The Beaver Argus., January 25, 1871, Image 2

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T ti e, :,o.i.iii'f it, Ogg*.
J. WETAND:I!igioi Awo ritahurros.
Beaver.
Mn. Munctiit, of :Pennaylvarils,
has reported* tilt laCei"igresia
the nuntbesOf members of RePtvrft
ttiOes under the 'nOtt,tetigreadonal
app. — srtiera"tM:l'he ratiVif
populitkiO to a topmentadive iST,-
WO. Tpilki4din 11mo - consists of
243 members, and the proposed ad
dition Is, therefore, al. Of these the
Western and North-Westerl Staley
will gain.l9: , if lids hip be adopted,
Pentuolvittili , Will gain taNY''Peca"
TILE new Internal Wye
nts:donor, , G ene ral ".P . :lensanten -ap
peared - before the Way; and Means
Committee enCongrals. OD hist-FA-.
dilY;'findlx l / 4 T.lrifig h 4ioK,ol*Vhf
the Incense :tux. law. , It las since
transpired tbathis visit to thoLOnn
in I ttee Was guide tWith the knowledge
and consent Of PlesiOnt.: It is
highly. probable, Ilieterorty.lhat; hei
fore the closeicof the present- session
or congressi thtg"tai , ; lets lit
late been denounced so ,hertmly, will
be amopg L 494114 4. that were.
Tjtt
l'amibardittent of. Purls con-,
During the •yast week -t i lto .
Germans have ettptUred two Or three
of the Forty outside of thetitylitnlti,
and.lu tWo 'have ii•
leaded French armies, add put
to rout. -The elty canhold _Mit but
a little while longer, as NM beeiniu 7 ,
Mg , eery *mire°, anCecinsequehtle
sells at fabulous tlgures., ; Inside
Paris the question orpeaes le usueh
talked 9r, and rumor's are current In)
'erne° that neettlations to that end
are about to be begun. .Let, uti l ltupe,
that this is so. , -", "
• VreEiPitiillowiT ,
OCOLIMX.
written 11•• lotter to the Springfield
( Masa.) Rep . y6liciin o denying the* , re;
port, that tqi elid, Mr . ilindvieli "t ook
,advantage otihalholldeggoed teelkng
to make up their .ioug-stending.dig ,
erence " Inasmiietynt'ooe Was' Mid ,
had . been no. difference' to inaire;t*
Mr. C,olfa* adds,: opening o 7
term, M? Bontwell was theone
above all others whom 1 hoped to
, tf oo In the Cabitiet;, and his iidmlnts
tnition °title Treasury Department
has been so successful that be is to
day the last one whom I Weald wish
to see leave it." . "
• I T 900 MS pretty Well tirderstood that
tliat costly huiiance, the Leglslati • ve
Record, will hot'be,priitteci this sea:
stun rit ilarrisburg.• A large ma
ority of the.people of the State, ' and
at is tolerably clear that a' inalerity
• of their Representatives at tlie
are averse to its future puiditm-
Hon. We are heartily glad that the
matter is in this shape, and the tai.-
payenf or the commonwealth, may
• thank a few newspiiperis in western
Pennsylvania fo bringing. this re
about.—That it is a "reform" is
quite apparent"W,hen the fact is borne
• In mind that the State .. Printer 'will
'publish a Journal containing 'dll the
information the people want of
the doings. of the Legislature, at
itT cast .or abort $7,000- for. bath
1-
' the Legislature, • will, ther e fore, de
termine at once , to employ the State
printer to publish • proceedings,
and thus rid Itself= t only
some but a costly (medical. • • •
. _ _
.INFORMATION . in given to the
countryifrom Washington that a large
Majority or the Republican Nem.
.hers•of the House whose constituents
did, riot think proper to re-elect them
to. the next Congress, are already
thuMbing the Blue Book, consulting
r their 'friend., and 1 boring .the Presi
1/ dont and Cabinet officers, to secure
appointments ay soon as their OM
, gren4Mnal terms end. me ambition
of some of these gentleman is to serve
their country shroud, us' Ministent
and Consuls ; others aspire to judicial
honors; which accounts for the nu•
InSrousbilis now pending to create
uddltlonal judicial districts. Asses-
ship, 'Collector...ll4l9 and PistrickAt
t orneyships take the Macy of others.
. A feW taive an ambition to increase
the'populatlotioffhaTeTrltorloiloiid
would like to be Governors, and Sec
retariag;:nnd half a dozen hunker el.
ter th 4 office) of Clerk;' Sergeant-at
arms and poorkeepor of the'llonse,
and are willtnyclAi serve
.they
Itow rub rother 'than 'to go, bo s
ek..to
iolvote Ilk. ' • • .
•
}
•TtrE • Tetni)eranee,. questiop seems
to be reviing r atll over. the
,etlntry,
In the New Engtand,Siatee, in narti
cuter, the ptehilgtiontets are active,
' and sirelapparentlydet - ermlned tocar:
• ri, the '!War lute - Africa.'' At ,Wash
ingtou'D..C., ttioonany of theprunik
tient men of the nation, are taking an
intennt in : the temperance ' Mort.'
went, who lave ' heretofore , stood
aloof from It. The 'CUngrealiniul
'reMperanee Society celebrated .its
fourth tinnivemary on last Saturday
night 'at the Metropolitan churelt,
widelt Was densely eroWded, abolit
2000 persons being present. Sena
-1
togs. Pomeroy, Buukinglettn" tcid
yilley Were appointed a committee
report officers, which resulted as
follows: .Pnuident, Henry Wilson,
• m o m 1 Vice Prtaidents, J. W. Plana
, 'ttit'n,'Te.itts', and John Hill, , N. .1.4
He'eretary, Joao 11, Moore,111.; Treas
. urer,Jno.Lyttch. /4.ltecutive coin mit
tee: ' S. C, Pomeroy, Xanms; W. A.
• y
Iluekinghatn, coon.; James Harlan,
lawn; .1: Nt. Patterson, ll.' . H.', and
B. C,. 03014 . ilk The iiteetlecwas.
• 'addressed by SemitomPornenoy i llp.
ton and Ilanagitry!repeeventatlVe
Crivirelice, Rev Pr •P44frl y liCci,!
3tussachusette., and Oenecal ,rsaeuyi
Rev. Mr.' .Jackson. and: Mr. ,lirew.
The society agretithto' the 'fellowingf
"Eueotiriged by' rekultitdt its . rein*:
' inendathms made last year ,to hold;
Semi-annual meetings for the put . lati!e.
otpiamotingthWinterestsoftemper.
1191:0 throughout the United' Statett,'
the CAlngreasiosial, Tea perimee Seek
ty renew that ineouttneodation••at
this time, and respectfallyarge :upon
their fellow citizetis"bi tilisery the•
Oining annivermriortYnattionts'
• • birthday In a similar manner. . ;...
. • They recommend the people, espe
, clallyChristlanmlnisten a!nd OtUrcb
• e i , hi
: localities where teintwrame
. 1 secietles have not yet been termed;
ni. take the necessary steps t o organ .
fie siteinssociations on the basis at
• total abatinetace fromali that Intoxi
cates. They aim urgently . request
that immediate measures be taken
for the eiretdaUou pf,tht, pledge, and
thaespecill ()fibrin be made to secure
pignaturesofchlldren'and youth.
ACCOUNTS were received .
urdajr at Washington, giving ;
outrage
of 'a terrible 1910.' us:
outrage at Louisville, Ottorgla,,ou
the 14th inst. A partzeofttnaskiui
Marauders rode to the- jail, broke it
open, and, yok there'll:n color--
centlyoeen ronvit,..” orises an
ArerooerviturauNkuir 4 " lBo 'P u
hihment.: Theotber (bur werenwait-,
ing The - vietimi were tokens
short ,distanCe .Ifrelis Wait end'
whiPpak . - Pritin;o4t,Veti qt
them the ruffians cut of one ear, 'aid
from the eighth both were taken, and
the 'ninth was lire:light batik into
town and there 401; rece4Y4 2 ll WO_
Wouridsoiitet of which: were fatal.
The other were 'turned loose.. • So
far as heard froth node 'of 'tile' mar
aYtOtiii•
Tun disabled soldlerkof Abe mein
'try wlll.,reiet,with Plegsu'reAhai g
bill panted .the Senate of the' United.
States on last Monday increasing *lief r
pey',p pet. earth Thia ant idtbet!t alt
-petisloueri, uatl West nffeied Ay 'Mr.
',Atlinuuds:of Vermont. •/
it ' , will:. in
nll prnbalilllty pant the 11otise'of Ilep
iesentatiVes andyeeonte it -
•
rttids,its fellow's.::
'Rs it enacteciele., That the pen-.
