The Beaver Argus., April 26, 1871, Image 1

ADvEirrokti.vrii,. w
Advortisemonta are inserted at e rata
of 81, 'par ware for AIM inuarttotr t ond•
for eltch anbaegoent Insertion ISO berritg,
A liberal illaeounnoade ..ou ..yoarty. f i ad.;
.yert.baaanu4
A afore equal to !Uri. Hai; aqtlita'tiiii . •
-weasnrega taitude:
Ituidnoas Nohierra mat under aird ; by
tbonaadves tiarueiltatoly - sittOr3Uti
11..W4 will be charged ten mita a line for e4ch inecattotn - , - •• •-•- • •
.I•lrertiaemefedi should' it lian . dedin
before Monday noon 'to Inaurajneertion
that week's parlor.
.
•Bo'si9; . ess,,ry :
Hitiven,
L , CoYLE, pi S,.
and
.13* eler, !Mild t tioet . Deaver. Px.ln a mril .ho P -
I! , it it brag Stars. *Pr 19 ;7 7 ; 1 7
EEtuhN, Auori.y • nt liar; 063 ead
• , cod of Tidal street:Beavnr: loara47o:l l
U. J.l id 24ErTZ,PATII -Miami) Ilumitix.
I- , Special at ' ;a Irestoontol Fatale
lli.esses. Hto Allgo_4011••• meat,
• foollpors wo told..o,4l*WOOS'Nkparil oly
JOEM 1100H0211 dearlants,
0115, - pare model & MIII , Oars
.wcazittops h . l i d ly F e r r y= . - , :, , • s t ... p 4 ri;
tdalti.)laouracturer and Dealer in.
Boma, Shmirendlialterr Mite itt t pepftly
-13 EITEITAIII0j300; — / 1 /1";
Mruirglet t Apothecary,. San lit.C.Preialltr .
tlons carefully compounded. " • (sepllhty
J ANDURSON, Dealer In the imptaredloll.
t - . 71. eon Shuttle Sewing Machine; Ken et.. See
cord In another cabana. wormy
EACOX Mrs. IL
) Trimehinga; Third et Seaver. ' 0111,17
'7f.illk:l3 MOORE. Groway .4.Resttierant • Chotee
J Tess. Bed Co ff ees, Tobacco led Cigars; COe
ketiesery and Vegetables. Maid at. . septEtl.7
Sum's.
I/. ae. West stud ad at. ‘.e..ll!Jfi
rit *: — lii!VolitT Pa
insurance agent. Beaver.
'1 • OM and get your property thawed. octUdy
PITTSBURGH.
M ORG.% NSTERN. Dealer In biota .k Shoes,
el No Pa Market St. Pittsburgh, Pa. I cepl4;ty
en no, initiillaricetg.j
e A r ..C l l l l4s.lt B l.l . O i;i tla u kgkersail k. t p all i 7;
1 (MEM 11ORNE; CO, 77. t
el Pitiaborgli—importera and dealers In Natlntly,
Trimmlogy,MoGyry, White Goody, lke. • taplU,
7777 EYIIIRR & FIROTELERS, Frenclina Amert
it can Confectlnnera. Dantean, as note, Amin , .
Sr. PM, 1%3. VW Wood St. PRleburiih,
N. ~IURR . Ilriler In chinen teas, Cofforial
1). Family Groomici. No 29PItlh Acenna, POW
burnt,. Pa. acpl4;ly.
TORY 1110“ WV k SON. Dealer, in the Naar
t) Weed Family Sewing Machines. 116 Illartet
.streel. Ploohn .R. sepltly
• C ....it?IC & Co. Dealers in Car
-1 rms. Oil Cloths. fie. Special rates to Clergy.
21 Ftnh Avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa. [agility
P. Huccessitr to J. N. Ito Ttl. Dealer In
1 4. Watches. Clocks.Jewelryfi !Myer ware. NU
hi Fihb Avenuo. Pittsburgh. tarpttly
11' A. 1,11 /NS, Hoppe and Sign Painter, write.
• to order Ski)... Car& fur every boalneaa.—
/No. 7 Fifth Avenue, Pittrbtirgh, Pa. taepSlfif
;r f , C. FULTON:Nfn3aFiiiii,i7o/17dtiiataiin
1. I • Furniture and Chaira:—llneearood. Walnut,
iehogany and Oak. 4585111111101 d at. rootsily
' NEW BRIGHTON. '
r)HOSPECT MOUNT MLR/3EIIIM ver•
I greeno and 'mall Fruit.. Mow `mile* r oet. or
New Brighton. (mrKO) . 7... THOMAS.
• I n 1 t it her
n risqt
stn .2..11;; gtg: . (koccesso r re It; 1...-11.-No
fetOrLly
EO. F. BLBMON. Bakery IS BontetionerY;
- I It. B. street. Special attention even to teed
.l.ozs and " (septikly
w A: SNEI..I.ENHEItri, Merchant filers.—
lirntitrity, Neer Brighten. 8e Ade rtrittily
WilltiLEß. Dentist. Broailtrny, New
I`. itriehton. '
I I 11 ' 1 ' 1 ! ,7ivay Pt .l th est pKo h Co r graH l le in fratri l" reTo h n ' et
~1 Itt.:111% (F111:4:1
I
NTER. BEDISON. Jewelers anitTobac
el:odors. Broadway. N. Briohtoo., [sapll;ty
tyl
4 - 1101trittli, Groterlia.. .Queenswarn nod
,) (nods. Broadway. irepßly
VA Si In Wall
Booka,Stationeery S Notlool; Brood.
,r. New Br! •Idon. Pa. [aeo2l.lly
1 . :11I STEIN FELD,Deokr. In Dry Goods,
FancrOooito L Notions; '3lerrbant!two
cannier,. Dynacitsny. octi`.l4ly
BEAVER FALLS.
? ILLIAU EOREItTt ON. OeuU i In Im uored
V? llolre Sewll )InCblnce. MainSl..,Bearer
I 111 S. g iiiNll.—ltry Goodx. Querenswirn nud
I Nlllllttery. corner of Main and Baker !treefe.
B , tr Falb,
iiiip 4 .,t.f. - .olAriNgY7Aitfakrii7c , i NI Et-
IN. 21.3, llonse pod litgu Pultiter, lidp St.,
Seaver • nottly
FLEIIING: !Wider In Boots' and ShoOa of
-el' deo,. Nino. at low• pleas, and 14 a +n.
...a. _ ' alntl Baur Pall.. Pa, ianISO •
.. , BRIDGEWATEEL
IfOR II EH/EGGER, Moose and Sign Pain-
T ter. Bridge St.. Bridgewater, Pa. aprlllitly
BREHM treet Bridgewater. Pa.
. I/onto:in. Bridge e
Gold and Vt'atchee, Clocks'.
Jewelry and Sliver• Ware, Spectacle., dc. Watch.
(lock. afidli-velry repaired. (febtr7l:ly
VISIEI. MILLER . Farhionatile Tailor. None
I ex,.erleneed workmen employed. Shop
,-;; ridge Kt.. Bridgewater. Pa. -'7l'eh _n .1;1y.
AMES PORTER. Thew. Biller in Tin. Cop.
ri per and Sheet-Iron wllre, oral iron 11,tern
!imp.. Bridge ci. Bridgewater. (rept-WY
BLATTNER. Itannfamorer and Renter I to
1 • Book mid Shaer. Bridge St., Bridgewater.
II I'ItST. liiy tiood. Hats Caps. Furs,
_1 ..t • inlets. Oil (Ileitis and . Trimmlngs. Bridge
•.1 Brl ' ilgewater, PA sepl4;ll,
r DOHERTY, Llealerin Boots and. Shoe&
F/ • [kik . ..Street, Bridgewater. sepltly
IFANAIIEit, Yrinimipgs Notions
I. Bridget.. Bridgewater. sept iity
1 V. WEINMAN, Manura - iiiire a Boots and
I Bridge St.. Bridgewater. (sq . ] tly
rits. Ouutlemen'irellitfitog air unwed
and pressed. Water St. above Bridge. (apt I;ly
I 01IN WOODRUFF, Marble Cutter ; Mono.
/ meats di Tombstones) or all descriptions made
• f.rder. PA. Merkel and Water streets. sepOdy
. STILES .4 CO. Lirts , oties, titieensware,
r) • dew da-s, Floor, Feed & Country Prodnee.
Allne's corner, Bridge St. Bridgewater. Lootay
II ;LIM NIE.CiOit, Ilealerlo Blonong-thell
1 Coal. ;Orders left nt J B. Clark's, In Beaver,
tpti at smith's Drug Stun% In Bridgewater. will be
;.;..lopti, attended to. Cash on delivery—Lowest
ford—Mcllon*ld's Point. eaTta;ly,
ROCIIESTEB
1 f NKlN 4 —DeAter to Boob, Shoes nod (::d-'
1 ott , nod nutitto for Sler'n Sew tog 1114 r
]en York and It 11. Stn. Ito og choler. (rbtatly'
Glinotalth. New work, or
the li.,t tonterlnl, monde to murder. Al work
o .11:mmited. Reptdritig neatly dour. Puttee', Lnw
n o un ttt.. Itoth.o , tor. 11 jnultt:ty
NV V.
ILL FancyDry . thurira - ; Ns..
