The Beaver Argus. (Beaver, Pa.) 1862-1873, February 15, 1871, Image 3

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notieea pee hue, ten rents. •
:Yr Payments to be made Quarterly, except
Inc traksient advertimmumts. which-west bn paid
in advance.
(11iO.Y.ROWSLSS 40 Park Ilmr. N. York.
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inserting rtisements fa t oar rno e low.
eve earn ntw. Aditelebell In that city are re.
antrum to leave .thelr Sears with either of the
above houses. ,
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lIIIIg Acameu V. 17; Ma11..2411 , tu4Kittllng K l '
a.... 5 an Lactl FlVlght pumas parnagav/ZUI
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gulug West leave Bealref Station us•fol
pm: Mail, 7:43 a. ilk; Local Freight Acarryitig
IletZS.uLtArcomromlattou, 5.47 p. m.
rat. Ihrl. W.. 1: IL a. 11.—Tralas going Not
!care itocbeeter !Station (IL emt of bridge) as fol.
lows: lkwver Yalta Accout. G.tfl am.; Napa aceom.
7. tp. ut.- New Castle orcoub. &NI a. wt.; B. Yalta
kma,mu. II.IU p. m. •
Maimsgoing Wmt leave Rochester Statlou, tat
cud of Midi:etas billows: IL Y. mecum. a. m:;
Lault &mum. bat p. tn.; Kyle night entire. 5.45 p.
in.: U. V. accouk 7.37 p. m.
' Sat le Itoeliesler(Upper) Uu
knave Itua—,
put as : F. aesson.ll.l% a. us ;uun ac
Cum. 7.15 a. ns.; New Castle seams. 11.41.1 a. in;
Chicago exp. 10.51 a. Mg Nasser Yalls amain. 11.15
p. us.; . Cbleasu Ma 111.05 p: us; Erb: esp. 4 10 p. su;
Chicago cop. a.ltl p. m; Brie man D. 55 p. M.
Trams to.nott %Ikea. leave Rochester (Upper) De
pot as fallmas: Chleas;o 8.15 a. na; N.le cap.
s*sa. m; Beaver Yalta accaus.l.ss us.,
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Chi
rap. 11.31 a. la.; Chlcagneop. 1.55 p. m; New (Mr
tle acrum. 4.30 p. us.: Arlo esp. 5.41 p. in; Bearer
FM* aecom. 7.41
The attention of the public is directed
to the followihg Now Advertisements
uhlelt appear for the first time in the
IA ItO US to-day: ` '
Special Notice—McKee. Murphy .t Co.
Special NutJce—Dr. 0. C. Spencer.
Special Nolicellr. Homier.
Special Notice—Drs. Oldshue.
Special Nutiw—Kriabo S Co.
Special Notiee—Dr. It. V. ,Pierce.
Special Notice —lt. T. Taylor.
Special Notices—Hugo Andrjeasen.;
Private Schocil—Mra. S. 13.14arquiii.
M Klima Adv—,Dr. H. T. Holiubuld
Medical Adva—lt. E. Helium
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Waver Academy—C. C. Riggs
New Adve—Dauchy A Cu.
Curd—Daniel Miller. '
Card—Aogust Brehm. -
Fotitiry—Andenton Freyvoglo
New'Atlv-0' Leary tic Singleton.
Public Sale—Daniel Holsinger.
The A riguis'Cle:culatlom.
continence this wook,.foe,tho first Bute,
to work off 1,300 copies of the Annum.
Its circulation has oeVor been so large
befoul. Its subticriptlon list has boon
running up, slowly, it is true, butideadl
ly, nevertheless, until it has reached the
above figures; Nearly all of Its subscri
bers reside iu this odunty, and thero Is
not a Post-ollica within its linlitM.WhiCh
Ii;KN not re vivo and distribute copies of
it. It can then very truthfully be said
that the "old Antics" penetrates every
nook and corner of Beaver county.
• A ”busy•body" iii Beaver in reported
to have maid recently that the Annus wan
heavily In debt, and that he. knew "It was
sinking money and couldn't hold out
long.'? To 'enlighten thin individual as
well as others who may have heeded his
story, wo can Ault•tbetn that within the
past two years the Mutes has cancelled
an indebtednosn of Li,000; that It owes*
no man a dollar now but what limn and
will Pay on de mand; that It mattes Its
paper bills the day they are dui); that it
paym off its employes every Saturday
night, and that its bushiest' prospects
were never more Battering than at the
present time. To us, thin exhibit uf thi)
A noel,' financial condition, Isnot half no
•tmrountging as we presume it will bo to
the " busy-body" heretofore referred to.
We give him a 'cordial invitation "1.0
road, ponder and digest It." For this
gratifying state of things, pecuniarily,
the A anus is under no obligations Wally
particular person, but to our own •un•
%marital attention to bushman and to the
p . mtple generally for a very liberal Rimini'
of thopublic . pa! rouge.
During . the past two years 15S1 editor
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may have said things that , had tter not
liven hula ; lie may haVO done tl io
ngs that
laarbetior b m loon left undone; ant may
have lost 11w frlendshipof persons minima
gooir.Will he wits 1111 . k.10116 to retain ; yet
as an till•set to all this it affords him no
little 'Wigwam to know that in all the
hitter strifes ho has passed throtigh he
has never crooked the 'knee that thrill
might follow fawning ; he has cover
abandoned or betrayed a friend ; and ho
lisS never ac elated a dollar for support
hig or refusing to support any tsuididate
or any ineasure. • ' '
From this time forward the Aeons will
•e along untrammelled with debt;
31811 i "'with maler, toward none and char
ity for all," It will aitrivefur u continua
tion of the liberal patronage heretofore
lemtowell uoPtt Tt. •
• Outrage Outs Coednet.—Wo
that during the protracted meeting held
, In the tiolored church between beaver,
and liridgowfaur, and wlitch wrist brought
to a close oil last Friday "night, there
was a good deal -of disorderly conduct
on the part or white boys and oilers who
call themselves "young men," who made
it suit to be Present almost ovory _even
ing. • A:nn64iog a religious meeting,
whether it Ini4N4dttetud'hy.whitoor col
people, lit IlinPly outrageous, and
lho offenders should be dealt with to the
utmost extent of the law. If Wo know
themamtis of the disorderly 'ones at the
• meeting hero referred to, we would pith.:
[kit them, so that the ts . immunity could
pat a proper estimate upon their real
word/. if a few of 'IL° unmannerly
"Ointment" !wore arrested and • fined
heavily, or locked up 'in the jail a few
days, we apprehend that little good
would tome °I'LL
Torpedoing the liritdi'r
Oil Well.—Du ring thin attonmon(Tues
day) u turpOdo ht to bo exploded In the
Brady's nun Oil Well, at the upper end
of Sharon, The torpedlst halls from Tl
m‘villo, and It le presumed ho T oll. be
Ohio to make things lively near the hot
tole of tho aforesaid well, at the time re
ferred to.
K n.t.un liir NON-ETP46IWK OIL.—A
girl nrnocal Mary (Melia ; fatally
ballast at Peughakeepte, N. Y., last
venial); by the axtqcoOlon of a lamp am
' nailing Danforth's I.4n•Explosive
ituAton Traveller,
inn• only nollnediCarbon Oil; of Klan
laid quality at Thigo Andricamer
er brug Store. .
' Prof. It. T. Taylor. or, the !leaver
Female. kieninary.. -Imo been quite 11l for
the palst couple orweeks. A violent &Id
hull ~ ettled on Ms lunge, and for several
clay'. him coluiltiou ;WWI MOkield.llpoll as
quite critical. Wo are glad to outiouneo
however, that he fa intprdring tit the.
'Privoott time.
Lreture.—Tho fourth lOcturo 4'
of tho
IN/ur.e. :tinier the direction of tho Youn g.
Mon'i Chrbnian Aasociation, will bode.
Siered hrtito If. F« Churoti of this place
nu Friday evening of this week, by Rev.
Soo. I`.l"sys. Pres. of Wathington
lege, l'a. Subject: Talke,%riso and oth
srwino.,
, Ticketi for tho,rernaining lectures of
the eournocan be had for 75 eta. Vail on
Robt. Ceoper, at Orr * Cooper's store.
Testigteraisae Sit CiDurirrarsiagifi
No. 801 t!l' Bawl Tusuplara, Itaxtlatl at
Itutgow, In this county, is in a 11!turish-
Isigeontlltion. Its memberaltipatnounts
to about elity, Including' the' most re
spectable portion of the village, and vi
cinity.
.On the evening of tho 7th inst.
the following Installation of °Moors took
plaom W. C. T., L. Richardson ; W. V..
T., Rachel Dawson rW. 8., Clara Dona
boo; W. 'l'., Laura Boyd; W. C., Robert
MoKeage; W. F. 8., G. H. Campbell;
W. M. 0. IL Howell; W. J. G., Mary
McFall ; W. 0. G., 'W. McFall; W. A,
8., Goo. Ciliation; W. II: IL, Kato E.
