ISriifori) Inquirer.
jJEBFOKf), PA,. FMAY, M*BC M :
THE IMASCUE PKOSPUt'T.
ft rent's accession l,l 'he President ini chair ;
and his Inaugural stdo'tiurk< dth? K*
-rill nine of a i "-iv <•: :tr - i tiling* ia to .-. :
-ministration ef oww'i aal I rttnet--". Our,
credit began at. or.tf- to imp! -vo. ittc nv
-ijmtary of the Tr try, B itweii, l.a
lust eipTC--.it d Ills i-phf- n - fii..itu;ti ,
condition in a n.-aiwer that Sti'i further
strength l ?- the pobli - nfid' rrcc. He in
fori-ed t Way and Mrs t.-t -immitH?
that from a cut-ox; re - to i"i-'■ nof toe
Denaftoent lebut f. d affairs p-neiaily
in a pretty a. 1 n. lie dpi not
' think he would require any adduicnaJfijan |
V !— : >U ; nat pt Tlterc , sn
aVmsdap eof - ■v, ,-U; /- ■ ' vT. f hi*
rot-Bt, in t; t -re: ' ■ ■: -mk
..... . - - .
c il.~oUu. tkt teas rip,- 'Hint I - 4ft ■' 'V*
■.old, acd that vi ' ,-r 5 •• bad :"V
,sle. it weald be iin ' ; ' atAt-f. ;iv
icgtoeveryii ky tie - ; m: on
This sunt Mik-- i ■ -tntifbt forward
icy ol holdin? a bundled - r more att*
of gold et a-iati y -a i i •-tu.. ami
loaio? the v sod in' s.' 1 :", s :'
rocntof ooriedb:rjH. as sti i H-.ett - -tv j
list fcrinc tb - '"■■e y.t in p VRc a- w.l'
s in priv; -:: r*. it I- ; 1 ■ c-i :i
■ n -eand So--- : al ji ■ rity. We hare
off-n been cot: trained tr find fault with th
dal, and the direct rotti ' t.s: .uai b i-ik
tUj tn . but we ceil heartily endorse its j res
rat pcsitliu s-. t th. tin-: :d to ,ecie
payuieo':- and the irupr- vio' i.t f the pub
lie cedit whet; it says:
"At U-t we see dy light : iic-ad • (Jon
i stamps out -ri-ecback heresy:
Grant hast ns to make Ja t i SttP jay to .
• ioutwcll ar- uuecs that he has plenty of
v. that the receipts irua iim-or-'s are
-uMBg, and that he means 1 1 use s>- lca :
a part of bis large surplus in ! nytr-f up fsrtcl
vaneei!ijt Oovsrometit hood' A better |
iv- jt OB from sixty to alo o i lut'tpicstf i
bought op at <<ie t-u.-rt n: t;i-cs. and ii - (tcid '
wiu ; with t:do it : ill ti:- wliib
t: vauo •~t the 1 rcs-urr. I i.c rp:. drupit
tf dit wc mi.li! l:av md. by buying i j
vitdsa; 'b 1 .. ;scot * ■ , itcs. and •
flu- humeri.-" iu •-. tus we have ivn )
the Pub! c Crecit! -,- jt. rir.<; that tbo bonds
• • - siui'y i.- ttii!.: . or, ml that we
*i t -ikinc haste !. red.. : tip VC. r.ie ol !
: d\..w at 1 .st w - hat • a b-vi-. tar-, i
. t I , ; Ij
tlike * wl huldt>
t:!". !L TE.M'Ri: At r.
ine t nure i f ofEee Act i- -ti.. thesubjtHtt i
esrt- -t dl.-.-n-.*' ti :u d 1 nited f?t- ••• j
■ur con tea: per.; i• wio Lave nt inncd i
ae ia <:•: . eppr -i . • ■ ti.e 'n vailing
tendency to eoai-r and :et> ' ' v? ri;h > t
regard to inherent piln-d; • s ;l the
vl-.-vr simply to ndva,. ■ l ■ 'cro •il
. . . ; .
•i : - ut"! l-.i '.ami * t c.:.ire of Of- i
.; . Act as the cßdiodit a sound p.-riis- ;
c-pi: not to be ahtp.d . .it of inure jMT- !
• --.-I favoritism w , h - tl at
be General G Among roc: j sbl.-
•- t i-n this jue - n ;; itw Ft oator ,
51 v. -'t n:a d.:eidi.- a: '. t - ■' c
tlie :t 2.-2!. i '.! :: vp; - t', nui it
r . rtl. We Lai! ti ■ tirst U-rt ef Mr.
■
!r v u> tbut his c-ah iiict - - aS naioi wOttld
mftrlei bv t!.e ? ;'?. 18oral s'l
i! coinroon s.'-n.v- . 1 ' tc: ? in ; i b'e
1: -yrity that marks i! - ar Kn f Je
K ' "ttinri tetweeti the .2 atrir.au and flu
■K . partisan politician. Wegladly wc!-
c :.i€ him 1 'h. ranks offl.c :v Isnd
ten: rid few. wl stsi-'T'-s in the
r." ks of b yrcsrcssive j ->:t\ 'n qi; stiuns
oi public policy, dare > ; ri e kL-ovc' psi tj
f ■ and :uc tyrranny of party caucuses
Si id y advocate tin gnat priucipl >
that must undorly every government tl a
is iuiend'-d t ■ be stai ■ and all K-gi-I oion
that i? designed t K- cou-i-'ent and i ifce
tivc. 1\ e believe be Gon tI.C right side
and frout tj, bt motives j-i 1 b -pe thtbr
F. t.at'.i possesses enough of • -h tc-|j to pre*
vent the repeal of ;hi a and tench the
House to ai 'tsm tron tn-i.-h of the ta-lt
not to say reckless, ar.d in -. o -id. tj!c hgte
latku that has chars. ,-erG.d i-.,!,
a few years pm*. jp..
e v tnpl our natb na! Is dv-Uture will
1 8 r itly f Jjji.-d in the e.-t mat: n ofoth -r
nations k! ,d j n that oi ail <u r <.wt Lest peo*
P- < every , ar , v . ~-1 e country will
t.avemsoo to thank the -Gratefor the firm
position it in - taken.
BEAt-TY HTTnECAr.G.o.I-r,',;. /.?■ Jin fig*.
-A c.ii go c l ire- hunjrtd and ninety
Cuine-o w iffi u late'-* „ r e lat San Fran
eco; fifteen ksmdred jabb nng Chinamen
engaged m s prsmtrctious seratable to ap
P r-r ate. each to hit. . a wife. A '
natter of c- urr the disparity of i.umlers
y * a difficulty io the division ii' the
ut eta.-. The result was that the co
- ng emigiar.t s-. nf, who had un
"f t0 tuppiy the Caitfiirnii celestials
•' parir.eia fritu their own flowery laud.
•'"* l! " 8 'oseperable difficulty dcter
to vefia.baik and return to the celestial
auuadoro wj:h 1.1, fair freiabt.