[lnns and Millinery. Mall-on at., near Dia
mond. Itocneiter. Pa, '
11RNLI LAt•P, Muuutacturer and Dealer In
Fundture of nil hi Its. ilrighlon it.. above
Factory. See ...Isl. • tiro) 4:ly
1' oitN KsituitKtt, Viler and Conformal... T...-
.el Water Cl.. Ittsheiter. ticpll;ly
,1 NG ICA lIAM 110111, Warm. at Carriage Maker.
1 Railroad Itoche..ter. Pa. fiepl4:ll
,
A Uka. C. lIANNEN, Druggi•L I . reicrip•
tiono carefully compounded. Water it.,
r.heiter. lirpLtty.
Chronic
1 / dlieasei made a rancidity. tidier, ruttier of
Itilmond and Bridals its., Itochester.
PI:VIA:EIf dONS, .• holeiale4Retail Deal
-1-1 et, in Dry tioodi.C.iticerlei.Flour,loed.tiraln,
'tool •loriv.ln.s.a..Nallo. COT. Willer it Jammu.
eßaker and Confectioner.—
• 11'edtalue Cakes and Ice Cream funfliked.
Un Diamond. Rochester. tient lily
( `t II SALE by .1. OILA'EIt.I ILvdt nurture
- I tor I °reign 4. lioun..itte Dry Goodo. Nuflotei.
I:Mt...lnv old Fancy Goods generally. Water
•itoiLltocheiter. I'o. • (icl.l4ly
MILI.EIt et CO- Conlraclor. and Ltulltleri.
.1 1 • M. nu theturer• of Sorb. Ifoori. dilution; 4.0.
‘I ni I.uniloei Lath AC. Ilocheiter. li..pll;ly
.
l"r. 110 Y LI: W/LLlTORl,:ihrtioitrriTo C.'
!mkt. It Co., DralelY In Sewell and Planed
1.4111 Sii Itocheiter spite ly
)lilt elm LIVERY STA lILIS COAL YA
10-no On. It. It. elation and I Ilito river. ocliely
C/1111 . .41 . el (AK:e n kor
in 'l'ip.Copper and 'Sheet Iron War. Roodug,
, i.onting, de., attended to. d. York it., actiq ly
lIFFLER CLARK. proprletoriot Join - talon
, lions, Good aceonlmodatit.na and plod Pia
e, Near R. R. Depot. oc119:17
I ift - rtiltfait, ftealer In BOOT*. tihoei,Galieri,
4.e. Repairing Ilona neatly and promptly.
• on tho 1/hunond, Rucbeatcr, -'octlttly
' .1.1:11II/ et BltYPilk.it, Manufacturers of
II • II nal*, Baggles. Spring,Tacnni,
dc. Blacksaanhing and Itorreshoelng
in the but manner. Rochester, Pa. 'mollify
E.IlhT LIVEUPOOL, 0
TA ti l: SIIENKEL.--/L general annortment of
4 , tt ,. roeerte,.• Qneensware, Stoneware. CIIIILII
I a.e. Cor.nd & Broadway. . nowtkly
Bocta CO—Auden 1 1V. .1° eparn
`1.1....41-Ctotheif:Queennware, tbabwrire,
Hood, ny S Cool: nts. E. Liverpool. (noS;ty
\ HILL'S. CO, Dronglit. Itroadway.near
Preocriptiongt carettilly and accurately
wpuuuded• febltlit
2 11 1SiCE4LAZiECIVS.
THORNlLEVAlsnufaiitorernif 16e
_Holt
7 : 1 .1 s n : •
A 1,1,; 'Ayr uri , sELL, Mirtifeetu.rfr.
i.„.,,,rfte.gaztls k. al u te ,r at i ti 10. .4 . vala:t p X y .
..!V tour — O - f
Ilri n for the purpose of procilcing
re.Dectrolly tender nly prollwriunid
in MCddrena of maid Tillage nod Tinfoil/.
orn,. in trxideller, opposite Eagle lintel, wlirro
'hod niece y*, be found. sinless_ prufooluiful
_nore ly
"od. AU cells will reeraire - trilmrdlaitewnd
Poulin! sue talon. A. V. CUNNINGHAM, N. D.
.
11,
(1 .11C)11t41..1.
THOMAS M P OREERY & 00
TltoS.. arcreseuv,
J. r.'pitAvo f • •,..• P. APPPEL.
• J. R. WCRERRY: • •'.'
. . •
ln tere;r paid on lime tendons; Ptonsit att mittens
zlt P. collections. Also, Insuranes Agents for
end reliable Companies. ',11,914:18tf
III) en r .A. 43 de illqr..—Th° krm
or *Mc Inetitullon will open on be 151 h or
Mott neat, to.cantipoo 34 tee*" Pg. term.. ac
wiir to C. letrt;3m
•
=Mil
g
cf (A •• .
NO. • J.
Vol
Miscellaneous,
Dry Goods, Carpets &c.
*ROWqPOK 4113X,1qCEtygt,
%Mk Iceleilmi"
gIICCESSOIRS TO SIOL'L. .00111:0N,
138 Federal Street, Allegheny.,
Tile GIABAMIT CARPET. , spd
000D81.10 egg I a:fife TWo
OPOP.CARPET only 211Leenni per y'd,
AND AT ALL PRICES.
ke aie Aghtits fur some of thii beet. Car
: per 3lanufdelurett In this country,
And we cnp offer Extra Ifiducemcliti te'
BuYera
Come and be oar Colitidede
.LINE OF DRY GOODR.sind tivatillne oar
Pperior wide No. 1 Brown .111uslins, very
heavy, at 12;i" cts; and all'other goods at
140/smilingly low prices. Don't forget to
sive us act I,l3dredund Street. ~•
•. N. R. Mr. IL .8, OLIVEfi. fialesuut, for
tuirly of Beaver county, w ould be pleased
'to see Ids loony friends. 1 [uptlaut
' aonx t. senowArs.a.sniniaza. .
ago. FTZTULLN U. J. stFriass,CaaVr
SPETERER do ~IcDU~TALD
BANKERS,
ll'ater . SY.,..ltocheater,
• Or Inter .t pald'on Time Ddpoolta. Collse
lions promptly atteuded to.
Government Cbuponit• lkolght on
Favorablc. fairreqxmdOce
bbiicllttl w:: i `t .
Insitaamt , Roller For, •
The 4Loirt.3:Lroist.,
• . ~ . .
Itgilng •been efttfieMl - with t hat tined.' atilt;
phdat—eoutpletely undttlag
twelve bantams for
week, eta time—for the UM year., and at
last Mond a remedy that Ores
histantand Cbmplekftelkj,
have. eongindEd to .bale it pretemmi 'for sale: eio
Met other* similarly Minded can receive the ben•
ettkot lt, asearier them that ,
'II will dO all, and more lhariall prom
ised for ill
an& that peivono once ruing, win nem ha with
ant It, .
As numerous offers who hare used it
• • can tea &.
Can hi had at the Drug Mum of WILLIAM 11.
BUECIILINU. Rochester, Pa.. Or will be tent br
'mall to soy address as receipt of one duller. 'Eta
ten cent. to pay pottage. CIIAS. B. HURST.
T 10 • 16 , 11 h 1 Y) • Itocitesien, Deaver county, Pa.
JAN: CAME R ON, Attitroey ; at Law
llenvef, Pa. Office 'ln the .rafts for•
merly ocenpled by the late Judge' Adams. Col-.
Mellon', in., promptly atteded to.
teptlolk 1 y. • •
2,5, atifiVallw
Bridge Street, •
BRIDGEWATER, PA.
IS WEEKLY RECEIVING A FRESH SUPPLY
OF WOOS IN EACH OF THE YoI.LOWING
DEPARTMENTS:.
1311.1" Ci 400135.
'Steubenville Jeans,
Casaiineies anti &Gana%
While Woollen blankets . .. -
White nut! Colored nail
Barred Flannels„
Mem."
'Delninea,
.•
Ginghamn, • •
Colierga,'
Lawns,
Water:Proofs,
Cloths,
Wocillen Shawl&
BroWn and llhick Muslin., '
Tickiugs, •
Priu s, • . ..••••";
Cunton •
"Flannels,
Joennels, .
'fable Linen,
' Irish Linen,
Crash,
Counterpanes.
Glnvca
.
Coffee, Ten, Sugar, Molasses, White BllrerDrlpa,
Golden and Common Syrups. Mackerel In bar.
rel. and kite. Star and Tallow Candles,
noao. Spicer and Mote Meat. Alpo,
BALT.
=MI
MUM
Hardware, - Nails, . Glass,
Poor Locks. Door Latched. Ghiges, Sari,. Table
Cutlery. 'table uud Tea Spoons, Sleigis Bell.. Coat
Foxes. Fire Shovel's and Pokers. Nails and Glass.
Spades, Shovel.. 4, Sand 4 'I Ina Forks, Raked,
Scythes and Snatb.. Corn and Garden Hoed,.
• WOODENWARE. •
OEM
Docked, Tune; churn.. Batt
OIL er Prlnti And ladles
CARBON,
Linseed Oil & White Lead.
BoOts,and Shoes
LA DI .111SAV AND CIIILDBENt3' SLM.
• In great entlety. •
title POwder. and Shot,
Blasting Powder and Fuse.
vioei Veenll.
%II heavy 'goo& delivered free of charge.
