Winger NISCELLAYX
THE VERIFICATION.
,
I was In the old line brig LivelY,
,g a lly, tuOtalAi Kniggs, the molasses
lugger betwixttlenfuegos and. Hou
ton and was on my way home, full
of the joyful anticipationsthat a sail
or Indulges In, whose sole enjoyment
is told to be in the. fortnight prect(l
leg-his arrival at any port, which he
gives lo pleasant anticipation. This
is more the ease now, perhaps, than
then; ,because, in'the days of which
I write, the sailor had a home and
Mends,. now' denied to the poor
habitue of cheap boarding-houses in
the purlieus of blgaltles, existed -to,
the,ternptations without an thecor
ruption within, that tap his excheq
uer to the, last farthing, leaving him
to the tender mercies of a villainous
landlordted; and . Th
th e e
illusion. is soon ex•
Imita poor fellow Is glad
to get to sea again, to recuperate dur
ing a long voyage • to again antiel
pate and again be 'disappointed, till
dissipation closes the drama, and
"poor Jack" goes under.
We had a very good crew on the
Lively- &WA . and there was no
.prettier know ever walked a deck
than Bob Small, who was a sailor
from
it love of ,the..profraskim and
'airtio had ran away from his home in
New Hampshire three years before
from which he had not. heard a word
. since,andlo which he had resolved to
return tact' the present voyage.. He
was in my watch,' and often, , under
the lee of the long boat; he would
open his heart to me regarding his
hopes and fears.
We were, one night, walking the
deck In the moonlight; the sea just
moved to ripple beneath the tropical
air, when he caught my urn) sudden
. ly, and cried.:, - . .
"Look there!"
. "Where?" I asked: • - .
"There," Mid he, "In the wake of
the moon: -Don't you see?"
There, sure enough swam 'an Int
i
mense Lurk, Just above the water,
'within boatel length of us, and we
felt the his evil eye rested upon us
us we u there gazing at him. I
felt a sense of uneasiness as I saw the
monster so.neer us, and was sensible
of a violent, tremor in Bob as his
hand rested on my arm.
"Jack," said . he, impretsively,.
"thin chap Is after me. I can. read
my fate in every wrinkle of the wa
ter as It plays around him, and I
know very well that lie will be my
tomb."
. "Nonsense," I stilt"; "what is the
use of indulging in such feelings as
that? It Is no unusual thing to cee
a shark, and what if every sailor
should take it into hls haul that he
was to be eaten, do you think he
would be".
At that, the monster gave a great
swirl in the water, and. the ripples
llaihed in the tnoonbeams. ... •
"You sue that, Jack," said he; "he
knows what we are talking about,
and it's -a settled thing. llis mind
is made up to have a pick at Me, and
`he will do it."
"Why do yOu heave's° ?" I asked.
-Oh," he said, "I have been too
happy. -These Joyful anticipations of
seeing home again, and getting the
forgiveness of the old folks if they are
alive, and . seeing my little sister
Myra, haVe filled me full. "Jack,"
be continued, 'turning me around,
and looking me smiarely in the face,
"doyou believe that a man who
respected his fathet so much as lei
shut him down in the cellar and
run away, has a right to anticipate
happiness? I serted mine so. slee
that shark ; he seems to be laughing
at *hut 1 say, the infernal beast, if I
may be allowed the eolori."
1 comforted him b telling him
that If he had served the old man no`
worse than that there was ample,
hope ftir him and that I had known
a young man who had pitched his
father into a dry well forty feet deep,
and stoleu all the old gentleman's to
bacco Mat \was in his coat pocket,
where he had, lain it. 1 didn't tell
him, though,. that seine young .. an
had afterward \ been eaten by the
New Zealnuders, which wits doubt
less a visitation for the offense. 1
further told him thartie.bad no rea
son for his gloomy fears, and gently
liint6d: that he was a consummate
ass for . borrowing trouble ) , but he
mournfully 'shook his limit) The
calling of The "larboard watch"lnter
rupted our conversation, and\ we
turned in. I laid awake but a little
while:and could hear Bob sigh deeply \
as he lay in his berth.
'rlieMext day the shark. was not
visible, but_night found- , us again
looking over the lee raidand as be-'
. fore, right he the witeof 'the moon;
was the huge fish imming along
with hi 4 flu out of the water, a boat's
l'ength from us.
"Ile's utter me," said Bob, in a
whisper..
"Nonsense," I replied ; he's nits
me us much as yon. or Bill Marline,
here," turning to an old salt of our
watch, who had been to. sea before
either of us were born.,•
The old man didn' speak for u
second' or two, but looked at the
monster as he swain by, seerr.iugly
twenty feet long, chewing - violently
all the while.
"Well," said heat length, "1 don't
know how 'tls but 1 don't like to SKI
Mein felloWs, nut to talk about 'em.
They know top much, and It's' a
pretty sure thing when / they are
found that somebody's booked.
:debt* 'Us one mebbe..'tta . another;
we don't know,
but they du. They
have record of lt all, and know their
man just as well as we do know one
of oar men."
Boil-wan deadly pale in the moon
lightbk he heard this. The slowly
uttered teords of the old sailor scund
ed irN his ears like the sailor burial
service: "~Pe •commit the body of
our dear shipmate to the deep," and
I could aee a tear in his eye. I then
took hint to one side and reasoned
with him, but it was tot tio use. He
was to die; how- he fldidn't know ;
the shark was to have stiinethifig to
do with it ; and he was to see his
New Hampshire home milmore.—
All this while the great set monster.
with his dorsal fin out of the water,
swam InxilY along in the moonlight.
I think that Hob could not have
slept a wink all night. lie turned
in hitt berth, and his aighs were pile
ous—lie looked so hitggard and worn
the next Morning, that Mr. Goode
. :tough, the mate, noticed it.
"Ah, Bob," said he, "what's the
matter? You look like n sick ben."
Bob simply replied that ho did not
feel Very well, and turned his atten
tion to his duties.
"Time'tt most up," said he, in a
whisper; "and look there!"
Sure enough, there, scarcely a
boat's length from the brig, was seen
the ominous fin, the black tiag of the
buccaneer of the finny tribe, and 1
was for a moment shocked.
"ThIS can't last another daY," said
he, seizing .the rail; "and you be
lieve it; I see
. you tremble. You
must go up mu. see the old folks,
Jack, and tell 'em how patient 1.
died, and that iny life was not thrown
away, thOugh I was a runaway.
(live them my cheat, ; od, give' little
Mary the rieteelepliaht. tooth, with
the carving Upon it,eto keep as a
memento, and 'lesion bless you,
Jack." ,
The poor fellow wept like a child.
The whole crew were. now attrac
ted along the vessel's side, to see the
great fish that .was so desirous of our
s•ompany, and various were therm
meats made uppoonit, none of whieh
were of the sober character of poor
Boles, though they all looked upon
it with a feeling of dread. The cook
--a Comma darkvy, of wonderful
ivories, anti as black as Jet—stood
looking on with the rest, his face
shining in the sun, his' emotions
evidently different from the rest, for
his mouth was drawn out into a
smile that annual dlildrd his head,
what was not mouth seeming but a
sort of black ligament behind his
"He wantee brekfus. guess" said
Africanus, to himself.
Ms mind at !Momentad to arrrivo
at a very decisive, though comical
conclusion; He darted into his
calms*, from which he ,reapp eared
again in a few Moments, with-some
thing rolled up in an old red /11411,
that seemed to seed out stogie.'
"What have you got there r! tisk
the ma.
• "Brek te lus fur &lark, mass'," was
the repl3r, with an expensive grin.
He mid ,no mom, but threw his
bundle thr out into the Water, before
the nose of theshark, which, waking
from Itsmsuspineness. darted forward,
and imumnedlately.swallowed the ob
ject. For an Instant , the muenster re
sumed his pare alongside the brig,
but this was swxceded by au evident
i keling of uneasiness, and a moment
after ho leaped his length from the
water, falling upon the surface with
a crash that sent the spray in our
fureyard. Then he swam furiously
ht u wide circle alkmut the vessel,
leaping treasionally from the water,
and turning upon his back. Soon
his motions CCUSed ; and, rolling over
he lay a mass in the`water.
!", said Cumeest, "he got
his brekfurahu. Hot brick warmee
tununak." •
"I)kIyou give him a hot brick?"
said Mr. Goodenough.
"Yes, mama," said Bluekev, with
it jtriu,•."aud: guess be tionit 'gree
wid 'ern,"
There' was a good laugh at the
wok's experiment,. and, turning to
speak to 139 b, I found he had left my
side.
"Where's Bob?" 1 asked.
"Don't know: I sajw him hem n
minute ago." I - . 1 , ~.
