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ru %M. Pi.INT,z 1 Tli
SOUTH WE7T AND NORTH WEST
~riNTEI: SR T
V 11131 E ';0 41.3:14.:14
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n. in. SSi I.
C. 50
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10 .. 05 a. n,
ArrireF
1'2.13 r ?-5, n. ~,
2.15 1•. 1.1.
Tart . •A:% O p.
1..
" 1..11i- 1'9.:• - i p. :u.
FOR COLU3IIIcS, (21 X( 'INN ATI ST. LOC - L:4
Leaves Crei .....• 1).55 la. 11,00 p.
Arrive Coluntintz... ..... 1.30 p, ta. .1.31;
" Cincinnati 6. : 7.10: 1 .
•• .... 10,10 ;a. .11.15 11.
FOR INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS.
LefivesCreAlin , : 44 - , :5 a. In. 1 Lott;
Arrive at Indianapolis.. 0,00 p . in. 0.00 a , in.
Terre flame... rn. 2,50
St. Lc.nta.... ..10,05 a. in. 11,55 p. in.
All Trains through to Chicago without change
of Cars.
B: The time to _Clash - moil Om same as
by Steubenville. Trains on }will Roa,l , meet et
Columbus, and passengers all go into Cincinnati
together.
EASTWABD TRAIN :3.
Leave Ch iongo 6,2 0 ) a. at. 6,31) p. tn.
Arrive at Fort WVl'a,! p 32.:;.() in.
. .
Cre.,thno 3.31 i p. m, tt.,::.() a. at.
Pitt-burgh a. in. 3.50 p. ni.
Both Trains make elivn connections with
on the Pennsylvania Railroad for the Eastern
cities via Allentown and Pniladelphia.
41Ri"' Only one chance of enri between Chicago
and New York. via Pituibur.:„,h and Al !entuwn, on
train leaving. Chicago at 6.:ta p. m.. rea.7ting
Pittsburgh at 3,50 n. tn., add New Yo:,: at 10,43
it. in.
ACCOMMODATION TR AINS—L s Pedera:
street Station, Al!_-ghtny City.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Allegheny at.. 9.3 , 0 n. TU. it , ll 9,30. p.
Arrives New Brighton.ll.lo •• " "
Leaves New Brighton. 6.30 1200
Arrives at Allegheny.. " tt.oo "
ECONOMY .h O)I\IOL'.TIUN.
Leaves Allegheny at. 12.50 p. :sit 6
Leaves . Keonomy at 0,03 a. in. , titd
MARKET TRAIN
Leaves Alliance at
Arrives at Allegheny at
Leaves Allegheny
Arrives at Alliance
Train, are run by Colima's:a.. tim e , ua:;lt is
12 minutes ..lon m. :Lan t;o1
/r4 - --Tickets go,:i i• ii acc,reh,:..i, t i, an d
market trains are re•in.,ed
Through trains connect its
At Alliance. with trAins on the Cie..
Pittsburgh Railroad.
At Orrville. Ohio, t o 1.:1,1 from Niller.jngh,
Akron, Cuyahoga FaIR
At ManAltt!d. ora,ti,
Sandmqcy, Teied,
At Cre. , t!,::,,
X,oia. '.0..t0,"
A t r ar ,l,
tg.
At Lima, for v; 1 . 0 1,
et,
for
and p
(liana rand
At Plymcmllt ft , r
At Wanatah lar di ;.i tit; •
AN)a.UN . and
And at e'hi,ag.,
ki
For itirtliv:.
apply t..
PAR k. IN,
Threugh I
the Coni itany on 1 h.,
of the I_ ailed
11...nr•rvi : t. P
G. IV. CAS.-3. ix:
Cli( O:' 13L1:
1882,
PENNSYLVANiA MEAL LA!!!iiil
EIGHT
WINT] AlUZAl•rilE.;.,i'l'
/1111112: '1.1 . 1 - .ti
IL at ~ tt.t: l'.• . 1, :••••
illtUrSeal!!11•• !;: . . ! :„-
morning a ,
tex,pt y.• tt...... ;•
all htattonz I':: rbut .f!, P.:dad ts:
This train arrtva. at :.• 11- r.l: •
making clore e.mtti•t. o , I:1V Vcat: E -
Sinter' DCPUL. oi. 1 . datdva
Amboy Liar'.
