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pilfslmtgf $fniind»TtftBbnrgh. PriilRV, July 12,1872.

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HENRY WILSON

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i'ii^ j^i^nt Hnltinioso moiuitobmiK u

.oiio.iiMl on ih i moimiiKof tho

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MI ii>n for two UI>OUH Will mil Hni

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Hi <•(•!<}, iie'iioinmntetl 'II 'OMAS .1! Ii'l'USOM UANDOliIMI, of \ irftiun fo

1) of .Hi f J \

,t,. honor-i, nml ili« nominntioii for JK i

nmnmit dmirmiin of thir f.. oi<ll. <1

ISHIIODPI J)<jm«Miili.«( umnit ion.f t i imi

pntlo JHni'l. K-rmbW in, H< nrtoi T It

0OOL1TTU 'I I K M ] " ! hit v M ( O M i HOY, (ho Cm

cmanti Pl.-tfonn \> tlun s i i p o f ibr

djHiurli the -hem S<.imtoi ]«njsird, and

oihe»r-omniMi( umllif. loDgDtiuoMula,

undeitooL to (jet up i. dobi>to upon tho

pli tiorin, mid liitioduco coif am nuiuud

limit',. Ba* .luso boisterou" fcllov.n

v( re ip<td i l j u p p n s u d , In ouloniig

i1 ml tho Cincnniufi i'l.Ufoim was BUHI

-o% od ol ono gulp

•I hen tamo I ho grand, flubhmelj ndi

mloin ,in<l Bide fphttingaflorpiooo, tho

nomination of lloinco Gicoloy mi the

Lvmoortitic <pndid.it" ioi Jl'iowdpnt of

ZnmiiP, ft tomWo t .t truck tlio building Tho black ol.)iulnlmt out tho liRlit of t)io mil), and tingreat amuhithtfitri) bocuinoii dnrk ii'inght Tho mud blow u linnICMW, andho ram, which fell in teirnuts, \YfInvcn through tho (H1«M of th<> wntilifIIR tumtn, tho »k> hghtu and tnxle l Hi.hniftl.vof tho v.^twii roof, and foil i

ipon tht h.a.lHof thoaiidumi

ilar to that he pa loakj rdu-d to OKOnpo i hemj nliA moment Inter, l ionntr, nml tinHfttmnwns forgotkn in HiognatiBt tA tn mi ndotiH piibtof waul droxo " cloudi)f dimt and RIHMI through the open door-,,«Inch filled tho building and half blnxlt dLho au<lion( o At the next time c timberin tho front gullerj f< 11 and broki1 ie\t n.lrnoB of glass «4»«1 af .« npl . . . t i .« foUfrom tho interior of tho roiitn I t inn tOnly tlwwe who him> thofuuo ' fiuddenilt ulh upon them can iin<u<ino thofnJmi/H of tho ram, v onion i nd clnldion ,uicmblid undt-i the roof of the C'oli

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tboiirot ballot, th nig oulj about

With this performance, the BIIOWended, and tho mountebanks packed uptheir duds and sneoked off home.

Wo state explicitly that there is noth-ing about this convention, from itsbeginning to its end, which u decentDemocrat is bound to respect. It issimply the consummation of ft bargainbetween Democratic and Republicanomce seeKero, eutuuiy regardless of thowishes of the people. If tho rank andfile of tho Democratic party wereconsulted, and could decide betweenGreeiey and such a man as CharlesFrancis Adams, 09'.) out of every 1000would hold up both handa for Adams.And yet, an attempt is to bo made tostuff this nauseous Doolittle-Grcoley-Gratz Brown dose down their throats—and for what? Why, to bout Grant!And why beat Grant ? Simply to enablethis hungry set of Republican and Dem-ocratic office seekers—political cormo-rants—whom the peoplo have been afraidto trust, and have ignored or kicked over-board—to enable these lazy chaps to getback into office again. Will the labor-ing classes and business men of theDemocratic and Republican parties con-eent to be made mere foot balls to bekicked around purely for the diversion orprofit of a few aspiring politicians andoffice seekers? We think not. The peo-ple are afraid to trust such a greedycrowd. They do not eare about thrustingthe hands of Doohttle, and Blair, andJohn Cochrane, and Hank Smith, andBill Tweed and Charles A. Dana into theNational Treasury. Now that this com-bination is completed, and these twopacks of wolves, the prairie wolves ofCincinnati, aad the saddlebacks of Balti-more, have united their lorces, and setup the dismal howl, "anything to b-e-a-tG-r-a-n-t," the people who love theircountry and its prosperity more thanthey do office, will send up the shout,"anything to beat Greeiey," and saveour now xiftp|3y country from psnio unclbankruptcy. They will rally around theold Boldier, who, though he may havemade mistakes, has never made such aconsummate ass of himself as has HoraceOreeley ! They will retain in power tho

be brilliant in ft political office seeker'sopinion, nevertheless gives peace, securi-ty and prosperity to the country, reducesits taxes and pays its debts.

