The Beaver Argus. (Beaver, Pa.) 1862-1873, January 25, 1871, Image 3

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circulation Over lioeive - Hiasdrcd...
Rates of Advortishai
• min.. Bw. .6w, Bm. dm. • 1 year
I cqr-1011uen. $1 00 $3OO $OOB Irl dlodlOtle
equares, no 300 600 900 MOO 15111
, 3 moms, do 600 600 600 111110 18 OD
rquomm. do 600 600 10 00 15 111 II 00
.4 column 500 1100 15 00 WOO 35 00
N.oulamn 1 11 CO 1600 10 00 69 00 to 00
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Adraltilstratanclaad
specl'al notices hoe, ten,
Notkes....o 00
Or Payments to be mad
for tur / alent advertisements,
la advance.
• gustierly, facept,
willed mast be pfd
GEO. P. HOW/1LL...0 Nark liow, N. York.
AND
S. 111. PET r ENOILL a o h ST Park.liow,
' New York, are the lOU avata for Tice ft
Ans:lath that city, and are authorised to contract
for inserting advertisemenb' for as at oar 1011 ,
eat Pub num. Advertisers to that city are re•
quested to leave their hours with either of the
above housed.
State of She Theremoinetee for the
week ending January 21, 1871.
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TETE TABLE.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. 11..:- . Tralue
going Pad leave Beaver Station tallow.: Moo.
silog ACCORIeII 9.17; Mall 8.47 p. in.;Birtning Ex-•
. rr.r. 5.5% Local Freight (etudes paseengers)o;2l
• Tminv going West leave Beaver Station u fol
low,: Mall. 7;13 a. m.; Local Freight (carrying
pa..engem 10115 ci.m.;Accookoodatlon, 5.47 p. tn.
Plat. rt. wr. It C. U. 16.—Tralna going Esti
leave itochestet Station (arena of bridge) as MI.
• low,: Beaver Falls Accom. 0.3111 M.; itnonaccom.
7.10 a. m;' New Culleaccom. 9.30 a. it.: B. Palls
accom. 10.10 p. In.
: Trains , going Wed Mars Rochester Station, lit
end of 'bftp) u pillows: B. P. scone. 10 min.;
Noon teethe. 5.111 p. m.; Brie night exprees's,4s p.
M.: B. F: IMMO. 727 p. m.
Trains going but leave llochesier (Upper) De
pot es follows: B. P. seam. 6.05 ; Boon se
corn. 7.15 a. in.; New Castle scoom. 8.40 a. or;
Chicago exp. Mil a. m; Beaver Falls acmes. 18.15
p. m.; Chicago Mall 11.05 p. fide exp. 4.10 p. in;
Chicago exp. COI p. m; Brie mall 9.155 p.
,i Train. going Wed, leave Roebeeter(Upper) De
pot vs fellows: Clikago mill 0.15 a. is.; Me exp.
in; Beaver Falls secant. 9.05 L m.,_• Chicago
e xp: 11.30 in.; Chicago exp. 0.55 p. 03; New Cu-
Ile accom. 4.30 p. to.: Erie cep. 5.4 i p. Bearer
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The talon 'of tho public le directed
to . IVi folloiiitu - 17,fruf 'l9irertledatenta
which appear for the lirat time lit the
Allure tokihS,
Spccall Notice—Dr. Magainnis.
- ul ito nt.Not,loct n. —E. IL •Daugheity..
For Sale—John S. Veder. ;
Prospectus-711e Paper. ,
Prospectus—Fireside Friend.
lgrlcultittxl College—T. 11. Burrow - a.
GeFinan Hiltons—Dr; Hoolland.
rocerles—S. Snitger Co.
Toys—O'Leary .t Singleton.
Pens—Western rublishlng Co.
Special Nothsni-431101tinellenburg.
or — Amok Warrant. to Collectors or School
Tax neatly pnnted, and for eale at 'Ma °dice.
•Poor !^—The New Lisbon (0.)
Buckeye state is authoiity for tho
elato
ment t bat ' the heat Indian killed In Co
lumbiana ceuntypeoarred near Bough's
Mill. on West Fork, of the Llttle
ih May, 1799:,
rr Blank Older* on Trcaiurer of School Dls
met,. Ju.t printed and for aale at this ufAce .
TEE Atinas of Ls.:str Fon SALE.—Ten
aeroi of good land adJoldlng the borough
of Bearer is offered for side, ate mode
rato prieo. The' lot, Is enclosed ,with a
11...ard fence. Forparticulars Inqulro at
office. JanlB;tf
t Ilosue,.—Master'S Mato; J. M.
M'Creery of the Navy, and son of Major.
Tlst. M'Creory of this place, 'returned
linu e, after an abisence of mottle three or .
four years, last week, onfeehltxt In health.
Ito was an ofllcerof the Mlchigan;a Uni
tes] States war.veawel. -
A Correelloa...--T4 wagon Biguill
farturing establishment destroyed by
lire at Radon,• this county, some few
*days ago; was not owned . by "Shins t
t'e.;"
but by Gibson t Co.; neither was
the property rally insukid, as wo stated
in the last Anous. It was only partly
levered.
, •
inothee Sudden Dietth:—On butt
seCtir i day morning the Rev. W. C. P.
Hamilton, of the M. E. Church, 101 l his
l;me in Bridgewater, to take ihe wars at
lioeli ester for En en Val I ey, whore be bad,
rbarge . of a circuit. On his arrival at:the
iteclickter depot he corn plained of feiling
very unwell, and continuing to grow
worse, a carriage was obtained, and ho
iv:vi taken to Lis home. 'teaching there
lie hod already "noodle so ill',es to be
unable to leave the carrisge'alone; and
un tvlSistanco t ! eing procured, he was
curried into the houso where, in a few
momenta more, he breathed Lis last..
We werri uulkquainted with Mr. lismil•
ten, imt I ~ n that. he was In the illtd
yvar ofFs,ago, and In the 3:41 year of his
ninhn t ry. He leaves a - wife and eight
childvp, and a largo circle of friends to
mourn his sudden death. Huneral Remit
eesreTe l hold i n the 111. E. Church on
TinhnittS.'at 1 P. sr. The deceased had
two sons in Rio mipistry: :
Fire at Weir , Cnxt[e-A
Minn 'I
IlliropilLfiend.-011 Inst. Thurnday
broke Outfit Itititheill 4 bkilkei's
. fOrtit
tore manufactory at twelve o'clock,
burning thatibuilding, a shoe shop and
the Mlle° of Dr. Starker. The fire coin
municaied to theihnee-stoiy brick war•
room 'ACMES the alley, injuring that
building considerably. Total lows fif
teen thousand dollars; covered by Moo
thousand dollars of lotions:me. While
the tiro'WaS raging atimn Minted James
Dickson, fell dentbon the aide walk. ins
Aeatli Is supposed to have been muffed
by heart disease.
N01nE1.E..01A,33 EIOLTLE.I.4.—)I{Cad With
out (Ail Geer & i.,Mtly's ad ver4aoinent in
a:rather eoluidit, and write them at Mar
. Lull, Michigan.. • janlltly..
Narrow Escape from Drownlisle.
=-Sheriff Gnebing, of this place, came
yery nearly losing his Die by throwing,
iu itaden, on Tuesday of last week: He
had crossed . the river in a skill' and
Mlc walking on the ahem ice from the
skiff to the landing, he broke through;
Ile kid taken the, :precuation to carry
one of the oars along; which,
hruke.through, caught en the edges of
lho ice and here Ms up. This'undoubt 7
ally , aved hint from a watery grave, as
the water at that point was ten ortwelve
tel doep. .It required 'Vest cora :and
mmeolty in reaching shim, and- he re:
maliasi in the water banging to the oar
‘Olllll fifteen Minutes before he was nos—
em4i 'Won his portions posipin.--.liadi
nii.
I, :.)lintosls
dAy, W. D. Hamilton, jr., of this place,
pi,kNl up an old U pound cannon ball in
the lot fotmerly owned by Mrs, Work
was (now Dr. A, it, Thomson's) on,
Seminary Street. Bearer. The ball is
clearly a Fort Mlubsia relic, and has;
probably lain' where Master Hamilton
found it for nearly throe-fourths of a
MEE
Court extra mrssion or court .
A%11.1 tote teemed in Ileaeor on, lent Tue.-
Tha becond woolCi Juroti for the
Nc retebti.terin worn ordered to appear
"tor dlitypon the day referred to. Two
ele.em were tried, win: Lieman vs. Mitch
ell, rerdirtof M 2,911 for ' P l aintiff" 7•11 . -
ellorn re. I .3ohringi; etniirtfor.plaintigi
(6 r 1 13 .1,79. Court adjourned on "Vivi
ueiduy etening. - •'
akoldeu • Sauliamiic..letag.m4me
thing now and novel. Be sure and read
the wivertisement In our paper beaded
"is:mutest invent / km of the Age." We
behove the Gokl Fountain Pen Is un
marmoset. A good pen to aneceuity to
**snp man, woman and child. Agouti'
here is a chance to make money In Intro-
during a good and minable article. ly.
I inprovemeNit eetheolll,ll4
telegram .fiord _Wandtipirtoia to
the Pittsburgh Cbmmereiat, brat Satur
day, gives the following, touching& mat
ter in which ire are deeply Inieristik
The report of Col. Milnor Roberta, on
the condition of the Ohio river and the
best method of mproving the navigation
thereof, called.for by Congressman Kerr
several days slam, will bo,sent by the
Secretary of War to bongress to-morrow ?
