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• at"CORRIMPONDIVIT of the Pitts
burgh Cbsunsitiol, wilting from thIS
county. suggestsihe name of Col. R.
B. McCombs of Lattrenee airmty as
the Republican candidate tot Govern
or of thli State In 1872. "
GYJImL Przanawrox of New
York has been nominated by the
President ibr Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue. in the place of Ron.
Columbus Delano promoted to the
Interior Depirtment.
appoint
meat kgenerally rimed asa
THAT law at Ohio under which.
a wire and children recently re- .
covered three hundred dollars hem
a saloon- keeper,as damages for selling
whisky to the husband and , father;
might be incorporated into the sta
tute ire% dr Pennsylvania, without
the least detriment to any moral,
social or material interest.
• Trims is something too much of
this. Admiral Porter's friends are
less discreet. than himself in urging
him into print to prove his amicable
relations with Proddent Grant and
his friendship for the late Admiral
Prompt. The publication of the
diary a few days ago and the corms
wade:we now given to the publicans
errors almost as great as the writing
of the notorious confidential letter.—
N. Y 2Wburie.
Tim 'Pittsburgh Cbmnsareial sr
rayed Itself In a new typographical
suit on Monday morning. It pre
sents. a neat and "newsy" appearance.
In•referring to Its own prosperity it
says: "at no time has the natronage
of the paper been as large or the
batten in every respect as satisfac
tory as at present. It Is not only
firmly rooted, butconstantly lamas
ing--a state of things which we
interpret to menu that the public Is
ever ready to support Independent
and Intelligent journalism. ' •
TuE Director of the mint In Phlia
,delphla—ex•Governor Pollock makes
-a suggestion in his recent report
which will be favorably received by
all who rea4 'lt. He recommends .
I Congress to authorize the issuing of
silver Coln at the denominations of
10 25 and 50 centi of reduced weight,
to take the place of the fractional cur
rency now in use. The day for frac
tiorial paper money has gone by.
With gqld standing at a premium of
()alit, 1.10, the ditrerene or has on a
quarter or a half dollar would be felt
by no one. By all means let us have
the silver.
Remus of Cabinet changes come
thick and fast Just now from Wash-
ington city.—One of these has it that
31r. Fish hi to go out of the State De-,
pertinent and Gen. Butler is to go In.
Another insists that Boutwell is to
vacate the Secretaryship of the Treae
ury, and that Delano is to take his
place.n this latter event, our fel
low eitran, Judge Agnew Is to be
come Secretary of the Interior-.
Whether there Is anything at all hi
thesinumora, we do not know, but
it is altogether probable they me,.
put afloat by letter writers who could
think of nothing else to scribble
about.
THE two Senators from,Mlssouri
Schurz & Drake—had a lively debate
in the Senate during the past week.
The discussion arose on the introduc
don ofa resolution by Senator Schurz
granting amnesty to all the late reb
els. lu advocating the passage of this
resolution General Schurz opened up
the whob•6eld of Missouri politics,
and in doing so took occasson to han
dle his colleague, Drake, without
gloves. Drake obtained the floor
soon after. Schurz had finished his
ppecch and replied at considerable
length. The general impression Is
that while Drake had the right side,
Schurz best him in the argument.
TuE New York• Wo - rla (Dem.) de
nounces John H. Surratt,ln unmeas
ured terms. It says it is simply In
famohs for any one. with a full knowl-
edge of all the facts attending his
history, to help him to make his fil
thy living. By paying to hear his
lecture on what he knows about the
assassination conspiracy, doer that
much for him. The Worid,.eo doubt.
underatands, that the favors shown
to Bumdt, and the respect accorded
him now, will be hurtful toils party
in 'the future. It therefore seeks to ,
prevent his "appeanusce on the
stage." Whether the World. mo
tives are root! or bad, it must be ad
mitted that its words are wise.
- -
• • JOBEPII II; RAINEY, am lay claim
to being the first colored Representa
tive. who ever sat In the Congreal of
the United Slates. He Was sworn in
and took his seat on the 12th Inst., OM
Whittemore's successor.. front one of
the South Qtrokina districts. Mr.
RainCy took his seat on the Repub..
limos Nide, in, the extreme southwest
corner of the hall. He is a bright
• tnulatto, With straight hair and
-bushy side whiskers. His first act
was to vote for Gen. Butier'ißan De
nting° neolution. Rainey is in his
thirtypinth Year, and a native of
'. Georgetown, District of Columbia.
His fatberand mother were slaves,and
having purchased their freedom, re
moved to South Carolina. .
' --------s.
Sous of of the Phihsdelphht papers
are no little alarmed about a move
ment, which they allege Is on foot,
to take the management .of the
Pennsylvania Railroad out of the
hands of ths Pennsylvanians, and
invest a lotof New York adventurers
with Its cootrol.--- The Philadel
phians see trade diverted from their
'city as a result of thlsrbovesnenkand
therelbre protest empgatiatily against
New York or New Yorkers having
anything
te
do with the running off
the Pen
iv Central. They al
lege that systematic effort has been 1
'on foot f r a year or two, on the part
of eats persons In New York to
buy-up all the Pennsylvania &R 1
stock that was offered for sole and'
only last week they found a Prinsyl-
ivaniatt who was stupid enough to
'/ sell thent,eight thousand shares of f
It. Having obtained the requisite'
amount of shansi t of stock, It is alleg
ed they will elect such Directors of
the Road, asmill run, it in the inter-
I
eat of New York City, and In open
hostility r.t9 Philadelphia. Wo do
6 0 t attach much importance to these
stories. The 011iceri of the Penna.
IL' R., have generally moved them.
selves able to cope with all comma,
sod we presume they will nut suffer
thellitlitres to be overreached now.
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writes from. Hares-
MPS to the Blair county Ronffecsif
"An informal caucus of IlaWAlffing
was held in Philadelphia, last .week,
and although tho proooedattri were
secret, it has leaked out that Webb is
to be Speaker of : the Hour Auk
Strang. Chairman . l of.. :Wags ,
Hems. No definite action was had
on the Treasurer question, but is
wntopered that Mackey will go off,
Huff has hdeLy coasted' hi tith sup•
port some strong help fiem the
AVJunkin element displeased at the
iladelphia Pb'eu& Taggart is los
ing ground for itui regulir nomina
tion, but keepiupa bold front. White
is belngstrongly opposed for. Senate
Speaker; and it is hinted that a strong
man will be brought out against him,
lacked by great' corporate influences.
I would not be surprised if ‘yhlte Is
floored."
A srrtint fight has been in ~pro
• see among the dlepubikans of
Missouri, for a year or two past,
which resulted la the defixd of the
regular Republican`' ticket at the re
cent State election. There •is a very
fair prospect just'now of the healing
of political troubles In that State.
The news reaches us from Washing
ton that members of the 'House of
Representatives; representing both
factions have been in consultation re
cently, and on last Wednesday mat-
I tersailminated la:an interview with
tho President, at which the whole'
situation was talked over. The
members present were Mesmer Van
Horn, Burdett, Dyer and Benjamin.
The president received them cor
dially, and the . Interview was of
very 'satisfactory character. Both
sides came away satisfied that the
President Would co-operate cheerful
ly In an effort to reconcile all present
dlffereaces. There is much .good
feeling over the present situation
among Miesouri Republicans, and
they feel confident that the relations
of the administration to political af
&ire In their State will now assume
such a character as to prove of great
'advantage in the approaching elec.
Bon of a succasor to Mr. Drake.
Tun Washington Reporter Is still
anxious to know how the money
went hi the late political campaign.
It says.
