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III Stands Unriyaled |!

KFAFT'S DIARRHEA COMPOUND
Safe and sure. A cure guaranteed In every
case. Keep 1t in your house. Take It with
you when You travel. Sold by dealers in
medicine everywhere.
WHEELING, May lst 1874.
MeSTS. NcCabc, KRAFT 4 Co.
GENTLEMEN-It affords me pleasure 10
add my testimony TO the superior merits oi
"HrGH'S DidTrhed Compound" had occa-
sion 10 use il, in SererG and protracted Ai''eS,
and confidently recommend IL, as being the
mos Invaluable ireparntion that have ever
used. -. .... j. b. HUGHES,
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NAIL FACTORY.

Three Cylinder Boilers, n inch by - feet:
one Engine, l6-inch cylinder, q foot stroke,
Thirty-three Nail Machines
Ten GrindstoneS;
One Majors Furnace:
One Annealing Furnace:
One Bluing Furnace;
Wrought Iron Shafting,
Cast Iron Pullies complete.
Foundation of stone.
The Buildings and Machinery are ali I'm
good ORDER and the works could Ire started
in q week time. ... .
The location Of The Works as q Manuf1c-
turing site is unsurpassed. Being right In
the heart Gf II district that produces one
sixth of all the pig metal manufactured in
the United States, II has the advantage Of
free selection of metal, and at prices below
those necessarily charged after tranSporta-
ton TO a distant market Being near The
Lakes. the ores of Lake Superior can he de-
liyered at low figures. Block and Soft Coal
are abundant, and by Il branch of the Erie
and Pittsburgh Railroad, now completed,
can be delivered from the cars into the mill
without teaming. BY the same branch. the
manufactured Iron and Nails can be ship
ped 10 all points from the door OF the Ware
house without expensive teaming.
The large amount of Real Estate connect
ed with the works will afford ample oppOr-
tunity for their extension by the Building
OF Blast Furnaces and other Improvements
without the possibility Of ever being CTamp-
ed for room.
To any one DESTROYS of entering into The
iron business the present opportunity i q
rare one as the propIfetOrS are too eNten-
sively engaged in the Lumber and Glass
business 10 give the manufacture ~ IRON
their personal attention, hence the works
will bo sold on advantageous terms.
..- DTTHRIDGE q CO..
New Castle, Ldwrc1crCuUnty, Pa.
aUglJ
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You will please announce JOHN
HOWELL, of Clay Township, as an indie
pendent candidate for Sheriff of Ohio conn
~ at the ensuing election, subject TO no
Star Chamber dictation or packed Conven-
ton. MANY NOTf.hS. .
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FOR CONGRESS.

FIRST DISTRICT,
JOHN ]. DAVIS, Of Harrison County
THIRD DISTRICT.
FRANK HEREFORD, of Monroe County
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Situated in the City OF NEW CASTLE, PA,
between the Shenango and Neshannock
rivers, al their junction, and erected al q
cost OF Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
The Real Estate comprises nearly Is Acres,
and the Works have a capacity Of 6OyJ
TONS OF IRON and 5000 KEGS OF NAILS
per annum.
ings and Machinery:
Mill Building, lg2xS.
Wing Forge, l5OxIU.
Nail Factory Building, laX6}.
Nail Warehouse (two-storyl, lOoXi2.
Iron Warehouse, lOOx25.
Scrap and Clay Warehouse, 15xlS.
ONCE, Blacksmith shop and Carpenter
Shop.
Stable for twelve head. -.
Seventeen Boiling Furnaces, Four Heat
ing Furnaces.
Six Double-fued Boilers in Mil, 40 inches
by IS feet.
Two Iron Stacks for same.
One Horizontal Engine In Mill, NJ inches
Cylinder, d feet stroke.
One Upright Engine in Mil, ~ inch CYL
inder, 2 feet stroke.
One Pumping Engine, Doctor
One Burden Squeezer.
One is-inch Muck Train, tcomple,e,l
one Nail Plate Train.
One Bar Mill Train three high Ii and
Pinch diameter, with Rolls for making
full assortment OF Bar Iron.
One Guide Mill Train, with Rolls for MAX
ing full assortment OF Small Iron and
Hoops, (complete.l
Muck, Spike, Plate. Nail Plate. Rar and
Small Mill Shears.
Fan for heating Furnace. .
Three large Cranes.
ppllS fnru
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SPIKE FACTORY BUILDING.

