The Beaver Argus., April 19, 1871, Image 1

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Advortinethentairs Inserted at the rate
nrei.ooperlsitare for first insertion and
ror oath subsequent insertion 50 distils..
A liberal discount made on yearly .ad
vortipontents.
A apace equal to ten Unespor this,type
measures a square. • , •
Business Notices Bet under - s head by
thmselves Immediately after' the local
more. gill cbarged ten teats a line
for mob Insertion.. , -
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Advertisements abOuld ,"be banded in
beforo Monday noon . to Insure insertion
in'that week'it • • • -.
BushesApirectory.
T iwAvEn.
ellicILIL, practical Watebmaker sod Jew,
. 13. eler, on Third ett Deaver; Pa., (acute op
posite Idoore's Drug Store, 5pr17,7. 1 : 1 1
l' KUlirls AtiormY at Low. Omen coot
l'a• end ofTtad street, Beaver. Psi. olardOMlY
K.
It ' res t r a lt a rZ n e l n i : Vi l d dl Aro t a nw 'A t nnl Y elt i re i t e ,
a few doors wa ottheeetwt•llsose. aprl9ll;ly
J
Vet ,
r t1 . 0434/Lc. , ,aswit . l* i tteil l i !e a r Ire p# G t
ware, Lamps aod Fancy Goodk Ma in pL' ; h t .
leriptlane carefully conporded. Ltotett;ty_
U. FAST. iTttlT7timiller hititocer — Kja — , Float, Feed,
Conketlonery, Tobaceotad Cigars. (aerlftly
/I C 11:1 1 ,1• V , t :"Z ial i ja l ltraTZl: n st te eil fftly h
IiNAV Olt DRUG tiTOltk, Undo Andflessea,
Preeert S Apottewary, Mato at. Preserlp-
Pone ean•folly componeded. NePMIY
J AN DICHSON. licaler,ln the !reprovedWU:
,nn Shuttle hewing Machine, Main at. , t3ce
card In another anima. sePhhlY
EACOM Mre E" -
11„Daaierin Millinery Goode
.t trainman: cur Not and Dlamnud. !OM,
Choice
Tree. Neat Coffees. Tobacco and Clorar Con-
A•rdooory and Vegetables. Main .coot)
ANSIILITZ. Healer to Tinware. Storrs.
Grates, etc. West end Ad mt.
IiEVOItt.. Insurance agent, hearer. Pi.
• Call and get your property Inoured. oce8;ly
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T 'I.IOIIGANSTER"t„DeaIet in Boots &Slws,
0 . PG Mattel St. Pittaburgb. Pa. Isepitty
fliftiff.i.4lll,LlPS. .Estato Agents , op
poplin Post 018ce. Publishers of the -Real Es
. tatellegi.ter," sent free. Pittsburgh. iseptitly
,1 — iIENDEItSON & BROS.. WholmalCDrog
i . gists. 4413 Melly St. Pittsburgh. repittly
'D'ItANIATAIT'S AT PA iti.oll. 2lrthit Ay
r) . tope. (near Market St.) Pittsburgh. leeplitly
e A CLAIIKE& llOThooksellemand Station
' ers, liu Wood St.. l'ill.bnrgh. Pu. [nepttly
y ii.:sgfiirtfooE CU, 71 Jr IV liarket ht.,
Tc P.ltslauvii—lmpottera and dealers In Notions,
Trinindugs.plsiery. White Goods, 14. [epitly •
& BROTHERS. French and Amerl
ettn Cotufectioncta DC.lean ht nuts,
Ota. tyl Wood St. Pittsburgh. [septitly
j - Kirot. ti". Dealer In choir.. fern, Corr,' &
'O. Family roosrles. No a) Fifth Arcane. Flits- '
burgh. Pa. ' seplitly
TWIN .111f - if/CRT & SON. Dealers In . the New
Weed Family Sewing A
: alachluer. Nark&
Sweet. Pntshnrch. Pa.. sepl4:l,)•
aV:WEIL & CO.. Dealers In list-
P pets. Oil Cloth.. , Special roles to Clergy.
VI Filth_ Avenue: Pittsburgh. Ps. Volt:1y
rt P.Successor 1., J. M. Ron.wrs; Dealer In
1`). Watches, Clocks. Jewelry & Silver seam. No
Fifth Avenue. Pittsburgh..
AIL A. LYONS, Mare and Sign Painter; Wilt..
• In ord..r Show Canto (or every bu.lnero.—
No. 7111 Avenue; Pittt.burgh, rrepBl:l7
rr e. FITLCON. Itaintnicrurer daild Dealer In
"..1 • Furniture end Chairs:—linaewnod. Walnut,
I.lahogany and Oak. 45 SMlthfield it. Loclikly
NEW BRIGHTON
13ROSPEOT MOUNT NLUSERIES.
groom , and omtll Vrulto. Three mile.. lig. of
Now Brighton. (mr29l _ 7 .4 IL THOMAS.
DE; l_6 A : tW i tt"lliANp I ll ‘ rno Fl—n rn:Bright ltr.eo r'eeesoAAan
op, zcwon. IL. (Snor
to L. B. No.
Tie.) fehti:lT
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F.O. F. 1411010 N, Bakery 6; Conrettouvry
T R. R. PI met. Special attention given to well
ti lt!. and boll, 4414;1.
q .t, .1. iiS r iii.i.EN MOM M h
lirighion. ' Wee 3 alv Tall" 7 -
1 . lirnAilway, New
. A , .
h yA g v h s h rn m sLEß. Derithit. Brotiflica l y77. l 'e 'l w Y
• ierpl4: ly
II N 0 51 4.. niiilogriirh , Will •
. Itriiailmny. /kit photographs irclm n P
reTn i niti k :
(A neDitive, . ( iirpi4:ty
NT Eft & DEMON. ; Jeri...len arid Tolle•
conl.t.. Broadway. N.' Brlebtnn: ' tscpll:ly
Tl. Illu trrrtm. and
r) iron .hnldl:nnd.l Brondway. fsepltly
1, , VAN Pram In•nler in 'Wail Paper, Window
Ithodo. Booko,Sintioneery R Nollonp; firond•
wny. New Urn:Mon. l'n. Iften9.l.iy
CIII FT th STEIN FEW.DenittTeln We tini;if.:
Fey Maxie Lte, Notions; Merchant Tailor,
clothiers, Brhatiway. net Itly
BEAVER FALLS.
11 71 110 1.1 4 1‘ ,1e17. B . E Z T .A%1 4 ,; D :Va e U " .1.Trz'el
Polio.- • "P!'Y
A KIN(:.-01vGoode, Queonnworo nod
.V 1 Millinery . corner 'l,f Main And Baker rimer:.
li, nver Folk oet.l.l:ly
hF.NIJAI.t. &TAN !4*.Y. Artlots .tlFrwen P.iit•
1%. et.: ulna, Ilninee nod Sig, I'ointeadJaki.44l_
'Leaver Fa'l,.. RI
.
-AP1.1:1117 , :i3. Denlur in Hoots rind Shoe!! of
• every de..erlplion, at low prices, And 1 o
perlor onoldy, Alain SI. Denver Falls. Po. fonlr1;1y.
PM MC EIWATED.
E0Ilt; P. II EIDEGGE R, House and Sign Pein
I ter. Bridge St.. Bridgewater, Pe. aprl.2ll;lv
11111:11M. Bridge etreet. Bridgewater, Pa,
It• Healer In Gold and Silver Watches, Cliieks.
Jewelry alai Silver.Ware.Speernelee„&e. Watch
.. Clarke rind •Je•velry repaired. ifebEr7l:ly
)
Itridcrwater, Pa. • falSl:ty. ,„
AM ES PORTP.R, Timer. Dealer lu'lln. Cop
eJ per qtl,l Sheet•lron ware. and iron ('lntern
.Pomp, Bridge rd. Bridgewater. •Iteptl: , Y
BLATTNER, Mannraciiirer and Deale in
• itoon• nod Slow.. Bridge St., Bridgewater,.
•. sent tly
BURST. lily Otio•ls. Thor. Cape, Fero,
t ► • Carpets, Oil Cloths and Trlunning4. Bridge
rt.. Bridgewater. Pa. ' • sen . l lay
I DOHERTY. Dealer In Boots and — Shoes.
.1 • Bridge Street. Bridgewater. sepl4:ly
II
AN A L'E It, allffinery, Trimmings& Notion,.