"It is stated that the total expendi
tures, in the campaign of the Repub
lican Congressional Committee, for
speakers, documents, traveling ex
penses, and expensek of every charac
ter, were about fifty thosand dollars.
We acknowledge our obligation for
this Information, and hope the Com
mittee will go one step further. Let
them itemise or localize their tw
counts, so that, we may be able to as
certain the . happy districts in which
those stamps wore expended. .We
are very curious to' see the account
with the Twenty-fourth Pepniyiva
nia."
We "second the motion". and call
upon the Treasurer of the committee
to glve‘us the ileum, so far as the
Twenty-fourth district, Is concerned,
at least. •
F the public tun believe the Wash
ugtou teleiratns, there Is trouble
brewing among the Pennsylvania
politicians. John. Covode, who id-
tends being a candidate for Governor
of this State in 1872, to said to have
me 1114.41 dr..— —A.
be impossible to carry it kr the 'Re
_publican party if Cameron is allowed
to control the Federal patronage.
HO says ho has no penvinal hostility.
to Cameron, but the sentiment of the
State Is so much against hlin that if
the impression that he is the organ of
the Administration is allowed to pre
vail, the State will go against the
Administration. Covode, who is
now the Chairman of the State Cen
tral Committee, will not nceept the
nomination of the Republican party
for Governor, (so he says) unless there
is a change In tile present tactics of
the Administration. He does not
propose to run and be beaten; After
all we suspect that Cameron's friends
are doing more to iniure i , him' lust
now than ho is doing himself.—They
are desperate and unscrupulous and
every improper step they take is
charged to Senator Cameron's ac
count. If ho won fd manage to shake
these creatures from him entirely we
have no doubt but that he would in a
very short time stand much higher
in the public estimation. 'Suppose be
trios the experiment.
IT la tegarded u mat probable that F. P. Dials.
r.„ .111 be ettorma by tbe
Drake,
the Wowd
so the autoomor of C. D. Drake, In Celled
Stator }koala Weaved a
mp bably no
better tu n
as for the place. A gentf culture.
of thoroughly Democratte principle., and enperlor
031114, Mr. Blair would rove on of the ablest
ietillOnl that Inwood h o. had nin e . • Mr. Denton.
—tAkoro There.
II will ever remain a mystery why
Drake should get a life time office at
the expense of twinging Blair into tilts.
Senate. It seems that Drake rather
gloried in the prospect of having
such asuccessor, its though thoSchnrz
bolt could be held responsible. The
plain duty of Drake was to hold on
under such prospect, and we wish
the President had refused to appoint
him, notwithstanding the promise to
do so. The' appointment sicuply,
gives effect to the irregularities in
Missouri at the recent election.—
Pills. amanterrial.
• -.
—During the thunder storm on the
sth inst., the station of they. FL W.
& C. Railway ut nonillion, was struck
by lightning. TWo gentlemen, W.
B. Bingham and Lumen Brigham,
were sitting in the station at the time,
and when the loose bricks began tum
bling about they rushed out. Scarce
a rod from the door Mr. Blngluun
was struck on the head by the roof
which Was blown off, and instantly
killed. - Mr. Brigham wasalso struck
on the head by the roof and severely
injured, while a spike passel through
his right lung an 4 two or threeof his
I ribs were fractured. His injhrees are
pronounced fatal. Both gentlemen
I were prominent citizens.
—From the Democrat (Tuscarawas
Co) we learn of the terrible effects of
the storm on Monday of week before
lastin New Philadelphia. about half
of . the roof of • the Buckeye Plining
Milla was torn off and carried away.
The board yard was tumbled up in
wild confusion. Mr. A. Bali! and'
wife were returning to town when
the storm came up. An oak tree WKS
blown across their buggy, falling be
tween the dash-board and the seat.
After much trouble . Mrs. It. extrica
ted herself and hastened to a neigh
boring house Ibr help, by means of
which Mr. Raiff wag taken out, but
with a broken leg,
—The Tusearawas Chronicle sn)s
John Marshali.of Dmnivide, was not
kid on the steamship Cambria t mut
first *meted.' He writes from I.eeda,
England, that he expects to be at QL
diz In May next.
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UEllO_ AND THERE.
The cheeie faetories in the neigh
borhood of Kiwi: MA closed for the
'season last week.
—A lady; who hai resided for sev
eral years at Philadelphia, in rather.
50'i - tightened circUmstances; was, last
Beek, made happy by the 'discovery
Ofa illamond,brenst-p,lo s worth over
$4,000, In a box of jewels, which
had at onetime been in the pcimess
lon of her Whet.. She had -it for 10
years without knowing its Value.
--
. .
Mrs. Nellie Ames, well known
as Eleanor Kirk, will l&ture in New- I
ark; on Wednesday next, on "why 1
Went to vote." The chief Min of the
lecturer Is to shim that the evil of
intemperance can best be checked by
the Influence of women in polity
and by their power us voters.
.Hawlev, Hartford citY
inlitileruu7, has In the pitst year cared
fbr 300 families, and distributed $BOO
worth eta's!, $l,lOO worth ofgrocer
les and $l,lOO in oish, beside • giving
away 7,000 articles of clothing. Ma
ny of the families ° helped are not
those Who beg or make their wants'
known, but have been searched out
by the miailoncry and aided. .
—The following curious advertise
ment is in an Arkansas. paper;
"Whereas, I, Daniel Cla - y, through
misrepresentation, was induced to
peat my wife Rhoda in the papers,
now I beg leave to Inform the public
that I have again taken her to Wife,
after settling all our domestic .broils
in an amicable manner, and that ev
erything as usual goes on like clock
work." .
—The Osceola &aline/ says that
Mrs. '':Asa Jones, of Ilopeville, who
ran off with a vagabond employe of
her tnisbandi has been bean' from.
She took with her 8240. They went
o Indianapolis, Indiana. A, few days
After Mrs. J. returned to Des Moines,
•
ininus her money, having been rob
bed and deserted by her paramon . r.
She Is well nigh crazy, and begs her
husband to take her homeagain, and
he is about to do so.
—At Raleigh, North 'Carolina, •on
the 3d inst.. Hon. Joitiah Turner, ed
itor of the Raleigh Sentinel, and ex
United States Senator F. L.Clingtnan
had- an encounter on the street dur
ing• which canes were freely used ;
M. Clingman was very badly injured,
having received one very severe
blow. Mr. Cjingrnan made the as
sault: `The difficulty originated in
the publication in the Sentinelnf some
strictures upon Mr. Clinguaan.
—The *troit Tribune of Satui•day
.week says; "A well to do resident of
oureftir has permitted himself to be
draWn into criminal relations with a
woman, who with her husband, was
in his employ, and has found himself
to be entrapped by a pair of schem
ers,• by whom ho has been unmerci
fully plucked. 'Senna $1,700 have
been extracted from him, but finally
the man and woman have been .4-
rested, and the whole matter bids
fair to gain publicity through our
courilr"
—Mr. Henry Bush, of Kittanning,
killed two hogs, one day last •week,
one weighing 332 pounds and the oth
er 132: Both hogs were of the same
ireitah l r"trkifftigiUki be t uute
pounds In the weight excited surprise,
when it was tveollected that the smal
ler animal began to fail early in the
season. An exiunination into the
cause revealed a bail of hair, eight
inches In circumference, and perfect
ly round, in the stoniach attics:nal-
ler hog.
—The circus pr victors arc almost
ready to'forswe r the South. There
is very • money to he made;
traveling expenses are high, and
etch city'nnd town charges as much i
fora license, as it C:111 get, Besides k
this two 'or three proprietors have F
been shot and killed, to way. nothing
hi
of clowns, drivers and general per-
L I B
formers who will return home in the t h
fall with one or two ballets in their (2(
lsxlles. • -4 '
. .