'File Ba l t imore Bolters.BALTIMORE, July 10.

The Anti-Grealey Democratic Conven-tion met this afternoon at one o'clock.The following gentlemen wera nominat-ed by the Committee on Permanent Offi-cers : President Bamuei J. Buyard, ofNew Jersey;_, Yice-Presidents, Z. F.Stokes, of South Carolina ; James Swee-ney, of Pennsylvania; Eara Keyser, ofTexas ; C. Jessie Miller, of West Virgin-ia. Secretaries, James G. Underwood,of Connecticut, and S. J. Chute, of N.York. Tho report was adopted.

It was moved and tarried that a coniittee be appointed to draft an addrcto the Democrats of the country, athe following were appointed : MessMurrell ol Kentucky, chairman, SamuelJ. Bayard of Virginia, M. M. Pomer.of Now York, Gcorgo D. Parker of Viginia, Joseph J. Davis of West VirginiJoseph Leddiis of Illinois, and K. Jfevof Texas.

Death ofJli«5g« Mel'iiam.Judge McCunn, of New York, v,i

has just been removed from office by th«unanimous vote of the Senate of' NewYork, died suddenly from prostration byShe heat, early Saturday morning. Hfi

the despatches also intimate that hjeniayhave died from grief occasioned by his

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pioRinnniK, u o r i d iv nun 1. of thlimi i>n)babl\, in iniy(hiiiR Oilmen

b.o 'nrht out II *u» .>!>. thnt « .i tmi ' in tho IIIRIK td<pr<d mid thm<» wit iKMdl it will i>iol»nl>!> not s,,c»iROI t he night Jutit after t lmaf tmnooi

S ' d ' " th " "i th midst of t

DIO IU etil for

,t thin >nt 'J lit• the

JI tho lnht i

IDK'dMed made a

\eie not behind>nd climbing ov<

-»K through tin ciowded PIHI.H, t h ^added to tho genoml fright Jlnt fen the

Dlncsn anel foiothouglit of a lev. nidiInalH, and especially of Mr Dan Cie.d

fu j , ft panic would him- MIMIC el, tho 10ilts of which would hu\o been mostmontablo The situation was suggest

ive of a great disaster, and thoughts ofthe fate of the firBt Coliseum, a

t trusses, arose in themindt . __„but the building did not quake, aud) out of the Btorm with all its pen-

nons flying. A happy thought of Godfrey's saved tho audience from harm. Iithe height of the terror and confusion,he struck up the Star Spangled Banner,

•hich had tho effect to re-assure theivaying crowd, and order was quickly?sforea. It was a most trying momentnd mado Dan Godfrey tho hero of th.

hour.

A C o m p l i m e n t e d Cand ida te .The complimentary tone of Greoley'

dherenta must certainly be soothingto the sensitive nature of tho Sage.About all the Democrats) who fall intolino take him as Squeers' boys did thei

latutinal mixture of sulphur and treacle,ith wry faces and strange "cusses.

In the Fifth Avenue Conference he wagenerally alluded to as an "emetic.'Schurz eays he is "surrounded by bad,

•f the Rochestethe New York cull to Cincinnati is rep-

;iited as covering his position undersame anecdote as that adopted by

two delegates in the Virginia Conventionyesterday, they "kin eat crow, but theydon't hanker arter it." And "ExtraJilly'1 Smith calls out for somebody,'dogor devil," anything "to beat Grant."

This is the tenor of the enthusiasm evok-ed by the name of Greeiey. Filing up-m the country by a fraudulent and forc-sd nomination, effected by corrupt in-luencoB, ho appeals to the Democrat-c Party for support, and they adopt himn sheer revenge and madneBB, and utter-

ly loathing the man whom they hope to

iple never has been witnessed,and such a fearful rout as awaits them

er has been known. When promi-it Democrats only accept Greeiey be-se they are in a desperate straight,> may be Bure that thousands will•er vote for him.

I, )invi))|f Im n u l i i t i mai

. Ifllt Plffll"!

