The Indiana Democrat from Indiana, Pennsylvania • Page 7

CMo aii Prssissociation WM. L. Agent. OOice tSazatto Building, Cor. 6th Aw.

and Smithficld Street, PrrrsBUiiGiT, PA. ncentfor the cf.il in that City. Advertisements taken nt our lnwest fcrins. 1ST I Senate SXDIAXA Tlio fallowing is the iinofliri.il in Indiana County, viz: ISTi Gov'nor -5 i DISTRICTS. Ar i iffi) Armasl! secure insertion, all AdvcrtiKO- ments or other matter must ho in by 3 o'clock, Tuesday afternoon.

(illl II" follow! alMiViliO New iiKi'i-i-M tins Carlisle's Ono r.rt-.-a Cash Imrah, Pa. i Manhattan SHrins: IJfd-'ihouipwn A Great Ch.ii.gi> in Auler. XotU-o-l'lunivillc Hall Association H. Aiul- Green M' IT I 9:1 Kill Mil ll.V 11(1 Slji VII 1S1 Wil 34 (Vvj S.V| 22 SRORt'S. Gun Bl lU-svillo latter by reason ol' sonia unfit: circumstances mislaid.

TDK Brass Band di.i noi scnmado iiinv Congressman 0:1 Tuesday night. JAI-KSON elected di-nt Judpe AruistroiiR county over both GnUk-n Painter, by a majority of SOC. G.i'Kl fur Jack. lid Tiscas was on C''fiC l.v SCS; Washington 1C. XVhuiilSrl'l w.

I3i. ISC: 173 1U7 Ell -i iij 117i 35 OrtoliratPd Hay Elevator I'irst I'roiniuin at tuo State Fair held ili.syear, ana nlsti took first tv.iuiity fail's. exchanges, with a is have been filled for tiii'fc wvvki iiy "Soutbc'rn vi being over, will 'n 1 ftt'theni. "ralauiit.r" now will tli-t the fsrmci-s of Indiana count have p.iy fnrall the "nils" burned iii tiio daring tho Where is TJUT iieef" of Harry White did jiot sit well tipim the stcuiachs of some of onr Kepubli'-an friends. Too much at Marion, and too much "lire" water Cookport.

VI'M. PITSCAX of tiic firm of Fluclo DUIUM'II, left ior 1'hiladfrlpbia on Tuesday evening last, for the purpose of buying the of Dry Goods, Grocries, ever brought to Indiana. GKX. his cxeiting "rua" through ibis eoiiniy on Saturday Eight, or Saiiliath iiiorning, by upsetting .1 IJBgsr Mr. Ewing, the livery man.

He e.sranoii williout injury biu Ihu top purt of tl.e vehicle was a total wreck. SOME person seJ. fire to the WiM-i-ihmd ijf White on Hie day of the clef.iit.u. 'i'lia fire hris been raging since, nr.ci has res-uliad in tlie destruction of a Jargo amount of timber, fences, Ac. The tire burned itself out.

Ax excursion tniin arrived here on Sab- evening having on board the Superin- of the Ponna. Division and tho road Supervisors, on a tour of inspection. They trok snpjier nt the "Lewis Umise" anil left the next morning. Dave missed ihe train in 'the morning. entisert heart.

HOMER CITY Martin L. taken charge of old C'ribbs at Homer, nnd lias thoroughly ro- littcd and tho Fame. It is one of most comfortable hotels in the county, cviirrthini; clean, neat and tasty beside t'hf table is spread with tlio best the market aflbrds, nil scrvod iu good style. We consider it a improvement and assure our iriends who may have occasion to stop at Hiyner, that Mr. Willetfcs will entertain them iu style.

SAD HrsTixci Friday af- tiynoon last, S. Robinson and L. A. SJraJv, of Jefferson county, -wert'out limiting Gears school house, miles irr.ni that place-, and their L-tins jwiiir.iit a 'ms while gathering When Mr. HubinsoTi went to ijis triwi'T on tlie it v.cr.: latins effect in li.s lit but a lew luinntos.

Uo vevv wnrtliyyoniig gloom "i.ijv.Titir.n of the Sabbath church -nek. It was a --er 200 Uul- jr. riiiif 'ins of rc-pivsHiitecl by It. Mrs. Jv.uiutl Mis.

II. IJo. Wolf, Mrs. Geo. K-ilfla riildcbrand.

Miss Otj't. Crops David The convention ivas harmony, t'OSIMl'XHCATIOSfS. EL.VIBSVH.L13 ITK.MS. On Saturday evening last a party of suven received a box iu the Express omco. They in the direction of the stock yard.

but the desire to know what it contained was with one of tho party Jind he resolved to know. Accordingly ho deposited it on the ground and jumped ou it breaking in tho lid, and there quietly lay a jug. lie at once made a raid on it, drew the cork, and all hands went to work. It was passed around twice; each took a strong pull and a long pull, and one gallon of whiskey had set of individuals you never saw. The only wonder now is that they did not eat the box.

and the jug iu their anxiety. A party of young men started out on Saturday evening to have some Hollow Eve fun." They were met by the Constable who informed them he had a warrant for the arrest of certain parties, aud as the gave him the authority to summon the posse comita- (tts, to his aid, he was obliged to press them into service, which he did, and the anticipated fun -was thereby lost. There were some long faces bt they had to care. WE regret to announce the sudden and unexpected death of Mrs. Mary McClain, the wifo of Mr.

C. C. McClain, of this Borough, which occuarcd at her residence at about i o'clock p. Wednesday, Nov. 4th.

The deceased was a most exemplary lady, aud her sudden death has caused deep regret. Her maiden name was Mary Beynolds, a daughter of Maj. Wm. Reynolds, of Bedford, aud she was aged about 5U years. Tire funeral will take place on to-morrow.

A SEIUOI-O Arrr.AV.—Ou Monday eveu- ing Mr. William Mitchell, the Chief of Police of this place, was assaulted and seriously cut with a pocket knife in the hands of a young man named Robert Gamble. Mitchell attempted to arrest a brother of his assailant, when ho was attacked by both the brothers, Robert striking hiffi with a knife in the right shoulder near the shoulder biaile. Mitchell's wounds were dressed by Dr. St.

Clair, and ho is reported to be improving. He made a narrow escape. Tho young men, Robert aud Gamble were arrested soon after the affray by ISurgess Smith, John Weir and J. E. Coleman, aud are now in jail.