—Mr. John L. ltreesq, a wealthy 1
farmer living in the neiblxwlimml of i
the big Mitami t and now arrivetl at '
the mature age of vventy-six yearst•
took out a lieense . in the Probate
Court at eincinatti, un Monday, fur
the purposeof leadingtO the aim . Miss
Lydia Ann Dean,. a tine
_looking
young lady, aged twenty-five years.
Theslight dlffereumoffifty-one years
between the ages of the bride and
bridegrooM struck the bystanders as
sometimg;'uttusual, but the old gen
tleman noticing the surprise endeav
ored to remove any solicitude by re
marking that he felt bitn6elLits
young and as good a subject Vir mat
... _ .
rimony as he did forty years ago. ,
—The Madisonville• (Ky.) Times
writaes all this. "It has been quietly
whispered around for several days
past that Esquire Samuel Borer Mill
Miss Cordelia Johnston had eloped
and gone to Shawneetown, 111., for
the purpeue of uniting their destiriles
and sure enough they returned ou
the 7.30 train on Monday last, man
and wife, here is a Mending of the
two mast extreme seasons ba otteL
spring and winter both in ono and at
the astute time. The Esquire some
where in sixty, and-his amomplishett
bride -yet In her teens. We had no
idea that our venerable old friend
had so much romance In his nature,
and she, we praurne, concluded that
she had rather be nn old man's darl
ing than a young one's Alm Sensi
ble conclusion, Miss Cordy, and may
you be a dutiful, dear good child to
him, We congratulate the two sea
:eons upon their happy blending, and
may neither of them over have cause
to regret the step they have take!).
editoio/ the Concord (N. H.)
Patriot thus speaks of a political op
ponent, a citizen of that State, whose
name, not-long since, was familiar in
political circles, and whose early ef-
Mr& In behalf of freedom and equal
ity- were energetic and potential:
Hon. John P. lisle may be seen on
the greets of Dover, any fair day,
walking slowly and painfully with
the aid of a, cane. His whole right
side is paralyzed, but not completely,
In walking lie drags his right Spat,
the difficulty seeming to lie vainly
in ainl below the ankle. In opening•
a door he is obliged to use his left
hand, clinging his cane to the - right.
Intellectually, Mr Hale is vigorous,'
but thinks he is somewhat in paired
in memory. The rotund, rosy man
of yore is no more, for 'Mr Hale Is
but the ghoSt of his former self. His
hair is well silvered and altogether,
no former acqualutairee would iecog-,
nize the man without some clue to
his Identity other than that presented
by his appearance. •
MIIZMIMMSM"E
rESINSYLVAANIA, SS.
In the Minty and by the Authority
of the Cbmntonwealth of Pennsylva
nia--Jolni IV. Geary, Governor of the
said , N Cbrpinontpeo/lh—A Proclinur
lion: '
WlitilitiAti, By the third sectiog• of
the Act of the General Assembly of
this Commonwealth ' approved the
22nd day of April,' Anno Domini.
one thousand eight hundred - and lif
ty-eight, Autilled "an Act to eitab
' lish a Sinking Fund for tin) payment
of the'Piiblle Debt," and by the sup
plement thereto,' approved the tenth
day of April; Anno Domini. ono
thousand eight hundred and Sixty
eight, It is made the duty of the See;
retary of the Commonwealth, Audi
tor General and State Treasurer,Com
nrimioners of the Sinking Fund crea
ted by said first recited • Act of the
General Assembly, to report annual
ly and certify to the Governor,
the
amount received under the said Act,
the amount of interest paid, and the
amount of the debt of the Common
wetith redeemed and held by them.
whereupon the Governor shall-direct
the certificates representing the same
to be ameelled,;. and, on such atriCil
lation, issue his proclamation stating
the fact, and the extinguishment and
final discharge of•so much of the
urincipal of said debt: •
And Whereas, F. Jordan, J. F. Har
trunft and W. W. Irwin, Commis
sioners of the Sinking Fund, in obe
dience to the requirements of law, re
port and certify to me that the debt
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia redeemed and held by them fro •
the first day of December, A. 1).1870,
amounts to one million six hundred
and two thousand three hundred and
twenty-One do'ffai•s and thirty-one
cents. made up as follows, viz:
Five per emit, luau redeemed sixi.ses.si
tilx per amt. loon ..... 316,40100
Relief times Calleeilvd. 15.15)
11,835.551.81
NOw therefore, as required by the
third section of the Act of the Gen
eral Assembly first above mentioned,
I, ,john W. Geary, Governor as olive
said, do hereby issue this, my Proc
laination declaring the payment,
cancellation, extinguishment and fi
nal discharge of One million six hun
dred and two thousand three hund
red and twenty-five dollars and thir
ty-one cents of the p ineipal debt of
this Commonwealth
Given under n land and the
Great Seal of the State, at Harrisburg
this 10th day of December, A. D.
1870, and of the Commonwealth the
9th year. By the Governor:
• JOHN W. GEARY.
F. JORDAN, biro'!, Of thin'th
CANIERON AND FORNEY.
Both Eating Sour Grapes iu
Very Troubled Frame or Hind.
A New York IferaM correspond
ent has Interviewed General Camer
on and Colonel Forney, and - found
them both in an extremely retiring
frame of mind, suggestive of sour
grapiN. Mr. Quperon averred that,
so far as ho knew, Pennsylvania Wilma
not atixlous to have a representative
in the Cabinet—if she was she proba
bly would make the point. The Re
publican members and Senators did
not demand' . the appointment of
Douglass—if they had done so, ho
did not entertain a doubt that they
braid have won. Mr. Cameron
says: The substantial German and
the Scotch-Irish element of Pennsyl
%mega were too proud to ask any
President to recognize thelrState if
hedid not see proper to do so. The
people of Pennsylvania would boiled
to see one of their representative men
in the Cabinet; but they were not
uneasy about it, and they were not
going to beg for it. As for himself,
Mr. Cameron said he would under
no consideration accept a Cabinet
position. He had done so once
against his betterjudg»tent, and would
not again—a declaration that ;Mil
sound curiously to those who are fa
c".olitt'r
of. Mr. Cameron's confmslons is the
declaration which he several times
repeated, that lie "would neimr again
be a candidate for the Senate." Con
sidering, that Mr. Cameron said this
seVeral Mites before his 111 st reakv.-
tion to the Senatek.some p+sons• wiW
take it at a discouft,
The interviewer 42tuarks that"this
sentence Mr. Cameron repeated sow
send times," adding that that "wits
one thing lie had mobile up his mind
b e
to, and intended' to adhere to it."
As the people of Pennsylvania will
be found supporting Mr. Cameron in
this 'resolution, it is probable he will
keep it this time. Cameron said
'orney did not want a Cabinet place,
is i dention being to go to Phitadel
hia and to attend his paper. This
, orney confirmed in this interview
lie ire porter had with. him. The
,:olonel gave the PreSident a sly dig,
hoWeveri as follows :
"I have heard that the President
istille4 his inability to obtain a Cal,-
met Minister from Pennsylvania on
.he ,ground that he had offered a'
place in his ministry to Mr. Boric,
George 11. Stuart, kYilliam Strong
anti Lindley
. Smith, and that the
three latter had declined the proffer,
while the first only held the position
for a short tinme. With entire re
spect to all these .gentlemen, not 'one
of them is a known representative
of the Republicans of Pennsylvania.
I wish the President would offer
it place in his Cabinet to some repre
sentative Rupubliean from our State.
I asked the Colonel if lie considered
it important that PellllSylVallia
should have a representative in: the
cabinet to isure the State for - the
. Ca ltepublicans n in the nedxt Presidential
election."
