SELECT MISCELLA Yr. of that time lie and Sydney were en
_ gaged. And they were as happy alid
TILE CALIFORNIA COUSIN. comfortably as if they had been Fn
gaged ten year:l.—Peterson's bathes'
Monthlg.
13
Sydney Standish was at her wri
ting-de,k, and this is what she was
writing:—
"DEAF. :kilt. MELLVILLE.—I.have
been dared to write to you; and if you
remember Inc. 1 was never the one
to shrink from any challenge.
But now, what shall I say? I am
utterly at a I ( i=s to begin a co rrespon d -
enc . e. Shall I tell you about Mayville,
pap's business, or myself?
•'I shall not ask you to come and
see us, i am sure you would
admire Mayville, because f w.-ot
you to follow the inclination of your
own sweet will. can, however.prozn
ine you, if you do collie, huck.whi.at
ea.kes for breakfast, and inullms for
tel. The mudins are always cop
posed by uly I,WII pains-taking tin •
gerrs, the buckwheat cakes are pre
sided, over by my aunt Sally, the
cook.
••3favviiie t just received an ac
cessin. :in the person of the Rev.
John Newton. Be Ides a distin
guis!iv I name, he has a distinguished
preseiiiie. Lie is six feet high, and
not a bit awkward, which is its good
as any number of accomplishments.
.ll_ e ry agreable to us all, though
I t h ick he pays special attention to
Mut - Ewa. Ile looks well in the pulpit,
le- is earnest - and good; we are very
!proud of him, and somexif us, I dare
say, very fond of hitn.
"It is ten long years Since 1 have
seen you Mayville has grown up in
that time, and added a factory to her
other attainments.
11,:•lu'ti•&• I have nothing more to
i4xy, so sign myself your willful cou--
"S. L. SrANDI,it."
Sydney Staudt-li folded, enveloped
and staitipod the letter, laughing to
hersell all the time. Then she run to
the gia-is, shook her brown hair into
order, and tripped down to the par
lor. A demure hut rather pretty girl
sat at the piano, pr tetieing. Sydney
Held up the letter.
'Sy I put lever have been
!" c.rital silly Standish, rising and
going: toward her.
"i have written to Mr. 'Melville,
and the letter will go to-night," wa-,
the laughing rpply.
ashamed of you," said
Salty, and her cheeks flushed mi.
- Now don't you worry, you dear.
good proper sister ; and just let We
toy little fun ; you're not to be
A week pa-lAvd), and then entne the
reply, written in a business
hand :
"MY DEA I; Ci)l felt quite
hiiirrired toy pair kind favor. My
lio-inesS has tweti very pressing, and
I 01.111 a not tltLiWer you before. I
reiftelither you as a child, very welt:
NotwitlisLiniling you will not ask
me to vi-it you, I havvmadv 1/4 '
mind that I shall coinc , out sometime
next mouth, and renewour
A-• k ten long years
i•itict• I Ira V you, lalt OU
LIIJW that much , )I that
111. - N•11 , 11tIlt 1101. forget
tny little cou-411 when kn as.
,ar,. you, and, in chilai- part:mei.,
lirituz you ^olrWthiliz pretty.
xvP meet, an reroir.
".1. .‘" I 1.1. E."
yrincy lawhod lind-bitt , tied over
110, lt.tt,r. title hardly ilare(l
it to Sally.
" \Vie' w , itildever hrive thought,' .
Itiurne•rt.N.l, •' Out he wouhl take
tt a!I -eriun:4ly ? .\7)(1 he is actually
cuilikt.; ithd )11 I can't lel.
sally ••-et• it;-n& will t wild. It se•!tits
just like ~king, 1“r a gift. What
,half I du: . Ite evillentjy thitilizi Sal
ly wrote that letter,
cogitalion-; - renilll42,l in
troahcr lclt r:
I wa,
1-0 wu, n p;t•itz.ol ilit your ruplv.--
You pardoned Illy b01(Ille-i, And art
actuhy coining to see he'r little :\LLy
ville.
.11 ,eette , s•ucli a pity that sx
are all going :May the tin-t of next
tmuli. I tfcour-e, tln lion,• will he
at your ,ervie.
Nty you remember . 1"al
have no how plain I have grown.
t•-;,) you \vtll nut !quell in not
iheyting Pray parilon lily im
pertinence, I inioxi• it !..evitis
xt ming one who 1.4 comparatively
a -tran , ..r.,er, and tkelieve toe
;‘our-,
L, STANDIsIi."
"There, wou't nitre now, LlT
tai: ly," tuttruluretl, "although it
1- t.. , i,,ul ht• uegle:ted
xvhe,, II kurnvs wh.it expe,•ted ~f
,tle likes him, too, the
:tort very lingry
tilfit 1 ha \ e ).% Inn). Thy he.:\ I
H,11.• I he more
vart'.u, \t butt
in W1 , 1i.0 •
•
it 1 i !Emu. r I is y riliwg
\ t ",,ur pontilltiNhlp
Y‘,ll haVo grown
I .your plhitograitli
trvitlint it ut , ntit„tutt I inunt frankly
iiilntix,el4L• tit t:. i think
.von have,
ill.- ki.ol ,i, 2 itlont
.io -111 • -11t,i - itt , tit•t-, yt.t alitttr Ino
nLi titt•rc your
lat.,. and .1 i I lof character.
MO
1 . t , —) ',cry you are gi ung• ‘‘lty
allot ill,- month. It %v 11l I,c qult.• :i
-ro,,vt•to.•ot to up , to omit. at -once.
I ; till , lotVil SAturd:iy, and
-, t111 , 1 1"t,1.11" , tit•N I y
• Ls.," Lie Syd
fily, L. , , T4,\A•LIL4
II Ls toc•re's no (jolt.
t IStOp' stint 110 W. Ht• \li
, 14-VXl;i.Ct to
find ...Ally, kinywirig nothirnz zity,,nt
ine, his wild, western .eotism.
will speak to her about the letters,
and then she will tell him they were
in.:ne; and I have never seen him
(m_;..trhij pliotograpn. .Iml n,,t
113.114150ni, , ; : Old
611.,\V 1 :WI, :tarp :"; i- ohm ;
g,l l , It ir ! \Vika
.1,,t11 1 (10?''
illiacc”ilotLil.ly .liens
Cll.O clay and IILAt. I:here W:Ls nu
11 , 11. I u 1:, -LLL• LILLLL4zIIt.
:Y Yid `,I y III"
1111. , /
3:11 \.% 11,01 al 1,1111%
c,l z .1- pr,p
vrly.
:she,p ,rot over Ult. I,h itog - roph.
\\*not plly he 1%. A. , ' 7O 111:1111 -a lit
-
tie, short, thin 'nail. with ,lack
whlNkt•r,."
(ra s.ttor,hy satl o . '
W,t , 1 , 11) !,11i1 ;lay .it the beilsiiie
) it ,t, : k friend. S.Ouv)i,c•iiiiii hothif
At four o'clock a C 1111 1 ,(• ilf,Vi• tip
to tire door. s;,.iiciey peetwil iron, V.:O
half-Host-if blinds ul the upper oi
doNv.
(flit sprOtil.t . an Adonis —the hand
soine,t won she hod ever si-en in her
And as tail as the new 111
oniV hriladYr to the shoultlscs. Ilra
i-tii.-tnut curls golli 11l lire
-U-I.
Down went Sydney, her dark,
gypsy fac all nu tire‘s it
exylailued the
Adonis, and then stopped.
-3.*Ja are 11 , 't
Sylnev. "I think - you were
thirty, at le.e:t," she added, iniptil
so;eLy.
"Anil I don't believe you are cous
in Sally," he said laughing. "I'm
mgt .14 )e, hut John."
.In4l I'm not Sally, but Sydney,"
said the girl , tzrowing radiant. "You
Int. Caiifornia
" you tuit.t tio the Altintesota
Nly Initials are the same a.
th.it wny I happened to get
(1w Fut glad if it.
