I nt 1
Henry A. Parsons, Jr.,
Kdltor
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1877
Mcciiig of tlie llcpiibllrnn Stnto ('(in
vention. 1 IeADQU AHTHH3 llKPUHMl'AN
Btatk C'OMMITTKH, llnnilnirg, May
U'Jth, 1877. In pursuance of n resolu
lion of the Republican State Commit
tee, adopted at a meeting held in liar
rlsburg, this day, a Republican State
Convention, to lie composed of dele
gates from each .Senatorial and Repre
sentative district, to the number to
which such district in entitled in the
Legislature, is hereby culled to meet
In the city of Harrinbiirgh, at twelve
o'clock, noon, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 120, 18;
for the purpose of nominating candi
dates for Supremo Judgo, State Tresis
urer and Auditor General, to be voted
for at the ensuing general election on
the sixth day of November next.
By order of Committee.
HENRY M. HOYT, Chairmnn
A. WirsoN Norris, Secretary.
Ida Greeley nnd her husband, Mr,
Nicholas Smith, have just added anollicr
monument lo Horace Greeley's memory.
It is a boy weight thirteen pounds.
Washington, June 22. The secretary of
state said this morning that the scheme for
the acquisition of the northern stales of I
Mexico was purely a private and possibly
a speculative enterprise that whatever
action might be deemed necessary in the
future to maintain permanent peace nnd
security of the border the executive had
no other power than to defend (he present
line of boundary. Any movement in the
direction of territorial acquisition would
have to originate in congress, as therein is
invested the incipient authority in such
cases.
Shocking accident in Olkan. Ambrose
Hicks, a resident ot Olean, was run over
and killed on the Erie Bond, m that place,
on Saturday night the tith Inst. Two
months ago Hicks, who had been a hard
drinker, signed the Murphy pledge and
kept it strictly for five weeks making bis
homo happy and himself respected. In nn
evil moment poor Hicks yielded to the
solicitations of some of his old chums nnd
fell. On the fatal night he had been drink'
ing to excess and went homo with some
liquor in a pail. The poor heart broken
wito got possession of the liquor and threw
it out doors, which enraged the husband
and he started away threatening his wife.
The poor woman waited for her husband
until 2 o'clock the next morning, when she
started out to find him ai.d proceeded but a
a short distance down the track, when she
discovered his body, cut and mangled in a
shocking manner. It is stated that pro.
cecdings will be instituted against the
saloon keeper who sold him (he liquor
the lnw in New York, as here, making the
seller responsible for damages. Cameron
Press,
Murdebf.d and Bodiied. Mcadville, a
small village in Salisbury township, this
county, near tho Welsh Mountain, was in
tensely excited on Sunday and Monday on
account of the mysterious death of Mrs.
Nancy Wallace, the wife of Isaao Wallace.
The latter, it appears, left homo on Satur
day evening and returned after midnight,
and after feeding his horse went to the
house and knocked at the door, but no one
answered. He then passed to another side
of the house and discovered a ladder reach.
ing to an upper window, and also a nun
running through the yard and out into the
rood. He entered by way of the basement,
ascended to the room occupied by his wife
and found her lyine on tho floor, dead. He
truck a light nnd went out and alarmed
the neighbors, who came and laid the body
en the bed. The bed was found to bo in
disorder, and the night clothing of the de
ceased was torn, clearly indicating a strug
gle, although no marks of violence were
foand on the body, except slight mark of
finger or finger uail on (he throat. Mr.
Wallace says his wife had about $75 in her
possession, which it missing. Yesterday
a Coronet's jury made some inquiry and
rendered a verdiot that deceased "came to
her death by being frightened and violently
used by a person, who entered the house
with the design of murder and robbery,
unknown to them. Mr. Wallace, in a
statement made to a reporter of the New
Era, says his wife always kept his money,
but did not know whore she kept it ; that
she may have had it secreted somewhere.
