The Beaver Argus., May 15, 1872, Image 3

The Beaver 4rgus.
1873.
6 - a - rulation .Thirteen Elm 1.1!d.
Rates of
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A Mill Iptratone and Viecutons'."Ni
I ;cclol potion per Uric, - tazi maw.
fi_e Payments: to b.,3 made quarterly, except
caw:miens advtrtisometiti+, which rtipili tie paid
in ad Vance.
TIME TABLE.
tideland f le Pittsburgh B. U.-14atus
leave Botorer Stamm si% tullou • : Mor•
Accum`o 9.19 31, I. 2.47 p. zu..i.Etvertlog Fuel
Lane. 6.57.
gOlut, Area( !Otte 6eZver StatiOTl Ili fol.
51.3i1, 7;16 a. m.; Accommodatiou and klx
prvey. (through to penult.) 5.45 p. m.
OU NCB MENTS.--The following tariff
narzrl. for nnnonticing the names of candidates
for IlJannnoun.at the enatng nominating conven
t,. 1., then pcctive alms mentioned, and for
I,r.LinK carclo and tiCtets, bas been agreed upon
t., the Republican papers of this county:
1111 . .rreeit, ..... $2O: Senate,. ........$l5
10. Sheila lu
it, ;*ter ltecord'r 10. Cleric of Courts
ostuissaaner,. .... 5. Poorhouse Director, 3
A -6octateJutige..... 5. itudttor
Superintendent.— 6.
Cards and Tickets, per 1,000, $5.
The attention of Lbe public is directed
to the following - XeW AdVertlsDinealL9
which appear.for the first time in the
AnO Vs to-daY:
si Is! Notice-Dr. Seyser
Notice -I.l.lloway ....
e;e., oil Notice-Mustang Liniment ......... . C
'e, tal N elk-es-Dr. Jthastoa.-- -
....
lia:4nolta halm
special Suttee-Dr. Pierce '
ot• CI3I Notice-Singer Sooting Maelair ...... •
A ‘l,,nlAement—lloward Eaton . Co
Nen A(i v ertlisemeut- Porter & Costes
'lnquest, e ItSaa IDA" Bank- James T,Brady
New Advertisement-W. W. Becker-C..- *O: 4 ' C
Nor Advertisements- 4 de°. P. licrvell
Special Notice-M. ............ .M. 15
List or causes for Trial- John Cy -giant.... 72esiisite
A 9P Ignec'e Notice-John Chug hey
trphans'
Orphans' Coart.Notice -John C. Hari ..;---Isq;ic
e p,rtal Notice-Speyerer ....3...
• ppraisementibt—John C. Hart .... . . Aiszcic
fittgister's Notice - D. Singleton. ....gsgs:tc•
Notices-S. a J.
!-,e, - tal Notice- C. B. thirst
tt,K Itester Insurance Co .3sqs;te.
A ('ard.—Sotne of my opponents are
repotting that will draw off before the
day of nomination, besides other false
-1.,:0da too numerous to mention. I .
%%ant tt dislanctly and emphatically uu
der.tood that I am squarely on the track,
and expect to be on the 28th day of May,
1 , 72, at 7 p. tn., when I hope my friends
1, di give me the noulination by a hand
',,nu' majority. , Respectfully.
C. F. WI:ITER.
V.I. the ucweett. aid latest tioceltles Watcl'es,
ry dud Silver Ware at the lowest prices, go
• ..4,e,,,Don's Sons & Co., 4 11 hiarhet etNet„
l'iost;zugh. ic7-ly
ANce ion Day,— Last Weduesday
A , eenslon day, and etas duly ob.
ed in the Catholic church of Roches-
t,r, a,' a festival of obligation. High
trig — 1% as sung by Rev. Fr. Kuenzer,
I a ,ertnon was preached iu German
,01.1 I.uglish. The attendaUce was largo
week day.
%otire.—From and after, this date
tie first of September next the
Com missaionerm will meet on Sat
of each week ouly. aprlOtf
—American Cloctr a
L.. CLocKs. CLOCK. 4
. newest bly Inn est, prices. John
s ions rt In Market street, Pitts-
The I iettyst•urg Star Rays ihat. the
I Mita diritisoil of the Grand
Arioy of the Repuhlie will hold an En
.3ifiptileill the 4 oittysburg battle-field
..it tiaeseeond, third and fourth days of
Jttly next, trader the eutnutand of Major
• ieneriti Mead. 'We utat•, therefore,
• x}•e••I t_tur•v in ,etty,.burgliti the
to t 31.0 • ~ .unme our
IMEEI
BM!
k 1,. f‘ort . •-• %%11,, in,l••rp care
pr,,1111,1 . t /(A, Co,
9', Market .4r-tt. i'gt.hurgt;
Stlytn-Pi. ,Ten Wsi,r .01 bouP but trips
;r , :I• ( ~r and ss
tioae
•••t.r t I) LI II r,n,un's s u n,
d - Mirk, t 14-1 y
T,i e l'hPaptrit I.lrwest and best seler
,,t Wall Paper,
tum.l , ,w-i:lLidti , , and Varieties at B.
M aprl7:Gw
t neighbor Weyand,
lie Beaver A.nous iniipeakrug o f th e
.I,legation which represented our (I,s
-t:;L-t in the late state Convention, does
doubtless unintentionally) to
the delegates from Washington county.
11,. says the entire delegation f in the
distrii.t voted for Hartranft.-. Is is a
le.ir mistake. :Maj Ewing B. F.
i;. , ntley were in the Oonv ri from
1111 , ..outity—the latter gentleirian as a
•übstitute in the place of Mr. Lawrence
and both of them voted for Mr. Ketch
t,,r Governor. We agree with the
.1 so s that the w lobes of a large major
the 14-publicans of the district
igro , n-ci by the men who went to
i Lim...burg, but not by the two gentle
ni , •n r epreeen Ling our county. We trust
Aio.i - s will correct its mistake.—
Reporter.
late.t and best tF.tylea of jewelry in all their
a - • ... hranehes, to he found at John Stetensrm's
• , 13 Market Ft littsbnrizti
u F: (;00Dli, linSiCr V.
Trimming tc., Just received from
".,s York, which will be sold cheaper
ever offered in this county by II
Rochester
"I uric Jake." of Ze-tyler.l . Ilrruld
it,er, Pa., declines being a candidate
n , ,uitnation as Auditor Geneial by
tt, I , eniocratie Convention to assemble
Itea , 11111:. . Ile proclaims, editorially,
that - in Me future as in the lasi ho will
intie.elf In the endeavor to edit
a tearless sii‘i independent journal."
\\'.• wk , • it thi , ticoan, that he is no lon
traMmets of party,
tt:a: party he right or wrong.
1r t, 1%11: assume the position of a
a , the times now eminently
The country has reached a
• ! to tt, history, when nothing but a
!. - tr ••ss determination of doing and act
-on-scientiously on the part ofjourn
..,:., can save it from anarchy and rev-
• , I). Honest and patriotie men
he aroused from their lethargy,
•: ;.•posing in the Delilah lap of fan
s,,urity Choy are shorn of their
and despotism or revolution
!.,..tened upon their en•_!ntry; and it
.• , r - r.ti;zit the independent press as an
, :rument, that the anlakening .process
emanate. P
1. 1 , 1 Es' r A Sli lOSABLR REsnRT— is
next door .to P. 0. ; Itnehe,-
r roaS;2'w
—Every genuine bo of Dr.
1..1 NES LIVER PILLS bears the
FLENLING JIRO'S., Pitts
'urgh Pa., and their -private ;United
stamp. "Take rio other."
market is full of imitations.
MEM
Apr3:ttm.
WATr II Ftrin Afferits for the
!1..... Watrhep in the City of Iltte.burgh
01: intent ol our n Ulf y to please in
,•- .7ohltSterenxoli'g %I May
•*,, et. Plttsburgli.
'turned to Deoth.—Moriday of last
week Mrs. Catharine Carter, aged about
, residing near Napoleon, Holmes
was engaged lighting fire iu the
with her husband, and finding
ki , ty were unable to extinguish It, she
1.•!i-h t i n to tall In the assistance of others.
N,a returning after the fire was checked,
search Kcal wade and she was found If
lug upon her back literally burned to
d"Hth. It is supposed her clothing had
1 (t.ii on tiro when she left her husband.
Castoria—is a twlentilie vegetable
preparation; a perfect substitute for and
nr...r.- effective than Castor Oil, aid is
;.."-I , snit to take. It cleanses' the aysteitt
. most remarkable in liner; does not
Jc‘trtor or gripe, but of;
rates when all
~..fer reniediem have fai sl. It is certain
.uperßede Pills, Castor 011, Narcotic
,:• , yrup s and all other purgative and ex
('ltlc a uiedicines. The Castoriacontains
","liner Mineral,., Morphine nor A1c0,,.
,,. By its etnolient, er,othint effect, it
Icuilates the food and produces nat-
LrAi slpfp particularly adapting it to
• ` tying arid teething children. It cures
notch Ache, Wind Colic Constipa
• •' li • Flatulency, Croup and kills Wor Ink
M.lse your druggist Rend for V.; he will
"," 4 a.Ys keep it, as every family must
here It. It eoSlNbot fifty cents a bottle.
ma.S;4w
S , !NM Stern lig Silver, Table Ware
p rr,4•l 3tatil.ll pieces John Sterennon's Sans
t 4 .S 1 Market street, Pittsburgh. 14-0
/.64.4.1" VARDFN STYLVA in abundance
—uo humbug—at Dibbard'a, Diamond,
Itoehester.
Perhaps somo of our young friends
of the college or seminaries of this coun
ty will furnish ita With a translation of
the foll Owing:• •;•.
.f SPRATIIS UXOR ET FELLS,
Johannes Spratt nett edit pingo°
Et odit uxor macru m,
Sic Cam's linqunt in lance
Ne quldem simulacrum. .
Johannes SPratt olita telom babobat
Et unlea tura bane calls gatulebat,
Sed butyrum lions! ttsmper tnagni eme
bat.
() rio ao
O (X., OU
It CC IS 00
13 OC Ou
38 IV
38 WW
OD ICO W
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PAUPER Ea' DIVER.
4 Lane4a itontlindaa.
Mitzi tergeben,
Pauper et - puer
Nam RURIMP3 ogoharn.)