The report is rod' voluminous, and
completely exhausts the subject. It
takes the ground that the system hereto
foritaidotited .10311 1 Rrox0 • ...Ulie
by means of rip-rap stone wing dams,
guiding the water Into comparatively
confined channels, ,althOngh • beneficial
and useful, especially to row seater; niv-•
Igatlan, does not meet the requirements .
for the radleitlimProvemerit °fifth whole
river: Tho present,low water sinew,
while not invOlvinglaige•Sipinditure,
and doing a certain amount of good,
works only the amelioration of the pres
ent Vilfliculty. All that this system
conffl 01'V5 4 1.,„ 11??Pitlith I ° 4 l o.b° s
increase t e ualdlt of water In the parts
requiring a few inches. To effect the
.necessary improvement of the river will
involve a large expenditure. Of the sev-
ECM
oral plan imppoaad,,, only , ouviecnres
the proper depth for navigation at all
times without the aid of an artificial sup
ply froulreservolm The * plan of locks
and dame, ifproperly oenstrueted, would
furnish the desired depths at all seasons.
All other plans'proposed for the last
twenty-five years aro denounced 'as lin=
practicable. The great desideratum is
said to be constant and reliable naviga-
tion, never less than five feet in extreme
low water, which could usually ho six
feet or more, and which should afford in
freshet; sarety.
After examining all tither*, the lock
aiurdatio system is taken Up.' The locks,
and dams proposed are medium. Sized,
having draws arrangod, with freshet
chutes, such as could bet:easily navigated
in • coilbost rise. • The ..praetice of long
experience has established seven or eight
feet as' a convenient Working lift' tor
large docks and draws. This 'would give
'between Pittsburgh and Loulavdle a to
tal fall of 306 feet. The numberof locks
and dams here required would be thirty
eight.with eight feet lift; whfte,wlth six
feet lift the number would he fifty-ono.
Making the lift higher and diminishing
the number of locks and deice reduces
the cost. Between Cairo and Louisville,
with those lifts there would •be fifteen
locks and dams; total required, sixty
six. The estimates of costs forsixty-six
locks of ;d= feet lilt each for. the whole
:9h7 Intloeatuten average length of data'
In the upper Ohio at 1;300 fees and the
lower Ohre at 2,250 feet, giving 1,500 feet
to each dam, is as follows: Between
PlUshfirgh and Lonlsyltle, fifty-one
locks r sl7;d4o27,or 129,510 'per mile;
same estimate forlho whole river, 1/23,-
770,602, 0i,V4;599 per mile. It would re
noire two years to make these Improve
ments. When completed HAI estimated
that the cost of annual repairs and atten
dance would be sl'oBB,loo. t
The Lady's •FrienFon FEDULT ,
Any, 187L—Thla la a very handsome
number. not fidling.behind that •ofJan.
nary in any respect, Indeed we prefer
the leading steal-plate, the tbree.earneat
faces benthver "The Letter" are so sug
gestive. The Fashion Plate la beautiful
and Stylish, and the colored pattern for
a Tidy will please industrious young la
dies. There is a very natural picture of
.a Furm-Yard in February, and some at
tracttve costumes for walking, akatiug
'and dining. A plate of winter fashions
for girls and ono for boys will be Wert.
osting to mothers. There are humorous
designs for winter garment's, patterns
for which aro supplied on application;
and the worklablo is very rich:in capti
vating fancy work, T . /to stories and po
etry, as usual, are unsurpamaed for ex
cellence and variety. The admiral serial
Camilla" Is continued from last month
"A Lawyer's Romance" lu verse,'
oda very touchingly bMd.'":."Jacits Dal
ton's Catch" is lively, and "Tbe Empty
Envelope" and the "Major's Wife" are
very good storlea. The poem "Half
Read" is a genuine leaf from somebody's
heart., Priest-LOG a year (which also in
eludes' a large steel engraving; Font.
copies 56. Five copies, (and one gratis)
$B. - '"rhe Lady's Friend" and "The
Daturday,Evening • Post" and one en
graving, $4. Published by Deacon and
Peterson, Philadelphia. Satriplo copies
sent gratis to 'hose Who mean business. ,
r
Elizabeth laylo r rs, of West , Piko Run
township, who Is now in the ninety-first
year of her ago; lately had her picture
taken in llrownsvillo on the same plate
with her daughter,grand . -daughter,great
grand•daughter, and great great grand
daughter, thus including live genera
tions in the same group. Persons
frequently live to see their great grand
ehildren.but it isjriven to very feiv indeed
to behold their offspring of the lifth gen
eration. Numerous us our photograph
ers are, and widely extended as tho busi
ness has hocentrilt. rarely : fails tfklihe lot
of any ...51'11101'6U taffesuellit 'grail) as
io one above mentione<l.-I{ahington
Ifrporter,
'".•;,- -
.\ Serious Alfille.—La.st Monday
morning about daylight, 'a man was
found lying in an insensible condition
on the sidowalk, opposite the old. stone
church; lu the First ward. Ills Bead was
swolen eMiered bloOd. HO' had
Leon u.tr:4*ci the head and his skull
was badly broken. A portion of the
Mai:Mout oozed out. Ile •was taken in
.to, the house in front of which lib was
MOM!, and 'plfysielans summonol. Tile
skull' was raised, and ills wounds dress
edrbut ho has been Insensible nearly-all
the limo hinISEI.` Time physiciatis. express
no hope of his re.ovcry, though it might
-be possible. Vim Inmates of the house
WILOV arrested on charge of keeping, a d
orderly house, and on being taken be•,
fore an alderman, It appeared that the
charge way a just one. The inmates, two
men and three women who bear-a very
bad character, wore committed to jail,
fur appearance at court. The injured
whoati name is Ituniainiu
hulls from - Slippery Rock township, And
WILY frequently• seen at this hewn% lie
had beet, there on Friday night, and
again on Sabbath evening. One of the
;arrested men. Daniel . lartusele, lips con
(essed. since his tsilinentent, to having
struck Austin on the head with ashovel,
causing the above wound.—New Cloak
Glazette (mil I)v:wet:tit.
College Trottbleit.—The affairs of
Westminster college, New Wilmington,
Lawrence ettiniii, Ps.,.are not in a com
fortable condition. The President disa
greed with a part.of the Faculty and re
signed; adtieptsai by
the Trustees.' In the meantime a meet-
Ing i of the Alumni Was called, which rye
onitneffdiS3 tlitt'ittiithel to set adrift oth
er members of tile' faculty. Another
difficulty among its friends Is the mat
ter ef loarloss
. „Bome i stkaltit yi remain
wherUltlii;Vhile r•trulov
al. Caunonsburgh, Washington county,
Sewickley, and Beaver have all beet
nintedlis dettirable lei:Mike& Of eond
we are for Beaver, In case a change of
site is determined upon, and we have no
doubt but that: our , pounnyulty would
contribute larjely In the erection of new
buittiingo . . for. - college purposes.-. Thu)
- .
Institution is under the control of the
United Presbyterian organization.
Penmanship.—Prottiteele, II first
opals pennuus, Is teaching his art to, the
pupils of the Phillipsburg Soldierr'
Or
phane School.' One half of his - tints la
taken up In that institution, and thy
remaining halAin tweigeniiiiiiias of
dda goes::Bah/Juddiq bePaett 41 1 117 •
good writer, but verxeftleieht in impar
ting his knowledge to cabana • '
Minstea 4 0 11b9 ilkilV a lf &Baal
Dlreria meaV.
Pllppiaaq. V, Va..
• Board mat, on sigt orlitePrisideat,
the Milos of Mr. J. Weyand. Members
proposal: A Li last;r4AW.Y.Pmisj. F.
Brave. M. Weyandand D. McKiney, Jr.
The Secretary being absent, D. Mo-
Kiney,Jr., was appointed Secretary Pro.
rein.
• Boveral applitationswerepreeentad for
the EN:million of Principal af the Beaver
Public Ekhools, hut were withdrirwn,
and ,tho= followirqg resolutions unanl-:
InoustkidoPted.
Rewired, That,at the 'vainest of many
_citizens, and In view of theeminentadap
tattoo of ladles to the Instruction and
government of zooid; we will employ
ladies in all the depot impala of the Pub
lic 8choo4.11;F thilcouoFig school year..
ResoWed, That the salary of lady
principal' be fixed at seventy dollina per
-
month. '
Resolved, That • the present „lady
tmchers be continued In their respective
department!, •' ", 4 • • •
Resolved, That Schoolle ' rmopeu on
Monday, th day of April.
On motion the 'following resolutioes
wereunsushuostaly adopted t
Resateed, - - that our preseit principal,
The Rev. Mr. Curtis, has, by his urban
ity, talent and well sustained christian
character, won our esteem and respect
and that he shall always have our best
whhea for his success and happiness In.
life. On motion,
Resolved, • n'tg the Inillpt.ac itt it
meotinilie publtslied: • '
04 motion •
j . D. L. Imams, Prea't
D. bleliarrier, Ja., Se y., Pro. Tem.
l'Asegregittloual
ant last Thursday af
ternoon, In accordance with preview;
notice given by the Ladles' Working
Society, a gOodly number of the mem
bers and friends of the M.E. Church of
this plies 'diet .st- the Parsonage, and
after an hour or two's sewing and social
chat, sat' down to a sumptuous supper
provided for the occasion. Later Id the
evening the yotingei members of the
congregation called and enjoyed them
selves for a couple of hours in innocent
argusemenst.- Previquato the announce.
ment of supper, however, a little episode
occurred which was not only Interesting
to the guests, but which will cause two
or three of thi Wars MOM particularly
concerned to look back to this congre
gational meeting with pleasure many
years hence. The members of the Sew =
log Society, unknown to Mrs. Locke
(wife of the Paster') had, a lbw weeks
previously, made an arangemeut to have
a portrait of Rev. W. H. Locke painted
and framed and the evening hero refer
red to. was selected awe proper-Unta In
present it to his wife. Acendingly,
be
fore sußper, Mrs. Locke was . usliftred,
into the parlor whore the portraikef heir;l
hUsband was preanted to her in a neat
address by jltw, J. K. Miller. .wlio in
formed her that the •Ladlos' Working
Soi.loty or the M. E. Church of Bearer,
testi, tine method of conveying to 'her
th.Oc.aPPreclailell of. her 'own, and her
husband's redigipos !abort,- in the com
munity. Mrs. L.,was taken by surprise,
and a little bewildered at first,
,but soon
found Words -to express her godification
at rewiring so One a portrait of 'her hus
band, and coming from the Ladles' Sow
ing Soelety of Beaver, made the gift
doubly deal , to her.,
The portrait is the work of :firs. Chas.