\ (el my initials are the saute as
re.p , itled Sydney; "and
not; yes, I
all 1 I
Z-1
Va. I I
J o h n hit,t t., tzuess what she tintint,
for s.w s,,,pptsl abruptly Inrectly. C.." You have lust your baby, I
he tv.;;;e.l tier if they were to , have hear," slid one 'lady to another.—
muffins tor tea. broke the ice. "1 - e.i pour little thing, it was only
;S . :, dewy laugilvd, and, chatted, ataL live months old. We had four aoe
s.ing, and told stories about her wild, tors, blistered his head and feet, put
mi nn ,, sota h uff ie— a nd John lell In mustard plasters al ,ver it, ;,;;lye
it
love with her then and there. nine calomel powders, two box, s of
:,efire sally returned every pills, leeched its temples, had it bled
[low: .was explained. John staid and gate it all kinds of niedieine.and
surnltty, and then over Monday, et, after a week's illness, he died,
. • •• e. I; was out. At the end notwithstanding all we did far him.'
I=3:llii
heepity,' a Yost-Olace.
From the earliest period of recol
lection I've had a desire to keep a
post-offlee, or have, the P.
H ie ; I didn't care a continental wlik . h.
F or years I have toiled for the
I) , E-ts
•• h" of P. M., and last week I
s ucceeded. But now I write after
mv name ex-r. M.
ill tell you how it came about.
The postmaster here resigned,
with the aid of a graveyard recom
mendation, I succtseded him. It's
nobody's business . If I did rob the
tombstones for names for my peti
tion ; and I mn't ste why the relatives
of the defunct chaps won't= quit
throwing it up to a fellow.
Well, I wrote P. M. after my
name. Mrs. Lipmuek embraced me
with the tenderness of a she-hear
when I rushed into the room waving
my petition over my head; and my
appointment brought sundry other
hugs. I was a happy man.
Mrs. L. and 1 sat up till midnight
wrt t ing my mime with I'. M. after it.
it looked grandly! I wouldn't
have swapped it for Pres., L. L. 1).,
(-t . A. 13. The next day I entered
upon the discharge of my duties.
Itutmsliately upon his successor
(which was met being: qualified, the
ex- P. M. left, and I was left alone.
The mail came. and I distributed it
thus wise: My motto has always
been "First come first served," and
1 ,uteri upon it to the hest of my
knowledge. I gave a letter to each
caller us long as they lasted, and ttien
I commenced on the papers.
Wife ;aid the thing would act like
a charm. Undert he old regime some
people never got a letter, while now
the first person in the office, after the
distribution of the mail, wont(' get
the• biggest, fattest letter that Cattle.
idea was original, and I pri
ded myself on its invention. The
Lipinuel; brain was over fertile.
The morning following "tnail-day"
I left my house for the post-office—
the attainment of long-cherished inn
hitition. As I turned a corner I dis
covered two wel Id; nown Citizans
about to tt-st the virtue in clenched
hand,.
" I never wrote a letter to your
wife," vociferated one.
" You lie!" yelled the other; "your.
letter yesterday was handed to me.
My wife is in Birmingham, and
wrote a sweet letter to you. Lip
muck's noble motto of 'First come
first served' placed it iii my hands."
And a moment later at it they went.
I hurried on.
I had just entere.l the P. 0. wli,en
t)
a woman rushed 'lnto the buildi g.
•' You villain !"t she yelled, kn 'ek
ing my bat to the floor, and bur •ing
tier"'You
gaveeagle talons in my hair. 'You
gave my lettter to flag Fastong,ue,
the biggest old slanderer in town.
.Itel she's telling every‘vbere that
I've been writing to a married man."
Well, I now ea,n't boast of as much
hair as I could a Week ago. ,
Scarcely had my viiseeu[or left
when a erowd rushed-Into the office.
Toe Methodist preacher heade4
I think he swore as he (Tossed the
"Villain !" he yelled, — you gave
Lyre one of iu' letter-, he's
I , lowing everywhere that I've got a
\‘ Ore in NCW York and another in
Nfitine."
Itim! I,ill him !"--yelled there
I,t•hinfi him.
, zt v a 11114, 1 11 11S1.1 111111 ( . 11.11IS 111,..17-
1111', u1(1 I rt.tro.tteel,
" I Ling t .4.4,und rt.l 'Ol - 14.41 th.
omail; and I learn that. the COIll
roan l N.1()LIIII l'):11•1111.11.
I went ihrough the Nvinilow, an(l
I'm in another . tirW,
Pin an vs-I'. M. now, and a chap
wrote tootto ain't "I.'ir,,t come tir-t
statak at the goal of lily
toobition.
My brief P. .‘l.—Eship has ro,t hi u
unproductive of results. That M. E.
prearfirr has lift his charge, and a
Nrw ‘‘,,nian is hunting,
Twenty e‘ix.flivor..os ' , taro our next
vourt in the facc, thrl.tuol toy
I.r.clothcial corm r, nine 111(211 \\ld k 1111
rutrhrti, 1111\q_piou;l
-f•ti
nd I ? Why. my t.ranium
awl I dart. not go Back to Skull
town on patio of tioath.
l‘ly ambition satiatotl now.
hay.• ilkchargott that motto. Fir4l
corm, tir-t :sorveit." It don't work
pt.-t-oflico,
I ‘‘ottl.ln't lA. a P. M. again for all
thr botizinc in tin work].
}Jere i` 4 si , fltet rerWlilv
fre-h eyo , Witiii - Ns of the inci
dem. :shunly after liorace tir,•eley ,
hid regigtered his name at the II (-ad
11iyase Nashua Aviiither the izteat
iihtitisopher'sleetkiritegt4lur
this a rat her aged iiiuntryiii.tii
came the ullire and after
the regi.:ter asked if 1)r. It--
xer. , in.
"Tlo'n! 1 -4 1: , ) V.1 , ;(111
,111(1 tliu ge!itlern:tiily
"NO -tivh pi.r,g)u here!" e•ellett
tilt. ‘<nrraf,iv ru,tic, taking off hip
-I.e , 'utele- :mil g:azimh into the I +cc
the clerk with much inca.:ulity
;t11(1
h iktroti Itvrel" firmly re•-
crh , u•,l thederii.
Youngman," exclaimed the other
\V tll a,ulen n'xlprt„ion of counte
!muck. ; "youl,g, man (ion't lie to tor.
It WOW( di). You can't fool old tiiii
l'arts, 1)r. li--', been here as sure
a- guns, and prett„,,.. drunk , t o o. I
hoe le•”“ left one tiwiti air
pre,ct iptloiks of Ili, tilt the
register!"
lie duct or's friend gazeti fluty n
at Ili,rare'B iiiipnive I Arabic tvi tit a
O r triumphant
TILE \V tho (iEt.sE do not rt
-14.tr41 1)r. .Iyer's
Hog north iiiirllCLlSt•
thew as are tlyitiv; over us now,
hile his almanac sty , z: ano
hlostering iihout this time, xvith
—O3lll/ .le.apirb; , Irt
h,vv ;
e a ere to:, fa-I I,l—Z \\ our our
ilein on the c,tillict pet %roll 01. .Ayer
andl.ll , ild lloctor's
science heat their instinct this nine.
}carp have we had such a
- , tnex•storm av that tit last Sunday.
Tht• three feet deep our a
level in Minnesota and tAo Icet itt
\\'i-eonsin, while the storm has ,Wept,
Wu tAlt...4'-.‘tl,llltit: to the It4aiky
glut It ta inS. Snow full to various
(le).th, as tar south a, Dcheer, Fort
l unit mid Santa Fe. Learned a
-1)r. Ayer in the are anti
„L. 41 nature, anil ‘kuntlerf ul as we knew
to be, We were not pp.-
pared !or iii,hince of hi
superiority. trot only u\ or the wise
men, but the wt-,4 of animal- , whose
instinct I, cut/,iit-rod \Vt.
dri e up tl.e peg, wore hittuy than
eV r, u, er. our ior Ayer's
American Airna lure /it/pith
77mt:s, -Warr!,
r.
