Henry A. Parsons, Jr., Editor.
THURSDAY, JUNE 16TB. 1870.
From the Pittsburgh Telegraph, Jon 12th.
Affairs at Cincinnati.
The effort to adopt the unit nil in
the New York delegation laat night
was a failure. No one will question
the integrity of George William Curtis,
editor of Harper' Weekly, nor will
any one dispute his political sagacity,
and his manly stand in the caucus of
the New York delegation last evening
agalnBt Conklin will have great weight
with the more intelligent delegates to
the Convention. Our special corres
pondent telegraphs us that Mr. Curtis
said he could not vote for Conklin, for
the reason that he believed the latter
could not be elected. That belief is
shared by earnest and influential Re
publicans in every part of the Union,
and notably so along the shores of our
navigable rivers. All the gold of Jones,
of Nevada, backed by all his wealth
of silver, cannot elect Conkling, and
the fact that delegates are being bought
up to vote for him would aid materially
in his overwhelming defeat should he
be nominated.
The Pennsylvansa delegation will
hold a caucus this morning and we
predict there will be a stormy session
Don Cameron, it is given out by our
correspondents, is anxious that the
delegation should adhere to Hart ran ft
all the time, and an effort will be
made by him and his faction to adopt
a resolution to that effect. The design
of this is to prevent the nomination of
Blaine, the Cameron faction realizing
that the majority of the delegation is
favorable to him as second choice, and
that in no event can Conkling obtain
their votes. If the delegation can be
held for Hartranft, it spoils Blaine's
chances, and doea not help Conkling,
and thus the vote of Pennsylvania
would be of little or no account in de
termining the choice of the Conven
tion. Mr. Blaine, however, has warm
active and influential supporters in
the delegation, and we will not be
surprised to learn that under the lead
ership of John H. Hampton, Esq., their
votes will be recorded for Mr. Blaine
in Convention. An effort will be made
In caucus to-day to cost the vote of the
State for Blaine, in case the fifty-eight
votes of Pennsylvania will secure his
Domination. This will be asked for
on the ground that Mr. Blaine is a
native son of Pennsylvania, and is
entitled to the support of the delega
tion when it will secure his success.
Should this point not be conceded, and
the Cameron party insist upon their
programme being carried out, the
right of representative delegates to cast
their own votes will be sprung in Con
ention when a ballot is reached.
There are precedents for the recogni
tion of this right, and the friends of
Blaine will gain their point. As the
New York delegation could not afford
to insist upon the adoption of the unit
rule, but allowed the two Bristow men
to vote their preferences, the ring
leaders of the Pennsylvania delegation
will probably take the same wise
course, but much against their will.
Oar dispatches this morning repre
sent the Blaine men as active and con
fident of success on either the first or
second ballot. We commend the dis
patches of our correspondents to our
readers, for they are impartial and ac
curate. At the recent meeting of the Lan
aaster Co., Pa., Bee-Keepers' Associa
tion, L. Reit, the President, stated in
his address that there are in this
country only about 70r00O bee-keepers,
which, number cowl j easily be in
creased to 300,000. These 70,000 peo
ple have 800,000 stands, produeing 15,
000,000 pounds of honey, valued at
$3,000,000, of which, Pennsylvania has
40,000 stands, producing 800,000 pounds
and of these Lancaster county has
about 3,000 stocks, producing 60,000
pounds, valued at $12,000, all on a low
estimate-.
Centexmial Pkoclam ATiox.-Pres
ldent Grant has issued a proclamation
enjoining ail cSftizens, in eomplfanee
with the resolution of Congress passed
on the 13th of March last, to celebrate
the coming Centennial Anniversary
of our National Indepcndance, by as'
sembling, in tSusir respective counties
ortownst and causing to be delivered
on that day an historical sketch of said
oounty or town from its formation. A
oopy may b filed in the clerk's office
of said county, and also in the office of
the Librarian of Congress, thus form'
tag a complete record f the progress
of our. country.
A. T. Stewart's Will. The con,'
test in regard to the will of the late A.
