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THE ILLUSTRATIONS

which are introduced for the first time In
the present edition have been added not
for the sake of pictorial effect, but to give
greater lucidity and force to the explana-
tions in the text. They embrace all
branches of science and of natural history,
and depict the most famous and remarka-
BILE features of scenery, architecture, and
art, as well as the various processes of
mechanics and manufactures. Although
intended for instruction rather than en-
bellishment, no pains have been spared to
iOsllra tbair
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In preparing the present edition for the
press has accordingly been the aim of The
editors to bring down the information TO
the latest possible dates, and to furnish an
accurate account of the most recent dis
coveries in science, of every fresh preduc-
ton in literature, and of the newest inven-
tions in the practical arts, as well as to
give a succinct and original record of the
proQreSS of
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GEOGRAPHICAL KNOWLEDGE

Have been made by the indefatigable ex-
plorers of Africa.
The great political revolutions of The
last decade, with the natural result of the
lapse of time, have brought into public
view q multitude of new men, whose
names are in every ones mouth, and OF
whose lives every one is curious to know
the particulars. Great battles have been
fought and important sieges maintained,
of which the details are as yet preserved
only in the newspapers or in the transient
publications of the day, but which ought
now to take their place in
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


Rev. Elliot will preach in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday next
Iaorning and evening. Sunday School
,ni 800 p. M.
"A son of Hon. A. Cook, of Cooks
burgh, who has for year past been
studying law at Pittsburgh, fovored us
with a,.call last week.
We are in receipt of communi-
cation from Dutch Hill this morning,
but as the name of the writer does no.
accompany it, we do not publish it.
We understand that one of Mr..
titles little girls ID down with diph.
iberia. The case is not considered
dangerous, we Believe.
"A meeting has been appointed at
;the Odd Fellows Hall in this place,
for Thursday evening, March Is, for
the purpose Of comforting the Rebecca
Degree.
-Wm. Rcck has lost his tools in
the we'll he is putting down on the
Sewers place. He had good show
of oil short time previous to losing
the tools.
Abe Weller, oldest son of Andy,
is down with diphtheria, and it is said
20 be bad case. II seems that there
is no check for this sease short Of
settled warm weather.
The ice broke up in the river and
moved quietly away on Saturday last.
At ono time it looked as if there
would be bad gorge above the.
bridge, and it soon started again, and
everything was lovely.
-Ferd. Wenk, James and Jared
Huling are at home from the Brad
ford Oil district, where they have
been putting up rigs. We have not
interviewed them but suppose they
will 60 back shortly.
"A meeting of the board of Com.
missioners was appointed for last week,
but when the roll was called only Mr..
Reck was present. both Long and
Berlin being prostrated by sickness.
We have not learned the extent of
their illness, but presume both will be
on hand At the next meeting.
Tho election takes place in New
a Hampshire on Tuesday next 18th inst
There are three Congressman to elect
and the indications are that the whole
delegation will be Republican. Should
this 30 the case it will whittle the
Democratic majority in Congress down
to a pretty fine figure, if not entirely
overcome it.
DIR. Blaine received on Saturday
T.. letter from Samuel Brandenburger,
formerly of this place, now of Deissen-
hoten, Canton Thargau Switzerland,
in which he says the weather has been
exceptionally mild there this winter,
and business duller than ever ho saw
it in TiOuesta. He is in good health,
and enjoying himself at his old home
stead.
The Entertainment and Oyster
.Supkeg at Partridge's Hall, on Friday
evening last, for the benefit of the M.
rE. Sunday School,, was perfect sue
cess, Notwithstanding ths fset that the
night was dark and stormy. Z large
crowd was out, the entertainment FGs
pleasing, the supper good, and the oc'
casion enjoyable. Upward Of $50
were netted for the Sunday School.
Mr.. j. Kepler came home on Sat
urday last, bringing Eiddle Eith him.
History tells US that Nero fddled
while Rome was burning, bat js il
possible that kepleE will fiddle when
this great and glorious country is
drifting into anarchy. tyyrany, mop
archy, C@sarism, &c. 4? Sach heart.
lessness is unbee0wing a nan Of his
patriotic principles.
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are working on a rig for q Mr.. Bus
sard. T. j. Van Giesen is still fishing
on his old job on the Lamb well at
Mongtown.
More in my next. KEYsER.
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Living Wild Animals Wanted.
$50 each for 3 Panthers.

