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loll V!'lliF.N r IN lSti
GENERAL GRE
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CIIAS BOYLE.
V S-trmi-r Ot-ntrof,
GEN W I! KXT
mi: ala cam a r,:u r: in:
TV.i p.n i v whose path is shown with the
IraguicMs (;f broken pled ne and violat.
cd oaths-, is about adding to the list of
iLs Clinics n nrtv ilpod r.f mil.!,
pcrlnJy. J .so Jiccoiiiructiou acts of
Oongrtss, a tor providing lot i!,c erec.
tiun of A'cgro Cotivciitioria to frame con
stitutions, k-r t!ic Southern States direct
that the c.ni?iiin:iciis thus formed
should bo subedited for jH-ooptaiicc to
Bitch pcrsoU6 a:, Congress permitted to
vote and 1 o."-ti-t fur the purpose in
any .Slate, did not cast their ballot in
favor of the coin iit-jtitn submitted to
them, it should tint be ml ; ted. Con.
gt ess thus distinctly c nn t I and an.
nontiood that every elector who did not
vote iii favor ol the constitution, should
bo counts. nc:,i:;.,t it. Congress invit"
ou two iiiO(i,,H (t opposition to the nev
c )nsi!tutioiiH, one lor the electors to co
to the p lis mil vote them down, the
other to absent themselves from the
polls ai.d defeat the constitutions by
their absence. Eoth methods were le
gitimate, and Con-re. provided that
they shoiihl be etpudly effective.
The Negro Convention of Alabama
dave birth to a uinii&ter iu the shape ol
t constitution, which even .surpasses in
deformity the products of the other Af
rican assemblages'. It disfranchises ev
ery individual who will uot ewcar to
' accept the civil and political equality of
all men ; ' thus takintj the ballot out of
tlie hands of every opponent of negro
sitdrve iu tlie State, and disqualifying
ninety-nine hundredths of its white
The stau.ich Unionist who sacrificed
Liu fortune for bis country, and the
while soldier who shed bin blood iu its
defeuce, are disfranchised because op-po.-ed
to uegt j sufiYrgc. The Northern
cu.i jraut wi.o jiitcti to settle on the
liold of Alabama, which, bis own blind
and toil may have assisted to rescue
from stecssLii, i denied the ballot, if
lie carries Willi him the principles of
the Sute g.ivcrumeut under which be
V'aS bolll. This ColililitUlieiU would dis-
franehi.-.e a va.-t uujority of tne people
01 mo .orui i;y vuae servants and at I
whose expense it has. been manufactured
lor Alabama.
A majority of the electors of the State
qualified aueordiag la act of Congress,
including lari'o uiiribors of the more
ration
-I ..-, resolved to defeat this
i nd Co easiest, biinplcst,
1 J '
e lid
iea,;r eXi.- i..-ivo way ot doimr so.
absented theuiaelvts from the clectiou.
And aiibieieh iu defiance ot our Xoith
trn ideas ot fairness, the polls were kciit
open Eve day-., and bands of aimed 11c
f.roes and jqu,s cl' Uui'e 1 .''tales cav
alry scoured the country to drive iu tho
voters, the Consiitulion is defeated by a
majority of thirty thousand. Now,
Congress is coolly considering, and will
undoubtedly pass, a bill to lasten this
infamous rejected constitution upon the
Statu; and i 1 1 admit members of Con
grcss cbo.-en under this constitution by
the minority "that attended tho polls !
l'uuie fuith is too weak au cxprtssiun
to piupnly stigmatize the perfi ly of this
liiovciiiUit. . It is odious, execrable,
Iraudultiit tyiuntiy. Yet it was to be
rij eeted from a Coiigrcbs that liii-i never
kept a pledge given cither to the South
01 the Nefch, that tramples alike upon
its duty and its constituents, and delib
erately avows perjury, by noting outside
d the Coiistitutiou its uiombers are
Mvorn fo suppirt.
EouPre-ddout Johnson, through his
touu.se!, appeared at the bar ot tho Sou.
ate to answer the sumtiioue bent him ty
thut body, 011 the lulu iust. His couu
sel asked forty dayu time iu which to
prepare their case, which was refused,
and but ten days granted. They were
probably afraid a decision touching ihe
oosliluiiortnlity of the Tenure of Ofliec
Plil would be loathed ere folly days.
'j in-: j'A in, ox.xa po her.