_ j
' I Went around to the other,side o f
the boat. lie was not_ there. We
,cat ed him and searched for hint,,but
he was not to be found. Then it
seemed sure enough that poor Bob's
misgiving had been verided, and 1
mourned his toss, thinking of my
old melancholy' mission into - New
Hampshire to inform Ids' , weeping
frleintii of his loss. It in : fact east a
gloom' over all. the vessel, and we
could never understand how he dis
appeared so suddenly, supposing
however, that his mind, becoming
morbid, had last its balance,' and he
had leaped overboard while we. were
absorbed by the moles ad.c,ttnture
with the shark.
The vessel arrived in about eight
days and, after 1 had got clear of
her, sat about- the performance of
the' I
duty that' had been charged upon
me by Bob.. I embarked for New
Hampshire; 4 having stowed Bob's
*cheat in the baggagstr, and thiSught
all the way, *hat I hould my tithe
mourning friends. it was some
thing that 1 was not accustomed to,'
and I went on the voyage with much
misgiving.
• 1 stopped at the pretty,little slat'
of Sprueeburg, among the MS, at
which 'a coach was waiting tirearry
passengers to Rimmer, a town. some
four miles distant, which was the
place of my destinatiim.i Upon this
coach Bob's chest was hoisted, but
when I attemptedlorenter I. found
it entirely fulkand,the driver's sent
was also .occupier!,by two besides
himself. I therefor looked for swab
other means 'of clinveyance. - The
depot * master proved my friend, and
after a few minutes Informed we
that a young'lndy from Manner was
in town with a wagon, and would
return in a short time, and that she
would be happy to'netsuinnadate me
with a seat. trio I gave directions
that the chest ithould—be left at the
hotel; as I was informed that there
was one, in order that Bob's friends
might not see t, and waited for my
fair compumon.
The wagon Was pointed out to me,
and the.young lad soon came along,
.to whom 1 lit u tt sed myself, and,
helping her it , I beside her ; she
__ usisted upon, d 'lug; of which 1
N . 4 , 4 very glad, was more famil
iar with a itawsi6f than a horSe. She
was exceedingly r ipretty, about seven
"teen years old - et wasin all respects
interesting, IA it, one of those bright
and sparkling little fairies that lire
yontinual surprises to those who are
predisposed to believe that all coun
try productions of the kind are awk
ward and disagreeable, (meet which,
I was not. I found her ehatty and
pleasant,-full of piquant remarks, in
which she did not spuro me. and I
was perfectly delighted with her.
The conversation at last' turned. on
Manner. .' • .
Do you mide there? " " I asked
"Yes." .
"Then of course, you-are acquain
led with all the peoplekthere. Do
you know a Small family?"
\ "There are quite a number of small
families," she said; "in fact, none
very large."
'lmmo p family by the 'name of
Small'?. •
"Als, yes, I undenstand. Well,
do." . .
"Is the name of one of its members
Myra ?"
Yes Myra Small' and 'myself are
Very intimate; we Sing in the same
choir."
"She had a brother ?'r ' -
"Yes ; Bob Small. Ifle was a wild
fellow, and went away to sea, years
ago." •
"I lave they mourned him ?"
"No, not much ; he locked his'
father in a cellar when he went away,
and this rather set them against
hiM."
"Well, 1 have sad news for thesis.
I have last returned from a voyage,'
with, him, and he is lust ut sea." ,
"Bad news, indeed, that will be.
But he will never shut "the old Mall
down cellar again ; nor torment poor
Myra, will he?"
-No, but he thought of her at the
last, pear fellow, and I have a porting
gift for her, from him. ' ' •
1 inquired about the old folks, and
about aim, and the conversation
lasted until we arrived at , the hotel,
where she was to put sue down,
which,l chose rather than to go to
the house of Bob at once. I waited
till the evening before, I went on nsv
melancholy errand. It was a fair
might ill September, the air Just be..
ginning to grow a little chilly, and I
walked very slowly,altiscost reluctant-*
ly, to an encounter that I, very much
dreaded. My duty to Bob alone
sustained me in the effort.
The homestead was n substantial
hirm-house,,with a laneleading uP to
it, and turning Into whkh.l proceed
ed on my errand, my heart beating a
loud alarm on my ribs. The win
dows were all ablaze withlight, and
a straits of music !Mated to rue from
the house, auguring a scene of hap
piness and peace within, flint I, fiend
like, was going to Interrupt. Should
I go on? Yes, duty to Bob impelled
use.
I approached, and rapped upon
the door. All was still irra moult-tit,
hut nobotlY tame. 1 rapped again,
and fancied I head in response a tit
ter in the inside. This time, howev
er, there was the sound of turning a
key or removing a bolt, the door.
swung open, and there, hl-;=the light
of two 'blazing lamps belii In the
hands of my fairy oft he wagon, who
"sang in the choir with Myra Small,"
stood my -old shipmate Bob; in umut
rattly good excellent eondition, and
with an 'expreasion upon his face
altogether unlike- that which. any
ghost weirs that I ever heard 41
-"Bob Sinai!, by all that's inscully!"
said Mot' a moment regretting that
he was not at the bottom or the sea.
I"Yea, Jack," said he, when 1 haul
entered, "the very Mute. I hid
away in the run , on board~ the brig,
'ashamed of My wild provuostle
when the n det r
kiled the shark,
and 1 Med u that even you
should 'Dot '.me till,. you tom me
heroill Ekni* YoUxfould,,bumuse I
kneVlotC.iipt: tkt v ono .If a h: my
dying • Vita 80k,,..L1 ; been
down tO ",•'.: . u , 77 0., .
..snr a
week 145 wata or the' . ' , -t. and
the fellow alOng with - t, . thinking,-
her stars today , at the Ibrintin;which
gave you
_her company. - Bbe knew
you frond' my description • and the
chest." , • . '
"Nell, Bob," I saki, .uppaiel
ought to rejoke that you arolice,
though bang one if I would urailurgo
so much inquietude on any account
again. • Anil Mies Myra must IICOPpt
an apology foepot recognizing herby
hii Thea d a good ill ' °lgi thne ibl ii kil l I around; ain "li the:lo w ;
gendennin inairmingpu of the trick
put upon 'him in shutting him down
cellar, which he seemed to relish, as
he recalled it, and thjiol4lady looked
as plasma as 11141 letObff evening,
while Myra banged ineflkbly on
Perhaps I ought to finish my story
by falling in( love with Myra and'
marrying her, but I found no chance
for that, because she had a huge me
chanic who was booked for her good
graces, though she liked. me as the
friend of 130 b: and I gave , her the
elephant's tooth, with his dying
speech, which, years after, Lim her
youngest lyiby cutting its teeth Up
on. I mean the tooth, of course, and
not the speech.
Bob is now one of the misitsuccess
ful shipmasters out ot New York, and
I am—the raider's very humble
servant.—Ainericen Odd Fellow.
Some of the Errors in the Present
' . System of Education.
EDITOR AuGust—The litalority of
the community seem not to be inclid.;
ed to show that respect, nor to give
that encottragement and support to
teachers, which they deserve. lam
not, however, in attempting to estali•
lish this proposition, intending to
advdcate the cause, and defend the
characterof teachen4 indiscriminately.
Many, I am aware, haVebeen bath
Incompetent and undeserv ing. Many
luiveshoWn nu respecttfor tilenuselves,
and were therefore not respected.
, To enlist such teachers with ardor
in their profesilen, as .would reflect
the qualificationstha should chamefl
feria: the competent, they must ,nut
only. have that position assigned
them, in the regards of society, which
they ,deserve, but they must be re
compensed. • •
NEVER. will Mtelleetuhl men, or
(I
:hose .with more than ordinary tat
ents,for any considerable period of
time, engage loihe laborious profen.