Mitchell has made an information against them for felouious assault aud battery. mutch game- was played ou grounds cf tlie club last the Kanjjers of Elder's and the club, which re- in a victory for the SitlUburs club. We append the score: fiAI.TSIiURO. Clark i' 4 'Donaldson IV. Cattfisnu HeO'icriion -Mnilli Killer 4 (inill '4 -I it UruV' Tot Fly c.it Jlangcrs, '2.

Jos'o liakcr; Dick Henderson. Taj: hLiiHorr oi cily and ha a I limit on Saturday last a to we wern invited. It was out pmvcr lo iit taking supper wifli couijwsing the parties uii FnJuy last, at llio hotel of Mr. 1 of tlie respcstivo wri'f, C.ipt. Mariin Kicr and Jumes party conit.iar.dcd by th(i iiittur winning tho supper by bringing in the largest amount of game.

Jn all thii parties killed JOO squirrC'ls, 1 rit'HM'jn, an 1 2 skunks. 1'ho i skunk liMiitfl's to busivc''i by a vote. It is iv- i tijal a scrub hunter, who "i at the lail cud ol'oiu: of tho par- L'ijL'SluJ ill Theso to have anottier hunt bu there to up aud Mrs. was all'air. and jiaffed oil' very i.l'.

TO SA.V1C il'jNiCV, Inky uocids Jro.n tho I iliin week ut Wilsim Satton's. ELOPEMENT CASK IN CLARION elopement from the Exley farm near Mertena, this county, was thtisly: Bill McCormiek pumped old Eslej- well, nud In course of time George Barber brought his wife and only child aud "settled" near Bill's shanty. Bill changed his boarding house, and lived with Barbers. The youthful Bill was tall, and dark complexioned, and had great attractions iu the eyes of the young wife, and vice versa. Barber took notice, and said to Bill, "get out of Ibis," 01- words to that effect.

Bill resolved, it seems, not to go out into the cold world alone; he wont to Franklin for a carriage, and came back with it to Barber's in dead aud silent hours of Monday night, October 19th. Barber was pumping his "tour" upon a well, and safely absent. Tho frail, fair wife was gorgeously arravcd in extra finery, which doting husband bad unwittingly provided her from his bard earnings, "regardless of ex- peuye," for this remarkable occasion. The trunks were already packed; everything was ready, only that tho poor littla two- year-old baby was awake, and would be alone. Tlie night waa cold and frosty, and cry or something.

But the tact of it. ind loving mother is eqmU an a kinu 'Ike this. This mother met tlie emergency -v-eet promise to her pretty difficulty by as. tho cold and dark- child, she left it it forever. "Ma ness, turning her back 01.

'-nio candy." is going bye-bye to get Mil. "-'audai- How very ou frctionatn! This was at two o'clock Tuesday morning, aud at half-past Jivo the saino morning, there entered the National hotel at Franklin, the aforesaid Biilandthe candy-seeking mother, claiming to be husband and wife. At the same hour poor little Minnie crept up stairs to where lay a hard working, sound sleeping boarder, who hud heard not a breath or a stir of the leave- taking or aught else, and woTce him with tho crj' of, "Minnie cold." took tho shivering little creature into bed, and asked her where her "Ma" was, when sha innocently repeated tho last words of her absconding mother, "Gone byo-byo lo get Minnie candy." Tho "frisky couple," as tho Den-id: calls them, stayed all Tuesday forenoon in Franklin. Bill was trying to borrow money; he had a check for thirty-five dollars, but he could not get currency for it, ns it was dated two wcaks ahcail. mtnictary troubles have- begun so early with them, they find that the course of even such love don't always run very They went from Franklin to thence tn Corry, no doubt to Chicago.

Tho deserted husband was in full pursuit, only onr: irain bshiml tliem, purposing to bring upon the guilty Bill the sorest treatment that the case will just i Clarion Khatle of color which seems decid- odlv most in favor this autumn is the very bluish KUudc of gray called liiissian gray. Sleci is tirmthur of the Niiujc, agrees.well with tho bend embroidery' now so nincli in favor. It would bo 'an error, howtner, to that the bonding will bo lasting. It often vtnnox, but never lasts very long. The fact, is, jet bends in mod- eraiion, arc elegant andcll'ectiva, esjiscially uiion dull black r.ilks and black velvet, but beading to any gnat extent, ami especially Ktecl glass beading, not good Ijsle; nnd so liimiglr.

Iliny mtiy bo carried awav for a while, by nf fashion, ladies of rert! taste soon give up beading wbcm it verges, fliu bad. From fh-mofcsl's JVyr. THE woman and mnu who picked up small dog belonginR to Mr. David-Simm residing on Philadelphia stieet, ill please return it immediately, ancl trouble, as Uiey are known. M.

BLACK DESIST, INDIANA, PA. Office in Boadenuamer'a Bow. 28w4 GO TO HALL'S if-yon want io bn'y a first-class Cigar. YOU can Save money by buying yonr Clothing at tho Red Front. HOOTS A SHOES-CHEAPEST and BEST at Wilson Button's.

25w2. Goods CHJ3APEST at Wilson it Button's. your poUitoos to FISCUS BUGS. Goods'this week at McAllaster it extra bargains. and cheapest Boats and Shoos at tho Red Front.

A FIRST class new $500 Piano will be sold lbrj35U. Apply at this office. 20tf. BOOTS and SHOES very cheap at WILSON ASUTTOS'S. '-lSw2 cheapest at the Rod Front.

mado Calf Boots only five dollars every pair warranted at the Ked Front. C-VSH wanted by Fiscus Turkeys, Chickens and arrival of NEW GOODS in this WILSON SUTTON'S. stock of Hats just received at the Red Front. Gloves, Gloves very cheap at tho Red Front. "Gov.

heaviest Cook Stove, tho least money at Geo. T. Hamilton's. ANOTHER GRAND OPENING of New Goods this week at WILSON it TON'S. TWELVE town lots in Homer.city for sale on private terms by J.

B. Sansom, at this office. 9wtt and Boys Clothing verv cheap at tho Red Frout. Cassiincres, and Wool Blankets this week at McAiiaster Shadrach's. Purgative family jibysic; Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders, for horses.