The fjllowin coniuiuriipation was
received and should have appeared la.st
week, but f.inie to bund too late
K me WAY, Mareh 12th, 1JG.
J. P. Mt?. k, K.:(j , lllitor of Kik A.I-
L'licuti: :
I ii'-k space in your columns
to inaks a 1 statement lespeetin- the p;!r
don f f .arah 1 lavid.-on, lately confined
in our !-'ail, ptirsn ltit, to f.enteneo of m
prisotiment th.-ivi'i, of ten unnths, pas
Med u. on her by the ''otirt of Quarter
l-i'ssious ! : Vi!l:a;sis, presiding
at Xoveml vt Se.i.d.ni.. H-iT. It. wlillm
recollected that Thomas Davidion .taJ
Ivlwtinl liuhes w,:ie tried at i!uj An-fcu.-t
J?i:.:.-ioi,s, l-So'7, f ir the felonious
entry of lb j bouse of llci.y 1'eareo. at
S!kiwihu!. in this ."'e.-i'y, and !'t the
laicPr.y ol HO in " uieeiiliarks."
some j;.:i!d s.'iveicins ; the tiial reHtilt-111-in
Ibi ir ;,-.-.1:i;'t.i'l. Snl-equenily
1. u. aia lingoes eoiiiev-'cl liavin.' sto'.
cu ilie iii.nicy as ha i been tliar.'.'.l
tijiiiinst b'i'i and Itavi,!.-f.n, iinpli. ati:i
tlie latter and ai.-o Mrs. far, 1:1 1 lavidnoti.
Pavidson, having been acquitted, w.is
ot eou:se sal. its
also 1 1 juhes. Iimui
lutthcr pr.Me(!i!!i.)iw, LiU t-'arah David
son, (wi.li two oilier parties implirjiiteJ 1
were arrested, cluiru-.-.l wi'ii tlie larceny
of this money ; and having received it
knowing it to have been stolon. Vorv
tiiiguluily the parties arr. stcl with Sa
rah were a-'quitied ; but she, after a
lcti'hy trial, a! !y delu.drd, was eon
viutitd ti ti l 'I'ti'enee'l as above. As I
propose speaking ol her pardon, I wi!!
say of the eii eum.-'atiees atl. 11 hint iqm
this robbery, nor the t'ro-oetttiuits wl.ieh
grew out ol it
trie'
e v. e.l k no n to
the (!!' its ol tho county the t.-U
iiiu iog eicited great interest ; except
ing that 01.0 ol the persons acquitted at
I'.'jiCijl '.'r .'H -..!:,!;,-.. aIU.i' bidding ::0.el
bye to Sarah liavidsoo, slowed to a cit
izen of this place the two gold coins
which had been M;I"n from I'Looe. At
the January Sessions, IstJS, Jnde
White presiding .Mrb. iJ's counsel re
quested mo to si'ii a:i application tor
her pardon, which I refused, though the
petition was signed by iho beach, the
officers of Court, and ninny prominent
citizens. The reason given being the
state of the prisoner's health. I rc.iiark
cd to counsel that no notice had been
given to mc as coucsol for tho prosecu".
tor; 1101 had notice been uiveu to Ihe
Judge who presided at the trial nor
had
lad notice been published in tho county
iiper. In short, that not one of C-ov.
Ceary'o "rules " ha' beea complied
with ; to which conns A rep'ietl that lie
did not think in this case that 0 strict
compliance with the "rules " would be
required. I replied, 1 thou-lit other
wise, and that I would oppose the grant
of a patdou to the iKino t. In tho latter
days of January last, being in llanisi
burg, I called on (iov. (!onry -being in
troduced to him by a genlletn an, one ol
the officer of the House in n I atom to
this matter ; and having stated iny bu.;-hies.-',
the l.ioveniur said he thought tho
appli.i.tton haJ not bo:u receive.!,
which was the fact. I told the Gover
nor of the ii"u-e :mp!iai.ce with bis rules,
and the lcmark of counsel en the sub
jeet '1 he (ii.vern.ir cry c)ii'mti-f',t
.sij',7 lie .(; iv. t :n;.-j.iirl L :s -ic'i.-:, re.
u.arlimg that hid I been m a few mo'
n.etits earlier, I would have heard that
7 question gone over and decided. I
theicupon told the Governor my reasons
for opposing the pat den, at some length :
as well as of the previous arrests, and
the clrttini itanoes of the parties, an 1
tho-o att Mid-nit on the robbery. I f it
ther said, if on a full e.amiiiat!on of the
ease, he deemed Mrs. I), a fit subject
for clemency, 1 could luve no objection;
but as I, mayhap presutnptmm-ly, did
Hodeem her such a subject, I claimed
the right, under his rules, to be heard,
and to have sitllieicct 11 vtice niveii me
to prepare my reaaoijj (or reaijiist rating.