'ons of Al idlitmot. soldiers, marines.
and gallant et the land and naval forc
ed gratitial, or hereafter to be granted
by/the provisions of the general law.
ml also the isune pensions granted
by special lan( not. Itt.exestis.of the
rate provitled•bythe'rreneral law. for
sintitweesol, toe and Aber name are
Ate itereby Increased
the the 1 000 of
!meaty, per.emittimieof,.,to corm.
thence on tbe.firstAlay of Matzen 1821.
nimnopive lii-*Atov4i*
Tl:oof 'the
• .
Book Ceneeru,. now In seiskin in
New York for the biota Dr.-Lusa
ban, are having their iiwn trouble
the, niett4,, . s4lni o
a full.: Itweethistlei• oi : the* . chirgeii
against him; .whlle :the .prosecutlon
rhrink'frern: the Iniestlght 16%." and
are endeaAirinito eorotiremlsetheli
dlffereneetr-- • „
" s . The head and,front of 'bailey. Dr's.
ofrendlr4, , was, , that in exerninlng the
bookAor the . Concertr TM' found
dents) of .fraud and trorruptio,n In the
managyment, Of the.business,, remit
lug In serlinis 'lnitseskto •the Concern.
There was ti:comittittee appointed
to investigale thesechagres, and In
.their first roport.ther admitted that
'lrregularities" resultlsigln low had
occurred but not teitufextent ehilrn
ed,,afteru'arittliek.deitied tfili,,but a
m inert ty;report apfmared Which sup
port Dr. Linahan's charges.
By some mysterious proceeding—
which in thecourse of the trial will
probably. be explained 2 .-Dr: Lana
han from being • the accuser bocat '
the accused;.' he was suspentled . f m
office and charges .preferred' against
him. What the result of the trial
will be does not yet• appear, but
from the Dr.'s refusal to compromise
it looks as if.he might be able to re
fate every charge;
The Bishop are obliged tope pros-,
ent at the trial, but they have enter
eti.their pretest and refine to be re
sponsible foe the action of the com
mittee.
Viewing the whole course of the
agiallutie4mgggiablidallera
. -13
it were a crime for ri min to raise his
,voice against corruption in high-.
places in the'church and the good
name of thct:e who occupy the chief
seats in,the synagogue mist not be
.calbst in question, even if .the Book
Concern is robbed:
AIM *. the above wali In' type, wo
leant that the ecinunittne have (1041-
mined to abandon , the trial of Dr.
Lanahan, anil to employ an: impar
tialOominimion to examine the af.
fatis of the Book C,Sticern, and to a -
certain from this examination what
frauds have boon committed, their
amount and Utak perpetmtoN.
This 1 genera* regardeil as u
vic
tory fOr Dr, feipoan. The. Majori-,
ty of this committee evidently came
together 'to .ctush him, and 'shield
those whose crimes ho had detected.
The Methodist Church is tq be con
gratulated upon this result.
Minima the past week, , quite , - a
number of the State Leglitatims
htivechosen 01164 States Senators:
The Atichikan Legislature has eleet
ed T. W. ,Fes;4ii ARep.) In place of
litiontni.
Thn.
ro•ntechni Hon. Henry Wilson ilitCp.)
The Delaware Legislature has elect.;
ett ElFlSatilslntryi: In `place of his
brotttOr;
,o f , hp Is tliO'piesent'Senator:
Theillainn,Lsgislature'ints iv-elect
ed Roil Lot M. , Morrill (Hop.) -
The New Jersey 'Leglstuture has
ele4tixt T. T. FlVllngipiyaen , (Rep;)
in piaiv of Hr. pfr*tit Sena-
'The 11hksouri, Legislature has elect
elf.jen. Frank 'Slate (oeft - 14,M place
of (81M - o . 4,ontico(itep,) w—hdiasigu
ed Onus waelica ago toz accept o Wash
ingtiat Judgishipti• - -• 1 , '-.
Phe flfinois 'l:vials:tide elected
Ou'n.L4in (Rep.) in place. ,
of Richard butes, (Rep.)
~
The Nebraska Legisintu re has elect
ed p.. 11. Ilitchencli . , (Rep.) in pines
of Gen: Thai•er. • • • ,
;The Igitatemoto. , Legislature, has
elected; lion. William Windom for
the mime and lion. 0. P. Stearns' for I
the short term In' the' ' it. -sen Ate.
MO are Republicans., •
Tlt ti recent visit of I Mrs.' retort*
Wpodhull, and other
,ladice of New,
York e11y,7; Washirigtoti, to
vine° .the Judiciary Committee of.
Onigreel that women weft' entitled.
to the , boilot ultder thence:A amend
luent4 to the, F4aral CotWitution;
acems.not to. have had the .deelred
j effect: - 10: 'Bingham or Ohlo, , who
14,"Chalihnta of ,the ',gothie Judiciary
eotanattee. had Prepared a repoit, in
beketrof the majority orb is colleagues
denying filet Op priglnal emanation
oe aas,at,l l / 1 1t,i,bleqiieatairienamentl
canters thiefight upon women, Mr.
.therefore; .ntey :prepare
•filnieelf Afr a finale!** scolding
the ! Iwdlije t i !! i * h 4 " :Mer B , : ( , ) Flt;
oeuntri, trelt -BSA ;
. Eiwax - rAttir . BOuTwpi;l4#l.amell,
aiircularatatiogthit, in Ciiiioeittienoe.
'ofthe tinily reeelptorcomutunktationa
lotichielaktettera from pemona in the
oitirof New Yeik,
counterfeit money at nonacid m tet;,,
the Tres gurir Ikvartment has pnkse
emed watt' or the aperaons Liming
snch let:tDos an !alintkin#:ttli . Prac
tical efforts tomm*64 the 1 /.4 61 D0Pi•
The trealuryclrentardates that lave*.
tlgidhins Mrridy, made.sh.iwthatthe
oh* of tho atittuiri . .the,letti 4 or
Is
01 - Induce 'PODE4U to trend "About
genuine money ror whietCao_retiird
whatever will be made.
TIME re
' 7 • , 1
—The musk . rearful itim"l:4*
Patheticrtpetwfa.re: tr 1 1: 4 0 1 ., 1, 0
Witness), thissfay, sak young!
men idttggie Nvith their Anise*:
The conflict is fearful.
—The editer.of the Wellsville Lo
-ca[ became indignant at a suspicious
wrote the c4,ltplisli i hbfr Asp er or
I li4o.4lll.Y.P4eleildr ika:,l,)/14 13
size was all that saifted him from get
ting kickeddown stairs.' Well, size
pis something to do with the kick
lag buidaess Occisionalty.
—Fourteen hundred and , eighty=
tint° marriage licensed were-lamed
16 the District of Columbia daring
1870.Forty-tiircetliverce cora were
filed during,. the,' iiatne period,' of
which eighteen were granted, five
diamimed and the remainder are
pending.
'-Them Pennsylvania. Supreme
Oeurt'llas decided that ita man puts
his head or arm through a car win
dow, jnd is Injured by coding in
contact with something that reached
close to the window, he cannot m
ower for the injury, the act being
considered as negligence on the part
of the pacriefigi.r. " . .
•, ' I
-Thew is iti touch of romanee
Mrs„ Belknap's 'history. kihe ,Was,
daughter of Dr. Tomlinson, of Her
rodsinirg, Ky.,-and alter his death'
iemoved to., Keokuk, lowa." Her
brother was an oMcer,on Confederate
*moral W, Fersrdson's staff and
*as, captured near Meridian, 3Ves•
In her relforts to securellis relae
she made the atcquaintana3. of Gen.
Belknap, which readied In their mar.
ii . ligabout two ye am ago.
.-Another man has been found teu
poor to . take a . paper. Ho -lives in
Mercer county. Being anxious to
get rich, he recently sent to. a New
:Stork firm fora lot of"well executed,
counterfeit money." Ills brix came
in* due . time,. -and , niter' paying *9l
charges M
, he .rried his•thrtune home
in trluinph;tol4nd that it was com
posetlofshavinga and sawdust. "On
ly, - that and nothing • more." He
thinks there is cheating somewhere
around the board.• ,
—ThO Cleveland Plain .fkafersaym
attempt of a well-to-do young
man.of this city, who IS very mpec
tably.connected; to commit suicide.
by shooting himself has developed
the fact that-.he had'for HOMO time
previcitialy lieen.supportiag a woVuan
of doubtful Iruot notoriously trod
character. His employer refused to
pay hiS wages to hlui to squander on
his Mistress"and the woman then
"went imeic on him," which so work
ed up his feelings that he drevila re*-
volvey'atid shot himself, not however
inflicting a wound that • will' peer()
fatal., • The young man is married
and has two children.