Little! W. IL 8., Ella Pettit, W. L. S.,
gila MeKoage. '
C. 'A. Wallaver, D. G. W. C. T.,
oonductod the cereinoules of tnstallatiOn.
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NOISICLESHAND BOVTILKEI3.-Read with
out rail Geer do Cady'a sulverthement In
another outman, and write them at Mar.
shalt, htlehlgan. ' • jaull;ly.
; flu. Pite•ek; with or William Plt
cock, living near Oak Forest. Greene
county, committed idleido butt Saturday
wook, by cutting her throat with a caso
knife. Although the knife Was dull, she
managed to aevor the jugu'iar voln c doath
ensuing about' elovon 'minutes thereaf
ter. She had boon. in poor health' for
some time, lu eousequonoe of whit* her
mind had become deranged. She at,
tempted some Months since to poison
her huxbatul children by putting
arsenic+ In their coffee, and only failed
to accomplish her object by not having
a sufficient quantity of the poison. •
9P. II
Goldris Fountain Pen.—fiomo.
piiig new mil novel. lie sure and road
the advertisement In our paper headed
"Greatest pivention of the Age." We
believe the Golden Fountain Pen bi un . -
.surpasstsl A good pen is a necessity to
(Wary man, woman and •child. Agents
heie Is a ellilkee to mike money In Intro. :
clueing& good and saleable article. ly.
Military Misfilelades or Penalty'.
vast la.—Under our prcitent Militia laws
Pennsylvania is divided into twenty-one
military divisions. The whole organiz
ed militia force of the State comprises
972 commissioned °Moors, and 13,8'114 en
listed mon. The nineteenth division is
composed of the following counties, viz:
Reimer, Butler, Lawrence and. Mereer.•
Beaver has ono company of Militia, to
wit "The Reynolds BilitH.'"fito
officers ore Capt.—Jacob S. Winans;
First Lltiut.—Daniel It. Corbus : Second
Lieut.—J. M. Lourimnore. In this oomi•
patty are :1 officers, and sixty-eight en
listed men. Lawrence county has line
company, vit4 i T i h ra o"New Castle G tt
Neither Misr or Butler county have a
military urge tint within their lim
its.
TEN Amts OF LAND Fun SALE.—Ten
acres of good land adjoining the borough
of Beaver la offered for Halo, at a mode
rato price. Tho lot Is enclosed with a
board fence. For particulars infinite at
the .Anoum ofticti. .janlB;tf
Caine Pitoien.—A pair of very tine
cattle were driven from the farm of Mr.
Hough, near Boalsville, ono night last
week. The thief, supposed to be a man
named Wright, was pursued and over
taken near, Pittsburgh, and the cattle re
covered, but the •thief getting wind of
the proximity of the pursuers, snowed
cid in eluding thein. Sheep and other
stock have disapixarod from the prem
ises Or several 'of the farmers in time vi
cinity lately, 'among others Mr. Jen
nings lost Si head of sheep, and Nils
thought the 55100 ladltidual has had
something to do with their disappeac
once. Wo advise our farmers to keep a
sharp lookout Or auspicious looking
characters, a greatlnany of whom ap
pear to be prowling about Just now.—
Washisyten Reporter.
BANK STUCK WANTKU.-,Atly iierson
having a tow shires of stock: In tho Na
tional Hank of Mayor county for sale,
'can find a purchaser by inquiring at tho
Axons office. • fobl;tf •
Just Itight.—lii some of the Ohio
towns, 'ILO borough atithoOties have
psssed ordinances filling . pesons one
dollar and costs for stopping teams on
the street crossings. A similar ordr
'lance should be in force In Beaver.
Mon, women and children ore ?bilged,
almost every day; to wade through the
mud in order to get arpund wagoiut
whose owners permit Mont to stand om
the crossings.. If a few didlars werecul
icicle-inn this way, driJers , would be
more careful. .
W. 11. bALKTON, 14111CCOSSICir to J. H.
Bence; Quays building, 3d street, Bel::
ver, Pa. flavial; purchased ttiesuftiro
stock or trade of Mr. J. If.
misting of Dry Goods, Millinery Gqi:ols,
Trimmings, Furs, Notions, km, 4/e., ,, I
am prepared. to offer thew at ;such figures
wu will assure .a spotitly Clearmtee
in order to make count fOi' a hir urind
mooned stock of .Spring Aid
would respeetfally Invite thirtriondsl of
the old tirni and tho publialo . givo him
a call before purchasing eliiewhere. Mrs.
Dalston will superintend:Um hullos' Ma.
parttnon febB;4w
THAT eminent chemist, Dr, It. Nich
ols, says: "Use nothing but good legal
Carbon . 011„U:hltM.Ist 0)4=0 enough, and
you are sale." The standard articlu
al
ways fur sale at the Deaver Drug Store.
EDEN DURO 'TWIN.
A correspondent, from Edonboro, Erie
ouusity, rendk ur thu folloivlyg _Routs :
—Rev. Mr. Morrison. of Meadville
preached in lilo in
this place, on Sunday, January 29th.
On Monday he apent a abort tithe ut the
Normal School. Prof. J. It. Chandler
visited - the school iltiring'the past mink.
-Thu blued Templar* of Etteubbro
guvo u tallith! outertainment in the As
sembly Hull, on Friday, the lath Inst.
Their lodge has over uuo hundKad ewer.
burs, among whomlq Miss C'. A. Morton,
of Beaver county, now a student at
Edenboro.
► Monsanto lu Real Llfe.—Miss
Edmunds fa the author of "The Mire)
and Spy,' a book that has reached a
sale of a quarter of a million of dol
lars. liar stony is (olio roMantle. She
seas born In .Movie Scotia of poor butre
spectuble parents, of course'. Thorough.
ly feminine in many of her ways, she
yet had is remarkable love of adventure.
—Her family being lu straitened Or
cuinstancei;.she felt herself a burden to
them, a n d resolving - to make her own
way, she soddenly disappeared and
nothing was heard of her for many
months. One day in thO spring_of 1800.
Mr. Scranton of Hartford, a gentleman
then connected with tha-Americius Pub.
limiting Company, had ushered into his
ulnae a young nman, who gave tine name
of Frank Johnson, and desired to secure
empioyment as an agent for the Compa
ny's books. lie was so pleased with the
young man's appearance once / at he at
engaged him, and Frank started on his
drat trip as a book agent. lie 'followed
this business successfully until the war
broke out whoa ho resigned his agcocy,
joined a tawdry regitueut and wetens
the (neat. More than two years had paa
mat by when ono day there Appeared at
the ollice of the American Publishing
Company, a well dressed young woman,
who had a manuscript to sell. The man
agers refused to. accept it ; • but two gen
tlemen somewhat. familiar with the bus
iness, and Just starting on their own ac
count, did take it and the first year di
vided#l,ooospiece. Miss Eiluntuds, for
rho itSras, borer° leaving town, called
Upon Mr. Scranton, who at j once was
struck with her resemblance to Frank
Johnson, hicquandom agedt, and soon
discovered that ha and Miss Edmunds
were the same person: A wealthy gee
Unman of Ohlo;' who became Interested
in her from reading her book, anal° fur
acquaintance subsequently, and she Is
now under his guirdlanship studying
for the mintitry at Oberlin College.
Wo are Indebted
.t.o.Adjulattt liunernl
Russell, for n copy of 'di annual report.
Alsu to Dr: rilturtoch of the' illuttso fur a
copy of, themapae document.
New Bum lITON LIMES' SEMINARY.
-Tlict Spring Session'—l9 wOoks-Lwill
bogin on Tuesday, March it Besides
the ordinary classes in the English and
Scientific Departments, there will be a
Normal Class, with special Instruction
and Lectures. The advantages far th
study and practice of Instrumental and
Vocal MUsic are superior. Young men,
preparing to teach, or fitting for College,
are admitted as day scholars. Young
ladles wishing to engage moms, or to
obtain a Circular, may address the Prin
cipal. N. R. Journrrox.
febl;aw
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The Third Lecture, under the aus
picei of the Young Men's Christian Xl
soclation of Beaver, Was delivered on
latt Thursday ; evening by Jae. U. Hop
kins. Kul., of Pittsburgh. Mr. 11.1do
acribed• Rome, tho opening of the CP.cu
while:ll Connell, dtc.. in very, choice lan
guage. The only objection we had to
his lecture was its brevity.
Wx clip the following from the/Ms:on
Journal of: atemistry, rebuary, 1871,
which is the highest authority: '
...bissoline Wa very dangerous fluid to
use for household illumination. -Pour
all you have into WO sewer, and never
allow, as you value the lives ofyour fam
ily, a single drop ever again to outer
your dwelling."
A,Coutplluteut to the Ladles.
