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he ,seaves. Nrgus.
E.rron AND PIIOLTOII.
J. WEYAN
Braver. Ps., Jody 111th 1871.
Republic : ale Mate.Tleßee.
I;OR AUDI ; V:ht. 151Eviyai4 1
DAVID STANTON..
FOR surtvEYOu
. ROBERTI). BEATH.
Republican County Ticket.
,
Assob/y..4Wtu. C. Shutlack. ,
Associate Jadge. , --Joseph
Treasurer.-=Chas. P. Wallace.
.Proe..Atterffey...T. R. Haerab.
(bassaissimier.—Hugh J. hlsuaball.
P. H. DireWor.-‘Bainuel (Makes. ;;; !•i
Auditor.—ltali3 Cocos/. -'• t•
Auditor (I year.)—Clerk
Nurveyor.=Azariala Wynn. r
Trustoco of A radrwry.-I!ebi7! 11.
John Murray. •
rimed, 121e - sta; On Monday.
SEmAtis m C.t m totem hissouthodged
the Harrisburg We , Oreph to sayetn.
phat, hat he Whin now and Wilt,
not a candidate for the N + Ice
ileney in IkalsOnUthiliiMs Ph)
statement to be made that - hti. is
',warmly In favor ofthu remoinimitleh
.inn election of tleneratGraiit:to'th,
i'mldency. Whether 014.4011 P M,
thin on his part will add anything to
the flenemi's popularity -IS . an open
iie 7 it ion. •
IR the evening of the 27th priune
Governor' Geary received a tuihMl
States Government draft on amount
of Pnnisylvania War Claims. for the
sum of M 8,753,05, and at 9 . , o'clock
the following morning paid ,the
money into the State Trehsury.. This
sum now becommft pereof the
anex
pended balance, and the interest do
riv.si Prow it will, aid materially' in
lussiping the Treasury ring • atilie
various summer resorts during the
season. Its members from all parts
of the. State ure said to be rtist inning
at the present time. They will no
thillbt have a good thne.and enjoy
„themselves hugely, while the poor
taxpayers must toll and sweat to
meet the interest on the State'S . obit
gati9ns. So we go.
, PASSIUS M.. CLAI" Kehtncky,
Made a speech at : Lexington, on the
4th of July, in which he took iiicett--
slon to criticise, with some
.se.!
verity, General Grant's Administra:
lion. It has by no means been satis
factOry. to him. He also declared.
himself In favor of Moon° term prin
ciple, on the ground that the purest
nil(' hest of Presidents, would, during.
their lirst four years, employ' the
'powe'r of the Government, to secure
a re-election. Ho would, if hecould,
a fief. tho Constitution, in t his parti
cular! He closed by urging norm*
ireoeY's nomination for the Presi
dency. because he Wasan honest, able
11.1 all, MO MI original abolitionist;
Who, with himself, thirty years ago,
ndvocated universal equality, when
it was almost at the risk of nine's'
life to do so.
Paym ExT fireman hilly prbmptly
is the secret of ktsping money)n cir
culation, and the only uneaus,tif pre
venting a money 'crisis—him' times.
-ft was predicted that a rrioney'panic
would soon follow the close of Ate
late war of the rebellion ; not once,
but repeatedly has ti Nis calamity been'
announced as on the rya of transplr
ing, yet seven years have passed by,
and tip terrible crash has not. visited
us; lint there has boot a tightness in
the tri;Oney market several times,sine ( e
f that !Lemont ble struggle,
istitited by nolack.of the circulating
medium, but simply resulting from
the stoppage of the payment of small
Lille ; and hording money to meet
the supposed impending crisis. Of
! o ( iiirSe, the withdrawal of the'sesnoll
`sums of tnoney from circulation. in
the payment of two and three dollar
hills tine, seem to'be but a little mat
ter ; but when It Is considered there
are millions ofi these small debts
where there are but few large ones,
it out readily be Comprehended that
the aggregate of the stoppage in the
circulation will be immense. In fact,
it is the punctual. payMent of email
indebtedness by the-Ina:mot which
klx.ps currency alloat4the v.ry life
btOod of commercial prosperity. If,
tty every. imagined tightness In fi
nancial (circles, the public (suspend
/ •
paynient of small bills, that 'naught-,
di tightness will become real. Pay
little bills, and hard times will he
( Postponed. • •
, I
THE troubles In the Red River re
gion, which were so recently shaking
the fabric of the Dominion of Canada,
seem at last to have been settled] and
the new 'roVince of Manitoba, as It
is called, hasentertml.uponin peaceful
saner of prosperity and progrivie:
the "speech from the, thitine,"which
recently etched the•first session of.the
Legislature, ifientenant Governor
Arehithld spetfks encouragingly of
•the laws whlchlusve been passed and
the organization which has ibeen 4-
. taldished, and declares that .great
changes are Impending to the hinter-
MI circumstances of the Province.
These.elitteges,he says,are heralded
' by the arri val of it maraud
steamship, laden toll utmost tapas
-14, on its tirst VeYageivith payeng-'
oars and freight, and adds, that that.
''tweet clews the history of the mttn
:rt es
Isolation.! The above hopeful
-lidews, moreover, AM confirmed by
. Ztio news Which comes from Caada,
tinit simultaneously with
. tite.
+il t itsit of pOPUlatkin to our own North-
West, ri tendency is at . last manifest
-1m; itselron the part of migrants In
sail t in the adjacent provinces.
The chief agent, no doubt,tn briny
ing about the , sichariges, is theNerth
ern Pacific Iiitllroal :;,; Starting.'
[mire Superior, which . must.:
is, the headquarters of the: entire ;
Nortiaest 7 -this road rims - helves:the
continent just betoiv tin? bordtAttil.
Bret nd naVitpible. stream. (t
emsse; is the Red River of tha North,
which, runninellirough • lbinitotin.
and connecting thrOugh
„Iyin
nipeg with othriit rivers, tap e the en-' I
tiro commerce of nearly all the. Brit
. Provinces of the 'Northwest.' The
immense territory strnbraceOnthe
Previnces 'has mbsolittelY no Other
commercial outlet, being'ilparated
Canadafrom proper by ' the mpassi
ble area south of James Bay, tio • that
the polithal results of the building of
. the Nothern-Palliorcaids
ly to prove not less Important to the
nation, than the opening up for our
new, Nor}.ltweet, 'ldentity of SID.
- ntereial interests is sure imoierartat
er to bring about harmony of public
sentiment, and the very stimulus
given by this enterprise to progress
and settlement In the Provinces will
strengthenitrently the bonds which
we aro fastening upon the Dominion
in the Northwest. Settlements in
ie
Red River and the Ngrt 11l Pact
forthelr connections *lt the . T
b
the world, can never :„; ' .nk
separate from those oth • - 7:
same
. which the agent d6ve 1 9 ,
on ouiside of the bola. •yl e• i
Two chairs which were need in In
ti
uenti aAbtAlteeiV4tgralats le ,
thtelCUun
stnithUtt.thatig 4l6lB3l°llll64 '
AlPll4ti I 19. tii.4 city ; tltronh;Pollt
strositeotailkOt:Zol..EtlA air: ,fh , •
Iwere,fittind in rret Senate (limb*
i l tipAii+Aptrig l ,,tiollo'!State,, - ,,mlhere
"Ql*veOft l 44.oo l : 42 i'iN l 4;tiet . Wcva: -
iolldafetLinto.ne chittr, 4uni made
to do duty tot . The Stirgeantrat•Arnit
of tfie,lttutO:'' TheiiNoio . teturnid
as a COil illintiOn and 'A104140 4 iii
the , protickQ t restoration UP the old
!lull; , as thistly. iss practicablei, to Its
condition 1 i i1177.13; Instead of hml i ts
It.ip*YrE,-ea, , 44Ye .. 80.
710667,.4 4 0,,; In the je.itO • *, •of pol,
Ettiog to the :601'0144 oe,* Cep,
termini qinind#ec,,l4llitiliiiieolißit
W k
eleAs aio, istAtes ,tlt:tiOktlet4:lV , !r
other of.these elliihr,,Eitlidtsesao, 4 0,
his patiiiti: awl siPotirthh r t itie pit 4-
*.:sslo i t of the yhtlotioWilif .oelt?!.y.
