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FRIDAY, MARCH 11, sM. '
NkuhiI'Milam) would like
amitXfd to the I'ni'ed S'ates.
to b
Ti: .1 i r.i: r in again.-;:. Mnie in the i. e
foi R gi..TT of th Disirict. but jrot
there judc as 'lie 4V Hi Congress was on
us !.v air stretch.
'iiiK High License Lil! is receiviigl
addilicii!?, ahiidujrn'a and other modi- '
tiealiutid in its ttdious m itch ihrougli
the l'e!)LS '.V.ltita I.e!::it UT.
Now since our X.itlimal Legislators ;
have packed their grip .aeks and left for
thi ir h.-iDt'S. the people of the Keystone j
State can give their und.vidsd attention j
to thtir State JeKi?la'.or9. i
In acc irdan e with the Act of Con
gress, trade dollar? ;re being redeemed
now a the I'nittd States Treasury, but
if defaced, mutilated, or stumped, will
not bo received in lets quantise? than (
three dollars, and then only at their ,
bullion v.,tue.
Tjie past two months have been uu- ,
ITeceJeuted in a business way in ma; y
Important trade centers, notatilv New :
Vork, Philadelphia and llaitimore, and j
the present outlook for the spring and
sur-itiier is exceedingly encouraging all j
over the country. Capital and labor j
hi.ve jui' ed hands in tquitabie U mis in
the coal regions in the middle, section oi ,
this State, r.t d no visible breakeis are in
the way of the thip of prospei ily.
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We are now eii viiiL-i-M the c'nantrts
of the one month of the ear whose
irrei'est virtue is i's stiblmi" hope ot the
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tetter things to come. March is the .
month of d.oibt, uncertainty, lickltiif ss ,
at.d perplexity. No weather vane can ,
r juister :s mult.tndii.i tis air currents, j
or pi-phet f'-reteil the peculiar antis
ne of its days may brir.ir forth. lUin, .
Miuw, sleet, (';:liiiii(-s, '.'.us.t r, gloom ,
and sunshine are coirmiii.i'l in hUat:ge is one hui.dred and twenty-nine. The. i th-TC-nch Prrsi(Jent. impressing his pur
.., ,1 , , ,r,i ut-.-o ,.,r.i. H - i;n!v i vniW ti o i;u ,'nr n,0 ',.',. "non all his subordinates, and
doitd oi.t to us help. is- meitaS in Ire- ,
treim- nt .ii.tl heavy d,,ses. but .March
ii the niont'.i of h -pe. s:iid Spring wou'd '
t e but gi i' my v t a
else but Spumr.'
h-r if a . ha! iiothT.
the cab, to prepare for a poss'b.e but j t ion ist s bad ncqutred an ascendency and
Til k t xciirsiou o -natois aid Rep- ui expi ite 1 crisis. An effort will be a power which seemed to defv purificA
i'esenirt;ivi which h ti Washington on ' made to urge the necessity for an extra . 'im ind r-f'.rm. Hoarv abuses had
T.:,sd.iv for Fior.d.-. and Cuba, has an- , session l v the seaboard cities for tins frfm"n " been fostered under
I tweiity fi w vears of misrule. Th'te whs
o-hir ..bj-ct in :td-t ;!.. n to the recreation ( purpose. d-mb' among the more cor.si rva ive ele-
tt w i'.', furnish tl.i tn. The leaders of the i The forty-ninth Congress, like many I mens even of ih Democratic party.
exciisiin r,avt' ru :! an argenieuts t
have S.
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or h-rni:!tt in ;ke tr q.:er.t
ihe ;,.ur which is to be the
j:".in!.,T of a i.oii. , r lb" ( )h:o sta'.es
luaii's Pie i '( I.' al I'.ii.didacy. Tliis
o. k s like pi "it kit g a to; 1 er ft a! her III lil
the c ip of t :.e l'inm I Kiiight. No one
ii.-qii-iii.ted with S, ii it r "sbermaii's po
litical cart ( r w i i do'i',.; his a.nt i'ion in
' bat direct ior. lie b.s t xpr-nsed him
.': If as vei v much disgu3lrd with U.c
forty-i. in ih Congrfss aid the I en, errat
ic Pr. sii'.ent. Sour grap s. Mr. -nator
si;, i in in ! s;, ,,ir rjr.ipt s !
1'iiK ib n:o::s- ution in Philad.-lj hia
I i ..1 ,y evei.ing la-, in honor of Itjbert !
I. MUliet, IS 1 11
:no'lier il'us rat:m o
the rrouk.g in ere', (.f the pe'p!J of
this ivunt! j in the Irish cause. Those i
l urnir g, iiv tig words of the renowned ;
petrtot "Win i; n y eoijiitry taki'9 her
place aiu.'iig the nations of lie earth, ;
then, ana not ti;i ;!. n, lit toy 'pi'eph ;
be w ritten" . ; ?. sctiliiueuta of ev. ry j
true heart on the Kmeraid Isle. )ur j
native soil :s de ir to us, our liberties are
a prec.juj oooii, and except where nar- !
row-mii;di dni ss acd se lishnss hold i
swav. th- American citizen sympathize s ; the President dois will be djii3 advised- j West is largely represented in New York
with and longs to see the Irish free, aud j ly and after calm deliberation. He is a I bv r''yfrs.
theT own rulers. No doubt Ireland is . safe acd reliable balance wheel to the I Traveling salesmen having their boad
,.r , r. i ( r i f . .. . , . i quarters in Pittsburg look for a lively
prcp-rt.l f t a ioe fe-st, but she has a , more impulsive nod basty deliberation j v,nsiness as soon as the roads improve so
right to demand that Li gland shall do cf the legislative depart ments. It illus- that farmers can get to the railway
some i f the love making. I
lJbX'.vi'sK it could not help it. tbe
United states Senate at last confirmed j
the appointment of Trotter as Register
in Hit District. It refused to confirm
tbe appointment of Matthews, l.ecau-ie,
foisooth, be was a non-resident of the
District. ! r.t in rea'ity hi cause he wps a
colored man at.d Dt :u, r it. That is to
say, a colored mar: wlu has the brains
to think tor t.im-elf and tecome a D.-u.-ocn.t,
should b- tbnied all favors. The
same arguments might have been used
against f riderick Douglas when be whs
a-p'inted Matshal o: the District, ex-
cept that he was a Republican instead of
a Ih m.'ur.it. Most of tie important
itti.'tsot the I". strict Lave always lcen
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th.t the p. ope wen Vanning to recog-
n.- its at -rumen's ; m re subterfuges
and w I. en Trot' er, another in i.-iesidt nt.
ccioie 1 Democrat w;.
c.'io, i in, it ion, it .paie'.lv
ntid for
quietted in
the in -point uu nt. Another victory
ccre.l for President Cleveland. '
TiiKjull to let gthen the public school
let in of Pennsylvania to six months :
passed the House last week, but will
fill . run tl, .1...