One Railroad Spike Machine;
Two Boat Spike Machines;
Turning Lathe, latest pattern icoInpletel
One Turbine Water Wheel, Tor drivinl
Spike Machines and Lathe.
The Shafting, Betting, Pullies, &c, in NIL
and Spike Factory are in good order.
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Il. ROSHNHIIM,
PsPkessbarS. W. We.

s~soId BY Druggists, Grocsrs snd Dealers
generally.
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all that is possible to prepare Paris for siege.
We shall be ready. We are confident OF the
patriotic courage Of our citizens and tie future
Of France"
The Opinion Ndtiondle says" The Duke de
Palikao must have entire authority during the
critical moment. He must meet no interfer-
ence from other officials. The authorities must
be unit. The first cannon shot will cause q
cessation of all political differences" This
journal again demands the expulsion of all
Germans from Paris.
ACTIVITY IN PARIS.
PARIS, August 29.-The Minister Of War
announces that with the guns in the re-
serve depots he can arm an immense force
Of the National Guard i'm addition to those
already under arms. The Minister of Agri-
culture and Commerce is wonderfully active.
1t is estimated that the bakers have at least if-
teen days subsistence. Besides this, the Minis
ter has collected at Paris 30, 900 quintals OF
flour, 10000 quintals Of rice, an immense
lot Of potatoes and fresh vegetables OF all sorts.
There have been also collected 100000 beeves,
500 900 sheep. and all the grain and forage ne
cessary for their temporary keeping. Salt.
spices, coffee, sugar, and other articles are also
stored in sufficient quantities for the subsistence
OF Paris during three months; making 5000 900
of rations. At the entrepots are stored great
quantities Of salt port and salt fish, together
with straw, oats, and hay, necessary for the sub
sistence OF horses, as well those Of the army as
Of private parties. Munitions of war are also
plentiful.
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PARIS MUST BE SAVED.
The PfuSSianS Will Never Reach the CITY
Without Complete Victory Over
the FfeHrh.
The Removal Of the French Capital Inevitable
PROCLAMATION OF GEN. TROCHU
Cnnaturalixed Germans Ordered "a
Leave France.

WAR NEWS THROUGH LONDON.
LONDON, August 25.-It is rumored that the
French Ambassadors at neutral courts have
asked for the interposition OF the great powers
to guarantee the present French dynasty.
The military articles in the London Times,
which have attracted some attention, are un-
derstoOd to have been written by General Bur
goyne.
A French frigate is cruising in st. Georges
Channel.
THE PRUSsIANs To BE EXTERMI-
MATED.
Parisians affect to believe that the Pruss!ans
will be at length taken between two fires and ex-
terminated.
PRCSSIAN STYLE.
King Williams suite at army headluarters
consists of about one thousand persons, Of whom
eighty are court digntaries, servants, attaches
Of the postal and telegraphic service, members
Of the engineer corps, geographers, ETC., make
up the rest. Bismarcks train is almost as am
pie as King Williams.
THE LONDON TINES ON THE SITUATION
The London Times says that Paris must and
Will be saved, but the removal of the seat o.
government is indispensable, owing to the pre-
dominance there of vile passions, which are ir-
reconcilable with public order and with mill
tary movements.
The Times questions the tactics of Nc
Mahon in moving to the northwest, and
thereby leaving open the road to Paris, and says
he might at least have threatened q descent on
the advancing columns of the Prussians
At meeting Of the Paris defence committee
yesterday, NJ. Theirs informed the members
that the Prussians would never reach the CITY
without complete victory over the French
army, and that even then their stay would be
short.
The Irish war fever is still most intense
Funds in aid OF the French wounded are accu-
mulating rapidly.
The North German bark Texas, Can't Meint-
zen, which sailed from Philadelphia on the 18th
OF July for Hamburg, has put into Stornaway.
Scotland, to avoid capture by French cruisers.
PARIS. August 29.-General Trochu, Gov
ernor OF Paris, has issued a proclamation or
derins all strangers. natives Of countries now
ut war with France, and not naturalized citi-
Eens, to leave Paris and the department of the
Seine within three days. They must quit
France, or at least retire to some department
on the other side Of the Loire. All strangers
who come within the above Injunction, and do
not conform to it, will be arrested and handed
over to the military tribunal, unless special
permission to remain is received from the Gov
ernor of Paris.
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EEeINEIR OFFICE soR HARBoK DE-