■ ; QE u.,,1 Fiijuy rc.ultvd
a pretty futl vote, 1..- -he advantage ,n
v;;. . t iti* it t ilia satue
y ' diacitoas was mora than
' ' V : rv tbc io ' ■ s -* ver l wcsjrlon
: oar ~sv<- tii-air exel !-r,e at
tention to the ejection tor the nomination ol
cantiidaiea and ncglecicd tl.c other. Thi*
is. most serious objection to having the
two elections oil the same day. Wc hope
'tey will ijf-vi r b- i.u; on the same d .y sgkin.
C'ORnell I NiVKßsrry possesses a eollec
lion of shells oamberisg 5,000,000 repre
seuting 12,000 spcaies, which te.-k their col
lector 35 yean to gather.
PROTECTION FOB THE SANE.'
.-t aator Council of Philadelphia has
j r"Prod a bill regulating the incarcei
ation of insane persons or those alleged
i ' so. The bill |Wo"i(ks for the lommu
r.ke.sion with counsel on the part of
any person incarcerated iiijailv. alms houses
or private hospitals ou the ground of alleged
it - toi'y. finch a law is uadoal-tedly greatly
needed and we hope to see the bill carefully
ci'.siijered and promptly p--od in such
shape a 1 - .-liall effectually prevent the in
famous abu.-cs that have for years existed
to a greater or less extent in many insane
hospitals, whereby persons have been ini
toured in the • prisons by their relatives on
allegations of insanity, for no otter purpose
lli tn to rvib them. A number of ci-es
:12ustt'Uog these abuses bare been investi
csted by the courts In the past year or two.
f>: nnea man was kept a close prisoner
f . a whole year fccfyro he could ob
i the services f cnutisel and uis
i. v# the charge i f insanity. Arfhth
• r was kept a prisoner for three years,
i -i' ? aw.-ther was imprisoned seven
lihaaad r >M .d of seventy thousand
•:,s • 1 -'ore Le • m-d gain access to
' : i seturo his freedom. Surely
h.-:; h ..utrages can lo perpetrated
r ifitr laws, there must be great
<1 fa carefrd revision and amendment
s law. I otil there is a change no man
i; the commonwealth is safe from the
malice or cupidity of designing relatives or
- -her entitle-, who may wish to destroy
hi character or rob him of his fortune?.
The It use of Representatives of Harris
• still debating the fiitceMh Uu-tLa
.1 Amendment, roostlv for lut-coinle,
: is not likely- that any one s Opinions
w . harmed bv th- sedehates. Won't ur
- r sentat'T - stop sa-irig. come to a*< re
Amendment and go to woik and
?beir business? The people will be
• hear that thryhaye adjourned.
i ;-i> ■ A mi„s. .f the Methodist church,
c Uf-i ja a i-mfet voce held at Alexandria.
Vj. that tohi'uio waa doing more harm to
!: c! oijh than whiskey.
Senators Sc Hand Cameron Lave sudor
>l <i :e I'. r Chami srs-urg for
A -i- . ; Unit' -i Sta • - Treasurer at I'liiia-
The 1; publican ticket nominated by the
[ i.arv el vtion on l-'riday is one of the best
that ha - been-nominated for a long tiaie.
Washington, March It).—The Pre*! lent
h -opp intcd George Bergner Postmaster
at Hart;-Lu:g, Pa.
[Frm <mr own C o rrespendvat.j
LETTER FHOM liARKISBI lit;
H.ARKisBt tto, Pa., March. l'J. 1 -GO.
A I'LWO* ATlt' UOtIOE.
Las- yt-ir a bill was pa-ed Erecting I.y
iming county into s new judicial district.
Although the Judge in 'bat district is Demo
• he is not entirely satisfa eh ry t luiuc
his brethren of the same ilk. ; Ju Monday
"ruing a bill pasted Loth brae.diet of the
g-.siaturc and was signed by lire Governor.
M-j-ealing the art of last year, ai.d attaching
I ning county to auot.-cr district Mr.
-k. the Deraot ratic Senator from that die
t dare not face the music, and therefore
ted after stating to several >-
. t* that h- wished the measure put through
ii 1; came up tor action. As s counterplot
' e eent word to several other Senators that if
• 7 Lrgislati- n came up affecting bis district
as ,j - lr . j ,t_ ' ia ;j over untii hia return. I)u
--ii < the discussion in the Senate this prettily
id scheme was t-xpo=ed. Mr. Turner in
K I faith opposed the passage of the Lilt in
~'sc-,—• of Mr. Beck incompliance wi'h
the requ-.-st he h<! made to him. Mr. Nsgle.
; the contrary, fsvorcd the measure for the j
rg-on ;ha' he .tad been as he stated ssked so
do by Mr. Beck. Thus the Honorable j
I) oooratic Senator from I.yconii: g. atter
s-tiirig his bill, endeavored to make tt
( goal of kis Democratic coitengues. but
was not a. . to enough to cover up his plans.
Such representatives should ba dealt with by
b r i nstituenU according to their deserts,
snd doubtless this one will receive the weli
•nev:-.i j c-' i.tnnpt cf his peopie for his dupiic
i'y in this matter.
THE vi.iji nE£rt:-a.
More recent devcioptnents show that tha
d • _;r;. ;i! Legisla-ion of Mondxv night in
reference t the Lycoming judicial district
its accomplished by one Peter Herdic of
Vv ..liauiiport by invoking the aid of lite
ring.'' Mr. F.:-ck, we are happy to state,
<o far ftciii fivoririg the measure, knew aoth
- it. a. i was called to Philadelphia by a
eirgix, hie dispatch merely to get hira out of
the way. The statements on the floor of the
Senate that he desired the bill to pan were
evidently inspired by this same Peter Herdic
Old *rc 4!t<-:ed withe-;; fi : itioo. Mr.
Bet ~ igh made n dupe of designing
-,avn. ptatid* clear of the charge ot which
a". iPn evidence f.r a while seemed lo con
rict li ..j. On V-ednesday morning Mr. Beck
introduced into the Senate a bill to repeal the
one ; t'sed Monday evening. It paved the
Senate almost unanimously, but still hangs
fire in the House. Nearly all the members of
the Ser,a'e took occasion to explain the man
ner wL _ tbry had been deceived in refer
er.ca to the Legislation, and Mr. Beck was
especially severe on Mr. Ilerdic. alleging thai
if ha had his jnxt dejeru he would to-day be
an inmate of the Penitentiary.
STATS AGBU.VI.TI UAI. CONVENT!!)*.