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Senate. It is charitable to suppose the
bill was originally intended to advance
ihe Uii firsts o eib.tatiot'. tut ill its
present crude state it is i.I-u 1 ir.ed and
would deteat the ol j.ct il ain, to pro
mote To compel a,i districts :n tin'
the Mate to keep their public schools
op-n s .x months in the year without ;
providing an ixtra Slate appropriation !
to enable the poor dkstrie's to comply i
with the law would nsiilt in one of two
things: ei.ber lhe.se lii.-tricls would be
obl'Led to reduce teachers' wag js to si :
low a llguie that only tojith-rate ta'.ert
coul I be en.piojt 1, or toey would have
to siiotteu the teim ut 'In ;r own accord
a;.d lose even the pocir. appropriation,
which woj'.d, pnh.ips, give them four
inonths' school, mhtead of tiv. as now. :
As the law now stanjs, many districts
aiieaJy have six, seven, p.r.d even ten 1
luoutl.fc' school during the year : so that
the old law dors not prevent the exercise
of the iibcity evtry school tlisliict enjo)s
ot b nutheniiig its terms at pleasure. If
the State leng'heus ttie term, let it also j
make provision fvi diiiating to the poor !
Ubtricta a suiticient sum to relieve their ' I'JnLAOF.LrniA is happy over the re
pevpleof oppressive taxes. 1 ,luctiyn f street car fares from six to
j five cents.
Hie Forty Ninth Cerium"
The Fonh-ninth Congits? has pa.-s. d
off the s'.ee of iegisiation, auJ while it
enacted in iv i Ii-4i tlie usual number of
laws, it is lo tw regretted 'hat fevera!
i u; i r';i: l bi!U under consideration were
not li'i i.iy Jisp .vd of before ii s i.djourn
w"nf. A ni.ii": 'iu-se were the For- -fiea-ti'..
: : .:- ..Ik- providing a (V.nti'u-
t: ...a: uLicLidint ill iu4:'ii; t ti :u.h of
Apr.! i:iaU)iuralio;i i!a ; the bii: tv.i-
veiling Citiirep within two iui.iiths of
its t-ieclioii, inate iii ot tbirtteii months
:ts at present, :ind the repeal of Hie Tim
ber Culture and Deneil Land laws.
The importance oi Congress con vc nio
and oruamir.g at i'.s first tession alter
( j-3 fcKctiou is obvious in view of the fact
that Cor.rtbsuieu failing in a re election
have no more weight in that body muring
its abort h.-.-sion lhau so mauv traw
men, except as their vuUs mav d-cide
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an isiu one way or another. Tnere .
sertai to be a tacit understanding in that
legislative asH-mtily that men whose
lease expires with the short Session are
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not to be heard in the advocacy of any -
uv.'asur. A charge in the time of or-
gan.'zing Congress wculd place llepre- :
sentalives on a more even foot'r.g and at.
the same time give their constituents a
be' ter opportunity to judge the desira-i
biiity of returning them before the n xt
el-, ction.
The tolai nuaibei of laws enacted by
the last Congress exceeded 1.3(H), of
which number more than two-thirds :
oi igtnaled in tbe House and the remain- ,
tk-r in the enate. There were 132 bills i
vetoed by the President, or twenty-ont '
u.ore instances of the exercise of the j
Presidential pi en gat ive of veto than j
h;-.d occurred from the foundation of the
(Joyerum'. nt down to the beginning of i
this Congress. From this it is evident i
that President Cleveland is a man who
baa the courage of bis convictions. That
Congress and the people, on
mature i
(K-libera; ion. coincided wi'hUie Prf si- i
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dent s icws, is amp.y corruborared by j
the fact that but two of these Dills were j
afterward carried over his veto.
Of the membership of the expiring
Congress, of hundred and ninety-six
have bet n re-elected, and the number of
cons'.itiiriicii-s represented by new men
of an extra session is the fai.ure to make
u unite provision for haibnr and coast
defences, whi'di. c-upled wiih the n tab
itrt i.,.vcer nixeed in the hml f tii ;
President might induce him to make ! b,'.".n admunsrerert npM, thP 'narrow
i i pst rar isan basis. Jobbers and porrup-
preU;-Cessols, Ual!I-a too mtlCtl Ot Its;
time away in political fi ibusteririg du-
ring the eailin' periods of its si ssions, i
itllfv.-: ii tnportar.t bills, affecting the
biutt.ci'S ..r.l ecu mercia! interests of the ;
Colil.tiy, to le postponed fli m day to
day, i'1-.t :1 th close of the session linils :
thujj siii!
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ui t -s . :
ui.ei...cted into laws. There.
" .mp! ven;er;t in this Coti- ;
predecessors in this respect j
:.o do;;!.t, is due to the lirmm-ss j
itidus'ry t,f toe 1'resident fully as '
.nil
much 1.3 t.) its own general m;ke-up.
Witu tne expiration of this Coi gress, j
onehi'f if I'rtsident Clevela'd's teim j
pAssed its second ani ual mile stone, and !
hia undt-viatii-ir course in his defined
policy, presages what may be expected
of 1. m dur'ng the lemainir.g half uf his
term. He is to be congratulated on the
unexampled success attending him, not
w i' hst andit g Ihe kickers both withiti
anl v i. hout he r.ir ks of thenar! v. Two'
yi..rs more ot lionest, earnest, straight
forward administration of national af
fairs and the Democratic party will bj 1
twenty per cent, stronger with the I
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people than it was two yea.s apo. Of
ot.e thing we can nst assured, v,hatever
Hates one ot the commendable features i
j of our form of Government, that when
il lil!! in ii nrivld i..fl f i;... 1 t.mi j 1.1 u Pni m
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passed both Houses, the Executive
has the privilege of annulling it. or of
referring it back for revision. Judicious,
ly exercised, it is one of the highest
sal'tguards of the people.