PostonJoe statistics show that thorn are
seventy-two postmistresses the
United States. ; who remive salaries of
$l,OOO and upWard, besides women In
minor postoillim. The postulistrusif at
Ky., receives 0,000; at Rich
mond. Va.. $1,000; at Springfield, Ohio,
$3,000. The offices filled by women are
reported at Washington as among the
beat managed under the Government. '
Rev. A. 11. Calvert, formerly of
this county, but now in charge of • con
gregation et Etna, Allegheny county,
preached in the Presbyterian Church of
thisapisee 'on last Sabbath. Mr. C. be
longito the U. A denomination, and is
a rising young minister In that body of
Christiang.-1
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AerldeuLL-Aicold gentleman by the
11111110 utVerrell,'"working at running
litnestonit from Zeiger's quarry, In Ma
boning tOwnship, Lawrence county, last
Friday, full (ruin the treaalo work, 801110
ten or twufvo feet, breaking the pelvic
bone. lie is acarculy expected to
A units by the name of Timothy limb.
bit wee standing under the holster at the
furnace of Reis, Brown & Burger, in
New Castle, lust week ) ,
: when "a .large
lump of coal fell off while ascending and
struck him 011 the shoulder. The man
was injured severely, but is about again.
Keykitoue W;c:11 - en alibi. The
event of the week was the meeting of the
Stockholders of flip Keystone Woolen
Manufacturing Company cm Tuesday
evening lunt,.at the ltopms of the Young
Men's Library Association. Neakly all
the holders of stock attended. Vhe
lengthy report of the old board of 'direc
tors was read and approved. The report
shows that ono'kundreil MO forty men
and women. find otoploymimt In these
nilliii; their wageit for the lint year ag
gregath g $33,00:19; wool anteurned, 141,-
000 pouudg, at a costof .80,000. Number
of long elikwls made, 52,000. Profits for
the year ending Slat December, 1870,
abbut 15 per cent. of paid up capital. The
direetorm thought It advisable to declare
a dividend of U per cent. for the last
year, but conaiderini the lack of work
lug capital, 'requested stockholders to
lot it remain as eo wadi sddlikinal capi
tal, which was unntilmonely agreed to.
The election of ()dicers for Wei:resent
year resulted as follows: Treasurer, It.
E.. II oopa ; Clerk, H. W. Wilde; Diroo
tors, Benjamin Wilde, Samuel B. Mc-
Elroy, IL W. Wildo;DaekJeitldelds,Jaa.
Duncan, (Mori° S. Barker and John V.
Miner.—Deaver Valley Herald.
AcknOwledgment.—Little of the
fun misming of sincere gratefulness man
bo gathered from words In print. It
would'be more satisfactory to us If we
„Were able to great personally the many
kind frieinls whe have generously min
isiered to our comfort, 01 their sympathy
and substantial aid during our sudden
loss and . bereavement from the death of
the husband .and father of our home..
But we meat say, Rev. Dr. Murray, who
so kindly aided the- family during the
absence of the sorts, coiled home by tele
grams, and In the direction and arrange
ment for the obsequies, we, must ever
feel under grateful obligations. And the
many kind ladies, irre!tpectivoof denom
tendons' name, who have wodsted in the
preparing for our trauntfer Loa now home,
we etn but utter au acknowledgment
of tiMir flavors. with moat alumna expres
sion of an abiding thankfulness..
All who hnye remembered us . in their
tokens of my mpathy shall over be [ergot
tem us we think on the loss of him, who
was our first treasure, undor the snow.
The Family of , `
'; • r BEN. W. C. P. lIAMILTuaI.
Ilridgewato'r, Vebruari 8, 1871.
The Common Pleas Court of Uncut-
Sey eininty on the 4th inst., returned 'a
verdict of t. 1,000 and ocusts—Visi—for the
plaintiif in the owe of Fanny Watt vs."
Sand Lloyd, (or aulliug liquor to her hus
band, front which ho took the delirium
tryncus and died a horrible death in 1869
In the tows of Winchester.
Another ease Is rail peudinu, to be
tried at the April, term, of this same
'tumult-its widow, vs. James Itosegraut,
for throwing herself and household
'quits out In the street and taking pos
session of the hirincetead for whisky
hills. 'The lodge of Good Template aid
ed Atm Watt In the dnujust closed by
advancing fees to couttml *Geodetic° of
ituportaut witneesee at court, !to.
CIIANOE Or Flit3l.-J. H. MIMI; Dry
Goods, Millinery, Furs, Notions, ac.,
MercbantQuay's block, Beaver, has dis
posed of his entire stock of goods, fix
tures, au., to Mr. W. D., Dalstou, who
will continue the business in the same
manner as conducted by Mr. Deuce.—
Mr. •Dalston is a reliable experienced
business manomd will doubtless do a
large bustness at Mr. Renee's (artier
stand. Mrs. Dalstou has had many
years experience In the business, In New
York City and will attend the ladles'
department here. The new firm intend
opening out with a fine Stock of Mil
linery, Fancy Goods, Dry Goods, ate.,
and respectfully solicit the patronage of
Mr. ilenco's former customers, and the
public generally. Give them a call.
fellB;4w
Aturoal Report anise Managers
orthe Western Ir*, nowtlaa.—We
are in receipt of the annual report of the
managers of the Western Pa. Hospital
for the year 1870. •These minageri have
under their direcliou two separate estab
lishments, to wit; the Hospital for We
insane at Dixnunit, and a General Hos
pital for the aleleand &aimed, within the
city of Pittsburgh. It has three sots of
managers—one set for life on payment
of 41.000 each. another set by election,
and a third as State managers. The State
managers ant lion. Daniel Agnew of
Beaver county. B. L. Fahnestoek of Al
legisenyrtonnty, and Dr. Thomas Me-
Kerman of Washington county. At Dia
-1 'mint, on I",tec. Ist, 1870, there ware 401
patients-237 males and 164 females; 9 of
these patients INTO sent from Beaver
county.
The numerous hied& of Dr. J. C.
Levis of Bridgewater, will be pleased to
learn that he has entirely recovered from
his reemAlllness, and Chit he is again
attendWto his medical duties.
10 1 0,4 1 1,ffillighltikellir f eritk
potato ochaols aroj now ithlinic
ca
hibitiuon, wo Elwin& the following from
tho corporal's Sch ool Festival,"
which, we doubt sat,' caw hp roa me d
with plealgag etreet -by our public
school mils: •
'EntSOlll. 'PrAIRTN.
UT MOS. V. It C. SLADIC.
CHARACTERS— • -, • - .
COLIMIIIA. Biome Joaarvart. •
UMW Attalla tirr Dtrn isatha t Osumi&
Wouneaia armed fa segos' eelore ; Thum
Sat is essatet.lM _Wenn :Amman Jon;
Tess cras s CAM YoNMPIASCA WATS seers
a Arcot, VW_ talaala of her ACM.. Shure
ataxia/Sake iadmadhe .swaid es Air ye
ponikar, la the arm stree: eass,..ea.
Ms CAOlidialeeeppor dime seelsale.,-
Maa ; NAVADA. sr 84110 6 ; CAMPPIIII7.4 r
eskt ; Desalt/Las 11001 , As 41 . 6 &liiiiisil drew,
The erns
_ahead be w.w.w with Asa Won
sad auras Camases mot Mu • Mira, me
tre, mt. aid Wm 'Maki fwi . po em fee near.
in the gifTs. Demmer or Comoua a*avtd
' meirrsad anyeneeerea.
ttleio,
aeir4
Cblueibta: Undo Salta ''Seiti•fitkle lir
my Union party. • ' , 7. •" • - • -
Uncle Sax. sualre. fele - Callintblar
hope you're Well and lesaiiy.
CIA. Quite well, good ERG'S I.l'lll he
' joked you's', here; 4 . , - -, -,
It will bounds support to liftrigairlestr.
1 . [Abler Bao. 36teaSKA.N.]
And, Brother Jonathan, I hope to see—
Dre. Jessaikais. -Weal, neuw, Colima
by, shake bands; here I be.
116 w big $ party will ' , ye have, Wye
s'pose? •
And will the yoUng folks poke hen at
my clothes? ~
1 0.4 No, no, dear brother} not• one
bit of danger . ;
Yo •will not meet, to-day. • single
stranger.
Only the children, coming home once
more,
To see their mother, now she', ninety
four.
Almost a hundred I Jonathan, alas !
Our days are as the grass; like sands
they pass!
Bro. 1. 0, who! tkilumby, now don't
cryy no snore ;
Somebody's knoekln' ; I'll go tend the
door.
' . ... Lii.liger Dun'. ov Coius6l44
Mt. Oh, 'tie my little' District ; she's
so near, j
She Is the very first ono to appeir. ,
(Eater New .Esotand - Suttee; Uitcfac
Hair receives thew dad presents them to
COLUMBIA ; each salutes Air, kiwi! her
hand, tad Shea is placed on one side of
CoLuson.s.]
Molise. I touch this sacred hand with
loving lips.
Receive from me a mudel,of my ships.
N. H. I bring a soupier that a king
might own;
Made from free pints from our Mount
Washington.
Vt. And I a crown wreath lit to dock
• queen; '
Made by Omen Mountain g i r ls, of lau
rels green.
