!El
E, PA., NOV. 2, 1865
t t lot of superior file sticks
,t e •at ihii offio To persons who wish
item It file of their mai they err 111-
bl., Price fifty cents.
, Glow; —fir. John C. Beebe, the old
, t w oe 4 dry goods dealer, is the first in the
ibis SCS-011 with new goods, or, st least,
ot to o avertir the faot. His s t oc k i s
si o co mplete, comprising an assortmaat
i the etsple goods.
s . g . Mica mos.—The following Is hand.
as;a corrett list of the officers of the U.
Mirbigto: Lientonant Commends?, F.
) a; Lieatensat, F. 0. Davenport; mo
pe vi'syrie Ste ibins; Ensigns, I. R.
c C. Elly and R. W. Atwood ;
eau, D!lerao Bloulgood ; Paymieter,
swrirt ; First Assistant Engineer, D
• SeeinJ Assistant Engineer,'—
; Thira .I"istlat Engineers, Smith,Ms•
lo"; Gunner, John Murray; Oar-
Gcfge W. Elliott; Mister's Mate,
Lsostrl; I%p:ulster's Clerk, John Odell.
Oaf DEDICiT IO2( AT Cosay.—The new
church in Corry was dedicated on
la•t, the 2 , 711 ult., Bishop Simpson,
auotat iirinA. preaching the opening
The building, we are informed, isa
tint one. an ornament to the town, and a
,t to the coneregatinn and people there.
built of wnod, 411:80 feet in size, - and
reep'e 1118 feet in height. The cost
a y ; , u t $l2 NO. of which $6,000 had hein
rti previoos, and the balance was rattled
he Jay of delictitiou—s4 500 in the after
. tai S 1 51,k) la the evening—leaving the
ca free fro)t debt.
rt "FIT CaNTRIUCTOIL " ON THI Wl7llllll
vu —The Cleveland Heald has, the fol•
'rg on the "Fat Contributor:"
Gritsol I, clinic lecturer and author
tlunhidori•" waq placed on the witness
If the police court in Cincinnati, not
t since, to testify in a certain ease. We
't know whether or not the stand was en
d accommodlte the "tat man " Pro—
rsrr Attorney Straub, epersonal friend of
!e•iuter, ro:uishly determined le "rout"
lit Crcirihutor in the examination, and
rr , lintly put bim through as follows :
Attorney—What is your name, sir!
st Msn—Griewlld.
rot Attorney (sternly)—Your fall name,
,7u
M t tu—Alphonso , llinor Griswold.
tOl. Atterney—What buiquess do you fel-
Nleo-1 am e lecturer.
r „ A t t or ney—What kind of lecturer
At Vm (h'ushing)—Well, really, it don't
orne a man to—
us. Attorney (with sineerity)—Anewer
question, eir. What kind of lecturer are
N'.an—Etlitors that I don't adverthe
ELy I am a poor kind of lecturer, but
rasters say-
roe Attorney—l mean what do you leo
t Itsn—G.nersily on the stage. I once
Jr , ' on ebilliard table The proprietor,
ins opposed to the Fenian movement,
eld to it bemuse it was uwearin" of the
3 0,3 on)ther ocniion I lectured on a
kt , :rri.y—(living familiar illualra
Cie effe Its of intern.--
alas (coloring angrily)—You misun
:l me, sir ; I siid I puce lectured au a
I Attorney—Weil, I heard yoll. We
t4lr to wit, it that yon have lectured on
r i erPat many timPe. ,
it Man (perspiring terribly)—Confoun I
won't you hear me? I mean to uay that I
'enured on a B,inast..
this time Court and spectators were in
it ofltiughter,in which the lecturer &laity
t) j3in. It wee trying to the fat man,
dh•
! 'bilk. as all honest people do on this
that if Chase, "or any other man."
riar.s at the expense cf the country, be
mmi!ting a foul'wrong. Yet we all kocw
thing. is (Pine to an extent which
never he allowed. It is not, howtm ,
;:ei by the Union potty clone, Mr Ob•
Ths Democracy have never been free
it.—Dispatch.
are gratified to fled-our cotemporery
lacing the clurso of the Chief Justice 4
turves. It makes as error, though, in
that , •the Democesoy has never bee,
f•om such acts." We think we can with
e safety chstlenge the Dtapateh to point
tinele instance in which a Democral:c
of the Supreme Court has been guilty
kite private pleasure ton at the ex
eof the Government. g
aot, ; of that
performe i during the days when the
!envie party woe in power. would have
kne 1 such a burst of honest indignat on
the offending party would have taken
d eve never to be caught at a similar
, rnaiice. The Dispatch will hardly deny
t - the standard of t official morality has
feeritritsci widen the last few years
t•.eee of fltxrant corruption, of loose at.
t) dity, and of extravagant and un
opensss, are daily coming to light, in•
•err frequently some of the highest
rrs.nt official+, and with now and then
:::table exception, they excite no word
t:•nhfal Comment on the part of tie
!:tin press. While the burdens of tl e
' , Are steadily increasing, the standard
:ill integrity la growing less. It is of t
zii.est intention to point oat the causes
!'parable condition, but that it. exists
);t!pallie to admit of denial, and all
eit:tsits, no matter what their party
•:ions, should determine to expose it,
phase it may appear.
TrieNORTH Wetly —The prn
"f t'zi north we3tern portion of tho
:tr:„.a the last few years, has to par
:lt:it? continent, and very few arca
1 /* P.mvishly prosperous country.—
':' a comparatively few years s erosion
-(2- ntrealtll almost unknown has at
`i a w:rld-wide reputation. and become
!.n.re of attraction to people from every
,f rain. Cities and towns have
sp like mushrooms ; plaori formerly
r, lnopreeperous, hone grown into ao-
epee
commanities; property ham ad.
.!ie Tali• to fabnlous figures; money is
trrl> prosperous, and nearly every
!, vsa has the ambitioa and the ability,
""n'nz wi , llthy. In no particular Is this
pemtierity better exhibited than in
nu'xi`or of new papers that have sprung
exigence. Four years ago, It. was
impo•aible to sustain even a small
1 io wi-tt ern Pennsylvania ; now
Ire tinhliehei in three of the counties of
tteptieo, awl rub appears to be prosper—
. Tee weelclicq have largely increased in
agisnod value at the same lime, and
comparison with those of any othrr
An aocurate list of all the journals
ta i is the nnrth western part of. the
4 ( I ‘l be of interest to many, and we
taken soma pains to prepare one as
*I. giving -the polities of the papers,
lettual or probable circulation, and the,
of their publisher, and editors, as
Wris we can remember them:
XIII COUNTY.
tify—Weekly Observer, Democratic,
'; o Vhitm aa , editor and proprietor, 1,900
epoulation_; Daily Dispste independeetße
publican, B. F. H. Lynn, publisher cad *di
tor-in-ebief. Jesse H. Lord, political and
-wwq editor. G. E. Hurd, local editor, 2 800 ;
Weekly ' — Disititch. 1900; Weekly °untie,
B.:A...Deveoport proprietor. .1.