—The body of a man named John
'Wilson was found, Friday morning,
near the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway, two miles below Greenville.'
His head was badly gashed and the
skull fractured in one platy. The
body was found _with the neck lying
across the lower board ota fence, and
from appearanct, death was caused
by stiungulation while in this posi-
another 'non. There are 'suspicions
of foul play, but
.no evidence has
been obtained which - amid ennfiriii
_ .
them. • The deceased "lived at the
Big .Bend, in that county; and leave)
a wife and' several Children. .• •
William -has tamed the
following' proclamation at Versailles,
on the occasion of his , assumption
. or
the Imperial Crown. He says ; "In
consequence of the appeal of the Prill4•
ces and free towns for us to restore
the Germrn Empire after a lapse of
sixty years, we consider it our duty
to the fatherhind to acceptlbe Impe
rial dignity. Henceforth we and our
successors will bring to the title of
.Emperor of Germany the, hope dila
Godlwill.-vouchsafe is blissful future.
to the ththerland, and that under our
auspices its ancient splendor may be
rwtoMd. ,We partake of therlighlty
conckrus of our duty tepreSeryo wick
'German 'fidelity the •rights of the
'Empire; and of Its members to main
tain peace; to support and strength-'
en the Independence of Oeiniaily,. in
the hope that German. people will
'map in ,last;ng peace, within our
boundaries, the fruits of theirbloody
Wittier], and. be safe against. the . re
n °Wel ,of Fpurch attacks. f3od . grant
that me and our summarise rua3r, pro- '
teettheEmpire, not by warlike cn
testa,liut by works pconit!,. freedom
aud.civilisation. • , • '.
'-The American Quarterly Ito
view , contains .letter from .0. W.
givilfg it sketch of 'his
visit to Marino, a small republic la.
Italy, between the Appeniner, the Po,
atnithe Adriatic. • The•Terrltary 'of
the State is only forty mites in cir
cumference, and Its population about
-7,900: The republic was founded
Moir) than J;looYethr ago, on moral
prim iplc~,' industry and equidity,
and has preserved itsdiberty and' in,
dependence amid nil - the wars and.
and 'diseririds whiCh: have raged'
around ii, ....Bonaparte resp ected it,
and sent an embassy, to expre s. his.
sentiments-of friendship and, frater
nity. Iffigoverned by a haptain re
gent; cluisen every six months by the
representatives Of PeoPle (sixty
In inunber,) -who are chosen every
six tininthSLY the . people.. The tax
-
'es areligbt, the fatir(hd*sare
thh,fiehli,,welleoltiyated,44 on, 1 4t.
sides are seen comfort and itienty-r
-ihe happy effect of morality )
lte
ity; and frugality. • ' -*' •
.
—Trial by. Jury,. That failing into
disrepute in' this laud, where It Um
had Its ~own fair: trial;: has;" 6 the
yr:Regis:id prOsPermis Shite oflowit;'
been arrested soutewh4,llll
downward Career. , ••The Supthmei
Courtot thgfittite;ithi add; recently!
decided Rinklininin,e ..4rl6lo49lPiii
catint.liqUor during thelimelsei..ix
engaged sir a . Utak' :wisitiver -tee
drantint niayi be, andlluitigh•ne
ble effect to wedinird,l,be' verdict tif
mill and void,-alp' anktilis*,. aside.;
Thhldecisiori , ls. -a steirl'Anipis.sight
direkilen,lunt:ptikticalkyi preserlpea
aerials qunllhaitiodtf~rat~jaroT; viz
Re merit be teiiipetiftoVtiiitte4
iied in posswelopg4 fait i'pmsoning
(kcal tlOl. .The bet to 7. pro•
ricritiottrat, in tidditiciti;''hti• Mast ,be
intelligent: and . ,
,alse
naturallylalloirs that
be all;
lit *10)**444 pre!! bili'fitcnittek'nnd
Intelllgekso4lo4iirsted
,44 1 4:
Itidegi ale a. pone rate In.lyytt,
stwiyitiii' , 4l(e,' :which
doe; not work both ways.
Forty.first Cohgress
BID MEMNON.
• . - •
hentikr u i l , u g r aTzl i ng — adj Th orl e in Se ed ai rti
Friday Until Monday.. ROUSE.—Tho43o34lt amendment
to the House bill' to illsathre; CatAlthl
Lynch to active , eels Captain
was concurred In. The remainder of
11161W6trailtnee0tlidtrittafttakltr
emtion , MOM ,LegialatiVe; Judicial
•and ••Execntive: , appropriation bill
the nuestion ficingontus increase-of
the subtitle ,of! Judgesi•whlch• were
fixed at $OOO for Chief Justice:- and ,
for AsSociates and -retired Justices,
$B,OOO. 'Adionined. ,• • -
SENATE, Jan. 18.--. The committee
on }troikas reported favorably a bill
.tp increase thel pension 'of disabled
soldiers and. widowe tifid.childrener
deceased soldiers.' ':.There'.was
lengthy debate on thetill Cedingju
ristliction of a certain district to' the ,
State of Ohio. MI:- Sherman ~• ex
Plained that the hill -Was neceisary.
By a recent decision orthe Supreme
Court of Ohio; some thirty or forty
soldiers in'the asylum , 'near Dayton,
underthe laws of the State, and oth- .
erwise eligible were disfmnchisedins
aeon-residents because_•:they .:ware
within'me 'mile of the Square-ceded
by Ohio to thegetrerat . government:
He Conibiented on the- - decision • re:
leered 10 - as a shock to the tielings. of
every 'citizen: -Withoutdhmoiting . of
the bill the Senate adjourned: . '-
lioeSE:-Severtil - bills' Were pro
w:del, and' referred; amang ihkh
iva.sonetoextend theptoybdoes of
the Homestead laws' to • unserveyed
lands.' The representatives elect.
from Georgia weresworu• In.. ' A ha'
relating to . telegraphic .communica
tionlvith forin •countriesiwasi pew -
SENATE, Jan. l'f.L=Tlie Senates's.:
cuffed • In the Jan., of 'the
House hill authorisharthelesueof tut
ndditidnitl IP100;000,000..of five per
tent , Ainixig;the bilk intro
duced ivasajoint resohitiotr - propos-
Ingan amendment.tb the Constitu
tion of the United Stites to makeeti
gible to the office of , President all
perstnis - who have attained-the an, of
thirly4lveyeart, , und have been (oar
teerryeara a resident - of the. United
Statc4;and - one 'reti3rence •to Life,
instnitnee' Companies, `it provides
that' no penalty shall be. Imputed
upon 'any Life Insurance Company
incorporated by any State, onsavount
of any action.ofsuchermipany, which
LS authorized by the laws of the_ lJni•
ted States, norahallany tax or other
gendition , doing business; be imposed
on any each Company which:ll not
by the sans authority :imposed on
all Life Insurance CoMpanies. After
some debate the billtocede,jurisdie
tioti ofeertaln land to the 'State of
'Ohio was passed. "IC is the real es
tate occupied by the Soldier's , Asy
hith at Dayton: *-The bill refunding.
to States the money' advancedto the
GoVernment dating the, rebellion.
• was taken up; diseuesed:and tuned&
edl bert•wititeutthnit action' tits Seni
atendjourned, ; -.•
HousE. , —A resolution -was olibred
and referred authorizing • the Pied
' dent to appoint three Commissioners
to examine and report as to the dis-,
tribution of aid granted by the Gee..
ernment to the -. Pacific .and other
railroad companies, what' persons
have deriVed benefit therefrom; to
what extent and What manner.. At
half past one the House went into
committee of the whale, Schofield in.
the Chairoma remitted consideration
of the Legislative, Executive anti
Judicial, appropriation bill, amend
ments to whith were discussed tilt
the House adjourned.
SENATE, Jan. 18.—Mr. Morton
asked leave to introduce a resolution
which was read for information, pro
viding for the appointment of a Se. ,
lect committee of five Senators :to
whom shall be referred the docu-.
ments and papers recently laid be-.
Southern States, and wilether, there
be In these St/net securitObr • person
and property, and. that such com
mitter: have power to employ a See
rotary and stenographer. to send for
;persons and papers, administer oaths
and investigate the Matters referred
to in the documents and patiers afore
said, and the truth or falsity of the
crimes and outrages. of apolitical
character alleged to have been eons
milted in the Southern States
Mr. Bayard' objected. •
Mr. Morton, in ordertoadcomplisit
I the purpose of his resolution. by
avoiding objection, then moved to
take from 'the table the papers ac
companying the President's message,
With a view•to their reference to a
committee. ~
The motion was agreed to,. when
Mr. Morion Moved to refer theta to
a special committee oil the sehject.