Mass, I bring you fabrics rich, of vs
rued stock,
Prom hills and vales that end at Ply
mouth Rock.
Bro v i e; - 4Anetidoe.u:
out yet, Massachusetts
Old
ne
But wbat she bragged on Plymouth
Rock you bet.
I ....
(bon. bring my fair, pure law., to
',show to you ; ..
Mother Columbia, see, they are sot
"Blue P' •
R. L I'm little Ithody. and I bring
you this;
Mother Columbla,bentland.takea—kb'..
Lbt. By and by daughter+, we will
talk some more.
Hark, Jonathan, pray don't neglect the
door.
BM J. Yes, yea, Columby, I'll tend;
don't you worry
I'll see who thomplu . out there, in a
hurry..
(Eater N NW NNW YoNN; u l nas Illanpresents
• her.]
Uncle R. This is New York, the
grand. prelud.Empire Shop.
•N. Y. Lame alone beenusert bare so
Bro. J. You lest hold OH, find give
the West fair chance.
And llRuda will One ye in the dance.
Uncle S. "Hold op." New York nose
dues, but Illlnobs
May catch up, if she tan; she has her
choice. -
Bro. J. Wal, here's New Jersey, tit to
stand beside her;
With—sure's you 11411--ifeg of Newark
cider!
Peon. And I, Peon's Keystone State,
with loyal eon!, •
Offer Colombia samples of my opal.
Jonathan, the door..
Bro. J. Wal, mow. I dew doclalr,
Ef here don't comes:our little Delaware!
Aud she's got on.the same old Swedish
arms •• • •
She wore Id sixteen tisirty.seven, I
. ---
My eldest daughter, and n.y lit
tle pet, •
Say, do son love your dear old mother
yet
Del. Yes, true and dear, Columbia,as
when
I was thine only child; and loved thee
then.
Md. I bring a heavy offering in my
hand ;
'Tie useful trait ore, from Maryland.
Bro. J. Now realty. Columby, that
alu't had ;
No knowln' now soon you'll need an
ironclad.
E. and W. Va. We went where rail
Mount Vernon's willow weep.,
To bring thee flowers from where thy
• hero deeps.
(lief. his an omen good that thus ye
C 111110;
One memory, one love, almost one
name.
Uncle A See, fur thy blessing throe
now bend and wait;
Georgia. "Palmetto," and the "Old
North State."
(leo. I've sweet potatoes, beat the
.South tau yield. ,
N. and C. We've rice and cotton
from sea-hole and field.
Miss. wad Ala. More cotton from the
Gulf's rich shores we bring ;
Thine is the cotton, though the cotton's
king.
Florida. I offer garlands from the
land of dowers,
Culled in my lowland swamps and live
oak bowers.
Bro. .I. Wel, I remember wisest them
• boowers was holes.
To hide away the skulklu' Sesnipoles.
And when .the 'harurome flowers you
had, were fower'n
Crook lopes, in them swampy lands
o'yourn.
la. Wrought la tit forma COlUmbiei
, lip to greet, • .
WO bring bright samples of our sugars,
sweet.
Bro. J. (Is a whisper.) Neow,Rhody,
since you're standiss' in there handy,
Yon jest meow, on the sly; pass resound
that. candy
Knock, knock; cousin'; wonder
who ye be f
OA. I welcome Texas f . my "Lone
Star" I see.
Od. O'ro the Pacific railroad, vest, I
came.
Bro. J. Wal! you're a shiner! Yell"
us what's you're name?
OA. I know my darling from Pacific
shore.
Cu!. Receive those chains of gold ;
this golden ore. •
Ark. and Mo. Within your more are
gift. that we bestow,
Our flocks and herds that loudly bleat
' and low.. •
Bro. J. Neow, Uncle Sam, you'vegot
'to help 'tend door, It
Here's Western gals contin', half encore,
To laugh at me they'll to each other
beckon,
But 'taint uo wee to axes, thau 'tie to
reckon,
Ate . rf they hint at soup of codfish tail;
I'll jest hand out to them 'bout prairie.
whales.
Uncle S. Jonathan, don't Its'
sensitive,
Our dimity Motto should be, live—let
live.
Od. And, Jonathan, I'm sure it Is
small loss
Whether they ride a horse, or you. A 044.
Just tel them reckon, or, erhaps allow ;
You ealelati and guess, now that, you
know.' ,
Since we're In motions, why, of course,
we're sectional; „
But, seems to me, we all may be slim
- *long.
.Are. J. here's Tonneau*, with ole
Kentuck to back bier. s
Tenn. , and Ky. Take, If per chance
you choose, some fine tobacco.
M. (Angrily.). Wltett • U I chew!
What insult! Rimini brook it?
Bro. J. Wal no :re put Ulu sly pips
i
and smoke t. • -
Mete S. They only most, (*Mashie;
_ . did you cheese. •
To me their product Men will have, and
use.
ad. My children, your old mother
made tubstake;
Give use your hand, receive a cordial
shake. . -
Ohio. Fair mother, ace my wealth of
• golden core.
lad. and 111. And ripened grains
from our broad prairies shorn.
Mick. See, I . noun dike Superior's
lrs distant es ni shores
anßci ablaing , precious cop
per
mot Who. We, from our mime
per on.
- bring wedges of our lead,
For bullets that we pray you e'er may
need.
Mien., Or. and Kan. We bring mot
here our gift your halls to Dumber;
But Mad to us for lots-of melts and loat
her. .
Penafactirri..
opliiremvsour.. .
Welt lill these pith our,
Bro. J, moo, &rot, plot's that
limeade,' vow. whit:
cot.' inmate my 13TI hi
,: obi
werlenritrra:
They °dote to Jlll'oll'oo' l Union pallor
glories,
fly winging 'Pops &cep my rich WM.
[Rater beskirties WolitntoseN blotto,
blesneoxa. Ilbsatese. ILT.Tbus 001.0ios-
DO, AILIZOXA, NEW MEXICO, 111DWIf
TXIIIIOIIIII4. MGa should be to
backwoods dross, and witA rides, • Th e y.
stayt.l-
Tam -whea t ices:7 Co ma Nadas ems?
The boys thekentne asarehlujr been the
West hassettt bomb
ir mitem, Im m o,. slut theyestt !tussah t
busrah
"Wiiiireatilaytueif./Olatedo, , • ,
New Mexico arAPlOrho ' • -
And we all Awl gay to ciclt _
The boy*:otnemarehlnk frOtil the West
hurrah I hurrah!
From Utah awl ludlarlarlwal the :ma'
hurralst hurrah • ,
Through , stacid. primers) wilds we
owns; •
A nd Al e i o a n ll a G o
: u gy ri to r e tlt o m eu a
inhla,
psf N, (Addressist tllar•44eles
• Now. 'ray fair alsoie. broar.,a 'word from
me. •
1 ;4 call. If Youlccce 1 44 Alr throe times
three: -
)14it giothli :maidens 7 iokaie
%rhea awee4 eendinjf •Anuan
.round.
Sr) lat'r all slay. while gar we gathired
The grand old .ong nr.'"llait Comm.t'
: '/AujihievfoU Cbleitaffia.l
.....-i;ouumstairess.• - •
Thanks, children, lore is strong and
words ar • weak ; .
My love, your loyalty, no words can
spcsdc. •
And do you love mo so, and I no old?
Bro. .1. Of oi.un.o theisdow ; must you
rein bo told !
Useich t t. jonadifin, don't inter
rup the •„
Bro. - You're- Lbinmby's get
the .
Y guess. '
Well nigh a hundred am I. .1- fe•
Juice
To Pee each daughter's face, end hear her
yak*:
And I rejoloo,loo, at the manly strain
That sounds from Western mount, and
whore, and plain.
I'll happier grow, is ca my milt years
run,'
Each daughter fair, and biave and strong
each sou, •
Cautione true and loyal unto we,
And kind and loving to each other be.
Boun ti d om w o. pi q tio're 16n earth. that all
May e,
And lied In your broad gads an ample
Bid all Men hasten front opprissicses
ban, ..Ft
And dun' be shy of poor Joh* Chins-
Men;
Don't bare him brought as merchandise,
but then;
Weloomo him as you do all fellow men.
Love 'Arnie, truth, and honor, and fair
Marne
Shall wreathe bright garlands for each
shining name. •
There, Introduce, shake hands, aCnuain
teil be,
And thou we'll all nit down to Union
. tot..
PArrrounts.—Let wire be`et
trodueing one to dutrther; /*lion& "pith
notions, ivepittg perfect siksioe.
- when UNCLE Seel offer; Ais arse to Co
urse's, Bee. JONATUAN to NNW
Yong, lef all choose partners ' and
march around and or flue stage, to the
tune of "Yankee Doodle."
UTNHINE DINKAPIxs:—Ity this term wo
underatand anew diseases peculiar to fe
males. such as obstructions, Irregulari
dm. cessation; derangements, liumod
*lions, and disorders which are so com
mon, and which exercise such a power
ful Indurate° In the disuructlonoffeunala
Wrath. S .
