M
Riyolturgrttaisiti
Si /ITU AYI
OFFICIAL' IPAPEIk
.
of Pitt..bank, Alleckakr sad! AU!!
LW, corms. . ;
o§oNittr,'als: 24, term.
pirao i at Antw p 80}f,
• IJ. & Bonn al Frankfort, 911
4 GOLITnIOII --- ed New York .yesteriisyl
.5;1314. 7 , , •• ; ; '
thr.racslrz or, - rronrear,. 1870, tit,:
'Prtarnimea to debt was itaithed itn
'Orest''Britain. 'The world over there
. gloyes u hrd . rxtoirs,
11mailatrer, en resuming her place to
Itii,Union,lnnditeookPred Unaktd
for the iliort„tenn. ,This is good democ4
_racy, for in ,the boyhood days of those
trehm'are innstildines, it was- a dem&
aide aitom 'that the majority should
rule. A. majority of the people of that
. I . 3leftt*PittetfOr lea of Alncab deaden—.
Gov. GLIM has tendered to Mr. Mei
eked Yams. ot;Philadelphhh the. plsoe ?3e
the. Dowd of :Charitleis, nude tarotity
the resignation dr Dr. Worthington.!
Niue glut , the' appointment' hu taken,
that direettim; 'inicatfie Mr.. Vint la si
radial Demoirst: " It is much bettee such
-#, 9ard 09'4 note en of one Pegtiod
.
Tan Comma : viol laudates Benitez .
UMW, ler,traying- a Pardon's Digest
fokblasielf.. As we are informed, he did
no axibtuang, but obtained two copies at:
the Ratak cost. lie may aoudad° to pay,
ithrbde or both coples; though we do iot
are why'he aboald pay for both. All we:
nals.
during the present rage for extreme'
istrenehment, Is Bud facts be accurately:
.
Hr .Borax, of Beaver, hail introdu4
cod 1n the Bute Senate, abill anthoriatrigl
somebod to piteMpt seventeen atres oil
built floc Ohio lriver, , tWeive
below this city, opposite Kiddletown.l
Ttuni UmW : are sand bar, and - become!
an !Stand at low. low.. massesof;
*Bail sand, of the beat quality, seen. l
angiate there even year, and much of ft:
Iv:Stated hither for building purposis.!
The property thus designed to bo obtained
at a - nominal sum Is estimated to be worth
350,000. It is out of Mr. ROTAIeII,
taitt is fair to . infer he bar been ;
upon* some party that bad the.
*Waite papersVeady to file' in the Sur.'
ielrPV.'Oentriers °Sloe "es soon as the biL .
Should te passed. • ' , • . ;
MAXIM 151 , GEORG . ED: raerrace
This fartarmed veteran of the r'ress
died yesterday =Wining at lits &taint.
&Win' It. Is _termal.
piamshien he retired from active life, a '
warn-oat msa, although- not -very-far
advanced in years, having been born on
theitBtri Ereston,
tionnecileni. i liewueauaiedai &oim
Proildence; I L, and khan
quietly studied - law but never engaged
,prifitice. Of ;int pragission::Eas
pubis .and teete. led him to 'memo In
liktUoe,Juia to 1821, being then - bit
heinty•ali years of age, he bees= editor
of the New England Troarsi triifeis;
position:Ade. Which , hls brilliant talents
efdinently fitted him. Ile retained that
position,' however,•only twa yea=
In 1831 he went to' Louisville and en
tabllshedihe he, quickly
inade bnd or tho leading papers
.of the
country. and gained for himself a national
ieplitudion;:quite ea much, perluip . s mew,
bylia rough, coarse and trenchantorE
by his truly able discoed - one 'of Weighty
questionit leC pblitien; Wird:- fits': genuine
poetry. u lofty, polished, tender undim
pen sive IS any American poet ever'pro
dead. - Primancs • Wes 'one of the Most
pen swept with. equal . , power fp= the
highest to the lowest piano of literature,
:from the most. par e mud exquisite verse
dOwn to the loweifrange of peisonal 'vi.
tomelien bendistage. i.Het ta
highly gifted bat not s model mac; mid
although he made himself famous, yet;as
we' may say of Lord Irrnow, we may say
of;dm,,bia llfe was i'fallnro: His load,
14, his iurroundlege, hie dangerous.sin
of wit and earaunn, togetiow, with his In
domitablet,coupitge,may. All bavit„oott
sp6od'to Pliant his tecamin`g' • what he
might have been.: We may apply to him
whM4awge ItorrracderMy said of Bunke :
"Ohl had he =lime stooped to sham%
'Of lent a charm to vies,
How had Devotloo loved to name" ' ;
- Bled of , Paradise I"
' • Tarp speorgoscom. "
ntecb:ouriosity has been . XietallA
by Intelligent .pessons is • to . pect: tidy
what the. litonnroacope, is, and whether
tgt restelatlons:are poinalas interest,
we presume we shall do out ludas 'a
pm! to err I' slight sketch , of the theory
of Its 'construction. Ttde will the better
amble then to-ledge whether'lf be
Werth their while to devote the next tie
awnings to Professor tiarker's avoid
lions,
,
within a eari-fe, yeari, It was not
eirserred but thaithe "cokes of the . spec:
thin. these, namely , which we see form
ed Wand our prisms On our enunkries,
were' perfectly_ smooth and unbroken,
our. focus, of beautifully blending hues.
A-1m linek - Inehred, - erem "Maine
some of the more aberi-eightol phUoso.
phenh *thir gigaton°, weivicareetr
Inquired into. It Se AMA's, hoverer,
which constitutes the whole Oenoe . of
ipectrty. What UMW, lines tell to It
10112 W ci r . (Meer of fidersoF. Barter to
-, Month:male le' brioreutio
taintheittglis intim the Beht teemed by
the Same ot hydrogen gee, yOrr will find
ttti tb4l4bro" UPQa mesa
mikkhrt cionat.llnea . i•rfoitiveratt ty
what theset,ank, their , 'Loather ? thhtr ar.
rangiiititwith ;Pia:ottani& °dice, and
the different mimeo( the itmetrumi and
you ars prepared 'to recognize hydrogen
la anTiaaine ilowologitnall
a proportion, helps to feed. Do the same
for say substance that xon can eolatillze,
or, 111 common language, .born; end 'you
can deteraltufthe premewce of .thews els.
melts, also: la in any flame which may be
teetiented to jou for Inspection. And
11daiin?. how these ,elementa Asa/
be mixed up.
.Each - has Its place in the
spectrum where it draws Itsilnes—lcaves
lUtentegr4tti 'my; The swo
t:PPM is OPP / Yi Il O nstn i ° ,ol44 l l
stweit itadilllicinglos for eiluabbkt fosse
delicate lines, and so Identifying the sub
stonten to 144010110; coneepoad.
Now, when It L confide:4ld that It
113 10i,a 0 Otille'willitt4,
gni' tat the Uaht . It analyses comes from,
Q"ta,, , ,r!pA r s4 PAN an.
normesment teal it stenos ready to tell us
what the fuel le' which gleArii in think:
Arm, and bow It Men from that which
faeda gin Atht ficiii the Otheif Lfl
mimics of htaven.
Bat wareely les!, woudafal thett the
istroitoml4l Ire the Araks: announce
pm:46A itakeL..l4la the,f/l es 1, ,, we w€o!
der st ". p ac e througt;
which light brings so faithfully its messa
ges, In the other, we are almost ecm
strained to diacredit our sensed as we see
quantities of Matter too minute for even
the sense of smell to— Meek • million
times 140 minute Or the moq delicate
balance to weigh, declaring themselves
with a distinctness that defies 6doubt.
Of course. these more delicate observa
tions can be made only by direct inepec
tion, but Prof. lianusa has an ingenious
appats . (Refer throwing out upon a screen
the alosiatrikltig "yikezomena of spectre
-4.6 lit: s congratulate mu.
selves and one read on the opportunity
the Unltereity authorities have Mei pre
us of. viewing these wonders—
fade that pet Imagination Itself to the
nt4sOnt Unfelt. ,;
We may data In• 'reply to the Inquiry
of msny, that the screens will be directly
in in:Mt of the audience, and the pbeno•
mesa to which 'the attention is to be
mated; will he distinctly In View.
'TUB BOARD ov
Under •an existing statute the County ;
Commissioners of Allegheny county are
Constituted a board Tor the granting of
. .
licenses for the sale of Intoxicating liquors,
contrary to the general system through-
Out the Skate. In all, or , nearly all, the
other 'ccoraties this duty and responsi
bility devolves upon the Courts of Quar
ter Stearin& _ Ikwas an experiment, and
we think we are warranted in saying that
Rimini:A worked satisfactorily.
hillkusi been intrOduced in the Legis •
Ware, or soon will be, providing for a
rtsturn'. the former practice in .this
County, by investing the Judges of the
Quarter Sessions with this prerogative,
end, !rim all we can , gather cf public
sentiment, we think the change would
.
be a popular one.