Tit 1...; T); N' t .
named eta; ,i,Lity a' 0, 0 1 .. 1 ....
at priia`ipal :
tion at t arrisl;utj ior
and far. New Yar:; . v; .1!!e. , 7
rives in Phiirole; o , 4•44.it5 .4. 441., illa! in,: 444' -
neetiml f014•1.5.".4w
9.30 a, to., wer tod A
SLEEPIN( . 4 CA:lt ran e.n
to Jersey Clfy VW.
to this train.
I'llE FAS(' •- tt ,
tion daily, (exeold
ping only at printit,lsta:: , . , ttot
risburg, for Ilaltiat, •t and Th.. It ;
arrives in l'idintiottotia at ~ w .,
core conn...titto Nor :tea Kon•
Depot at 4:,341 14. 444.. 0re.. . ..: 14.4,44 4.44,
ACC114111Z940141';,.1. Tlt.t. I
JOIINSIOI4N
leaves datly o;,1 • .; t••
Ping stall 7'ts.tiort: dott 1 a -do.- t • . • t
snaugh.
l'IltST 4'4 . 4:•111044AT1W, •
14444Aj44• 44
SECOND A' Vt.)l! lt
,ration tit! tty •t
11.00 a. ot.
TRIM) Ar - 0:113I()DATf:'N TRAIN f
station Sund.y ,
4.00 p. m.
F()Licrii Accum:,!; - ) D.vi ,, s;Al.:
%yaws :q.ntion. !cave..
6,15 p.
lIETriINEN Tr:J.I3;S
ARRIVE IN P11 . 1131:71Gil AS FOLLOWS
n.
Mail
in
Fast Line 1,30 P.
Johnstown Ace , „likainutiat ......... .10,30 ft. m ; Virg TE fiE: E
I SCIZKLIE;II' A .N 7 ": 0 E S
.7'i '
let Station ion 0.30 a. ' JIL to the nubile t;iai .
nf
2d Wall's Station Atteotatn..eln:ion 1i.30 a. le.. 1.1: Egli t
3(1 Wall's Station Acconunotial inn 7.05 p, rn . &11. turd is Prenarr,d. : ;In tr.;i:
4th Wall's Scut!na Ae,:c•ia mod:t; iaa (1,05 p. of ;his old a ivith
#47-Trains amil n di atrain the !ill , ' 21 tilt• tt,:“
at Blairsville .... with J otin ;town J4)IIN TI A
cominod u tiou 1,1-1 rail iii. 4 Expre.,....: and Pr-p
Mail Ive.-1.
ii.; X (.' El I, !- - .4
TO NEW YOP. E. ' -22,51° 1 OYSTER AND EATINNG HOU' , P
N.. ...•
PHILADELPHIA 10,049 , 1
BALM:U.ORP 1 • -
9 -'' ) 1 *No. 111 - good Stri3,-A, Pitvloaign, •
LANCA:STER .. fi,•55 .
ILARRISBURG ,-
-.3 '
' 1 wrot.r.s.ii.r....Nn :•;.1 :IL nr.,t.n; s :y
•er . l3eggaiocite,lied m:1,1 -tations on the Perm 1
' LAKE A?-40 EASTERt':: FISH !
sylvania gat:roll. and t., Piiilx , leiphie, Patti- i
more and - New York. , FRT.'S.'" PHILADELPHIA AND P , ALTIMOIir
ivill it: corm* l OYS I:Eltii 2t.:.i) WILD (.7•AMIi,
91 - Passengers parchn inn tirli - ,t ~ ;
be charged an exec." tastortilng to diEtane..". tr:.v- . . 1 11 iu Illoix• Pr:oit.4,l" SC:VIII.It.