Forney confirmed what Cameron
had said, that between them every
thing was lovely, and declared that
when he went to Philadelphia he in
tended to devote himself to' uniting
the different factions of the Republi
can party in the State and to support
the administration of President
Grant.
Revenue front the Large citiem.
The Internal Revenue Bureau fur
nishes the following exhibit of the
receipts from internal revenue for the
last tlxnd year of some of the princi
pal cities in the country : New York,
$19831,815 ; Chicago, ;8,395,131 ;
Philadelphia, $7,693,09.1; Boston sl;,-
180,5l0; Brooklyn, 0,860.2.91; Balti
more, $4,607 ,981;St. Louis, 0,590,339;
San Francisco, $3,1, - )1,998; New Or
leans, $2,76n,065; Richmond, $2,379,.:
ISO; Itullalo, $2,315,449;.N'ewark,-
152,882; Pittsburgh, $2,01'2,129; DC
t roit, $2,015,966, making arraggiwate
for fotitteen cities of $73,166,994. The
cost of 'assessing the internal revenue
for the fiscal year was .$4,11K,201,.
liWounesein Revenue'Ofileem
Apropos of the nosnhintion of Mrs.
A. L. Canfield as a deputy collector
of internal revenue in -Ohio, vice ,
her husband, deceased the question
Ls raised 11.9 to the ability of women
to serve In revenue offices. It may
be stated in answer that the wife of
Assessor (..-ritne, of the Sixth Virginia
district, recently mune to Washing
ton to arrange the papers necessary
to shirt distilleries in that district,
about which there was some trouble
in the internal revenue bureau. In
the preparation of the necessary doc
uments some mistakes had occurred,
requiring patient investigation, as
well as satisfactory explanation, be
fore the authority to start the distil
leries could be given—Mrs. Crane
showed herself an adept in revenue
law, arranged ' everything required
- with facility, and concluded the ob
ject
of her visit procuring \the
nexosary documen b t. y
The ability
displayed by her attracted the atten
tion of experts in the revenue bureau,
and -she. received etteurniums from
the officials for her proficiency in dis
pn osing of application well
tumngin tl g the forms required by
law.
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--On Tuesday morning of week be
'fore last, the dwelling of Emory Trib
by hi Brookfield,' Trumbull county,
Ohio, with all his goods, Was entirely
eousumed by tire.
NVA.H. NAVES.
LONDON, December 17. The offi
cial • affirmation emanating from
Bordeaux and Saying that the neu
tral potvers are stirring to facilitate
the - admission of Franco to the 'eon-
ference, and that some of the powers
pro pme an armistice, including the
revktuaUlng , of. Pans, is rkilseilatelY,
false trociordWg to the bighestanthor
sties. On the other hand, the, state
ments before telegraphed respecting
the steps taken by the French. Gov
ernment towards an armistice areen
tirely accurate. Prussia Faoposes no
conditions concerning' the presence
of the Frenth representative at the
conference.
A dispatch from Versailles to-day
gives a new explanation of the delay
in opening the bombardment ofParis
by the Prussians. 7-There Is a lack of
ammunition in the German army
and the roads are so wet and heavy
thaf none can be brought forward at
present. The same cause has pre
vented the movement of the heavy
siege guns. It is probable fire will
not be opened for a fortnight yet.
VEBSAILLOS, December. 17.—The
Germans, after a slight idrirmish, oc
misled Beaumont, a few miles west
of
.-T
F.lvereren, on the 11th.
'
LANDON December 17he French
garrison at Belton still makes a gal
lantdefense. Theneighboring bights
have all been captured by the Ger
mans, but not without suffering con
siderable loss, The French loss in
these preliminary engagements was
comparatively light. the German
position has greatly improved lately.
LONDON, December 16.—A dis
patch to the nues'frorn Berlin, un
der date of December 14th, says that
Paris is without gas and that there
are detachments of troops outside the
fortifications to to p deserters.
Ilismark has bably been created
u Duke. - _ . .
With the fall of 31ontinedy, sixty
five Quillen and three thousand pris
oners fell Into tne hands of the be
siegers, and two hundred and thirty
six German prisoners were released.
A balloon with two passengers and
two hundred pounds of letters de
scended-on the 15th inst. at Borbon,
in Nassau.
The French Government urges
Austria to demand the restoration of
three thousdnd Austrian railway
car , seized anti held by tho Prus
blans.
nissounK UNITED STATES
SENATOR.
The Probabilitteo or Falling the
Vacancy Created by Drake's'
Resignation.
The nomination of Senator Drake
as Chief Justice of the Court of
Claims makes at once a vacancy in
tho Senate from Missouri. The Re
publicans have a majority on Joint
ballot in the State Legislature, and if
the Gratz Brown' anti MCClurg •fite
thins unite they can elect a Republi
can. Senator Drake thinks that the
Brown men are tinder obligations to
give the Democrats the Senator out
of gratitude for the aid the Demo
crats lave , in electing Brown, and
that Geneal Frank Blair will be
chosen. The Brown men here say,
•however,no such programme is con
templated; that they are now the Re
publican party of Missouri, and have
no intention of voting for a Demo
crat. If the McClurg men are dis
posed to forget past differences, there
will be, they sit,y -- tm trouble in elect
ing n Republican Senator in place of
Senator Drake. The lion. Ben.
Loan, the Iron. J. F. Asper and the
Hon. J. F. **mitt are mentioned
as caladidates, the Democratic candi
dates beside Gen. Blair, are the
lion. J. S. Plelps, formerly trllleill
i
ber of the H use, and ex-Governor
HA: The I mocrats here say that
Phelps has t e best chimee, and are
confident thst enough votes can be
secured frond: !lie Brown party to
S
igilitfKG; 5tr...;:,::. .....r. xr,rfri
• EXATE.
The Washingtok correspondent of
he New York T4une, of the 13th
st thus details a sane that crscuried
the Senate On th f t day:
The Senate, to-0, was the scene
of one of the mostnceiting and elo-
quent debates to miich the galleries
h a ve been treittedor a long time.
Mr. MeCiecry of tentucky rose in
his place, and asia leave to intro
duce his resolutiotet appoint a Com
mittee to inquire to the ownership
of Arlington Ilig4 awl to consider
the expediency olemoying the re
mains of . the ITin d' Cad interred
there. nafresttion of the prop
erty to Mrs. I,eeldOctions were
made, and the dell arose on allow
ing the re-olutiod be introduced.
thirdly had Mr. Vreery uttered a
dozen %cords befq l the news teas
k t
g n l n ile t r h i z N l % g .e l r e e l i t i e lobbies, and
xt
lth a throng I
of interested spnor4,. Senators'
\vim were bendi4er their desks
- enga. l d in writitaid 'down their
pen • and all listed with astonish
met tto the speeciey heard. An
eloquent eulogy the character of
(ten. Lee was premed on the floor
of the United Stdienate. When
Mr. MeCreery white, the whole
Senate st. , emcd reito rise to Its feet
in protest, not sitelt against the
restoration of pry to Mrs. Lee,
its against the descpn oft he graves
of the Uaion deatine after anoth
er, the leading 14liemi Senators
took the floor, indignantly op
posed the introduof the resolu
tions as an insult 0 country, and
an insult to the trig of the patri
otic dead. Sentydmunds anti
Morton, Pattersid Scott, and
Sumner and Nyli Inspired by
the sacred mein , of the past,
threw back In hit the words of
the unlucky autlithe resolution,
and before they tone he wished
to withdraw the d. Mr. Sum
ner's speech was led to be the
most eloquent oto-, and his de
scription of Mr. a, as he gave
the order for the of the patriot
dead at Arlingtd his announe
ment that he inOury thedead
there as a permatard over the
ground, so thatimber of the
tinnily of Lee sitter eotne upon
it, was grand. dinner closed
With the wordbed over the
tomb of Slinkcsreurst be he
that move any lend said that
he would write tads, that had
kept the dust of pear° sacred,
over the graves dttrlode dead
at Arlington. Asbury alone
stood by Mr. Mdm the floor, /
and even he wothink of re
moving the Utd. The Ma
jority or the Du. it should be
said to their erre as indig
nant as any thattionor should
be brought upodtrty, though
none of them Indies against
it. When the I taken, but
four Senators — e a.