TAKE your wheat and buckwheat, to Rees K. Ellis, nt Homer City Mills. The HIGHEST i'KICES are paid by him. Al of Flour will do well to patronize the Homer City Mills. Good flour and large turn outs per bushel All Rees' work is guaranteed.

27w2 LARGEST stock aud ORE A-TEST varietv ot Stoves, at tho Star Stove Depot of T. Hamilton oiwtt. POTATOES bushels of Potatoes wanted by Fiscus lor which the highest market price will be paid FISCUS BKOS, in cash. Yarns, Wool Hose, all Wool Flannels, Children's Fancy Hose, new and cheap tiiis week at McALLASTER SHADRACH. forget that W.

B. Hildebrand has tho largest stock of School Books Stationary, and sells them at Lower Prices than any "other house in the county. -Ihat is a positive luct. Gw 5 crowds that collect at McAllaster Shadrach's to get the bargains, still there is room, come on, come all. LOOK AT YOUR date upon each mail subscribers paper will tell him exactly how his account stands.

We want the '71 and '72 men to come to tho front at once. Skirt-, at 75 cents; down from 90 cents. Felt Stirts at J1.25, worth as compared with usual prices and extra bargains all through our stock. MCALLASTER SHADRACH. "OH my but School Books are dear!" That is because vou did not buy your School Books at W.

B. Hildebrand's. He positively sells School Books cheaper than anv other house iu Western Pennsylvania. will bo no further postponement of the Fifth Gift Concert of the Public Library of Kentucky. It will take place positively November 30th.

Wo state these tacts iu answer to numberless lottors from subscribers. only complete Prescription arrangement in Indiana county, is to bo found at tho old and reliable Drug Store of 13. Hildebraud. None but tho purest Medicines are used and dispensed only by competent persons. Xo EXTRA CHARGE FOB extracting, when you order teeth at 278 Ponn avenue.

Best sets ou vulcanite aud Dr. Quiucy A. Scott warrants that you can oat with them, and that they are superior to any made in the city for SCHOOL of persons have availed themselves of the popular prices at which W. B. Hildebrand is sell- iug School Books.

Remember our prices arc lower than any other house in Western Penna. 2Sw3. and Revolvers, in Indiana county, are to be found at W. Hiidebrand's, at prjcss lower than olsbwhcro. Two handsome building lots, in West Indiana, fronting ou Railroad street, will be "Id, cheap, 'i'ljov are wull fenced and lay dry.

A'vory handsome location high fpsidenco. Terms jiaya- forapriv. the balance in three years, hie SiOO cash, yw8 Apply at this ou. good HOUSE LOT FOB A Ifor- property on Railroad street, near inal School Building, will be sold roasouablc. Tlio house is a good now frame buildiiiii, full lot of ground.

Title perfect. Price $1,300. One half cash. Inquire of J. B.

Saiisotn. Nov. 5, tf low prices at which W. B. Hildebrand, soil Family Bibles and Photograph is not only a wonder to purchasers, but competitors exclaim "Ruinous Prices," and yet Uildo- braud does it and "That's what's the matter." LAUGHING, LAUGHING, LAUGHING, is mado at 273 Pcnn avenue, under tho personal supervision of Quiucy A.

Scott, who has had the greatest experience in its nse. Those who don't like fjas, cuu take Dr. Scott's safe ameathctic, aud run no risk whatever. LAUGHING GAS, LAUGHING GAS. purest is made at 27S Pcun avenue, Dr.

Quincy A. Scott hits had more experience iu miking and administering it, than any one in the State. Tim doctor has his safe anesthetic always ready for those who don't like to risk tlio gas. alcoholic stimulants aro taken into blood the heart works faster, and this unnatural speed wears out tho vital mu- chiuory. All intoxicatiiigiiostrumsadver- tiscd as "tonics," renovators," produce this disastrous effect, and should be rejected.

Dr. Walker's Vcgetablu Vinegar an Inrigoraut without the curso of alcohol is everywhere supplanting these poisons. THIS Wilson itSu tton are opening auothnr IMMENSE stock of new Winter Goods. This lot is complete in every department. Uunsuul lias been taken to soioct llio best goods imu latest Tho ftoods will bo sold for CASH at a VEHY PKOFIT.

Wo respectfully invito ull buyers to examine oar cluiuis to tlio patronage of tho public. PENffSYiyAHIA Exiles of Government. The following is an oiylV rules and of the. RailTo.id, which £9 the November: November: 1. Depot.mosttrs andfassiblants, passen ger conductors and brakeineb, and.lJaggage musters must we.tr.suitable 2.

No passenger'suall ride on an'jffligine or tender without an order froav oral Superintendent of motive -No passengers shall ride on 1- 'r'. 4. condactors and see fo nndf joyment as mitch as possible; tee that none'stand on the platforms or'ndejou baggage, mail or express cars; passengers refusing to pay, ac tho next station; not permit drunken aud disorderly trains, nor allow profan- 6. Baggage agents aud masters must handle baggage carefully; the former, to almrge for extra weight invariably; the latter to carry only such packages, bundles, money, as tha Division Superintendent authorize. 7.

No tickets on credit. 5. No tickets tjjj. perrons no intoxicated as to be incapable of taking care of them- who by reason of such condition might risk their lives by travelling; nor to any one incapable of self care. 9.

Loungers aro not permitted iu telegraph offices. 10. -No person except employees allowed to cross bridges. 11. United States mail agents, express sleeping-car conductors, porters, news agents, and individuals running private cars are to be regarded and to consider themselves as employes, aud conform to these rules and regulations.

12. News boys on trains will not be permitted to individually importune or annoy passengers, hut may announce, in a low voice, at intervals not exceeding four times in each car, the articles offered (or sale. Nor will they be permitted to deposit their papers, boots, on the seats of the cars, or in the laps of passengers. 13. All employees are to exercise the utmost courtesy toward passengers, giving all required information, never drinking, cursing, nor smoking while on duty.

3. W. Lonshty, of the 'ofCalhoun being about to business on accoivBtorUl health, Shri are anxious to -settle all accounts books. All nseounts unsettled on 15th of November, next, Tje left jttith'an offieei for collection, without ro- to pei-sons. CALHOTJN.A LOUGHRY.