A State Agricultural Convention, called by
the State Agricultural Society, met in the
Hall ol the House of lU| resenta'tves on
V. ednesday afternoon. A permanent orgsn
iiaiion was effected by the eluction of t.iover
•ior John W. Geary as President, several
Viae Presidents, an.l lion. A. B. Long
akev an-: J. A. Sraull as Secretaries. About
sixty delegate a were present, including some
J the most intelligent and progressive farm
ers in the Stat*. The following are the most
important recommendations made: urging,
n connection with the Academy of Natural
Science the publication fcy the Legislature of
the Botanii-ai Survey of the Slate made by
Professor T. C. Porter; recommending the
State and couuly Agricultural Societies to
trrango their respective exhihitiotis so a3 to
xilow the county societies to become exhibit
ors at the State exhibitions; commending the
State Agricultural College to favorable con
•idcraiiou: recognizing Dr. Thoma3 H. Bur
rowes, principal of ike College, as the "right
man in the right, place;" recommending a
memorial to the Legislature asking for aid in
the payment of the expenses of ground trial
of farming implements and other experi
ments, a law authorizing the gathering of Ag
ricultural statistics, and a general amendment
to the road law of the State; also protesting
vgainst ,.y compulsory inspection of live
stock by speei&l acts of incorporation.
ratines in i.vtekkst.
The Senate has passed by it large majority
the bill allowing parties in intere-t lo he wit
neares. The bill provides that no policy of
lw shall exclude a party from being a witneaa
m any civil proceeding. Exceptions ore
made iu eases of man and wife, counsel and
client, actions by or against executors admin
:-:rators or guardians, and where the assignor
of the thing r contract in action may be dead
excepting in issues and inquiries decisavit
eel non and others respecting the right of
such dec rated owner between parties claim
' -ng snch right by devolution on the death of
such owner. A bill of a similar character
has been before the Legislature for yean, and
has usually passed one Bouse, but failed for
want of concurrence in the other. The de
cided favor which the bill baa met with in the
Senate gives ground for hope that it will pass
ike House this session and become a law.
TBS COKSTITt'TtoNAI. AMEMMtI.ST
hxi been the principal topic of discussion ia
the House daring the week. The debate is
unlimited, and nearly every member cf that
bidy cither has had or will have something
to Bay on the qneation beforo the feat vote is
taken. As the Republican majority is twen
tj-thiee there it no doubt about the :'nul ra"
tication of the atnenduieut. It is not proba
ble that a vote will be reached before the
latter patt of next week.
Tmccseßxt arc*oraiaton
bill will be called up on Wednesday ntxt in
the J>enate and will lie made the special or
dvr until disposed of. There is a general im
p.ession that it can be passed finally bef re
tneclose of the Legislative week. As soon
as'.hit bill and the joint resolution ratifying
the constitutional amendment become laws
tha final adjournment of the Legislature : t
likely to quickly follow
THE iIETRPOMT*\- TOPICS Btl.l.
for the city of Philadelphia has Wen revived
in the House in a modified form. T V large
delegation from Philadelphia has Iren here a
portion ot the week to urge its passage, but
atter the emphatic manner in which it was
defeated in the Fena'e there is not much
probability of its ever becoming a law.
THE STUM ISOJCSTOR J< IP
The bill referred lo last week to require the
wners of every steam boiler in the State tu
have attached a certain indicator lias Wen
defeated in the House. The bill Has beer, iiioe
. .. ~ , —v-wvw -v - *ta , 9 35 which
disposes of the matter for this less inc.
TDK Ml una BiLt.
which passed the Senate sometime since has
at length been concurred in by the House.
TL- provisions of ihc bill, which have been
given heretofore, are not substantially chang
ed by the llouss The only important
am* ndment made was to reduce the military
ax from one dollar to fifty cents.
FROM CUBA.
l y h>otixtioHS .'// ord bylhr litmryftiti—.lri
rrtl of Sp'iuish froo[ti —Drfait of the
Cuban* in a llnttje A. nr A'cnrez—finm
1 •• i- q/ l! i. Patriots in the iS ty. i and
Ii - mc'licx Dictricts.
Havana, .March 19.—0n Thur-day th--
batk Ltjchee. with co .1, froui Troon, w u.-
a-hore at Cojiuiar. The iti.-urgent? burn' -1
five of the largest plantations iti the juris
diction ofSapita la Chica, one near C" nfu--
Co.". and anothur near Macag ra. It i< pr,vi
lively s.-aorted i.y the iu-urgr.nts that the in
surgent sc-neraLs are carrykic out their do
fenel plan of burning c-rerywhere. A d.
taehinent of insurgents Lad left Alvadrcz.
well nmnnted, to burn the plantations in
the vicinity of Jabaca Tiio plantct.* are
terrified.
Authentic im roialii o from the insurgents
a-Jndt- that uiaoy plantations have !^e--n
burned within a wr-.-k.
An-rthersteam-hip has arrived from F- am
with troops. General Huceta and the !a
ro-m-4 General Ainable E-calante are pa
ecngcr.. The troops have gone to Nutvi
tas.
An engagement took plac.; 1 • tw-. u th
troojis 3iid insurgents yesterday, n- ar Aiv ••
rcz. The insurgents were routed, and ar
dividing. One force fl -.1 towards Macxguj,
and the other towards Jocuri Grande.
An engagement had taken plac-- at (jasr
a -abulia. An offi ial acconnt reports IJO
insurgents kill d, and only one Spanish sol
dier wounded.
_ The insurgents arc active near Bo'ondron.
Troops f'totli Matair/.as liave gone there.
W hen the ha'tle of Suit Cabita was fought.
Qocstda wa- sick with the small-pox.
Ortega commanded the insurgents, carrying
off ill ■ slave- front plantations and making
them sn'diers The number of in-urgent.-
in Fagna and I'- tnedioK districts is estimated
at from seven to nine thousand. K qu.-rra
plantations, near Trinidad, have b>en
burned. Five places were burned in Strut
di-trict, whicb i>roduced 9,o9o hogsheads of
-tig-sr yearly. The insurgents have de-troyi d
the railroad and telegraph between Alvarez
and Macigua.
HAVANA. March 19. — Sugar in
d -tuand and advancing; wore buyers than
■filers', and holders demand an advanc .
No. 12 1). 8. qu >led at 9('" 91 reals. Ex
change firmer but unehangi d.
HAVANA, March March 19. —Ord>-r i>
be in .g restored in the jurisdiction of Santo
Esfx rito Oenfral I'm 110 is moving towards
Puerto Principe. The situation at Cb n
is unchanged. The disturbed con
dition of the surrounding country prevent
sugar from reaching Cienfutigos.
At Trinidad. Reoiedios, and other rnir
kets it is generally estimated that the r near
crop this year will fall short hy three eighths
that of last year. Sugars it our ports are
Grmer.
There are rumors of engagements near
Holguin, but nothing definite is known.
FROM MEXICO.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 18.— Mazatlan
advices to March X, have been rtc ived by
■'earner.
The l.'nited States steamer Resaca j n
porr. Trade was languishing, and the fit
tltre prospects are discouraging. The
steamer brings s2l)S,ot>o in treasure f; in
M'sico.
('clone! Ftla-c i, who was oos of Marti
nez's principal officers, and statted the rev
olution against Governor Rubie, wiih nine
ty other criminals, had escaped from th>
Mzailtu prison.
Information from Temple rtate< that Gen.