Also, that for a number of years sho had
sot been well, being subject to spells of
Heart diseaso. The general belief in the
neighborhood is that it is a clear case of
murder, and that a more thorough investi
gation should be made. Tho notorious
Welsh Mountain gang of criminals reside
within a few miles of Mr. Wallace's resi
dence. Columbia Courant.
' Sot ice.
All persons are hereby forbidden
selling goods to, or trusting any person
an my account, without my written
order, as I will pay uo debt thus con
tracted after this date.
M. T. FRENCH.
Stidgway May 2, lS77.-ly
i'otice.
The firm of W. II. Rearce &Co.ris
this dav dissolved by mutual consent
The business will be carried on at the
old stand by W. H. Bearce, who
hereby solicits a continuance of the
patronage Desiowea on me out nrm.
V- H. REARCE,
E. W. ROLF.
"Wilmarth, Pa.r June 1st, 1877-nl7t3
MILLISERY AD DRESSMAKINGS
MRS. J. U. KELTZ, Kersey, Elk
Co., Fa., takes this method of an
nouncing to the citizens of Elk
eounty, that she has on hand an as
sortment of fashionable millinery
goods which will bo sold cheap. Also
dressmaking In all its branches.
Agent for Dr. J Bail & Co's Patent
Ivory and Lignum Vitas Eye Cups.
Send for descriptive circular.
J17yl.
More- Mollio Mngiilre Mnnlcrs.
TWO MRN KILLKD MTSTEMOUS DISArHtAR-
AXCE OF OTIICBS.
Munch Chunk, Pa., June 2-1 As was
feared would bo the case, tho infuriated
Mollis Maguircs have not only murdered
William O'Oonuer, whose body has been
found near While Harm, just above liere,
but havebruiaily assassinated John Grady,
a miner employed in one of tho Lehigh col
lieries. While (here hns bceu no open dis
turbance, so far, of any kind, It is not lm
probable that serious troublo may yol
occur. The coal and iron police, and Cap-
lain Linden, of tho I'inkcrlon detective
agency, are still pnlroling the region.
There seems to bo nn unusual commotion
anions tho Mollies infesting tho Butler
valley, Quito a number of persons have re
ectved "coffin notices." Jainos M'Permolt
and Michael O'Brien, who wcro witnesses
at I ririls of several of the executed Mot
lies, have mysteriously disappeared, iud it
is (cared they liuvo been decoyed into some
of the isolated mountain haunts of the lnw
less members of tho tcrriblo organization
and murdered. The Mollies who have their
headquarters just oulsido of llnzleton, at a
point above the Butler valley, held a meet
ing on Thursday night, and as a largo body
of disguised men left the valley last night,
it is believed some scrct mission, to be at.
tended with terrible results, is to be carried
out by these Mollio Maguircs in soino un
protected portion of (He coal regions.
number of disguised and armed men passed
over the mountains from QmiUtikc towards
the Columbia region, at an early hour this
morning. Tho houses of Patrick Burns
and Timothy Branigan, near Delano, in the
Mahanoy district, have been placarded with
"enfiin nolices" warning them to leave the
region within twenty-four hours under
penally of death. Elsewhere in the middle
and northern coal fields (here seem lo be
unusual movements among the miners and
(he lawless characters. The feclinj that
something important, as well ns startling.
is about to occur, is generally prevailing
among all classes of citizens while no little
uneasiness exists in places where the Mollie
Mnmiire elements is a controlling ami
vindictive power. In soino dislruts.
o -
where the authorities are almost powerless
to cope with (be law breakers, the oppre
hension of a general uprising have become
so great that, families are removing to
points where there is more protection for
lifo and property. This is particularly
tho case with those who took any part
against tho Mollio Maguires at their trials
in Schuylkill, Carbon, Columbia, Northum
berland nnd Luzerne counties.
Moonshiners Caught.
srccEssrrt haid on the illicit msTiLLuiis
Or SOUTHWESTERN rF.N3SYLVA.MA
Special Dispatch to Phila. Times.