.- 1 -ICridge et., Bridgewater. seplitly
WILINMAN, Manufaclum , ,of Boots and
I. Shoe. Bridge St.. Bridgewater. taeobbly
1111 S. BIiUIF.N. tlentleolenb. Clothing cl outset'
. 1 L end pressed. Mater St. above Bridge. (spl.bly
1011 N WOODUBFF, Marble Cutlet ;
Monte a:Tombstones of ail descriptions made
order. IS. Market and Water streets. (sent Ply
1 STILES .t. CO. Groceries,. tjuesuko are, Wk
t) • flow Glass. Flour, Feed at Country Produ
Donlan 's corner, Bridge:it. Bridgewater. Eni.:l;ly
77 I
I ICAM MKANOIi, Dealer In Monongahela
Coal. Orders left at J B. Clark's. in Bemer,
and at Smith's Drug Store, In tirldgrwater, will be
promptie attended tn. Cash oatikliveri—Lowod
price. Yard-31cDoneld's aege...d;ty
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I I. A lfr if6l I I\
NII S II - :l l oll 4 o: r ro i r n Si li nre t re:4 l :•7ll: tn "
New York anti It. It. Sin. Rochester. trelnkkly
.
QUiIIUND tiltolZ, Gunsmith. gew work, of
II the heet material, nude lo order. All work
1414, I gilled. Repairing neatly done. Prices Low.
Amon St.. ltochepter. Jat
F 3t c d sr isl i g Y at!, ; ; ' : e t a 't r
mood, Rochester, ra.
ISNItY LAIT; lianufacturer and Dealer Id
I.l..kurnintre or all kl,ds. Brighton rt., abdee
Plow Factory. See %del. ' (aepttly
1011 N KAItt.IIKIt. Baker and Confectioner.—
° Water rt., Rochester, Dit. teeplaay
I NG lIA II A SI BOYD, Wagon S Carriage >taker,
Itailmad at., Bocimiter. Ica. - Ascpl4: ty
ASWEL C. HANN EN, Preset - 4,-
0 Dons carernlly compounded:, Water at, Ito
theeter. (oep14:1)•
ellecasea apeclalfy. Office, curler of
Inantond and Bridge we., Rochester. piepl Gly
cpEyffirklililiWiril. 07,..51-
o.ers In Dry Goods,Grocerica,Floor,FeriLlirain.
Boat stores,lron S NUN. Cur. 1V .ter .1 darner .1.:
Ar • FriCDERICK., Raker awl Confectioner.—
Wedding Cokes' and Ice Creiiin furnt4h..d,
:2romtly. 'On Diamond; llocloorp:. (roil lay
Fl.ll SlLVF:ll l lAN;ll;•ailiPlooti.rs
for forolgn Ihnneatla 'Thy liooda.
1 . 4 foontnn , ono! Fancy Good. );....rally. %Valor
iionheolet. toci.lt I Y
lioal w Lnol!no pelt .1.. Ifodo•frr. lao1 ,11 :4'
1„,•• P !IVY I.E .t VIS.SIII.O.O.Ora to C.
n 1 I.,a,rort IA cSano,l owl Planed
lath .t. Shingle+, lloclwater. Nita:ly
130%Vli1t'S Livr.inc s FABLES. - COAL YA
hem eel] It. It. otailon and lao ris e r. osinas
CHAS., Mantscarinror of and tleate.
In Tln.Oupper and Nowt Iron Ware. Itoorlog.
Spooling: Sc.. attended to. N.tyork at..
QTKFTLEff.t CLAIM, proprietor. oil donnstuu
it Donis, Good accommodations and goon Its•
Kira. Near H. H. Pe pot:. eel ility
17173111.1..81L, deTaCiilii - 1141.111, tiaPcs.(failora.
J Sc. Repairing done neatly and pr o mpdy,
store °Wain Diamond, Rochester, Da. octiii;ly
I WALTER itBROTHER, Mannfaiiiiiiere of
• WOKOTHI. Conches. Burglar. Spring.wagnne.
sinkera. &c. Blaelremnblinr 'alrd lioreenhoelng
.r.lne In the heat manlier. lintheeter, Pa. nollny
RANT CivEurooL, o
R. till CNN general arrortment ‘ Af
irneerin, gyeenimare. Stoneware, Canned.
'run, Sc. Cor.3d & Broadway. ntarn;ly
Tosla II 'THOMPSON it CO —Denies. In Dry.
J
Clothing, Dort/ tthore. Hato it Cap*,
urrelo, othelotho. Queeneware,Arassurare. &e.
nor Ilroado ay it. Cook eh'. E. tarerpool. (mrs;ly
flitushrii.near R.
41 f
I .. R . .llPnveriplioua carefully and accurately
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MIICELLANEOVS.
TT 011:4 +llORNlLEY.llourrtuelorer or the Great
Il Republic Cookbiz Store, Acid Palcurce or Poe.
'ah',• esten.lon alp owl venire. Falleton. Pa.
. -
A I.:11.11T I: &miry are 11!tnieractuler.
Ike.", prompilv nitvml.ll Var.r.M.
otllre addrero—bearer, Pa. - torrltlY
_ _
•
1 I VIM: Permanently ktinurd In flit, village of
.1 Zellenople. Pa.. for the porpove of practicing
Medicine, I revocctfully trader toy profevitional
loin Ices to the citizen.; oink' vtllage nod vicinity.
'fibre. In revideneo, optioidte Eagle Hotel, mbrre
L . I Munro be found, , coders profeesionntly
MI eallv vrlll receive Immediate and
prompt attention. A. V. CUNNINGHAM. M. D.
THOMASrivCREERY 4 CO
TllOll. orctriEnv,Aler.
J. F. D U AVU . J /iNGIEL,
J. 11, M'CRERILY.
' -
/ Were., paid no time droned.; Prompt attention
risen to collection.: Anttct,4 . l,.twance Agent. Ode ,
good and tellable Companies, I Intayadir
.
litoTZles linttiZitgetelaVog.7.llMBiVenfariTt
March neat, to aretleoel4 wags on
P on ca term ._ ..
uptl44. C. o.lricias. i
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J NV - SPENCER
No. SO Market St.,
Stet. Fifth Av & the Market
prielrßliitffAil, Pa
zatlairraoalo
lortaiantuzai 8
Eli3d4ViYak2ip'
ma:l4k
DRESS , GOODS,
TOGETIIER 14411! h
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
DRY GOODS
A.r11,0 w
Mareh:.V:l
Inadtant.lier For
Tkies .13.entlxpaist.
Having been afflicted with that (errUde ortm
plaint—completely anittting me for inailnda for
week. at a time—tor the last twelve year., and at
taut found a remedy that given . •
natant and Cbmplete. Relief,
have cum:laded to hove it prepared tor rale. so
tied other. edmilarly attuned ran receive the ben
efituf at, limiting them that
It will do all, coed moielhanall prom
is& for it;
and. that perein. cure u.iniz. will never Se with
out it,
its - nume ' rOus others who hare used it
.eun (ratify.
Van be had at the Drug btore of WILLIAM U.
BUECllLlNO.itocheater. Pa.. or will be sent by
mall to soy address nu receipt of one dollar; and
ten cents to pay postage. CHAS. D. HURST.
nor/
E, l I ochester, Bearer counts, Ps.
• Il • R
T AS. CA NI EKON, Atbirney at Lan
Beaver, Pn. in the room for
merly occupied by the late Judge Admits. „Col.
'actions.. .4c., promptly atteded to.
septirtlitly.
2. S. It Alt
• Bridge Street,
BRIDGEWATER, PA.
'IS WEEKLY RECEIVING A FRESII FUIPLT
OF GOODS
DEPAIN EACH OF
UE FOLLOWING
RTMENT&
1311:1C GI CI OJD S.
Steubenville Jeans, •
Casahneres and Satinets,
While Woollen blankets,
AVltittt and Colored and
Barred Platitiels„ •
.3lernp,s,
Delnines,
Ginglnttn4,
I • Cobe rs y,
. D1%1'1114,
Water Proof's,
Cloth', •
• Woollen Shawls
Brnwn and Black
. ,
•
Drillings, Tiekings,
PrintF,
Canton .
Flanne
30concta,
Table Linen,
Irish Linen,
Crash, .
"Counterpanes.
110Acry,
Gloves
d. 31ins.
G roceries,
Cotf•e, Te., Sugar, Itolaames,,Whlte Silveri/rips,
Golden and Common Syrujir. Mackerel lo bar-'
rcla and kltr. Star and Tallow Candles,
MMSMEMI
•
llardivar6, Nails, Glass,
Door. Locks. Door Latches , . Illoymo, Screw.. Table
rullery, 'able and Teo Spoon., Sleigh Bell., Coal
Boxes, Fire Shovel* and Pokers, Nails and Ula.a.
Spades, hbovelo, S. /I, and 4 l inn Fork., Hakes,
Scythe. and Smith*, Corn and Owlen Hoes.
WOODENWARE.
Tube. (Marne. Rutter Yrinto and ladles
MMMM
Linseed Oil ct, White Lead.
Boots and Shoes
M=l====
In preat variety.
Rifle Powder and Shot,
Blasting . Powder and Fuse.
Flour Feed eve. Queensms-nro.
%II heavy conha delivered tree orcharge.
