The Beaver Argus., April 24, 1872, Image 2

The Beaver Argus,
J. WEYAND. &Mos AND Psorareroa
Beaver, Pa., April 24th,1872.
Pennsylyania Republican Nominatoit.
For Governor,
JOHN F. HARTRANFT.
For. Supreme Judge,
LYSSk.j3 NIERCUR.
For Auditor General,
I.IA.IIRISON ALLEN.
For Congressmen at Large.
HAIIRY WHITE,
LE3IUEL TODD.
For Delegates at Large to the Cbnststo
• Vonal Cohrentton:
Wlntam M M redith, Pibladelohia. J.
indisnl
ham Pell. Philadelphia: Harry 'White, ;
Witham I.lllc . Carbon; Linu Bartholomew. scauyl•
M. N. McCalleter Center: William H. Arm.
igroug. Lycoraing Bach. Jita,
1.. Reyno ida, Lancaiorr. i-amuel E. Diihmock,
Wavbe; Ueo I; Lawrence. Warbilieion: David
N. crhite, allegheo. W. H Arney, Lehigh; idhn
H. Walker, Lettiga
Tut f ndep..ndent press is not and never has
been a povrJr to palates, for It ts but the reflex of
the opinions of its editors and their Indly Must
opinion* see or no more weight than those of the
corner ,Tr.snery uracins , —Pstzsbur glt
—There are not manyieditors who
would indulge in Milk similar to
the above. Even if they did wear
the "collar," they would hardly
care to make a public confession of
the fact..
HERE Ls an argument against the
election of Judge Davis. clipped from
an administration paper the Alliance
t 0 , Local:
Judge David Davis weighs 2.2 a
pounds, and since his appointment
,us Judge has made the country the
extra expense of providing a chair of
suitable dimensions to fit his portly
proportions. If he should be placed
in the White House another chair
would have to be ordered. It is a
noteworthy fact that the country has
nev_er had any fleshy men as Presi
dents.
That Editor no doubt, expects a
few advertising crumbs, the pipit
mastership at Alliance, or a clerk
ship ie one of the departments at
Wash in gton. He ought to have one
or the other, for such cogent reason
ing should be neither unnoticed nor
unrewarded.
THAT Mr.otS. P. Brown, who re-f 1
ceived twenty, thousand dollars of i
the Evans plunder, and who said be
fore the investigating committee
that he heard Gov. Geary was to get
_t, share of it also, turns out lobe a de
partment clerk at Washington. We
incline to the opinion that it would
be in order now for the Government
to'r,ive him a permanent leave of ab
s,noe. Men of his stripe had teeth r
out than in (initial positions.
The latest dates iron] Cuba State
that the American Con:-Ail at King
ttuu iS very actively at wort: prose
cuting Melchor Ague•ru, the leader
it the Edward Stewart expedition,
on a charge of having committed a❑
act of piracy, and ul o against the
01 . the Edgar Ste art. rhe
ann. and ammunition of the• Stew
art are (wing dkcharged. The Span
itt.tn-of-war fia-ja k anchored
along -.1(1 , - of-the Stt.wart,wiult oiderd
to prevent her leaving a any cost.—
..knottier telegram says that the Ed
want Stewart, after running along
the northern and southern coasts of
Cuba, was unable to land anything,
and put into Kingston, where, by an
agreement with the A merican' - and
Bpanish Consuls, she is detained.
NoTtit.a. Moody tragedy is re
ported from Muskagee, Indian Ter
ritory. It appears that the Untie I
States l'ouri was in session there,
and was engaged in- trying a murder
er named Proctor. The general be
lief was that lie would be acquitted,
on account of the fact that the Jury
was chiefly composed of men but lit
iie than himself. Arrang
ments were therefore made to arrest
him on a new charge in case of his
acquittal, and a Deputy Marshal,
with a posse of men, went there for
that purpose. Before the, Marshal
and his Men, however,,went into the
court room, they were fired on from
within by Proctor's friends, and two
or three of the arresting party killed
or wounded. The fire was immedi
ately returned, but at a great disad
vantage. Subsequently the friends
°We arresting party in the court
room, began to shoot at the Proctor
despertaloe4, and when the smoke
had cleared away it was discovered
that the Judge had been killed and
eleven other peisons either killed or
wounded.
MIAS ANNA E. Inclussos deliver
ed a lecture in Cooper Institute, last
Friday evening, which was listened
to by an immense audience. She
scourged the corrupt ionists of this
country with a merciless lash. in
referring to them in detail she tt us
alluded to Senator Cameron: "We
have one from Pennsy'lvan'ia. His
party a rote over again , st hint in the
Congress of the United States in 1562
the verdict, "cAurnon thief," and, so
far as 1 is now the verdict was correct."
to anw.her tiortioit of the addry:ss
fr,,m loch the above was guided,
we find th rtowitig, whielt wilt
fiati a ready respon:-e from many an
h.sy ra. 111,1. !1•.• th , “Flly u 131.1, and if you a,
as koi. 11 , 1 o; all. that he
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I
F t here are any per-t hereal,out,
h in that tat• Evans plunder
ers whi ov,r tkr: , u4tit to light, wt..-
siigge:4 that they may as well dis
tnis".3 such a thougt at um*. The
whole matter, we suspect, has been
arranged, and will be heard of •but
little in the future. Thus Evans and
his confederates escape, and Pennsyl-
Vanin is minas nearly three hundred
thousand (tellers. The "ring" organs
in effect, say this is all right, and
abuse the -independent - newspapers,
of We State, for declining to ee it in
t ha ("ligh t
Tilt: Philadelphia Press, and the
Lancaster Erpress, both widely cir
culated Republican n4wspapers, have
thui ftir refused to hoist General
kiartranft's name for Governor .
Thi,y both allege that his nomination
wad one not flt to be made. Whether
thq will eventually wheel into hia
support remains to be seen, bin
judging from their present tone, we
thikik it very d,,obtf4.
The London Timea,of Monday, says
pexhaps President Grant intends to
keep the Alabama question of conse
qt2'imtial damages open until the reas•
semblage of the Tribunal at Geneva.
Ehgland, under the circumstances,
sh-ould refuse to I roceed in the arbi
tr4tion if the American claims- for
indirect damages are not withdrawn.
Penal:tient is urged to address the
CrOwn to stay further proceedings.
HERE 41 0 01 THERE.
—Mr. Wm, A. Ford, of Caroline
munty, Md., hose pet lamb that goes
rabbit hunting—that is, ho- follows
t dogtio the woods and, when
they st-ike the trail, he follow - 1r in
pursuit and seems to enjoy the tunas
well as the hounds themselves. The
lamb is not always successful in ,
keeping up with his swift-footed
compan i o ns, and someamrs he is
left behind and gets lost. When this
- occur s, he loiters about,
.stops at some
of the neighbors, and finally works i
his way hove twain.
—The Secretary of the Navy has
written a letter to Gem Garfield re
commending the: appropriation of
$40,000 to the purchase of two large
trial guns to be converted from
smooth-bore into - rifled guns, for the
purpose of conducting a series of ex
periments, with a view of determin
ing whether the smooth-bore guns of
the navy can be increased in strength
and efficiency by rifling. —The mat
ter has been referred to the Commit
tee on Appropriation.
—The divorce mania continues to
rage in INiamachusetts. Look at the
docket of the Supreme Court now in
session at Taunton! One hundred
and fifty-one cases in all; andlof those
seventy-four are petitions for divorce
and four for leave to marry again.
Thus more than one-half the busi
ness of the - highest court in the Corn
; monwealth relates either to the dis
solution of marriages or to petitions
arising out of such dissolutions! Not
a very fragrant docket we must my.
—Henry tifeiggs, the American
contractor, seems to be establishing
an enviable reputation in South
America as a man of enterprise and
benevolent deeds. It is now stated
that he has purchased a large portion
of the suburbs of Lima, and that his
intention is to immediately erect a
large number of cottages o r persons
of moderate means, an on an im
proved plan. He is also ut to-es
tablish a journal, and not for any
special or Intrtisau purposes, but for
the furtherance of the broad materi
al interest of Spanish America. '
—Our Western Indians, says the
Boston' Globe, were long suptiosed to
be the greatest experts at torture, but
the Chinese, it seems, are more ad
vanced in this fiendish capacit, A
court at Hong Kong lately condemn
ed a criminal to be killed by wake
fulness. The culprit, a strong and
healthy man, was kept awake con
stantly for fifteen days, his sufferings
for the Last few hours being of the
most excruciating character. At,
last lie dropped down and the heart
ceased to beat. Roasting alive is a
mercy compared with such torture.
."