Thus t,tk flnd sfe'ps towtird - thOvetft
nitiOn;• hring a Ittioni&li of `the
wherObouts of - font: oetheiOtikinal
elates, the' possesiloltfli :/which 14
the eitr of Phihideiphin, will fit:rnish
patterns to her mechanics for Orel ro
prOdaetCon of 'fac - iiniftes of • nit tho
oilssing Ones- An ; etfort so supeos
ful in its beginntng is Wortily.Of Atr-
Iner fotossiduttorw , ..'.. 4 h.f ...;. , t.-
--- .T . u'" -- ;:--"--t-, ...1
• fiaf. , Tiinintu, In hTsiateatdefence
Prfore.tim Frtsich:Asseinhig . _ **at
to the wimld - thiit he' itei'er 'beiihyol
in tbei defentsa-oftEarisi at , all.;: tie
I thought it but mere heroic' folly; .he
4tferi). ; 'dii,h4l.6;ed Kali Via - tluits
of . the armies' of tfiii "Proi r litticaa„.,ll9
telegrilphetit o Gambetta, attire mo
ment when the • twiny. :' of the Loire
wits ready to 'net, that mocleirnr-
IMcs tnabet he inapnavistal ; anilhll
that Prance and Paris did was Tune
in spite of him and 'agairit.his t judg.,-
Tent, His famous plan turns out,
as his critics to often Insinuated dur
ing the siege that it would tura Out,
to hiVe been 'simply no.:plan at all.
He ticilbeS himself*, hairingliad a
vague kiwi' `that 4'; Shift: -towards
Bonen might litoil' sonic, tise - ; but at
most ho seems tci have hoped that: if
he "got to Itotien - he.Onitt send a ; lit
tle food thence"' 1d
,starving, Pails.
' What. would have hakietatsir after
wards, or how he, with .. the: Provin.
eial armies in which be . disbelieved,
cOuld'have,resisted the Oerrnans, he
seems neither to have it siiiiv n o r cared.
lie even got. so far in chlkilshnerrs as
'to treat it a..A a grievance agattist the
Liermatis that, tvhenlaa tried tolight
them, they would bisist on, using
their artillery, against the troops. If
they would have played the game of
war awarding to the rules: he liked,
and have altstainetl from using their
guns, then ite: and his men would
have done woittlers. But theY 6 mest
unhatulsomely,lept on firing away
at his poor soltlicra, and SO. of course,
.his plan faited.'.. Paris is. Loo..misera
bletmw to care much for what hap
pened to It sir niontlia.ago het these
who suffered titirlag the siege Who
bore privation bravely, : and 'sent
those dearest isi them to the ramparts.
and the field, inustliear with pro
found indignation that theirthrtnnes
weraconintitted Whe itildanee of a
man' who thought the whole defept‘ i
Wplece 'of heroic folly, and whcrib
plan was that the enemy 'Should ati
stain from bringing his artillerY, to
bear :upon the columns advent:ink:to
attack him. The' republic Is tlfi
credited in the-, most serious; dtlim
by . such revelation, anti rho felii4,4
the Nan of Sedan ireeclipisetttoi'Alie
follies of the Man'of bwis. .. - :-;i'
1 THE Itoutweit-Pieasoutatiembritp
tie, ' instead of ,tippreacii hig en, atilt.
cable adjustnient,:...kiiati - ttikltt
ther (roma such 'a futistunteatiott.ev
cry. day. The for'hier,, asSecrefety
of the 'Treasury, elahns that 'Cern
niissiuuer Pteasontun is a stibordivatO
°Muer of his Departuseut; and that
his otileial acts aro subject to reNi t isiou
by the Secretary of the Treasury. -
The C'onitrilitinetorltaitenue deltas
that his olflee Is entirely indepeadent
'of the Trewsrer ; that °f lees havittt
nothing to de with the. cullectioit of
i
the re . .. Opine; but safelyt 'lo6o;ditr:-
burse and account for tie _itutiellt
when collected and paid A 1.. .it 'Sup
port of this tiew, in ohlf?'-pratelit ter.'
eently i addr...*iti - to : Aqui , ' Priilafnt,
against Mr. lloitewalrs itif4iikeaeft
with hie rulingitin regard.tore,utstatt
matters, .Ifr.'Plessentartitittotadthrii
ttlui. Thus far the yi...,1440140 It.
en no actioii:in
. tlie tiii4tter: - !'r' l l ls
thought the breach. betWaittltie ;two
otticers is such! tor -fa cease .i.teitlis-
missal or wlthdraWarcit titieli s telhe' ru
from the Cabinet t i 4)(4 ! leliAtils i
say it Lois 1e314 oub .t cat aitothes. , '.
roams of Iliffehweo het w USeereteryi
lloutwell and 1 ionimissio 'lt f*iitt4).
ton has beep . distxave . 'fa . . f-i
xuure,unch.thitidlie•Sueig try:. i t *he t
n i p
exercise .. al itlis qatexere *di*
laithia; hieieellif RtiperVi. 1 P: 'aigley,
of Virginia, to !claim aut„fuVestifta,
that. It is also report4,that .the
Commissioner -waa-opposrd to the
whole investii,, , ufloh; find Ocelined 4o
order the Supeivisorof thellfaryland
-district trt.givolVlr... Pelt* the need
e4 E tuelttum . p.;'si O'n3OcaF,€4 Mitt
the fireslicinl'sifeitiiittiinshlitittcip.
Jlt' soluetliinU to dr) iv ;tit *Alto Oar-.
re!, and developtnentain tint dire&
(lon arek)oTtrit ter:- n '" • - '
'Later..-:- A yoitn g iii p t .i.lA wys,
it is now ki g ; wn .tii 4 t Ortitatable*'
iens:int= has nvigned as *thee on
aeeount - of the- 'llligtl . erstanding
i
..
',MO , Roptwell.' the tietitdent.ie
ciiitad LAO O 4 l4Oll ' 4' L 1 '414 . .0 13 ;0
lieu. - 11. A. . Arthur, • of;Aew• Yerk, '
41LO - declined the pu..iithin:. It •now
litiiimes tteeminey' fit ithik - b - ' 'another
.., -,,, , Wtt,itave tta iliapeolV94i4.l,ii.v44y
.tiliuk-harate:of litrpoiVailakklightint
nomf *hats he has' , pitt§eittey
. 4 , HW the%.
renett' or:liittlfk'N#Ao4`fettiWyea
iii visit? 4.gip..Ms l 64,),#,:botiiiii
&ode are j gatalint tiertyltag Aladie
loyalty - ditring the rebellioh;wevith=
' nail 'rho . ;'ol . looiig ' leiteeirrittei?"fiy.
b . .biti bi .... Pur ratibtilL.otiftio:4l
halm ttegitrieut; . stutie.hemelLitu the
tenth. , -.1 ,-.: ~.: '1p . .1:.::-..:.;ra ~ ~
=I
"You sfirniisiieeireetty,*fieti YOU
my that yen' beliqd,':Me '4O bel the
friend of the :Sontillt:lier ntrtiggie
tbr fieedorti..L-MY feelings hav,e:bgen
publicly expleissed in.triy own coun
try, "in that quotation:' from Lord
Cliathann •••111Y Lot*. :YOtt atifndt
conquer America." There is riot's
drop of Puritan' blobd in my reins.
I hate, despise, and 'lief)* the tym
cul Governmenewhlch has sent-me
among you, for Imy Opinions sake,
e ~ , your . ,
to ißut Is. ~w y. .aitY
tb ' few e.'
st a North. •Th . ' ~,, -re
/Ea
who al , * but , t. . Il
i t . c •
.., es in.
oug eco. -I , . ' int
il' cootie e 'to ,a • ood Ate;
you Wire but to persevere and the
ictory will surely be yours. , You
must strike funnel The defensive
policy lengthens the tautest. The
f- I ouLean fAeatAff,
iltuone, nave your own terms
1 4 0 kaitting , thq battle on year tine
uc,3o, so il
1: 1: 2 1 . 01 ./..;: a.
••:410:nept , itny , ' : for ..your iik
licamtweititur . sincerif • thank-Maw
your kind liiii*ivimidn , viiiybetialf,land
tOpingtuid Tirtiyingilos titer ultimate
mum far whietryou tireftOting, he
nevi meeliaeven.yoat f*W. . t' .1 -
•'/. 1 02 L. -VALLANtaanall: ,
(101,D. I.illontAitm, Bth Ala. Vets.
h Tlig . 'itteriPla 'or si Wel" bullion - it s
the I VV:S Amay oific'e l keil. , lait '
dime months haverndreh'Sar4iFil;
ably& Atm shipments of-silver• ore
Ibt,tfaityldg.lllEcliolaiitiv;euha heen
Ilnlkiiiiß 434 / 1 4 rtn"Akut,4 f , - 0.* * 1 4 1
nigilixiditeilftki of iliP. .1 4 ffli r liilflis1 1 ,404
is officially Mated 40 ha,VOiargebi ID- I
edam]; the Oeldirarattlotaido halt !
bi,en Much.tuctitir this yenttlfan ev
'erlierore'„anittu hey) 'icialii 10 rtlal
are bignally,proditeM e, as re Jhose
near the northern thereof iiiikefinp , '
°rim; a littinto the etidt lite Thunder
Day - and:V?libin:lfie n lidMifilMiLtif
Canada; bit :icee:ntii,punittiied by
Americans. The officials at the As
say fAce stote - that; I t y . ith, recent I ni
-1 pioVenienislei Wricifindivhfch liave
osigniatedinatincountry, , ititaatiu-
coma glithictittithetharaddlimilda 0(
ore to Vim* Will be tiatich- reduct.d.
