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have seen several articles IN the Ttsnea co1u-
meuttng upop the ADORE question, and think very
ably. The one dated juno % Is 1 ycI5fst1alght-
forward statement Of facts 1t says that dye gen
ueEnen have measured the buruers on Ill the test
lanps, and Ind that they burn about nine feet IN
sh1er while The rest Of the burners On our street
.ainr" nn1y burn a.. feet m hour, making differ
suee 81 ~ feet per hour, which makes. II the tate
~. use &as over $3.50 per dar, and over &las,oo0
IN; read IN a!l our paners issued on the
~! ~ ~! last, statement Ut the chairman OF
our knH sn'cc. Mr. Powell. and smother of the
f tStr h.H NJ. ,nssRy. the same statement where
.4st ~ ssalEaiexi the burners uset1 our
sssEt 81 so,s .1T snn tonnd them to consutle ss f<t
an nouF, "aNs Inc rrss OF our city Lamps Consumed
- iett ~ ao1tt AID being at,ott Srn5 IN number,
Aha maAhk, Fl ND BEFORE in one wear oyrr
f1es,eeo, that He nerc pail thc ras co1auany too
much, and TOT Which W AK ray Escs. and ". asI
the Common Council to TAKE frnYue1i.ra xr4ns n
soles, ~: ,a mone, ea snnes o. DC ta1psye q
AZ facts, it IL quite serious m.t,.t se, tns+s.
must be over q. 1.ta0,~N due Ii. 1t yerm. th.s ~
burners have been tested every nontS h thr isst
sc1F and found 10 make d,netence OF over ~ Inc
above statement We ask for meter and hurner
inspector. cant We have Whist otnr. cities naTe.
an Inspector AN OLD CITIZEN
CHICAGO, July ii, lstb.
, 1870-07-17
Fires

1Sp1ANAroI1s. Jnly t6-Thc main portion Of th9
hy IRE early this morning. The building was
owned BY y. {. Derew. Loss, $6,ooo; no tnsu-
f1nce- The furnltuFe Vas owned b5 Captain J. C.
beatley; ioes. 4 ,o0o: no Insurance. iAIy Jumped
!toa the ah,rd stuzJ, struck bannstert and was
severely though nut se1ously injured. All the
poafuefa Nert Eot out safely, n1atnlf through the
E1erslons OF youuE bentley. who br1yely stood Ia
ut unoAe Ind fTe Cntil he h4d ploae1 them III
'os S o. tns back way Of the building.
..aNx,IloEH, Coma, July 1s.-The main factory
sto!o& o1 the He11dep Britannia Company waI
s1Sa a., Totally destroyed ~ dre to-day. Loss,
@~T4TS; TS1's; 1naaseae=. ssh, ,oan.
, 1870-07-17

The cac'.onian club will hold their dfth annual
ptcuic and Scottish games At HaAs' Park, on
Thursday, August I. Donald Dtnnie, the Scottish
Hercules, Will make tia nrss appearance In Amer
lea on that OCCASION, having been specially en-.
gagged bJ the club. This distinguished athlete has
tl1ted Hi2h1andmen of his native land, and his
advent nerc viii add 6 snsdcfzb1y to tue pleasure
Of the soc1etJ's annual gathering. Three hundred
will bc open to ali competitors Id the United statee
and Cauads, a general invitation being cx-
tended. It Is expected 70 be the largest
gathering Of Scotchmen ever held In the West.
The odd Fellows OF the city hare arranged for
r.cnic excursion to Young Grove. Blue tsland,
On THURSDAY: Iuf! y. Ample a1sngsmens1 as ' hase
and \ most enjoyable occasion Is expected.
, 1870-07-17
Sudden Death.