Good t o n m l n t l o

ii bod>iiiti<ip(it(

I In i d d i n Ilin \inhi-

WcIIIc « r a n l a n d tlio <fciircn.'Ilio follerswnrj; lottr>>, wiittonb> Misn

'oll.c Grant to ^uron Vi.-toun provioin. hoi reri-iit Tisit to WHKIHOI 1'iilnco, 11ubhf'lwelby UiofJan Kmiu'we) C/»,o~.• Ir, hnviiiR b o n rocnvfd thr«iiBlinvato nouropft rt-» mmplie'ity ande.od nonm will bn heartily nppn < i Ucil

"IMVIIM-V'S ITontr,, May, 1S7J"My dear Li.lj un«i cj,1Ooii T am

<inil.ftiriiBf.ed at the. hewn of an official<inc«l, Riun thinugh ft luglt oflicorour Lend Cliainherhiin I tlimk ) to bo

pip^pntwl tojemi Ma]P«tj I shoulddearly lo\( to t e>o you tint T n.tpht tellmj mother ami filhii that I hid bocitlnn he.iieirrd 1 am but i <umi>]( Amen..m ("il th.it 1 am th. I'nw.l.'iit

kind U wholl

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1 1 . < » l e n . p t i M h . d f o r u m . 1 < n , i m i i m t i e i

< l . i > I n , ' i t f o ) ( I H 1 m i l . i n . ! i . i i . h . d (

u b i u b i i n f ( j i | l v h l ' h I e n t . l e . l , ( 1 1 1• ! . . < V i n e .

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nor of ealiiiiKiiH'bufoii tin Amlv , Iired, " I ) . l .miUMtoin , I p H " " ™ " '

.1 up tho banli of tin* Il( \I. |»ot fll/'llt( llld, (I. KM tt (I

- length of the) Nilei J JhOOmilen Ittiol supplied by tho T.Mi|'.iliMkf Hewind within LS0 mih» of th< explore el

both 1. ft e»n tho K,lh of O.-te.boi I'lid ild at riigaiiyemhl Wo qptnt 24 diijf.

Clinstmiu i n ' l V ) ! T ' - i imod e'in^the»Ht Mur.h Hill, leaving I,mnpHtem. att^uiij cmbt to o\ploic noith of Tan> iiKilak, and the romannng ISO m i l fDimliihn m e i Tin twill e.ee-npv tho

V Wiior tiojn /an/ ibni icpoith the> iepti. u of m nil them thionph in) \ r i butl.'i tlint Ij.vnigi.tono wu <ibv<> and['11 nt UJIJI in April and that all th.<

IIiueipoRii r. «ude nts belie se d lh<» r< portI h n ii important ineu'lj m corrobont

i«r tho ntfttem. ni revencd frtim Stanloi Rit . ntiiolv diftercnt route-

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nd )>.,

l i . l in H o b n

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Linn It n

'awl 'nll'thV"piu M>*"< M* 1h.ihiul bun 'hippi'd from Bmlguporton i fieipht limn tothn eit> Vpi>"s(nger cm foi tho.ieeommod,itioti ofUmpe>remntrs i lnui t , «nd attendanti n .ittathtd to tht rcAi of tht ti.mi.

As the train was passing under n•oodway bridge, two miles west of thejity, the bridge fell. The falling tim-ber first struck the platform cars, onwhich were the cages Twelve of thelatter were smashed, and six of tho larg-

traok for several hundred feet with theirbroken fragments.

The caged brutes thus suddenly fre.d

flrs^out'Tol'lowed quickly" b/two'yonnglions and ft wild cat. A valuable tiger,

.tripped kangaroos, and several ofirmils were crushed and instantly

killed. Most of tho OURICR, of which

away, as also.did several of tho smaller

Tho train was promptly stopped and it

drivers had sustained severe injuries.Mr. G. N. Robinson, tho treasurer of the

asleep in'the ticket wagon, which wat-

money in every direction, but ho esciped without a scratch. Tho IOBH to thecompany is estimated at $50,000.

Tho rear car and its inmates escapeduninjured. The spectacle at theinstaut of the overturning of the cages

The monkeys chattering aud screamingBoainpered up the sides of the brok-en bridge, and seemed to eojoy the fun '

The tigers, Blondin and Dick, afterlapping up the_ blood of their less for-

ditch, and disappeared. The bear crip-pled, limped off up the track, scaring

their wits. The conductor, chased by ahyena, saved his life by climbing a tele-

I l o w it is Cabins 3

; view of the conceded probabilitythat Horace Greeiey would be endorsedby the Baltimore Convention, the Demo-

i of New York City who do not pro-pose to be sold out in that manner, com-

ced to move last week On Monday,July 1, a Grant Democratic CampaignClub was organized intho Twenty-secondWard, at No. 815 West Forty-third street,composed of 150 I3c moor tits wlio liuvoagreed to support President Grant inpreference to any other candidate forthe Presidency. The officers are : H. C.Wice, President; D. Kompner and B.Levy, vico-presidents ; I'. Lydecker,treasurer j iJ, LI. ilones, correspondin(T

secretary; W. Mullon, recording Becro-tary. and W. Ijydccker, ficrge^nt-at-

graph pole at a critical iThe wolves dined off the smaller men:

if the happy family, and then dinin the same- direction as thappeared, i _ .._

tigers, and, it is feared after moreOne of the large rattlesnakes was ctwo, but his companions, a bo& comtor and two smaller snakes, wereseen shooting off in the grass tothis city.

