JUL
Miiiiiiii
ESEfSSEUJIC, PA.,
rrfclaj Msnrintf, - - Oct. 20, 1874.
.no., -ij J 'UJ'
Domocratio ricnnlnatlona.
srpar,ni! jitob :
ll ix. WARRRN J. WOODWARD, Barks.
uirrENiST cover:", on :
How. JOHN LATTA, TTeatroereTand.
inirron gksbiai,;
Wo. JUSTUS 1. TEMPLE, Greene,
KCnSTABI IJiTKRSAL AFFAInS 1
Wil. McC'ANl)LES3, Philadelphia.
cokorkss :
Coi- JOHN REILLY, Altooaa.
ASKMPI.T I
JOHN H ANNAN, Johns'owe.
eHMN BUCK, CarrolUetrn.
FHOTHOXOTAltV :
EJCSNARD McCOLGAN, Wilroere.
PISTRICT ATTOHXKT :
TT. 1IUHACE riOSi:, Johnstown.
COMSIISflO.NF.IM :
"VTM. D. McCLELLANP, Jehnstown.
UARTIX F. CAMPBRLL, Munater Twj.
CIIARLL3 FLICK, Allegheny Twp.
AUP!TOB t
MrCHARL HWFENT, Cambria Eor.
JOIIi; II. FISKE, Whits Twp.
roKoxER :
JOHN DP.ADY, Johnstowa.
FT P. VETCH :
HENRY 2CANLAN, Carrolltcwn.
.t."jf i. t ' i "t '.
Mr. Bsilly Still in
the Field.
Hoping and praying fir aa aiiuratsc
from Mr. RLit.r.T that h Lad rec-vmdorsd
hie wiihdrawal frcrn tLo fisld as tlse Dem
ccratic cr.udiwate for Congress a etep
v.hieh was torced upen him bycircumsi. -rs
over wbieh he Lad no eentro! we de
layed the publication of our pa par until Fri"
d iy afterrooo, aad, thank God! the f!'ow
i.ig word of goed cheer from Mr. Rr.ir.i.7
himself has fully rctvardad us for all trcubi
and dalay. The dispaW.h below will bring
a thrill of to every h;-.rt that loves fair
jlay and can apxrrc'ale a nob's act, o
Matter whether that heart hoje3 f.r the
election of our honored staiidaid-bcaierJor
not. R;ad Mr. Reii.t.y's l )iious assur
ance of continued obedience to the will of
the people, and then resolve to rpar no
honest r.j3an.-: to eseure hi election :
'hii.ai.em ii;a, Oct. 2'.), 1ST4.
To II. A. 3fi V.e am! J. G. I.cle:
The conferees haviny ilecV.neil to accept
my ducl'.tiation, v;.'trtl it . n i:b!ir dv'r,
r&;:rul-:s.i of my oic:i iitsvu:! in:- i r.r. . to r
main in tho fi old a a can. :i ,lic for (?o:igress.
I therefore accept thf candid:i"y with all its
rifspontitiuri?s, and will tie home to-day to
join lay frieuj iu their etf'orrs for success.
,Toii Hi.lLLY.
Noble words frem a noble man ! Let a
coble triumph be hi reward I
VfR trust tho rumor which i current,
that in two or three election districts in
the noi thorn portion of the county tho
name of Bernard McOnlgan, tho Demo
cratic candidate for Ftotbouotary, will be
the name of a candidate frcrn the regular .
Democratic ticket. It will be the most ,
flagrant ingratitude if he is now stabbd
in the bouse ef his own political friends.
When he is both honest and competent,
sn he is admitted to be. what more is re
quired, and why should lie not receive tho
solid and unanimous support of the parly
of which he has been bo steadfast a mem
ber? Let him have it, f.r no candidate
ever more richly or honorably deserved it.
We are on the eve of an important elcc-
tion. Oar Democtatic brethren in the (
Weut hive sent us tidings which ehou'd
cheer the heart of every Democrat in Penn
sylvania, and fire him to fu-Mi exertion in
the battle for the overthrow of the present
corrupt administration. Ohio, Iadiana,
Arkansas, and even Iowa, Lave spoken in
thundei tones against the Repu'icnn par
ty, and tho country w ait a to lisar from
Pennsylvania. Only a iov days lemain
iu which to us' every effurt to got out a
fall vote of the Democracy. The enemy
ia now weakening froai recent defeat and
reeling under th blow. Let us follow up
our victory wilh closed ranks and a solid
fc"nt ! The time for tho registration of
voters and payment of t.vxes is past
There U but 0110 thing before ns to gk
out the vote. See to it put a tickut ilo
th hands of every Democrat ia your dis
trict ar.d see that he gets to the polls.
Tua Republican paily in this county is
well organized aod making a vigorousef
fort for auccsK. It thercf.re behooves
the Deroecia's in every election di.-tiict
to be alive and active. We have a clear
ead nositive majjrity ia the coun
ty of at
Jgast 6." and we ask, in all caudor, will
ne stav
, . ,
from the election and per m:t that
ty to be overcome wbea be ha. it 1 1
.vre, it.
TALK ENOUGH!
strickeu horn the ticket by a faw Demo- ocrat from principle., ad for any cans 1 . Kn ongke'sion alCakdidat. We , by the ravage of the grasshoppers. From ' nf")1"aml county occurred one day last 1 P"!ii' ror.u le;;:ing to .M.iioy, ly .............. w ..e 1
craN and tl-vt of D 1! Finl oad the Re will neZlect to exercise tho ri-bt'of snf 1 t "n i'nSl,,a.Iy f" tunate iu our se- the reports of his otrcers on the rnmnd ' Vk at 10"y- 7obr'ny Fillk- ffeil about LMrs- C l::l,s- ?. P.eH 'i hey were strangeis V). PABK RW, Slf K'ik. I .