Atsout IL O'Clock on Friday afternoon younG
1nan named Bruno 11anfc, employed Is drug clcrk
in the etorc Of c. Wfuschs- No. le5 Milwaukee
avenue. was taken ILL lie had been suffering from
hra1t disease. aud II Wks thought this Was what
allied him. phyhictans were Rent for, and did all
they could, bnt he died at O'Clock In the evening"
congestion Of the lun9a- Deceased Was - yea1R
OF age. snsl unmarried. The Coroner ItI nut ho1A
an Inquest.
, 1870-07-17
OHIO,
Heavy Robbery Nenr Ntnn4llfnr

Spreial Ds1catch to The Chieako T,shuae,
NAss1lIoN, Ohio, JRfs 1G-Fr1day night, July Il.
the house Of Solomon Clay, sous miles norsheax,
OF Msasil'on, WIS burxarousfy entered. ma flo,o.p
tn ssecnpacks, two rotes Of $3.50, two suits Of
clothes anti one sct OF harness were stolen THIS
WIS the property Of ": II. W,neE, who was TEN.
rorattly stopping u Nj. Clays house for the past
wcre secn loading in the woo.ls near the houss,
and they Aze supposed TO be the guilty parties who.
1T fhts time, cannot fse found. 0uc mAu wore
dark straw hat and DARK clothes, hair curly and
dark, about 11sc feet ten Inches In height Tne
other three men were dFrfutr' IN lark clothing,
h1lr light. Two Natr dark hats, tnd one cap
They were OF medium height Two OF them called
1t M5. Clay9 nouse under pfrtente Of hun;Iug 1wo
strange b1y1 A rewat1 Of s., s,o" is offered fur tie
Doney. and $500 Tor the thieves, making H.
NnEu u $500.
, 1870-07-17
The Correspondence with Great nEt-
tain In Regard 10 AeopcntnK the
Alabama Claims NeFoslntl0uss

The President, In compliance with resolu-
ton Of the Senate, CO oumunicated to thst body
on the 18th mass Of correspondence relative
TO questions in dispute between the United !ss
December IL lat, in letter to Ainiater Not
:! Eord Clarendon, On the 9Th Of November.
expressly declined to follow him in di:ent"
sion Of the views presented b. biz letter of the
a5th Of September, and therefore he Eas
forced to the confusion that Her
Aatcst5'e government did not de-
sire this government to regzrd the paper er,
! titled Notes Respecting the AtAbams Claims
- rospon1e to the vie1a which Nj. Motley
Kaa instructed 70 present to Lord Clarendon.
Nj Motley w1s requested to nuke Mr. Fish's
| axplanation Of this matter known to Lord C1sr-
aoaoo-''
I Mr.. Motley, 12th Of Januazy, wrota to HI
, 1870-07-17

ROVE, July ia Liberal uprising u expected
kere. hears arc apprcnended Of an Attack On the
city.
ROME, July 1s.--The Pore wishes to proclaim the
1nfatibitJ dogma on Sunday, the 34th Inst L:aye
OF absence for three months will then be granted
to the fathers desiring It. The question Il Jet un-
H!sfsbseI Oh.
, 1870-07-17
TITHKFT,


CoHsTANT1xaFiE, July lG--Thc Ttcc-roy Of
ERyp. gtses 1orty thousand Turkish foun..s ~ the
sufferers by the late coudag1ation.
, 1870-07-17
Lrnchtux Near Henapht1.

= NKxrHH July 16-on "Wednesday night young
11Au NAMED Tom Simmons. who Wa1 uhdef xffedt
On charge OF fpbs4nR the till Of his employer,
0f. Graves At Cubt< 4 Stl1&6e IN this county, wa4
taken from tbe custody Of the constable oJ \
naAked parry. carried 70 The woods And hung.
5aet1a Wright, With poaae, starsed tata morning
q search Of tte tfnthf II.
, 1870-07-17

Before Cntfrt >'tafrz tox1naisstonrr IIoynr.
4 ulfn named II. Y. y. Brown was charged, BIZ
fore Emitted States Commissioner uOypc, yc8,cf-
das, With manufacturing hu'l selling perfdmcTy
without aflxtng the required Stamp. He was held
In 81 ,OoO ball for trial
William Schranck was held In $500 bail tor Z
further hearing, the charRr against him being SELL
Ing cigars In unst3mped boxes.
, 1870-07-17