sion .of schist' teaching, so long its
'teachers shall be so scantily, and, it
would seem, in most instances, ED
'GRI.IDGELY remunerated, 118 they
are at pment—so long as, in the pur
suit'of such addling, the avenues, to
wealth, influence, and honorable pro
. Motion of society, shall remainclosed,
and so long of men, endowed with
qualifications, which would enable
them to shine at the bar, or to elicit,
by 'their eloquence; the plaudits of
popular assemblies and • admiring
senates, shall not be able to obtain a
salary, equal to a common clerk or
soldiman, in a common store. It eau
not be expeetisl —lt might not to be 1
expected, by persons, who have a
single impulae of honorable feeling
In their baoms, that men of genuis
should expend eight or ten years of
their best daYs,and then forego the al
most certe i n prospect of annualize
went in Wtie other profession, for
the disrespect, pecuniarydependence
and vexation, almost invariablyy at
tendant upon the occupation of a
teacher. So long at the power of
motives shall continue' to act on the
human mind, as it now acts, and the
constitution of society remains as it
it la at present, no ;tromps:Von can be
more two than this that the profes
sion of school teaching con SEVER,
to any extent, or for any length of
time, command the service of men,
suitably qualified, until it shall both
be Made, and 4 considered to be an
honorable and-. a profkable I pro fet -
sion :-.47 'till it shall present to the
student a high. way to competence
and extended influence, like the other
professions. As soon might you ex
pect to see the: immutable laws of
physical nature reversed, as this or
der. As soon.' might you expect to
see the rivers flow backward tow
ard, the mountains, or the fiallage and
blossoms. of May. vegetal on the
snow-banks and perfume II e frosty
atmosphere of December:
. Tree, there are,phenomen in ani
mal and physical. and in v be In'
re
mental natu.' Howard w a men
tal and moral phenomenon,--an ex
ception to a general rule. ';le spent
a life• and a,, fortune, In groping
through gloomy and damps-orpris
ons and dungims to administer to
thd wretched ti t-cast of sociely,w hen
he might hovel : panted himself In a
palace:. Other!Howards might suer
mit to wear out their brief existence,,
in performing the health destroying
'Elixirs of the schoolteacher, and con
tent themselves to receive their dati(.l
- of food and elothineAnd a
spot large enough to lay their Ig i dies
in, when the breath had Ilotr .-.an,
.fear the good that might Ile nfter
them. These would be extxplionk
to general rules—such exCedlions let
cannot often be looked for,. nd such
us society ought never to I ) for or
countenance ; for, in so o ng.. It'
throws temptations in th ay of
Caen 1,
en of ardent and noble di.. Wens
c i m
to become• self-devoted ma tyro, In
order to supply \lts lamentable de4so
elencies in duty. ' t.- M. N. C.
Beaver, Pu., March 2.5.
The 'Trouble Between Secretary Fisk
and Senator Sumner. •
A Curioni Story About its Origin—
[Evidently Raised, but known to
hare A:latents of Truth.]
WASHINGTON, March 19. = The
atpital, this morning, containsa long
article piwporting tp given historyof
the misunderstanding between Mes
srs. Sumner and Fish: Some of Mr.
Sumner's friends, while diihilming
any responsibility for 4 ios language,
declare its main averments substan
tially;correct. Tho following pant
graphs contain the substance of it :
"Secretary Fish 0nd..31r.' Sumner
were sworn into the Senate together,
in 18M, and served sometimeon the
come.Coinmittee, and the two be
cattle acquaintances—indeed, friends.
When Gen. Grant rediscovered. 3lr.
Fish on the banks of the Hudson,
and made him Secretary of State, the
venerable - Knickerbocker fled to
1 he Chairman of Foreign Relations
for advice and help. Mr. Sumner
retains letters from Seretary Fish,
asking for the loan of his brains: Mr.
Sumner, who had meantime gad the
experience of the State Department
during the war, and who never fell
out with Mr. Seward or any other
gentlemou of that
_Department, wrote
the instructions for Mr. Motley him
self, wrote the outline of the leadihg
papers on the Alabama claims, and
named the person who should be ar the
letter of it atructionii 'to the British
Government reopening them claims.
The only . other pcnionlir. Fish could
get to give him any assistant* was
lianeroft Davis," &c.
"Mr. Fish and Mr. bumner, as
we have said; never personally dis
agreed, even about the Santo in
go matter until the military Ring
around Gen. Grant resolved to go in
to this job. Then the President made
the point with Secretary Fish'. that
the Senate Committee meat be -man
ipuliteinlirough its Chairman. Ac-'
cordingly, in the first week In June;
at 9 o'clock in the evening, Mr. 'Fish
went to • Mr. Sumner's house,- and
after arguing . with -him for thrik
hours, or until after „midnight, to
cease his opposition to Santo Dentin-.
gik he saidi fit' you *ant plealeaft
Wealdetitln this, If yott meet aide
your attacks upon Santo Dinlngo,,at
least getout Of the' *ay.' YOU, nets'
nitatity,in the Senate. :'fihernli.the
Mission;English I offer trio
Is yours,..- Goaway, and weputparry
this Santo Domingo Witness behind.
you," Mr. Sumner waived the Matter
off as the mistake elan old and bleu-,
dering friend, and replied s; 'O.-Fish
we nave the best man we can get now
at London; and you want to make no
Change there.' Mr. Fish' left' Mr.
Sunmet'S blouse a baffled, and
tied man, and he at once set
Davis to work; lards most malignant
vein to worry Mr. Motley; and in
sult Mr. Sumner. , • •
"Fish seems to have,,;leg all his
intrepidity as the titiut_api'lltii to
*spring' this lusolent't Reran. • il l tter
upon • the • public , his. frie ds.•
When ittlid appear `, he dared no
more face the, Gid State Lion,
but sent Senator Patterson to fathom
the shoals, and ascertain What- -his
(llah's) . rteepticm , would be, • when,
Soule daysago; Mr. Sumner wasask; ,
ed'why Fish did not Coate Inverson
to attend to public busineas,'and why
he sent Senator Patterson,. Mr. Sum
ner replied: 'Because ho, feared the
rebound of my heart r/
Mr. Sunmearepliell/ through.nd
.terson, that he would'see Fish at the
State Department,at the Senate, or
at the House of either,- freely, fully
and at anytime; on the public . busi
ness, but, h & added, tell him . that • I
feel that he bar; done me a cruel wrong.
At this Mr. Fish was the. more dis
tressed, but still he ,ursustered: up
enosigh Dutch courage , to go to Mr.
Sumner's house on the ticassion of a
c nference with Sir John' Buse, the
rticr and pioneer of the - British
•s•ernment, on the 'terms of a new
sett ement. Theeveniug waspaseed,
as Mr. StimnPr only 'Weld makd it
was' in Its perfection, pleasantly- in
telleetually, profitably. - But after
Midnight. when Fish had departed,
Mr. Sumner wittily sitting .down in
the eutet of his library, resolved that
his sell-respect would compel him to
discsimlnate betereen Fish theSecre•
bury and Fish the friend. Therefore,
when, some thne afterward, they met
on a private occasion at the Hon. It.
C. Schenek's, and late in the evening
Fish addressed , some ladies, a irk ()-
ions remark about 'duck and , par
tridge'. to Mr. Sumner, the latter
merely looked at him and made no
reply. Fish's weak nature felt the
shock. lie dared no.lon& face the
Numedbm lion, and he arranged
with the crew of Chandler, Nye, and
the other boys who tight . for bitten
apples; to complete his cowardly
warfare by driving Mr. Sumner from
the bead of this Committee, so that
he might no longer meet him."'
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Vice President Co Kai, in the In
dependent, sums up forcibly the great
advantages Which our country may
expect from . 11w construction of the
Northern Peel& tpilroad. Here is
what he says: . • •
"Midway across the continent—at
the head of I,2oo , miles of lake navl
gation-1,000 miles frond Buffalo, the
western terminus of the Erie canal,
and as near to it by water as Chicago
—lOO miles West of the longitude of
St. Louis or Galena—is the young
city of Duluth, the initial pointer the
Northern Pacific railroad. That
great work, so magnificently endow
ed by the Government, isalready be
(ng pushed rapidly westward, under
its energetic controllers; and before
the snow flies next fail it will beeorn
pleted to the western 113 w of Minne
sota,
where it crows the Red river
of the North, which runs northward
to Lake. Winnipeg, and one-eighth
of its distance .to the Pacific (Kean
will have been accomplished. Com
trilmcing, too, this season on its wed
tern line jthe Work will be prosecuted
roars both directions, and, long 'be
fore the nation celehratesitS, Cent&
nisi Anniversary .of Independence
the lakes will be united by iron bands
with that Mediterranean of our
northivest, Puget's Sound.
• "Of the nuspiciousinflueuce of this
enterprise, which butufewyearsago
would have, been considered so (Wr
ing, the most sanguine of its friends
have scarcely yet a full realization.
Even takinz Chicago as the starting
point. it' will be trio St. Paul, where
an-arm of this railroad is reached}
200 miles less distance to Puget's
Sound thap to San Frvicisco. Re
sit:et this, vessels from he Holden
Gate to Chinn sail on what is called
the grand circle, instead olio astraight
line; and any one testing this by I
string on a globe will beaurprise• e lift
the result, if they,have tut u t ili r e ,„ev ous
ly studied the rotundity oft earth,
and its diminished prof ranee as
you go northward tovali the Dole.
Hefice, when they / have sailed 800
mike from Sun Francisco they are
only one hundred miles front the en
trance to Tuiet's Sound; and this
striking fact shows the .advantagei
this mute will have in commanding
the through traffic or• Asia with our
Atlantic States, or that portion of it
'hick will pass over the soil of this
nation on its road to Europe.