cra.s ami that of 1. ll. KniKoad the .ve- H to oxetc.se 1 no ril t of snf- ltoi lon. q ho ev:drnces f Mr- iieiliy', d ai'aORl, tJ:c.,e p,, u , , . ' eleven year, placed a maitese kitten a ! ,n U,:it I tut where they came RrrHU 10 LSTR oF TI.,a r.t I
publican iiom.nee, substituted in its place, go. b is unworthy to n,oy that much j popularity and eventual tucc.s.sare rapid- i ( ,rmati..nas to he actual co'-diCo.' rf 1 P1 tho family, in the stove f",m here they are indigenous, and what iT-Ll-Ili- 1 -
has no foundation in fact. There is not t boasted ynrilege. If he will no.' vote, but i ly th.cUetong around us. and have thrown 1 afTa,j13 He states that several" cases of avon chsd the door and innocently await- is ,,uir loper name, are questions which 5 '20 r,5!,73t h"'r;- T r" f I 1
tho ghost of a reason why it should bo ! deliberately absents himself from the poll. V;sR'.:VV ,Rnd . 1 ::i!c i,,to Kadical camp. ctual death of children have ahead v taken ed t,,e '"' The cries of distress caused ! bis unt .Vt bee" s-lved. The birds were ! . . u: 'VC '--
done by any man claiming to be a Demo- j renders materia, aid and comfort to, ho t, ttZXlJ kTrT , "ooras J' ! tSrlniSl rdpu j Ql TU.-A
crat. Mr. MoColgan was fairiy and hon- --ty. and mn.t Wbeld reapons,, for , went through all the phases of mi cbamcal ?'od din one S Wirrt oTcSild I ""- - cooki.l j that they are a Delaware bay biul. 0 ' "A ;A "
orably nominated by the convent urn, and , the eomeqnenee. TLe two great States : ton, and can fully appreciate the hand was found that had 0: -i-l d for want of ! pam 1 Bavanture, of Mt. Holly Sprit s I A distressintr accident occurred in Po- ! - 1 .' . JiAl.L?l j -
no man in tlie countv can or does doubt j of Ohio and Indiana have ft;s, set an er- i n2i,df 'f?Jaf-f borny with manly work ! food, and near it the moil -cr prostratorl went into lhe basement, of the paper miii ! ll1-1 county, Mississippi, last Wednesday, i 1 tffe'f? ; V A 1
his entile competency for the. otllce. He ample for the Dcmoer-cy of Pennsylvania. ' , ?'-"ned h' r-r4sent exalted posi- ; atld dyi.g from the same cause. He states ' X'mil a ,ax?- In flsipK Rome belting, i cast a gloom over the entire county. ! : tP & t&tZ .JLAl
. 1 r ' , . , . 'inimi)nt ,J:r.'ii. 1 it- , ; tion ly hrs own nnatded etTorts, atid hasno,. that in Boone Creelev S1 ern an tT ,l,n ' ,,B was fw'iI.Y drawn around the larJe A pui ty of ...rr young men were hunting j
has ahvaysLeen a firm and cosUr.t mem- 'ma,e a,! .,.,0 excel. We have : forgottenTris once humble siluatioo, bu, . p.r ffalo, and a the other s?nties fi ft y hrt hlh drives the machi.y'of , deer in Tallahachie bottom, and became
bar of his party, and has novcr scratcl.orl , an unobct io,1able State ticket one that , shows by his actnms thatfhe has been nu, ' miles we.t ef the Mno.i MtJ . . 1 .1.:. ! mill. The shaft was making one hnnd.-cd ! -vparated. One t.f thorn, Ben. Mitchell. I Fir HI A.vlJ l.Ai 10.L;4
GFO tf'O THE rOJ.I.Sl
OO TO THB ELECTION HF.XT TtTT?DAT
and vote for John Reilly for Congress.
J'e ia an honest man and to en ef his char
acter in that body can alone rescue the
; country from the slough of polilical des
pond into which the Republican party has
r :1.J it. If he ! electa J, as we conlldent-
jly belie? bo will bo, be ttj II tieyfir dis-
grace himself as so many othor Congress- ;
mee hare done bv beimr Rrrh:ced frcrn the '
s
tv ol 3Ir. Blair, the Ilepubiiean candidate '
i, t),;ii w , ij 1, llrl ,
against .ur. iveuiy. ve worn ue
wormy oi ourselves 11 we ain, out we re-
peat that John Reilly is entitle! to the sup-
port of every Democrat, and if elected, can
, , , ,
and will mtiteriailv advance the best int?r- -
oi uie j)eopie in several poriious cu
ourown county. Vt'e avk forhim, therefore,
tl.e active and generous support of the
citizens cf Cambria, and if it is extended
they will never havo cause to be ashamed
of SliJ act or to re gict havirg performed it.
Go TO THE ri.vcrio ksxt Tuksday and
vote for John Buck and Jehu Ilannaa.
They are honest men and firm Democrats,
geod ar.d true, and both deserve the sup
port of every Democrat in tho county.
j Their reputations are too well known to
require any endorsement at our hands.
j GO T'J Till-: FXKCTIOX ON" Tl'ISDAY KETT
a?d vote fer William D. McC lelland a:id
Martin F. Campbell, who are well deserv
ing tl a -uppoit of the Pcmccra: party fcr
the office of County Commissiouer. Mr.
Campbell has been in ofTico but a fow
months and has made an efficient and ac
ceptable public servant, while Mr. McClel
land, who is at this timo a candidate for a
second term, stands before the people of'
tue county, under the decision of Hon.
John Dean at the last court, on an appeal
from the report of the County Auditors,
acquitted of any fraudulent conduct in
the discharge of his duties. That of itself
ought to bo and will be hi sufficient vin
dication. Let the Demociacy of Cambria
county, by tlioir votes next Tueday, sus
tain Judge Dean and teach the editor of
the Johnstown Trilvn; the habit r.allibcl-
ler of that party, that a man of as uoml !
, standing ia Johnstown as William D. Mc
Clelland cannot be driven to the wall and
th mark of disgrace and infamy impress-
cd upon his forehead by such bai-.e insinu
ations as he has made against bim. Ve
c a t iimi i;Tt- n iini, in i iicci, t nat tue
citizens of Johnstown, who kno'.r "Tilliam j
:ucv leiiann, w:ii sustain turn by their i
J . ii..i 1, - i ,
ant
Director. lie is an honest farmer ar.d a !
rc-d citizen, and will disch,vrPP ,hp duties i
of the r,tv- , t.;. - .l',., . !
tire sa! is fact lor. .f the people of the count
" in v,e.-i
. o Tfi t n ': vt rrTTOS :r.T T ft-s:.T and
voU the whole Democratic ticket. Pta
and county. Tt was fairly liomina'ed and
is entitled to the supooit f ereiy true
Democrat, and if they all do that, their al-
i lepianc Ut their party demands of them.
tb entire Sta'e ind roiintf ticket will be
triuTr".hnrtlv electel, and old Cambria
will be politically herself again.
ii -.at -
TUKSDA T.
