The Beaver Argus., April 10, 1872, Image 2

The Beaver Argus.
f. - WETAND. EDITOR AND MOrIIIETO tt
Beaver, Pa., April 10lhaS72.
IN our notice, last week, of the
liemocnitic candidates for the Gov
ernorship of Pennsylvania, we omit
ted the name of lion. Wiliam Mc-
Clelland, the member of congress in
this distlet. The Capt's Wends, we
will present his name to the
Demacratic Convention, and taking
into consideration the fact that several
of the interior Counties have already
instructed for him, they are eonfident
that that body will look favorably - 1
upon his claims.
JEwr.l.4,'s plurality fur Governor
or 0)6 kut I Q ,No; rruijority over
all 3 11 , 'Fla. Senate stitinls 11(-
publicns, 6 Democratse the House
stand,4l3l Republicans, 1111 Detno
crats, Republican majority on joint
:;ti, last year it was 24. The
Republicans elect sheriffs in six coun
ties, and the Democrats in two, Fair
field and Litchfield, The Hartford
anirant gives the following vote for
Governor Jewell, 46,386, Hubbard,
41,446; Gillette, 1,526; Harison,
TiE Evans investigating commit
tee seems to understand the art of
taking vary of No. 1, and our Legis
lators at Harrisburg are not tardy in
aiding them in so doing. When the
appropriation bill was before the Sen
ate, last week, it was found that a
clause had been inserted allowing
each member of .the Evans nrveAi
gat ing committee $:;00.nt) extra. Mr.
objected to this but it was
carried desnite his protest by thetol
lowing vote:
arooke. but tnl•'' Ira vlnrl,
I)-1 , Delamatvr. LI 11. Ftlidlny
.....Naru II ta
Nlntna,_
lintatt
N kr+ -Allen. liilhrzlelt. 11.1%
l'!.! adelptita. 1'•....U.1'11. W4lll
t. Wart.:.
T61.1-1(;i:\M from
fitted ..Ipril ::rd. says' Senatim :lle-
Clure, while not authorizing the
statement that he Will attend the
'incinnati Convention, commend- it
a- on. \‘hich every Itcpubliclui can
attclut with con,;4ktency, and one
t 1. kt may heemue a, supreme pet•essity
-aye the I,triy1 , triy fruin
(ieelare:l "the
sy-tt•twitir ostracistil of every to
itt.puillican ttio , e who
•••••elii 1.. control the national ;ithitin
i-tritioti, ,t -..ource of flit...eon]
in the party, ttnd that he w ill et
courage any meeting of Itepti .
that In-k. to the dethronertiont of the
orL,tiii7.lto.ri and-uric tleinort , tration
to the P1111:111( . 11..11ia vrilt a`,
t‘ ill compoi it to:1(.11,1r tlif.,t7t.ty anti
sueep-4 of the party, - rt•garill:-- of
per-on:11 inte•rest
I \ \
!"i. rtint.lN wi•rt• pri , \ ;dont
(Litliaging to th.• ~1
tur- Lotior.ps . au l l'alik‘cll, to Ihi
4 \t.•iit prollri.,l 1 th it
in th tt ht.dy throiezii a'rupti,m . t fid
I,riH•ry. y wcre
tecting thelr lionur and utlii iul ,h ll l4-
ty hy declaring that nay •51itaild
challenge and deneifill 'fit ininefie
Rh .
This ‘t Its a u i-t• alti,getli-
MIMI
et - propt•r tour , to ' l.llrille in the:
Sllit. 4 4llllVlltiy, 1 hc
Rs Legislature tooh the matter iu
hand aria in-titoted ileittiry in
re;zaril to the to pro
cure the elect iut, of thip. , hotiorahle
Sigmtnr.. Ninny Were x
in4.fl, ant Ow filet eslahli.ll(l-1
that nn 1.,•r ,- ; of flu , I,t.z . i•-.l:lltiri , ,
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are fußy -i•tfi , rtit iu Ilit. re-
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- cuntltlt , :tc(l, :mil the
104 , tinrotty priltt44l at I:tnzt• in tthe
1:1•011-A , nt•t.v-it:titt•r•••• Sovt•ral ‘‘t.t•ls
hr,t t 1•:1-411 by -lure tht• r•T•trt ,t 1
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p o tti.,( ) f c,rawfnni,:ind many
nthor , , it attf•THl that
( . ..tiv.'ll i(111 Whilt•
ti.• li-t ‘,l , lelc.r.itt , if Ncw pre
wit strnm , and leadircz ntrn nc (1/.11 -
rate:tynnsylvaflia ni, whit IN•hillil.
Si) or rho otht.r Stato-4, it may be :-aid
they tire si , ntiintz their tutt-4 pnitni
lit•nt St:lto-mien tttol citizen t i ti ,
vale , . Let Ni hat nasty bes'aitl, it \vill
enovvtlitit. of Itepublit-Jr: talcnt
au I itatritti-tu not to he th-pi-441 nor
t^” I -tittvernta: Curtin, it ii
(Apt eted, sill -yritp:t
thtze X\ Ith 1 he (InIIIZS iiitrlV nue tin
Thc re'tilt of it, tleht)enttittn, kill
fOr with ifltert , t. They notiv
. .
Lace an important bearing upon ttw
Philadelphia ir.aivention.
Pl - :()Fstplt IILNW; and the other
scn•ntilie men vonneeted with the
mittp:onion In , titute ant tht• Naylit
01,-.# , ..evatary thtve united in an inter-
e,tin ,, memorial to Congre,,,, urviug
the appropriation of izi, - ,n,p00 to make
an extensive and thorough prepara
tion for observing the transit e,f v,._
nus across the the snn, which «ilk
take place in 1874,and is looked upon
as the most important astronomical
event that has occurred for many
years. The last transit Was in IS7_,
and excittA so much interest in the
scientific world that several - Eum
pean Governments made liberal ap
propriations to enable their astrono
mers to take observations. The trans
it of ti. 7-1 will not be visible in this
country, and will be best seen from
the islands oftheSouth Pacific ocean.
It is proposed to send naval expe
ditions to thosepoints, awompanied
by scientific parties.
Is the New York Tribune of April
sth may ba found a le.-tnre on Jour
nalism delivered by Whitelaw Reid,
which would well flay perusal. In
his criticism on Arthur Help's new
volume of "Thoughts upon Govern-
Tricot" he utters words that deserve
the profounde s t attention of any
young man propnsing to himself a
futdre in !newspapers:
rany nut of the 'Press." he says. "enters In
to c!,,se anninee with tiny great political patty, that
part of the firers lose mach of tts infinenee; (or
dc
the pub desires the Pre.e to represeet Its views
told n and tines not delight in manliest ad
ocacy on behalf of political parties, Then comes
the question. what should he the relations between
the Press and the government. Before all things,
these relallons should not be slavish on either
side They should. if pOssible, be frjendly, and
at any rate should be jusf.",.
Thereat la y st we have it—independ
ent Journalism;—that is the watch
word of the future in the profession
and an end of concealments because
the truth would hurt the party. An
end of one-sided expositions, because
darpaging things must be allowed
only against our antagonists. An
end of assaults that are not deemed
fully just, but must be'made because
the exigency of party warfare de
mands them. An end of slanders
that are known to be such, but must
nut be exploded because it would
hurt the party. An end of hesitation
to print the news in a newspaper,
because -it may hurt the party. An
end of all half-truths and hesitated
lies. An end of Public contempt for
the voice that barks only approval to
Sir ( n - acIJ, and through all the busy
marts of trade and amusement, and
learning, and religion, keeps ever
barking only this:
"I am clog at Rely .
Prtc) cull me. W hose clog are )
Art end, as Emerson taught the happy
phrase, at once of official and offici
nal Journali.;na—that I , the boon
which to every perplexed, conscien
tious member of the profession a
new Declaration of Independence af
ords. (*toter it journalism expands
In a balanced and unfettered devel
( • 'tent; ee.ises to be une-sidtA in its
views, and to he distrusted even in
it, fact -4; becomes the master, not the
tool of party; tells the whole truth,
commands the , general confidence;
ceases to be the advocate, and rist-s
to it the jadg,,e.
