal Costive:tam It la a sUgluti stimulating
funk and A tilleautlid antatizar; u atantoaeaa uta
stuutar.b and tastores tug atzettlaa Otptif to Ito=
bealtlat suite. Weak, uarrual and appapue
Moult sboald usu Warset's Iryspepna 7uatr . r u ,
male to druggiat& ?nor Otia VOl4ll.
C'OU,G+II. no Morn
Warner's Comb Niobium Is bawling son
ening and expectorating. lire extraordmonswi
re It polonaise In Innnonlately rellestagmei
WI/ CtirIXIM tilt: most OtWinnale Cow of
Voids. tkoss Timon e betachlta, IfLxara , Coors.
Lloaescoma. Asthma sad Consumption I. Oust
Incredible; Nio primps la the rebel and cepun as
elfreaS la all tbe above cues, orso anxt lOW of no
throat and lituzit, that tlautuiands of phi Moans os
dallj pracntouty It, and one modal .ty mat a.
the moat beshug and stpwassratiag twvowe roo
known. One awe always sauna WWI. au;
tout caws outs bottle sacsa s nem bold hl dst:.
glide. In Urge bottles. krias One Duna:.
Jour own noin It Jun still Coadh and marl. nw
Salaam wilt cure.
WIN IL ()II• LOWE.
The Brest flood Partbor sad Miklos.. br,,k,
Wasser , • Visas& vas, or ligiais Lite,
Is true trees say puisurioas Clop or lintrunton, to.
lag prepared for those srbo require • rani/Wrot
h L. a plettnict snpotiorr sad pule. alai EL. dzru
Uting iu.tbe *orb/ lururify Int: tut 1.1001. it.
tbe :oust ph:Boost sae d _ p e
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turbo public:kr( sporiuc tobrand ru but', ,
bitters. ur au; oilier article. It I. more nodal.
and dm:slier. blurb nude awl retook, yeas; to
cur take lb. Wise of We. It Is, al iscb a lac prr.
server. 'Thu. Mb. Valftl Cu enjoy good
• free fluor ut lively opliris, 010 au rk ea to tale ae
Wine of Life. it to ustr,,,:st trues za.)ll.:ag cur
before In uoc. It to mold by druzgirto
Poke Oat Dull,. al
bottles.
11:31,111;NA.G,04C.;1:k.:
Warner. EMEMairtlagot'uts la the eels se.
title known to cure the %Mier. fit will ttlie
every titer.) Wirare Ia the howls in it!.l.h
Important Ittealielhe le not omitted! Moilera.it,
the greatrat blearing aver offered you, and ) , 41
PLIIIIIII lutturthately procure It. It Is altos run,
for Female' liregulartler, and may he il.yeloted
upon 111 carry care where the tuot.ti°y L.
lwen °belittled through cold tart:Lae., told 1y
druggist.. Print Lbw In° tar. tir win by atail.e
reams tot (rue Dollar mak, tioarter. Addrese -
Oki/ Stole ittreet, a hlit.l,tt.
For rale by is. C. lIANNOS.IIorke , .e.II.I.IINLO
.b 8110.. Itrulgertater.acl ANDIIIII.o. , EN.
beaver. :
cIA_RPETS,
Oil • Cloth,F, &c.
Wholesale and
At Lowest Priam,
WCALLUM BROTH'S.
61 li"lfth Avenue.)
'ITTSBURGH, PA.
We Tince Fuellilies fi.r Stipplyina.
1/ ETA IL E. A LEI/ S
Equal to
ANY EASTERN JOBBING AIDE.
McCALLUM BROF
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HOMES.
POR TI-IR MILLION!!
Ran opportunities arc now offensa for teener:
homes Ina mild, Aea. lbly and cohprnial cllcut<
one-tenth of thole value five ye. re hence.
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TIM NATIONAL HEAL 'ESTATE itiENCT
has for sale real estate of esery description. hen.
ed in the Middle and.Sonthern Shoes; imprura
Itock, groba„Yuldfnert farms; rice, •uolur. awl M
ion plantations; f hsiLer and mineral land.
riaapt and renal residen.xs and too.inf amol,
Wits and still silts. factories. de.
Write for Land 11540er containing deserinnen.
location. price and terms of .properties or Mir
nit sale.
Also, connected with our Real EF.I.Itf rare. •e
have genfrof Claim and /West .4grnen onda
the anttervlshm of the well known Thorns.. TAINf,
late of the Ordnance., Iletvirtment, ono i. tiae+
Mien/Vie anti perserleal nua-Aanle. and Weii anirat
fed In the different fitly ernment Depart meta.. 0.-
peclalir In the War and Nary, Ordnance and
Tit:lN o I
ittlent priors cetera:ly prepared. Proui.,J.
UAW 7 executed. and PLotrota ..cer.l for tenet.
ors in Mr shortest pamilde lino
Special attention given to rejtvl”/ ewes, al.o
cues for erterue, erten/don.rftryne .11bamiok•
moue,
Nellaninary examination es to the patentability
of an *rile., made on retuipt et a brief tlintrip
don of the wznn—no model liming required.
Favor *flown
I'CloOltlN V.UNTOUS
by anolotini: Mews In procuring. imitenla and Mkt.
ward. ntldsing Mel, Io vealloru. .
Coalldestll.4l to nor b 11010..• relations widria.
Iranian. Xt.; ''
TerMa more reasouible lhan an! %air reliable
eirclar cuntalnloy To , Orman,.
" - ft:* uck co.
The National Real Af Fr42 :.4trel:•: " : ‘
$ 7l 4 " 411' ITrw, Ardrik . Waik4egtom,
kft9tt •
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j4flllanksi nr nearly all thpolQM•ut ale&
sale at the A HAUS OMOSS .
ALLICtrt
HAS RECEIVED
now and svt^ll ra4•li•t•trd
A SSO I ri3l ENT i)1
DRY - GOODS,
WAOME. 4 IM3I2Z )
(4,UUENSIVATZE
AND
3EUA_R,3D''SW.A_Ri,
WHICH HE OFFERS
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