Sod noun adultus
Sum auro poititus,
In auro voluto
Nil ego invltds.
CO' .rox ciannEms.
Richard us Dares
Uxorem balvbat
Et argenta factain
Cujur spinam fraugobat
Et Muni= sic .
Molitor' ven t 4ebat,
Acclpere eau)*
lite nolebat
Crudeliter(ilfil
In nvuni naittebat.
WATCH it6PASILINO.-11!your watch la out of or
der. send it to John Stevenson's Son* t (k.. Pitte
bilvh. It will be repaired awl returned free of
ezytrea cbarzia. All wet: warranted. Jet-1y
The Cheapest Lal*es t and best selee
tlon-of Carpets, (MI - Cloth, Wall Paper.
Window-Shades and Varieties, al B.
Mulheiui. aprl7;Gw
Ur. Clouse; onepf the publishers of
Ciotixe's. Illustrated Home Bazar, called
oil us on Friday last. The Bazar is a
monthly periodical of sixteen pages,
beautifully illustratO, and well tilled
with literary, fainilyand general intel
ligence. ' Price i. , 41 '..rents per annum
Mr. O. and an agent.tare canvassing this
county fir munseritiers. 'rite paper is
well worth the money for fireside read
ing.
WATCHES.. W Arc - um—The most complete line
Iv the City or Pittpburgh s , :ind ull the necessary at
tachments to r'e had of .3"hn Sterenstm's Sons et
CO. 91 Market store t. Ptorphorgh
Progress of Vears.—They do not
go from us, but we' from them, stepping
from the oh] into the new, and always
leaving behind somthaggage, no longer
serviceable on the march. Look back
along the way we , hitve trodden; there
they stand, every oue in his place, hold
ing fast all that was left in trust with
them. Some keep Onr childhood, some
our youth,and all hatie something of ours
which they will give r op f r neither bribe
nor prayer—the opittlions cast away, the
hopes that went with us no farther, the
cares that have had Vuceessors, and the
follies outgrown, to be reviewed by
memory, and callei up for evidence
'Only day.
Tit E CAUSE. cif Tetnperance finds some
of its most insidious!anddangerous foes
in the mauY so-called "tau les" and "ap
petizers," made ofeheap whisky and
refuse liquors, tin4ed up to suit de
praved appetites, tinder the name of
medicines. Dr. Walker's Culijornea
Vinegar Bitters are nr-ne of these. They
are not ft beverage, but a genuine medi
cine, purely vegetable, prepared from
California herbs by fi regular physician.
For all diseases of She stomach', liver,
kidneys, bladder, skin and blo d, they
are an infallible and>Yturivalled remedy.
inayS;iw.
Opium eatingrhas become quite
common in the United States, and par
ticularly in the \VeSk The Legislature
of Kentucky, in ord4r to check this prac
tice, has just passed' a bill that, on the
affidavit of twifi resf*ctable citizens, any
person who tlfrough. the excessive use
of opium, hasheesh !fir of any drug, has
becomeincornpetentn manage himself
or hisagiitate, may lit(honfined in an asy-
loin and placed under guardianship as
in 'the case of liabiOal drunkards or
lunatics.
CC=
Five Hundred 'Thousand.--500,000
Bottles of 'Green's 4ltgust Flower has
been sold in this .State in three months.
We only ask. you to $o to the drug stores
of Hugo Andriessenjleaver, S. Hannen,
Ito , •liester, or Gilliland Kerr, New
Brighton, Pa.. and f:get a bottle free of
charge, or a regulartSize at seventy-five
eents. Every Bottle warranted to cure
Dyspepsia or Lire* Complaint, Sick
headache, Costiveneks, Heartburn, Wa
terbra.sh, Sour Stotitach, Indigestion,
Impure Blood, or dekanged Stomach and
liver. Use Dr. Ilosc4ee'a•German Syrup
for consumption. n0v2.9;1Y.
List of Jurors d`( nwtt for June Term
1'4%, commencing gbnday, June
u RAND ItRORM
J J rarothers,fonViOhotnas McKee
Daniel Smith J-chard Calhoun
Johnston Calhoun ;tunes Todd
Uarsides G7uhn C Reed
Robert Patterson 'P
A Dumber
1' IT Bracken Xichael Hare
Ebenezer Springer aII T Kennedy
David Johnston ar . ;john Bevington
Joseph Gilliland'else Fisher
C Dunn P''S B Funkhouser
Corken Barnes
Conrad Stamm ;John IL %Whistler
PETITtUROILS
James Moore James Bryan
Stafford Neely J IL Field
Thome-44 :McKinley %Mathew Anderson
Christian Mou tier William A Kennedy
Martin Haller C Bruce
James Todd S Mererran
David Knowles John Johnston
W C Fisher Charles Cunning
Linker Reed John Davis
Samuel Davidson srAmoniah Hazen
Alfred Braden :fames Marshall
Milton Rhodes John Swiek
I A W Edgar Tleona, J Moore
Jahn Motherel
Samuel MeFerron William Barnes
ToLoa,. fletclie J Chandler
John Nelson John Linton
Jacob Nvswanger John A Johnson
Aaron Mine:singer S Caughey
m am ;2,ts
FA II N EsT(A s best lead, pure lin
seed oil, turpentine' dryers,
ke,, at Wni.
MILLINERY, all th 6 latest style+, Just
revel vcsl, liats and Atonnets, Bleached
and Pressed, at Ilibt : tarri'm, Rochester. a
Parking besi sea'.ona
for packing 'Witter says a hairy-woman,
are May and • October; the former for
aummer and the lat.at for Winter luso.
When taken trom.tlie churn I work out
ail the milk I can, wilt more than for the
premmt use, and setlt in a cool place for
ten or twelve liour: I then give it
another thorough working, by which it
k entirely freed frOtif. milk, .1 then pack
it down, rectly tight, iii a new earth
en or sto . 4,1 - ssel,nhil cover $t with a
cloth, on % 'filch I pot an inch Of fine salt
to ex elude the air. Whelk the \ IiSSVI is
hum it i 4 closely tied with paper, the
cloth and salt still remaining. By keep
ing in a dry, cool plage, butter wade and
packed in this_ way Will retEtAln perfectly
firm and sweet for ittlany months.
W. nt'EuttuiNo in the Diamond of
Rochester Is reeeiripg pure and fresh
drubs every week i'forn the East. lit,
kill sell to his patrohs nothing but the
purest arfiele., anclask the people only
to buy once and they will be satistital
wie l h both quality an/ price. Physicians
preseriptions carefully prepared at all
ti6ers.
Printing Office' Robbed. The
counting room "r Repo.ll
- Of ,l'ilambersb4rg, was rglari
misty entered an.l n I s'2s, u
-
dat• inght Ia t . A cOuriql man, named
Henry Gray, uho rkturmal fr‘mi an en
forced apprentireshiP of two years at
Cherry fljll but a - few mouths ago.
whither he liadbetn helt for robbing
the post citric*, vas arrested for the rob
bery and a portion of the money found
on It is person. Ile: was committed to
await his trial. ►
NV.II. BUF:ell LINO at Rochester, is still
patting up Bucclsliug LS: Hurst's Asthma
Ito ief.
Tit F: new Iceland Soda-water appara
tus is now in operation at W. thiech
ling's Drug Store. The syrups and wa
ter aro of the first. pisility.
nitre little boylii Pittsburgh went
to the circus the cthtr day, and amused
himself by throwing stones at the ele
phant while he was drinking. When
ho got through, the boy tried to propiti
ate him by offering; him a piece of gin
grrbread. „Before s4ceptlns the pike the
elephant emptied about sixty-four gal
lons of water . , beer. measure, over the
I oy, and then slung him.into the third
!ger to dry off. Thies boy Pi very indif
ferentfabout circuses n0w. 3 , , Hf says he
doesn't care for them as =mach as he
used to.
Alex. Moore, of Chartiers twp.,
Washington Co., had about twenty head
of fat sheep killed by dogs one night last
week. ills - sheep were very fine, and
the loss is heavy... There ought to be
some law enacted by which the number
of dogs in the country could be forcibly
depleted about -twathirki.
UZI
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Election of the County School
Superhatendeat.—Pnranant to call
the directors met at the Court home
May 7th, at 1 o'clock p. m. On motion
Ruben Watt eau., of South Beaver, was
elqod chairman and J. 8. Wilson, J. F.
Meer and'. B. Eakin appointed &ay's.
On roll call one hundred and seventy
one directors answered to their names.
On 'notion the conientliM,litoceedod to
_aD
fix thoualaryforthe ocaptturyeo., or h
it. found Eledeleggeede*ored $1. 200
per yea. 74 delegstes /1,009 per,yearied .
one delegate*sllsoo. Win
ventldh the; Proceeded' tolstliotfor 811 "
periniendemt, with the following result:
BALLOT/ Tot Jul yud
li• 1. Knhrht............. ...... l's 6 5 Cr.
Smith Cutt15—,....... .......,.....00 49 .78.
G. L. Eberhart ... to R - •
.T.ll. Dnnoson.. ............_......... 51 t'l -,--:
Newton Anthony • 15 ' 0
M. L. Knight, otlndfistry Tp.. having
a majority of the whole number, of votes .
cast on lith 3d balfot, weci declared et‘e:
RUBEN WATT, Pres
J. S. Wu.sox,
i. F, Mimeo, I Seeretcric4:
J. R. EAKIN, ,
ABOUT CHANOES.—WhoOver you meet
now talks about the changeable weather;
ladies are excited about - the sudden
change in fashions; politicians change
their •opinions sometimes every day;
our nature, the whole universe changes
with every second ; but there is some
thing that has not changed yet, and this
is the low prices which Mr. M. Schiff of
New Brighton asks for his goods this
season. Although you read in all
the papers about the advance in cotton
and woolen goods, you can get of Mr.
Schiff anything Irgbis line at the old low
prices, which he published before.
All tea and coffee in bond on the first
of July becomes free of dnty. Appear
ances indicate, however, that during the
next year prices will be held high. The
stocks of coffee are reported light at all
the distributing points. The sales of Rio
for the year, to date, have been 74,013
bags, against 218,070 for tho same time
last year, a falling offof over 6,3 percent.
a‘
Stocks, consequent' , are all in import.
era' f
bans. being 92,166 bags. figainirt
45,036, though the gregate receipt:m . lhr
the past five months are 20 per cent. be
low that for the same limo in 1871. Theme
facts have atwfngtbened beldam, while
goods in bond have advanced slightly.