Iluriburt of Beaver and is ono of the
finest specimens of Valpang wo have
aeon for a long time. Mrs. If. donated
her time and skill in executing Oily work
of art, to the Society hero referred to;'
and front whom she received a hearty
vote orthsakA fpr, bor itenee o olloll..
On the Whale, the gathering was a 'roily
pleasant ono
enough
•t*endafoo.e' -
The largest pear we ever saw was
shown us, a few days ago; at Mi 7 •David
Allen's, on Green street. ILW
i ti grown
in etilifornta; *elite& twd po nda and
three ounces, and measured fourteen by
seventeen thches. It was a /Owe curios-
Repubticail. .
Yes! can't you got Mr. Allen to send'
it_tiown this way? .We wonid like to
see that pear and " feel of it." . We will
risk freight on the ipeohnen, at uny rate.
Atteption isiadled to the advertised
meat in this week's Annus, of the Agri" .
cultural College of Vonneylltania, l
re ocal;
in Cent county. The . College is aSt
Institution, and it :mid Win to a yfrj
i t
flourishingconditlon at the presen ti'l
—Young men of limited mea ns, hdl,
gird au ellucatfou can Had uo ter ,i
portunity anywhere than at th Ins;
tion.—From a circular, just r - ad, ,
clip the following:
The College property oousl
of 400 acres, of which 100 ha'
Mine a Model and Experim ntal
and worked separately from the ntalik
college farm of 300 acres, thou, under\
the supervision of the Presiden . Pro
fessor of Agriculfurp. , t s, in .
Harris township, Cen tre county, a
12 miles west of . Bellefonte, and nearly
equi-distant from the opposite extremes
of ttio State, ,It near the middle, from
north to south, of the broad rolling val
ley foimed by the Junction of Penn and
Nittany valleys, which unite - at the
of Nittany mountain, about 3 Milos east'
of the College, with:r9smy mountain on
the south:and MunCY ;liitintitaln:ini the.
north. . The landstepois:ll,9ad, frarlyti
antrbeattlienl, - the cif - mate heallbfal, and
the surroutigh!g,pop,i4al : i9n o kntnillgent,
industrious and moral. The sale of in
to:le:ding drinks within three miles of
the College is prohibited by law. •
Admit fled to the'llar.LGeorge H.
Coelunn Esq.; a practising "attorney of
the city of Pittsburgh, tyam on Tuesday
•of last week, on motion of E. B.',DaUgh
erty „Esc/ achnilted to practice the
several Courts lir Biaver county. Mr .
Cochran Is au old and ostabllstied attor
ney, having a large and iheratlve prac
tice In his own county and will be hap
py to attend to law business Inlhe coun
ty of Waver fur personadoslrl,ng hisser,
vibes here. His office Is at No. 60 Grant
street,. city of Pittsburgh.
Lecture by t 11.• H. ftwoope Eau:—
This eloquent gcntletnan is to deliver
his celebrated lecture Lewyer:a vlew
of the the M... - of
this place, Wednesday ereifinethe :nth
inst., commencing at Ti o'clock.
This lathe opening of the Course Wi
der the auspices Of the Young Men's
Chrbitiati r Aarclati e n t sufd_.'we bespeak
for this lecture andltise whole Course the
generous patronage of the Community,
which will Itself he benefited in return.
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A surknlon article of Nnung Ilysuu
Tea just:received at D. Fast's. Also
anew lot of Sugars, and freak Crackers.
, Appoints...mm.4 r Direet ers
onkirti Peiers...-,fini-liireettipfss`
Poor for this eoulittliave made the fol
lowing appointments for the present
year
Stegarsl.—Willlarn Sheodes at a sala
ry of .555,2? per
P.M. Kerr, at.i sala
ry O'r $150,00 por annum.
Panner.—Winhun Barton at a salary
of i=s por month., • ,
Escaped 'ffeaci
week or two days , ago, two of the in
mates of -Dismont "seeped from that in
stitution. One of them was Itev. Wel
ker, formerly of this place. and the other
one, a Mr. Calhoun of Allegheny county.
Both of them have been recaptured. Mr.
Welker at Wellsville; Ohio, and Mr.
Ci/boun at Mg Beitickley.creek.
*betty, county,' and rettimed to the asy
.
turn.
. .
Belied*III", fir.„l l , ll .Ssfitlf,
_
Mit. Enron: Ala" lisiough your
columns to seknowled the donation of
th e floors la Cf the use et o
.1 42 *.4* Avi 44 . '
the ap us of oditutloa. For
this valuable and ingictious plebs of me
chanism we are indebted as well as for
many other favors to Our much selesin-...
to 1414,4'741*n* FoThririvcd,V4
lbstiumenrctidtalarklie,
tar bodies, which by their arrangement,
relations and continua exhibit - the at ,
ranimmenl, relations end motions ofthi.
SUP, Mercury, Venus, Earth and the
Moon aa so many parts of the solar sys
tem. This Instrument represents the
Motion of the sun on his axis, 414,
tive yeirly Metione Of bfeecury." 7 -velies, ;
and the Earth.. Also their relative daily
motions, and the motions'iof the moolk
around the earth, around the sun mut co
her isle: It ishciws the.inclination`ef the
earth and Venus; the conjunctions and
phases of Mercury and Venus. also;
the solar and lunar eclipses. This 46.
scripUon Is suMcient to show its value
to classes in Astrenomy, •as well as to
the general student.
Ii T.TATLO , Seminary
Heaver, Jan. 23, 1371.
The Wards eV thelitate—Where
they erhthially —The
annual report - of Col. 'McFarland, the
State Superintendent of Soldiers' or
phans, gives us the fbillniring. atatildics,
touching the originaltomes of the Sol!
dim' Orphans, who are flow being ado-,
cited and cared for by the State:
Adinis county. contributes 38; Alle
gheny 291; Armstrong, 148; Beaver, 82:
Bedford,7B; Barks, 75 ; Blair. fin; Brad
ford. 73; Bucks,6o; Butler, 72 ; Ounbris,
81; Carbon, 21; Con tre, 281 ; Chester, 116;
Clarion, 119; Clearfield, 52; Clinton , 36;
Columbia, 63; Crawford, 81; Cumber
land 773 Dauphin. 1583, -Delaware. ;
E1k..94 Erie. asOnassit% 1121 !Forest. 7;
Franklin. 43 - ; Fulton,l3 ; Greene, 141
Huntingdon. eh Indiana.. ninety-two,
Jefferson. 101; Juniata, fifty-four; Len
caater,2s2; Lastrence, 73: Lebanop. , ,,37
Lehigh, 75; Lucerne, 121; Lyeaming.
98; Mercer, 97; Mclaen, 11 ,• 31111lin; 78;
Monroe, 46;Monbromery, 44:Montour, 44;
Northampon. 47 ; Northumberland, 60;
Perry, 153 ' ;
Philadelphia.. 823; Pike. 3 ;
Potter, 43; Schuylkill; Me - Snyder, 39; ,
Somerset, 16; Sullivan, 12; Susquehan
na,.97; Tiogs, 133; Union , 43; Venanit o ..
70; Warren, 25; Washington, 63;
Wayne, 2d, Westmoreland, fLO ; Wyo
ming, 36; and York, 99-85 counties—
Cameron county alone having none.
DOWT complain of ball Pita when yon
get your clothing mado at S. at - J. Snel
lenburg•a, New Brighton.' Their motto
to no fit no pay. Bear this in mind,
Broadway' New Brighton.
,
Female . anilinaglets Take Vear
age.—Mr. Anderson, one of the Sena
tors from Allegheny county, last week,
Introduced tho foll Owing bill relative to
female school directors:
To authorize the choke of female Direc
tors of Common Schools.
Sr.criott 1.. Be it enacted, dc., That
female .tax-payers 'of this Common,
wealth, over the ago of twenty-one years,
who shall have resided, in any school
district for more than one year, shall be
eligible therein for election or appoint
ment to theollice of Director of Commoh
Schools.
STOP THAT Cobol'!—lf you wish to
remove the cause and cure your cough,
use Dr. J. klagintils' Combination Ex
poeforant. Wo have tried it and know
it lithe speedleatand bait cough remedy
nom In use. . janDk2w.
_ _
Liberality of a Beaver Cooney
Uoy.—Goorgo K. Anderson Esq., :for
merly of Beaver county, but now resid
ing at Titusville, this county, sent one
hundred dollar's, recently to idiffllntown,
this State, for the benillt of the sufferers
there by a late disastrous fire. ,
We have received of Messrs, Phelps Ct.
Reynolds, Rochester, N. Y., their Beau
tiful] Bluatratesi . "Floral Guide and
r•• • • • ' — ftrif." — IOO .-
tug hell page cuts of Aquilegla, Canary
Flower, Pansy, Stook, Gladiol** and
Tritoma, besides beautiful cuts of Asters,
Balsam, Cobea, Gourds,
Double - Rose, Portulaca,.Zionia, Cabba
ges, Melons, Squash, &c., giving plain
directions for the culture of more thin.,
1900 varieties of Flowers & Vegetablts;
Sent poet-paid in paper poser, oc. Full
Bound, with your name In gilt, 50c. Ad
dress Phelps t Reynolds, Rochester,
New York.
tioilvrticto all should know, where
8. finellenburg's place of business
•. Come to . New Brighton and inquire
of the first boy you meet and ho will d
recf you to the store. .