•Ity doge attention to huaineaa, and by keeping
eonatnntly on hand a Well A.PIA led clock of Dash
of all the different kind,. nanally rept in a count)."
atom, the underalimed hopes in the NWT. ur 9u
Ike e arl in merit and receive a Nbern: nutty orgte
public pltrona,,,.
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U. r•!4. lIANC4EII.I
der3:1'6'.4:19:-•Jy7chgd.
DEEM
E=!
MILLETZ&.- CO,
.Contractors and Builders;
PLANING - MILL
lEEE
WriD23l - 111&-ze3 - A1117.%,
Doors. iSlettsb.
AND SHINGLES
Constantly on battik, and ininfi‘ to ;wart
I-Locher:ter, Pa.
Ortivni by man will receive prompt at
culiou, 3liirB;*ll-1y
I; STATE of Wm. Ker nedy, Deed.—
Letter. of At:mielountlen ttnint the et tale of
% . M. Kenn. dy deed.. late of the borough of Mo
de...ter, linving been granted to the nudentlcned
re,idtre In Feld boroueb : All iten.onn Indebted
ri11)11....411.1 Mak.. and ;Mete
log elnlnht aolnet It will pre,ent the route do•
ly nuthetoleated tee,ettletnent hi.
111111 . S:CNVI__ ' 1:. M. POWER. Adm'e;
suerif..ors to
3181' lAN 6; SIEDLE,
N 0.42 Filth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
G,01,11 A XI) 8 . 1.1..V . E1t. MITI! 8;
A!jtl dealersin
PINE JEWELRY, •
WATCHES. DIA:MINDS AND
SILVER PLATED WARE.
Agency for ull the best makes of
lv.turcur.s,
. THOMAS CLOCKS.
Special attentionpaid wr re
ite pairing and
adjusting of ' I
FINE WATCHES
ly
Brightop Paper Mills,
BEAVER FALLS,- PENN'A.
. PRINTING,
MAIWILLA,
ROOFING, BAILING,:
Rardarare, Gloms, Straw.
RAG- AND CARPET
MANUM'A.CMILTI-LEM
AND SOLD AT
`t 11LLIAIR UAsh defer. to Boots
Porter'.lln .shot p itreei, !Bridgewater.
Ps, le where he to mannineture and sell
everything in his line at reasonable mates Sav
ing removed his phree of bashresa Rem the easi
er near the Bridge to has present loath*, be in.
ima , vitro his old blends iced patios to eve Ms a
pirrecra.
na g' take ° lo exchispec I/v*IRO ..earrtty.
Wbolesiale d Retail by
Mgr ; Eiger &Co.,
82 Third 4v,uue.
ES
Raiirofids.
RAIGLISOASIL
rr.wmrs* * caw*** ItifILWAY.
on and alter Deer. gth, 1870. rouse inUt Lan
Station' dallyabandays mown an IbllbWs.--
Main leaving Chime at *we. x., 300*. dd.
lit] Mau leaving Pittsburgh at Up P. it .
tar. s - . • . • ,
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Pittsburgh '1 18:1Ait
nochattar I: US
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Manillon •
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es!lia. .. WI
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Mgastield... i
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1 ISIS
Cmit4e . 1 U""11006
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Upper thutdooky .. i .:
Irontst ....... ...'. IM,,
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Chicago. 91:19e>,
Va!panda°
anew
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FdrlWayna ''
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Van Wert. ... ..t1....
Lima • i 406
Forret ' 508
Upper tiandusky..
811C7711N
°ratline' 1 A .•1 ,& sao
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D • •
Wanaleld • 'I DT
Wooster
°nettle —
Ifassllka' • 11..
Canton • 11....
Alliance' • • 1015
!tot-nester
Pittsburgh laa
Youngstown, New Castle awl Erie lexpree•
ulna. YOungstown at VD p. nu New Cole. kW
lm; sakes at Pittsburgh 5:30 p. m. Returntug,
eaves Pintas:me* 7:00 m; ter. at New Castle,
10:41a. m. TOODWIt1(11: 10:10. a. m.
Youngstown:New • Castle aud Pittsburgh Ac.
commodatlop learns Youngstown. th 4 lo a. tut N***l
enstle.l4o tut arrives at Allegheny. 1410 a.
m. Itetumlug. leaves Pittsburgh. 240 p. mt ar
rives New Cutte.443 u.m.
Clowns! iturenger, and Nekel Agra.
, .
CLEVELAND a prrrstancuii RAILROAD.
Oa end deter Ley sub 485 n. grains Ina leave
Stel one daily (Sunday+ excepted) at fonowe.
0000 1011711
C=MIIMM:
C1ew1end........ 3Mlas 141.5rer /Weis
Euclid Street .• • I.
Iludran • I' itii• j 6lO
Raceme . ' ISS; I ,6io
AlSauce Cll3O 1 OW
Ilerd...
Welle‘illt
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ATATIUNII. II MAIL.
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Wellvville i
', nenatt
Bavard ....... .... It t 0
Alliance—...... i.r133
Ravenna litfteriO,
Unarm, 111:53
EuelidStreet ll—.
ttleveland 4 210
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6ridgport..
Bleub uvllk,
120132
Smith's Ferry....,
Beaver
Itoehreter. i 11
Meebergh _ 11101.
• Como w
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Int üburgb7l Rear
Rothe.ter I T 43 ,
Braver`
Smith'.. Ferry ~ ... !....
Weill:111e l' aiiii
litenbetiville .... !I 955
Bridgeport.
ar.lialr i nG3
. 1115
TCSCARAWAti RICA Nell
• Leave•. MTIVO
N. 1131ladelphla, 640 a. la. I Ila_yarrl, 045, a.m.
Bayard, *ln am. N. Phltulephla..lllopm
F. R. MNYEN.S. General Ticket Agent—,
.Miscellaneotes.
SILKS, SILKS,
!SI 1-• S.
ildl Lines of Bonnet and Poneon'e
Cbieerryed
Black Silks•
Grast Medium Black French Silks, from
$1 to st: per yard.
.. Cheney Bro Americnu Black Silk. $2
per ynnl.
Fancy 'Dress Silks in Stripes, Checks
and Plain Colors—a cinnpletc assortment
Japanese Silks; nil qcalitlek
Irish mid French Poplins, Mohair Lus
In&
Wool Delaines.
Spring Empress Cloths.
• Illhek Grenadine!" and Ilernnnl.
Ail New Designs id Spring Dress Gonda
Nen,• Spring Shawls.
Silk t.Thquem and Basques.
Ladies Suits.
Notlinghuni and Tanibounal Lace Cur.
mins, (liintzes, Prints and Gingham&
1213122:2
%%ITU A rui.r. LINE OF
Domestic affil Hoisekeepird Giods.
James- Caldwell.
I.lB.nna 120 Federal Street, Allegheny
'nprs:3llo
J. MOORE
A '
DRUGGIST,
.')
Prearrlplions (trivially and Aceurafe
.lll Cbinpountred.
TEE BEST BRANDS OF ASSORTED
Atteciloi u. al
WINES AND LIQUORS;
PaintN,
UY E *STIUFFS:
ANILINE BYO OF ALL COLORS;
GLASS &, PUTTY;
Byeelat attention gives to smite the best quality
of Leona thd:lamp Titsinattiga, fantetos
A Large Assorlment - of
e
TOILET • AUTIGLE:s: • SOAPS,
plays tAu.'s &
PATENT MEDICINEs.
Mau Street. Deafer Pa
.1. 11. 1 1 10CHIBETtle.
ATTORNEY 'AT LAW.
Third Sired, Beaver, Pa.
Mks below the Court House, pester, Pa. •
)HMI .
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To Debilitated. Persons,
To Dopeptico,
TO SufferensfrowLivertbmpbbit,
To thooebaving no Appetite.
' To thine with Broken Mien Con
' stituttona, • • ' •
To Nervous People,'
To Children Wading Away,
To any with Debilitated D igestive
Organs,:' - ' -
Or Wain, with any el thefatowing
4mpronu, tohieh indieaterDisordered
Liver or &mach,
CM
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. . - Ples, Ifultnens •• -. • .
. . or blood to the ' ' .
Dend, Athilty ot the - .
Stomse h ,Nesseekllnt. •
, bani.Dlsgestior Pasad.Voll.
, neee. or Weight In the Stemseh. • :•
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Man* !Fe art e t
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- lintallalsit. Flounisir al *be beirt.‘ll l -I‘.
leg or Planning Senaatlons when In &Wog
Footers. 131000011 0( Vialoll, Dots or Webs be.
Awe the night, Fever and Dull Pains In the
nead,Dentheme of Perspiration, Yellow
ness of thellklo Jul Eyes. Pale In the
• 814e,Itaek. Chest, Lobo. /Fe.; Om
den .Pltuthess of Heat,. Bath- .
leg In the Flesh, Constant .
bneginfteuLtrit. A
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110011a0 1 ,8 . 0:11111'.111ffERS.