We have beforena the dm of another
bill, of which th e fcillowing le the fret
•
SUCTION let. That It shall be the duty
Of the Judges of . the Court of Common
'Pleas of he.t county of Allegheny. or a
toitiOrity thereof, to appoint a competent
person. learned In the law, who:shall
hold ofiloafor and during three years, (it
he shall so tong behave himself) to act
at Solicitor for the Board of License of
slid' Windy, whose duty it 'shall he to
127; before the said Board of License
alitighgelbr Ileentie and crosaaz
amine all applicants for license mid their
witnesses, touching all matters relating
to said application; and if during the
program( of the hearing the Solicitor
shall deem. It necessary to procure the
attendance of witnesses to testify in re.
Delon' to the neceaaity of said 1103050, or
to the competency of the applicant, be
may request a postponement of the hear
ing, and thereupon It shall be the dot
of [health' Bawd of License to forthwith
adjourn the same to any . time not lee
thin Bye; eirr more then twe nty days
And the said Solicitor 'shall cane Sub
poenas to be issued by the Clerk of the
INfortor Qdirter raissrione to all persone
whom the said Solicitor ehall name, com
manning them to appear before said
Board of License to testify touching all
Matters of which they may be cognizant
relating to said application. And the
said - Board than-have power to enforce
the attendance of any person who Sae
'been: duly subpoened by attachment.
and to impose the coat of geld attachment
on any - defaulting witness; and it shall
A 0 Any of the Solicitor to present all
reebonstrances.alled .by any- citizen or
citizens, against any license without
anp coedpeasatton except as hereinafter
prorlde . .
And the fiftlk section reads as follows:
-, Sic, , tith: It Shall be the duty of the
Olerh.of the. Court of Quarter Sessions
to collect from each person applying for
license, at the time of filing his, her or
their eimlicationa the Ruin of five dollars
rag thence Or tbe Solicitor, which shall
be hla ootopetutatke Ibr attending before
the Bowed o f Lthense end examining the
bond= hareinbeftire provided.
II Rep Weretioin7 their heads together
to &Tien it' sCheme by which it would be
pat in One power to 'multiply
drinking :'hottees ' beyond all precedent,
and line his ?net, pockets with almost
arliffed r piunifer, - Irstii the. shape of
fees, 'which' ern moderate 'Minuet. and
next in the 4119 e of " (to use a
slang but expressive phrase,) to make the
application slip through easily, they
would necessarily agree upon one like
this now proposed. 'Under the working
of this scheme, the lea merit an appli
cation hid the more money there would
- - , :now,-we .71011 not -ssy but that the
Court of Quarter &galore' might find
Tait so,lumest; that this Ocala of tempts
iiolOrhiet -would be brought to bear
upeir, hint 'oohld•not' sweep away his
tiwirutatiOns; but experience, both luxe
and elsewhere, has taught us that it is
war-arisa.So-run -any needless risks on
that 111C070: •
Where are some geodpteelidops In the
Ulf teicire i but 'the fatal, :Objection
.
already Eoticed•rsoders it unnecessary to
speak viitlettliily ahem: •
Wer have . beard it remarked that the
Judges
,o[' thle - 'Quarter Session) would
Vel'o,lllat.ilie operetta and perhaps dis
agreeable- anty aboald not be imposed
upentheM:". That is Teri likely ; but it
cannot be helped. The public interests
requiro ibla , :thiaAmportant dlecretkm
shell be ' 'edited - IP acme 'trust-worthy
hands, and . there is no tribunal either ez•
istlng or that can be created more worthy
44Pe41114,1?nnit,dtmce,ttuut that Court
WaY
FArlik...•
RA B U OULD FAVOR
ritortßolotow.
We have before as a document from
illells,of . Dr.-Wm . LDEII / of Philadel
pals, - upan the subject: 'of "the Amer'.
anti rimer% .Idaikets, at. home' and
abroad," Itttich embodies a large and well
diges6d martof stet:titles, interwoven in
moan coOtllirgturemt, showing with all
the fore* lot:.poisitive demonstration the
wretched - fallacy that I system of protee
thau:of manaletures Is inimical to the
ieleiests of agriculturists; and the folly of
relying upon foreign markets for the dis
position of our surplus agricultural pro
ducts. The document Is too long for our
columns; but it shall be our aim to =the
the Araportint facts drawn from of
ficial soirees, and well collated by Dr.
Emma.
One of the most Injurious deli/stone to
which the minds of many of our court•
tureen have been given over Is, that a
protective tariff Is adverse to the Interests
of fawners. The advocates of the policy
of free trade speak of this fallacy and
urge it, as if It were a wit evident proper•
sitlon, an established axiom. It is not
true,' bit the very opposite of the truth—
it is 5 delusive ands Us.
What was true In 1824, as so strop 1
e s
mir!tised by General Jammu, in his
letter to Dr.:pii*AN;Liiine to this day.
do watt' • , • ,
irotoagricultue In the - United
States six hundred tem:wand men, women
and children; indyrna" will at onto give a
home Marketlor more - brestistnifs than all
Ecrrope titrir 113n:dams _
That very year the country hegan to
ad neat the wise suggestion' of General
Jicesort; aid far a number of years,
Hader the etrongpzetecBon then Insugurs
tokla prosiered rapidly, and no class of
people had ar: Jaws In , that pros.
pertly than the tuniers. That was forty
eve years igo;' but the'same law null
hbldkgboilland ehriller - teffeetiotif epee
what, to !dm, was snob vlons fact Induced
General °MX?. in his message at the
4 4lening mf the present session of Cen
tro!, to utter, these warning WOrds:
-• - " The extension of railroads in Europe
and the East Is Waging Into competition
with our agricultural - products like pro•
ducts of ottneconntries. &If interest; if
net • selfisreirsixdiath tlierefore, dictates
caution against diststrbiag any induerrial
Miratrerthilikunriy. It teaches tut also
thelltp . mtty of looking to other markets
far the sale of our surplus." • •
In them few wards the Po:Admit .has
wail exireased aL that' the friends of the
protective policy are now contending for.
All they ask is, Malone industrial intertas
shall not be disturbed.. In the face of this in
creasing war , upon the very moderate
degree of protection we now have, to it
reasonable to expect prudent and cautious
men to invest their fortunes In extensive
and costly manufacturing estahlishmeits;
for none but such can compete with those
of Europe even with all the protection
they now have? What the country needs
in this matter is steadiness, stability, as
surance—the same that - England enjoyed
for a period of -more than a century and
s half, daring which her people built up .
and perfected, her immense and multifari
ous manufactures, but which this country
baa never had; for here, 130 sooner have
we had a protective tariff enacted that:i s m
fierce and persistentwar was made upon
it until It was overthrown. Three times
has this bargained in our history; and
always with disastrous results, in which
no alas suffered more than the farmers.
And now we have another war of the
mime kind.. Are lye forever Co be kipt in
this "disturbed" condition? Are we
never to have a policy upon which men
can rely with safety? Do our farmers
want steady. markets for their surplus, at
prices that will pay them fur their labor
and their invested capital ? We tell them
that they can only get them by stopping
this disturbance, and Instructing their
repreaentatives to let the policy now ex
isting be made as stable as anything in
this country an be made. Only let our
people be assured that the measure of
protection now afforded by law shall be
continued, and thousands of manufactur
ing establishments will be started In all
parts of the country almost immediately.
Then the farmer of Illinois or Missotiri
will be able to realize more than 73 cents
in currency for bin wheat, which is all
that .he gets now for what is shipped to
Liverpool. Look at this. We quote
from Dr. -Elder: "
• "Putting a bushel of red winter wheat
at $1,30 (nine shillings for one hundred
poutido;lts price in_Liverpool on Christ.
man eve, 1860, wo find its value in gold
to the western farmer by the following
deductions:
carriage from Chicago to New .•
York 30
Marine Freight... 16
.-Marine Insurance
Handling
Charges from Chicago to Liver ~
pool
To this Muit ho added thi aspen
placing it in Chicago:
Curroloy.
Storage and commission fo 06
Insurance and - loss ....... . ou%
.Carriage to Chicago 10
Liandung 03
% Itui
Equal in gold to
.NN.
Total deduction from ice in Liver
pool, $0.69; leaving to farmer $0.61
la
to gold-73 cents 'c c'y=per bused."