IKY00 WANT PORK LAUGHING GAS, Go toj)r; Scott. He has had great- its manufacture and use tSan State. No extra charge for gas arid extracting when teeth ifce ordered. Gas may kill or injure you, but Dr. Soott has an absolutely safe anaes- thetic, if vou would rather not 'take the gas." word of advice to those who buy cash.

Buying our good from first handl in large quantities, for cash, and having few "espouses, doing own work ancl paying no Teiit. we oro oimblea to soil gocds closer have large expenses to meet. Our stock of clothing is as large as any iii town, and our stock of Boot and Shoes much tho lurgost. Give ns call. CxruiSTr it SirAKRKTTS, 25wtf Eed Front.

LAUGHING GAS 278 Penn avenue when you order artificial teeth. Dr. Qniiicv A. makes the best tooth in the State, and only charges JI2 for a better set than others ask JilO for. All work vrar- nmted for live yearss.

Dr. Scott's absolu te- ly safe ansosthotin always ready for those who won't risk tlie laughing gas. ONE ol the most horrible murders on record was perpetrated near Anderson, Indiana. On the "Mawson lived Mrs. Mawson, her son Albert, or "Abby," as he was mote frequently called, and an elder sou, For some time Albert has been missed by the neighbors, and his mother always ready with some plausible concerning his in formation, indeed, before being questioned.

Sometimes she represented him as having gone to Cleveland, sometimes to England, and again to California. Occasionally she offered for sale some article formerly belonging to her son. A suit of nearly new, was taken back to the merchant of whom they A-ere purchased, and sold for a small sum. A ring and some other little trinkets were likewise sold. These sales were always accompanied bj some kind of a story.

Albert couldn't take them with him, or he had left them for her to sell, or she to raise money, and desired to sell what Albert would never need. She refused to sleep alone, and she passed her nights with the neighbors when no one could be found to stay her in the farm house. She became so haggard that the neighbors noticed it. A peculiar oiiject of her solicitude was an old well on the premises. She would call persons to see how clear the water was.

Finally the well was fouud choked up with stones and loose boards. Suspicion having been aroused by the conduct of Mrs. Mawson, she and her son Thomas n'ero arrested. When the well was cleared out the body of Albert was discovered. Both the accused wcro then committed lo jail, singular instance of a guilty feared to he left alone, and sought permission to burn their lamps during the night, and it was granted.

ANOTEEE OAUSE OF DULLNESS. A great many causes have been assigned for the continued depression of business and trade, notwithstanding the prevailing plenty with which the people of this country been and the abundance of monuv. The Philadelphia I.tilycr, says it is 1 wl that a portion of western wheat growers are holding back their crop for higher prices, to which fact is attributed one prominent causa fur the prevailing dniness. That the policy is bad one, as the rule, no careful observer can question. When waste ami interest on the capital required to carry a crop is consiii- siclered, it is not difficult to see that chances of profit from the hold back policy are few and far between.

The interest on his capital is of as much importance to the farmer as to the banker. Tlie steadily declining price of wheat at London and Liv- crpsolj together with the small shipments from Philadelphia, evidences that tins only foreign market is slipping away from us and being supplied from other unlikely by the 2.11110 nations which iiGr.jnc'titors in imy- jj, that ing from us. j.t this there are in ttore at jylieat, time some 1,800,000 bushels afli against only 100,000 bushels one year 0 and if shipments do not soon increase there is a probability that by the close ot navigation that city will hold tlie enormous stock of over 0,000,000 bushels, agitinut an average of less than 1,500,000 bushels. This stiu'c of attain docs not indicate any permanent improvement in the price of irlivnt for the remainder of this year, but rather tends toward even lower prices for such as will find its way to market at any price; this, in turn, n'iil only tighten the grip of llic "holding-on So that dcjpre-ision and prostration of all -the interests depending on and connected with the wheat-growing section may as well be nccwpfed as the rule for another twelve months. crop af wheat been promptly marieled until Great Brittain would no more, it would have infiiU'd new life into ail tho industries and trades of the country and have contributed toward the liquidation of the foreign debt.

Ai it it, except for nur own nceda, the whole crop- might as vrctt have been grasshoppcred. so far as it is of any benefit to the cottn by. It is the locking up ol so much capital, which lihotiW he irecly imparting Jifo and vigor through the veins of commerce. FOB A BARGAIN A tract oj land, containing 11 acres, nearly all cleared, and under good fence, atljoining the Indiana borough lino, on which is erected a good story and a half frame house, with kitchen attached, a good stable, etc. Excellent water at the door.

A very handsome and desirable location for a private residence. Prwo Jl.fiOO. J. B. agent.

GAS, 27S PEXN Dr. Quincy A. Scott makes his own laughing gas, nnd it is, therefore, perfectly pure; He makes no charge for gas or extracting when teeth aro ordered, and make tho best teeth on vulcanite for S12. They are warranted for five years; that you can eat with them, and arc hotter 'than any made in tho city Dr. Scott has a safe an- fcsthetic i'or those who don't like laughing gas -or For the best and purest Medicines, For centime Patent Medicines, For tho nnest Perfumery, For the best Colognes, For tho purest Spices.

For the purest Dye-Stuffs, For Trusses, Shoulder Braces, go to W. B. Hildebrand's where you will find the largest and cheapest assortment in Western Pennsylvania, outside of large cities. Fon Un A lot of ground iu West Indiana, situated on St. C'lair, or Main street, being 60 feet by 100, with an elegant new frame house, with five rooms, a good well of water, and an excellent dr3" collar.

The house is a largo two story building well finished and in good order. and cost ever, $1,500. Tho lot is well fenced. It is a neat and comfortable home. Will bo sold at $2,000.

One-half cash and the balance in one or two years. For further particulars apply at this office. tf. Scouuiso AND DYEING. A necessity which many of our readers have long felt, and had no means of overcoming, was that pants, coats, vesto, which had become soiled by wear or accident, had to be discarded upforo half worn out.

In order that Ihis extra expense should no longer be incurred, our tonsorial artist, Mr. J. W. Shorter, has secured an agency Irom one of the mifrt extensive ilrHns and cleaning establishments in Pitlalmrgh, and now who desire clothes dyed, cleaned or have only to leave their orders and garments at his barbar shop, and in the shortest possible tiuio they will he returned as good as new, or so nearly in that condition, that noun but an exnert could detect the difference. Terms very reasonable.

From the Pittsburgh Evening cJc of the 20th we" clip tho following: "Persons wishing Photographs of themselves, for holiday should tike advantage of the present fmo weather. Mr. B. L. H.