—A report having been circulated
that Senator Schurz was in default
to the if reasury six thousand dollars,
on account of his mission to Spaiu,he
called upon the Firth Auditor lately
and ascertained that his account,like
many others, was kept open, bemuse
the last six mouth of his salary had
nut been receipted for, and u small
itetn of contingent expenses had nut
been certitied by the legation in the
usual form, and that instead of Sena
atur Schurz being in default to the
Government, a balance is still due
him from the GoVernment.
—Columbia county ,A rkanis, is ex
cited. A Dr. Roberts has there
'•picked up"— such is the phrase used
by the Washington (Arli.) Telegraph
—has "picked up," we repeat, Just
as if such stones were plentiful in the
vicinage, "a genuine diamond, large
as a partridge egg, awl weighing
forty carats." It is valued by the
admiring and astonished beholders
at $200,000! '•Hurrali," cries the
Telegraph, "for thediamond fields of
Arkausa-! Africa has no such dia
monds as that!" Probably not.
—The New Lurk Evening Mail
says:- Look for pbre Vermont maple
sugar. They have been boiling a man
in it at Fairfield. This man was boil
ing sap in a forty-gallon kettle,hang
ing on a pole, when he struck his
head against the pole and fell into
the kettle. From what we know of
the character of those Vermont farm
ers, we have not the least idea that
they will throw away that much
simply because it had a - man in it. It
will y,et appear on our tables in the
form of syrup, and if anybody (Inds
buttons in theirs, they will please re
turn them to Joseph Minor Fairfield
Vt.
—Cincinnati is so growing in impor
tance that the need of a new hcitel is
greatly felt there, atuyhe want is to
he at once supplied, 'or promise's to
ne, three thousand dollars of thene
eessary stock having been already
suhscribed. "The May Convention,"
Kays The ibmniereiat," will again il
lustrate o iair lack of public houses
sath- as add to the attractions of oth
ereities." _lndeed, it is the opinion
of the same newspaper that Cincinna
ti is "the natural city of National
Conventions," and that when the
new hotel is built, all such Conven
tions will be held there simply as a
matter of-ciiurse.
--The Chiolgo Tribune compares
the refusal of the missionaries to
baptize the illegitimate ehil3 of
George 11. Butler, Consul General to
Egypt, to a shnilar martifstation of
vindictiveness in a Western State,
where a minister declined to baptize
the child of a misguided woman.—
't'he mother helonged to some sect
that. believed that no soul could be
saved unless the body it inhabited
had been duly sprinkled and saneti
tied. Her child died without bap
t ism, and she died, a year or so ago,
without her reason.
—The eterelapd Ectider mentions
the in ventil at in that city of a nitichine
I called the Patent eat Exterminator.
This is described as it large sheet-iron
cat with cylindrical attachment end
steel claws and teeth. The motive
power is like that of a clock; the tail
is swelled by a bellows in the interi
or, which also, by a tremolo attach
ment, causes the patent eat to utter
wild cries of defiance. The machine
being duly wound up is placed upon
the roof of a house. Roused by its
diabolical yells, every eat ivithin
half a mile rushes to action,. some
times front 50 to 100 attacking at once.
Then the iron teeth and claws begin
to work with lightning rapidity. and
all the adversaries within six feet of
the machine are torn to shreds, lie
intoreement come up, only to tree r a
like fragmentary destiny, and soon
great twill's of hair, toe-nails, and Ml
,dle-strings are gathered nix n the
roof. This is probably the greatest
tnechanitati invention since Dr. Tush
maker's beautiful machine ihr ex
tracting-teeth, sa well demriliect -by
the late Mr. John ?laenix.
--Mr. lay, of the navy, has Inveat.,
edg torpedo, which is now before
congress, and for which he asks one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
provided it doer all he- claims for it.
He proposes to send it out two miles
at sea, keep it under perfect control
from the shore by electricity, and di
rect it under a ship and blow it up,
or to let IL proceed'one mile andcause
it to return without exploding, show•
ing the perfect control he has over
the infernal machine. It is proposed
that a board of naval officers shall
examine it and certify that it has all
the merits claimed. if what is said
of the machine is true, it will- create
a complete revolution in naval war
fare and provide another mgans of
defence against a foreign invasion.
As naval officers would have • to use
it In time of war, they oppose its
adoption unless the must perfect tests
are made by experienced officers.
POLITICAL-
Cincinnati Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, April 18.—A call
has been issued to the Liberal Repub
licans of the State, indorsing the Cin
cinnati movement, and signed by the
following named Republican&
John 31 Hickman 31 B Lowery
David Barelay A K McClure
V W Irwin J Ilayard Wood
R 8 White A \V Bailey
Chas B Lee Charles Hower
Thomas J Power Theo Herr
Jay Caldwell J 31 Bayer
Samuel Evans Win Fold Thomas
E Sutherland Wm-31 Bull
Caleb H N cedes Jas W C.:l - e
Jonas 31 Walker W W Rutherford
C F Ballinger .1 C Bombager
B T Etter Jas 31 McClure
F H t Jackson J It byplier
Wm Painter Wm L tennis
Thomas Warne/ d Dar/Ingtou
W 11 Arius:rang Geo I) Cneyncy
Charles Vistar E T Chase
HeinrichlSketter Joshua Karnes
It diem 31iFris Datil D
Henry C.al`e
Gov. raltner's Dual Declaration
spans& Grant.
Reasons why he Declined lobe a Can:
didate fur Re-Election.
[By Tetegreph to the Tributte.l
Clitcaco,April 17.—The following
important letter from Gov. Palmer
to his neighbors and friends of Ma
coupin County, to-day made public,
is ii .explanation of his declination to
permit his name to be used before
the Republican State Convention for
renomination. It attracts a great
deal of attention: lb the Editor of
The Carlinville Democrat:
Such of my old friends as may
have heard the announcement you
were authorized to make, that I I
would riot be a candidate before the
Republican State Cmivention for re
nomination, no doubt felt some curi
osity to learn the reason for my con
duct, and 1 know of no medium so
proper for giving them the informa
tion as the columns of the newspaper
established by us in 1859 when the Ite
publiuu► strength in Maeoupin Coun
ty amounted to 800 votes, out t.f u
voting population of nearly 4,000.
The Stale Convention, which has
been called to meet at Springfield
on May 22, will becontrolled by men
whose leading object will be to se
cure that renomination and election
of President Grant. They will make
all the nominations of State officers
subordinate to that object, and have
a right to expect that the candidate
they select for Governor will sympa
thize in their oitiece, and undertake
the canvass of the State to proniota
its srcevss. Ido not believe Presi
dent Grant should be renominated
by the Republican party, and will
not say so. Nor w.II I consent to
esnvass the State to promote his re
election, unless the candidate placed
in the field against him is more ob
jectionable. I supported General
Grunt in 1868 with great cheerful
ness. Then the issues which follow
ed the war were of transcendent im
portance. It was then necessary to
providevomplete guarantees for the
liberty, equality, and protection of•
all; and, in the comparison with the
perfect accomplishment of these fun
damental objectsof the Government,
measures of administrative re;orrn
were of small importance, and s in
fact, from the state of the public mind,
were then impossible. Now the most
important public questions are such
as relate to the enforeement of the
laws, the administration of the pub
lic funds, provision for thecare of
the helpless classes, the reduction
of the burdens of taxation, the en
forcement of - official honesty and re
sponsibility, and the protection of
the liberties of the people. As all
who are familiar with my opinions
know, I believe that all reforms and
improvements in the direction indi
cated must begin in the State, and
the first step towards success must
be to win to the Government of the
State the confidence and affection of
the people.
No,man need expect reforms in the
administration of the Federal Gov
ernment until the people assume the
Government of the State, and en
force honesty and good government.
The President• and Congress are tor►
remote from the people to pay any
great degree ofattention to their wish
es; they must be impressed by the
action and ' example of the State.
With these views, I cannot defend
or justify the opinion acted upon by
Gen. Grant when he ordered four
companies of Infantry into this State
to act as police, and that dictated his
approval of the acts of Gen. Sheridan
in raising troops by his own authori
ty in this State, subjecting Chicago
to military rule, whereby a peaceable
citizen of the State was unlawfully
killed. These lawlessand dangerous
assumption'', of authority cannot be
defended or apologized for by me,
while the obligations of an oath to
support the Constitution and enforce
►he laws ofthe State rest upon me.
f t he powers claimed and acted upon
by the President In these instances
exist in him, the State of Illinois is
but a dependency of the Government
at Washington, and the lives and
liberties of the people are subject to
the will of the President. To defend
•these acts of the President is to con
cede that the power he claimed exists.
Such a concession by the Governor
would ben crime against the people
of the State. Nor could I, if a can
didate for Governor, say to the peo
ple that President Grant has the In
clination and ability toenforee econo
my and reform in the Govermnent,
nor will I submit my judgment on
these points to a Convention that
will be dominated by his appointees
and partisans. JOHN M. PALMER..