D 4 Cross Foxes.
10 I" 4 Otter.
A good price will he paid for ryoung
Cross or Silver Gray Foxes, or for a
Lynx or Fisher Fox, or Catamount.
For further information, address
JouN A. STEWART,
At Brady 2. o. Indiana CO., Pa.
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WEST Hickory, March 2, 1877.

WEST Hickory, March 2, 1877.
ED. REPUBLICAN,-
Dear Sir. cts
true, It's pity, and pity It's, It's true,"
that the oil production at this place
has not proved as large as was antici
pated. The wells have been gradually
declining for the past two weeks, until
the aggregate production is now
thought to be about three or four bar.
rels per day. One of the four wells
which were first started up has been
abandoned as q failure, but work is
still continued on new rigs, and in the
course Of a few weeks three more wells
will be ready to pump.
These wells are all run by steam
from one boiler, and all except two
are to be run by one engine. They
are to use a wire rope attachment for
carrying the power, which operates
the same as q bolt and is thought to
greatly exceed the sucker.rod method,
as with the former wells can be pumped
with much greater speed than with the
latter.
These wells are run partly by wind
powor-not such power as was demon.
strated as expedient by correspond
ent of yours in a recent issue, but by
wiad as it forces itself in the shape of
gas into the boiler furnace, and thus
alleviates the consumption Of wood
and coal. There is not much distinc-
tion between "wind" and "gas" any
way-especially in the mind of Young
America, when he applies the term to
an undue exertion on the part of some
worthy person who tries to make a
mouse appear as big as q mountain
or windmill VERACITY.
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Spots upon the Sun do not visi-
bly, diminish its brilliancy, but spots,
pimples or blotches upon the face
neck or arms seriously dotract from
female beauty. They may, however,
be completely removed by the daily
use of Glenn's Sulphur Soap. Depot,
Crittenton's 10th Ave, N. Y. Hills
Hair e. Whisker Dye, black or brown,
SOC. 47.4t
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West Hickory Letters.
1 DECLARE.

WEST HICKORY, March 2, 1877.
w. r.. Dunn
Dear Sir: Oil is all the
go, but l think the West Hickory Oil
Farm is about played out, and Nc
Mul!en's four farrow wells are almost
dry; unless they get fresh one or
two they will quit.
w. A. Conneley and A j. S:ggins
both got through the ice on the river
with their teams, recently. Both got
out and no harm done, but ConneIey
didn't yell "Glory Halleiujah !" when
he went in. We have had very good
ice here all winter, but it is no longer
safe. TEcUMsEH.
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A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS.

~C10 cents, post paid. l.. Jones & Co.,
Nassau, N. Y. 454
, 1877-04-03
ADJUSTMENTS

THE IIALF-ORPI1AN BENEFIT.
The concert given last evening for tho benefit Of
tho Half Orphan Asy1um 1t Mccormleks Hall at.
traete vcry large audience, almost every aest In
tho hall being occupied. The centre Of attraction.
Of coufse, was MEss Carr, being her drss appear.
nnco In Chicago Since her return from her second
1tusaian campaign, from which she hn4 come back
covered with glory, though wounded in The ankle,
The effects Of which ara still visible, and invest her
with Cariotla pattI.tsh interest. MIAs Cary was
in cxuberant spfFits, ~ usua! on good terms With
herself and the audience. and took irah her plano
and violin Accompanies nndes her generous wings.
1eat tie audience might forget 70 gsso
bcr" Of Uounod with hIr. Lcwt. rio1ln obliratol;
Governs aong, ''lt Was f)rcans: ant! thc seennh
ss s tss 2p, IT ,on t,st" n,'1s IT,
singing that wo have not said many times bcfurG.
She d In GLORIOUS voice, and she poured out IT,
nlclndoue cal!l in all tts exutctant richness aud
ss.sd = ssn!.s i! ss5 asaSe;., ,!; "a iet tse
.sSf''qlS III slyng acemIn sSfo e iye M Ats fot
tho second. The ltossln! duo was also encored.-a
NI.s Cary but alAo by Mrs. Carpenter, wtoso beau.
lfut voice used to b heard often In our concert
rouns. Very efficient aid was also rendered hy
M. knorr. tenor: Mi. Goodwiilt. baritone: Nc.
L!eh!nr: the pianist, whose !ey'1pE Of the chora
en,s Susrsette t,i srs 4. FaaWe! III Mn. j. Taionr'
Acssrs. Il. r. Howard, and II. l.. Sloanl, whose
unaccompanIcd singing was very delightful. md
very enjoyable throughout, and mutt base yielded
a ycrT ept|StautIat benefit tn tue ABylupl.
, 1877-04-03