Printing Material to be Sold.—
On last Saturday, three persons who had
been selected for the, put pear, appraised
the value of the printing material of the
Liical °dice. In this place. Au action to
recover rent dui the owner of the build
ing in which the office was kept, necea
■itated,tho appraisement here•referred
The property, we prawn& will be of
fered at, public aide %vigils - a few (hr.,.
`Worst
a beau
Ovid - keit* .
•Epleumpal poogrtgaOon of Beaver
held a quarterly meeting on list Sabbath.
PibsWiog hider baker .00nductoO, the
;; •
WE. • often .be tap lents • made
againafready.thadenlittirtbk-inot Ating,
and not vriade(well :9Orgoodi!sre made
by diat:Maiekiandf!'under tour o ven iii
pervielon and every - piece la eau:Omit
before pat,en ear attelvea. : , All gDo9s
mallet bo as rntoravvated or u 0 call., S. &
J. 9nollonbuig , etottilete and'Wetil.
•
•
A Lucky Ile iher:--Sautuit - S. Stew
art, o( Luzuruowifob_lp, Xuattiocuqn
ts lu g 'caught `tifty-onent'and
°tie hfindred slid" forty tiosauma Alice
the 24th :if holt 'Nevem her. 'ae.haa-hed
rem ark ebb , 'iv
.
'lVe
on the "coon" and ”poesurn"
but we prolunte; If the "4asthentA" have
been it all plenty In his nelghhotheod
doting the past fall, lie .has
- up" a fair'Portion ofabiuti itt
How guaurl!olunut - f -
A Snow Ililkorw . .preysiteo to thin lo
cality ou haat Monday. When the storm
ceaseib•srvkad some four or live inches
orsztowou the ground.. Pentane fond
of aleigthiding took advantage of this
state of things, and accordingly brought
out their Millets and frisked around
gnitelively on Monday right and TA
day_foretioon. . .
-lige Alen 'felt a distance 0.10.1 feint In
a 411 ill shaft near.itiarou, Mercier county,
on hot - Monday. Four of them w ere
. In
stantly killed,,and the remaining one Is
Ida critical condition. The rope which
suspended the "cage"; in which' they
were being lowered broke, hence the
blame at present seems
to.reo, on guipperaiors, its the - tope lad
all the machinery laraa-regard9l as per
fectly safe before the 'esumilltibeenried.
Tbelame* Demmer*it ineyni
]lr. T. lb Andrews, an :aged citizen of
itootstoWn, relates to us the following:
In itiP, "(hen Ito,wae tan .yzera o-0, he
and"-eue eibenlintains.ll dams
wild turkey. e lierj , gave his turkeyship
it
chase, When ti lnt- a tree, some
flirty foot from gib, , ground. Young An
drews climbed the tree and approached
the tiki. Regardless of his •" Quit!"
"Qnlit" he mixed the'' turkey
~
by the
leg, when the bird bent down and gave
hint a serpreilniackwith but beak, the
scar from which Mr. Andrews carries to
this day. ilothing,diunted the courage.
01211 boy laeld'im the,bird, -and mimed
the other leg with the other hanai, when
the disturbed and' enraged bird soared
away, taking the !my with him. A tight,
of about ?mi.,' yards brought the boy
and turkey, to terra bird
serving halt pit:achnte, bettioht the boy
eatery to the ground.: The turkey was'
'secured, sue "erred up 'for the beectiaof
the Gunny. This ecceinrd on - the parte:
°thin lingbee. j
. •
ILlthelw7 4401111 1, 99:74 1 . &es
—We bed ibeS o hertehe to he present,
on laielreldep " leqrselte- inestingruf
I to u t a st , , kisismistid . with'
tiot TI7IOeIIIOOII3ISC*P Tbe esendssa
eonalated of rieitsticelerellettm, tad vend
and hustrennentel nue& The piribtus‘
uncut were quite Inisneding; llar 3 °use
ladles IA perOnsliel:
selves Credltll l .lrJs iso the bh se of th e
exercises Prof. - neuter. ,whii. Is a 14ry .
sklUtuliiholsg. - roidjbi follOWing 01111117
Oil MUiilOdlial bare pleasure in
publishing. trusting will he 'nod with
Interco , by the many , mils
,ninsio in
0111' Mn. e s tt=Pet-
Nromtc• on the piano ig°
ith iapt atteethitt who wore
Bretblll‘ell t S Xol4l6is:i'
In introiluteses Inetboven Boasts Ibr
Glenna UM*, hyenas to ma_nretegeo
to make a bar Introductory remarks as
to the form of -a Booata. The Sonata
form Is• the most grand .and beautiful
of all forms wadi!' writing filth. plan e ,
All Beethoven's -Bomb* and most of
blosart's cenobite!' time and .parr' chief
parts-or. better. divisions, usually com
mining with a 'Pirated Allsaro move
inept. followed by a broad Adagio or a
tender Andantorndekaing friths Windt)
In Allegretto or Allegro movement. The
Sonata that I inteWed to produce foe
-you this evening is written in C minor
op. and wee called lerßeethoven him
self Sonata rathedgue. It is a grass sp.
vorite with many muididens. and Inde e d
it la ape of the firifist.of the thirty-41x
Beethoven' haslrrillem all In the
winery:foils except tbeAdagio nhkh
major. I have frequently beard young
ladies auks remarks like the following:
"I don't.. like. Moor pieces," or when
some hear a intim strain they will mime
their displeasure known without know
ing wetter the Aisle. is major opupir minor.
Now I wish u..mls hi
this ;respect, bedal to eti
a.mu y
siod pupil
tomy that she daft like minor strains
would expose . her intie estimation of •
lunsielan at onee-re parson that cannot
sprhas the 'mode in music
must have very W a ved taste or else
such a pawns m ear must be very
detractive,. because sonar of the most
beautifut plans are written In this mode.
The Germans &IBM minor mode the
eoltrrand tender, sad :sbe major mode
the hard,. By spanonthat the Creator
luta endowed with ii,sausiod arganlaa
tioa terms will readily be under
stood, because the teracisocy of the minor,
made is to depress, to soften while that
of the major mode is to - harden and close
up; so tu,say t This is the reason that
the minor models Used in ditpressing
aid Mental. • Yotrivrill no doubt ex
perience a great, difference in listening to
a Sonata of Beethoven's 41.13 d ins modern
Salonplece'. by ?bathers or Gottschalk
the first an inspiration of •genius and
written to expense the grand, the sub
limo sod spiritual, :exatudes all exter
nal mechanical show, wails the second
was written with a view to show exter
nal difficulties of meilianhadakill„ and
Cu tickle the efie hy aWklnds of external
effects. A person wbsu listening to X
ehinficar - composition 4hould exclude
everythingextarnat,eboaki forgetimme-
Mate surroundings, indif you are coat-,
pulled to closer your eyes in order to do
so, then the beatiUfal strains will. go to
the hark !yes, to the vary. soul. The
Ached° of this Booms always reminds
we of prayer!, ft ut o sno
lime than one el more words.
It begins softly,
.y and at times
almost melancholy, Inger& the middle
thet,Welody risestigherAlmost exultant,
then suddenly a fen anesures full of
painful agony bet Seisdnally coming
back to a calm and serene motive that
continues to the ent• Li a lg e Rondo Is full
ardent pees h not as, deep
as Use,Preilous 'parte: Uhl inth What
utter Inalguilicence do all these modern
Efustasias, Values, Gallops, Polkas, rte.:
noMPared with these gran d
allmCiuft7 COI/1.144g1/1.,:i wish that ell
of' you. could hear Theodore Thomas'
Orchestraplay Beiftheviet'eenuiPosillou,'
Men. yen would- reallik the giant like
value and the
...thane of these
stratus in their led. Some
persons say tams music is too
difficult for them-p;: d,
now to illustrate better al I. 'mead ,to
prove. let me tell a-tittle tneldesit
from my owhexpertnon r In
n concert of the Melba-Quintal=
noticed an old gentleman that. seemed.
to be ail latent on tbe.giusle; he seemed
to listen with all bk might; near this
MA were two yourisitshes somewhere
In their teens, (1 could-not guess their ,
_114 4 4 1 111191111W 4,7
=
educated, and I venture to say that the
old gentleman geld 'not - bawl a note,
probably never had had a mink lesion
in his Ilse„ be Malinke. he &retired saes ,
chant; and merchants gulawally do trot
spend much Wits in enplizing amoeba
education. The pltogysamie .mounded
meetly of classicid,irmalAinterapented
with good popular- hinsic.''..l noticed
that the young ladles enjoyed the music
as long as they-could feet it in their feet,
but wean. it came to the claisloal where
the feet were not in requisition' these
young ladies commencei to talk, and
made considerable noise, and this egos
ed the old gentleman very lunch, seVerat
times he molted daggers at them but
without any effect. Now I feetbfree to say
the gentleman without a musical pluck'
Uou butendowed white Musical urgent
. ration and with common sense appredat
ed classical muslc,wialle the young ladies
with their musical education did not sp.
. reciate it. I think this demonstrates
laiuly that a person with a real love far
ode can appreciateor understand des
. :mode to a very greet extent at letat,
bout having received a musical edu-,
n. In order to be able to understand
au appreciate fully .the great tonepic.
t of a, Beethoven, Moran, Mendel
sh i , Chopin, ha, one must of course .
• • i• • stetted musically, only those per
m • that are endowed with a true love
f. • this divine art are able to • pee and
✓ , all the beauties of these compost
. ,
t , ns.