The "Liberal" Morenseni in ittiaoia.
CHICAGO, April 17. The call
which has finally been inaile public
endorsing the principles put Anti'
by the Liberal Republicans of Misff
souri Is signed three or four hun
dred of the mcrist prominent R,epuls ,
lican.s of Illinois. The call suggests
that citizens of Illinois present at
Cincinnati select a due proportion of
their number to represent their State
In the Convention.
SPRI NG FI ELD, April 17, —The
.'Tate Register of this date contains
additional "liberal" movement in
tellgenee.. The
_latest recruits art
Gnyernor Palmer, Hon. Newlin
Bateman, Superintendent of Public
Instruction, Secretary of State Rum
mel, Adjutant General [Niger, Hon.
Wm. L. Gross and hundredsof pri
vate citizens. The Lieutenant GOv
ernor. Auditor and Treasurer have
not yet signified their intentions.
Advice to Colored lien.
NEW OaLrA'ss, April 18.—The
following will appear, by permiss
ion, in the New Orleans Republican
to-morrow, as to the duty of the col
ored men in the South:
Hon. T. W. CONWA Y t New Orleans.
Sta.: I have yours , of 21st . inst. I
think colored people will .be bene
fitted by and should sympathize with
the Clucinnati Convention, because
it tends to free thorn from the odium
'of complicity with thevillainies and
robberies which have been perpetra
ted in the abused name of Republi
canism during the past five or six
years, especially in the South. The
monstrous exaggeration of taxes and
debts in most of the Southern States
is the fruit of white villainy. The
thieves who perpetrated these rob
beries are now seeking to escape the
just punishment of their crimes by
bawling lustily, "Grant." "Grunt,"
"I'm for Grant," "Uurrah for
Grant."
The Cincinnati movement is at
deadly feud with these robbers and
their evil deeds. Let the honest and
upright colored men Join it then, and
thus rid themselves of crimes which
others only have perpetrated. Yours,
HORACE REELET
119,-Tile Philadelphia Herald
makes the announcement that "Hon.
F. B. Penniman, of Wayne county,
formerly editor of the Pittsburgh
Gazette, and one of the ablest Be
publicans In the State, has consented
to attend the Cincinnati Conven=
Lion in the interest of reform."
Forty - Second Congress.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE, April 15.—0 n a motion
from the Committee on military af
fairs a bill was passed permitting the
interment in national cemeteries of
all honorably discharged soldiers and
sailors. A bill was introduced pro
viding that no money shall be paid
from the proceeds in the Treasury of
any captured or abandoned property
without a special appropriation to be
made hereafter therefor.
HOUSE.—Much time was consum
ed on dilatory motions on Mr. Hoop
er's supplementary civil rights bill.
Petitions were presented against
further land grants, and recogni
zing God in the constitution for
religious liberty. The river and
harbor improvement bill, which ap
propriates above $(,000,000, 'Mud
big V 225,000 for the removal of Hell
Gate and other obstructions in the
East river at New York, was passed.
A bill was introduced and passed for
the appointment by the President of
three cow tu issionem at a salary of ten
dollars per day each to inquire Into
depredations,on the [twitters of Tex
as by bands of Indians and Mexicans,
and appropriating $6,000 for the ex
penses of the commissioners. Ad
journed.
SENATE, A.pril 16.—A bill was
passed to provide for the redemption
and safe of lands held by the United
States under the several acts levying
direct taxes. Also, a bill from the
Committee on Mines and Mining to
promote the development of the
mining resources of the United States.
Adjourned.
House.—Nothing of interest trans
pired.
SF: ATE, April 17.—The following
bills were passed: One' appropriat
ing $50.000 for the observation of the
transit of Venus; to perpetuate test i
mony In the courts of the United
States; to further the adtninistration
of justice, and a supplement to an act
amending the enforcement act. The
bill to authorize the President to ac
cept the resignation of the Judge of
any Court in the United States was
amended so as to confine its opera
tions to Judges who shall have been
ten years in office and it was rejelted.
Hour;:.—The bill tc, regulate the
seizure and examination of books
and invoices In customs revenue
eases was taken up, amended and
poused:Thel ill appropriating $'255,2.92
for the MilitarS , Academy at West
Point was passed. Adjourned.
SENATE, April 18.—Nothing of in
terest to the citizens of Itcaver coun
ty occurred.
Holum E.,—The bill incorporating the
great Salt Lake and Colorado Rail
road was pas'sed. The civil service
reform bill was taken up, but the
House adjourned without action.
LEESBURG POISONING CASE.
Further Details—Airs. Lloyd a Mo
n onian iac on ;raves and Dead Peo
ple. 7
From the raiesburg i Va.) if ir -
ror of Wednesday we gather the fol
lowing additional parueulars con
nected with the legal proceedings
against Mrs. Emily E. Lloyd charged
with poisoning her children, & The
inquest on the body of the youngest
child, Maud, was called on the
of Man-h, immediately after the
death - of the little girl. Mrs. Lloyd
was among the witnesses examined,
but no verdict was rendered until af
ter the analysis by Prof. Totry,
when, on Saturday last, a secret ses
sion of the jury was held, and a ver
diet was rendered as follows:
The jurors sworn to inquire when,
where, how, and by what means the
said Maud Lloyd mane to her death,
upon their oath do say that, upon
the testimony of witne s ses and other
evidences taken by them, it is their
belief that the said Maud Lloyd mune
to her death on of about the 25th day
of March, 1872, by reason of the ad
ministration to: her of arsenic, and
Hilt; the said arsenic was adminster
ed to said Maud Lloyd by her moth
er, Emily E. Lloyd.
The subsequent proceedings before
the examining court on Tuesday,and
the commitment of the amused to
await the action of the grand jury
have been fully given. It is said that
Mrs. Lloyd is a monomaniac on
graves and dead people, and that she
seemed to derive a morbid and mel
ancholy satisfaction in preparing
her children for burial, in decorating
their graves, &c. She attended to
almost every detail of the prepara
tion of the bodies of her children fur
burial,cutting out their grave clothes
and dressing them elaborately with
her own hands. Mrs. Lloyd is of me ;
(limn bight, about thirty-live years
of age, dresses in mourning, and has
nothing remarkable in her iippear
ance. On Monday she was engaged
in her usual household duties, plan
ning and arranging for the future
with composure, as if nothing was
impending to interfere with her do
mestic concerns. Her husband in
1868 kept a restaurant, and dying,left
his widow and children a moderate
income, sufficient for all their wants.
em—
it curching for Victims Oft be Oce-
moons disaster.
ST. Louis, April 19.--eapt. Thom
as W. Rea, wit° left last Monday for
the scene of the late explosion of the
steamer Oceanus - , to recover, if passi 7 .
ble, the bodies of those hist by:•the
disaster, returned to-day, and reports
that he and Mr. 'Fisher, the carpen
ter of the steauler, and four nun,
drugged the river from the point
where the Oceanus exploded to the
point where she sunk, three miles
below, but found no bodies. They
also explored both the Missouri and
Illinois banks of the river as far down
,as Cairo, but the only thing found
Was the body of one of the lion cub+
,-belonging to a menagerie on hoard
of the steamer. The river has risen
seven feet sitice the explosiun, but
Capt. Rea left CRT. Connelly In
charge of the men, and the search
will to continued. This is the ninth
day since the disaster, and it is believ
ed the bodies will begin to rise, and
as the water is quite still, owing to
the back Water from the Ohio river,
all that rise can be easily tievared.
sEirThe Mormon authoritim com
menced a series of arrests at Salt Lake
City Thursday last, for refusal to pay
opPressive taxes and licenses. An
apostate mormon merchant, named
Silver, was dragged over his tx,unter
and through the street, in all man
ner of indignity, and torturtxl with
wire wrist cuffs, to City Hail. In
tense excitement ensued. Hundreds
flocked to the court rOom, angry and
determined.; Judge Hayden', for the
prisoners, alleged that a great out
rage, had been committed, demand
ed time to prepare a defense and said
$lOO 000, if neeeksary, was ready
tor bail. Silver was then released
on recognizance till Monday. Eas-
tern ettpitallsta and others in ITU*
on iniAkes business express strong,
appreon of injury to the Intel%
est of thnterritory tho coming seas%
if the present situation remains In.
tact..
The Situation to Matamoras.
Ng*: YORK, April 18.—A special
!tout Aratamorassays that from prep
ent appeamnces no attack will be
made 11$ the revolutionists OR that.
city atiere are plenty of men to
carry The defense successfully, tend
Trevh*the revolutionary comman
der, NO railed to obtain material for
siege, told has neither food nor forage
and hit horses are starving. It Is be
lieved-That he Is compelled to aban
don the attempt of capturing the
city. Palacaise. the Government
mumartder at Iliatamoras, promises
to assti l lie the offensive, and has or. :
deredina troops to be ready to moire
at a ilkomentis warning. He will
start In pursuit of the revolutionists
after the arrival of General Cevallos
with 1010foreements from Vera Cruz,
hourir expected, who will occupy
and dOfvnd
ROUT;. OF REVOLUTIONISTS CON
FIRMED.