111 clime attention to buslneer, and by. keeping
ennxtdrilly on baud's welt avant ted stock of roods
of ill the different kinds usually kept In a country
atorn,lhe undersigned hopes to the future es In
the peet to merit and receive a littera! share of the
poldlcpatropage.
H.
rtAzziGr
dee2.3114:1y.-.lyiehgd.
13=1
& Co.
Contractors and Builders;,
PLANING - MILL
AND
:IMlEWilltitueirAZDa
Doors, !Saab.
AND SHINGLES
Constantly on lincls, nod made to order
11.0elleStter, Pa.
Orders by mail .will receive prompt at.
cabal).
A cilnialulentraltcilefi Zecittly/6.—The
undentlgned having been appointed admin.
Ignitor of the estate of N 5 11140 Ramsey, deceased,'
hate of 'llenoter township, Mower count
hereby hetines all persons tOdebted to said 'estate
abut Immediate payment le required. Ali persons
huhu: claims against mad estate are requested to
present them duly authenticated for settlement.'
aprltqw.l X FRAZIER. Adner.
MEYRAN & SiEDLE,
Sllccessibta to
REINEMAN, 3IEYRAN at SIEDLE,
COLDFifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.•
COLD AND B:ILVERSMITIfS,
And dealers
FINE JEWELRY, ' ' I
WATCHES. DIAMONDS AND
SILVER PLATED' WARE.
Agency for all the best makes of
mr.A. , rciums.
SETH THOMAS CLOCKS.'
Special Attentionpaid'tn the'repalring and
adjusting of
FINE WATCHES.
oct5:10-1y.
Brighton : Paper
BEAVER FALLS, PENN'A,
PRINTING,
MA.N7I 7 ItLA, ••
ROOFING, BAILING,
1111041w*re, Clas!siir.
A&IY, cARPET
3E.
DiAIcuiTA.C"I'VELED
AND SOLD AT
* Retail by
aalaffi fig?.
02 Tided At .
uk.7l"u"k
z. •
.‘• te:•!.,: '• •
1 •
;
•
-,.. • ';','-, ll,:.:*'iii.'',"
RAILMI?MM , IL:
FT.winii a ethoum
i u . and alter Doer. 44,= . 4
411*Iono dallyallastikli
Main lambs Exacitosit= PI
17.1 awn liaMi t t. ll , 1
les*Aa eltaly] • ' ' ' '
*laliert wait Ilium
A - - 14 - ,itolu - rTic_ L. 2_ll,
ikir lic ,.. v
11 , :.: ' 1::; ''.
iii
gal
Cantoa.., .....
Xis.llion
=ill2
r:ezz
WrapMlL
Crestfte,f
Bin= i
Uoorest pper tianduk;.:l
tus. ' I
Van
Fort Ways*. '' ...
Colarnbta"
Waruw •
Iyasonth .. ....
%alpinist) . ...
Chicano... ' •
1=
.....
Valparaiso
Plymouth.
olumbla. -
Port Wayne t •
vu Wart.
Io
Forest • - - •
Upper flastliakyi., pngtw ;......
...... • • - • •
ithistune
TIT
Wooster..., ...... ,
11.4ssilloo2"' ,
Cana ntoo) - •
Alb
Salem. . . .....
Rnebester
l?lltaburgb $ lab ,
Tounpstowit, New, t i e-:and Ede Express
Imes Yonnsstown al LIU p. m: Neti;CasUe, ft:00
p.m; &rites at Pittsburgh, 610 p. NetrumME.
Imes Plltobargh'7:ol.l C. nu arr.' at :New Castle.
Meta. m. Ifeuristsra. 1010.
TeusgstOwn, New Castle and Pittsburgh' Ae
boatmodidim leaves Youngstown. ISM a, nu Now
Comte, 9.10 a, m; entree at Allegheny, A.
m. leaves PlEsbargb, S:00 p.'et; ar
rives New Castle,446 Dm.
• • P. It mrsßs.-
' Gaterai Deserver tad Tyke Agny.
-•- -
CLEVELAND d PITTSBVItOII RAILROAD.
Ou and sae Mar 110 indne 411-lane
suit.= dallroJeubyto cmcogOid) as (dirs.
STATICAL ii NATL. Rzer,lliecOul •
Ciera41d.;..t..:.'!2145411 =Par 1210111:11 •
Redid Street .' I. - - •..
liallsin I 963 1 83 ' 1 iiii -
Ravenna.. .. .•...i 900 155 . 540 I
Alliance 1130 235 I filo
I
Bayard,. ..........Faterit and .. • - -
Wellierillo..-....., i
„135. ' 430 . I ...: : -....
. . IfATIOXs. '' M AIL. Falrit.taccOli
... • ' •=....-,- , ,.......-:-..l—'
Wellsville "I 1190.010 703r*
Bayard 111015 1 IRS !
Alliance • , 7135 ' 71.5 7153x
Ravenna 1 , 110,0 1511 1 MIS 1
Hudson 11153 1 834' 1 651
Euclid Streetl i . I . I
Cl
eveland 1 iiii 1 iii '., ila
901 N O VAT.
svations. / ,Accosi , MAti.. I 8.13 0 6,Acc05.
ails* l 5434.01.... Writ 4illyis
lricpc:rt u .. ; . ..... 11 0
~ .... 110 41D
Wells:9le ..
11 spy 1• j1,,,1,... :13 635
Smith's Ferry 11. .. .... ....
Deliver
..
Rochester. ..:.....d, 915 255 610 • ;
Pittsbutyli..: ..... ' 1055 MO IC , 4 .•
anttrO Tam
sTATIOXS. II MAIL. i lig - W. — AccOIA6CCIII
4....--...
Pittsburgh I I r.lsBis 310,1415,0 •
Rochester 1135 410 537 : .
Beaver I,
kbrilltes'Farry' 11. . .
Wellsville 1 1.. .. nin , iao
Stoubenvllle..:-.11 WA . COO 795asi
fridgepott. 1110 .791 815
Bellair e 111115 733 620
TIitiCARAW
Leaves
N. Philadelphia, 640 a. m.
Bayard, kid a.m.
F. R. NIKTERS. Oen
Jfi4wigiLaneouos.•
SILKS, SILKS,
SI I 1... lE. IS.
ItrU Lines of Bonnet and Pbruton's
Celebrated
Rl4, l ck Silks•
liood 31e‘Duin Black French Silks. from
$1 to $2 pe yard.
Cheney ro.'s American 131ack Silk, $2
per yard.
Fancy Dfeas "Silks In Stripes, Checks
and Plain ( olurs-l-a complete assortment.
Japanese Silks, all (mallties. •
Irish asidTrench Poplins; 31olinir Lua
tres.
Wool Delnizies
Spring Empress Cloths.
Black lirenadiutw end Henan'.
-All New Maligns In Spring Dress Goods.
Nei - Spring Shawls.
° silk &tames and Basques.
Ladies' Suits. - '
Nottingham mid Tandainred Lace Cur
tains, Chintzes, Printsand
ENNEI32
WITH A FELL LINE OF 4
Domestic and Hooscieging Goods.
James\ :Caldwell.
U 8 and 120 FedetAl Street, Allegheny
J. MOORE
UGG-IST,
'Prescriptions Carcjittly and AM:irate
ty Cbmpoimded.
TUE iEST BRANDS or ASSORTED
Mediolrial
WINEB AND LINK
r" mint as ,• Oile .
DYE STUFFS:
Alil4 k COLORS;
GLASS & :PUTTY-.
_ .
Special idtaullna given to Min Md bell; cinallt,
of. Tampa and Limp Ttlmmlp g a , Laiterns an.
; 41 : :400 Ve 41 Berfnafgg of' , • I )
TOILET ARTICLErs, BoAPS,
:13FLUSEIES Ar..
PATENT MEDICINES
Mali Stmt., Sean! Ps. ' • PeeLnoti•
J. H.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Thirdeireet, Bearer ; fib.. .
Office below the Coast Maas, Boner,
My(
WCLAIMS chalet In Boots.
If V Shod, Gaiters, Slippers, 2c, next door to
Porters. Tin shop, Bridle street, Bridgewater.
everything is preparW to insunticture and sell
to hb line at ressonside rates Bar
b/ moored Ids place lesslaste Ann the com
er near the Bridge to his preeentlocation, he Tn
yi te.iita 012 grhtnlils sad panne BITIV, IIII a'
call.
farlirat/7.
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-REMINDER
=ICU
• win ter*
Y folara. , *
Lame ia 44-
To Detitillated Persons, : • - •
DytitW • •
—. - To'Hulfere e rect*lnLiverGbasplaint,
t 7 To' Mini lifiving-iloAPPetittc
theisrlviitiDMoin Down.. Can
,t; stituilons,
To Nervotoy people, • ;
iTti ClillirenVirasting Away, ,
To tiny With treblUtated Digestive
• • •.1
Or ...511fering tria a*/ of the following
Dpptom,S, telikli indicate Disordered
rer or Voniach,
. • each ea
" - Vonailner
pll
Shad to - • • • ,
•• n ilea& Acidity at Dar •
IV gu i le far leeod,Fill- •
• • 'nem. ete Weikel in the Staleaehe •
Soar.4eactetkeat Slaking or, Vint
!Masai theglt of Stameetialm•
minx, al the Real, Henkel old Dittletilt
Gil
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EZECI
IMEI
SOOAsi
tireathbu
• ins or /Muerte; Sanwalons when in 'Wog
.11'osture, Dimness otVlsten,Dots or Webs be
awe the tatarier sad Doll Pains In the
Nem, of Perspire/lon, Yellow.