1'iik death of Henry Ward lleecher,
which occurred on Tuesday morning,
removes Irom the stage of action one of
the greatest minds tlie country has ever
pi duced. As a lu'pil orator it might j
be Said that be had no superiors .in.l !
but few if a"y equals, lie not only
'"-"RCU ii expoumier or tne ;
ser pturey, but also shone with t qua! ,
brilliancy in discussing questions of j
tiaiiiinal or im,,n,nw. . '
national or Fociai imiinrn.ni! o.n
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-a hatter subject he wie.ded the pen, t-r
ent the eloquence of bis voice, he left ;
the traces of his originality and profound
thought. As to bis th-.'i;logica! views,
all iersutis have the right to differ from
them or coincide with them as tbevsie
fit. In the later years of bis life he be- 1
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came a strong advocate uf evolution, and :
many persons who at one time heartily j
endorsed his views, saw fit to differ from
hlfll 111 Lls recently adopted theories. ;
I.lll . h.l 4-Vf-r t) liuv Ii. Uii'1 .vf fiim
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as a man and minister, all will agree j
th. t be was kind-hearted.
liberal, elo-
qnent at.d brilliant.
Mi:, "vmi his introduced a bi'l in
the II: use to jrohibit the standing aside
of juror3 in ciimii al cases. IT; object
of this bill seems to be to prevent one
side from having an undue advantage
ovei the oiht r, ly refusirg to 1 ave men
sit i". judgment who could not be wield
"' s : r r.t. ( n 'he othtr hand it
''' - - 1 that a deft iiilant should
i.iiv. it.,- i,i.t through bis attorney to
aa. ilal a bitter personal enemy s'-a'l
not have tl.e right to sit in judgment on
his case. Much dept nds on a jury in all
casts, i'.nu it in 13 palladium of our liber-
ties should btcome corrupted or suscep..
title to extraneous and unfair i; tbienci s
the anchor of justice is gone And any
measure that will help to place these
twelve chosen men and true bove all
suspicion of personal bias or prejudice '
in ttie Case deluandilltr their vrdir
should receive a heatty welcome.
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I he President's T.pcotA.
M my of our esVusin) contemporaries
have been summing up the rt salts of the
first two years of Mr. Cl -veland's ad
uiiiii'.rat ion. In ttie main the comment
fits lit'en f,ivorabl and even wheie
then? is a dc ilicr .te purpose to depreci
;te, it has been manifest the President's
critics have loiind it difTieub to make a
serious point again? him. Their o jec-
iot s :in-captions and t:iviil. and their
ma-clous ii;h-:r;ti n too palpable for
1 !.nn to prove IT r. ive.
One has on'.y to exercise ordinary
powers of discrimination and judgment
to i:-i ize the fact that t he President has
Ien of v ist service to the country.
Ief.rp and Immediately after his elec- '
t i . . r i ih.- Hepuhlican press was full of
I lie Democratic paiiv couM e.ot Vv at' !j
entrusted with the adminis: ration or the
government. Its record on the currency
whs reviewed and condemned. The
chairmen of the con mittees :.o the j
House, having to deal with the great
questions of finance and the banking'
svs'em, were pointed to as representa-
tivt,9of thp widest Hnd mos: extravaraut :
vagaries. Their utterances on the floor
and off f gave the cue to their critics,
netted s-m- d-strust eyen r.n.ot K' ,
their own party associates. If the If,, ue, ;
w pre ,he j ,rijn,rHts h;iVP a majority, is
to be controlled l y such men, argued
our opponents, what must be expected
when I lie Democratic party
the Executive and a mijority in the i
Senate ?
, Then it was argued, too, th-at the ,
party, Jihving been condemned to so long j
an sbs'ri0p from power, would make a j
wi'd rush for patronage, and seriously
disturb ;1ip proper administration of the :
government by fiilirig every office with i
ln.'.omnetvrits -and heelers. Cleveland, it .
was sa:d wtuIiI find it Impossible to
withstand the clamors of his greedy fol- '.
lowers, and, like Ac' icon, would be !
devoured by his own dogs. The Civii
law would, of course, become a dead
letter, j
But how different has been theresnU ! ;
Is ther1 any business man to-day who i
doub's the capacity of the present ad- i
ministration, not only to enforce the j
Civil Sirv ce law. but to deal wi.h the '.
lar?". problems of finance and business
it.t-i'igent'y and jus'lj ? Every depart- j
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elevnt'd. and a higher standard of . in- .
cjil, ror.duet and duty has been firmly i
rs'ah!i;hed.
And to whom is all this due? We
take it fti it 'he President 's worst enemy
wiil admit that the achievement is more
to be attributed to his calm diirnity. his j
firmness, his intellizence and his courage
than to anv other cause. He has buen a !
demanding implicit compliance with the
h-.rger and essential features of his poli
rv. Hp lias done this, too. in the face ;
of difficulties which seemed almost in- ;
surrrounati!e. 1 ne government Il?.fl
L ne nw iTesioent -vas an exirirpem.
atid he bad to encounter all the distrust
which so rfien nteverfs tbe success of
TP'Timentx. lie bad to disappoint a
huge rummer of bis own ;inr ll -ctmg
fo'lower' aril to push sf-adily on despi'e
tbe hos'iti'v w' ieh sue disi pintmei t
iova'ia'lv er-cp'-ilers. He had to sup
press 'he crm hs. combat the extremis 3
nr d expose himse-f to all the opposi! ion.
a- d indeed all the cvumnv. which
cri"ks and extremists, when l.-fll il, are
ever re oiv to d:rict asftins moderation
and wisdom.
Rot. in sni'e of all. it mu-,t be admit-
tfd. Cnvr Clevdand h-asdone his duty
and has ilnn it well. y. ". Star.
t I hreatening ( loud to be e"en.