A y 'object in noting down the few
&entering thoughts is solely to - Improve
. our taste, to creates desire in you . fur
she good, for the noble, for the pest lu
mode, and I know of no better, method
to achieve thig, than in holding up before
you tin my poor . ' way), the compositions
of Mese great men. lwish that , I had
the poSter and brilliancy of seam orour
pulpit orators, I would - make use of it in.
the muss of tondo. home -of you have
Put forth effortaio acquire pendency,
nave tried to learn, have not squandered
your precious, time; but I aut sorry, to
say that there are !tome that have done ver little, • but • to those that have
tired' to 'learn I want ni lay • few
cheering • words. Keep on ,in i yout
endeavors to acquire knowledge, tepee.,
Witten; be diligent, precUce faithfully
and careftally, have your mandiead heart
in your womb • and though. It • seems, at
Woes at though you wetuld never -readc
your ideal, do nut despair, patience, put
Severance and time eriadually overman°
*ll obsticies.„ijo not flinch until' you
have rttedied Beethoven until ft ts'your
lot to bb able m underst ated and to - love
this greatest of all tonerteta„ ' anal you
can exclaim from the , bottom ,of your
hearts "Thank God fur such a ,gaultut I"
Ono great draw losit in ouratutalcaled
utatiottia that pupils as * clatter 'do not
rekd 'musical literature. You read ladies'
magazines tilled with ,fashions, and friv
olous shallow novels, you ' reed' panties(
and religious papers, you read magazines
of a better class like - the! Atlantic, Her-
Pera, Volition* and many others, . but
musical papers you do nut read, musical
literature is altogether left outafayoung
ladles' education, as far as lily exptui
epee goes at least. There are some stip•
serving Musical moutblYs published ,in
this country, the blographses•W nearly
all the toasters are poulished In the En
glish language, and there are wren good
historical novels of musicians published,
but I remora to any some Otpuu , batee
never read. a single biography of dawn
inept masters. It Is not et IA atrauge
that under these circellothantr• ere are
AO a class eo far lack lit good histo and
good judgment in music. . !reel , could
you - for apirrodaht the' heed
en g :
Inal ip uthapoieun otr i Xagton
Wyclia never read their , , IL and
bow . you espedi to un and
app Beethoven or la
„ le**
✓ useirs. _ . • ..:t :.
Zia,yery, gratifying to suer p see .°
y tif our. Mends . preirearthere' to
night,-bekause iiihowe marathon usual
interest. , l shall at some Moog doso ea•
dueler to Interpret Cbopin foie you; the
nutatalngulrf and ezoodria ean•
posers, and although be le
very turd an understand.l shire
Yee will - be entertain to tartlet Test,
you give your und ed
ivided, linticia to
ibe '” /lal r e '
. NI .
• - Tosjitsaseites Yauese..--Iliese elate
.rertieis-who 'deriro a good WU thew
wont.* magazine should eadinthei the
, prgeibeettis of the above tO, be Ibtind In
another eolananof the Altoialt••
' The "Paper."—Litewatire In the
Ashur will, be (hood the prospectus
Edam , Paper, it4plisbed at Pittsburgh.
Pa. While we darer. with
the 'Alpo. we are steverthelost eur
strained to soy that it iv ktuait excellent
newspaper, and dementia allll4gal. pa.
trocutge hour* party frindtrj'"; -' •
.• • .• - .
GarnauVess, Green Chrly fihaker
'Dried Ckuuttaied !Oak
ay 'tad custitteretF.: 14110.-:`
P — '' s tsature. ,
'lb*epsilon of either' tfothe
Ittic lest.; ' ' • '.,'•
hirl-Aniong the
tradneed ires see, bY 11410d/in. niter.'
ding to Beaver county,
,the Act -Spiempi
-4t from taxation. A
joinkirsi)olution z Crae altered living the
Std of hlerch for Anal
,adjourement.'
tar tbso transaction of uninteresting lea,
(elation. the Lindall-Dechert underbid
*legion rase Mine up. Mr. Burithiew.
from the /Meet Committee. to examine
the petition in the ewe; then anbmitted
ii report aided drawing any committee
on thesrounds that the averments In
the:petition are - rages and :lades:Ate,
end noticillicient to predicate COM
'The whole num b er at robe alb gad to be
fraudulent, was only 117 d, and not 'euf.
Ached to unrest Deeherbraul. more&Jer,
uo MUM of the illegal Teto'or she Cis-
Inmost the Magri 'voting were . mcited.
Bendell moved that the repok, with the
aecompmying resolution, be accepted
and adopted, which after a lengthy
de
bati: and numerous *tempts at qualify
ing amendments, was adopted by secret
party,vote—Mr. • Dethert—the party In
Interest voting with the Damocrats. Ad
journed.,
iloniur..--14r. Elliott, Iniqrluccci a be
'elution fur a • cputailitee .of thirteen, to,
apportion delicate la the representation
Of the thesaniial anti Congressional die.
tries, which peered. . • .
After receiving numerous petitions,
the Benue adjourned, tie itepubliCaui
voting for adjournment and the . Denie
s:rata *gained it,-the latter alleging this
being the last day.to set on contested
elections, that the adjournment was of
heed to prevent &cawing any oannelt
lece.
SILWATE, Jan, 17:—Among the bills in
troduced was one for the better manage
ment of the insane, atrial& divides the
Mail Into districts and makes Pittsburg;
Harrisburg; Danville and Philadelphia .
hospitals, asylums fur the permanently
Incurable.. Mr. Allen called up a reso- .
lotion recornomandiug Congress to rem
a bill giving lan tamer of land to soldiers
of the later war. Passed. Mr. Turuor
called up a bill for female School Direct
ors. bused en its second seeding. -Mr.
Bechalew called up his' bill autboriMug
the cumulative ardent of voting In the
election of School Directors throighout
the Commonwealth. • Faisal ou its sec
ond reading.. • .
Honatt.—A protracted and exciting de
bate occurred on the resolution readvcd
Mint the Senate for fora Joint convention
at a o'clock, to drew committee to try
the 'contested election of Judge Lynn,
Republican, Philadelphia, which came
op for concurrence, and Mr. Smith, Ea
publloanomived a reference of the peti
ticsahl the case which was lost, and the
House in the.resolution. The
Joint committee In the' Lynn Judicial.
election ease met at three o'clock, Mr.'
Wallace Presiding: The convention was
about to, draw the committee,: when - Si
las W. Paetit, •Esq., counsel for Judge
Lynn, pr esented a protest '
against the
'Jorisdict/on of the Legislature in the
WNW The plea was overruled by Mr.
Wallace.. Louis .1. Hall and Nathan J.
Sher:ph:ea appeared for Prim the con
testant. The following committee was
selected—Senators Allen, Anderson,
Helm: utter; psuiihant; and Representa
tives Felton; Rayburn, Mann, P.xlger,
IdcJuiddn, Hooper, Walker , Relnohl
and / titrarpß, Repualeans.
sairxiE, la.—Mr. Crisham moved
theeljauraniest of the Senate to-mor
row till Thursday afternoon. Carried.
111 r. Buckalew called up hie bill au
thorizing cumulative voting 'for school
directors—the same ageism as now pre
vails in 'Bloomsburg, Columbia county.
This wee .cipicnod by goers. Brooks.
Messrs Buchalter, fßrodbeed,Osterisout,
Buten, Alien; Evans, Whits and Hest:
my: It was finally laid over' by !Com
mon °Omani; and ordered'_ printed for
beforinatiodof the:people.
• -
-. Mr. White moiled to, refer hts salary
bill to et select oomnalitee of the Alle
gheny members, but was defeated,
his delegation voting against
. 811NATIII 19.—Mr. Billingfelt, from the
Finance Committee, reported a Bill ap
propriating *AOOO to the . anliesers by
the late tiro in Ififliintown, with an
amendment, reducing the amount to
p 28,000,.. • •
• By• Mr. Buckalew—Providing for are- 1
vision of the Constitution of Pennsylva
nia, which provides for a convention on
the basis of county representation, gen
eral
and local delegates to be chosen on
the principle of minority representation.
By Mr. itutan—Repeaftlig the act of
1870, allowing writs of error la cases of
murder and voluntary manslaughter.
,'Mr. Pero= called up the Senate bill
making Westmoreland a separate Judi
cial District. ,
Mr. White opposed 4, and Moved 'an
amendment for, the election of two addi
tional law judges l Armstrong, Indiana
and Westmoreland. _ .
Messrs. Davis, Ituekilew, and Put. ,
MDR opposed tho amendment, which
brae lost, the DelimerMs voting no, and
Purtusues bill was parsed on a' second
Ufttling.
, A repfirt from Goner:al Kane, Pinot
dental the. Board of Pub Lia 'Charities,
was read, bitterly opposing the doings
of tho Board, and recommending ita im
mediate discontinuance aim unnoreasa
-17e1Polnle-'
AdJotrued'lpl . Tues Say.
Mir.. Skinner, tfitredoced
tde
. 0119i9ng -
114;Hotoul, Tbs& we hearttlytudOrie and
appore the reanmuendationa of the
Goverack aa made In -the In that
general anweet.ibe granted by the Uni
ted•illti!teiq R. an *demo ithpikited hi
recent anti that In making
thte hutitame aiggeatloW,iile 't xeetteriep
but eiiiipoe,thi ; Welltiougo, l 4O4 winbel! of
tbreatotirthii of WeWet hisses of the legal
• Respired, Mud it Is the deliberate
Judgment tifthla body thag; in sending
armed soldiers to the recent electionth in
the North, with the pretense of pieteet=
lag the palls Wlthriest: previous rights'.