T. Stewart Iras commenced. Notice
was served last week upon the Surro.
gate of New York that the will is to be
contested. The paper Is signed by
James Bailey, for the contestants, and
the plea is want of proper notice to the
"heirs" when the will was read, and
"improper influences on the part of
Henry Hilton and others unknown.'
The movers are the Turney family In
this country, who claim to be heirs at
law.. The number of claimants, of
more or loss-remote degree of relation
6hip generally less, is said to be
large. Other measures are resorted to,
to extort money from the widow and
principle legatee. Mxs. Stewart k
daily in the receipt of Begging and
threatening letters, many pretending
to come from her husband through
tpirituaianAdiu aia, vho wish te obtain
money.. .. ...
GENERAL NOTE.
Florida squeezes $240,000 a year
from her sponge interest.
Alabama will clear $15,000 from her
penitentiary this year.
Dartmouth College graduates a fifty
year old student this year,
Bunbury is to have a new Jnll, the
cost of which will be $90,000.
Seven stores in Chester were recently
closed by the Hberill'inone day.
The Hamilton Print Works, at
Lowell, Mass., have suspended work.
The funeral of George Sand took
place at Nohaut on Tuesday.
$4,817 In cash was stolen from the
office of the Cliy Treasurer of Fall
River, Mass., on Friday.
Asa W. Rugg, of the Worcester Organ
Company, hanged himself near Goe's
pond, Mussachubette, on Saturday.
Johnstown, Pa., tends a cnlf to the
Centennial with Ave legs, which is
three more than most of them have.
Alexander P. Tutton has been con
firmed by the Senate as Collector of
the Port of Philadelphia.
The daily expenses of the Centennial
exposition are irom ten to twelve thou
sand dollars.
Make home bright and;beautiful with
all that wit, taste, and goodnature can
accomplish.
Decoration Day was generally and
patriotically observed throughout the
country.
Nearlv 500.000 strawhprrv hnsketa
have been manufactured in Vicomlco
county, Md., this year.
The srauire of the Delaware. Lacka
wanna and Western Railroad was nar
rowed last week Sunday.
The Senate bill providing for the
retirement of Judge McCandless
within six months has passed the
House.
About three thousand miners are
already in the Black Hills. T ho nor
thern mines are reported as paying
well.
An undergraduate crew will be sent
from the Dublin University to partici
pate in the American College Regatta.
The yellow fever prevails at Rio
Janeiro, the deaths from the scourge
averaging from eighty to one hundred
daily.
It is reported in Paris that England
is willing to agree to the holding of an
international conference on the Kant-
em question.
The loss of the Gautemalean gun
boat General Barrios is reported. The
crew were saved, but sixteen soldiers
were drowned.
The Cunard Company is about to
send their steamers 8cotia, Cambria
and Cuba to the Clyde, to await the re
vival of the Atlantic trade.
Speaker Kerr's physician states that
should no untoward symptoms occur
his patient will be restored to his usual
health in a few days.
Clymer's committee have presented
unanimous report exonerating
Speaker Kerr, which was adopted
unanimously by the House.
The House Monday passed the reso
lution to modify the treaty with China
so as to restrict immigration to persons
engagea in commercial pursuits.
The Insurgents in Bosnio are very
Bctive, and more hard lighting is re
ported, resulting, it is stuted, in the
killing of 860 Turks.
The Methodist General Conference.
on Tuesday, adopted a resolution look
ing to an early ana thorough revision
of the hymn-book.
In the Presbyterian General Assem
bly, a few davs airo. a resolution look
ing to an early union with the South
ern General Assembly was adopted.
In the Presbvterian General Assem
bly last Tuesday, a resolution was
adopted recommending the use of the
term "Sabbath" instead of "Sunday."
Michael Nolan was kicked and beaten
to death by Thomas McDonnell, Jr.,
near Lake Monticello. in Baltimore
county, Md., on Friday afternoon.
Henry Ward Beeeher's house, In
Brooklyn, was robbed of between six
and eight hundred dollars' worth of
silverware on Saturday night.