R. Graham editor, 1900; - 'Spectator, (Ger-
Manfßkiiblirsa; B. E. Sturzueckle. editor
end . - groprietbr. 600; Weekly-Jeans!.
(Merman) neutral, P. Ph. Seibert editor and
proprietor, 800; Corry. Daily Telegraph. in
dependoist, F. H. Baldwin editor, Baldwin
Day proprietors. 800; Weekly Telegraph,
800; Mks-Milts, Weekly Bulletin, neutral,
Wm. C-Jaekeee; editor and proprietor, 8004
Girard, Weekly Delos. independent., O. L.,
Phelps editsr sad proprietor, 800.
r . ,a
Nei . dvate, 'Weekly Democrat, Demooratle.
Thom ie W. 0 rajson. 1600 ; Weekly. Journal,
Republican, J D. Moholas, 1500; Daily Re—
publioas. independent; R. Lyle White. 1,000 ;
Wetly Republican, Republican, 1500, Con
•eauloille. Weekl♦ Reword. Republican, W. &
J. Rupert, 1600 Titusville, Daily Herald,
Republican, Blois Brothers & Ooßsweli, 1600;
Weekly Recover, Republican,J3loss Bros. &
Cogswell, 11100.
Pranklin, Weekly Spectator. Democratic. R.
L. Cochran. 1340; Weekly Citizen. Republi—
can,--- 1300. Oil My, Weekly
_ _ .
Register, ficlertsudent, W.R. Jokes, 14500;
Weekly Monitor Republican, —...
1300 ; Rena, Weekly Timer, independent,
1300. Pith°le. Daily Record. ,
independent, --- 1000,
Warm Borough, Weekly Ledger, Demo
cratic. B. F. Morris, 1300; Weekly Mall,
,?,
Republics., R. Cows'. 131 n. Tidiouie, Woody
Chronicle, neutral, E A. Stevens, 900.
IRLIg OUltiT.
Ridgway,Weesly, throeste, Democratic, W.
R. Barrett, 1000. ,
assize!! COUNTY.
Emporium, Weekly Citizen, Republican,
Young & Stacy, 90 .
I. 0,
•
' • WICIAN COUNTY.
Smatiport, Weekly Miser, 4epublioan, L.
Begets, 1000.
Reeerpitulation—Domooratio 5, Independent
10, liPpuhlican 11, Neutral
.8.. 5,
Weeklies 24, Total 29, Total Circuhtion 86,-
000. The circulation is mostly estimated,
and in some cues may be a hundred or two
more or less then the aatual number, bat, In
the aggregate, we think our figures will be
found correct.
A Grand Scheme to Raise the Rhino.
For some weeks past the papers of the oil
region have been crowded with accounts of
the grand excursion of capitalists, speculators
and newspaper men through that section of
the country. It was flamingly announced that
the representatives of Heaven knows low
many billions of capital, and what amount of
newspaper influence were in attendance, and
particular stress 'was laid on the liberality of
Han. Charles Vernon Culver, member elect to
Congress from tile Crawford district, who, we
were told, paid the entire expenses of the
trip, amounting to many thowvands of dollars-
All this sounded very fine, and we inwardly
mourned that Erie did not possess a citizen
who, like Mr. Culver, could boast of such
princely wealth, and rpend it in such a prince
ly manner. Culver was the been ideal of
generosity,the quintessence of enterprise. Bat,
alas for our trust in human nature, a turn of
the picture gives it a totally different appear
snce. Culver's magnificent excursion looms
up as a grand speculative scheme ; Culver'.
splendid dinners were mere baits to catch the
supposed gudgeons he fed ; Culver's liberality
was nothing more nor lees than an immanse
application of the old advice: i• Sow -that ye
may Reap." The editors whom he invited
were not, all of the class who can be humbug
ged by a littli wine and are good victuals,
and not a few are highly indigntat at being
sought to be mad• the,instruments for the ad
vancement of Mr. Calver's speculations. The
correspondent of the Pittsburgh Commercial,
boiling over with ineolted'dignity, thus expo.
see the whole scheme :
Ott CITT, Oct. 20. 1865.-
The special dispatches of the Conenserciet
have furnished its readers with the principal
incidents of the late " excursion through the
oil regions" of editors ani correspoodrurs of
newspapers,and it only remains to briotly'no..
tics the object of the raid, as it has been
called The exoursionists, - who were ,he
gueats of Hons. C. V. Culver end Galusha t.
Grow were kept in blissful ignorance of the
object of their visit, "until they reached a place
called Reno, or Rhino, where they found IL,
Reno is the name given to some twelve blind
red unimproved acres, situated on the Alle
gheny river, f ‘ur miles south of Oil City. and
owned by the Hon • Charles Vernon Culver
and Galuaha A grow. The place was named
by Mei Gen. Burnside, in honor of the late
Gen. Reao. who gallantly fell at Antietam,
and who, for services performed in Burnside's
Hatteras Exhibition, was among the first pro
motion. to Major General. It is proposed to
entablish a city at Reno, which, without any
disrespect to the memory of the departed
young soldier whose name it bears, would
probably sound better if • properly spelled
Rhino, as money is at the bottom of it. Reao
ie to be the %use of the death of Oil City. as
the latter place is to be 1301,040 from all cam•
municatione with the business world by rail
and wqter. •
In order to build up this town of Reno.
which is to be the head of navigation on the
Allegheny, and the grand railroad centre of
the oil regions, Mr. Culver (who is the bust.
Bess bead of the concern) proposes to form a
joint stook company, which wilt represent s
capital of tan million• of doll." the "whole
amount of which stock, when subscribed, Is
to be platted in the United States Treasury,
and wilt beer six per oeot. interest." A board
of thirteen directors, one each from twelve
of the principal cities, and one from the em.
bryo city of Rono.t the latter to be President;
and who will be Golnglis A. Grow, are to take
charge of the interests of the compsey. By
the liberal and well matured pleas of the
managers, imbued by the efforts of those Of
the ezetirsionibts who have become interested
since their visit to Reno, it is thought "the
entire c tpioal stock of the company will be
taken in ten days nt ten. per cent. prenutten.:"
This premium will furnish a working capital
of one million dollars, which sum is to be
further increased by the sale of lots in the
proposed city. It is then proposed to pat
down five hundred wells at a cost of three
thonaand dollars each. Calculating (like biro.
Toddles with the door plate, that if she should
have a daughter, and that daughter should
grow to be a woman. and marry amen named
Thompson with a P., how bandy said door
plate would he) that oil shnnld brstrualt in
ens hundred wells, and that they will average
ten barrels each, they would have, one idteu
sand barrels of oil per day, which would real•
ise $l,BOO 000 per year.' of three hundred
days. By this plan, it is claimed.. which the
reader may fill to see, the stockholders ese
only lose the interest of their money and eny
premium they may pay for the stook, while
Mr. Culver w;11 make, in- any event, hand
somely by the operation.