A .
littteraAvitlecna Aloi4oi or s9pirito of
CZ
Ezzi
. _ , .•
. is dillereet,troti"altrithers.- It it I:0111 7
posed of the pure JUILVS, or Vital Pain.
ciple °rasa's: neßbsend Barks,
I
(en us ineditinally te rn Extracts.). the.
werthlesi or 'inert pcirt towel thelngre.:
clients not being use d: ' • erefiiie, in 0130
Bottle of these Enters there is curtained
as much medicinal mimes will he found
in several gallons of ordinary mixtures.
The Itools, &e., u..wti In this Bitters, are
grown in • Uermany, their vital principle&
extracted in that country by a scientific
Chemist, nod torwanied to the manufac•
tory In this city, where they an cum
pounded and bottled.' Containing no
spirituous mgr clients, this Hitters is free
from the objections urged against all oth
ers: im desire for. stimulenta am be in,
deceit from their use,. taey cannot make
drunkards, and estnuot under any circum
staticee, have any but a beneficial effect.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
Was' corupoundeti Or those not inclined
to.extreme bitters, and is intended for use
•iii cases when some alcohulle Stimulent is
reguirts! in 'connection with the Tonic
properties 01 the Bitten. Each bottle of
ire Tonic contains one bottle of the Bit.
tern, combined with pure SANTA CRUZ
HIM, and Savored in such n Manner that
the extreme bitterness of the Bitters is
overmany, Copiting a prepamtion highly
agreeable aunt plesussid to the palate and
contalaing'the medicinal virtue of the Btt
tem - Thu price of the Tonic Ia $1.50 per
'Emile, which ninny persons think _too
big'i. They moat take Into anstrideration
that the atimulent wad is guarantedd to
tai (la pure quality; A prior artiole could
be furnished et & the sPer price, 'bails it
not better topay'S little more and ilatift
good article!. A thatikinal prePoistion
shoulifiaintain none but the' Nat iilgradt
ants; und 'thcy who expect to Obtain a
cheap compound, and be benefitted by it
1/vllllllmM certainly be cheated. . • :
Si
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420
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410
100
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German Bitters,
-I.OO;xND. ,
GE-RMAN-TONIC:
POE)OPHYLUN
ni,ocri) • Pir'rezirimus
Known to the 31edmal woridoind will
eradicate diseasei }lrking from impure
blood. DeWitt} of the DigeativmOrguna.
or Diseased/aver, inn shorter time than
any other known remedies.
The Whole Somme Court if Pen%
SP Ali FOR TIIESE REMEDIES.
Who uld ask for more Dignified or
SZronger Thstimonyr
MD. GLIMalt W. WoomrAttojoriarrly CALZJua-
ILO of IV thoprerne Voter of Annoy:tax ,
pore's! liewebor qf Coogoeu from linaopleonia,
writes:
POIL•DEL•IIW vyarch Id, BBL
I dud '• (Verdian Bitters " a e good
tonic, useful in diseases at the dige live organs,.
and of great benefit in cases of debility and want
otneraaae action In then )I , lem. Yours Inv y.
GEOHUE W. WOODWAItD.
lluu. JA,ILa Tooke. ox. Justice of Me So.
pest. Merl qf Resayltueicx
April 113.1867.
I consider lloofiand's Germ= flittrrs" a value.
hie medicine to case of attacks Ut Indigestion or
Dyspepsia. i can %silty this from my experience
of it. Yours with respect.
JAMES TIIO3IPIiON.
lion. Usoaue SnAluiWnon, Justice of at Sopranos
' Detirt re ik.seltreinia:
Pulksort.ritia, June I. lace.
I have found by experience that June
Gamma Dittsre " - very good tunic. relieving
dympeplk symptoms shoat slimily.
Ellitll E 2l tt4ItSWOOP.
Hon. Wen. F. Rogers, Mayor ql City of B.fa.
k, Nine-Yore:
Meyer'. Office. Buffalo, Jim ft. M.
I have need lloodandli-Merman Bitters and
Tonic" le my builly during lb. past year, and am
recommend them as an excelknt tonic, Imparting
tone and vigor to the elegem. Tbelr nee be. been
prodoolve of decidedly beneficial edema.
WY. HOGERB.
•
Don. Jas. M. Wood, Er-Mayor
!tansyleanla:
I take great pleasure In rectlmmendlng l• Duo&
Omni Gomm Tonic" to any one who may be at•
dieted with DyspepsLa. I had the Dyypepola to
badly It was Impoeslble to keep any food on m
stomach. and I became to weak is not to be able y
to walk half a mile. Two bolder, df Tunic OGn ted
■perfect cure. . JADDI X. WOOD.
100 FLAWS GERMAN BITTERS,
HOOFLAN WS GERMAN REMEDIES
Ate the enralelnes on require to pertly the
Blood, elute the torpid Liver to healthy ardor.,
and to amble you to pass safely throegh day hard•
ships or exposure,
11011S.F.L.A.NIV*1
TWaigKElTEtattaiT o
Or Substitute for Mercury Pills.
TWO PILLS A lIOSEI N
The Most Powerful, yet Innooent, Veg;.
stable Cathartic known.
MD
IC ta not necessary lo tate . ' handful of them pills
qic=aiiewl th e
desired
c roofs' • r
ofo
r ti rl i _ ton ac :
ach and ftoreta att Imptintlee. The predeal
togredlent le Podophyllin, or the Moak& Ka
mm ot .111andmke. which hi by many times more
**walla, ICIII3C and scarcbtog than the 31andrake
'melt Its peculiar action la upon theater, titan
lug it ipeeelly hoot all' obetructkota, ha
powe atta c h ed rcu yet free from the Iniattana
snits to tbe am of that mineraL
. . • .
Par an dlimato, la yrbkit then e of • cathartic
loolcatell. these pills nip eremites sallsbetion
In even case. They NEI KR PAIL.
In cases or UM COMplahtt, Dyspepsia ami '
!reuse costiveness. Dr. lloolland's German Bitters
or Tonic stool& be used in cot neuron with the
Pills. The tome effect of the - Biller, or Tonle
belles up_ the system. The Bitters orToble peri
gee the Mood, strengthens the Nerres.neant.ams
the Lbw. and gives strength. energy . _anti vigor.
Keep rims Bowels scare with the Pills. as 4 toss
op the system with Hitters or Tonic. siva no 511••
ease can mtain Ica bold . or ever meell_yoa.
Recollect That It is DR. 1100F1.43101 GER
MAN italiblllibt that tre so unitermay used
mg=l,l recommended: end do Dot alto",
ro Induce you to take earthing Mee die
homey say Is Just m_good, because be maker a
lettl, colt. mese Retaedies will be mat
dY AL lose/ locality. opal application 10th.10th. Patti 1P
S *OKRXAN MM.
STDRE. tint Ara
CM!. M 1 . ,: EVANS, Propel/4i..
•Pennerli C. 31 JACKSON a! , C 0....
These Ressedke arefor.Sale Dims
gists, ftgoeekeepera and Malicia* Dealer,
irveryrkere. -
/ IDoet.lotf.
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A' REMINDER:
ME
I:IOOFLAND'S i
, WLTH.
1100FLAND'S
WILL CURE YOU
They mu the Greatest
it M311..13113 M n
EEEEI
DM
liOOFLAND'S UEICSIAN TONIC
Will cure every Case or •
waataarialaiu,
Or iyosting away 'or the Body.
THAT
' :'ik!ld IC' 8 -.l l l Visteskie." •
CLOCK -4: ROUSE
rir :-. .7.• jab c i ty,
44 161
5 coo t# , , ciab viguir
R e ighe 1)400:1r WA*. Moth
.- IS slevii - ler,•klittersig; ; .
.. • '''. •uct BE * 1•73 , s :' • '-,
=rim co . 11 Elwin;
, t B041;14 . 'rkel.
TUE VlcTolil.l. (#t A. M. Aili,
It
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'44M4lier New
....„ ,illeop ai me d.: .
" TEIE RkllGfllt" READY*
' "e kr "P ea' F i ''' T r
Prieee the "411iter LtrareTs4:
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swov e i
1ittY.,41 6. , the ' - ;:a _ milil ftecil. iti ci tt a lt:
Ism • rw. .. Jbellsort. complete
i - . .--•'4 - • th e ttrairil
im Pli t n e U.- 5........ vivaria eftvabliv
by UMW ' - .7-.. Clucks Cal be "Mil.
A
1 1 • 0 4 4 t" ,l ... ' : rljtr.; - , _.-: , -._ ~.. ' :: ,
. - .
I" -: .-- • : l.f.t. 913 7;x8, •
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110.16 Fifth dalato6 *thurvip, Pa;
acarkenaidecuadas . • .
