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tFOr The pOst.l'
To Capitalists. Z
BEAvER SrRiN0s, Aprii 10. ISL

btsN fN '7i 7ihtNus, shptt Avs ics u.
Mn. EpfroR.-New enterprises secm
10 bcSpringiug up, spontaneously, oil
along the limo ~. our railroad aud
we adopt'ihis means Of calling the at.
tcn'icn Of on,erprisipg men aod capi
talis,s to our town us possessing decided
advantages over all other places be-
tween the termini of the road. We
have unsurpassed water power and
centrally located with regard to The
vast timber tracts which skirt the bases
Of the two mountains. The lumber
business could be successfully con-
dueted here with advantage aud large
profit. We have the best site for q
steam taunery in tho couotry--frst,
because of our excellent water power
second, we arc in the midst of TIC
bark tracts-,bird, VIC have coed
level roads to the bases Of both noun.
lains. With snail capital few 90.
terprising men could reap n rich har
vest in the manufacture of spok1s, as
thore are hundreds Of acres Of land, IL
close proximity to the railroad, upor
which there is an almost inexhausiibl,
Quantity of timber specially ada p,ed
TO that purpose / have 10 doubt bu
that our owners Of timber lands will
\ dispose Of them at fair prices. ant
give every encouragement 10 busines,
men coming into our ncighbo' hood.
1migLt say 10 this connection, tha
we will be mutually benefited by Civ
Ing proper encouragement to all sort
of industries which ask place anon,
us-by no means drive them out b,
asking cxhorbi,ant prices--givc then
room, at fair prices, aud ycu will b'
largely the gainrr in everything.
The following may profit those VIII,
read it and give il as | got IT, A au'
b desirous Of erecting u manulac,or,
went to {. to purchase land whereof
TO construct the buildings G. bind t,
his own interests and naturally au ex
toriionist, asked an outrageous pric,
for his land aud the result was \. an
b. went away and built their manu-
factory elsewhere. Jf G.. bad sold q
u reasonable price every acre of bi
land would have increased one halt
at least, in value besides deriving othc
advantages. Make room for progress
Occasional.
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Capitol Sketches.

The contrast between the Republic
cans aud Democrats of the Legisla-
turo, especially in the House, is very
noticeable. When the Democrats
introduced resolution jubilating over
New Hampshire, no effort was made
BY the Republicans to detau tho bus.
iuoss Of the House with speeches, bu,
when the Republicans introduce for
information q resolution about Con-
necticut tho Democrats retard busi-
ness by political speeches aud motions
10 reconsider. But number of the
young and eloquent Democracy, whose
wittiest remarks are illusions 10 the
African scent have recently been
thrown into the shade by tho two
days speech of the Old Man Eloquent
from Snyder. Ellis, from Schuylkill,
Schnattcrly, from Faycttc Skinner,
from Franklin, aud Hall, OF Elk, VINO
were considered par excellence, the
leaders Of Democracy, have been dis
taneed by tho vigorous old statesman
ol the past. With tho elastic bound
Of au old lion, he has lcaped into the
arena from tho days of Jackson, and
his roar has caused tho smaller annr-
mails Of the Democratic mcnageric to
shrink back, a, h, shakes the dew
drops from his mane,' and coufronts
the Republican side of tie House aud
tears them to pieces politically.
It.was with ill-disguised chagrin that
SchuatterIy saw Cummings take the
floor. and with his wonderful store Of
knowledge surprise the House and
pluck the laurels one by one from the
younger spoutcrs Of Democracy. Ell
lis wandered disconsolately and sick
with jealousy about the House, while
Schnatttrly, with check burning with
rage for want of opportunity to dc
liver the speech he was full Of, called
several pages and sent "back the piles
of books to the library he had strip
ped.
Whilo we. disagree with Major
Jack Cummings politically, with tha,
desire to DO justice to every one who
charactcrizcs him, We must say that
this vigorous old Jackson Democrat,
with his remarkable political statistics
his well-digcstcd (?) and forcble re-
marks, and his immense powers of lau-
guase and endurance, has been able
TO do what no other Democrat of eth
er House has the power to do-makc
two days speech, which entities him
to tho leadership Of the Democracy of
the House. -Sidts Journal.
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The Press of last Saturday says =
"Whatcver may have been the status
of tho coal question few days ago,
the miners yesterday stripped it of all
complications or involving circumstan-
ccs. BY the commission of murder
.they have reduced il to the simple and
familiar issue Of the enforcement of the
laws. If.tho county courts arc not
able to keep the pcaee-and that is
admitted by the news of this morning
lit becomes the duty OF tho Governor
10 put 10 force and compel obedience
! TO the laws Of the Commonwealth.
y','To do this he hasat his back the
army OF Pennsylvania, and the State
expects that he will use II promptly
aad unspsripgIy 10. defence of hoi
statutes apd bel. konos< This morning,
if We may believe the telegrams, a
small section ef tho State is 10 insur.
rectiun. just as 10 the Kuklux districts
-of'Mssissippi. Our shame is equal
with Mhsissippi's at this moment. Let
Us show, however, that wo can aud
dare punish. our murderers, rioters, and
eflhinals ofevery grade. ci f6taa
. -,,'lf there Is any need Of additional
troops Philadelphia has a whole Divi.
sion of them, aud we offer them freely
and urge their services on the Execu-
tive. II Is better to sacrifice a hslf-a,
dozen regiments than that tho laws b.
de6ed with impunity one hour. II il
SAID that the insurgen. miners are
marching under foreign Gag lfthis
be 50, we trust the Philadelphia Divi.
sionpay be allowed to take it down
before night.
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PaovIDEycE. April G Complete
returns Of the State election give
Padslford (Rop9 for Governor s,s19,
and Steere, DEM 6,3i5.
The Senate stands 26 Republicans
and o Democrats, and the House 81
Republicans ani l3 Democrats, and s
no choice.
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IN publi.har of Godsra La