L'zala was placing his army of Indians on
a war footing. The rumor that Gen. Plaei
do Vega sailed from San Fianei.-co with
arms and ammunition, and is expected to
land same where on the coast, created excite
m itt at Mazatlan.
Thecus'otn authorities of Mazatlan ?;iz
ed an American vessel, awl attempted to
extort export duties on cargo of dye
woods. The vessel was ou'y relieved on the
bond of the American consul that such du
ties should be paid, if according to law.
Americans at the Paris Court Halts.
The tickets which are -ent to persons in
vited to the court ball* at the TuWeries arc
of various color*, according to the rank of
the guests. The commoners receive white
tickets, titc noblemen green ones, and the
foreign diplomatists red ones. iI ;P red tick
ets entitle their holders to admittance to th
awall private staircase leading to the impe
rial apartments at the Tuidrrse*, while the
holders of white and green tickets have to
a-rend the large staircase. The rtinc- of
all the guest* are entered upon a book, in
which particulars about thr-rchara ters and
antecedents are in be found A few day
previous to a court ball the Emperor and
Empress revi-e the h-t. To quite a number
of names in the gust book is 'he remark,
"must be watched closely." The Enipre
nrver scratches out any names but tho-e of
ladies, and the Emperor i- frequently
naughty enough to p'ace the fair out s again
on the bat. Le* than fifty American name
sre on this list, and it is very difficult for
Americans in Paris to obtain more than one
invitation to theTuilierics, there being much
trumbling among the Fiench courtiers thai
there are always too many foreign plebian
st the Court balls.
PEOTErnojr ASI) I'REE TRADE.— Mr.
Henry 0. Carry in hi* la-t letter ou Mr.
Weil's report makes the EtUowiog concise
statement, and challenges refutation; Biit
ish free trade almost crashed out the great
iron manufacture in the period ftom 1817 to
1824; paralyzed it in that frotn 1335 to 1542;
and did the same in that from IS4B to IS6'J.
American freedom of comluerce, result.ing
jj°ttt protection agaiust the "war fare" ol
British "capitalists," more than tre hied the
the iron production from 1824 to 1833 : did
the saute frota 1842 to 1848: and ha*
doublcd it since 1861. British free trade
never permanently added a single ton to the
iton production in the whole thirty years ol
its existence. American freedom of cent
nierec has added 1.500.000 ton- in the |i-. 3
than twenty years that the country has hem
ruled by the tariffs ofises, 184?, nd 1 r. i
418 T LOSIKK.!T- FIHST SESSION.
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COMMITIW* OL THE LLNU*E FO TH/- 4I T CU'-
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CM ! *ING, OF COUR.-E. TSR- CHAIRMAN OF (HE
COINUIITIEO:
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AND KT-LR.
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HUIIIDINGS, MOST OF WHICH WS-TE DWCLIII'
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NO AN* OR INE MO -EM AFFORD TO |,V IN 2
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cent opera ball, a yellow domino ffs oh
i sorted bowing to every lady in I lack < r rop
domino, whose hand he d cj eetful >
: and !•■ tired without saying a wad, I
I making a no>o in his (aider. Yellow donrino
war ixie of the most distinguished editors in
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prolent. liow many pairs of n.-w y'ov
are wortl at this opera mask? A: dh - foot d
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i with shout $103,000.00" in flm van
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j denea-cd a Stmt $3 000.0(*b No payn.n.t
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' when S.'O.(XXMtOO in coin will he rebuilt d j
| to pay ih sctni aniiuut iastalintmp j,,
rcri-r on tht fitc-tWcnty bonds which fall
due on that dam.
Not M'jTuotT Precedent - Th • Stewart
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had to >e!l his drug t'Usiness belor in- could ]
take the place, fie loft the Go'lertu-oMp, '
; resumed I'tisin ••*. and wh 11 calird to l i
Secretary of the Tr*a-ury ! y John Tyler, j
this bothering law aan inn rfnred, and he 1
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IW.DVC OF THE INIRNIRIJ A! COUNCILORS VC.-RE AS J
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REPUBLICAN MAJORITY, R0'.1... 3.774
DO D". LTS'.D 2.-23
REPIIBLICAN GAIN 1,211 :
TUK MTUST LITTRON LAW.—THE PV HIS.
IT •Y II JU-R LAW IN 3! I • RI NROUS'Y EN-
F'SREED BY THE MUNICIPAL ATI'LMRITI. -AND BY
LIE- ISIZ R,3 OT' TFFE FTITRC. MAN- OF THE LIQ
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11-:; U t T-INSIPTRD TY B.SST :I LIQUOR RELH.R
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HI V> TIRIC-TED. AJ.IJ VRHIL LB;; PANIC.* WHO
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KU-IR■!- L-J TIN- ITIBA' I • TTRS OF THE TOWN OF
(IU S I 'J HE; KM TO THE PUBLIC
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KR-'"* IS. "D. AN I ?F. IT BURNED HIM ALIVE IN
A!I NBITH BAD ■■ R ; LEPARRD F. R TI, PUR-
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AN O , E.-S-; 1 - IT.. HI ..; N, > . CP. NO PAIN
TRS- :I I I • -Q> > : COL, BM THE PATIENT
ATTIML-SO.* I•• ADIJY, HI- STEP I* TOTTCIING. SENSE
OF F II"C T'l-TN-TO !'C WANTING AND OBJECTS I
U- S. ;-I ' G'l-1 • I VERY UU
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END* ITS J -I. H. I - , EHARI'CTER HA*
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OF UNITED STATES TR N *, AND TH .TOM; OF Bl*
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DIFF.: NT ILL ; DKRI -IU THE NURTHERN I---UOTRY.
T SF'I : - ARE V : RULING IN PUTNAM '
AND JACK-ON CO'IR.
PTOYCT NEWS FROM I TI. ■.* AM
*!• ! LI 'RTY, WI !> . RRI<I AT BJIIUI
I'SOTTI HAVANA ON THURS'AY. LEAVING TI RE
011' LIE AFT- -IN NOF 1.0 12IH, BRING* SOME
IUTCLLIGCNI F:WHICH ITESICAU . A
■'l'T R-OIT R . IR 1 1 THAT WHICH IS •
GTOIERALIV UN IIO> IZ-.-D TO BE TIT HY THE CABLE, I
1' I TI.-.I 1 IIT SO --ITE OF THE CONTIOUCD
AATURSTN ■•{' T!.-. BPANIAH OFFICIALS THAT THE \
GOV RNNI'-TI" TROOP - ARE GAINING EVERY BATTLE |
I UNFIT WNH R!,I- IN-URI ENTS, (AEIG DO NOT 1 AR
OUT THIT VI W. IN NEARLY EVERY CASE OF COL- J
IS-ION THAT LIA* OCCURRED BETWEEN THE INSUR- I
GEN' AND TIE 2 VERUTUENT TROOP*, THE FOR
MER HAVE HAD THE ADVANTAGE. IT. I* STATED
THAT EVE V CIFFTIN IIV BIRTH I* DETERMINED TO •
TO GET RID 0! THE YOKE OF THE IR COMMENT,
AN I THOSE WHO ME 1 1 OLD T . A- ;.-C ACIIVELY
IN TIE; NUPGJ IU TI. FI- ID ARE IIIUIRII UTINE
• ,'.R SIT I ■ .1- P OF THF R WEA'TH S 1 AID OF THE
R BEI I"IO THE HATRED OF THE CUBAN AGAIN-T
THE .SJ.SAUAI T IS IUTEN C, CAUSED BY THE POLI
CY IYTIX : .'J PURSUED IY THE GOVCRNMRNT T,>-
(IT-'I ' - 'LIE NA'IVES.