Tut: committee on Public Land ,
reported it bill, on lai+t Wedne:ilay to
I. in the l'utt-ilay
bid' We conceiVe to
taw (41 the 1440 , 1 imporotrwe to this
oountry of any pro , entett the
?-0:,-h,11
the prai•iii..• of llonatitig•
Iluletie
-1:4It lee Itailruael VI
L. , 4 011 , .11,11'111 . 11i prt•Vah•ilt The
hill I tuvi le , 1111.11 all arable litink of
the 'tined 7,1.11/..; ...1 11 ,11 he re ' er\ - i ., 1
Irir actual not pro
hil.it the nratttin^ of limited
Jrties o 411(1(10 lonal
internai imprf),\enletik. The prv
priipti,n latct tire entirely rope: o.lli
I.y the Lill. and it N provillkl that
1.4.r50i- Li...ll:lug a bona line -zettlenietit
on tile. Ifotnesteall
lain,-.111111 :li .. .quire 11 vit.:toil rnzlit of
property in theirclniirn,whiell i-an on
ly hi. ferit 101 l I.y thcir tallur;.toelini
ply \v itll the condition-. of th(•,!am... -
['here 1- a -,erkible provkiori
in..: the clau-e' of the 11Cinie-10.11(1 v
1.‘11:1(•1.1 -hut- lit MO)
niel a+l , l comfort to the rtel.ellion
front the pr, ivilrgi•-• lit.
Hair. thrigirratTelt•vraph
i-t and .Itiantio Cable man, da3l nr
Tue-day evciiiiirri2nd. in t. at hi , rii--
idr•nco in Nii•a' York . . lit' di.rrn
tidniiiited ar
and
-inipture iii rurope, in which it lii
ranii• Init a prii'd•li•nt. While
"f thy lin•ratury (.1 (In•
dt:-.1;_711 in the l'llivt•r-ity nr
1,r,, In 1 , ; - .In ci.:nl,lvt,-1
f , ir electric tele;2,-nipli
in,. In 1, 1 I • un a till
tottkin;:. tti.pronriati , ror the eon
ruct km of the first tektizraitli lint
from llttitintore to \Vll , ltington. In
1\ 1 1:ty It-11, ?lie wort; tlanpleted,
tt ont--tort• -ont. Mor-ft . - , y-tteni
tetittlzrttpliingt proved tiv it
.% eNtory n a tion in the worltl
, ton;zlit II.) hint It , lflOr Ily1 • 1111 -
fOrrin',Z "II 11 . 1111 Ilii`olll`. 111111 orit.trs;of
titi itotiortirintii
I-y ti n n.t-
iEm ilf icStilllolliill
iri,:ll , --',111:ili ; 911 in wltii•!t Ili . - ill
‘va-, hr•l(l. Ile (111" I ut th.•
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IMIIM
thole_th it look:that way. Atie•ricaris
ar y ~pen fr ) ( . 011 i1"1 . 11011 11J‘voys, hut
110 't 11'1)111 iron-clad iirgiimetib. The
tioly Nl . ay to meet that sort of talk is
sending a fleet of torpedo boats
out to the Azores to give the titlieers
a re—t aft r t-heir reetlit silecessfill es
1 \ the ni \t
i..ti t- Lig !Wally
th aiwitint ‘viii.n it
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N(•rt• tiv;th I ;1- ch.t:tt 1 ,
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formur
nntlin,tl pro
^r,,, (71 ti.l' t,,witry tlurin lltc lit,t
ten .% \‘:tn ex I nn. , rdin.try itt;(l la 1 -
4r,~r:.llrlril
IT xvill ht• i , ut a t tint. nou
th,i) , ,i:twal ,tter' 1%, bt• "4.. t 111
pre-erit appe:ivaricf.
[Aare will Inr ably u national tick
et"; in the tit-14, viz, the otne t 9: bk.
nominated at Cincinnati on the ist
and the -Pcottil one at Phila
delphia on the :411 1,1 Jun e . It i,
probable that Juthze Davis of the
Ctuted states Supreme Court,. and
ex-( ;overran - Curt in of Pettne4y va
it-la will he a oilitettctl a, tht• tin,t
n , inurllelace,anel I (*.rant and
Viet. Prr-ident Coltax renominated
at the latter. Should the-,e
ihencoiniakie the two ticke tt-, the Ito
titieal will he unfathomable
fur a while to a large number of well-
meaning voters. Under these;circum
stances we advise everybody to keep
cool, read the political literature of
the day closely,and watch the course
of events between now end the gath
ering of the chits in May and June.
There is no denying the fact that a
good many Republicans of western
Pennsylvania have turned their eyes
in the direction of Cincinnati, and
like Greely and his Tribune will ex
tend to the comVention to assemble
there in May their sympathy, and
its nominees their support.
—A membej of the Reformed Pres
byterian Church who was summon•
ed as a petit juror, asked to be excu-
Fed on the ground that it was against
the doctrine of his church to co-oper
ate with the Government, as it does
not acknowledge God as the author
of national eristance. Judge Blitch
ford excused the juror.
—Professor Watson. the astrono
mical detective, claims to have dis
covered another planet. Wed() not
know how many planets and aster
oids he has already discovered, but
quite enough to convince all sensible
celestial bodies that there is no use
in hiding any longer as he traces
them up and is sure to find them.
The widow of Meritt, the man who
was shot by the insane American,
Dr. Miner, in the streets of London,
has received more than $5,000 in.sub
scritpions from sympythisers. This
we presume, may be regarded as one
good, resulting from the recent in
dignation excited In England against
America no the Alabama question.
—timall-pox must be getting very
had in Chicago. The newspapers get
so enraged when it is mentioned.—
When the present epidemic of small
pox 'in Philadelphia was at its worst,
the journals of that city would im
molate at once any man who dared
to say any Philadelphian had even
a dictionary containing the word
small-pox.
—The calamity at the Lackawana
breaker at l'arbondal, Monday,by the
breaking of a plane, has resulted in
the death of a boy named John Pal
mer, Weighmaster Dwight Morse
and John Clarke. James MeLaugh
-fin-,' w-ben he felt the structure giv
ing way. jumped over the side and
laude over a hundred feet distant
in a pile ofcoal tkrt, without r veiv
ing any injury.
—"The Spirits" in Corrinna, Me.,
have told a man that there is a mine
of quick silver under his house. Ac
cordingly, ‘vith pickax and drill he
is digging for it , and so he has
been f or two yea - t\+, so industri
ously that lie has entered the bowels
of the land to the depth of sixty feet.
Nome argue with him on the folly
and N 4 ante their wing ; sonic laugh at
him ; hut Mill he dig's and digs, poor
fellow' What a pity it is that the
earth is not so construct( it as to make
such fully impo-4-dble —we mean, of
cour-,e, that (.4 the earth oWII
- Ity 11 M:titio 111.1111:w.
Dr. k, that hi. k
fri...a for .1(•Itt. The na
tivt•-• art• houtitiftil provitlor-1, but PX
tremply f"iartin2 MINI pay-day
cornt-; and, having ex hatt..ded the
Ox now taking
po,st. ,, init of hi. Tht•theory
is ink ninu~, and \‘o• the Izond
,l,R•tur nlOll-441. anti COITIC
1):1:•k• in I IP . -Arne heat wit It good
rthor, ..1 farm.,
though hard! in for the . prt.s
ent laurtato , to opletir.itt won
dia-ful I'vpot. in Irk limpid, in..l
-
—.‘ t which
i.; hiit ititert-1 beori
yn:i, , ;t )1 . r.
(If the rwk vxc;tv:Ovd
I,rstiliway partly miller the Convent
of the Sister of Sion, higellwr with
Warr( 1 , ;1 ,, a;Ze and the newly
iunil aqueduct, which were part of
the :men nt system of ohtainimr
ter from the north. Mr. Schick has
also iiisci.vereil n sermul serieF. of cav
ern-, a little east of thee previously
and li Is !wide a -ketch if
CMIZI
thy ntr)re than fifty
f-rincrly -;uppliefl
cril • \vim Li en to An
na 1 rit•kin , wl, , 41y-; j 4 rapidly (1))-
v).1))11in),); nia-ell lino way)+, whivh,
tinfurtlinately:ar))not manly, nut on
ly say.i the vvry line;
of 11).1 . fitot. %von- intlesihle and cold.
t titit rectignizi• ill the Hard
jaw, rt-alo).), eye, find pall iii fata), the
attractivt) huh) girl that tool; the
world 1)v -torn) a few ..1)))rt ytars
-lie ;;rowing old
at "))), y, l 1111.Icr yrar, of 11).1) .;11).
awl I-) -)ettl)4l in her
niantwr-, ns if 'ra.
amuld ;L,Snraii, iii•wifi.,)f
.\ ti,pt of iron-clad.
i- •.tittion..ll at the .Izores to
await ri•-•Ult of tlit. A Inu
Wt• de) not that
.1 , 0111 Itnll (11!1 ..(1 fooli,h
1 , ) la , ran thin iltd/v
thr art at Yanitt•e nat ion into a hack-
-111 the cal,inet itieetipv Earl
letter in reply toSecrola
ry I'i-h w.i.4 read. 'rht. pntieulars
• the letter vannot Lc a- ,, rertaitted. It
kkttuwn, however, from a roll:1111P
•tnrrrethat tin. letter from Fart I:ran
ville in the etrirleter of ;In elabo
rate ar,:ttruent :I:2;aitd the clnifti-4 of
tle [lifted .estate- for indirect Murat
gem. ()Lir leivernment %t ill adhere
I
1.1) t, sulailittingit.:- entire
ca-e,el,,M is for indirect' or cotietltien
t danhuge- included, ith a %All
liwites-, abide ley the (leci-ion of
• tlm-e (le-i;znated by the - treaty to ef
feet an adjte.trw•nt of; the difference
between tLe twocountrie,..