Mug lulvices from Victoria to the
12th. i 3 / 4 intlrm the rout of the revolu
tioni*under Narvarez, by Gen. la'
pada,4overnor of Conahuvila. The
former were scattered, and are now
betwisrl Tula and Naholuala, com
mitting depredations.
Wool.
Wdat cannot be a profitable pro
duct In most parts of the United .
Statui !when it commands less than
fifty :_cents a pound. According to
the e4tOulations of a prominent Wes
tern :', , r(lriner this is about its actual
cost iti:*Washeti condition,. including
inter 44 on the value of the sheep,
expense of wintering and pasturage.
Yet the Australian and South Amer
ican wools can be delivered in New
York for from twelve to fifteen cents
a potiuti. The farmer above alluded
to, who recently before an agricul
ural getivention in Wisconsin, urged,
in vievy of the facts, the absolute ne
cessity:of protection for wool grow •
era. , There is no escspe from his log
ic, mitt it is reassuring to read of such
convittelng arguments in favor of
protection having been addressed by
an Itit4ilgent farmer to his brethren.
TheriKwill be no danger of relapse
intae:Zfie ruin of free trade if the agri
cultural classes are only kept wide
awake on the subject.. The advomtes
of the British system lay down the
genera) rule that no nation should
encotteage either the growth or man
ufacture of any product which they
can bay cheaper—i. e., at a less price
in nioney —abroad . Of course, t hen,
they 'Would say to the farmers, if
thep,...'were candid, "stop growing
wool as they are saying every day
to 14to manufacturers, who confess
that their industries, with all the
ramifying interest depending upon
therti! could not exist at present in
free4mpetition with cheaper labor
and capital of Europe. If this t►d
vieo everywhere adopted and
nettil-: on, the United States would
have to abandon almost every pur
suUgeept the raising of cereals and
cotten. Then if we continued to
setattliese abroad in return fur fah
ries,3 `'how long before all our land
wolittl be exhausted by the constant
and uncompensated drain, as those
in dirtily parts of the Southern States
no 4 are?
•i A Mormon Itlntaxer.
.4inornion elder bearing the ex
pre*lve mono of Musser,ilms, it ap
peat been giving rowdy and riotous
counal to his brother ;and sister
saititA, in a place called Beaver, some
whore in Utah Territory. This elder
is ht-licose, not to say desperate—one
of the "last ditch" type of Mormons.
Ileseeins to be a man of some consid
eration, for ho occupies the post of
Mormon telegraph superintendent,
atu4*ciares "rather than surrender
one single principle of their religion,
tlitiNormons would make a Moscow
of salt Lake City, tear Up the
rail
roatis, break down the telegraph.
lint* and destroy millions of other
prOlierty." This Masser Is a terrible
lOW*, truly; and another elder, also
vyingenii the significant name of Ca n
nonOs no less abusive, violent and
up;daeing. Certainly, while the
Caimons and tlussers of Mormomlom
urethus belching and raving, there
is tiOle hope for the Mormon request
to Congress to be admitted ss a State.
Nik:Must we treat these ranters and
villifiers as the worst of the Salt Lake
cit . z enemies of the Governineot.
Ortlfie contrary, they do Congress u
seeitice in unmasking the hypocrisy,
w6ich clings to the Mormon appliea
tiOnito be admitted to the Union.
Th4idisintegration and dissolution of
u gtcat system like that of Mormon
polygamy cannot be expected to pc
etrOv t hou t sundry detonations from
itdannons, and perhaps even some
"quisses" from its Mussers. It will
be. the part of statesmanship to make
the, i:liange so steady and . gradual as
tiqnvolve the least passible commo
tion.
Nothing Cures Nobody
Chen a man is supposed to have
Cnnsumption, or that tendency in the
censtitutton• which will ultimately
.d'eStelop that disease, nine times out
of ten, he is given over to die, for the
rkon nine out of ten pew le believe
incurable disease. What good
ti* it do to believe that? Does it
river the person safer, or add to his
'lopes of lengthened life? Not at all.
:', 1. leaves him without hope, and
tk man without hope n ill, in all
abandon himself to des-
Oft. Dr. Keyser has cured numbers
cif kinies of ounsutoption. Dr. Key
s r!s Luny Core will disintegrate
frerculous twitter and curry it out
:the system. It will do inure. It
Will neutralize that principal called
tubercle, in the blood, and hinder its
it4ctsition in the lungs, ur anywhere
else in the human system. How fa-
Cal: . to consumptives is that plan
*hich drives disease away from the
Ikrout and nose down into the lungs.
A man supposes himself to have
*arrii. He runssome acrid fluid up
tlite side of his nose and out the oth
-0,, The nose is healed, but the dis
euSe has descended down, where it
14 rspable of doing wore harm. The
t74e treatment is to cure the blood,
40 the nose and catarrh will get well
4"lthout spray or douches. Du. K EY
q,:git's LUNG CURE IV ill do it.
Dr. Keyser's office, 167 Liberty
4.reet, Pittsburgh.
tiyy-The marts having fora week
railed to come to time In an Arkansas
town, the local paper says It has been
fereedtodraw heavily on thealmana cs
for copy, and ifcomtnunieation with
the outer world should be still longer
cut off, "we will be obliged next
week to make extracts from the Bi
ble, thus supplying some of our read
ers, at least, with matter entirely new
to them."
New Advertisements.
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We dely all other atreno to
_proeln9e sewlng
Moehlne *goal to our new 11.EilthUTON LAI
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Westetn Agent.,
No. 49 SiothSt., Pittsburgh, pa.
Ifair gents Fluted. aprttlra
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Auditor'. Notice.
Commonwealth of reandylvania. ex ref, rs. Mary
Rambo a bowie. In tbe Court of Common
?tees of Bearer county, No. 35, `September
term. ISti9.
January V, Brt, the aoconnt of John Stewart,
commutes of Mary Rambo filed.
Mardi 30 th , Md. the Cone; confirm this account
and appOint Frank Wilson„esti.. an auditor to rt
port distribution of the lelhinte in the hands of
Committed to and among the_partica -leiraly rbti
tied. BY THE CO HT.
.._ ,
MCAT= CoLINTY. es:
SEA L
___ A A:lle : extract from the record.
JOHN CAUGHEY, Proth' y.
The Auditor appuinted by the Court to distribute
the balance In the bandit of Sad John btewart,
committee of Mary Rambo aforesaid. on statement
of his account as each committee will meet the
parties interested for the purpose of his appoint
ment oar JlPriday, May 17th, 143. at 10 o'clock, a.
m., at his office to Beacom, at which time and place
said parties may attend if they see proper.
airrt.4;aw. FRANK W ILSON , dudifar.
, New Afivertilements.
treatila
.orrend.rmintireb
4 si of Beaver fo
audios ear 187 S. lis die Comm.
efts y
Rochester bor. Class
8 J Cron st co 9
g Lapp 14
Mu
J N MIAMI 13
Coe I Darragh 11
W W Jobeudon 14
Charles Bath 14
David Aughenbeagh 14
/Ocala= 811veraima -- 14
'Andrew Ws 11
W Die/anon 14
JOll9 d Katcher 24
Benjamin Pfeffer 13
I J D 18111er 33
Dindel Nelson 14
J lannenbrink 14
spcycrer £ Sons 9
L ritetnfleld 14
James Alexander 14
George Street 14
Mr* Id Shrecic 14
New BrigArmi Bor.
Sylvester neholield 14
G /Sward 14
John Gibsod 14
Georgia Seimon. 14
Robert Banton
. 1 /4
it &Orden. 13
.11 riebilt . , 13
W 1) McD onald 14
Evan Pugh. 13
8 & J tinedleabarg 12
11 II MIA I4
EBober** 14
2 F Mitchell :1
W 'W Weddle *co 14
Michael McLaughl.n 14
rhombi -Morgan 14
t N twelfth 14
11311Ip_blarteolf 14
C F Winter 14
FranYloagnecker 14
C U Meyers 14
A D 0111111 and tco 11
J 8 Berger 14
.1 31.4intlerson n
James - Wilson 14
A liamauer 14
J S kic - Ferren 14
S Metrlch 14
Chutes Coale 14
Jobn Corbus 13
J 8 Winans 13
Win Kennedy 9
Agliwv Doff II
It II Edgar 9
1,8 Ripper 14
Boots &Snick 13
.r s Mann It
tillestwick 14
M F Umstead .4 co 14
William Magasr 14
ilamberger Jr co 14
9 N Park 14
13 tipdegraph 14
.1 W NI pert 14
train Reed 14
. K 1' Edgar tt co 14
1
Ohio Tbwriship.