•
MOWERS AIIiD•RICAPERS;
C. A ULT.SI4OI 04pinton, hin. -
?qv exteartrely engaged Usetasanteetnieolth.;
UCkeiYili fi ofaivreesk,
otoniJß.l4, •:..,
wltb lieltltehe and Urmapre Atiedsente, Ott*
- their
' NEW ROTI:t TILLER, . •
Or more commonly itirmmio
Doormen, le • decidml Winorament an the aro
ma" Daman with elitutd le dottleed to take
Its place ererywhert. our combined inn.
'chines we furnish both allotrer and Meow Sm.
for the rama• Aisehimor It. tds at C.
.W 1 . 4 ;111 . 11104 CO'e; li p Brighten. ytt.
Alm the Am u tpW 4TAILLS 11ISLE 9 U.
rte. with their down or ousted , Power—troin 4
to to horse nowere—tot Venom
Wore parchming eke, irrold do well to call
Ott • AMYX ATIVISON, A
steltant„; New tielliee;Pa.
'ID4CIII, E4AT.l€4—, rd. farm In. South
I. Waver NW thk Mot emasintag
Two Illuedrei A about one hundred
end Aim nem c kW. cod la good
mute of enitirattoo. on kb Uwe le a liderm•
Dwaine/Am Moine, Ming nine room. •
bent Game bun. Oro • homer. wagon And.
tunings home sad to cratboUdiuge :-a good
orchard Mahout one it besting fruit trete.
The 'mond onager Ana glenadhred
aml PIOT Acme handfed Wee clamed.
soda fence and In goodltate of cuitivition..bil
age well timbered, on - *bleb theta le • "liirD•
Siam flame IhreittME Ilmissy • Gaallem
harp arch rd of oat hul Ats dred and Ormly,baming
tree..
The ehmeteme are vahieted smut Demo mum
'Ahem: Barer Fogs,. aat-hhaat Ma and •
mile. gram the l'lttehorithofOrl.wellto =4 "
••• , /r. :arum; • *Wow ag.:4
gisrerom Mameaneep. InMem,
Paul Loma= rebel Cr 4aseps
Anomie,* taw. Ara - [a r m .
Wall - Pap er! 1 ''. all Paper! [
n
DROWNS, Wll .. jilim , ..Gyas: .
VW:RjETY t .ODLEISS;•
„...„....,
ST..Y.T.:, EW
..' . .t
iiitixor.sis - r:Ciirvi --.
Oil Oath Bleire; Shade,* made to or
• - -der and lettered.
DOOD3 IMLIVERRD PROMTLY AT DEPO7B.
DcZOUCHE & CO..
m Wood Si, I doors from 51k Arrow.
mArLSOMJ
• Pittsburgh Ps.
•
3: o o.l3.lLertralir..
Ov. J. am r.
ray yaflleidge.,
water , Is <kin ,
- '
s oillb mined that no
Detail in the
-- State shall do
• ••—'" ' work better or
A A ;.; ~• • cheaper *ban
• • be oder" It to
t/, ,st Ms patrons.—
, He uses the
be.t mumble
nonsutartared 10 the United States. Gold and all
err filing performed in a style that dedes compe
tition Satisfaction guaranteed In all operations,
or the motley returned. titre him a
febtl7 •
*Mal= tt* Sint
GOOD 0C0C1313
At Reasonable Prices,
At 148 Federal St. Allegheny-city.
' SPEC/Alt 'BARGAINS IN .
Ladies' Sitohela and Baskets.
Also.a . tine stock of Gents Values;
Pocket-Books,
Con!bs,
Brushes,
1
Umbrellas,
Nqtions,
Fancy Goods,
llobby-Horses,
Wag.//us, Toys, itn.
A vept large and floo assortment of
Children ' " Carriage',
Trk "arrive Oils mon&L.
A. CVL.V.A.FeIe.,
Succt - w,./ to
O'Leary -& Singleton,
14S Federal St.,
ALLEGHENY, PA.,
avegkincwittlune.fer!.. dee..ian. kb.
STEREOSCOPES,.
• VIEWS,-
. -; -
ALSUMS, •
CHROMOS,
FRAMESb
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & co..
, 301 Iltreautwar,lew4mek.
Invite the attentton of the trade to tiwir
estenslre assortment or the above goods,
CI their own pabliertifos, maastfoetstre
wed importation.
N Alfin, •
PHOTO LANTERN SLIDES
_
and . •
•
- • GRAPHOBCOPE23.
NEW VIEWS ' oF,: . YOSEMITE. •
B. A Anthony & Co.;
• _at t i • s nedway. New york.
01 ite Metropoliean Hold
Ivories and ilissawfanfurers of •
PHOT,OGRAPHIC MATERIALS:
marBf7l-13"
I.l3.lWerbilnErgSr
CM
COMM° . En r 'MUMMER
Tbe undereneird been, beireie out On De: .
bevy and Onelleatearm 'esienneknorpt al J.
C. lIyF near die rust Mike. bneelester. Pa..
4, Inform Me public nue be milk
IMO Jinni/ ar Oritens .
Winn be es In every 'tele ; ane enpetr
tbeseby ille int at neeneeble pien. nem Ia
is wan Ones Mould elm gedy
Ub tieseemionery upwtsiewl is wall docked:
imig woe& welldUeni. ie.. will be einefied min
everything needed on If bort aotiesnd the beet
of style.
• 'hinnies bobbed with bred Made. erne es
dednid. - osOmaa ineaummium.;
rI ,
^t ~;gip ..
''ingmter , zato
. •
I'' BAITS will. •
,
Or;iiterbi gif.Sswiat Ilbieos - 40, *to niur,
rAti s 7. tamowee q Spotlit neat, Rtleaelal
'1:m0ml I glf yofir dell, tents- . !
• • -Median Ike kny aint may; V. -
fekbenume• ;Miro ;:.
- • TOe'r•lXamotats, ;okay; I
And nikeleter. and see la'. and ,
; Andfbnas,lntag sU oat o .flat...- _
• Alle - tddffer.bassat to mom . , .
• totthy*lit.se bp! lY7allt •
peers r ssuir tblmsaelame;' • ../4
• •": ad ibildskleneml'lNlneronet. fan
:Tiftreiblhdd•my panda ankle tie may. -
I IV: -.for korp r dit tbs. frustum Umiak. . '
'Oat India boeklisre, ,
.•• To %atone! aim/ to do, • •
fflolt.miredels• like the deoll tn. ,
Mudd trilds.krote se
' !tali 4lcid at I kit • •
*• ' *nibs billtt of Ulf day, • -
•'ll , lim'you'regeo to do wok me qnsettoo .
And Afrlotibem Ma I ghee metier. T."
720n0 orlon Wan" int km_ ^
• Ile Ws cheek bit [talks to • wellies' alum
bisenfloortninijeitlwark/
'I - yea know ilea infirmity filar
iffbekeisileft ant* the ilditlnts at Vklieefing ,
And panned Mid ion vik
'" • If fterttbe reit retooled Condi UMW;
for filmes, sulkiest,. ren-; • : ;
boned ipd *leg on OULU.
' • • *phoned on till[ reamed pew.. .. .
•
Limo: bow tie beet eaa niiit Ike ne,
And belted, lid blLtbsted and burned
Iltreittee rebqi ballets frbbminlaruond as
- Wben • elm nit death-grip moil; •
sloeig leotard dusk. 1 sees a tiding • , '
'3.4nild'ai better. fin 441,4;
Tkat ifigsr-that Ta-wsr. • enrolls, to me
Titennpb that Ilnuoroot, fp-edged bell!
"Ile rebels seen lira ss quick r• ;nu, A'
And Ike koUitiknezt:d like bee.;
pal beim:* for.me.lMlibuoldered lit..
. ,
,Tleckorbn oboe tool tdiconee kit lows ;
11st bentiweied ups and *eked me off;
WA a dune' stunthlre and 'lane, - •
'TV safe In Mu Hies be, dropped as 11,414. 1 1 4
bike* bide fiddled will.
. . tie, M r plain es,36at • nif illuksr!r.
, diviner. stes• booty Tim ;
: Ile temimpeel death's see, for metiot
And I'm not gide,' back op Ides '
.. Too may resolout till tbsevers went, home,
clime Mime lunettes tbe bur, -
. Hill Whit/C.lli huh to•nled Id.hen.
- Or nel nineele net Tilmon ;of:
SELECT MISCELLANY.
THE CHICAGO TRAGEDY.
qf Dr. Seankuld by Ms Broth
ee-in-bus-Wye's .leolOury, and (he
Untie Thereqf—Womea's Meer
Orer Man .Ikmondiated—Sillgdiar
-dory (la Wye's W'rongs.ls.
. .
Ciampi bas , been grently'exeited
L over what is mil( il the Seanhum
tragedy, the killing of Dr. B. H.