All other grades of coffee also are in de
mand, and command full rates. Teas
are excited, and holders daily advance
their pretensions. Stocks are about ten
per cent. below those of last season, but
the ratio of choice 'flavors is much larger.
Before the duty was taken from teas,
prices were quite flat; but now buyers
have discovered that quotations have
strengthened.
A Town iu Ashes—. Somerset, Som
erset county, Pa. was visited with a ter
rible fire 011 Thursday. Nearly the
whole town—enntaining a population of
about 3,000 persons—is in ashes. A
number o( the sufferers have relatives
in this county among whom we mention
Mr. Daniel Weyand father-inlaw of
Scndder• Farrah—whose dwelling and
furniture, valued at $:.10,000, was totally
destroyed. Capt. ldVt. Adams, former
ly of this county, and also a son-in-law
of the Mr. Wevand above referred to,
suffered to the extent of $1,500. The fire
originated in a stableon the outskirts of
the town, and as the witfil-sras very lug%
at the time, the flames leaped from build
ing to building in an incredible short
time, giving the inmates barely lime to
get nut of them and into the streets. No
lives were lost. A similar calamity be
tel Somerset many years a go-
Mr. J. D. Cameron has presented Mas
ter Curtin Quay, with a Shetland pony.
Ah, you sly "corporal!" You can't
shove that pkmy off on "Master Curtin
Quay," nor can you induce • the public
to believe thgt it was "J. at." instead
ni
of "Old Sin himself w o sent it to
you. He has heard of yoUr fame as a
stock breeder, and he has forwarded the
Shetlani to help you along in your no
bleeffort to improve the horse stock of
Beaver county. It is hardly necessary
for us to state that the pony belongs to
the male species and that ho still retains
all of Ids normal characteristics.
There is a petulant flippancy, which
we heartily despise, in the criticisms of
certain country journals on our course
in the Beaver Senatorial contest, which
is born of nothing but fear. We are dai
ly misrepresented as attacking bitterly
and personally the, gentleman who is
running against Mr. John F. Bravo,
wheik, , ,pi fact we have the first word to
utter against his character, fitness or
reputation as a legislator. We have
simpky and solely dealt with, facts. We
belief7e that our party will be defeated
in the X NNW) Senatorial district with
Mr. Itutan as our nominee. WE FEEL
',Fut.: OF THIS, and as a 'Republican jour
nal, working for the success of the par
ty, we advise the nomination of a stron
ger and less objectionable man. We
have not one word to say detrimental to
Mr. Rutan personally ; on the contrary,
we deem him a gentleman, in every way
a good citizen, and an able man. We
have never said aught else concerning
him and we challenge our malignern to
show to the contrary. We have pointed
out that in the counties of Beaver, Butler
and Washington, there Is such wido
spread dissatisfaction that Dr. Shurlock
had to go uat.ler last fall. We have sta
ted that the men who defeated Shurlock
will oppose Ehnen; and ars powerful
enough in numbers to defeat him. Now
let some of those gentlemen who are
urging his nomination in the face of
these assertions give us the names of
any Republicans who voted against
shuriock who will this fall vote for Bo
lan. This is a plain proposition and
will-greatly tend to simplify thecontest.
If it is assented to. We assert, and ask
to have the assertion disproved, that
..rer a ir /111.//dred neplibilian rotes ma the
X X Villa district will be seat against IN
-100 if he IA nominated, which all know
is more than enough to defeat him. If
this cannot be disproved, is it not fool
ishness to insist upon his nomination'
:should Mr. Itutan's friends urge his
candidacy dalieu they are warned by
good Republicans (which we claim to
he) that his defeat, and with it the loss
01 the State Senate, is almost if not alto
gether certain ? We ask his friends to
pause a moment and reflect on the mat
ter. They may think Mr. R.'s election
can be accomplished—we, knowing the
strength and the extent of the opposition
to him, think differently. Have we
done wrong, we ask in all frankness, in
letting this belief be known at the right
ti me 1' (;azeffe.
Purchased a Team.—On last Fri
day, at thasate of the McKinley livery
stock in Beaver, the Directors of Poor,
purchased a largo r aml substantial team
of horses for service on - the County
Home farm. The price paid, was 11425.
THE Malta Double.and Single shovel
Plows received and for sale at Speyerer
Iliil
An exchange says : "If, instead of the
closing anthem, some of our min
isters should,at the close of the services,
give the orders: 'Attention,worshippers!
Fur hats, dive! For overcoats, got Jerk,
t%vist, plunge! Make yourselves ridi
culous, all!' the etTeet would hardly be
a variation from the present style of get
ting ready to go out of church. The
singing et the doxology seems to be the
signal for a general putting on and ad
juattneta of overcoatg, and when the
benediction is about to be prenouneed
the ruined congregation look more like
Jumping out of the windows, or uniting
In a crushing race (or the doors than lis
tening to the solemn words of the good
pastor. At one of our well-filled church
es, on Sunday evening, it was observed
that at least every third man was going
through these ridiculous motions while
the services were closing although the
sermon had been excellent. Why do
not people wait until the proper time to
do these things? There is a time fcr
everything, but that time does not al
w Sys occur during church services."
To Clean Paint.—Use but little
water at a time; keep it warm and clean
by changing often. A flannel cloth is
better than cotton. Be careful of soap.
Put but a little soap or skim-milk in the
water; add soap to the cloth when need
ed. A sharp piece of soft wood is indis
pensable for the corners, the point will
become like a paint brush, A saucer of
sifted ashes, used where paint is badly
smoked or fly-specks are thick, is better
than soap; wipe last with clean wet towel,
and don't spill a drop of water. Never
put soap on glass unless it can
,be well
rinsed, which can never be the case with
windows. Wash off dirt in clean warm
water and dry; then with a paste of whi
ting and water, and with a little cloth,
place a little in the center of each pane.
With another cloth rinse over the glass;
next rub off with a dry cloth till the
window shines ,like crystal.
•
New"Fire.lleilek , Nanallietery.
Igast week we,v4sited the establishment
for manuthanting Ore -brick, teceutkir
exerted by Fran & Co., n the south
Wee C el
side of the , Ivor opposite Beaver,
and found it of nob greater capacity
than we had supposed from viewing the
structure from the Beaver bank of the
river.
The main building is 100;by 70,i. sub
stantuilly built and supplied with a:Pow
erful engine and the most approved
macbinery for the various purposes of
that peculiar work. The drying floor
is of capacity for nine thousand brick,
beneath which are thirteen fines extend
ing the entire length of the Poor, for the
purpose of creaticg the proper tempera
ture for drying brick.
The clay used is mined from under
the hill in rear of, and not more than
three rods from the Factory. The vein
is seven feet thick, with a strata of 17 or
18 inches of stone coal over the top—suf
ficient to drive the engine and supply
the drying floor with fuel. The capacity
of the works, when in full operation, is
equal to fifty-thousand brick a week,
besides prepared or ground clay in un
limited quantity. Thus far they have
had but ono kiln for burning brick—fif
ty thousand of which have Just been
burned within the last seven or eight
days—but will erect two more immedi
ately, in order to be able to run the
works to their full capacity.
There is an excellent landing of deep
eddy water, well protected by shore, for
loading and discharging cargoes of boat..
Take it altogether—the excellence of the
works, the convenience, quality and
abundance or material, and easy access
to market, which aro possessed by this
company—we may safely conclude if
there be any money In the trade they
are bound, to come in for a large share.
We are pleased to note the BUCOOS9 of
this work, not only bscause Capt. French
la an enterprising citizen and deserving
of prosperity, but because it adds large
ly to the productive wealth of the coun
ty. It brings the dead capital of the
mines Into market, and stimulates labor
and commerce. In fact, it helps to en
liven the times all round.
Work for a Deteellve.—lf what
has been intimated to us be true, a tire
insurance detective might make himself
useful to his employers by a close inves
tigation of the / gauge of a fire some time
ago in the Eastern division of the county.
ED. ARDUS:—" The Beaver Radical"
persists in charging you with "forging"
the name of I S Ratan to a telegram
purporting to have been sent to Col. M. 8.
Quay shortly alter the announcement of
John F. Dravo, coq, as-tr-§kinatorlal can
didate. This does you injustice. The
telegram came to the ARGUS office from
person entitled to respect. I ant well act- -
to:tinted with the 'hand-writing of the
one a ho sent it. 1 ha•] no reason to doubt
it' genuineness. It cane as other com
munications come to this office, and was
published according to copy. It was not
concocted in the Mita - . office.
JOHN B. BUTLER,
Foreman of Beaver Ana's .
The Itocheater insurance Company
has been chartered with a capital of
5100,000 and the privilege of increasing.
All the stock has been taken by citizens
of Beaver county. The Company is ready
to go into operat ion. The arrangements
are about completed. As soon as the
Patent is issued by. the Governor, an
election will be held for officers.
George C. Speyerer, em., and Capt. J.
V. McDonald, of Itochester, , S. B. Wil
son and John Gmbing, mtgs., of Deaver,
and a large number of other good and
reliable mon ofthe county are the stock
holders. Composed entirely of solid
men, the Company will be reliable.--
Cbnaercative.
How Coal Originated.—fly farthe
most valuable of all the gifts hidden by
Nature beneath our feet, and yet always
most generously offered to us whenever
they havo,been needed most urgently,
are the vast supplies of fixed light and
heat stored up below fur a thousand
years.—Perhaps long before man him
self existed, in days of which no other
record remains but the aileuLtestlin°P7
of the rocks. Forests of luxurious
growth covered every lowly valley,-
crowned every inland lake, and fringed
the low shores of the great oceans. They
sprang up, they grow and flourished,
and no hand gathered their fruit, no axe
threatened their mighty trunks; but
storms :came and tempests, volcanic
eruptions and violent npheavings, and
they were laid low in an instant. 'and
covered w itlr ashes and med.—Then new
generations maelirxin them and their
race, others followed, and thus the work
of incessant destrection and regenera
tion went on through countless ages.—
Hence in some places 150 successive for
ests each separated from the lower by a
few feet of sand and clay, have been
found to have grown and fallen in tom,
one lying above the other? They did
not vanish, they did not oven decay ;
but, beneath them, the glowing heat of
our globe, above them a burning at
mosphere and a thick canopy of cloud
pouring endless rains upon the surface,
they gradually changed Into vast depos
its of coal. And when the fuel became
scarce upon the surface, and men cast
anxious glances about them for new
means to create the heat without which
existence was impossible on one half of
the globe, and to procure thajight that
is indispensible to the enjoyment and
the usefulness of life, these immense
treasures stored up since limo imme
morial, were revealed to them, and am
ple supplies of both heat and light guar
anteed for ages.