.eleci in addition to the rtatiea rates, erect froin ' .
1 no2t, GEO. REINEMAN •".t CO
stations where the company has no alien;.
NOTICE—In caw of loss. the Conanany will i 7
' bold theinselve retponsible n.: person;l bar.-zsge 1
onlV, and for an amount not exceeding 8 ) 1414 .
S. •111.—An Omnibus Line hat been employed
to convey passengers and baggage to an•l fr,;_:•, ;he
depot, at a charge not to exeeed t::i cents fir each
pa,......5z engeT and tinFgacre.
~ _ .
. , ....
For ticket.; apply to ; Tiro proprietor baring, at t.ailsiciereble ex-
J. t;;TrAYA.nr, Airent. ; Loose. fttecl up. in excell:it style, the. f..A.NSION
At the Penna. It. P. Prii;sei;gerS'ation on Liberty , 'II.CLVI:' would raineetfully eolicit a there of
and Grant etreets. EN•;S:4.IA.• LE•wis, ; •; ,, t ,, m l l;EtrOnfilaCi. nil Lardor an , l liar will be
cioZ3 General Ethreprinti - u , lent Alteons PR i furnished with the bcat th e litarket cr.ii afford.
. • "; flap---- -- -
WEIN ROUTE T %i! - En
- 1 ..‘ RAILROAD.
INDIANAPOLIS ANL) CINCIWiAii R. R.
Connecting* at Indianapolia with Terre Haute,
and Terre Haute and Alton Railroad., to St. Louis IMPORTER ANI. , DEALER 1::
and Lafayette and Ind ianapelis, Ncir Albany and
Salem and 3fiehigan Central Es I Inads for CIIICA- Brndie : , 00:dialpOld Motionoa-
GO, ItOCK. ISLAND, BE 1ii...1N1410N, and y‘ - ' •••
•
intermediate Points. neda anti 11.a1t,110‘... .I.l . h.Mey,
Through Freight 'train IDIINAPOLL3-, : NO. 120 WOOD I?2•ts!..iiirri:ll
TERRE iLtUT.E, LAFAYETi!::
Freights and passengers carried from Cincin- I fe00:6331
nati or Lawrenceburg in le time than by any
other route by twontv-D.ar and a: rc.; low t
rates. The only by • - :'.-:1_•,h;; moats.7an b.:, I
made from Cinchina.ti L., th e ( .' ,17 hour brask
mg hulk.
Consignments ratt - ie :n J. 1.7111110N5, Ascot
at Cincinnati, or W. A.ieni
Lawren.:eb.urgh, crs,l•
and no charce fer e:imm e.. - .
izFl: No cu%nt run i
DRAYAGE OR CONIMISSION L
For further information apply 1. 311:0)f.AS ,
RATIGAN, (No. 1113 Water :.Tret: agent of the
Company, who prepared In cite roanTS.; - ;
CELTS for passenger, and freight to Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, Lai,. rote, eni::•gn, Peru, Green
castle, Crawfordsville. Charle , (oll. Par , and .1( /-
toon. Ate., &e. ii , I:. I. aPU. Pre,iiieni.
JOHN F. cHEEIs Fre:giat Agent. ,
mh3
-- I L 1 , 4 ~,
1562. PORT TT; T. I t-i 62.
ALL PERSONS Pl•ltc It A SiNt.; fluis 1 :1. , rolt i
r. ,- ..-1..1NT .10,E1.1! ' - 1
~
11'. 1 \ E S
And other poino:. hi '...\",,r; here 31:, , Juri, the • , t:t: , .,
of Kansas, or the Territteie-, ,h.,,,t,i i ili , ,t ~,,, i kNi , Di. I .i.r e.S. ;N
having tickets that read hy the
NORTH MISSOURI RAII.RoAD EINE 01.1) Vt'lllSai E
The only rail route from St. Look to F t..T,,,i,b, NO. 5 NORTH ritox7. - STREET.