Tn view of the impor tance of the rcult
nf th etptton on iivf Tuat.t i ti- ...
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ly not necessary that we shou'd enter into
an extended appeal to the Democracy of
Cambria county to disoharo tlie duty that
is incumbent on them. If a man is a Derr.-
commends itself ,0 the hearty ar.d entl
in
elastic endorsement of every true Demo-
era. Dor car.d:d;tfo for Congress, John
Reilly, is a gentleman for whom no man
of either party need be ashamed to vote.
I The countv ticket is comro-cd of men '
1 i. - , . , . , , . "
;ea.h one of whom ,. fauly and by Ibo
. acknowledged usages of the party entitled ;
j to its cavd'al support. Will it be withheld
and Cambria oeunty handed over to the ' !
j tender embraces of radicalism ? The only
j answer to this question is that it cannot
and will not be so, if every Democrat wiil
go to the election art d by his ballot give
t , i . i.j. u.i-t pwiiueal convic
tions. We therefor appeal, in the ttnmo
of thepnityof wh:ch we are an humble
but earnest and devoted representative, to
every Democrat to cro to the polls on next
Tuesday and vote tlie whoJt'okt. If this
m r.'flc i 4 s. Via 1 . . h l .... .
eittv is ret formed the result in the mmnti
I V
ajrr.ivoi uodontit. and tambria I herobr will
tnamtain her well established pelilica, in-
tisri it T. V' te the wholn ticl.f r.
T...t,- ... . r "
.....r, , ,.,, S1,rrn,e t r.rt down to
election, and imposes their duties en tho
two Aasociate .Ttulre of ,ho resrPctlve '
count
ties, who aro required to meet on tho
d day after the election, which will be :
Th'irxdty. The entire ?ecticn (13)
next
wnl h round in the Sheriff's proclamation 1
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the special attention of the di-'ferent elec- i
' " I
tion boards in the county to its pn.vh.ions. i
m order mat tiiey may fully understand '
,llcir i'y. J ii cnenge trom the i,f te I
the jk-t system is important, and tho elec-
.: i,. ih .i;n...nf .u. . , tL..
carefully to read that portion of the fih4r
itrsnr.c:.r-.anntwhichweh;iTeH.frt,vd 1
path of duty by base and corrupt consider- . to know how you ',;an retain your indep'end
Etionj. The present administration ef lliff ' eare, and, at the earn time, euppert the
. , , mitiol Democratic candidate fir Conerese. With
government can only be check mated and I am T R
controlled by a charS- of the members of j jie above ,.tt-r it from a well known
Cotigiess. AV wake no charges cor in- Republican geutleman of Ilollidaysburg,
si:iiatio!:s airainsl tlie Iiouestv or inteirri- ! and in answer to the inquiries it contains.
.iiiu .m.n iuai i.n sn:i lis ineir 1 in . r ..,. . . , . . . . . . , , ... nr. .;u..,v n v on i : ves n i . . .7SSJ -
cennnence, notwitnstamt.ng the roul abuse ! w. lavo spoken in favor of the elcci i,, of i look fo, him, and bring birr or hi, body to j lowerand 'the third at i ho m is " be i C-a.', juet one sheen and one g..at b Z " " I H :
that has been Iicnpea upon him by tho . Mr. Reihy to Congress,aBd we shali con- Laram:e. T!ie passeuge.-.s tei ued out read- people have dubb-d their stiii-itoaf --ni'les i lt',!':sl"' -r:'1 f 1" ,!VV5i lf,n;iil!- 1:1 'A ' " - - i ' i
Johnstown Trivne. Time we trust will ' "'S I-s claims until the campaign i!y to aid in tho aith. Fore nt oat amonf ' an "I'pii -lit," 'Dwnri-'it " ri-d 'MMl' ! ai,ol!i,r from a fhk of 1Ci- .eep and - " - y- t"H T f S '
raake all things politically even. i havefclosed ; an., if in so do!nS we U.em and d;sr!ayin!T a tenible anxiMy, j wright." ' ! rented ; and from aa yhy - 2 f- Pi iff - '
Cr t( Tnr r. -rTinv t ' on-ud any of our n adci s w ho may ; was the man for whom they were looking, j Captain Rauch of the Lancaster He ':'- k " ''o same village, numbering v; , - u u
' . F'trTIOX "FXT 1 1 nAT ! ti::;r with us in opiuioti, we trust, they Ha hunted for th missing emigrant with rieu has found a romedv for rl,nni i f ':-ct '.'') are mohair goats, the ss.i:,o r-rrP-. ri V V. . "
1 voto for ( Iiarles Fuck fir Poor Mou.t . sha.-i not l.iioiiie our action to aov c.thro- a Zi-.il which could i.nlv lm account rl f.o- wV.SrK .t;-,.i : -. : nuiiibr-r. S. is sei-nitc-d. I O bwUl .'iljr :J I
ttnuiy r-nrveyor, and by so doing vou i seems about to dawn when hones.y caae .urc, contrary to ,fs express cmf..l ' ' " urs in plenty and , V '., c 1 iu' w; " i ."" p- - l 2 I ickkts ror ,
wdl perform a conscientious ,,,, !u .i- r 1 "on? -.r. capac- commands. Mr. Marshall annealed 9,i a cjmto.t whcie he wt;l probably be confined 1
no Democrat of principle wiil seek toehrk -. i a a , v'Kb 1C decision was rendered yestetdav in the fren -Another aaurian linman bov, ared four until afttr faction. Many of the arrests Fur Ticket eni lutirararttn. at -rt
i JlZIlllli fm;."? -7 den,fdM .candi. term by Judge Wes,WHvk DaneH yPar Vf West Pringfield, Mass is re 1 Alabama have beeu made on even less I THf . V W i V'
At the last sess:o3of UirLe!aare-an ' 7' arid Vr.stbrook al-.d Davis , M o h-ve th r up provt.ca.ion .bar. this, and with no other 1 i u 1H( Aa 11 -
act was passed regulating the tnera" ' X M Pl fr Z w" i"' D "i?-"1' "age invalid ! tTe ' fnbe ,, S "'.M n
tion of this commonwealth. The th n-.ck. at -The failure of tho Freedmen's bank J j'S If lUi'S CO.,
Utn'h cectian of 11 a n . x 1 ,,e r"r- uojna un. rshtne tho woman and exonerating ber ' n.'fi- Plausibly sucgested caused by mismanagement and dishonesty, W -i!. "Hj,i,l-V
tetn hcUon of the act efMhw old c-TnT was diVe 1 j cnlnal husband." , J'e must have swallowed the reptil. vrL.rcby cei tain mc-mbers of the Washing- 6C. V-
custom of the meeting of the Return JndgM ; ?ltu;,b 1 ! er 1 ! H 1 T' -ator ; and, indeed, ton .in were petmilted to filch the bai'd n..i.lWTxm T-TT !