"Nor is this all. Development is
the.great duly of the Republic, after
all its recent trials. Resources are
the gift of the Creator. developing
them depends on the work of man.
Along the line of the Northern Pa
cific railroad, as it follows up the we -
ter courses, the Missouri and the
Yellowstone on this side, and de
scends by the valley of the Columbia
on the other, a vast baby of agricul
tural land is waiting for the tklow,
with a climate almost exact) f the
spne as that of New York, except
that, with lestr snow . ; cattle in the
larger portion of it can subsist on the
open range in winter'. Here,' if cli
mate and fertility of soil produce
their natural result, whenrailroad
facilities upon this now isolated region
to settlement, will soon be seen we-.
ing-grain fields, and happy homes,
u 14 growing towns; while ultimate
] y. cordon of prosperous States teem-
in •"•• vith population, and rich in in
dustry and consequent wealth, will
'occupy that noVvamdeveloped and al
most inaccessible portion of our con
tinental area.
. "But this road is fortunate all° ha
its pathway across the two ranges of
mountains which tested so severely
the Pacific railroads built on the cen
tral line, and the overcoming of
which reflected such well-deserved
honor on their energetic buirtlers. At
the Deer .Lodge, Pass, In Montana,
where it misses the Bock mountains
Its altitude above the sea is 3,500 feet
less than the Union Pacific railroad
at Sherman, which is said to be the
highest point at which ta locomotive
an be found in the world. And on
the Pacific side of the continent it is
even more fortunate. From Arizona
up to the Arctic Circiathe Columbia
is the only river which has torn its
Way through that mighty range, the
Andes of North- America, which in
California is known as the Sierras,
but which in 0 n changes its
name to the Cascades. Nature has
thus provided a pathway for the
Northern Pacific road through these
mountains, the Sailing of which on
the other line, at. an elevation Mover
7,000 feet, (a moat wonderful triumph
of engineering,) cost theVentml
elk millions ofdollanitutd compell
ed them for 70 milectkmalutain a
grade of over 100 feet mile—
twi.m the maiimum of ;ho Northern
Pacific at the meat difficult points on
its entire route. . „ .
"It is fortunate,also, in its terabit'.
us on the Pacific coast. No one who
has not
.been there can ,realize the
beauty or Puget's sound and its sur
roundings. One hundred miles long
but so full of inlets and straits that
its navigable shore-line measurel,76o
miles, dotted with lovely islets, with
gigantic trees almost to the water's
edge,- with safe anchorage every
where, and etretchirig southward,
-nrithouttihules otters, from thestralts
of Fuca to the capital and centre of
Washington Territory, it will be a
magnificent enbvpot for the teem.:
merce of that grandest occurrof the
world, the Pacific. Nor is' it lees
fortunate in the pilot at the • halm.'
some .6 ten aF
With th rePandkal - ParellAY
eemtkirtheni, to link their name,
with an enterprise that may pow&
bkir &IL Owe enlisted ht.' it, ineaCial
beau:ma duty. ALAI needscarcely
saylhasJAyiboko is one • of , their
men., Witbout dwelling on his sue
ten! negotiating the Wade 4?f the,
Unual:at one of its &Oast hours,
and afleeother owrockli had . fidied,
which'his posed Intl:1'111story, I can
saY 'that 'the same resbeless energy
and determination which 'overatine
all obstacles then, and - caused money
'to flow-into *an exhausted treasury
faster than the nation, with Its enor
mous liabilities, could use it, is enlist
ed now in the pushing forward of this
great work as rapid 4 as lencsibic con
sistent with economy in Its construe
tion. The land grunt of the United .
States, exceeding' 80,00%000 acres In
the winter-wheat reg ion of our nation
(10 times as largess the area of Mass
achusetts) Is doubtless sufficient-for
Its completion; but besides this, mill
ions of the , private MOMS of himself
and friends artoiready inveitol in it.
The bonds, based on the land grout,
and a mortgage on the road itself in
addition, are - being . sold as rapidly as
the mon is needed, and as
vestment, y yielding about 8 percent.
per year lu currency, Mirk ahvady_
with the best class ofraliroad seeuri;
ties. Mid thus the good work will
go on with unchecked step to final
consumadon„ currying the blessings
of settlement, development. rdvii
lustier), and Christianity with Mails
progress , and literally °causing
_the
wilderness . to blossom us the rose."
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it la a sure sod perfect remedy 1.,r all diseases I f
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JUR BEBA.
. e ,rc . u ns t ;i t co
the rlal p •24 . thl ai t . h d at ha Ct s i i a n d g lr
wonderful entire properties to even exceed t ronuA
he
'toilette* formed by Its great repritatlon, has
concl to offer It to the public, and In haupy to
sta that he has perfeclad ansrigemeuts for a reg
pew:ably supply of this wonderful Plant— Ile
• 111 vent touch time In ewrtmenting and Myth.
tinning as to the moth tOciest preparation from
it for • opniar nee, and hat for some time tins. to
Ma own proctor with moat tiappY mutt. the three.
lustmedic:lce maw protested Op the public as
Er. WELLS' ErfIIACT of JURDEEBt
and be condtlentrg moommeude It to every family
us boneebeld remedy afflict' abonkl be freely
Mare as • 111 Am, Pefeelso In It derangement.
of the cyatem and to animate and fortify all weak
and Lymphatic tempera=ente. .101 IN tl , . Kn.
LOGS. runt St.; New York. Sole Agent fur the
United Stale*. Prue line Dollar per bottle. Send
for Circular. maratlie
•
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The Mag or bend to a permanent
ic Comb cameo any eulored hair
M
or rown. It or bend
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eon me 11. One rent lo mall fmtnai dollar. 1 'ld.
drum MAGIC COMB 00.,13prInffdeld. Mass" -. •
tor ahsw,
la:;tc lefiilr
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with the rwn lea flaron
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Warranted to cult all hates.—
For sale ereryirhtrt. And.for
sale, M holetale, unly hy the
(real .-Itlantir Melte liB
Cek.B Charctrat. New Yord—
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711eiv.wctor Circular. " oath:lw
ANEI T ( g NI I g e g b ir h i;V !
nor okvt "1;:oVO3
(Illustrated.) by Juno N.C. A caorr. A spleounl
.object mid popular author. B. B. ItUSSNLL,
Boston, Mast. martin'
$5 to $2O per day and no tire. Do you want a
situation As eliellll,lll it Or hue
home. to Introduce oar stern strand OAPs him
CloVuo hi log forirer. lanet miss t h is
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Wire Worts. 'l5 Win. lit. N. Yotk, orMlDearbord
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it FA FNEsd. C ATA Mtn SCRUFULA.—A
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Uatorrh and orroMM.,matt mumd bya simple rem
edy. Iler ayrorathy and gratitude pmmpto her to
rend lie re lito free of charge to our one 'Unitar
y adttoted. A dttrom MRS. M. C. Lk.Uttk:Tr. Jer•
my City, Neu: Jerees: _ roard:lrr
F'ir I. 1;
Med tbat a G•ltar and eittaper ar than was
met known will he supplied. Tbis Jar ezrells lu
rssry quality and teAndvment. and will outsell,
and rim undersell airy and all °them Important
Pace plat for ISTI how road, and sent free. Att.
Are,. CHAS. G. IMLAY tt BON. N 0.221. flock
St.. Philadelphia, '
murmlw,_
1300 K AGENTS! •
'be most ocruunenia4 sensible popular
otatibacyltion book . ) la -Phyulcal Training is
Children. "Just out. It has splendid Steel Mae..
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area It wants h. h has no opposition and delivete
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only V. New Wort Pub. C. 1., 11. WI ow. 7th and
harketStc. ?blind phis.
REDUCTION OF. PRICES
TO CONFORM TO
DEDUCTION OF DUTIES,.
Great Saving to Consumers.
By Getting. Tip Clubse.
.
•
Setid for our new Price List ands Chas
form RIII accompanti4 containing full directions.
=akin: a lame minlm. to cation:toot and towing.
poise to club or...tippers.
GREAT ApRICAN TEA
. CORPAN 1, 31 4 1 ESKY KTRKEY, NEW
YORK. P.O. Docl •Snarfitbr
CARBOLIt• TABLETS.
Au untalllue remedy fur all Bronchial 1./116enhirs.
Coughs,. Cohis. Iloartenme, Asthma. Dlrsherla,
Dryness of the throat or 'A hide Noe and al. Cater
"bal. disease.
.Tha wonderful modern discurery of Catholic
Add. Is destined totecome one of the greatest
bienlbfff to mankind in In aiiMlianich tu direases
of the Most and Its Croat curative qualities In all
'aXectkins of the Cater &ND WNW. •
Dr. Wells', Carbolic Tablets,
&vides the great hmedtal agent Carbolic Arid
contain other (irradiant' arovereettyreatrohnend
ed, which chemically cobbler. producing • Tab.
lit more highly Inedielhat and better adapted lor
disease. of Um throat than any preparation arm
before Maned to the public.