Pittsburgh, June 21. Collector Davis
And his men are meeting with great success
in their raid on illicit distillers in the
mountains. The manner in which ho dis
covered that illicit distilling was being done
as from finding a keg of whisky which
was not stamped. In the early pnrt of Inst
week Agent Grimeson, Government Store
keeper Hnddon and Deputy Colfcctor
Houseman started out to hunt up (ho stills.
Through tho statements of a buy they
learned of the exact location of a still kept
by a family named Dean, about sixteen
miles from Uniontown and near (he Wei-t
Virginia line. Messrs Grimeson nnd
Houseman went up to the door of the still
house. Mr. Haddon being left wi(h the
wagon, when they were confronted, as they
state, by three men armed with rides, and
presently another baud of armed men ap
peared. The officers therefore considered
it judicious to retreat. They came to the
city and explained the case to Collector
Davis, who immediately laid (he facts be
fore the department at Washington nud
asked for means to proseculo the investiga
tion further and break up the gang, lie
received in reply instructions to stop the
illicit distilling at any cost. He proceeded
to erganiic a baud of fifteen men of known
courage and reliability, armed them with
Spencer rifles, aed on Friday afternoon
they started for the sceue- At Uniontown
(he force (00k wagons and drove to the
plnce where Grimeson and Houseman had
been repulsed.
rneiTs or the haib.
The result of their investigation was the
capture of four stills and seven men. The
latter were brought to tho city Saturday
night and confined in the Central police
station over Sunday. Their names ore
Edward Dean, Andrew J. Dean, Thomas B.
Dean, James M. Sullivan, Hirnm Savage,
t i'.as Savage and Elishn Dean. They are
all rather hard-looking and dressed in
homespun clothing, very much tho worse
for wear and dirt. They maintain thai
they are innocent and insist that they
know nothing of the attack on Messrs.
Gimerson and Houseman, nnd think there
was none, In that region nearly every
male inhabitant who is old enough is the
owner of a squirrel rifle, which he carry s
with him almost invariably when trudging
about, as (ho inhabitants of that district
are compelled to depend in a measure on
game for food. The ofliccrs, the prisoners
think, saw two or three men with these
rifles and became frightened. The Deans
further say that the still owned by them is
an old and valueless one. Their story is
that some three or four years ago a New
Yorker set up the still and operated it in
distilling winter green. He went away
owing the Deans for board and rent, and
they have kept the still since as security.
Two or three years ago the shed over Hie
still was burned, Ilia still warped, the
worm broken and other damage done to it
which has never been repaired. The offi
cers say, though, that they found one of
the stills warm and a quantity of mash
ready to be used, Thomas Dean acknowl
edges there are a good many stills in his
neighborhood, but he claims ihey are only
uted in the distillation of winter green.
The officers are still investigating, and
with success, as the fallowing telegram,
received by Collector Davis (his evening
shows :
Uniontown, June 24,
We captured a distillery in fulliperution
yielding about furty-five gallons a day.
The distiller, Patrick Gleason, attempted
to make his escape, but was caught. We
seized two additional stills' and arrested
two more prisoners.
THOMAS J. GRIMESON.
This makes seven stills and twelve or
thirteen men captured so far. Oibrj will
likely be taken.
ARSKTS AND T.T AttltJTJl'X OK FOX
TOWNSHIP KOll XII K YKAR UNMNU
Al'KlL 3X1), IM77.
KOAI FITlvn. ASSFTS.
fly amount ilno from Homy Linniiy,
i:olHMMor jiu ni
llv amount luo from 1. W. Iliiys 'ol. JW7I
lly amount duo from county I this. iu TO
ly amount tuo from 1'. M'l'roiidy.