'OJQ'IIE CONV I:NX IN BELOILM,—A CONVENT,
R::'\ A '>OUT T; •- USE BE'ORI; ILM BT-LTISILI
*- 1 HO FACTS • F WHICH SIRE TBU* STATED BY !
AN AF3FEROIYIRE O! L ;UYAIN : "A UNA BE- 1
pig to one of the best families in the i
nhorhood was 1 lucrd by th" lady stipe- ;
it a ihitup utit!< tenon d c tl. She had!
sev-ni d„y ,n uifjri' meat when, from
Trow openin • y which her pri nre I
tl 1 little lif'hi trom die garden. <b J
dit a ..rtriu pi: the itr ;-rttron of a
w using tlvre, whoconsented to pro j
fur hr wiityrrg lnati-ria.i:s, and -o con
Ic rto hr tooth. r-in-law. The tat- j
t, receiving t'c eoninniirca'imi. went
convent lid asked 10 see His sister-ill !
jut was iuior.nt d that she was in re'ic
etireto' tit an ! could it•>' b'son. He :
ti-d tht' ■ ar< !at-r accompanied by
urn;;-, sty of t ei -. whom he felt nit- i
uei <h i. re.-rated his demand} r.e re- ,
!a ? nt.lar ic;!,, lr.it he insisted, and ;
tor •' . netii hi e;nio evidently j
iTMs-sfd. He then opened the door to
n'li e bffi tr, wl.o conpeijed the Di
■s t.i Rvcurtipatijr th< tn to the cellars ;
gr uud, where they found not on y !
iy in rpej-1 op, but also fie other nuns
fd in lie- same manner, id I of whom
id van'a ce of he Commissary's pres
t quit tn- establishment and return to
iliieudii."
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, nt Noti—uns.eiry N ,'re . a-ithm i with
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■CIS,..-:., fer t.ile &t tut 1 liipjil't l" oCi. e.
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, TO AM'T IN TREASURY AT U*T M ITLEIAEET $2223 CS
TO UMOUJ.L LECEIVT'I FROM H COUNTY
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-IF NRRNIG ON 92 75
.LAUIT* 15. JIAYC MIL, R.HI 10 00
■••• 11 75
'- 1 * '•• IK .• RII-GH'-USE 250
iII- I : I • ~ HCEUI'JKIIIG O IVT j
<■■■-A' 12 50 |
. J WMBCR 12 50
SFI-G I:.A HINC G5 00
! ;C I*YSINGER, ON AC UUNT... 48 46
i frU bar, GB.SA' ARY .• ME WARD... 500 00
MH; T-1 DITSM, TIERRI VS A* IJIREETOR 50 00
3. J. IIHIE. SCRV I."# ULIN TOR 53 00
! . ANT'I RS< N, >F-RVJ. ' AS I)ITF RR... 50 CO
•I V\ . I'ICI - RFFOR, SN' RJ ATTORNEY AND
1 ; ' • II '.'CJTIFII F#L 00
V ERR, ?I*UJ %. P*.-R IGE, AO 31 J*
I. IT. URTTV", EJEIK AMI EXTRA R. SCES.. 77 25
. UFFRR, TIC K 9I HO
5 ITRI BI.IFF T'CJRURCR.. 75 00
I' . ■ . 1 UCTTT&CR. SS TI 75 60
•IFII :■.! NFTERIDIIU *E UJJI A JAUE SEUT
- RV. ,; A- NSR(R>II 15 00
•' KI-TIITJRV. F R SUNDRY, CHEEKS CAN
: A; 1 FILTJ 397 33
MR MR; KEPLER, NIONEV LOT *A P^R
P R- 1000 00
K\|>E:. ES CUVIITING ACCOUNT 40 00
T.'-TAL CREDIT- $8664 6-;
TIDAL CHARGES'.... ST!3'J II
' TOTAL CRODITR SF6L 6^^
I BATON RE >T .......... $2370 72$
WE Fl. UNDERFI'-NED, AUDIT R OF CE'IFOID •
NL* ERR'IFY THYT HAVE RZAININED LBEF>REGO
)UTI'.- "F WM. BUTT' f. TREASURER of THE
P•- -R AND 11-U-E KM|>' -V-MNT OF BEDFORD
> at TI F-TIPD THE FIII' F T■s HE CORRECT AND
'M-- B FTAIED. V. IIR F OOR HAND* AND
.-♦ AL *I;I- *B I!AV OT JANUARV, A.!>., ISO'.'.
JOHN T). LUCAS,
AIL. : S. WHIP,
W. T\ S I IT A ' I'FDB, M. A. 51 INTER,
CH I'LL. AUDITORS.
>N7 fh-nfs &ta(t tut at j*. f•• 'jtxir LCOS.
> U RD R ' F J)AI ■ ERE PILIC: i.,uuxry
I. *■•<->, 70
TTUIT.BCR OF PANPER- ADEBHTE-) DURING
TI E VEAR. 52
NUMBER OF PAAI TRH BARN DURING THE
**EAR, 1
XBIDI) R <*F PTI| EN <I -VLJARGGD DARING
THE yomr. 3S
NOIUBER * P JER- RIIEI ISURIAG THE
YEAR 8
NUMBER • F PAUPERS b . *rA oit LURING
THE V R. 2
NUMBER OF PAJ}>ERS REMAIN IUG TEN. 1,
75
MEAL*- GIREN TO VRIIJFARIR. 1 ; R-•>•, 1450
OF THE J RESENT NUMBER TLHFFEURE IN-ANE 7, J>AR !
LIALLY DE. TU GCD 12, BLIND I, ••••;• \ED 6. THERE ART
. ! OUR-D. >R PUUPRRA,- [ R TVI'LTD 'H FOJD, CLAIBIOG !
..FID MEDICAL :TI*R.DHN-.E.
.Mmtbfic'uretl in the Thwf .
9-1 ORC'L?, 106:
PTFLR* PI KIT#, T-* F*B UIISE, 43 1
• I 13
DRAWER.-, 1 PI 5! I
VESTA, 7 L I.RC/UDS, I
S KK AND ST CK ING W , I7 >AEQTE! > 4
I' RETO. 30 P-NR-F, 12
ILATVIUERCHIEFS, 35 SHEETS, 11
Vinow ••< -, IR. COMFORT#, 10
IC I OCHI C : R EASES, 6 R
/V Ikc's >/ fh Firm.