EirkeitTiie-WOrks:_furtst 'az largo acute
'aro now , conCurbettifigit - 7Wyandottc,
a. Par- Mlles qieltitio I.k.fialt,' oal lila
rlver:""btliiii: the j*tl'ellii 'Months
theist pts'lle the lAssiiy , tiMen were
fi-4,00(r omits of piire silver; of yin left
13(1,0690avicea mama In Jithe.-' ,- /
C. C. I.3owEsr, of Washington, the
alleged :bigamist " , has received -an
unconditional pardon fromPrealdent
Grant. The pardon was asked for
by ' , eleven of the Jurors' who tried
I3oweu and Mac; by the; 44trick At
torney of the Court Jn...which
,
. A &flax_ . temperance Convention
Is announced to •be held at Harris.
butgon r ihe 9th of A.egost,to nomin
atiiMadidates fur Auditor General
and Surveyoi Oenerol. A fautecniii
mittee•hria • been appointed to take
charge of the Canyaks:', Ron. R.' It.
Bnulford,. of ,New "ilrighton, is the
member Farthis„ comity. ,
It EMU AND.T,,IIIKTEkOrd
—The Cantott Rep. d: .116!. Nays
Scarlet firver still.aboutids, and it is
reported that there fins been a: few
cures of small pam in thei;it,J, though
we can find no foundation for the re
port. -
• , •
—li.etithu'm; the Coshocton county
Treasury TOW., has been pardoned
out of the Ohio penitentiary. Brown,
who wits indicted and convicted as
-
accessory, rantains.
. .
—A fly year-old.sorrel horse. be
longing o Wm. Baxter, of (AirrolF
toe, 0., 'stolen on lust' Thursday
night.. He bautltar in forehead, and
is about 161 hands high. A rewind
fl6O. Is / offereil ibi. hone and thief or
1 525.
$25. for horse. .
W. flutter, of Philadel
phia, lin been reappointed by Cover-
Igor 3eary isfly inspector and exam
iner-of the soldiers' orphan schools of
f'euasylvitithr; the &idles of which
she hat dist...harps" . with eminent
and satisfaction the hest hmr
Sr.tlita.., • '
• .4-tileeretary lanitwell's 'report. for
linfe t , of , the publie debt Statement
do ;iirOher . . splendid rednetion,,
fipipkwitpct4 over seven milliondol
lara.,l4tist 14enioendie *Wien, no
' dontdiVo•-itot • Into to witness .thelp
*ei i sdliilinin'elaiinteeesses, luitoq
htintitit;(l,
'sand we would very qi4cia,:y,i
from them passionate night:nits. om
q,detnning iMr. , llontOeills -inanage
ti4nd.,nt CuUlltry'S 1113411er:3.,
th 6 4th inst., whilethosteain
tit. Judy Johnston was passltiedown•
,ihe Mississippi riverjustabove,Qtdn
was'artql • into by some per_
eons on Shove. . <1 man named.Best
nett
was ; shnt, in thd abstdmaii and
AtiOtti g r , : , shot ,passed his
'c.l4tym is' now *ink ni die 'rrt:-
*Boni itouatt
otnidition.- Two young linen named;
dtirites I:l,lVs* and 'Charles Orr haVe
141i,oiebitio on 'sitspleldti "Let *lnk
• ••
_
Thersday last, u terrible
ii(Oe if . ,'NVliitiond rain' aceuniPanitil
tby imit'a Ywhtuli u , pareed..Oiler
liforindsville,,f twelve raik4 ? below
' , Wheeling 'Meta live n'elbek I p.
littiteelnoletirinnid the - AV,64'
:We keeitentiary bloista
and. u.pritioner named Frank Jeti
.Ithilgerfronf Nyetael • county escaped.'
'llitterieria Parented, fencea.
-0 0 K4 3 1. 1 1 1 4.1gre4 ilPf!euties . o f.fikelP
iiii
One of his Parishioners d
in walking'thiougir n certain pettier°
he mune upon a nittlenukko id the foo t
Of a patileular tree;'-alid Met it bit
'midi:Med !din. •: fit the
diem), concluded , togolo the
- ipaathre;tuul there, betide the-iiiith at
'the atilt 'Of ' the hid f 2 rOttOrt 'tvileONY,
at iliaguakarif, , ,*
:rout, alifiputi maim felbAnd She sofw 4 ,
, tile.lilt lifinVihet hien.;
'"C 4 4
iuiPtl, dirt in
,tWAi ugpia
later; he died in went agony.!
Van'.
rennsityanlit . :
Young. girls. a, few. And -ago - len -a
etnaller one l 4iitiout roar , yearei•old;
alone - and - er,aited for' a abort 'time,
andon th,:.P.l";S:fßieid
dielittleonestandiag atilland epee**
lem—nelther replying to their WM..
timiei:*kr,vishu4'to leave ` tit* spOt.
the Y ,4llill i r * st A 4 o4"mibi;,sigitintit
her.wili, :Where eye -dileitbia „was
•
eft and etlbrt.)nuidetio , make her
)4Setik;f4 Vitib;i : undl'th' Ih
e,fd ate hal* ado
itppietliatete,,wikioto ta .. .v4 1 / a mitc
witicwhich afie.has been alliieted at
Ini e r Y l o i v e r"
nitaved of
the Sidling' hi; on the 4Ut of July, of
16 ,P°Fikli tii° 66 - WY
otriitig Qum! OV . e.i, Old
mine- ilea's Wakeibar, ' Sr:Pap - ,:rite
:accident tanned a hole Ilfty•feet. lam
and of the width of tbdtow path ; aid
' Invoivo,toitoogtt , ig 'fit MO Enter
prise mina. ; Battier's siaie
and shaft. Mitchell mine, part. et
Bowklev Mine; Elliott
.4 Co.oind
mined aro'all connected
r away. The notount . of
ill be heaviest in the sto
he:•• works probably for
its. \The cans) will also
forOlme.
—On the 4th Of July,. .ft_pataiettger
train on the Nash ftAwFt
ern Railroad, whlittlet ti 20
p. in. on Monday, comp wo
Iv 40%03:: t ook
Wer., ib4iiz ;00tt , mv 4 o i
; Nashville. After the imeg
ereasso - the bridge
itffirvitrifigkiWave"M
add ther rerualddet^cPlbe•trala . fell
it,V4MtitieetilolYtifett Oer
14:i.94ii;A`filk.'gljtiowiiiTt4efit;
klikKiiitilAwfirtirtiose
ed: I Nouirat theirotodeit are . wet
tittlyrltetifo,:' *WIOIOI4O iriietAted
* l O . 0 1/ 401 1 0 411 qi
IDS ifltiogliitii ) .9 4 44 , 4 l
The tit:Klima the iked strgageratvete
ion at an , utitteihtfteig feelsrefiatraL
VollibliiirOOThet,oooo4 tbe
PA O '44 llo' i;i '4 iekeeki oG,ttie*iiio.
The tegument sewing aleilx.
, D-(isim v , .scpßimoc:o7.Y
ittelqiukapooladiaMiarriVed.A.4.
boubion-the 3d of Julyi froai Manta
Rosa, Mexico, where they.. r heit been
to eintei‘;orloiireviill apenai`portkin
, 0 tOlitektiOckteihit; whosseceded
I..l**!'lll4lg*nle'fAtta -ago W
turnirotik re-wahe 7014tti
afar eflcahsits aanl.settlehn todeia
the Ind lin litirliiirt..ighkdi4ht, , ittw
6 i4 6 4; . #1j41 00CWO!!04
theiWAre . . 4 0 . -4 1 r
duColherlfezilinlyicicspooslaraisid
alleleisdthai liorth to itithetarted
isqlC l ?d:f e 'OPl e: :T h ry Pre *UV*
i".; ' 4 1 40: 4..fN.,
41.3 d itiwill beadrentageowi to th erm.
It 124 said the Teidia peep* are wily
lug to sinecrrbe" oae handreirthai
*4l44 6) . 464 the apexes of
inovitti then/. and , thes get rid.o
thidr raids and murderous exaedi-
Gentittint at DlTTlngha,
(Conn.) is setting in stningly,agaun4
Mrs. Sherman,. the • alleged • poi
erthree husbands and two children.