0H3tHtsHH A4lckfN+
lntempcraace seens 10 ba fcasfully on the iu.
crease. ~ least, |, Is positive tact TINT, suco
the first sigma Of spslug, nearly every house IN
the Wcst has had al attack OF the tree meus,
Alexis aud bis terrier weat 10 a photograph.
er's md were "took," In every city they visit.
Cd. The Duke IL casily distinguished from the
terrier by his psancely air And standing collar,
A clerk was summatily discharged from tho
Treasury Department the other day because It
1ppeafcd from the records that he bad held his
position nearly thren years, and hadn't beeu shot
At 1y Woman. There was no precedent lor
such record, and be had to arise aud dust.
]. is really dtsheattcntng to 20 around In Cen.
tral iowa md 500 the Oteenoack men sitting
around with their fRees buried III thrtr hands,
1aEhlnE, tnd groaning., and wondering bow
around when Ill Ets light, convenient paper Is
taken away, aud gold u forced upon htal iu ia
stcaa.
Lent IL nearly over, and the people who have
been rompeiied to cat roast bcet and mutton
chops 10 back p0ntrtea and unfFequgpted Fpolna,
by stealth, anil with uAuY starts, aud frequent
A!llngs, aud narrow escapes, can slt up ii the
table, and wrestle With their beef In the oT-hapd,
vigorous Grrco- Roman stylc that tue antiquity
ol thu steak usually demands.
se'cntccn mules ha' been 3hipplt ira, Ken
tucky TO oGlasgow, v hauT they MI! work In droya.
Just imagine sobef, ktcE1l-Fisage1 Scot, = de-
the prclcstinat!on, regeneration, sanctitleailou,
election, total dcprAYityt and grAce lifted out Ut
l,n higher than 4 kite The first ttule ha tries to
make . Kentucky nlu1e Eo Whcru he doesn't
want to. There Will 10 awfu', sinfu', leYvrn-
assiua times uges upoa 1lAgow when these
, 1877-04-03
lNsURANcE-D


DIS Mo1s1s. Ia, March 3i.-Thc Huprcme
Court OF this State, at ita recent session, rgn-
dered decision which Ia very Important to
insurance companies as we'll q pollvy-holders
rciuttnE to the liability III principals for the
acts Of agcnts. Joseph Warner, Vt this city,
directed al insuFauec-agcncy to make out u
policy Of insurance Oh n grain-warehousc, hut
said ha could not pay tue premium just at that
tine. The agent replied tLat the rules OF bis
companies required prepayment, and prohibited
agunts from wAiyinE tic rule except in writing.
This was not dong, and the agent ss,ade policy
IN the Hartford insurance Company, aud
subsequently informed Wuruer that le h4tl
made policy, but did not slate what company
1t was III, nor did Ms. Warner know unlil' hts
warehouse bur.el, which was aoou alter. Mt.
Warner haa not paid the premium at tNo tune
Ut the fire, nor did hs afterward pay #; neither
WIS the loea reported to the company. Actioi,
was brought 10 recover on ths polley- Tbs
Court Acld that tho proyiso In the po!Ay, givlns
the ngeut power to waiye the rate In writing,
implied poxrE to do 70 verbally, and the cunl-
pany were therefore liable for tho arts ol tho
Hveut,
, 1877-04-03
TIDAL MOTOR.
10 the Edfior W Thc Tribune.

=" tae nat" y ."e 1,o"ae.
CHICAGO, AprA 2'-lnatcad u stcam.powcr
a8 q common motor, would propose new
powcr,-a ttdal.motoy,-whpty lave no doubt
viii 1n onnrnvc,l ~ by nil sefcnttsta and me-
49,, I,'.,.., .;.,.',.,s" .s'.. -, .,.."s.
enane0' ~ pIae'lcal' tn'uat!'S "'an "ul ooao1
that tho tide u tho scas could be nado use OF 70
seryc man with great power, II only the prob
len, vas solved. Now i think have found Il,
~ mystery W 1e ssas , .n', .,. na1ufa4 poMe.
llos been !elt lying uoFhant.4lu yct u Is 80 eas5
TO comprehend that 1t would work, TINT It would
save yearly an enormous suru OF tuoucy for coal
and costly mnch!nery.
II the new Idea would be accepted md de-
clarcd practical BY. sclent!sts and mechanics,
then II could be enslly adopted nna used 1nstca0
Ut stcnrM.
This new power costs nothing 10 create after
the fixtures aro nut u{.
! believI the Idea tint the rising aud falling
OF tho water VI the seas, At regular Intervals,
can be used a. q motor IL not new, for ut least
l apoke about the sa,llu twenty ycars ngO lit
, 1877-04-03