Beaver Borough. Cisu
J Parris 14
M li on Snitger & Co, 14
A Wynk 14
Orr &Coors ~ 19
Jameslark - • 14
Allisolt 14
Robert Tallou 14
414 Al klas - - .., • - 14
-James Moore 14
Thomas Arnim* • • •111
Henry Mere i 14
Small & Atkins 14
John Herder 14
James Phillls 14
./ 11 MeCreery & Co., 14
Mrs J 11 Beoot 24
Borough TA
.Wilitam 'llarragh 14
Baker Reed 14
J M Cornelius A CO., 14
W Johnston 14
Bridgewater Boro.
me* 11 Barbour 14
J .. - 11 Doherty 24
A Brelun • 14
Harvey Brown IS
A C Hurst 12
A S Hare., 13
B S Ranger 12
B Blulhelm 14
Stiles A Jareus la
MI & 8 11 Darragh 14
Big Beaver Tp
J BJohnston 14
3 S Hudson 12
It Porter It
C Glover 14
J H Wllberepoun 14
A Carnet 14
Scott & CO 11
Hudson & Bro 14
Beaver FaUs bore
I) C Westin 14
Fred Rhok st 13
John t, Hooter lb
0 W Smith 14
John Heheske 14
Mrs. It King 14
L B Chidsey 14
Ward & Cleletid 14
11 Ramer 14
It S Newton 14
David McClurg 14
Charles Levi 141
Duncan A Dawson 13
William Head 14
It A Craighead 14
A Fleming 14
Wm McCarty 13
II F howling 14
W W Duzikte 14
D Stewart A Son 14
Bruce & Brier') 12
Id A Townsend &Son 14
C C Whistler 14
Joseph Delmer 14
John Sterling 1
1 & T Hansom 14
Jas DELIMIT) it CO Ts
tic at S It Patterson 14
JonD A Cogiey
U M Irwin
J C Duff
John F Cowling 14
J Kennedy & Co 14
A Hanauer 13
J D McAnil, 14
J ltbampsuu
Patrick Regan 14
H t 3 Siting 14
Darlington fp it bar
Frw•mau Bum It
W F Rail 14
J C Duff 11
11 CI Conk 14
Mrs J II Kerr 1 14
11 Grimm 14
J M Kenny 11
J 11 Warrick 13
'Thomas Russell 14
Aber t Rod , 13
1 T 0 Boyd . 14
AT Adams 14
Thomas Watson 11
iJ 11 tiproul 14
St. Clair nor.
8 A Craig 14
1 /laden Borough,
IC II Biddle 24
Curry & Bro
• 14' .
Dayld Smith 11
J D Scott 141 Economy Ticp.
Moody .t., Co 14j Benry Bross 14
Facto,. bore Illic..lormick & McKee 14
Jame, Dtllloll2l ACo 10, Franklin Terp.
Freedom BorougA. E Antenreah 14
S Morgan .2: Greene Imp.
W D Haber 11 Charles Calhoun 14
John B Chaney 12 J 11 Diehl & co 13
D E Lowrey 13 Trimble & w 13
J F Bantle 14 J li Todd 19
Ilarnuiriv lwp.
flannel & LIMN
halusinir Ttcp.
John Jackman 14
Jti& OE&I•et 1
James It ukAel I 14
Joseph McFerren 14
14avi3 Ramsey 13
Elliott & Braden 13
Brunton & hull 14
John It Cowling& co 14
Ilanorer Twp.
Thiatjulturg, W H Frazier &cu 13
Isaac Onatott 14 J, Morrison -r3Lola 13
LLo uognoo 14 . 4 it %Pilsen 14
A uttmtlY EnApper 14 , ' llopervelf Twp,
C I , Kearcher 14 Calvert & Patton 14
Rochester Terp ' Independeuee Tp
J F Hague 11 W Leech 11
Rochester Bore Joseph Davis 14
It W Seeley
14 N•te ...ieteiekley Tp.
John Conway 14,1' II lleckert 14
Wlll 1.1 Smith& co 11 Junes J4'arks 13
J 1) Cottln- 14 !dawn. haesil 14
Sharp it'ltoChnan 1:1 ' Nortfi !Wane-10y Tp.
WhieleaLtnneubrink 14 . A SI Meek len 14
S It Can:when 14, Raccoon Tp.
Hilltinger & co 1::' Janne. Scott - It
Wllltant Carey 14, 51 hprhiger 14
J II MeCutchcon 14 It Hall 11
II S Hibbard 14 1 J II Christy 13
Dealers In tompound ;Medicines.
Dearer Borough. Prredorn Borough
John ILoore 3 .1 F Beatty
liugo Andrieseen
Bridgewater Bor
Barnes brother',
3 .►nr Brighlon Ilex
it L Krimah
Iforcan emit
(1 McCuuk Smith
'tsar , r Bar
B 11 Todd
It S Mellow:1
J E & s Brittinn
3 Wlliiand Ja Kerr
Stvinfrlt
3' narbosier Bur
3 If S Ilibbaut
3'v
ithio To trnehip. : W Ituecillinz :1
J A I'.az ley I A 1' ShAli..nberger 3
DM In‘ In . 1 1 J I) Collin . 4
J H 11'arrick 4 Greene ntenithip.
4 TbOLLAW , SIN erringen 4
W Gillum
Dartivgtort. I
13 I' Ball 4'
Bllltard Uooms.
Bearer Fa/ Dorouglt--6 F table*.
New Brighton Borough.
John Bosh - ell 3 tables t II Il Mille 9 tables
Roche/der Borough —llnrt llnrnigh 3 tablet.
Brewers & Distillers.
Ileraer Falls Borough
olk k Falk class W James Andetton Chula
Freedom Borough—John F Mueller class ti.
Rochester—Gotha!) Cline class 10.
Bridgewater —Conrad Weisgarber class 10.
The apt. •al will h held at the Cottimitudonets'
office In [leaver on Saturday May 11th, 1572.
S. A JOUNSTON.
apr94:3ur) Mercantile Appraiser.
're-ustiteets' P4tale
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
D Y virtue of au order of the Orphans' Court of
Deaver county. the undersigned Administra
tors of the estate of William Davidson, sr., late of
said county. dec'd., and Trostee• to make sale of
d.cettent's real estate after - proceedings la Parti
tion, will expose to sale at'public vendee or out
cry, on the premises on
Friday, May 24, 1872, at 10 o'clock, a. tn.,
all the following described real esta'e of said
deceased •ituated In Chippewa township, Beaver
county, Pa.,
to wit : One tract hounded as fol
lows. viz : Beginning at a poll at vital-weal COT
tier, thence by other lands of said deceased, (pur
port No, 3) north SI d=rees, west 14 perches In
a post; thence by lands of S. 31. Welsh. north ili a ,
degrees, east al 100 perches to a Stone; thence
by lanes of William McCaughtry and purport No.
I north a 7 degrees 5 minutes, west 131. 20-100 per.
to a stone; thence by purport No. I south 3 deg.
west SI fai-1110 perches to the place of trginning
Containing 11 acres and CAI perches, upon which
are erected a two-story frame dwelling honse, log
stable, and other outbuildings; shout 60 acr e s
cleared. and balance well timbered; a four-feet
vein ..f coal underlies the premises.
ALSO, Another tract in said township bounded
by lands of Daniel McDade, Jeremiah Gilchrist,
the minor heirs of John Davidson. deceased, and
Joseph Hanna; containing 49 acres and 30 peril es,
upon which are erected a trig dwelling house, tog
stable aryl outbuildings; fruit trees on premises;
all cleared, under fence.. and underlaid with a four
feet von of coal. Each of above rams within
three miles of New Galilee station, on P. F. W. A.
C. IL W. Mills, schools and churches convenient.
ALSO. On Saiurday, ilar2SlA. IMO, at o'clock
a. m., on the premises, all those two certain lots of
ground situate In that poi t of Bridgewater born.
called North Bridctiviatar in said county,adloining
each other, and together bounded its follows, via:
Beginning at the end of Water street, and extend
log thence along the Sharon road to Kist street;
thence by Elm street to the,extegtaftiti Walnut
alley; thence by said alley (041rApo allist lb w°
by Grape alley i=e OW Of beet:in: A quan-
tity of ground , a equal to three lota tbMg.,
David -
son's plan at Dorthittidgawater, said lob biretta.
130 feet !tont on Wainutsiller. anagilending hack
by parallel noes to Sharon road aforesaid, upon
which are erected a large three and a-Aa(f storied
brick dwelling house, contalningl,ll e001A1; a new
tonne granary, coal house and otber buildings;
cistern ntidAvod well of water at the door; fruit
trees on th.e premises.