Dins not this extd teach our farmers
"the necessitt ( a & nem! Omar ex
presses it,) orlooklng to other markets
(or the sale Of ibeir surplus?" The time
has comai l whittheY must either have
homes eta o none; for they will soon
discover, if they do not see it now; that
they had better grow , no 'surplus wheat
than raise It for the European market,
On the 31st of December last 100,000
bushels of wheat, all from America, were
received it Lb/Mix:lel, and on the 10th of
January, 1870, 240,000 bushels were re
celved at the same port, 216,000 of which
were from Amsrica. On . that day the
prices were: for red winter $1.25, for red
western $1.16. -
That's free tra4e in its
° practical work
ing. Just stbOnt siso,ooo desut loss to
..imertetn,fenners on thole two lots. •
Divorce ?Statistics
The article of Profersor 'Woolsey, 'el
Yale College, on ' , Divorce Legislation
in the United States," contains startling
facts. The article is based'on a carefai
examination of the statistics
of twenty
three States, Including- nearly all the
older ones. The causes of - divorce are
given In thevarions reports presented to
the Legislatures. In Vermont, out of 571
divorces in five years, there were for
adnitery,l64; willful desertion, 188; deter.
thin, 60; Intolerable severity, 126; for re.
iusal to support, 23; with twenty others,
In moat of which more causes than one
are mentioned. In Massachusetts, out of
1,034 divorces granted in about five
years, there were for adultery, 546, or 43
8 per cent. ; for desertion, 589, or 45
per cent; for cruelty - 122,9r o'4 per cent;
fifteen for intemperance,
and 01 miseella
fleet's. ' Here the large ratio for adultery
is startling. Can this represent the real
state of the case ?' In Ohio, out of 2.681
case* the causeadf which are particularly
assigned, there were granted for athiltery,
625; for *absence or neglect, 1.030; for
cruelty„44o;;for intemperance 198. Of the
origin of the applicants for divorce we
have no items furnished us,' save that in
Ohio, the counties where the Catholics
form a- considerable part of the popula
tion fell below their ratio, while the
"Western Reserve counties have a much
larger proportion 'of diverces than the
rest of the- State." These counties are
Composed of the leaders' in all manner of
isms. Is Vermont, the annual ratio of
divorces to anneal marriages foots up for
several years a total of 730 divorces to
15,710. marriages, or a ratio of one to
twenty-one. In Massachusetta, for a
ported of four 'years, there Man final of
1,021 divorces to 45,372 marriages, areal°
of one ha forty-four. In Ohio, in 1868,
the divorces were 1,169• marriages 90, ,
470; or a ratio of 1 to 26. In Connecticut,
for a period of eight 'years, the divorces
foot TIP to 2,910, • marriages 83,227,
ratio oft to 11. Front Freesia we bale
some materials for Instituting a compell
er:at between that Country of loose di
vorce laws and the States named above .
We exclude the Catholic poptilalion,
which cannot be done with accuracy in
the States, and thus the • Wry the tables
tells , is unfairly in the favor of the latter.
For instance, In Connecticut, *here the
whole number of marriages was 4,978 in
1860, they marriages in which both parties ,
were of foreign birth were 1,208. Now,
of these it Is safe to say that twathirds,
say 800, were Catholics, who rarely pe
tition for divorce in that State. Deduct
ingthem, we have the ratio of one divorce
to less than eight and a half so called
Protestant, or rather non•Catholfc Mar.
riagee. Prusataln 1865; Marriages of non-
Catholics, 84,014; divemees, 2,937; ratio,
1-to 53. Theta statistics go to show that
had as the -West is In the facilities it af.
fords for dived* it has received rather
more than Its share; of odium.—Baltimore
A BALLET DANCED who turned the
heads of the amorous gentlemen of the
Sushi= capital, last winter, is& native of
Cracow, and reputed to be the intelligent
daughter of a Polish Count. • She recely.
ed presents by the score from her admir
ers, among whom was a wealthy noble.
man. lie made her, accusintance r and
was charmed. with her. He offered her a
diamond he wore upon his finger for a
kist. She accepted: he, gladly gave her
the jewel, believing pabsply,With Ovid—
• Who gains • kits and gains Rohm,
Peters s to loohn bits. ha got , eforo.s ,
His suit did Dot prosper,' boweyer, as
he had hoped. At the end of a month he
presented her with *second,. and recieved
a second salute, but beyond that he did
not go.. At the end of a year he had part
ed with nearly all of his diamonds, and
was as far from scums as ever. • IrriAlat
ed by her stubbornness; he sought an in
terview, and opbraidß -her for her reds.
Lance, "I have. no more diamonds to
eve you," be said. "Then,"ahe replied,
.1 have no more kisses." "What am I
to do? Your heart is made of icel Give
me some word of hope." I , can't do
that, but I will give you some word of
counsel" What is Its" "Never buy
your flat kiss of a woman. 'lf you do,
though you were a Czar' himself, you
would be bankrupt before you. reached
Tn Conmerctat and Its friends niteg
not yield an inch on the Reform question
to far as the State Treasury is concerned.
The Democrats are committed to the
measure end will assist a bolter or any
other men In trying to secure the State
against farther fraud. Give no a stringent
bill, else some"may suppose it was merely
a personal matter In crying retmneMeent
and reform to get Mackey out and Irwin
in.—Post.
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZEnE; MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 24, 1870,
REPUBLICAN SENTIMIST.
=I
Our opinion of Democndic politicians
in general, as well as of certain of the
said fifteen Republicans in particular,
absolutely prevents us from looldrtg upon
Irwin's election as a victory a er the
"ring." It looks precisely like a victbry
achieved by the "ring" over the Repub
lican-party. • • The course thus taken
by Mr. Lowry in voting a Republican seat
to a Democrat, requlredexplanationouid
he pretends to justify his salon. ; But the
Nib explication elf the matter totally
dereolishea Mr. iistny's niccibes Plea,
and stuows.thoßep.ulallean Totem..of Erle
county what sort of a Republican Senator
they bate at 'lmbibing: alto is still
another contested Senatorial seat from
Philadelphia. Mr. Lowry le chairman of
the committee to report on that. If the
Democratic claimant gets it, the Repub.
lio"nine longer have a majority of votes
in the Senate, and the Republican
supremicy in the State Legislature is
destioye& Then let Mr. Lowry's scheme
off wholesale plunder of the Slate Treas
ury follow.
taro= the Harr Lanus Telegrspb, Bey.]
A. Senator who has long enjoyed the
honors of the Republican party—whose
life has been equally divided between In
trigue and office holding—who knowr,
better than any man we ever saw, bow
to play the demagogue and at the ante
time till his purse.-hat long stunned the
ears of the people of ' , Pennsylvania 'with
assertions .of his honesty. • Like all, such
assertions, they are false. Chaste women
do not openly proclaim their chastity.—
Honest men have no. need to' proelaim
their honesty. Every such Woman Is a
natural bawd. Every such man. Is a
natural swindle; And both add to their
degredation by being hypocrites.
This, Senator lately took up the cry of
reform, making the present State'-Treas
urer the objective point of his demagogue
tirades. Former Treasurers gave this &m
-otor large sums of money from the: State
Treasury for his inifieidual" Use, as loam
without sourest. Iflackey did not con
tlnne the "accommodations, preferring
rather his vulgar fury than to violate the
law. Hence the cry of "reform'!' which
this model law-maker and flagrant • law'
breaker bas Indulged in for the last eight
months; and it is from this petty perwmal
disappointment,,thaa this revenge , heta
fallen on his party. , , .
ll=
A combination wee made between the
Democrats and Independent Rebublicans,
by which this result was accomplished.
It is probable that our friends considered
the opportunity too gond a one to
sow dissensions in theeamO of the enemy
to be passed over without taking advan—
tage of it. • • • The first breach int the
solid ranks of-the ' Republican Party of
Pennsylvania that has occurred in ten
years has been made by this movement,'
and the hard feeling and recriminations,
it will produce, will have a tendency to
prevent it from ever being-the compact
party organisation it has. been in the
past.
tirrom the Yorrlttown Lena Lep.] •
We do not enmities nee how General
Irwin can justify the course he
bas pur—
sued. His most ardent friends - do nut'
claim that his election Is In the interest of
reform. The gaunt, 'Was played entirely'
in the interest "of- the Democratic party, ,
and this Galena Irwin knew. Theiffair
smells of bargain and gale; and , le an,
argument in !Ivor of a change' in the
manner of electing this officer that will
probably have the desired effect. :•.. •
• cmirLes IN 'THE - AIR.
The ben . hte; innate hate, ,
Who tate p : reg to the eel;
lllowering Itt‘he Ate • "
Wl` elf we. Tuned face; .
Loughlug a, the faille' love:
WhetMees he there]
Ha! the JOI2III . dreamer`i
Bending caw'. let the all
Du wee ebabbilte*. •
And Ste townie. cony pow.