at the Lonrt House on iVV ftft.r it.- c,: tit ti..i....-., 1 ; Thrt?e i. wrobabl.' n ... -u:v i V ' ' wu.cn could enable an inftr.t eernin. of nt.c.M.atri slaves, lia ha.) f iMfrlM f ! i i e i lvll lii 1 a
QUJSSTI03S3 JLXI AXSWJSIi3.
Holt.tdatSBUKO, October 24, 174.
Editors Mirbor: Some of your Repub
lican reader in tht place, I amonj the num-
bur, area little puiled at your eupport of ;
Mr. .Tohn Kerlly, tne j.iemocraiic candidate
for Congress, and your entire silence con-
rernir.jr tue remainder or iai uamocrnic
rar.ri mates, Btat and local. They seem to
think yeu must hare some cause for yonr
action, and I would respactfully ask you,,lo
inform them and meffty you have eenoused
fr. itsi'.W's cjuji so earne.stlv? "We had
regarded your paper as indipeti.ieot, and, a
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ruake known the following reasons for i
our support of Mr. Koillv and our sHHUce in
,,,n,H n n,.ci,. ,,.,1 i.ni..,nr...., r
ta.e Democratic party. We support Mr.
Reilly for Congress,
1st Because he has, bygones! industry,
. ....;... ,., I
""- "'J i .-.u. D.,KJ,
high ar.d responsible calling from an hum-
l-Ie ptisition on the canal to superintendent !
of one f the most onerous and exacting :
, departments of a grand industry. j
Lud Because, for the leasou above sta- I
. ted. he is well aware of the necessities of 1
the laboring classes, and will, if elect sd to !
. Copgiess, labor for the promotion, of their .
, in! e rests. . !
i :'.i Because vse deem the time at hnnd ;
win n good, practical business men should ;
, fi iM-.-e our la a s, legislate for our wants and
: represent oar industries. The time for the
: ory and six-culat ion, for buncombe speeches :
and uscl:S"sdebates, has passed, and we
want men in Congress who will tCuiL aud
; at.' . . . I
plain spoken man a man .whose character
I w,.,hoat a b,t,m,sto Kd WllO!j0 ver' IiUtiie 1
inspires resptct. I
inspires resptct,
oui i ecauss jir. rveiiiy is no J.oiuic.an, ( rcpted), were entitled to tttree months' ...
has never held a public tvitc and cannot be . tice letV ii theyjculdtbe thrown into the
bought or br;bed to the suppott of any ! stifet, and werf also entitled to stay to the.
ms.i.siire wlrlcli ha su.iy k:io v to bo wrot:g expiration of their leas if tiiey paid their
or detrimental to the interests of tho people ' rent.
of his di.-trict or of tho nnt.o-i. it is fair to'presume that when Olm-
.
tUli-Bfcau.se Mr. I-'nill v H i.t .V t. '
I in'" in.tcj.i5ii .i. oioy ieuausw
he bciievtd it to be the will of the people, j
7th Because, as independent journalists,
j we have the right to support thus whom ;
we believe are beni titled for the positions :
; for which they are nominated, 'letjiheru bo j
; members of whatsoever political party thsy j
j see fit. j
I 8th Because when the. P." R. R. com-j
pany was discussing question of reduc-
ing the wages of their workmen ten per;
, cent., Mr. Reilly opposed the reduction
with all his energy, savins' : "lake the'
oi.n ..-..i ....... . i . ..... - ,
reduction o'.X the sularies'of the officers,
but do- not reduce the wares of the ru.
chanics and laboring men. The oiEcers
can stand it, the workmen cannot." Thus
showing his devotion to the workinfmen
when ho, at the time, had no bo.Vof re-
viu iiv siicii uTvioi!, sa" e ini c -.r.-nmns-
re.Sflf h: inf lati.it r., ...... .-.--.1
I i
on h is u nt v.
lhrs .att-r fact we Zuotc to 5r .', ?,and
L" i-at.Mac.iou.ti any ouo
"irtv.uwuoi.
nu;,i'o than a heartfelt and earnest desire
Unh' ! publio Kood.
Jn answer to the tiueetion why wedo .not
; support the Democratic nominees for SJatu
. and county oi'iccs, we will say but a word.
; In the present crisis we believe that ull lo
cal and Ute questions are mere bagatelles
beside the momentous and all important'
: quest ion of national interest which are
! now before the peoyla.and.'w b;ch must be
! setiled, ar.d settled prC;,e'. ly and according
; to the 'necosfcitifes of the people a;d th
i spirit of our government, b'.:o we can
! hope for a ret. in of prosperous tinsos be-
I fore the bum of 'industry and the !g!aJ !