A Poughkeepsie lEtreitt laiji
induced trerinipy yottug•ster to make
quite a heal ty., meal of litielo.% tout
cui:es and maple suvr," nut the hit
ter proved to be :stet. syrup of
The boy said he thought something
:tiled the molas.ses the very minute
his hillier told hint to tut till he
Wanted to.
lionetWal) MOST
Pow% v. nil ExisiiiiL: Medicine t.ir the Cure
reinake Complaints.
prove these seine
unrivalitNl for G),• disorilt•rn incitlen
Lll to the . Itrr sex. NO family Shollitt be
MO/01A li/Cnl, T y utny be taken by
pi f iiig nu 1 old. as they will restore
wheii e very other means prove unsuece,s.
et nt, per bo. or p 194
COUNTING TWENTY-FIVE.
How the Wife of a 'Utica Editor Curb
ed His Ungovernable Temper.
IFTOI/3 1116 Cticik Ilcrald.l
lound the cherished face of Maria
Ann wreathed in smiles the other
evening when I returned from my
arduous daily toil. lam engaged as
standing man at a saloon. So many
candidates are treating that the sa
loonkeeper hires six of us to be treat
ed. We all drink with every midi-,
date who comes in, and it makes bus-
Mess pretty brisk.
Said my chosen one: "Joshua, I
afraid you do not always find me an
angel in disposition."
Said I :'`•That's so—hie—my dear;
I don't seldom find you'n angel in—
anything.''
"And," she added, "you are not
tO ways the most pleasant man In the
world.' '
113=1
Now," said she, "read that."
:she had cut au item from the col
umns of some paper wherein a de
mented writer told about some lin
possible woman who, being
troubled with a bad temper, counted
twenty-live every time she got pro
volted,and thus became a s‘veet, am
iable, and dearly loved ornament of
the house of her delighted husband.
I read the article as well as the bin
dttiou of my head would allow, and
remarked, "Bush."
Maria Ann paid no attention to
me, but unfolded her plan. Sin said
that every time I got mad I should
count twenty-tive, and every time
she got mad she would count twenty
five 1 asked her who she thought
wed pay our rent while we sat and
minted twenty-live, over and over
all day long. Then. she said I was
always raising objections to her plans
for our nauterial improvement, and 1
said I was not and she said I was
enough to try the patience of a saint,
and I said she was too,and I told her
to count twenty-five; but she forgot
all about that, and just tallied one in
my left eye.
Then 1 was going to reniOnstran•
with the poker, and she told me to
count twelity-tive,and I said I would
pot; but I,dat talore she had pulled
"more than half my hair out. Then
she made the count t enty-five over
and over, until I was out of breath
and I felt real pleasant and good na
tured. i-to we went to supper. Now
the cat was curled up in my chair.
but 1 did not see it until I sat down,
and I did nut see it then, but I was
pretty sure it was there; in fact, 1
knew it was there as well as I want
ed to, and more too,l felt inclined
to rise up sudde y, but, as
gathered to spring, she brandished
the teapot and murmured. "Joshua,
your temper is rising, count twenty
live or I'll break your head." anti
that cat was drawing a map of the
Tenth ward with her claws around
behind me, with the streets and
boundaries marked in my blood.
1 ruse to explain, and said, "My
dear, I—"but she caromed on my
head with a well shot teacup, and
sprinkled my face with a quart
of hot tea, and I sat down and count
ed twenty-live; but it killed the cat.
The old fellow died hard. 1 , could
feel hint settle as his nine lives went
outuirite by one.
A lew • •:3' practice on this rule,
undept,t to luv n'tructtou Ut ,Maria
Klats enabled Aret4rfernitoft luy
trmper completely. Nobody can get
me mad not ; and I want to sec we
man a lin wrote that story. I want
to lit limn Mr the hands of an under
taker,and make a detnaud for mourn
ing goods :tinting his trienik. Then
I ran die liappy—eountmg twenty
live.
A Terrible Shipuireeli
Charles Turner, a wi;()rt4l
tLc i,uly survivor of Inc creNt of the
o.tri; -saran :-;ivanc, from S. John,
N. 8., lur Ilavamil), givus the lul
lowing virticulars of \vrecit : Left
the harbor of St. Juan about two
o'clock on Tuez , ,lay atb•rnoon March
‘vcatber at the time wan
latr, hot -trong izolicatiol:s of a vio
1, tit storm \' , .ert•oly,, , , , rvahle. I'oward.;
evelbog a , anti about
) . k . , t nortlieasL
rin Na , rtttl,lllg in the bay. At
the Sarah Sloane \vas in the
northeast ch:oinel :natti e r,
the tirst mate! Living cliarge ci the
, ieek, and 'turner being at the \\ heel.
t'aptain slim!), who scuffled \teary
and had kept on lock since leaving
rt bad gene below with _Mr. Qui
ton, the Only idissenger and princi
pal owner, to get a Inisty supper. It
was a blinding siaiw storm, and the
night ddr6, with a high wind from
the northeast. In a moment, au ap
paling orash was heard, JhOWing that
the hark h a d struck. King, the:
mate, cried nut, c'l 'ot Wheel bard
, lows ;'' but it tot) lute. Turner
tool. re loge iii tiie curet:lndus. Some
the ereix took to the rigging, and
we r, e w3„0,.(1 uui l u n e e over t o , h e "d
the wave-. This was the late of
King, the -outwit mate. He heard
hue ut the crew say : "Letus,w iw
cult! not venture to do
so, but held on until tile bark went
to pieces, w. hich was very quickly,
the fury oi the wind being ititieser,
hardy great The ledge was wily a
wstance off t h e coast proper,
he was floating to the suture on
/.Itigar but shoi Irian which he, got
upon a ledge at the base of the cliff,
which was between one hundred and
two hundred leet high. liere lie re
mained through the night of storm
:ltd Cult!, With scant clothing and
bare feet, having removed his boots
to hien:tate Ins e.-s_sape. Next morn
ing Ire atuanptl2ll to ascend the chtf,
and the high wind, which blew the
nark on the ledge, continuing,
hell
ed himto do sit. By going about one
' third of a mile he reached an Indian
aim] onlaineil Stieellr. The hind -
IA toe captailt, two mates, owner
and several id . the seitinen Here re
covered next oily- and sent ho St.
John. The spot where the vessel
struck is at what is known as Long's
Eddy, zwout n mile from Bishop's
llead. It is thought that the mate and
others deemed at the time that they
. ee ere past ihe place where tire vessel
struck, and only when too late dis
covered their mistake.