Wand . by. P. 1.1 Leotianl, his
w i s
Inlither. u-law, 'a brief emend of
.Which w . :given by telegraph. The
I honticid (averred on Friday even=
lag of Week. ..F'a the • report
of the incretigation.bribe beroner's
I jury. we gleaa aninspertfgulars of the
affair. . The' parties • were• on bad*
temp, and'on - the 'evening stated ii .
difficulty • occurred `between'' them,
endirigin . the "shooting 'of licaniand
thrdpgh the necit'as hewash] the act
rof retreiting, Leonarderming to be
under, the im p ression that Dr. S. had
a pistol - and - that he Was about to use
-It. The. Coroner's Jury, however,
after hearing a.number of witnesses,
found that there was not sufficient
_provocatien for the - shooting, and
• - '•, -- • thitt_Leutuird,bejleid
to await the action of the graddjury.
The trouble between the parties
eeeined to be , on account of a Mrs.
'Farrar, of whom Dr. Sc aniand's wife
had become Jealcius, her brother,
Leonard, taking part %Pith - her. Mrs.
Sisinland has made a statement, ex
pialuing•the nature, of the existing
trouble which led to 'the tragedy,
revealing a must singular state of
affairs. Her statement is, in sub
stance, that last summer - her husband
made his first professional visit
to Mrs. Farrar, and that upon his re
turn he remarked that he should not
wish his wife to talk to any man as '
Mrs. Farrar had talked to•him. She
(Mm. &inland), in surprise, asked
what Mrs. Farrar had said. He
narrated the conversation which he
said had taken place—that she (Mrs.,
Farrar had told Mrs. Seanland before 1
her marriage that she would not like
to become unpainted with the man
who should. fail In love with her
(Miss Leonard); that the Doctor in
quired for what reason she would nut
-like to know that man, and that
Mrs. Ferrer answered that she would
not like to become acquainted with
any man so fascinating as to win so
fastidious a lady as Miss Leonard ;
that lie then, to test her, asked her
if she loved him, and she replied
that she was'not in the habit of giv-
leg her love unsought. Mrs. Scan- I
land was not pleased with this exhi
bition of interest in her husband, but
she had full confidence in his •Itive
fur her. and would have given no
further thought to the matter but fir
what followed. She accidentally, at
one time, discovered the Doctor • and
Mrs. Farrar coming - from the mat
inee at McVicker's, • walking up
Michigan, avenue. Soon after this
she proceeded to. the house of Mrs.
Farrar, and asked her if she had
seen . the Doctor that afternoon, to
which she replied she had nut.
Whereupon Mrs. Scanland charged
her with falsehood, annnounced that
she had seen her walking up Michi
gan avenue; and, moreover, that
she had the moment before Met the
Doctor coining (ruin the house, - and
he had told her (Mrs. Scanland) that
he had been to the matinee with
' Mrs. Farrar. Mrs. Scauland appeal
' Ist to-the Doctor to desist from these
attentions to Mrs. Ferrer, by all the
considerations that a wife could ad
dress to a huSband. She told him
that it must be impossible for him
to providefor his Welly if he gave
up his time.to waiting upon ladies;
Unit such conduct would provoke
annment Belong their friends, and,
indeed, had already done so; that it
[ was . impossible that Mrs. Farrar
could love hitn, - bemire ' she could
not *love . her own husband if she
would attempt to win the affections
of any other man away from his
wife; that although they-were Poor,
1-they were still both yqung and had 1
- the world before 'Mete, and he might
yet achieve honor and Independence
'by a manly and upright course of
life, andethat she loved hint too much
to allow him to throw himself away.
Upon this the Doctor seemed very
much affected, and protested that he
did not care for Mrs. Ferrer; that he
loved his own wife and child, and.
that he would desist from visiting
her except in a profetedepal capacity,'
that the family- and connections of
Mrs. Ferrer were very :Influential,
and that he could notatfonito throw
away practice which. they could
bring him. This consideration in
duced Mrs. Scanland not to insist, as
she had at firstAntended, upon his
breaking off all conned-len with the
Farrar family. Sometime subse—
questly. . Mrs. Rarer come to her
house and confessed to 'her that she
loved her husband. Then Mrs. Scan
land)-told her that it was impossible
that a woman who did not 4oyo , her ,
own husband could love anybOdy
else's Mislead. Mrs. Farrarsani chid
Dr. rteauland was so courtly, se•re
tined, and so brilliant, that sew could
not help lovinghlin...',Mrs.f3nusiand
remonstrated with hereto/it earnest
' ly, and pointed: out - what rnwit:Lbe
"the Mattawan' cooseqtianere, to her
nelfot such. an .unfortisoate attach-
. °
mein; and , when the Dieter came
home, she tidd hint what Mrs.
had add. - and appealed to him
again lathe ittrongeg'manner
re
member his duties- to his • family, do
histiseirend loandely,aluttim tweak
off, thin .fatal :flirtation. , :lie.breke
forth 'M it rage, and declared - that' if
- Ore aid Citing to hold him up by the
Hgld IYMa:deal- mkst of stmug
minded-women' he,woeld go down
town and leave her to, chine to her
senset. On the - mining of the sec
ond day followingFerntr came
to her - louse and .told ,
jter that the
lkattor Wt.! siek- , at his office. ..She
,wentubneniVithlifra . Farnir to the
office 'and, found hint there. The
boiler - seethed to' be. very ill, and,
after seine conversation, he, remark
ed that Mrs.:Far.rar had been attend
ing him there, and,that, poselbly, ho
would have dled'had it net been for
her; whereupon Karat re;
it-naked that -she • Melt , not I believe
what the Doctor snide as heittd been
taking Wong.. - She (Mrs .Seaniand)
thlhiendetivored to *neon 'with the
- Doctor r by tilling him - 'what medal
his leaving home would. cause, and
tow it , would injure- big- family and
bit practice, and-Inhered will; him to.
I.• re his 'return. The Doctor- was
:Nucl. in: bid re - Marks; 'nod '11.n.4111
Mrs,' ;Swear - Interrupted lhittalis
gaping :."What are ynataroehlkiren
quarreling • about? Why dritlt you
settle...this matter "", T bey 16
Farearliald to c'!e f et
'me titkiirthel;loetoy into anotheiroom
and talk to , hitn." Whereupon Mrs.
Femur and,the Doctor. Went. into an-.
other'room, closed the doer, end rr
niained in earmat•toortsgation for
sme minutes, afterintich they 'to
turned. Tito Doctor remarked. that
he would go lietne,amil added : "You
may thank thift afiger(pointhig to
Mrs Farrar) that ttibite concluded to
do so." Thereriplatlfiey returned to
'the •
Soon after thiaTidr,„Leonard, her
brother,t who Nal Watched these pro
! emirate:my with a brother's 'interest,.
%implied tot ortgage their property
und Übe SI,ZIO easimkt the Doctor
to gum toKansas .stod,„open a drug
store, fur the ulduWe purpose orfurn
, ishitig him a livelihood and taking
him away from Met. Famir's lone-,
etas-. Tee-Doctor, hourever,ideclin
ed , to •go. Mat. ekenland did hot
Allende!' the idea of getting him
away free) the city, gm she: felt that
if she could must detach him from
Mrs. Farrar she could aye hing
herself from the ruin • which she
feared was impending. A short time
since Mrs. Scuniand, finding :herself
grpwing feeble by reason of - the OM
stint anxiety and suffering to which
sit wassublected, (=eluded toes uw*
all invitation to ay NI visit to berm
a -
nve J
l near St. Joseph Mo. 'While
there she was inflamed that the-ii
timacy between Dr.,Soinlnua.and
Mrs. Farrar was contintasfr and
more specially tliat 'same two weeke
shim Dr. &Tlland met Mrs. Farrar
at his. edge about half past ten in
the ling, and they rode together
outdo time city limits and returned,
and that then the Doctor went over
to Adams street bridge, and waited.
there an hourand :a halt, -and-Mrs.
Farrar came along in a buggy, took
up the Doctor, and fur souse three or
four hours after that they occupied
themselves in riding k about the city%
'Chow, and other things, coming hi
her knowledge, she formed.a., sudden,
resolution tp return to the city.' She
returned on Thursday
out the fact of wining being known
either to - her husband, er her broth
er. She proceeded to the
deuce of a relative 'oh the f3o.''• -
Side, and. sent her brother a
liifenrning' him of her'pn "."
requesting him hi" COllll3 awl see
her • the next morning (Friday) she
settee note to the Doctor, stating that
a lady wished to see Him at his office
at half past ten o'clock ;
,she charged
him with the intimacy, as before stie
ted, during her abscence; she told
him that she wits prepered to forgive
him for everything, no matter what ;
that she loved him most tenderly ;
that she was ready to make ally sae-
Mice for his sake;
that all she asked
was, that he sh ould refuse to see
Mrs. Farrar any Inure. The Doctor,
being under theimpretsion that the
details of his continued intimacy
with Mrs. Farrar had-been commu
nicated to -Mn.. Southold by her
brother, went into a great passion,
and declared that he woulnill Mr.
Leonard. About this thee Mr.