•re &Oleg mil ;Meath's
To she canting tone;
bro.s, RIB Turf theeti
And Oldie his *tinny ►ale,
Gloaming*: the , long. . -
liwild/ sir eistka lath. Old. •
He ieuckle dastles
Towering to the moon)
Misses little.derte: ", •-•
r agog them a' dein!
N odds Wbomblingsp and,down
lite! zing WI , . flare,
nee bow tit.' ape!
An they allmmeilh It. air.
Tor a• nut sage be
Welt too str, luau ..n1
Le•e thinking boOS. OsabluS
Like mouy might!. meo ;
A wee to 12; makoutthfsk,
•
/astaa• trust mates n 1 start•
There are male folk alias arm
Itulltllnt castles In theatre
•
Bin anigbt le Winter '
May 'reel mats b. swain;
His chin upon hLr htfre band
hake Wm Oat '
Lila bran • hrsut rastbrbld,
.
U. pray that dtdy cam
Will let tar. Walla \.Y!.
• •
WI , hi, castle.l he girl
H at tag Are
Awl ue7l leek at Ile Butt
But weer apakoaglaats
Are strollaered up.by alatt.
Aa:der e•ea o:taigas. . ,
. .
An. {llmm:red 1.17 • Wane; ,'
lle~ne ire tof okett;tieadi 'fa tut tied
WI. ensiles alrt • • "
Sew to ittantes haisco;
But' few peteoec cirtepairaliely imder.
eland bow to apply 6 blanket to a tunes
to prevent bite from contracting n cOld:
We frequently 'seethe blanket - folded
double and laid emu the rump'and part
of the animat's back; leaving Moat parte
of. the body which need protection entire.
ly exposed to the cold. -
Tho6o . pattli of the body of a horse
which surround die lungs :regatta the
benefit of a blanket in preference to its
flank and romp. When we are exposed
to a current of cold.air, to guard against
an 'injury -front contra Sting .colds we
shield our shoulders, neck, cheit and
back. If these" parts be protected, the
lower part or the body will endure a
degree of cold • far Mort Intel:die; without
any Wary to the body, than if the lunge
were not kept warm with suitable cover
ing. "The some thing holds gdod in the
protection of- '• IMMO. The blankets
should cover the necks withers alnlskoed
dere, and 6e; brought-around the breast
and buttoned .or, buckled . together. as
closely ae a man buttons his own coat
then about to face a driving storm.
Lit the !mill of s horse
Il e well pro.
tected with a heavy blanket, and be will
seldom contract a cold, even if the Ma
dermoat parts of hie body era not cover- .
ed. Many of our beet teamsters protect
the breasts of their berries' by a piece of
cloth about two feet' square , hanging g,
down from the Ithier end of the collar..
This is an etizeSent practice in cold and'
severe weather, as the most important.
part of the animal is constantly shekel. :d
from the cold ' especially" when
traveling towards a strong current. The
lorward end of the horse blankets should
be made as closely around the breast of
torse,,as our garments fit' one bodies.
Moat horses take cold• as readily as men,
If not blanketed while standing, -after
exercise suOiclently to produce presplra-
Lion. So long as the horse is kept in
motion' there Is little danger of hlm ttuf.
feting from cold ;but allow. Min to stand
fore few moments without a blanket to
protect Ma. shcmlders and :lungs, and
he wi l lake cold 'Metier tuats - a than...
eugarsc Death..
The adulteration .of candles tea become
of late, years alarming, and la order to
prodrao- cheap ant :lee manufacturers are
adulterating WithAllhOtWextraots,,and ex
tracts which are either Injurious to con.
earners or, a deadly poison.. Many all
dren are yearly loundiad by the absorb
don into their systems of Aimee &Lomita:
Mons imulyertently given by parents.
Tetra albs ousting about 'one and one
fourth cents spotted, Is extenelvely used
instead of sugar, and lozenges are pro.
dacedby cheap dealers et from two to five
cents a pound less - than the cost of sugar
br.wholatabi.- • the - manufacture. of
gum drops, glue lensed in lien of gum
graphs the former. coating but ofew. cents
per pound, and the, latter forty , cents,
Verdigris, Tombs beans, Parts - green,
chrome yellow, Berlin blue, aniline, end
sublimate of rumour - 9, ate usedt.mmh
of which Is either a deadly poison or Very
injurious to the sierras , ,
• ,The common method of flavoring can.
dies, in order to produce them. economi.
ally, an be readiltacconated for. Pol ;
8008 are much cheaper than genuine ex.
tracts. Peach flavors in candled almonde
sad Sugar plums are Obtained. from hall
oil, villa is very polsonobi The bitter
almond flavor is created from uradulter
ated music acid; fine apple ii produeed
from very rotten cheese and nitric Weld:
Candles are made purporting to be flavor
ed with fruits from which no extracts can
be obtained.. These imitations • see ail
very- poisonous. Cheap 'cradles are a
brans Of desolation In numberless been.;
bolds.
Shall There be a Kober Represents.
Um In Cougnea I
The full number 'of Representativesin
Congress from all the States was fixed,.
nearly twenty years ago, on the motion
of the late Samuel 'Vinton, .of Ohio, at
two hundred and thirty-four and at that
figure it stands to this day. ' A
new State
admitted atter the apportionment under
a new census has been made, of course
adds an extra member—possibly two;
but the number has never (we think) ex
ceeded 237; but this Is supplemented by
five or six delegated from the Territories.
It II now proposed that- the lota (ex
cluding delegates) be put op at one jump
to thieelinntirod. .This would almost.ne
cesaartly lead to an enlargement of the
hall in which the House meets.. It is
amply large now; but sixty-odd members
would strain Its capacity.
If Congress 'decides to Increase the
number of Representatives, we plead for
a reduction- of their pay. We consider
*5,000 per anhum liberal when the two
sessions need hardly average five months
each; brit if we have to pay neatly font
hundred members (both buries,) - w
ought not to be required to paythe
e d h t
;10,000 each suit extras for those t
months. Increase the 'number, gentle ,
men, if you are indifferent as to
that—but, pray,. don't Increase the aggre
gate cost. If we are to pay four hundred
of yen, try to serve ns for not more than
44,900, each per anntim T. TrOtims.
TO THE RUPTURED—WHT
PLE COMPLAIN OF TEL/AIWA.
The rekoon Is obelani to min' pi rsents tbst It
When" ailsis frees Matting lied illy odPsited In
struments, and In mu, outs no trots is needed
lmtfrequottly doe. harm. It It not generally
understood by those who Mo4ohroh.o!.. that
their odaptatlan and Stang requires sklllind
seleollno knowledge 10117 as ranch ou tt does tt;
P.orlho proper medlelnes for the core of dl 2
nue,' leech IoJnry 1. door, to peroohi;
Onto" trona., A truss should serer be titled
'hi' soy pennto not thoroughly quallied la the
'ensletny:of the humane "body, bet, nspenlilly
the anatomy of the parte concerted We rtoS
duetton of a heroism. • rapture; for it ought to
be orpiment to every one Una each knowledge is
absolutely tieeestaty to every otie who ander:
rakes the treatment of harslet whetloti
opermlon or by the .pollination of en aphlinnee
tot retaliitba 'prolnoling pert, Wit have elks
seen nemons .6 have perehesel as Magi na
half • doyen Mane. without gating 'sollsel e
etretnastetree that any reasonably Imempooted
when one - attempts to know
• More of 01a own
loansystem loan one who 0r de voted the greater
post of Ms lire to the/man:Bent andmanageoreat
of mach
11' any onn.telll uk blaitelt the queettOsisby It
Is so that many personseulfer In thls monad
.to , get eellefi the tmestlon Is steadily ame,
eared' that Vieimall'it'the mom Of some denim ,
In amid atileies, and tat or 'WM, they make the
soilltitlon,seleeted 'loom s number placed he,
funs them, without kamitng whether they erUl
mitres the peirpose !Intended demi.. Wheaten
oq . ►boot truant la meamtratay. true of Other
•
buschattkal abylybeal, ranlk U.bualder. braces
bbd mitpwribis boys by friable, for beakbeisai
d Ida nititles to witch Unit bby.kni orbs 11$
- .
ilorutera yroa r e. .
. Dr. X ETSEII. et tdieraat Medicate aters,Xo.,
lay Liberty etreet,:bae 'Wren ovar rattly years:
or atterdton dibble iintdcaie aad a stably erzypli
ad alta start eoit of aypdabor thafmty be betel
ed. Sae tire radical care of anreltoratioa of name'
aaltatairata user. !;
BEALTH'SBErir DEFENCE.
. .
' , Tim weal eateth barb.," say. DS. Pal, .w
that eighteen listadred years - ago the value of
seediatuel plate were apPreelaied. In tee end
Statement botartioal reradlea are rimantadll:
recommeed . o, tot in no swam/mot cared hi..
ton Is man resommended to swallow cabmen,
or blue pill. or any other =lntr. l preparation.