Mr.
Fowler, and thibland Sena
tors.— recorded les as in •fa
vor of allowialtxluction of
the resolution. , i
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—A tnaeldneshoe stiop_it4
to be started info•
—The new signsCliiha will .W col aboulgit
month. The ve furnace
stacks, the frailly-five feet
high; the secon l ve feet and
the balance of icor reducing
naked ore to pe
—There has it the Ohio
Secretary ofSti Columbus,
the certificate Von for the
inerease,of owl the "Alli
arm Rolling r mop() to
$440,000. The lire a major
ity of the Dire? .
—The Athetivo an 1112-
count of the ue of a dog
which was claim George
Tippey's farminty, a few
days 'since. Id a strap
round his necitacking a
ram this strap tanged in
his 'horns, nut 'as found
next morning be ram's
horn, dead us •
' —The Chino - Abe ' Ohio, Rolling
Mill Opany his Just Bled at CO;
Itunbak its certificate of incorpora
tion.- The capital.ttodi is $114,000,
divided Into sliares of MO eaeh. The
company la _located at Chillcothe,
Ohio, and the corporators are James
Boulger, L, J. Delano, Isaiah Lord,
Win4okin4:Edvi l d:YakaibTde, and
Amos Smith.
New Adverttsementf.
the - *n4
CIIARMS A. DATA. V.Altor.
gollaiatretkig „Sun.
Itsirspapre N tilts 'holiest Thus.
Isteedloil for PimlialP Itow • 11 SaTik•
laalMlit lumen. Mamas% Ilsrehants. PrO.
Sosslseal Mes,llVorksm Thisters. sal all Nas
ser of Booed Yolks, and the Wives. Sows sod
Dasghtaire of all seal
OILY ONE DO&LAII A YEAR I
Ofi EIIINDInta COPIES FOIE 1113116
Or less true Olio Coot a Copy. L. there bo a
$5O Club as every Post Oaks.
ISISII.W11:11LY 11117 S. ea ♦ ISA St.
of Wo um' else !sae general character as
Tag WISEST. Oaf with a greater variety of
atieesellaacess rwidlattAnd tarnishing the sows
to Its sates:fibers with greater troshasat. because
St masa Mice a mask Instea4 of oars 0010.
TEM DAILY SUN. es • YEAR.
A preDatAellilv readable powspaper. of= Com
lioclreolallou us von.l - Yroc.
sad Ilcartwo Is politics. All Om news
eiretrwtars. Two cams • Copy :by mall.
kings a math. or $6 oyear.
•
TO CLIMEL
•
1 71 Z4 3 11 'WEEKLY !DUN.
Flea copies. one DT, osobracel
VbeodrrD olress-a.
rs
isla.
Tea mar. one rear. eeverstelr SdAreare.l laud
se emirs wavy to the getter up gi ot g e h la i nh ollar..
Twenty wpm, c opy
year. seperstelr oddre•red
(and i n cells copy to the reset, op of
Piller. Dollar..
F27,l:42VYTtlefirr.rit:ritifarVetil. tu°
Thinyothree Doliare.
nits eopiesone year. seestatel r a "drer , e4 (and
the Begii•WeCkir oPC year to seller Ot• O. anti,
Thirty-ava
pee bemired encl.'s. per sear. 4. roe
teed the Daily tot was year to the getter a.. ur
Fitly Della:F.
paw basdred cooed. one y'br. ssnarattly rsb
eteue4 tend tbo Dolly I.ous year to toe geller
ap ordeal. . Mats Dollars.
TUE .131LIII.WEEIL LT SEX.
1 - Pro eoelea, omoyeat, aeoaratel r add.
Eight
Ten conks. one year. repara.ri- Ore.. (a .4
cites cop to gutter aP nr .1 n I.
r t...:141 a.
I=l
hi Post race enter. ever •.•- •r- •
York. wherever ronvealens 11 • s 1... a a.: .•••
tba letters coutataiur . v.
EIEENEM
==M=l
CM
NEW - GOODS
W. ERWIN & CO'S
French )brimo..4
IVot.l
l'oplin
Black Waterpeoots.
Brown Waterprof+.
Carthml j'opl I us.
Siik . and ‘Fool Poplins
Irish Pnplinx
Plain 3lixrd Giaa
Ur y Poplins
EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES
Wholebastle•-rtild
,VI
A. W. ERWI}T & co.'s,
I7S Eedentl St., Allegheny
_tiept2S l tc
BUYLRS; -LOOK -HiftE I
Tim nodenitzucl. tlb.ukful for pam (Atm,x would
refltectrully Inform the public but he taw tote of
the fluctw pelectload of
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES,
FLOOR OH. CLOTHS,
Etc.., Etc,.
ou hand to he found In the county. 11161 usual
went of
School, MareHammon& Bawd ReSlalom.
1E( CO CO 32E.
is comlete; nu pains a rc E. on hi part
to tnakobis
STATIONER 1 )EPART3I ENT
equal to the hest 01 Clt E.tabllahments. Ile la
the exclegthe egret for the celebrated
Poley's Gold
for thin conoty. Those reeking/a good Gold Pen.
would do well to nee them before purcharloc.
Ile is the Agent for thin county for lirlder'n
Pliologrop.. Harris:l , e Certificate. The attention
Of Cleiezynieti is renpeetfully called to this, an he
tan Pell them at the rarer ilineount no they *could
pt from the l'hhlblier. Atwater'. School Gov.
ertiment for +ale at Puhih.her. price+.
Al. on hand. Toy. ted Variety Gooda...noltable
for all renmion.
Jruil. INTO: y 1.
I
Broadway, Ziew Brighton.
FALL OPENING.
New Goods !
New Prices
I Mire Received A New Rock of
MILLINERY - GOODS
Comprising an unusually Large and Se
lect A.iorlinent of
FLOWERS
F:UVETS,
FEATIIt;RS,
SATINS
SILKS.
LACES
Plain Ar e Viiney:ltibbonas,
Arc.
In order to make this notice as attme
tire ait pmwable, we &lialisexhibit a large
nuuslkr of Eastern tritnnied
Ta'aittlll2ll Matt'll:
lbgether with many Desirable
NOVELTIES.
Juts and Jionnels Trimmedto Order
SOliciting 'a call, I am,
Respectfully yours,
L -HANAUER.
Bridge st.,l3ridgcirater, Pu. 'sp29;tf
—The Iron ore mine recently diet
coveted in Lanesbaibugh, Mass., hlle
beep leased for twontyrtlvo years hY
experienced miners. The Colby me
bed, In the same town, Is producing
ten tons or more of iron a day. . ' '
—The two furnaces of the Grove
Bros. at Denny!lle, Pa., are produc.
ing ;bout thirty-six tons of iron .t•er.
day. They use ten or twelve differ
ent varieties of ore, all of which, as
,well as the coal, are-mined -by
firm.