. • tom of the n sad itres. Pain in the
' trideJlerk;Oliest, an.;
L Bu tashe Flo stin. ot h, U epe st, itaat :, • .
laisirlutea=
. •
1100FLiNFS OBRI Effie $ ,
* Biafra, witic,l4 dleohot,cir rs)rirife ipf
• . ; ( MP, kked•
- Inclifferprit from 411 titters. It; is eom
rened,cd the pure Juices, ot,l7ltall Prin•
elgile of Roots. net bli and Barks,
(oi ua wedicinallylermeil Extracts,) the
worthless Or Inert 'portions of the ingre.•
tiliente . riof belt% Med: Therefore; In one
Bottle of thee' Bitters there le contained
as milch tnediclnal virtita es oil! be found
in several' gallon* of . ordinary mixtures.
The Roots, &e., used in this Bitters, era
grown in Germany, their vital principles
oatmeal in that country by a scientific
Clicmist4 and !Prevented. to the manufee l.
tarp .In eity,• Where. they are aim
pounck-d.,and, bunted. Containing no
epitituaya Mgr:4lo l li ;this Bitten la free
from tliapbjcetioys urged against all oth
ers: no they° for "allintilenti can be in.
deceit from theit'uSe, pey cannot Make
drunkards, and cannot under any circum
stance*, have any hut a beneficial - effect.
NOOFLAND'S GERMANTONIC,
ir=rl
ift3
=:Pi
GI
%al
eel
i
. a.ll
1160
SO
MOAN
' iiio
Vorz
nos
111oni
Wae.compounded liw.thoto not indium]
to extreme bitters, and is intended for use
in casts when s o me alcoholic stimuleot is
_required in connection with the Tonic
properties of the Bitters. Each bottle of
ite Tonic contains one bottle of the Bit
term, combined with pure SANTA CRUZ
RUM, and flavored in such a manner that
lbc extreme bitterness of.the Bitters is
overcome, homing a preparation highly
agreeable and plea ant to the palate and
containing the medicinal virtue of the Bit
ters. Thu price of , thin Tonic is $1.50 per
Bottle, which many persons think too
high._They idiot take into consideration
that, te atimulent used Is guaranteed to
be Of a 'nary quality. A poor article could
be furnished ata cheaper price, but is it
timt hetter:to:pay a little msen-and have a
vast article.?A medicinal preparation
should contain thine but the best ingredi•
cots; and they who expect to obtain a
cheap compound, and be benefitted by tt
will most certainly be cheated.
' Int&Nell.
Arrives
741slrd. 945. a.m.
. P
Tselustailmiephis AUpm
Agent.
German Bitters,
• - BOCIPLAND'S
GERMAN TONIC,
PODOPHYLLIN PILL
BLOOD
Known to the Medical world, and will
eradicate diseases arising front' impure
blixaßDebilit3 of the Digestive Organs,
or Diseased Liver, fn a shorter Owe than
any other known remedies:
The Whole Supreme Court of Perm's
SPEAR. FOR THESE RE3I EDI Kri.
13740 would aak for more Dignified or
Stronger• Testimony!
ilon2Geolaux W. Woonwskojornierfy Chi( Jus
tice of Me Suprrrne Ctord itensyrroti a, of
present Avothorof Coogrm from Ptorayteania,
writes:
Pnanxt.guta, Starch la,
I find .11notlaad's German Bitters , " Is a good
tonic, useful lutliseases 01 the digc tire mans,
end of great benefit In caste of debility and went
of nervons uction In the syetetn. Tour. tray..
OROlllik. W. WOODWARD.
Doe. JAMES THO >
M. no. Chit . Joefire of Me Nu.
prem. amyl of Pausal/tram
PHILADELPHIA. April :ki,IFLT.
I consider floofiand's Getman Bitters a talon
•hleatedichte In cane of attacks of Indigestion or
Dyepepsia. Icahn certify this from no experience
of It. Tong, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSOSi.
•
lion. Grottos linanswoou, Aorta qf a: Supreme
l'ourt y Dann:ea/do:
PHILADELPHIA. JUDE I. IBC&
I have foetid I v :ex en
perice Mut iloortand'e
ittermen lltto 4 a very good took, rellevlog,
[dyspeptic symptoms almost directly.
tiIIAUSWOOD,
Ilan. Wm. F. Itozers, Mayor of the City of Buffo
•
. 10, Nvo-Yort•
e Mayor's Ofidca, Buffalo, June 2R, ItaZ.
I have tired - Ike,Amid's German Bitters and
Tonic" In my family during. the part veer, and an
recommend them am an excellent tank, Imparting
lone and vigor to the system. Their ure bar been
protlnclive of - decidedly beneficial effects.
Don. Ju. M. Wood, Er-Mayor qf
/banajdranta
1 take great plenum In nuouniendinp l-11oof•
leant (iceman Tonic" to any one who may be at.
dleted with Dyopepsia. 1 had the Dyepepela ro
badly It woo Impossible to keep any loud an my
atotnach,l and 1 became no weak a not to he able
to walk half a mile. Two bottles of Tonle ere ted
a perfect cure. ' • JAMES M. WOOD.
HOOFLAND'S OER3IAN BITTERS
a La ' a
la Ut
Or Wasting away of the Body.
itmStEmismit
THAT
110GPLAND'8 GERMAN REMEDIEO
Ale the medicines you requite to partly the
Blood, excite the torpid Lirer to healthy action,
abd enable you to pass safely through any Lard.
Map o r exposure,
nu. noovx.,ANivt4
IfianeMZWILLIZI,
Or Substitute for Ifereury Pilla.
TWO PILLS A DOSE.
Vie Moat Powaful, yet Zoloceni, Veg
etable 021.hartio known.
ECM
je la not necessary to hake a handful of these pills
to pmduee the &wired effect; two of them set
quickly end powerfully. cleansing the Liter, Mine
itch and Bowels of all humaritlee. Tbe prheipal
tugredient le Podophylllu, or the Alcoholic Er.
reset of Mandrake, whlth Is by may times name
kmsful, suing and marching than the Mandrake
Itself. Its peculiar action is open the Liver, clean
log It speedily from all obetruttkeas, with Ell the
power of Mercury, yet free from the InJarions re
sults attached to the use of that Moen'.
Fur all diseases. to which the o e of II cathartk
640h:sled, these pit, will else 111111fe sethlectioa
In every case. They NEVER FAIL.
In cases of Urn Complated, Dyv_pcpsta dad en
metem Castheneoli, Dr. Acedland's Gomm Bitters
or Tonic should be used Lta cut section with the
PlllO. The tonic effect of the Mitten or Toole
bents on the system.' The Bitten es Tonle putt
ees Ike M 4 od,sotesitheas the MerT.SASOCLAYSI
the Liver. and eve. strength. simnel:4 Moor.
Keep your Bowels active with Ik. PIM. sad toes
up the system whit Ilitows or Tonic, mile° dim
ease eats estate 11. bold. or era assail Jot..
litteastlem shit It Ia DIL. 1100FLAYIDY GER
MAN vs.IIIiDLES Ihat see ao universally end
and 1414 MmsmmeMed t and do not 1111011t11
DrOrglit 10 Woos you to take anythhip else dm
homy asyte ju t.sook:because he makes •
later pron. ow It. moss wemedies will be sent
WY =pram Id IV 100 1147; UponElntlltiall la the
PRINCIPAL mile& lathe MR/1-
.CMBTURJ, all Arabi it., Phusdatpkto
CHAS. Ai 6VANs , Pi.opi hoar
Formerire 11:yox d, co.
27iede .Reardlied are or Bale by Drag
/Mali moretegpers Medicaid:Dealer.
everywhent.
c;
.1 0 " -
P'*!oj'Pf l ,W;eo: l e!o.Yi : :./,‘Pri1 : 261 . 871;. - e.
11811
HOOFLANIYS
WITH.
UOOFLAND'S
WILL CURE YOU
The . ) , are the Grtztest
MM=l
Itl:l3lm.;ximunit
THAT
EEO
1100FLANDli GERMAN Toxic
Will cure every Case of
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ero euusanles, now o • Attoplette
stdclr inWeettro Penis. AAA bet
prices. 4:burettesßA ' PloNeln4s,
supplied. PasileAsratten , to enquk
by .mall. Need for &imolai': be Maly'
picked and sent by wrpreksif.,..4:Urbyr _- ill w 1 ~
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Oil Cloth Store; Shades made la or-
der and lettered.
GOODI DELO:FRED PiunniT AT DEPOTS.
DeZOUCHE ar. CO..
711 Wood 81.4 doors from VA Arvinie.
zrairlsAm.] PlPaburgti, Pa.
rleitrtlartr3r.
....4%;:k7. Dr.l. Nara
isnollhidato
. - :;‘,..›. 7- N .... water. Is deter.
