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DIED.

RoBTEsoN.-At BounJsYille, VIVA, on wedles-
day morning, December 81, 1879, at hall: past nine
o'clock, OIS II. RoDISA0S, 81 congestion OIL The
lungs, In Tho 49, year Of his SSo.
CRIswELI.-At New Brighton, Pa, january ..
1870. JENNIE G. cRtswKLL, beloved VIE q rev.
II. il. II. CrIswelI, aged q ycarI and 5 months. Her
TemaIni were Inferred In the Buena Vista Cemetery,
Monday, the 9th, at r y.
BARL0W.-On Thursday evening, January .,15.
1880, al q O'clock, Mrs. REDEcc4 BARLOW, aged u
years.
Funeral from the residence Of Mr.. J. r. Harden,
No. 100 Twelfth street, this afternoon at . o'clock.
Friends Of the family are invited.
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EVWIH Il 1t5I1'as t6saa' sffaNis'' f''''sftf ff''NF0N V
April. ,....,...,....,...,.-.. 0 81
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mn InoN ron 1850.

NaII. RoomIpg-The Card Formally Made
R6-StnI Higher Prices Confidently An.
ticipated-IdIe Statements That SpeeIi.
iators are Holding stO6Ils-RsmaFiEable
Changes In Prices Since Is53-Iieasons
for tie Anticipation of n SIN Further
Advance.
Pittsburgh Dispatch Of Yesterday.
A meeting Of the Western Nail Associa-
ton wa held yesterday and the card rate
vas made s.. This, Of course, was a mere
ratification Of previous action Of an In
formal kind. Our readers arc familiar
with the fact that a week ago the Pitts
burgh manufacturers agreed by telegraph
TO a proposition OF the Wheeling mills to
advance the rate from 81 % to S., and that
Wheeling subsequently withdrew the
proposition. Nevertheless, that has since
been regarded tacitly as the rate and Oh
that basis have transactions been made
II is proper 10 say here that ever since the
time nails were at the lowest point thu
Wheeling mills have been in the way o
maintaining prices. !.
1t Is pretty safe to predict that nall
have not yet reached their highest figure
The wear 1850 is destined to see a So rate
II NOT, indeed, a considerably highe'
amount. Such is the judgment OF gentle
men thoroughly conversant with the SUB
iect' who werefnterviowed by u DispatcI
Ienorter Yesterday afternoon. The pres
ent situation is perhaps not fully apPfe
ciated. 1t is maintained by some ~"
large stocks are being held by. %specuiatcr
Tor higher prices. This is idle gossip
When lower prices ruled there were n'
large stocks. Probably never in the his
tory OF the nail trade was the market 81
thoroughly depleted as 3 year ago, whel
then the card rate was 81, and Wheeling
mills we're making sales at 81 70, il not a
less figures. 1t was an old estimate IL
the iron trade, before the recen
~stapnation, that the difference between
a inll stock and q small stock was {
three months run OF oil the mills. Thi
rule was probably as applicable 10 thu
nail mills as to any other branch oil tn!
iron business. That, however, is an est
mate without any allowance for presen
consumption, and there has never, excep
in the brief period of flush times shortly
after the war-when the price OF nail
reached its greatest altitude-been q de
mand for immediate consumption TO com
pare with the present time, Besides, III,
capacity OF the mills Is not materially IN
creased since former times OF business
whereas tue population TO be supplied ]
fully eight millions more, and the demand
to BE- met unprecedented. Nail manu-
facturers say that in addition to what ha
already been done by the mills, with tn!
demand continuing cs it is now, and viii
the spring trade opening up so lively. as !
promises 10 do, nearly or quite all OF tn
The year 1880 will be required to make tn
stocks Of the country full.
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CLUBS.

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Brnx,on County aad the Next Presidency
SALT LICK, January II, 1850.

Editor IntellgCnccE
have been at some pains to ascertain
the sentiment OF leading Republicans il
this county in regard to the next Presi
dental nomination, and l find that nearly
ali are for Sherman, with here and there
one for Hayes. G. +. Taylor, N: L. Squires
W. F. Morrison and Henry Bender, all
want Sherman, while Capt. Barrett wants
Hayes. All our Republicans say that they
expect TO support the Chicago nominee
whether Grant or any one else. My own
opinion Is that Grant will he nominated
and elected. 1 thinkth majority Of the
people want a strong government and
Grants election would be the snrest step
In that direction. D.. b.
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To the present prices and upward ten
dency Of pig iron is due very largely the
advance Just made, and the likelihood OF a
further boom. The S. card is upon a basis
OF $40 pigiron, and yet the best grades OF
pig are held in our market at $i5, and
there have been sales made at that figure.
1t may be safely put down that there is
not one man In d dozen engaged in iron
manufacture but fully expects $50 pig
iron in the near-at-hand future, and $50
pig unouestionably means So nails. In
deed, tie figure named by no means
bounds the 0 expectations OF the iron men
for this year OF promise, 1880. Many are
prepared to see any advance without sur
prise, ana with that idea foremost are re-
insing in every branch Of. the business far
more orders than they are booking. Manu-.
iacturers say that there is not q branch Of
the business in which any mill
might not obtain in q day suficient orders
to consume all their product for at least six
months to come. Thus, in tho very. item
of nails, which We are considering, a
prominent New York dealer has been
during all the present week ~cndeayoring
among II mills to place an order for o.
600 kegs atS5, to be delivered during the
year. He did not approach asingle man
n%tacturer but who laughed at him. The
fact is, the order could not have been
placed at any price short Of what the calm
er judgment OF both parties would subse-
quently have shown TO be p~reposterous. 1t
Is the statement OF deliberate opinion on
the part Of those most familiar with the
trade, that not a mill IN Pittsburgh would
now accept an order for delivery after
January under So, and that few OF them
would accept such an order even at that
nrice.
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TO subscribers In former years.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
pEPARruRg on rrAas-wHEELNa rNk.