P oi h nappy ana coiitentea peo; i 1
will be agaiu heard throughout tho land. i
Trusting that our reason s.Viven above, i
may prove oati.sfact.ory to all tio may feel
1'ke our correspondent we respectfully sub-'
tri;t n,. j-, ' , -'
infill i.. iiio iuuiii riHiMiuenu ion oi i
tho intelligent voters of Blair count v and
tlift entire district. Altoona Mirror....
ever win r-e me poor mar. s friend. His
present position is such that he is often
compelled to listen to th- complaints aed
witness the FuiTerings of the overworked '.
clas, and y,it we have never heard bim
rpoken off by them without, the deep st !
rraisej and aW miration. He has proved!
r.imseif their fi lend and advocate in many
CMes. Ui simplicity ef manner, his ;
courteous way of hearing whatever the'
lormblest person has to sav, and his na-j
n5'.r?"f hrts ,f ';''llic "barity nd private!
r""" m iiimir a proiounci impression,
upon all hearts susceptible, o the influences
fif kindness, andTwill be the crowning point
in his heretofore fortunate life. His opno- '.
nent. Mr. Blair, by his. aristocratic seeUi- ,
s'onand apparent disdain of the jiopntace,
hav rendered himself deservedly unpopUl
lar. and we think they will hitate lnn
befcte they will again trust, hins in tl:
position of lienor and power ,0 win?" bo
asytres. Mr. R.'a character has been so
mild and mobtrush e. o entirely without
mearts,r t ne poir. .1 vtiyieae, that
: the nomination was f,-..,t .:.'
he wa compelled to accept or e
n him at;d
' l - r.t.r, r x.:
else on;
lare
i , a 1111, i'i ...s
niany devoted friends
bereebouls. Tl
named Albert Mawsan was foncVl ;.,
man
Ue1 well, badly decomposed. Ciet
an un
ex
e.Vi? ?7, rvaid. and ar.er a two daws'
ainslm U wid nhV
T 1 hmas, ar 6 son in-law and wife nvwl
i I . Tvi r i i . t
a-,''" , 'a'rer two were afterwaids
argea from anest on crounds of in.
'. III liie r-li 1 rrrna I.,. it -
tremg aain
. . i,.-.. i.lll, HIT. prooi is
pramst them. Sott, .,,1.
not,'', "f this Hapr.a", was tilled bv a-with I
' u';"""-'"-w. named White, who was
,ll,atfu. ,
r .
Imostwin-dont '$.ti T"tl5na:,
i'?.. ?JL'Vt!n?;bn"l?? -
O" wt.-.w in;, iir u.iu uu k in. I con. hit hi . t,on,. ,.r v.... -v..- me c lie :r.o tici-k.s. ii is s :i n ti.iii 1:1 - J
...... toese. anu ror many ott.er reasons. ouc;oi- u ieri aptierj to n;c second wotion t. tt, r.r.r . i.r .,p i, , ue vi ia-e. cur of tn.ne than in ) s i, er r. kia ki. 1 4
...:m v.. 11.. o . 1 w-u:iiu . " !,-, . .. ., . .. 1 m
ia :it
No Laboring Mnn Should Vote for
Olmafead.
A. G. Oimsred, the Radical candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, while iu the Leg-
is at u re, had a lair passed by whieh the
owners of coal mines could oust a tenant
who wus a employee, from their tenant
Louse on ten days' notice, and this too rivals before be couid enjoy the luxury I
without regard to the season of the year, j seeing Mary Jue home last Sunday.
This was a hard law and shows that Mr. Henry Godnose Bailey is the name of
Olmsted has but little sympathy with the j a youth in Springfield, Ohio. Henry is a
working classes. It looks as if he was in i good enough name without the middle one.
favor of monopolies, and if so, he should Mr. Donaldson lias made the one bus
look to them for votes. A correspondent j dredth upward flight of his engagement
of theJClioton Drmorrai inforru the edi- with Mr. I3arnum, and the balioon "P. T.
tor of that paper of the practical workings ' Barnum" becomes bis property according-
of this law, as enforced ia tho month of
March, ViKft :
Immediatolv upon the passaze of this in-
famous bill, their ten kdaya' noticei,was
trvd noon the minsrs at Fall Tiok. Ti-
oga county, some l,r,0(t to 2,000 in all. They
did not ivove, and after a mockery ot a
t.rmf r.r. mnnnt. nnrl ramintiut.
i;c or i tie pface, the snerin or the county
eummoned a large number of citizens of the
county and coiepelled them to go and assist
rim ;o Tiirowir.g inn poor, uamwonuns m-
porin; iuto the sfr-t. A regimeut of
eoldir.rs. with their hristlin; bayonets, wae
also sent their to terrifv a"d frishten the
poor miners into submission. The soldier
went there, and the sheriff summoned from
r0Crto 1,Q;0 of the people of the county and
to'iK them there, divided them into squads
of t'rorn forty to fifty men, each squad head
ed by a eonstahl., and these squads, bar-ked
up by the t rislling bayonets rf the soldierv.
niarcherl 1hron-jh thi streets of Fall Brook '
to e-ii Ii hous.j and put "every !na'-, woman
and chilli iutu tin- trets--sick or woundi.-d, i
ft etile r we-M, it mat.fereil not. Household 1
furniture. Vaj and hapcase, hook Hneand
sinker, wore all tumbled promiseneiisiy after
ihf-m iv.tt. the streets, nmid the cr!s-f won en
Jnd children ar.d the iruoati and koUs ot" the
"ick and wounded, which caused more than
.VVil" i .'I.? J,Vlrly -x"
r-r'... .1 : i
in- people of Ti2a-countv. like th people
r,f the State at. laree (a county or two ex-
. .
a.tv.-n ate,, and voted for that measure
that w:t-ld mli the poor laboring rran of his
home in the. sace of ten days that would
trind thsm under the heel of the tyrant, 1h
usurper asd the military pitch "them and
their helpless families inio the streets dur
irT the cold month of March, it beii.g pass
ed for a particular roan and for a particular
purpoae. thre was something rotten and
oiiM-asenus at. tho hotloia of it. that he tt
not working for the trr.od f the p-orle of
the eouimonwealth, but for the gold of the
millionaire landlord. "
A Man Lookisq rm ,!!jmset.f. TIk
'ludicrous spectacle of a man locking for
liimsklf and sulit-i inr the keenest clurin
al failing to ni-d hint -feif. was exhibityd on
the Union Pacific Railroad nut long ajo.