.'" Dentisto
\.... 4 . 11 ,.- bab e
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_...„. State shall do
e- t ._, 7 - --7 - _-,7- work better or
; AP^ S .A, ,A . cheaper than
i 1 .M .4 P. • he oasts It to
' t 41. it ot ‘'. hie pirate.—
lle uses nut
best matertals
manarictomd la the ratted Maim. geld sad all
ter filling perforated In a style that defies canape
thlon Satlstadloa daaranteed In all opetatlona.
or the money returned. Gyre Mtn • irMl.
featly
ARTIFICIAL TEETH PERFECT.
e lß u DJ D — L T t . l l. h tt o li v . u J r ..
chased the edit:sive
ineeppw right of Beaver county
• , , twwprStack's Patent
• _ r ld W
by ?lace they can put
3 • moeal:Ito as thin as
Vitt 4 lit.„ . da, Bold - Plate. with a beaus
'Wirt Cl' tiftil enameled polish:
and en light and elaille as to perleetly adapt liaett
to the mouth; obviating all that clumsy and bulky
condition, en much complained of heretofore; and
lessening thdr liability to lodic 100 per clink In
deed, no one delft it wonli be willing to wear the
old style plate any longer than theysuald conven
iently get them exchanged. All branches of Den.
Retry performed In the best mad moot eubetantial
manner. In filling teeth with gold, etc.. we chak
lenge competition from POT quarter, and nn refer
to living subject. whose a likrzs have stood be
tween Ilibtyand forty yearn. Among the number
Don. John Allison will exhibit Mingo we hair.
ted come M years ago ; the teeth as perfect as the
day they were ailed. Laughing Gee prepared on
a new plan, frcein, It from all unpleasant sad den
role effects...making ,the direction of teeth a
source of pleasure rather than 41( horror and pain.
Prices no low as any good dentist In the Sttte.
°Mee at Beaver bullion Rochester Pa.
J
novlktfl T. J. tit H. 41 CHANDLER.
STEREOSCOPES,
VIEWS,
AL111:31S„
CIIIIO3IOB,
FIIAMES
E. & H. T. - ANTHONY & CO.,
MI Broadway, New-York.
Invite the attention of the 'trade to their
extensive' nmortment or the chore goods,
of their men pt dieatiow, manufacture
and importatitm.
Also,
PHOTO LANTERN SLIDES
and • •
GRAPHOSCOPES
NEW VIEWS.OF YOSE3IITE. •
E. & U. V: Anthony. &
591 Brnnilway, NftV
Opposite 3letrop(!licati Hotel
Importers and Manufonturers of
P ILO T AP 11 I C gATENTALS
lunrii;7l-Iy.
33.11.33-3EUELY
AND ,
f r " 0' ' gr IRON
The undeisigned haring bought not- the Ba
kery • and Cotactionery esiahlbdinsent, of J.
C. Hays. near the Pont °Mee, In nochetter,
won d respectfully Inform the pubtte Mat be will
keep the best quality of Orman%
wtileh here:vim In every *Ws; also will *apply
thew by the can at restoesble prkwa. Those in
in want of them Phoold Rite hlm en early call.
ill. Confecthmery department Is well !stocked:
and voiles, wedding,. Le.. will be supplied with
eretrldg seeded as abort notice sad in the beat
of style.- •
himlsbed With knob bread as often as
desired. • 0160111kk VIIEDIUMUCK.
em.elLle .
Manhood: How Lost, Mow Restored,.
Jut published. a new edition Of Ding*livens
Menra Colobested Many= the rodlealever
(without medidact or tirsanarounnota. Of Sear.
Weakneso. toraturtlarl Sender , horwee_
tomer? Mental sad earstoll lncapselb. nonenl'
uterus to Marriage. etc... also. Commarnors.
Smarm', and Fria. induced by tielaindeleence
or sexual extravagancy.'
illf - Ptice. Is • mu
led envelope only Ota.
The celebrated author. in tkia admirable essay.
clearly desionstrates from a thirty mire saccone.
Pal practice.: that the abrinbig eansognenms or
self-abase may he radically eared without the,
dim:reran, u.e of Internal medicine or the appli
cation of the ballet painting oats Mode of eon
at coca simple sad efratoal. by mane of whicb
every soarer. no matter what his rondllion may
be. may cure himself cheater. ptitrately. and mm.
.
. This Lecture should be In the bands of
army youth and erety sum lathe laud.
Pala ander mat, In a plan esrelope. say
plat
s
postpaid as tecsiptof tax,cents or two post
stamps.
Abo. Dr. Calverwelfh 4a7lane Auld.," pries
Andreae the pitai..
AN. C. Wall&
• • • IM latmety, New York, Post Offillat
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4 ;9 ELNCI" Pozrßr.
ANEW_ WONT AIM A NEW roan.
The Ibiloirloy: tailed 4 the priodoetkas ;ef
W.llll. Carleton, of Litlisdale, ilichleas. a lamr,
wed glees nonatetakeable. evidence at the
posaaalaa of Uheink 1 1 . 1 .0.Thlrek blivo
hitherto been chiefly pablitheil to the nehmen, ot
the Melo Blade, la width (hoe:allow/a: ;apPeat
bet,we apt 'alarmed 'Matz the conductors of
that jaftlital the otter day rewired a letter front
the Weer*: Helier iequeetlii the I,rfelkte. of
copy thir cad IlltaateitinT, the baled !fee: the&
Weekly.' Thie will Whet bum into a vidiathenee
It is limo elated that the sadly has sow a valour
of poem/ to mil. 'Whether/if. pellelan
ilk to enshda Ithneelf - Matelfeellt Wait of
coarse camelhair betold, lbsprobehyltheal,
la his terer.: It Ia trap b".. l !9!'t F.ll
in. tenets ofspeith% almatiasiltet poetic blaya. eat
medal bye.Ttee.4laate of JO the mast. kettle ,teillift
pap 4
Bat tie ath,lilr?
,Wan ardor if a lterWilar4 fang "ilia!' 'Oat
ars pat* sapthilaii., coattaatbai ate
Naas respovalhath'eataßaia
147 with'Teirajvio e. hiidee attar
4 ff ,...44,:it0r 494 re haildaWahi
bistas.'4o64l4 tot nis ifir)**).,
1 1
1 . ‘u, t:, fias V'ikillestoetithheriddelk
04':adtieatataitinaaialiewthra haw,
wits hetMsliMks*aktuik
aaiti
GOO_ dighritatei4halailfl Or dim Sal .
did seedisiliv iiihktatst aid WOW
iiie.ffisikilierbionsitl4o-1116.basimeV)W:H .
Y.
mad Magda. ase keens: aid, )0,111, ea u 011".
There woo aoimpertiol4 vf!Vatobs l2 -7 411 _ ,• P±tl 5.
I I hi* dale:lobate pupa'', slat'. la dm . I/m=4 ;a
'm.. Ida hapa to hear actaelaoo, again. .
ORTill" 6ND I AHZ OUT 1
BM=
Draw up the pima, limier. and nake..leit gOod
and stout ;
Pot things at bane are craw-ways, and Deneyant
We woo (ate utre wetted together oolong ow illl4 and
lint pall In sLegialareen the net of °seinen; .
.
..Wltain the mitten" say you. I airp.o lit'shard
to :
Yost of the years. behind us were paned by
nry well
/have no ether woman—stip has ne other bun.
Only we're tired together is long.o we ever 1:1Ia
tics ryi talked with &tan. and Betsey bee talked
with me
So we've agreed tone ,we . rata ann.
of Utt i rsTe i ve ettehed each ther le any tie i&
trine ;
We bees gethnin . a little at
dna.
tun torus Rode of temper we, both Dad. tor •
etue: 'Aithoogh wooer seepaeled Vaasa ,talca ammo
bid ear Tarlpita 'taiga Wed •la the • deals and
" •
. .
41.rdiletee7"41 old goad wows bed a tamper Of
her ors.
Ilheisei thing tpat I rmember whetetm we dlea!
I.: greed
weleseemage":coeatrelng heaven—. 4 differeece Is
Our aeCli
. _
7e itzl i cx i l g tb a i t i Iblng at 6reakfest—w,e areed tie
Andttie mute we erg'ed as . queetiott, the=Ore
we didn't µTrue.
And the ties' that I remembei mina iibeu'irl tort
• env • .
Sae had kteied the beast, entain—the question
; • was only—liord, r-
I held my opinion, and Betsey another had
'And worn we were done a talkie,' we both of M
' war mad.
And the next that I remember, It started inS
4igtfull ful l a srenthvit lasted and "helfhtt: o} to
; - smite,
'And the next mu when. I seoldnd bccallei-rhe
broke a bowl
stud ate Bald I was mean sad stingy, and' hadn't
any souk
erO that boil kept pantile dkssenslo us In our
Alta
est;
Ada so teat mimed onr.ititter weesiosTero cow
op ;• ,
.Aid so t ln'
hat heaven mewl* now. ni to rid
- flat It of istnetble Shosseds
'
Aid so the airs trot vriMklp.', aid_
- all the rill-
Milne way
Alnwe womethhe to era ti. Mkt nomeditik , Mazy
- OA down on fie canto iiii:OolObon, aqpouple
; • dozen /Moar,
And tentacle 'kindest deniable, to help *Wog
- nlmlg. -
i I.
/lad there has been days bother—ealLinsliF a
Reek
- was 00E60 as MSS and spunky, and' both
• too proud to *stk..
• Ibis been thinkin'andilduktn'the whole of
tadveltdassid tali. *
: wil l!' th ee '
And Slbitie - talked with &airy, and Ilabsay Ira
' talked with me,. .
And we have agreed together that we can't never
And agree
what i.
here obsil be hers, and what is mine
shall be mine
And pot It In the agreement, and take it to
her to rign.