Sealed Proposals in duplicate, will he rsoeiv.
ed Of this once nm. II n O'Clock, noon, of the
i2Ts pky OF ssrTEh SER next ensuing, for the re
mel OF James river, Va, below Richm md viz:
At Warvick Bar. about ave miles below Rich
mend wrecks Of three small schoonsrs, So Co. and 81
AZ Drurys .lun, about seven miles below Rich
Dond wreck OF iron clad ram rredericks ksbure. sunk
With srmcr, suns As., ON bosrd iron gun boat Bal
Se :, on board; the var steamer ysnsstovn. wooden
l1o tons sunk With guns, &C., on board, steamer
Wyihe. so tons Rosch u ton.: brig. rs sns
hnown. Also, Is or 10 cribs Of timber and stone.
a. Tisnt:. or SrssssssS lset aSsss. sSssS; a..
ne, re-, o'd Has:surs@ent wreck Of pilot boat Plume,
NJ below Aikens, or varina, about twenty miles from
~ 70 sepales, Dsrt Of remains Of old mill
Proposals win be received for IN. rs,.ov., q, IN
the obstructions named above or a norton hat .in
&c pas are preferred Tor the entire renewal on All
tbe o9e 9euncucos as each point. - nsmed above
III. WORK 4 BE- Tn:i :ssts s ths time within which
S..sinS "a asosossd q each point, whether by
soTeef ~ ~ ~ s.e.see
expected thai the prSisSe 81 rnis,Ss ssn xi sq1
United ststrs or that Iher msteriai vii De tstee hi
somhssnssuoe Tor reoovins other wrecks vs;cb Are
The right s reserved to reject any or an h,a. s,r
'1 rnss ss11 assTsd s S Ssuneis.t y tss seasr.sned
sp.mSsr next es:Sns % e q sss nss ss
biSders - nay choose % sttscd. '1'A
Forms Of proposals. to Be had on application q this
ProDossls must te IN duplicate, indorued Pro,o-
sals for Removing 0bstrucffons in james Rirer.o
sssn .s sy printed COPY Of ths adve
COL. WIN. p. CRAIGHILL.
saI-@ Union Bank building, balsia0Te, Nd,
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OFFICE OF A. G. 8,