The foregoing is a brief and fair statement
of the plan, as di•elnsed by the projectors of
this excurbion, which had no other object
'We give the managers of the scheme the ben
efit of its pnblicatioe in your column, unao.
Hailed, and leave the pablio• to - judge of its
merits without comment But- one question
that will pussle all to answer. as it is probab
ly a part of the undeveloped plan, is how are
the Directors to become depositors in the
United States Treasury There are other mi
nor matters in connection with Me plan rot
undevel3ped, which will doubtless be made
known to the public through the traveling
agents. who ; are to hawk the stook through
the Northern cities anti towns. •
Cold Blooded Murder at IPlthole.
Pinto Li. Oat. 25, 1885.
peas Bra :--Our unusually quiet and, mural
town'wu throlm into peat esoitement Co 'day
when it became known that a-man bad been
shot to death some time during the night. It
seems that a eonoere saloon was opened last
night, on Fifib street, -via all the sodas hie
CIIIIII7OID COMITY.
vsimiao comer:.
WANILIN COUNTY
welter-11;1r%; ie.. ke. t . - •
• The unfortunate who wee so tortuaato ro
to amts . ! as angel pits At 'Abe ships et? u
dancing girl,- who appears sightly on the
boards of we et our moat seiididadee at
!annulment, being isterripted by a rival who
hrestesed to break the door dews: Its.. after
expoetubuing, finally treks plata through
the Car and that s Would be ',idlest tell
dead.
Of coarse the coneart saloon sad duo,
broke up in a row; sad la the excitement - Us
homicide and his fair companion made their
cacspe. and engaged a rams at s prominent
- haw, where they were found this morals&
mach with a revolver under their pmow f, .The homicide is one of the sporting fester.
pity, or in other words, "shoves the palms"
fora livelihood.
While the police were removing him tirronsh
the streets a crowd of several haadred gath
ered sad expressed their williegeme is bang
the criminal to a derrick. Though fhb Pollee
force' was strong, yet they 11117, obliged to
run their prise into the Metropolitan Hotel
and guard the doors to keep back tb• crowd.
The+ will prebably remove the priseser with
out further difficulty.
Reflecting • philosephieally on the tragedy,
we may conclude that woman is the root of all
evil, add concert saloons the tblevne of time
A strong and energetic police force, corn
posed of experienced men from the eastern
cities, le now organized, and we ■q hope
coon to have more law and order.
It is reported that a robbery area antomit—
ted last' night. So, you see, ars are in a liar
wap of becoming celebrated, and minor hairs
of the blessings of older aides.
General News.
A DILIADIIIIL Iluansa.--The murder of
liarriet Welles, by her paramour, Levi L.
Farwell, which occurred in Washington on
Sunday,. on Thirteen and e-half street, proves
to have been • most diabolical deed. The ev
idence before the Coroner's jury shows that
the murderer deliberately administered chin.
roform
_to his victim while she was asleep.
then strangled her to death, threw her body
iato a closet,robbed her of her watch and jew
elry and then Bed. He has since been ar
rested. The animating purpose of the mur
tier is said to have been the refusal of the
woman to marry.him, he having sworn that
if he did not marry her no one" else should.
Although keeping • house of prostitution at
Washington, the deceased is said to have been
respectably o nneoted.and has a eon at school
at New Brunswick, N. J., for which place she
intended to start on Moadaj evening. She
was 85 years of age, and went to Washing
ton with Farwell from Albany, N. Y. Far
,well was originally from Massachnsetts. Be
was arrested in New York, and taken to a
station house, to remain over night. In the
morning he was found dead, having opened a
blood vessel is his arm.
Non. Caleb Cashing left for England. in
Wednesday's steamer on a epeeist legal mis
sion connected with the State Department.—
Thus far his business has been kept (maiden
tial, but it is very clearly surmised that it hat►
reference to G.e adjadication of the claims for
damages made by this government on Great
Britain for depreditions of the Alabama on
American commerce. It believed that the
governnient has accepted the proposition of
Earl Russell to appoint a commission to set
tle each claims. Mr. Adams, our Minister,
was mistaken in supposing that this govern.
meet would decline to appoint a commisailis.
It was moved in the 11. B. Court, at Ne■
York, last week, to admit the ex-rebel, Heavy
S. Foote, to pract'oe, and the motion be
log carried. that gentleman was called up to
qualify., The first oath, to -support the Con
stitution of the United States, and of the
State of New York, he readily took, but re
fused to take the prescribed oath of Oleg!.
once, and left the court room.
The Georgia State Convention organised by
electing Herschel V. Johnson President.' A
message MU received from Provisional GOT
ernor Johnsen. announcing the State debt at
over twenty millions, and advising the repu•
diction of that portion of it which wasincur
red for the rebel cause.
The Masons'of the Korth are about to re
ceive a distinguished committee from the cap •
ital of South Carolina, in the persons of two
representatives - of the Colombia hods*, who
come audit° retitle, relief sfor the Masonic
lodges throughout the State,"whieh hue been
left by the rebellion in la deplorable condition.
William Gilmore Shnute'snd Robert Bruno are
the delegates.
Id the Georgia Stile Convention met week,
resolution memorialising the President ter
the release of Jeff D trig wu sanded to in
clude all. Federal prisoners, and then passed
by a large majority.
Gen. Grant has gives Kirby Smith perm's.
lion to return hoots on parole. He is at pre..
ent sojourning at Matanzas, to Cuba. It is
stated that Kirby wishes to renew his &Hott
est» to the United States Government.
Gen-Dick Taylor. brother-in icy of Jeff.
Davis, has, says a Washington correspondent,
vainly attempted for a day or two to ascertain
from thi President whether Davis ti, to be
tried soon. An impression prevails there that
the trial will take piece at an early day. --
The delegates- to - the Alabama Convention
have memorialized the • President to .order
speedy trial of Clement C. Clay, of their Stet*,
who was me of the rebel agents in
Canada during the war, and 'hawse enspeo;
ted of implication in the plet which resulted
in the assasdnetion of Pro-Heat Lhtooln.-•
The W'ashingtow -..--,.A•a•mtchtersay,it le probable
the prayers of.. the monioili/ists . wiD gna
t ed.
Major Genital Martraott left for Keateety,
ow Monday week. where he will report it
Louisville to Major Minima Palmer, ems—
minding that Dewitt's:it. Se taloa. eharge
of the /Miter GeneraPe Ail, atEarrlaborg,
in May neat.
_ Mr. D. T. Patterson, eon-in•law of Press.
dent JAl:eon; and Senator eleot from Tenses •
see to the United States Senate. bold the office
of Cironit indite alder the Rebel rule is
Tennessee, and consequently took the oath to
support dm Bentham Confederacy. This makes
hie ineligible.
• • The organisation of the eolored In
Charleston, S. C., has been forbidden by
General Bennett, to avoid collision with the
whites.