It is the shortest and riuiekest Rey by thirteen
hours to the remoteet point reached by rail. an d is: PHILADELPHIA
always as cheap as any other. I .._
Aar Buy your Tickcte to Kansas and oil points
in Northern Missouri by the North Missouri Rail- ! L OIL AND UREA .SE—
in
ISAAC FL SI I:RGEON. i T ALLOW,
10 hbls Tallow.
5 bbl
t , : nb ih-,,sse:
, by
Proe't and Gen'l Hunt. North Missouri Lt. R.
1 ul . . t
HENRY H. SISLMOSS, Gen'! Traveling Agent. i In store and
r.SELLERS A: CO.
selo:9rn I n•tw Penn street, Pittsburgh,
W.l LI '.11) 1:.111,11:\I
A N 3> A 3'l'i:ll 31()NI)ACTC. NI)V. 25.
Dei:ot Pow, •
hr.,: It: ,: , in l'itt•lnirpit,
t .1- CINCINNATI_
ti,„rr Li:. Is, Vt.% I I.:1;LN V 11.1.1
2.•
rriv "
•• . 10.15 r. 1::
nt
........ . 5,10 ''
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.1....;•1114 ear.; Ittla ;di Itit:ltt
1 , 117.•1 U Itc. I .INI.I i
Lettve, - .
... 1,75 !!).
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.
Le.ive:t
.
..... . . t;,•10
i2,•nitectittt.; at 1% itt
”+,a SV1;11 t: .1
I.:tti!rttAtl Z Lan:
Columbtli unt.l
Pirrs:l;l_-E.Gil AND CLEVEL.\Nfi LIN!
Leave., Pitt , i. , un.,:t
•
die
" ).:ayttrti
.11tit1tt •..
Lcnve trbrin , !t
Vi elterli:e
arrives
Contle,tii,t7 T
1: - )r Now , 1
with l'at-!,t11...fit. ; 4 ..
litt.l
1;ttit:••••:•1 r ty
Et tt.t•l ;;:1, 1
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Tr-.;.'
L it. 9 ,
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1.35 p. L
Citletttro,pt)l , :,.
rt itzutar k
Thr.ttlett
5rr,27.1),p01,
I.or iirt'ocr r.or ,
i •
Uri 1 CO t 4 .:41.1]...i? I - -..,
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raticle
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of an 1:11?.i-•
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ONINI=2II
HOTEL'S
Will CQAI r nVPIER [ROT
. ii..-Lt+,.L!.. ,- f.l s •I. - .
iiEgrAI;RANT.
NO. 40,.0!".;:r.f. sTREET,
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IN
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u 0! :61
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NO. 32 DIAMOND ALLEY,
till 0 3; GEO.2I.I2I:IINTZ,
l'ronrietc•r; 34-1 Libertv strNAjurt he
the Pasiengc-,* t'A.2 Pennulranis
ItailrosA, r. , nre.nienr
hozw, in tri.i pessent: , : r..3 arriving by that
WINES AND LIQUORS
WILLIA3k BENIVIETT„
WILLIA3.7
WITVLE:iALE :,.ND RETAIL
,IQUOR Di - iT R,U I-I .(s. li T,
4). :1:7 1-343a.n.v.:aRt"N
17. P. MIDI.
il A.ILIZ.OADI.
ri Al 1: ( NC, 1.:1
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VPITOLSTERITc&
SEEM
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B!MES=EIIIIIE1
STAND,
!N THF , MANIO N D
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0171 H: 11-E.C.ri_rSFl
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I)LE'CON :;.L IMO
I; R ..A. NDIE:
INSURANCE
FIRE INSURANCE
BY TILE
RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
4)1•' 1" f 1 1 1 f 1 1.A..
14:;1.1ingi , Li mitail or Perpetual,* Farniigre, c l / 4 :e., in town or
rountrY.
e.31'1 , 1 N 4). 30'1 WALNUT STII.I'.ET.
Cawl: 4'441.1 t:tl, *229,510 00.
24303.505 96.