THE ppblisher Of Godey's Lady Z
Book, says, 1T would, be . good
idea for tho editors throughout the
country to caution The public. agAinst
sending money TO publishsrs'in regis
tered letters. Z Ono thousand Eve
hiudTed and eovety-iour registered
.Ietters were stolen hast year. II. one
day, IN February Of this year. we 70
csived eyc registered letters from
1'sxes, eSs of Which had been stoIex
46&. .0Qsy' 4 : & ,'s.s 3, ~; I, /
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A Horrible Tragedy,

Rnmor brings US deisil of q horrl-
bic tragedy that is said 10 have ossur-
red At ST. Clair county, Alabama
the rumor runs that the Tax Collector
OF st. Clair bad got tolether u large
amount of taxes and gave them u
his wife 70 keep !; remssl(i7g e hs did
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SAMUEL FAUST, 'lss'el II
q Merchant Tailor.

Has just received nm entire new stock Of
CLOTHS, CASStMEaES & yEsTINGs.
all Of snpericr qualify which be 10 pre-
pared TO maize up Ia the beat style and on
Ishcrt notice. He also keeps Brown and
xhite French Yoke Linen Shirt. and = gen.
~ra' assoriment OF genilsmens' Furnishins
Goods, all Of which he onsrs 10 the pnhlie
llat very ressoBsble pficas. .l' .sS
Call a.. my plsos ou Pine slresi, b.. wes,
EekbestS eoxDer I'D Nv bvide6 Eel|us,
asseve ~ ;|l tpDe = ~
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Public Sale.
.Sdinr,1ny April %, 1STI

and estate Of John OIdt, a luuatic Of Bcavo,
premises, on
Saturday Apr1 90. 1871.
Tho following real estate. to Wit,
Tracf No. Situate In beaver township, cay
der county, Pa, buundci md described rs fui
lows Adjoining John n. stump on tho cast
John Gets on the sonib. George Olit on tn,
west, mi Daniel Kline on tho north, containing
-FOUR ACRES aud Nine Perchcs strict meas
ure. whercOn l. erected a shop and stable.
Tract No. Situate In said township. adioin
ing John Binganan on the south, Jacob SDooi
and John Dlckel on tho west. George Olit oI
tho north aud Joel KlInglcr on the east, con
tanning TEN ACRES
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. NJ =, 1,
day, when conditions will be riado known by
April 0, 1s;i.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fl Estate Of JOHN HOUTz, Decssssd.