Write on the yetper,tlarrynr,— the Yen) dint parr
graph.—
Of all the farm sails, stock, that she hall base
her half;
For she has hatred to earn It, through many a
weary day,
And It's nothta' more than Justice chit Belie; has
her pay.
Give her the house and homestead ; a min can
thrive and mem,
lint women are slimy erlthim unless they bare
home.
And I have always determined, And never tailed to
soy,
That Betsey never saoukiwanta bane, II I was
taken away?
Choir lea little hold money tines d main' tornado
P.
A coupl Y or hundred dollar. laid by !or • mayday,
sale In the hands of good men. cod ertey t o get au
Put to soother elan.. there, and glee her hallo(
that.
Tws. Iwe you amUe.sir, at MT gir in . b , r moth;
Yes, divorce Is cheap, sir. but I take no stock In
emit.
Trne and fair I married bar, when she was blithe
and young;
And Betsey .11. s trays rood to me.exeepting wi t st
her tomme.
Once, when I S.W. yoan: a. you. and rot so Smart.
Ktitrt.
Yur me ahr ut
to Maned a lawyer, aad racers r other
Hugo. :
And all of thew was flustered and .14er taken
gluten,
And 1 for a :line wax counted the loeklevt man In
town.
Once when thud a ferl.T—l won't target It *eon—
I was hot a. zonated tarkey and crazy a a loon,
Never an hour went by When .he was oat of Ochrt
See nursed me true and tender, and Muck to me
day and night.
And If ever a house was tidy. wad ever a kitchen
MMSMMM
area'
And I don't compLdo of Betsey or say of her acts.
Excepthe when west, quarrenod and told each
other teem.
So dram up the paper, lateyer ; rii
i g p o home to
night. •
Anti read the agmement to her and self It It to all
. tight.
And then In the mornin` I'll Neil to a tratiln• man
I know_
And kW the child that war lett ,to ut. and ant, In
the world I'll go.
Awl one thing put in the paper, tied tiret to mc
didn't occur— •
That when I'm dead rt last she shall bring me
hack to her
And lay me under the maples I planted years ato,
When ebe and I was happy.ilyeronswequarried so.
And when she dies, I wish that abe would be laid
MI2M!EMMI
•
agree ;
And if ever WO reef In heaven, I wouldn't think It
It we L',7,1 . each other the better because we have
gnomic,' hem.
SELECT MISCELLANY.
GRIGNON.
It was a pleasant event In my life
When I was thrown Into the corust
'ny of Urignon. I V - 1 on my way to
California. and had taken, the over
laud route in preference to airy other.
It was on' my journeyacroai the
plains that I made 'his aCquaintalice.
Our party overtook one single wa
gon. It contained a solitary' man.
The hones were dead and the man
nearly so:,I paid the utmost :Men
tion to his ants: Being a
man, I 'give him nil the, benefit of
my Skill and cure: As ho recovered,
he naturally entertained a strong
friendship for me. His wagon had
Wien behind the train to which
.beinngal, and they had been, com
pelled by . their own .nectsslthsi
desert him.
The conjuror, howerieF, WaS des
tined for a fin' More glorious tite
.than to die miserably in the desolate
American ddert. He was to become
an Ustonisher to the natives (Indians)
a savior to civilized lives, and'a lion
in California.
Wo resumed our journey. We
bad started, however. like many
others in those days,with instifficlent
preirautlons. As soon as • hnd
found out our mistake, we had to' be
economical in our provisions. We
killed buffaloes whenever' we foiind
them, mid always, replenished our
water deka , at every stream: 'At
length; however. We.came to' a dry
asd parched waste, where there was
v&reely a drop of water, - scarcely
blade amass, and not tieingieliving ,
animal of any , description. And now
began the troubles of our journey.
We had come into theeonntry of flm
warlike Indians. and they were not
stow to acipitint us With the' thet.7.
IiEMEEM
.Eitery ;day they„protvlett around us in
tapir nettifiches,lhiettictilfigrend'ino
mit ng us:;:l Occash mat ly • 1 heyi stood' I
to, match, Up , scan et Mug .and,‘ dvi
etray oktheir,fleet horses,, , We .att.
ell that we multi to be,,friciidly, ' intl.
determined to avolden ophn`rnpfitre
as ferns - possible, for theresvereonly
twelve on our side; and out IMO:tilde
APPreallrtweiveklumthed. . ~ li ,_
it.very ,ttayqtufveye,r, eni y made
rs
matte worse:. lii spite of•onr pre-
V
•calitiOnsthe'indlens gteNr4rlol*'t ,
more abusive and i Multi ng. • . We
ceine.mtiettful s and iti9o:-10,,be litl re
• lbrbeartug n he t.our,,i'orOcuoßce.,,vres
Aitken for coWardiee, gild the savpgreo
begun to' think' thatilhey cottid- do
anythipgwith ne.,,:' • - ,1,4: ,:-y„-:..1.
L. - Wm Iteld.a couns,el of wa; and d e
terio lied to' bring ii t eat el Once.' '
. Tin; criStesoinrcittne: • •••• - ••••••
:,. gne , titty Whig. Ind ia n came 0 riding
skeet by use ~ Ifelxican talking ;a tt
M04VP1UM44.,1 4 y. l i ck, gorrieir
leg iiuctouldy, A lest e ask ' - 614
of t heftier' for filegtim The deintillteiz•
tel.
rltte-Indbit repeetedhleipreillon;
•an
itb h.±eea.ll.t
.
hwki, W d t l: Ai4t
the triadild ittreliMPlide v estd
,
shotthe Indian itheeugb the lemeis:_ „,
•); As-the ; wretehJell tilOok.Mliftoult•
hie, hope, the.pfain seem ed- tp be
alive witli‘ther indbies: " From be.
hind everYeinrop cif tree ,every hil
locks-every-mai. and every rising
ground theyspouredforthip countless
number 4, We had never seen po
many assembled together as'now:
And now our companion, the:con
juror,. Mine 'out-conspicuously. He
had been once.ln,the French army,
he field, sued understood:all. Its ad
mirable discipline. ..41 fee , trtirds of
warning and a'short'explanation dor.
feed to make us form'a a circle of the
wagonsi end•d= behind them,
with ,beggage . pp for ,bretwt
works. There- wu ,walted for the,
savage%
Bat they did not come just thee.
With loud whams and screens they
gathered upon tbe pltd ns at *instance
from ps.' he wretched cowents, as
soon as they, saw our slight prepare
tioni, they wereltettinity' afraid to
attack.. i , ...• , . - . ~, ii..;; •, •
Thev waited till night , -
Night camp. , Our defenais . Were
made. Our wagons were .arranged'
more closely, and - the 'fatiridade •of
tioggageArpcmade higher, -.deeper;
and more effective. In the centre
were out cattlo.. , Liehind this fortifi
cation we awaited out' . foc4.• • ' • '
On they came,. nearer- and still
'We waited In breathless suipense.
At last our volley burst In thunder
itfn, them.
hrleks arose amfd the • gloom.
e saw not what the efreets our
,shobt had been, bat could only con
jecture that It had been deadly.
There was a wild uproar—the con
thsed sound of trampling horses; the
noise of men - calling to one another,
intermingled with groans and cries
of pain.- Without.giving thug time.
to tecoyes. from-their confwskna.
poured in another volley, iltid 'yet
anbtheri loading as rapidly as we
contd. and firing revolvers where we
had therm . - • ,
The effect was terrible. Many
must have been wounded or killed,
Judging by the awful uproar `that
arose. For a time theta was a con
fused hnbubof sounds. Horses were
tramping, men culling, groans were
mingled with cries of rage. During
all this time we flred-at intervals
wbenever we heard a' sound, hus
banding our ammunition,., not *wilts
lug to.waste a shot.
At last there . nmse a wild tramp
of horses, the sound moving away
from us, and seeming to show that
our enemies had retired baffled from
the result.
Yet; we were afraid of some plot.
Grignon made us keep our watch,
and all that night we lay on our
arms, expecting every moment to
hear the Indian yell which announc
ed the aßsault of the sa'vnges.
.
After a lonenight,i which seemed
interminable, morning dawned. • As
the light illprolaed the wide plain,
we looked around anxiously for our
enemies, but saw none whatever.
We took a hasty breakfast, - and then
deliberated.on what we ought to do,
whether to. take advantage of this
respite and move on, or wait awhile.
Must of us thought we had better
hurry on, but Grign n gave it as his
opinion that the Ints were yet in
thelleighboriussi an were waiting
were
to attaciruk on the march. He tho't
that it would he bettkr to wait at
least anotar day. NV all yielded
to his opinion, and waited - as best we
could. ;
111 bb
After a Jew h—rs,a ut ten o'cloCk,
ten or a dozen horsemen appeared
over a hillock in a dfstance, riding
slowly toward 1151. ,
"They wish to hate a paddy,"
said Orignon. "Some of you step
forth end see what they want. I
wish to have a littl&44 say, but will
welt."' ,
is • ' .
One of our men war selected, and
went outside of our enclosure to meet
them.
Meanwhile Grignon lifted a trunk
out of the. wagoil which belonged to
him, drew It outside, and busied him.
self cooly in twanging and turning
over the things. We all thought
this was done for the purpoAl 'of as
suming mi air of indifferenbe. So
hone of us noticed him particularly.