Tlie most, co firm"-"! grumble :t tbe
condition and i.rop ct of trade finds lit
tle roc mp'ain of now, while t he tone of
r";ir'v everybody in business is not only
t opetu t n! buiyatit.
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(lie Inter-State Commerce
iW is to go
in'o effect, rail we. y men a-ho have care- j
fully studied it and compared no'eg aie I
m tp than everol opinion that it is eoinz
to he a "rvieeaole measure, and will not
l,e attended by ny revolution in rates,
ks was predicted. Tlie possibility of
merdian8 (o sfu,e
in their transactions. The South and
stations or into the towns with their
produce. All of last year the towns
lrihnQru in T'iflcl.nrrr n-nra nri.cr.orr.iia
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ar)rj Dongnt treelv. ihev are in even
better financial condition this season,
throuzh the general increase in business
and business confidence. When trade
fairly opens, the buoyant feeling of mer
chants notv will tie justified.
The large stock of pipe iron made in
the winter was in anticipation of a large
demand for it in the gas and oil trade,
ar.d the indication is that the demand
will be all the sanguine expected. The;
labor which pipe laying will require will
copTibii'e to the big aggregate of bnsi-
ness which tbe city is promised from the
Ciintry rmiril.
Wasres in nearly every depar' merit of i
industry are remunerative, and the dili- i
multitude will have the means to
pav liber-illv.
There is not now a single thraten'n?
cloud in the horizon, ar.d will not b if
labor and capital maintain their good '
humor -Pitt.hurn Txm
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The war alarm in Vienna bns pro-
dneed a tnss cf nampb'e's in which the !
uVMrrfr nnwer of !ip VMrions Continen- t
fal armies is reviewed. One of thpse '
.rn-Mets. by a forrnpr Austrian Cabinet ,
punister. marshals the dfrman and A ns- I
fri,n nrrn,C!, re Russian and!
French, wi'b the fnHnwing fignrps i
OoTnan snhliorq. sa." 000 : An to- j
"""ff'rian. l y.ti t.s4 : "''K'. inIM;
ltni,n sotdTorq 000 000 : Frpnch' I
crto 400 : total. 7.V2 m Corninr to
tho prohpr,'o post of the war. tbe Ans-
trirn rr-iniofpr tbpn comnnteq tht a !
s'niccr'e Mtpph France nod (Iprmonv i
nh-iT-e wisnld cost t lon!t 200 000 00O. !
nliTfiio if tbp fenr conn'ripq foifrrif tbe i
iV".m ei-.,1 rrt. fll cbort of ii fN'Mt
000 orm. TTv'-iTVorinrpd nn bis fman- j
r-iqt Tiiirriioro, th A'iufrian s'l'miTi !
eoeptrjoc bs' Fnrnnpir) WHr totiM '
briic oo nrirfrflTl bqr.brimcy . j
Tp N'r' V.rV Trihunf fiyps nn over !
:-.. e'Mmna of tfq va'nqWn tiwcn rr '
i,-"ti' 1" r Ii - f.n rT " i -q f f V o Coo
'"n ' fi(?-r;?-."lrf ion TViooo T3rrr.rat
frr,r.,in of ho hiir.,1 nhoronco nf
n l'-rii,lort f,-i ia rjrfirv ftf eifit sor !
vi,-a rof.irm mur f- QomP comfort in
r - T o
rro trot .".O 000 npraor-o him Knan i
inro'npd r '.fTifp. '-r,icr. ; o or? for i
0ci ro-r.th. so for pnb. worVin dir. j
10 fnr t""h "-orltiror bo.,r. '-,r, r ,
fi T,T,";V 'h2n :
'N- 4 of MarM,. 17."
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T.T!iormt S-e-crv M-r,nir r,.
i.Trcion dooa no tih-m nfTnt .u ,
II ( '.'.fil ( I '
I on nii'iiwiinn wicn m cmon ,3
, virrnallv severed now. Acfncr Soprofurv
, Faircbild is regarded as his probable
Hue Mor.
A rill to prohinit selling tobacco to
minors was read in the legislature.
Jt;I:u Hicrfttan Enters I lie Arena.
LVtbs- Mr. R aire counters on J-e .a or
Sherman'.-" proposed Southern ir'pwitti
sr. nip n'-w device, the nron-iliilit ie-s are
wrvsir ,t- i hat ho:.e.o John w ii I ratt ne
most of the delegates from the South Vi
the Rt-pub'icaii na! icual convent ion ; ;int
if he does this, and hoids his own State, j
ami C mei' n not! Quay band him over
the Pennsylvania delegates, with scafter- !
it.c recruits from New England, New j
V rk and the West, the probabilities are j
very scion,- Air. Sherman i;i te tne
Republican candidate. Mr. iJlal'ne just ',
now seems to le a dwindling fo-ice. j
I'robanly John Sherman has the -Beans !
at hai d tinsmcial and otherwise for '
more effective work for S.m'hern dele- j
gates than any other II-epub' ican api- i
rant, as there are scattered through the j
South local leaders who held federal
office under Sherman as Secretaiy of tlx '
Treas-is7. atid in the diabolism he pr.ic- '
ticed to steai the Presidency m 1S77, he
put himself in accord w.ib the tasesC ;
elements of ooii'.ical life m that, section, !
and was potential in putting np the re- i
wards for the rascality by which be and I
Hayes profiled. A great runny of these
people have gnne into exile awd the state
prison claimed others, but there are
enough ieft to work up a pretty subs' an
rial Sherman boom, e pecially as it is j
understood be ia the choice of the mill- '
lonaires, who win pour out money to
carry the initial contest for delegates.
Mr. Sherman is the ah est aias of li e
Republican party to-day, and its most
expel ienced leader and tactical polili-
cian. He will be a 3trong candidate, atid I
Ivlw a-oni.l trivp the Den-flcmrs '
more tri)tible than the magnetic man
tr."m Maine, whose humbug and magnet
ism are becoming a trifle Ihreadliare.
Sherman's weak point is with the mass
es, and especially the laboring popula
tion, which counts him as cold, selfish
at.d devoted to the interests of the capi
tal class. His gospel is that if the gov
ernment ts'.Kes care of Jbe rich, the rich
will care for the poor. Pitt. l'n:,t.