'..t*tprresjimtdent who visited her was
cordially ;we've(/' bet , fihe.PositivalY
declined, thrnugh the advior of her
enuesel;to refer to the :me in any
metier; as the'examlnation before
Jos** Platt, was 'net. fig' Inly, Gill
She is about forty-flveyenis ofnge, a
brunette; oinverees fluently and Is
remarkably emotional in' her inter
course with visitors. If guilty she Is
a strange being.. The. train on the
sth inst., brdught the-mother,lwlaw
of'Sherman and Cornelius W. fitiUkC,
a son .by previous marriage of Mrs.
Sherirum's first husband.. , •
THE MIETUODUIT NOOK 11:41111.
CERA.
.
A Fare Stairemeat or • Dr. Lam
bast's cam., • •
The New York .Nstiont has Oka fel
iciwlng.• • , ' • .• :
•
•
Dr. Lanahan' the assistant agent.
of the Methodis t Book tkmeern, soon
after he took office, brought the most
dama,l,Ping clutrgei•against the bust.
neat management of the' enterprise,
such e. impropriety in the method
df keeping-the books, discrepancies
between the figures i n the ledger and
the figures - in- the annual-aeeouans
presented the -tkinkrence. and
erasures and alternations without
any explanation, air Involving large
amounts; and he offered to-prove aft
theas ehargeabeforealeompemnt.tri-'
bawl' r an opportunity were affented
bird. The persons In charge were,
however; determined that no such
opportunity should be Offended him ;
so be v.os first of alLiest on trial' for
Orin imaindal by making the eharg
eCand .thtm, win* he:, fienitht. siemss
.to the hooks and papersi tI way di ,
Med him; and -when Ire applied to
therourts for a mapdatutsl, WM'
peLtho pnaluction el Ma Poolm and:
papers, he was tried for making ,the
iustetinallY onldemnetti
sod the Whops recommended to
,re
move him from office. ThObistnlei.•
-however ereequally dividecti li
.reumins le his position. 'Weans on-.
•Irsa,V that anybody wiMeontributes
money to the Concern, not only'
while these charges ale unex.autluel,'
but while the extunination of them
is persistently and ,dexterousty eva
ded. must not only be a very queer,
Christian, but *queer owner of mop--'
ey. There has 'hcen -nothing , more
de:creditable In- time history or the.
New Yorkring then the Whole affair,;
.and,the aim:trent-mite with widelt
Abe Methodist* tittve,latotyiookedon;
it is not theleast shigufar part of it. :
THE COIIIVECTICCV BAUM I A
Nieves *sell Iroid alai linnterse
. ilardes l4 - -
. .. . .
; 3 ; ',1 A 1,6 , - Kli!inn4slit,e Okl. . e4 P 4 . ls T cir.
.9( husband:l,lnd titiklieNiszin;9 4o6o
middy. at Desby, .Connecrieut;. the
icßiiii-iif least : nr i h - er .. 1 " 14,05 . , . . € 4 .1
,idoith:',Ttiti matti ' tdt
or her - letter
life hoe, *reedy a. glven. But
-her wholo'Career:bare tit* -a history ,
or' eifitiorditalry . icriming My. Tile
dntn(iter Of '4 Treo , t.bilfeti,jer. she
married .F4tWarif liihruek. When 'Hey=
; leers, ality, and ;Winona . hi
time! the :wither lit: slit .childreil.
,Thed began the series ofatefel events.
tor width she is now held tower-mut.
That . her. hirsbanewas. taken. , sick
and leaddenl . died, end subserviently
all the tiladtatilliegisai
years, withno assigoable cease. The
woman soon .natived: to Cpunectimit
and married gr. Duriburt. of Hunt
ington, amain of considerable prop.
erTy3 :Mit be, tiro' died sudden! ,
shortly idler_ malting' over all )- h
'Worldly, boesmdfutt 19 hilivite.'•
rfrou 4
P \l* 11 0 4# ; i?cgiltlin 'Oe' .. i
w en" weWnOt tutotert - when: it be-
Ica 0: k ..is9Wa , that the widow bad
1 illtled.wr third hatband, a widoW
f44.. ith fiver Children, tir9, of, *hate
tat i lelso", sutklenty - takeritlP'' and
dj : l'be Tattidt fbliowed `them In
M 'hAtiind , the'phYstclarts; , now
Pfo , initi .;;Itretigek 'Millie' a, 'post
mOlifhi e Illnatlery and . discovered
the presenbe Of arretik lit' large quail.
titles. Subsequent exitinlnationad‘
closed ttmt tIM 'mune 'deadly drug had
been tbe (*meet the deaths , olldr.
Bberuum's • children , end-Mr. Hurl
butt. and the presumed ' Murderer%
tem :accordharlyi :masted .et New
.Drunswietti N. J. iiirbitfier,she bad
'Waken besself.:l, Her manner ['scoot
aii4k,self+poiseated,, and,bee: rsountm
Motes betrays Beni MEM aadiminaing.
She says little, but fermatas ; the be ,
Set - In' , her altimatetaqqultbd: ,It
em hardly be doubted, however, that
she himsehedly, eaagilitr no loci
Inan eleven most hadata onnutaral
•
•-.! I 177 ,---- ---.......:.
1 6 '1 4 a l PfiiiiiiV,l%)Xlibwidi
*./Y 4 Y/itlYZldik e onje
- - Starte hlg a • Antel—logky
k
ti t 0 142.4=i
', Oran
Man
illtiktihivho/Frankftirlaserritoun
t3r, ilt.; grsitly extilkstover , .What
thWeidiens regard tri *dear rise of
':witellerift recently developet In. the
vklDlty Two 4 ,1
oung dsugh
ters of James Williams, are the vic
tims. • It has been remarked by the'
neighbor; tbr some time past that
something was wrong with the girls,
and ale* days since a physitian was
4 .. ' 1 . 1;
time the most hideona, and
• l"
ly si li with but they never
NA,V er ng=
time they are perfectly ,acne, they
seem modest and reserved. The
spell comes upon' Both ut near the
same t.tinPtigkerix,), during twl
light,thydn..my„ into a
run. They alwTin north, in the
dileetionlaf .Atio ; of as old 11103'
wit., they say, has witched them.
TlVainw
at
opo
atithr t i lting : that she forbade the- e
rid . 41 (- theft
house-top ,dttom Their convents
tion-30MhOWngituilei*etti*
is In an unknown tongue.
add% Anthill all MEilltslulhtW i p
get hold of, until nausea isproci
time. :1 hat one does; he otheiddeir
thersannttitne. They . neelo: 01103
moveA , by one eontroling power.
A PROCLAMATION.
AVAr""i!i o o 6 o**l l4 e l9l,
• n s trelityletiveen the
United ,Statearof ,Ameritat and tier
Majesty thu Queen of the United
iiMgdoetek. Great. Britain itrid;lfft.
land, rencecningthe settlement of ail
carmen of differenewletweest•the two
countries, was concluded and signed
at Washitigtorr hy-the High Ootri
miss loners' and Plenipotentittries of
thep i
filAreintrieets.ioff the
8 last, WM& treaty is Word
forsOMPIAJJOIMWI,j Vigl's'
the treat ' The Proclamation (his
col:Kindel .1. it A:7
And whereas, said treaty has beep
duly ratitled.by, both.parties.and the
respective ratifications of the same
wetk v oStaideito44ll thei3DIVP.I3. 4II-
don on the 17th day of June, Ign, by
Roberti , . Schenck, •Divtot:Exiatior
dinary. and Minister Plenipotentiary
blthimittedstatoc - a4 4 W - t . " 1 ""
rifle; H'er Midetty's principal 'Secre
tary of State for Foreign Affairs, on
the part' of . their resoelive Uoveni
merits.
:Now. therefore, be It 'known that
I, 11[yaws S. Grant, President of the
United States of America, have
caused said treaty to be made public
to the end that the'same and every
clause and article thereof may be ob
served and fulfilled with good faith
by the United t3tote3 and tbecitizens
thereof. in WiielftSB whereof, I-have
hereunto set my: hand and caused
the seal of the Ut4ted States to be
affixed.
Doue in the City oflVAshlogton,.
the fourth day of July; 4o the year of
our , Lord.,one IhouSIMI - eight hun
dretand sellouts-one, arid of the in
dependence alb . ° 'Milted States' the,
ninety-sixth. t 7. B. GRANT,
1 !Y the Polaident: •
Fultz;
Secretary of Stale.
inrottial
A dastardly andbrutaimurder was
committed near the village of ffiutb
bona Grove, Dekall) county,, Illinois
on the evening of the third irri‘illiss
Joana McCormick, a beautiful young
lady of seventeen years, daughter of
Mrs. McCormick a wealthy fantier's
widow, while sitting at the supper
table with her mother, two '3 , ormger
sisters and a-brother, was shot dead
:by a. farm hand in the employment
IA Mrs. McCc . winkk• named John
Reed. The reason for his coMullt
lingual° horrid deed was thefact that
Miss,MaCormick had. refaced to 11C
titan paby him to -Clifourth. of July
celebration on thc(.loll6fifing day.