Dru
Reduced Prices
Speyerei& Sons
Have just Returned from the East
WITII A LARGE STOCK OF GOODS
Bought at the
Lowest Cash Prices
And will sell some Goods
AS LOW AS BEFORE THE WAR!
Consisting of Dry• Goods, Groceries, Pro.
visions. flarit'grare, Hats, Caps. Boots
s
it
' a dSbow -- 1, tope, Ocam, Packing
' 'arn, Iron, Nails, Paints,
IVldte Lead, Oil, Putty,
Queensware. Wii
low•ware,Flour.
Feed,
Grain and -,
Bacon, a vatic•
ty of Printa,Muslins,
l'icking4,Deltsins,Checks.
' Alpacam,dea ns,Di in ans,C ntsh
and hosiery ; also. Teas, Coffees,
Sugars, Syrups, Molasses, Carbon Oil,
510 1,61 e. of the Olebraledaintoh City
AND NEW CREEK' FLOUR,
Just arrived and for wile, iVliolesale and
At Pittsburg Prices. °
200 Eggs Wheeling Nails
ONE CAR IVIIITE LIME
ck
Land Plaster, and Akron Cement
A Large Stock of
White Lead and Paints
A very kuperlor quality of Strumz & We
zel s sinws; and a lot of Carbon 011
Just Arrived and for sale, Wholesale
and Beloit.
ALSO, PURE CATAWBA, ISABELLA
Concord Wines,
of our own %-intaec, for Me.lichaul and
tinernowntal Purpom., are highly Re•
consno•ndea who have
übed them.
Thy nre nhtn Agents kr the
KNIFFEN MnIVER .\h►) REAPE
And Pitt. Nat. Plow Coe. PiOIVS
Thanking the Public for their past pat
munge. we hope to merit a liberal share
In the future.
411 Goods Delivered Free of auvrve.
as all oiii..ofti gaxla vreirei;lritirution:
SPETEREK ac SONS
aprl3,tc
Forty-First Year.
Godey's 'Lady's Book
FOR 1871.
The ('lrrpe,t
.m.. g 3zines, be
u 115... it it Ilk brit.
It Lit+
way I I 1) . 1 I ht care or 11. e pub
lisher io combine in its pages t‘listever is
useful, whatever i. elevatinJ, 0 luttever is
pure, dignified und virtuous in sentiment,
with ‘vhatever our Arond rational and
innocent .111111SetlivIlt. For it. Lit entry
Department, ill sit years, TH% LIF..ST
WRITERS 1,1 the litentry world have
vontrtluiteo : :lll.l will ts.ntootc to lurnish
articles for thoytur itui I. Stich names as
Marion Ilia:mil, Iwo Chun hill.
Louise S. Dorr, Metts Victoria Victor;
S. Annie Fro ,t, Mr,. Dennison,
Mrs. C. A. llopkips, and others,
Cannot k round on the Prospectus
any other 3higazine4,
BEA UITII - 1, STEE'L PLATES.
Of 'lima the Linly'sll .; contains four.
teen each year, superior, (we challenge
comparisouk to any puhliblica in this
country, ettlier,in book or perlodicd.
OUR COLORED FASHION-PLATES
Have a reputation for correctness the
o ILI over.
EMllltol DER Y PATTERNS. —We
give frequently a presentation sheet to
our patrons eontainink! twenty, thirty
and smnotimei farts designs In embroitie
ry.
MUGINAL MUSlC.—dotlty's is the
only magazine in which mtpde mepartsi
expressly for it upt.teurs.
MoDEI,•COTTAGES.—The only wag- -
sting in this country that gives th ese
signs is the Lady's Itook.
DRAWING this . We
are nlwi alone.
We have also a CHILDREN'S. 1101
TICULTCRAL and a HEALTH depar
meat.
GAMEY 'S INV ALUA BLE RECEIPTS
upon every subject, for the Boudoir, Sur.
serv, Kitchen. House And Lautuirv.
TINTED ENORAVINGS.—fhis is a
scrivs of engritvinv that NO OMc ha% uP
tempted but ourselves. They give great
sat is fact ion.
LADIES FA NCY WORK DEPA irr
-31 EN T.— Some of the designs in this de
partment are printed In colors, in a style
unequalletL
Terms for 1.1471
One copy. one year,
Two copies one year, •
Three copies one year, • •
Four copies one year, • •
Five copies one year. end an ex
tra copy to the -person getting
up the club, tanking niz copies, 14 00
Eighrt copies one year, and an ex.
tea copy In the person getting
up the club, inaktngnine. copies 21 00
Eleven copies one year, nod an ex
. Era copy to the person getting
up the club, Hulking twelve
copies, • • ... 27 50
Lstly's Book and Harper's
tuagrizine will be sent one year on receipt
of $5 Mt
Godey's Lady's Bonk and Arthur's
Halle Magazine will be sent line year on
receipt of f 4 00.
Godey's Lady's Book and The Children's
Hour will be tent ono year on the receipt
of $3.50.
Goders Lairs Brink; Artlines Home
Magazine and Children's Hour Will be
sent one year on receipt of live, dollars.
119.. The money must all be bent nt one
time for •any of the chubs, and additions
may be made to elubs nt club rates.
How 70 . 11Esitr.—ln remitting by Mail.
a P wt*Office Onler on Philadelphia, or a
Hnift on Philadelphia or New York, pay
able to the order of L A. Goiley, is pref
erable to hank notes. Us draft or e ost
(ace order cannot be procured, send
Uni
ted States or National Bank notes.
dress L A. GOOEY..
FRAMES,
N. E. Cor. Sixth h Clo.skroitsit:.":l;l2l4l6.
BARGAII S
A. W. SKIN & CO.l
Very Vine Morinovo.
Al' ONE ittliiidlt • •
Extra. Good Wetterp roe.
• AT 3114 C kNTS
Ezra Good Tublo Linen
Bargains in Many Neti, Than
( G owls
CA LI, #I.IVD SEE EM.
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No. 178 Federal Street,
junl:ly AttaTerspY.:ClTY,
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World: Natii..ll to ..:liareeter, Ably Edited, utt
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It le the 2eTA NDA 11 ArtllttltlTY on all branch
ea 1.1 .Igriculhu e, llorltroll are, .P.- As a Lifer..
ry Fuindy lLprr it la a tat utile In otAny of
the I•v•I all I'ver the Cutou t Canadt,
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num 'fajta, oluable Lae rtze al moat pullers of it,
thy.). It Is Me taper for the Kart. Wet.t, Not th
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TERMS-1113.a Year of rd Number., and only
62.50 In Club et TM Thin tjua ter • 13 Nuns•
hen scut FUEL as uttered above. Our Club In.
ducementa for Prll ant unprecedented.
Premium Line, Sc., and tree to ail forming Club..
—and we want a live Club Agent to a...1.y Too
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The New York Methodist ?
burnt! hfOry for the 'grotty, a nen . ( tree e
ery Ltiat4 with the I-ttleLtli
torlals by the bent filetbotlod nrit.r• tml Ottll
Foreign and Ihnuertle Cum•epouti. t, full De
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Prier $2,50 a 3 ear. Lllo rat) remittal. or t, eh t orn
tul•slone to CAM aeecr, buttetrapitoto co u ,mcnce
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IfsisTm AS GIFT ton arty NO..
orribeis to Appleton'. Journal, put.
d Weekly. oOt OS tutii.eript ion littore,
The months of Stiventiver nod Detterstier. V• 11).
gives grail, to ad t•ulto,rtiters return:lig tt 1. for
the roar
Ai.; one desirout. of nankin; a trial of 6.• Jot - tt.•
NAL to 00.7 %bolter they like tt. ran have It for
TWO MONTHS tut n•nallting u* Fifty t 'his..