111 F.Olllll
read a more conitortable lessagita
ting prediction than this: Alphonse
Adhemar declares that the earth is
coverell by a deluge once in ten
thousand five hundred yeur.4. Ile
reasons it out in a way which forcibly
impresses us, albeit we elu not in the
least comprehend it. All we know
is that a gigantic polar glacier, by its
di-ruption, overwhelms a hemis
phere ;" and to wake matters com
plete, tin. world is simultaneously
overwhelmed at each end. But, as
this is flat to klippen until A t, 72:13,
we and it' , impossible to get up the
least excitement on the subject.'
HERE AND THERE.
tie:,t
\\ • t. OM not knilW Wiwi] M ruiVE
Forty - Second Congress.
SECOND SESSION.,
SENATE April I.—The Joint com
mittee resolution toAged a colossal
statue to Admiral Ilitiragut was a
dopted. The ease of Abbot who claims
the seat from .North Carolina, was
postponed on account of sickness in
the family of Mr. Carpenter who de
sired to take part in the debate. A
bill was introduced authorizing salas
of timber on Government lands in
Wisconsin. A resolution was offered
directing the Secretary of War to
make a report concerning the op
eration of 'the eight-hour law in the
armory at Springfield as compared
with the former system of ten hours;
it was moved to include the Rock
Island armory; the amendment was
accepted. and the resolution adopted.
The Indian appropriation was taken
up and debated, but the Senate ad
journed without action.
llbusE.—A petition for -1,000 Cali
fornlaus was presented, praying fx)r
the passage of a sixteenth amend
ment, giving suffrage without dis
tinction of sex. Thir civil rights bill
again came up, but action on it was
prevented by dilatory motions,whlch
consumed the remainder of the
morning hour. Mr. Meicur moved
to suspend the rules and pass the hill
repealing all laws giVing portions of
fines and penalties to informers in
internal revenue cases, which was
agreed') to and the bill passed. Ad
journed,
SENATE, April 2.—Nothinz of in
tereset occurred.
1.1( l'S E. —A bill was passed making
it tifklawful for any Register or Be
ech* or surveyor of Public Lands,
his W'ffe or clerk,to locate or purchase
any eruct of public land, or, act as
agent for the purchase of real estate,
or for the location of lands for any
person. A resolution wits reported
and adopted denying the right of the
Senate to originate a new tariff' bill,
and moved to lay that bill on the
table. The House then considered
the steamboat bill for some time, hut
without disposing of it, adjourned.
SENATE, April 3, —Both Houses
adjourned without transacting ally
business of importance.
:SENATE, April I.—The Commit
tee on commerce reported a bill for
ship-building. It provides., fur the
payment of a drawback equal to the
duty on timber, metals and all other
materials used in the construction
and equipment of vessels all kind-,
built in the United States and em
ployed exclusively in the trade with
foreign countries; and in C:15(1
can material is used in building such
vessels the Secretary of the Treasury
is to pay a bounty eiuivalent to I In
duties imposed on similar material
or articles of foreign manufacture
when imported. Executi ye ,a;
adjourned,
1101' , 1:.—Resolution of vondoie
went On the death of Prof. Mor , :e
were adopted. The stt amboat gill
wa. then pased.
StiNATE, April - - ).--The I lou-e hill
for the relief if ii)ettlers iin ioill
lands in lowa under the liomeite.l.l
art, was passed. 'rile Indian appro
priation bill al -4) pas)iie(l.
till \tunday.
I 11)u-4:i—A hill pasi-ellatiltiririzin-..;
joint entry by pre-emption 'tittle...-.
The bill to pay the sailor -1 S marine
who t i le-itriiyttl the Ai (llama thi it
pr17..1. Money Int,sed. The army lip
proPriation hill Wa- , :11111.•11(led trod
I I;it• 1 one
the Vainieroulun Clast;tion the
are IMAM,II**II F. cprurry
01 the Pe ylvaitlu Lcul.intare.
II -Tilt. It ,
party in thi
a vote of tititt,ood. unili•r i•o-A rid
a faction that c.itinot : , nut - 1 0"
V I l l'h c t
lion is in the fart that tilt,- faction --
called Canicron all o• dirot•ted by
!•iifolk eXporiolo•ed,
Whhichlll., and told tog - ctlier hy in
tt..rest tit putiiic p.itron.i ; 4c, a rtionop
013 , w loco Loth StAti• rttronio_rc
anti
hinv Niiirly every
wan in tlic ~:,1:1
;toil i•vcry
1- a Canicro
ilitift; and all Nt lo) n,.1 in I I !II • rt•
intvrpsteil itt pulilic.v.ork., tut , ,
of , ortie kind. The inter.-t-
of the Csciieral tiovernitiont arc not
here it; in NoW York,h;lt
yet Silirh'lOll‘ to ,liclatc I,,trty
merit , of Ow Adinini- , r.it ion ,
any t.tt
111.1 d,• titiNolo tt party
lint-,-Ltt, in thc casc I M 'hire,
the now Mate !-;etiator ft - ono
atli.lphia.
white:ut L i k en lit protior
I,, u piti ng of the tlici State.
way licslapA f , w to the
1-‘t ifrunninpzilu I, t.tture 1.1.4
yc,ir: The it , rat of 1, ntih printing.fr
itt-tati , c ittnoutitc,l
' , Tic , .iai t,9, , ; ti.loks:7:z2,T. l. 2.:o;plc;tcr:
and f ililcr- N.% 1 .-
freight
ni.ikiwz a
fin I,', I - , -
t 11(
=BM
half th , 4 -4tim :11.0n , prist11.41 by thi.4
-la:tire to lati.ln• s.•hools.
Bon.try ittoll of the -stmr
clittruct,.r tholi•gli! t aniounts an.
smaller. 'rho rtrular stationery
tor the I ions.. and Sonar: ,
anntunt.ttt t,1:,1 s those
hills the meitittors wort. imitt 5P19,7'13
-; for extra pay .: stationery,et v.' and
t (.lerl9i'-t•iq' the tm p.m!
i.:7,5113 (it for , skationery, fuel, (r.,
m a king a eonthrigt.nt I..xitt.nse tti $77.-
7,12 tV.I. If only; one -tin trier ;if t
was for stationary, the ‘vholo Hut!
on this actstrinOva.i :t \-
there are MI M.111i,(41, this tyoulil
\**• e:11'11 I , Tll' 2:t in pens, ink,
and paper or NV hirh an industrious
ratan night u.se -.5 . 2i) worth. Every
.11.partm....nt of the I i. l Vl`llllloflt 11!'-
111;_f , Uppiieti in the siitin.
manner, the Stale ism t raet.s for sta ;:
tionory must be ‘% ell worth itavin.•,
r. ;01). Borg - nor, CM - lit - matt of the
Beputtlioan Committt.t., is
the inimodinte beneficiary. Such an
amount of stationery requires a t.or
rt-sitontling outlay for Isostingt.., and
th.• ch.trvt., for po-t
-tge amount to .1i:11.1912n, which sum
tilso passes Ihrough Berznor's
hands. Those rhguros are 11l enor
mous, and Iht Mate (loos hot stiffer
very holivily,but tho showiing - is shg-
Wile:int a. in.liratim; the system by
which the ptilthie Is matte to furnish
the int.ans for continuin44 the Camer
on rule. 'This system isstYpnlenietitt-ti
hy a ritgoroti , xat ion of plarcs,overy
otths. in the Commonwealth ha virhg
to Ite.tr its apportiuntal hunit•n. -
peT).:VS but fir Wililtt•V‘T fair} (I , l' the
Clan rimy h.ivi4 to ,•iirry on'.
po‘vi.r of
;lino/ably for yilirs unilor in• nl,lO
leafier, (,in harJiv he my re ~tirnare I.