I'lll.souls oft, on th poem,
radniad,, which 1114 ( mu ch
obstru( tion to travel and (Ann
meat. la tut en thetuo oceans (luring
tire• wintor whichis lints ti
rendersa tray, the pi-ono-Anal to tun
ro tltterraes ael 'more th es
r re-ting. It v. as understood otne
tint ago that the Central. Pettit(•
mpoS had entered iutoa contract
stir a Whitt M•htt•h will itch. rt vise the
trace! distance MA( n miles, and re
ttuce the tnauul of altitude, one
thousand feet. tt P. ctat n u (I by the
on-truetion of this tsorl. almost the
entire lone of silos% -sheds, lulu re
quired to he to pt up at in ( nortnot b
!Kn.,/ N\ 111 be rei d unntec v.
but a yet mo r e intere-ti ig feature in
nnec•tion Ai 7th the , tititit is a prop( -
- A nhs the contractor 10 ••0 meret-e
tlit'sl7eotthetunnelto adapt it
utr ;t r otro - ol mil canal, the one bi
lin , a hove the other • It is alleged
"
that hi- proposed nupros ( !Dent will
f reduce tt c:
direction•
tn( thewa s
rai -
n d t e i t t v. %% Is niit i ti a inl n ‘t i N t hel( a .lro
t h ah aL r f
is mg
tear niacin rier , Ind mnkingamu
terial redact ion in Ihe (•est of fuel
St.upendou-, as t lti> wortc may seem to
the generil reader, it is set altogeth:
r within the range of the enginee
not skill of the times, and with sut
fil lent funds to hat* the enterprise,
toncerrinvg which there can be no
question, it In safely be looked for
ward to its likely to be completed
wit bin a reasonable period. The, imp (trtd ,Sampson & Howe
SURCIDC.—A., the result of un In le Standard Scales ,
Os suit of the frier an 1 womich ir re
ducin lo If la"le btaSi Mir lea dullness
d. i
luindtn (kin( in and finallynalb, insan 1,11 sizts atu Nandi, f
its. Is pi une• minim occurrence All SOUDER & M'CLURG
these toms and had ft el
ins are most certainly digpt by the 63 WOOD ST . , PITTSBURGH
t;sct of Dr. Pie-ce's i'den
°ler). revitalizes null builds u thf
Asa, , II , •
an house Trucks, Patent Money
n hole e)-t in A huh hook on Ch p rorn
Diseases sent free. Address R.Vs 4 -Pierce , Dr Iflt
D., Buffalo , Golden Medical AND GROCER, FIXTURES. ,
DISCO{ er) sold by ill Druggists. 577 February 7, lo7?,--1)
Miscellaneous.
M. 13. COCI-111,AN, .
[Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Dealer in Iron and Wood Working .l tag '
chinery tf• Manufacturers' Supplies,
_:
Das constantly on hand a complete stock
Ernlth's Sash and Door liachlnery. Jaclson Gov
ernors, Taps and DLit, Emery Wheels, Belting.
l'seking, Woodworth 's Planers a.specialty.
Send fur Circulars and Prices. (martk3m.
ilaullood : flow Lost, How „Restorel
-.1., published., a new
i-._,...„. edition et Dr. Calvet.
1, t
.t c omp,; , , - - well'. Celebrated
I : r 0•••, , ,, ~ Essa on the radical
i , V....N.,4
B are ( w ithout
fillout medicine)
ofSpermetorrheea orSem
• -'
Mal Weakness, 'myelin:l;
tary Seminal Losses Diners:vele. Mental and
Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage,
mc.: also, Coffisl.llPtioal, tilett..ursY. and Fill, In
duced by self-Indulgence or sexual extravagance.
tAhr grice, In a sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
The celebrated author, in thib admirable 4.1 4 8119,
clearly demonstrates from a thirty years' success
ful practice, that the alarming consequences of
Self Abuse m iv be radically awed without the
dangerous use of Internet medicine or the applica
tion ofite knife; pointing out a mode of care at
once simple, certain, and effected, by means of
which every sufferer, no matter what his condition
May he, may care himself cheaply, privately, and
radically.
Or This lecture should he In the hands of ev
ery yodth and every man in the land.
sent, under seal, In a plain envelope, to any ad
dress, postpaid on receipt of six Cents or two post
stamps.
Also, Di. Cnlverwell'a "Marriage Guide," price 25
Cents.
Address the Publishers.
ClilAS.' J. C. IILINE 4:: CO.,
127 BoWery, New Vora, I'. O. flux, Lroo.
aors-ty:chjys segeflanlni.
A. 11. Franciscus4 Co .,
- 513 MARKET Slrii SET,
PhUadelphtl.
We have opened for the Spring Trade,
the largest and best assorted Mock of
PHILADF.LPHIA CARPETS,
Table, Stair and Floor Oil Cloths,Windov
Shades and Paper, Carpet Chain. Cot
ton, Into. Batting, Wadding, Twines,
Wicks, ('locks, Looking Glasses,
. Fancy Baskets. Brooms, Bas'
kers, Buckets. Brushes,Clothes
Wrinreri.Wocxlen and Wil
luty In the
lin ted States.
Our large increase in business enables
us to sell at low prices and furnish the
best quality of Goods.
m+ENT,i FOR TILE
CELERRATED AMERICAN WAsilEn,
Price $.1.50
Over 13,0 O) sold in six months.
Terms • Carpets I'M slaps, all other goods
30 I. s, Net. [Febl4:3ru.Septt
_ _
9 39
REMOVAL. 241
Arbuthnot,
Shannon & Co,,
Have rctulveil
TO THEIR NEW BUILDING
Nos '230 &
LIBERTY STREET,
oppusite w.od Street,
And open with an
ELEGANT STOCK OF
DRY - GOODS,
_Wit/n.4, and Antill Ware.c .
SELL at LOW EST EASTERN PRICES.
lin\cld arc invitc,l to call
I' \V T. SIIA NIC
J. G tiI'EI'IIE SOS.
Hardware, (f -C
Foundry A: Repair Shop
lln%ink be,-n Ena7ruzocl In the ronnary
fur mule than th!rty node time I
have arrumillatiA 2 veolet v of nqerui 1,311, , ri.,
fir, C. 1.1114 MOtit•in and ',skin:: not I.itcffia
for Improvrntent4 nn
COOKING - STOVES
niter hnving thoronghiy VeNteci Ihe..t
provernennk, 1 I•nl u arrnnted in offering them to
Ill' public
I: 3 ° MG CD* N7V
The GREAT WESTERN hp* tio -4 Su
perhbr for this Loevally.
STOVESI
Stokes of I.)iderent St) les for Heating and Cooking
The Great Republic Cooking Stove
lino the hest Record of nny Stove ever ()tiered in
Mo mnrt.-q•t
IT TAKES LESS FUEL
LEss ituom Tu lIU moRE WoRR,
BEST BAKER,
71.1t)SrI 1 1 ) T
A f,TOGETII El?
LT II It EST STOVE IN USE
In t wif ir e o4f a wall the stove have got
U Li Patent
F:XPV.:NSAPIDIV TOP,
wW(.II iteclipiPs littliirtmq no additional
ft.wl, and t,w , t tial c to wtlivr out, tlispcn
w, uitto all pipe, tf:tn he put on of taken
off at day (hue, awl tint& to suit aft stoves
of any size or pattern.
Five. lln ntirelii Pe r*io
\Vhn have purchased, find wied the
GREAT REPUBLIC COOKING STOVE,
3i(14 of wl.4()se names have been publish
ed in the taus, are cfmtidonly referred
to, t4o_war imess of its superior merits
ns a etiiiking stove.
IlarflN; time first claps en:fines on band. of
about fifteen horse power esocity, they are offered
n, the panne. at rear , onable rates,
111011NILEY.
aiw2fr tr.
J. D. RAMALEY'S
OPERA
gilat nioilse,
A 2 .4 . I)
GENT'S FURNISHING
No. Avenue,
LTG II
The Beal' :600(1• at Lowest
Prices.
3oorxi, sent to f.ny adciress, rni nppruval
ma v 24 ly
l EQL7TOlttt OTIC E.— Lettere testamentary
1 heen. , ,noineil to the nudereigmed on the
estate of WilliaM4Theerer, deceased,. late of Ohio
township. Reitv4 connte. Pa . all prsons Indebt
ed to the satne are hereby notified to make imme
diate payment: and all those hold inz claims on It
will present them duly•authen , lcated for settle
ment to SLENTZ, Ex',
track -Mal; P. 0.. Bearer co. Pa. fetr2l
THE BEST IN THE WORLD!
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Rowell b. Co.'s Advertisements,
HOLUDAYSBUR_ i G PA. SEMINARY.
Bv. JOREPU WAEGl.lsPrlacipal.
SIRING TERM -BLIGINS APRIL lir, 1872.
baccessful, thorough. cconemtcai. end healthful.