Is friendly to France. Spain viii Ike friendly. |
1T1m ha1 written letter to Napoleon EnRfand |
will bt nentral Rome. the key Of the MediteE1s~
neAn, IL under French control The french army /
are singing tho Aarsc1naise. Immense eothusisa'n
prevails.
HAyRk, July 1G-Tue ship DalthazxT. arrived
from Aontcy1deo, reports having pahted On tho !
2sth Of MAY black vessel about 1000 tons, On |
rre from stem to stem. She hal cargo apparently
of petroleum.
PRUSSIA.
EEntIS, Jnls ld--The King fH1Scf hcEt Lie
last night frura Ems. His journey was a com-
1ete Grafton from the start raustng at coblsatz,
he vas surrounded by an Immense throng OF bis
cGuutr, r1en+ who greeted him With cheers. At
|. ng1h tho King came forwal,a and fuit: II am
pleased With this surprise See 10 tt that Jpn b.
hare as bravely elsewhere"
0n arriving at this ci;y the KlpR found fully one
hundred thoussnd people at the station waiting To
csrort him to the palace The ruute lay through l
splendid street, "Cnte1-dcn-Lnten." which was
covered with nRgs md grand1J Illuminated for
shouted, checnd and hang the national
hfmns- The Ktng afteswazd repeatedly
r,mr forward and salutet the
cr,xd from the palace windows
l,ER,1S, july 1G-The gorr.nment is in hourly
r, rctnt Of lcspatrhes frum al parts Of Germany
Offering men, money, arms hosses, 4c In support
nf ,.,c national cause and asserting thAt no sacH
49, mar cc1, H. maue will te s1cemc, too great fur
~. c.,,sr q, GERMANY. The Royerutucnt recom-
- md, If. ,uru Us q mort If refuge for German
b,nnt,p.
In>1ox. Ju,y -Soon,-y p1uutecrtnc In rrus.
81, /. extrmr,tnayy, The entire male popu&atIou
Il demanding nEna.
3,xu,Is. Iuly 1s-Eycuipp.-Thc immediate mo-
btzatlou Of the entire 1'r1sstan army Is ordered
Thr meeting Of the Rctchstag is now n1cd for
Tue..,oy next. owing to the urgency Of the occu-
] ,rnn.
Iosrox. JULY 1t.-Thc ,:po;ng Ga-xu. feels
v1.iu ri rho rtrnvuitIn Of The doctrines Of the
, 1870-07-17

TO THE LADIES'!
Mn g. BrAdfo.d . year. 1ady's mail ~ 81 nkseet
tsfAet 1t Eusor-. will feEw aEIt on r-!pt .! II
taeArt Of -CeudHlou eith fon d!?TG!o1s te he.t
tsitet C!eE.ratdcn Glands aa'7va'fo J. oSo'
, 1870-07-17

tnanufa e1Hns efta abi'ehunent veil and ceat,ar
esssd t. thss e:y and kns tss.h4,atd, d1nk tst3.
annuaiy o. atta tnvtst5 det!srt n se:t.t Or een.
taEtiralaf4 1ddlt1a q G G. Isshuue offist.
, 1870-07-17
PARTNER WANTED


L. N tttAhllthra lrrrhtr t:Adr 4e. R1U wanted to
e.i.rKe on..ne-t Il Allow p, ecn, ioterr: sus7
tcn Ct CnItcl Sr:asue. No. Chamber q! Commerce
AaAFtkA LIABEE, Tribune pEicx-
, 1870-07-17
Importation OF Negroes at ScS Or

NEW ORLEANS. July 16.-Ar!ye', schooner
Jeanette, from Port au Prince. ria St Marie,
Hayt, with efghty-uine negroes for plantations
Anpther cargo.
, 1870-07-17

Meteorological rccor1 for july 10. 1870. a. IT,
ported by J. G. LangEuth. Jr,, oritciAn, No. I'll
kaEdplph street correspondent to the Saith *onl~
the wnrtls "yetring," "erntle," "hiRh," "Lr.,~
.'molst atmosphere" - rain" aud "snow:"
rMs. I RaE. HINi M Raie.
, 1870-07-17