To this the Governor said that ic h-Ji'lu
'if' hi
al.
1 th.
!'-".:rio:i arrive :
that le vomIiI l.c inn ' i.'j'.jid if
would send him n iviunu-t'aucc. That
Ik; vi.ii'il ..-.. ci'iix-ilrr it, nud re
mailed finally, " tiiat those who sought
mercy should do justice." You loav
lieu, Mr. Editor, jud-o of my surprise,
when, on the L'L' I of l-'eb. las't, Mrs. 1).
was released on li.ihcax roriits, sued out
before Judge Schultzj, n-!uli tern tin;
v. hj irii-': .''jf . (! nn tt.-ttt mc uf the
fact that he i. ud pardoned her; and her
counsel tol 1 me he. had the pardon a
week previous to her release. I have
110 objection to the cx.-rei e of the at.
tribute of mercy, but 1 do object, first. ;
Governor Cca.y making rules, au ) tend
ing them with bis " compliments" cvet
tie Slate ; and secondly : to bis mak.
nig special
!y vioiaiint
promises, ami then flagrant-
llienj.
i nolo are cases 111
which it is impossible to comply with
our pn.tiitre;:. i uis has no tsouse.
Piiuilly, I reiterate my epiuion, that
this was not a case for executive elo 11
eticy. Mrs. P., b.'iug but a year or so
lii-iii England, ai.d being a Woman, cer
tainly can have mi voice as re-ards the
next Vieo Pr.'. :dency ; she has but lit
tle money, for she declared to one tf
the witnesses 011 thu part of tlie C0111
moLwealth, " Devilish little good Harry
Pierce's money did her, that Edward
got it nearly all, and gave her but migh
ty little of it, that ail sh.i had left was
the bit of a hat on her bead."
I am at a loss to account for the vio
lation of his solemnly pledged word by
Govcruoi Geary.
Y( ry respectfully,
LATHI I- J. ELAKLLY.
OLJl :;LY YORK LKTl Kit.
New Youk, Jiareh 17, 1SC3.
The whili'fii' of time brings round
its revenges in Wall street ns well as in
other more favoreil localities. A few
years au;o tho New York Gold Exchange
was spoken of ns tho " Coal Hole."
(!o!d brokers were slimaiisod as " Jew
uioiiey chancers," " Shylocks," " Skin
ners," j. Mn term of abuse was smIH
cicnlly expressive ol the contempt these
creatures were held in. Yet. withiu tho
week just pastel no less than four of
the leading journals ol this eify, and
Coiijrressm.;ii and vSonntors o!' various
degrees, have referred to the gold inf.r
ktt as " that never failing barmnctcr of
pnl'Ic (.pinion." J.'cver wvro u.v.vp.-per.-.
anJ L'onrcrs'ne:i more greatly in
error. 1 lie gre
it
battle ;t tl'.e green.
t'.iek ttif.nts. now l mg waged with such
relentless fury between Vandorbilt on
one sid.'. and i' uiiel lrew on the other.
ler the bh ie nilr-ad, with its great, trib
utary eoei. 'ti ns with the west, fibsorbs
the at m iiti.i.a el' our pc'.i;l.) just, at pres.
cut. All Wall stre. t, ye.i.'iu laet, all
Gi'tham are taking side.i in the contro.
vcrsy. The two railroad kings . have
suddenly become as famo-H for doriuj;
dee. Is as Dhu Turpin, the high .va maii,
found hisa-elf one morning on his way
to Xew.j-atc, the observed of all cbiorv.
trs. 'J he governing iiiotives which
prompted hi.- exploits on iJ.inuie Ih'ss
were, prei.-.i.ly the s iuie as tie so which
g'.veru the i.iove.n .mis uf cur Wall
street feudal lords ot Mammon. Con.