)ppositinn, rirely undertaken. h-s
, frerusilisl. It
this which excited sucligetn.l:ll intf'r•
e.t in the ni.itle• •, 1.
in tin. I VIII 1- , wi.tlait, I )i--
I r:t.t. : \ nil thi• lwar
ty s.iii.sf:irtion in his final triumph is
t•xpriszsill I v oin. fnrnitila urt Pvi.ry
hand: "It is Ow ‘%orst hlo%i Lon
ertiniiins ever reel
The which enables defend
ft; an certain eriminal cases to tes
tify in their own behalf. has Iwo
silzneti by the I iovernor. It providtls
that in the trial of all indictmeg'ts
eomplaints and other prceedin4s
ai.rainst Peron; Vharged with . the
commission of erimes or otTenses ttt
above the hide of misdemeanor,
any court of reeord, of criminal jurZi
d iet ion, the - person so chare•ed shah,
at his own request, but out otherwi,
, hie deemed a competent witness, bit.
his nt-dect or refusal to testify sINI
not create any presu pt ion aga4t
him, nor shall any reference be oiloe
to, nor shall any comment be made
upon such neglect or refusal by cod -
sel (luring the trial of the cause; gip
rith d that this act sltd,ll not e. ter4lo
the trial of any persOn for an indPt
,ir
ment for perjury or forgery.
Shocking Catastrophe at 61111.
• raliar—Loss of Eleven Lives—A
Series of Calamities.
A terrible.eatastrophe occurred on
the morning of the Bth instant, on
board ttie British screw-Trigate,
mine, which resulted in the deatii,by
d rowning, of two sub-lieutenants and
nine seamen belonging to that ship.
It appears that morning on ordinary
seaman named Felix Bichardson,
fell overboard from the `main-top,
mast cross -trees; the. ship wits going
Rt theXte of ten knots at * the time.
The getout! cutter, in charge of Sub-
Lieutenants Jukes and Talbot, and
with a creW of eleven men, was at
once dispatched, and the vessel was
brought to the wind on the starboard
tack; she, however, drilled consider
bly to leeward and so lost sight of
the boat. At half-past eight as a
heavy sea was running and there was
no sign Of the return of the boat, all
on board began to feat uneasy: steam
was got uP and the Ariadne went in
search, sighting the missing cutter
about ten Wclock, pulling before t h e
wind and sea. When within about
three hundred yards of the boat, the
anxious watchers saw the crew at
tempt to ,tei•r for the ship, %Olen
suddenly 11..11f2aVy'SPri struck her,and
she capsized and was swamped im
mediately. The heavy sill prevent
ed the A riadue, a very long ship
from being steered close to the strug
gling men, and the first cutter was
accordingly mantled. To the horror
of every one this boat, as she was ! e.
ing lowered, stove In,the officers and
men being precipitated into the wat
er. Two °ulcers and eleven men were
struggling in the water alongside the
ship, anti a similar number some
hundred yards off. No other boat
was available,and life-belts,gratings,
ropes, and„ in filet, everything that
could be got hold of, were thrown to
those near the ship, and they were
all fortunately rescued, exi.opt the
man who wns killed by getting un
der the ship's counter. Attention.
which had been temporarily diverted
was now again turned to the:unfortu
nate officers and men of the other
who were one by one seen to
be swept exhausted 4uto the , ea, un
til only five were left. The A riadne
Was then backed stern full speed, and
brought within reach of the surviv
ors, three of whom were taken off
th cutter, and one swain to the ship
from a spar to which he had clung.
And now came the most heartrend
ing scene of all. The fifth and last
survivor had managed to float along
-.A., his hand had grasped the beat
falls, his safety seemed in all human
probability :mired, when nature, so
long and sospverely tried,colild hold
out no longer—his strength faibsl
!din and he fell back into the sea. -
Not yet however was he viven ulc
hy ltis !,rallant enniradeq. Mr. Ellk,
it:wain.anil one of those who have
lived to tell the tile Of the illfated
captain, spranfz into them . ner and
swain to the:is-Ist:nice of the tiro wn
iter num. Ho supeeefloil in vettiwz
hold of hint. and had liroinzht hint
aloin:side, when he Mr. Ellk was
-truck by a holt on the side of the
shit , which was; rolliii dreadfully,
and partially stunned, he wa. ohlhz
"I to let Lro his hull in order to save
his Own life, and the sailor perkheil.
In all eleven wen were lost.
Flnrn'ln' Inwrrnre . l
Danger to the SUPCelli% of the Ite
pistil tea ta part v iu l'etto..l . ls a -
la like!, to re.iult from Riot:
lisinsozentelat.
'rho Executivo ('ull] niittee
1):,vt• u'redPrt ikon in ei‘lthe
iii.tHrity GT Of thP (11'10fn0/ \OM
1..) intl . ( I!I OW lOt h 14i
11 1, 111illati011.4, \VIII, poll er
:tl tho ~, tine time to cast the entire
itet,nl , ll , -an vote of Penn.' Ivttnia for
nioi Vice Thi.
!ie• -4•01,e of tins •,,uthority,
whit the colotnitteetuswinsto Lrive
I,y,
-ay :1 rior/.4.11 of It in ENI(4I county,
to ratify the action.of lh.ir ina. , 1,7.,
\vho for the prevent, tire \‘',,rl: int!, the
interior toachinery of the I,:irty.
hatever opinintili the Itepti,li, ;In-;
of thi• ,ev‘ entertain
on the t i lietitate Convention
i- to declare them (-nthusio-tically in
ravor 111, , rv;ntlitl.th- In wr 0 ,...
to viii' it may 1.1 . ,,n , 1inwe, ( . 11
Ihe (I,l*vites \vlietti it Tii.lV
vote C..r tiu nI. Thi- NA ill pre,ent the
I . ‘ Il 11 eritt 111 , 2 : -. ..uctilC/I' (Jr PeIII) , y va
nia allbrOkist: crow in
the National l'otivention, anti vot
a , ct unit at the diehition, it way I.a, „ 1
111,11 in till'
tioll. VIP
Ittei he-en tt)
whmt) thr ret.t . ..-4.lttation ni hilt-,•
vi e kv, tti t ty ..tlf,/, be (•,,Ittitiell,
••••:,taht ( ttil ttnt:t,n, hy tru.-
.Hr i ty. Is t„ uurkl a„ttrattet•
hy the a itttointificitt. e
ple(tHral tick( t.
thy • hi.
ii i:it. 1.1
ion, it r,.
!train. 1“:-
t ,I‘.• -
MEI
till 1 , .11"t . %, 1 ,, !),((
11,1,
I ' I Ti r,
111( 4 h. r ‘‘ ili
i,, i'i'i. N;tii-11-
„i
\\-L a t Ilit'y w(,(11 , 1
(li, i it
\V I,' I. ,I ri(quir. , a
vrry ( , I
s it woulgi
r, \: cc
.
icy to clopowt.r It
nti..ll, in :Any w,ty
it till . iol ~1 ,t.vt•r:ll
c re , ,11...tri. I. in right tont
. t.) r , nr,- who
-11:.1! I. pi. ':lt \ - In
N.tti 111.11 i- ilo.:trine
hivh hat. 11.1 ln c 1 1 e r t•itiler
1 / 4 ":" It Y ,
..n.l utterly
repn , r...te ;I- .I..ihlienit
..1 lie ju-t rU:hts of tLI.
~!.. if Ilse:' rlKt,f. can ho (till;
rt. '.riolt..(l, lii may heal(jeetell
fu.::cer litnitnlU.T..., or denied :din-
The Convention
floe, nclt represent tnt('
1 i nr, but the rtn.l (tic tiection
Io hot h the iteuple's
inalienable ri;zht. Their chniee fcf
.1.th....7.1te 4 to the Nation:ilC , aiv..!!tion
need , by the
1 h , H . Anti
we thnt ell ry
:Oh ulict t.) .11.•
I Lind:inf . tht. }1c.1)1,!,, i :1 a urt clc ),
1 11 1 1.:Icrpr..olpt Ty and
xt. , A.,,t1;(1 till.