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the day passes backward and forward between Mar
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Sherman House, HtnAvilG, West Wheeling and
GnYal Hill
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For cramps, pans and sudden chills,
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The latter is the highest price ever
reached in the nail trade. For the next
year the price receded about as rapidly us
It had advanced, and in August, 1865, the
card rate was s. 75. But they commenced
to advance once more, and further reports
before US show:
S. ,sex o. IA
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During 1873 the panic came, the market
broke, and the tendency until last year
was downward. The curse OF the mar
ket since the last OF 1878 is thus reported
in the last number OF the Iron Age:
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GENERAL NOTICES.
T%oCKHoLDERs' MEETING.

The snnuSl meeting ii the stakeholder II the Elm
Grove Town Hall Association, for the electlOuo Of Dl.
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Ohio county, THURSDAY, February 9Th, at r. NJ,
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An Open Le,tcr-st speaks TOrT,seIf

tST 1oWNSHEAD, VI.
Mr.. EDIroR Having read in your pa
per reports of the remarkable cures of ca
tarrh, ! am induced to tell "what | know
about catarrh," and fancy the "snutl"' and
"nhalng- -,ube' makers (mcre dollar grab.
bers) would be glad if they could emblazon
a similar cure in the papers. For 26 years
| suffered with catarrh. The nasal passage
became completely closed "SnutI. dust.
ashes, inhaliug, aud sticks" wouldn't work
though at intervals | would sniff up the So
called catarrh, until became a valuable
tester for such medicines. gradually be-
came worse, and, no one eau know how
much ! suffered or what a miserable being
! was, My head arhed over NV ewes So
that was confined 10 my bed for many sue
cesslve days, suffering the most intense pain,
which at one time lasted continuously for
l9S hours. All sense OF smell and taste gone,
| sight and hearing impaired, body shruuken
aud weakened, nervous system shattered
aud constitution broken, and | was hawk
ing and splitting seven -eighths of the time
| prayed for death to relieve me of my suf-
iering. A favorable notice IN your paper OF
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy induced me tc
| purchase package, and use it with Dr.
lleree5 Nasal Douche, which applies the
remedy by hydrostatic pressure, the only
/ way compatible with common sense. Well
/ Mr.. Editor, it did not cure me in three.
/ iourths of second, nor IN one hour OF
month, but in less than eight minutes | wa,
relieved and in three months entirely cured
and have remained so for oyer sixteen
months. While using the Catarrh Remedy
l used DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov.
cry to purify my blood and strengthen nv
stomach. ] also kept my liver active and
/ bowels regular by the use of his Pleasant
/ Purgatlve Pellets. II my experience will
induce other sufferers TO seek the sam,
means Of relief, this letter will have ans
wered ITS purpose. Yours truly,
S. ID. DEMICK
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No man has such control of his own
being as the man who can say, "Thy will
be done" The man who can say that in
every part his life has found himself, has
come to hmselt his true self, his strong
self, his happy self. and his enduring self.
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sI,rcNvdncss aud Ability.

Hop Bitters so freely advertised in all the
papers, secular and religious, are having a
large sale, and are supplantiug all other
medicines. There is no denying the virtues
of the Hop plant, and the proprietors of these
Bltlers haye shown great shrewdness and
ability in compnunding a Btters, whose
virtues are SO palpable to every ones 0bscr-
vation.-EraDtiHer and Chronicle. 1872
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EHOrehOnnd herb, Rock Candy and
AYE NBhiskey.

All the component parts of speer's Hore-
hound Rye and Rock, and is a cure for any
pulmonary complaints The purest worm
distilled whiskey, white rock candy and
strong horehound tea are combined, in the
proportions recommended by the best ply
sicians, The colored candy contains issil.
uble matters, injurious 10 the stomach. and
should never be used. For sale by A. j.
Durling aud G. T. Horn, Of Lehighton, c.
w. Lentz, Of Weissport. I5.2.
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Inventors and pa,cn.ees

should send for instructions, terms, refer
ences, &c., to Edison Brothers, Solicitors o!
Patents, Washington, DC, who furnish the
same iCithom charge. Edison Brothers is a
well-known and successful firm of large
experience, having been established in the
year 1865. olS-tf
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PUZZLE.