sisS2d s1s%S,d The pes'''" ~'' 'efefFs" to iea'''sf
lisnry Starring va. aajndicaic' isnk!ant By de-
In tho case Of Frank 5tnrgca! y Co., tue hanK.
soa performed lis .erms thn Antpnre. II. +. Jsn.
kins, was directed to turn nrsr u them all tneif
4eNk!ns On Gas VI. Assignee
t,torRs ". Campbell was elected Assignee Of i.
A. N. Beard and tho Chicago wronght-Nall Com.
panss{', n Tho tnn, dviaehd meeting of Eneene Ford
we!;, ordered paid. Tho other creditors will get =
''''''' SUPERIOR COURT IL nniEr.
Hobcrt 7. Clark began a1i In acat for 8, 200
sgainss Miner r , Ames IN :, and I'd John 1, y: cotse:
.uit "a against SAMUEL !. walker, cfalting si5. 600.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Tas r9 whesp sae ims 6ysE F"t n.9 a. s
TIE cALL wKDHEtDAr.
rno. Ill 90 @ 4 o Sn'Ht4 H. 4os
~ .ns ~ q ~ !ssla:!ys NJ *: 81 sr:S
Jupa* Anf;osIsa n r. r.; r. % r. g4D7 M & = e r. to1.
IT, Ut II r. - IT, ''a 1 -. ~" y
!rnaE stoeHE-i3. II, II. No. H. Payne ". cum'
"pss ss2 q oa...sos To .,s ne,u.,,e. on
Al IT, ~ @ M Essa :Ts TT q
ii Gu""x % %Fstwx.sSNo ssii announced: 900 ,,.,.,..
sis y%%a SC ~ 81 sa: Il =;
sst;t sS ceFns: u ssxe5 aa In
s5.% % a:o" sse r.
MuHrHraBOHo, I'LL.
nv belsR hs III Il S Ma2piyslara
ncy and ths docket !. d'un.l.,ns rapidly. .1i': f.:
va Gnte sistoFlSas ~, ~ ncts ecs
, 1877-04-03

"1)1ue Glaps" was advcrtisod. nnl fa,r audi.
cnec attended. not little surprised on their or.
rival 10 receive programmes af ''Lemons." Tho
contract between Mr. Da,y anl the management uf
tic thcnttc wa. for ''Diuc tilasr." but Jrhterdny
afternoon the agent OF the troupe received ttle-
gram from tho eccentric Mr. DAILY. "Lemons ur
nothing" a homballal1 cast into slck bed would
not have created more d!snay. but new prnsrnmcs
went up. IN actor appeared mil announced the
change. giving as = feasen that thc company WEI"
Over l50 people went away. md ''Lcmons "
went on.
The performance wns excellent. and the play we'll
received. Hero and thnse weta pniutA which
might have bcen and undoubtedly will be
improved upon. but takfng It tor utE aud nli AMI
e;ensdespg the annoyanees consequent 9rpn shr
Chapman says he will bold the eo,npanr to their
contract NOW. and superb presentation, ct
, 1877-04-03

enys ic vas Informed TINT It it Hrr. tr1n.'s III.
tchttnn, when he shall have rc,nrred FROM
Europe, 10 take up hl. rc3dence with l!i. co',sin
Smith, and rtn,ain there mill he shall have
completed a histnry Of the War, anI moro
especially OF that paf. Of It which va. proscru,-
ed under hh own immediate command, nbuu-.
dani ,Iata for which arc contained IN ho tt,t,-
ments and papers already referred 70. Gen.
puhiic 1uesiions, sui bis ability as 4 ierso nntl
grophic writer, peculiarly ~ lin for The niI!ee
Of historian ii thc Civil War, and the bonk he
proposes to write will. no doubt clear upa gecat
struggle In an Impartial Tight. The documents
arc now being examined and classified, SO AZ 10
10 in readiness for the General upon his return
from bis TRIP atytoail.
, 1877-04-03

forbid the writing uf any communication except
What asscs under thc inspection of mn officer
np1oInfr,l for TINT purpose The letter In TIE
1Hts;xE was smugglel out by a discharged
rhBssct who tla1 served hts acronil term. fhavc
hccu CONNECTED n an cmplove With tic prison
for rnany ycars. could show yu1, that the
atatc1ncnts Ut this cphvi't correspondent are
fnltc from beginning 10 end. but M tnan who
thieves ami cn.-t,lsoats tiy eontroycEtinR their
statements. This scuundrcl Is serving the last
tbiid. Il. BrAyFnRD.
, 1877-04-03