The Beaver deposit bank will be in
operation next week in the but Wing
occupied for no many years by John
Barclay, decd. The stockholders are
all men of this county. They are gen
tlemen of well known integrity. The
cashier 4s Eben Allison, Esq., late coun
ty Treasurstr. He is so well known, and
has so mdch of the confidence of the
business men of the community, that
bin connection with the new inzititutlon
would give it character. It in evidence
of the increase of business here when
the money transactions require the estab
lishim; of an additional banking house.
The ',oldie need no assurance from us
that all the business of this house will
be transacted in a legitimate way. Con
seerat ivc.
IV ha! Next ? —We are now using an
article which is manufactured in Roch
egter, this county, by J. Y. Marks
Co., who wo believe are the sole paten
tees, called "Chinese Fire Lighters,"
designed to kindle mai tires without the
!LTC of wood. We hesitate not, with all
who have used them, to pronounce them
a perfect success, and the inventor a
public benefactor. They aro cheaper
than wood, to say nothing of ratting and
splitting the wood for use; they are not
affected by heat, cold, or wet, and take
but little or no room compared with
kindling woc
No family old ue without thorn for
all they cost,. andbv using them, either
with or without wood, you thereby pre
vent the many terrible accidents which
result from the use of oil. And whilst
they are perfectly safe in every particu
lar they burn readily and generate ono
hundred times more heat, than oil, or
any other known substance, and will
light the hard or Anthracite coal as well
as the sort cual. The safety. cheapness
and con renient. of these lighteramust be
apparent to an. and we trust that, this en
terprielng flan, will receive the public
patronage.
To Plekle,,leat Inoue Da3.-4Get
a tub nearly.full of Lain or river water,
and put two Wean of thin wood across
it, and set the beef on them, distant
about an inch from the water. Heap as
much salt as will stand on your be3f,
and let it remain twenty-four hours;
then' take the meat off and boll It, and
you wilt and it as salt_ as if it had been
in pickle for six weeks, the water hav
ing drawn the salt completely through
the beef.
On Monday last Gen. R. B. Beath,
Surveyor General elect, entered upon the
duties of his oflice. The following are
the appointed clerks under the new re
gime: Robert A. Wetly, chief clerk,
Cambria county, Wur; Evans, Lndiana
county; 11. A. Caldwell, Blair county ;
La Rue M. Hicks, Somerset county ;
Samuel Hamilton, Beaver county • Jam.
'
Pott, Fulton county • Wm. H. Seibert,
Schuylkill county • Marsh. D. Detrich;
Franklin county, S. N. Blundin. Phil
adelphia: George W. Philips, Dauphin
county ; S. H. Galbraith, Perry county ;
Captain Grant, Berke county ; W, A,
Klusloe, Lycoming county ; N. C. Wil
son, Mifflin county; messenger,
Simpson, Philadelphia,
thol7s4rlcs eta Thar Brush.
writer in the Americas Ammo/ of
Microacopi has been exploring the term s
o" bristles in stair brush-surreptionsly
purloined from 11 lades tOtlet, stand, an d
though It contained nothing snitch we
accustomed to reified With unquali
fied horror. the rests is of his investiga
tions prove that there are mysteries or
dinarily undreamed of in simple appli
ances of the toilet. There are concealed
in the damp lint of hair brushes, unl ess
kept clean by the use of bit:lris:mate of
ttotassa or carbonate of sods, many liv
ing things too small for detectionby the
naked eye, some of which, we are told,
are of more than suspicious character,
being knoirn as the originators of scald
head and other diseases of the scalp, The
author concludeslis article by acaution
against Wetting the bead, recommending
dry brushing instead. Ile also recom
mends the use of carbonic acid or sul
phate of soda as a cleaning material for
hair brushes.
Coal Ashes.—Coat ashes are only
beneficial to trees, says the !!lira! New
Yorker when applied lie a Mulch where
the trees stand in grass. At least we
have never found them useful in any
other way, when applied alone. They
keep the grass down, if applied in suffi
cient quantity, and the. soil loose, B u t
they are excellent to mix with any kind
of fermenting manure. They are very
good deodorisers, or absorbents, and
can be used with the most profit iu this
manner, we think.
For the Better Argus
A VISIT TO BALTIMORE.,
Talk about extravagance in the erec
tion of our Methodist E. Church In Bea
ver ; why here, at the foot of this Monti
ment, we are building a house, the very
site of which cost live times as,tnueh as
our house is &Baded will cost ; and the
grandest Church edifice in the city, cost
in gji t is supposed. some $3( 1 0,000 or .400.-
000. What do you think of that for high?
Then I passed through the Peabody In
stitute, just over the street, with Its 48,000
volumes ; and then to the top of Wash
ington's monument, hard-by, whither I
have been repeatedly heretofore, and at
the very laying of its foundation stone.
fifty-seven years ago, when a boy, I
came from Fredericktown to witness,
and now from its summit! am taking a
eve view of this mighty Monu
mental tity of Baltimore. But, Satan's
temptation to casthayself down from
thence, with the ex tion of not being
burt.3 or, of his giving ine all Baltimore
even, tie_riol hardly be fool amulet tO
try. 1111 a baauttful • moroing.l have
arkanulof tens top. you pay
the limper Wi:euteatid ha furoli6es you
witli Itsequirea live :Aunties
steady Kota); to.get up; but to 0110 Who
has never been-there It is worth the toil
and price. -- I expect Ibis . 114 my last as
cent:- I.,enoinsof it printed history of
Witabington montarieet; and you can
use yogrplesittraltt tiratisCrlbing any of
it aloursitlt.tbla nonce, wilthift,Jryrne,
sitting. wltiti rttfreaiiitig bredue fan
toe,,threetly tinder thy atatue of Walsh
teem). 18 feet I a highl and Well#4oll
18 tone:, Thawltdie Or new re oostsPoB-
000, andi-Xlses to-ini , eitiVation °cover 280
feet ahioxietkilelhalaft ,, - /C. M •
I Iftqailbet iltubstigtiSisketpt Mu 411/4)
THE BEAVER SENATORIAL
FIGUT.
We are loth to take up so much space
'with a subject in whleb the majority at
our readers lied little or no interest, -P but
in justice to ourselves we are hound to
notice and refute the statements contain
ed in an article In the Beaver "Radical"
of Thursday. That paper has-this to say
of 113 :
"The Pitteborgh Ga:.ette copies the forged tele
Frau of the Argue and endorsee It as genuine.
rhe telegram lea forgery. and the editor of the
Gazelle ilea when he wipe that he la assured that
la genuine."
The Man wha could deliberately write
such language, without a scintilla of proof
of its eorreetnest, is either a fool or ti
knave, we shall not attempt to decide
which, but let our readers draw their
own inference of his true chat fieter from
What 101 ows: On Wednesday morning
last, two gentlemen visited our sanctum,
one of whom is a citizen at Beaver coun
ty, whose word even the cheeky editor of
ittic "Radical' would not question. The
Lk; drew Irma Ills pocket a copy of
he litatver,,Anucs, and directed our atten
tion to the telegram, signedJ. S. Rubin,
tv filch read as fdllaws i ' . .
SCATEM, April Si, 197.1:
Col- M. 8- WATI 43 Girard House, Philadelphia
'"Draso Is out tor Sedate. Rob l es squally for
mo. You cannot go to the Cinclunatteowseattou.
You must come home immediately."
After reading it for the first time, we
questioned its genninness, and Was asstimi
by hint that it was an exact copy of the
telegram sent, as he had been so informed
by a gentleman whosaword and character
werss.beywal quoithitt. .1/pop this aasu
ranee we printed the item as a morsel of
news which would he relished by many
of our readers. It appears that it *as
Nor relifilied by the editor of the "Moll
nil" for sonic reason, else he would not
have allowial his usually serene. and pla
cid temper to run away with his usual
good sense and judgment. Thu above
statement is true in every particular and
will be sworn to by three persons Includ
ing the writer of this article, if it shall be
necessary. That we "knew the telegram
to be a forgery," is simply false'; that "it
is a forgery" we do not believe, although
the "Itadipil" pronounces it such, for our
informant is a more reliable and truthful
man than the•editor of that paper, and in
this we merely state a fact—not in an of
fensive sense—one which all who know
the parties will assent to. If the tele•
gram had been a forgery, the editor could
have obtained a state:meat to that effect
from Mr. Buten, or the telegraph opera
tor, and then there would have hem. no
necessity (Or the impotent and laughable
rage that he exhibits, and he would thus
have repelled the only possible conclusion
to be drawn from the circumstance, v;z:
that he had been fairly trapped and ex
posed, and smarting keenly under the
lash of public opinion, he foolishly mils
people "liars," and utters threats which
he vainly presumed would frighten us in
to silence. Mr. M. S. Quay will find that
his threats are as insignificant as his po
litical character is loathsome to men who
are moved by honest convictions, and
who respect themselves.
We intend to give him the fall benefit
urour columns in any attack he has made
or shall make upon us, but his mode of
warfare shall not divert us trout the real
issue in the matter, or ruffle our tranquil
temper. Nor shall we call the "gentle
man from Harrisburg"--0r Btatver—if
vou please—any naughty names, as we
object to that kind of argument, as lung
li4 we have any facts to hurl at au oppo
ueni, and we have a vivid recollection of
a former battle in which our bland ftiend
took a part, which ended in libel suit.
What we shall hereafter say, friend Quay,
will be somewhat 0 Ong to your move
ments, it a ill be parliamentary too, but if
It erns, we emit no squealing, anti we
shall give you no exduse to: a libel suit.