CAUTIONPt Sett TOC GIT /;actor.
cc Tortala; Do oor ear omen
Goon. Li Vali= •ry aX TOC IX TRICIS 1T CDi. ;
FOR COUCAIIS AND -COLDS
Weals' Carbolic Tableio
ARE A' SUBIC CURE. 'TRY WIEN.
SOLD BY DRUGGIST Imsrk.ltw
MIDDLETON - a .PoCKST COSICABELLKII.
ALL —One Ageot wan Mi d dleevery county (
Cora t
Unhad • Mates to **II ton • Pocket
*belies • placated ma. It shells all sines of can.
and on be used by lay bne. Will last ibr years.
Beall eke CO map. Wholesale. to Agents. I 5
Mao.
. Pc. rave. XIDDLFON
alMsbars : r Dottie
iter
P.AW.X.iILANT4;IN
dc. Repair Shp."
Hobe boa *mid la dui Yosisdry Ilattasoo
for sore Wit taltto sairs,-45riair
_irkkb Ow 1
aotamalstal alarlot of sada RIM". trt
alanoanYaalgt sad tattle at pirate
for Itatiamosests ea
COOKING 4TOVES
3P' 3La
Tim guar vitas
• palm Pr Oa
STOVE . SI
Stovis of Different Soto far llrtlaglod Cooking.
I)o,6rcat Reg* 0004.8tm
LW IX best Retard of any Biagio ever °erred In
Ibis 'mutes.
IT TAKES LESS FUEL.
LF*3 ROOM TO, : DO MORE WORK,
,S.EST BASHER
.146sTrpute4: 13LE
ALTOGETHER ,
THE REST STOVE IN USE.
In conuevian the Altove I hoc 'gat
' up a Pstrnt.
v.xirk.NsicoN Top,
which occupies little room, no additional
fuel, and is tint liable to wear out,. disieat•
to with all pipe, ran Le put on of taken
off at any line. and made to suit all stoves
of any size or patt.•rn. •
Five Hundred Periisons
Who 1421%4 pun:47giell Sntiitxul too
BELT PROW COOKING STOVE,
Most of whose names haii) been publish.
ed in the .itions,nre confidently reternsr
la. to beer v. items supitnor mer s
its a conking, stove.
Marini three And clay* enainei on hand at
.hoot afteen hone power capacity. they ate ogled
to the public at trarenahle tate..
TWIN 711ORML2:11.
CM
HE.N4YIJAPPi,
IMAM IS Al 4 KINDS or
FURNITUE•
,I I:I, r ~'~ ~ hiil~ ~{ , I~;
OP ALL BIZES FURNISHED TO ORDPR.
BeigtMon Bt. above Plow Factory,
. • ROCHESTEE. PE.VN' A.
The lamest mock In Rarer .eounty tonotactly .
oo hand, and genius Si the way lowa= prim.
Calor Lid Llearso.prortded at the aortae notice ,
Raring a Lune Met tdell kind* of Inmitate on*
boat. and wahln: to =ottoman for tall and win
ter work. I bore reduced soy pram accordingly.
ong3l:lf.
CARPET ,
Oil Clotlir., &c.
~Phole and Retail,
At 14 west Prices,
VCALLUM BROTH'S.
:11 Fifth Avenue.
PITTABUROH, PA.
We llnve i'nilltie4 for Supplymg
Ft 'VITA IT. 13 Ii: A LIE It 14
Equal to
ANY -EASTERN .10111.11!“ 1101:6E
MCCALLUM MEWS.
'l‘
nikrl;;ly
LOOK HERE.
la PICINI; ANDEtVdiIIIEU GOODS.. -The
anderalgt.rd beg, t. 0.0 to iaforrn his friends
and the nubile Generally that he hoe Just ta.eeiced
a Dew .rock of rOtlde , or the, latest styles ?or
Spring and Summer near oehich he offers at eery
modern, rate+.
GENTLEMENS'
r 4 OOJS,
coNsTANTLa ON HAND.
Clotblee ramie to order on the ottorteet mace.
Thmaral to the public or met taeunr.4bope
by chve attention to re merit a &n
-once of the eau,
DANIEL 3IILLEII,PA.
JllllO6l " SD.. /MIMI IeIrATE.7.
r
nliAlk. B. 1111UUNT. Notary Public. Con
,' reynneer and Intotraner. Agent. Deed, and
Agreement. written and acknowledgements taken.
*c. Hering ber duly rommi..kmed mAgent fos
several drat elm. In.arenee Comminleo, repre
senting the Fire, Life Accident, and Lbw Stock
Department.. f. famp.aed to take ti.k. end write
ponder on the moot liberal term.. Alan, agent
for the "Anchor Line" of and clap. Ocean Steam
er.. Ticket. sold to end from all ports In Eng
land. Ireland. Scottand,Genneny and France. Of
fice Ist 1/111 - • brick r.r. Diamond, Eoehenter.
apriSTA
CLOTHING STORE.
NEW GOODS!
II INTER STOCK.
Tin" Utldergl.:llVti plen•llre Ill
forming Ins friends .nn tihe public gener
juAi rerr.ivr4l and opened
4 New took of Goads,
OF' TfIE . LATEsT STYLMFOR
W i titer. Wear.
lie ktypn the be 4 of workmen in Ids
employ. and fveti confident. of biA ability
to cut nod mike up gitrutentn both
FASIHONABLE &'ULE.
and in •:tich s manner ns will please his
19321132
..1
tI.WAYs ON HAND
Odl and see us before leaving your
Orders Veetehere
W1L1.11.4* REICH. Jr.
may4:7o;ly . ilit.igewater. Pa
SRO. 211/113D*
MERCHANT TAILOR,
BCOADWAY.
NEW BRIGHTON, PA:
a ßre mocked ! large and well selected stack
Fall and Winl..er Goods,
consisting of
BEAVERS, CHINCHILLAS,
CLOTHS CASSIMERES, ENG
LISH MEL7'OAVS, VES'TINGS,
of the latent nµl that fesblenthle nyler, Ohlth
he made to order on the
MOST REASONABLE TERMS
za4 on the phaeton pottable natio: Bad serreataz
_eve Radtke:oou.
to r. S.— As I eta toy nose but Ono Ow workmen
sold having lle experksee ,leer Wag. I
dety COtopethicie earthen le the bate, as to
Sake led It. I keep alio oa lewd a clock of
iraila+,ll6lCkalike of hone ateaulietare.
' Goods.'
• •••
WITII A LAME ' STOCK - OP 000
B64kVitOO
-Lowest Cash Prices,
And will sell iowe Goods
AS LOW AS BEFORE THEWARI
tkrusisting).t Dry Goals,Druceikai .
4 14sions. llarlware, Hats, e9ii, Su=
`and Shoes; Rope, Ocum. Flicking
\Yarn, Iron, Nails; Paints:,
White Lead, Oil, fatty,
Queensware. • Wii-
inw-ware.Flaur. • :
- Feed,
\ Grain and - ,
I • ACan, varie- - •
ly Prints:Mu:dim
I • .'Tickingv,Delains,Cdecks '
Alpactsoicattquims,Dniali
• and Hosiery ; a Tens, Coffees, -
Sugars, Syrups, Ma, Carbon Oil,
5:00 fhb. lir the 2th • t saes
ar'neonaily
" AND NEW CREEK LOUR. .•
Just arrived *mirror rile. W h esale aid
' • Retail,
„, • -
At Pi'ttsburg - Prit!eß.
200 Kegs Wheeling Nails:
ONE CAR WHITE LIME: •
Land Plaster, and Akron Omni;
A Large Stock of
White Lead and. Paints:
A very superior quality of Strumz & Wet
zel a Soap% and a lot of Carbon Oil
hue Arrived and' for sale. IVhokaale
• and Retail..
I I
ALSO. PURE CATAWBA. ISABELLA
—lnd
Concord Wines,
Of our 'tau intage. - for lletlicinal and
Sacramental Purp o ses, are highly Ite-
Cf. 11111101111141 by Ibo,e who have
used them.
SPETEREIt & SONS,
aprl:l:te
Sewing Machines.
Ivegift=f4Azint+m) 1
We:lre how obis to offer to the Public ..
FIRST CLASS SEWING MACHINE
of Superior Style of noisier
Embracing all the hilest linprocements
found in SUMe ai r td . Arrieriea s at s Price
Quite wallah@ lbw reneb *revery Boar
, hold is the L
Ur bIOLICITIU.