• Provisimial Governor Johnson. of Giorgio,
has written to the President !aquatic( the
retention of the halted States troops in that
State until the civil authority shall be tally
yea:goal:ed.
Efforts are being made by parties in Wash
legion to bring Oct., Mosby, to Wei bottle,"
Military court.
The Freedmen's Bureau hes under its ears
in the SoutheraStates, about 7,000 sick and
disabled nogress.
President Jobeson has °frugally informed
the Governor of Georgia that he cannot ree
ogaise the people of say State as havisg
re
sumed the relatioat of loyalty to the Union
that, *daimon legal _obligations gm ilehte eta.
Mad in their name in aid of the rebellion.
The memorial signed by 1000 solered re+
dells et the Distriet eteeintsbier, asking for
the elective fremehiso,,mill be presented to the
next 00111Teelk. , It *ll be scesspeeled by s
similar petition nsmeronsly signed by white..
It Is stated that the• Was Department hoe
tabloids. the payment of bounties to such of
the colored troops as were not frog on the
19th of - Ord, 1861.
The rebel Is Gov. Altes, - of pealshata. kes
started satwepsper it tie oily of Mesta°, is
the Imperial isterest.
02111. M0011114.111' psi 8111011111411 r Or Anil:
—h to earnestly reported is this km411444';
ales is - Washington, cyst Gos. Clams has
bees reealloil hem lamps, le seottpt the
sestets if eseretary of War. Tim slaws
weed be abet alseeptabbi to tYi people had
the army. The present iseambeet, Ghettos.
hes soldered himself so isfamou that Ms
same Is a shack is every besot ass's see.
trite. It Is said that he would bare resigned.
after he dowered that Prodigal Tobssos
was his master. bat or fear of wrens' safety
sad sooonstabillty, whisk his positive at
K
enal miseis.
i ~,~' r
---- ---- -
itialarviirlidiitirs: Watardniar lint:
o ta liThiotta West, have been swindled to
t extent 0f . 5 5 0,000...bY $ mon n amed /"'
I L
0 got., who sold them worthless drifts on
w York , *pled -byname person to Ohio.—
regorsonsi &nested he Windsoilvii-bro
,itar whom he had swindled out of $1,200, but
upon ' , standing the mobil Was reltassd, and
Immediately crossed the river to Detroit. Th.
: irlolinelasti parties lions Laition: Glistkiiii ''
other itisnia hivebihou atifindair fat do •
throe Asys past, is seers& of the swindler. As
ao forgory was committed. it is believed that
McGregor cannot be arrested.
List ritaii - I;;lft*'titi ILO; - Ifliiiviiittii of
the wedding of Senator Wilson. of Messaisha
Sous, bitlehanit id N Ask pressatsal 4 W
with the thoiis'‘nd Aolltri worth Cr silver
'plate and other articles and a puree of one
thousand dollars.
It is taparted that stupeadom . trands,um
the Treaty, hue been diesovermLin ihn:dbit
triot of Northeast Mississippi, and that the
Assistant Treuury Agent at Columbus, and
his subordinates have been arrested therefor.
The steamboat St. John, -of the Pimple's
Albany Line, eiploded her boilers In lbe
North river, apposite Twentieth street, New
York, on Sunday morning. causing the death
of seven and the wounding of seventeen per
sons.
President Johnson has issued *prudent*
den appointing the first Tbursd► In.Deeeln
bee se a depot National Thanksgiving for the
dose of the war, thepreserfhtlen of Union
and the eslargemeit of civil /theft in the
etoontry.
The alarm about the Fattens in Canada is
increasing, and the disarthing of the robin.
teem is urged as a preoatrioner7 -measure.
Border raids from the United States are ap
prehended.
It is stated' that arrangements have been
salads for the trial of Jeffersou Davis for trea—
son before the United States Supreme Court,
at Washington or Richmond. at an catty day.
Counsel have'been selected both by the gov—
ernmen; and the defense.
- •
Three young ladles were drowned recently
by tbesinltlng of a skiff on Spring Lek*, near
Pekin, Illinois.
Bas Zixi
[Dr. Keyser is a ybysician of over thirty
years' experience, sake graduate of the Jef
ferson Medical College sod of the University
of Medicine and durgwry of Philadelphia:]
Ma. H. T. MICLI/MOLD:—Dear Sir: In re—
gardsto the queatiota asked me as to my opin
ion about Hoehn. I would say that I have used
aid sold the article Is various forms for. W.
past thirty year+. Ido not thick there is any
form or preparation of it that I have not used
or knows to be used; in - the various Mimes
where such medicateagent wouldbe indicated.
Yon are aware, se well a' niyeelf,that it hits
been extensively employed in the various die
eases of the biader and kidneye,and the repute -
lion it has acquired, in my judgmeno, is sue—
tabled by the facts. I have seen and used, as
before stated,.every form of &mita—the pow
dered leaves, the simple decoction, tincture,
fluid extracts,—and I am not cognisant of any
rrepanattoa of that. plant eq mol to yours.—
Twelve years' experienoe ought, I think, to
give me the right to judge of its merits, and
without prejudice or partiality I give youri
precedence over all Others. Ido not value a
thing according to Its bulk. if I did, other
Butkus would out dd your., but I hold to the
doctrine that bulk and quantity do not make
up value—if they did a copper aunt would be
worth moss than a gold dollar. I value your
Buobu for its effect on patients. I have cured
11th It. and seen cured with it, more &mate
of the bladder and kidneys than I have ever
seen cured with any -other Hoehn, or any
other proprietory compound of whatever
same. Begiectfolly yours, Sm.
GEO. H. KEYSER. M. D..
140 Wood Bt., Pittsburg, Pa.
August 11, 1965.
'Ask far Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu.
210,2-2 m.
One of our_ Government officials, just re•
turned from - Peru. tells ue that smosg the
fleet and most frequent Inquiries made of him
Aber* about our public men was, whether he
knew or bed ever seen the celebrated Amer
lean chemist, Dr. S. C. Ayer, of Lowell. Riti
remedies are found in every villsge from the
elevated slopes of the- Andes down to the
coast, and their remarkable cures seem to
attract even more attention there than is this
country. The sentiment of wonder at their
effects takes is far deeper held on a half civil
lied and superstitious people than it does
with us wiser* the rationale of medical prob
tams is so much more generally understood.
No other American has made hiduelf so
familiarly known to the masses of the people
in foreign countries; or excited in them so
'lively an interest in birnielf as the Doctor has
by his skillful application of chemical science
to the treatment of.ilsease.