Dabbs. of 40 A 4S Sixth street Pittsburgh, is making linor pictures than ever, and has lately introduced new process of finishing small photographs, which makes them more durable and less likely to get aoilad. picture hereafter will have the new style of finish. When you visit Pittsburgh call and examine the large assortment ofeiecant pictures in the salesroom of Mr. Dabbs establishment.

Remember the numbers, Nos. (4U 4S Sixth street, late StClair) between Penn and Liberty. 27w5 Tan FINEST AUTIFICIAI. In tho suite arc made at 27S Penn avenue. Dr.

A. Scott always succeed in making teeth which people can eat with, and no matter how dentists hnvo failed, lie will make you a set and guai-antca tho utmost Nearly one-half of his immense business consists in making teeth for people who have already had from one to live unsatisfactory sets from other dentists. In every case Dr. Sc.itt'.i wm-K gives entire satisfaction, lie makes the best vulcanite sets for $12, and makes no extra charge for laughing gas and extracting, and fur those who would prefer not to risk the iras he has an absolutely safe nnicsthetic. lie is always successful'm extracting teeth without Extract from letter from Mrs.

C. Aldrich, Wauseon, Fulton P. Hall it Please send mo one dozen bottles of your Sicilian Hair Re- newer. Onr 'bald and gray' do not want to bo out. My mother is a living recommendation of tho results from the use of the Renewer.

Being almost seventy years old, and having worn a wig over thirty years, it seems a miracle to these who have known her so long so bald, nnd what little hair she had had being perfectly white now her w'-; thrown aside, her hair grown out, and a glossy brown as in-girl- booil. Hop; IJT you may long continue to pour blessings the heads of the afllcted, I romain, vottrs truly." Such evidence, with the indorsement of the great chemists of Xew England, Dr. A. A. Hayes aud S.

Dana lliiyes, should satisfy any one, which of the preparations pro- dueo the best results. FIFTH AND LAST GIFT COXCKBT is AID OK TUB LiiutABY OF .1 Curd to tUn management have determined to have the drawing of tlie Fifth and Last Gift Concert of tho Pub- Mi; Library of Kentucky on the 30th day of November next. We believe now that all tlio tickets will be sold, and that tho drawing will be a full one hut whether all aro sold or not, the drawing will nevertheless certainly come oft'on the day appointed. The special object of th.s card is to call a iiieotinir of the ticket-holders at Public Library Hall, ou the 20th of November, to mako arrangements in with the itinnmitlce appointed by Hi" Trustees to superintend the counting of the tags ropro- senllns the numbersof ticketssold. While there is no actual necessity for the presence nt ticket-holders, as under our arrangements tho interests of all arc equally cared for, yot at tho samo lima I would greatly prefer that as many of thosn interested as can, would attend this ijiectinp and see ''i t'lT Mmself how perfectly fair and im' ilislfihutio'n must bo.

partial lias been made for Kvery more than a mouth the 0nm i der of tho remains for the sale ot the Kt bcdone ic'kct-' and whatever is done immuilv Tuos. E. BKAMI.KTI.., 1 Agent and Manager. Louisvillo, Out. 1874.

Tin- WEKKLY MEDICAL Drs. Old'ln'io for the woolv ending October 24th ws that they made and had put up at their ollicc No. CJrantstroe P.ttsburgh, under their own supervision over hundred (SOU) prcsuriptlona. Consumption and Inng diseases 21 Liver complaint and jaundice Kidney allectious and urinary organs 47 Nervousdisorders, spasmodic andspinal We have just jre- ceived from tho publisher," Thomas Hunter, No. 716 Filbert' street, Philadelphia, a copy, of the very, handsome engraving of Memorial as more properly called by the Ct-ntennial Board, "Centennial Art Gallery." Itls.a very handso'me picture, and sold at the very low price of 50 cents, postage paid.

In view of the approaching Centennial Celebration, great interest attaches to this accurate design of tho chief hall. Send 50 cents and got the picture. How TO MAKE Aprr.i: The following very good recipe is from the Cincinnati Gazelle Firsfprocnre good, sour, jnicy iapples, pare and core, leay ing them inlialses. Get ul: 'Ciin and eiamla yoarMir, he sajt. No ptrtners to raih aud Mil for cash.

In a sood -humor, md -Unas no, troaDle tn BBOW podS to inix your dougli; sonrmilk; lard, salt, flour and apples. NOW make a dough as for soda biscuits, only adding a little more lard to make it shortei. Take a bit of dough out on the kneading board and after kneading roll this as for pie crust. Then cut in pieces long enough to cover an applii, allowing for lapping the edges. Pht in two cifyotir apple halves, sweeten according to taste, and cover apple and sugar with dough.

Lay the dumpHngs in your bread pan the smooth side up, first having your pan well buttered. Proceed in this manner until you get your pan well filled, (be sure it is a large sized pan, for thi.y go olf like hot cakes), then place a bit of butter on the top of each dumpling, sprinkle a handful of sugar over all, then place in a moderate oven and allow them to bake an hour. Serve (not to hot) with pudding sauce, or with sugar and cream. SQUIBEELS ON THEIE TBAVEIS. The squirrels in the Allegheny VaDey are.migrating extensively.

are seen swimming the river" in 'Targe quantities, and pursuing an easterly course in obedience to some mysterious The migration extends as low down as Verona. where they are plenty in the fields and neighboring woods, having come from the other side of the river. Great numbers are slain by the hunters, and the interesting little creatures are destroyed without mercy by theirenemies. Such an immense migration of the gray squirrel has not been seen since 184G. Old farmers eay that their instinct warns them of a severe winter and a scarcity of their food, and they migrate where they wiii have an abundance of provision, or better chsnco.i of getting it.