Item is a am you say '..-2.,,,
'•%% e don't car, a contra - eats, whether the Oa
sefte ravora Mr. Ruten or not. It 'sits right to
pronounce JUdglnent upon public men and meas
ures. But when It gets down to the level of the
Beaver Anon& the organ ut the Clcutncutti move
ment in this county. In a personal warfare Upon
the editor or the Radical. It has nn claim upOn our
respect or conddetce--
Now we would wish to claim the eon
tinned•respect of our sweet tittle friend
of the Radical, and therefore wouldheg
of him to point out the passage in the
liazeite where " personal - warfare" has
been made upon.his precious little body
or pure character. Has he not made a
mistake? We have distinctly confined
our words to the matters in discussion,
and have avoided the *lightest appear
ance of personality. Whern#re ask if Mr.
quay is allied with Aleck McClure (in
the light or ltutan's dispatch) in his at
tempt to disrupt the Republican party
in the State we can find nothing . per
sonal and vindictive, or spiteful In the
query. It is a plain question, and ifltn
tan's despatch was genuine, which we
still believe, and shall continue to do so,
until better evidence of its falsity than
the editor's word is given,' demands of
M. S. Quay an answer. The positiou
*hid)lie is supposed to hold in thepar
ty will not admit of his hobnobbing
with Aleck McClure at Cincinnati or
elsewhere. It he insists upon such
course, we shall move for his displace
ment from among the leadership of our
party. Ratan was right when he-tele
graphed the little corporal, "Youcannot
go to the Cincinnat4onvention." Now
when we as k him if such were his inten
tions be fires up, gets awful-mad, calls
us a liar, end then charges no with mak
ing a "personal warfare" upon himself.
One word more and we dismiss the lit
tle fellow, for the present, from our
thought. He sass:
-ws ain write a chanter of Comfit history
which will give It employineat at Donne for some
time to CUM, and old do so If It makes It oecert.
Bah! We only notice this puerile and
posilanimous threat for tho purpose of
adding: "Lay on, MaedufT,and damned
be he who first cries hold—enough."
The Gazette has Sisrvived many battles
since 1786, has often "let loose the dogs
of war," and we promise this Aminadab
Sleek a fair field and an open fight If be
covets one. He is welcome to publish
our history entire, Since the date of-ear
establishment, or any slngle ,, chapter
thereof. but he =mot drive or scare us
from our purpose, once it has been de
cided upon. We take up that glove, sir.
now fire away, or acknowledge yourself
the champion of that discretion which,
in your case, is the better part of valor.
A.TTJF.N.riorr
Republican Voters!
There will boa, publid meeting of tie
*publican Toler. and eltlzeiiiiar , 'Beaver,
Ittalt; and vicinity in Lafayette
Thursday evening the lath init., at 71
John I'. Dravo esti., Senatorial candi
date fcT nomination will bo present (and
J. S. Ratan esq., has been invited) to do.
liver an address on the current politics
of the day, to deflno their views of men
acid measure% coma mut coma
ILArty Itkpuisticatm.
FINN BLOOMING PLOVERS, & PLANT&
received daily; Fresh flower seed, Trel
lises for pots and gardens, Gold tisb and
globes, fi►r sale by Chas. B. Hurst, Ito.
cheater Pa Ma) 15 2w
(Radical and Cbnaervative copy.)
We understand • pittillon Is to be made to
have Mr. Dtavo and Mr. Ratan stump the county
in company. The gentleman who signed himself
"Many Republicans" in the Awns, will probably
accompany them with a hand organ and a mon
key, and the Pittsburgh Casette will furnish a re.
porter.—lkarer Radical.
Yes, he shall be on hand, and report anything
Interesting to the readers of the Gazelle, a large
number of whom reside In the counties of Beaver.
Butler and Washington, whether lUtnn snt Ala
monkey—the little corpora!—shall put In an air
pearance or not. Bat we will wager a big pipin,
that friend Ratan will never meet Drava on the
stump. Be knows better. as John is • little too
much for Jemes,and the latter is wise for acknowl
edging it and staying at home. Bravo's speech on
Friday night at New Brighton, was a crusher to
the hopes of the little corporal and his friend.—
Pirtsberpt Gazette.
BRIDGEWATER, *PA.. May 13 th Un-
Cot. .7.'Weyand.
Sin: A press of professional duty will
et this fate .day entirely prevent me
from making au electioneering tour of
the county for the Legislative nomina
tion. You will therefore have my name
stricken from the list as published.
To my friends for their proffered sup
;art and influence I return my kindest
thanks. Da. JouNC. LEVIS.
Currutzto ! Clothing ! Clothing! New
Goods ! New Styles ! New Prices ! Thr
place to buy your clothing at reasonable
prices is a the reliable Clothing House
orb it J. S,nellenburg, Broadway, New
Brighton.
Native Wine.—Monday last Mr.
John Tait, a well known Fruit grower
of Pulaski township. preser4ed us with
some native wine ofhls vintage ,from ‘ tbs.
Delaware and lona grapes, • ivhiett• foi:
body flavor and purity will vie With any
foreign wine Imported to this country.
It is but another evidence thatour coun
try posesses the natural resources for
perfect independence, in all branches of
%);
produ ion, trade and industry. Give
us a pre tire tariff and we con beat the
world I nything, wino not excepted.
We present our compliments to Mr.
Tait, and say to the clergy, if you desire
good wino for sacramental purposes, call
on him.
To EvEal•noux—.A few' wore of those
all wool suits at $9.50. Also men's
youth's & children's suits, at from $6 to
$2O, nt S. & J. snellenburg's.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. 1
- - - -
SATURDAY. May 11,
ASHES—Unchanged. Conimotitioda
4(6, nitrate, &; rennet!, 6147, pearls,
ll cents.
A PPLES.—The receipts and sales con
tinue meagre, and the market is dull and .
the season is about over; we continue to
quote at ,54(4stki bbl fur common to
choice.
APPLE RUTTER—Common. to fair,
gg , S7O per gallon; prime to choice,
75489.
BUTTER—The market is weaker and
holders generally are anxious to realize;
we continue to quote at 111®2.5 for fair to
medium, and 27428 for choice.
BROOM CORN—Is very quiet though
prices are Without quotable change,
ranging fnam 5 tot ocute*o Th.
BEANS----Scarce and in demand, sales
9I 52.U/484 per bushel.
VI/ Et.. E--Is In good supply and 'the
prices are low and drooping; l(1114 fOr
Dairy, and 15049 Air Ociaben. •
CARBON unchanged; 19620
cents by the ear load, avid 243 cents ad
ditional for smaller lots. We can report
a sale of 500 bbls, seller May at 19, free
on board tare.
CONCENTRATED LYE—$5.5O per
ease.
CANNED GOODS—Peactios (3 pound
Bans) $6(07 per case; Tomatoes .4.50(s
$5; Corn, ss.sowp according to quality
sod broad.
CRANBERRIES.—Quoted at 12@14
for conanlon lair ; and 16©18 for
CEMENT—Louisville &2.501g2.75i
Cttl
clued Plaster 14.50; Cleveland White
Lime 12; eastern, $1.75.
COUNTRY BACON—DuII; Shoulders
if@ 5 cents; Clear-aides 6®7 cents; ham
849 cents: Country Lard, 74(58. '
DRIED FRUlT—Peaches unchanged;
Da 4 for halves; 7sB for mixed, and 6a7
for quarters. Apples in steady demand
and sell readily at Ba 9 for fair to-good,
and 94a10 for pignut to choice. Black
berries, 16a18. Pitted Cherries, :2kt3o;
unpitted.
EGGS—Unchanged ; sales reported at
16a17. Receipts light, but the supply is
pretty well up to the demand.
FEATHERS No. 1 qtfuted at 75
Wholesale, and 80 to 85 in simian way.
51.1.ted Stock, 40 to 60 eta-, according to
quality.
FLOUR—The market continues very
much excited, and prices are still tend
ing. upward. We now quote at $8,50 to
$9 for Spring wheat, and $9.50 to $lO for
red winter. Rye Flour, $5,75 te $6. Peo
ple wilt have to commence usilig more
Corn Meal and Rye Flour; however, it
is scarcely possible that these prices can
be utaintaieed any lepgth of time..
GRAIN—The market for wheat la un
settled and irregultor g iud Rift difficult
to give accurate quotations ; the otter
inge continue light, and the mills are
taking all that offers and holders are
generally able to realize their own fig
ures. Oats may be quoted steady in el
evator at 52 to 53 ct, and in a Jobbing
way at 54 to 55. Ear Corn is quiet and,
unchanged; 59 to 60. Shelled Corn is
unchanged at 62 to 63, free in elevator
and 64 to 65 sacked and delivered. Rye
is quotable et $l,OO to 51,05. Barley
quiet, and in toe absence of sales, we
continue to quote nominally at 75 to 80
for Spring, and 80 to 85 for Fall.
GROCERIES— Coffee.—There is more
activity in the coffee trade, and stocks
are held more firmly than at the close of
WO. week. The advance of* to 4 noted
on Tuesday, has been steadily main
tained, and it is not likely that, for pres
ent wants. buyers will have to advance
their views. On the eastern markets
there la not much business doing—the
jobbers, having taken a stand, are deter
mined to hold off until forced to buy,
with a view to Compel a decline in bond
prices, now considered too high. It is
bard to tell which, the buyer or the sel
ler, will become master of the situation
—we think, however, it is wisdom to
buy from hand to mouth, until the mar
ket is more settled. Sugar.—Raw su
gars are better, and it is the general be
lief that an advance will come before
very long. The better qualities of
raws have, in many cases, been with
drawn from the market lu New York,
to be let out only at higher prices. Ma
lasses.—New Orleans tirm—fine 'syrups
considered good stock at our quotations
—common grades very low.
REFINED SUGAR •-- , Standard Hards
13; A Coffee,; B, Ili •'
Ex C, I1*; C
Yellow and Circle C, 114. These quota
tions are for straight brands.
COFFEE—Choice Rio, 2,0424; Prime,
224a10; Good = Fair 214; Java 28; Roast
ed, pure 27; lower grades 25a20.
RAW SUGARS—Choice New Orleans,
Haiti; Prime 104; Good 10; Fair 94. Por
to Itico choice 104, Pratte lei. Demera
ra choice 111 , Good
N. O. MOLASES—Choice 70, Pricue 68,
Good 65, Fair 60.
SYRUPS,Fancy White 10,Wbito
Honey 60, Liavecneyer &Elder's (loam.
other grades from 4tiaso.
RlCE—Carolina Choice , 91, prime 9/,
good 9. Rangoon Ba9l. Paths F 1419.
SPICES—Grain Pepper 24. do Pimen
to 16, Casale 50, Cloves 25, Nutmegs $1.25.