Collwlor 11 II
lly nnioiint ilun from Klk Co., on nc-
eouni. .insi-pn miunacr w
tlv t'liMh liiTri"Hiirv II Irt
lly Msmi of l.liililillii'N M
J171H 7i
1.1 A III MTI KM.
To oiilntnndlim onliM'o nnd Jinlcmciits 17 W 75
I'OOIl VI' Nil, AKSFTS.
llv nmounl ihiKtrom.l. Ili'wIlM'nl..,. 4IVI HI
lly nnioiint ilun from IH'tils 'looiny,
Overseer ; 111(11
lly Hinount dun from Klk Co., no-
roiint .Iohi-iiIi wiiiim-idcr n u
lly nm't due from iinxcnloil tnxrs '7(1. it no
lly nmoiinl cusli III Tri-nsury ill! 3(1
l.tAniMTIBM.
To amount duo Klh Co., for support
of Kiite WllllHiim
.11 Ml
To oiiIkIiiikIIiik orders
h" no
(hi (HI
To CXCCSH ol IWSl'lS
(Mill III
Amount of (jixnlilii iirnnerlv in Vox
I.OWIlKlllp WH1.H1II "i
V"c. tin1 unitcrsli'iH'il. Alumni's ol f nx
Township, lmvlnif "I'll li'd ami ml lusted I lie n-
rolling, ol Ham lownHuip nun nssris mm
ImlillltU'H ol mi' minis us nnovr nci ninii.
.IlllI.N IIKIISIIKY,!
1. A. .Kilt I IAN. J- Auditors.
.1. It. .MKIiKlUTir. I
Attest. .1. .1. TA Yl.Ull, Clerk.
Fox, April Sotli, 177.
HTATKMKNT
TOWNHIll'.
OK J INKS
Jones Township 111 Account with funds of
said Township.
HKCKII'TN.
To nmoiint. overdno from eountv eoni-
In ssloners i.f "
To nnioiint senleil tux levied 1,1. it v'
To mnotint eiish from eounty Irens i.la ii
To nmoiinl ensli Iroin collector 1 neo.
Cook l:ll Wl
To ninniinl eusli from Colleelor niell-
(ino Miller KS SIi
1,11 .VJ
KXPKNIHTCnKM.
By nmoiint of outstanding orders re
deemed
lly nmoiinl. pnld Supervisor Miller
nni Inlmrers under litm
By nmoiint paid Supervisor llonnert
mid laborer under liim
lly nmount paid for lumber, etc., used
by Miller
lly nmount pnld for lumber etc., used
by llonnert
By amount paid fur ollieers mid print,
imr
By nmount paid lor town treasurer's
eommissioii
lly amount taxes In hands of Collee
lor li. A. Mnitiii'tt. subjeet to eom
missioii nnd exonernl ions
By amount in bunds of treasurer
oil (in
1..-.71
831 'JO
170 IM
40 00
no 00
.1711 SS
2
s.i.is.1 5:
ASSETS AM) LIABILITIES.
ASSKTS,
Amount due from Collector Miller for
IS7 1 13 01
Amount due from Cullcctor 1 beodore
Cook. 1S7I-S 212 SI
Amount due from Collector Attlelmr-
lier. lJ-70-1 110
Amount due from Treasurer Wind-
fcl.lor ; 207 22
Amount due from Treasurer M'C'nuley 200.00
Amount due from Co lector Munnctt.
1S77 378 tw
81,17(1 22
T.TAlllT.lTIKS.
Amount road orders outstanding..
Kxeess of assets over liabilities
.. :i77 0:
Si, 171! 22
POOH ACCOUNT.
IIKCKII'TS .
To amount from Collector Manett...
To amount from Collector Miller
ft
52 Oil
SU7 00
KXPKSmTI'llKH.
By nmount paid Wilcox House for
hoard
By iiniiiunt pnld Indigent nnd blind...
By amount easli in builds of treasurer
By amount commission paid treas
By nmount outstanding orders re
deemed 10 00
12 20
10 7
2 37
72 fi.1
fll
Bv order Board of A udltors.