It la alkimportaint that the pbytidelan
should he able to dliariminate closely
betareenitiume alfictiekai, as some of them
aro lineally opposite letthelr Wawa, sad
eachvl6ll . ol a ipecac tradnient differ
ent fro the other, ainistake In which
would be dangerous Ina perhaps fatal.
net the urine In thew. disorders is of
a peculiar character end quality. every
physician of experience in this way
knows, end eau id cote perceive the dif
ference between Shia exeeisce and dell-
Aud to treating thelaraomplainta es
pecially, he mast Ovreir keep in mind
these pathological ditterences, and pre
scribe au& remedies as will chock up the
excosalve or restore ~tbe diminished se
cretions; remove the morbid condition's
and reluvigonite the *italic system.
The good effects °tibia kind of trftt
meld will be observeid in a very Short
time, and as a general thing the patient
mower's entirely in a few weeks.
We have had hundreds of cues where
the good carts of our remedies wereob
servable in a . very few weeks: The doll,
languid expression Of the °yea began to
disappear, the dariptxdored circle be-
neath them gradually lessened, the skin
hotline more natural,. dui complexio n' imgroved, the appetite returned, the .
klrefigth lupreatuxt, the, palpitation ceas
ed, the taervousurso(wore oft, the short
ness of breath became lora troublesome,
the puffed face was no longer observed,
arid the disposition became leer irritable
and more cheerful, and the general health
entirety restored:.
Many of there etiAgre arri:among the
first signs of imprOWntent lifter com
mencing tho treatment. ,
abet d women, brighten your hopes
and try,our reunidies. . .
Our daily practical observations ena
ble us to determine the precise ttondl
lions of the system in every case, and to
prescribe the appropriate remedy in es
ery dilemma. Drs. Oldshue, ITS O rant
street, Pittsburgh.
.11ays: you bleeding at the lungs? This
is • serious, afiliction, whether It is In-
ounsidemtanr not,!bemuise ft Is a pre.
monotary symptom or some more for
midable disease or the lunge, and we
kuow of no remedy of'equal power for
Its cure to do compared with Dr. Key
ser's Luag Cure, which not only , heals
and cum the ulerated lunge; but at
the same time reathres the general health
and 'strength of the body. Moat tnedi-
eines are weakening In theiretfects. Not
so with Dr. Keyaci-'s LtfmCure; Uticals
as It goes, and it strengthens while It is
curing the most violent . cough, one or
two donee of which is often sufficient.
The Ramer oditor of ttkt itbeneag Mail
was cured ore ooo 'gh by only
two doses of Dr. Kerer's -.iting Cure,
and It did so irilhout "likening or tick
ening him or stopping him one hour
from his usual, occupation. No remedy
his ever boon illecovered for coughs and
ultuonary diseases equal to Dr. Key
eer's Lang Care. Call' at the Doctor's
medical odic°, tel Liberty itrixd; runs
burgh, and be will asinialuo your lungs
and tell you all about it.. If your drug
gist does not keep it, mend live dollars to
Dr. Keyser, and he wilt
. actul lbur bot
tles securely boxed, by express, with
full direction how to use It. ono dollar
and fifty cents per bottle..
Mtratcst....—Among the thouassul end
one Planoi °dere& to the 'pUblle,. we
searvely knew anY Instrument so fully
uniting all the desirable qualities sought,
form the Kaaba Plano. It a nuUtlw
of some dilliebitY and perplexity to In
experienced persons to sakes a good In
strument of any. ospactlY. WO too often
rely upon the iadlfuleeleet friends In the
selection of a PieriOven tr e e ' dthus ITM
41Sentli IlleaPP ol 4l 6d. " O .I I MP thin ,
way, in our 1,1400.. bl 14,1 the best
maker. For this elution, we reonntuend
to onr renters to purchase Pianos of
William Knabo usanuGicturo.
This will WI !eve: Went the.vexailous ne
ovally of wasting time Ins long rearels.
Tim mputatiou of the Knibo PLUMS Is
an infallible guarapty of excellence.. In
the houses of the moat treptupllabed and
wealthy of Mir_ eitisens. and In our boat
seminaries and OMIWIPP. these =gni&
cent instruments may be found. Nor Is
this any wonder, for. In purity, depth
and oonstanai of. tone; they are maw
-passed. .Their .gradation of scale is so
oxquialtelY. and. at the manse time, caw
rehenslveiy !Maned. that they are es.
liihtalifeipheialheaftirf SntuftiSn "id
I the human heart au,d Soul. Their tome
Is exquisitely pure and unique, raid au
eves, svieetuud syrupsthetleAst it hi;
spires al!lrtio listen to It, while at the
'same time Um action to porfoctly
and the heSie resound to tho' tquela stab
such oensitlvinros and lutalltirence, so
to spiiic, no to inako ono almost .think
that, Ms whoil.of the manurnotnrer lin
gers in hts.vork. . ' . . .
The Old .filimer.—A.Crestßee. Ohio
Moir sayer A young man and his ram.
tly, on their way to Kansas ,to occupy
a small glee of land, was robbed of all
the money be had, between AM-.
an and Mansfield on last Frklay'sr‘or
nenn while traveling In an emigrant oar
ma the 1", R.W.
The facts urchin:4p) it. by hint are;
A Young man of geptAl appearance .oc
copying a sett in frUpi introduced him-.
self to the outignank stating that ho was
going west also: bpi would have toslop
ha Mundield a mind to pay a small
debt, anti thai-he hank that he 'could
not transact Ma !maims in the short
Unto that the train would atop, as ho had
nothing but a Check du Now York, for,
411700, arid imppoOd ha would not have
time to bet it cubed at the bank. lint
into emigrant would loan him some
money. be' would pledge to hint as secu
rity titti;l7oo - thedr, with a handsome
interest as soon ea they would got to
erestline, where he couldipa the check
cashed: The money, $4OO, which he. had
borrowed - or a neighbor in Pennsylvania
and 'secured by mortgage covering the
Kansas land, at 8 per cent, interest, was
handed the sharper f and true to his
word he left the train at .Mansticid and
did not return. When the swindled par
ty arrivoteat Cu:4411001m found ho had a
blank check, iticket to Kansas. no tictn-
I as, and nothing letter this world'* geode
but a wife and three interesting young
children. To go on into e strange coun
try without money seemed terrible to
hint ;go Lack ho could not fur he had
not the mean. to go with, lie dually
concluded to go on and take Modulus.
Penn'a. Legislature.
IIIATx, Feb. B.—After the transactiOn
of !mid and unimportant mitte', a out
plement to the Common School law was
presented which provides amassment of
uniform rates of school lax, ill over the
eounultinesoaith, of two mills on the val
uation of property, all to be pith' into
the State Treasury, and the State Treas
urer to apportion the canto among differ
ent counties, iu proportion to the num
ber of children in al heels, Assessor's re
turn* to be made to the tate annually.
The schools to tun at lemon. rive mouths
every year. Ordered printed. The bill
authorizing the election of utate School
Directors, was taken‘tip, discussed and
passed tinnily. A geshank. discussion
anise on the hill relative to the public
prititing,,and was quite exciting. Sena
tor Davis raid a bill which aethorized
the lowest qualitint bidder-at the let
ting last Tuesday, to du the Wane print
lug fur the next three years. This was
intended to favor kleLaughlin, of rade
delphia, and cut out Darr, of Pittsburgh.
Senator lluekalow immediately caw the
situation and 'opposed it. As Wallace
appeared to be backing McLaughlin,
Senator Hewn, of Deaver, went with Wu
Democrats on every, vote, but Duckalew
and Albright, of Lehigh, went with the
Republicans, and defeated the bill by a
Soto of le to 15l They will endeavor to
Calve the matter roeutuddered. in the
morning, but reeree to consider any
amenduieut which allows new bids 011
WO basis of a new bill. As a Democrat
is the lowest bidder, they went to keep
Althorn. Adjourned.
liousit.—A hill to exempt palleallagall
Ist liontberbuid county, fruits taxation,
was ws ainendod es to wake it guttural.
and thou passed to second reading. Thu
exemption was cardinal to an 'assessed
VallinUoti utWoe tliousantlxinaista..sist-
ouruod.
The Senate held uu ..eselun
Mouse, rul. 6.—A great nunly bills of
atonal and personal character, wore dis
posed of. Mr. birilliths, Itopublium
chosen at the specie: sileakm last week'
to tilltho vacancy In the lißeuuW Pia
tritt, Philadelphia, was sworn and took
his' twat.% Mr. straug, from the Ways
and Means el' innultwo, reported favora
bly on the request of the heard of Puts
lie Charities to withdraw certain papers
presented by General Kane. Strained.
A bill for detallestreporta from chalita.
We institutions, asking Slate appropria
tions,-was reported favorably. The bill
authorising the sale of the stocks, bonds.