~ The uld
•
eat anti
moat
reliable
7:1P.r% // re 4
11 • Instita
; tion for
obtain
tug a Mercantile Education. or Practical Busi
ness men as instructors. For inibrmation write
fora circular to F. DUFFS SONS,
mar27- ' 4lr Pittsburgh.
Cheap Farms! Free Domes!
Sel TUE UNE OP TIM
UNION. PACIFIC RAILROAD.
A lAN,/ GRANT OF
1,2,000,000 ACRES,
IN TUC BEST
FB.lial 4.-, MINERAL LAND'S in AMERICA.
8,000,000 Acres In Nebrasku,
•
IN THE
()HEAT PLATTE VALLEY,
Th 6 Garden orth ts West,
NON FOR SALE!
These lands arc to the central portion of the
United titateet, on the 4htt degree of North Lati
tude, the central line ofd e great Temperate Zone
of the American t 'oottnent. and for grain growing
and stook tai,ing uto.urpto , ed by any lo the Uni
ted Statep
CHEAPER IN' PRICE. more favotable terms
given. and more eons enieLt to marks; Viso eats be
fellad e;sewbere.
Fate bbIIESTEAbd Fun Act CAL 11 ETTLEICS.
The best Locatwns for l'olonits
Soldiers entitled to a ilomeetend Acre*
Free Rose, to Purr/laser+ , Pi Loud.
Send for the new descriptive pamphlet, with
new mapa. published in English, Lerman, Swe=
dish, and Danish, mailed free everywhere. Ad
dress, 0. P. DAVIS, Land Commissioner,
r. P. R. IL Co., Omaha, Neb.
Extraordinary Improvements
CABINET ORGANS.
Theneon ,e Hamlin Organ Go, respectfully
annum:Co the introduction of improvements of
touch more than ordinary tntercat. These 111/0-.•
'teed and Pipe Cabinet tiettan4A,
being the only successful combination of At.
PIPES with reeds ever made;
Days & Transposing Key-Board.
'riga' , eau be instantly moved to the right or left,
changing the pitch, or transposing the key. For
Drawing* anti Descriptions, see eiretttnr.
New and Elegant Styles of Double-
Reed atbtnet Organs,
at $llO, 1t135 and slZeselt. Considering rapacity,
A7eganee and Thorough Exeellence of Workman
ship, these are cheaper than any before offertut.
tThe Mason if Hamlin Organs are acknowledged
BEST, and from extraordinary facilities fur man
ufacture, this Company can afford, 4nd now tin
ihrlate to sell at prices which render them
UNQUESTIONABLY CHEAPEST.
Four Octave Organs, PO each: Five Octave Or
gans S IO U. tlitSand upwards. Forirrayles, up to
t I 500 each.
New niustruted Catalogue, and •Tcatlmoulal
Circular, with opinions of more than one thousand
musictana, sent hue. MASON & HAMLIN OR
GAN CO., 154 Tremont St., Boston, 51M Broadway
New York. tetak,4w
Portable Soda Fountains
040. 650. 675 and $lOO.
(,00D, DURABLE AND CHEAP!
Shippol Ready far Use.
MANUFACTURED UT
J. NV. CaA PinAN, dr° Madison Ind.
larl/CND TOR CIRCULAR "VA
(Incorporated 1860.)
Columbia Fire Insurance Company.
()FFlcEits AND DIRECTORS:
S. S. Detwiler, Prmil. Robert Crane,
Wikon, Vice Pree't. William Patton,
Herbert Thornss,Treas. Jurnes Schroeder,
.1. Y. Frneautr, See'y S. Strtno.
J. 13. Bachman, M. M. Strickler,
George Bogle, R. T. Ryon.
Fur Insurance or Agencies, address
.T. F. FRUEArFF, Columbia. Pu.
07 - BEFOlte. ANSI' RING VOL It LlFE,e,xamlne
rerthepew Tontine savings Fund plan. Just In•
trodneed by the Ear 'TABLE LIFE ASSVRANCE
SOCIETY OF NEW YORK. by which an endow
ment pulley id grunted at abonehalf rates
End or ten years. per ct or prezulums returned.
"lit
'•not "
New brusiness.M. tit ril.Pesi, largest to world.
Asset • 1:111,000.000 ;
Reliable Agents Wanted everywhere. Address,
I. L. ILEOIsTEIt, General Agents.
Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
rI
F. Female galdler! Exisezed
ne leenale Soldier The thrilling Adven
tures, Experiences, and EP rill/CS of t woman as
Spy, Scant and Nrtnie, In Camps. Battle Etolds &
Hospitals. It tull.psure illustrations, and portrait
on steel. This excellent hook, elegantly illustra
ted. crown, 800., and beautifully houndin cloth,
richly Ornamented in black and gold, f. sold snlv
by subscription. Pries.s2.2s. Phtladeipitia Pub
/ix/117,g Philadelphia. Pa. The .4yeala who
first BOA 11 1 1.2.:>filr outfit will got the [err ltory for
sel'ing honk.
al - CA (IP EN"I'Elt:•:, BUILDERS J.FI
and nll who contemplate hill aupplled with
our oco I Illt,.trated Catalinztie on receipt of utamp.
A .7. iticiorY3.7, t l'o ArelOtectoral
War Book p r s Warren tit., N. Y „AI
AGENTS WAATED FOR
AND
ENSATION
OF NEW YORK.
A Work Dest-riptivr of the History of
Nerr l'ork in all its various Phases.
Ils .pirstiorr and sr retchodlleOP. its high and low
Ilr marhle palace, and dark dons, its slime.
t Icoi• and dat,zl,-.. Its Ribrm and Frauds; it.. lend
tna men and t,otificizon.; l ir /n 1 v cut un•in, Its char-
Inc,: Its in)•tertes and crtmcn. illildnited with
nearly 2.-",0 fire
Send for rircut.trs and .4, onr term+ and CI ran
dercription of the work. Address :Valiant!! Pali.
Phan feb24:4.
NV ANTE:I). AGENTS.
To sell the Improved Florence Sei. ing Machine.
1/ti kr ot dtlfereut grit %lira.
Iluos Ihr 6ork four Ru gs.
taAtelllf dif ("Cli
For Itenut Simplielt3 . end Durnhlllty. le without
qua I I,llwrul term. tialt,roum, No
I_ll,Atnnt ptreet. Ithlhtdelphi.t. Pe
WI & PE IN NY PACICEIt, Managers
k GENT% Wanted. -Azehts maize more
linen i at norlt than at anythlne Mow.
11dome.* lezht and permanent. Partlruntre fr./ e,
s.ii, A. /•'i n, .1 rt r*, Port
land. Maine.
ANof N —ll.l dn.", $2llO N.
• . &Mem of palroua in Pi States
(.'UNI)11-11ANGO.
``."PPIIO el 80, k ,4 ecqr , l. Price J....dower(
BLISS, lEEE ('I I 14 FLU it) ritArr
Cure+ ramp, ...crania.' , vpn1111•. catarrh. Ithen
tkati.M. Neuralgia, Pulmonary Conirilainiii,
Fl
crr.. Salt Ithein, Ski. Itii,sac.. a Blood Dif.-
I• velzetable rh, be.! 1,..1rn
Pri ryie r p.old tin all tlrtwainlet. Price. $.3 tier
Che mark Smel for circu
lar tirrier, Pedal St . Neu* York.
sl‘ooo REWARD
For nay moo at Blind, lilt-ealna,
Itchtm., or Ulcerated PM, that
DE fit St e -t, Pi le Itern,•4ly tall. to cure. It I. pre•
pared exitreAply I,' curt. the Pilot% tool nothing
Sola by all drogghto
tonr-21-Icr
Y. WUIT/1011E. . 1110 e. II LANE. rtl.t. T. NEALE
c. U. %OLT?. it.nN D (.111".1[11T
WHPFMORE, WOLFF, LitiE & CO.,
Imparters and Dealers in
mt : al T : 1 1 1,
Sign of the Anvll. N 0.50 Wood St"
!Three ,1,,,nr% abort. St rlttales
In% Ile the alien Hon of buyer: , to their Spring
Stott; wtnch, 1u ,lection and price. I unsurpass
ed 1n thoentoare
TArg are A9r.t.l for American File Company's
celebrated Files and Rubber Urdioq and
•
acting, and II assn. Ilatelatrort4. E.7iisots
El•gllah Nett 151lxbetrrii. -slcri,Loclo,Shovel4...tc.