Olen boliag made by the State authorities
thb general floveranfeat has Caramitted
a grave
4 riar,look looking Inthedlinuthiinf
despritla poner. and that ii was tike'duty
as well ait the . right. of Um chief, nag bp•
trate of thirthate, and frir tbettime being
the guardian of our libettles,: to" Point
out the &mile . and •Wartt:' tie people
agahniVilieihingernia tendenelesofsuch
:of' tiautpidthit,'Jind that lbr. his
PibuilkelidiesileallaktirM In oar'hehalf
hg nierlis mOidie the . nordhd
aPPiPbol‘iliot 0; 410,1 404 1 . 10 t7
flthericup• ; • •
Strang ;aorta their inehntree to •
eontettuye. , : •
A general pollircel debate ensued, but
F. 14 1 1 : 1 1 111 * 8 4 1 : 114 . 1111 * Ferhigon.
; ;/1 1 0 . . 94§VM4441,.4, 0 1t*;.01 ,
1 4 8 00 1 Deolo
imta vp;oclikkess.,* sFe s :Y?.o4 . ! l ,lsw 4 af
tit raw tits tOPAY oilYieresalsn'&ll,±4o
e Niece ecunialtbeietoeststleg of.tbe Al
lellbsT "snarl* end that edoseqataty
poky "tenet, be seetteed 'of outing ekaltue
tbitlitopeittltia; 'bough Bone bet' Wbli:t
voystflii 'Wrier. • 7 7 'l3
The lanid or Pirblle Chiritbw;
through )r. Worthington, present a
manger idatenrent to (lepers' Kane's re
port to-day.
Hones, Jan 20 hom the
Comridttee du Constltntional Iterkirm, re
ported a hill'far s constitution' einireit
tior providing' for in frdeetion .0 the
*l* TO.e.siblY. 4:44! ue-if fur or
&giblets einiventien. 1414 piPbpis is the
earns titnetrielect deleglteet Yew
lien to be held on: the Alit of
et Harrisburg; 0,6r-deisigOis Mtge
to be chiwon,-eseh rote lair
twenty ; one hundred and tonne are * *el
b 4o3 4 o An i rellt the - itionato,rial distrlcts;
eaoti aingle - illairiCt Jac,:
. 'Pie two, in the double
.dis-
Intl* oftelt elector 1;s to vote . Gtr four, the
11X higitest • candidates. to be declared
elected ; the, irinde 1:41iliellail/11 to-con
sist or 143 ureonibeire; the Nita be twelve
deflower= day F,r two hundred days,
and dye dollars for every di) , in extsre.
Ordered printed. ' .
BILIKAL Arrrivirtons.—The hequebey
ig Kidney affections, and Me many com
plaints arialurfruas diseases& the Uri.'
nary Organs.. give *tneeeloss for moth
study and Inteattkolon artho.e dlM.
Ws: The old and - tho young. this MO
auditio n toe; are all more or lose Nubjeet
to Limes troublesome alfeetiossa
the illabotes of Intent* to the gout_ and
ravel o[ old age, the muds ussis la
borer 'et his toll, to the luxuriOur liver
at his atm. , •
From the very nature ()tour peculiar
system of prictlee;we have perhaps had
more expeeilence In the treatment of
these affections than usually falls to the
'lot of any practitioner In the mud time.
And it lain these affections More than
any other that an examination of the
urine is required, In order to understand
the true '
nature of the disease, All [uri
nary digicultlas arise. from gravel, nor
do all gravelly indications salsa from aG
faction of the Kidneys, and It Is by. an
examination of the urine alone that I hese
Gals orate be verified many times.
And It le by the precise distinction be
tween the many ill. belonging , to these
Organs, which weare enabled_ to make
by this examination, that we are as Suc
cessful in their cure.
The terrible sufferings, the writhing
agonleic the painful iliMenities;and the
wretched sleeplctoin4 occasinned by
affecthins of the liddneys and Urinary
Organs, tuake It•nintter of study to the
humane, physician, worthy of the imbio'
cause he has espouaul.
Aud he who would not put forth his
utmost power for the relief of those ter
rible annoying diseases, whereby so
many quietly suffer hi agony becituseicif
their delicacy, is not worth lobe treated
in the profession.
Many detical ladies have• lived a' life
of .sM:hiring from 'some of -theist dis
eases, who might have had pure of
health hid life complaint been under
stood by their physician.
We believe that wo bavo trollied quire
patients laboring under these difficul
ties than any other physiciin in Me State
of Pennsylvania, west of the Allegheny
mountains, and do not hesitate to say
that we have cured a greater percentage,
by one-fourth;than has been done by any
others.
These !LA:tat:an bo. verified from our
reixwds., We seldom fail to relieve our
silents of their suffering in those die
eMies at once. From close attention and
long and patient investigation, we have
learned to know 'the prechie nature of
all these affections, and have found out
eiactly the kind of medicines to be used
In each. Our remedies lu those erendapt
ed to each particular case, and will give
relief at condo. Try Ment for yourselves
and verify the fact. fiend us a vial of
morning brine by express with name,
age, and P-0. address of the patient, and
we ran send thetwessary medicines.
Diu. L. ..T. L. OLLIP/LUZ,
ITS Grant St., Pittsburgh, Po.
illeisegri . Dawns Coal la
all awe Instead of PILL/3, lIPSOX V k LTC CAS
?Olt OII« de. • Ifigtkly karate& !Snout to take
CLltJtelt 'like it. • thin ISO cents. Wholesale. It
E. hollers d Co.„, 113 Wood street. Pittsburgh Pa.
Yoe sale it lIUUO AXDBLESSENII Bowe, thug
Wore.
bIIVOUCEIL—AbooIote Dbrorcer lepally ob•
tabled to New VOA. Indians, Dltul.. aid other
butes, for rereads from any Meteor coantry,aoo•
'cotton. etc.. votticleut muse; Do publicity. No
charge until Orono is obuticed. Attsice free. ' •
Addtesr,• 11100NIN.; AlfilhON.
Commences at Law,
Ou2-10171 Buoacnchr, New Torb City.
F - qrpr2
ELLIDI rr 7 . AVENS. I ; OII Doe. '2Bth, 1870,
by Rai: P. Spriggs, me.
oP ItochOttorft., to atlas Ada . Ja
, rots of Alexandria. Vs.
, (Ragiati Copy.)
PlTTlißtllltal MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE PITIE. StZET7E. I
• - Ilcutuse, 1871.
11EANS-41 5042 per 1-ushel.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-31(431 ctn.
CHEIt3E-Is dull but unchanged.
Western Reserve 140141; Ohio Factory:
15481.1.1, Ohlo (loshen at 13€016; N. N.
Goshen loal6S• •
CRANUERRIES-4110 - G.lB per bbl.
EGGS,-Freish elms in light supply.
but the iMulvy continues light; may be
quoted at a0( . 43; milts. Pickled dull
but unchanged; sales reported at 22(427
cents.
FLOUR—There is a continued fair lo
cal demand and while the market is
firmer there is no change to make in
quotations. We continue to quote west
ern flours at $5 7566 25 for spring, itti 00
®6 50 fur red winter wheat, and $0 rs®
for white. live flour $5 50.
_GROCERIRB—The grocery.' market
has been quite active this week, the vol
ume of business iu the aggregate having
been tumsuallv largo, and ILY stocks are
trade ver n w il irl bru connote briskit is
fo e r l so n . t t u ed weekst t hat
to come. In regard, to prices there are
no important changes.
PROVISIONS—Tiffin shOldeffs
e Ribbed aides 131 am; Plain sides 14}
"cte; Sugar cured llama 171®17i eta.
Lard, - pritne kettle rendered 12c. in Ics,
and 13din
New Aiieerthwiients.
#411126 4111113611
HAS , RECEIVED ,
A newsitaal wOll iseli•eted
:tSSOIitifENT OF
DRY-- GOODS,
BEM
SAID.SI=IIIIII4,
WAR,:
IM=ll
AND.
- I3A4LIZMNSTA.R;4I;
1111
1 ;
%mien ID
tadviott
. .
DIVIDEND NOC A2O.'
• Niiiirceir,i t. diva as Vairtit tbn.hm.
1 , . . Retuntius.Jameary MAL- f
tllll,Board itinktors Shb. Mak bary
'day 4keloydAt Dlvldead of 71.• Der t".• U P'
OS ow cattitak•V•W RwiA Obir 4 = aI" P" .
st. EDOIOII o.' Pei ON all .10^ ra:111,4
County and local—tad ble od de
*wow.] paya
t $3OO TM NON
Aiiimmno• rove ligri a "lr r ar.g
pluperist al hoe ad... so.
a dr"ihdl.rr r
ardlaM t wirr. .
a5 .4.1°."7„)=.
.4.1°."7„)=.
Wag, endurora by 4.4, toad.
"'WWI"' aw /M A lrit l M.VVl l it in E s cil CO.
Jastllo.l% , • • - Pittodeld. blio.
Lalrntalakl'ottatabie a tuba for sae at tbi Ark
ova Wilke.
Neetratitiverti:genieati.
VVAII.II frittlt amid Ina •44 mem" 0 ;4 Do
• Imiabag.. ,Aldrev. ► ATTA. 10.00.. Pitt.
8 O'CLOCK. tA:,.
_ - - - -
etiiiis iftfis
• Pr eenellug di/ OENIII with alga.
beigitt..-yrt'or It 03 en Lid brie, yea lull receive by
math AWL •torrect pletrwe of roar (attire hue.
bead or vtfe, with maw and dale of auirriao.—
Aildrerr Iy.IDX. P. V. Drawer so. 11. Ytatote
jealiblvr
,
C omb Vil=ge w any . Co pt iciretr - T nim. - ba
Meek ur bmscii. It contain. no poison. Anyone
cat tile It. One ecnt by well tar one dollar. Ad.
Ors. MAGIC CO.llll Mk, Sprinted. 1*....
. _
17E 46 PE9 lll '
isr.Acm, %nue.:
with lb.. Undo 7a dideur.
t- litourautrd In snit all lanes. -
, t For ode everywhere. And for
We, Irbo7omolo. usOy. by lb.
(.r of Alkarir .1 Ater*. Tea
CO.; I Much tit. New Yard
. P. bon 5506. dead AT
Thr.w.href !.:irerriere )„„i t ka w
BOOK . At3ENTS WANTED.