.Im., in the mule Treasury, to be applied
to the extinguishment of the public debt
was reported on negatively. The bill
allowing everY ward, borough and town
ship to vote every. three years uu a pro
hibitory liquor law was reported favor.
ably. Mr. Ellis intruducen a bill pun
ishing soldiers fur being present at elec
tions tor any other purpose than voting.
Adjourned.
SENATE, Feb. t.—MT. ItUtEll Misvalue . -
ed a bill retailing portions of Lout's Mid
Martin's lanes, Beaver Borough. Beellr•
lug farmers mid others against losses of
horses, e.attle, sheep 41.11 d swine by rail
roads In Beaver county, ruvidlug that
within two mellitus railroad companies
shall have erected on each side of their
roans a fence live feet high, and untie
guards at crossings, otherwise the com
panies to pay fur cattle killed or injured
on suit before aJestioo of the Peace. Mr.
White -irrovidlug entry of certalu pro
' cashews ou judgment indexes In courts
of the Couniumwealtli. -- A resolution
providing that papers be sent at prepaid
rates through the midis, the names of
_parties addressed to be furnished to the
Postural.* ; amounts to be paid by war
rants of the speakers; the publishers of
the Journal to furnish wrappers with
the names &alienators and parties ad
dressed printed thereon Minn mow than
ten dollars reread' member. Adopted.
The whole coat. for the session will be
I#losoo. The bill transterring the dune.:
of Stiperiuteudent of eluttLene thifhtung
to the Superintendent of Common
Schools., with nu additional salary of
name up on dual passage. Mr.
Whits moved its infletinitc pueltpeue
tweet. Lust4eas it, nays :Z. The bill
passed Ilually, yeas 3b , nays.d. Among
the private bills passed were the foltow
ins : 1111 i to incorporate the New linabl e
on Gas Company ; and a bill to divorce
Enoch and Mary M. Fowler of Balmer
borough. Adjourned.
Bousx.—The Botts* roux:dig from the
inneudulent to the Americus stounshiP
bill, non-concurred in by the Senate.
The Speaker aunouhned the following
se the Apportionment Committee:
Messrs. ,Elliutt, Humphreys; Strang,
Sburiock, Smith, of Diumbiu ; Fulton,
Reim:cid, Hewitt, Buck, Vhalpant„ Meek,
ltarvey and Boileau. Among the haul
bills ponied, was to fur the protection
of graVeyards' in Beaver county. Ad
journed..
SOMATA. Feb. V.—Numerous petitions
for consiltutional reform, Icifsd-optiou,
iquer-law, and prohibition of 'Mexico •
tit:gib:inks on election days, were pro
w:utak The bill appropriating lburtccu
hundred dollars apiece annually fur
three extra clerks in thejland doPart
went instal. The 'bill providing that
where a husband devises an 'tali to to his
amid wife, and she Intestate, the
estate shall be divided also =wig the
children by the forgoer wire; Passed.
The bill for the publication of the 7th
volume of tramuactions of the State
Agricultural Society, and collection of
the aims, not to cost over two thousand
dollars, was *nod with an amendment
by Ms. White, certain' the tranMclicos
of the Pennsylvania FriSt Growers' go:
day, and reports ,et the three • ezPork
mental two enbeelensYkomi, lo MO'
cultural Society was passed, Mr, Iteten
epposltik the bllFew-etarevagan4.'and
lirahatie anti .Antiunion votiog
14. r. Tho hill - providing for ltoixatling
444W:eV. Court deade, prusexi. Mr. lin
ts& smiled up his bill restoring theaprinw
eleoUoua thmtighout the Cornmonwaribb
whirl' pawned finally, by a' ananimaia
co lea irotooloccW4WltP/OttAPWL.4- -
lloong.—Two Unmeant) of the
Report of the Civil thtio Conunbutionera
'were ordered to bo printed. The Rouse
*erupted nil the afternoon on the Conatl
• tutional . trunvention bill, the Democrats
offering • innenduaouta end the Unpu tali
cans sustaining the bill as horn ifure re
, ported. The bill finally paseod to a sec
ond reading. .
&GNAW{ Feb. 10,--Autong the bills
presented wasiinfeelianging "ha day fur
the meeting of ibe Retuin Judges, to the
Thursday instead or We drat: Fri
day after elections. A eanunderable de
bate arose nu the bill for letting the pub
lic printing. Mr. Rutau explained that
ho had bcou charged with voting with
tho Mumma +. or the Senile on antiques
thou ; but ho had yet to learn there war
any penile,' in the matter.. A commit
too war appointed ki-report on next
'Tuesday, in regard to the letting of the
contract br printing. 'Adjourned till .
Tuesday next. . • •
Hou Aitivparaetl - the House to
allot the 'Public printing on the third
Tuesday of March next.. A number of
private and laid Ldlia - srere introduced,
and NOMO of them reformed. No action
of i getteral interest transpired. Adjourn=
ed till Monday.
Tn E Dr-vett. EaTABLIMXENT OP THE
\\'►acv.—Parsing along Penn street,Pltbt
burAh. yestereay, we dropped Into the
great steam dental establishment of Dr.
D. C. lipyncer, and were' surpriaisi as
well by the richness as good taste of its
appointments. Theentire establishment
has been renovated unit ItnproVed at a
eta' of several thousand dollars, and now
presents an appearance of elegant* and
richness not surpassed by any similar
west of' the mountains. The Doctor Is
never content WM a mediocre position
in anything he undertakes, but hoops
the most elegant dental . r&nis, drives
the detest team, and maintains one alba
most elegant out-of-town *cgs herea
bouts. lie aims to bellow In everything.
and unlecially in his profession, In which
he Ia pnappruatehed and unapproachable.
Reader, if there be any dental operation
you desire performed judiciously: expos
ditiously and satisfactorily, or tiny den
tal work you want 'executed 1.111 please,
call on the Doctor and la) will new
dale you. II is place is at 251 Penn street,
and the."latch string" is always out.
Flue Filpighltig.--(iiir people are
_nowenjoying eitNt exeellout Ntelehing.
The road* have not iweet g.aal thla win
ter we they Awe at preAent.
SESIINARV .1:q0 irtriTlTUTE.—Thin
areCk make% tho middle of the whiter
semaion of this Inalitution now iv) large
ly attended. l'apile can enter at 'any
time, being charged only froni'the time
of entrance.
The giatural information imparted and
oral Maim:thin given In the extvllently
managed Primary School 'orate ShOina
ry are alone worth far more to the"lit
tle tines" than the tuition charged. *Po
pila.entering now will have daily lessons
in P anahlp from Prof. Steele with
out. extra charge.
Drititructlve Ineei—On last Moo
day night, at about 11 p. m.,lfire broke
out in the Bearer Valley Herald office,
at Now Itrightots, and befOre its mvagets
could be arrested, that establishment,
tAgether with .Dr. . Musser's dwelling,
Mrs. Fleming's dwelling, and Milton
Towniend'a °Mae. wore all destroyed.
Wo hive not beard how the tire origina
ted. The Inesta heavy, but what it will
amount to we have not ascertained., The
property was all partially insured: The
suiTerera have our warmest sympathy.
,r-frAddros R. V. Pierce, M. D., Buf
falo, N. V.; and gat a ramp* on Catarrh
free. or scud si x ty' cent* and, get Dr.
Lags Ottarrh Remedy. B.IOU ward is
offered by the proprietor for t ease of
Catarrh which he cannot cure. Sold by
drankta.
DIYOUCES,—Absolute Dim:frees ob
tained In New York. Indiana, Illinois. and other
states. fur permits from any Plater* countryman.
support, ete l . ;i t v ntlic . lett n eanwm &Tida l. No
.I cba irdr::s " . MOOSE .t Melt tItirSDN..
Counsellors at Los,
•
Jaattri :141 UC.Olowlir. New tart City.
Day GoonsaT Low Pniceet.--Wo have
wore winter goods on hand thin we de
bark, to curry over to next season, and
have detertulned to close them out pre 7
paratory to receiving our spriug goods.
We now Offer great bargains, and buy
ers will find still a good stock to PAM
(ruin.
We havertalso ou hand a large stock a
elegant satineS and MIRA which wo will
close out at about ono-half original cost.
JicKgr., Mutiny.' A. Co.,
auccel"ors to J. %V. Barker A. Co..
r.fi Market Street,
between 3,1 A; 4th Avenue',
Pittaburgh , Pa.
The Pitteburgh dallies was tlio•fol
low i g a trtav uont of gross amount of bus-
Mess done during the jmitt: Cbeinter
ital, $115,300 ; Di:vadat, 5116,000; Go
$.10,0011; Chronicle, $61,9001 Peet,
$70,000; Mail, $lO,OOO,
/ -.-
Prrrsimatan mi.t iniET.
.WFICE Or TIIiiPITTS.-GAZETTN.
MONDAY, Feb. 13, 1871
APPLE'—Tho market Is 'steady, with
regular salon, but uurbaugotl,o l eo(44,3o
por bbl fur fair to good, cud 53.00 fur
lIIITTEII-I.Ve &vial flame to quote prime
to choke at titiG3o, with a moderate de
mand. Common anti inferioeis very
abundant and spry dull.