That most be _ ►dall man whe deem not. feel
some pride of country when he Bede among
'distant nations that he is already Itnbwn and
welcome there, through the labors of air
;statesmen, merchants and scholars, whose
renown his become national property, and
consequently. in some, measure his own,—
Whether Dr. Aver's remedies de actually cure
more than others or not, they have secured
the reputation of being a God send to those
'aided with diregee, and where great amts—
berm in any communityielleve that they owe
their.beilth and lives to one's ekill, they are
sure to feel an interest in him which will dud
etnression when they meet hie eountqaeso;
—National Ere, Washington, D. a
CAaria s EXTRACT or SNAIL? *Nilo —Ms
111, beyond all doubt, °so of the mos t valuable
ant, weefnli ; lititeines - ewer • yot presented to
the I,tmeAtan ; psople. ',The; cartaluly *id
PrOtOPPowte with - *blab it - theist, aid glWee
mace 41.1foreit diseases. whether
taWinwa>tdlT -or applied- outwardly,' 'ts
equalled ,hf litoSather known 'sited:, and this
fact,shows, is a 'clear and happy meaner. the
adoPtadon -of the common herbs rowing
among li t thithe Swery,day wants "adze:wash
ties of our *tee, and clearly etpitdas why
thialierhst caused to spt firth so
abnni,asgiptbtlhis (wintry around the. dwel
lings Ake if fifstieli andthopeor:/..Were
thisllont . (arliertf, alit isruiitilly'calletrand
cosefAmred-:,or this Egtreet of it is)•io.his.ab
taibiat; Oily; kr minding to ferelgardapdafries
for it, iso:doubd hnt.thatjarge quasi
titiskpf it weitidise imported into this sem
trilmtilf. lad - sold at high Pricesobutof the
druj gores to Misery class who now tremolo
it under their fleet u a worthless weed.:-'llut
sash-is human folly and 'gnomic*. rat elso
articles with hard names and high prices are
preferred to those salutary herbs which a kind
sad unerring Providence has wisely adapted
to our. wants, and freely spread around: op{'
doors. nov2-1t
•
IlonsaffoLti" faisitieCoe's lithigh Balsam
and. lioe's Dympessia Cure—eke y should
slways be hi the house ready for immediate
ate; they are the most reliable remedies
known. Th. one always bandy and speedy
in oases of sudden ittaeks er oup s amongst
the children, or for curing the most ntubborn
coughs and colds, is -exeelkst ter, Ore
throat and all lung ditlioilitles g the Other;
Cee's Dyspepsia Curo—le tertian to cure
dyspepsle, to matter of hes long Minding,
indigestion, and all diseases AS originate
in dise;dered • state of the SiOUSall 'sad
bowels.
rox orrr C0312111/ROLLt. COLLIE/a
AZD
NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE.
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0: BInL L Ls - 4ss Coirmit
Celine Building, Oonvir Mao sad St. CAW Sta.
24 Wisp Hafidlitig, Odd names Balktisg. lith St.
id College Bandit'. No& tot sod II St. Clair Bt.
alatvaiskses rts_wasi paw, Oar.ll, IM$.
G. L Roisiooretl. Isaditak Poling* drattaiy, Ohio.
R. &Wain Allighost.City. Pa.
41,rauarseloittsbarg. Ti. •
W. ZOO. PAW, .11.141k5a7 C•aaty.l9.. •
arat-ss. Lsaithllastowa. Wastatotoliad Co.
W.C. Armor. Latish-. Wostaorsisad Ce , Fe.
R. IL Runts& Caatos, Inuit Co Ohio.
J 8. Palliy,Osear. Assad:om Co, Pa.. -
J. 11.04•11, Sig Prairie. Wars' 00. Me,
D. Croadt. issos•ows.Chataaqoa Co. N. T.
J. Sin. algerty's X lismols. Clstisamdtft‘ Pa .
.I_p 1. • LW wiNhadiahart. Cambodia Co Pa. • ,
J. 'IL Liassesa, Wsehania-lwy. C. Cs., 1 ,
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1 1. Bre vsestat t Notiusaissbarg, Casa. •
C. W. Shattass, 11.11althabso, Wawa* 08.7. OWL
sub, Ns. canals. • . Joseph Ct., lad.
IL D. Carrier. Dassootrills. Isikossi Ca .
W. 11. Clsston, Tray, Dais Co.. lowa.
R. Ran. Stoskdals, Wabash Co lad. •
X. L. Rosa SaUcresld. lima Co., Pa.
W. TaalleliL R. Ramos, Wash C0..0.
WaCastly. ilatlesdaid. Nasser Ca.. Pa.
l.'ll.l'hospiwa. Haas. Wawa Co.; Pa. .
A. T. itsassa, gasasistra
W. R. ff. Admit thossoril %lad.-
C. D. Hphrig i llaadsalsatara.lts. •
ter tiros as* ialsrostioa toss Voi Cantle
alba% JINX/1111. MTV it LIM •
- .11Minsi s is.
• .*
?tab' — j
"licrefiraftschkultiiCall
each seetaineneo 'airattre'D. t;gift,
q4id Catarrh remedy, a sure and permanent i
ettre.
V.ilecttazt mirsilva a be4..0, 14. Wm's
Pilli by Memilhliisiod friiet-ths iyesfof
public, by enclosing one-dollar end Mx poet -
Age stamps to ,0. G. Staplo. Stomaslut
lir um at Materiel's; Y. - ' ' ' /mi
It littesid of thelstliee of Fraser, ibid.:Wl fit .
class, %boyars the bittisomeit le thailtettl.'
..With their rosy cheeks and black hair. who
ion help bat tkiek — se. Dr. Velpaa'p Pills
sever feil to make the eomplezion of a healthy
sad rosy hue. Laillea n try them. Bold by
all Druggisto. oeb-lm
R. S. MORRISON SONS
• Beg ism t ti taint ti. siiiases a irt;
Usk !boy have ritiaereilloir stair al •
- D-RY C00D41.. .
To this UESII BLOCIOn rho rally IssisiTty asse._
plot by Ilsoirs. HAYES whirathey
- Woad liassiag a lap usorkosit cf
DressOoods, Fancy Bilks,
GLOVES, HOISEB:71. Oce.
listaratng thanks to oar snstoinors for Mate past
Instal patrosats;srs rsapsattally ask o mutinous" at
Ma rum ; Inksaalb 41181,
C. DECK,
Y
x cassicirrasa AND 111101JUlai D5..11 f •
BEGABA, TOBACCO, SNUB 110.,
Piltli below State Street.
FAIR, PA.
Oppoilis no Dispatch ilia*, Mo.
HUBBE
GOLDEN BITTERS.
A PURELY VEGETABLE ,TONIC.
INVIGORATING & IrRENGTRILNING.
fortitlitftbi when what the fen Meet. at whole
• . soots vatar.
1111 eon !lisp/polo.
WU] moo aoskoost.
Will ears Gatlin; WM/.
.11f111 moo Eloastbura. •
Will ear* 801.1.146.
R -sue Lim Geoplatat.
Will nods Oat omit" s Uplift to.
will lativrato tha onus of ddlooitios sod amodloribto.
Iserous WOoooporotozo of tlio lady sad the eine Se
drulatlars, Wises hid u s grime sorroboliodi tir
system, eontslatng se poisonous drain, sad le
THE BiSS TONIC BITTCRS DI TM WORLD.