The sick were dimmed meat herbsto.tree gtheir
twee, to partly .them, to heat them, to ream;
chem. In that day Overt of making vegetable:
entreat. ..as eianown. Tha herbal medicines
wire mere Infusions.
It wee rea.,r stet for slater ace to enlist/to san
itary tenures at mi., aperient sod Loll bilious
20 sta.harlts and pleat.. with an Raise stinuil
Ld'hus .scan Owls rabid diffuelun Wallah Ili
debilitated or disordered/Ante./ Timerowntax
Leinaph L eif this. flenticesoode of ouseentininle.
Lad ...inset the 'Limes of otedielhalusestableti.
mu acialaved testae prodauloa of Heetettarit,
Stomach Bitters, Netter before had $ Lerfeetly.
pars a/cube:lo elltuatant beeneotobined with the
expreseedjuica of the Attest specifics of the 'vet
eLble /Ledas.. Barer re/, thou .a etalsteen•
years hues traLcd ante Its Introduction has
tat. gnerfresterative been equsil d. It ls taken,
at all sews., In all alma.. as the most potent
safesstged Latest Idem'es, a$ a proteetlon
against all unhealthy eaha Attests that produce
debits tv or beret r !seas,: as a remedy . for Wer
t:sup/It or other rashulous feven: al an Itt•••-
tiarrt Sa a sovereign cure for drspeasta; as •
re ' sT rigVrt ' le rte l ufilr , p tilt% frin " ; :.
• . • ears for eillon. •ffeLions; a• a agnates.
stuadYnet Ld Leh. Naar Otrinca or lite,rn
under thvorableatrrumstaueessuch as seeentary
pursuits. undue bodily or mau l exertion. bard.
shit/ Priratiun..l4 CIDONIV.
NOTICES
rgirliNAP FORT ~ PITT' Flol7lf.
four 0.1. or rxrt3BunGH. PA.-the
AuennalYeetlal nether ateniteden of Ude Con
pin; 1:91 be beut at the once on 19th etraet. on
Tran Dal. ifetireary 1194 at 9 o'clock r. x.. et
Witch tine thite rig to an e!eetinn for ii.EVE9
(1, DIIIKOTORI.
lettl.st • Cr. '99roLLY, Treansrer.
--Utirikx, s or yArrsiuunt laisuswscr.
t..y7. 1 44 . 7z a wing . 14%;4716 0.
arTEllk - ANNIERL' ELEInTION
- rot TILEN DIKKUTABIS of Oita
Campurrel.l bs T.ld as the abate Pact Com
= Val/U!Sitertii the; tiVortrgiti
Jai wok. • r tC. HOLTZ. ikvnehMl,.
pivrolorns
Orrecro? Primes Milani% CoxPANT. t
e..`drune Alla add ltsurood Went. 1 •
110ABID :OF DIREC.
eleao4 .7 "4 41, th .1%; " VcRT. ' I_". s l°'
montbe. 4011 , 1.4nd art ye pert PalitC;ol"..
ii•ol tom Moo of soed Eight ent. to the credit
of tlel7olltingrld rms.
I<. PrtLLrtaht.
T. A: WailatiNierg. M°
.
. . • rltyntraaix, iluitudry 1314.1870. . :
WWI r BOA IRD •OF a
LONNA or the .NOSIONOLHILLA NAV.
WA, lON a 1. bale tll. day declare^ a did
Oft 'the 'nett er uld colomby for the put Mx
momb. of WI PEN Una 1. - or Two.litellara
sada Halfabate, nee et 11.6 tat. palaWe ea
dad after ibe lathiest.. a:tufa:lege(' tea Tumi
..., Tie. 04 Dime MI Wert . Plittough.
.1a17.01). laX. ISLNlMlLLe.Tresatter.
suslN - 4i1139 CSANGES., •
TAINSOLVTION.IIie Min . ' of
siani * ' cool 'boa tbU Asa . booll
solv'ed by.matual cotieent. A.ll. Ciok CUVoliaf
'Ol hie interest to IL 1. Smith. ?t:1 . 41.1nm
wlli be settled by the yemaloteg partoer,ll. 1.
Bmltb. No. yo Coutre Ayenta, , „
.I.extribYll3: WM,
,IThif SOLUTION' Or., COrleARS
.lj NTICIIIII..—The 10,1120411 p beeetwrwee
Liexletnir nude, the II:m of VAX UUSIKIIIK
.(1X WOOD. as Inspentnra .or. Coo deem, Wu
this nay been elmlved. The boal , ..ess Wlll etth
nantinned by the nedershtned (th e reolantne
Palik , place, lobo Is antAkorla .6 so
‘re PWYnlent of ell slam (Lad settle. the
busint MI or the Arm. • '
. .
'JORN B. tont.ooD,
„1,q1.34!C0r. Daquente Way and Zighth
DISSOLUTION.• " •
Notice la hereby given Oat the Croft.*
Oorthlo heretofore existing Warta
. .
GEORGE,BOIOIITON,
. . .
Has, This Day beat. Dirsotve!t.'
.. • •
W. T. El *INT Is sithortsed to reeelto psiiitent
atoll cloitao OM stills the boAtotst atheists
firm. . . J. 4:1. UItORGIS.
EXXIEI2
Eumtienuaia. 16C1:: .11°811J11111..
Titr..w.Fa m o„ Nr. .r
r t t El R,.Arviirarry
e-bersm, Jati ' s. , ll4 . o.llll , CTolls•
posies .. . 3/ Ma !barest sw J o lepb O. Sallid sad
""' lblrgrteldrlne Were g eelitti
mete Imgerdlate barmen/. man MI venom lon,
rEdlsb . VIII Orem , o mime t...Jobq o. WIZ.
roe, at our office, a 5 Peden meet, be Wind
sotborlsed to seam all serottoL • • •
71 . 1“ffibli SvOWNBAST-I sr,
•
JablESI /11. .a0)51.
ALLZOIIINT cirr, la .27 leS. On°.
• 11 mtlifot Thom tbe am of Halt . WOO4l
Caroni I mould tate Abe oopertnaity of e.rnm.
alas my theft]. to my Meade far Loom Out
favor.. Imo web] Feoect;plie wl ai
ecoatma
aaa Loess favors flay SIM Om of .oatlff
.8A1L177 nErrowir;• rhebeti4 Oherind
!loam Pipe 'MM. ' S& Pedant street. Alirdbeult
City Pe., would',Jill. their ;beak. hash Menem and the publitrunnerelly Pd . 0101 . .7
Ilhetfi netrenhewdlinng • outrider - tendril/rarer
n.7,A*111_04.1 would respeeunlir wilAvon;
Ilah , s , r i e n g . thelr esteemed favorh tor '
tsSOLVA'IOIII
.. - • • •
22..tm nf LOGAN. OWEGO 00.. Us
tkaladay book dlnoluld br ltalistla% exams
Faux mod J., Z. JOHNIBTON
Damao will be actUed.bythe niestinzi 9l26.
MT.
" 40/121
EDWWIDttiIIiGG.
1 . ,*
J. Z. JOHNBTON EOll4l. roar" ,
- 010. B. LOGAbI.
Di?ammo 31. 111113.
- 11 .i.nagralf 18 /41811118:8111nia8111811141 8 *1_
and oils of 1 1 1:1111116$ and DOlgrrlC 11 . 101 !"
WARE oit shel:ord stand . . 818.8 ,V788881:884
"d_a , " dt.da Lvo,t2ir, wawa A _ otr.
.r•••• . 7012 aakhL w/llrsinala yttel 18821888 e., ,
JOHN LOGAZ.
'4.llvenitti OWEGO,
es°. B.
ammuLi 1, ley°.
NEW 4DVERTIBEDIENTS.
NEW GOODS AND
LI A L2 i. j
Noe. 180
.od-182 Federa
Al llle White linek Tomah.
At 16e. White Huek towels, a great bargaia.
At $1.76 a doz., Own Thiikino, a bargain.
At sl.!i, White Roney poll, !pills.
At sl.lo White Honey 'Comb guilts, large
At 10e. Pith! Meader
At sl.oolniti - Breathitt ihawlki good
•• . luirgalw • .
At The. Ladies' Wlslte Amino Oliersklrts,
a bura,
At 6 1-4 e. Mao Crash. •
At 111.20. wide Line Crash.
At 111-Ic., 4.1 Unbleached Abell's.
At 11 44 Bleached Instil, a good
article.
it 8 1-le. Dark Callen,
dt 18e. Dark Denton.
At Plaids. •
it lle. double-widtk Black k Coi'd Poptine
WILLIAM
Nos. 180
FEDERAL STREET.
DECIDED BARGAINS
At 10e. Ltdits' lakst shape
sew dui goods;
Al ilk. bit Shoulder Shawls.