gross am! impeachment for the time be
itig, are lor ; 0 ten. l!ee.R.!r:iPti.m has
b. . u p. sli...m.d. II j.v is hiie is the
cmi'soii saliitaiioii of lie stre; r, iu the
gilded sa! :o:is, in ',,.. counting hou-e,
and e" :i whi..pci-ed bitween the periods
of prayer on the f 'abbnth in chitroh.
l'ij'0.10 opinion, forsooth! Why voj
sen it here p.-isonilij 1 d.ily, both" m
Van b.'.ibilt and iJivw, baoited up by
their heavy ai;il!ei-y reserve of fifty mii-
boils of casii capita! each at tlioir mm. I
maud. Oiij outfi.i t the othi r for the
ihi'e sucbi.'.-.siou, while the stockholders
sian.l npjiailed at the skill and
cuiiiug displayed to throiv tluiu over
board. The aiiti.impoachcrs point to the ri.-c
of gold 1'r.iui Ul to 114 as proving how
unpopular impeachment h with the
masses.
l'etitiotis have been overrunning the
Bankruptcy Coi.rr. Tin eo hutidred
and tbirteou have bceu presented iu
three days.
PriLce riiiliippe, of Saxo Cobitrg, a
cousin of Queen Victoria, of England, is
stopping in this city at the Urcvoort
Mouse. He will remain in the country
fotnc time, but declines to be made a
liou of, like a sensible mail.
jieautilui women, elegantly dressed,
are necessary to civilization, and they
cannot be beautiful and do thediudgeiy
of the W il l i, nor can thy he h.:o Isoi;.".
iy dressed, u
they devote time an !
atlcnth.n to it.
lr-.okers out for fashions b.?gin to ob
serve that ladies wear their drosses l-ss
gored, at'i evvii l'ulJvd iu broad flat
pl.iits about the Wie.-.t
O.l the fashionable avenues may be
seen Montana reds, Metteruich gre-etis,
with the billiotis-looking Celadon'; but,
thank goodness ! no Bismarck browns.
Plaok titid green arc Let cro wdins; Lis
maick brown into oblivion. Pretty
outdoor toilet of green are now trimmed
with crosscut bands of black satin, fast
en :d down at regular intervals by green
gimp pultons. Park blue serge dress
cs are gi ueially trimmed vith rouleaux
and leaves of bl u k satin, ami black
dresses tire finished with ornamentations
of blaek or blue.
Collector Smythe, of this city, has re.
ceived ollioial information from the
Slate and Treasury Pep-u tmcnts that
cholera is prevalent-at Saint Thomas, in
the West Indies, and also at Tangier,
Morocco.
The attempt to use the camel for md.
ilary tmrpo:-es in the southern part of
the United Stales has toe 11 finally alan.
doui'd after a costly experiment of Ci
te, ui years. Three of these camels are
now in this city for sale.
The A in. rican l'ree Trade League,
of which CUllcn Pryaut is President, is
increasing m numbers and influence
with a rapidity which must alarm the
high tarilf iro n.
New Yoik city ban twenty thousand
tenement houses, averaging tifty inhabi
tants each.
The various strecf railroads In this
carried laf year over ot;e one hundred
millions of iiasscsigcrs, and tho various
ferries over ninety millions.
An cflort is being made to concen
trate the working power of the several
temperance societies iu ttiis city.
The arrest in this city last week were
l,"")1, and the deaths were 17e.
Funds i.rn being collect. id by the
pi inter:; of this city foa a monument to
AiMiiii. Wa;J.
This has been tie severest winter on
record for Sound navigation.
Five thousand Mormons aro sojourn,
ing in this city, temporarily. No won.
der elopements are so frequent of lute.
Pusincsa h brightening up all over
New York with the beautiful sunny
da that aru now g.nilitig down upou
us.
P is graatly feared that fro.11 the late
seveio weather, many marine disasters
will be reported as having occurred ou
the cvust. Jpjro auon,
A Pi I EL.
MI.SCKU LXATOX.