The Democrats will need fiftv-four
votes in order to be the successful
party at the approaching presidential
contest. Where will they set them?
A Miss Stewart of Hamilton. On
tario, hits recovered $700 damages from
a tover wno lorsooK ner alter an en
gagement of twenty-six years.
The State prison at Concord. N. H..
has more than paid expenses for the
last year. The earnings were $36,309
and the expenses $15,81.
"There may not be cold, but there's
no question about the quantity of lead
in me jBiacic mils. i,very Indian lias
a gun full of it and isn't stingy.
There was a torchlight procession in
Doublin Saturday night in celebration
of the eseape of the Fenian convicts
from West Australia, Mr. Disraeli was
burned in efligy.
Charles Taubc. 63 years of aee. com
mitted suicide at Iiarrisburg on Sat
urday by shooting himself in the
breast with a musket. Taube had been
sick for several months.
In the House Monday a joint resolu
tion was presented for an amendment
to the Constitution of the United
States such as Assessors. Postmasters.
etc.-, be elected for a term of four years.
By the bursting of a fly-wheel weigh
ing turee tnousana pounds, t. U.
Kuntze's brewery, in New York city,
was partially demolished on Saturday
No one was injured.
J. G. Berrenue, J. J.Hannah andE.
J. Korschedt have been arrested at
New Orleans on a charge of defrauding
tne government in connection with
the construction of the Custom House,
Cochran, McLean Co., the reeentlv
suspended dry Koodsfirmof New York
city, on Saturday made a statement to
their creditors. They place their as
sets at $2,054,000, and their liabilities
at i,ouo,ow.
William Leith, of Brooklyn, doing
business in New York as a bond broker
was e&Saturday arrested on the charge
of complicity with William Veltman
in attempting to obtain twenty-one
thousand dollars from the Merchant's
National Bank on forged checks.
Bexton and Rudolphe played a match
game of billiards Saturday night in
isew xor, tnree-DRii trench carem,
six nunarea points up. cexton won
on an average of 17.11-11. His best
runs were 102, 97 and 03. Rudolphe's
peei runs were urc, t, ui ana bu.
Harrlsburg women protest against
tne opening or tne centennial xhibl
tion on Suadays, and are sending
memorials, numerlousiy signed, laud
ing the commission for the "noble
stand they have taken in regard to
closing the Exhibition on Sunday."
William Baker avd Charles A
Baker, wholesale fruit dealers, of Balti.
more, the former a member of the
second Branch City Council, were ar
rested Monday, charted with fore-intr
the name of different Individuals to
thirty-six promissory notes, a'ulouc
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VANIA. Your attention is specially
invited to the faot that the National Hanks
are now prepared to receive subscriptions
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It you want any bl'cbcd or brown
muslins, lrom J to 10-4 wide any
quality, go to bead quarters, Powell &
Kimo's nud select to your taste.
Young man if you want to add
greatly to your appearance go at once
to PO'VKLL & KIMK'S Grand Cen
tral Store, aud get youself a new white
liucn bosom shirt, lou can pet a good
fitting white clean shirt for SI. 25 and
from that up.
New goods, erery day in the yea
except Sundays ami legal lioli Jays at
the great mammoth Urand Central
Store of P. & K's. Ho bragging
around. ,Call for whatyou want.
FTA TJ78
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR
RENEWER.
Evcrv year increases the popularity
of this valuable Hair Preparation:
which ia due to merit alone. We can
assure our old patrons that it is kept
fully up to its high Btandard; and it
is the only reliable and perfected prep
aration for restoring Gray or Faded
Haib to its youthful color, making it
soft, lustrous, and Bilken. The scalp,
by its use, becomes white and cleaw.
xt removes ail eruptions ana aanarun,
and, by its tonio properties, prevents
the hair from falling out, as it stimu
lates and nourishes the hair-glands.