U12-V1 JAS. II. WELLS,
Clerk.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
VGF.NTt.EMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Do
cay, and all the eli'ec(s of youthful indiscre
tion will, for the sake of sillier inn Int.
manity, send free to all who need it, (he
recipe and direction for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sutl'ercrs
wishing to profit by (ho advertiser's ex.
perience can do so by addressing in perfect
confidence.
JOHN P.. OGDEN,
42 Cedar St., New York.
srUAUS AT POWKLIi AX I)
KIME'Snre high to be mire; but still
are a little cheiipcr than at any other
store in town.
A NICK LOT OF NEW PKIXTS
nt POWELL & KIME'S, only eight
cents per. yard.
I'LOUH, POItK, FEED, CO KN
Men!,. Oats, iihvnvH on hand nt
POWELL & KIM E'iS at bottom pri
ces. XEW TIME TABLE P. k E. It. 1
Commencing Sunday, Nov. 20th, 1.S7C
WILCOX.
Mail East 4:1:1 p in
" West 2:47 n m
Day Express East 0:22 a in
Niagara Express West..
... b;.")"! y in
. 4:49 p m
... 2:11 p m
... (i:"(S u in
... 8:14 p ni
... o;l."i p in
... l.-ltt p m
. . 7:20 u in
... 7:43 i in
K1UUWAY.
Mail East
Mail West
Day Express East
Niagara Express West....
Br. mahy's.
Mail East
Mail West
Day Express Esst
Ningara Express West
ADVERTISE
BY MAIL gBCtNta
4GEO.RnOVElft3CO
1 41. PARK HOWt
?WEWYOBK
N. O. MOLASSES FOH COOK
ing, also choice gyrup always on hand
at -
POWELL & KIME'S.
PATENT ST
Fas' Reduced, Entire Cost $55,
Patent Office Fee $3,3 in advance, bal.
ance $l!0 within 6 months ofter patent al,
lowed. Advice and examination free'
Patents Hold.
J. VANCE LEWIS & CO.,
nl2ml Washington, D. C.
LOOTS, SHOES AND ItUBBEItS
a new stock just arriving, at
POWELL & KIME'S
4tmc
QUOTATIONS
n
White, Powell & Co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 42 South Third Street.
Philadelphia, June 20th. 1877.
mn. ARK KD
V. 8. 1881. e lit 1141
do
do
do
'!. J and J Nl'.U ltl'.lj
do
fin
112J 112g
115 nr.i
do do '05 do
iu-911, uo coupon,
do l'noillo li'n cv
112 112
12'JJ IT.i
1
New 5's Keg. 1881..
t....i
IHH 111
0. 1881
lldi 11 1 i
4J, licg. 18111
108i 1(188
e. 181
lOHl 108J
Oold losl lOHil
Silver lof.i 10.V2
'cnnsylvania. 2!M 201
Kcndinit 11 111
Philadelphia & Erio 71 I)
Lehigh Navigation lHj 18
do Vallcv :io ".li
United It R of N J ex. div-.lti 1'JiiJ
Pittsburgh, T. llullalo R. U f- li j
Northern Central ex. div 1!! M
Central Transportation Si" 2
resiiicnnniiig 4-w 40
North Pennsylvania, 40
j at a lUortgage u s 8.1 107? 108
CTTTi not easily cnrneil in llicsc
TIL) til I i tnrs but it. vim Jie mndo in
Hi rce muntlis by any one of cither Hex, in
any rnri ot me county who is willing lo
work Ptcnitny nt (lie employment (lint we
fiirnisli. 5-iili per week in your own town
lou need not no iiwny lrom lionio over
night. You ciiu five your wholo lime to
the work, or only vmiv snare nicuu-iits. It
cos"ls nothing lo try the business Terms
and Uuttll. free. Address nt once, II
II ALLETT & CO., Portland Mnino.
oncj.
GARDEN SEEDS.