The onderskned members of the Sewing Bade
ty for the benent of the 31. , -S. Motet. Bearer. has.
trig had the WILItUN tiIIUTTLE.PH SING MA
CUINE In u.c for some time. take pleasure In
stating that. for stmpildty of construction, thus-
Nifty. ease of operation. speed and beauty of per ire believe it Is not parpuned by any
Machine In therrnarket.
Mrs. J. P. Unaro..Prst
Wrtelf.A. Cietsiodanner,
• nee Pres.
Mrs. M. Phiflpo. Terve.
lira. Prof. R. T. Tattor.
Mrs. Hay. JAL Miller.
Mr.. Her. W. 11. loch,.
Mrs. Bee. P. D. Fist.
Mr.. Ur. McNutt.
Mr.. A. Border.
Mn. WIIIIsus Krimer.
Mts. SanatorJ. S.lt
Mre.A. L.
Mre N. Dawooo.
Mr.. J. B. Butler.
Mni: E. W. !rickey.
Mr.. Erq. It. Tabu.
Mrs. 11. A. Wharton,
Agnee , Joborioo
Mles IL N. Lynn.
Mk. Ekda Allrioo.
Mice Lou. C. Wthom:
Mrs. Andrew Mate.
WcrAND,&27y.
Office and !Wee Room
paragtlltenl, 5..1
II Third Si.. liesver4 P
ANDERSON, Adria.
Singer Sewing lia.chine.
HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINr,
The moat perfection simple matinee( the Ind
nrel Invented.
11d b of the above popular machine hoe been
lately Improtea mall they eland without • Pol.
Prim or the SINGER FA.MILY SERINO MA
CHINE from $13.0D upwards.
Price of HINKLEY S KNITTERS po.
Circulars and Samples mailed foie on appllea
thin.
PITBAW 4; 31.0111T10N..
GEN EIiAL 117.NTS.
:Yu. 40 Sixth Stn•et, Pitt:thumb Pa
Agents wanted for the Hinkley Machine every
where, and for the Singer In Western Pennsylva
nia &tater. Ohio and Wald Va., where there are
none already er , tabllalred.
novelle.
FOR SALE.
o The orthocriher agent for pato hi. late notdince
in the borough of Bridgewater, Bc-trer comity.
Pa. Conoloting of •
One Two-Slory Brick House
with Dialog-moat and Kitchen attached; a good
Cistern at the Kitchen door Frame citable, Wood
tionoe.Lomber.rooni andehicken Ifonoent Garden
In a high itale orcalltralkto, wlth.lipple, Pearls.
MUM and Pear Tree.; *mail fruit, pact] to Mope.
Currant. and iliopbeteles; a Flower Gar
den and Sommer Home with ono acre of ground
more or ins. - The shove will be *old it a great
bargain. and posoeistoh given on the drat or Apt!'
nest. For terms apply to the euheerlber at New
Brighton, or Prodder 11. Itarrach near thaNeal
adf. • MIKAN STOWS.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH PERFECT.
EDI— T. J. i 11. J.
CLAN DLE It have par-
• -- :',...., chased the exclusive
~4 . - . - --' _ L.. , tight of Beaver county
~,1-
7.7 . 4 . ~:4 - ;.. - , '..." 0 ,00 noe . f.n : grack*. Patent
. '':1..."1°:.'
1 4. .4 , 0 0 I,:;"''''Z b i trisTi
i
bi.
and tat and elastic as to perfectly adapt Itself
to the th ; obviating all that clumsy and Milky
condltt so mach compiateed of heretofore; and
lenening te lialbUlty to Week IGO percent. In
deed, no e mein; It would be willing to exordia
old style plate may looser than they could maven,
brolly tat them exchaatted. AU Woodward Dew
tines peernmed In the best and most Imbetantial
moan. In gnat teeth with gold, etc.. we dial.
lenge bompaltion from any quarter. and an 'eke
to Ilvlng subject' whom illlhrts have mood be.
Mem thirty and forty Among the anahet
Hon. John Allison will extdba ailing" we Instr.
ted some CI yens ago; the teeth or perfect as the
day they moo Ailed. Laughing Gas ow
a new plan.treein.: it Qom all nnplensannar i ol den
reran effect", making the extraction of teeth a
source of pbrosnes =thee than of Iwo, and pals.
Prices we low as any good dentist In the Brae.
Office at Bearer oration. Rochester Pa. .
noetJfl T. J. lb U. 41 MANDL/lA.
3 ao.ll3.tlairt3r3r e
. .- . Dr. J. Ware
.4 -, .."%. • i ray,ortleidge.
:. •ti - ....i. ) __ - -..., '1 atrr. Ir deter.
-- - - ~..4011101. - - mined Mat no
`--- 7 ,-.7_ - ---- 7 Itentlat In Ow
Mate Audi do
4 r, i _ --- --rrrk . work het er lzir
: 1 1 4: •
...• i . i ,15 :-. he ollerrit to
1 4 I • 1.11% . 0 .Mr pairoor.-
Ito us. :be
be I materials
Olattlettalrea the ratted & leo. bold nod ell.
veer 'Wins •prilossrad la • Mir that data. conspe•
Won Batt-01Kit= guaranteed to all operations,
or tbeft perm retained. th ee tam • teal. .
- dely
ir Mink Orders oo ?remoter of school Dlo
'~[ed~gtriat:°'~;
- .-11611 . T1 1 .1 . 1LI1)0LD':8 , -,
COMFO,U.N-DfLUID
Extract, Catawba
GRAPE PILLS.
C!!•q= 4
i lf=Md itf,Mwe 4;;:
Ibr Darr Cbstsitelia; Jaaiffie:' BUtoise Ape
time. Okk or Sorrows 114rodoo4,•notirraass,
de. • Portly = 4 0)If ie coololokoo no Mural.
• nese pillsare the mast &HOOD! pleas
ant, pistpMve, superseding castor oil, salts,
mairmnis, etc. : They are composed of the
shwa irgrediags. Afte,r a few days' use
of them, such an invjgotationortheentire
system takes piaci U to 'appear miracul
ous to the weak and enemted, whether
111121111 g from inattlesce or discos& H.
T. lieliabold's pound Fluid Eliffia
Catawbi, Grape Pith' are not sugar-coated,
front the (act that saga r•tiosted Pills do not
dissolve, bat pus through the' stoto.sch
without dissolving, consequently do not
produce the denim] *Erect. THE CA
CAWBA GRAPE PILLS, bel eg pleasant
i n taste and odor, do not necenutate thei
P r
being surtarcoateal. FIFTY CENTS
• .
lIENIUY T. FtEL]LIIOLO•r:)
IMIGULY coattails:run COSIPOVSD
FLUID . EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
WIII radically exterminate from the sys
tem Scrofula, Syphilis, Fever 'Sores, U.
cers,Bore Eyes, or Legs.. Sore Mouth,
Sanru !fetid, Bronchitis, Skin Disenacs,
Salt Rheum, Cankers. Runnings from thi;
Ear, White Swellings . . .Tumors, Cancerous
Affections, Nudes, Irckets, Glandular
Night Sweats, Rash, Tctter,
Humors of a l kinds, - Chronic lila:ulna.
tism„Gyspepsin, rind all discascathat have
liken establlsbial Its the system (or years.
\ Being prepared expressly for the above
Co(upluiuts, its bleistpu rl fy log Illoperiies
re`grenter than nay tither p nparui ion of
ISargaMrilhL ii gives the cotuplexton a
clear and healthy color and restores the
patiettOo a state or health and purity.
For purifying the blood, removing ull
chronic conAtltutienul diseases arisMg from
an impure Mate of the blond, met the only
reliable and effectual kr own reincily (of , '
the cure orpitinv and swelling ort he Ise w 4: ,
ulecnitions 4,r the th rout and legs,bloWhia,
pimples on 'the erYsipelsis,,Mi all
scaly eruptions or the anirlicatitiry.
"lag the complexion. PItIC ro PER
BOTTLE.
itsivrvi RIELMBOVii
.90XCKPITItATF.0
• I
PLUIDZIMIACTBUCHIT.
/ HE GREAT inuitErw, -.
ha
/ HE
every case or Diabetes in which
• , ms'been given, Irritation
~, r the Neck
d i
of tir' Bladder and Inflanuttion of the
Kidn 41.;1e. ' , ration ot •t he Kidneys and
Blatt .r. Retention ot Urine. Disci's s 'of
the ostage Gland. Stone in the Bladder.