: Mr. easterly moved as an antend
went to refer the pis to the Judi
ciary Committee., •
Mr. Wilsort said the Senate had be
fore it•from official seems such a rel ,
cord of crime- as;no.christltut civilit,-
ed , land during the last five yearti
could present. What, Congiesa, now.
. wantedto tie was • tn_ put. down the
Ku Kluix organization in the lloutir;
which has all the semblance of the
old Southern•code system.. • -
Mr. Warner • hoped th Special
Committee would be, tippointed, by i
whoin some remedy, would be &via."
ed for the inieetnity of life and proji- '
erty; and the svhpletrale tienlai of Ofr ,
rights of the exercise of citizenship.
‘Vithotit reaching ; a vote, the. Se
n ate ate oases, after, as executive •
session,•adjourned. • • . ,•
:Home, Jan.,1,8. -Mr. Julian offer
ed a resolution instructing the.C9 l,l-
taittee-on ,rubliw Lands .to iquire
:tito the expediency .of
guard the rights of States tti land
greeted them fur educational . pur-•
;meat and prevent their.tuesiopely•
Adopted:. • . . •. -
isl.r. Stoughton _reported. a hill h . ),
enable the honorable discharged
diera, and widows.and orphau, chit:
dregs of siddient. to acquire home,-
steads. Recommitted. • ;
Mr;,Negley - offered a rtiolutiar, ha
regard to the new. buildiegs.s4,
tom liouse i d c.. Pittsburgh, l'a..
. .
.The House .promeded ,to .
vote on
amendments Iti .t he legislative a ppre.
priation.bilh; •. , '' •
Tho antendmentifor 'paying J. W.
Douglass, late. acting
.Counhisioner
of, internal Revenue, the salary of
Counnisioner Tor November and De-,
member was agreed to by 91 to 00.:
, The amendment increasing the
'peeprintion for the Bureau of ,Edtun
thou from $4,500 to $O,OOO was, agreed
The amenanient Ira:reusing the Sat :
arias .of the Chief Justice and •Assral
ate Jtistireit of the Supreme court to
$8,600. and $B9OO , respectively, was
tWrftsi.h.t. The bin was, then .Pins.
„ .
Mr. 'Sargent Introduced A. bill : t0
enable the,peopleOf Washington Ter
ritory to form a - Constitution nig
State Government.: and 03r.,ite ad
,mieskas as *Stste.of thelJnion.. Re.
fetter!. i;
:,?4i:Dawee from the Committee on
4Ppreptlations c asked zioeVe to ,re.--
Or; ii.joint. resolution .fer, the. op
:puildnient by thaPresidenteraCcate l
ndesibtter. ou fish acid. fisheries., 91":
*ied th. • - • •
• = , Tbe tberi went - Into Cont.:
mittee_ef the whole on the l'ostonicei
uPintitnisithra. bin, Mr. Blair of ldich-
Igen In ,the chair: After disltneiniT. o f
it, the Committee rows and the Alit
• was paseedlek the House... , ;-;
The 'louse. adopted a resolution
exonerating Mr.: Brooks from the
charges made by Mr. Hastings, and
diteduirged the .Select- Committee
from furtherconsideration of theartb
ject.. he , _ I
e Houk ut 3:15 adjourned.
SENATE, January 19.—Among oth
er petitions presented was one by Mr.
mien, from •the cinema. of 'owe
ying foi.estafillshing
to prevent wars. "-• • -11 •
.Mr. Sherman, presented a Petition
from ".I,li:.M.Curry, ex-Congresenian
frontabenuns;loi t e restored to his
position and rights. Mr. Sherman
fgdfii- ---
dist - -.. 7." 7- -
• ter the hint - of
, tittoneit, had bee . ,Rd
r t be
inembetlit - House* , hlim•
eel nd Vice P ad J. - The
n_ .
le toar OM untie , . • bustS
nets, being Mr. Morton's motion for
a special jiz ittee to availing°
therINIIII - Ihe s`.
Ind* wir; bY
- •i. • ' ..:. cdteeletellPkolloorO?..
e e ; . national matifeidlial u re•
cent, , - , ilm Vsahltigtelitt eh 'the
coed flogalfitithe t . "41. He,
saidltb ' .e, . , AV_
%iew erns t , ,10 e
It presented. " - '
• The sithit!et was then temporarily
laid aside, to permit the Secrete!) , to
read wrinen reatarke forwarded him
by Mr. Bitiwnlow, , whme phystimi
inflirmities prevented him froMprlt'T
sonally addressing the Senate, In, itd=
vommy of the private, dem .ofArs.
_ elle& Ilitrumn, of test *meson , .
Thastatereenteet,forth hi adVecitcY,
of the claim - the bridge bithMS: OPF•
rations in EaskTenneatee liit me eariY
Part a Power Ingle Union interest
and the ,eireennen of the dab:Mint%
on and _husband foralleged m 13 04'
ny In the sane! The bill aPpropria
'les $4;694 toqn=nortpge.execli
ieditY:-Pdr,-, to the, counsel
'Who defended lin • Won, the . 1411 °‘,_,"
WWon
.0( the, enemy :, w hich
dlmo The bill pealed.
The motion of Mr. Morton, for - the
ari° llol4 l 3 f kaPecial celnmittee
o live to investigate the charge of
vioienee and resistance : to the laws in
'the Suuth,was then dispesed,orwlth7 ,
out debnle4:
Jo ( . _ - ~ --2.
-.- Mr. Cassel. - monotito .nefer r _tee .
subjwt to tbe , i lutijoiary_ (km 033140 15
I'm:. rillectefhemeit , **Om
t wtoa
rising :theaillapatitte.. 1; • ~; • it-,
` Mr.- 's,,lnotlort WO as: ,
- hawed' n without-division, :. .11
-. -- At /4. lbeSettatck went *exec-- .
artiveamton: - ...._ --, .r. ~_• ~• •,.
After ; coming 4iit of .iiaNttyp`kle
Sion the Senate, at haitimat live, .0., ,
Jtarged... . !., , ~t , , ~ . , ,
M. Ven'tioini.4:4m Ahel.coidinii
tee en Indian Andre, reported st ;bill,'
to provide fer the , ildallon.fif ,
Indian tribes an,ortgiolm i *gem
'of government itr„letlimt,,territliwY;L
'lt spats and establbbos a templmuy
'government' by the name of thp 'Ter%
' ritOr3f of Ohlitire,;bounitekon' the"
north' Wilt thearbottediries• pt'
Kunst% west ,y, tlie eastern hottedalT;_,
of New 'ldeate:, and' TeXasomalWeY
'the nOrthem' ,htitindaries ;or 'Twig;
and, mud by the • - western !monde-
Ilea of Arkansas and Missouri.:: ', -
• Mr: 'Vita ',ltotit *prtweeded• to ex:
plaid and advOtsde the bill: • He Herald'
there were bat two policies to be par
sued - towards •'UM Indians by the
United Stares Goveritteent—tbe pol
icy of civilization and thepolicy of
- extinction:. He referred to they:or
ganization 'of the Cherokee - nation an
that the Indians could be clot ,
IdryAiiimirong made anlirgenient ,
in support' of the hilt . He said' that 1
the 'propoied : territory - embraced
about' 5.070 square mike containing:
owe-45,000,00u acres. ThiS countrywas _carpeted _ by a w . mulation of
68;870 Indians:
' Mr. Sargent suggested that the forth
of goVernment weed on . by the In'-
Mans of that Territory at the recent
convention was entirely ' inconsistent
with the principles or the bill, and,
'thought consideration of the measure
should be postponed until the prco.
ceedings Or the Indian Convention
'be laid before Congress.
After some further discussion the
morning hour expired, and the bill
went over until 'Tuesday. •
The Hones then, of il:80 P. M.,
went into Committee of the whole on
on the Consular end Diplomatic Ap
pmpriation Bill, which appropriates
81,4:18,000. •!, Without • disposing of
the question the cdmmittee rose. Ad
journed., J"
' BENATX &MUM 20.—The Vice
, • Wet borers. tha_fie uate
•
Lure in raver (lithe Home bill
granting penidans Lao. insevtving
ebl
diers Of the:war ofil812." • : •
Mr. - Morton 'preheated the .cortill
eate of election of Foster Blodgett as.