HAY is firmer In equisevietice of di
liiinlahed receipts, bat ail yet riceirare
not quotably higherk baled on wharf and
tracklt26as32. as to fluidity.
HOMINY is quoted at 14.50 bbl to
the trade and 475645.
MAPLE SYRUP is still qu i eted atsl.4s
41.50 Vigalkill Jug.
OILS—No. 1 extra lard oil la quoted
In &Jobbing. *ay at, 78a80, and No. 2 at
60 to 62
POTATOEFL—The receipts continue
liberal and the market is generally re
ported dull and drooping, sales at 65a70
VI bushel, and prime at 75a80.
PEA NUTS 809 eta lb.
PROVISIONS—PIain shoulders °eta,
sugar cuebd do B.3ta, ribbed , shiest 7&c,
short rib flc., Clear - Breakfast bayou
'Walk, plain sugar cured hams do
canvassed 12. Lard in tierces 9}, kegs
10h In buckets IL Mess Pork $l4 50,
Dried beef 17}, Ham sausage 10.
RAGS---sales at Satio lb.
SALT—Is still quoted at $1 85 , per bbl
by the car load. and tint a jobbing way.
SEEDS--There is sail more inquiry for
both-Cloverr: Timothy sped.
amreprtuslnanalkao 6 462sw
$8,50 fo o
the forma and, $3,25 to $3. 5 0
for the latter. Flaxseed $1.90 and scarce.
TALLOW—Rough Qat/cis.
WHlSKY—lLlghwinea unchanged at
90 to 92
Narrow Escape, From .
Ing.—A son aged some tea year!, of
Mrs. Margaret Taylor. of thus OWN fell
from a raft in Sharon Mat week, and af
for 6eing In the water about eight min
utes, was resuscitated with greatdlffieul.
ty. For a long time little hope was en
tertained for bis recovery.. Dr. Blaine
of BEWver happened to be near at the
time, and took charge of the case. 'rho
little follow has about recovered again.
a
NEW BRIG ETON' GUAM
coauctgn By. wivion
Width Wheat, $1 SO
Red Wheat, 110
Rye. - . . _ - so
Cure, 65
Oats. •- . 50
Buckwheat. - .. - -: ~ - 85
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MARRIED.
iiNOLE—ItICKARD.—On Tuesday eve-
Mug, May 7. at thee mideace of the
bride's mother, by Rev 4. L. Grimes,
Mr. George M. - Engle, of Industry.
MM Alice A. Rickard, of AI-
Bailee, 0. (Beaver papers please copy.
A B DLL L—DAVIDSON.—By Rev. John
H. Aughe,y, May 91. 1872, In Wam
pum, Mr. J. D. Abdill to Miss Mary
E. Davidson.
New Advertisemeliis.
A.sOignee'si Notice.
PunkB interested are heel notified that
Ms dreg and anal account , of John Gneteng.
ntaibtheo of J. Iljhence ender and virtue al,
an medicament Milk and executed by the said J.
it. Deuce Tor the benelt cable creditor*. has been
tiled in the ogles' of the Prothonotary of the con
of CooliziOd Mill or Wawa cuunito r allow
and will, unless cause be then shown against Its
C infirmities:, be allowed by the said Cannon the
unit day ot next teat.
myth 'Mao.) CAUCilart. Prolh'y.
LIST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL
At June Term, 181 •
Unbent' , Marker et al. vs. C. tt P. H. IL Co.
D. H. McKean John C. Wilson
Hobert Martin
ben) Chew** amain" WWl= Jenkins.
Matthew buscey '- Chas W. &bunt et. al
P. II !Sterol:mon - Henry Cowan.
Conrad Br own Henry It Y pole.
Samuel McCocaughey Juhu tirmblng et al.
I'. W. Anderson Henricils Lena/tilt',
U. L. Anderstm - T. A. Solon d at.
W. W. Puoltle John Unablng et as.
•obn Megrim John Wedded et at.
Winn, Dobson dr Traz ••• Kooken 6 Hrobeek.
Hann Witham *. John Carey et at.
Jacunalatn, a enc. Jan.ea Porter.
Joann' Calvin J. G. cala
John B. Levi* -• Wm P. Barnes.
John Baton - A. J. Feint.
myls;te..) JUUN CAUGHEY, Prof/Vv.
_ -
Orphans' Court Notice
VOTteg is hereby given that the Anal account
it Robert Unbent,' executor of the taut wlll
and teetameut of Franctil Fair, deceased, hes been
died in the fence of the Clerk ut tutul Court. And
will be presestked to said Cyan for continuation
cud &Hummer, on the nut thy of June term A. LP
JOHN C. AART, Uert
uut4tc.)
Itewiister'ss Notieems.
(YriCE is hereby giveu that the following ete -
/I among of lf.iecuturr, Autuntistratunt, Unarm.
inns &C. bare been duly passed In the iteglater'•
office at ileum Pa.. al/.t will be presented to the
Urpha Court to lie held at dear er, county of
!Scarce, ea. ou the 17th di, of June, lered, for eau
artztatioo tout stiolliajlOC:
ACCUUM. of Ttlolll. Jaeli,l3oo, Guarillau of Marza
ret J. Jackson minor ctdld of Mardare,
deed.
Account of J. L. Pyle, Ouarellen of Joh:. S
ver, minor. thtldOi Joeu Sbriver,
Final account of Wm. L. Itsyl, Administrator of
Noble Rayi. decd •
Final account- of E. M. Power, Administrator
of We eStatc of William tieonedy, dec'd.
Final account of Robt. tiorsuch jr..6 William
Ruud, Ezectitom of /WM. liumucti t dec'dt
Account of John Grietnng sr., lluardhan of Sts
pbrunia Mclinight inuw Suptinunia tits binyf.)
Account ul W.ll. Frazier, (Martian ul Eva MC.
Eanton run Vianus McKibbin (now Stewart) ml
uto children of Jane N. McKtboin, deed.
Float ',carom of dames Tbompeou War.
!lock, lixeculure of the will of Iliwict Waiworri.
deu.d.
Final account of Agnew Goff, Guardian of Rob
ert Stinson, minor, sun of Upbert 'Stinson dee'd.
Account of David Patten esp., Rseentor of Um
wid of Robert Temple, dee'd.
Au °Mit of Leander .111cVaitley. Otuirdlan of
- Biome B. Andrews, minor child old. P. Andrews,
decd.
Accdant at David Idilter, Gaanttan - Or Retry
minor child of lltutiael Miller dised.
•
Final act:clout of George W. 'Proudler, Ifieentoe •
of the will of George Pr.nidley. deed.
Account of W Glenn Calls. litilldiaD of Sarah.
Martin (now,- llerzog) minor child of U. jilerthi
deed.
!quill account or Scott Mitchell, Executor of
Jamee A. dolmettni, deed.
Accounts of Peter (Yowl, Guardian of Jurriph.
&alumni P.. James A. & Ahniham L Pastrailiiht.
minor children ul Bernard irpiliaug,ht, deed.
accutrut (real )of Joseph Wallace & Ar
thur Shields, Asacuturs of Jamesllcileury, decd.
Pima account of Arthur stueide, Adruluntrator
of tria•estate of Samuel McHenry, dee'd. •
Acclimate! of J. B. brown, Administrator of the
estate of Alexander Brown, decd.
Account of Win. Bice Guardian of Elizabeth
A. Bhuebrooka. minor child of John laboebrooka.
deed.
Aaremit, of Jacob Tonna. Guardian of Mullah
Toon, minor child of Jacob Yonn_g ar., dced.
Final strocuit of Nathan ifozim.Lsming of the
will ofJoiegul . N. McDanelidetfd
Final accoutd.u( 'John Dodds, guardian of
Margaret Moore and Mary 11. Worded tfiirmerly
Moore) 'dinar children of James Moore deed.
Account. of Conran 'Stamm, Guardian of Agnes
Thomas, minor child of Andrew Thomas dre d.
Acapuut urthontits nigger, Executor ut
Thus. Nicholson. deed, rho VOW Executor of
John Wetherepouu. need.
Accounted' ftenbiii WatCesq.: Executor ur the
wit! of Robert Calvin deed.
Account of Samuel Burns, Guardian of Marga
ret Shane% minor Child tifilattblaushanat, dee'd
Account of Samuel' Barns, Guardian o(• David
and Simplon Shaper, minor children of Matthias
burner, deceased..
Accounts of Baoinel B. Wilson, earl_ Guardian
of the estate in Pt•nrisylratna of Ales. Rufus anu
John ltainmey Niblo, minor children of Alexande ,
Nano. decanted.
Accouots of Sara. B. Wilton, erg . Guardian .f
Mary and Elvtra Russell, minor ctiodreu of It. W.
hu.seo, deceased.
Account of David W. Scott, Executor of Sarah
Irons, deceased.
Account of John S. if calhaney, Guazdtan of
Wilt am L. Holmes, mtnot eOO UI Nancy Holmes,
dreeascd. D. SINGLETON. Rea r.
cus 15. tr
Rochester Insurance Company.
ELECTION OF DISE,TOBS.
Tlll, Governor of Commonwealth harlot,
by letters patent under Ins hand and seal of
butte, createtr and eieCted the anbacrthers to Um
(Aimed stuck uf the Rochester insurance Cumpairy
tutu a hotly poilttc, and corporate In (teed and
lu tar, 21 , L.t..ce as hereby itiventisat the neat etectiun
us twelve Directors to outings the affairs uf bald
utUyaLy. will be held at Speyerer & McDonald's
Rau., In the borough of Rochester, Namur county,
Yn ,on Monday, we 'nth day ul May, A. D. tals,
netw,en me hunts of 10 a. tn. and 2p. m. At u. 4
ciection the Yule* 01 the stuckhuldes• shall by by
b.. 1101., each abate of clock not emzvedun ten ha
lug uue vote, and every dye •114fe.s , liver tee, one
IlUaluonni vote.