-IT can easily be shown thai i ought to be, during the coming year, a very considerable reduction in the price of living in this country. Bents are than they have been for many years, especially so far as the better class of dwellings is concerned. This is true not only of If ew York and its vicinity, but of Chica go Boston, and other large cities. Flour has fallen fully twenty-five per cent, on the cheaper and twenty per cent, on the finer qualities. Even tiie rise of fifty per cent.

in earn does not counterbalance this cheapening of the great staple of food. Cotton is lower than at any period the war, and hence the price of al! goods of which cotton is the sole or chief material are proportionately lower than they have hitherto been. Boots and shoes remain at about the usual price, but a general reduction of from fifteen fo twenty- five per cent, has been made since September 1 on nearly all dry It follows that if we can obtain houses, clothing, and fuel cheaper than heretofore, we ought to be able to seriously reduce the cost of living. We are now comparatively safe against any tampering with the currency during' the remainder of Gsncral Grant's administration, and there is good reason to hope that progress toward specie payments soon become a reality rather "than a vague hope. We are beginning to see daylight at last, and we need only courage and common sense to rid ourselves of the lingering consequences ol the war and the panic, TUK MANHATTAN SPRIXG A VERITABLE LUXURY.

Next to the man invented sleep, the gratitude of all sleepers isdne to him, as a hcnefactoi of his race, who in-" vented the Manhattan Spring Bed, for he who cannot enjoy his forty morning winks in the use of this comfortable and luxurious bed, must be, as the poet say, up to knavery, or else he drinks. Being constructed of the very best material, and the springs being mado of tho finest tempered steel, tho utmost possible pliancy and elasticity is combined with the greatest dura- bilitv, and instead of being heavy and cumbersome is so light that it may be cleaned by a child in ten minutes. As an invalid bed it must eventually supplant all others, as its construction is such that the bod can bo arranged without the removal of the patient. Again, the springs are stouter and stronger where they are required to sustain the greatest weight, thus rendering a uniformity of elasticity, and last but not least, it has neither nook nor corner where bugs, those disturbers of "nature's sweet restorer, balmy sleep," can harbor. There may be one objection to this bed, which is that it may a tendency to make sleep too enjova'ble.

Forsale by Messrs. Thompson Co-, dealers in bedding, curtains, cornices, drapery, aud upholstery, N. S4 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. See advertisement in this Pittsburgh Gazette, Oct. SO.

3IAKUIED Covodo on Oct. 29th, by N. J. T. Crawford, Mr.

Jauob Duumire, to Miss Mary Smitu, all of Cunoo towuahip, Indiana Pa. TNDIANA COUNTY DEPOSIT BANK, INDIANA PA. CAPI TA 8100,000, FULL PAID IN Deposits received and money loaned. Intenest Imvtv! mi line dupositx. lection! made on all Accessible and procccdacrealtcd on dny ol rccchit.

UJld uud silver boa it nnd Inland and drnftsfnniislied U.S. and othsr BC- mrillOTnonslitaud sola. A encral UnnUinc tn vincefi trnnpr.cted. Wu, M. STKMMV.T, I J.

I 1 CAHTII, lUuiiv WiiiTit, Aun.7tl. STIWAKT, Uontr.T SUiJiiKssET. E. H.WiMsos, WM. M.

STKWAST, Cinhicr. President, rulKin, hoiidaoho and dizziness Wliiiu or liip-Uisenso () llropsy ofi-hosit and nlwlomoii Jl Uhemiictisin, nculo nlironic Asthnni, iilithisicoraliortiuKsoroiiiatli. 1 disease, palprlation, pjiln, OtliLT diseases not here tiuinod Tho wli'ilo nuinlier dnritiR the week 319 Some nflliese parifiilH rc-ldo in I him- sonic in New York and in nl' Hio Slates, of -Missouri, Illinois, Iowa Wisconsin, Indiana, Ohio and Virginia, uml tlio rost from Fennsvlvanis. majority being in the immodL-itovifiiiilyof mid the surrounding i-oitnties, POR SALE. A VALUABLR TKAOT.

OF LAND, sliu'ile 111 Hiii'hB townsliip. Inillona County, known as the farm of Jncoii five miles North of Indiana, Oac Hflfllref aM Sixty Acres, ABOUT FORTY OS 1 WUICU AKB TIJinEK, having tlicreon erected a Double Log House, a Log Bank Barn, AND A GOOD APPLE ORCHARD. I'rrpon crowing. wishing, to purchase wlTlmikelnmfcryof llio Ejc.cnlor. on or be- (nra tha llrat 1'tiuradiiy ot JX-cemher next, at w.ikli tln-e properly will be solil at Pub- 0 nc ul ni-Ju 9, ll MOOUK, STSVENSOW FOSTER, PRINTERS.

SMIOSTERS AND BLANK BOOK MAKERS. County and Court made to Order. Bankrupt Blanks for Sale. Wood St. nncVSd Avenue; Tittsbnrgb, Pa, Gloves 08 Drench Corsets, white or 60 FOJ-'H Coreet and Skirt Supporter.

1 Suspenders, per'rnlr. Mtfrlno nnd Dr twer M-n's Jlfci'ino SlilrlK anil i.mwers 45 I SO Fancy Pel-cull Shirts 133 Machine Needles, 4 lor 23c. Ladles' Merino Ribbed Hose 09 Men's Merino Half Hose 13 One Spool ofsillc or spool Cotton 03 One doz. Shoe Laces 03 Uidfes'new style shawls (sent by ratllj- 93 Men's Elastic Suspenders 29 SPECIALTIES. elf-adjastlng Abdominal Corseta and He- form Corset.

No bones. Shotud be worn byx every Indy who valnes health. I will leave lo yonr physician. Onr Medicated Underwear and Eoslery saves life. Trvlt.

3oz.forloby mail, gives onr out town irlends the advantage of oar Jow.prices. Send yotir Cvery brlDgn na. new styles Ripr- tions, fieltg, les. Ties, Agent for AMES D. CARLISLE, 27 Fifth Avenue.

iw25 prrrsBUitGH. PA. 1874 Great Change In times. igo in times. I Oiyr Clothing oflired cheaper than baa for flve yean at B-'S CLOTHING STORE, INDIANA, PA.

Over Coats reduced from linn Blick and IsuicySrifai from: to SIR in 1C tO 10 tOto 85 to 15 10 to lu 10 to ONE STORE SYSTEM" MANHATTAN SPRING BED COMFORTS, BLANKETS, FEATHERS, CURTAINS, FINE DRAPERY. Estimates given on Carpetwork, Bedding and Drapery." THOMPSON Sole Manufacturers. 84 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH. 27W12 RICK FOE SALE! The undersijned having purchased the ln- erest of Mr. Kuan, In the -rmal School 3ri Ir Yard, at Indiana, announces that tuc business of manufacturing briclt will be onn- tmued tuider the snderlntenclcnci! of Mr.