A fair trial Is earnestly polialtad.
GEO. O. BUBBIL k 00.Sipektati, -
ffadsou. N. T.
Central Dapot, Aurn lean !apnea Building Si BUD.
ON BT.. NEW YORK.
Per Wu by all Drouginta. Grows. ka.
gar MOM - ROADLBY. tzM, Wholesale Avails.
adlor sub by Hall & War&l,Cattn. & Cum sad WU.
k Rooth.
°aura&
G LIOTBSTEELN & CO.,
PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURERS,
499 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
The Idt-titian of the Pahlic and the trade te invited to
our New Sale 7 Octave Rosewood Piano Fortes. Which
for 'ohms and purity or tone are nartrallioll, by any
Issentalssa oared fut Lia snarling. anatala all this
modern improvements, Treseb, 'Grand Action, Rasp
Pedal, Iron Frain* Ovaratroar lass. iss., and each in.
erasion P being male lobs 110 persona • nterrition of
Mr. J. H Chovesteen, who ha■ had s praeleal 'spot lines
f over t 6 years in their inannfactare, it rally Warranted
la aura particular.
1118 - “GRoVESTEDI PIANO PORTLS"
Iterotimi the sward of 'merit over all others at the
celebrated
WORLD'S TAM.
Whin ware exhibitod
LONDON,
rAtus,
CIZRZANY,
BALTLNORZ.
BOSTON,
AND NET YOU
And she at the
AVICSICAN INSTITITIT
fur Ave nieseasive pare. tie
GOLD AND MEM= .INDALN
from both of which can be 11109111 at one wenn _
De tie• introdeeina at improvements we make a •
mire perfect ?Iwo Forteoud by mnianheiwirl
with a strict ea. system. are nabled to ones Jrthe to
etre t• at a pries whin will preenele all esempettUme.
huars—N 0.1, Ann omen, rand oentres.Bme *mint,
plain ease 12,11. • . _
No. 2. Seven octave, rowed screen Eon •• od
heavy moaldiag $3OO. .
Np E. Zona Octave, rimed senor% Now
woad Louie atria sue.
Teams : Can la Current Fusels
Descriptive eiree. , ars sent free,
IL OIL T. A1711031t a CO.,
Wombats:on of PEotograpttle-Kataials,
InEnaumi Am am% •
1501 iICILDWILY; W. Y.
L MMusV.o sonta booboos of I'HOTOWIATEIL A& •
=UAL; in on hood.rautse. fior the lolla•16 ".
atorewoopro and Iltarostapio
frefouive boos so Infornill, bootie
VIEWS OF TOM WAX
er—ua..adr..tww.omi • : ,
INUOTOISWIIII3 OMIT OP MI GM? O
all 00111 TIM -
S Fun. ' - Datil t ..
Traktiroa, "atm ais
Oottysburgh, Zamora haalos.
lair Oaks, Leant *nada,
Sivaipt Statism, .
Prodaiskobargh, City Point.
Farkas Italy/ills.
liohnoad, Putalborillr •
te lrra, nabs,
" Chattanooga,
Fort larva, Atka& . •
Olualootos,
Enid& Itrawbary Elam,
Oa. Oa. •
hooliosi oaf "snip affet . eXtLoodwipol,
1 7 =t 6 ot= ti
rw
it ammo
Photographic Album.•
"hi :4% G. fkbe tha tatf
ma lomaolooton taws* grotto. la cm& ifseistf, fop t -
Ifor to price trout 50 amo so I 5& Oaf ALBUMS km Ur girl.
PI.S of Wog ooporlor la Irmoy rod olaroffllty to lay fOhoo—
Tb lo Ono by son, ULM r o eppl of Woo
garfrora Assrla ostruLMl• •
Trade will and our Albums tko soot -
lisamalatluayAsa buy.
CA= 1110TOGRAIIUL
c. sow alabillPit as Pm
0014006 Ow wt.* sidltbirram I.lllia way
. *NC . •
' 100 blai-Gra 100 liwb4:101•' 01011tidurs,
la Ms 230 ether
O M 1.10 phis.%
VSOOl■ll6. Nor, 0111•004. lilt .001110004
Jl2llOlO. lb Wag% 110,11malamill
,000 011eybo fit We*/
. laded; buleadulkos Lai* eildistud ,
Webb 44. Odabliso 6100 00 • 1 01 079t a
2 41= 4 1grr Oas Moos Pletaro Mrs Calibeys,
11:11•4 as melya 111.110, sad mist by wiel4 outt.
AY Ore *Mug gob V. a IX, bin pier
prort at ib. ormat Mak 110010 oda.
. Urns pd., awl craft st ow psis smosi MI iheirillf
_
- - New - Groery! .
TAC9II BOOTZ . would respoottally an.
swam to the people al Edo alt. mut sou% that
I, has spaas4 a ,
KEW. 011.00217:, 5T07114
es Ow rag Mkof Neat Cras s a iliertD10•••• Sae
-" • e ilk Late Shen Dept . ; - • ' ,
There be sill keep es Mate sr • user t of
PlOvr.noprs, ° lll6oD'Alfti WILLOW Iran; LOMA
taitorrea7tbbopsapaily-lerySlaa OA else- 441
Cl=l
Wine, Sweet Ctike raid Liqiers." •
Iriet Morlet lb* pia tar 11/obi% mous
illv• ar koolk It reg wisloff mare good Me
nos: 1 Odle royeattooon Igo tior.V.oot Lower. Goa
ea: law Moro !a **AI: arttokitt. .
A It,3IINISTRX4OI4ii:6ALIt . , ..
~ . •
0/ RNAL ItSTATIt.•
be said at pails aaikat the m4 f i lmag rimat. lig
a. eity et Zele: iat tlatarday Wm ata • aril*
Weisel a% ta., tha Rad ratattiot Ilt*a Ilait.
sateasK situated. )4 mile 'Nat at aid X •
Push 74454„ Gait SW miles Swath at Ibia,
211Marrassfoilikvatediaad;witiamodervi=
*lberia iadastballdiara rerMalilli • 1r.." . .. Or
Or 400 . A • - . GSM= BILL I PIO.
..„ . 411401414 . ... ~ ' • : -.. Aillail41601111,,;
hotel Removed:
pus sussomen wao itas Occu,
raw tiro lisooloa Rob" Jam 4 1Pon Via Doris for
do pot bar form Ms mum** bite the .