:.not -:r.•ll:4lliattic
',all V.
I ‘,‘
filitnitgiii;z W. ,
ltar
ty. .fr • ; A.: , lit ul , i , n -offuririf2;
:in.
; 1 ; 11 ,. y :in.
tt ith I.•s . and 1,111-0-I , Ciili d
11
thoy ti,t I , iii
:41 tho darizt.r
tclti,.ii y party to
1/(.5.-‘t nt HI" f•lPctioti . ., in this Stitti
!H.\ t ;Ali;
1 t o iv Iv this h
I..)A.nr in tile S'n!", \vloe.
cour•—• in i'•e t e!..etion, i- not yet
(ictcrtititA v, .11c, in thiiir
c flitclit, with thc pri•-ent drift (!f
political tthil,:igoftwilt in l'Ptur-y I
viinia.;tre rp,t in a mood tr , he
teal hy Lein tnifl that the nr.ttler i.
alt arranged, and that tlwy will he
efunia•ilcd to vote for the predeter
mined, or "-et up" candidates.
They do not under such c"lnPul
sion, and.not wit 11 ,- - - tanding the stronL:
hold which Pre, , hlerm i Grant ha- ulnae
the contilten• e of the . peophi he ni:iy
he ur 131,10 to 0/I.oln through alit
plare- , :eekeri who may
get a ph,ce I,n local tickets. Th
sehn„ol ina,ter has been ahnod
..,onie..tinif , in the old Key.4torit`•
profe-zszional politician: will flail ut
iv•rhap, nit till, after they Int
hroket; (ln\•n the Reim! )!knit - part,
that they must consult the pouple if
they would get their wntiqencemict
1 their suffrages.
I li
=
IEiM
th.it tiv•rf,
ORTHOGRAPHY.
E
- If woexamlno the sounds represented
by tho consonants, wn shall find that,
some of thom can not to prolotiked, awl
that they escape with the breath instant
ly. These crop, b, 1:, d, 1, and g, as in.
gln; and represent a class of sounds
exp/oSivex. Tho souudsi repre
sented by J, I. in; 7t , r, ng, Bh, Z , a, and v
can. be prolonged, and aro, therefore,
called continuous sounds. Again, there
aro what aro called cognate consonant
sounds or elements. These sounds dif
fer principally in the /miter - la/ of which
they are made. They are predated by
the ,auto organs, but one has some vo
cality while the other Is only breath. To
make this more clear, I give below a ta
ble o t the cognate elements so arranged
that they stand in pairs;
1. That ofp ampltat , .
•.! That oft, to but, j Is t% nilIN that.
That or 1 . la fan. t
4. 'I hat of r In Va.. I . 0 3 euhvotut.
Or Ih In Ii ti , llt as 11Spir.11e
a. Th it of Ut la thaw. 1 1.,.41).-til)via'.ll.
7 That of rto ti,t. t audilinate.
'That of dill I . I, a rillSio,ll
TILa ut t ut I all a,larat ,, .
lo I ii,t , ,!yth cur. ,la a
That urn It ta,
II 'llia( of :A 111 .111 p, 1 is an an,rll,lli
That of zla .17.111 a. )Is a onhvoi..-.11
It will be (Jbser%ed that the vocal or
gans are in nearly the isame position in
making the sound of p that they are in
making the sound of b, the same in f as
ill fl as iu I, and so MI. tiuute or
these cognate e:eniems are eon founded
I , y some races, especially those repre
sented by b and p and t, and ,L They
are, also, ronfounded by seine Euro
peans in their first attempts to speak
English. Fur pull they say be//, fur ilain
they say ((fill, and the reverse.
The elements are also clttssitied With
regard to the organs With which they
are uttered, or formed ; and r„ p, f
and r are called labials, because tiny are
("ruled x% ith the lips; ;',2,? and ng
arc called nasals, because they are formed
ut the apertures d the wise;
sii . azure me called let tai'.,
lit-can-a! they art formed x% ith the tooth ;
and I , 4, / and r called gutturals
I,,oause they are lormed nt tho throat.
of these setul to belong in a de
gree Co tWi, Nfor 11/stittivv, in to
av Wtql as nasal. 1 t a ill he ob
served, too. that the labial sound of 1 , ,
Ow dental of ti, and the guttural ul g
each has a slight nasal quality.
fu relation to the sounds represented
lly el, and!, as in I will state that
some authors claim that they are com
pound eteuientg, awl that ch is equal to
plus and that , equal to LI plus :h.
I.AL rtll inns tact and to
iii•rhitlis a 11.) , ,el hut, that IL
L.) proi, , Unt e au aspirate and a
stithviiii.:ll in the ',tine ,yllatile. If we at
pronoiiii..t. vow Lltlatl II
the a...,i)irato Will
stlilV.. • • I III(' N110V.'..11 Will
4S1)11 . I,r 11 is
11 , ,t at all ditti , ti;' i• , It,
Wt 3 tr,'
We that, I' %1I• 11l Ll , t.
tu
thAr t., .• • Li.. , 1
alLelir, "...It'll .1
c01111,111111.1 , ,11 1.• (Id I 11.
s eit h er rf . l
either apt or he. , )ilies either
..r uks.
I. lt.lllll/), i n hi • Trilllllll3r,lat,
0111: I.— 1., t.:at re.l HII.. to lru
111.111 . f. 11 1 •1111.41.1: `.• •. th. 1111111.. T 1.1 4 .1 1•
an. at lea.: till.— thk,
11 .. 11 I.1112 . 1.1.1:4 1. . I uuur,, I. r.•
1111111. L.lll t. art;
• the pr,..l•smr,l : 111. , III•, llit•piu •
r 11 , In ; l,• , ; I t't.•l It, uI .I anil
ither are thc. I. 1114/1 - t.
V111'441 111411 t:. • I. .!1 ' lll4 .
1 111 (lie \U , •1.1 ' • : :11111,!,
till: WA A A: - jA,1,11A:11111 - 1,1
.. ..1•1111c11 .lEtt • lllpt pr.,-
11 ,, 1/111:i • It 3, I • Hit` • • , ;11:11Ai 0:AIL
CA. 113, nI ' , II:, • •.% . 1Al • A ',I.
Ag.Liii, In -11,
di I . i i
Ili)11 , In I
‘,1:;
.re•
Ih , •lr 11 ;1.:.1.11,
t!”. ./. 4,r ~ 1,1
( ,• 1 1/.
!I : , .1i , ..Zi1t•,•11 111• I " ,,
flll4
tilt• I
I4•1[11.1141:1 1. , 4 . 4 :4• 1 , 1 , .144M14 I• 41 111
IS\ I 4 .yi1.41•1,,,,t, 111,104, N, 11. 4 .441-4 cr•1%444-
• .1. e•l' 1,41 I,.titt the
.•I t... • aroi
I.
1 .1,11,11, I L t Caln
t ,•I
I
1.1 , 11.1111 tilirll . 4ll y. , -
‘•3l , * HI Ith
j 1 ,4 • t• 1 t•
H , t
I “Itilo:11,t1.,11 , , .l?
t•.\1',111: t!J,•I.t,
111 , IA
~. 11111
1 .1% 111 , 1.l•,11
4 , ..•r4•41. 1 4144
4 : •11!
..
! ..,1 1 / 1..1 i,i a .1. tit'',
.et7'll/1 . , „ l l e,ii flee
. 1/ (to
ir,•
;.,,,;,, nl, ,i; l . P/i lii ueld yglit
I . 1 1
;01 , 7n u,.;( 1:1" awl Ilia/ Ilr, it
(*el lot Nrile 81 . 0 , 1hiS rr,, Will'
lIMIZEI
r
NN ;
II t lt
pin!j linurly, mid '
t 11 , 0 - mg (he loonixonost (out hest
\, :ill .111: • 1.
/1!//f/t,I ,570,•4 . 1. (HiAii in tilt' Irrn
1.111'.:1111:41. tr Uhl'. I t, I' Itundi-vd :%I•.kr , , 1 fliffi krepimi nothing but the hest
t _;Ili :-.• 7th chapter
ti - ri (11) , ,( , ' ( . 11(1 guaranti ring one
w it i•f•:l,',l In ‘VN
and In t , doin tht• Itihia, prirlS to hl as lOW (1$ the lowest, tee
al—, •
art ~ ' utilise,( that we ran make it lathe
/II rante by t,
•
tat tl• .1, ;art I ble. , wan N% ittl• rex, nj im,•rhusers to look ;/[rough.
da.., and ahr,irk.n t•l•afd hu.; and tnaet ottr In . itrrt )naking their xpring
apti hr . ‘ rc waq mycol.