It The. hit Shoulder Bliserls, largo she.
AM. Children's Intl dloaks.
At Pk. Bays' Wool Lined Batt lofts.
At 7k. Ben's Fur hp Wool Lined Butt
' Gloves.
At Ik. let's and Belys' Wool Botts.
dill 14e., Yen's Wool Nixed Doh.
At 40e., Tea's Heavy Dray
At 40c. Mee Heavy gray brio Onwen.,
At $l.OO Ladies' Merino Usderrysts, good
qua iy.-
►t $1.1)0 Ladlei' 'kering Delivers, good
quality. •
New Goods Daily Opening
MACRUN,GLYDE & Co's,
78 and 80 Market Street.
_
HOIINE CO'S.
In order to still farther reduce stmt, before
tilling our enema lirentory, we will eonLblue
to offer our stock et •
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Many Goods Below Cost.
Woolen Owls, Hosiery,
Gloves. Underwear,
Lace and Lao Articles,
Godds,
Sash and Bow Ribbons,
Satin and Bonnet Velvets,
Drees Trimmings,
Hicadt•Loolia Cteniumits,
Boulevards Skirts, da, he
AT:RETAIL BARGAINS.
iv 6 78 '.W.lltlit6T hiREE2I
.• BEAVER FALLS
011MOIr:COMPANY,
NAlThiorminfros or
Superior .American
TABLE ,01,31LE111.•
, . •• • zai• •,. .
P:OCJI EV . .
Ni* E 13,
'.ljuitityrnsttr ImiHhied.
DOOtrobki now
oS,Fatde, Caper! ! 4oq la *took, alaroo
14t, of Ch . hYLE9, }FJ79/I.F+4`.. oa4 .88/&D:
..)odirys: pr. ail .deocriptioos:. Xll.tinlp of
rOCILIET ; • 2 * ' • ' .
• 4Err . Olt ?34,1491fi1if; open In ioaneetlen,
irl4t .the Fitment Moo and Wllolpooto Dooort,
No. 70 Wood. Street,
1ia31151 virtimeatiry,4A.
'ions Q. woB7owr...ti.mcuaiwn4yrs.
•
WORKMAN ;it."'DAns
SUCCUMBS 7Q
Warkinan, & Co„
Menalhetrovrs Sad DllOl2llll
ClUnti* GESol3l3taiElik
nrickyratons,
Nos. 41' 44 '46 iui6 414pttiorEt Inca*
Repslrlif %vent And hroloptlyezieitted.
den for New Work.gotres lip Is good sttle •nd
msted to ilvB utistliteln to every psrues,
irrNerrest steles or Wolk essistratUyos band.
4hl(Alt AEM rbr the NO* Haven 'Wheel
r,hr.ralasroog
H. SHOHAM IS DAVI g hsvlT; parobsu*Ups
1/%l 7 o n f t l4llliiirg W
itall ) lk j. a " .tedol'hitT
exta..lll hereohes Oa eouslanuot so Ike aid mend.
anger the ham
ha
style ok
.WWLYCKAN
Orton whetted: •
• ~. ...RlllllQ.NlOggeghlr.„ ,
H. BIL/113D.I.sitV/5.
Le'6erlthellisiii 4 Hottonal Sala, iltutrank;
-J4=oll
' ILLY E IC: a BE I
.
hanbays 'on. hind an 4 aia vlieelvlal. very
dsome assort:meat or BUST QUALITY WEL.
VIII PLATZU , IVAI7, we will MU as
low as ean Oa Mutant Nen RMS.
CANTOIIt ' strrrra stanza
;.
- • ar e a o ty rotium,
tyrasstra, Usinp rINSICILTS,
SPOONS. TIMM Asa
wAT,Timi /k 513314171R1L
1011/1773AIFILICUIL &bon asuUsons 'Mat.
fl t CWI 4 E/Go
&AL.rs„..riarris. ova:Haus. cum to;
oiked 001 1 dAs if ill.tlDEi Aiwa tig4
band =atm bait. witeleande or mall, !
401 is tad Hub dm.%
. :
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GREIT BARGAINS;
SEMPLE'S,
Street, Allegheny City.
New American Po p lins.
PLAID
r
PLAID AND SIRIPED DeLAINES
Very Cheap.
TABLE LINENS
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Candmeres and Jeans.
NEW STRIPED & PLAID PERCALES
Ticking and Bed Chicks,
• Pitiow Cato. Mega tins,
Meeting Muslims,
• fiWting Moratiny,
Leigh Linens,
Linen Shirt Fronts
Hambutv :Edgings,
InfasVB Robes,
SEMPLE'S
nd 182
ALLEGHENY 01TY.
Q
g ' g
A
Oime4l; 4
rl
Nat m•
E -4 Oz 1 4 1
Bus 04 es
0
t=l
E . : 4 a 94 g , PI gf
474__ d
A 12
pROPOSALS FOR PFIICHASE
RIFLED' C4Xtrejr,. icc
!yaw, or r cnues,
W.AaNtgogrur,Cgrinilatota7
ffLLLit ItNOPOWN ler the parch are or 110 ,
poneder. and *0 wonder Armlet! N.Mex. trltlf
Cards/tie, loplegrels, and Prirjeelfloa nom on
head In the navr.yarda at Portainontb,
Beltoo, Neer' York, Phlladelphla,
and Norfolk, .111 be reeelied at this Bureau
0011111110.eloei noon, JANCTAIIT 31,1870.
In the atheists there are about 300 thane,
aid Cirri • gee. and 80.1117 Proleettles.• iched
ales In detail of the artless at each geld wlll be
Condoned on avolleatlps to this Bores.. ' •
Bidden 011 l state the numter of suns, ear
s leers. Implemesu and pp:Jennm they dearer* .
'sorehead at sub Yardeeparatel7, ettertfylar the
calibre of the gen. Undo! rename. whether
bioadrlde pilot, sad tea hind of projeettlee.
The guns, he., will oe dellrered sett. reepeet•
tie navityardr, and mushAr remOred hy the'
lw
Penmea or ioirelmor re *lithe ten days sfacr
eh! , seeeptinee of hid or their Old. Bet hod. ,
Mertes 'wilt - be made af se). artkio. entil
puttee purrhaelna " shall hie. depoelled *IMO
tie paymaster of the weryLiatd the® me ant of
the parttime money`la meth cam. •
Marty of the sties are weer,: and alter* sorktet,
Md. Bidders 1.411 therefor* edfar amoattiletY. ,
No oter forth se artleleim old boa otiooderill.
The 8111111111 Menlo the tistst to - rejoof say /R
-ON. .vr Iklai It marital ambler to. lb. Intend-or
Prenatal" an Wel be Indorser; on the santlogra
"Preno.als fur Parch." of 11.11 a Claool4.te."
A. LUDI.UW
=MM
Sege Pol;r1" THREE PEar
VERY VALUABLE PROTKIITY.
••• • •
•• FOFt• SAtE.:•'•• • . •
long credit If desired, lz the Seventeenth
ward, (Lsoreser.vllle,) 100 feet more or less, ;
c
reantinon Butler street, running linen 40 *
hot to hansmlt street, 40 'feet wide, with two •
houses On 114 tenting for 4940 per, sae; oda,
Use best soft vales, and fruit, einobbity, he.
Also, 100 feet menial. lesuflonting on Davison
street, running back to said Sunralt street . 510'
feet, with one house soda good spring of soft.
muter. Beat for 45100. per teat: Both Plea..
.COUtat. , Wie qua:Manor loam and sharp rand..
N.. 8.-1 wilt sell the nsle4 ground at theme'
of sll,ooo.loes Bombes recently been valved he,
.9lewers fora street etoseby, end alltheltelutred.,
pests at •falr yalontiou., . .
,
Ara fait Ali*, rot sale, f . our stosT Warehouse On
Minorite, at Liberty rata Hamann rattan., Plitt,
braze, OtettplidX.Xtirailongb,
• . .
Co', 20 feet "hoist o.Literty suees, 110 cwt .
on Ili:mock mad . 20. teat ora ?.:China ital..
Requires no reeoarantuditran. Alto, lour two,
itoultria'Elaturas, iu in • noir, six rooms
three' ad. s ecioi. 'on Laco . ak'etr.,.at.. - Ameitteiiy.,!
'tram:Hind striae Bents !In $3 .48 '1 .8 4..
pet Ten, 'Also; foot rants' OCaborreraral atin'ts
trabiratS ind:pipeted Beck Nouaa, ei trait",
'rapt, house, two wells, rasters, ittrat: nra.'
Matra/now raw.. Ail or any tiara:ll.2llora on ,
•long credit, or obori, milt =Train pirchnsen.