Sow Varieties of Flower nml Vegetable,
Don't write to your member of congress
wlio is flooded wiih applications for reeds
but oblniu tho Fume Vnriciics, nml nil the
new ones oy ordering lrom the undcrsigncu
Reside my own specialties I am prepared
to luriush tiny kind of seed from nuy cuta
logue nt a discount of ten pfr cent from
list prices. For the convenience of those
who want an assortment I have prepared
two collection. .o 1 consists ol l.ivanc
tics of choicest Flower t ceils a complete
flower garden, price $1. No. 2 comprises
a complete collection of Vegetable Keeda
lor a email lamily garden, price fcl.oU,
Packages of the two sets combined lor $2.00
bent postpaid to tiny address on icceipt of
price. The seeds in these collections
would cost double (he money, made up in
scparato orders or purchased ot anv dealer.
11. D, SMITH,
73 1 1.1t!i STREET, Washington, D. C.
PATENTS
secured for me
chanical devi
ces, (rude-marks, designs, nnd compounds.
Labels registered. Infringements, re
issues nud interferences will received
proll attention.
INVENTORS:
s h mild
send us
a model or sketch of their invention, nml
we will give our opinion as to its patenta
bility Ifree of chnigc. Fees moderate, and
NO CHARGE UNTIL PATENT IS BE
CUliEl). Wo will, upon conlh.gcnt fee, prosecute
cases limt have been kkjectku by the
Patent Ofhco.
We have clituts in every State in the
Union, and invite 'inquiry through your
congressman as lo our standing belurc the
Patent Otiicc.
tend lor circular for further infoinaiion,
terms and references. Established in 1800.
EDSONI3HOS,
Solicitors of I'. S. nnd Forcigu
PATENTS.
711 G street, N. W.,
Wibbingion, D. C
n'-iill!
tlo to l'OWl'XI &KIME of the
(irand Central ttore, Main .Street, lor
your groceries.
CRISTADOKO'S
HAJR DYE.
Cristiuloro's Hair I)yo is the
SAFKST tuul UEST; it acts instanta
neously, producing tho most natural
shaiku of Ulack or Jlrown; does NOT
STAIN the SKIX, tuul is easily ap
plied. It is a standard preparation,
and a favorite upon every well ap
pointed Toilet for Lady or Gentleman.
Sold l.y brsists.
J. t'lUSTAPOno,
P. O. 15ox, lo.i:J, New York.
Xt-44
T 1VING
WILD ANIMALS
I i WANTED.
SoO.OO each
for l'ANTl I F.liS.
8,00.
4,(KI.,
10,01)'.
each for 11LACK FOXES.
...each for CHO.-S FOXES.
each for LYNX.
10,00
each for OLD OTTEIt.
fi.OO....
5.00....
5, (KI....
6, H)....
' 1,00....
C1JOSS
....each for YOl'NG OTTEH.
...each for YOl'NG WOLVES.
, each for W I LI) GATS.
each for FAWNS.
.each for YOl'NG BLACK it
FOXES.
The uhove price I will pay, the
Animals to be in good and thriving
condition. Animalscau he shipped to
nie by way of l'unsu'awney l'a. For
further information write to
JOHN A. STEWAKT,
Marion, Indiana County, l'a.
SLEIGH DELLS AND WIIUVS.
a nice little assortment, at
DOW-ELL & KIME'S.
Administrator's Xolice.
Esttita of Lalph Johnson late of
Dene.ette Township Ells Co., l'a.,
deceased. Letters 'J'csUtiiuntarji uikiii
the above estate have been granted to
the understirned. all persons indebted
to said estute are requested to make
payment, and thoso having claims to
present the saino without delay to
JOHN G. HALL,
nlTUl Administrator.
Administrator's Notice.
Estate of Cornelius AVuinwright late
oi isenezeite township, i;uc Co., l'u.,
deceased. Letters Tcntamcntam unoti
the above estate have been gaanted to
the undersigned, all persona indebted
to said estase are reiiuested to make
payment, and those having claims to
present the fame without delay to.