IEu4sHrg Dt4pa.cA 10 81. Louie GsoaA. Ds1socfas.
The 1umor that c1.presidcnt Grant would
prepare history oi the War In which he bore 50
dnttngu!shcd part, may now bu sct down a
fact. a few. days ago thesa was received In this
city, consigned to Gen. Grants cousin. William
Smith, At Little Washington. few miles distant
from this city, 4 larEa box eloscly paeled with
papers mud documents relating totha Wur, which
of until they should bu cn!led for by thu Gem
efaL A gentleman from Little Warrington,
WHO seeent1y had rouJessatiua With Ar,smtth,
, 1877-04-03
STANLEY DISCOVERS OIAlsEY HALL.
Ytit Iaft GtuukLc.

Ht1 Iort 1raphic.
n.la,n.M oh,cctci to nv crn.sinp his KInp.
a..n os.s. n,;ass ,,,--oa o"". T., sa,.,tse.,
ao'n o. tao OJah.,H71ec' ~ nsst ne 1e!u11co
o,0co dot1 OF lrsh linen and l,ooO casks OF ruin.
After the usual fortpfght's palavcr, beat him
down 10 n rlass Of Gin ou,l MI old flannel shirt,
uNno ,vo vo, inor,n, TN ,,n,,. th,t ;v;nu-
49,, NV Juu ~, % 1s"a,,; ~ ~ o,.,., s"1' '''ss
stone Is ioana ana acau' nc INQUIRED.
NJ cru find him for you," said o-}an.b'.
,,,.,t s... "n', =, ~ ,tsx,',,, p.us. -" ,,.n,"
VII" o.N1e WV ~ t.o 'Apiu'.t 1esot' 10 Da"As
arc inhabited py lawyers orlVe all my INV
ycrs thitlscr. So soon rs q lawyer wins caao
in NV Kingdom. banish him to tho Slfruttl
c,,ntrv nv thst ,ncan. I krcn thc
sos s. o.,.s.,.H - ~
oscea oo"'+ ot"ct"ise, '"eS "ou'" own a1a
my Empire III yenr or Two. Occasionally let
.mrro,,nlinc K,n",,o,n. l,nvc hccn ia,a ,vo.,o Iv
,am.ars 1'.an,a .,,a1 .n,,,a ,..t,s ",., ~. J.,
ta"3e 4.upto u''4a -, '"A4a "A'e' aAo s"e
heirs a1aphteu tscu' IheY invoked tue ald ok
lawyers, md tic lawyers eventually got all tho
lnnucu eatatcs. You know how II Is yourself,
Stanley When t1,c lawyers hna cnt,r. nos.es.
s,a s,o,r.,oa NY .@.. - s,,tm T,,a a,.n.~"..
s!oS, esct VII H. W fa.'s: tns ntsosneys
eoala Coy I net eaL,gale tha soN Of 10 anylhang AsG.
la,. AHGy e",.a 9t,y sv -, 10 ~" asanss encn
t,thef. ihls "ouid uot !atsc oFeao Ut Efeati 10
thn ianu was h,adc nesolatc.
"lhere " the Mbfatti 9anxs you Will alnd
out stands chariot. and within ~ beautiful
you all about Mr.. Hall. Mr, Iin!l viii tndorso
, 1877-04-03
THE NORTHERN INDIANA PRISON.

- 1V Hs9 1s0tb0V U Z ~ 1VFs"4s4'
MICHIGAN CITY, lud., March 3l.-1 have been
almost constant gealcr oi Tue TR1nusE stuce
it, fsst publication. Everything saw 10 its
columns was considered by nc good and reliable
authority. Judge Of my surprise when saw
Communication this morning signed with thc
fictitious nau,a Of Samuel y. lsolrtyucs, COLL
vict NOW serving hts third term IL tho Pcuitru-
t1ary. Thu rulss pI thu prison very ptopcsly
, 1877-04-03

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