Isranitm at • Z. WILHINS. st Joni
PMMOMMI=EI
DILWORTH , ILIRPERs&
243 LIBERTY STREET, .
wommulutawtosa
Aririaldval Imo ehlosmuts
New trei New Orleans
SUGAR and MOLASSES.
eir Thep give 12 per eelit. tare
est tiliSugar by the Rogeleead
READ ! READ ! READ !
illilollll4 htmacialtints, irttliott- bltedlig et
Isetlag Romeo; Stu toti-sad Meshed
Illlol6llTed to • flew mtocts. All coetationa
Comet wlthotitottli orbloodsbadt , .. •••-•
.11ctoaltesetsmtdictstusedt ....!
sad UM Jolata theatell, aosecoalvily.,
7rost.-Blie asd Ckliblatss caret In aa.an.
BaClthetlon
,ittroat og , seamy rciaadra. pood
City )341.ftengskif Area...... • 7,-
Mee tromp= • A.• 114,10 K...a4114
r• 1 1.• . •
• Reamekbutbit gam No. 49 eizta stmt. 44
ISt Tritztviuumni.
rUER,ffeeiNDLEBBI‘ IDO.I
UAW =am Cur • 044.1
mai** and nailedle Ihl, Gods;
No. IN WOOD 15792134
ULM Moe sten Dtmoad
K Weigitio ant Mow % • ,
0000-00. Potrat'li
m CIg t. JOHN lagfalUralo Mcarty. Plasleuis
Lint. UZO - . XeNULT Doliatt.
glicai SWUM.
„ . .
NEW ADVERTIVENFEN . TS
•
SEALED pnerassze WILL
rem.Y*l at th e elite of Use Chief Gear.;
Urine... , /Mary Dtviston of , Um
Chkelth. Ilidol,. wall 151 IL, OW.TIIILISDAY.!
lrebraary I. 11170, foe tt. ISMOPoristlee
of
Gorgronsent troop, mutters, Government and,
limits. supplies between the following pointed
as Indicated during the time from !dwelt 510.!
1810. to October 3t, 1070, via.: •
• 1
From tit. Louis. Po., to Mous City. 1 anltton
Agency, Fort Bannon, Whetstone Creek. Lower'
BMW. 514 Crow Creek Agencies, tort 8a1i?...
Big Cheyenne and Grand Myer Agencies. Forte
Mee, )Itevalson. , Buford. Caton Cooke, or any;
tautest May be mtablithed at the doouth of the
Reselesbell river, and Tort Bento.h. •
From Wyandotte. to gioni — eity. Yank
ton Agency, Port Randall. Whetstone Creek.
Lower Brutes and Crow Creek •semetes, Tort
Bally. Big Cheyenne Yd Grand River Accede.,
Lets Eltevesson, Bisford s Camp Co: kg, or
any post that may be established at the renal,,
of the Iloseleabell river and Fort Benton.
From7oriLeaVenworth,7ts.. 0000000 COOT,
Vankuse : 1411.11Y. /On • Illaidatl. Whetstone
Creek. ROWer Bruit. and Crow Creek Agencies,
Poet Belly, .Bin Cheyenne, sad, timed filmy
Agencies, Forts Mee, htevenion. Bufor d % C... 0
COolte. or &impost that may lie established at the
mouth of the kinsoleshell river. and Fort Benton.
'From Cloths. Neb., to BlOns Clef. Itsitton
Age ney,..Fort Rand all,
.Whetstone.Creelt. Lower
Bridge and (how Crest AgesictreS Yeti Belly,
Blg Cheyenne and Grand River A.WIGICA, loan
Glee. Bte.veneolt. Borord, Clung Coikti. itel
yon that may he eatablished at the month of the
Rivrr and Fort Benton. , ,
. .
Frat Blocs Cite, rows, to Yankton igener.
Fort Handal, Whetstone Creek, Lower Bralet
And Crow Creak Arcades, root Bally. /NlChi - 1 ,
cane and brand B,lrer Agonelce, Torts
rtereason; Buford, Can./. Cooke. or toy P9+l
that easy toe established at the month Of Atte
Itaselistiettrirer. wad Fort Bentoa. i •
Frtun Yankton Agency to Tort itendati.WhVl',
stone Creek, Lower Brutes and Crow Creel
Bderletta.' Fort Bally. Bit Cttleille and Grand
liver Atteaelas. Porta Ilite:MATe1110111. Buford.
lamp Cooke, or any post that roar Iw est•WIA.
ed at the moots or the Yesoleshell Ma, and
Fort Benton.
!rove r Tort Randall to Whetetone Creek, Lower
Broke sand Crow Creek Agenda, Tort Bully:.
Beg eke/eons end E her Agencies. Tom
Woe, Bteretieon. Barord, Camp Ceske. or any
poet that may be ertattisbcd at thetnotak of the
ixtetisbelfrliir. and Tort Bautili; ,
- tren= Vbetetheee : Creek ,A.keney to
7;naei - wierc,,creek Ignacio,
.r.oisk Nunn
inet : o rend Weer Akekelii;FOi.
!;:kos:.?literensota, Beard', Camp Cooke. or and
gloth. mai be embattled it ttie pi o nstx of
theituattienell river, and Tort Benton.
• l'insa Lower Britt. Akeder to Crow Creek
A : geticr, Tort golly, Big etierenne and Grand
Ether Agencies, Forts lace. !Stevenson, Buford.
Clinp Cooke, or any poet that maybe ertabllsbed
at We moaihet the ktertelestudl river, and Tort
!rota Crow Creek /Pliancy to 'Port Banc. Big
Cheyenne and 0 rand Elver agenda., lofts Mee,
Staccato.. Buford, Camp Cooke.' or may vett
that may be established at the mouth of the
KasMeshall clam. aneltort Bcatoni
no= Fort gully to Big Checesmaand Graft
, Brres Agencies, loots Woe. atarraaamt:Lßaltzrd.,
Camp Cooke. Or any how. thatraar be astatatehaa
at the mouth of liuselethell ion
Beaten. • ' .
Irmo Mir Chemise Agency' to Greed Elver
'Agency, Forts Elie, Stevenson.. polerd, c/111i,
Cooke, or 'soy post tr sr' limy be eitilllthett st
the motto or. the Itneolesbelt 'dm; serf fort
Troia Bread Hirer Akener to Torts Mee, Bt.
',moo, Buford. Camp Cooke, cir . iny port that
sto- ur estaillikeVl at the mouth of the Moe!.
@hell river .d - tort Beaton: • • •••
. nom loot Bios to Forte Btevenaon,
Camp Oak" or nay poet %bosun be exiablidied
as tie rakativ or xnctesheu river sod- Fort
Two /an Stoneman to Tort Berard; Camp
Caste, or aay Tett that may ha esiebtlehed at
the mouth or the Moseleshall. Mom matt Torl,
Mr= - 1/brt Sathrd to Camp Cook. od any poet
this may be tetabileheO• et tho month of the
Mueetethell Myer mad Yon Benton. -
/rum. Camp Cooke or any•post , that Ma, be
miebilehed as the mouth of the
Mrs, rod Tart 0000011. , ••
Proposaie are 'also Invited for the trearporia-
Sou of troops and thOPlim. duriuir taut
from Yarch SO. DW, to October Of. 1070.
rtmachlesiro,lllleols, via 0.000 City, lows. on
*Omagh OW. oi ladles. to alt the points shore
Sioux City that are above sueothed. , :
Slddartrelll short thereto. (saparately Mora
month Oulu March SOW to (Wooer a15t. 7 1 1 1 0 ,,
Inclusive. the date or etartlbg Witten:doe the
rate to is paid, at which . thee tail perform the
"rd.* teutu ouch of tit statUng paha. SOSO
sidnirel„Polutti. 41,SOUSO•rOur•P•somerkal
Tlnvratesk vrble)) the7VGII tmmenorbena
atm sad soldier )))41) imassog to_be provided
for blltiere; sad f. cold ten necessary , rea.ltlei
for cooking their raGon4,,. Glad) will be .applied
by, the Government)." '' .
.
. Tho reneger 100 'penalthr 'they
.0111 treement enPinget• I • .• - 71
3d. Toe nate at erbieb,,tlsey_sni. transport
horses, filet% eattle;ambalonees.earte.xenone:
eta.; (troogb• tot feeding the nib:didnt° be fro.