George C. Speyerer, Juno Conway,
Junu V. Yicalunaid, Erilviartl Ketues,
Luau schntder, Jozob Wilek,
ji., Juan lineOtug,
I tn. huuuruy. Jahn Dlypuiu,
zmin b., 115.1.1. bilvels_mli,
U. 4. byryerur. J K. Buchanan,
Das.lel ISI l LK, '
o.Mll3listi4 . ll re
M . t+. ltua,
William It.pudre
A.ppruitoement
THE tultooing apprabements under the act ul
ly 413014 W to April, 1107, of propel
', *nursed iv be retained ny Cho w iduv or child
ren ui a decedent to the yaltle urs3uu, twin bob
flied lu tile Lace of Me Clerk ut iW Orpbaus'
thrall and cuultruord ni.l, via:
Persowil property to theawourit ofillSOU. retain
ed by winos. w Hobert Ferguson, del:eased; H H.
Hoopes, eareutur.
Persona' property to the amount of ;143.95 re•
rained by arlduw isi Arr.lithald ttuocrteutt. uire'd.;
b. Lt. WLaub, athalwatriatur.
- •
Personal property to the amount et 1239.55 re
tained by widow of John S. Herron. clece.raed ;
Jouis Shout a. administrator.
Personal psupeity to the amount of 131.10 retain
ed.by.iatidow.ul Amu* A. Trine. (Untamed ; Morn,'
Prke and Charles Price. jr„ adannlstrators.
Personal property to pre *mangle of s3ll retain
ed by widow of William blocerer, deceased ; - Julin
lents. administrator.
Notice le hereby given to hors, legatees, and
distributor's, and ell others interested, to appear
at the next terta ui raid Court uut later than the
third day tit being the 10th day 'of .3 nue, 1811..) to
Ada' cause, it any, they haya against the anal
Soulrtuat lon 01 the above appraltetneute
in, iktc.) JOHN C. LIMIT, Clerk
N 1 E D I . 1 C
E L LAP
SE WING MACHINE .
MEW pia.A.vir
I,OCIC. STITCH.
There ire some points to a sewing machine that
ladles desniag to purchase. ehouU take heto. ,
consideration,'namel;: -
Ltghtness of rountng.
Ease of Management,
•Cansclty to do the wort required,
Freedom from Note,-and
Non-Liabillty to get out of outer_
Weclaim that the IMPROVEIYELLIPTIC pos—
sesses all these points. and that it Is /..
THE VEEN BEST
FAMILY MACHIN - 0
NOW . MANUFAOTUREA
And we &Gilgit an exandnatlim et it Afrntw
wanted in every tonniy, to whom we will the.,_
most liberal terms. $ll 4lllll
l
febll.ly.) 19 Fifth ArewPfttsbarg. POL
ALL
LL the Payers from Bohai to Calltorof a mo
m
t beetut wo os i k t.
e toi rgr pab
tratertouitwasinoii.nodrerse cA Scb .
rr .11 Et.
Every ilorwsow-er's Cyclopedia. Etc potty
taint subsc
ed and-bound. with nese!? NO usa Milane.
y o g i / onny by ription. Agents w anted inn ev
ery co unt r 111 the LOOM- World term t. Send
ibr I,9reemes. IFOBTEIt ItCOATII3. •
any ts;itri , Publishers. Phlladelph ta. Pa.
VV . .vv.IESA.II.I-K*.ikit.
-
(SticCOOSOT to Barter & Baseltinr,)
Witglat/ALAI AND BSTA/L neAt.ua 111
CEROMO LITROGRAIIIS,
Seirdetegl WADSWPM: Rain ant/ -:ored,
TograPAC /The•Pertoltte. Neutrino 0 .nd Picture
Frames of ill kinds. JR Firm Avenue • 1.3 dame
above Smithfield SLlPlttsburgh, Pe. Intently
New 44v
orpluau'a Coul.t Sale.
Valuable Merl in Mow Nrolla
Blf virtue of an order of the Oiphans' Court of
Beaver county. the undtesigged admintstra
toe of liagaak Marsden. deceased. win expiate to
public sale, on the pormitee. on Monday. Arse
10th, ;Mat one o'clock, p. m.. the following des
cribed reel estate. viz: A certain kit Of ground
situate to the borough tf Glasgow. county of Bo
rer and State or renvolaritais. being portico. of
tot No. 19 in the plan of sald.borough. bailor a
width °reboot 48 feet ou Front street, and exten
ding beck therefrom 103 feet to Union lane;
wherein are erected a Large Terceltory Brick
Bowie captaining 10 rooms, with good cellar on
derneath ; a Frame Btable, and other °catholic!•
tat*: there being also an excellent well of Water
TWalter.
B.—One th.rd of the parches. money in
hand on the confirmation of the sale by the Court,
and the remainder in two equal snunal Install
ments feom the data of such confirmation, with
legal intern -t thereon from the same time.
COUTO. Adorisistrotee,
mayiti,lw.) Boundeville, West Va. .
IVOTICE.—AII persons are hereby notified not
L'a to purchase a note drawn by me br one hun
dred and fifty dollars. payable In Almost, 18711. In
favor or Stevenson £ Wlttish. set never reasived
value for it, and am determined not to pay said
note. SETH M WELSH.
_rnaytt3w*
'Deport of the condition of the Nattonal Bank
of Beaver County, New Eirfghton, Pa., et the
ekaa of bnalncee on the 19th day of April
1874:
RESOURCES
Luaus ....... ...inn 608 18
Over .1 raftr. 7. —..- . . J5ll
U. S. Bauch to secure elreulatic‘n 13.1.000 OD
U.S. Sind, and 'scuttles tui band 15.000 00
Due from National Banius_. 1.2 3 t 47
Due tram State Banks sad Banners_ .. 53 15
Booking Haase 14.374 5$
Fan Allure EA Fli.inres.. ..... .... .... taro 48
Corieat expeues....... ......... ...... 1.:51 51
Taxes paid t.ltra la
Cub !teals—Stamps GOD 00
BIU* of other National Batika Mel 00
FraetlonalCurrearey (laelodlng Nickel.) OM t'l
specie— . . ... .....,...... ..... .... 3413 4.10
Legal Tender Noi.e; A.. . 143.4'70 00
I.IMDLITIVJ.
Capital Stock ....... ....-- . --Mk t= W
Butpius Vend. -- - - ....... --•-•• •• • • 21 J /15 "
Discount . 3.231 07
Bsctstngv ... . 'LW V
inictest. .. 15 iti
Pratt' sod Loss 401 09
Preemlotos 1.427 70
Nattotod Bark OZ OD
Dhrttleods 1.216 P 4
Individital Deposits 42.810 MI
Doe to National Blotto kW) 16
Doe to State Bioko sort Rankers 1.5,173 75
jr •
SlaTi Or REEXIIITLYMILII. i _
couss* or ar.aven. C "'•
no, I
I. Edward I no, Cashier of the National Bank
of Deliver C 3 .' .do solemnly &Mem that the
above statement time. to the best of my knowl
edge and belief. -IICDWARD 1100 PS, Cashier.
Subscribed before me this, Ist day of May,
hr 2. MILTON TOWN§IIND.
Notaat Public.
Correct: Attest— BEND. WILDE,
JOHN STILES.
/G. S. DARKER
maYBi3w.) •
Directors. .
GRAND CONCERT
CITY X3AL.7LALis
PITTS "ITIIGH, PA.,;
ilex °llffr 18 4 4.
$30,000 WORTH OF PROPERTY
, TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
300 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
AT WALE STATION.
At con 'union of the concert. the Manager will
distribute VO beautiful Building Lots to the ticket
holders In the usual manner. but honestly and
*partial ly.
These lots belong to Mr. it. Gilliland, of Pius
burgh, Pa.. whose title to the same is lodisputa
ble„Mid being situated convetdest to the city, will
make excellent and piessar.t homes for the work
ingman and mechanic. These lots are increasing ,
in vahsedally. A rich six-feet vein of Bituminous
Coal underlies this property. A coat hank ls open
and in good working order. Tide bank, which
glees full access to the coal underneath, will be
given away with the Lot on which tt to situated.
The coal, valued at 11% cents a bushel. is worth
$lO4OO. • A seat Frame Cottage Rouse ip also on
this property, and_ with the outbuildings will be
given away Wilhite lots upon which It is built.
Oakdale is a well lmoerp. thriving and prosperous
lown,and at present contains an Acadeloy„Female
College. Malt Beane, Post Oftoa, Express Office,
and a large number oftwodsome dwelling houses,
acid eaten altogether lea desirable place for in
dustrions working men to settle.
Ctrs Palawan.—To the getter up ofa club of
thirty a handsomellilver Watch will be given. Tu
the getter up of a club of 10. five tickets will be
given. To the getter up of a clad of 10, two tick
ets will be given. To the getter op of a club of 6,
one [icing will be given.
The -following named gentlemen, well-known
*id tarot:cinema *Shama of Pittsburgh and ACerbe
-1111 Mlles. Ore wrath ted es to refer to them. They
OW Touch nos the honesty.and tntogrity of the
enterprise: Bon. Jas. Blackmove. Mayor of Pitts
h. and President of the Mechanic's Savings
Biz, Beni. Silverly, State Printer. It. Munson
Porten, Editor and Publisher of the Weekly
Mirror.. Allegliony City , Pa.: Colonel Semi. Ell
gore. County Treasurer. As to title to said prop
erty. refer to If. S. Floyd, Attorney at Law, 69
GEOTOGE IL SHANAFELT, Gen. Manager.
70 whom ill entoninntustions must be addressed
General Once, T 2 Third Avenue, Pittsburgh.
Pe11.0136 remitting money must send by Regis
tered Letter or P. 0. Order. myEtAsr.
Black-and Gold Front,
GEORGE W. BIGGS
No. LS9 SMITUFIELD ST.
Four doom above Sixth Ave.
I:11
Optical and Fancy Goods, tfcc.
PITTSBURGH . , PA.
FINE WATCH REPAIRING
Please cut this advertisement out and
bring it with you. jel4tv
LOOK HERE .
Q. 'miss AND SUMMER GOODS. —The
O undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
and the public generally that be has just received
a new stock of goods of the latent styles fat
Spring and Stammer wear ,which be offers at very
moderat rates.
GE.NTLEX3NS' Fuirmsrmva
GOODS.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Clothing made to order on the shortest mattes.
'ankful to the public fur Past favors, I hope
by doie attention to business to merit a contitin
axes of the same.
DANIEL MILLER,
ireiPoz BT.. BRIDGEWATER. PA
isms 24:11
no
la
The B est for 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 tension. •
Justly , Popular.