The Unloril (!a;:rtc Kays : Jcnncr
township, Somerset county, polls about
yi.'O il.11lto.1l to bd lciniicratie votes,
usually giving about 2fnj Kudical ma-'
jnrity. In this hotbed of fanaticism the
doctrine of miscegenation has taken
root. Some time sinco the daughter 01
a prominent citizeti of that township,
eloped with a negro, and now wo learn
from the Somerset Drnvcritt, that
" Solomon Uoyer, white, was married
the other day, to widow MclCelvy, col
ored, aud iavid Peels, colored, tol'olly
Thomas, white." Such are the Datura!
consequences of the teaching of Uadi-
ealism. ('an it be pos-Jlle that tlie tu o
. . 1 . 1 1 . 1 . . .
pie in mis country,- wnu sucti evidctices
of the tendencies of liadicalism before
their eyes, will still continue to give
couutcnance and support to 11 thing so
vile and puim-trot;-..
Hon. Pavii! Wilm'ot, of "Proviso"
notoriety, did :n. lis home, in Towamla,
Hradiord county, this State, on Thurs
day la.-1.
(Ill till! I '1 ll ill -'I'll. I, in lou ,,f.(.
I! . Wi!'.- nl I. f. 11,11, 1 !,,,,
'ii'i''!) ,.i r ' .
m 1:1 i. I,
1-- . ID . I r 1 ,'
.hip 1-:.
Wo hav.'foa-iit it rvoMr?, :n oi,f-r to V-..-.1 tl.
fia a- hnoni '.1 e A tv-vrste oa .1 'o-wd
basis, to a to'it t!i t.ii' a-r? i-
Tram.eat Atlvtnijriiio; -s revi; he paid! in p.A-
v.nica ; a-.'! all J iti Ws: 1: at join ,u comslaitd
Si 1 M'1.f'it ar.-t eics-.tcl te ytw.'.j mlvortisTB
at l'ie !;(!c;;..;n:v.r; of au''iquarir.
Cursc.-Fti 1- to K jv-i.1 tor i-i-11 iaily it sflvaace.
o)Wt' ,I..iin f. Mmii!-:, I'ii!ilis;,-r
I:T.r'"1EI
ll!I(M.T.Kj.
MKlti'liAN'r TAII.Or
Kii;gv; y, 121k Co., P;.
The sii!.:-'U-ih:o 'li'.-ites ri'Sju-.M !'-ii!v t.i ia
f. .Ti li,- cllt.ns 1 li;.ig-.rny lied 'vlcuiltv
tll.V U is .r,-.a.ci! 11, Ur.i'.w i'o oi -It :,; ,vi-it
in it can lie d .ni' anvwliei c. imytliinrr in
line of Jus l.ii-iiM;-s. ,j auks is :. fair
ll-isl. 0,ru 1-iis gnariiittvol.
f-r',t::u,'lM. ('.-i:u,.ru. Vc!lici mil
Tiiiiimiiiss of iho iali-.-f ::n.! t,-,lyi ..i,i,i...v 1
sly.es kipt omtrir.tiy no l.t,...i. ,v n i.-ii will
iv. a id cm-Aid;:; tilvn Tin: ctif.Ai'.
J-V'i'.
I.iidiiii ilcsii'ing Ifeietidnfr. St t c I: in p-,
FoHinif. tliti.liliR. .'-0 , on diessc-s, capes, i-i
will find it to thn iniercst to pivc me a
cll laii-.-JiMii;
C1 T- MAHY 'S SXliAM'TANNEfll !
O
II. F. Eponsha-do & Co.
Tulip j.K.asui e in minouiiciii to ilu iulilie
of ilik and surrounding eiooities that i,ev
iiavB luoioiiplily retiticd and reiiiiufatcd
iliis old anil t-Kimwii -ta!i isliaiei-.t. aed
iiongrntiiiutn tluoie-idves lliat with their ex
teudrd t'liuilicit, with first n'.asi wnikniMii
that they can put oat. 11s good work as can
ho i'o.in I an w'iim-p. Wo liave. uml Wi.
consiai.tly ou hand nlll kinds il leather
s.icj . -is in general tine iu iUU .se-.'iina, i. -
cmuiiig
Sjmiii-'Ji anil Cum try Snh- Lruth-r
Cni:.-is, Slir.-j,d-i.tl, JC,)'d::,- .'
Jlii-iuss t(- I'jnif.r Li-;i!!:rr .'
XrCASlI FA JU FOR RiDRS.
Give us a call and he convinced .-f tl
Iruih uf wliat Wi statu. riail'iis.