As it is known that several of thedangerous and blood thirsty membe

aternation reigns here. To-night a largeparty, armed with guns and revolvers,are scouring '" " ' " * "miles of the £ing for the tri

A CliaisJos- of I

Tho ml IJIANCE, Ohio, July :,.

d Pittsille, on tho Clevelandburg Railroad, took iiro about thiefo'clock on Wednesday afternoon. Therewere twenty mon and one boy in thtmine when the iiro began. Eleven mei.

utuothercd to death. Up to "eleven

been recovcrtul, Xho lire han subsided,

A diwpatoh from Calcutta reports that

Tho club it about to ngage argerooms, and tho names of Democrats onlywill be received, who will pledge them-selves to support Grant, tho people'scandidate The president of the cluboiiers to bet and deposit in any bankthat may bo mutually named that Grantwill be re-elected President,

TSic Turf.—In view of tho recent report thai

Bonner's horse Joe Elliott had trotted amile in 2.15}, the proprietor of Gold-smith Maid, has challenged. Bouner totrot either Joe Elliott or Dexter againstGoldsmith Maid for from flvo thousandto fifty thousand dollars, on any regular

sylvamaorMawyork.—aG^oldytmtlis m&itj fooct^ri .' J\ great

trotting match took place at MeoiwoodPark, Tuesday, at, which "AmericanGirl" beat "GoLdsmith Maid," "Lucy"»nd "Henry," in threo straight heat?.Time. 2:21, 2:10}, and 2:24

LOUISVILLE, Ky., July C

named Norris, while lighting a hall pre-paratory to a theatrical performance, letfall u coal-oil lamp in the midst of agroup of children. The lamp broke.

tion and setting the clothing of the child-ren on fire. The little sufferers ran wild-ly through the hall, and before the flumeswore extinguished three little girls wereso badly burned that they died in sevenhours. Nome was also badly, but notfatally, burned. It is said he was dtunk.

His ts to Wri ters for Newspapers

than they cau insert, and more tt.au theyl(i insert if Hi.i.v oonM. It is a toilsome tank,'-ot Juno day, to read page after page of

suitable for publi-to find ~- "Much clmtt ia sifted

.fj-oodwlicat. To ail whojuid be contributor!) to The Methodist,

say a few words in (t friendly audmilliner. We are always glad '1 articles. We never had, andt to have, too many of them. Fitif any kind i;) Hcarce—especially

deutial

ir'a judgment only, but in. . . _ i of decided intellectualjility often make a signal failure in writing aiwupapor article. The article id good in itaelf,it ia ttio tony or too deep to be acceptable '

•lie c .itiility oft

tony or

Sect. L Study deeplyL and "ivrit^Thoroughly,''

verfiy which distracted the Church for cent

tion to Church history, but 'bend it wherebelon ft—to some Quarterly Review. A frag-

but in building up. Give your own views rath-ar than set up the viowa of an imaginary oppo-

i d t i h lg y p

hant ly demol i sh th

ber this hint. Bettera monopoly of contention,vity. Do not give processlt A i d long prefaces

play p y u ideas with force and brety. The compact Grecian phalanx in the daof old was more than a match f all th hty. Tof old

F

act Ge th

palanx in thetch for all the h

_ ._ ;h : Hence, labor on style. Men of githoughts sometimes lack tbe patience totheir thoughts into suitable forms of cxprion. They fall to do the polishing workwhich success often depends. The gold ma'" - J ' - —' - - polished c

h froivapapar

rough

ore ; but because It L ._ „sible to give it a circulation. Hence we

Fifth : Be- patient. Months may pasyour article appears—perhaps it may m

rcjeeted!hS !mwu-"\u^

Tho Longfcllow-Bnssett Race .The great excitement in. sporting

circles last week was the raoe at LongBranch between Bassett and Longfellow,two unci onG-Iiftlf miles. Our reportsays that Bassett ied on the first mileand a half, the betting being two toin his favor before the start. At theend of the first mile and a half the confi-dence of the Bassett men was strand they werdenly, how

nthusiastic. Sud-r, old John Harper's hoi

began to reach out, passing Harry, and

coming in amid a perfi^ot tumult o^ apr

plause full twenty lengths ahead of Me.