ALSO. lots In said DaYldttnn's phut. Nos.
37 and US fn the borough aforesaid, upon which Is
rreet.d a two-story frame dwelling house, con
taining 5 rooms and kitchen: good fence; coal
house and fruit trees on premises..
ALSO, Lot No. 10'3 Liz Said DavidiOn's plan,
upon which is erected a small frame, one-story
honse with temetnent containing four rooms; good
fruit on lot.
ALSO, Lots 69. 70, 71, 11 and 73 in Davidson •a
plan in ortlo borough. lots r,9 aud 70 having a
(runt of &I feet each un Sycatuoro alley. and ex•
tending back by parallel hue. to Beaver and Shar
on road; lota hos. 11. Ti and 7.1 having each a
!rout of 30 feet on Clarion street and extending
back 1.19 feet to Sycamore allay • all under fence.
ALSO, Lots Nos. 3 59. till, 61, 63 in David•on'a
plan, each 50 feet on M ulberry street, and running
back 11.KJ feet to Sycamore alley; all surrounded by
reliCe.
ALSO, Lot No. 9U, In Laid pito, botifided west
by Bearer and Sharon road. GS feet by said road.
euuth by 'drape alley 2 (mg, cast ta Clarion
tr "et GS feet, partly ant' er fence.
ALSO. Lot No. 105 m ottld Kan, upon wbtcb lo
erected a two story frame booze containing 4
rooms tit kitchen with cellar underneath, fruit,
trees on lot, and lot antler fence
ALSO, Lot No. 1113, In said plan. upon which,
is erected a Ir.rge. trains stable, lot fenced.
ALSO. Lot No. 104. in mime Wan, upon r bich
id a one story fracas house at present used ss
an office, containing two room§ witb Cellar un
derneath.
ALSO. The undivided one third of that cer
tain lot of ground situated in said lkwo, of Widen
water, county and State aforesaid bounded on
the eait. by Beaver Wye?. south and weal by Pub
lic !toad or Street, and thi the north by lot of
upnu which to erected a large steam paw mill
ALSO, Two Intent ground situate Id Rochester
tp., County audState aforesaid. being Nea. Ir. 3 SI.
in 12 plan of lots laid out by Joe. Irvin th John It
Whisier. Administrators of the estate of John
Bolles dec'd, containing Two Lentil • zuv ay
Ptnedna.
ALSO, A parcel or lot of ground, situated in
said Rochester Ty., In the vlllege Dr (Jonesville,
the last above meutionial lots co .latning oat ere-
DU= •ND MOH Irt-LN AND ON t 11•LikIPNItOUCS.
/I.3II4—UDC third of purchase money
in hand on confirmation of oak.* by the Court
one-third at the expiration of one year limmi he de to
of raid confirmation with
_legal interest thereon
from the same time . and he Watts* to remain
charged on the prem ises during the natural life of
said deosdeure widow, the Interest thereon to be
paid to her annually (tom sod after said confirm*
tion,.and at h‘r death said deferred instalment to
be paid to the parties legally entitled thereto,
poretilliere to pay rspe-se of preparing deeds,
bonds and mortgages and stsmpi_ ..n" same
Or Pct. iurther Intbrmation address the wider
signed at Rochester P. 0., Beaver Co.. p c
SAML Jt TIIOS. J. DAVIDSON ;
Or Thee, :V INiOD g Moore.
Atka's at Law, Beaver, Pa
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Send for the new descriptive pamphlet. with
now maps, published in English, German, Swe
dish, And Danish, mailed free everywhere. Ad
dress, O. E. DAVIS. Land Commissioner.
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Extraordinary Improvements
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The Mason cD Hamlin Organ Co. respectful/3 ,
announce the introduction of improvements ut
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Reed and Pipe Cabinet Organ.,
being the only snecetestul combination of
PIPES with reeds ever made;
Day's Transposing Hey-Board.
which can be tnstauur moved to toe right or left,
chauging the pitch, or tranepoetag the key , For
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New and Elegant Styles of Double-
Reed Cabinet Organs,
at 11 JO, sl=i and 125 each. Consul . tring Capacity.
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The Mason if• Hamlin ()mane are xllnatslcdged
misT, and !too extraordinarylactimea for man
uGaciure, thi4 Company can Alma. and now un
dertatt to !tall at prteea u Mat retitle, theta
UNQUESTIONABLY CHEAPEST.
Four octave Orzana, pi each; Five Octave Or
gain', Sind. $11.5 and upwraits Forty style*, up to
$l:i.lP each.
New Illustrated t.^.talogue, sin& Teetimonial
Circular, with opinion* 01 atom than one thowiand
Muolciana, auut tree. M,AMO' ar. !WILLS OW
tiah Cu.. I.glreuiunt SL. Burton, 596 Broadway
Now York. aprl.43w
Portable Soda Fountains ,
OW, 00. 073 and $lOO.
GOOD, DURABLE•' A ND CHEAP
Shipped Iteady for Use.
111ANCIPACTUktill
J. W. CHAPMAN, & Co - Madison Ind
Nose la the Mlle for Ageuts to 64:curat territory
fur thi. tbrilbug nut! tearless hook. , It comprises
the Adectrfure* and k:xpertence of a tsuman
wri.teo by 141.1 . 16.:31—tut years thy Wile of a biallbun
Pro bet —Vltsclo.ing all that i! tit) •teriuus,
and •tartltuy, abounding au tbritting adventure,
hilialtHoUt tad pathetic ncellen —the Molt faseiva
tang nook ezlialit. :fleel porl,nlLis or the
portrait. of MOrIDUCIO, 64.1a1 men and
*omen. Ltle and acetic" lo Utah, etc. Sold only
by Agent. Fur earentari, addrves HARTFORD
PI:RUSHING CU— Marta rd, Coon nuriii-tvr.
~wANrr JE: 1).
A compeleitt Agent to canvass and take charge.
In a portion of ream uf the sale or u rapid
book, by the moat eminent author In the Vat
ted !States, and indispensable to the correct trims
action of every kind of business, Agents sefl
from 50 to lOU pm week. Ltheral Satas y given, if
desfritd. acid permanent business. b 5. :nt..Csi•
TON t CO., Hartford, Conti. awl tw
THE CIIRSTIMi Aar r .l"C g ; n' 7 l l .TC gOUO, tul. 11:;
lull of mettle:lms, providences, music, poet
ry, true stories for Young. old, saints and sinners.
No seetarnomon, controversy. polities, pulls, pills,
Of patebt cued iclue.e. tar male a year. It) cop ies,
11.5. Send 10 cents fur three paorrs before you for
get. Little Chrutia,i, a copies .$l. 11. L. lIAST-
Tram lietswitory, , 19 Lindall street,LS,. too
Masa. ityr34-40.
SOM ETH INU W Fit A 6, ENTS.
Agents who ward to make money can sell nethlng
so raL,idly as our new A Maultlui steel mogroving
THE MOTHER OF OUR LORD.
It to the Shiest subject ever engraved, and sur
prises every beholder with Its woudroas rormasy.
Site 224,30 lu. Price $d SO. Highly endorsed by
bidding "Mettles of all ueinitninatiouir. Agents
who dud ibat "LicOAL:4 go hard.' cn4 mike $l.l per
pal with tals 4 spiendid Work of art Male and
•femsle Agents wauted tVrtie lor circulars to
won riii.‘u CON. DrSTIN it CO Hartford, Ct.
(Incorporated 1860. t
Columbia Fire Insurance Umpany.
oiekluElts AND DlitEe'roits
S. S. Detwiler., Pres't. Hober. Crane,
11. Wilson, Vice Pre,'!. Puttun,
Herbert Thomas, Treas. James Schroeder,
J. F. Fraeriotr, bee"). J. J. Striae,
J. b. /irictimrsu, M. M. ritr)ckle'r,
George Bogle, It. T. liyou.
For Insurance or Ageheley, addre,.
J. F. FliC.F.ACFF,lurribta, Pa.
1 NIUMEN SE SU CC 13,SS .—Azenta Wanted,
Lmale or female, to every county to the United
Slates and Canada s, to sell our new and most use
ful Patent; from one to sh used In every fam
ily. 100 per cent. guaranteed. Fur samples and
tetras, inclose tcn cents and address
RARE CLIANCE FOR AGENTS!
•
Agents, we will pay you itl4 0 per week iu cart/
11 you WI eugage with int AT Ohl 6. L1,01011131'
expeuaes paid. Addre.r.a F. A.
ELLSS CU., Charlotte, Mick
GENTS Wanted. —Agents make morn A money sit work for tie than at anything else.
Umnuess light nun permanent. Particulars Irve.
4; Fihe Art Pot/Ax4al - 8, Port
land. Maine.