Kuhu. who Is known as one of the Iwl briok rs in the country. Theta wilt be un and for sola at all llmw, Building. Paviag ami Flue cootl, imd.at lowest prices, lirick In lingo or quantities will Itrllrerrd to aiiy part of the or ou llif us lies'red 1 uin prepared to make cmitr.K-ts f.rbricU, mil 1111 orders promptly. Or.lers eft witb ino at my citiee ol l.usluesi on Diinreh street.or^o T.

P. sworn, satTs, I gradusttd at tae if ftM'a ia aTid 30 -i Dr. Itlor'a Vcgetaljie lUunmatic Pills, which 1 an infldlible r.ur.rs. BJcfc BluA. cad til ti F.

A. OSEOUKIi, Pfcta. DR. WARNER, KXOWK AS THE BFDIAJ? PHTSIOIAIT OP on Old St. St.

and more re- on has removed to No. 10 Ninlh Slreet. (lute Hand,) near tt.e Old Hand St. The Dr. has had everaqnarter of a century of-exnerifioe In the constart practice ot bis and oonttnnes Bo tre--it with great raccess, i -arly every lorm of disease, wbetr- er ot ut or long duration.

His practice Is jrincipuily In accordance with tbe coctrines ndvocattd in Hie Reformed or Eclectic SobooU. But his management or disease is In man respecti peculiar to nimBelf and pruilecesso-, hi father. He has Ills own Dispensary, compounds bis own mediclnei-, whicn arc pr'nclpallv prepareil from the vegetable Kingdom; ns from Boots, Barks. UnlKann, Kxlrncts, Among many invaluable Indian Kemrilles. the remedial virtues of which are nnly partially understood by the profcssioa at for the past number of years he has confinod limKelf mostly to an otfice practice, anil Hie irea'nieut of i'hronic Diseases, in which department of his proffssiou, be hua met with most flattering success.

For he benefit of these who cannot visit his office, he will forward by Eipress. medi- ml! directions, on receipt ut a description their how OUK afflicted, Address, E. 3. WARNER, No. 10 Ninth Pittsburgh.

Pa 2SwSS SPECIAL HE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MISKltY. Just published, in Sealed Price six centn. A Lecture on the nature. Treatment, and Radical care of Seminal Weakness, Spermat- orrbaxi, Induced by self-abuse, Kmissior.s, Impiiteni-y, Nervous Debility and Impediments to Marriage generally; Consumption. Epilepsy and Fits; Mental aud Physical Incapacity, Robert J.

Cutverwell, M. author of the "Qreen liook," 4o. The world-renowned antaor. In this auml- Lectnre clearty proves from hi, own experience that the awlnl consequences of Abuse may be effectually remoyed without medicine, and without dangerous snrplcal ipenittons, bougies. Instruments, rings, or I'ordl pointing out a mode of cure at once certain, and effectual, by means of which every sufferer, no mallei what his condition may be, may euro uimself cheaply, privately radically.

QThis Lecture will proven boon to thous- inds and thousands. Seat, under seal, in a plain envelope, io any on receipt of six cents, or two post- ige stamps. Address Ihe Publishers, CUAS. J.C. KLINE ly.

127 Bowery, New York. P. O. Ccutanr Iiiniuieiits. Thero Is no pain which tl.e Centaur Liniments wl.l not re- llorc, noswelllnK they will not subdue, and no lameness.wnlch they will not cure.

This is strong language, but is trne. They bave produced more cures of rheumatism neuralgia, lock Jaw, palsy, sprains, swellings, caked breasts, scalds, burns, salt- rhenm, ear-ache upon tha bnman frame, and of strains, spavin, galls, upon animals in one year than have all other pretedd- cd remedies since tho world began. They are counter-irritant, all healing pain relievers. Cripples throw their cratches, the lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless, and the woumled ure healed without a The is Is published around each bottle, tnoy sell as no articles ever before sold, aud they sell because they do just what they pretend do. Those who now suffer from rheumatism, mln or swelling deservi- to suffer It They will not USB Centaur Liniment, white wrapper.

Mora 'him low certificates ol re- rheumatism, gout, tunning tumors, Inivo bfen received. Wo will send a circular contalningeertlflmites, the recipe, gratis, to any ri'iiuesting it One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment. Is worth one hundred dollars for spavined or sweenied horses ml nnilps. or for In Stock worth yonr a'iiVntinn. No family should oe without them TforfH Is.

So! ts'per Uuttlo; large bottles, Sl.i U03K New "White wrapper for family use;" xelioirwrap- per lor animals. Sold Uy all r-rugBlsw. ap per Uuttlo; avgg bot es 81.1.5. J. B.

Castorill Is more than a substitute for Oil. It only Sfljt artlolo In eiis- wl ch la oertam to assimilate the food rcttula the cure wind-colic and produce natural sleep. It contains neither minerals, morpiiino or alcohol, and to tatco. CUlldrooii iicsd not cry and mothers mar A SOTTCE? Letters of Administration-cot Jaue Lyons, late of fjloemagb" ship. Indiana connty.

have been KranteutOv the All pernonn i ndebled to Khtuieof the said decedent, are reqacstai to 1 matce prompt payment, anil tbovsgf tuvrlnf claims will present them properly antbentl- BUBT. JL. Administrator ealedlorttelilement. JOTICE Is hereby given that application 1 tha December the Conrt oft Common Pleas ol Indlata coonty for the-In- coraotatlon of thePiumvlIle Ball AasoclatloajT of the village otFIumYllle, accordnig UDITOB'S NOTICE. nnderslKneo'.

ArfdXfor appointed 6p Court, to distribute money In bands- ot-Sher- s- property taken 'in execntloffiat thesnlf no to th In I or.horeby gives notice'that ha 'wllt-mtteni bis appointment at hU JSTor. Aodltor. RPHAN'S COUET SALE. EHTATE OF SARAH J. WORK DEC D.

By virlneof an order of tha Orphans Conrt nf Indiana County, there will be exposed at public Sale on the Saturday November, 7th, 1874. at 1 o'clock p. a certain lot- ot ground nuie tn the Boroncn ot Indiana, Coaaty and State nfuresald. bonnded aa follow! viz: un the North by Charcb street on the, by an on Soutb, by an alley, anctozt the by lot of James R. Bell, being sixty feet In front and one hundred and ility teet deep' nnd having thereon erected a frame dwelling house and stable.