Reed fired two shots through a win
dow (ruin a double-barrelled shot
gun. The first shot catered her
brain, killing her instantly.. _Reed
returned the gun to a neighbor, from
whom he borrowed it, and lied.. The
whole neighborhood is in pursuit of
him, and if caught he will pretty
certainly be lynched at onto.-
A Fiend. '
Martin, $e rd, Liraicr lu. good
,circuurstanms, residing near oilman,
Illinois, was , limited on . Satarday
'for murdering his boy, aged eleven
years, in a most cruel and fiendish
-manger, on, the ittli ult. It appears
freiwthe testimony of Heard's Life
that orl that daY3 008,4 U ,lay sick
in her. bed - , the brute stritptal. the
ebild, iakLhim.ual,ed on *Lint stave
and .roested his tick In a l - terrible
manner. He thin-beat him unmer
cifully and placed 'him in his skit
'mother's had, where, he died In a few
hew*, The fiend burled the.booly of
the murdered , -.boy under a hedge,
.1u ! then went to traVii and publicly
atlyerikaml that his boyluid. run
ftwity.: , Suspicions.weraeribeequently
.artin.4ed that ;ilea had been foul PLAY.
:wax* made, the body found and the
.M4rderer arrested pral•lo now in jail
; at Nefailta. Atit.diterd witnessed
the whipping / end death of her, boy„..
but was lielkiessky.sickuess in child
ber,l,"at the
Marlin Meant
'fined in,the comity jail, et Wablika.
uNidting trial for burning arEsevere
rY. ppjug his 50u,,1l years of,age.
tO (teeth, was taken; from the. Jail
on Wednesday..Avening and bung
by an incensedyig4Nof three 'lien
-404: Armed by one
,„thouiltind•!nen, Avpmeri and children.
-turtiro •gaVfl , the Afuorillb f 'signal of
distietri; whidli wris notrespeuded_ to,
nod he retie/rpm& Ahern*. He, was
MVO *ll:oPbertinlitY to ppeak and
pray, and„confesiO,liis guilt in an
addre3s ,to the crowd. lie ',refused
the be.ne4t.44prhier.by Pintetitant
elergYuirif aird ; bewed for pretty.
',..'. ' ,919 11!)14efrin!tTelou4-. - .
:.:.itattiamilcicekh: tilted , tc9i .Yeas,
Illtriviikaaimillalkonigt , exchange. • : si
•liiiiidnar , otletr.A4ohn, P. le9lor of
Butidnghnno. 'Wayne .-rnolVi: Pa.:
is. end : has., hem! fop. e:long.filalef
troubled, with,
,a, living creature in
her stonanch. Whatit.ts Itti:.One Qua
tell for a-verbdoty, l but oy/deigns ip
Owego where she was taken recently .
for . treatinent...,thinky there .14: no
donbt . of ilik being a **ski: -:,l3Y.Pflt
tips. the.thiger on !ho*nuieli.:wilere
the creature can baleen distiA t t r o
Wi
lief it lehlYJ e1i4 1 414:14 , i
and even when the : Anger with n
itli Ineh.Orbiinf 0040301'1C Clio
kiqclity,,*iy,li , OW., All' :'thelie
,I;Panip:s,produrelplo .tni!nitirt:l3ho
.reiently not hiddlifihniti li vlth
Let hancrin ter.fhniont.. . ' bad:in
let:4oyiVeheraelrfitan ti' 41.
i)For . wee,, ieilfeal'er i
Opera ' iiii the Or*: o** * Alz gz
libjiaXtery; and Watt : obliged, tO"dr
idat; it it Oansed tbe finako t .0 ,1 ) 90 144
and throirltielC,thontati 4 1 4 0. 0 1 ie
. !!?'e 044( . 0 -. tfici • iposto nteneo: - Nmis,4
AC. ri.i...i. !ii:rpti 1
' ?let 'D.liiiiiialiicitn r niii icalft, eiit 1
4 ,Wltiniten;Nt'llindnidiktfiliteted 1
1 !VitiondertotnifijeariEdenotiV - .404,
I:nrtits,4itilf Mir** irjancnttikillir
T t
.94 • " 4 14 'l9 9t:',,,t 1 090 111 4
4, , pp: old, urr ii :494t
'Vomit*
J r
. '
,prddfind .
?when° iiialniarini kb F orettatlyi ; On
iite,iiour;;d4r4f.,the VOA' T.l ) f
'the •mondt, .nioutNititnd" ')i'lltlVl
lb elision! eter "nista' i nvitro lift, PO!
Thant ? eil.ipg theistitteof tha - Pin , • 4
lattl' 4 1 9
hat 'the Ondnititit'aiii;
41118 n'inititatureilinkPie - ee_ L 2 911 1 9 21
derlyca Its isibttnia4intkaigetr frOni
Its vibritionS e , .-nial - IreetikrefOnde
thee: ' - Thera hildna ejrlifider'MUßT
Jail tittachine*witletioinay.beaetzlo
plakaily, line of •iseVen • Minn fir the
end oreuth hour: ': 1 n Obi laid keine
it 011 he so iidjuittilintaieh' ins '
the Intention '-of the!.ninkerna to
play "Ohl Hundred"' At' the .end of
each hour on f3ondayi and . o . xd FMB
A Remarkable Dream Verified.
arAlThabdibfitiji iii Ttiirs itii%e
count of a ptittlitAtommitted in
Wll,lfutSil4l • l r =h.i9Prol*lttlYtt
ve ' Luc nCya
are nOsp Hit remarkable. f..aeBolat
Osman inithatewantyview.dayspre.
yiousto thentimillsysoild to e'neWh.
bona track of hulk for , Whieh be re.
calved o,9oo:ln:eash; i f ßusinei , e6ll. l
leg him away from Mime debn WWI
heidt, theinorwith Wlib, and
tetreturning steppe.) . over night,
ttilh"silfriett .:11yRieMotise 'ten 'or
tWPIO ibile4dietatit frtlM hOhie. 11/
thenfell lkidreemed that silud Men
Nut entehlii#M4l6o, murdered; hiq
Wire , and; OW 4410tAni 49 1 04
'm4)4741641 AfetrPy6o. hi* property.
KunwliliAis that LOA lett the in,one,x
with his wife he became uneasy, awe
restless after hisdresintand requested
a peddler whiV.Was :stepping at the
house with him - to- accompany Itint
at once to •his home, fbr he feared
there was a reality•in his dream On
arriving id his home•to his 'horror he
found Ms' wife'tirPrdenxi and two
men a sitting at' the table countlet
out the_menot he' hadleft with - his
wife 'lleadd the'peddlerthitigarm
Nilmmediately'llred upon - the men
and - I.llledi them They turned out
teliettio'huut tb:whom herbed sold
tbelaiidi l ittia bent whom be had re
-mired' the Irl,4loo,entt his Sop:
vmalroW
,: --Senator Spencer !making vigor
iis'efibrts to indoce the President tO
Withheld theerimmWion-of ex-Sen
der Warner; as Collector at. Mobile.
Mr. 'Warner's s'airetlei are' General
Sherman and ek-Senator Cattell.
—A Wistorn paper remarks that it
is just anew Denwrraticeditora as the
ono who asserted the a Canadian
was selling iksh - at - Gloucester, Mass.,.
neertr93o per cent. cheaper than the
Yankee dealers can. Who eritielse the
financial adininistration cf the Unit-.
ed States most keenly.
'—The DLohilo. iZegider says at
were D once amceded that the 41
spoke authoritatively the *sentiment'
the-Democraey Mlle North and
West, when it *poke. of M. Jeff. Dav
is as "sr politician .who stupidly,
eriminaliy to use tile milder 'Orme, •
blondered,'.! there would be no Dem
ocratic party between the Potomac
and Rio Grande. " •
—The itostod•Traceller sari of the-
Maine ,Dernocrac,y"The' party In
the next campaign Will be Ilke,Ja fan
cy matched team,' consisting, of a
spavined old eiapehorse, Ileapingand
aUttubiing Atom. basaltic which is
bitchW, a spirited colt in lbad condi
tion; half starced_and badly trained.
Such a span ran never win a well con
tested race, , • . • • ,
• —Et-Semitor Thayer 'denies Abet
he lag Cantlldate.tarGovciruor of Ne•
bmska,. and says that he shall contin
ue to payelose • attention. to his pri
vate Madre.