Sold at Manufacturers• feh2S;Thn
Irgf - Ncrri.—This to Sot•lleobarg'm Space. Being
eugoord lu nuking up a large .took Of Spring
Clothing.
they Informed me :hut they hod uu time
to attend to dolt . odvertodog.—En.
it:i 1 , at
La 1" -
..J "X
—I CP
W EEI
ti)
Z. co
LI „
eit
D. COME" NFL, v., Lite of Molt:140n,
XT
• having removed to New-Drightcn, offers ble
medical seimieeil, in alt ite breaches. to the people
of the cil3 and sorroontliasr connti7. Office car.
tier of Balker mut Dissitosy._ sepla;ly
S. J. Cross & Co.'s Column.
DRY - GOODS,
New Fill Stock
JUST RECEIVED BY
S. J. Cross do Co.,
ROCHESTER.
01.31. STOCK ON NEW AND SEASONABLE
DRY - GOODS
IS LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE
CONSISTING OF
CLOTH, CASSIXIERE, JEANS, WA-
PLAIN FLANNELS,
BARRED FLANNELS
CANTON FLANNELS, ~
ALPACAS, MERINOS,
DRILL, PAPER MUSLIN, BLEACH
ED AND BROWN MUSLIN,
COTTON BATTING, SHAWLS,
SHIRTS, WOOLEN YARN, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, &c., &c.,
TV Co ir I 0 .NT IE3
iia
IN GREAT VARIETY
Ready-Made Clothing:
COAT . S,
siuurrs, 1311.A.W
Hats and Caps,
A VERY LARUE null NEW STOCK.
BOOTS & SHOES :
Men's, Youths' and Boys'
BOOTS_
WOMEN'S, MISSES' and CHILDREN'S
SHOES AN I) GL,"3I SHOES
ALL PURCHASED LOW AND WILL
BE SOLD AT A SMALL
ADVANCE
~_o:s7 COST.
WE ALso CoNTiNUE To KEEP
.),
p °UR Ust At, sToCK ok . ,
eft
:x - P.d 0 C . F. 11 1 E S ,
MINI
PROVISION :\ FLOUR,
GRAIN, MILL-FEED. SALT. LIME
rEMENT.
HARDWARE:
HORSE SHOED. HOUSE NAILS,
iidow Glass
Paints in all Colors,
DRY and IN OIL:
WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OIL,
PUTTY, TURPENTINE, VAIINiSII,
ALC.01101„ GUM SITILLAO,
~~ T oodoiilumps
FOR WELLS AND CISTERNS
ALL FIEAV (;m )Ds, DELIVERED
WITHIN A ItEASONABLF
DISTANCE, FREE OF' CIl A RGE
WE ALSu FURNISH OUR
CI:ST(01E1(S WITH CoAL AT THE
Rochester, Oct. 201 h, Is7l.
Dwelling Houses,
TEN - MIZMIN"I'S,
IMPRON EI) ANL) UNIMPROVED
REAL ESTATE
ILN AND N EAR THE
Borough of Rochester,
FOR SALE AND RENT
BY
ar. C3ELC)IS
Maya-1y my3l novl
Eil
Lionl7'l4-iy
TER-PROOF,
ING, PRINTS,
INES, PLAIDS,
GINGITAMS, CIIECKS
TOWELING, DENIM,
&c , &c., Sc , &c.,
NAILS,
MARK ET I' itl
E~gceticineoue.
Smarm. R. JOITTATOR JOIMPII EMMAUS
- WELLIAM G. Joniurron.
EstatlislicibyEichlrap&Jolotoll,lBlb.
William G. Johnston & Co.,
STATIONERS
And Blank Book Makers,
57 and 69 Wood Street,
PITTS.LICIRG4, PENX'A
m124-1y
HATS-CAPS
MEI
STRAW GOODS.
Et- H. rliaarra.e.l . 9
84 WOOD ST., PITICSDERGIi,
CIE3
40
149 & 151 Wood Street,
mAiteli 20th, 1872
Agents Wanted,
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FLORENCE
Sewing Machine.
Wherever the FLORENCE Machine hag been
introduced, tt hes met with the greatest success.
It Is the only machine makinz four different
stitches, and having the Reversible Feed. The
machinery Is perfect, and the motions positive. It
runs fight, and very fast, and sews mane or fine
fabrics. The Hemmer will turn wide or narrow
hems, and fells beautifully All attachments ge
with the machine.
For information apply to or address
HECKERT et MeIKAIN,
ti Q. 8 SIXTU STREET
Lmarf; 3m )
THOMAS. M'CREERY & CO
THOS. 111 , CREEIHM, Cashier.
J. F. DRAY°, ....... ... ....J. B. ANGLE',
J, U. It'CREERY.
Intelext paid on time deumnte: Prompt attention
given to collections. Also. Iminrsinee Agentel for
rood and , reliable Ciompato”a. ItuailBtt
ROCHESTER SAVINGS BANK.
E=l
Geo. C. si•axgn.za., 11. J. SPEYtillEtt,Calter.
Sle.Fl( EItER dr. MeDONALD
Delts In exchange, Coin, Government Secant.
tie*. Make noliciction on all aceepande pofnte in
the United States and Uauada, receives utoney on
deposit subject to cheek-, and necelves time depth,
its from one dollar and upward, and allocrtlnter
evt at .3 per rent_ By-laws and rules frirrusned
free by aPPIYhc.,, , i at the bank. rank own duly
from 9, a. tn., tn 11. p. tri„. and on eaturduy even-
Mgt from ti to l o'clock. We roq by pectubs,Sui
L. 11. OATIIAN s. IturAN
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AimEc, Scorr 4- Co
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MM=:EI
SNILDEII . W4CHS, .10t01
IL S. lIAN - 4.t.14: 14 li. Lla it
Tit \ NATIONAL
PANK, tthltrlti Pt
A. C. lit
S B. Wti-,+ON
=
ft " E. \JED
,v't IC 1
a? 1-() E
LL
SEWING MACHINE.i
MIZE=
IN" El NIT DFr W FF:F:I3,
Has lust and tr how the te.4l Family
11U , Ittne in the luurk , t. IL mak, th,
Lock ,Stitch, is Simple, Noiseless, 1:41
ily Operated,
and very elk.vtive WP with( GOO.l Sr
ch,,re .4thato fa al l ntwevuor,l lerrit,n, ter m horn
we 't In :rive th" m”ot term..
to the ensirttl ihtehin6 10 In Inc market
IFIOAVA It D CATON
(.esirral Agroto.
17 I•' I .Fl'll .4 E t; E,
PITT. IIL utat,
11041 ly i
The improved Grand Oreide ,
1.4 Vita) 'l7 .1.1: - .1 1 InEtat..
sti, $l2, $ l5 , .748.
We hasr rei•en'ty hrough. Orafrle NIAI if. (ta
to sack peT ; fectton that it il1(11(allt. for the h,24
hitt To It from ;told The iI w Atli
r* ore ‘yltii , patent oa , canern,fit movement.", In ay.
penranc,, iipti for 'fine, c>taialitt2; a gold ono Cir-f•
log F lOU. The Fl 9 Sro Pill },welled patent It, erg,
equal to gold ‘‘utthea. The Fl 5 are the tame
Its the cant: but of it Hoer tinlltt; equal 10 one rust
Illy: And the 1(1-, watches are of n tine ninth
ith full jeivelhwi Amerten, movements. ryas lin
gold ones: W 54111 S . :( 1 4). They are till In hunting
ruses: gen Ti.ernen and Ladle'. ' , lira; and warranted
for time nail wear. bi special certificate',
elggant deolgna of (lent'', nod
rhaius. Irani ft to Ft. and Jewell). of all lint,.