hFflCE OF A. &. g,
" feRt McHESRy, M =, August 2, 1870.
Proposals IN duplicate, with copy OF this ad YER
tisement attached, will be received by the unser-
sgned until III O'Clock O. m, sEPTEMBER lsr,
fRKsH BEEF
TO the troops al this Post.
The said Beef must be fresh, Of q good marketable
Qualty, IN equal proportion Of fore aud hind quar-
ters, neck; shank, and kidney talOw be ercind-
such quantities may be from time 20 time reauired
by and IN such days as the Comma ing Officer shall
designste, not exceeding four times per week.
delivered under this agreement shaIl be cut 0r M
the fourth vertebral Joint, and the breast trimmed
down: The shsnks Of fore quarters shall be cut Oh
OF hind quarters from six 20 eight inche, sbove the
garnbrel or hook Joint.
Separate Proposals in duplicate viii also be re-
date above mentioned for supplying commi ssi.pcd
officers and their families stationed at this Post or
supplied therefrom with such choice Frerh Beef Al
they may from time 20 time require. such sirioin
These contracts % be in force six months or such
less time as the Commissary General shall direct
on The lat day Of October, l5O and sub
the Department Of the East.
In cake OF failure deficiency In the quality or
quantity OF the Fresh Beef stipulated 90 be delfy-
s sred fnen the Sopmissary at Fort McIienry, Md,
chase, ana the contractor viii be charged with the
The contractcr win be required % enter into bonds
by two responsible suretiee, whose names must be
mentioned In the bids.
The proposals via be opened 1t lI:ns. m. On the
ct which time and place bidders requested % be
-: s be m.ftes -FsGHs;sI, sFsgesstS 81 Beef"
lst Lieut.. eth u. y. Arty,
au2t Bvt. Capt. y. .. A. A. Y. 3.
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A SINGULAR POISONING CAsR.-Yesterlsy
morning young girl living on Second street.
near Coles, in Jersey City, was given some nuts
to eat by young gentleman with whom She
mas been Keeping company. Immediately after
having eaten them she began 10 show swollen
appearance, as though she had been suddenly
sfiicted with dropsy, and her face and body
quickly became disngured with sores. The
marks upon her face resemble erysipelas and
those upon her body bear unmistakable evi-
dences OF poison. Last evening her condi-
tion became SO critical that three consult
ing physicians were called upon to attend her.
Ihese-Messrs- Drs. Reeves, Craig and White
gave II as their opinion this morning that She
cannot survive till might. The family physician
Yesterday TOOK some OF the articles which she
had eaten and submitted them 10 a gentlemsn
who had been doing business for thirty.fye
years as fruit and nut dealer. He said upon
examining them that he had never before seen
their like, and that he could not tell what tbey
were. Coroner Burns has been notified. He
VIII look into the case to- day, and III necessary
". y. Mail, 27th inst.
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TIIE LATEST.
A GREAT AND BLOODY BATTLE!
1t commenced yesterday and is still going on
Paris Sends $4,000 Men to Rein
force Mcmahon.
4 REPUBLICAN CONSPIRACY IN SOUTH
GERMANY.


FIGHTING YESTERDAY AND TO-DAY.
Especial to Ne New York felegram.l
LONDON, August 29.-By . dispatch just re-
ceived from our special correspondent at Mont
medy. we have news Of Q great and bloody
battle begun on the evening Of the 18th, (Sun-
dayo in the immediate neighborhood Of Mon
eeson. The battle is as yet undecided. Fight
ing is now going on between Charlevills and
Ardennes.
MCMAHON REINFORCED.
Sixty thousand troops have LEFT Paris to Join
Mcmahon, and have already passed beyond
Scissors. They are in excellent order and the
best Of spirits, and q feeling OF confidence Seems
TO animate the whole force. Z.
EXPECTED COUP D'ETAT IN SPAIN,
MADRID, August t29.-Important consultations
have taken place between the Regent and the
Ministers. A coup d'etat is daily looked for,
PALACES FOR HOSPITALS.
PARIS, August 29.-Preparations for the de-
fence are still being perfected. An the palaces
In France are to be appropriated - hospitals
for the reception Of wounded soldiers.
Russia and England are strongly opposed TO
the dsmemberment Of France. Paris u calm
and patriotic.
! AMERICANS LEAVING PARIS.
Americans are rapidly leaving the city, and
most Of the hetels are already nearly empty.
REPUBLICANlSM IN GERMANY.
5 A republican conspiracy has been discovered
in South Germany.
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PURK WINES AND LEauors.