: and Lwhen the proper
time comes will take en . active' part
in the campaign and gmetheregulat
Republican candidates an earnest
support' whether th, ey prove to be
permai friends or petannal enemies
tehlmaelf., , •
.--LMere is another senteram trout'
the Montgomery. Alabama, &ate
-Journal, which.perhapa Democratic
newspapers will quote •as eagerly as
that other one In which the editor
add. that holed far twenty-five years
dwelt in entire security. "We be
'Demi:and/have. good' masons for Ao
doing, that there are certain counties
in Alabama where na Republicans,
am live,io safety." . .
—The` ew Orleans 'impute thus
alludes tb, the .ihrtesion. of . A: H.
Stephens to the (id itorial chair : "The
Sutter ,the Democratic ranks' gen
erally takes the shape oftomplimen
.tary deprecation, through which
peers the suspicion of an unwritten
curse upon the frankness and clear
ness with which Mr. Stephens mutt
clans doctrines of which the party
Was once lasiStfully proud:" •
•• —Colonel Cyrus C. Carpenter, the
Republican candidate- for Governor
of lowa. hill native of Susqueharma
want?. Penn., and was born in 18'9.
114-1 is la/elf-educated, having begun
life in .a woolen. mill, and studied
surveying during his reassu re hours.
Ile'went to lowa where he
wasengaged-for a time in surveying
and teaching school. Ho served
three y - Tars in the •aimy during , the
rebellion, In 18641 , Waq elected
Register of the lowa Laud °nice, in
which office be served until - 1870.- He
is a member of the Methodist Episco
pal Church. • - - I
—The Wen° Republican thinks
that Speaker Blaine, now that Mr.
Colfax declines, shouki be the Repub
lican candidate fur Vice President.
Says that paper: It is manifest
that; in the event of Grant's renomi
nation, which seems to be regarded
ea; a foregone Conclusion, the Vice
President must be selected from the
FAistern States. A candid survey of
the nuderfai tit 'hand' in that section
shows no man.whosecholm is os like
ly to benefit the party and the ticket
as the non,.riues 0, 73Gling.
—The Mobile Rafialersays that the
only differente*tween tbeadvocates
Of thelieWldeparture and men , of
Alexander - 1 1. Stephen's views, Is
it )is better to Join battle
with the -Radicals iu 18'12, directly on
the true aiid living issue between
nsolidation, centralization and ern
pire.on one side; andlhe sacred.'nby
ereign right of local self-goverantent
-by the people or the several States on
the other or to hold this in abeyance
as a politiedoVlce to &nit tbe, Rad
tads . out of:power: i.Tini4.7/~s
,fiidgment and taste all aver the at
tack, in &NA,: rattier than to attemp ,
to indorse their amendment fraud. "l
—This 14 the'toutiville
or g an: or the New; Departure urges
its readers to • vote for its party:
"What care the - Radical politiekins
for the colored 'roes or any other rase
that will riot help . them. The most
4: AC I 0 DI or thorn, have long 'since
seen the mistake. they make in dia.
frunchiting the lett(ling' men pf the
South,' - suttl In perpotusting u u tny
other wrongs, but they had, not the
honeati to retrace their steis. TheY
kept on from bed to worse till they
clapporthe dim= of !anomie leg
islation byplaci.ng sue:waw a in the
bandit or thd President as the Queen
Of England ilern.not :exacts& We
are no alarmists, but itnki our delft).
.Natd.convietfon,tbat it. the~ , Radical
party should obtain a ,new lethal of
power In therewill mitten frag
ment °film old . 14bverunient ,ot the
United Suttee k.itOttlie l efiki - of Dea
-1 If 9Polt!Bli9ortd.ifttt!;.."
papermailages - -to
- lhhigs"„sci..3velk.thitrthey
ought. to go ink; the coulpetuiding—
eat tbaolgronfunhwtWewl.
Th4l' CloiVefatid DWW.. tuya:
"The womenof lowerica have
been a seated ea” , ther leek that
theionn=ofttr!o.
v
ismanied.- 1.14
bed - al fliotsfirbe2-"The etar'keen
wilt stseitewcouspoeed.ot. the
Inteit- - 11 'Y1 , 00060 Reim:
'shin noldlitY; 'Taktkaiunfge, girkt'
- Now , the Ira* is - the 'erariwitch is
tliThishiftid ibertliiediak babiar
of Denmark and hos no Med ohms
-ft therueenn, whettai his younger
hrother,Gratid - DtiketAleils ,Who
destined to be the future perelnal
diontinateleiorthe..Xiiveilan navy, Is
not masted sadists:ailing to.Areeri
ca hi it short Hine? tcr twitting
theAllitvrcingirrlb iliburibeat their
eling Prhwee, that Wasemisidered hid
and in•wretehed taste, ten,yeans.ago
29th
is unt
Watts,
tho nosh
ricultur
nation
was de
went of
burgh Puy._ as o:onitnitatoneiit
Customs, astonished ho.pmnsylva-
• ,e‘r. ii '• .•. ,- 11 an, Bre.
eron favored..
D.
•oh • • e appoint
ment of , Mr. D. R. B. Nevin, of Cum
berland county, and..lllllllPilldheir
appointment wog, mede known, it whit
ttithat .wollld surely be
a v . , It tiw atated thl
tfetTrillEttfat4 3
ye the.:two litsiedit "dikes
above mentioned, and has made the
appointmedts With p, View of having
the derrid sections of the State prop,
MreMlie sh al n ar on o . flicial egoact :
•:-.iimirton Booth has heal uotilio . .
ated for Governor by the Califon)*
Regiutdiain State Convention by
an anti-railway subsidy plattbrmi
Witch la almost Jamaica
platform:adopted by the Detnociutfe
titatio thuvention. It delhauds from
the-Natio:mai Government the Ebro
gatitm of the treaty with China and
the prohibition of :farther Chime*
immigration, and fully ludoraes Pre.
4.aident Grant and his dadnisiavt:.
•
Lion.
MAN paititiog the (sonic% a( a
home
in Hartford feirfrom a litifder,
Rd learns stippased that he wail hail_
ly hurt.. Immediately after the raw
a young man ran to the store to Id
formthe. painter of the misfortune
that had befallen his workman. The
"bees" listened to a thrilling descrip
tion of the full, and with the ruling
passion still strong within him,asked
anicioualy, "Did he spill ids point?"
—The Colored men of New Yorkfor
some time have been endeavoring to
organize a militia regiment, but for
the want of fonds, most of them be
ing laboring Men, they have be o:
prevented. They lately appealed tkc
-the (hemmer to know if he would le
cognise them, and he baareylied that
be willgive them theserne edvantag-,
es he would a whitnregiment. It b
tnych-more sensible for these colored
'men to thrill it regitnept of their own
than"it to for them to want• to mix up
in the, white regiments; as • some of
them do.
--The Washington Chtiottat takes
Occasion - to miry of Caleb Cushing
"He is ode of the most wonderful
men of the day. Without office and
without, official recognition of any,
sort, be is yet Is power. We hazard •
nothing In raying that for the• last , .
three years of our Washingtonnteer
,vation no State pallier has bees writ
ten of any importruice,or move made,
or diplomatic agent selected, without
calling in aid the pen or advice of
this remarkable man. He reminds
one more of 'a European statesman,
one of that sort .twho accuinulates
yearsrand information without age,
and up to the last moment of along
career is as valuable to his country
us in the prime of manhood."
—When musicians In Massachusetts
want to give .a concert on Sunday
evening, they alit it " sacred," and
then sing and fiddle what they *lase.
A brass band at Haverhill owe one
of thaw; " sinned" performances last
Sunday withh-a great deal of drum,
trombone and triangle, much to the
scandal of the sqber sort. An old
manager once explained the way in
which he amttiged u " meted" pro
gramme; " I take an old glee,' ho
said, " fur instance: 'Tell me, ohm.-
h e rds, tidi me, pray have you seen
my pass this way?' • I strike
out `shephettle and put in *brethren'
—I substitute 'David' for `Chloris'—
and it goes beautifully." •
—Beeent qrrevondence of French
piment adds' doubts upon the early
opening of thesiisalpine tunnello
rail Way eommunteatkm between Ita
ly and France. One difficulty ap
ozsiti*aliiie from the sasoke earolved
hike" tbetioeentotlvalthille jpitsahig
through the tunnel. -1 - A44bn first
i ll.laktatated ,out of-thOsifeuglne
*DEM two died froupliMmgon,
andthe thinlasehwith difficuitTre
storedlo life. The temperature also
itt,t/ie tunnel Is "described as being
very high, but efforts to improve the
;ventilation:ire tieing continued. En
gines consuming' their own smoke
have been ordered from England,
which Ibis hoped will remove many
of the difillcultieenow experiewed in
the present work.