Culeulus, Gravel, Brickdrist Deposit, and
Merlins or Milky Discharg es . and for em
•kiebleti and delicate constitutions or both
Faxes, allttiticti with the following. Spin-
A t.
os
tours: IntlispositiOn-, Exertion. L. of
Power Lost of 314 y. Difficulty . A
Breathing, Weak Ner l , Tiem Is I i ng, 11 or
ror or Des;ase. Wraktulneso ; Dimness of
Vision, Pain in lhe Back, !lot Iland:.,
Flushing or the Body. Dryness of the Skin,
Eruption on the rue... Pallid Countenance,
Universal Las.itn.le of t lie,3lus6nlar Sys
tem, etc. . •
Used In• per ems from the'nLTe of vigil
teen In twenty live. and from Mir:Hive..
tifiy-live•\ or in Ilir decline or rininge
lip:: after confinement or lalu,r b e ,
wetting in eleil,lren.
-lielattptlir+ Extract Itachu iw Diaro it
and Illood•Porityitag, and (quoin!! th-t-a-...
'eXerl , •••• linprthicilv,s , in M.% Tinpuo;
liesoriln• t•le.:si:lier , onr.g
in 11111 . .:• t"." n Lich I .
Sypiiilii: ia
:1 11l 1..o.•.10'•
LADIES
In nntny alreetion4 fieetiliar to
the Extriict 13ucLu t+ uutr p tatlt~l 1w ;my
Hiner rymetly—sts in Chloroes or Ileten
tlon,lrregularity, H1M...4 or Suppres
sion of customary I:74enatiomi, Ulecrateti
nr Schirrmi state. of IIu• Uterus, Ltileot
rlurn nr R • hites. Sterility. and Gtr aileron.
plaintx inetoent to the sex; Whether ariA
lug front liiiibiereiton or Habits or I/Imi
pation. It S. prescribed extensively by
the tool 4 midwives
for ettli',llled and delailt• constittiiion.., of
both iieNts and all age, (attended with any
of the aliorC Or ,Y
O.
• ,
If. T. lIELMBoLD'S' EXTRACT BU
CUE CURES DISEASES MUSING
FROM 131P1tUDENCES, HAB
ITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC.,
in all their stagey.at litt'e expense, little
or, ,no chimp. in diet, no ineonvenlenee,
and no exposure. It (mews a frequent de
sire, and givt, strength :n Urinate, there
by removing Obstructions, Preventing
and Curing btriwunn of the I:Whim. Al
luting Pain and imitation, er, frequent
in this Clara or disease., and expelling ash
Poisonous [nattier.
Thousands who have been the vietimt
of Incompetent persona, and iv MO have
paid heavy fees to cureil In a short time,
hare found they hive been deceived, and
that the rois. no ' has,hj, the ti.,• ot“pow•
Will rti,gents,' la en dried tip in th e
system, to 'trunk out in a mote aggravatt
torus, and perhaps atter Marriage.
Use 111.1.311301. D'S EXTRACT RU
NIC tier nil allection. sad Diseases lathe
Urinary Organs, whether exciting in Male
or Female, Irum whatever cause nrtgi uut
ing, and no miter of how long standing
PRICE ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENTS PElt ItirrrEE,
E=l=
E
canjo be surpa94.4sl as a FACE WASH,
mai will he Munil the only specific reme
dy in every speriesiof cutaneous Affection.
It speedily eradicates Pimples, Spois,Se o r.
butte Dryness, Italtarat!ons or the cilium.-
tuis• Mendmme, etc., dispels Reclines!. anti
Incipient Intl:tin:Won, Rives Rash,
Patches, Dryness of sloilp or Skin, Frost
Ram and nil purpuees lilt which Salves
or Ointments are ustsl: restores the skin
ton state of parity and softness, anti in
sures continued healthy action to phi tisane
of Its vessels, nil which depends the ae re°.
able churness and vietwily of complexion
an HAMA sought awl admired. lint how
ever valuithic as a teinedv for existing de
fects of the skin, 11. T. Reinhold*
Wash bas Mug sustained its principle
el • to unbound patronage, by possess
ing qualities widest tinder it a toilet op-
Pertd7geof the Most Superlative and Con
genial character, continuing In an elegant
tormula thma• prominent requisites safety
and mvariattle accompani
ments of its use-Lit+ a Preservative and
Refresher of the Complexion. It is an
exrellent Lotion for ilivatassof Svphilit-
IcNtilnie, anti as an injection fur distnett;s
of thin Urinary Organs, arising - fr.:lu halt,
to 14 lllSSillatil,ll, 11 , t11 in connection With
the EXTRACTS 'wow, SARSAPA
RILLA. AND CATAWILt GRAPE
PILLS, In suet' diseasew as recommended,
cannot I* surpasszsi. PRICE ONE 1)01, -
I.Alt PER itorrl,E,
chd Jels
Frill and explicit direct !URA accompany
the inetiielneg.
ETMlttlet• ..I' else most iespotisible and
reliable character furnishes( on - applies -
calion, with hundreds or thousands of
Irving witnesses, arid upward of 3,00 d un
whcittvl and retrommendutory
letters, many of which are from the high
est UM roes, including end nenk Physicia
Clergymen, Statesmen, -etc. The pro
prietor lam never resorted to their publi
cation in tlw newspapers; he tines not do
this from the fact his articles rank as
Standard Preparations. and do not tired to
bet propped up by certificutett
Henry T. lielsabold 9 a (leonine' Pre.
paraclonsy
'Delivered to any fldrem. Secure from
oWervation.
ESTABLISHED UPWA aDDFTW EN.
TY.. YEARS. Sold by Dmggists every—
where. All. I mai letters for In h intat hai; iu
confidence to HENRY T. HELMROLD,
uggla. and Chemist.
Only thirds: u , H E 1.31 ROL WS
Drug
Only
Chetrotni Wal ebou4.. No. 59-1
Broodway.New York. or to H. T. H ELM•
BOLD'S 314.11imsi Depot, 10.1 S. tab Tenth
Street, Plillade'phia
BEWAIIK OF CoUNTERYKITS. AA (or
/I MUT T. HELM/lOW'S! T.uo No OTIIKIL
inay18;10;ly] did febls. '
=3Z=Ms==!=
.7ifed tei 1.
••• • • NvAleminteip, •
• ILEMILEDy.
'11111116804 weer Whey
(Dot mat& wow awe) to meths wry wont ow.
of tilled, Itchisly at !Howling Pile.. 'Me,
an aft.. push! Isitudhitzt; call on awl:drop
plat sod get It kw ft will, trie ipthlestw,
witsotts *tont
offal relit f. sod the kw 4,3 4 .;
l ag app s ado are y requited to efeet a per.
timment Caro without say kosible en Isnot reuknee
Ita use..
Wowionie Pao Itsminie 1. exprevelp
pfin, sad I. hot reiXmomeuiled to cam say oth e ,
disease. It has coma mazy ca6es Oltf Mute
Yalta' strutting. Men Ow Dollar. ,",t,
elppgipittt every whrte. Ey
No
EMo .e
:NILL V Lid
wiaggiepaLlt Tuule is brewed
a:primal, lac Dystaiwks tusl LIMN satkru g with
habitual Cr.ityriwws. These ..111 lrry Ira .1.
qtr net em p l upAphysicisa. for learn io Pommy
what this "annum wit du la a ha wart..
sacianaraiug Lae Mlle:, itauc9.ln2 the Om,
Um, tutoring 'tip salon, girlog straugth no-ul.Cy
clar=leslig. nuablinig tows who tasy bare beis
for yra.a to their rooms a. ttis.
again rwitinic itself occupation. au all the data.
of Life. Vu. Vial I. all wu sok to cos.', thi.r....
Is a
Oily
to
rtruturnend itself to the must skrporal it
.llghtly silmulattoz taste sad a .pkoold Pp
aellzer; It strengthen Mr atomacli and frAvtrs
filo dlgaullve prowl, lu their bcabby Plate. WaJk,
iambus nod dy.p.ptin ;wrotw atoolti tow liar.
attes byrprpsits /USW. bur saia by druggiwg
Pans One Lobar.
COL (ILI rto..NitiatE,
,
Warner% tough itaJaass i. bettlutit....,
Cl kwestel exitecium4l4. exUaordladij via
• In tatenctitately rellreing,ind nett.
asll7 curing, the moat otettatate estare
Colas, bore thrust. Itteunclu4,llllSueute, Catartl,
Iluareetteme. Ambito and Cumatipuost Is atm.:
luttrtAllble. Ittu iteutopt 4 the rchel mad certaisi
aracia la all the above caoakaaaay aykctititiut the
throat andlungs. lust thouttatua paysiclatili Ate
daily litaacTibitig It, sad 1.11 sad ul sq 14( it I d
the meet brabag and ratirciuralia4
axuiewc ever
kuowu. Oue deer alwayo allutda redid. aud
fu
Weal rases One bottle ederte a am. huttilti
oda, tu barge bullies. Pike One bullat. It.
Your °WU bilk If you skit tough and
litelloattk wilt cure.