• 77te Land of Sacred ifyatery. ar fhe
Bible. Read la the Light of ils:Ozen
Seetierg.—Rev'tl. W. L. linge'es new
book Is now rosily. Printed on noted paper, tr
Gard to beautiful etyle, t rondos 200 roperb &s
-prucingr end le one of tba moat valuable Biblical
books ever Innen. Is even" (molly enters tbr IW
Me he to be found. and there aro wank,. of theta.
th.re can Ibis work lw arid. Agrnta tippnet
ale MIA. We want runs Oro f ir Prof. ATrWIt'S
• .
•
.814.1f-INTEItYItITING FAMILY BIOLK,"
th e arstufeet beak eves loosed. beteg his cruet°.
oriounced by oralcs the floret rad
met complete 11110 extent. null baring a huger
ale Mae any effur (Arm Ribteseanbleed. Spleutf•
Idle Utast wed—contains a dkttatkery ur ihelltble,
with 100 Nngretioge. alio-tor, -reach bout, eie.
sad eautki arty reader Worm Ale ma eoeurts...
fury an the Seriptur“ as Al atafies (Ana. Auy
etteet or per..ou who mode tills. end "the draftee
the mnet proAtable and lautsoruhla buffoon, Feud
for circular. with full luformseloo. WOUTIIIN
TON..1)1114T1 1 Al CU— Hertford. Cann. I Janlthl
A stunt. Wuntoti...—(6324 a okoalb)
.n.,by the disertetta iieUtte. Madrid.* Lb, 800-
Tax. .S T... ST $?. 1.4141., No. htellt;lee.
SALESIEN WARTED.-
Bosinem boporable. 1 4 to competition, liberal pai
given. 8, W. E - 8174110Y. 88. 4tb St., PMI4.
Jantl:4Bl
Enfrgrlie Farmers IraAfal Yroas it
avuzioo can be made during the Idle Mater
months. flustneee pleasant and honorable . rar
farther 111111111Ct4rs of tble Irperla/chance addrevi at
came A.ll. lInIOAUD. Pbtladeiahla. . Jaall4w.
AGM S, 1:117.1.1=-A per
=
- Iliac free. Address Atuerkao nook
31ALE rEtist.t Co , J11:41
THE !NAND Ifl HIE 119BICETEli s
LIVE LAISCHAACE COEIVVIIIr
awns t 1 number of good Azeuts, also a osiers*
csol Arent for Western Pransiirstd& load a good
general Arent Fords.. Gerona Cogan. of' Poor
Addtres Ilsod In tiara Uelfe 11!
Montle 4th Stroset, Ptlodelphts. lon Elsr.
S 5 ton' per day andas 111{1 flak. Do it
situation salesman. it or sear
hoax, to Introduce oar UM stood HAW Dirt
Cloilees Lbw, to laa forever. 001011 MIN ibla
chance. Sample free. 66artos Mama Rive
Hine Worbo 1 Wlo. El. K, York, or 16 Dearborn
Huai elocaga. 111. , 1an11:1
Free to liook Aygontai.
We wIU send a bandrome Prospectus of oar New
Illwara(ed Family /Übe to our Book Arept tree
of &sm... Addrcss National Publisklaz Co Phi
ladelphia. Pa.'
ISSUED JA111.13T,1371.
"WI Choice selections, No 3." Cootslu
-IU3 lug the best new Chines .for Declamation.
Belts Hon. de. Brilliant Oratory. Thrilling bro
w:neat awl Sparkling Humor. Tau pagm; Paper 3.
oents ; Cloth. 75 ctn. Art your bookseller fur It
or rend price to P. Garret d Co. Phila. Po do
I‘ 7 ll N o T eektru A tt j rinf l i 2 B o lllTlnA;ll
3fACLIINE Jlas the tudderfttd, ee the
to
stittol: (alike on bob shim )sod Irthfleeneed
The beet and cheapest-Family Sewing Machine In
the market. Adirca. JOHNSON. ("LABEE d
CO., Boston, Mom: Pittsburgh, Pa.; Chicago, BB
Or St. Louhi Mo. Jaallgne
A G kf. Pri'D WANT D - a
D S
FUR TUE LUSTUItIi OF 14'
C RC H • Up
PON Prof. KNOCK'
D. E.=
From Adam to the pfe.ent day.' LE;ht bluttneta
Pd. ta,:i and Wiles everywheir. fiood Pay. Need
for circular. 7.14:61.141 Mcel.litlif. Philadel
phia. Pa. Jaull;lor
REDUCTION. OF 'PRICES
TO CONFORM TO
REDUCTION OF DUTIES,
Great Saying to Consumers:- •
By Getting Up tqulbii.
Virl(end Ror onr new Price LW and a Club
rum will accompany it, containing foil ditectioom
making a largo oaring to consumers and remotte
retire to Cult orgmuilura.
GREAT AMERICANTEA
CuitYANI. 31 &33 VESEY STILE6 4 I'. NEW
YORK. P. O. _
NV1.71-1:41,S
co*lc •.. Hoetiewenk eselnon, Aerie.
rhalDryness of the throne at ilk ludo Hoe and Catar
dimmer.
'MO wonderful' mimic= dlscorru of Carbolic
Aoki, lls7lssilited4o - 15ecoaas one of lb, greatest
blessings bammtboti In Its appllestlog to dbea.no
or the IOZOOk,?0,/ Its groat corstirs,qualltio• 41,
erection' alba CUZIOT AND LCMGB.
Dr. Wells' Catholic Tablets,
be.wa the great remedial agent Carbone Add
contain other ingrediesits maternally rozommeug ,
ed, which chemically combine. producing a 'llate
let more highly medicinal and hatter adapted for
diseases of the throat than any prepsration ever
before attend to the public.
CAUTIONT rso ; Ds Wi s Ca u U n
000 D i -e l PALMED WrIP TOr 11% Tame ITZAD. •
FOR COCGIIS AND COLDS
Wells' Carbolic Tablet:4
ARE A BURR CMG:. TRY TIMM.
• BOLD BY DRUGGIST u.soll;ier
Notice. Lai / - 'artitiosit:
IN the Orphans' Court of Allegheny Comity. 1..
1. No. 4, June Term. 1810. In the matter of the
Estate or Frederick Wendt, dee'd. Writ °CIs...
t its.m. To Dominick O. Cunningham. Joseph LL
Culllngwood, Nancy Wendt, James Wendt, Har
riet W eudt, now Intermarried with William Hob
ertnin Frederick Wendt. p minor, and who kit
110 • Gnordlan; Klein Wendt,. now intermarried
**ilk John W. Patterson, who is now deceased;
ChrielLm I. Wendt. James I'. Wilton. Mallen F.
Witham... aunt.
intermarried with Henry &summed; John doom,
Mary Ann Jones. widow 3 wiow Intermarried with
Wm. ii.Jacobyt Nancy D..Sulltran.now intertnar
Heti withJas.V. W items ;Frank W. Suillnui.lleury
A. Mildew. John McKee. William K. McKee and
Henry Mckee a lunatic, of wham W. C. Anghin•
bangn is that...emitter:
Tonare her.hy notified that an Inquisition wilt
be held In pursuance of the above mentioned writ
of Panitkoi or Venation; on the prrudees In the
Dornugt of Birmingham. Allegheny county, j'eutt•
sylvan - la. al Lot No. One, ln du plan of the Die
mingben. Glass Companyln raid writ usenthined.
On Pridy. 0.1 lUh day of I4roary, A.
at leas o'clock, a. na., to make parution to and
among the helm of said 'deed., in each manner
and In 'nth perportioss 'as by the lawn or this
Commonwealth 4 directed, de., at which time
and place you may altendit you think coronet
nuuu S. f/LIMINO
tiberitTs 0111oe,FlItsburgit. Dec. ri,
Lamm., Y. A, kiaKtn.. v. A. TlAnAlca.
G. R. BARRER 41k Ana . Bripoloi. IL.
11.
G. 6:11411K86 & Bram kWh, its,
.13 A. N- H, ,
•
Dealers to Ezehamze, COlll. C 001.01.11.
Collett lons made on all accraaildo
Palled :gate. and Canada; Anal:mots of Masi.
aut.. Muntfacturers.and Individuals, 'ached.
- Inter-tat Crowed on time depoallt, llorreapor,
demo nlll - retelve prompt attention. Viectl:ly
Iter car Ulu Ve.r
Itrldtto anderslyeed,
Erecatur attic hut •will and testament of
lath Workman, deceased. will caws* to public
sale et the Court House in Bearer. on Thar.
day,ry BIM, 1871, as 10 etc/ark,
a. 1112ty Shares of 'Mock ' : th e Com
pany fur erecting a lirldye Ott? Big Dearer Creek,
al ur near Wolf Lane. lo thon coma?' at Bearer."
. - WILitON, Etaiddr ,
Dearer. Doc. 111.
8659 per Months. The . beslrellirw book eras
published.'DENT V whoseN our new work,
PLAIN IiONIE TALE AND NIEDiCAL
,ilgo.lll2llolil suraist, •
have no cordiWtltlon. There Deter wail a book
pubthhed 111 It. Any body can .11 In. .Erery
body want, ths,llaug agente are now puking
from Vivi" to Ifp per month selllnu tnle %( alder
book. Sepases DescrlptiseCircola sent free
on ipplieglon. Walnut good Uri AVOW ; men
r:hu can fail appreciate the ininits of
,the work,
and the fact that N owls iy unleersul Want. Agent*
who &Ant to do goal Ili wallas make money Ad IM.
,„
,bint3.l 4.14 likocediri Street. New Tork.
Itegort
, o e f r the 'e . oe t t y lltgttlaz i Natlitsmt g ; ti
chose pir bastuesa te t the Seth .1. of 1).•c ether,
1!!!!!!MiiiiEfa!Il
. .
circrilculla -
. . 421 GS
U. 8: ISOndi to Kale; tirtntatton,. . 1: 7101.00 00
It, ti. Dods sari Secarities MI band:— ii 41.0 W 410
1/rui bop Nrilloamil Baulaa..,. .. ......