Weary mortals rocked with pain,
Ever seeking-but in vain,
Sweet relief from mortal ills:
Try, pray, Vests Liver Pills
& as sure as mornings light
Cometh after shades of night,
Der thy life, health's sun divine
Shall arise, in joy to shine;
Light and health, and joy and mirth,
In sun-beams sparkle round thy hearth;
Vital energy shall start,
Fen to muscle, brain and heart;
Rid the Liver of its load,
Purify the life, the blood,
Intercept disease and death,
Leaving fragrance ON thy breath,
Tighten life of half its ills,
Safe add potent Liver Pills.
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When the Russian Car heard the jar.
ring and rumbling under his dining room
he smiled a sort of sickly smile, and turn,
ing to General KarotidofIski, who was by
his side, simply remarked, "The william
still pursues me-"
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SAVE EGYPTIAN

- FEyER AGUE Avn lIVG.i pap f. " thout nuv
exception the best PHdln existence Tor The cure
aud prevention OF al m larlOds dl-eas"s ana
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"Don't make a pretty picturo2" ex-
claimed Jones, rather ruefully, as he stepped
upon the river bank, after his ducking. "a
picture" replied his friend snodgrass. Il
should call it a silly-wet."
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"A Western sleeping-car was recently
entertained by the sight of "a man beating
his wife. Some men have the rare faculty
Of making themselves at home anywhere.
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rrnrs AMI THAT.

Patrick having been told that Dr. Peters
had found an asteroid, remarked; "Bedad,
he may have his asteroid, but as fer meself
OF prefer horse ter roide."
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wanted,

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-Orall the possessions OF this life, fame
is the noblest when the body has sunk into
dust the great name still lives.
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The latest new book is entitled, "A Wo-
man After All" This should sufficient to
put every bachelor on his guard.
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Miles Patent Safety Pin.


Made from the best brass spring wire, with
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This Pin is perfect one and the best in the
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We also control the sale Of COLES PATENT
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The trouble with the midnight cat is
not so much thatlt cannot sing as that it
firmly believes it can.
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"a O r. a WEEK IN your own town. ana n
AFhkA crp. tai + 5 ed. NUu can give the bus
NDVV mess n tfigl withOut expense. Tie
Dest opp rluniiY ever Offered Tor those
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untll You zee Tor yourself what you can do {
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and particulars, which we mail free. s. uutut
lree Don't Hmplnln of hard times while YOU
have such chance Address IL. II LLFTT
% Portland Maine, June 7-lVN.
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have sold your CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH
REMEDY iur two years anu there has occn
general universal expression Of Suction
with It i aiu "a plyslcinn Of the Old schOol,uiu
atn VtrV cautious OF recommending ARTICLES OF
which DO ne know the content but trom my
oO-ervauon OF the gOnd efieo of tne medicine
/ icel that i can CONsClEATlousLf EACoMMkAD
III WA. IA. WILLS, NJ. ID.
march sam.
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G;AIABBH.



@ r. TITTLEFTLD & co my son Horace
has suffered tor etr5 from & taIrh M ms most
remedies, was luduoAd % t.V CONsuruIiuAAL
CAIAH.H KEN Df. After u-Iug uirco notifies
he Is cucctuuliy cureu, al houGh exposed Mgh;
lt 90 co u anu Wet m hl. capauIty Oi city lamp
lighter Yours truly
ALEX. MASON.
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DIAMOND
CATARRH
REMEDY,
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POSITIVE CURE for CATARRu
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A few applications break up n cold in the
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The Diamond InvtgnrRtOr, the best
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The Diamond NervIne PMS, specir
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The Diamond Salv"-"Mother BriCrs's
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Send for descriptive circular of DR.. Evory's
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PToprlctor's address. DIR. a. +. EVORY
6 CO., - Park Place, New York city.
oct. 4.-4m.
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r,Nnn A MONTH gunranjred. SO dly
~ sEtae1 qt homo mode by ID" ndusiilous,
eLDUV Jaulal not rrquICai we vii start
Won. -1 en-. women. boys aud "Irls
make money tpStor 90 WORT for ~ than at guy
thing else. IN" work is GHlt uud % casut,aud
such As anyone can gn rigbtHt. 1uo-r who ire
w go who seo tins Ioticn wlI send 1s their al.
dresses At uucp and zee for themselves. Costly
DUitt aud ten nus tree Now 1. the ume, hose
already al WORK are layin~ Up l1rge sums If
money. Address TRUE d %, Augusta,
Maine. JUup 7.-IYE
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or airy disease ent Ties solder Of TIE lYfe war.
to @ pension. A pensions by toe law ot lnuu.
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