In : 4 llr • d fOriltl, Viz:
FirSl inivage or I fJI vol City Pt'o
pcn~•. worth doubt: amount :' 1 165,t1 1 .15 UI
Ground rent, tir..tdahhh , 2,402 5U
Pronsylvania Railroad Co', 6 it rent.
„\loi tga al. LU:ln. :';:;1).t.)1 , 0, 4:04 1 . 41
eity Y rent. iiit.ooo 10
All '' giteny Coludy
vania 1/11a1144 16,61111/0
i'dlatcralluaus iii.a.qtred :1%51 1 9 00
Huntingdon and 111.,,ad Top Mountain
Railroad ri , nittany, tnortgageloan tow 60
Peniehylvai,ia itailroahl Ch..Stui,k 'LVOV U 0
Stork of Bell:met: Mutual insurance
24.C.0 00
Si. 0•1: of County Fire ln.huranee 7,160 let
Stork of Delaware Al. S. hmliratithe Co. 71)0 00
Couthaereial Bank do 5,1:15 01
Midi:ink,' Lank 11,012 Oil
1. ition Cu '.= .s Seri], 1611 00
Bill, itereivaldr, per bi,.L'.l7 /0
rook Ae,,not.-, ,he.atrehl :Merest. 6.216 72
ham! ant in Land, ui itgaliU.. 11,4115
it I'. ;Ji.
". • liti 111
t:LEM TINGLEY. Preident.
DIRECTOR:S.
Clem Tingley. Samuel
litentpson. Robert Steen.
1.1, iet irh I %% ill lain
• ••:11.•!itl , Benj. ‘V. Tingley
11. Marshall Hill,
.rulitel.l
MERE
EMEMENIE
John liis.nlt , l'iitAurgh
M. 111 NIMBI AN, I.,eonn.ry.
J. Ala/NU: 4gont.
Thud Knd sty.
hELAAVAItII: SAFETY . IN
JUIPS:LIC.II.I%IUE C4)31.1°A.1V V—INCORI'ORA
'I , 1.) 1; v I.EWSL.ATI:IIE l'i.NS:ilCl.,-
\,.0;1..\, 4•35. i)FFIt.I%. S. E. cioRSER
WACNI 1 SrREETs,
E INSt I[ANCES
C:11441 .11 t• Freight, to :1.11 pal t•
L.A.\ L. ".•;St. I.y
~ .111.1 Lunt rnrrittwe., Ite all part,
~ f p 1..• I ltl. INst . It.I.NCES opt Ater
4, ~ , . . 1, 1 Z.,t.0rt,,,
MBE!
Li Mat :in, Edmund .1.
ler, tleel.!:1111 , Je):11
Tr...pi:kir, 11 ie. Lyre, Jr.,
.1:; , ..0= I t tHI. 11 I,ll.lWig, it .
Geo. 4;. Hugh
Sar..w. I 1.:. J. F.
It. y D.trlington. IL
:Spe:leer .11'11,1;11. if. 1 it,,,i,ert
I;.
• J •11 . I Z`VIIII•it'.
•
v."l LL1..1.4 :,i.t N. l're.i.leNt.
I 1 1 .1. r.... 1.. it AND. \ ie.- Preii,iert.
y.
p. 1....11)E.11:.A, A g ,[O.
C.:, V, :Li, .41,,t,
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS
I.' 1 IC .
!y¢ 1111: FIZ Fittf:
:`,l PH 11..11 ) ::1:1'111.1.”FFICF
u 12.1 137 Cif ESTNUT
:Ar kr 1 :I%li
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h-ht• , •:1 1 ,1•.• t • A;1 .1.•! t•f ,:1143.
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Pre•io,ht.
Lb IV .1 1.0 i. , I LE, V
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J. G.1.L.L.51..2; CIA YIN,
rilLl'd Mitt W,,,d
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY ,
i s ri"IS U.
IMEIIII
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1; 1(111!\,
(;,•:1 . 1 .1g(111.