... :7
1 ,
T r ume thy tiww. ra li al u rrial ..... .. • • . - . 11.774 51
. ....'.'..;:i , LAI ila
. Vila .91
40113
3ri6 time 4eludlng 'limps) • 401.1.1
8111. at attlkeis 01111.10mal anko.— . ...... .. ';'• ' 1 ./ 33 " )
Vlllololl,osEreoty I Inc-India, 1ar....)
11 _.•" • ' • • . • - it.r.i.
Lon( ratiet. ote. • o.sizrOD
oo
Ptefeboss.., ....' -. ....... . ... .:...... i, to: so
. .
.. firr.v* rt.
Total . .... .... ... .... .........
LUMIXFIca...
.. .
7 . 4 . 1"ack P*lB is..
..... '. . !'**: .. .. ** 1,1.94: :II
Mu rat d.. : .. , .. ; , • r , icia..4ll' 9T
D L ' ...... ' . ....... 7i..111 95
, i lr ••= 2 ,1" : .......... ....**.^.*
2,9119 11— 11.9.1 71
. riaral tout circulation. tuirrtatulln. 104.111 CU
lOW. • • ' ... MOO
larialre• oared ..... Dia 114
Z. 1.111191
b1 . 1; ". ..4 .0 !reliant' Baulta.... —. :: . .... : . tru fat
Lao to *Me MO. awl ILruk, •.. 1.1`119a
. .
•
Tow • its:roma
qf 1...1ird..11061. 1 / 4 .Ctukier
c m
o.y 01 fkavt . r. I:" of Um itt lowa but k
pewter Voltam% do aulotottly 'antra* that the *hose
totem-tut to truq to the boot °troy knout ledge atol
belief. • fr.:MY:kill/ 11001, Cawhlcr.
,
babfetibed uld atllrmett beton, ow Ibis thltd
dat orJantuiry. • 31u.roN TwinrfrAD, N. r.
torrect—Atte.t:
BENJ. WILDE.
ta,s. autsir.it. • [kirsch*,
(IEO. W. BAIIIIXON.
Jaiisary It 3I;Nw.
-FUMING., Dealer In 11 1 00 la apt Shoe; of
every derertption. at tor pncel, and 1 . .1 a an.
perktr noddy., Rain 111, Some Falls, Pc laantly
linnamith. New warn. Dr
rantwa t material, wade to °ME ?. An
watn. Repairing mealy done. Pricer tow.
Munn ISt- Rochester. Pa janttly
s_ a
=I
ISM
WILSON , SEUTZLE,
AVd are auw 40' iles Piddls •
A FIRST CLASS SEWING MACHINE
... Sisperlar 14714 of
Embracing all the klairdl •
fogad la Harope sad Mani, at a P4C . N
461".WifittgitrIbegt"V"..
; U r.i1441.11L4C; Vr,ll - 4 •
, ,
andenktiorl Bombe's of lbelleW/Or ,
ty tor tbe nworit albs ltdeargarill•fr o •
ten end th e 1111LMAP Pli P 4 14 / 11 J 1,
CULYZ lu tow for melee thOo."1,1 re, In
Ihronnplieity of :DOWN 'IN torn.
brim wrier atotelnolle• Vied Pat boV "PM'
fonwtoce. ere believe II 1,.• net mirospo .
Idaehlee le the snorbrt,•
,' • •
A'. let 2 .oltlkfee. •-• •
.1 11 .1,111.11,14rete i..-111+.; ,
fr - Fret. fv3i rs. . Mut
lire 'D-Petlller ••Terer. J.
N.- D Itlene er.
y.
I•.leyloe.. E. Inienew.
Mr.. ,Lter. J. 11.4,11110 , . MU. 11. A. Wbortoe,,, •
1,1r1: Rev. W. U.' Lxtl , PAL Ayr.re Johnsen,.
Mri. Reg; T. D. Prol,. MD.II. M.
.141., Dr. Madly. . Pew Zola Alll..a.
Moo, A. Bwoler Pare Loa. e.
Xrr.:111111ffl oknows. Mts. Andrew Wb.fte,. '
Kn. Siordat.l:ll.ltatne.
Sri. Z. Warm's, Amy. ,
Office and Sider Haim l n Third_
_Ht. Bearer, Poi
reantirSetc • ‘, ANDEWSON. AIPI4
Singer Sewing Ifachine.
HINKLEY -KNITTING' MACHINES'.;
most perky and dimples ma eor the kW •
ern Invented.
t abate -popoLar Ik:no bone
proved anal they stand vnthoot rhaL
I
11 lit 1c at the SINGER FAIILY SEWINO A.
CIIMN Obis Way sawnsin • • • .
Price, a lIINKLICY , B Krirrtsint , •
timitarn mu: annVlrs canted hen on owing
tins.
• :- STRAW moirrear.
OCNILUAL
No:11
• Ittt4l 4 treeti ruts berg
Avid. 'natal tot llos Ellnkloy Ito:Sloe ererii.
whore, thd foe s o kilo per is Wooten% Pew*
"hop
Uhl &worn OhWand Watt Vs-, whore then" ore
need .heady 044 blblied, • • '• • •
n or2L - ty . chi $4ll
A MlTlFlellds itiLiiriii.'irritscri: •
i' Emu- .d. es , 11. J .,
ellAXDbliii. hatepiers.
. . .....
. 1i ...5.t - t'5....... chested lbe exnleekett
/ - -:, right of Haver .1111 q
.10, - r. to aseDrbteck . o NONA .
s. ~ . - by aid& they MI pat -
, • i. a e up ynkantte es dtth as
... o . f , , ,tialq Plete r ssithe hers-
" . Mal engirded polish •, t
sad ea I • t sad elastic as to pettly 'Wept Iteell !
to the mouth; nbehulnkell that Oesetty and bonny
eoadltkot, so notch oonsplateed of baniellespland
lessenlatt dale ilattlltty to Weak UM per cent. In.
desql, no one 01.1114., It would be wlllint to smirch, '
old idyls plate mmy longer than they mold eon rm.
kcl, get them exchanged. All twahebneal Den.
dens, performed In the tart and mOy I anbeetntlal
manner. .1n allint teeth with goad..ele.. we am&
lenge chtnialltlon from any nuance, mad can refer
to Hying atibjeme whore W. Flood
tween thirty and holy nem. Anthill: the hummer
Hoe. John /Olson. will =Wax album err laser
tad 'owe 35 yean ago I the "ale
day they re We filled. thughlng Gas re
W.
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new phh. bream? Lt front all WM all
(arena clear; ruUrAkg the *IMMO., 44 ►
mom pteasnre [ether than of horror, and .
Pricer/ha how as any geed dentist In the te.
Ones atilearer Statkro. Ihecheetar Pa.
nett() T. J.. 15 F 43 PHAN laza.
Sixty Fire That Prize Ibtaistararti
ritTHE, ClitiAT
Baltiniore Pim
Manufactory
WILI.I.iII 1i.1.4111E it co..
- Afaniffarturers of
GRAND. SQL. ARE, AND UPRIGIirr•
4011111 e,
• BALTIMORE, JLD. '
"flagetirdentiteirintit ye been teltill tat
Olt neatly Tbirty yeast end npiia tit*o j
keen
alma •Usi Deli napitratasadyrn •toriantut wale
pronouneetthetn unclutlied.
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combine. treat poteeretwcatnetitand
quality, at arch ini great purity of Inttiat
tweetnets throng bt tau entire teal=
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plittit and elastic, and entirety. the
hinud 1a sci . truiny P 4130.6.. , • •
In Workinanhahlp •
they are unequalled. min: mune batthelN!! bed
•[...ONIEU DLL. the tame noltet ~eyed
Is our totrlncer enabling me Is keep at limpeimi
atock of lumber. Sc.. on hand.
Of AU oar 1 4 41:1 Re 11.1,N. have oar Rew Ina.
User Strung Scale en the Arroje Te•hie.
We would in 1 medal attention to 0111 . 1116
Imsroorment•lnGßAND PIANOS sea SWAM
tillA l• !WWII, Ink Whisk bring
Ike INanu senor perfection than bee yet been et.
rained.
Berry liana Pally Worrell/4 for AN kart.
We bate made amegenacent for ,the alois
11 - 4oWato Agexese for the most Celehrided PAR
LOR ORGANS sod MELODEONS, which we of
fer Whole,ale•and lee4lL Cl Lowest Factory Pri
ces. • WILIJAR ICUARVot tea.
enektund Baltimare. JAL
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COUGHS, SORE THROAT, ETC.
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Nio medicine or treatment can exert the
pncerfat et:mitre , pouter
•‘- flit. SININIS'
White ..Pulfflotiie Bals i
It mires w lib ik ragdlty unequ_alied b 7 any other
remedy offer...Mr Yitrceit atm Loot dl.edae,.
is recommended by amrSiMperson• to Wllodni.
100. and hundreds In Plahlhelplea./hatlittere,ead
other cities led comuumllles Ihroughotathe mono
try. Mr. Peanharleli of Wihnlndlea, 1111nols,
write: that tbrre Is not (with a kmereeptioes) a
fetidly In that city who will be without wit plowa
ble to oilcan% Ruch 1, Its popelarttPutenver
it , Is known—endails pormallate Lr4w tram IM'
fact that It mittens'', mare altwhe ma It Theta
Is so ease or C011.111e;COLIrla; MORK TITIIOIIT.
ASTHMA. ITRUNOLIM*. CROUP, BLOOD—
RiTIMIRO. , RUA wad area Maio.'
NARY CONSLIAIPTION. where the system la net
honks, down oath the wear of the dbeirot Sr we
beeded‘ reedkiee. or inetperiereed advice. 'aka(
ads Retrain %la not cure If carefully need accord.
lee to afterlife.: We ruarantee It all we nrors•
sent it to be, sod urviw trial hues lbw entered
so erywhere. Prirs 1,0 Mot& medium shoe mut $1
for huge • Iced bottle.. ' Prepared only by
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