An Bastsin bouu.-i e.uifiant.traiu btopp-ed
at It';. t'rosk station fur breakfast, t ine
en-.lgtaiit strayed away, and the first esctioa
of tLe train started without him. He
' . iilii;u llif ro.ul.ll Vil llli: a Llll 1111.1111
to get away. His friends itrJMie fust ec-
-"- smsseo mm, anu weie sia;c'i Willi a
by the iact unknown to him that he was
lorosiiig lor .in.se:t.,. Ihtrmg the whole
day and fallowing night the search was
continued, the unconscious cans of it, suf-
fenng deej.ly to think that he had been
.v.i.. i. nc-ii u- ictuiu j..ajt;i:e tne l.ira
never occurred t his friends, aui the rail-
road employes might still be looking f.;r
me missing emigrant, when one britrht in-
... . .i . j .i , - .. " .
DXATH fi em sfai vation Tot- h -. .1 i
wanted looi with in eighteen hours' travel
of Chicago, and in the'heart ef the "raiu-
growing region of the country, is some-
thine-that shou'd attract th ti,- p
- .. . ...
the public. C.eneralOrd, commanding the
Dpaitme.t. of the Platte, and who is'per-
o oirtnv .-,ijiii.ni.ii oi it-r-. ittct.s, audrevEed to
the Beatd of Trade of Chicago a few days
ncii tltilio. in'rrjin and Hivof
of th people are destitute of nil rpri.
lies of life. They have neither clothing
nor shoes; and food is impossible to get
Prompt measures have been takeu to send
aid.
TJ-rrrt the hcr.ding of "Pennsylvania
Marriages," the Xew York World gives
tlie;fii;owiny account of the result of a re
cent trial in the New York courts: "James
Marsl ail's'wife, Elizabeth, procured a di
vorce from him in 1S on the ground of his
unfaithfulness, and the decree of course
contained the rab.it ary provision prohib
iting him frem mart ring arain during her
lifetime. Tn September, isr., tp. Marshall
married. bis atcond wife, in Susquehanna,
Ta., Ids fust, w.fe being still living. Him
self and Martha then both resided in this
Mate, and after the tnarriairo returned and
I irMl I'm ftYtni. Il.nl . - m ..
. ... s, I ii.ii t eillKPQ oi tlllS
State who in contempt of its hi ws contracted
a second marriage, bad no standing for the
purpose of bein-r relieve from obligations
he had assumed oont
can benefit our readeis more" than bv re-
c-mmennine; to them for general use Join.
son' Anodyne Linimrn'. It is adaptrd fo
almost all the purposes of a FAmUv VAri;.
cine : and as a specific foi cimnlw oi.i.
j - - '
;:.''.' vw"" "". c cnest.
srs hrvrtki tr aahU . .
lame Kiomacn, it.eumatism. srittinrr of
ol.-virl 9.11I all 1,,,,.. ,f.fr...t.-- ... . -
lllli UIIU
equal that ever we saw
. The t"-f,P'i
iety of givin
, notses,
oattlo and
vu-m-u .um aui
mitted bv
i eultural becieties threu
last I all, and we believe
l'Ut on th leci'la in
C'arairV Condition Pt
?Jerj. Good judC-
.owu.i.,1 .-.., no., w t-rowu wnn i nc tetnaiii 'making arrancemsnts for redpced trans
that out hero had been looking for himself j port at ion over 'the Pennsylvania and North
ana i.au fai.od to find himself. ern Central railroads tn'all T.oir.t
sad restitution ti Western wh,!,.! a ' ,r case ei cremation in .t. I i i" , :ia t ut? oi not was oe-u,... lieau -s r hSF i B-"tt"-
continued to iive here till July, l?7:t, when ! i i A ' 1 nmnerand agricultur- I a ays ago, senr nr two washermen
he brought an action for divorce a'r-.-nst ! - T on (::tnder Bay and tJander River i a creek some distance from the bouse
her, and moved for issues to be f,i r,.- L.V. n" on neaslern part of the moving i wash, as the wed had become drv. Ah;
the trial. JneTce Pcr,n!,ne denied tlie ma I . tract the provincial creoloirist disc.p i noon she sent them diuner bv a white man,
JVeif-a and Political Items.
Paris had a pumpkin in her market
the olher day which weighed 136 pounds.
An old man named Jucvregtr was
j killed by the failing of a tree at Broekville,
j on Monday.
I A Bellefonte man bad to thrash two
ly.
j Ar.e!o Antonio was arrested in New
York on Thurs-day night on a charge cf
murderitie Giuseppi Abigliano and feeven
others, iu San Sunesne, Italv, iu the year
li-67.
A sexton of a church in New York is
probably the richest man of his trad in
America, hi3 wealth being estimated at
f 2.";0,ono, all of which he has made while
iu his flice.
As an instance of the ups and downs
of American life, it is stated that a former
i President of the Salem (Maas.) Common
v ouneil was picked up in the streets of
that city a few days ago iu a starving con
dition.
The Duke of Northumberland writes
to the editors of the Newcastle Jovrn-xl to
contradict the rumor that lie has been re
ceived in the Roman Catholic Church. Tho
Duke characterizes the report as a false
and baseless calumny.
Two attempts to defraud wealthy Eng-
' lishmea liavo been detected in Londo
; and the pai ticr.lars have been made public,
! The ersll iipnfrd in t!: sri,PIrio h-.u
been a: rested. lie signs himself Dr. Wru.
Parker, cf Ccnnellsvilie, Pennsvlvaria.
i -First- it was -The President and ?.'.s.
Grant,' tl
. and Mrs. Sherman." and nnw I,5oiitnir"t
, O,ot)rl Mrs. V. D. iirant." "Tl
I J resiuent s Footman." and "Mrs. Pre-
i l i - l e .. t
, ue.ii s i iiariiocrrnaui.-- are next rn order.
i A three year old daughter of David
Rineer, residing near Wagont.own, Chester j
, county, stepped on the runner of a sleigh !
;4l.4n j . T i
lu.ii, Miiouiiig against ir.e side ol Hie
' bain, when it. upset and struck her on the
head, inflicting an injury that caused her
, death.
The wife of Udeei zook. the condemned
; murderer, refused to visit her husband, but.
; will in a few days quit Laltimoio, and,
: with her children, journey to California,
: where she intends opening a boarding
lions. She has not seen the wretched
man for several ti.oulbs.
I
7.?- '
in i.eath is reported of Arpla the
"Cr. t he famous l reucli wi estler. He
died fictn the rupture of a blood vl
j cauK.-d while be was practicing with a
i weight ef forty kilogrammes. He wrestled
one thousand and thirteen times iu public,
and was only thrown sixty-seven.