—Nothing in the signs of the Banes
has been inure apparent this season,
says the uleveland Leader, than the
tremendous exertion put forth by the
great Atlantic cities to grasp and eon
. .1 the touleof Luke Superior. For
this purpose: lb/stoll Purehased the
steamers of the Northern Transpor
tation Company and now bus it
through .tine over the Vermont Cen
tral Itaalroad and these lake steamers
to Duluth. Philadelphia is reaching
hirward 'through- the' Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad to the same center,
and la now expending more than *l,
OW^ on (loess and elevators an the
what eqtrie, %.taere., the
Pealaspi
vattta Wen hope to trahsfer from %%lit
ter to rail the wheat and other pro
ducts of the Northwest. Baltimore
is perfecting the,44hio divisio . And
-the
33eltiniere end' Ohio *Road, 41.iirl
preparing to make Sandusky au ina
fen* pt
the lakes. The line of steamers to be
tetabl6healteSSteetr attadasky and
Duluth will represent the lively in
terest Which Baltimore feels in the
distribution of the immense traffic
that be-wailed Eastport) over
the NiTarthern Pacific lirie: New York
city Is already strongly represented
by the Central and Erie Beltways
and the great line of skinners which
thcillitliftieWAationsiltrettlitave
can
'Mit tip' ISO gllreltioetir' mph n ett nett to
the,citieli along theibbthetne are of
Lake Erie: •
—it Missouri paper _tells a roinuid
rtiestury, in which a Mr. Haynes and
his little' son are jointly the heroes.
They were In a field when a swami
of bees alignted upon the t ra , ,,r ve l:
I= l (rid . int
c a4lllll - ick el la
lio y ft Of '' . .31r41
nes, realizing the dangerous situation
in which his child was placed, eia-
Virtg :=Witirf 1 1411_, Vill
the bees had all settled. Mr. naynes
then took a stick, - gently .lifted the!,
boy's hat from his head and placed It
upwra:uolichbilittgbbsty'when the
entire swarm-lett, their,,extraordin
ary resting place and took to the hat
and bush. • Strange le relate.theboy
received only °nesting, and timt was
t a rg ii g h U 'l lr i Xnn Vartt h s
may into his moth.
—, 0 4 : •i e ITha to lVe
IN rg.
'One
thhfcounty. which occured this week,
MT learn that a small boy, not hay.
ing,the gwpf a good spank i
forerhlFm% ft* playibe vfltli fit=
and set fire to a shock of wheat. The
coolness of a man Jplowing near by,
who rana furrow or two through the,
fielqabf la Y rr ellig Itea-a
from the ni g Wheh I e pre.
=the, lose froatlbeleg, witch
~ 1.411111t4i, tfiliatunalptilitoott.
...,- , • \, ex too stiMy
4
. .. ma t .
A we
c• , • ectil lit and
bmaklag_up Am ...practice . ut Perla it.
king thetulci-,"play s9th iiie.7! i -.
—4. .New Orleans youth, aged
twenty'-one;attettiplekt on' last Sun
day to blowlds tastes out ,wlth a re.
"volvitof: Dblappelbted. In love he as
signed as the reason. Ife placed the
munde 41hislitht WpiOtibd blaz
ed away, only inflicting& dangeroos
wntind. His bolas Weleitortu that
part.
MOINAIIOIIII.
CoUoN Saimaa, t
July Mk. WTI. I
awl Yullstou, at New
borough and tp., and
zegrater, Vanpori naQ
iittemer
ed
- • • -
A t at nem,
5 i g t at0iii . ;464•0441; 46 4:' ,.. 4 1 4 ,
.1 11 ,10:4otha,43 . titt. 145.14 . 6.41./.•
Ohjat maL Manor, n. Wain**
tol= t llMi l iatl 1 1,f! tuf k e g
. .
Septette/sr Ist, Nosa . riar„ rigaltloet, nal Diu.
doekssllle, at Staines a•A te etrat
Dept Illb, Dallugtals tipitt-H7ki,,
yr., lee, at Dar ritla
Deal, and lilppeara, at. Bar.
eiept. Ink
si aiti,torjr.sitWoel bO hews.
Sept. lib. t•estlrslo I use.
11114! iliinticktty. at Lau* robtt
aetaoi
,Aaare . - -
&pt. 14th, seiseel tames.
bon*pot ltikfittr . tsmtfijk.T, at, tisittnitle acivx.d
:
Rawitthill4l a tdosllwadelloc9 *Mlleliled
On thairleillinthW=OgeXphy ;30,
dl"Atlttlo6 2114 Preen ,
split(
manehlp: 20, litistory; and 'lO ow
lyal per eget. 01 the wweittbad lfs
a l freta wi ,laitde.l-11) 1100ilmd• Se-10
to 70, tirade 3. Noce/4 twined whose Grade
hills below Arty per cad.
• Special culminations walhe held after the reg
ular examinatiossow_Vriday and Muds/ wt each
wtold.dwitil oaken air IlleedupetUttandeuLat the
Collll i toilsc .104 Ott } llth.
lora
iniaunat. 'lt bg tai
bil pro=l7l.677a7n7Zrae
exandmitinim two days, will be required; when
Ma
tieladefldg'
*wawa, an ottoman* hurdled wlirbe
tuterrenlog Oman:. - 123ereillei
wilt commence promptly at 9 o'clock, vet. '• •
%.RE.4614 rliALPel, tNirt.
tint imigtiraraing,'
I. km Aanatnistraden -Waving breu greeted
to the and : n Weiestate Si Wlthlowilkb
ards. deceased, late of Rochester townahlp; Bet
vet county, Pa., threht to notify all persons In
.dehted to said matte that ttamsdlate paymeal
expected. AU those haring claims mmlost the;
same Aral present aim, - duly autbentladed tor;
settlement, to Mts. I.VCY A. ltillNSTM:Artoe.r.'
/1423h5"
LLEGUSISY OUSW/3MM. kg'
XI Water' Aix., SWIM CO., apirere, Xalt,
'ere .Is 4 /194. Alezleo. OS He berai strut l ,'
11.1Nrikiky, Pa, TIM. 71007'A,,
It, A. YOU:4 •
.11.01arkeuekpripi, paid for garlel.
INSIIII,A.N - CP.
4 " Ni)A'
General Agency Office,
NEAR THE DEPT
ROCHESTER, PENNA.:
• r/ ,
- Noun , ' Papollis sad C seen
Ff LIFE, and ACcIDENT INSUIt•
ANGELNinebor" mid "National" "Alas
of °CCM Stentners; Adams" and "Un
ion" Eapress Agent.
All kinds of Insurance at, fair rates apti
liberal trains. Real Estate bought and
sold. Deeds, Mortgages , Articles, &c.,
written; Depositions and Acknowledge
ments taken, ik;e. ke. end Money
forwarded to all parts of the United States
and Canada. 'Passm4ersbooked to and
from England, Ireland, Scotland, France
and' Germany.
.ET.N . A... FIRE ANS. CO.,
Ot liartford, Conn,
Cash asaetts • ' 4.0,000,000
" By their ye'lin - oir them."
Lnsies paid to Jau:l; 1;101,000
One of the oldest awl weitlthiest compa
nies in the world.
"e 1 i
1 q494 4 8A Insuionce Co.,
OflYew York.
CaAll 14sM•IIN•
ANDEN FIRE INS. CO..
•
Pinelnmili, Ohio
Cash `11,50,1,000
ERTE.IIPRISE INS. CO.,
Of Philadelphia.
Casft - fine•ttn "over.-- ' 1...ff1af,000
L..4.2IWASTES Fire Ina. Co.
of Lancaster, Po.
Cash ass,-hil; - $240,000
ALPS INSURAJVC.k CO.,
Of 'Erie, Proms.
Cast capital., S 2.10,00(
HOME LIFE INS. CO,
..01 New Yr,lrk.
Cunt
...11N.51114,
Trareterii• Life it"...4celdeiet
liteisrairce Co.,
or thationl. C.)tm.
Ca%lt as-alts over ' $1,71(10,01.M.
theabove drat class Ingmar*
.Companissookaowksherd to•he moompit the hew
en
oa
,and nowt reliable In the world. and representing
*From cash capital of Dimly aniktailktaist.l
soled to take luau:moo to wiry arsOllnit dalsed.
Appikatlons poniptly unaided o. and Peitirlee
written a ithout delay, and at tale rate. and liberal
termir ak iTualt i f,..Atueted and prompts
paid. • VI) AY.) a .aPoday's dotal
yet! e" lap et years. Delays arc
dangerans, and life uncertain; therelore.lnsure to
. day 1. A'rgheelllbliklitlialliklaNito4l4.tbipay
Vielty.lslack, Is et the utateat importance. The
low priced, amethimia article. always proem fte
dearest. The above eompanies are known to be
- anmaget Ins 'bait and wesittalest to the world.—
•• As ye sow that shall you reap."
bleatetad for the Very liberal pstconage already
bestoked. I hope—by a strict attention to a legit.
imago. busluesa—not only to merit a enntleneore
of the same, bet's Lace Increase tan present year.