- NATIONAL NOTNL; - -
coma or MeV iittrra.o ereams,
2 :l ol4. lf. "l" tinlr= "4e.: _ s e mi lke=
do A l g ia rr i roca yam o• Await itsillooliot Idol
*N. irl2l bo torbotoa le Ma bi sow sioisvo. WIN
itliobrotamoosorialls like
ow low witb Oak - •
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F E E' D . . 'C'. U 'T . T E R. - -•
-
• Thosaaried ett rereeente s me sod hogroria 6)12i Iriaft Coveted 802. gristly importer to say tsar lti-•
food Cotter to oak Ite strength. darablitr, tosmptetsere, itolf•thedlng.letlastabiti throat aid halted. stiffs el tat,
daleloiltr, ratting alillota of feed meant welt. different laagth of eat, decreed by hand or Irani power. ali
nonaidned, al , . the Itandre Fe. d Cotter the deeded-pre finenes siii , ivory stkr fear Astro Cotter. It taalt the
Suit Pnadittna at the New Yorh State far is igra We air ibille to_ tits pablio with tell aoalklasso that Usti
trig Ws es** iatisfeetion , '. - . . . . . • _
Plisse*/ Emig Cattalo : Ifo. I, 125; No. 2, 830; Ito. 3, M. A Moral liscoont to tha trade. ...
THeIiiXIIEBTBB PREMIUM CUTTING BOX
Ili take paean In ogling the atteation of &Von and
dl wins 1 or me Cat lag Bona. to the /mproyed Socha
ter Peed Cieter, m machine comb/alms Strength, gimotteite
Ind Utility in ru gr at a degree that It meet commend Peel
t o (ma men it .Iket sled It dna its wen with the veal
est sue and raptdit7, twilit Coro Stalkkel iber wet or drl
with eintal ease as hay or straw. Than le co cheese fat
driegns o lt le Melf feeding, Cutting frog Ire -Ogh the to ens
Ischia gth.
As meleusins dotter tu splettltura Implements se , s
oar fetid Cates, t "We rounds , It the most perfect ratter
made, sad later flew' to our Meals With the fullest each.
duce" It bat always taken the first premium at State and
Coach-irairs, and deservedly stands at the bead 4)1'1'11 Feed
Cutters of its ass
Prima No 1, loproved„ Slept, NINA, 7 tea t throat,
No. 2, Improved. single knife, 9 lad' thrmat, $lll. • 11b, al
dlareast to that trade.
J. A. LAWSON'S IMPROVED* REVERIIIIL
FLUE HOT AIR FURNACE.
' P. P. BTEWARre LARGE OVEN AIR TIGHT COOKING STOVE.
This splendid atop needs no pnise at star hand': Wherever
has been used, aim grown tgto nnlvinsal laver. Seine et
points of rtaninwrandation are ewprisead in the following t
Ist. the peculiar position of ilia fee ebarear. by.stalch till
heat can elea.r be thr.wn'ont into Um room, or confined to thi
Stan. (The Wire know how to survelate
fd. The Ore t ands. perfect control, and any temperature
belt desirable can be nbtaioed.
Id It torus .ither wood, anthracite o. Miami non e cool.
11:h. A tu , may be kept with entire safely daring the night
and breakout and dinner prepared next day with no additions'
fuel.
sth. Se a 1 ake. It is unrirallod.
or All o 'the shore article t.r sale at wholarale or retail
W. dr. MERCK k CO., Corner of state and Meth Sta.. leri
where also will always be found a general MAO rtment (revel
article usually sold in a drat class Hardware and Hoot.) Vandal
lag Store. [ettlil 6w]
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARRE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
NOTEOTED LEITERS
•
BY ROYAL "% kl- " 4% ‘ PATENT!
-mb•
. .
' pareifron • Preseriptitst cf Sir .1. Veda, M. D.,
PAyeisism asrisrtUatety to thi Qaue.
kis 'minable medicine is unfailing In the ease of all
. hose palatnl•and dangescas diseases to which the female
emastitation is subject. It moderates all eseees and re
moves all obstactions, and a speedy' cure may be relied
•
on
TO RIAkRIED LADIES
tis peen/larly malted. It will, in &abort time, bring on
he monthly period with regularity..
Each bottle, pries One Bogy, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent conateitikits.
CAUTION.
These Pills sot Meek, by Feasts* /aria, air,
111111 VIRE! .1110.11M13 of Pregiasey, d hey era
swot to *iv en_Mierariegs, bat at any easy tine they
ere Nee.
In all as... of Borrow and Spinal Affections, Pens in
the Back and-Limbs, Fatigue on rlightexertion,Palpits•
lion of thi Heart, Nysteries and Whites, these Pills will
effect a care whoa all other mina ham failed: and al
though s powerful,. emedy, do not contain hOst, calomel,
antimony or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full 'directions in the pamphlet around seek pit tam
which Should be modally ;immersed. -
. BOLD BY .ALL DRUGGISTS.
- •
Bois Arta for the United 13tatee and Canada,
JOB MOSTA PI Cortiandt St., New York. -
N. B.—sLoo and 6 postage stampahaelosed to any au
thorised ape; will inane a bottle, containing b 0 Pills.
- • esp2lll3-Iy.
triA227Oll•D•l l l/13 INS; ,
&AIMS CO
• 1 1 •
from Ow but =Awe
PHILADZLPHIA,
anlflSB4?
HART aro Re, CONNICTI %CUT.
?MCORP ORATZD MO. CAP 17'..it $1,010,0030.
T. G. MATS, Prod. , 0. U. COIL, Softy
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD, OONNECTICIM
IMOORPOIII477iD 1847. _ C. lAITA;, LISO.KI
TM. Z. BARER, Nest. ORO.V. L 131711. Baer-
INSURANCE in the above old and reli
ab A2
011111111111/ din , be °Maned appliastbek be
- , W. lIIIMLL, Areat,
NEW. BOOT An BEDE
STORE.
WHOLESALE AND DETAIL.
HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFUL.
L2lnfnrm tl;eli Lieu& and Um piddle that Um
dltakad iba Wove button. N the cast lid* of the
Mamma, next door to sr. John lieele's dre goods
state, where thry offer for Bala the - but aimortiod stock
a the aide west ot , New, Yorl4aelectedtrey lout dill
stoat tuntisctortu and Dwight at
Itednoed Prioes •
AND WILL Bi SOLD . - AOCORDINGLY.
Spatial mita hop atm
TO *TER LADIES.
Wlthevit Preir Wrongs. Whew vnald.bo blockaded.
NOONAN it MICE.
mikelsll44l
BANK NOTICE! •
lielstome Natfooid Bank of Et!e 4
CAPITAL, $150,000.
_DIRECTORS: •
lIIILI3I'N MAR, JOBW Ir. Ilt.l
J.
SLUM .111.111114. BIBThII 'WWI •
O. )101ILX.
ORAWO! NOBLL
.1010 11TOWN,
MI above bask will is. oisasni to ti. tranimiii,n
. • ; • togoom OD
Meadey, Dee. Stb, kr PROW Bleri,
-Wed MO ei Miami Soros% sal WILE
1141thears parr; dliaosated. - •
• New rioirot oa Nod% .