Daniel's favorite animal, and thus win*

ning back again the laurels of tho turf.

The distance was made in 4:3-1.

otighly h

mirage in Missouri—Driven irmHome for Opinion's Sake .

u , B u n u^ u <.™, . , .? ,„. ST LOUIS, July 8.I Ilev. Thomas Callahan arrived he. _

ANOTHER GREAT Finn IN THE TUBKISH j f r o m Centerville, Mo., and reports thati .u'iroL—ON*. TUocsAND iiorsES ^L- [ o n tbe night of the 26th of June, sevenHEADY DESTiiovEu. I disguised men entered his house, drag-

LONUO.V, July 5. g ed his sick wife from her bed, gave him4. dispatch just received from Conatan- -| seventy-five lashes on the bare back, and

tinople bnugy news ol a terrible confla- ordered him to leave the country withingration now raging in that city. Ono ten days under penalty of death. Het h d houses in the poorer <iuwter, charges that he has been thus persecuted

of S c u t u r i hf td a l r e a d y , b ^ h i R e p u b l i c a n a n d b e

n no raand house

been destroyed when the telegram was j he knew who recently burned the Rey-forwarded. s>o indication was given that I nolds county court house to destroy thetho nro was under control, and farther j records, so as to payer up the frauds indetails are anxiously awaited, > }ana t i t l e 8 Oftrried on by his persecutors,

tli the

Triad'

1 bo-wr> proudhi., imto of mi.e. I think it tlin right

NilQ m . n returned tho folio

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The People's Magic Cough RemedyPEKCT'S

ADIRONDACK !

IRE ARMS COMPANY'SPRICE LIST BARE CHANGE FOR AGENTS!

• ~KNT8. we will pay you $40 pervr«?k in cash,1 w(" enisaife with u« AT O»O« Bver>ttiin((

DAUCHY £ CO.MONTH eo-IIy mode

il and K y r O h k D^ I ^ M S S K

MY JOLLY FRIENDS' SECRET !

EYE AND EAR DISEASES.

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"THE BOME OF THE BRAVES"

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EMPIRE STATE!

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DNLY FIRST-GLASS EIFLES!

E7ERY GTJN AS EEPRESEHTED.

irget Companies furnished aFair Rates,

il the m u a l d l « c o t t t h di

WELLS' <1RBOLI€ TABLETS!F3R COUGHS. SOLOS AHO HOARSEMESS.

IAUTIOII ^;;I:''^;%

EAf PBKATE. mo«T DURA-BLR AND RELIABLE ?

"DOMESTIC"3EWM8 MACHINE.

TIM e v « Faiihful Domuitlo.U*.!B B Sirslaht Nxedle.Tbo most Darable and Uoliable.

nlon Drop Leaf.Parti Bxpnaltlon.

)o the "oldest" Mac!

rca»o or salus 600 par cent, within the l i t t year.

FOB BALE AT

66 Margaret St., Plaltsbnrgh, N. ¥ ,Also, AtKEESEVlLLE and PBBTJ,

l¥!a H1CKOK, Agent,i89t Clinton and Suax Oonntie*.

1872, NORTON'S BLOCK 1872.

EAST IHD OF THE BRIDGE, BRIDGE STREET.

C. F.NORTON & CO.HAVE OS HAND

A Large and Splendid Stock of

Dry Goods, Groceries,Crockery and Glass Ware,

Stone China Ware, Common Ware,

STONE WARE, WOODEN WARE,

Kerosene Lamps and Fixtures,

Provisions, Flonr and Feed

-AND-WH1 be Sold at the Lowest Prices.

AID fo

IP nnd krop Coughs aod Colds »way.

IS: X IV G ' 8 O I L SFOR -WORMS.

k 8UKK tiKMKDY. A 0UKE QUAEANTBBD.

* GEORGE'S

Marlborough Condition Powdersf

N I»TICIC TO CO If T R A C T O R S . — DELiW A K E A N D flUDHOM C A N A L COHfl

NV-COXBTaUCTIOS O f NEW YuHK A N _CANADA itAlLKOAD.—Suiiletl pri.po»-t<t* will be

ih pros 'lh« map*, pruUl^s. plans and flptcliica-

v/hme hlank proposals will be lumlshcd.Proj exit)" should be aealud and indorsed ''Proposals

for N. Y. 4 O. K.K., and addressed 10 th<. uodersiga.