S
PIANO CO. N. 1. PNICE 0290
bj,„ No Agent, Circulate free. 41
REWARD
sl s o'oo For :my case 1,1 1t liuti, bleeding.
Itching, or Ulcerated I lien that.
DE BING'S i'lle Remedy fail* to cure. It is pre
pared exprevaly to cure the Plies. and nothing
else. :Sold by all druggist* l'rne. "
apr.l4,-twr
Eft!. MO:— Drs. iVAite 4111.
ith ay., New 1' ork lteicrencft from clergymen
lu tbl city Nu pay antll-cured. Send for U,-
cular.
a HEAT MEDICAL BOOK of useful
LOt% edue to all t"ent free fur two memo.
Addm , . Ur. Iktm•pairre S., Cu inciimatt Mx"
TRUEI. Olt $1.55%1., 11 ay; to. I c ji
and Inaltatur, ludi,ptn.ible 10 ‘ , .ry
I V cl', I'rt 7 rnrm ;
rbdf : r.
'EiLY DUVIin „t of a eitagietin
lo,per.Usual watch eizq volr .orkr , glass
metal In nett 01t011)1 st A ItlIA rr uto de•
time correct time fur nta )taro Nothing far
I.OW cold weekly. Tlue valuable articit., lu nest
case, will he ern t preprtial 40) v tit, for $1 fo r
12 Try oike Lircul.tr. free. Order only from
Me sole Agents F. \i• t ttraill..noro, t
Literature Art and Song
Is the AM selling book ever offerel. It combines
the humor of anecdote, the wisdom of essay, the
information of history and himmphy. the •tveet
nets and grandeur of poetry, the exquisite charm
of music, and 40U beautiful illostratiotor.
reed lug for graver moil:mute: pleasant
picture.* to ilumlue , luiet hour*, and gems of soul;
for the *octal circle.
Au Agent armee. "Sold copies Oda week.
Will sell SUU lhu month easily."
Our new system of eunrossiog, doe* away mlth
objection, to the bustneer. Particulars tire. /1.
valuable present to every• new Agent.
International .PutdisAim, C .11 and 85 Liberty
Street. New York.
MO/LUIS M 0 80A141.TE11111 , N A 1114,1 MOROLNSTEILN
MORGANSTERN &CI)
spilt3rr
TRIMm I I44S,
FANCY tiOCDS,
Foreign & Domestic Hosiery
WHITE GOODS, &C.
78 and 80 Market Street,
aptlO 3m] PITTSBURGH, PA
1.21 rag
QUEAT PLATTE VALLEY,
The best Locations for Colonies
Pere Buses to Puro laser/ of Land
CIerPICND POB ,tticulAa
THE MORMON WIFE.
AGENTS FIND
birontrns lONDJonnans in
N corrioN S,
Miscellaiieous.
0 h. : 11
QPII3I3IG AND SUMMER GOODS. —Tb•
undersigned bests leave to Inform his friends
add the public generally that he has Just received
a new stock of goods of the latest styles for
Spring and Sommer wear ,which he offers at very
moderat rates.
GENTLEHRNS' FURNISHING
GOODS.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND
Clothing nusdo to order on the shortest nutlet,.
Thankful to the public for past favors, I hope
by close attention to business to merit a coot's]:
Inca of the same. _
. .
DANIEL MILLER.
BRIDGE ST.. BRIDOXWATER. PA.
'mar 21:tf
DOJ
The Bast far All Purposes,
More easily managed, more durable, and
runs lighter than any Machine in the
market; easily cleaned and kept in order;
large bobbins, holds twice as much thread
as any other shuttle. Lock-Stitch, alike
on both sides; self-adjusting tknsion.
Justly Popuisir
From the first the DOMESTIC" has
rapidly increased in popularity, until to
day, in the opini of all experienced
Sewing Machine men, it stands forth
TTN - RlV'Al_a_iF,D!
It is mining favor much faster than any
other Machine berevitore presented to the
public, which can be seen tram its increas
ed sales last year over the preceding, being
OVER FIVE HUNDRED PER CENT
No Machine is increasing its sales and
gaining public favur as rapidly a, the
" DOMESTIC. "
TIIIS IS IN CONSEQUENCE•()F ITS
N9: " '
WM. ROBERTSON, Agent,
Beaver Falls, Pa. Call and examine the
machine. Feb. 21;
A DMINIVICS. NOTICE.—Kmate of George W.
/1 Park. Jr., late of Deaver bounty, Pa. deceased.
Letters of Administrstion upon the estate of Gen.
W. Park, Jr.. tate of &aver county, deceased.
having been granted to the undersigned. all pe•r
sons indebted to said estate are requested to make
payment. and those having claims against the
same to present them without delay to
LUKE D. DAVISON. Adm'r., •
currCa Wllleenshorg P. 0.. Allegheny Co., Pa.
The only reliable Girl Di‘lr,b , iflon in the ( I Ili
31io 000 00
IN VALUABLE GIFTS!
T 0 BE DISTRIBUTED 1;
L• D. ,SINE'S
154th REGULAR. MONTHLY
GIFT Enterprise !
To be Drawn Monday, April 29, 1572,
Two GRAND CAPITALS OF
$5,000 each in Greenbacks!
Two Prizes, $l,OOO
Five Prizes, $,500 Greenbacks
Ten Prizes of $lOO g
1 Horse and Bugg!". with d iver Mounted Ilaintyta
%temp $6OO. Oue Floe toned Itoeewood piano,
worth Srkol
10 Family Sewing Machines, worth $lOO each
Five Henry ("used (bold Hunting Watchea
and Heavy Gold l'hainA, Worth
300 Dollars each
Fire (told American
$.125 eac h.
Teti LndkS Gold Unction: Watche+ worth 114100
MEM
SOO Gold and silver Lee. r if untt.g Walehes,
tit all) icorth J rorn .1F2I) to .V. 34) each'
Ladles' Gold Leonitno Vest
Chains, Silver el:nen Usetors. Solid Y-.liser and
Double-plated 'table and Xeirapoone. Ivory•hand
led !limier Kniver, itc.„
Whole Number Gifts, 6,000.
Tickets Limited to 60,000
Agents Wanted in Sell Tickets, to Whom
Lib( rut Premiums will be Paid
Single Tickets. $1; Six Tickets. V.; Twelve Tick
ets.. $10: Twenty-Ore Tickets, 20.
Circulars containing a full het of prtzee, a de
scription of the manner of drawing. and other in
formation to reference to tte distribution. will be
Pew to any one ordering them. All orders must
be addressed in L. D. SINE, box. 86.
mar'.n.t: it 1 Office, 101 W. Fifth-it , Cincinnati, 0
Agcrntr► AVunted.
Wanted 'manedlately. four active. energetic men
W act as Agents for the - NEW" WIIEELER dr
WILSON SEWING MACHINE in this county.
Only ouch men as can give good reference as to
character and ability, and furntoll'a Bond reed
apply. We will pay cronsranteed salaries, or Liber
al commission,. to proper men. Only Inch men
as really desire to enter the buoinees need apply.
WY. CO.. No. list Wood St „Vitt*
burgh, re,(tnarti; ly
•
COAL and NUT COAL
FOR SALE.
The undersigned is operating a COAL BANK
on Mclinaley'a hurl. about half way between Ro
chester and Bolesville, where he nil be :lad to
receive orders for lump or nut coal Orders can
also be left at John May's. Bearer, or at
John Puerto' In Beaver. or at the, Annie office
or at rife residence of the noili-r•ogned on
Market street, Bridg.ewater. Coal on :h, platform
at all times. Coal delivered at short buttes
Ternia cloth on delivery. Priers nn low as the low•
eat. C MOLTER.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
I OFFER for rale the foil°, fns valuable prop
erty, Academy lots No td and Cd, containing
about :al acre., ollut; on the public road leading
from [tearer to Vanport
AL: 4 O At:3,lton) lot N. 73. lefie.; on the Ohio
titer, adjointio , lantl of Patrick Mul,aunon on the
Wert. coutntolug about stx acres, there lots are all
sowed down In gruw and in good eonditton; the
lots ara• ith e'ood board fence.. any
person wtrlong to purchase will plea."' call on
Me at my (Ake, where all neeerrary information
wilt he given. OEO, W. HAMILTON.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.
oral.. tic Lint' Ityrti•a,
Itt..o.t:r. April 1 1.1 , 72.
EILED n ill he ree_•lic,,l at this
1,71 °thee by the Itorml of Colin Ilonotolitionera
until the :nth day or April, A. U Is:1. at Id
o'clock. a m tor. the 1011.00 r) :inct..riper.itnictunu
of three iron bride,. • of tln Get q. 411. over
Ilt.ircoon Creek. ci Itockto. tr. ,cep Mem n
stun, or AI revt -pan. hi Moon towit•hiti. and nue
otb3 lett .pan over Ihn-h Creel: at Ilartter . ti 1.1111
in New tsewickley towt,stdit. Said btidtte• to th.!