9.2 %Vat, • , I..tg 2 1%,
:kll 1.1111.1 uud 11.1
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ol k;. - .W:I ioL who'are
, 14.:,1111ii.4..1. !Sy an.l
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11. Alil:or..lr.. Jain... , Al',ltilev,
::t:11-....dt•I 11..11[1,.. Aloxan , l , yr Ninii•.!:
1. ..'. , t . .• 11.tt.:.1.., Win. 11. Smith.
. im... IV* lii , ket4..n. An , lrew .koliley,
'.... - -xati,l..rSr.evr, I):Lvi4l M. I...ntr,
11., .1. l'lioia, Benj. fiake%vell,
.iohn 11..31.1..tui
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH
I :' , TEAAIItO,ITS: AND CAROOES.
SA 11 EA,
I:A.GALEN".
Cor. of !Itatrltti awl Witter Sts..
.ure , ttwain,t biz. , and Itsmagt. hi the\aviga
t of anti We , tern itivers.
Latz,-. and th e N av i_
:;:ttion r.f the Sims.
EMU rrn ins( LORli
all Damage by Etre
DIREI 'TORS.
W tn. Bagal , .:Y.
'Wm. (4. 3 , )11:11.:d
}(e. , (;(. , Owe:.,
Pre, , ton,
S. M. Kier,
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PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY ,
NO. 149 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom House.
CaDiial 53210,100 Asseta $3011,98ti.
WETZEL MAKE ALL KINDS OF 1.1.
VV SUE ANTE, either Perpetual or Limited,on
every description of Property or Illereltamiise. 01
reasonable rate!! prenuum.
ROB El; r P. KING President,
:.‘l. W. BALDwrs, PreA.lont.
DIRECTO klt , .
Charles E. B. Cope,
E. B. ii, gush George W. Brown,
P. B. Savory, .Joseph S. Paul,
C. r'ltt.rman. John Clayton.
~ i nga7,o E. B tier,
I: , ecretnry.
.T.(l. COFFIN. Anent.
and Wood streeta.
310NOAAIIELA INSURANCE CONANI
OF PITTSBURGH
MESE
President.
HEYBI' 3f. A'LWOOD. ,ecretars.
Capt. JAS. WOODBURN. Gen'l Agent.
orrlcr. ,iNS. :IS WATER STREET.
Will Inurci. e:1 kin i:l2 of FIRE and MARINE
AS:iETS, MAY loth, isol.
STrielc 13111=. Poinble , ,n demand
acct soared by two lipproved !lamas. S 7. ,750
22.557 31
70
12,000 00
11 hatii,e' 'Link
j 0,105 00
1C.7 ritizetin' Bunk
5,175 00
: -. 01,11,. Ex , turni„iy. PSltk
C , ••: . 2.050
Klink .E Pitts
burgh 2,750 00
16,140 00
Balance of .1.3,),,k Account,. 65,997 75
Office Furniture 400 00
Cash 49,152 30
=XI
DIRECTORS. 17
Wm. B. Holmes, Jac. A. Hutchinson.
Wilson Miller, John Atwell.. •
Wl7l. Res. S. B. Robison,
John Nl'Devi it, Richard:Hays.
Jos. Kirkpatrick, R. Wallace,
Robt. Dal:tell, Geo. A. Berry,
NV ra. A. Caldwell, Wm. Means,
James Woodburn. melt
Z. L.,throp.
=MEE
MEESE
who•h th‘i
h..%
ti,;tty
,!. I in..
11.,11.tr... 01,1,1* all-
7:1. ,ar 1559, 863,133 36
MEM!
~4111
iai
.dal I Mi
/-9
1 1
Jas. Park, .Jr.,
B. F. Jones,
T. M. Bowe,
George Binghm.
John Shipton,
S.liarbaugh,
John llthrorth
C. It. Zug.
DAILY POST.