EGOS—Continuo dull and drooping..
Strictly fresh cannot be quoted above'
while pickled are herd to m. 41 at an
price.
FLOUR—Is rather weak and the do
mend has fallen oil:considerably under
the Influence of recent advice's from
abroad, though there he no quotable
change to make in quotations. Spring
wheat 10,75®7,00; choice Minesobt ba
ker's flour, 117,25 • red winter Wheat, s ‘,-
75®7,00, and while 97,25. It is very dif
ficult to wholesale flour as dealers gen
erally seem to have all they want. Bye
flour is firmer and higher, in sysapbsthy
with the advance in nye, and we now
quote ut 95.75%4.00.
GUAlN—Wheat continuer weak. and
the Millers are still bearish, iusistlug on
further concesstheyions, though it is not
likel that wUI e able to force pri
m% down an,y farther b for the present, as
holders will keep It awhile rather than
soil at • loss ; 'wo now qucto at $1.30(5
1,35 fur fair to.prime red and $1,40@a1,45
Aar white. Oats In limited supply and
Min. but not quotably higher, 47Q48,
baying,49®so, selling, 53655' for small
lots In store. Ear Corn Is In fair demand
mainly however Ibr small lots and prices
remain unchanged, 65@67 for mixed to
irUna yellow, In bulk, and hB®7o iu a
bb ing way. Shelled Corn is dull.
ye is still quoted at oe€os, with very
little arriving. and.the stock In this mar
ket Is very much reduced. Barley Is
still quoted at 80®35 for spring; and 90
@RI for fall.
being sold from country
wagons at sl2®lB per ton.
Married.
11OLLEMAN-11HODkW.--Ork Tueadm
February 7th bud., by the Hey, J. M.
Shlelda, Mr. Henry C. Holleman, or
Beaver Falls, Pa., and Mla+•Josophlhe
F. Modes, or thightou township, Bea
ver county, Pa.
DIED.
CAMP—On Friday worsting. at
o'clock, February 3, ICI, Attar Bar
bara CAM p. rolictot Michael Cautp,Sr.,
PIiNEBAKEII-0n the lilt oit , at
Ja!lorlarm3... Mr
—New Advertisements.
tonivivrE K. D. MAR-
L tit3s (000 ot the petale oehablteseboto or tho
borough of Mom%) will open onloorotptloo
school.. In e Pohlle *tool Balldlraf of Deaver.
Nomfoo, th .146%*. M Inst. The palsouiro of
Wortal pablFe nolcitod.
, RIIIOEIP'I'S and 14_12e.PENDIT
Of the Treasury of Stever County for the Year 1870.
DDitrriaaert
Dr. Yoe haLence IN 'hereon' zo
Jan.lllt) te,}ol
Fur cask rood during thre yr,
Na per Treasurer's Wi g
Citivife af tut. fro WAS 49 .
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# 1,114
Cr. Atte:gran pay.. .
Aise,umni reig. of Toler*
adlture Pay—SlAte..ll. it.
xmtre.•
do Smuts:, K Pbsiseipti, 45 CU
dc do • Was. Thome, 45 SO
do do WLI bads.. 45 CU
LIT MI
Agricultural Society. annual douitiow. nun ,
Sorrowed money- Paid ow "
• bawds i 'aureate 01.50000 • •
Paid Mi. us boo& & mule. ill 50
URI 50
Bridger: hulkling 7.1413 01
do regolsiagorlewing etc 1.150
- 0,001 HS
Co &mien ray- Wm... $5 l O
do ,do Martel W riouU,
du do &wet& Orittam, Oil tat
do ' do Mal Torrence. U 6 00
I&S VD
IVO la
Wu tar
Clerk for Coderr. John Yellow...
Cinasel do ikon llloe, osq
Commonwealth eases. els:
Clerk of Quarter riesiluns„.... DX in
Constables' foes lin tia
Diann Atfortiey'd ars 1111141
Dodrtling, weLlse and dons
_ log of priisusen.... .... 1,116 11
Lodging wrens 61 le
J slimes tea attending Jail.. 1.6 U le
Jeanne' fans, re 65
Wlesisa • fen, 11611 lil
Pbyslcian tiaj di, Nardi nee. in in
Conveying paupers Ikon ikey 17 66
Je Ma b. Lltiell, eueerVd. Jury
kin is Ckinsoowealla erne Illi CU
• hanaa, • 6l4 prr et. Cu MB lam= ,
woe Wanes paid '7Wanrar. MID
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thug k..prsoes- -- 911 I Military Armory. , tort ler 1 M
,1114
et
Constables, waiting oti Court.. 1011_ i Wags of landau leered to Jan. I. 144 60.114711
do retains and inliorge,..•• • alder -- "iiiseard for biz ocalpa.
Coon Crier, J M Elliott line. ' rod air mad sorer, me an
,u,.. 4 j..... pay..
...
...
.. 6W pg • ird road dnoragin. Joann Ilan, liege
Petit Co • do.. .... . ... ... 1,11.11 hi .do kir re.iirnis kw of nr.aard lard.— Xll
Janitor's salary, James You... 1511 63 Paid to County Institute, U X Mobs... Moe
do earn seniors, du .. 3le • " leate, persona is a oieuniadoes. 4.7111111
mil Ti : "'' Lama lion 1.4 leteWoo adrpol Mak VIP lid
'M 47 " do du (Irene 1p do 'do IWO
II 71 - do du beidgeonee do do ..., UM
34 MI. •' flair Bretton matey cowpony .. - ail Oh
. ' .Abotenserai an lax bid prior to Aug_ le
Ural Lea 5
firer et. main. in 067047.74 main & • 1407 11111
I f per et. do on 431,711.14 paid out. DM la
. 1
raid warrens leosJ prom Jan 1, S. Ire 1111
41 tJ 1 Ibrianor to Inoeory Jan I. 11171.. • • 11 1.3 4 igi
. Ing.tok—Uumbere
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Expestea, caminallons.ae.
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.1. C W Owes, ..... _ ... ; . 13 W
Andrsw Caruthers 14 Ist
Clerk's Mr.—Jury Comolo;ro. 113S1
Stir 'lra frovfor w lettha and summon
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- ant reed Iron Lloaeared Lauda.(o3) 133 u 7
To sour nsc'd from Collectors veto/U.1300 1,633 73
- - •• before Aur 1. UM/. ...... . - eV
4 5 . 154 la
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from CWkctom for 137 U 13,111 11
To duet reed In= Med Llueli. tom, ad 113 id
de do do do lloatdug do 31.11 Id
To red by redeokdo unaoat'd dodo VI •
•• Irsos Wee of old bridge*: .... 13 l a ir
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: Ali : `rolllas 10 ed
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.11111. t.. Bah To mule( onletanalln: war. Jun. I. ICI, fly balance In Co. ?motley $ kik NI
ate•o DI
td 73 1 Ili bal. doe Dun collector. prior lu WO UM Ili
To P m
aount of outalanding bond's...... .. SAW 1 3 1 do do do fur Mt 7,411 MI
To tudance - II,WI SD By balance doe from nsemated ka46.. 111 M
By de do from John tinebiagkberltOur
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StAt] Given under oar hoods, and deal of oiled it. Deaver. RIB Rah day uf.laosary, A. D. BM
D. W. scurtz
JErsIIPII BRITAIN. lOomallualo
SARLI'L TUIDDINCR.
Attest: Julio Yellowy. tVrk
D. filutoleloo' Esq., Register, IN
'fox with the abooetb of Po. lb
Dr.
Dre. 4, To cO/1111co1 lubdllataw tai
oo adapt of Joao Caldwell, deed— ..... 1 Mt 1.13
1371: Feb. 4, to collateral Inheritance tax oo
the ertate Ilutroonow. dre.l ul G 4
orakifeb. 4. to col. Wet. tax oo the dine
of 131tabek W. Wagner, deed 37 W
Apr 14, do du rotate J S Wlleutadeed 13 tal
do do do a( nu itosiell Jo :4 DU
Way 11. du do, do NIIIKY Stephens du 10
17, do do do Flttlar Fart, do NG
June it, du du do Ahem Walbcr du lOU 1/4
•• ‘.11,3•4, du do•do Gouge Smith du 741 W
••• la, do dU du Jobo Ithirclay du 11l 73
•• Ort. 4, do do du Atka Dom do 14. ta
•• 11, do do Jan Yalr 3:l 311'
- Nor LI. du do do banal Tutuby do 10 111
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Comissiontrealik of Pennsylvania,
Bas x 6 Coo r, j .The undersigned. having boon ippointelVy
the Court of Commit now or rid moms on Auditor toesamtoe the sasoulto of Oss anSota. of rid
county. hereby scald. 16at the thaeguln; otarrosest to correct to the best a Itiokhowledieraef
Josuaq 31, On. Is. LYNAM,
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Directors of lb. Poor and Hamm of Employment of eaver Co.. la
Dr. Account wlllt Beaver County. fir the Year I D B7O. Cr.