Tho right Is re«erved lo r.-jttct any or all proposals

NOTICE: IS HBCIKHV QIVK« TO"THtJiockholdi-rs of tho Adironduc Twine Uo tha

a rnretli-g of tho 8UWBh»lders of said Company wilbo held »t ih« office ot sal<J Oompaoy, In K«e«uvlli«" - - York, on thu 27th day of July u*xt. at 2 o'cloc

II. A. HOTJGHTON, r

PHYSICIAN'S PEESCEIPTIONS@AREFUUi.Y COMPOUNDED

At all boura of the Day and Night fry aCompetent Apothecary.

A LARGE AS80RTMBNT OFPERFUMES AND FANCY GOODS,

BOLE AGENTS FOR

PISO'S CURE FOE CONSUMPTION

Robertson's Liquid Dentifrice.

A inrgo Block of OALIFOKNiA WIN2£a ja»t

J. PSJiCY & SON,

S04 Flatisbursjh, N. Y.

^REPAIRING SHOP!

ry variety ot tiowlny Machine paumted. All workwarranted. M « b l n e . aunt hy Expregi. SUge or otherwine, will ruoeiva prompt uuoniion aud bo-returnedin aood woriinu ordor.

Puraona winhing to t w o tholr maohlncs examinedat their homta before takon for repairs, cau do ro by

H U G H R O S S &

HARTWELL 8c MYERS,A G B N T 8 FOR THK

Fire and Water ProofPLA8TIC 8LATB

ROOFING MATERIALS!

!. DAN DHOW * CO.

QlrUwtshlng to go to Cotton Mlllo—farca pald-W ^ a

I > l e M e " * ^ B - ANGELL, Forw^rting A ^ ,

•fJt&Vf I S E W ! N E W ! S E W I

EVERYTHING SEW AND NOBBf

New Carriaores !

New Horses

I , TROMBLY, Agent,

and CorneUa Strtjut», whons he 1B prepared, to

rst-cla«8. 'i'he pubtio are requested to ceInn for incmneWei.has also Utted up a shop, convealent i

stabli'8, where be will attend to

Blacksmlthing in ail Its BranchesA T THJS bHOKTJSST NOTICiS.

T BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE,CKSTABlflBaaD IMS)

ro itlargaret Street, P iut t sburgh , N. Y,The undorslgned be s leave to call the attention

jf ilie uubllo w nl» laollltlw ior sieoutlng every va.

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,La experience of o

JO given to orders by m

eads. Letter and Nole HeatU, Envelopes,

nf*, Busineig and Addrrsa Cards, CircuJa

Forwarding Tag* and Card»t $ct &>c.

l 76 l

Iron in the Blood k| The Peruvian Syrup

AN IRON TONIC.

Sold by Druireist* Sener»Jlj»

p o t t S A L E !

HTAVB MACHINE with 3-4W, 16 loebes

K N I N Q LATHK. to rooke Churns, Palli

< S T A B I < I 8 I f K D

SSchiTyler Falls

HARNESS SHOP!K S T O C K WJUTANTLY

G£OBGE l iEET.

^SGINK FOR SAI.K I

^ good p O B T ^ B L ^ * ^ I N ^ na s

1 n ° oo 7 | 0

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K y i " Falls, May 8, Wit. ' ' 981

Vo°of oV*'nt. P | Dr. HaynesXtia Receive Him

PARCHMENTS

IN TUB

EMPIRE CiT\ \

F. E. SMITH & CO'S *

GRU8HED WHITE WHEAT.

Porridge. Miitrl and BreSkfial °DUh. " " '

i'or BJilo at the Mill* aijd by Urooera generallythrnushout tha country.

relatm8ato It . preparation Sent lroe.° I P *'"''' ° Q

Even thontih he hns visited-at greater-D tlmoanrl money, tbe other principal (JHie>t

is first Oonrte of Medical Leotures twenty-oneyears since.

There Is space for bat a few oi his large number

A REMARKABLE CASE.Cases of this description are acknowledged to be

if tha mo«t difficult to cure In the whole range of5ye Surgery. T. Wharton Jones, P. R. B., says inits Surgery of the Kye. "The prognosis is trwtr

unfavorable, i, decidedly bad, Ire And so «ay otherlthori and surgeons -hot mark tha result of treat-ent hy Dr Haynes.

It Is not a physic, which may elve temporary re-M to the sutlerer for thu first, few do»e«, W Wbicb,

tored liquor, which, linger the poimlar nai

-erel/a rem^dle^nt SisTmoiit piwi»»nlFo a n d A l t e r a t i v e * pronounced so by the

as been long used by" the landing phyeiol»ncountries with wonderlul remedial reroltt.