Pirforrorpte An•Prica • , conntittingt 4.1 *plendltlly
virented *woo i t
Amen, au Snencrs, , nintlimiced
' In No* ernner. U. ApmasoN 1 C 0 .,.., Pulllit hen , .
i I New Ind,.
.It•c:An•
•
taE74l. ItOIFT. E. LEE'S LIFE, Nen,
lA ly ready for 1%1M.. .ohm the Itiography of tom.
IWO tiler E. LEE, by Jac, 1.41 n. ( oak, , author
of •• life of Stonewall Jackzon," - Wearitir Pm
Grey. - etc. I ioi 004.. 1 . ....10 101.100. lilwil,ile.l. To
be mild - by ellb*alptlun. AGENT:. WAN tED.
IL Arnim,: ,C Co.. Pohl/4os, New York. (iv..
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T.TiA.ATT , ,,'LIETIS '
Lt.Fiti ANO AlittliJEA VINSCIIANCi.
COM PANY,pf Hartford, Conn. took
Pinter, fl.:Aaktkkl. Grant. LIFE and
ENDOW TEAT Punch,. of all ap.
pro* eci I, run, Ample recuoty, low
rates. Alt, accuren aLiatu.t At'cl.
DENTS onto' itActith or total ill...Ma
ly. Polleit then by the ye.ir or
yealo th lts l!t!t o te to ld tta S ,72, P ro;!re y r. lo . —(o
i id t 7:4w
iionoT WASTE '111,71E .t,7%it L.mosi
by asking . Up 11111 - old Axe. :•eud II :AllO
I.IPYINCOTI & IIAKEWELI., l'iti•burgh. Pa.,
and the} will send a ti{.-top Ake. Expreticace paid.
Ilalf a day Joni In grindwg will that. Ire 01.00(1.
E M PLO '4'7".
NON-EXPLOSIVE
Itlelalle Kerosene Lamp;
la absolutely sate from capitation or break
ing: burn. anti co.' oil, JZOOd or 1.11: gives
More LiyM, Nu Odor, and uso, lean 011. •
"It Is perfec(ly tems-e.rplooi re. The light lo bet
ler Mau It prtathmett by any other lamp."-
- rrt, Prestilenik..Afassachel.ilts ..Iyrt.,ltural
It Is perfectly nomexploolre, glve4 a Lell,
light, and Is more econbilairat than any taller i3lllO
ht rate."-- W. II efts, kite
eCeogo.
•
The •ppallbez death. and fires trona glass
Lamps exploding and 14‘raling create n great de
mand for this lamp. It PA AS t.. nen It. sold
by Caavastswre i Aments wasted every
where: Send for circulnr a n d terms to Mont-
Roguery dr. Ino, Cemftud, U.. 42 Ilarcisy
..f.r York. lw
$
1.9= A Week Salary' s :. Visite:4ms wanted
aid as local end soirsmen. Addres.
twlitt stamp) R. I! WAL.N.EIL Park How, New
York. itetT:Or
ic•iii ADA V, sure. LATTA CO_ Pitt - ell, Pa.
Agents ! .Read This !
‘V PAY !AGENTS A SALARY 'OF
v v $3O toe week and CSIO,II/44, or &low a large
tlmmusston. 10,,11 our 1:00 and
0011. Address M. WAGNER 4, CU, Marshall,
Miob. , deck its
182,6 pul.r. , Tl'n"Z`KlVltmo, 1870
sue old standard remedy for Conchs, Cold*, fAin
sumption. 1: crLast, Biwa A llootQn. . dectase
CIIELIRT PECTORAL TROCHES.
Are superior to all others for COl:leis Mad Aline
Ina. Bronchial and
have tent are eiceral•
Ingly inflatable, have bone of that nauseating
and horrible Cubeb taste. are very soothing and
act like a eita.sm ?Masters, Singers and . Public
Speakers will Itod they are especially adapted to
the solo, Sold by Druggists. Also
• Itusittotes (P. V.) Cod Liver OIL
tor Consumption and Scrotal,: use no other: td7.lt
UPHAM'S 11RPILATOUT I'OW 1.) Mt. Re
tuOVe• SUL/C:11000S hair In Are minutes, with
out Injury to the skithf Sent by mall for
lUphanes -Asthma Cure
Itra,vm most violent partaysm• in fire missal..,
and edects'a speedy epee, Price F? by mall.
The Japanese Hale atahr
Colors the whiskers and bale a beautiful rasa or
010).N. it C 011,1501 of only-one preparation.
e at, by mall. Addrets S. 12. UPHAM, No. ^s
Jayne St., Philadelphla, Pa. Ctrculare sent tree.
Sold by all Draggislo.
trl 00
5 00
7 50
10 00
liromyal
coehed and Information tondebed by (EO.
UPHAM. Penticton°. It. I.
13SYCIROMANCV.—Any lady or gentleman
11 cm make .I.oOu a month, secure their oun
happiness and Independence. by obtaining PSI
CIIO.IIANCV, PASHINATION or SOI*I.
MING. 4W pages, cloth. Fall Imi:ructions to use
this power over men or animals at vi 111 , how to
Iltiamerbse, become Trtknee or Writing Mediums.
IHrtaatiao, Sptritualhon, Alchemy, Philosophy of
Omen. and Dreams. Brigham 1 oling's lberetn.
flulde to liforrtage. to.. on COtittlit ed In this hoot;
1110,0.10 sold; lain., by mall, In cloth. fl 25; paper
anerelt 1. Strriew—Aoypenoio willing to act as
agent will receive a copy of the wart free. Ae uo
capitol In required. all desirous of genteel employ.
ment should send fpr the hook, encloeisig 10 cents
for postage, to W. EVANS t 00. , 41 South eth
etreet, Philadelphia. • der No
Toledo Pomp Co.'pt
Patent Flexible Metal-Lined Pumps,
Fur WOW and Ciekruo. For rale by
b0r23;1/ 8. J. CaoBB.B CO. Rochester.
i;
At 75 Cents, Ono,Letse of
nest pair's Fifty-Two Numbers of
MOORE'S RURAL NEW - YORKER
Teems, Inducements, de:
PEltKpi'ss HOUSE'S PATENT
113
gement,"
Min MASON & SOT,,
NEW BRIGHTON CUTLERY WORKS,
MANUkI.CTUREILS' 0/
aP/M"B3M.:II D
, taur : 7 . 3i 4 2 , 3
t'' :L.
~3'~'i;~'~3i ;: ~'l~'~~Z~
&e., Aze., tli
Special attention n 61,• it to 11,
Hardening it: Tempering if the
and we feel and knoll( ourtehr. r
to make the eery wet. a. wt. ttelpit,
perlenced workmen, she a... .h.
telsayeetecl 111 fewreet bJ• ;„
beetoeys forty year.. Bud hi. Ir.
workmen. Wu are also „r, r.
POCK ET.KNI VKM.
PEN-M.:WI>
1.10"NIAls'
11.
eteel, wad Err ry Blade ii ;;,'",,,..,t
SpOdal 2ltennon is ra..ed u,. .vet..:
Itazorx,
Poebel
birth
11(1111:ere,'
I cx'
All orders will
&dykes'.
(9' I'dc• Li.• n::~.ur.