Having made arrangements with some OF the best
the following well known brands at very low prices
viz: The celsbrsted Old Grow, seven years old. ss
per gallon. J. A. Bowen p, years old, "a per gal
lon. Robertson 9, years old IS 50 per salon Old
Family Nectar, years old 81 50 per gallon The Gel
don old Town Gin. IS per gallon Stoughton Bi.tors
"a per gallon. Dry Cstawbs still, Cfrom Urbsna
Wine Company $3.50 per gallon. Souppernong
still from North Carolina, s. per gallon. All The
above 10 at least 8 per gallon cheaper than can be
Liberal discount 10 the trade. G. GACTIKR,
Proprietor Of the celebrated Native Wine Bitfars
No. 1917 and 2l9 Pennsy ly ania ay enne, and
North Charles street. Baltimore. Nd. jel
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PREvosT PARAIoL.-The funeral of NJ Pre-
vost Paradol took place when all of Paris was
anNicusly waiting news from the war, ami the
sad procession through the thronged street was
IN manner an unheeded omen of the disaster
which had already fallen npon the French arms
in the hrst conflict. \ crowd Of the most Illus
trious men of the Empire followed the body to
ITS last resting place, forming a cortege as dis.
honor OF any One man. Members of the Senate
and deputies, Academicians, members of the
bar, men of letters, savants and Journalists
Joined IN paying the tribute of respect to the
dead. IL was an assembly of all that is best
most cultivated and most gifted in France aad
the eulogy of nj. Jules Sandeau at the tomb Wa
expressive OF the regret Of the greatest minds of
the nation at their loss
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HOMICIDE AMONG WoNKN.-A correspondent
OF the Abingdon Virginidn, writing from EstilI
Snie, scott county, Va, furnishes the following
account of a homicide recently Committed az,
the North Fork, Scott county:-"On SUNDAY
last prayer meeting was held in the neiphbor
nood OF the occurrence, TO which all the parties
engaged went. Miss Polly A. Hart started home
from the meeting, and before reaching her
home was overtaken by Nancy johnson, when
an alteration took place between them, and
lor, daughter Of Nancy johnson. ran nm
behind Polly Hart and stabbed her in the breast
with penknife, with blade some three inches
long. Folly Hart died IN about three quarters
OF an hour. The other two women have been
committed to JAIL"
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SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF GRIZZLY
TO ANIMALs.-The fourth annual renort OF the
New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
10 Animals shows that during the last wear 465
persons have been arrested for violation OF the
law, of whom 259 were convicted and l3G acouit
ted, ana ten complaints were withdrawn. There
are now organizations in twelve States and
three branch associations in the States OF New
viz yiZ:-Maryland, Missouri, Iowa. Minnesota
fishkill, New York, Washington CITY, and
Michigan Others are in course Of Organization
toufteen agents are employed in the neigbbo--
hood OF New York city. The subscriptions for
the past year amounted to So Us; donations IN
S9e1. Total, S. 9i2. y"
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THE FATE OF THE BIG HORN EXPEDITION
A letter from Capt f. Nj. Camp, formerly OF
the Soldiers Home in this city, is published in
the Helena (Montana) Herald Of the 10th inst.
In which he says
1.-The Crow and Sioux Indians had fight a
short time back between Big Horn and Little
Horn rivers, and on the body Of dead Sioux a
diary was found, having the following entry
therein:
Wednesday, August IA, 1s67.-T. H. Mann and
party en- route for Big Horn. I hope if any
thing should happen to this party, and this leaf
should be found, they will send the names to
Helena 4. n. Mann, - Weston and son.
In another part Of the diary the following
names are entered under date OF March 5tb.
1c6l: - Montgomery, - Mclean, VIM. Clemens,
Bill Roads, X. Holcourt, James Bristol, =
Woods, - Wilkinson, ID. Clark, T. III. White. f.
NJ. Jones, John Williams, Il. L. Boles, Ros CAL
lhan, - Hudson, ID. Jones, Hamilton Owen
Owens, - Tyson, M. Hanna, ID. Rellipan d. A.
White, - Burns. ID. j. Jones, - Jameson, 2I
resets lest with T.. G. Roune.
The diary from August 10 to August o. 1867 ,
gives the route they travelled, through Boze.
man, the Boulder, and on to Deer Creek which
Is the last entry made. After this time the book
must have fallen into the hands of the Sioux
and there are about thirty illustrations by In
dans, recording the killing of white men and
running OF stock, both horses and mules In
two Of the illustrations the mules are represent
ell as attached to wagons"
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~Jennie june has eight children.