The Responsibility Put on the Miner.
The decision of the Supreme Court of
Pennsylvania in the case of Roby is one
of the highest importance to t tie coal
miners of the State, as under it tin-can
have ro rec uirse upon the companies
for ir juries received by explosions in tbe
mines.
The court bol ls that the mine boss,
whose duty it is to daiiy examine the
mine and see that it is free trom gas, is
a creaturp of the law, and ?f a company
in selecting a boss uses reao; able cau
tion, it is not responsible for 11 juries o
the miners, resulting from his neglect.
Reasonable caution in the se'ection of a
boss, admits of wide latitude of inter-
pre,ation, so that practically the com pa- ,
ti-.es are exempt from .lability tor injury t
ord( .Ih M.NP.t J,v mine o'oti. m
The responsibility for their safety is i
put upon the miners themselves, who ;
must inquire ino the fitness of tbe boss .
for his pb.ee, and hold him strictly to bis !
dutiej. If he is not fit, or is negligent, !
they have tne right to demand his remo
va), and. not txercisirg it, they will i
have on ly themselves to blame in case of
accident. The point of the decision is
that the boss is not the agent of a prin
cipal according to the ordinary rule, and
that the principal is not hound as ordin
al ly by his ac's. He :s the agent ia'h r
of t he miners than of the company.
It is Slid that incompetent mine bosses
have been employed by the com panics
1 ecuse they e usid be bad at small cost.
If any such remain in ollice it will be
through the indifference of the mineys
to their own Safety.
Trade Hollars.
The following is tiie full text of the
Trade Dollar Bill, which passed bo!h ;
Houses, and is now a law : i
Ik it li'vAel , cV'c. , That for r. period of 1
s;x months after the passage of this act.
United States trade dollars. If nit de
faced, mutilated or stamped, will be j
received at tlie ollice of the Treasurer of
the United States, ip exchange for a like ,
amount, dollar for dollar, of standard :
silver dollars, or subsidiary coins of the I
United States.
Sec. !. That the trade dollars received i
by, paid to, or deposited with the Treas- i
urer or any Assistant Treasurer, or any :
national depository of the United States 1
shall not lie paid out, or in any other ,
manner be issued, but at Ihe expense of
the United States shall be transmuted ,
to i.be coinage mints and recoined into j
standard silver dollars, or subsidiary ;
to n, at the discretion of the Secretary i
of the Treasury under this act, but shall '
not be counted as part of the bullion re- :'
quired to be purchased and coined into ;
standard silver dollara, bs iequired by
the act of f eb. -2, 17. ,
Sei;. That all laws and parts of laws I
authorizing the coinage arid issuance of '
of United states trade dollars are hereby !
repealed. i
The Mew Cabinet Position.
The Senate on Thursday bwfore ad
journmeut passed tbe bill creating the
department of Agriculture, and making
a new Cabinet office. Tbe weather ser
vice of the Signal Service liureau is to
be transferred to it.
The bill creates an executive depart
ment to be known as the Department of
Agriculture and Labor, with a Secretary
and Assistant Secretary to be appointed
by the President I y and with the advice
and consent of the Senate. The Secre
tary 13 to receive the same salary as tbe
similar ieads of the other ex
ecutive departments, and the Assistant
Secretary the same salary as the Assis
tant Secretary of the Interior Depart
ment. The Bureau of Labor as now
organized and existing, is transferred to j
the Department of Agriculture. The i
department is to include a bureau nr.der I
the charge of a Commissioner of Labor. '
f he Western Corn Crop.
There is a verv lisrht corn .rovement clo'hes under the impression that an earth
in Illinois and ail the States west and luatfe was in progress. The cause was
southwest of Illinois. Fully one-half of ! eP"dned by the wrecked condition of J, S.
tbe counties of Iowa are importing corn , Ross' store. Cracksmen had blown ipen
at from 33 to U) cents per bushel, and tie safe, tearing it to ptvses, wrecking the
Vlls is a,so trufl of scattering counties in
xnuiiiesoia, o 'aci.nsm ann tiiinois. in
Decatur county, Iowa, 500 cars of coin,
or an aggregate of ioO.OOO bushels have
been imported, and in Madison countv
of the same state hay lias been advanced
from to fS per ton. The movement I
of corn in Xehraska is fair, but many ;
are deferred from sllina- by low prices, j
and are holding rheir corn for an ad-
rr"-"; aVerage rnCe f COm l 16
tO Jo CcLiS. I
j
" " :
It is satd haf the marriage license
law will be amended at ibis session of i
the legislature, S" lhaf but one of the
cocc'racfing parties will be required to
appear before the Recorder to oltain the
necessary credenjials. It is aiso proposed
to so amend the law that Justices may
grant permits.
Their Rnslness Room Inf.
Frobablv no one thing has caused such a
serera, revival of trade at the drug stores of -
E. James, of Eoensburg and W. W. Me Ateer,
of Loretto. as their giving away to their cos !
tomers of so many free trial bottles of Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption.
laeirtrade is simply enormous in this very
valuable article from the fact that it always !
cures and never disappoints. Couahs. Colds, .
Asthma. Bronchitis. Croup, and all throat
and lung diseases quickly cured. Yoa can
i, v. .
test i before buy ,ng b, getting a trial bottle
free, large size $1. Every bottle warrauted.
JKHS AM) ;THFK AOTIMfS.
i Mrs K t-t, v. ife f JH-iislor Droit,
died !
ill Wbsdimirlnf nal.irday eli:P2.
-Mr. Mar? Ibmnen. of IuHois, wai in
rentiy uwanfrt! fl. 200 t'oirageB by the .
Cleaifieid c.uir.fy cmrt for injuries recelv- j
ed by fait on a t!r'e;;tive sidewalk.
A woman n. Well Pit i.iwnshrp, X. C,
angry at i.er i u-i arni, ihiew the poker at i
hi in a" l:e t-at l.i.: it.y ILeix Paby in !.if
arms, ar.d it jilt
ne iiaie line on the bead
ami kil.fvl it
At tin ate .f 120, tbere being absolrrly
no doubt about ti.P figure?, Obaihau ViucenD
has been forced to i nter the Cumberland,
III., j out l.tmsr. I eca.:se rj.'iod and unab'.c
tosnipoii I iu.-HI any ,'onxer.