United Slates Senator from theState'
of Georgia,-for six years from the 4th
Match next, whia,..at Mr. Morton's
request, was Mid on' the table.
Mr. Sumner presented sem:Omani
cation from the National Labor Union
Conventiest'(oolored) lately. in session
in Washington, kw• the passage of
what is known as Senator Sumner's
bill supplementary to the civil rights
act, now pending before the Judicia
ry Committee, the object of which
is to apply a remedy tar the alleged
indignities and proscription to whit*
adored people are subjected In, rail
road cars.
Mr. Stunner asserted that there
must be equal rights in railroad ears
hotels, schools, and' la every. instita-
Bon which had the'sanctio n i,of the
ex isting•hms i anti appealed •to Mr.
Trumbull, asChairman of the Judie-
Wry Constalttee,•not no longer delay
the rernedyofdogislation,
liousiti: January'', a--The '43etutte
bill to provide.* government for the
District of Columbia widi . taken up
and mid. It proposes a sort of ;ter-
Mortal government in the district,
with a Governor to be appointed 'by
'the Pretident, with the advice' and
consent of-the Senate r atid who .shall
hold ollice-four yaws, 'with a Coon:.
ell of eleven inembete and • House of
Representatives of twenty-t *tomato.
bens: with a Secretary , to bs appoint
ed by, the President for .four • years,
and with a delegate in Congress. The : ,
bill haying .been. read :through rho
Mouse promoted. to consider it by
sections.., • .
:Ank9ng inahy id the amendmeuhr
Proutimtl was on. by Mr. Julian to :
amend tho sixth section,- giving , the
elective franchise. to all. animas, by.
striking out: the wont "male," and
'decitwed Abut• ae utrertal tlie,
atuendurient to rod Waken
e dealt-
I W rota open iklattyma anti baya.
.Mr. Cook- opposed thetupenduieni . .
He hoped the Houser Weuki ;wit lat,
cumber the hill with •the• Issue We
, inalesulTnige.- The district ; bad been
made themes* of experiments with.
every form of government.. and he
(lid not ultra it-to be, wade q pr that experiment. i •
• A Moto } vas taken by Yeas RR" na.Yat
arflike amendment offe,red by Mr. '
Julkis t wasiejeCted, yesisqoays P..
There was much excitemeat and
amaiseinelit in the House, as the
"learn responded to their names.
Sour Cptesi in the affirmative prb
yoked much laughter, whilb the par'
hive and. decided tone.. with which'
others Voted ".no" brought down the .
House. • • • •
New - Adverthum.tetiAr;
BD-T-ÜBS, LOOK'
. . .
It may not hers nuttlmattipecia
terest to the . neuple or -Thatver countylir
haat what betrreen•.Klng'
.Nnpolcon - !' Blsmaii
Truant In Enropu,'lnit:it to a matter 'that
effect, then? materially to ktrororilwhere
Ic y can hey toe nil cheat) GROCE%
At their old mast In Jr inren,PAL: are ati II
'thrashing to.theiritssuatan everything
Called. for in their lbw Mae abraTk ;WI!
afull asparttnentist
GRO cV;littv7..
/Tour, Feed,' Teak:Bugars;
; es, : • ." •
TOUL ' oCc..l ; O4l4 ' • tears;
And all other utticletyweelly rouse, • . i
' - • lek Vint Ohm . : •• • •.• •
. •
GROCER.Ir STORE:i
7
Fioui their lorgiuul esainutte icquitint
• with the arum,. •Flourd F tS ll
btuu at
tiess, end th.' disposition to 'reader,
ssaisisction to those who may fleor.thees
wilf!their pa t mruige, they hopc - lp' t
itin, U in , the pest, to obtain'h Tibll4l
17MI:je or thi public patronage.
•• 'Give
and 'mei if. we do Eta make tt, to your in
terest 40 call again. •
jen2s. t stru Rib ao.-
I t; •
;,f
100 r W l ZervosoK
Tteligero*from —Live" •
t hosethiving• no ApWiie,
To: ttiiiiiliiNarOUlA
Colustitittiftif,
To Nervous People;
To:0101dieh.
.Wiwtiog Away,'
To 4.4 . DebilittitedAW
- •
gestive . Orgtins,
Or Steering with gni ql ihsfollt:n4W.
t i ly er tns, tohierniicalf , pft . ctrs
'llll4 w :inward- '
J., aa a: PjfeeNul Iwo .1
• • 1 or lOW 'tithe ,;•
• .-, Head ; Acidity of •
,Ae Otutsetets, Saw:. .!•
"tlour
r:j. Weida' aft , AW-StUalittlig
actations, tiinkiegur
;ft rottaing at Wept& of the Sto• •
eemeN!Swatipg of thelles4. -
_
El
Huuied'anti Difficult :Bresithing, , , ,
Flutteringiat-this.heart, Choking or , 4
Sufingatinglicoordloog.wAtenlnfts l ;s Yetw
itis
, Posturer lliVitoftnilishitts cdo
'befefihthii Willits Fever. gad liuli sins
Dekie,m, oftreniplral,
dna, .TeilDwness of thikiliklalind.
„- ,14 , 0, 1) 10 0 / 1 1. 4 44 sAtelt . . ,
•" reddest, Lim*ste4 Sudden
, Ektsiumtialetit, Burn -„.1
„Olt Je the FlO ll . - . :
, • 'Pleit4ltlinieSin'..•: r
Le&s 9 1 4. 114 4. 4: -1 rit
•
Wit et . 4Bit :* .1. •
01 , 11191141111 - 11111WENI:
LLX
4 • "1 , • ; • ..^ . - 7 - 777:, A .1
Is different front all others. It Is coca
pc4ed of the pun: Juicer, or Vital Prin
ciple erlinots. Iles belted Barks,
Alps as medicinally termed Extracts,) the
worthless or Inert portions of the luau.
'silents nut being used. Therefore, Wow*
Bottle of these Bitters there Is aintaintid
'hi much nusilcinal virtue as will beitalil
In several gallons of ordinary miv
fruit Roots, • de., used In this Bitters, Are
'groan In Germany, their vital prlgraples
extracted in that country by a 3451. d -tide
Chemist, and forwardisi to the in ac.
itciry In this Pity, where they arasonn•
pounded and bottled. Cindainikr no
I spirituous mgr thetas, this Bitter free:
(ruin the objections urged against oth
ers; no desire for et” lents cittr_be in.
dual from their use, trey canna - make
drunkards, and cannot under any circum
stances, haie any but a tienetieist.ellic , .
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
ME
NEI
' Was compounded for'those nr4duclined
to extreme' bitters, and is inteutletd for use
An cases when some alcoholic staiultuit is
,required in connection with the Tonic
properties the Bitters. Each bottle of
,itieVonic contains one bottle of the llit•
tens, combined pith pumt3AATA CILUZ
RUM, nod flavored in such u manner that
the extreme bitterness of the Bitters is
overcome, forming a preparation highly
agreeable and plc:mint to the palate and
containing the medicinal virtue of the Bit
qtrs. The price of the Tollie is $1.50 pi..r
' Bottle, which many persons think too
high. They mina take intoveohleraiion
that the stinitecnt used L6'illlitnilllted to
be of a pure quality. A poor article could
be furnished at it chtuper rice, butts it
not better to pay it little m o re anti have a
good article? A medicinal preparation
should contain none battle best ingretli
cots; and they who expect to obtain a
cheap compound, and bilbenetitted IT at
will most certainly be cUated.
HOOFLAZiD'S
1-I)ittoia,
GERM2TONIC,
UM
Pla s
PODOHY PILL
WILL MIRE YOU
They anetbe Grentest.
BLOOD .1 3 .17121F11131144
Known to the 3adical world, and will
eradicate tlibea..qcs Irma impure
blood, Debilit3 r4 I .llle Digestive Organs,
or Diseased 1.1 in a ritorter time than
■ny other knowit,zeinedies.
The Whole &tome Court of Pelln'a.
SPEAK FOIrT. DESE REMEDIES.
Who would U for more Dignified or
Strorper Testimony?
Uosi. Glosar. Wlfifooovranajornorly CAii(Jus
We of ths $147: me Cowl.: eve 14sonsylrama, a
pressed Neu CohgressfrOus Pesinsyleawill
writes:
" SIIILADLLPUIA. ••arch le. plc.
I And " Hood d'ir Uermau Dinen is a good
tonic, owifol .1u dhiessee of the dli,ro•llve
led of greakkeeellt lu case, of debility rod ward
of uerivus In the If mini tru )7r IiEUEi II %%WOODWARD.