~Jennie June has eight children.
&Auors, H., has its Mayor in Jail for tres
pass.
ga castor oil mill does . good businsss nj
Alton, Illinois. ~
~Firemen's riots are impressing the visaou
Of paid department upon Philadeiphia. !"
fashionable this Winter. wiz NC very
~Artidcial flowers are used mor.
tn,s se..en or trimming evening dresses.
Il e said that q child i'm Linn. oh,.
eentiy @ed from the effects OF Psris Sresn
sne hsid Ion railroed conductors check, Which
0Some Of the French medicsl ,ourr.,s .r.
savoSaung the plan Of burning instead OF burre
ing the bodies Of those killed In bsffie. To oh;,
see ene oeneer to the public health OF interrine
60 many corpses together,
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PROCLAMATION PROM NAPoLKox.-The
French papers received by the last European
mail contain the following proclamation, which
was issued by the Emperor on the 18th of Au-
gust:
.splaiers;-T9-morroM will be the 18th OF Au-
gust, that Anniversary of your triumphant re-
turn to r sris after that glorious campaign which
decided the destiny Of Austrian domination in
Italy. On that day, as after your Crimean vic
tories, all France welcomed you with enthusi-
asm, and Europe, daZZled, saluted you as worthy
sons of the grand armies of the first empire.
To-day, however, Prussia dares to invade the
sacred soil Of the country. She launches against
you a torrent Of men, who have surprised your
vslOr, and for the moment triumph over your in
domitable courage. Let US march again to en-
counter them. Soldiers OF Jena, against these
Prussians so arrogant to-day, your fathe fought
ss one TO three; again at Montmiral, one to six
Is any one among you inflamed by that exciting
me mOry. let him set an example to all French
men. The Saxons, the wurtemburgers. the
soldiers of the Rhenish Decentralization groan
~ being compelled to lend their arms to the
cause OF Prussia They know what little re-
spect that power has for the rights of peoples.
After absorbing millions Of Hanoverians, Danes
ard Germans. she viii not hesitate to absorb
the remains of Southern Germany. Insensates,
a moment OF prosperity blinds them. The op-
preston or humiliation OF Frenchmen belongs
not to them. May they have entered France
cn!y to md their graves. Soldiers, We shall
have TO deliver fierce and bloody battles, bu
with energy and patriotism the country's honor
will he safe. For every Frenchmen with hear
the moment has arrived to conquer or to die.
NAPoLHoH.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IsAo.N NIsso.

This celebrated medicine has won q ae-arvehly
high reputation an allev iatOr Il psa aud pre-
server OF health IN has become a household remedy
from the fact that IL gives mncdsts aud psrmanent
relief 1t IL q purely vegetable preparation. made
from the best aud prest materials safe keen and
20 use IN eyery family. n IL recommended bv phy-
slclans and persons ef all classes, and day alter
public trial of thirty yearsfhe average life II man
1t stands unrvaled and une exceled. spreading it's
usefulness the gide world. Its Las ze aud in-
creasBg sale affords positive evidence of its endur-
ing fame. Dir-ctiODs accom- pany each bottle sold
10y all druggists. - -
PERRY DAVIS SON.
Providence. X T..
su3 -eolm6w Manufacturers and ProprietOrs.