Llama Lace Sf1awIs reduced 2j
per cent.
Blk. nnd CoIored Grenadines ut
prices fncOmparnb1y cheap.
French, English, nud American
Printed Lawns nnd OrSandies
reduced 80 per cent.
Buff Suit Linens, from Is cents
per yartl, upwards.
Neat Blk. md White Mixed Tr:sv-
ellinE Drcs% Goods, Is cts. per
yard, very cheap.
All Summer Dress Goods, Pop
li1lx, 1fO2lntrs, SILK Mixed Goods,
very greatly reduced.
Linens and White Goods also
reduced.
Dftf1'aafsaed to effect CONF
Pftts clearance OF our prks;ssf
stock, ire hare made f0frtJ" prices
than sasssf goods hare ertr htels
cold at,
, 1870-07-17
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.

KEW FORK, REDUCTION II HoTEL PRICES
On and afte1 Jrly H. 1s:n TIE pEhe q board wl te
~ r<v Day. SEM20N Leland 50
, 1870-07-17
WANTED.


sunfAetrtr Aud eIauns,iop of chemicals. and With
%" sEst nScftnefs, Etehcsa %ituston in whok.a!e
hcGAr- Speak several lAsEuaxes Address K T. III.
rfTr
, 1870-07-17

in rrnss1an rivers The army and n4vy viii IT.
tArk ur1ult2neousty.
The French feet Is watching the FsrskAn Eeet
In the Br1tiah Channel, md awaiting orders 10
attack.
Sweden Will remain peutral. Denmark, the key
OF the Baltic, ofIcs4 to Join France. Austria will
1tnain neutral IT Russia remains urutraL Italy
Is friendly to France Spain will Ike friendly.
l1,m has written letter to Napoleon England
will pt nentral Rome, the key Of the Medlte17a~
ueAn, Ia under French control The french army
are singing the Marsctnaise. Immense cuthusiaafu
prevails
HAyEE, July IG-Tne ship na1saazsT. arrived
from Aon1csldeo, rcport1 having pahsed On the
ae,h OF May black vessel about 1000 tons. On
IRE from stem 10 stem. She hasa cargo apparently
OF petroleum.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-17
A NovGLrsr.s RGyGxGE

The London Athamua tells the fol-
lowing story, "Mr. Brown, let US
call him the proprietor of, shall we
say, The Kitchen Sumner, was dissatis-
fed with his novelist. Mr.. Jones, and
told him so. Jones was then half way
through romance which appeared in
weekly driblets; but Brown gave him
notice to quit at once, and added that
he had engaged Mr.. Robinson to go on
with and complete the story. Jones
accepted the warning, but remarked
that. as he had sufficient manuscript
copy to supply the chapters for the
next number, they had TO be ''set up
after which Mr.. Robinson might take
up the thread of the story, and get to
the end of it. Brown consented, and
went down to his Suburban retreat,
whittier was forwarded to him the
next number of the Sunner, with
Jones, chapters from which Robinson
was to continue the narrative. If
Brown possesses true critical faculty,
he must have admired the inventive
power of the old bird writer, and have
doubted whether Robinson would be
equal to the present emergency. In
short, Jones having collected every
living parsonage and animal he had
named in the novel, put them all on
board a ship bound for America, and
sent the whole of them, ship, freight
and passengers, down to the very bot
tom of the Atlantic. never to be
brought up again. The words, TO
be continued, at the e!Gse Of the chap
ter, formed u challenge to the ingeni-
| ity of Robinson, which he WAS 100 III
qualified to accept, aud accordingly
! the story remains somewhere unhnish'
ed, and as forgotten as the author who
stopped and the writer who could not
set IL going again"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-17
At EASE SOCIETY.
all right.