By its use, the hair grows thicker and
Stronger. In hUna, it raatores the
capillary glands to tneir normal vigor,
and will creato a new growth, except
in extreme old age. It is the most
economical Hatr Deessixg ever used,
as it requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair a splendid, glossy ap
pearance, a. a. nayes, ixi.u atato
Assayer of Massachusetts, says, "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality ; and!
consider it tho Best Prepaeation
for its intended purposes."
Bold by all DruggitU, and Dtaltri in Mediants.
Frloo One Dollar.
Buckingham's Dye
As our Renewer in many cases re
quires too long a time, and too much
care, to restore gray or faded Whisk
ers, we have prepared this dye, in one
preparation; wnicn wilt quickly ana
effectually accomplish this result. It
is easilv atmlied. and produces a color
which will neither rub nor wash olE
Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty
Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL & C0.
XTASHUA HA
xyer's Cathartic Pills,
For llu- ivlii'f mill
Cure of nl iti-ramrc-nivnlfl
In the Mum
ItWl, Hver, an.l ;'
cl. Tin-) am u iiiiM
aperient, and uu
excellent purgative,
living purely vege
table, they contain
no mercury ormiiie
ml whatever. SI in h
ntirimiri Micknerh ami
sullciinfr Ir pievunl'
eil bv tliuir timelv
niio; ami every family ehotiM have them on hiinil
for their protection anil relief, when require.!.
Lon exporienee haa proreil them to ho llic saf
est, biirent, and bent of all the Villa with whii U
I Iri market aboiinils. By their oueadional use,
thn hlooil 1.4 liurilleil, the rorruptionx of the bv
ttn expnlleil, ob.ti'iii'tions reinoveit. anil the
whole machinery of life restored to lU healthy
activity. Internal organs which become i loggeil
ani lu.Erjrii'li are eleam-eil by Ayrr'm l'ills, anil
ptiiiiulaldl into nclion. 'i'hua inripWiit ili.-ta-u
in change I into heal Lit, the value of which change.
'Alien reckoneil on ihu vn.t niulthiulcn nhenjoy
It, can Inrrlly be coinpiuccl. ' Their ungar eontin'g
makes them plcaianl to take, and orexei'viwNieir
virtues tiuiuipaireil for any hiugtn of time, co
that they are ever fresh, anil perfectly refmble.
Although searching, they are mild, and operate
without disturbance to the constitution, or diet, or
occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper to
each box, how to iie them as a Family rhvaic,
and for the following complaints, which Utst
HUt rapidly euro:
For Ityaitt-fkai or Ia)dla;atioa, I,latlraa.
, Laajraur aud Lwa uf AprtelWe, they
ahould lie taken moderatuly to atiuiufute the atom
ach, aud restore iu hcaltliy tone and action.
For Civ.-r Corapltalx and iu various aymp
tonis llilloua UradMche, Mick Ilrail
arhr, Jaundice or Vrrra Hlckaaa, 1111
toua Colic and Ililioaa 'vcjra, they bhocld
be judiciously taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action or remove the obstruction which
cause it.
For Uyac-aUery or niiarrbrjea,' but one
mild doe is gcneially required.
For Hliouinitaiana. iluaf, Oratvcl. Pn1
SltulioM of the 11,'tan, im tha
iile, f luck and aoiata, they ahould be coutiik
uously taken, as required, to etiauge the diseased
action of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For Itroiiay and Dropalcal Swellings,
they should be taken in large and freqneut dosej
to produce the cu'eet of a drastic purge.
lor fcuircsaios. a large uose should be
taken, a it produces the desired effect by sym
pathy.
As a Dinner Pill, take roe or two PUlt to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels, restores the appetite, and invigorates the
system. Hence it is often advantageous where
no seriooa derangement exists. One who feels
yn'-inuiy wen, uiiou uutin tun. m uun ui urew
l'Ul makes htm feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renovating effect ou the digestive
apparatus.
. PBKPAKED BY
Dr. J. C. A YER Jt CO., Practical Chemitlt,
LOH tLL, MASH., V. S. A.
OR SALE BY AU. PBLCOISTS r.YCCY WHtKF.
'.Woods &Co.'S
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