Oolkotino mob aid From& aseoluited. "
_
t arialy y.d. as 4 Bs* Rotor *Melt WI oak -
Asa el P.Dllo P0'141160 U roople.figi
cbulutat-tb :lima nisi
, . raiwouina Tartan tad
Int; ?lame lc tomes Patent Simian lisaluess
Met Is sus -Ststargtristaistorsos Ilth and eth Ste,
tdo. pa. (MAW mole to iodic to tie Sisal ides.
Isarill-kr. • • • ._
LIMA& 6101111.4, %% um tiisq•=ai -
Nesaiimami.aggusi._satisagiouatiostioi the%
IM fir/Optima. •
.0.1114,*
Invented by the ee:elmet_ _ ,
This new Earns*. is ellen.] to the pablis he the et a t.itent belief tbet it stir
pluses ell others in use. The Ootrety Commissioners, after assenielag a tuesn•
ter Of kiwis, utionlolonely adopt( d this for the Court lipase, al the but tit.,
*ad seen. Its merits way be ttriely stated se"tellens e .
It does not clog b, dust a (I niches, so uto impede the draft .
-It eye lee put in ; erred lug , ' order in Gee minute!' time.. no =niter bus
let.ce it fwel been in nee - _ - •• ' t •
It bee bbs
. best radio of any Femme constricted, are haling toe
least feel: -
It Is aaiy. eoatrolNd and am: be managed by them moalunaklllid
matter., al' er very little Tsp.:lmm
A single es , ntieatioa vUI satisfy any person Oita great so perinrity.
Call at W. W. PIERCR & Co.'s store, and emu:Wm It. or send lea a putpbat.
PRIMO :No 1, 1—: No. 2, I. No. 8, ll—.
P. P., BTEWART' OVEN 'STOVE
TOR RITITRIL ' AvirsitActys 01 BITUMINOUS , COAL
The Pineal Hall, Parlor or . Siuigq Boon Stove ever Availed.
It Bawer chokes as, always Oros freely, Ir plifaetly tight, as to elsaasetry I
simple taming Grabs vats,'and Is complete in all respects. By VA and as
tbracite ea& are eat be hot la 4/ all the sear tetrad. • .
• Parkas sio I,s,—; s
Craw
Dealers la
GROCERIES AND PROVIMON :~►,
Dried and Sealed Fruits, •
r.ubris & 011.4,
Ship Chondleiy, Boat Stores, &a-,
Pa 7 ZlZArrrs BLOCK, PARR in-;
Abio, Public Dock, Foot of State areal,
lyll. A. (R mronn,
jan2r66-U .1. BYRON TICYTI.
REMOVAL.
GROCERIES! GROCERIE S!
THE Subscriber baa removed hie stock
of groceries from the stand above the Lake St, ••••
Depot to the room in the With Mork on State rho, ,
corner of Fo.ath, where be dill be happy to we Oil
friends and cuat. , mare and fib Mal? orders for goods •
Mock of Grocenes is large and oarfolly ea looted and
.red at the low. at rides roaaiataot with the *rig isa t ,
fl• tartan all in need ef anything In hie line to bit-%
call: ' P. MINX *Div
New Music - Store.
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PIANO FORTES AND lIELODE9As;
Franc the following eatehrsted
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MANUFACTURERS
natality h Sona,Naw York.
Wm. Shaba 8 Co., Daltintora, Md.
Lindeman & Pow, New lark.
, Wm. B. Bruit ury, New York. •
John B. Dunham, New York..
Groveateen k Co. New York.
Geo. A. Prince & Co ,Butta , o, N. Y.
Carbart, Needham h Co.. New York.
Prices. at a Large Discount belay'
facturerli Prices.'
PIANOS FROM $250 TO $160.'
Also, instruction Books and Shoat Muic.
An persona wtsblne a first rata Piano Forte Of N.L. ‘l.•
on, mini:laded to mill and examine our taitnuseut. ce
an purchasing shtewhere.
...Beed'a Block, State street, nearly opposit• tar ,
Oflke. ZEMIN* 31'11
or P. 3.—F:racy faatrnmeatwarranted far r •
may t
Keystone Stove Works :
KANTNACITEEIbe QM.
MOVES & HOLLOW WA.te - :,
Have • lards and extend,* aseertmel. of St." ; ,
Wholad' and &Sad-
Is a first-olaas neat Cook Stott; with or Willteu:
nit, for kard or soft o al, or wood, au`._
BETTER THAN THE STEWART 8L0C...:.
WHEAT SELEAP NEW Ebb,,
Bata low ono Coal Cook Stoves—wits •wood it at • .
eau be awed either for alai or wood. -,
. THE POEEBT .OAR,`
Wlarip Itfl ssawalastiring this co'obratod 14.: •:u
Store for wood—with or 'Mama tesorwcdr...er -
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' THE MENTOR,'
4kw Oval SINK tor Weld. nib la • new Elms•
beautiful t'aelgu. sad now for sale—toptartr *ari
a lam* assortment a elevated Oren Coos '
Parlor Cord; for wood or edal,aad Parlor
arid Oltos SW for wood or arid.
1L•1111 1 31.I4i, D. W. H. WEITIVITS
Zria, Jan. 11
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE OPEN
-A. ID a Clothlog Store on Qv 001111 ff of Fourth u t
State sheets, whine they prof ass to harp IhnOOl 14
hand as good ao auortment of Clothing ao can bikini...
is the city, Scads in the tut manses frog th- best m .
tidal. sad so finished as to afford iittlesetion to ti •
nut inritical-cistomer. Yatlealag &WSW= tali I •
paid to Custom Work, In which broach ire propos,. t
easel all other eitablishinents Uth city. We iilt 5..-
srs3s keep a to. stock of Cloths. Caashnersn, Vitottail,
to from Which outonsets an select to the Tory best
athallitege.
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Mew" degeriptlOD. gorapnilag all .rtlelet In teat lie*.
The Coeds, of Boys will SIM I* in ode* opegielitv. litre
saa all. • B.46Sgttel AN •le LINILIDIIII.
G10.41.3t112 licambu.
Law Cutter with it.tec4b. je2241641
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13 CIO/ lila
la ripady to atilt d down', &daybed to De :4, 1
notaries and Buildings or all kir& ; coosapcto.:
castsrials that Isms , too I the but of Mae year.
imasfattanid oft se 'stint/ dltAraat sad Lem r
lam say ottcsr composition reeliaggla
Fund. trap datable wad at lowcetw• daaselat. . 6 4
ample s ssat fro by sea& &RAW =Olin
No. 17Na diaLuas e llaar Yetkb.
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W 1 01 014 4g.d retell dealers la
11 IA B DAN A.ag- A /11./), AO a S
I°' , r 'r .• ol fent?!
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tfriti :of Btatei'ared -Saws,*
P4.,'
Notre' to call iptiotal ottottios ttithofolltatto:
' " "Ugh' to tbolrstotirt. • .
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EIUE, PENIVA. • .
E. P. Cr.:1.1.7.!?.:,.
Tibbals, Shirk & Whitehead,
T'HE IRON GAT k.
Wi al :o maimfootors tho
New Clothing Store.