(iFeiode• runt C. O. lT Cilottllll , l4 perm to
eX:11111113e tt gouthi They order, befi re paying, bill,
on pay mew of expreiszi churge>. NV lieu ell. natal
, ++re ordiiired one tlin,•, e.••• il; send an extra
ii+wch of Ifie same kind free. For further particu
lars nomd or circular. .A..ddre,,—
EFL+ tw
vt. New Y,,rk. P. 0 Box :13111.
- -
A Wl'ird to You Friend !• •
poit cawl) coFFE:-,
1\41; 0i44141) sUt;.kizs
Foit TEAs,
l't)l2 G1)01) SPI.;ES
FOR ()mg) FLOUR
FuR (;uoD FEED,
Fm", (3001) Top,Acco
(;(i()I) CIGARS
FO It, E EH Y 'l' II IN o I)
IN 'I HE
Grocery and Provision Line,
AND AT PRI( 1:, ni Ai' (ANT
BE Et...er c. BIE.lVI:11
(, ( ) T( )
N:. i N1T(.1.1
:311 7 sireek, 1 1 .1.40,
unto". ly
POWT PLANING MILLS,
VATEIt Si'.. ItocTIEsTER,
HENRY WHITEFIELDI
.\ lAN I . F ACTIII EH OF
Sas Doors,Mouldings,Floor-boards,
Irepther,boarcLl, Palbws Bruck
-4r., AT.
DEALERS t tIN ALL KINDS DP LUM
BER, LL.TiI, suINGLEs AND
BUILDING TIMBER
Having purchased the the territorial in•
terest of 11r .1. C. Anderson, on tier of the
faecura I patents covering certain ilitproye
ntents in the constriiction and joining -1
weatherboards and linings for houses and
other buildings, we are the only ;iersons
authorized to make and sell t h e sante
within the limits of Beaver county Par
ties interested will please observe this.
"
arrpenters' .Supplies amstantly Kept
on Band.
Every intumer or Shop-Work (Wade to
order.
tDMINISTRATOft'S N OTIC E. Let ters of a (I
ministration having been issued to the under
signed on the estate ol'Johil S. llerron, esq,dee'cl.
late of Chippewa township. Denver county. Pa
all persons Indebted to the same are hereby nod=
fled that Immediate payment is required; and nil
those having , claims acainst It will present them
duly authenticated for aettiement to
JuitN SLEINTZ,Adm'r.
Black-laavric P. 0., Deaver co, Pa. feteil
Chas. B. Hurst's
INSUUANC'E
General Agency OfOce,
ROCHESTER,
,PEN NA
notary Public and Conveyancer; •
FIRE, LIFE, and ACCIDENT iNSI*R
ANCE; "Anchor"
. and "National!' Lines
of Ocean Steamers; "Adams"alit] "Un
ion" Express Agent,.
All kinds of I/ism:met at fair mites and
liberal tet,ma. !teal Estate bought and
sold. Deeds, Mortgages, Articles, &c.,
written ; Depositions and Ackruiwtedge
mews taken, &c., tS e. Goods aug..Nl,m(y
forwarded to all parts of the Unit4d States
and Canada. Passengers bookeii to slid
from England, Ireland, Scotlant,F ranee
and Germany.
..XTN.I FIRE INS.
Of Hartford, Cann., li
Cash assett4 $4,000,000
„ By their fruits ye know ttolin."
Id)Ssfs itaid to Jan. I. 11471....52tih0ti0,000
One of the oldest and weattlitest!ctompa
nits in Ole world. t!.
i•
NIAGARA Insuraitc Co.,
Cush asSuits,
ANDES FIRE I2V - S. CO.,
(fetr2l 1m
Cincintiati 3 OLi , )
Ca.,11 ussetts,
ENTERPRISE 148
Of Philadelphia.
Cash as...setts (over . o 40)0,000
LANCASTER Fire Tits.
Of Lancaster, Pa.
Cash wssetti
AL PS INS UR ANC E . CO.,
Of Erie, Penna.
Cash capita!, $250,000
Tittebargh, Pa
Cash uvst ts,
Trezuelers' Life AY .40cideitt
Ittsurauce
(H . llartl'4 , rd,
Cash assc r ,000.
W.J.KPETERER
Representing tb,•-thove 117. f. tads., lu,ff ra:.
Cffllikftwiet.,llk. tif Ire . ktriOif.: . ..t
and Mott {:*table to to o •rl , l,
ft Lrrf. , rash cartinl'r•f r , :wry 44') f , OO. 1 All
to 1,11:- 111.11r9i1r , ~r littix . :111)?
Application. pr”miyil, 0,1 - 1 , 1• , 1 at.:
pliant .
and of 1,4 raft and : tai
term, lm: . Ith- Itl / 4 s r..(
al 1. INt'l 1 ' 1••
you Ma) 1ff , ..• f•Let , ITI , ;- ,••:fr.f.. l, t ate
rl.ui_wf • t,r,cerla,lt. tb . •.,ALrole, I r• (0 -
ti:foo,f Iftt,etas ";
fua pr fer•l. article. •
ri ent ,,,,, The ahoy.. conipanl•-*
ISCU , ififzst. Iffy hes! sod t,....sltto.,t•iti ute nor.
" As yu sow toot shad
fir fLe Nt•ty i , l‘,7tral p ,d)
tw,tows!‘l,l:o;,.• ,t - t .
;mate _L.ft .rIT c ,uric
or. rhi:!...n0..,10:t a tart!, t4j• ..rert.uf
Mt t•ii . :l4ll7:\ A t I! 1:t, • •. •
take al.plawtlos“ : I •
pri:tatutil for rql:11
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MILLER &TRAX,
Mct»itfaeturers fl Jferth - ts in
f.
I)ressed
SASH. DO( )IS, ..;1=1171 . r.0,N.
11:LNG. &•-•
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oRDEIts RV MAIL IZEsVfI-Vl'l4'l I.LI
sounTED, ANT) pßom
ATTENDED Ttl.
Mil( Opposite Ow ,Votion.
ROCHESTER, P.E'NN'A.
aprii Jll '7l, 13'
E. Elm SUR Cill; CACTI PAN
l'itt.Vicif?, Mims.
Mutual protect 100 t..rcuroo Irribe Policy 110
t'l couliortuy by 41 c( th.• :••tut,•,
F,ll- et..(11 , ,dt. • Suppose yon .r.•ahtrc fit, i•ure
arze, and Ink, an orellonry 1.114 , •P01ir. I
i-hould make ttN E hatinti - ot, .4)141 eilioulil litii to
tank.. the i,EdYON I) '01:1) [MAIL o hen due, yut 01 . .1
rldnaln I in•tir.,l n 1,.)
na)% th, iltird yu r. .I• I i , Z
prat,, and three dar r. ur foollF7itt ill n , h.. ti t ,
toll amount of the Polley. le, 'otiiy the iocrit
144.1111[1111 and (Were.,
;!.
oil,. Allllll.ll :new ill 3,0 ) , .•1 1,i.t.t,.•,1 2
) ear.. Jpitt three (la), 'l')% uttql t',1)1,1. -qua
s‘lll hflirp you! n4ur.,l t veer 3rti . E.l2
Antlitat l'tyttwuto s • .r.
and Four annu;ilpay;tnuill, , ..111 h. , ',u
:11.11n•l1 ears alici 4 , t
t 4 111 kceil y un nistirctl lUDitors .1.).