Leonard elude into. the office. anti
the Doctor seized a large cane, anal,,
advanced toward him, calling hires
coward and other opprobrious names,
threatening to chastise him. Mr.
Leonard told the Doctor that he was
emus], and warned him not to touch
hini, and slowly backed out of the
office.
Dr. Seanland and his family had
been living with 'Mr. Leonard, at
thohouse of the latter on West Jack
sonstreet, for some time, and It he•
came evident Mall parties that this
arragement could no longer continue.
ANECDOTES OF wr.nawEa.
Three.Unpublbshed eiterles.
A correspondent of the Roston
Zvi:uteri/it says: "1 venture to relate
an incident or two, never before giv
en to the public,: in the personal his
tory of Daniel Webster. Mr. Web
liter, as is well known, was very apt
in his classical quetotions—although
less varied and less persistent In his
study of :he ancient authors than his
friend-, Rufus Choate. Impecuniosi
ty was regarded as an "often infirm
ity" of Mr. Webster—and this, or a
•temporary absence from home, gave
rise to the following Incident when
lie was living in New Hampshire.
A professional brother, resident in
another place. had indorsed a note
for him to one of the Portsmouth
bunks, and was notified at its matu
rity that the same had not been paid.
lie immediately e rote to Mr. Web;
ster and requested his attention to it.
Thy reply was to the following effect:
"Give yourself, my good friend, no
uneasiness about the matter. My up
'peal to the bank has been as that of
Rises to the Ritall of old, to avert
'the impending fate of his friend Eu
ryalus,: me; udsunt_ dui feet; in
me congertitafeerum' " .
To his appreciating classical surety
on the note it was not necessary to
give the literal translation —"1 am
present who did the deed; against
me, me only, turn the weapon of
your warfare." Suffice it to say that
the appeal to the bank was, in this
Instance, a successfal one—and the
surety, as he informed me, had - no
fur her trouble in the matter.
r*unlary retentiveness was by no
means a distinguishing trait in Mr.
Webster's. character, nor was much
distinction always made in his die
bursenients between theetinceling of
his own ' debts and the relief of
others. p —
A young
rinter lieW England friend of
mine, a pby trade,' attempted
to Peek his fortune In South A merits,
and for this purpose embarked with
a printing press and types for Buenos
Ayres. He had not taken the pre
caution to effect any insurance, nor
to arrange for the acceptance of nay
home draft in case of necessity. The I
vessel was wredted. o the pgasage
and his property lost. Ile was on I
shore without any considenthle funds
and his means were soon exhausted.
There wits no English printing office
id which he could find employment,
and he laid ne acquaintance, with the
language of the onnitry or with any
resident. He soon formed a slight
acquaintance with a man Breaking
English, who suggested to him the
drawing, foe bite Immediate relief,
I=
Established
upon seine frieed In New York or
Boston. ;He honestly told hls advis
er that he had no authority for ite.do
lug.. The auggestion was then made
tied somebody might, be willing to
swept for the. honor of the drawer,
audit he would saake - a draft forsloU
upon some person whom amennight
I Ini-krmen at . Maenad Ayres, there
might boa possibility, with. Ids aid,
&getting the money.
' Thinking It almost a „
of life
and death, and hoping t o . in funds
fromhis tiirnings 7
befo the draft
.
could he sent to this rou e ry and be
returned protested, as 'he "expeetesl,
in the ordinary and deli the only
mime of transmissicin by mailing ve6.
eels, thi young man gladly availed 1
himself of the sapnestron. Theques
, tion then was, what name be should i
I I propose .as the one upon whom to
draw. He named by turns several
"solid. men" of Boston, not ,one of
-whom seethed to be - known, or to
- meet trith•lavor. lie happened to I
think of Daniel' Webster, whom he
knew only by his world-wide repu- 1
bitten. The broker to whom the no
gOtiation was prow Bed — sit • once '
'might at the name,
and was satisfi
ed with it.. The draft wasisecording
5, Wak., land. the . money. ndsed at
.titucustorntirstllsozint.
1, , • 0 PAM% OW remained abroad
1 • •.,
~k, .. - r ortwitti and' Wad - tolerably
• • , ~•:.. ot award was heard of
'y .• • - . tleatt i Titnd
.trtr• his. re
turn to Boston. he tailed with
money to repay*Mr.. Webster, and to
Make the best apology •he could . for
the liberty he had taken. - - Told); sur
prise,- Mr. Webster said he knew
nothing -.about the matter. On
hiS.lesisting that, the draft must have ,
Wen accepted and paid, Mr.' Web-
stereo far yielded.to . his wishes as to I I
suggest his calling again, amt that in ;
the meantime he would set his Clerk.
to making some examination." it I
turned out; on a second call, that the
draft had been found cancelled, , anal,
as the •tierk said, 1 .wa.4 - discovered
among many other loose papers in one
of 'the office desks, Mr..Webater
was then old the 'hUndrea 'dollars,
but . declined ' any -I, 7enittneratiou
which %MS urged. op:inAltus . in . t he.
way of 'Menet ou,trisstrietly weep ! "
niudatien.loan, •
Yo' 4ithee,unitters than that . or
nkkresoMetlitiebster's memory.: was
vertgood;•inal„ indeed, quits;tena-
'duns. , ,Areeollection of Winne in-
cidents, as well as ofietint l ittifitces,
was clumWtyrbnic of him: •
ma. wsittireit's TexActous 11E110-
Its..
vWitifteference to this Point, 'and
11, reivnt cotton unteatioll of - mine
ttivting an error of a correspond
ent of the Boston Pally Atkertietr:
Ai. G. Hu ehins gives a Motion of
an interview wall Mr. Webster,
oriole thirty or forty: years after the
event rek-rred to.
• • A. Inind present with him was
speaking of a visit to the small town
of liateam, In - -Plymouth •connty,
Massachusetts. Mr. Webster inquir
ed whether either of them knew the
origin of the name, as applied to this
*aunty:. Oa being answered.in the
negative, and prefacing his inlbrmit-
Hon with the remark that he sop
,posedbut few of the existing inhabi4
tants of that rolace.knew how cir why
their town• happened to have that
name, he Added , : "It eame.about in
this wis: .Just after the riot in
Baltimore, in 181 f, and the destruc
tion of the Federal Republican prom
of Alexander Hanson a new totvn
was being wade up ?loco territory
severed from several adjacent towns
jtl the county or Plymouth; and
hen the Legislature had agreed to
!angler by an ac . A. the
g
which was proposed to be incorpf;r
ated Into the nem, town, with a de
sign to signalize 'their sympathy
with law and order, and especially
with, the Federalism of the prserib
ell petitioned to have the new
town mimed-Hanson, in honor of the
victim of the Baltimore mob."
Mr. Hutchins, in ,hls. note written
from Ikkitou, well obserlies :
anecdote Illustrates the remarkable
tenacity of Mr. WebSter's memory,
and especially in respect to matters
that related to the patriotism and
interests of the people.
.LAWYERS.
•The Celebrities of the Posey
t the Thar."
Mr. L. Dennis. esq., delivered a
humorous lecture - In Philadelphia,
Friday evening, on !`The Colebriti6
)f the Poneprille Bar," in which he
happily delineates various classes of
the legal profession. Said the lec
turer: .
' In the early days: of Poneyeille.
twenty-one years ago, two lawyers,
Philander Ruff and Pbiletes Hough,
constituted the bar of the place.
Now they are like goods in a coun
try store—toolminerous to mention.
First among the celebrities was the
so veiled learmsl;tnember, Leonidas
Luff. if report is to be trusted, there
never was a, time when he was not
wise. He was distinguished for rare
intelligence in his boyhood, when he
went to bed early and got up late,
and was seldom caught with his fin
gers in the sugar bowl. If any doubt
ed the extent of his learning, they
saw their mistake when he made has
argument in the celebrated ease of
Snare vs. Fowler. Fowlar leased a
farm. The owner sold it to Snare,
and in taking possession the latter
claitned the poultry and brought
suit. Luff appeared for the defend
ant. He took the ground that his
client was entitled to the growing
crepe, and dissected a chicken to
show that the chickens were grow
ing crops, The jury found for the
defendant. This started Luff on his
career. Next cause Nicholas With
erg esq., the timid member, always
troubled with flutters, and failing in
every ease. right or wrong. After
yaws of practice, he never so gained
on' his nerves bu t that when he en
tered court he had the appearanr of
a vagrant before, a soup society beg
ging for a bowl of broth.
Joreetu Jip, esq., Was the eloquent
member, and begs that I will not as
sign him a subordinate place at the
Poneyville bar.' Ills first ()tutorial
triumph. was the recitation of Urt:v's
Elegy at the village academy. Ito
soon became the local celebrity; and
on the Fourth of July'd held the
crowd in wonder at his eloquence
while ho recited "On Linden when
the sun was low," hc. or "Come
peace.of mind, delightful - guest," &c.