JOHN YV AINWltlGHT,
unto Admr.
Executors' Notice.
Estate of Joseph II. Dornisch, late of
ci. .Biury's isorougu, i.ik Co., l'a.,
deceased. Letters 2'estumcntary upon
the above estate have been .i-ni,t..,i
to the uudersigned.all persons indebted
to tsaid estate are requested to make
payment, and those having claims
to present the same without delay to
JOHANNA DOKNJSCH.l rf
C. L. BAYEK. ' Ex'rs.
nlTlO.
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA HAIIj ROAD
Philadelphia & Erio R. R. Division
WINTER TIME TABLE.
f& andafier SUNDAY, NOV. 20, 1S70,
the trains on the Philadelphia
Erie Knilrond will run as follows
WESTWARD.
MAUAKA P. A. leaves llenovo 4 4 p m !
Dull (tnoil.. 0 OH p in
Emporium (I do p ni
8t Marys... 7 4; p m
Ridgwny... 8 14pm
nrr at Knne.. !l 20 p m
ERIE MAIL leaves Philadelphia 11 53 p ni
" " Hcnovo 11 UO a ni
" " Emporium 12 63 p m
81. Mnry's 1 40 p m
Ridgwny
.... zllpm
3 HO p m
.... 7 35 p m
" ' Kane...
arrive nt. Erie
EASTWARD.
DAY
EX leaves Knne
....0.00 a m
" " Kidpwny.
fi.AO a m
Miirvs.
7 20 a in
" " Emporium 8 10 a m
" Driftwood 8 CH p m
" Kcnovo 10 Itrp m
ERIE MAIL leaven Erio 11.00 a m
" " " Kane i! 60 p in
" " " Ridgway 4 4'.) p m
" ' " St. Mary's 613 p m
" ' " Emporium (i 10 p m
' " " llenovo R.!!3 p tit
" " arr. nt Philudephin... 7 00am
Day Express and Niagara Express con
nect cist with Low Urvde Division and 1!
N. V! & P. K. I!.
Wil. A. BALDWIN.
Ocu'l Sup't
INSURANCE.
The iniili-rsiiriioil ludievcs tlitit lie
liiiM tlie iirincii;il !irt'iicy in lliis dirf-
tru-t lrom tiu; uwt tlitit lie litis written
uciirly one tliotisiinil iiolicioH, in the
piiMt tlirce yenrs. lie, tlierolbre, in-
viU'H those liuvinr Insurunce to fH'cct
lo compare rates, nml eotn)iinies, Le-
loro liitiKin niiiiiieiaion eisewnere.
I'tirtittl list of coiiiiiiinies.
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1-IltK ASSOCIATION I'll 1 1. A 4,((i,tKi
ii;l(.MAN AM KKIC'AN, X. Y
NIAOAIiA. N.Y ii,."iOo,iNni
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1110 SOCIKTY .STOUK.
A new store started in Ritljrwiy un
der the auspices ol the ladies ol Grace
I Ituicli, Willi
MISS A. S. Il'KEE.
as Agent and Saleswoman,
A fine assort incut of fronds on hand
and selected with f;reat care.
KMUllOlLtlSKlKci.
LACE EDGE.
FK1XGKS.
HANDKERCHIEF?.
LADIES TIES.
TOILET SETS.
LINEN SUITS.
CHILDREN'S fUITS
SAMPLE SILKS.
Machine silk, thread and needles
Also a line lot of Dress Goods, Fancy
work of all kinds. Framed mottoes
iVC .sc. All cheap as the cheapest
and iroods warranted first eiass. fall
and examine our stock.
Ml MS A. K. M'KEK,
Aueiit fin' the Society.