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 21, 1S),
HEALTH, STRENGTH. AND STOV; MEN
I=lll
Health, il• we go hack to it, primitivo
meaning, is wholeness. soundne.:s. A
well person; then, is a whol.• ; Ind .pund
person. Ono stroll man may perhaps bo
found in a hundred . thoh , and : no ,uoh
woman in half a million. I loalth. oven iii
the common acceptaii.4l or the
rather an exceptional 1,10•11r1 ,. :1,.. 111 1 / 1 ,. .1
diStfa:il: and premature decay to ha, c
stamped their pfesem.T on the great
of mortals, dooming them ti, reach Cm.ir
crowned with the itorfoction of citaiil
'Chink of the avorit;_, duration of lit.t.l
lift• being less than forty Ti,
!al di. at II !
.I.ittl think. to.. .;
two thousand instances, f ,,
thenticatad, of iwr , ons
between riuu hundrol and t ndr,i
Health i= never inherited hy
whose parents were ut,t. exatootes
[ruler the most favor:ll,lz• eireton-tti,•
the child at Idyll' can only repr,
itA condition, the aVt!ragt• ii,l:
parettk. I L renntimi
what. id I lie I
mine wh,.tio•r the chiht
any sf:lty sttp•ric,r to its par,lit , . ~ r
By cultureiwotical S•ltak.•-;.-ar.•L.:•:01/.• :
poet, and philo , uollioal N. ''' ' .ton 1.
pher. Culture. 1..•
ere:lto a 'lngle fonot'..n :
give to it a .nor,: c.il!,;•r
SttLjCrted t., it, iffiliihur. and ti: ~dot
tii,n tl ,peCillien , !. 11:.
May 1 ronr.lod impi :k
atmlthotiatcvttrh
Ti
it it i. trio
At not , oroly x
u-,011., th.•
tlur Ittlll,lll ,
Hc:llt6.
inakin!: n rrflit-ct:i;t! ,
th.. 11;16:tn.
ritv. L. ;:tit :.1 I,,riv
Nt via: ,•! of
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g/.i . a • al, :I lia . l
;Ind ja 4lf
aa , l !.
:I:1%116132
1::-110.1 hi-. fitn.,,n
-:n
In hi- h.•
u,.,111,1. 1,1,
in In
)1 . ..\ !pin.
An• Irn:v wci!
n u~ un
piri~m~n- ln~u~,i.
unt-01ktor. Th.• r• x .
.1 i , da that . .1 . ..11ria
nail enj , ,yod inuy .i
that ht, lice l t, ) t*?;,.
tttid : arid
01.. i
!•:1;1•Jr,
:•41ren 2 z,:h. 11;11 . : ; ;: '•.
1.,1%.1. of the it'
it is that tit' the
the lig:intent-. tii t
tcifl: ill rO-i-t. 1111 , .0111ar
NVitlollll 21.101
11101 I.:Ver; 0111.1.
with 1 hi. ri
11111‘; 111S0 ~ 1, 1 i1.11,1 101110: 10t.;
11.10.1 V.111011.1.ry to r ce, it
which v. rcli ile Los !:. •:
awls.l it is intitn:•.tely
rt.nneeG ,t
that 4/rhealth. :I,llLltit
writt.At. tin .1 t: fccii
to hac.a always lar.reiv oei•up:e.l
lion of noinkinil. Timt
under-tatiiiing ha. liniff \ i , t.•.1 in illr
hit n few, iu ri•::arii dic
til)11,bill Strengi IL 21101 60;1;!1:
trill the fact ti.tat • ;
allutle.l to exe.l,l
work-. The zoo 1/1 . ,11011 , 4.010
never that Wll o l' o ,lrot.'flll i.
W:1111illg. 11001111 is Wald al-..: lio,i in
tar as ao lank i Wl . is Itdi , l.;
1611,1 “I‘Va . V.: 1.0 IL are present. or h
sent. Tho truth siren:ft h :111 , 1 I,..zdih
art: correlativ,. nr.
iUrnnutii. and your health.
will allow tio• to say it.) as
lie who has th.•
the lioalth el Sane ii. Anyrail iu
strength ini - olvi•A gain in 11.•111!6:
1112ln:1,01w 11l can, of imprt.% ing 1,,
inereiti , . ,iretigst h. Str,:o.o 11, •11•Wii10
/11101011 . (1 with 11 0 111111 1101 , ),.•
The weak are ever .I,lieato 111,1
liable to injury and di ,, •ase. whit ,
strong are invariably hardy. and nit; rasiiv
hurt or made sick. A strong man is to a
iveak what a river is to a riv u l e t, or „„
oak to :1 pine; a river will sweep away ati
obstacle that would have serhuisly obstruc
ted a rivulet : an oak will withstand the
shock of a tenipi . .tst h . % which a pin e wo u ld
have been uprooted and torn asu n d, r .