'2O feet road. a) Prtti,, t •at., plu a r hr accoEn•
panle4ll with a matetnent giving' the total tvelght
of the tabit . anit wrought Iron, Mei:event] worttlng
•dreur,th, and the animate or breaking strength
per linear foot. a- well a• the ertntle-t I ical load
the bridge %111 iturtatn. 't Counnt••ltinera will
re-ert.ti the richt or ;ejecting cloy or all
Plana and eprellication• tor the mutihnry ut said
hi - Id:tea may he lir en al I Itts "nice, until the morn
of the day 'Ol Jetliner Inv circler of County
Unnuut•rtintera, JOHN Mcilol . N.
gpilti.3t 1 I Nautical copy 3 times.
1872. Spring and Suminer. 1872.
Boots , Shoes Gaiters!
J. H. 40 la lA. N E1 5
Nos. :543 and 55 Wood Street,
11/1P just received one of the Largest. Best Selected
and t'h moues StockM . hiought direct from the
Manufaetories for cash, hetnre the recent advance
in Leather, and will he sold at the lonest sew-
York and Boston Pricer. Philadelphia City
Made Goods at Manufacturers' priemthus saving
Grelg,ht. and expense.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY
Special Inducements offered to etodi or Sbcti
Time Bayern. Modern bills duplicated All Or
den. f.rom Country Merchant. , pnouptly attended
to. and Plat , factlon guaranteed. Call and exam
ine nay stock and price*, at
J. H. 13 () A N S,
5:3 & 55 Wood Street.
taprlO.tf
SEEDS I SEEDS !! SEEDS I!
MY NEW SEED CA'fALOULT
FJr P 472, conta!nln' a complete list of VEI3 ETA
FIELD and FLOWER SEEDS with three
t.Ms far Cultivation, now ready, and will be sent
fn-e to antaddress. Also. PLANTS, TREES.
VINES ant
sRUBBERY of all kinds. Baguet,.
Cut Floweri for weddings, patties, Ac., arrangod
in best style to aster.
JAMES Id. BENNET. Seedsman,
aprlO-Im.] 131 Smittaleld EL, Pittabaxgb.
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THE BEST BASKET - Sipple Mariitt,
FOR FARMERS, GARDENERS GRii
CERS AND FAMILY USE.
SEND FOR DESCRIPTION LI • T
Address—
RANDAL KENT, Jr.
Slur Basket Works, Pittsburgh. 1.,
uprlo.3in
Notion & Millinery !louse,
JOSAORNE &
75, 77, and 79 Market Votren.
PITTSBURGH,
are now prepared to exhibit to the trade the
Selection to be had, Baud or West. in
Hosiery, Gloves, ~E..3aLtr,v)iderie,;,
Laces, Lace Goods,
While Goods, Hoop `lima, C'orsetg
Gents' l'urnishing Goods,
Hair Goods, hair Nets, Notlow,
and Small Wares.
GOOI )S
Hats, Bonnets, Flowers,
Ribbons, Corded Satins, Silks, Velrets.
Crapes. Mc., of our own importation. at
ruling prices Wnottsato.: ora...r. A call solica•
ed Orders promptly filled.
ltetail Stures, 197 end 199 Penn Ave r , u •
pr 10 ::m
BOGGS & BUHL.
v.,-atiw. Federal S rcet,
Spring Dress Goods,
New Gray Mixed P. - idips for atin• i
Japane. , 4rirca etnis.
./A NE:•)E SILKS froiit 45 to ;iv,
M. •,..t Itatitb.t‘tric St) le, and best ciu,„tv
(or the to b. !Li, I t , trk t
ELEILINT 1)NPL.11:
Shawl§ & Scarfs,
STRIPE SPRING SIIAWL.•
In Ounce Sly Irma 3.00 up the el,: T.;
An Extra ,43a.rg.ain.
24 inch Black Gro,Grlon Silk at $1
This Silk upon xiunin•tti , n, rromuntn.,,
Spifcial Prices
buying CottonadeA, Jeans. tivek+. t :1,
BOGGS
ItA,Federal Strict,
Aptlor72.ly
James T. Brady 6z, G.,
BANKERS,
Financial Agents for the United Slates,
tv arc worth
Full RTH AVE. Oz. ROODST.,
PITTS BU UGH. PA.
Dealers In all Ismael of Government Securities
Gold, Silver and ( 'oupons. buy an oe I Bodo. -4
Gold, Mortnnees and tirst-clasa Securities, gene!
ally. Mone) loaned on Government Bond.,
lowest rates.
Interest snowed on Deposit*
maysircicd Get lUh•th
THE BEST IN THE WORLD!
The Improred .Sampson & Howe
Standard Scales,
All sizes and varietk for ...Ile
SOUDER & M'CLURG,
63 WOOD ST., PITTSBURGH
A's 4), Warchousc Trucks, Patent Nlolo.y
Drawers,
AND GIiO(7ER'S
February 7. Is72_ly.
3:2104; rA.tafirtr'S" .
Dr. J. ]tar
rray,oflir
%Alter. de•-'
- carried that
Dentist , n
work h.
li-41 , 1 7 "r i t i t i c — cheaper
he offer, i"
'f#4.;41111 his patrons
Iwo ne •br
be•t mate*,
manufactured In the United States. Gold v..
ver fllllne performed In a.tyle that deft... c‘u.,;,
Litton Astisfaetlon guaranteed In all operat:t.ris
or the DIUtCy returned. Cave him a Mal.
feb2: l v
Brooms! Broomsl
The uhderplgned have lately etnum , nco:
manufacture or Broom., near the
Railrod Station k New Brighton, Pa. ,
h - here they win be Old to hare their frlrud ,
the public generally
CALL AND EXAMINE TH El E )IA6E
131100 Ms.
They Will ree None but the Best .J 1
Corn.
Aral having had considerable expertecee —.-
manufacture of bn:bonaa they feel con da,.,, , •be r
ability to ratiary all aWI wish to buy
teu2l:3m. J. L. & H. Thi 0, 1 P" "
160 ACRES OF KANSAS LAND
EOU KALE On EXCHANGE,
FOR REISER COUNTY PROPERfi.
'INIE above land to located near a a,, , .r..h , :
/ 11'n of 0; er xao Inhabitant., to at,
j"T.r s 'n l, throttigh tt hitt The A tchieur, "
Santa Fe Raitro,od Is erwehiqj to be coolo ,eun;
coming mmel. There la f !YAM .l ‘‘.,"
through ant' o.otno stone and timber on 1•. I
fry road on one aide, and a State road on fbe
er. The land is nearly ail pra,•:r r ‘4 ,
warranted. For further partic 1.1 !Et IS nqn••
.101 IN EL McLEA: Rochester - . or
W. W. IRWIN. New Br14:1110L.
. .
$l,OOO REWARD'
A reward of One Thou, , and Dollars v , UI
to any Physician who will produce a med•cre
!pat grill supply the wants of the people b ,, trr
fillatl the angle known as
. DR. FAHUNVY'S
Celebrated Blood Cleanse+ or Pan+res ,
It mint be a better Cathartic a bettetrA Iterst!re
heifer Sudorific, a better Diuretic, a better T , '"'
and in every way better than the 'tit
mama how long it has been in Car or bow lwrit
discovered. Abort, all it must not CODLlin
thing nor ruswr W5OCT•1110-4.
$5OO RPWARD!!
A reward of Thre Hundred Dollars vlll t , e
for • medicine that - OM permanently cure ra . “ ,
cases of Coativen6s, Con.tipation Sick or Ner
vous Headache, Liver Complaint, Billow pipot
dens, Jaundice. ltheumatirm. Gout, D,Mprp,t3.
Chills and Fever. Tape Worms. B o n.. T u rn,,r,
Tettero, Ulcers. Sore*. Pains in the lulus. adr
and Head and Female Complaints than
DR. FA HRNEY'S
sLooD CLEANSES on PANat'EA.
which is used more ezfruslvely by . prsc , ""g
pbYMCOins than any other popular te , d l,,,e
annwn,
ketrPrroarad by P. Psummy's Baas. a Co
ynearo, Pa., and Dr. P, FinanzT. Cht ,3o
Price 14.5 per Dottie. For sale by Wholepale ind
Beall Dealers, acid by JOEIN 111001111, Drogelo"
Deaver, pi. 19-11,
FlP . BUtaltl. , l3l/1-tteatta. Canto, Footers, &c.
mat:, ezecuetd at this calm.
THE LEADING
A leo, extended lino!
LARGE ST(R
POPULA
Othinizin.;
mann
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