'I'd rather thrash wheat all day In
the barn. said Reuben Riley to his
sister, as he adjusted an uncomfortable
collar about his sunburnt neck, 'than
go to this pesky party. | never knew
what to do with myself, stuck up there
in the parlor all the evening. If the
fellows would pull their coats off
and go out and chop on a match, there
be some sense in it,"
"Well, ! hate it as bad as you do,
Reub," said sister Lucy. 1.-The fact is,
we never go nowhere, nor see any
body, aud no wonder we feel so awk-
ward when we do happen to stir out"
The remarks of this brother and
sister were but echoes of the sentiment
of many other farmers boys and girls,
when invited out to spend social eve
ming. But poor Lucy had hit the true
cause of the difficulty. 1t was not be-
cause they SO seldom went to any
place, but because their is such wide
difference between their home and
company manners. The true way to
feel at ease in any garb is to wear it Of
ten. If the pleasing garh of good man
ners is only put on upon rare occasions
it will nevee fit we'll, and never seem
comfortable.
Learn to behave properly at home,
to cultivate yourself. Do not sit, or
stand, or lounge about in ungainly at
titudes, but acquire manly, erect and
graceful bearing. / have never seen
such vigorous, hearty manhood in any
class as among cultivated farmers sons.
Let table manners be especially looked
aftes. Note carefully how well-bred
people behave, and do your best to i'm
itate, them. 1t is noble to be an imi-
tator of that which is good and beauti-
full. Above all, if you wish to be at
home III society, fill your brains with
ideas. Set yuur mind TO work. Wake
it out IF the sIugishness it would natnr-
ally sink into. Take the newspapers
and read them throughly. Knowl-
edge is power in more senses than one
If you go into society with something
in your mind worth talking about,
you will not fail TO find listeners who
will treat you with respect, and were
yol are we'll received, you will not fail
very soon to find yourself at ease.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-17
=
LIFE IN GERMANY.

You enter German house without
knocking, through door which rings
a bell and thus announces the ingress
or egress of some one. At the foot
of the staircase you find bell-handle,
by ringing at which you call servant
who conducts you to parlor or recep-
ton room on the next floor, which
you enter by knocks. You will find
the parlor and the best rooms IN the
house adorned with beautiful pictures
on the walls, and elegant lace curtains
at the windows, but probably without
any carpet. The floor, however, is
tesselated with beautiful patterns In
various colors, and vanished, or at
least il is secured till il is as white as
the driven snow. The amount OF fine
white linen which a German house
keeper has, and which she is not relue-
tant 10 show her guests, is fabulous.
The Germans in this country, and in
such cities as Gottingen, keep early
hours, breakfasting at eight or earlier,
dinner at two, and usually going to
bed as early as ten. We attended a
concert of most delightful music, but
ii began at Ave O'Clock in the after
noon and closed at seven in the eve
ming. In short, the child-like virtues
of simplicity, candor, naturalness and
heartiuess which have almost died out
i'm fashionable American society, still
exist in Germany mall their primitive
perfection. Letter from Professor 4y-
Eey of AnlheSteI' college.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-17

Your letter. never received it. i
watched for it, Dick, until was tired,
but it never came.
"But sent it, Kitty, and watched
for your reply until my heart grew
sick. But as it never met your eyes /
will tell you its contents. Will you
listen?''
Certainly
at was long letter, but its whole
import can be told in few words. |
only told you how dear you were to
me, and asked you 10 wait until came
to claim you for my Wife"
20 Dick. -
"What shall it be- Are ycu ready
to reply ?"
ayes, think so.''
"And your reply is
Yes.p
He leaned over. and kissed the
bright face. and then dropped the bars
for her to walk through, and together
they walked up the lane to the house.
"Dick" called Bob, ''has Kitty
found her letter ?u 'I believe SO for she
looked as she did when you stood
talking at the window, last summer"
Yes, Kitty had found her letter, or
its meaning, and all the vanished hap
piness stole back to her heart and light
ad lin har cNuaat faea
1t was only a short time ago that
Kitty in her cottage just across the
way from fathers, sat cutting the old
worn out blue jacket, which Bob had
gloriel in for several years, into strips
for drawn rug, on the frame close by
and found in the lining little creased
and soiled envelope. She turned it o.
yer and read. Miss Kitty Glenn, Har
ding, n. H."
''Dear me! L wonder what this
means ~ she thought; and after she
had turned it over several times she o.
pened it.
There it was, the long-lost letter in
which Dick had told his love-story!
Kitty smiled.
"Well, it's just as WELL 1t came out
all right"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-17
A rox.s RrvExGG.