A few days ago Glenn MeCaulev, a
; brakeman on t lie Pennsylvania railroad,
; fell under the cars at Newport while eupl
. ling and was fatally injured. Ri was t weu
I ty-three years old and had been married
out two or three weeks. His wife "was
! tanu inrir t It.a -
I At Sali-burv Point Mk, tl
ai e i
; thiee churches, the minister of each
:c-
would do well to try. Ho savs
or the
. last three months w Lave used daily about
! thire r ints of milk, and since then we have
J been almost entirely fiee from rheuaviti-m
and enioYed g -d health gencrat'y " " '
; tar v s i t . i mn.i.rTv
! reshlent in WaJ.iiintnn ..-., i.'...
! vote at the Xovern her elf ction Th. o,'.
! Ram.hliraii Association t ,:ro.i..i
' "'iiicii m
- I "iivii
liris. except from Altoona to 1'it tsbn. -.h
When the flood swept Mill River val-
i T .... r . . l r -1 ,
I -' Ri.cr piare weie
i can;ied Lvwnf;-otn Ilayden, Cere & Co.'s
vaut Tn pieces, wliicli had belonged to
, the late Governor Hayden, and were run.
I un,'y V relics, we:e scattered
i tol'PK anfl fi,,all5' 1'icked up by theives i
i ...... v.. . n- iji.-.- i. iriinsi;iKing
' f,'t,s ,1i,T ouy ''tcorercd a few of the
I ai'tiC-e.
ieu. iiio:is per m-.nute. J.avanture, vrho
l a rew minutes he lore was hale and heait v i
j was now a mangkd piece of humanity!)
ii.ni in ,i irw miuuies alter the ma
cumery was stopped.
A remarkable instance of canine fidel-
'ty was witnessed recently at C.olunbia. S.
C. P. L. McKen:ie. son of John McKcnzie
; - vv,.,o.MiMiri, was i.iunu Head in the su
bmbs. with a pistol ball in his head a d a
revolver lying across his body. His dor. ,P.
; Tused to let any one approach him, "and
even repelled the Coroner and the iurv
, Vhen the father arrived the dog weired
him with evidint joy, and allowed Lim to
v.iii:i'iif! i ne corpse
I he people of Xwfiinnlianj i
Intlierto been so thoroughly preoccupied
: with the pursuit of the all-nourishing cod-
fisj that they have entirely overlooked a
. '..' m 1 1 1 1 ,t v i
a:.
ti.,. oi lis summer rambles, and is even
now delighting the fishermen of St. John
with glowing uccouets of the new' Trior.
which, he declares, is caeable of snsfnir,;.,
a hundred thousand settlers in nientv an5
: rum'; TO, resort unattended to
: anv dimeusi,, ' 1 i7, ? ,,ve floi-rs r
any ,.r. . t I'1"1 ru.';y account for
' u:.. J-elu C:tronoratc eccentricities
1711 ii h 1 1 at rr
c,.. . ,
' where Alri.ml., Kf-i '
i..,ii neraia : "omatter
t . 7: . "ri",r"!l ppeats, nor
.iii.tr
i, chaiactnVeVhla 2,!;? hrJ
itn wrir ti a a
ginnirr to re nd lu
s " ' a
tu tue stnmn or in t n, nn.. . ...'ii. n Tinrr-n rrriir nv il
,:u"i". a nS no thrm i.nm.. . . ,,. r."" " l""'"i ! ii r rj., iii iuMi.ii..i niuiuitii uiunnv i 1 , 1 1 .V! II r. N (If M r,M I'l-i"" '
or heard of. j epo!ory f.,r ad rlTn r '"vitW ?'. ljJ voting the straight democratic ' wMS aal a4
. iL.-?y i..r! anl .defense of, President ticket. It is a significant fact that in near. "" c ,.-- .:n io..- n I
X condition medi- ; ;... i 'e .J PffP-e are becoming quite ly all parts of the reconstructed states' At"nsr-!
sheep, waa dis- ' ... c ""t " a? Bemy to tho when the colored people wish for assistance ' ... . . t rmiWicr CITT. F A. I
man. of fh A ! .. . V 1 willing and or advien rer-ardin.'their tiers....! rr..5r. i 1 1 -T-f
ghout the Ftate ' ?.TTlirAhejAom!naDt!'artr. If there they apply to their Z)d masters, instead Jof "JD VY nOUOVdU rONV; ri
that in everv caf ,i.-i wwraneo or p;fy ia the cat pet-backers, even in sections whe.- he JE nornueh of Etnsl''":' J
favor of Shtridin't h. I cons,rnc,ioa policy, 1 influence of politician and tho terrorism lt:w fr sale, besruia t -V, aV; .'-r -1
PHQ CfivTTP
yLSOi rUo a Lit
erase
iroxii:ri3 stock r
&Zr
AT EXCEED !MCLY LOW PRICES.
Mpmmn nnrl TPinp Tlracja (lnrA
At I'H cents, new Fall Uress Goods ia desira
ble Myle Hud colors.
At C." ni! S'. ernts. extra eood h:(rifains in
1"Hck Mohair A If tmt kirn:.
At 60 eots, UnipreM Clotus, ail siiidcc real
Oaruiiis.
.A. Ciioico tSeloctioii ol
Ladies', Misses and Children's V00LSN HGS2
Jilutiliiis, Cttlicocp., Domestic Goods-, cCr., very c7."7 or Ct"
Extra (rood hnrsrni;m i-i t.ict n Tnnrels and Tow
...... t. r..i;.T .1 , t
.inf. I'.risSi.i !::;n mivc K ,c.
Illeachtd and Colored t'at.h- Lincr.s, very low.
lorpa's mm EMMETS, YARNS, FLAHrtELS al CASlHZSii
ALU Till: LATF.iT .NOVKLTIi:.-! I.V
Ladles' Misses', ant! Children's HATS nnrl nnuur--,J
trir:;TTierl snl un'.rlinrne.l. F.Vf int new Frercii Fj.i.-r, T'.-.p;, p), v-.