I/ app ICA I
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NE , A 1:1:I~,IITUS.1•J
ttct 11, It tittrlt It
VO — Dlank lltrd. for tkiq It I, Nit..••• ~ 1 1
TULIN B. VOL NG. Atturttet ut law
J
Bearer. oake awl OL I
east of the Court Mu.,
ted to my care .ttall
Ate° penman /featr , ,, ••••. sun
those wl•tang to buy 1000 T•y. Cll4. or tun
land*. MU rave time and
office. .itirt: I)
•
DMINISTItATItIV NOTICE -
Mclfulum, n deed. ladter.
lion upon the et tate of John ~r
Brt„..bton township. county of U , ll•Cr,
hat lug been duly grauted to the ut0t•r•.,,,• , 1 • •
persons Indebted to the said estate •re
to nuke payment:and !Luise luau tog
the same 0111 present thew to
Lut2'l;fits• uuniter mcmA 110:s. .11.. ,
A I.OIINISTI:ATOIt'S //,7. '4 4,
intot-trutiou hating been ;limited to T ,
strilter tio the rotate of Arend...l.l Mt, At.;'.••
deed.. late of Veto lb Best et' tow mobil". best , ,
Pa,.. nil per•onr Indebted to raid most,' are
ed to make Immediate pat meta, and those ha,
oklma azstust the name w ill pro rut them dui
thentlcated for orttletneut. 111.:11.1LN
nor.atiw dm..
Coal. Coal.
liE unennilgued to 110 M engaged In I.
• •i,
TI.II;SINESS.stoI will supply partlini w , •11
rate artlclE of Pittsburgh coal at 11 , , •• io•
busing Orders left at Joseph
COOptel., or at the lisnknig Hutu,. of Th..:n,
emery at. CO. In U.C.Per.% 1,1•11 e
(1011. L14.163f, r It. MI:,
VT...tNq'F.:ll: A itetteral
,ver comity. for,tlh.t.unnttan 14 kog
surnucr Chmtmuy ofl.-Nro 11,o1;
ment• to the right men. Fart tritg..th,
adds,. Smith. Holten', •..
em, South-cart Cotter 3111 01,1 •
.- .
1'11112,1.41041a.
1: - .Nri"ruNc; "V" A I t 7%.
•/ A lir4c rupply or It.•
sPIeIsr;FIELD Il•rn,f.l: S 11:.\
tor etl: clon. mid r•-• I. •
MEM
Vlaning dills
Hider• I
ViThitheld. & Anders:l
MANUFACTURft , .f
Sash, flours, Mottle lihys, I
Weather-Issa - ds, I 'alihfp, Bra,k•
et,!.
DFALLIts; •N ALL •KIND, of LI M
BEM LAM:MINGLE, AND
purchseed the It i•.tert r; of Mr
J. C. Anderson, owner of toe nt.
1,1,41 rsrt sin llmprovetnet.t. n. Ole •••
and fointn,...• f weatntrlewnl• lesa
e. and other bu11t1164.. • we , an. t A,
lotion-I,d make well 'Lt . • •
imits or Denver ennofy ii.t. u
;dears üb.ers e hicm •
117lt7iient' SllppliPS
Hand.
cry manu.r of w.,r1.: made t
>rpitans• Ci->tut-.1
=IIMIN
By 'tinny nr an I tr.tor ii. Orphan.'
Bras, tho futdortgitett hat. , tr. ..t
fin , : I r•lolt. n 1 ~f ,mtt..1.11,:,10-' I
Will exp.., to p u 11 IC .3, ..I1 tt. promt.o•
Oil 11;.1,,,mhty, .I(riamrll 41h, 1 , 71.
At I o'clo, 1.. I. . dot, ••
cont. , . late ..1 .... All that
Ulu truer "1 1.1101 sit Lan .n Ovilufftnif
13...muer tout), o!olt ott lee '•
of ..r. , tut 1::.‘ , 11nri•
lam!, of IVnt. 31celnn, au.l xe.t on.!
land. or .11.:1.01 Jamr.
and Janie. Mrl.rorg. jr. coots:ton:
Eitildy-ji re AlTes and .17
of lay& Know or le., nb.lnl ls. acr. ..r 1,. ,
cleated and Inn i4L...1 .I.llr of ri111,11.o•L
am, a, en Th.re are co: lb , rra •
Mu story franwrla.ellin4 .r.....•
oro,tury hon., a 1..4 a:. :
fralne stable. 1 - 11 e laud I• ..r • 2
oituate within half n cult, of the I'.
hallway tiffulun iff Neu
T 611101.-011, third 01 the l'hut t
paid iu habit on the contittuAth, th , .; •
•
the Court. the balance Its too to, t. ..1.1
hootht Stith intere•t
For farther information a may to ii•• NI
New 1:1111co, Pa.. or Ihe •..i
-prrticey. !CYNTHIA 3111 , Uhl I .
dayl.ilts
jJ.
,; 171? „ 1 , 21,.., ‘4, tiar i tnz u tai l ein
wk lit he pirated r t Y ne7i . ••?il a•
friend. who may scant alto, Ili , Ctr l I
I Ni. STOVE:11,01m: Nose. ar aita • La
Carting... of h•-at material ana •
htailnrco o 111 i!iimlnctect los
Jetntfl J J AMIE:I:SON j
7
"It
Ne 02 14 3.111,H
NI I.: 1 Z Fl A N '1"I'.1 II .o
%Ml' 11
NEW BRIGHTON, PA
it. ill,: 1 . 1 . 1'11% t ., 1 13/p• and well .lock
of
Neill and IVintcy Goods,
c ti.l tin.; lir
BEA rE RS, CHINCH L LAS.
CL 0 TIM, C.ISS M Ell EVG
L L IMEL , ES'T
of the lateot untt roost fughtonattle
to. ronde to order on the
MOST ItF:AsoNAIII.h; TERM-
and nu the shorteat poosiblo notice mot %to-,
to give sati•fsetion.
Y. S.— As !employ none hut flret t t.w.
and having con•idersbic experience It, I
defy competition any nhere In the •rroe a•
nuke and fit. I keep alto on hand s (WI
many made clothing of home in.ufacturc
octitAtf.
• •
l i , STATE OF Ult.:. 1:1-17-1LIKEt 11. D 1... I.
4 Notice la hereby chen that lc.. r•
- Ilitratton on the ealate or the Ono.. loom .1 d•
dant, !aloof the Borough of Ihra,er
air Bearer deed., hale bet tt t•. Ile'. rt
facia,residing to the ehy ~r .L.'
therelOre. /141rilig cbtlos or
the estate of the rood 0,,,,th01t .sr '''"'
make the rime known I !tic .41.1
111Ihotit delay. ItUtlttßi 11.1% la.. We.
atlttread 40th otret.t, ritt•bur,:t, l'a
PIMPLES.
The underrlgned will clik•rfulli , mad
all who wish It. the Itevigie met hill de, • ”.. I • I r
preparitig twin.? a •limile hewed,"
table th.t will immediately rt
Freeklve. Movie., 5.1 cr ept i.•
iniptivitlea of the Skin. san e
mooth and beautilul.
lie will also send Jive I Instruction. rot pr."`N .
Inc: by very pimple trawyx. his unapt "
hair on a bald head In . gremeti
• The above can he obtained hr r. lore 11.5'
addrevalog Titus t 11,e1 . 11.1N, t
nov2:3to. 151 Bowden,. Neu 1 or t.
TheNcheapvst Wholcalt•
300 1 1 1 t SHOE HOUSE
=1
Joseph IL Um-land,
3a a as wood sirect.
Aranowitirer, 117,01,5ate,c., emninis.
oion Divtler in
BOOTS. SHOES de B FIUME/01.
At Nrw York end Ilo.cou rgic,
- ' Moot for Maimfelebl•clty outdo good+ at Ilmk
ofacturets prices. Orders from country dealers
promptly filled andettlafactton 1r unwed. r 0 .4
gomb any. (epl.oll
__•._
rffrßlant Arrerments between Trartirrs and
Boards of &hoot !Bretton , , for sala at thh,
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