Dr. Wells' Extract of Jurubtbaret»ln« all tbe medlclnsl virtues pep.ullar to the plmatand raa«t bo ttken a» a permanent curative a-—

~ l h t r « w » n t o f BO)Ion In your iMpieen 1 DIJIUB. relieved at once, the

ing «crofulou» or skin dl»ea«es, blotchei, fe'iortnlei, canker, pimple*, &c, 4c.

Tufee Jarubeba to olean.o, purify and :inn vitiated blood lo healthy action.

Have you * Dyaprptlc Stomach ? Unlesst}]ifs<lun i» promptly aided the «y«tem IK drbilitatadwith losi of Tital force, poverty of the Blood, Drop-»lcal Tendenry, General Weakness or La«situde.

Take It to >Mlat Digestion withoutrcactlon.it willImport youthful vi*or

Ilsvd j o u weattik n e s a o f tbe IntestineChronic Dlarrhtaa or thedre•' Bowels. %

e you w e a k nry Organ* 1

• of tbe Cterlire loaun

"Finafiy it »ho'uld he freqneptly taten to keep Isjstem In perfect health or you are otberwi»« .frreat danger of malarial, miasmatic or contaglouB

-'q. KJILLOGG, 18 Ptatt St, Sew York.°~<- *-••- ' - the ijDiied Btates.

Oirou'ar 8»0w4!e Agent foIe. Send ro

WALTER A, WOOD'S

IRON FRAME MOWERWAS BROl'GHT OUT I,AST T S A R

and a sufficient number of them weru putwork lo every variety of crop, and on every vatla- ' —-faee, to thoroughly l"st them. In calling a

m to this Mower we desire to any we believe

Simple, Durable, and Efficient GrasiGutter!

id's Harvettlng Machines tb

to abide the xegolt of his j

WOOD FRAME MOWER,- A L B O , -

WOOD'S IMPEOVED SELF-RAKE

REAPER.without Mowin

Farmers: We ask yon to Examineour Machines before purchas-

ing: any other!

kept by JOHN RBA, Bant Bdekmuntown, who wlbe able to do as thorouuh repulra as oaa be doue a

^For^'ircu'lars, or further Information, adoren

MOSELEYS6 STODDARDPOULTNEY, VT.

Local Agents in Clinton and EssexCounties:

I .7J1AN THOMPbOS, South Plattsbargh.

JejHN BKA. Kant Beekoianiown.

B. G ' S W I N B U B S , Kuuses Point.

THOSH

HKF FKttNA N^ Mo^rs.

8A U USL UAYNK8, Baraaac.

^'K. ' B iKNK-re , ejro'wnpolut.V. L. KKKD. Moriuh Centie.

Kr Iiflrreporteded from

ary, (ofw» bad k

l d

f the troth of xioe of the cut*nowiaoae, tbongn they had pssa-.) From tlxw reporti, we weree that oor daughter mi*tjt poisir daughter mi*tjt poisi

i; be saved trom orooming blind. We had sooahtfor her the advice and treatment of medlaal tonUe-men of coneedfd ability, and yet her eaaeeoiltiraeito get worse, and from what we learned of the dis-ease, from the Doctors, we despaired othernerbeing helped. The disease waa krjdwn as Amawa-

disease of the Optlo Nerve, or baok part of tha

e Unitv of naeashould b

tions not to give an unfavorable opialo

^d e tt o

P ne r?S f o r ' h e h a d ^ e n P a l

Overta#ktD{ the eye*, oy kerow&e llgut ana con*Inntns tonse them afttr they ware very weak,

brought on th* disease in question, for three y e a n

Hajnes entered into

prospect of

ch-crlecu, that we encasedwere ftatistied some uood w

o a critical examinationwhich he did not (eel w

^ ° r k e d 8 t o t 0 h I h m

ing beirij

%

^in a l |oYof | t l^ l

: bsnefiUed, and the prosp

e encased to pay notbtng b«fon%ebe received* ICoi^y

did not seem uppermost in the Doctor1* mind, and

conscience to do what we felt was right as betweenns, & c W e placed her under his advice and treat-m n l , though we anticipated tittle more than here-tofore, bnt we were happily disappointed, for webad the p leasnreof seeing a s hnprov-menUn hergeneral health <with bat now and then a relapse,)and also In her Kye sluht for tbe two years she con-tinned p n d e r . h , . treatment, and now w e ^ r e . -

or, for cavlnii her from becoming blind, which.

"— "-e affllowd,) may be ample excuse for to long a.• w a a i e gratefully ana truly your»,

LAVISH* i ) * s s .