JAM KS Mi'CLOSKEY,
Qi'Ur jil Cn'iVii'i'.';!, ti.,
V 11'd resii.-c -fully ii.f n-ni tlie citi.e'i:s r.(
h-.' 3t;!ro:iti.lin;r r-.ninmni! r tl at he still
keeps, on Imnd a gnivl H:.;j.y of such ant.
cles us uru (reiiei Ally kepi :n a country gro
cery store, iiielu liiw
TEAS,
FLO UK.
SUGAESI,
TOBACCOES,
SEGA11S,
WHISKEY
which lie flatters himself ho can sell as
cacap ns tiiey can bj bought anywhere in
the cciiin y.
I have l.-itnly erected a first -class shinlo
mill, v.hioh is noiv in opeiatiun. Ii is on
itteled thai the shinplm which w.-re made
in this mill and sold in Wiil,iu!::s;i,,rt, art
a lirst-ulaf.s tirtielo, the lumber tit" which
they hi-.; icado buin well cc.soiivd.
I d f ire I.) iuti'ii'litcelhe esl.iuih: (,. j!
tiutij.. ol hmidcrs, vh-j will euiisult their
own inter - t-y -tv:.i-; ;a;a c ill.
May 3 I, 'ti;; tf
('OCPf' 1'liUJ.AM.vTlUN.
rnr.i;!-:s, the m.,:,. u. v. v,M!i ,,s-
jj ' " 1, iii'-i li I.. I , McllUltU
m.d JiMf Kylcr, A-..n-iaKs. Ju ljri s .il iiu
(.'ourt tL'i..ii tm- tv-si, ns. (li-ph.ins' Coiih,
Oyer mid i'ermia.-r, an J tlem raMail li-liv-ny,
lur the trial of eatdta! and (Oher c'leu
ecs in tho ecii.ity of li!U. by tl.e.r piee,-j;ia
to me diieeted, have ur.b-ied ilr: iit'ure,.ti l
named Cuuris to ho holder, at Kidfr-.vay, iu
and lor the county of Dtk. 0.1 the hut j.lun.
day iu April, it bed ne; lha LTlh day of the
niiiiitli, and to cjiitiuiij 0:10 week. Notice
is hereby given to ihe Coroner, Jusliaes ef
the l'cace, and Constables eftho county of
Elk, lha. they are by thesa presents co:.i
nii'.i. lid lo be ihtn mid il.t-ie in (heir jr -p-or
persons at t 11 o'ol.ick, A. M., ef :i. 1
day, v.iih i.'ieir rolls. reird.-i mi l inpuis:
lions, 11 lid cthei leiirjiiibiiinees, to do thoso
l'iug which their oilicys tippc.-laiii to ho
done, and that all Justice of said county
uuike ruturns of all recognizance-u entered
into beioio them to the Clerk el I ho Court
us per Act of Asuembly cf May -lib, let! 1.
And those who are Luutid by their reeoi' .i-
7.ances 1.) piosrcute lae prisoaers that are
or shall be in Ihe jail of the county 0 Id!;,
and to ba I he 11 and there 1 0 prosecute
ugaiust theai as shall be just.
J.iMES A. MALI) XV,
Ki.lgway, mar "1. .Sheiitl'.
LIST OK CAl'SKS set djwn for Aptil
Term, lNin.
U Millingor vs F X Porget al.
0 Hell vs J. sopa Werner et al,
V Umbuer v j C Scott.
W M Singcily vs K Leash.
Jienzinger 4 llschbiieh vs Conrad Funk.
J J Lawrence et nl. vs U Lidir et ul
V Wilhi lm ot ul, vs Frank Wois.
W. U. I:n. Co. vs E C fchu'.tie ct al.
A King vs li llabtl.
1 iliu vs (,'erry.
THE FLACETO BUY IS AT
X 1 i i' Jtl I G WAY
mm sides
KF.rr by
GROVE 0. Ml'SSENGEn,
Dottier in lrus''ii Med;Jpp, I'vonts,
(i!a, Wt.ife Load, Lnbrieating (Jii,
Lamp Oil, Tanner's Oil, Per.
fumnrinr. of all Kinds,
The purest Varnish,
Brushes of every
Style and
Size
Pye SttifTs, Pure Coid'cclionaries Citron,
Paisins, Patitnt Medicinri, Wines,
A alc-h'-?, Jewdry, P.ing.t,
Tolaecocs it Scear.i
l'uvc Liquors fur
Medicine pur
s on 'v.