' Mr; ISTEITIEN A: (MAW to duty authorized to
taw 'applications- for_lnsuisnce and metro the'
premium for ttie.iietne To adjoining township.
• 111111114 T.
ftweiwititer, ' Lief lity.
. _
20.1 - 0
-01711E-311,1•T
Head' and Foot Stones.
•
z l i zetu l= trt xx ii a l iz.z=
In the canary anonblfali; obkb &Jul e n " o " "*.
siring no writers Noauldenr Or Be= Mona to
theft departed Men*, • better pporroutty to
select a gettable Noantment or Bead Moses • lban
elm:where. We erlll guarantee the the workman
"htn, and the prime motet be brut In the State.
Nor w ijag,ipayttrdi *Wittig
iVerk. and wee our *oak Wore
p u tannlint eLatrltere, antiaatlify thenweltee.
• •
Also Grind Stones, -
.
at erne 1.4 dad 2 eras pp pawed,
•
todliilt the
t new style 'Wires to di* otooelk
nololl B .l l .tel* , Altltltot.
'IMEATINIMAL
imusearta.
VINEGAR t'l"-
ig -zaiodi.of nomads ig,
• V)
2. 2
it •C
E
f•
91;
- - -
I'M Ol r.., F "r(WIIP41;1-
mad 11164wej1.1.114pr0 dbelarwl.ipiebl sad ssio
Vied .to • pasipil #se tutt!;talisd " Twaing. " APrria
its; "4ilmotor4 .4 leadl tlpiitt on t.
Arakospesid toYe.tws $ a true \
Vag* Pio Native Raoul sad Unto of C,ll.forals. frn
Aso% AU - Alaslsias Soiskatamos. 11.41 ma v..
muck, moorkevairizu wad A mi . : -
art lisitiNcirts • peribet 14.1sorat.r •./
Gerlgovatur, tau System. eull al Tn. , .
=tar Rid raturftx t. 1.4 to o.:
K. ',Too clia Lac tturrn :rebry!t: ,
:fan tittl malls let; unre n:
Ingo wine Will i tr.rt: relic ear,'
bolieVare not di.ftroicvl
EE;IMEMS
doormat
logrialloolory pak4 Cbroile Pima
doormat Cieffno; Comigoli4l4. or hlfgo , 4 l .
Wimp. Riossirwit spit lot oriallf col Y 0...
SliPooses or tip DIMd, Llgool, Kid oci r...
ilpfpler. tutu UP tors lame k' e• 441. 1 , L4
la. Ueda • Iliormaos arr cl!ased, ty is 4. f
'pub p grim:Ply &rrcuerdhtdcrmur
taco, Dliffisairo arum& •
DYFIPEPPLA OP INDIGNATION.
sPe„rdnisrthattoulders, Cooslo, light... •
aw.t. IHrsitroa: &Mr Entetattatti of the Moo
awl lute to the lloultr. odious Attack,.
'it Pe Mart; tonamscasbo of Pi Longo, rata to
pip,. of tho ladoop, and airrodrel
qaptoout.oto pa ofdpio,p of Woman.
[bey Invigorate UM Sanaa sad othsrolate C.. t
pld 144 44 Doris, *bleb 'reader hum ollasoaaned
edhatey.lo elesaalag WDlOod of 4141 1 0 1 1 11601 .
lasea t rttog aeat Ufa 014 rigor to the irhOlos4 44 ::
FOIL MU* DlSZAlNSlS.licaphortldter:nat
122.1011.16Zatthesdnrots,Ptomiiii.Possaacs , Dats.
ociacia.,l4:4,Woreasacattallead; ll44 tree, Erse,
4.e.laett., ISeerat, Dtecoloetittooe efliseStia. Moat
sad Wares of the akin; of phaLseli tuna or rata, .
ve IlserallyNiag lop andausieloslof tho slow. l _
abort wow by the ?go of thamt) Otte hailv t.
mit atm wtlicoarteas tho most ticnotatous r•ni,
Cleanses the 4LLWtI Stood lifesaver yen And
tweinnetstas Incisthig Month Ow skin I Pimples. }lt.,
wras of Sorest cleanse tt when you Sad st obstruct'
met AWN" ta tbs Atlas ; stews it when it foe%
and yair /Whys you irbion. Deep the htaed
Pin pad Übe of the system vattotlow.
ra. , livoßats.
trams of so instij 001111044 sal lidhatually,deatrey.
Ed eurtsrtimad. For DM ddreetioss, raseVcarrf,:iy
de#:.carraiesa stoma sash bads, beaded Is hear h..
fidadeo- - Efeallih ,German, Freed& and Spezia.
f. WALDADh Prolng:far. D. H. DicDo'S.U.D d c e
lrt 1W std Goa. Atddids• Pea irnlci :T e : e
sod Vend Si Consuiree Purl, Sur To
TWLD 111rAILL DRUOCISATA ADD D fee
ort.11:701r
New - Arieertisements
CLOTHING STORE.
N 1 1 ] W t3r 00 D l ' S!
SIMIOER STOCK
Yfir npaersisai...l vlea , rire in tn
forming Ism fricada lid tl prttilielgener
al)- that )se I,s jala ree.it,,l and apenen
A New StoCir . of Goods,
.OF THE LATEST STYLES Full,
StriELlTter Wear. .
tie keep the .la,s. 01 workmen
viapiny, and Grlr c o nfid,•iit of hi 4
Shility
-I..cnt sod make lip 01,1111.1113
=I
sl,:~M~,un l
FAAIIIONABLE& DURILULE
and in mai n-tuhrficr n. K ill pien,e. kit
1:11=1
GENTLEIEN'S FURNISHING - GOODS
'ALWAYS ON• HAND.,
(ill and see us beore Fearing you r
Orders A7m-rhere
WILLIAM REICH.
nuipiacuy DrOgewater. Pa
Fruit (~'nn Cement
• isurcniost BLACK INK.
. TO TILE PUBLJC.
OR tiudizrsigne4 la eng aged
w In • Fralt
brat; th lra t p " p n il . b"
thug,
4"
•
aloe, engaged in makings Sapetior Block
Ink,' imitable for and Counting Roma par- .
poem ThepribliChrempouttully Invited to give.
him • call at hb place of Intelsat.. war the rad , -
dejo r te of Gen. Power, Rochester. Pa.
litkinkJ , .1. F. HOCTRWICK.
$3,4)1000
WM. \WALLACE,
DEALER TN
MARBLE!!
Gravestones.
MO izru r E rims,
A.:0., .C..r
Railroad ..ilitet,:Near the Mu , Depot,
NEW BRIGHTON, PA..
'Would call pulihe altentioa to the filet
that he keeps always ow hand an ex ;
'Aensive and superior supply or
ITALIAN AND' AIIEaICAN
WIC Pt. 33 I-. 311 SI I*
AND MANUFACTURES
GRAYESTONES.
.1/07-ITMENTS,
IN THE MOST
IVOIM7MAJIT - LIKE MANNER,
Anil :it' guliiectSkiltudly .
LOW FIGURES.
REST q1.91.1TY OF
15F.11 NTI STOW 1.1 S
CONBTAFTI.I
KEPT ON HAND
;chi isfai.iton a tii IN erny°
Respret
jr2l:3nt
Ferguson &.
BUCTEStiA/RO.TO JOUR A. SCUM
Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
Chcice Family Groceries ;
TEAti,COEFEWBUGARS,
PRODUCE; FLOTIII., i • &C.,
NO. SG 0140 smart pceT , Or WAWA D.
A liq-beoy Litt . ,l4l.
COAL
_`n NKr COAL.
EUR xi.. •
axidervi 14 openittog COAL BAN K
as AlleXiolore no, &boot boffiray between So
rb/vier esel Boloorilio;obere be win be glad In
,iroare orders for haw or oat cool. Ordrn, rim
also b. left al & lialistoCk to DO4seeroler, en "
dabs Panda or at Os AlOllll °Atte or al Ike me.
Ideorls of OM rodobilgood os Mastst it. Whir*
.-CooL deU resell at about notice. Taw
..hto as, !ow aa IM lowest•
jisiyl • J. C`. 11101.1101.
HAM EI Permaseetb , leested to the 'frog! is
ZelNeeple. Fl.. fit the rupee/ el Prnliei°4
Medklae, 1 reely trader my peoleeelm.
serirkealo time either= afield etllace and ' , Kielty.
,ee la'reekiesee, eppiellte DM* wb rre
inn stove be Ittook ulna peelloesketelly
e . MI talk will Meng, Innbeellan and
p:Mi ll attentkon. AL. l i. DLYNNENOILUg..III. D.
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