==mm:E6
Tlst
Great llloud Purlllor awl Litt:dour bru,k .
Wan/serge Vlisains lltUe.nr Ulan et IA
t• tree Irutu au] gsulattuou. Ur up; ur N
lug prepared tor tbu.e.bo requtite a •tattal.t -
It le a ottleodtd aupeimer aud tuute..cl tuo
0114 41 Am 'rum tor yarlgiu t tbn Ukuu.t. 714
11.55.1 yleuaut delictuua anti U. et tr
to the uubligaar auperlut to brandy, u
bitter., ur soy cutter artietr. It tu tutor hraltfy,
stud cheaper. Itotts stale and fetuule,young Ow,
no Ulan Wu Nlue u 1 lAk. It ta, to 1114 a life prr•
au:Nur. lltuee rho auto to etUuy guod LuuL and
a Inv Illow ul Bret] if 11l 111/ sell lu tale
the
Wine uLLIre. It ta utrlrteut fraud aultuluz et,r
Whore fn tar. It lu mid by etuygolit. Yruot Ur o•
Donal% In quart bolt!-..
• Akalt.L.M.k.:lNi.ittiCKi t U E.
Witriser's Eloosomagogor t. IL<
nee knoun to core tbe.Whlte, (It ant cure Ic
army we.) %here le the !milt lo shut IL.
Important medicine le 1.01 wanted? 31 , dien.u,
le the gr . qteld blerring erer one J.O. rad p.
.pood immediately prorate It It I. rko al,
for Female Irrnn With*,
where the m andinsy
upon in eater 0.• ohttly
born ohstracted through cold ! ,„m
drurglet•. Prier One Dolldr. •
Sold by all Drag:J.lo. or *rut t
receipt of Otte Ih•llar suol n
SID !Plate evi rq Chicazti.
Yin , stlelly S. C. It ICS
Brigiv,v ter. awl III:40 AN 1 , I; I E••/,.
bearer. Y.:
"
• 4>,
• 1 04
OF THE i 'AC E I
PATZNTZD Vacant. 7Tr, .169.
=I
GOLDEN FOUNTAIN PEN
bit .11/1t 141Clietel".4=iv 4
oervw*E___lllst Ve Wag: I*"
gllaesystoee ,
ci I V
mum wee rem 01W wrui eetweer• done a
1101r4r# a r rAiram a ett ~'*
Y wanes r
Weew a llel/1. ww ll . =*.
emewie 1...0 tem Noe%
SLOW; twelve betas,
a
Yl WESTERN PUBLISHING CO.
Manttraccureri Agentsp Pittannih, Pt-
Mieri.aarl i nzh tr,
W e. Pens te=
7.2 '4 TI
SILVER WATCHES,
lIA.L.V
Genuine l 3 Carat Gold flaming: t'ae , '
(Gents and Lad Size.l.rexmlated and te.o.F.!
for time and wear (at half the to.ual
Cr. erica.
71.e6ttra tine Quanty. Is Came. ( .1.1.E141,
Turned, Ilunttur. Caved, Full Jeerl:,..
3foremente. perfectly adjusted to all du...-. - .7
ulattd). and each warranted 'ht operial
at owty ma,
71. &IMO, r,f Finer and dlclor el!4e
Chrononoter Blown at, 0.1 rant.
The Same as Last. wins FIN& NICXIS
dad .srem-telading end .Vetting Art steers. eve
inv, no Lay, wound and set IQ 0,4 Di
tam. ,
the:above WatcA,f ar e ya at t
E2=2=t2=
• I 'ES.
Erfrn Floc. lie re .511,..r . .11nnting
and Lndirvirn't only $l2 ..oh
Be . 1 Qtfa!ity (bin ~11e•r.
Jonrelled beer, at $l.l
Extra fine Quality, Vernt liner, 11011 lin.
nonnler 3invelnPnlA. flab) Jintri:etl. al ordy
K .
Sr Our 'Watches are warranted, and If
rw will be taken bark . end money ro Imo!
te— reorlre No money L.
all n owl. by ilxprere. pa able .I,!l.rry, • 17
ritart LEGS To °Pr"( AND LS.C.IINIL elLfida
ron. by paying blaprree dome*. and If 0.0 10
raCtol7,l4thaled. I . llTri Wher4 no.•
g nod, *lll be 'rut by Moll. lu I,l:Weird j,k7:e
by modlot cob In advance.
rniso.V.YortirriAl tii.e Watchro al •
moire.. Fairy ;listed qf *erne rallie
.41...G01.0 (muss tGents:. at I . ' V . '
Lunen' at: 10.1111 to $l5 each. The the -t 1.•
Peord and Orulde Gold Ilatlne at ti. I. t,"
each.
' Stott. tle.crlptlon and prk. of Watch roi,r ,
d'ortloreil hv man Itirril 0111
EXION WATCH
FULTON STII KA7. N.tr
HOMES
FOR •TIiF
Rue et.;.ortnnltles are COW offorro for •ornrlr:
home, I n et m ifd , Aerdlh y and co,”9,01:11 r !wow
one-tenth of.t heir valor /hr.
TIIE NATIONAI. "E%T.Vrt: AGFNCY
brut for rale real Cotate ..,rry lrat•
rd in the Middle at a s. , e - 1. rt.
'tort: :41
gnii.l4d fun.: Her. pvidr and ror
7ou
Pinfarllk,no; tin.ter lt MiNerta ; Cagf.
riltage and rurni rrvidon r• ana t o dn r s.,tatdr ,
ralaa and miff site., fa. IM
Write, rpr La./ litgistrr r .CT: pi I Jll.
int3lloll.,prite and (OM. of proorrIlo• a , ba‘r
tor late.
.t/544, cnnnerted velth one real Estate 4Yr/ v. u
hares yen4rta tlebn and IEO.I Agon,y
the napery intim 01 the wen known Thomas T. 4,
late of the Ordnance tarp omen!. Iv no la 14
seitnitacannjwcteliedl nu Mon is. and ertlll ar. 4 g
led In the different Ol4v ernment ntivaronent,
peclaby In the War !Ina Navy, Ondnante . 4 1
P.ITI:NT OF FIC7I :.
Ittl•hr papers eArefuilyprepared. Pr. ,
Invilly rxecotil, anti Paton,. secured for i
or. ix the sliorlest possible time.
Special ettention given to rejected ea.,.
for rrirettr, rzteileien, inter/err
ktr;lintinary rraminolMn as to th. I•jten/IN
of an artic,e made on rerript brief
lint of the same—no model brine mist , '
Faror shown •
POO O l2. INVENT Oil S,
by &relating thew. In proenrlnc patent. , . 1.
ward.. 11111Z111: their Invention..
Confidential lu our bnAlurs. tub
renior,
Terrn,g more rear:is:Mlle than ant other
agency. Circular euntsiolw ra1.24 ,
sealing. Addrevo: 13:W r•LtllKe.a t tr.
The Nailonal Aut lr Atrr
VI and 479 Ilmna. rlerrive,
kr..111,
CO.%L I+ol/ S.llllM.,Yhe ni.deniznot
eMatantly on hand a zoial article of I.Ainy u!
hint Coal. which he slit veil at rea-onatae
either It the hank. no will deliver to on reh.leer.. -
The Taint Is located on , McKlnley'r Run. •!,
rod+ (net. then,- Ft. Wayae ghleago
and but a abort dltauti , from heater erc 2 '
Intr+ also a good article Or rile Clay, which I a. l
dthaosa of al resew:utile entel.
itrilere len at my
L.;nael Camp's In Roehmter, es. at the hlnk. to .
rece/r0 promo* attention. .7. C. NIOL.
spr2lblte;o.-...
-- • -- • -- • -
luny U. rOt:2liG. Attorney et
tt Deliver W. Deice not frvldalfr . nun" ,
tof the Court noose. All Inv Noineo , m , "
tml to my, cam retrive prompt /WM!,
Moo remote having Lrat P.Watl fur .eel.. an
ttooe rridging to May WWII proporrly. Mal or tare
teed.. May Pate time and money-ely man:
°eke. ' n,r37
MONONGiUI.:LA
Fir 0 t I\T DRS'
And Idstohine Works.
Anderson & Freyvogle,
Succovsors to S. S. Fowler,
Iran Founders and Mill Forllisteil:
-111inqfart were qf
Grist, Sow-31111 and White I,vial 31:e
chlnery ; French Burr, Cetalieo and
Esop's 31111 Stones, (De Finir A Coo;
German Anchor Brands Bolting
Cloths; Water Wheels/. Smut •Mie
Rolling 31111 anti :other nue
chitiery; Pulleys, Hangers and Sha tt
ingi
NA, 29 WATER STREET,
febls;3nil
.Pittsburgh, It-
0
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