Termsone third cash on sonfortuatioa of Hale, and balance In two eqnal annual'pay- mentswltn luterest. to be secured by. bond and mortgage on the premises. Sale ra be- conducted by James B. Work, Administrator of salcldec'd.

By order of the Coort. WM. R. BLACUC A NOTICE, 'COTJNTY. -J In the m-ittcr of the account of P.

Bnter- Administrator of John Wire, dtc'd. And now to wit: SOtn 1874.on motion nf J. A. C. Raffiter, tbe Court appoint Wm.

B. an and. tor to distribute the fnnd-ln'the hands of Ihe accountant amongibe persons legally entitled. PerCurlam W- B. BLACK, Clerk TAKE undersigned-win attend 10 the dalles of tbe above apporatmemt at his office In Indiana, oa Saturday the Mtsv day of November, A.

D. 1874, wheit and all persons Interested will present their claim or be debarred from coming in for a stare of said rand. 2BWS W. R. Kov-ell's Advertisements.

A CflBOMO FOB 1875. GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK. Will give to every sabscrilier, whsthcr Single or in a whopnys In Advance for 1R75. and direct to office, a copy of THEBESCOB," handoomeftt cbromo ever-offered by a pabltaber. Terms S3 per unaam For Circular, contaiohiz Terma addrew L.

A. GODEY, Philadelphia. Pa. OOK AGEWTS WASTED MAKT CLEMMER AMES' fad lot new book out, spicy nrethfioiu, hunraj corf :hiHB.fortn. One Agent mot onto hu aienaed eaeft wtet or veeb.

It ootidli i nperblr tannd. men or wo to tnoM who wffl nn free to tnoM who wffl nnvtu. Header! do yon. wmntto make monej Tnen Mnd for our with fun paracnlm, ertn terms. von bowttt doit.

Therm Ate loaO. Bend JU D. Wo FREE t'J frJuK AV ELEGANTLY BOUND BOOK for I ho best and cheapen Family Bible, ver PabMsbed, will be smt free nf charge to "ny look agent. contains Orer 700 fine Scriptttra Jlngtrnttone. and agents are meeting with unprecedented incceu.

Adilrem, Mating experience, and we roll! show you what oar agenta an NATIONAL PUBUSHINa l-olladel- ihla. i Ulcago, or St. Louis. Mo. In the Slate of fEwrji.StA.t Send for list ufpapcn and scbednli: of Eowell AiTBrtMii Apits, KO.

41 PARK ROW. KEW YOltK, TO EDITOU oirxHia PAPER. with Pries Cabinets withmk Tm Snrn Sormm S3T Broadway, Hsw Tork. day nt home. Terms free.

Adores to. STUJHIM Portland, Me. "A WEES iraaranteed to Male and Petunia Acentu, in their locality. COMB NOTHTNO totiyit. I'artlcalara Free.

P. O. VICKERY Angasta, Me. Miscellaneous. pj OTICE ts herebv given that I ha-re purchased of Coni'H'l Kuhn what Is Coojvn as the Normal Pricb Yard, stnoutrd In tbe Borough jf Indi.in.i trcuther witu the Kilns.

Brick. fouls. Imp emenw. Carts, Mules and am now in fnll po'SeaHtou uf the a-nd on 4iid aftrrrtuU date all moul-s paid and con- IracU made will be throngb me. tf A.

T. AIOORHEA.r>. Jfc BULL, Came to the residence of ihe subscriber In Centre this county, on or about tbe fist of a White and Black spotted Bull, sap- posed to be IVJ years old. The owner is re- quesceci to call; prove property, pay cburgvs and tub- him away, or he will be sold according to law. H.

MILLER, WwS MAJSrrjFACniREKS OF FfflE BOOTS SHOES, OF ALL KINDS. All work warranted of good material and Woi kmansblp. Shop in West Indiana, one door east of Baptist Church. CUSTOM WOKE A SPECIALTT. attended to.

A Handsome and Desirable Private Residence AT PRIVATE There Is offered at private Sale, on very rea- Honable terms, tbe elegant and handsome Private residence of James P. Carter, in the town ol terminus of the IndlHna Branch Railroad, In one o' the pleas- antcsl towns in Western The. building was finished without regard to cost, and notniug leit oat tnat woold add to co-n- lort or convenience. T-e cellar is nine blgb in tbe clear, and divided Into flve apartments, the floor Is laid In stone cement, solid. and Brm.

and perfectly dry. The Bret floor consists of five rotras, parlor library, larga iltnlngrooin.wiih kitchen aud wash house attached, one and half stories high, with larire cellar under the whole of It. Elegant range in the ftitchnn, aud bake-pven the wasu hcuse. The main hall la wide and cions. tbe side hall, on the north sMe.

is wide, aud In it Is the main Ktulrway. Theie is also it ball entering from, the boutb. side; ii'so store room ank oblnaeosetodjolnlng the, kitchen and dmlnirroom, Ke the whole- of tue flrst flour Is finished in walnut, tbe en-. tire stairway, railing and steps are walnut. Tbes.cond a or is oomposeU of five large chamber), Bath Rooms-aud Water Closet, Hut and Cold Water, Gas, un erery other convenience.

The third story constructed with a man said roof, forms ttve b'd chimbera, on which also tbe water tank Is Tne grounds snrroundlng the Home contains three and a. half aures, well lmproje-1. enclosed ou three sIUsR wltb Iron pIcKtt pence, tne residue ot pine palings, all uewandofune.upititerh. The grounos aie admirably located, with flower aud vegetable Kuideii, and piwitetl in all kinds of trult, apples Dcucbeji. peai-s.

cherries, plums, and outer sliull good cultivation. Hie mautlrs In Hie house ure all of tbe finest marble, with marble stationary wasb stands, Uot mid cold, water la every room. IT. short It Is one uf the most desirable residences in steru Peuusylvanlu, builc at a at oust, petlect In all Its appotntmenta.nnd with every comfort, eligibly 'ooateil. In a pi.

utiil growing town, wi rt for travel, eta. Tul- tiivporty Tvlll be sold at lesa. thi.n its cost, tuidou leasomible terms. For lurtber pnrUauiars cul ou address. A.

Vf. AV-ILSOS. Aslgnee forJAMBSV. I.