''A* J ' V *>'■'' • '< \* LEANS, 6 J
I IN- ♦ * ;-. I'-HEL>< NSOI*F 23 J
P 1 IJ.-!.- • IN, IN !,. ?>, J LN.-HETO TURNIP*. 2S
L.UI K*V H A*, I I LLRUD> CABBAGE, 2500
. - HAY,
THE GARDEHS SUPJI'I .I Al'' u : ' <1 of VESCTALLE*
EI. ,1. DUNNG THE ;E vf THE SUMINER F
AHL.H A R'NTEIIIC-.T I- MADE.
- AML-EJI I>KI ICAI 011, STEWARD.
Fnor House MFI St itement.
J.K.WILLS. DR.
TO UFTI'T OF TOLL GRAIN
* \N'T TUMITBLJ RE.-WHEAT KAC. CRN. BOEKW'T
I I'TI 1 • 124 15
.LL.WII.IY, CR. ;
BY #TA'T, OF SRRAITJ IIFC<I
IU POOR IP"UC AND
FOLD SUNDRY PERSONS
A< FIER MODTHLV RE- WH'L LIVE. CORN. BNCKW'T
PO 1 H 152 274
I-NTDU J. I TV I LLP. MILLER.
RIV<: £ CPTAT PST DI>COVERV YET.
I __
*AOL T FITH * I'ATK.NT KLIVI PRESERVER.
VVIP, Ll'-" ?*!.*- *-• v EERFRV? •• V-111 ION TWO YEARS
:' E\l:*T • WLSIU- UNDER THE PROEEA*.
FT FAA BEEN US T BY THE PATENTEE TWELVE YEAR?
AND NEVER FAILED.
EPUT UN BY TLII? PROTE.-S DURING THE SUMTIIRR
HKIFI BEEN * ! LIU THE CITIES THE FOLLOWING WINTER ,
AT FIVE TIMES THEIR ORIGINAL COST!
One wav, ran put vp and tend to market, S2'L,OOO
■ u(k ■/ fc'j.t* in Ira than *ix and more
than double hie money.
IS EQUALLY AR P"- A J.E TO H ' OR COH CLIMATES, IS
EASILY UNDERSTOOD, AND EO>T# ABOUT I A CENT PER
D< ?EN.
TBORISAND* HERE TR I TH • LGG, NND CERTIFY
TIIAT 1 H-Y ARE PERFECT.
The prto en* ie '/u ■* > s'< ed ft ir <• perfect ■
PHRXBhVEttr
THE 3'ATENT HAS J'* YEARS TO RUN.
FAMILY RIGHTS, WITH CUT PERIN;>SI'U TO BUY AND
SELL EGG-* FV->R 9 JECUINTION. 55: GROCERS*
TIARIIC CITIES, SSO: IN VILLAGE-. S2O. R*'*lES AND
CUUNTH A ACFORDIOG TO P PNIATION.
AIDRE-. C , JOHN F. BEAZEL,
2€FEL3T UOFBNTOWN, PEN-RA.
JJFFF'S COLLEGE.
K". ::: FIL'TH AVENUE,
JITTST?UROH. PA
P. BUFF. ANTH' R OF I>UFL'S SYSTEM CF BOOK
KEEPING. PRFIDENT.
ESTABLISHED TWENTY • IGHT YEARS, HAVING EDUCA- |
TED MANY THOUSAND.-OF MERCHANTS, BANKERS AND
VE L UTUNTS IN THE UNITED MATE* HIHI CANITDA# IN
THE MOST PERFECT CFA : INSFRUCTIOII. AND IS NOW TLIE
FIR-T COLLEGE IN AMERICA TO INTRODUCE THE NEW IM
PORTANT IMPROVEMENT OT COMBINING THAT ELASS IU- ,
ATRHCTIOB \W ITH COIN PREHENSILE EXERCISE IN
REAL IU'>RN ESS.
• Y \VM. JI.. CHARLES P.. AND ROBERT I ! . DUIT. ALL
EXPERIENCED BE-INCSS ACCOUNTANTS, ETCH HUVING
KEPT B-'IRKA IN CXREN :V* FIRMS, GIV ING OUR STUDENTS J
THE RARE OPPORTUNITY ' LR*•• 111 RIG AT ONCE PRNCTI- |
C*L ACROONTANTS. LD'FF'S IH W SYSTEM OF MER
CHANT- . MAMU.ICTNRER'S, NATIONAL BANK, RAILROAD !
MID PRIVATE BANKER'S
BOOK-KEEPING.
SPLENDIDLY PRINTED IU CO! SR? IV HARPER A BR DH-
R- NOV.- 5 ORK. PP 406. T'R .WU MO., $3 75.
POSTAGE •• 'X THE N.IY WORK CONTAINING NATIONAL
BANK AND PRIVATE ACCOUNTS. NO OTHER
WORK 01 THE KIND H.l* BEEN SO UNANIMOUSLY AND
CINPHA'IVAHY RECTO, NIETULED BY RTIE PRESS, BYLJUS
INC MEN, B\ TCAOLER- AND TY THOSE WHO HAVE
BEEN EDUCATED FMM IT. FEE *OR NEW CIRCULAR,
• 'UIUIRU. IB F.TC .-IFTIIL;* . J WIN IT. BUFF*# FIRST
PIEMIUDI PEN A. BUS HIP, MEDALS, J-C. MAILED TREE
H> P. LJU'R F A BONS, PR;-EIPALS.
P DUF F & SONS.
I •
121 KEi OND AVENIiK, WTTBBCRGH,
Cornuii-. ,Un Mcrehnuta, Manufitcturera 1 Agenta,
unit Wholesale Dtlteo in Fioiir, Oraio, aoj
ail ol Proiitire. Con-igniueriia
.-"Jiciteii. Advances uiade.
ft* - Sea t for our Weekly Price Carrent.
2-junl m 0...
C<TOBK FOR SALE.
O
Rare chance fur eateri ig huaineas. Th? cnb
acriber daairoua of closing hi- business offers a
good chance to my person wi.bicg to purchase a
■:ni I! Pi ocU uf got.jls and tberehr secure a dcaira
hie iucatiou tor 'minesa. For further informa
tion apply to John C. Wright Bedford, or to the
subscriber at New Paris Bedford cnuntv, Pa.
Feb. 2C:3t U. W. BLACKBIiK.V.
E \ EKVBODY can be accommodated with
WALL PAPEH at the Inqnirar B-"lt Store.
f
StottUanamf.
, | |jKl'KECEtEiir£i) SUCCESS.
THE AMERICAN COMBINATION
B U T TON-110 L E
i ;
| iE W I N 0 MAOII I N K ,
| Hai been honored with the hie/heat award in jrt
: witms and diploma* wherever entered foreompc
lit.'jn at faint and exhibition* held daring the
; pat Mtion. We give the following as a few spe
ciment from among tl e multitade;
-Medal Awarded • the Paris Exposition, 1817.
Havre International Exposition, France: Gold
Medal and "Diploma d* Honneur." Over 42
J co:npetitory.