•
lion. Jsuss ?Wan ox, Chlef Judiet ce Ac yo
prune Ilwaryfra..a.
PulLatra.ruta,
I eonsldentrofland'• Getman Macre - a valua
ble medicine:3n we of attache t ot
o.' .o...gretiou or
Dyspepria. Loon certify this from toy eaperleuce
Of li. Yours with reqssi,
JAMES
• •
lion. Gin Llll•lessoant, Jost ke the Supreme
(Amet ansylraniet:
r/lILADELnutA, Bona I. iscr.
I havetend by etpe:ienee that ... Maitland',
German tan' Is a very good tunic, relieving
dylpeprik „ implore. almost directly.
• tibtlittlE nItAtISWOOD.
;lon. Win. F. Huger*, Mayor V The City V RIP
- to, New- York:
bleyora GWce, barr.do, Jour W., IWO.
Ihit toted - 11outland'e tlertnau Bitters and
Tonic!mr family daring the poet year, and can
reconenwani than aunt. excellent tonic, Impartltl:
tone anevigur to the toluene Their are has teen
productive el decidedly nenedriel elrecte.
WY. F. MG 'ItS.
•
Y. tiro id , Ai...No:me VII asport.
1 1 1== a pir . tke• ta.sintruaing ..(tool•
lehre Memo toe - toren...who may be*
Aided with llyettepele. I had the llyepepola wi'
testily it we. luipuralele keel, lie,. food on soy
etetnach. and I bemirr vo weak we not to 1., able
latir c ii:icsiinfflei, Tyr, bol nee or t i rd i tApi
*r11.1."..14 $l.l mEs s
r
liL.1L1a.1I131•:R
THAT .
1100 ELAND'S 'iIER3I BITTERS,
AZ:JD
4
„ r .A.N.y r i.,,y,,,..T,,,,,„e„
f wuicu .1 11,,. ”rj i I
L gla g .mtai 2 . ' 4 .
Or Wasting away of the Body.
1 A.k.1.111731.11.12411.
•
TIM` .
lIOOFLAND'S tiEItMAN itEAIEDIES
Ale the ineiliclaix you require to partly the
Blood, exilic the torpid Lair to healthy action,
and to enable you to peeetialbly through any hard
ships ur extant",
Dlt. 1100FLANTIO-4.
T I MAXVTAM4I64I I
Or &Wallin& fo‘7 l *..VercurY Pills.
TWO PILLS A DOSE.
The Most Powerfylae4lnnocept, reg
. dale Odhartio known.
- It Ls pot ar-Mary' 'utaks a liMaiha of there pale
to=dd e c n e d the w dzel . t .t eZei . rro t h t e h r e li t Oct
g ch and &mlt o f Impa z rtlet
The Oedipal
Ingredient Is Podophylile, or the 4t y hmbolic Xx•
sect of Maadrake." which It by' lun times h
a ve
lagattar mid aramblug th an th e Mandrake
!belt Its liar aekkin is span the Liter. dean
lag It Illy hum elf bbetracdorat with all the
poser of Merton, yet free from the lajadous m
eet" attached to the use of that gstialff.
, For all diseases. In which the a eof a cathartic
• Is molested, these OM wlltgive entire aatistsctitm
is every arm. They NEVER FAIL.
In eases of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and ox
rgairtrzeir.id,r olati=sciiarDetsmowittlero
Mils. The tonic effect of the Bitter, or Toole m.
builds up the eyetem. The Ritter. or Tot:depart
ties the Mood, etrengthens the Nenree,neurt.ants ,
the /JUT. and gives strength. energy and vigor. '
airraso 94vrds attire Viking , Valk VAtette
tip' the 'Meat with Hines or Tonic, and 'ho diw
owe can li it. hold. or ever anallort.
Recollect that It is DR. 1100FLANDIS GER
MAN REMRDIES that tor eo noltersally need
and highly recommentledy sed do out allow the
Dryer let to Induce you tif bike anything else that
•be may ray i• Joel as good, bicaude he makes •
!Ewe melt on it. These Iletnedied will be sent
Wisr oei locality. Ipso m that to he
C =L m E att • %VWAN XXXI.
• 40 1 11/0 sCiA pitqiirANK 4 'QV
These Remedies are or Sidi by Drug
gate, Btorekeepers and ifedieims mbers :
everywhere.llB
j i•auCOflTV BO 'OW
ONOUIPA.—T6I6 ••• 6111 • •
roe Spring Teras.(llll) • w. • • r(at) 104
to MA. remit Yoe. /6610.4
W 11000 . 2 66 other fonne dm,
'TUOS. suns ,Prut'
Mad 1,661.:0;
416. Cam Centre Co.. Tar,
Hetas sad Three Lore, of around
For flalla.--Tbe noderalgnai cam fila
Donee and three arm ot mond, In Beaver, for
sale. The house bi on the cent of Finb street
dg. In ally It la a two story building and,
• airpetso low
matt. Thstot le roclotea and on It art tom.
troll trees grafted. •Teettiktstharmx.. For forth
or paranoia= enquire cot the premises.
If the above property le not *Ohl by Mi .
Int or
~ 43 Marcb It nit th en be for rent.
11 • 4 tt
/0 •
I- -,------
ilkadltortiNotlee.—ln the Orphans' Caen 0
CI. }lnter County. le the matter of thepetidoe
sUa n DOwnilif trorteetil Iteett) for the appoint
meat of an Amitot to make diatrThelloo of the
a of pale of the real estate of John Reed.
= l d, In the MON of Imse AI. Reed, T10110:0,
And now to wit, January th. prtlyer
treated, and this Court spoolnt Frank IA ean,
asjAndltor to report distribution of proceeds
of role avoid real Mate to and mon: the Pardee
matted thereto. From tho Rabid
Attest
JOliN C. ILA wr, Clerk.
The Auditor above named will meet the parties
to interott, tor the parmwe able appolotmeta, on
*TRIDAY the 10th day of rebrniu7. A. D. UM, at
ceekwk a. in., &Vibe aka of thee. 3%1:r0e it
.I;oete. to the borough of Bearer.'
FRANK WASON.
Jang:ett. Auditor.
IlikoOrPlusteu Court Or nearer Co.,
In the matter of tterpartlal teal e•tete aecoant
ppf MO Dames, adminfOnitor de bouts nos'eurt
tiatortosPanrero, of the eagle of Josiah Att.
Cavan, dam.ed.
b C h
Norentberaann. January 17. WI. on Petit
of Robert Barnet. Odeffllau of the minor etaldren
Of said decedent, the Coast appoint K. B. Daub.
WT. nap., an Auditor to Enka thif tribution'oftba
:halattee on said account tt -and amen theta le
• )1 . latzntlted tber t oi .t yre!ii
k . SEAIL • •• . JOIN !Luiz
C lgri:
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. Th.Aadltoeappointed In lb above matter
'Meet for the purpose of, lals appointment at :die
court Mum, In Bearer. un Thursday, the 9th day
of February. A. D. ISTI, at I o'clock p. sp.. at
liarhlch time and place parties In Intereet may at
lend It they see proper. • '
DAIRiIIEtITY,
Auditor. -
I=Ell
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,I, 3 I2SPEOT US
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FIRESIDE FRIEND
• A Monthly Periodical for the llama Circle, de
tailed to Masten!, Science, health, Amusement
11nd manful Information. Coutalnlug forty-eight
three colutim pages to lba•namber, was
Choice Storiesabil !came from the pose of the
best writers of Anteriat.
Attklai on Sclentille Sabjattar 1191 th -sod he.
A dipartnseht fur tbe Children, filled with le - •
structlea andwinuaing articles. •
A ALttottic department containing information.
suluableto Um member* arida Fraternity.
A 4 Ftfordwasla d • artmmt la which will -be ad
vocated Moan pilmipla patos wildcat , which Merl can
be no happy bosses cm models. - .
Brilliant scrap* and diemutpla 01 thronght path
end from Caarrespendenta and ethyl..., and arrang
ed with ewe, making It eminently suited ter die
Dome circle of eery family In the land.:
•2'isitB-A gway. in Adrrince.
I copy ode year Es 1.4 -
3 copies ............. sdi
ti /Xi
5 •• -and aces to geticcup of club NOu
N 11 dd
YU tal
ilgrValuaole premium* gives to alt who get up
clubs at the ngelar subscription price. bd Pa
year. For particulars see Club
npucnnan (opts..rittree to any add re..
All lerere relative to the lllelory department
must be addrcaiwd to the editor,
J. WILLIAM VAN NADEL.
All letters relative to huddle,. 0 , moot be addrms
ed to the panther,
R. LEONIDAS II AMILTON,
jangklt Post-oglce box VMS New York City.