From the first the " DOMESTIC" has
rapidly increased in popularity, until to.
day, in the Oinion of all experienced
Sewing Machine men, it stands forth
'pip :`, l • ZAI WW/F416 Nu illi a. al
It is,enining favor much faster than any
otherlfachtne heretofore presented to the
•publie, i which can he seen from Its increas
ed sales last yeu over the preceding, being
OVER FIVE HUNDRED PER CENT
No Machine is increasing its sales and
gaining public favor as rapidly as the
"JDOMMe r rIC. " ,
THIS IS IN CONSEQUENCE OF ITS
S....TYPErRIO-Ra r rY
WM. ROBERTSON, Agent,
Beaver Fall, Pa. Call and examine the
machine. Feb. 21; 2m.
DEMMLER BROTHERS.
No 120 P3nittLhfleld St..
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
De l
Manna rent of
Tin, Copper, and heet Iron Ware,
And e ra In
CIITLERY and ROUSE UIgIiTISHLVG 000ps
Hare Constantly on hatt a very large stock of
Crows' ma and Spite Candles, lee Cream
Freacre, Ice Club, Wafer Coolers,
Clothes Wristorrs,Btrd Cages.at.
Proprietors of the Celebrated
rA t TEXT ADJUSTABLE STOVE SIIELVES
Wholesale sod Retail.
PLUCKS LOW. apelh4ss
10401 &:t.ol.A6fertisemepts;
What Is ibis Gland Specific for dyspepst,,
qua bubbling, rparkLing, cooling. parifying, regn.
biting tj , l . Zs they call 7arrustra .Verreseent
Scatter 4 t / Weil. it la almply the rActittall
fat of the Seltzer Sietig Water, whiet k for
lOU years has been accounted the driest Cathartic
sod A Iter.ttre Jo all Swope. SOLD BY ALL,
DRUGGISTS. atai.L4w.
Tug ONLY GENERAL ACCIDENT"
Imagines Coisspassy Gs - Aushrica, writing
Accident Policies by the month or year, is the
TRAVELERSasures flusnr.,... al.,
in mee o
trades. oecupattoss, tad profession, tit rates wttb- e
wttpla the means of all. TUE TRAVEL/MS
also walks policies of life sad endowment
NSURANCE : , :d a m II . ustudpiefornase.,
Curtly and modorde . coat under a Delicate
contract. Premium system Is the figtorlte
Low Rate, All Cash, Stock Plan; No other
COMPANT:::":ewur"I,"".".'
money In benefits to Its Policy-holden. Cub
Alicia, nearly two Millions.
Cheap Farms: Free Homes!
UNION
us TUC
A LAND GRANT OT
12,000,000 ACRES4'
swami 0
LW TUC DEBT
FARM & BIIDIERAL LANDS in AMERICA.
3.000.000 Aeries in I%isstoramilk.
MIZE:
GREAT PLATTE VALLEY,
The Grai - den off.he Wekt,
NOW 1 1 0 a SALE!
These lends are In the central portion of the
United States, on the 41st degree of North. fact-
Lade, the central line of tte great Temperate Zoue
of rke American Corinnent, and for grain growingt,
and stuck raising unsurpassed by any to the Uni
ted States.
CHEAPER IN PRICE. more favorable terms
given, and more convenient to market than can be
found e:sewhere.
rids DOMEDTDADI Toe ACTEIII.
The beet Locations for Monies,
Soldiers endued to a Homestead of lad Acres
Pre( Ames to Porcluvere Land.
Send for the new descriptive pamphlet, with
new maps, published in En_gflah, clerrann, Swe
dish, and Danish, mailed !Fos everywhere. Ad
dress. 0. F. DAVIS Land Commissioner,
U. P. Li. S. Co., Amapa. Neb.
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Extraordinary Improvements
IN
CABINET ORGANS.
The Mason & Hamlin Organ Ca. respectfully
announce the Introduction of improvements- of
much more than ordinary Interest. These are
Heed and Pipe Cabinet Organ's,
being the only successful combination of HEAL
YIPBS with reeds ever made'
Dare Transposing 'Key..n
oaeda
which can be Instantly Moved to the right or left,
changing the pitch, or transpoain* the key. Fur
Drawings and lkscri,plione. see Circular.
New and Elegant iSYyteg qj Double-
Reed Cabinet Organs,
at Sint in3Satl EfZeach. Con Briny Capacity,
Etegarthe and thorough Bred:awe of Workman-.
ship. these are cheapes than any before offered.
The Mason d Hamlin Organs are aeknawkalged
BEST, and from extraordinary facilities for man
ufacture. this Company can afford, and NOW UM
dertate to sell at prices which render them
I.4NQUESTIONABLY CHEAPEST.
Four octave Origins, itso each; Five Octave Or
gans Sigu, $125 and epwitids. Forty styles, up to
$l3OO each.
New illustrated Catalogue, and Testimonial
Circular, yak opinions of inure than one thousand
musicians, gent free. MANOY & HAMLIN °M
OAN CO., IS: Tremont St., Barton. Mill Broadway
New York. sprS4;4w
Portable Soda Fountains,
$4O 050. $75 and $lOO.
GOOD,DURABLE AND CHEAP !
Shipped Ready for Use. ,
J. W. CHAN= S 74,
Co ED
Madison Ind.
or • D FCIIS CIIICULAR
THE MORMON WIFE.
Now-is the time for Agents to secure territory
for this thrilling and tearless book. It comprises
the Adventures and Experience of a woman
wriaen by hereof—kir years the wife of a Mormon
Pro,itiet—oisslosing all that is mysterious, wicked
and startling, abounding in thrilling adventure,
humoious and pathetic scenes—We most Lascina•
ting book extant. Steel portraits of the Author
ess, portraits ufleading,liormous, both men and
women. Idle and Scenes to etc, bold only
by... Agents. For circulars address I.IARTFORD
litiELlatllNt; CO.. north rd. Conn. apr4.4-4w.
WANTED.
A competent. Agent to thutvass and take charge.
In • portion of Yens; of the sale -of a rapidly-eat*
tug book, by the most eminent author In the COF,
ted States, and indispensable to the correct trans-%
action of every kind of business. Agents sell
from to to WO pet week. Liberal Salary gleen,tf
desired. and permanent business. S. S. SCRAN
TON .e Cu., Hartford, Conn. '
THE =IAN. rAer
mon_th r
lull 01 lueldeins, pros/deuces. mole / ICA'
9 , , true stories for young, old, saints kinitnuerr‘
No sectarianism, controversy. pulitleal, pan.
Inll- -
or patent medtcuses. Csg cents a year. 10 cppies„
$5. Send 10 cents for imps papers before, you. Cx , '
get. Little (lltristlarklltbpiestsl. IL L:
INGS, Tract Ite.postrieir I.indall otteet,Baitina
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SOMETHING -%.hlV FOR AGENTS.
Agents wilo want to make money can sell nothing
so rapidly as our new S. neautitui steel engraving
THE MOTHER. OF OUR LORD.
It to the rinext a übject ever engraved, and SUR ,
prirrs every behoider with its vrundroua beauty.
Size nalik iu. Price V 2.54.1, Highly endorsed by
leading Divines of aii aenottitnattons; Uinta
who dud that "Books go hard," can make $lO per
day with this splendid work of art Male and
femur Agents wanted. Write for circulars to
WuRTIIINCITON, DUSTIN & CO., Hartford, Ct.
aneorpo
Columbia Fire In
OFFICERSAN
S. S. Detwiler. Pres't.
U. Wilson, Vice Prev't.
lierbert Thomas, 'Cress.
J. P. Frueatar, Sec y
J. B. Bechmsa,
George Bogle,
MOM
1 113116NSE SUCCESS.—Agents Wanted,
male or female. In every county in ft Called
Stairs and Canada a, to sett uut,new and most use
ful Patent; from oue to six used tuevery fam
ily. MO per cent. 6ntaranttmd. For sample* slid
terms, Incluse ten cents and address
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RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS!
Agents, we will pay you $4O per week in cash
It you will engecze scull us AT ONCE. RVelYthllla
Curui.hetL 'nut expeuses paid. Address F. A.
ELLS.S, CO., Charlotte, Mich
AGENTS Wauted.—Agents make mute
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Business light and permanent. Particulars free.
U. nirts.an &t. Cu., Fitid Art Put list/err, Port
land. Marne.
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aj 0
. No Agents. Circulars free. 11)
For arTietieol g4ad7ll - leedieg,
Itching; or Uleenned. Piles that
DR BlNti'S Ilk Remedy fa% to care. It La pre.
pared expre, , aly to cure the I'llos, and nothing
else. Sold by alidruggists. Price, $l.OO.
spra4;4w
QTAMMERIMG.—Dre. White ,4 Oatmatt,
ch ay.. Sew York. Reterenceotrom amyl:men
In tills city. Nu pay until cond. Saud for Cir
cular.
GBEAT MEDICAL BOOK of useful
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Address Dr. BorriPstrer & Co.. Me.WWI, Ohio.
TRTrp FOR $l. Salts Magnetic 7lme-keeper
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EVERYBODY In need of a reliable time
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crystal. in neat °ROWE case, WAARANTID to de
note correct time for two years. 2roalag l/le
1,000 sold weekly. This valuable article. in nest
use, wilt be sent, prepakl, anywhere. for $1 ; 3 for
12. Try one. Circulars
CO..
Order only from
the sole Agents. P. KING O Brattleboro. Vt.
Literature, Art and . Song
to the beillidling book ever offered. ft combine.
the humor of anmxl4 the wisilom of may. the
Information of his and biography, the ew er*.
Dees and grandeur o poetry. the exentsite charm
of music, and 400 beautiful Ilhastretlons.
"Solid 'reading for graver momenta; pleasant
pictures to Iltuutoe quiet hours, aorlgents of sorqg
tur the social ctrcle."-
An Agent writes. "So d 197 Conies this week.
Will sell 5W this mouth easily." . •
Our new system of eancassing does sway with
objections to the. baloney's. Particalars tree. A
vsluable present to every new Agent. -
international Publishing Co.. 93 and 95 Lawny
Street, New York.
M ow/AN/MEIN . NATHAN Moaawairsaa*
MORGANIFERNIAO 2
111pol:ruts AND Jonairas tor
F A NCY Aboris,
NOTIONS * , .
Foreign & Domestic Rosier,'
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Hobert Crane,
William Patton,
James Selguedar,
J. S. Striae, /
M. M. Strickler.
K. T. Ryon/
addreal:
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