II yeq,it,.. Ai, I Rr . c , l ~arn,. d c,itat un d 1./Percher..ti.N. To close hullers at whole
tin 411. nen, Ir, d • v - in 11414 - Tlfon , 4•ll, and ! pfir, ten run ofrer .none xpeeig/ infiare
thei
,
‘l.,till; .• , ua t.bci,•ol . w ! r " )r " . Q f the 11:114..'41
.11.• I.
11 , .1, 1
IBM
7'./„r/ tl , —At• t-,,..:1•1,1,1atin,.• of ray tie
I;IItHE'S 811.1 the
wynde, hlev.tvat ; upon that Loess
and at I. II and _ rv.it %%a, the fall of it.
,\) 1.
y dif.(l r, I•t4 , Tyitrinle laved it
r par' • i awl the
!al:tanning. aal ,attaturar...;
has taall.l/111' , 11 Nt• T , ••taciorit Nt a.
111,t p , ,1,11•••ht..1 .a and it really
I. , ittitlatt•at Jame.' tr.uosla
tluu -ou r i a hia‘lt ap
peared att 0;11. '•.v. La alislatioti
or the all ti.,' .150th lho slitilP
/IMO Ihitt 1110 kW Ver , ton ,11,1,
alial ha, , Psalms as ...till
I. L in,•,] in i; , 1, , t (!nriltllc,rl l'rave•r
now 11:ot hy ;:;•• htirch
till. . I L ill the
I prt.sitint• M , ,ln • 1.1 ":it• iz—dorn
,sl.• s Lovt „r
,11 -AI, Chey
that I.t hi ,
f . “ 1" he r{c': , 11:11
/, 1,1 ,•,; ,• In a , ; n;
(111 th.• t,•cit.N of
1r. , 111 !TIN' text, ..ii:%t:tbfr , 4l , with a
ti. t•
In
Inv tra. (11 , 19...5it0r
..f.w 1.• 111..11 111, 1 r....f
-rt.:1110r elq‘a/k, OW an in l •
I 1 r ,11111 Mad."' " iti tlil .
~f Inc , 1.0;1
t r rilitit .1: ! !111 INN,t
!!! t,l
1 . i. 1111.le II ,
rt •••••( ill, NN ill happril
4.Nrti Ha! \ Cr% % ,, •I
r.'zll'at , ' , lll. a prw,:illlz
1,1,1 I..yr
.\ 1,1.11 7. 1,:1-t Tut
(141 y rte- , . ' 1•...,..,1, u a tanner of
ce.n.ty, Ky., 101 ruerly
IZectur of the op;i1 church, shot
a negro tutineti k tged About
tA% only yrar too t ing thirteen hurl:-
,h(,t in his I ,n 1.. Tin. liozro -ran
onf•hundr.. , l yoril:- and 1 , 11 when
TernHo \rent npto hints ttttht Hinz
7.1 e I) f the gun to hil•headataililischarg
ed the othur borrt.l ;Ind blew lii,
,•. Luting 1 Silos w. 1.,
twain- out. Teni pie was arrested and
frnar2otc.l
•
tritql at ,Patlucali on Friday and sat- •
urday. '
, , 1. , )" , •
lxiii"w r
h i wt4l „ that NOTICE to CONTRACTORS..
Smit,l ”af, tleP!) Fill litgyt, , a t Vi'lll-
Sealed Propt”lmile4
plt•'s liou-e an I while kindling tint s ,
io hi. ilat_.;:•hter's 1 , (1111 1 he u-4.41 some I‘..l.llllb. r l7l7 :a .d tt l ir . o it a ". 7l -r =3 " tt r l e a h ! P t i r o'clock,
it:- ill t ing lan;zuage to thent,and after- In.. r , 1
living had ,r lA, 1 , 111 lit I Int oi lour new se ' t:ool I 11/ f rIPI.V. In
wiirtkiloa-ted around of h
i. S n u:;-dis o trict.
I N us. 2 ':. I ..t, 5. in .aid township:
iTlTiiiWil Mil 11(11 i ~ /ti with lii (2 111 . 'Mils Material, Ui t- cl: . I t t : S b e t " (ln v4 i . o n t:e e ti 'l a W nd e t a ti c r i :il h :l;e n d 'e l:;
bri 04 to!cl to Temple who was nearly the builder according to plan. and stpeeiticatton,‘
(I l':i f, of a very neryou4 anti eXt7itable eh •rh 'i e s h A the i s tl: C a r rd ta 7il7 na th e e ettq a. ko l ..
5 told brick
ninperament, long almost a reelpse, I boos,' near John Braden's) to consider bids.
and pinning sndtionly.ppon .t...zniith th k o . ol i t ' iS m ci; ur i-R i ti m u e se d s a Ti; ';, ) ,,e.."1. -
. re:( . 01 1 14 . A w i ll7s o l l
slifit7llll :Halt un;:,t)vernahhjiiipulse. t. 4 .t. 5. at public auction. to the highest and beat
Ili' Wi1. 4 11t4(1 in ti‘e thousand dollars bidder"' By order or the Board.
tur27:3w I JOHN McCARTER. See)._
bail to answer in the Circuit Court. ; nAdtca4 Conservative, and Press copy.
STAR BASKETS,
THE BEST BASKETS in the Market,
FOR FARMERS, GARDENERS GRO
CERS AND FAMILY USE.
SEND FOIL DESCRIPTION„ LIST.
Add ress—
RANDAL KENT, Jr.
Star Basket Works, Pittsburgh, Pa
aprt o:3m
Mounts NtonoANSTEUN. NATIILN NOI1.0•NSTE1101
MORGANSTERN & CO.
TRI7AMIJ\iGS, FANCY 'GOODS,
Foreign & Dopestic Hosiery
WHITE GOODS, &C.
1-4 ' -4 () Market Street,
e
aprlU On PITTS BU RGH, PA
Notion & Millinery House
73, 77, and 79 Market Street,
P 11'1'8131'11(111,
are tOO% prilo itva to eXllthit to thy trade the Largest
:mete , tioh to be had. East or West. in
Hosiery,(Noyes, Embroideries,
Laces, Lace Goods,
While Goods, Hoop .`l,-iris, (besets,
Gelds' furnishing Goods,
Hair l;uoelr, Hair Net:,, N o ti o n.
and Small
I\III,LINEI2.Y (1.001,) ,S
Hails, Bonnets,
Ribbons, Corded Satins, Silks, Velvets,
Crapeen, Sc., of onr own importation. at lowest
ruling prim:a. Woot.zsamt toit.Y. A call bOlkii
ed. Orders promptly filled.
Retail Shires, 1:07 and I¶l9 Penn A venue
apr 11)-41m
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Wall Paper! Wall Paper!
Beautiful de:gig - no with:llly flnipheri Sattu paper.
The laree”t Is ,prunent of IP 11l and Stamped
Gold Paper, ever opened in the city
I)ining, Room Paper Plain Lt. Paneled.
Chan - liter 31111 Kitchen Par, all new In Demign
'rt... large -at any. clietipent Wall Paper House in th
DE ZOUCHE & CO.
Wood Si... Thit,botrgh.
k Liberal ltnllN :o Deulor, Ittyrlo-3m
BOGGS & BUHL.
I*-2m■i toetleral S.reet,
Spring Dress. G(x)ds
w tir3v f„ r .11itsitt
t-,triv , •••• ,!f .Lll , l ut•nt.:,
.1.11'.\ NESE !• , II,KS ' J oin 15 to 75 outs.
M I h •••1. 1,, , t quality
1 ,, r the pr:,.• n , u.,1 in thi , market.
ilt•
t , r111111 ,,
. Tr
Shawls & Scarfs.
IMEENEMEM
•••11t11 . 1.
Ili ; loot - h.. (.hoicest
An 1-:;x1 ra 1 3zirgnin.
HEE=
inch 1: 1 ..( k :it $1 7.1
rid: silk upwl , x•tniltropql ref•,,rmilt•ntk
r-
Ilt IV , . .1 •,r hrck.A.;t•
tivantot— P.1H;(,: , ,f- MAIL.
F. ; ( - Hy
Apt
. w. . 1 4.: 'O..