A
LAP.Qri ASSOnTWEiSST
Of Everything Useful
i'i.:laioii,g to ;!:c prt.g Eu-:,..m Gen
erally.
I'ute Drugs at Low Price? !
Pure Drugs at Low Trices
Xi-tions in lindle'-i Yariefy !
Nutions iu Endless Variety
American and Kr.li.-h Watches !
American and Lng'.l.h Watches
I-afest Styles of Jewe.lrv, Elnns, Ac
L-.-Al . st Slyies of Jewelry. Pitigs, Ac.
Fancy Ar'.i.les. Toys. Latest Novels !
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j .nuns, 03 - 1.:. ,e-1 .Novels
Albums, News. Stationery, Eir-l-Cage !
Album, New;-, Stationery, Eird-Cagos !
Violin, Ea::j.-i and Cut far Sfrliitts !
Vi'dtii. llif j ) a:.d G uiti.r Stritt'js !
ilsi;.;
1 r
j v
f f T i
a 1 ; k t n 1 : c j : ived a x i
maiie::p cleah down
To thu Bottom !
AT THE
CHEAP CASH STORE
f. V. JIOUK, ?da!n 5t!rcf, Rid j way, p
TX-WINfijust lftuivK d from the rnstern
(P c;r;?. viu-i-e I have pan-lMsm a larfio
and welT polo-jied 11 , , ?-; ., , .-;j f f jjoods, I
invito Hip ii'.'tiun ooi el 1 ii .. public to call and
aiiiitio toy Hutu, consisting of
1 j iry Good.',
I V
cottons
Clothinc,
Hard
ware
fta
Car,
u e c-;. r v'a r e
pnovi.noNs, k:-.., Ac
PI'YKliG WILL FIND
T
i-V ti.
to
FULL AND COMPLETE,
and well to
'j low . uuis eu tne
CMur.iumty.
j" V. HOUK.
Kidgway, Dec") ly.
If ALUAHLitJ LOTS Ft It IS ALE.
V The undersigned has laid out a vil.
age ii, on his ground adji.inir.g llieltidg
way l' p.,l, to bo culled IIMv. 'J ho loin
are oO fe.'t fi nit by lo) foot deep froul
ing toward the raiir .-ad.
T. .1 ins For t!,e. fusi 1,,! sold, SlOO. Fol
the see.Ti 1 lot s. '.d, :?llt). For tllc lliir.1
lot :--,,!d, f. J')--and so 011 increasing in
p i-' -s h.tsnrj sold.
! First ;.;rliaser3 got tho choice lot
tit In : ehv'i'j.i-sr r..ti'S.
I-ui i.-i rs w.'.l l.c registered in the or
tier 1 f ih.-ir api Ki .-.tii.-a Ten percent of
lh pavehni.; te.oi.ey jaust be paid ut the
lit.e fO. -i.-p't-tation.
. 1 V, .fioi-i n-illbs ma-la to Job
0. Hall, li; j , Jiilway, l'a.
J. S. HYDE.
It; law.iv, no.r '".t't.i t-tf.
yi' you v, ant to duy
VS.OT3IZ.Va f.rlht .liillion I
Co to A. Ul IlIWCililK, Agent,
lL'Al,l.It IN
CLOTHING! CLOTHING !
GLNTH' rUItXISIIING GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, B')'.T.s, H0S3, TRCSKS,
TEAYKLlXtj ?AGS, Ac
riT. MA'.IV':?, LJ.iC CO'JNTY, 1'KXN'A.
Jau-ll-itvpd
J-V'f ;1!KE". HiMil-X KIVKT8,
1 h.--ks, bo'is. :,il ul! kinds of builders'
iaat.-r.nK in .,.., C:,n j,e ,.,, i.jlellper at
lae .'(. Mary's) liar Iwaro S-'lorc than any
other). lace iu rill; county. (uJti'G?)
fll K I II-K ii .V'w'i LSON'S SEW
)V 1XG M AGiiiXFS. The under-
'j'tiol hiiviee bu 11 iippoin li'd t'olo Agent
far the sule of Whe.t'er Witeou's Sewing
.Machines for K'.k county, lie keeps an
assoriment consti.iilly en hand. Machines
sjid at l'hiia li Ipl.ia and .New Yor prices.
Any parties desirous c f obtaining Iheincan
'l'li'i-ss J. K. W1IITM0HK,
Mareh Ht.'O'My. at llidfway, l'a.
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