A respectable man of the county OF
Montgomery, resided on the banks of
the Hudson river. One day he went
to bay on the river to shoot ducks or
wild geese. When he came TO the riv-
er he saw six geese beyond shot. He
determined to wait for them TO APP
poach the shore. While sitting there
he saw fox come down to the shore,
stand some time and observe the
geese. At length he turned and went
into the woods, and came out with
bunch of moss in his mouth. He then
entered the water very silently, sank
himself, and then keeping the moss a.
bove water himself concealed-he
fioated among the geese. Suddenly
one of them was drawn under the Wa
ter, and the fox soon appeared on the
shore with the goose on his back. He
ascended the bank, and found hole
made by the tearing up of tree. This
hole he cleared, placed in the goose,
anu covered it with great care, strew-
ing leaves over it. The fox then left !;
and while he was away the hunter un-
buried the goose and closed the hole,
and then resolved to await the issue
In about an hou- the fox returned with
another fox in company. They went
directly to the place where the goose
had been buried. and threw out the
earth. The goose could not be found.
They stood regarding each other for
some time, when suddenly the second
fcx attacked the other furiously, as if
offended by the trick Of his friend.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-17

Gentlemen of the jury" said a
Western lawyer, 81 don't mean to in
sinuate that this man is covetous
person, but | will bet five to one that
if you should bait steel trap with a
new three cent piece, and place it with
in six inches of his mouth, you would
catch his soul. wouldn't fora mom-
ent insinuate that he would steal, but
may it please the court and the gentle
men of the jury, | wouldn't trust him
in a room with red hot miIlstones, and
the angel Gabriel to watch 'em."
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-17

A gIutton of fellow was dining
at hotel, who, in the course of the
"battle of knives, and forks" acciden-
tally cut his mouth, which was OBJ
served by a Yankee sitting near by,
who bawled out, 81 say, friend, don't
make that air hcIe in your counten-
ance any larger, or We shall all be
starved to death.a
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-17

The Mahanoy Gazette says that while
two gentlemen were driving from
Hazleton to Jeanville. lately, they
were fred upon repeatedly by four
men, one of the balls taking effect in
one of the gentIemen's breast and an
other in one of his arms. The four
men were found, arrested and taken
to Wilkesbarre Jail.
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Club Of six Copies, One Year...........'' - 10
Club Of Twelve Copies, One Yesr..-....... 10 %
Climb os Fifteen Copies, One fesr.-...''... - W
Club OF Twenty Copies, One Year. ..'''..-. y W
Club Of Twenty-hve Copies, One ear'.... 20 w
club of Thirty-fYe Copies, One Year, 80 %
Parties then should get up CLUBS IN tnelt
yowns villages and reigk b9FhOods, and thus Sc
care tae advantage of these very low rates ANY
postmaster OF stoTekeeper in the county may cas-
iIy accomplish this among his aeqasintsnces OF
any active person, male or tei1aie, 90 the sane
The regular diffusion Of the light and intelligence
which such journal affords Eiil be $ moral ana
social ady ysntsge in any neigbborh0ed
To those parties getting up clubs for the " seA'
~ Sun sent TO one post Chee, we VIII mali mere
after to the address Of any enc sending us
A CLUB OF TWELVE SUBSCRIBERS
An extra copy o. the Weekly Sun, gratis, forone
year; for
CLug OF Twenty SUBSCRIBERS
We will send copy Of The Daily and Weekly
sun for 81 K months for
CLUB or TWENTY-FIVE SFRScRIBERs
We will send copy Of the Daily 6un for one
year and 20 the sender o!
CLUB or THIRTY Five OR MORE
We will mail both the Daily and Weekly Sun for
enc year.