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I
I I ii
t'e - wpr (twif}erlecc to their Irtr
-114,0)1t.v 61( . 1/ , / . ..4 (If
f the
7 , 7 717 , 7 tht/Jr(trmy new styles
'• \ //, rrr I:Ary . Orf• tlfrreil IJI 1/11$
"t1"•1. "r "' mu t. Spe.e.eal ettlentiote is re titte.vted
th, step - k'rf .11 1 1 , 1(71s,
r prioed ihex.s• Goods,
L.,
.2 1 4;ti1l it
s( ,, fl-4 (y - (o)d..< in th i.Y market, vont
pri.ving nviny things in ,Wtawls and
111011 . 1,111 priced Dre.,B tia.orlB, not kept
in regular wholesale
guarantee our prices as low (18 ( I,I Y
New York or Philadelphia ("notations,
and only (18k (111 e.r(1111OlOtiOn to eon
bay( ris llnd we can do them
' good.
172 a 171 Ve,te•r,// .N . 1.,.1/try/or.ny Pa
LOOKING GLASSES.
P., r f;htx.l , ,r
I 0 , 1 , 1 r . 1 .' 141,1'1 r,
1t 1 NV41•4)(1. h4t Pit 1,41 . but rich l'tl.
•,” t.,11.. ..1 11,• i Input.). f. , r t•r,el
a ill t.,•r 1;1.114, rl tt•••1: 111.'1' !war
L 1 111 [.nn• 111 4!1#2 minty u 1 11-aver. - ary 11,er,t)y
1.4 tile I Huil an wn b.r our 1 . 1 , "111 , 1•111.
MAIM:I , n. and zi Ii a. irrr Al 111 In. 111.111 111 the T,lll
.I,lt, 1.11 11, 1.1 Nl.,n4lay f,ther
11 , 1 i wn, at a, u l
niaco 1. \,,uun 1.1 , 10;. Tuna
'1 :Ind my l'hot.turttpli taken at H. Noss
New 4; d ry , hrrKoh,vay, N. IL"
New Advertisemenis:
I.III . OIETCID , AND JOILIIEUS IN
N cyr loNs,
'IIIE LEADING
Jos. HORNE & CO.,
lIIIIIIHREIRMLI/;1
LARGE :-,TOCE
kT it l'ltll'ES
Ef.1..(;.\ 1).--11.1Y
)1;t , 111z1,
JI ixrell(t oefms
,/,/,/ 171 ,NYro rl
AllllN'y
I. Ell II I.‘"
no, 'el h.I tvl,7
PICKERSGILL, LYONS & CO.,
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Miscellaneous.
LOOK HERE.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.—The
undersigned begs leave to Inform his friends
and the public generally that he has Just received
a new stock of goods of the latest styles tot
Spring and Summer wear ,which be offers at very
moderat rates.
GENTLEJIHICS"
FURNISHING
G 0 . 1)R,
CONSTANTLY ON lIA AND
Clothing madeto order on the shortest notice.
Thankful to the public for past favors, I hope
by clam attention to business to merit a coutinu
mice of tho same.
DANIEL MILLER,PA
BRIDG E Br. BR IRO IC WA TER.
mar 24:tf
DO3l
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m.O 4 )-I
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The Best for All Purposes,
7tlore easily managed, more durable, and .
runs lighter than any Machine in the
market; easily cleaned and kept in order:
large bobbins, holds twice as mud, thread
as any other shuttle. Lock-Stitch, alike
on both sides; self-adjusting tension.
.Tut4tly 'Popular
From the first the " DOMESTIC has
rapidly increased in popularity, until to
day, in the opinion or all experienced
Sewing Machine men, it stana forth
TTNIZTV A T ,I_,==)!
It k unit:ling favor lunch faster than any
other Maehint. heretofore presented to the
public, which can he seen Iron' its increas
ed sales last year over the preetttlpg, being
oVER FIN E HUNDRED PER CENT
No Maehint• is increasing its salf.4 an(
gaining public fuv r us rapidly as the
``DOMESTIC."
Tills IS IN CONSEQUENCE uF ITS
cUP JP lOP ITY
WM. ROBERTSON, Agent,
Beaver Falls, Ya Call and rxamine the
machine Feb. 21; sm.
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R IS OTlCH.—Ecitate of George W.
Park. Jr lute of Beater county, Pa, deceavcd.
'Lettere of Administration upon the ertnte of Geo.
W. Park, Ir.. late of Beaver county, deceaaed,
hat trig been grunted to the undervlgned, all ',cr
oon, indebted to eaid estate are requcau•d to make
payment, and those having elatma againat the
name to prevent them without delay to
LUKE B. DAVISON. Adm . r.,
inrnit Wilkenebnrg I'. 0., Allegheny Cu_ Pa,
Administrator's Salt(
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
BY Virtue of a decree of the Orolaana Court of
Beaver county, the utwWr-igned. administrator of
the estate of liannwh Marsduri, deceased. will, on
WEDNESDAY the 17th day of April, 1 , 7'2. on the
premises a( Wasgrox to cell county, sell at public
sale the followin,, ,, described real estate, viz:. One
third part of lot No. lb in the plan of said borough
of tilasgow, on which to erected a large two-story
brick-house containing 10 roms, a frame stable
arid oilier out•hiiii(iingr. There Is a PuVrrb
under the entire hums, and an eXcelletit well of
water on the premises. Terms. one-half of the
purchase money do, a and the balance in onv year.
will, approved ...runt, SW, to commence art
o dock, p. m. J 13 CULVIG, Adm r
r 27.3%
James H. Rankin,
UE ‘I Kit !N
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
cuTTLERY. pLATED W.l RE,
m)f)EN AND WILL() WAnE
Japanne.e and Rain Fine
WITH EVLILYTIIING NErES,NRY rut
HOUSEEEEPEE " :"4.
I •••ee cur k nrid r prices
(Vh ~ i I,ale Clair N.)
PITTSBURGH, PA
n"vl lv
aouLOWAYS
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4 4 00
EVERYMAN HIS OWNPHYSICIAM
( I 0
'1`111.: rttt.! f,,r HOLLOWAY'S
I PILLS ()INT,NrENT. has , tvuttord utipitti
cipOrd Pirtle. to cotinterlolt the,e UtiblC
In orde•r to protect the puhltr and .ntrrr•l% IS, nr
have I.•ued a new — Trade cons tTt lug of au
Egyptian circle o(a Nerpent. nab the letter II Ia
the Centre. Every box of-Tenntne HOLLOWAY
NEE. and OINTMENT will ha.e Ib is trait, mark on
It . none are Genuine without it.
Cr, sole ProprieTorg,
", Malden Lane, New York
GIESE
SHARP & HOFFMAN,
ROCHESTER, PENN'A.,
1 A. I Itm4 I\
GROCERIES & PRONISIONS,
QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE,
STONER:4 RE', WOOD E IVAR E
11. .Ittli•clw az* e
w INDow •GI. Ass . N Alf ,s,r I* TLERY
IV HIPS, PS, NOTIONS.
1 , ,0U (U AIN,
Mill -It - Meal, Lard Oil,
SI1()T, CAPS, LEAD, 1,1":4E,
Rifle and Blasting Powder,
It• and i(etai
Chimney-Top:4 awl Drai 'Jaye Pipes;
WHITE LEAH & LINSEED OIL.
Dryer,'Tu 'pent (i)tor.4 (try A.- in (lit;
pAINT nitt . sliEs ()1.. ALL hit U 5.
'111: 11.kVETIII
Averill Chemical Paint
Mixt•t; n ~I\.
PI RE Wurrr.. kiws,
Wterrfinicoi Gi a it 1 If
;old .o`y titian; d N.-- by the
(03 rt, uI lot ;4-.illdn tin
Imrkels, or bv to r kru:.
THE AVERILL PAINT
naS Vl.ll for
111.111 y ye it in all tlnin, ut the vim ntry,
and Inn, heel, ill us, In this di-it - iffy :about
five ytal., proving it,elf especially,
the colas awl shntlre, alpsonit, ly
The 1 - 3trst ztild Chcapeg ' .