, • lan prencrence Oren to partici leho
weaned anstrol Watt. Bons will Di expected
to always give the Government tealght theDrel ,
ere•ce, and in no once will be *Bowed to Carry
Priest. to the exclusion of Government fretchl;
The contemn or 0111 be muteee to trarierein
elms by land Milo, event of Whereby niter;
and Mt stern reetleid by Abe eontractor foe
XnunniOrtailos must be delivered , at thaleneiti- .
net'on within tbo yin 11111). •••• -
~,,Bidden snit sasw giro in e.rete stwlslctinuf
ittrolsis tranopectaiton, Stina
'inouilL tor Mai easlonve rwsnesewP WO wilt
*inc.lron to go PP sneeze pplese SebrtegM ans
ai ienst.lol, sonnet nevem:wet f,relet, TN;
pa n atzlatorflar trenspor.letlon Spotechieetwunt
tun : be minima .5p nunnkany ileWn-sotsliesn
,
arpo
to case the connic ' tine vn - ti ~ 1
3bo to carry
&debt ineGoypirsouses reserves tit
right to nudists' tin ItinniporsitlOn as the en
sinne of the'contriesoll 'ma siothisirlieinin
tecnnalneciplunklre solconswand Inv to awe:fedi
!PO P0•ta1...." frz. “F""P . A.gtitlY,ra* 4.1
on any et its Own inlets.
A
Blddrre are teatiAethit bereloadrljitt . lt.
einenstainit'itorkierrlll - atioire&tii **me
Inont ivrir ‘ttireengi
half tea weer:'La r k beat. vita reqbtredlo .
'kit to pent. ire §laaz cltrwith lip pla;Laiie!
handrail • love; Wilder' 'salt state the rate at;
*bleb they tell transport dttactittentiof troopri
of 100 Ot terk vritboistreigbi.t r , -
Hidden shoed ere their names to fel;
Sett ria Otte' pfik...ir reablinimis and bier bro.!
Weal nide tie. taxmen obi., irfia i lainidinitie
pal:T.10,000; earl ed by taro or More iiittirt-'
am. latruatii. anarithteelne thet`lo 'ease the
contract ta Awarded to the DersolOpic;poatuirati
will be accepted and entered Irdn, and Abel abito
anteclent seventy Threshed by meld party. In:
accordance with tiar PRIM thlaiadverustonne.,
Ttot panttutor out bq,reentred to tit's tend.;
in %be Ito of tetooio::.o)tnie kiindird iikoniandi
TM p.ny ;to wham Ah swam tratide.:, rat i
prepared to , ezeaate 1.4 e .00pineca. M. palm. 1.4]
(a [he 'the icqulnd 'biindio.!_l44ll4lAlßiper,.
- The if oicritaietit. resan i eribe rellect
ndy or e l bidi that nay
• 'CoPF or Wasik Strte oe . notrui:tetnithjbt trone-i
pottatatirroin Si. Idtals. ISO:, Mill trlikui.,lll:,;
to•be enitied'lnto re the event Of meted. and
:blot linos ot irddlnenbe.ene' be bedb apt:boa- 1
Ora :to'. tale anon, 1,0 *the - :ornotiordbo :Cote,
Qtateratuter,. Depute:mot: of • tee
-L.: Goalie Mat :Chief Ilairtorsonater,-Deout.-!
.11=1,01 , 111ii rltlte• 'entail*•ltiaut Burnie ,
:Lieatestant Colonel Fiala Quirt:sr-I
muter, Fort Leuenwone; Rah.: and tc‘Cipside
alma: Anstriaat' Quartetnastar; Stimej
many tows,- ,J •• .• —,:.• •!!•• ,!: i tictr•
prop:male for transportation from El.
etc., rhould heftralareadqTrssosals for Anar,
aftepoetatloa ea the Mlssourl Float fres, Et.i
hfo.,!ete:;! , isid - itasse for Ss asetortsitlea:
IredevChteagehi•sPropariUs Arany eresirrearr-"
tatioa -free Chleeso,lll... to valuta an ut e jifya
asailßlyer,s , sad addressed tesetre saderetgaed.',
By order of the Quartermetar,Gartarals .• !
Assistant Qo.rtormiater Geraeral a United mates
Army and. Chief rjaarterasaastr, allll,tatTEDiej
vision a the Maroons tr,
J. 1.11• INT -
J. •.aua.
WIWI'. AK :BRATri •
ORNAMENTAL -CARTA:Mt,
..
I " l3 9 l 4askY: l 4l.4 l MiteDYl A.
A lanzusertaleat Pr!SWILLTPIAd
t i ttift i lte•extrion. , 74141'".
THE oxlifistralT
. ~ .
CLOSIN
• • • , ..
lIMEIPSr-
Is `'Nor• in
BARK
NO . .' 7
Every a rWde Tura bean yedwoe
80 days. Mae exclusively for Q
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, ace.
pAR,F.E.T._,
NEW FALL SIIN3K.
Oil Clogm, Window Eflitd;o.
= DRXIGGETS.
DRINGET SQUießigB,
Ingrain Carpets, FY .
At the Lowest Prices Ever Oferk.
MMill
BOVAD, ROSE t
11 FLITS AVXNUR
seiudaT
,0 A , R P EiTS..
itmweriONl4:
The alterations and im
provements of our. Bales-
Awns now in progress, make
it necessary for us fo `im
mediately dispose of a large
portion of our stock of
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
Hearth Rugs, Fee..
Many goods will be sold
at prices below the present
wholesale cost Call atones at
our= isecumrocx a cxes,
23 Fifth Avenue.
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Positive Redaction . 11 Priees
or
PIANO COVER ' ,
Jffosesic,
amnia/der,
Wilton Rugs,
• crunifi 01:01Nk,
. NG,
M'CILLI3I
Jr. in, P.girrEf- . 4PEAV4
deSS ABOVI WOOD Mail:
WOOLEN ,- DRUOGETS
. .
FELT
CATCOLICK
11, 4, 2, 21;-,3,: . 31; 31 .'&ie:3l
zaitp'
BORDERED' sturAlM
SLitable' foi_
DIMING - . BOOS - CRUMB
Woolen, Linen and 13ottoiTq
1? . LOWIR . III6B 1911111110
Netwithimagu h , tt . rA rbbed tart I
11'1141E4ND:& COLLINS
- 71 and - 73 FifthAvetwa;: .
• eakisit •
. .
CARBOLIC , SALV[
important susessvetilof
the , CAUBOLIC ACID Valli
CLEANSISGb
'HEALING Agent's 'Otte alias
:mesa; Vensarktible
modern medical resent: h.
Mutat - the laths 'Civil war._
:wow" extensively ha
tried' '". the
'lllospitaiik' Mal" Wits 'IMMO ler
'be not 'only thirrongh.'SUSAll
=== tatiVilt•
..Keker, •,rt
ft' is now presented Alath
icieniinCrE onikteAtion.,.wlth
: other,. g
the, form„ltfAi
;SALVE; nod e havimi-,**ln t air
regdYnaeli in wamberleso eases
slain most satisfactory andiron.
Racial results, we have no held.
lotion In offering It to , thepster
lie as, the, most, certain, rapid.
,and, effeetnal.,metnedy. Orden
,
stuit.ineere, or MattellAP,
how lona atandimi,for, linrisir
. .ents,-.Allronnds. and h
,AIIIIIASION of Milt or
and for Skin diseases generally.
Sold by dll toragglerte. Porn 2* cents.
AOIIIIE.EBRYAIV i i :
DIL'WEIMIVIC"
OmniMini ll Te Thram me gi.
•=rrd".":B4°Vsk"'" 1
....,....,1_ Ira_ . • oats ot io i
, m , s .
sairotiso' o' Ili sin to'nxitroor, ti WC2
eisleeiblese °roes, emus, sus • e
=to
~,e af. the folicues effects, * 4* bleeirinp! . .ol .
elm Thelgeltion. conk
society. alisiblibeetr, leearteMnireietiti
loss or seemory. la deluxe. abet/mei eub.sibee.
and analyse men.. tl . ltiles merger. as te
Meet =nevi a belay, elterWora
1=1.7,b,%.1.51.7k Algid .
'j3oissetaibllas eo.l.eyboast sorely sum.
etzt =tattle]. he weer Is., ,• , ....,
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im. a r t e lgt,= ra teUi 'lo ii ia:
, xnAM 01 . T: eAul oa 01 , :4144="tes a I lig,
lateen, and btegilltyer . Barresaess, en Steve:
Vilte2=sit6v.p.mi tii.b.
. titbeicilexalusesly be nu o s calla I
of. digeasee me Vesta tboesaces. Ovum
w art tw ir"....kumatut , . V
The Doctosaleee • usttleab ingillaT.lle
MT vaguest a ell erpuitles Mumma.
an d
Inlets d Kees be bad flee stogie.
!=ex i llg e t i T tz=ams dit =te=
IT .... mid our =Owl to 6101211111101 e pre.
Pat a 9lo4lllllll.2tri=l . lltAadl•
looliscoutivi. :oi. ti 21 V.
um e city. the DMISCIeI culpea gaileoli•
eine by dyes • amnia& statesmen of Uie ease.
sad meek-btu eagle. Ilonvaselski by nay or EP
=.al.egoctilgta wma v u tnzezNEM
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r the soca= c pub yeetaus
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