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OF THE
rrif, 1669:
OUR CELEBRATE
GOLDEN FOUNTAIN PEN
ReotablosgoLL Ao4tootostoo4lty sit oho bo••
/ma Lt I. be W best Pea otrole or sold lo Oda
try! WW mot rocrodo. MAO Ours trolOoo
."...1 ; . 9 .1' 4211 1, 74 7212 ::=
rt GOLD ONLY 1M AOENTO. and 41+ [Ma s.
VW,..= await* , 4=r,67 . 7....r11:
N «mu, tire 111,401 larelve
M *1.00.. kildrcoa.
WESTERN PUIILISHING CO.
7P'llllm4ictras' Azento,Pitobtaitt,
Ptlll i glidtMelatl li n f tr 4
.I,Vrataigar .r,
r er ."
tag iNema eve your Name. a
:•••14/4MnaWlth
11.4125: I r
Toys, ToYs
TOYS!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
$
kindo;
chi.; tread
(.r. 111 4
Hobby ihyrscs,,Nragons,Vitatii, -
• Ilhxes..l% h•sks,
Also t enntidete stork of Fancy Goods
f., r the friltday trade.
friftiYa.mgebetil p pr(cerlar
O'Leary 'St:, Singleton
Ss yetiernt
ALLEGHENY, P.A.,
apr.l,lyl clegainue sept dr. Jan
t Van, INDRIERCE'S
Tuna v.:role:lid medicine to whit hit, af,lirtc•
. Intuit. 1 th, relief. the sll.rovvr,r h.
.• •. ho ho. combine I i /atrium,' coo," or lir
• •weaolg t rarative popert lre ••• "
7 • I 'iai i tI lr l Into th, yeartablo ticr.h.m
, s " :!, '' . ' l ' l7l-.1 ..- 'll 417 7 e; 11 .T e ! :Tce l' o r rl ' A r l I ' l
•Li $ I i 1 t;so gra.al chriety or mo.t ob. Dente di.
rtt , l whi.h It hit Os-a round to compwr. in
•of 'Reiman itlo, llterrtro Cour. lir.
Err. irrirstall. of•floasen pipti u, ha
i.• 011.1,1 tlu melicil Denby, and relives 1113.
I I premanev It the greaten mcd•col tllwove
loft',, Tr.. While It core. the cement em u+.
it !amnia' M. the oy ilnrt,aad purl lea oh.
'Moo& Dr It. great anl thorough blecdpurth
in.: progartie...it cum all flomors;linm
wnr.t Se ro f u ton *contemn DI atch,Pl cu.
PIN or Eruption. licrcurni nicr
ral Palsolybansl their erect. 10%) madkated. am
riga:wits health and a soun d . constitution witab
!label' Errol pets.. Salt Shown, Fovea
Sores, Wall or Mouph Skin, In ihort
W the numenatas diseases mined by bad 'blood.
are conquered by thls powerful purifyirg MAI In
yiraratinernedicine.
'fawn Awl doll, drowsy, debilitated, have .al
low color of shin, or yellowish brown epol. m
face or Ilny, rwtitlcal headache or digtine.., bac
taste In talk - internal WNW op MIL- allematto
with hot !lushes, krwapirils, and gloomy forehand,
left, 'mayday appetite, and tongue coated. yct
Ore tainting from Torpid, Liver or "Ell.
I ousitree.r. In many CAN,. 'of 4,1 Litres
Co al plalat Plum* id
pf. (helm sysnptonh
Are .t 1,1 0 1 M4 • 11. 4111 retied! lbr elogh care,
Dr. Place's Go n Medical' biscovery has of
awoke. It elects perfect cures, leaving the live
.streattlooma aadlicalthy. • Tor the. care c
.lashltellat Comirtipation tits bowel,
. I .rat woe &USW lusalni and these wan Mn,
:neat it Swede wars.. arstotad law praise..
Iftf 'VOX* reward for a me&
, vine that will equal it Wale etre of all the. ills
saes ale Irak:lilt to nuaataieullat.
De l Aharylsl-tr
Y. Pi . ele n . h r fVfloin t reprteter.i=ben
t.shoritner, tet hewn. street, BMW; N. Y.
••Ificasa (den parephl-t.
•
THE'::_*). 'APER.
iIE , LicitGEST DAILY
,itl
YRE-STAA'
CONTAINS 'MORE . '
f
ginal Reading Matter
• TIIANi PAP.EiP.
Outside" How -Aori =pity.
• •
-
sir-nms
•
T - L•4 RUEST • C.lklt
RTPOR~LRS
OF:ANY. PAPER PUBLISHED.
i v t'lTlls lWii.
And the only Find-Chum
PIIONOGRAPIIIC
Short- Hand Writers
IN. STATE.
Thp, Narket Rbports
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~,T # :l - ~zEST {
NC 0 VAL I A 111. k:
ANY PAPER IN PITTSBURGH.
POLITICS.
wPants toodiasstly betel sack: MOM •
eonand outdid OrCamatances boldly ad.
te and learlowly deleud the time htmoced
ncipk• of that .urpuiltatatra. Wa believe that
- In those principle. as had down and exkontided
by the Lithers—Wastltnati",Jertmao, klarshall
and dadloon—ttre people oflti. country most al.
oblately dud their ;added-. divadou. Oectiond
drily and:partisan diticor.insitguraurd b ambit•
dons leaders, and kept alive by greedy o.M.a , wok
err, have for years past kd the people to extremes,
but there are evideucea spoil evail hand treat
these agencies torn pent their force, and that
rood, and nut prejudice will again regulate the
conduct of men In politics es well as. la boblimern.
The corruption that la rampant in every branch of
our Govermneht, bath:rad, data and local, is the
lealumate fruit of that blind nod footled poiLkal
pentium:ld which Las prevailed during the last de
cade. lithe people would lbw themselves of the
connoratiti who laden on their Labor, they must
require a higher standard of morality as well we
of dalesmanship; nand demand the administra
tion of our Janata to the bread and catholic spirit
of the early time.; to the strict frugality that mark
ed the rule of Waataingioti, and In the plain IMO•
plicily that charactedied the administration of
Jefferson.
11'1,:11.31.16
DAILY EDIWZON
f~ L•
~L fJO
Tint rcu urn be mailed kr sub.erlbrn, at $lO
per year, or V. for wombs, . )(at 111 bet Sollecr
‘,l by Carnes at . 1.5 cern; per vA,..nic; and sold by
!Clews and pew. boy. at ore ceertspet Copy. •
•
WEEKLY EDITION.
AGE!
Single Cory. . . .11. 00 per annum
hln g lc Copy. Sir. 11uuth0....... I W.
lu Ulutio ul illteru 1 50
Thy purouu getiltig up a Club will methre 101
Copy gratis. .
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THE PAPER,
No..::) FIFTH AVE,
PITTSBURGH. PA
jwretr
Mho:Llllaneous.
THE GREAT MEDICAL DISCAIVERYI
I=l=l=l=l
VINEGAR BITTERS.
flore:than 500,000 Mots 2 .7
Bear tegiihr on) , Inthear W4lkileifulj
• Curative effect', -
WII AT ARE THE% tc;:-.:1
a2.s
:I'l7ll
_ •
FANY DRINK. fir 4
Made of Poor lium, Iniiisky,Proorapir
its, and Refit.. Liquors. doetutml, spkstl.
and Meet trued to plane that tub!, tilled "Taus
Irv." Appetizers," - Restorers," au., that lead
the tippler ore to drunkenness and ralo.-bat ate a
true medicine, made from the native Roots and
Herbs of California. free froniall Alcoholic
Stimulants. 'racy urn the GREAT BLOOD
FtrltlPl6ll and Life Glsinierrtaltiple,
a perre4 Renovator and Invigorator of the Sys
tem, unman/ °trail poisonous milder, and restore
lug the to a healthy emation. person
can take these ituteis accurditiVotlirer las, and
remain long unwell.
$lOO will beklvati ("ran roeuratile
ed the Ilmes Sr., WI% destroyed. by ineral
sous, or other menus. lad the vilel ortmasuhatr.l
beyond Merciful of repair -!r
* For lansimumory dr Canonic ithrus
minima and Gant, Dyspepsia, or Indi
gestion, Billions, ltemitteni, and in -
termittent . revers; Diseases of OM
Illood.Liver,Kidneysint Diadderohe.s
Bitters here beer res. imeivsoiru o l Snob Dist
eases. err Virtu led Blimmir which
44 genetr r r' eervegentent of the
Digest Irs- r rise t
Cle:anse theihtiated Wood whenever Tont:bid Its
Impurities bursting through the skin In pimples,
eruptions. Itchlogs, or sores: Ores° It when you
And it °Marveled or.. sluggish in the veins; dense
It when it is foul, and your fe,lings will tell yob
when. Merit the blisul pure and the belth of tbo
system u 11l follow.