Paint now in use. Haiti flocs not effect. tt
before dr) ing, and a 11th dry a has a hard
glassy surface; will not crack 4IT peel (lIE
we will send satupl•, card, price !Ist and
testitnoninis to any person asking for tile
All heavy goods veret: free of (-barge
in Rochester antl
SHARP & HOFFMAN,
ROCHESTER P A
ma rii:lim
Ncot,t(!e.
qIIIE books of Dr. Kerr, or Raccoon township,
%till ne kit In the hands ut James A. Kerr and
James A. Inglea for collection on and lifter the
12th day of June. int Du. P. M. - KERR.
apr3;6w.
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N. BARKER ..F. A BARKER' C. 21. B %RE
G. .S. '11.411K1314 a Co.. ;tea Bright°,
AND •
G. S. BARKER & C0.,; . /2caLor !.,
BANKII . I. . 6 4 ,
Dater In Exchange, n,
Collections made on all atm. asible poihta
rotted Stater and Canada. Accounta of N. •
autc.Manoracturers, and InMxlduals, .011 d,
, .
Interest a')owrit on nine cklkedte...-
dent* will receive prompt attemtiori
ALLEGHENY ,CITY
S ALR-13 IT L.
W4)1D1)- PUIC v NINC; t 411( )1.
Neweix. Bulusttra. Rawl Beall wl• In
oil and boiled. ready to finny furin-1,
nonce wiLLIAM PEoi•LE,
tnnrtl.lpt Cor. Wel4tt:t St. & ,•rnt.
ALPS INSURANCE COMPANY
OF ERIE,
Cash Capital $250,000 00
•
Asssets. Oct. 9; '7l, 311,948 29
Liabilities, - - - . 5.200 00
fA
NtIBLE, President', J. P. VINCENT. V, , i•
H. W. WOOltel, Treasurer;
Tno.. Ir GOODILICELSCcrinry
1)1 RECTORS:
lion. Noble. Erie lion. Geo. B. Delano •• •
J \V Hammond, do Mentiti;
Hon Seld. n Marvin. do Hon J P Vincent, t.
Hiram Dag :let 1, do Henry Rawle •
Clutrle. Reed, T Churchill
S Southard, do , Capt JS Richard. ,
%V B Sterrett. co Richard O'Brian.
W Noble. co F II (Abb..
J Englehart, do e loha It ( ochrnn.
J 11. 'Neo. au, Si Itartlebb,
\V 11 Abbott, Titu.ri lit. iCapt PP
.Jno rettitr,, Titusville.
iretued at fair rateri and liberal ter
Insures agaln..t damaire by Lightning .
lire CHAS. B. la UST, A.;
Itoeheeter. Pa., Dec. 2tl,
e t 1 mitt r
y
manufactured it, the enit•-d 4,,r1x
Ver dlnnz performed In Thnt Litll.,
tit iOll Satipketion zintrumreft fp; , • r_
or the money returned. t..t c bun a tri,
tenthly
1,()()()
?. rusvard Hie 1 It. )1, 1,0
h• •.••••
v., s% i!I y the r,'
e •
th.ill the art). A' ktion ,•
('Plebrated
It mttl.t i,,•!ter
ntl.lot 1n.., 1 h.:l, r
ni..l % a, r
11..t:er t
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d , -,-,..••red. A t.,vs. a I
:ll' W..: oT ri 1:1,1 V 5 F ••.F.` 5111..15
$5OO 11FWARD::
A reward of b Ivr litm , h , al
fur a medictue that wi:, rr: r.!
ca-es
"'u.+ Headache. Liver Cut.ipia ' Ehit
Jaard.,.
htllw 111/4 Fels. Tap.- Wortr, i•• -
T, tier- .•••••• S.rt, - t -
and and ori.mas, r ttl r .
BLOOD CLE.llNstill OR P t( I
s% Orli 14 used more eft • y p ,
I:hy• s irisint. then any ot
tra
n r , r ‘ d
and
I F , ' A . it
Y. „1..:
Pric.- IVt Twr tu,Ttie For +nit- I.y -
.1(,• , :ill Dealurr., Lied 1)) J.,11!, _ -
Janie's T. Bradv Li)
BAN K 1, 1 RS.
Fillailcial kleilts for the Ullital Staff
na - itTit vE.A: \V 1'
PITTCI3I
I).aocr , ,n al, I+,o , - of o , rnm••.,'
'User and Coui,on. I.os at. -,
.NOrtzade.. - antl tIN 00
Nl.irt•y 1
loweM rata.
Interest allowed Oil fepo•ii%
• Taloa- ly ,t‘ a ' '
(wort
Two Valuable Lob( in Ih-or , ,•
R, Itrtue n( an order of ate Orphan -
iteroer ennntv. the midervii,mol Adtn
the et•tate of B. u}•emtn llarfnn, • fl se
to 111.11111 C rlale 011 the pretnlQes, on Tne-o.a ,
:WI, 1.7'2 it . ? p m„ the folk., •
(rthed real e. late, late of .ald deevast.l.
those too rertain. lota of cronnd Pllnate
borouffh or BNOVer Falls (minty of Ii-
.te or 1'enno)1VITII:S. 110; N.. Ito, A -
in borough. bofinileil on :he North 1,, I'.
ts rim street. earl by Nlniti .ouch is
/IDII r-I by allri • each of nod L.'
too lug a front of 4:1 Met on Mlllll street • and • 1.
n•nd nib hack then-from I tr.. (eet to Main :Ole)
- (fife :hint of the purchase motley
b.• prod in hand oft Clll.llirtl/S:11111_ I.f rale 61: •
.1.'11115 :Ira 'he rvln lll.tirr m I , l'll 1. 711.1:11 Ullllll.,
•fa;lmcutr from that that. stub Isoervit
r•-
fran ihr pant • I lm , _ .1011 N I . lS l iii. 1.11
IAISSt 01.1 TI ,, N 11 , — ;•: irner•tup twr.
I 1 exiebtin:: Lo•tul.t.ll Da% id 11 Calt•r and
under nam.• •trd ..ty.•• .11( al. r t !-
cr. *11• d'SntJlll,l 41) 'Wirt): I rot),10.
311. 1-.71 :.1,
Id H ‘l.l ”t•iil • 11 the hi ,•-
the late arm. u t kl
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THE BEST IN THE WORLD
The Im pre w, 41 .Nilinimon Ilowf
Standard Scales.
,izes anti varietb for :sal,
‘tOUDER & M'CLURG,
Wo()D ST, PITTsBUI;4; II
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N'so, WarvliotNi. Truck,, P:tti r'
Droleri.
N GEOCEICS 1:1
F(.l•ruar% 7. 1,7?--Iv
COAL and NuT ('(
I'OR SA LE.
Tlie tinder-It:pert Is opera:tn: .1 ( .
un Alt 111111. abl.tll twit H •
11 , 0ter and here ho ir•'•l -
I . l•Cels t. Order, I'M' or UV,
100,1 hr left at John .•. fl
John Pont..' in Renter, 'Sr or Irw 1.
at the Iwoldetiew ~ f the L,te'e r•
:ilnrket Itrldge,
It all ihnr. , rriml '
Tortns mitt Ott 11.•11,,N Pr ie., - '
•t I. iYS I, .1 I )1,
Brooms! Brooms!!
•Ilio tP)4.-rd;Tled have 111:11
111:2111.1 lul711r,• uf niuoulp, ut•jyr ili•
Rai!rod Station, New Brighton,
wherr they win he glad to h;1%.. ,h.•tr I•.
th.• public generally
CALL AND EXAMINE 1111 :I: \I \
or 11Room , :.
They Will Use one but 1/U
and bay s ing had coinddurahl. etprrlv.l.
MllllllruCifiry hr hetloMtt the, (et:l corthh
ahllily to .ottimfy all who 0t,41 n. hi:,
1o141:31o.. J 1.. S K. I itto.ll'"
1 6? ACRES OF KANSAS LAND
FOIL RALE OH EXCH.Viilil•:,
FOR BEAVER COUNTY PROPERTY.
rrLIE al)osi.s lauJ ie In1:111.Cti Ilear n tb r
t, wu of over SOO iuhtd , tati h., in th.•
.I,rfergon, itirongtt which the A tchipdn.
Santa Fu Railroad ig to be
coaling etitnnier There Is a etrearn
through any ettine stoue and Itaainfr on IT,
try road on urn Bide, and a State road th,
"• ThO 14.01.1 hi nesey all rolling przOri.• I
warranted. For rarther particulani in,loll ,
..1011:1 11. Mt LEAS, !WOK., ter: or
Uir273in W. W. Llt‘VIS. Nee.-
Or Blanks, Bill-heads, Cards, Per trr,.
neatly exectietd at ata omce.
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