II FILTERS of ADMIN TRATiON
IL upon the estate OF John Houtx. late q
Ssh.g'ns,n ~ n, rosn.nip Snyde. ucsnsy. ass.sssd
nrs tequssted 10 make fettiement 4 with0uf 6sis Z
and thyse having olAins ngsiosf Ne sssss "a
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Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds Of Clothes md
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FRUIT JAR MANUFACTURERS aod Buy
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nEAFNEsS, CATARRH, SCROFULA. A
u lady who had suffered for years from Deaf.
ness, Cotarrh and sorolula, was cured by q
simple remedy Her sympathy and gratitude
prompts her 10 send tho receipts FREQ Of charge
70 any ono similarly afflicted. Address Mrs.
NJ. q. LrooElT, Jersey City, N. J.
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A VOID QtACKS.--A victim OF
"A early indiscrction, causing nervous do.
bllity. premature decay, 30, having tried In
vain every advertised remedy, has simple
leIlow. sufferers Address J. IL. FUTILE, 10
Nassau street. New York.
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BLOOMINGTON uLL.) NURSERY.
Seeds! s;iIIlDs!

Market Gardeners wantina fresh and reliable
seeds, should buy Of the growers We grow tho
Corn, kalc. Lettuce, Melon, onion. Parsnip.
Radish, spinach, squash, rurnip and other We.
petable Seeds Catalogues with Price List
mailed free. WADE X STRONG. Seeds.
men. l12o Market street, Philadelphia, Pa
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TlrIS Is No uuMRrG,

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\ Hy sending 35 CENTS.
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marriage. Address W. FOX, T.. U. Drawer No.
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WANTED Agents everywhere 70 sell
TORY OF ITALY" ylilustrated,) by John e.
g. Abbott. Asplcndll subject and popular au.
thor: B. B, RUSSELL, Publisher, Boston,
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w ANTED-- AGENTS. $50 per
w dayl 20 soil tho celebrated HOME SHUT.
TIE SEWING MACHINE. Has tho under
feed, makes tho ''lock stitchn (alike ON both
sides,) and Is fully licensed. The best and cheap
est family sewing Machine In tho market. Ad.
dress JOHNSON, CLARK, h Co, Boston, Mass,
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pAXToNvILLE HOTEL,
HENRY BENFER. Proprietor.

The und ,r,fRncd adopts this method of inform
ins the public that ho he's orened hotel NJ the
above named place on the road from Mhdte
burg to Bctvcrto~n, and TINT he Il prepared 10
tions HENRY BENFER.
April 0, ISL.
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S5 TO 900 A DAYI

10 you want n situation rs salesman at or
near home, to sell our now strand WHITE wiRs
CLOTHES LINES To LATr FoR OVER. Don't
miss this chance Sample FREQ. Address Hud.
son River Wire Mills, 10 Win. ST.. N. 7. or 10
Dearborn ST. Chicago.
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5!s!g6 -! D HOTEL,
.eyer's.l *: s
rErfSn.' HasfhsskfNsff HsIalsfhsaskfNsf fsssI 80 IS; Co..

This long established and we'll known no, el
having tcen purchg ed by TIC unecrsigned, ilc
soifcitsa share OF tho plbfie patropagc.
Aprn o,Isri. an
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v7TNEoAR how made In ten hours without
1N drugs. Particulars o cents.
L. SAGE Orcmwell, Conn.
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S O'CLOCK. n,..,,
The Magic Comb.

will change any colored hair or beard 70 q ter.
mannnt black or brown. II Contains no poison
One comb sent by mail for si. Dealers supplied
az reduced rates. Address VIM. Patton, IRE ss.
Springfield, Mass
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yVArcH FREE, aud $50 q day sure, no hua.
w bug. Address with stamp, LATrA 4 GO,
Plttsburg, Pa
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The New York herald., 1871-03-05
THE CASE OF SENIOR CASANOVA.