Maryland Mechanic Institute Fair, Baltimore,
Md.: Gold Medal.
New England Mechanics' Fair, Concord, X. II.:
! Gold Medal.
Mechanics' Fair, Spring land, Ma.-a : Silver
j Medal, (highest premium awarded.)
Maine State Fair i'oitlati 1, Me.: Silver Medal,
highest awarded )
Strafford Ccunty Fair, Dover, X. if.: Silver
Medal, (highest award.;
New England Agricultural Fair, at New ll*. :
ven, Conn.: Silver Medal, (highest award.)
Green county Fair, Xenia, Ohio, Fir*t Premium ;
New Jersey State Fair, at Waverly, S.J . First
; Premium.
Washington county Fair. N. V., Fina Premium.
Henssafaer County Fair, N. Y., First Premium.
Bucks County Fair, at Doyiestown, Pa., First
Premium.
Cuyahoga County Fair, Cleveland, Ohio, Firft
Premium.
Erie County Fair, Sandusky, Ohio, First Pre
mium.
Orange County l *ir, X Y.,Fir.-t Premium.
Cheater County Fair, West Che? er, Pa., First
Premium.
Berks County Fair, Heading. Pa., First Pre
mium.
The public arc invited to examine this remark*
. able machine at the rooms of the company,
3. W. CORNER FEE* EMU AND CHESTNUT fc THE E T >
PHILADELPHIA,
and 483 BROADWAT, New York.
Sold alfo is a:i the principal tonus
throughout the c untry. 3ap6S:3m.
P YV . CLA It K & CO.,
It A N K E It S
N'>. 35 S. Thin! 3trect, Philadelphia.
GEM Mil A ■ AGENTS
Far; i c
NATIONAL L IF'. NSC R A N C
COM 1* \ Y
OF TH
UNITED STATES O M ERICA,
ron THIS
STATES OF PENNSYLVANIA ANI> SOUTH
EKN NE H " ,'t.!l-FY.
The NATIONAL LI KB INSURANCE COM
PANY U a torpor • n Chartered by Special An
•f Congress, ap| r .. d July 2 ISff?, with a
CASH CAPITAL OF $ 1 000,000,
:,nd !• new thoroughly organized and prewired
fir business.
| Liimral terms offered to Agents and Solicitors,
who re i. cited to apply at onr office.
Foil particulars to he fc.d on application at onr
office, located in the second story of our Banking
'louse, where Circulars and Pamphlets, fully de
scribing the advantages offered by the Company,
; may be had.
B. S. RI'SSELL, Manager.
F IV. CLARK A CO.,
No. 35 nth Third.Street, '
j Zlanglyr PHILADELPHIA. |
£ A R JI E It S! !!
TITY THE
AL T A V E L A
1' H O 8 P H A T E.
, LT CONTAINS THREE PEL CENT. OF
AMMO N I A .
AN AMPLE QUANTITY TO GIVE ACTIVITY j
WITHOUT INJURY TO THE VEGETA
TION. AND A LARGE PER CENT
AGE OF SOLUBLE RONE PHOS
PHATE OF LIME, POT ISH,
AND SODA TIIE ESSEN
TIAL ELEMENTS
OF A
CO-MP L E T E 31 ANU K K
PRICE toSOO PER T"-N OF TEN RAGS
TWO HUNDRED POUNDS EACH.
Ask your neighbor ahnut it. Send for a pamphlet,
and give it atrial. Address the
Ala T A V E L A G U A N 0 CO.,
57 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 1
T. M. LYNCH. Agent. Bedford. Pa. Jjuly:ly !
DEDFOHB CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
rOCM>KD BY REV. Jinn LTOX, 1859.
FREDERICK WOODS, Principal.
I
A first-class ehoi ' f- r the instruction of you?h
(if both s-xes in aelassit'idand English education,
including Litio, Greek, Fren h, German, Mat he
matics and ihe ordinary English branches
Terms moderate. Students from a distance can
! obtain board in town at reasonable rates.
REFUREXURS:
Ifon. A. King. John P. Reed, Esq.
Hon, J.G. Hartley, 11. Nicodetnus, Esq. i
Wtn. Hartley, 0. N. JDckok,
0. K. Shannon. Esq Geo. Blyinyer,
11. F. Harry. i. D. G. D. Shuck,
L. Russell. Hops Anderson, M.D j
i JaiMib Ke-d, Joliu Lutz.
]J. F Myers, William Lyon. Esq.
WILL KE-OPEN, OCT. 12TU, 1563
2:isep
IJOTICB TO Bk B KEI PBS3.
L. L. LANQSTROTH'S SPECIFIC CLAIMS.
We Ihe undersigned do hereby make known our I
Patented Claim? in Pee Hives, which claims are
as follows: Movable Frames with space# all around j
them, and spaces between them at their tops, the j
distances between ihe in to be regulated at will: |
Shallow Chambers between the frames and honey
hoard; Perforated Honey Board and the moveable |
block. We caution aid persons again *t uringany
hivo that has any of our patented part* in it. A y
person using any fine of our patented part-- with-
out license from the patentee or from us will rcn- I .
dcr himself ii.tbfe to damages for eu h and every •
hive so used in Bedford county or Blair county, ! .
Pa. We -re diet* r niocil to protect our claims. u |
people will do w Ito manage their business ac
cording to law. Any pcr-->n doubting onr claims ]
is invited to come and act our patents.
JOHN >. RUSH,
DvVL KAG All ICE,
lojan.iui Ageuts. ■ '
Dl'Y YOUR NOTIONS OF
R. w. BERKSTHEPSBR. ''
Y 11' BIfAI% TIG 0 B
rok THE
RENOVATION OF THE nAI R .
TtW CHEAT VESIUEIIATIM / th e AGE:
A tlrvajioj which is at once agrteabl., healthy.
tnJ cfT-ctoai for pre-erving the Hair. Fndtd or
/ "y ft'jir if toon rz.!ored to itt orojiual color a d
!><c giott <t:id Jr choc ft of yontk. Thin hair if
EhickcneA, filing hair cbr Utd, and haldnes* of
len, though not alwayi, cured t>y ita ae. Noth
i an rt,' re the hair where the faltic>e> are
dr'rojrd, or the glands atrophied tad decayed
But such nr remain can i/e sated for usefuln-rt by
this app!ication. Instead of Ir-ulic; the hair
with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean
vigorous. It* occasional tic w prevent the hair
I turning gray or falling fT. and e-,r eeqaently
prevent baldness. Free from th- ro deleterioui
substances which make .g preparations dan
ji/.rout and injurious to the hair, the Vigor ess
only l eneSt but not harm it. If wanlrl mere
j for a
HAIR DRESSING,
thing else ran be found so desirable. Contain
g neither <• : nor dye, it does not soil whits
: . at ! ; : !a.f- longer on the hair, girin
it a ri.'h glovfy lustre and a grateful perfume,
i'repared by.
DP.. J. C. AVER A CO.,
FBatricAL AXV ASAtrTicat. CnavtigTs.,
LOWELL, MASS.