I -Jim:i DiiIjii, general utility man at the
. Stewail Iron Woiks, Sharon, was puiieii
; thruutth a tra:n of rolls and rtariry kill 1
Sa'iiniav iiver.i'UB. He ieavete RTUWII-up
; fanjilj ii: ii; nlt-r:jt circurcsiaice.
i
j At a l.H"iin,j bee in a Connecticut town,
I in wiiieli ti.e l.ui.-er wa- blinNileiJ and
?kkI 15 cenls lor emh hug. all went we
uiitil one Horn l.jimr! that lie t.il beer li u u
ging his i.wti wiie, when he gt ma! a:.d
j demanded the return uf his 15 cent
j Stephen H iitton. of the firm oJ MUts ,
Stu-iimr. & It.i , ot l. goiiier, was btrtu n . . d
! alrnst killed on Tuesday inulit by o-jrvut
who had trok-n into tlieir furniture ;etJiy
j for tools with which to burglarize t;ls:
nouses.
... . . ,
At Ai.nar, Mi.-h , a lady saw an en tin
Iiouse Wi.h a steeple, and ipnocently sed ;
a gentleman atte-ni-K--.' : What c!iurh. is i
that?" The gentleman, after reading the '
"Delutre No 3." replied : "I guess, it iMJ-t
be the Third liabliht."
On Tuesday nigh: while fishing at hrrfc :
No. 5, Thomas IVarsr It and Frank Craw
ford, of Hrownsville. Pa., Were lrowiMri.
The men were in a small boat which -v.. '
swamped by the "back lash," ,f the DiKi'v
The bodies have not been recovered.
Mrs. J.ii-iips Kreenland, of Warren, P.-,.
cover. d her infant with a cju ilt in it s crad: (
on Saturday evening. After doing her lion-. !
woik.she was horntied to find it had beer.;
almost bii.othered. Mednal aid was at one.
sutnnioiied, bjt ihe little one di.-d a tevs'
hours iater.
j At C' nthiaua, Ky., I'au King, caohiKi
j of the Faiuiers' National Bank, commit:. ;
! suiel-le by shooting himself through the tem-
J pie with a revolver yesterday, ile v.
short in his a.-counts about. flO.OOO.
j leaves a wife and four children id fcood c.r- .'
j cumstances. i
J Frank Uarrello. was strnck by aba.-kinsj ;'
i freight o.r nt Waif'.! Ttm v;utt,.,o.. ... i
cut to iM.es. kSonie ,)f IIarr;flM.s r.ri.
,cl, ...
1 1 "c "-"" i '"I"""1'
"r the disaster, and would have killed bun j
but f,'r ,!ie Intervention of tbe police. D - )
ceased leaves h wife and f. mily. j
At a prayer meeting heldatNew Ilaiiii,- !
shire, Aden comity, t)., Saturday nim I
James Cooney siirped up quietly behind ;
,n.t .ff I
a revolver, both taking effect, one of them I
indicting a fatal wound, in Meffert's head, j
Ihe quarrel was overs young ldy who.n !
th y both wanted to take home. !
The boiler in Thompson's tub factory
at Ithica, Mich., exploded on Tuesday af .er- j
noon with terr.flic forces. Fireman Iloiien '
Morton was kil.t d instautly, Orren Harvey (
died shortly after te.e explosion and Charles
Wilson is so tadly injured that he cannot ;
recover. A number are missing and it is I
feared they are buried beneath the ruins.
Walton and Green, two convicts in j
?be Lancaster county prison, on Tuesday
procured the keeper's revolver and defied
the authorities, and held the fort all nliilit,
but surrendered VV.?.tnesday morning. Dur
ing the night they attempted to tirea
throiiL"h the wall but were unsucnssfui.
They have been placed in solitary conGrt
ment.
Miss Sadie Gallaher, aged is years, em
ployed as a domestic iu the family of Mr.
Moore, a Wilkinsburg groeei, was nearly
burned to death, Tuesday forenoon, by hei
clothing taking fire from a stove in the !auo
dry, where she was engaged in ironing some
clothes when tbe mishap occurred. At
latest accouuts no hope was entertained of
her recovery.
An accident occurred to the train on the
Peniberton A Illgiitstown Railroad at Snar- i
on N. J., on Monday night, in consequen.-w
of a broken rail. Tbe mall car and passen
ger car were thrown from the track and the '
former burned and all the mails destroy;!, i
A. A. Perry, of Liinhtstown, was fatr.lly i
injured, and Ievi Wilson, of Camden, con
ductor, seriously, if not fatally, hurt. !
On Sunday niyit Mrs. Smith, a widow,
who lives south of Indianapolis, Ind.. -tth
her grandson, Cornelius E. Sutton, a vountr ,
boy, was awakened by some one demanding j
admittance. Sutton was also awakened and !
warned the intruder away. Instead of leav- '
ir-.e, however, th man attempted to eain '
an entrance tbTough a window. t3tton ;
fired through tbe glass and the felloe went
away. The next morning hi9 dead body
was found near the gate with a bullst thro'
his heart. His Identity is unknown..
At Catsford, Lawrrence county. Pa., on
Tuesday, Samuel Smith, aged 12, bad seme
difficulty with a neighbor named Hammond,
and aimed himself with a revolver and went
to namrcond's, followlnp him Into the
house, Hammond reached for his riflp, but
Smith fired and killed bim. "lanunond's
wife and children then attack 1 the mur
derer, but he sooi fatally wcnrted Mrs
Hammond, and 3S tbe children attempted t
escape, he felled them botb with a ballir.i
wounded them so badly that they may not
recover.
On Monday morning at an early hour
the town of Mill Village, Erie county, was
shaken to its foundation by a terrific deton
ation. The people rushed cat in their nijht.-
building nd breaking the glass in a number
of other buildings. The burglars got bnt f 10
and did several thousands worth of damage.
The work is laid to local talent.