NEW YORK, March I. 1871,
To THE AGENT OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
telegram dated Washington, March 3, and com.
municated by your agency to the New YorK papers
states, among other things, that in the spring OF
1860 Consul Hall wrote to the Department OF State
that was connected with the hlibustering expedi-
tion Of the Comanditaro. The telegram goes on to
say that some weeks ago returned to Cuba under
the pretext or attending to business affairs but ir
Is alleged, with different intentions, which were
made known TO the Department of State.
Allow me to inform you that none or these state.
ments are correct. Consul Hall never could have
written to the Department OF State that1 was con-
nected with the alibusterlng expedition Of the
Comanditario. Consul Hall Is now in this city, and
will, no doubt bear me out In my assertion. was
Ger anly arrested, about tho time mentioned, by
order OF the government In Havana, and subjected
TO investigation suspicion OF completely with the
C0manditaro affair; but no sufficient grounds for
an indictment were found ana was released.
With regard TO my recent voyage TO Cuba, so far
from the necessity or attending to business being u
pretext, specifically informed the Department or
state, previous TO my departure, that my object III
going was to execute deed OF sale OF my sugar
estate, LA Armonia,i which my wife, now on the
island, had agreed to sell to Messrs. Suarez, Lecuda
& Co., a well known exporting arm OF Cardenas for
the sum OF S5OoOOO OF which 800, 900 were to be
paid In cash and the remainder In eight annual In
stalments at the rate OF S5ooo0 each also applied
to the Spanish Minister at Washington for q safe
conduct, and he first inquired the particulars OF my
contemplated business as well as the name OF the
Intended purchasers OF the plantation and then de.
MED my request.
dsclaim any other intention than what have
just explained and 1t Is ridiculous to suppose that
could nave any design against the Spanish govern
ment OF Cuba seeing that my trip to tnat island
was openly announced and carried into effect That
government cannot and Will never prove single
act OF mine tending to subvert their authority.
INNoCENCIo CASANOVA.
The New York herald., 1871-03-05
Personal Intelligence.

Mr.. J. Ross Browne, formerly United States Minis
Ter to China is among the arrivals at the Fifth Ave
nue. HOTEL
Another party OF Japanese noblemen has arrived
from Yokohama. The arist0crats answer to the
names or Kagaschi, Hiragama and Shirane, respec-
lively, and are soournng at the Metropolitan Hotel.
J. Wiley Ednunds, of Boston, is stopping at the
ST. Nicholas HOTEL
Sehor Rivera, an attacne of the Spanish Legation,
has arrived at the Albemarle Hotel.
General w. S. Burt, Postmaster OF Boston, is
among the latest arrivals at the Astor House.
Prince Mits Tusmi, OF Japan and suite, who have
been stopping at the ST. Nicholas Hotel, sailed yes
terday III the steamer Russia for Europe.
Mr.. Arthur Cheney, proprietor OF the Globe
theatre in Boston. came to this city yesterday, and
put up at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. c. NJ Smith, OF Springfield, ILL.,, brother-in.
law OF the late President Lincoln is staying al the
Metropolitan Hotel.
Judge A. Cooley, from Iowa, Is at the Hoffman
House,
The Japanese Minister, Arlnori Mori, and Mr.
Charles w. Brooks, Japanese Consul At San Fran
cisco, have left the St. Nicholas Hotel for Boston.
Mr.. p b. Goodsell, editor Of the Boston Traveller
has apartments at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
Henry Sadler Mormon elder from Utah. has ar
rived at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Colonel G. W. Iompkins, OF the artillery, Is quar-
tered at the Hoffman House
J. w. Van yalkenburgh, OF Albany, is at the Astor
House,
The New York herald., 1871-03-05
THE PATERSON TRAGEDY.
The Victim Of the Assault Improving Hopes
of Her Recovery.

The Victim OF the Assault Improviug-Hopes
of Her Recovery.
Rosanna Demaud Murray, the victim or a most
atrocieus attack and attempted murder on the part
Of her divorced husband, John Murray at Paterson,
Friday morning reported in yesterdays HERALp,
was stl alive last eight and apparently improving.
She was taken TO the st. Josephs Hospital on Fri
day evening, and under the care Of the good Sisters
her condition has taken such favo rable turn that
the surgeons believe there is fair chance OF her re.
covery, providi no Unforeseen symptoms arise.
That she shoul still be alive, with her
CHASTITY WOUNDS
Is q wonder, and should she recover altogether II
would be an unusual restoration. No arteries nan.
pened to be severed, 1t appears, which Is very IA.
vorabe TO her recovery although there Is still great
danger. Murray
THE PERPETRAToR OF THE DEED,
who Is still safely in jail begins to be less rampant
than at first, and appears considerably cOole down
He says he don't care much how 1t turns out
but don't expect he Will get out OF jail In a few
weeks or so. The probabilities are, however, even
II Mrs Murray does recover, that he will be SEN
fenced TO somewhat protracted sojourp In the
State Prison.