1 RICE SI.OO.
--Aug:iy E. F. HARRY, Agt.
CHERRY PECTORAL,
lor Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, such
as Couqlis. Colds, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis. Asthma, and
Consumption.
Probably before in the whole history of
medicine, hfts anything: won so widely and no
deeply upon the confident of mankind, as this
excellent remedy f r pulmonary complain -.
Through along series >f years, ana among in'*:
i the races ol men it his risen higher and higher
in their estimation, as it b;ts become better kn wn.
It uniform eharai ttr and power to cure the rari
oas affections of the lungs and throat, have made
i: kn-iwn as a reliable protector against them-
While adapted to milder of diseas* and to
young children, it is at the same time the most
effectual remedy that can be given for incipient
consumption, and the daogerous affections of the
throat and lungs. As a provision against sudden
attacks of Croup, it should be kept on hand in CT
ery family, and indeed as all are sometimes sub
j- t to colds and coughs, ail should be provided
with ibis antidote for th^m.
Although settled consumption is thought incur
able, stiil great numbers of cases where the dis
e3se teemed eettlea, have been completely cured
and the patient restored to sound health by the
Cherry Pectoral. .3 > complete is its mastery over
ihe disorders of t v c Lungs and Throat, that the
m -t obstinate of them yield to it. When nothing
< e could reach them, under the Cherry Pectoral
they snn-i.-ie and disappear.
."ringers and public speakers find great protec
tion fiom it.
Asthma is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
Bronchi:is is generally cared by taking the
Chrrry Pectoral in mjiaSl and frequent doses.
Ho gem-rally are its virtues knwnthat we ne * 1
not publish the eertiscatcs ol them here, or do
more than assure the public that its qualities ere
T A IT maintained.
AVER'S AGUE CURE,
Foi Fever nr. l Ague. Intermittent Fete?, Chill
Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Period
ical or Piii u Fever. Ac., and iude*d a*. 1
the affecti- ns which arise from mala
rioas, marsh, or miasmatic
poisons.
As its name iznplies.it does CURE, and does
M"t fail. dn'aiomg nei her Arsenic. Quinine,
• Bismuth. Zinc, nor any other mineral or poison
ous substance wh:ite\-r. it in nowise injure* ay
y*' ent lhc num'oer and importance of its cares
in the ague li rr.ri-, are literally beyond account
nd we be.ieve without a parallel in ihe history
<>f Ague medicine. Our pride is gratified by the
ackuow edgments we receive of the radical cures
< ffri 'rd i obstinate rr.-es, and where other reme
. dies had wb iily failed.
Ffincelimared ptrs •,?, either resident in. or
travelling thr- ugh uiiusmatio wi.l be
protected b\ taking the AGUE CURE daily.
For Liver C u plant*, aris eg frxn the torpid
iiT of the 1 iver, r i-s an excellent remeiy, stimu
li* mg the Liv r into healthy activity.
F r ISiii -us X>is rders and Liver Complaints, it
- ftti excvilttnt remedy, producing tniny truly re
markab.e cures, w here * her medicines had failed.
Prepared by I>r. J. 0. AYER A CO., Practical
;trd Analyti a! i'htmists, Lowell, Mass., and sold
ail around the world.
•fdeety B. F. HARKT, Agent.
I i N II IC K O iT,
v. DENTIST.
Office at lhc oil stand in
Kivs BcinMsa, Juliana at., BEDFORD.
, All cperations pertaining to
$ urg ical and Mec han ical Dentistry
performed with care an d
WARRANTED.
A vtiheti * ar/:.M*'iGfererf, when deeired. Ar
tiji'-i'tl teeth inserted at, per te', SB.OO and tip.
irard.
As I am detei mined to do a CASH BUSINESS
or none, I have reduced the prices for Artificial
Treth of the various kinds, 20 per cent., and of
Gold Fillings 33 per cent. This redaction will bo
made only to strictly Cash Patients, and all such
will receive prompt attention. 7feb6s
n XCHA NG E H O TEL.
lj HUNTINGDON, PA.
This old establishment having been leased by
J. MO 11 It I SON, formerly | ropnetor of the Mor
rison Ilon?e. has ' ceo entirely renovated ana r
i furnished and supplied with all the modern itn
-1 provements and convcaicnoes necessary to a first
j class Hotel.
The dining room ha 3 been removed to the first
tloi-r and is now . :a.-i ;i? and airy, and the rh-im
lcrs are all well ventilated, and the proprietor
will endeavor to make hi? guests perfectly at
home. Address, J. MORRISON,
ExcnaifQi HOTEL.
Sljulytf Huntingdon, Pa.
L) LAS T E R.—The subscriber would respect
fully inform the public that he has just rc
eived fr- m the city GO tons of the best Nova Sco
tia HOCK PLASTER., and will continue toreccive
as his stock diminishes until the first of April,
whi. h ht' wid grind an i keep for t-a'e at Hartley's
.Mill, and will sell as cheap as rau be bought f.r
j cash, or wheat, rye or corn, at the highest cash
prices, taken in exchange. Remember only until
1 the first of April. Thankful for past favors I so
licit a continuance of the same.
25dec ANDREW J. MILLER.
IJ iN1)I11 30 N i
IRESH GROUND EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
on baud and for sale by
lfioctly G. R. OwSTER A CO.
J> U Y THE BEST!
Tho ODESSA COLLAPSING SKIRT i* ju?t
the artinc every 1D want". It "iil fit any ladr
|ierfeetiy. nnd can be w.m witb any *tyle of
.irerr: is altered in *uo and iiba|c In an instant.
[ It can be sb'irtciio,. a>->l by tha patent
i Lißcr. so as to be suitable for b>n< or ehurl dress
es. F,>r sate by G. K. OSTfiR A CO.
Bedford, Dee. 25:3 in
J WARMERS AND OTHEES are respectfully
inform, d that I hare made extersiro prepara
:i. ns by mean? of which I am enabled to supply,
; at all times.
RO'~K AND GROUND TLASTER,
at my Warabouaa. A/so,
LIVERPOOL AND AMERICAN SALT.
1 Sde3tn JOHN W. BARNDOLLAR.
\yiRE RAILING. WIRE GUARDS,
F'T Store Fronts, Fact Ties. ae. Heavy Crimped
Wire Cloik far <'leaning t)res. Coal. Ac. He:, y
Screen Cloths and ('-.at Screens. Wire Webbing
for Sheep and Poultry Yards, Paper Makers'
Wires, Brass and Iron Wire Cloth Slaves, Painted
Screens, Ornaiacn'al Wire Work. Every infor
mation by addtoasint: the manufacturers.
51. WAI.KER A SONS,
lifvbly No. 11 North 6:h St., I'HIL'A.
ARCHITECTURE.
General and detailed plans and drawings, for
churches and other put,lie building, priratc resi
dences Ac.. furnLhedat short notice and at rea
•onaido prices. c. N. HICKOK
Smartly Eadford,. Pa.