The steamship City of Chicago, of the
Inman Line, ran ashore on the outer barop-
posite WesthamptoD, L. I., at 2 o'clock on
Sunday morning during a dense fog. Her
3iKBais of distress were answered by the
Iife Saving Station crew. Despite
,. . .......
their utmost endeavors, the lifd-savers were
unable to reach the vessel, the waves cap-
sizir,K the boats every time. A large mortar
WAS fired and a tine thrown over the shin
hot Just as it wa3 oeing secared it parted.
At 12: 30 noon the tide changed and the
steamer floated off and steamed away for
( New York city, uninjured.
i Judge Meriwether, of Newton poncty
; Ga., is a party to perhaps the most singular
. line of matrimonial coincidences on record.
I When quite young men he and a Mr. Levett
. married rlmiohrora of th. lata r;. v... .
dreW. Irj conrseof
After a few years both men married again
Ih!r MmnJ M. . !. BI"l
- - , . v v, ni.ca .im uvuia; sisiertj. it
was not a great mc.ny years before both
genteimen were widowers for the second
"mf " Rut th"y Were 91111 of the Pin,on
" w" . " '
f betook tnern9elve3 t0 matnmony : this
twmTter i n marriages-they married
twin sisters. Judge Meriwether is a widow-
er for the third tlm9
QNLTf $20.
This St5l3 FiiMelpMa Sumer.
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Ebensburg, Nov. 11, lSH.x-tf
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A. W. BITK, Cashier.
In!t.urif , April 4. l?4.-tf.
rollclt written at sbort mlce In tlie
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
Anrd ollr First l'la Companlet.
rr. W. DICK,
E"T rOR THE
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Etecpt)ur. Jmy "l. ISsj.
! TT II. ?d"YFRs.
1 II. ATTOKXliY-AT-LAW,
PiniiT'SBCBo, Fa.
ir-Offir in Collonade Kow.jn t'entre street.
GEO. M. RE ABE,
ATTOKNET-iT-LAW,
TKrvsBrR, Pa .
' r-offlce on Centre .'tree, nr.. hi :i
M. D. KITTELL,
EBEXSBt'KU, PA.
Office Armory Buildinit, "iiv Court Honoe,
JPARM FOR SA1.E1
A valuable (arm sltnaled In Alleicheny town
fhip. Cambria rounty adout fire milef from
F.henabure and two and onelialf miles trcm
Ixiretto. n.ljolninir land? ol Janie Kflylur, W. S
Muck, aBi;i asbers eontatnlnK
ABOUT fOO ACI1F5S,
Having tbereon erected a fine H RICK liWEL.lv
1N(J H(,f"SK, larire barn and nil neoet'ary out
bmldlnKF. Th farm la jr. a fine condition, build
ings all in irood order and It will ,-e sold on eaer
terms. For further particulars cull on the nnder-
lined on the premfjes.
Junes, issa. M. I-. 1K1SC' ILL.
ADM I N IST R A TO R -S N OT IC K .
Kftate of Faeic fl. SmiH, drctaffii.
IeMers of adtninlstrsiion mm t'ttftmento mnntxo
bav(sir Iwfn itranted to the underslrned. ail per
sons indebted to the sa.d etate are recjueted to
maita pnTnint. and Th.e hsviny claims to pre
set:, the fame without rte'av to
JOHN V. SMITH. Adra r T. A.,
Kunster Twp.. Jan. 2!. 187 -6t.
STAR SHAV1HG P&BL0R1
9pfit jldutitiii Rjoic, iiiLliijd's Bsiliiiat.
HIGH STREET,EBENSBUR6, VJ
J. II. OANT, Proprietor.
I rHE PVBL.lCfwiIl alwayffind V at onr plk
I 1 of business In fwisiDe.s hours. Kerythin k
nw ana cosy. i-Lits tovils a spicialti.
FOIiVLE.
A valuable Hotel property known as the Blair
House, eltuaied lathe West ward of Ebenslurtr
Pa. For funkier particulars sall on or address
the nndersiuned. JHN . HLAia.
- Ebenebura:, Maj 17, ls.
. i
I 4 HTFBTI.WRS
by aidresslnir Cie. f. i
JY Rowell
o., lOSprace St.. New Tork
can learn tbe xact cost of any proposed lire o
AIVERTI-slrir In American Newspapers. IOO
Pare ih let loe.
Tte American Estoctire Bnrsan,
MaIbv Oflrea, 94 and OH Dlamoiid M .,
tbllshed 1SS3 by Iiivld H. (JilSinson,
TT. S. (Kvv't Peteetlva Oruaniied aid conduct
ed on te system of C.ie 1 nitea Slates Secret
svrvie. Confidential As-ents In all the Princl-jm-l
COies of the L'nlted States and Canada.
H. H. Ollklnsoc, Principal and Hen Sapt.
Herr Meltowell. Superintenderr.
Drfmnt: Jsinei J. Hrooks, Ch.f Se-ret NPT- ,
nr.,. Ulilill imiwii, niivnii:. r... nr mi imu, .
' view UlTlsion, Wascinitton, U.C
i euhr.
Send tor I lr '
1
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Tettars of dmtnlCra3ioB on the estate of
Peter tttalo , Sr . late ot H-.rr township, Kbrla
county, rfeeeased. having been granted to th
nnderslrned. all persons lndohtea to sail estate
are hereby notified to runke payment without de
lay, and all those having claims aeainst the sarae
will present thjm, properly authenticated for
settlement la
MICHAEL, TX)WNY.
Adm'r ol I'cier Maloy, dee'd.
Harr twp., Dec. 17th-lH -t.
&GEUTS
WmTm'OTD"?.8COTr8rsn'1.
nanitUfui Electric Corsets.
tolbvee-becumiL.a; apciili..
OUKk Sales. lemuTV Ki
tySati-aclls.n a-uarantee.1. Ae4-
DR. SCOTT. 842 Broadway. NtW YORK.
4 f Tin t -r
p&&. '
IM 1-.- -r"
IT ;
ci'. er.;
rlil Bia-le
tale rl.lo on tnc moi-
fiar.pt imr mwA T.
A 1 i calilr-s t r m 22 t" 4S !-a' in
$r.w up. ta f-.-r r..ut-atf.i riu'.t-rw.