.Rlllll,l !'u% my %HI
ye,r, and 14 dzis. Thl. Apprie,
ear. stllCe th the ILet kt-Ittre I,lle 7 titt-ttrat.t..• l um
pat, for Fitt "totnt tett, tte t;t: t•• taptt - ttrtatte la •
SiLIN thahlt attirptivatent • tie.
4. omo:thy dui tu:z tet' t•t v t' . 111 ant
to hitt rit - 4 4 3 ,,, • whtrh 1 , 70.
I
have tilt. day ler..11 1 :11 tI 1 or',
Of OW I MnP,ll*. t It/ 0431.1‘,3y, , ,,1•i5r•,.t : 4
glrt-4•4 Three thoillNarht 1‘•% . 0 bemi
red und illatet)
:tJt• ft; t .tuttatto Otto: to ti.- ;•,,titt ; uh 111.1
the overdue pa,atent, toe! rtt;,..t.
tC 1: 11.1 r:1 tr... , n;107 Po • t tt
-A %):I)t'el . ( 1. 1 Lair Of tilt .1141 e r,% ALIS,4I
1:1:0 f4tl' II) t
'efit %Viten gitio. and • ~,,rVt• I!. • .0i I
of flu, 1k..2 I. Li Li -11, 1,..r cl•:
DEEEBEI
A , 1111 orcllr4 dare It , 1 • v N 1 Ali lir
1. 4 .1 n 4
The. ratio Or t•i pen 0.4.... to rprelplim if:
Ih'.• tiil the
(tt , Ott: 1111,111,n 111 till 1 'Med ... IV , .
The Deneti to of 141.' In.uranee.
It I• time 'hut Ihu..• tsbo
1.11,. I n.nrnt,r~• nhoulti 1.1. S ,46150:111t1 tig it 1 • , TION,I.
wtll , ll .trig, 141 4.10 - 4_114;.1att, , z
14ti.074. , 11.1 1 11111.1. • ' ;•t • t :to
A• 111; •
It IM the al its ••f 1 !•••' 0 ,11••••• -, t• 1 1 1,
the Iletir,bir, ,, •l••• ••;tr.. pr,e2••• --it ,• 1,•••••t/e,,.
wh!rh 4h.111 each year .old to the •••tr•ittzth t. , ri
hthts if the • te •1 tike inr
melt th , member. , ht.st•ll.-stesta - , ••trzar T),,
and r 1 • •••1g, - - t halt eat• '•••
ze4l In .my tither
Annual t:a,.h
••.5.5•1
.
Miscellaiteous.
AND
NEAR THE DEPOT
Of New York
) ,500,0(yD
HoME LIFE INg, CO,
of New Yi,rl;
MEIM=I
PL A N/N(: .1/1 L L.
Scroll Sawing and 4'urning
hoNE TO ORLF.ER,
cpatc,;.,•.N
v tilaze% of tole '!rotec tio
DER' Yn,,K,;;M /roll 11, 1 I
W. A. IA r, N , m I ; . •
(•ho,-eltN
f 41 tit• r
JUMP 1'o'1( . 1 , Holder.. .•u th., (
Plan. AA your ugh Uludoud:• I 0.••
tar, pa) no•+••• ‘,sll rk.• wi I • ~1". C.) .!,
cr.•ace Dividendg may N. addt.,l t.. the 0 10
and are n;•ver hr 11.,13 tha,n;cl,, pre•
mitilm+, hitt um) at st.t tinn 'l.• r „ nt. rt, d t r
OW; A.4,11t.
=en
J. B. S.NEAD
HMI ataV in Operation a ;al(
SA\V AND PLANIN&I M LI,
IN FitEEDOM, PA.,
}}acing the latest MI pr v c il machinery
filr the tunriubiciurt.
m - vm,c,c,3sl.3cw4Gr.
SID I , T(3r,
LATH, &C. &C.,
and h 3 no ivepured to attrrnl t the
building > h l ril3airing
Steamboats, Barges, Figs, &c,,
Keeping eonst sully On hand ty sn pV rior
quality of Lumber. This patronage• of, h e
public is respectfully solicited. All orders
promptly executed. taug2-1y
Iscollaiicolls:
This Cut .itusttatr., I
La
•
Fountain Nasal Injecto:.
DU
$'1,500,000
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instritpent
feet application of
DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REM=
It the o, Iv Inrm of tiny rnmet
will' wLi. t,
titt,ti•itt I Inn;:
ati l nit•
1114 I_l4 'lit I -
c I.tt an.l ~.•
::';s9 , tt),ouo
nuly r 1. • ..r - ,
Catarrh her,•till.iro ha- 2rz,ohlar_i II a
Rthtlity of ap.,lvth;•l..o•••
Chattibe , by !my i.( th. e,gl,,lar, n it
ot,ttit 1•• Itt . 1•1 • tt , • • :1 I
oven:mut: by 1.4,- ,t. ~ • -
thts is.tr • !,• ~! tho lilt,
.no snuffirig, loreinq or pl1:11 1 ,1t1t) L, 1 tt tect.trt
110.11-ti w 1 t••• It •.• • t•••• • •
IX/111011 01 UR, n t•-.1.f.. -•:r ,k • -•-
t' t . • -.0 lt • t t..‘ ••
triN 't !lows outfit 11 - ,;_•,,spssve must
e Full and expl 4 . it .;.•
ler Orli tltt It V 1,4 1 ••• • 111. r •
- •
attas.:6••• ••Csilil hi Ili , •
upphr,'
liyuiptottts
111 p,, It•at,,, , t.
;:.$3,:390,ut*
lit
lEEE
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Dr. 4.a_r•`r ('a.la r , Jt t•I
•rr!r Or. l•• r • ....
hot ti, of to
t o 00. • 0
lanirl
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a:1
Mil
° 9 rr
, wr '`a 7'
: 1;A X,
For restorinr. 4 . 1 , Gray
natural Vitaiit'T and CJ
. / /((4.: (tit,/ 1/• , ••q( •••1 .
h:.(r t titiCkeUt•d,
and baltiriess
~:••••1 I , v its us • ..‘u
tlio 11 lir iYll••rii th• ,
s•rovo..l. ••t• tin. ill 1-
(li caved; but sueli :1- 1
.
1.L:.•(1 :tc•ivi•y. •
()Chair 1- pr•Riti,• 1
fouling the hair \toil
merit, it Mill tt . cep
will 1 51
from turning gray or fa
consequently prev/.111- b.i: :
re:4oratirm of vitality it •._• •
sc.dp arrests :mil prevents ti
tint (if (I.indriitl. which .
••I(iitnly and oti-nsivo Free fn ,
deleterious sttlV tvhieh
•:.(ai• (I.ingoroas :111,1
hall". the Vigor 0:111
hene';',t 10 - tt h Lrrn it. If
•11 , •r••lit fit a I! DRES•-•
f,, 11 11.1
nvither oil ncir
not -nil white o.tinbric. •
hmi_t on ill , hair. it
1;,-tre..1:1•1 a •-r i.t(.1(11 p , rtoin
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aye- L
Ayer's Cathartic I'
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nair la anti Loin,
t.tio.,•tt, rt,,t.irt I.
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It. itrodnt," thu t'iret't 't .1 lil,• 11
}AW Pittl>l),C.Pasiou, :t Ltrt,'
'n proalure6 (.11•7. li,
ratll).
At. in.)ser Pill, Lax ono
prwnot.• r e lte‘e "•
il,t
re-t.. 14 -, the :Lepel ml • "
system. ittawol4, °Melt
ilm'aßgemeitt elt-t..
Spier:ll:ly well. often Mid , that t
PM"; makes him feel .lerttlolly
cleansing and , rent,v acing 4.1re.1. on :he
apparatus.
Dr. J. C. ArDAZ 4' CO.. Crartient
31.155., C. s. -1
FOR s'ALE BY ALL DBUGULSTS EVEILY
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