Kit, 'ions. Iiiind-oini' S, !! hi. ! si-!i I'.il.h. .lis : : --..:rf. '';cj. Itm-'onirj'. i,.-
Silit ii loves, i.isie l nreau aeu o'ton '.cm, j..o. - . iss- s imij t iiii t'ui
en I. Kiiinss Knby llos cJs. Livui.s, bean's, e., ic.
HZ n 3 sn7 5i s.. is.
Veil.s Shawls, Gl.-.ves, Shroucings Crape lfats and IJ.nnt-t3, always ..n ;.jn
BEADED TRIMMINGS, LACES, BELTS, POCKETS, PORIMON'ArfS,
A FULL LINE OF V.3R3!D-F.'IS. LACES AND Cn-SS TRiWVrfiCS AT LOWEST rVJll.
nerfff'fnaii's ZHI'IIYHS and ilKIZMAXTOWX YAJIX a i-e.;.,,J
AT THE POrrUAB
FOSTER & QUffiN, 113
Fi iday afternoou. TV. S. Robinson, and
L. A. Brady, of l.i ook ville. Fa., weie out
hunting near GVars !,,. ho;!,e, about
iinec io:.rs 1.001 i:i;il piaco. ana I.IiM iaiu
their guns against a lo. while gatlieriro
chestnuts, vyi.eii yiV. Robinson went to
take up his gun, the trigger c.nght on tho
log and went od'. the shot taking atl'ect in
his forehead. Ho lived led a few minutes.
He wars a very estimable and worthy you no-
man. and his dvath has cast
the town.
i e-loom over
i it is estimated !R:U tt.
It is estimated tfeat tl. people who
lave fallen vh-jiins to t :e famine iu Asia
.iinor number over r,o,. iO. As an ia-
tance of the terrible devastation am n:g
) IIIIV
I Mi
jnspa.cnes receiea m lontton iron
Tifiis. the ca-.'ital ciiv of (Icoirria. in Asiatic
; Russia, report an alarming conflagration,
i I lie fire was first discovered in the prin
; cijial thtatic t-f the city, and, owing to the
I c , ,-. ; -. r i ,t,. i' .j.. ;.t i..
i and son envelop, d almost the entire in
' l,r" nr Russian cnartcr of the city. Over
! one
hundred and ilfty houses liad been
.
fie.-troyed, and the Gie was st ill raging fori -.u.aly.
The theatre was entirely destroyed,
together with many fine buildings. The
inhabitants were wild with excitement and
fear, and everything was in confusion a ul
disorder. It is slated that several lives
have been iofit.
The editor of the Lcwistown '? i-n- 'f
was shown on Satuiday last, by Rsijuire
.John Sw art7.cH, two singular hokin; fowls,
sor.it thing larger than a pipeon in size,
and nearly black in color, with long necks
and half webbed feet. 1 ho one. was eancht
alive iu tho creek at T.o
i-v Ceo.
P
! ' e pursuuig a pain nirougn tne c tne
D1'l'at' ooservetl the cane shaking ahead
hi a,ld thinking it was caused by
- j nitu i ue i juu ;us or au oisuie-narrcicu
snot gun, loaded with buckshot, and hear-
' '" f creams, rushed to the sjot, and found
I Thomas L. J.losely, mo of his companions,
i l-T'"S rftn.d, shot through the head, David
'hite. another, slio' in the head 2.nd mo-
tally wounded, arid the third one, S. W.
Johnson, seveiely wounded. All the par
ties were very respectably connected, and
the deplorable accident has brought mom n
ing and .sot row to many homes.
The Mobile Register gives a curious
example of the means iesoitd to by the
I arjeuts of Banthiu'mt. William l,i mv!I tS
i - - -
,oiI of prisoners arre:
intimidating the bl
i "ell known ciiien
ested for oppressing and
acks. ILe wife of a
of Sumter cfwmtv, a
to
to
nit
! nton sliP! sent t hem d:u:ir b. ii u hite in.
i wno was cmploytu on the place, and a
j neC1( who saw this man on his way to the
, creek hastened on and reported "that he
was feedirc Ku Klax ia the woods. Of
. course the man was arrested an.
; bealihy elite, upon the colored people in
' soma "f t!ii southern states. In sorao
, parts of Georgia the negroes who Lad been
', swindled by the ir.anatrers of th bankrni.t !
i i
o ui u;i uaoKriipt
.concern oeserieti
ths
I carrying their friends with them, and atthe
last election were to be seen march in" ur
i n i ..'i u
erciHed by the b'ack leagues which exist
asl lh"n lL wath lead thm ta vote
rersiitently fyr the robber xverumeuts.
. .4i.-.. .t." I jiisiiHtcnes receiea m lontion lrorn
0
CM
vvkv.l
?lm. ?m
ds!
Xow Tnirlish Porj-"-:. ,,,
MiiitiT!--). famcis !i:i!r . i ' it' ".':a3tfc
Mourning Dros (joo i. i.nu-'I'i,. i
fr'ir.i'iitflt viit low pri.c"
New Merinous aud m prJat vr'-T
1
- I Phiri insr, H'.ci tirur ii:- 1 IVlow-r, - n
I -i ; i i. ,,. .. . 1 M
V.I I i : I .- Ml-:
irt t
Furr.ilure C';.i;ji.-. l:::ij,
'
1
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4
err.- CS-cjsgss.
MAMMOTH STOH7i OF
115 CLQITOS ST, JOSI
jv j;;r a d ri:i: iv.s ;.v 2.
MASON & IIAMLIX 0V.H
IIAMLIX0:f;tiS
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v. r i.f tf t:
an i iiirt.li" i.l l Tt. .,; j
" i-ri. l jfi.w i. t ti.e T i.sjCI .
Mi T nf the i-.t I ll-f U I li;, '.s - (
VcstJ.l. incln-hri' n--w r;! s , t rc"r .
prvveim n', ii . r . ' r .' . :'- '
l.i 'rly. ti Vct Ii:i- cf '. -
i;- i.. the in.-r" fiv r. !-'. t'-r , .1
O . "V s i nt y- i
t'i .tlr:.-' nr. v 1i:ri i
ti rriut'-iff i" .''urv se
: t!i" ? j .1.1 rv. t -: t. -
fa-; rt...-o':-.rs. -at Vr--'.t. r ' : 7
If po) V,'- 7J T I i V fv
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