Our representative stood. outside
waiting for the Indians. Ten of
theta dismounted, and walked to
ward us in a friendly manner, 'While
'the ri.st held the horses. '
bni: of them addressed our man in
broken English. . •
The Indians, he said, did not want
our lives. Therwanted powder. If
We would give them what we had
they would let us go in safety, and
protect us front other:Jab(*) till we
got btopvnd thu plains..
' (live them our powder:. A pleas
ant
_request. It scarcely needed de
bate. .We refused them.
Well, then, would we give them
bullets? They were very much in
want of them. • •
One of us said in a low yoke that bul
lets were the only thing they would
-1.,,et from us, but the Indians did' not
hear him. Our repetnentstive: ef
fused very mildly. -.
The Indians now stood talking
with oneanother. Orh.,mon aJvanced
toward them.', He whispered some
thing In a low voice to our -represen
tative, who. immediately withdrew.
Griguon then stood-facing the
In
dians.
"Are i•ou the captain?" entd the
spolmemin of the Ihdlanl, guildenly,
as he notieed Grignon.
"No, I'm the medicine man; you
can't .admot theme men nor these
horses; I save, Om."
.„
The Indian translated this to his
compaM
nto,Avho' buret Info a roar of
laughter. ••• • ' • •
: Grignon advanced more . closely.
•
was looking straitly at the In
dian, and we ' noticed the latter ap
peared-to beruncomibrtable under his
•
--"See," said. Grimm', !Von can!t
shoot : me. Here"--aad lie Orew
*tot from lids pocket, .a revolver-
re at Mr.!' ,
The Indian welted.
"Yotrdonts want me to kill you,"
tweak , :
"Yon wet."
..t s .The Indian's eyes dashed. ''
The Indian hesitater; a moment.
He looked at us sospkionsly. Then
he looked sat: his companions. and
said something in their lanmutge.
whey all restionded vehemently.
The Indian took aim: .
• _
1‘
MME
EstOlished 184.81
"irchraell:Me tosintiotl".said dzifj,
"shoot,Pf mid Utignost aping '.,.
he rulhm
• (frignOn ALAMO, and " for: -
ward Agile 'lndian; fie handed :•
a NIHAU
`The Indian lookedvarelized.
D'Grlghtito ishowtil idni.hotO
agolnd;. - • ;;J:
bL .
Th q•A4 lll/ A re i4f l, - - :9;4;••
-
arigiidifeinghteitettailet,'Mnii;
Unteamenting to LaltelL It from the
breast; Minetione froth his faze s and
Ptchi I IPS. he hentielkit ! to Po. tudian.
'the othgr Whips were iLm!r * la s
Slate Of . WWI etentiment." • • ' - " 4- •
Tye' litay all , elynt If•34hey
clloaei", " Urtgun,..and: image
thilOyemeut to hill toga:, 4my..out
ninepistols, and comlngto thein,
ceed, ffl tti lOad - each' ono, took
Sildnowder an_d pot' it Iti,: 'then the
wadding and Imileti , and UM banana
8 4,.._ 10 1) 1 111 4 ? ii• • 40:14 21 /00. pJetel,
t }Helton ' Loading it, -Bdi
Of there fellifav'etbotr :site" and'flied:-
Grlgbt ~witnotit Mentinged totoeti
"teed htni/ tidied:hie band andiseem
edto, hia•to3ol.
Is§ f olhe
'itt4n It Up Ith nuti
ate• ta.
'ha 'itertoidcidoths Mat
,
111,- zeR9T4.IF O I )4 O ,1* AsPw
Anial4oo.
• , Grigrion kook Off Maliiitandilialk.
ed. "up tti- • the . thief
amazement eight,bu nets wetu,lia, his
hat. • nach man took it : and. /ootted.
et it in wonder.
"DO you want to Are again?"'
ed Glignon'.• • • .(- • I
•-, They =premed - a wish to.doee.
~ "Well hand me thopiatols."
• To 'their amazement . the pistols
Wein gone. ~They looked, at OClO,sui
ottmr In 'wonder.
. :"Yon Me," • Mid - Gyhition - “they
pied the pistols at me,. too, sad I
'Swallowed them."•,-.. . -.„
"Swallowed them?" fancied the
Indkui, and lie told this to his as•
Wished companions.
, "Yes, do you Want them?".
Thelndimuknodded. •
Wherenpoa, Grignon opened his,
mouth, and rolling back his eyes,
he Inserted his fingers and drew a'
pistol: Apparently from his throat.
Another followed, then . be ,drew
forth a.third. then a fourth. .and so
on, until he had drawn lin'th the
eight pistols froth his throat While
the Indians !toed looking on In utter
bewilderment: And no wonder, for
We ourselves felt no less .astonish
ment. We could not account Tor It,
we were as much stupitied as tho In
dians theniselves. !
Afr this-Gthrnon calmly drew
forth i %lx or eight more pistols, and a
-number of cartridges, and dnapy a
carbine.
"I'm theMedsetne man," said he
solemnly.- . .• " •
Theindlana saki not a word.
• ”Do you want to flre agaln,"• said
he, and he offered the"pistols to the
Indians.
.• '--- • _ -
• , They altsbninir back In horror;
°riven tossed the pistols, eartrid,
gee aud carbine over, to,, antl
smiled benignantly en the asionlith
,
ed. savages.,
fie then shoollifehand.
A knife fell ou ?the palm, anoth
er followed, and a other,: fleshook
thrett more out of .hla left hand awl
drew a score or se out of his eats,
"Perhaps you would like some
thing to drink?" add lie, smilingly,
to the Indian who spoke English.
The savage 'looked at him suspi
ciously.
"What'll you have? Bum, brandy,
gin, whisky, ale, porter, Wino or ci
der?"
Theo Indian' brightened ; up and
spoke to Ms. fellows They- all pre,
furred whisky. _
Grignon asked the liullan to lena
him a loose blanket which he wore.
The Indian took it off dotttfully.
Grignon shook. it ; a botde rolled
out. Ile shook it again ;.a glass roll
ed out. Ii shook it a third time ;
nine more tumblers fell out. Final
ly,umbled he -shook
down. It again; a corkscrew
t
"Will . you take ft raw, or wlthwu
ter ?" asked Chagnon, as he proCeed
ed to unscrew the cork. • -
The Indian said nothing.
"Isn't that good :whisky?" asked
Grignon, as be poured out a gluts,
The Indian smelled it suspiciously. ,
Then, he tasted It. The taste was
enough. He drank It all off,
smock
ed his lips, looked around triumph
antly
on his companions, and then
held out his glass for more. At this,
all the other Indians encouraged by
this experience clamored for more.
m
Grim poured away from his bot
tle. Each one drank and wanted,
more. Grignon was quite willing to
pour. He was not forgetful, how
ever, of the duties of hospitality. He
walked off to thi Indians who were
holding the horses, who had been
watching the scene in stupefaction,
and !offered some to them. • The
smell of the whisky was - enough for
them. They drank and wanted
more. But Chignon shook his head.
"Not now," he said to the spokes
man. "I'll Myopia a bottle apiece
to carry home with you." And go
ing up lo the blanket., he shook out
a dozen bottles of the same kind as
the htst. , ,
Bl e this time the 'lndians were . in
the oiliest mood conceivable.
" fore I give you any more,"
said he. "let me make bu 'so you
will' hot get drunk."
lie walked up to the first Indian,
and took his !muds in each -of his,
and looked at him steadfastly in the
eyes some time. Then he stroked
his brows and left him ; this he did
to each. The Indians , had got over
all suspicion, and merely expected
that somethlug good was coming. So
they allowed him to do us he chose. ,
Grigrion then Maxi oft a lit
tle distance, and In loud voice or
dered them to look at, him.
I taire seen plenty of experiments
before in mesmerism and eleetro ,
biology, so that the present scene did
not surprise tie so much es it did my'
"conManions and the other Indians. •
rignon simply stood at a distance'
waving his anneal tirues.andgivipg!
words of command. Every word ware
obeyed. '
- First they all began todanee.
Then they all knelt. down. , . .
Then. they touched . itande, and!
could not sever .themselves fioakone
another's contatt. " The Itidians'sud-7
denly rushed • wildly' around, with:
the others all Joined to them, trying,
to free themaeliee, but utterlynnable
yelling And howling like wild bakits.i
" At last a'shout. (turn Grignon; the
charm was tiltipelled. They 'sprarigi
back 'from one' another and stood!
MotionlessOlke so many statues.
'Suddenly they all IMOD to shiver;
as thongh they were sutferink,frunt
gathered ;heir
teeth chattering': and every•
h in la te n n eet4 melreeldlYTahneLnd them; their;
trembling.
Au instant they were! panting fel
--
In an Inatan,
though stareling from extreme beat
b nn
drawing difileuit breaths. gasplu
'teal !lippingnum
which but a handout before they had
wrapped so tightly about theta. • !
This then ward. _ .
They.. began . bark ilk° .tioga.f
They wept .down On all fours, meg
evidently Itnagitted that'they went
of the canine species: • ' •
Then they tried to imitatethe
lion' and croaking: of frogs. Altell
this they went through performantti
too numerous to mention. -.At Owl
timethey became rigid. and anitngi
ed themselves, like the stake* of tt
tent—heads together • feet : entWerd
Then four of. them together,
any
tried to run about with. four othezi
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A • ' t
op thil r ,:A,.", tl:dn fileilflihrtiP4 1.1-1
,wildly up in dig air and belp_lii to Oil; • "....-a -
(liar hut 1A;4110,1 - inuclif 14 .•
ittrioliiiiil i pipuii - onennoth'W-withl '
fist,4, illins 7 of teekliiinullitherhad‘ - :.•a
not bit , their - Ittopott:l , .hettind,they .... „
certainty,-N. 1 451.41-J1L1V.4.1 qu!V, •,,e9h4e• ,
.. •
frightful. inlttr,y..• .. ,
VIIC IWO ' ladiaall/61feld - MO t'• -''
homeit hadifAotrialtioirrAteivilder-1 't '
eel andstapatledrixth taraithar.erhat •d!'