ELYERY SOLDIER
who ns wounded or contracted pcrnni-
ncnt (Iisluso in Hcrvioo cun get n pension
by writins to John Kirkpnirick, (Jiuiiln idgo,
Oliio. N-Itlail
D R . B A N N I N G
ia pcrmiintntly locnlcd nt tlie St. CJnirlos
Hotel, l'lttsburcli. Pa. Piscascs and Pc
forniiiies of tlie t'pinc, Ultcrino Displiieu-
nients Uvsnersia, lieinia nnd 1 ikh siio-
eesffully treiiiod bv lh UANNIS'J S Y.S-
l'EMv of Mcchnniciil Piivpuils. Ci.U
send for descriptive pniiiiilet, "'llie House
loll Lire In. .MuJ.ed r ree.
N-lOiul.
TO CC1TSUMPTIVES.
Tlie ndvertiser, linvinp; been permnnciilly
cured of tli.it dread diseiise, Consumption,
by a simple remedy, if utixiotis to make
known to his fellow tufferers I lie liieims o
cure. To nil who desire it, l o will Fend
copy of ilio prescription used, (free ol
cliargc) with llie uirections lor prcpuiing
nnd using tlie fume, winch they will lind u
Sire Ci:bb for t?o: simctios, Asthma,
IjI'oxciiitis, do.,
Part iva wisiiinR Iho prescription will
please nddrcss, Itev. li. A. WlbSOX, l'.'l
H
Peiin., Willinnisburgli, N. .
WE WILL mail one nnd one-hulf dozen
or the most beautiful new Ctiroiuos in
French oil color ever Been for $1.00. Tbcy
nre mounted in KxlO bliick cnnmel nud
gold mala oval opening nnd outsell nny
lliing now befire the public. Sailvt'ici ion
gunnintccd. 1 wo ennipifs Mr -i cenis or
sex lor SO cents. Sent 10 cents lor grand
illustrntec cnlalcgiie with cliioi.io of .Moon
liL'hi on the lthuic, or -U cenlu lor two
Landscapes ami Cnlla Lilies on black
ground. J. LATHAM & CO. ilil Wrhiiig-
Ion St., r.oatc.u Mass. Lngravuigs and Art
Works. A FOKTUNIL..
nlo June, Sept., ikUct.
Laws it elating to Newspaper Siiliscrip
lions and Arrearages.
1. Subscribers who do not givo express
notice to the contrary, uro considered wish
ing lo continue their suhscnption.
2. If subscribers order the discontinu
ation of their pcriodicals.lhe publisliersoiay
cominue (o send (hem until all arrearages
arc paid.
3. If subscribers neelect or refuse to
take their periodicals from the oHice where
they nru Uirectbd, they are held responsi
ble until they have settled their bills, and
ordered them discontinued.
4. If subscribers move to other places
without inforiuini; the publishers, and the
pnters are sent to the former direction.
(hey are held responsible.
6. The courls have decided that "rcfus
in c- to (ake periodicals from (he office, or re.
moving ami leaving them uncalled f-r is
ui'imu tacic eviucnee oi luicuuonai
fraud."
8. Any person who receives ti newspaper
and makes use of it. whether he has
ordered it or not, is held in law to be a sub
scriber.
7. If subscribers pay in advance, tbcy
are bound to give uotico to the publisher al
the end of their time, ifthcydopot wish to
continue taking it otherwise the publishers
are authorized to send it on, and the sub
scribers will be held responsible until au
express notice with payment of all arrears,
seut to the publisher.
PATENT S!
Tec Reduced, Eutiro Cost $55.
in advance, bol
ance $20 within 0 months after patent al-
lowed' Advice and examination free,
Patents Sold,-
J. VANE Lr.wlS & id.
W ashington, v,
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PARLOR
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PATENTS.
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Foreign Patents, Washington, I). C. All
I business connected with Patents, whether
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Cam bridge port, Mass.
Mv-i .-il J.-.irn.-.l of selected munc ana vamnoie tc..".k
;i r-r ,.. r .nr. or len cems a numocr. --
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