PIN, TAPE nod other P:OItSIS, lorklni in the
pitch. o( ws many thousand,, are eltectoalty
troyclt or rottored.
In Moue, 'tell;Maui and Internal'taut Yearfa
there Ilittcp, have nn avast: Eof .. falL dlrectlaue
naul protons the circular around each bOttle
printed Io War broguaina— Engllalt Gcrrnan
rrcuch and Spunich J. WALKER, llopriewc,
Si Curnincien . lit, N , T.
It. IL AIcDONALDA CO, I)rugghsta and Manta.
ban Frinclaco and - acninienta, CaHaarola, and*
sod at. Comilwrim.sc. N. Y. - 4 , ;
[$ ACLU nt
'f . •
P. &WIN, Attumciat law. Mk* In
8.24 Kinler• buUUtnK , casi of Public 24qnsre.
nun. 31* ly. • •
1.1N1.1S W N Ea)
Palace Hovel
Phases of Loodoit Life.
By n. a. niun•Ax, • the .01.toown journalist.
The Teri iarkes;i . i!renisshgelosigi Paid
Thia book hi it tanuttiful Octavo 41f 664
Pages.. tmbeiiished with 2to i•ugrAci pigs,
and' A flitch extvti , e4lutap London, tie=
slguetl hut) elevated Prtarvq. far this
w0rk...14y, cut ineht artists. It contains
entphie, and truthful statement 4.f
th e s tti hts, Si:(1118. m d ,Sentuaiorts fir thu
great hietrui t iplit t of life .11)141,.. Iti pie.
utter sire from 1 rat Lite, ,and
weird mitt tomnulk•.lltri :it hluuss
lengro nrie'sl credulity. It displaya in b o w
rAlef the , appalling mist ry or tie poor,
and the reilieeS TUXUrfor: did Het. The
iiiii at saki' ble bock nistiket:Circula rs
and ample pager sent free. Address,
111$LICIRIAIP BLIP*.
If ' 4 Har(fortl, Cbnot.i
ARE THE
MID
MI
rL paSeSW Pabrhole
A.
o t y y osteal COMMIE. An
those Itseether ilweiselves tadoettol to be ate,.
Am will Mile their steoesta ba.theist ofirela.
tat N. MYor he WM be to to sire
the 010. be wWeales.
• ritILIOL • at. STEIN VIEW.
to the above. noir to animate
paiire — ontower onto toot to will terryoo
lov elan 'accost. the Dry Goods bes m
ets* ai,
cal sus& sad, arOne MUM every ase that Mk st"
pooch T»i'f. ajw owe to heft Waft, ".
. Woos. he. IL helll,ll.
Dot sioletotioed will maltose the ilftdr.ll.4
Clothing 504 Mention Tallethe bestows,
berauttare keen sederthe Ina of odd' A stela.
kid. co hie owl, acarnat : ea". hr the peraw,
elektlifir roots for the Spring , (Mode he abr., Wf
d, 4 . 1 1". hie entire stack of Clothing cwt. At
ow woe Waft be Isla rste the palate tut utter..
yet looted Calor, W. A. Iftsw. boo actin aka,.
of the Netetiaot Tailoring It_epittotiot, triww
tw happy to sea hie old mead"
Jeslta.7lo STItyIIFILiI.
.FOR SALE.
-7b
at
bsatber odliMi for sale his we , e 44...
C ra ooststst
Ist tlas litatmlich Brkigsmome. Barer toasty,
...., One Brick Ilowe
Otsdar4oolll at t ratetos attstoul; a good
eime. at the Kllchetidmo-. Prase Stable. Wood
nesssualsboe-room sodettlekes Homo., uest, ea
10 s Aldo stale of cattnatkoo. with Apple, r.
"Pitssad Pest Tryon small holt asel.
Imeetes„ Canasta sod Raspberries; a me,er
des sod !asset noose with ape sere of , seed
woe. °tiros. Ttle above will be sold al a put
sod possesslou
to
on tha Into(
amt. tor terms apply to tat soheertem at Naar
Medea, se hit:adder L. Darrtmor the wet.,
mme. STOINB.
. jualdt.
r J. ANDERSON, taoli takes kat • - f
d • Ma oa ronsary nant,
: m ot be pinmod to meet Ms old clubmen u 4
Mend. erbo may want either the DEVI COOli--
ING STOVE. Reality Mote, or tar eat, kmd
or
.ommtotta of beet material mod workout:My: Tfa -
boalmm will be conducted by
Jett) - J. J. ANDERSON aims&
81111 MASON & So f,
NET BRIGHTON CUTLERY TOM,
ACANUFACTU#ERS OF
SSMC M= 3
ii4MaWY:CAD
Tei>in.g?Al Mlll-1"1%313
&c, Am
I Bpecial atteatlcvik ui given to the
Hardening cf: 21 , mpering r t f lhe P&A.,
and we Owl sod how owtelves to be Compost
to make the very loot. as ere employ hoe Set
writhed warts:we, and he tb e , ha of .t
161.10 Ins* el Mahon Ins Dow bees Is n.
holism hi) yews. sad Ms hes we all path,
wettish. We are ha sasontaansert of
POCKET•KSPIES,
.
PROIERS' ENIVEs
PICSCIL
Aide from 8. t c:Wfirdlow's Irrdord
Steel. mid Nrery mae, Warrakird.
Special atteenun li Called to our hock
Rarnrs,
Pocket Belmar.,
Ladies' &woes.
Bankers' Belswas,
Barters' Srixsurs, kr,
All order* Rlll be promptly 011.1 and rhlppedu
Adalrect.
falEr - Ptice Llot flantatted on appnratn.n.
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peptl:ly:octllth:decFri.
Coaia Coal.
HE undersigned Is now enraged In the COAL
1
AII'SISESS.and aril supply parilro .th tint
rate snide of Poisltorih coal at IP, renO .t
hushel orders KR st,Joreptt Mitchell's. OW
Cooper's, or al the Ranking (Inns.. or Thosts• flo
Crest) d en In Bett‘ le. aI ll reeshr prompt Woo
Hon. inorKtfl a.. It. MITCHELL
Winter, Wingert Cold and ley;
Clodslug, Clothing! Wan= sodtbeavy
A• Regular as the Seasons Cluthge,so
mud we change oar Light Gar
menla for
Heavy Garments
As the NeChanie and thc: Labiirrrga
to their tinily labor, and the Profeatioral
and business man to their ofilets or prsos.
of business, these cold end chilly recri,
ingi, the thought enters their mind—
WHERE SHALL WE BUI
Our Winter 'Clothingl)
To the tow who buys his goods p-ady
made, we would goy.: Go to
SAJ.Bnellenburgs
Broadway, New Brighton;
BECAUSE THEY MAKE THEIR Oil
xzre a ico 1:0 si ,
And Airp the Ikg Amon.lntrol ie
:Bearir amaty
To the mnn who Diu his gnods.smuvu,
.rder, .:rby mensure. WOUld 11,1 y: 00t1,
S. & J. SNELLENBIJRG'S,
. Because they hare a Cull",
Ind Tailors second to none in Beaver C 9.
KEEP A CHOICE sTO(KSF
Piece Goods Flom Rid to Select;
iNH THEM MOTTO IS
"NO - FIT, NO PAY.
RA VJ J1BEl:,
111). , A )WAY, NEW BEIGIiTON
Sepl4t;oo26cll,l.ly
l i Ke Cheap(3st Wholesale
BOOT & SHOE HOUSE
IN lITTSOUNGII
Joseph' H. 1301-land,
54 *sod Street.
Mangfaciturer, Wholesale
' •ion Deakr in
BOOTS, SISOES & RILIBISEBS.
At New York and Bcopton POOOl.
Agrot Ye: Phllmlelphl. city made good,. sl Um
broom prices. Order. from country Moles
promptly filled rod ratirimoon vermarml. rnrli
roods daily. seyll.slo
!MIX T. 111 . DONIALD V.J. Tori-TWIN.
(Cro. C. STET[ nu, D. .lA's.
SPEVEIMEIL k MCDONALD.
BANKERg
Water St., Rochester, Pa
far Intend gold as Titer Depoelts.
tios• PrgaiPai allosided
Govermnent tampons Bought on
;Favorable nrons.awrespond enee
'ilbStl tat. [novlB;l34