As .a student .he read Blackstone,
Kent's Commentaries, and Sinus
wood, but more of Byron aid 3roore,
and atthe bar he found occasion for
the, play .of his peeulleagenius in
breach of promise and divorce cases,
and depended more on the effect of
his grand eloquence on the jury than
on making out hgease.
Next stood Adolphus Shaugle, the
onoltifarlous lawyer. Ile looked up
on an increase of friends as a sure
guarantee of seems, and so belonged
to every imaginable society, secret
and public, and dabbled in all the
nubile con ce rns of the town. Pearly
ates , wais (he ambiguous lawyer.
He was a physical toubiguliy, with
legs like broomsticks. Ile had the
pedestrian endurance of a mule. Jer
emiah Dirge was the Melancholy
member; not, perhaps, a representa
tive man, but n character not to be
Ignored. • He was thoroughly fune
real for three hundred anti sixty-live
days and six hours of every year,
and found no more enjoynient lo
picture-gallery than. in a receiving
vault. He always addniasett the
court In a graveyard tone, and his
clients looked like a crowd from the
t• pubnabld
9 34 - Ar ig uo4 / 4 1 *•_
*er; P&p at. ••; " 4
Coaconnolced ms on inblootil 'ot fond
ne irotieral Insoyeat are iroopoeffalli so
.kited.' To Insure ansoliow.dotoni of
thl. kind Man In ?fifthly be secoleign
n44 by the miens thonaibor; . •
LAiorycnnd oJoinionh#Sonesh"lat4ll
ride wed In •
WEYAND, theme • Pe; •
alnico, too far gni* to be' benetittel
by either medical or legal advice.
Hut It Is, time, iglu and SkalloW
were heart from.. Slip -war a slip•
pery fellow white tough hide, short
memory and A conscience Illte - a hat
in whiter; • With 'hint lying wars
high art. Hts partner fiassitowswos
a model of , Impudencesindsvarice,
and thought it a tinething to bepert •
and 'WY. not PIO to the bar and
Jury, but to the venerable lodge.
Itleh-mi Erskine wits , the Jawillrnek
'snember; he was se fullof law 'that
it cropped MA osleiery oecasslot.
He'
be
s fondnemsfot llamalthefore'
be was three yearn Oh/ tienterml col
lege by virtue of aptelat pleading,
and was helped there kid aucivedon
of pleas said ahattiiAMts. Durtbghts
eourtshiti he replied- Ma leader love
letter by sending his Jodie tropystfot -
ruse to show cause-why an etmage- •
ment should not be ordered, sad , in-
terrupted themarrlage tarvemouy,by .
extialminguissueJoined.fts . own
ty law seheo!, too:pour to plinths's* a
library, made application -for him,
but Wel wife refused to accept
. &talon of her mortgage ,and • negoll
talons failed, hocause, ' hu could pot •
give lochs,
(Marge' Percival war the brave TAW
yer. -tie began life under as murky
a sky as ever hung over an' orphan
child. With HI-health, deformed
body, and wlthontfunds or friends., •
he seemed on the'. high -rued to the
poor house•• but through sditilealties
that worth) have crashed an elephant
he struggled on forls*re, amd"reileb
ed the burnt itts; where, 'after long
'year's of penievermii toil,, he Won. a
fame that few with lei,/ " of dlffitmlly
to overeonie IniVeeversittilbedi ,
George Grayson wiefttar.trueilaw
er—excellentslfgen Woodrow com
mon sense solid legal Iturtdigu trot
educated eortecMace, tapper 'vaned
to Mitts:try/. -
agreeable 'manners, ..lenattlestare,
where good nature latupereciated, •
and ability to tight iatutt;ttghtiug
the order of the thy. Diligent-hi"
lausiiiessi and iire:einthibily truthful
and honest, :triclta of
the inferiors or thevrofessiouZre has
a name none, dare impeach end A
practim that Will lead to fortune: t's
Fn esmehr)hin the six - Aker'
irior comintrliandimpailifi to slander
lawyers... AIM, while sherd were inti n
k
of evea-grlislein it, as in every other \
callitiosmi profession, it istaildcom- s ". \
Imre faverilblY wills any other. That
history of the Poneyville bar illus
lrates a fact: the melt who rely on '
feint systematic, patient labor, are
Ummen who ultimately make their
mark: ' Alms .. like liqugh,'. Jipp, •
libungle, dc., may attract a elms of
admityw4ssi 14 candle attracts the
- moth', tint thek - Will -in the cod add
little to their fort unea • 0011 .lesa to
their fame. It la, by,,suelt "men: as
Pertival and. Grayson . that the
world's battles for 'constitutional lib
erty and personal tights have been
fought, and it Is they who have made
the, profession • of law uot. only \ an
ornament to but : a safegiptol., ae:
I=Ei
Lesek•llow lteilearall
041111115eeesqe irtf•Ses
ser,—.ll, New lleapuee ha the Nor.
dereessAlisterg..
Tha court of appeals has confirmed
Judge.liogeboones IS the case of Ed
ward Runoff, coav*ted of murder at
Binghampton, andprderea his'eent
ence and execution by' the 'Officerrof
the We have learned from 'a
source beyond dispute, the particu
lars of an incident in the career of
this remarkable man, which has nev
er been published, and which he him
self recently told to an Intimate friend
as an Illustration of the "hard look"
Whiclilinfitilfendedifinfillt'llitough -
life. Runoff stated to this gentleman.
that upon his release from Auburn
prison, he wandered down into Penn-.
sylvania, and having perfect eonfl
dance hi Rs ability to fill almost shy
position In the faculty of a college,
applied for a professorship in Jeffer
sou college. There wail no permanent
opening ter him in . ti - ioinstitutlon,
bid the professors gave him some
ejerical work to do, and In a little
while satisped themselves of 14 re
markable klentitle and literary' at
tainnients, so that when an applien
lion cable front Chapel Alla college
in North Carolina for. a professor - of
Jangungeti, the faculty of Jefferson
were able to return mend Rulloff to it
as a proper person to fill the position...-
Willie preparing to accept" the pro
fessorship at Chapel Hill. no received
a letter from' Mrs. Jarvis, the wife of
the I theca jailer, tv hum lie had seduc
ed, and through whom he was en
abled to make his escape from prison{
to the effect that she laid left her husi
band and was living with her son
(the same who was fisowned In the
river at Bingliumpton after the mur
der) in destitute circumstances, anti
demanding the sum ofssoo for press
ing and Immediate wants. The let
ter elm tai nett w note from the son that
unless the moue' was forthcoming
he would kill Runoff on sight the
first time they met. Ile was utterly,
-without the means to seihiso large a'
sum. Gratitude and love both con- .
spired in hls breast to inducenno ear
nest effort to secure the money and
send it to the only woman ho ever
loved. .His meditations led him to
devise the robbery ore jewelry store
inn neighboring villae, and putting
his Ohms into execut ion he carried
'them out sums...a-dully, and plundered
the store cora considerable amount of
jewelry. This he tied up in his halal
kerchief, and us rapidly as possible --
fled from the scene of his crime.
Traveling along the highway In the
early morning lie was overtaken by a
stranger, who reluctantly gave him
permissiou to ride. •
They had proiveded but a • few
miles, when two horsemen aproaelied
Ahem and arrested them. for horse.
stealing—the very wagon lu which
notion' was riding having been stol
en the previous evening by his conf
panion. , Here was a dilemma even
for so skilful a villainas the profemr
of chapel 11111 - But his
"cheek" saved him. PersiStlng that
lie knew nothing of the robbery of
the horse and wagon, 'but was
chance passenger picked up by the
real thief upon the highway, and be
ing able to prove his good character
by the profiors at Jetlbrson college,
he was discharged at the examine- •
lion upon the Pliutution of horikk. •
stealing; but before be had left the
court•rooni, the officers looking for .
the burglar who hail stolen thejewel
ry, came in, Indentitied the pnverty
found
n i r n res t i l i i n e g ev i r li for wagon, and
uponcrime.tl
Runoff was in no wise abashed. The
same confident air which he had main- •
Mined all through the trying ordeal, s•
and the le of the professors,
served him to the end, and declaring
his ignorance of all knowledge ott he
burglary as well as of honsesteal g t,
lie was a second num disehitr ;
while his companion was held for
both crimes, and ultlrantelgaufferlog
the punishment fur the very offence
wide nulled' lilinself had committed. -
In ilisaibing this Incident in his life,
Runoff laughed and stdd It was only
one instance of the "devilish hard
luck" which had followed him all
through hik varied eareer.—Troy
Tinos.
—A genuine white fillati
caught In the Alabama river, six
milea above Selma; m Suminy last.
Prior to 1848, no genuine shad had
been keen in.any river emptying in
to the Gulf of Mexico. In May cof
that year thirteen hundred young
phad were delivered into theartillehd
pond in Montgomery. It Is probs.
hie that this fish Ls' the decendent of
mune of that colony.
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