- New Haven, Conn.
: ca lor nni twenty rn-ijtive sri'-ts
nnci xwnty civ : e srir.ts
parnnr Murine t: r.i'- ve I jjf
at larg ; iuali;: cys V?
nl c r..an
tii prize i
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
IN C'H A RrJE.BP
FRANCISCAN IfflOTIIKRS.
lioard anJ Tuition
for the St-holastic Yetir, 5 00.
Maoli i"":h. is- . t'.
RtT. J. F. F"T A K. T. V. ITf;"r' T1KT I 1 LI
SUPERB
fTu icny rl'-r-n ln r.'D- TiTa rt T. & f-. ' i. . -
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to iM.cltm'r . - . - .
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e -.I...iit!r.MTTd Ut-ni 1 IK t
i lii i un l untie l
CatarrHT
CREAM BALM.
CleaiiM. tl.
I I .",.!. A 1 1 .-, v
Infl.'i in at ;o n .
Henl t li S.,,,..
I I :!St . r-f - tli.
Senses i t
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A iniolv ltf-li'
ltu
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MAY - Di
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A particle ! a -oe.l Into erb c :r '.- r-t '
aureeftt-ie. I r:ce t .-t!t at t ''ui: a .-' - : ' '' -.1
reif i-ner-1. f-' etr. ir'-ular ire. KI.Y 11.'
lruiii-t'. I eco, N Y.
iURRIAGES, WAGONS & imWi.
Carrias? Makin? in all iis Bnjtthti
Pa 7 n f ir?g, Trim m iv rf
and REPAIRING of all kinds done oa
the SHl.KTKST NOTICE and tbe Li'WliJT
TRICES. Also. Plantmt. Sawing and Woo 1 Tti.-3-
Ir with improved maehlr.err. Alio, all k:tii -f
heatjw:rt iiCf. I ur iik-e .rr.ith fhep c. i.nectei
All parties trusting tue with work will l e - ajf-
ably dep.lt wltb- All work wan-an'e I.
... . , I'. X. I'Ht'TE.
thensburg. irt..bcr 'J4. 154.
Ql WJTHIS C SHOETI ll'tK-Sll ADtlV.:
lonnr Sea. l Boys. Sella. Tfti
12 roilot iron) PtiOa leliMa.- Fixed pr- c. T.--S
every expense, eren t.. k?. jlc. n f T;-m , . srtf".
Jo Incidental fipenw No i xanOriHticn :!
mis n. I welve n;r enred tf,c(r a 1 il t,
ar.d all praduMtes Sfeeial cpj i rtunu - io t
stodenta to advanc th pid It. Specini .!ri 1 : r
doll and backward V,. '"atron is-- -::..
may seleet any studies i.r ehoofe the rwclhr 1 '
lish . Selenttne, Knslaea. Ciassteal or ( :;vii 1 to.
r.e rB CMir'e. Stadnl titled at "ejia A i l
ea y are m w In Harvard. Yate. Pr!r.-t n ac.i t. n
other I'ollejtes an i Pi lvtc-boic S.-ho. Ii 1 Hi
dents sent to v ll-ce tn IM. is In 1"s. 1 i ;r.
10 la la. A grAluatini class in the otu'rercsi
ds.artment evry year. A Phr,ir! ar.,1 fhvtn-i-al
laboratory, ill mns!um and l M Or -u i.
144 vols, added to the I.it.ra-y In .. 1e.: a
has seven chur.ihes am a tetn;.e-n -e rlu-o r
hich prohibits the sale ol all irr xl.'s.fr
Irinks. Kor nw ii;i.tmte1 r-r-n ar add-eo t'.
Ir'nclpal and freprietor. S W 1 TH I X . I ' Hi'hr
LillMlE, A. M., (Harvard Uraduste: Media, la.
NATURE'S
CURE FOR
CONSTIPATION,
t HllUlll. KtHEn.
For Mrk stnaaarh.
For Tort I l iver.
Bilious Hi adarhn,
Costiraes,
Tarrant s) tfrrvraeaat
Sf-ltT'or. Arsi"ifnt.
It Is certa'n tr. iu effo-
It is (tctitKv in its actl .
It is paU'.eab'.e o t: 9
taste. :i can b relit 1
upon to ra-p. ar.l It rar'-j
f y cq. trus, not y cruraa--intf,
nature, m, T.fd t..
vl.-ieiit puratlv. j-v
selves or a Mow vi.nr oh'l-
Sick-Heariacn9rD
dren t take thi. aiwuyf
Uiis e'.en int 1 1 sr
maceatlcal pr-earati-n,
A!r
hlcb has t.en t.-r n: re
thn ffxrty yer a pu'-i )
favore. Snl4 J. (f rw..'y o.'S
f rerwr.
DYSPEPSIA.
ALESMEGV
WANTED.
to canvas for the Sile of Nursery t Stealf
en. I lo v r ent cusrcrti e1 s i.aht ami Ft
rF.NSES. Paid. Apj-.y :;t "ire satit-e a:e.
(keter to thi raiei. ( HAS DIK.
Feb. 2.". Jm. Rorr.ster, N. Y.
M
IEI. FOR NAI.K.-Tl.c nndersign-
. . ... u-s
7" ' ' " l.rr "' -.-. " "'"-.I
,u ....i. . ....... . .
westofSt Boni1.-. II.. -oii hs a 1 i-.'t ov.r-
sbot wheel and a mri'Dlur ins, i,..-..l a new. II -aired
I will ell the noil e-ervit:if the bui! I r.i
and around.
SEHASTIAN HOI.TZ.
Jann.iry 2".', ISst. nt
VIRGINIA FARMS FOR SALE.
V v lariuv. :0 te Iu. m a ir. ai It to I
a'-r. 4,.wnl mark".. ht-.iii:y iituaic-. ra- "
ie rrr.Kts. W.i'i, (or t iculr c .u::i '
vfipti .ii. S. rr. Ill H ,1 WIO ' I, .
ii R V ti i S Vj i h I D J"iai'".
w.tu.i :.l. bet kao.ii twrrir . m taeomn
try V - bWwiU I.-7TJ S. I oejsled l;ili'''-l
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Best Xia Tlio x7orlcl.
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