I
to' au.c. - - /V 1,044 451 . 44, 4 , r.•
their frigh , Init s da i pot (mite _
their compitnlons bel! ;: te rir" '
rhea} ctliht wirk - ,Tffi la
viatefihig iirelaffetitiblif MO/
proddifig4itit aftheateiudotobri , of•vr.?.
11"°1=' the • , aftl9Ya4 pt ilif,c; .1 i
illbought Grignoit,z the t C:•71 .. . ~.
At {apt tirigti)lt tVe itl9lld ittrOilt:
Tile illtifittl4l:ty folithligthatidi I, '
" There.they larforaothe'ibtie; at if :-,..1.1
deUd.•;;:-Whro . Gralittopx IN ,avol '- ii , o, i
ointiv.and! they ma tp their:feet.,
XII hooked bewildered'aud', frighten'. "
ixt. i Wlttetertitibl tfatfeerthey'rea. , I.
girded Otlgnott eau warble datugon o . ,1 r
whokotdetteaed ... _ imOrtariTY Pe_lgt,.:7o
. vo
"heritatip f ' = , .' .: 0 • -, P ,, .... , ,J.41.1
' - 'llo..lhalfttid apbasalr: '-'t•.`.. a,'. rr r,.. r mi-
Orhey turned and ran toward theito.4
ti ii.r. MeqA1XT.4 13 4 1 1,._ . ._.1 :11 .1. r.
thaiktiinSet i i stUrfi r przt•P. .4/
• ,• Oftiibilatalid'ettafferthetbi.llio ~' U
, ..: Awai they livento Tholp,orget : ; , ,
Pelt bortierat the top of their spiot..., ;.
• . firthPlee• ru49,.wfq-Plein. buka 8 40 :, ,
'altitauee. - _ , ' • -
Then he turned' back and table itir.. - -.' •
to oar Iheloaare.". fi'.l.• . !-'', I.a g '„. .• .
"Gather up those Waage, imbibe, , ;1
"ieek4e eP i Pe cA,Ltt!ct - .4ild *NW,b9•.-
turtlichitig. , s:- •• . • . ,
Insiondy outi niettitise 'and - obey.
e d . -..: .0,., •: ,•) 1•.,•:- :, i ,---. _--, ' Tit:.•
Otignori - , took. :st -heavy- swig ,of ,
tvhblity. amilhert 1 1 1 ,7,4 0 w4
ank,wagens, utterly exbauated:
•We traveled all that - day, 'and ell
the next night, unmolested. Orig.,
non sleßt long,and toundly. After, "
resting for I time, we pasheirtm oar
teams, so as toast's ha" beyond the • -
hostile! &Omens I•
" IYe sawpothinzaft theca. .
web 'k ilato, to ,paratie tis,"""'"
saki arignoti, i oanfidetrtly.• 41rhey'll
ggoo bite& and:teil endue gary , ad wriq ;-
he- -thel wonder Of , the Amapa lot 1:
Many stung year t 'l , „,,
!Ciriftrion )ves right. Not onlir did
,they tuft pursue us,•.but for all the ie.:. '
mainder af the year, and for the next, . •
nivtravelers oft the 'route-gun trio.. •
! .Mid I, "how you
managed to do tbose tricks on the
open'grtiand withbnt any fable) , • •
Grignou smiled. , • . ,• • .
"Only eitunsy performers use ta. ,
biesi" said he.. "Leonid. have done
Car more wonderful things; but they
*mild have been "thmst'n' kinky on
those savages:. )• , I , llleiserve My good
tricks for San Francisco) , • - •
And so he did ; tor all the wizards, -'
Magicians tuut,ixmlarors, that. have ,
Visited the Golden State, nenti beim
*on such ihns?,:orexcitedlstieh won
er,nsmy friend Grigium. •
I . .
retmeisml Symptoms* sr (40. ph i!
ruses of the nagio.
The Importance of - theAyinitenis" •
in determining the varlet:Witt n dls-•
eves, are of so gteitt valise, , thaS no
one will know properly bowie treat .
such awes, without ,knowing
A..eough is nearly, alwayg a proms
neat Syria ptoni,expechwation of blood
is another, difficulty In breathing Is,'
Smaller, pains in the tbeet, , tbroat,;
itid 'a :stricture& feali ng,..norpsis. the
Chest, 'Continuo .to .1111 , out the list,
Thep we have bearsetless,,ctiltiltiels,
en Increastst secretion finni the nose . '
And eyes;-dermfaillisaled ••InAu•
Creased.eXpeCtocalion from p , threat...
fled lungs areadinost Constant Eaten- f
dams, and era usually e ff orts of
tare to work off the disease: Mitme;'. ,
In all these casts, requires' help—to
open out the secretions; to regulate
the kidneys; to dissolve turd elimin
ate the increased' expectoration; to
heal the sore andlnikumsl lungs end
linings of the bronchial tubts'and air
,passage's..' Dr. •Keyser's Peetoral Syr
up will do thloi better than anything
else. Dr. Keyser's Pereorest Syrup
:will dlmelve..the increased mucpu.s,
and tarry It out of the system. Dr::
! Keyser's Pee /Oral Syrup Will act ns
demulcent, and allay all thddlng and
irrittftion ofithe lungs. Dr. Keyser's
••""edorcd..lttrup will , cure a common
;cough In lees than twenty four hours.
;Thousands of people can heftrwltneNr
to Its great efficacy in healing and
hindering any disease of the lungs, I
or those that inevitably' lead to pub-,
nionary consumption. It may be:
:bought of flintiest any druggist for'
'75 cents, or nt "the' 'Doctor's great
medicine store, 167 Liberty streets,'
Pittsburgh, Pa. exatuinatlowi 4
.made daily.. .
Marriage °tants.
In our days; hearts and' darts, 11v,..:
anti; on loving, dying for ono another.
and all that ort-of• thing, k "played
out ;" atageviek ns our . German
friends isinenunitely. And idiomatic
ally express it. WO want a solid
foundation to build 'matrimony on ;
biaks of - bullion, - and cement of
greentstetisonui Supports of kinds;
andgirders of stock. None of your
ethereal castles in the nir will answer
for our modern ladies of fashion.
Chateaux rn .EPpagne are ' resi
dences, anti noe. suited .to a Northern
climate with the :thermometer at
zero in the sutain winter,
and ninety
in the shade in summer. The finance
of the present prefers bricks and
mortar if they ate more , prasnie.
Cottages can no longer :he erectitd, in
this city under our, flre laWs.. aud
lodges in vast wildernessot will do
well enough in 'sumMer when The
play of catching . trout and hunting
deer is being enacted, 'but , will not
tumommodute a modern ball or,
,give
room for tha clerman. .
. Our . OTIS ;ire not brought 'np to
enee• i not they. - SPentling' is their
etrethy,.point, and In that auxin hack
theta stfailiat the world. An aver
tiget 44nerkan wife will get through
more money than - Any fetnalci repro
sentative of any,natlon on the earth ;
and ir our wlvtit cannot mitt taw int.-
testi& ' nottiltig can. They: hate no-,
must books and despise stationed%
and know taus it Is low to go into
the kitchenjoildok after theservinit4.
j Their tatitt,+4Ttaveivorket i for 'theist
without ,nrn
shilitortgluhlde., ir jl ll 3 l , 7 4 l u r t ir . hu 4 a er x h pen tiars usba di n tu d rc. .
follow
r U t - y
i l l i ts
excellent, example? It wits only the
'Whet' day that fashionable' Indy
sent her sapphire engagementoring,
Just given her by •her,lover; to it
Jeweler bi be. Will when. ahe
found it Was a Noublet." nett:4llY it
sham, or tit least-. half a Shunt, !anti
turd she cyinOuded that If ithao
tied hits •doolilets' would batch
have. Her feral tura:, would, be,,, a
Awn. : and,. rheum her horses pour
and ogty;,lier iwu=e In a sitie"Streat,
and not 'on 'Meas.-vane; herareasen,
"Mr:Wile:ln 'silk, and .made,b3r>third
ritteinilltner4 ; her jowetantean pearls
Sl a m : ni n e
i l et 4 lll l? l, : e ii i tl: i n pe h rh i r i n t u pl u s , ti ii r o n l i a ir ri 'Z . 7' t tA lliAt i v iii tt.4:
guktier Itittfielt poisiblltties?o
forttstss,":. todeedl Why. where S
Iliwbaa4a are I kq r g a f :
94 ttuatuaxmdltionkind their": pr vi
lege:CO.4'llllMM' while' their. duties
are phlittlqtlelltatd:: •
• A curoove Attie:tient,
/timittir Into)o public liaperz t
'434ttiabout f 42 rjulillons of &awns - of
:u?, ' currency wears oat, is de
' emit- yeer,•end . is of ennui°
lamer presented ,
be reaqpilticw:
Shin isteleargatu to
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