Strength is often confounded midi mere
endurance, which i, :In entirely I
thing. It was a feat of strength for Cans.
Barclay, the 11/111011S pedestrian, to lift
with his hands a weight of ten hundred tied
fifty ponn&. It was a teat of endurazwe
for that same Capt. Barclay to nutk
thousand miles in a thousand hours. It'
strength is what a gymnast particularly (le
sires, at strength he should particularly
aim, and the same is true of endurance:
but as each is a virtue, the one cannot be
greatly increased without the other being
somewhat increased, and it is always natty
to convert the one into the other. It is
even possible for a gymnast to have both
in a remarkable degree, but this will sel
dom be 'advantageous to one who gets his
living by his head rather than by his hands.
nack, too, is not unfrequently taken f, - )r
strength. An ordinary person. by simply
knowing how, man successfully resit th e
pulling bf two horses, as was done by the
German, Eck berg, who, in the last cen
tury. went about Europe under the natio,
of : 'The Second Samson;'' whereas 'Flip
ham, a real Samson in strength. in at
tempting to perform the same feat, IV:I:,
not only unsuceessful. but received an in
jury from which he never entirely recov
ered. But perhaps the most remarkabl e
example of Ho , enioioney of kn 04.7 was :51 . -
forded at Kelso. Scotland, on the :+th of
October, 1792, by a man named McGregor. 1
a Painter by trade, of slender person, an d
only five feet seven inches in height. This
man, by a second blow of hi's unprotected
fist, felled a bullock. With this fact in
view, it may not he unreasonable to
pose that Milo of Thietus, who is reputed
to have. felled a bullock with a single blow
of his fist, may not have been so uncorn
monly strong as he was believed to be is
those who had witnessed the exploit.
Strength cannot always be correctly
es
timated by size alone. it is related ofThos.
Topham, who was regarded by scientific
authority ns the strongest man of th, e i g h.
teenth century, that when he made Ids first
application to the magistrate of the town
of Derby fur permission to give a public
exhibition of • the extraordinary strength
that he claimed to possess. the magistrate.
astonished at the apparent discrepancy
tweet' the looks of the man mid the - feats
he proposed, requested him to "strip" that'
he might see if he was made like other men.
He was found on examination to be ex
tremely muscular; that what were /Armes
under the hams and armpits of other Men.:
we.s4jn-his — cae - masses of ligaments.
nnypstritte, having his curiosity sornew at
excited, was at length induced to allow, r an
announcement of the exhibition to he m
but it was not till the feats propose had
bit actually perionned" that Topham
hin*elf frvta The itaputatiou of be
big :in inipce-ier. i
it k
laed to he a very cone , Mon i
/14'1 that grew, §trenv.th and great size tire I
imieparaide. when t lie truth is that giants
lare alta, enniparatively weak, and
:•ilerally al Perliaps•i he best
eNainlih• i•efird d un q uettionably great
ri in ii-aunt wtu
tliat u1.`,..1axiy•: , .1 pry, iou,lr if ) Lis
in;; on;pyror—a whotebistorians have
Het:tat-v.l 1., hay, heen nearly , -iglu 1;•vt. in
hrigio and ;;': ,rf-i,fltt I.; ;•;;rrYspim.l.
el;m1 , 1 r,ry much. 111;w , • , ; - ,.r. if h , wa, attire I
t, a ,, a thint -tnut_ , ,•r 1611 V.lt .ellittary ath
and l , at.it••• 1.. -ay that a p,•rsou
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Math., the li,tl.lwing machinery, viz: Steam
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