Jemmy 1. 1321„ To balsam from 16111 Zia M. January 1, 1371.
To cask ItCrirrli froassounly Treasurer.. 6,7613 1.0 .11100001 Wooten ionised 14.ra no
Tii do du for cairn,— ..... .. ... 14 to Cub pall fur Mesh 11 01
To do do fur 'beep 63 tra do do Ice wbeelharrotfladder, trod by... II 30
To do do far bides l'_..• ~. II in do do for Inmussior 51 011
To do do for premiume at Cu. fair 4
ro do do Jordon A
Covetable nes 1 61 lil
To do do for nom 1 • 82 011 do doll Ik. p.. Tremor* A Ommoa, •40 1M
To do du . in estiou. ray/ ... 13 ref dodo lot meiotic cloths. Use, .. ...... .... 11 31/
-- do do for doe, 0.100 nod 681 t. VS Ni
Tout,- .. ... .. ..... ~.. ....... , ... .57.373 11, do do sob's to Antes m 0 cit0rdP 33 3 33 . 0 . 7au
January 1.1871. Cr. do do be buduism. Pavan, de.. .... 11 II
My mai 161 tor euppoi tof Insane paupiraglool SI dodo for postage and .tamps, $l3
- do do n•r support of outdoor do • In Cil do do for too bids of •Isegur„.• .. it c
•• do do medical allend*ce outdoor " 31 00 :dodo kw trail • aus
.. do du tempur`y relleful Inver: pour 33 ID ;do dos Implenela SOM ple 15 SS
..• do do cuMis kW madam . pauper—. i 3 CU do do tue b wheat mi# cun an.
•• du do crawl.* 313 57 do du lord peed6B. AI kooks to 61
••. do do eierchandne.includlng shoes 4= 11 do do raper to lnnitoro aolq. eta, 111
.• do do cook stove sod intone 33 In ,• du do Dr P I Kw. Physle is to hiethile 130 111
••du do cosh, 314 SO .dudo Me female bin,- .... .. . ....... 104 10
..1 du do pork, bmosi sod beef 'M4 77 ;'do do lot male kin - 437 43
" do do plastering and Mum rock,.. rock,- 111 13 ;'do do Mob'* Cowes 33
, korona' improve- 4 51
-do do tot lumber..• —. ..... .... . •311 3$ ;Ido do John Olinda
•• do do fur maklnibroonia.......... 10 MI 'Jo do Wm liknisds, ere Wrested.,. 41 10
•• do du forgimp _ ... .. . ' 13 21 Idudo W blovid'e Wary trolls JIM 1:1 1 ,
do do for coffin, 73 30 , lo Apr 1.'•9, at 3101.10 per year.. 101 Of
.• do do for Dour de 3235, do do W tilirmurs salary eau Ape 1.1110.
•• do 0014 d. removal of Deepen .. 74 00 11 lo Jan 1. I=l,ai 12811.00 per year,. 411 be
•• do do far freight and tar0t........ . nos i` Waned to Timor,. Dec. 11,1170. •
• 531 73
•• do do fur soilthhig tu rsii '
.
• Carried forward ........ .: —.NY= Mk-- -- Total .... ........ ... . $1.371'16
101
TrAn ceWcd (mm Mindy Tromatorsls,4l64 CO
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BEAVER COUNTY, re. We Ore iseirniesed. Meditate .of Waver COMM do hereby Gatti rue
we terre eegunised Mesa:mete of IL AOliew, Trwerefer ulrm.l4 armory; alio. Neeedper eed
twee of Ore Direetare OW ~sad Hower of Norprerneer; am, sire wisest ag d m , olltrin..i
celpts and IM•burvements WI lbw year MN . gad lad these curtest so reey Mari stole& .
WM. TUONIAri r
. J. R. ciiarrri taaguars•
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Application for 7. , kit 44 Atlndolettattoe loitiff e been Some to
T litho Cowl of COMM' Neer of denier Ooaa- tb. _ strou....„
ty. Ifo. sit of Xarch Tenn Wit. iti.argre.... 644_
at..
1. the wooer of th. APP 110011 ", owat.f. ladebtodTraa estate ane reqienind to sate
Presbeltall...,amillnl".. ._hoisediste voyaged: and lbw's Int*ot dolor
• e.arer lon. lobo. the mune will poteent NMI lisql‘Umilla•
„I t emery rl: l7 ll4(. l eattot. nealastad• sad Wed &or Noe to
coon Sulsgssamilsrst the ILSOMpanyhti cowl- ()MAU thittgllllll,
lotion sod Waxer opinion that It ectatalne lIKAbe J. MU M& edn're
tog eaartss7 to bor. dhoti that theopakd latent. Abmi r e UsaillwelUs, Vs.
mat le lied lo the Itotboootrafe Oface. and
that sake be patdlobed aeccollad to law (In the - --
Deem Ammo) that inch appUestioa • las twee
sods. sal that Woos saddest taws to tLs ots.
olm , be elteern. the .Yd charter of Isearootstios ,
trill be granted at the mil Tern of thla Coati.
• Ibbi ) JOHN CAUGHEY.rreaer•
=TAW or
6010WC14 les•
woeswy spasSlst obits of Naha?' Gototek.
deed., late Wepaidabo. tosush+Dezver Ca.
P et a l.,
hawker been wasted to the *add, sU
wises
sal Is the sald Wale reinmoted
to mks payiteab and thoeebeehaz debar agtJost
the tame to prevent theasirttboot delay he
teL 110(.D.Itseecoo to
NoU'T t1011$1:Cfl, Indeptudt•see
iTliotadrlllll 1011
Ts dascribiux olottete realti
--.. SW/10
1144 Boom Qlkere
lksuits.daylladaolatiolai.4e MI6
reirUtig reortpts M expabill•
teen and Madre hrwiss'a WI ID
Adver wing. al Wallas Warta. az co ' •
Pwtage Wimps awl boa mit,. 7au
a a ugiros 2 Jail. Rep* i to Mt It
Feel, Niel sc. 4ta
Incidentals. IS 50
ta•cl 1 1 . idge/0: 4 7. lks 1 * ip. Ili it
autumr matt awl II l Is so I
Arreo.arr an es eleellue4, c 7 in 1
Cori* ii• de a ra-eg cersl3'. is
- MOO .
Lbw. Afvfpg.soplit of Wow 18171
Coaveltog lassies to ill IS 414'
Ilassesses sis/arf, *jaw 43 01
•-- 17 6 ,31
. tre.ohno N. iitasiaft:
bonnet at ismatito .10,41siadas'. 8141
&Umiak 11111114.0102. vialtlac MI /3 . .
Rom Anus, Hapl et psi/mac Valle
New bliil4ba,i rtamalsig
nosaltleg old blindly/ 13.1161011
---- yawn
Pt U. Lgrictor's Rip
.1.41 a L hduer
nassel
Maher% Coupes'
Jahr !Wits,.
Aolgobtidooliovporemodklami dolt.
514 . 1 . 4r=abors
Wiso,dopomelNout rd.
Jostleesfreciplailly tp odleero, g
do Wain conliesons fozocallok, fU
tetra cod. Collector.' Mors GC, as 14
do do by error lo owercoteslG,
do ortaadlog 'mar of TroM•01 •
mho crouvraled lead. 4 04
E 33
A 22A1 TTICX=
T On": in 53
t S 4.1.11 2MS USI m 2
4 2 ;427 4-1 tag
_g.
Dri
es., la Axonal for Ow tsar AM. Cr.
By an% pi UM seal weretszkw to Dildil m Al :
- du do do
.. anal paid tor Yes otstPt 44 Ito
... - .•
- rood viewo 1111 al
pd Judah Plan tor mod dinigio. lar
- tor ,e
of imottad bode a it
Irleldi. Co. 'Zlipt. for bort
. 66 Huge, perie'l tax at conaiiis, IN
d whisky low yOll 5(111 WM lOW
do do , do liarsoistp p mu m
do do do ltridipriratir do 00
91 wet pd New *WU' ' tit
abets at UM taxes pd trim Aug I, 11l Lin Al
11 pr et conl•A .112,107.Akroceirrd MST 311
ii.lll.lrl, pd oat. 1)1134
ikdreco 4 minty Treasury, RIM VD
Total,
s7l:ril b
118,015 - 53 T0ta1,...
•
casual air Collateral laheritaleee
the yeai oodles Dee. 1. 111711.
ddUy. Cr.t
Cfbeclatmaw b al J facabr Arc' (
I 71
imp me IT, by_camb o'4 .1 SWAM 5 45 4 "
or estate at Vraseb, Fair, dec.ll II IV
It Apr 21. by
of
paid.) Buy& apprabir
e.tato Mclalbbee, deed etl
15711.1a1y MI, by orA p'd JU 1 ,1 WW. 1 9 .1 r
of elate arA Matti. deed. • IRI
Ito Ay 11, by nob sald C A Urllla. 5 0r
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