In January, 1885, 1 cootructeii allitht fnflammatioa

jHcame chrouic, and for a long time my caLe^a*

o New fork city for treatment in the fall of"l886,

md remained three munths without having a cure

— , _ — tooer, 18*8, f. . _ , under Hay.e . 1 treatment. At that timeone e>e waa Buffering from ohrooic irjflammation,with a tllm over the eight, which caused such a de-gree of blindDess that I could only distinguish light

In a fow weuk» my case had propes»ed to wallthat the Doctor sent me to school, whioh 1 was able

school and still my eyes grow stronger.JAMJS D o n * .

8. Haynes, M. D. :

D S M R S I B : -Tours ol

your bill i« very modtyou p e r s o n and than.

M. Boran being a mahad been to the expenaesd bin son to New Yhave his son grope Inready and willing toilhundred* more to send

• theVthlnst., with bilf . f ire-Und draft for the sane , * • *

K you for your klod attention.poctfully Yours,

in of intelligence, though h e

se of hundred of eJolian to

ork city, yet rather than todarkneii through life, waa

near the further expemoofhim iato thu VnUeyof I*ake

Champtaln with the hope per chance of obtaininghe'p for hl« son. Andhia willingness to pay,

what Is worthy of mark, ae&coupled with bis gratitude.

IS T E A K S OF B L I N D N B 8 8 C U B S D .

' When I wa» three years old I bad the measles.

to me, hut 1 hiid to irrope iu darkoeu, and movemostly by the sense of feeling. It waa fifteen longyears from the time tbac my eyes became affeoiedto the time when f was fnduceM to apply to Dr .B.Haynes. But I am grateful In being a1)le t o write ,that after bavlnK been under treatment fora tewweekF, my sight is perfectly restored.

.antown, N. T., F a b " ™ 1 8 « ! M " ' ^"'^

^ f i ^ e r of^the^aid Abigail, J . B, Pardy,

her caao, said: " I f yoa cure her e>r help her?"'*'1?!/*)*:. 1 T a , , An(J b e d l d

:erlsllc of the mso, and

SS Y K A B 3 DBAFi \K9Sby Dr. B. Hayne* la a man 74 years of age in

1S63. TM$ letter isgtvan to Bhow that tbe cure waananent one. A good deal of interest was man-

D s i a 8 i a : - M r Murdock came here last spring._ b*v« sceo 11m at public places with his spe . t in*horn la his hand; hav« Bousht an opportunity o fconversing with htm. Thi . week I fiSTm companywi»h him and inirodoced ih«I «ubject of dtqfnon. I

' him a very ready talker, aud after questioning

..ten treated, 1 formed the opinion that he hadnot met with the right person. I then told o f y o n rauccesttal treatment in my case, and the opportuni-ty I bdd in seeing many others under treatment, and

im,'ha»eJ'you*seiid your Prescriptions. J told Mm

oureeir. ltald°h\m heb^d batter write and giveou the particulars of his case and I would towardi to you! I now enolose tlie same. Now, ilr, it i«

stud In matting a trial for his deafnesd. Ii yoa

WAV. COMPSTBST BLiCK3MITH, ftre a new Shop and ifopd opening.

'eru, N. T.. June 4, IfN. LAPHAM. & SONT.

n1 SOAP.onstant supply, by the barrol, n*lf barrel or, for sale by S. DUKSBS,

«0 Water Street, Pittsburgh.Caah paid for good hard-wood boose Mhem.

hly interesting Ca»o. The imporUnce of thosubject Is reason uudlotont for giving the following

uotation from Mr. Bosworth's ktter. For manythers, like him, have been taught to look upon dla-

laws as ilia of other parts of the body aad suffer on,

Osinrui!!, Dec 80th, M l .IUTNSS :-After reaching home I commence*

„ , , „ , jour medicines amwding to dlructions, and)continued to do so until I tboaght Ulsnt wotOd bono further oeoeMity as I soon felt as welt as I ev«Jitt in my h/e and continue to feel so yet, my throat.

o btialL rtffht, for which L feel T«rv,««F>ttb&uk>.. . —d hope 1 -ball continue to fed a* well as I do.

at present, • » » • Koolowd ,au wtU Bad Kollars tit part payment, will elthor Mod or brine'

you the balance ™on^.ctfuU y o o ^ ( i

Wn. BoswokTB-.

WhydoBS Dr. Hayne» 7 »lt PlrtUbaigh oa

the FIRST and THIRD TUa3DAY8 of each,

th 1 Antwtr.' Ta aa.»8 expenae in Uau «ad>

;y to tboaa who can ill afford an extension ot

the Journey, if possible to prevent It. Hence being

ed In man; oasea to return by Bill or Bo«V

day.