UNS3URC. PA.. FRIDAY - - - .!I NK1T? hM. iii noiKtiK oi ri tit i r. huu ti.kasi nm; : THOMAS K. IloWK.CauiOrti. lui: om v.iiuei:s : JOHN KIKliV, John.stowr.. JOHN CA.Ul'llKLL, CjiuiCiii. r"OU foul; Hot UKOKtiE YV. KA: i: DiUKi T u. :i.Y. JohnsluWa.l i:i: At kitou. .1, W. 'JKIFFIX. Muster Tup. T.(ri UULAXH. .!.hn.-.tovn. Somk people are a ! voc li::g the reviv al of the h.ilf ceut iu our coa. ie. S'e cannot iin.igine a class of ersocs whom this wuiild benefit, uu't ss it is a certain fev who lit.ed suoh a coin with which to make their chirituble contributions. . St. fau about S'.'veu milliooa "f iradd doiiaia have been redteUit ti. They are I Dow cu ining 111 verv slowly, an 1 the en- ; tire quantity will prouVy not. be greatly . iu excess jf that ariMU'it. It will be ; well for holders 0 r -in-jmber th.it the I time for redempiiou t xp'nes on Sepieiu- bet 1. i Sr a ik (.'n.ui:.M.., Thomas V. Coop- I er, has iued his c.t'l for hoUi'is the ' IpuL'.lfun .atc l'"l) iu:.):i ;i. Ilauio- 1 burg on the 17 ui Angus', next. The i D-'mtx-rauc Convetili n. will uuttat Al- j leutowu, on Cic 'M-i of th---ame u.ouiL. CaiitJidate.s for .Iu.'.e . f the Nuprt-me Court and t.:te Tr'.asurr are lo be nominated. Tiik gifi to '.i.-tt. Vicl'-riit ou the I'CCIl.-.ioll of I.-r j'lbi!.-e ona.s'.a ot a mosaic repioduotior. of 1! ip'..i i's fresco repiesft.ti;g nn a!h goiic.il tigisn tf poetrv. The wo:k was rxecu'.fd m the Vatican. Mo::s:gi'oi o::i.. vi!l convty the gut to Fu-l.i,;.:. ;.;.! l.e v,i': l; .c-ctmipHt-.ied t y Fu:ti-ra V. iWuau ! MTt, twoyou:ig pri.s-s id' the lice!' si.. it-al Aca h iny, ' the IIe will, it) Loa- or of the oi'Msioii, iT-ate ili ,!.o.s. "TltK Siugt-stioti" sas the I.;;ruM.i'.er JN-"- i.Vn, a Kfpuhiican or.'an of u.tlu ence "of a few Republican joumals ttiat demand for aa extra suasion of the I.egishituiv to coirec the Liiaakr or fraud by which the it-vniue hill was los. is made in ttie intere:-.ls of Detno- cr..tic i'.ip!!,l Is srirtr i. onsen.se, if not eonn thing woi.-e. It is t'.e Kt-publi-. can party that is on trial for an otT.-nse ' f it which it will jusMy neld re.spmsi- , b!e if the wrong done In the people is not font l! d." Ir it a .'nip i-n:e gr:Ui!ki'.ion t.. know th it i lie g.irnbl :'!g e Nc v- Vork v.ho h.:v .'I'll- in C. Of ''til tbiM-'ed for S..-.i-r il k m ti ke', a., .! i n "corn, i.n.,"- tlie t tfee Hiing i:p tl.i- pi iiie of t'.at nuct.-" try ot lift 1 i.:t nn t the fate tk. y to lictiij ikwrvcil. Iu pl.tiner language they ure h.i.i: ci.-.l'.y w rftk-.-l, Ui" millions ot in-' iy hiJ. they h i-l to put into th-ii - ck;t3 have sudd.-Mly dis kp;r:,rod. and ff.s- is again c .ming down to its tiv.inl pin r. The Sitr.e re tributive justice wis in. -U'il out to the Chicago t inii.k-is ri v h .t i-n Tutad ty last. Tne panic w.i.i s.; disas'ious to the 4 i nlatois thai the lai uivs are s ! imult tl t m liniir i.a vif dollars. A ma who faila in legitmate business tliiough his ovn imprudence or want of bus.n3 c ipacity, s eniitled to general sympaitiy, but tht; man who deliberately g.H-s to woik by a gambling process to urn up Ihe -sMIuf aad iheieliy oppress the poor, is a public en-my ami his tail deserves to be hni'ed with uni versal accl.ini.itiou. William L". I'iianplki: w.i-: eh.- .-.i to the S.-nat" of the I'ni'.-d S-.cs lv ' the L"gis'atiire of Xew Ilamphi-e ti i Wt.Itiedi-y !tsr, to I'll the unt-vpir-d ! term of the la!" en.4ir l:fc,.. ('tu..Hj. ler is a -'smart" politician an.l is a tit' representative of th U putihr nix of his State, lie i'-ijoys nn im-Ttaliiy ot infa my as being the man who tirs: planned and put in mutim:, on the m.in:r;g af : ter the .November elect Ln in l7o, the' political machinery t-y wi.ic'. auMiel .1. Tlld -n wasi-hea'ed oi:L of th" rrev.len- i cy a;.d Kutheiford I'. II .yes f.isj ' into an otViee to whijh he hid t.ever been elected by the ptip. L'h(; r.itler who concocted th s'-her.itf. tc sti'nl the : i:iec;orn! vote of Flori.hi, S.iutii (iro- ; lina ami Louisiana fur llv.s and he 1 visited the Mrs'. n.,med S:..; imm.-.l;.k'.e-I alter the election aud riin1;;l;,,i.ueil his infamous purpo-e s far as l'l. rida was cone . rnt d. -h.!.;. S'.erm.in a' tended to Jet'auchMtg tl. V 'te ot L:;ui,i ir!a ; and s -ire s.uulli r fry po::; km : m.,r,i- pulatetl that . f itilh Caroliu.i. ( !.u!i l- : i ....... na- iii. lev.trn am; expec.S t.i be viiulic i'.e ! 1 y 1 1 1 n . ... n ruisti ng made n. e iiea . i.i '(lt IC III Ca:. sideut. te for I're- A committee composed of piomiuent railroad et!i,Ma!s rt-presertinrr thirty tho.i-.iad milts of railroad has i i .. -en i.i essinti Mr ? ver.il .l.iys in Nw ' York, f..r the purpose of defiling on t Coupler th.it will n.-rV auS.i.) r i,. .n- and frvui Hi away with t sid.tof freight r,,rs ,i..i. Hay w ith the necessity f the e,np:,,es entering etween the i.ui to RMKe a couplin-, as.h-y areot !,ged t,; .' at pre sent with !h link mid pi., couplmg, Whi.-li has proved so destr.ic.Ive of life aim irr, p-itcni (, lVe bt ''a test- HUd BtRtNtic.S I. lVf t)i et) pre-er.'.rt! ti the co!uni'!tee showii '.tf In th- I'n l.e.i !:it. t ir-.' :( !. s ; 'i. i-. l-.n brakeit).-:, kiiV.I an turn I !y. tl.. 4,.,) atO l'I.ip!.-.l ;0r )!!-.. u- .1 riMKI :reju;n- Ku. or paits of t... off, runki'ig a t.-.t i: . '1 -r fot.r. taken i' I il -m i.y Is iiij.) 1 -., Vi.".-,I ui.uh? o.ir,g Men !in l..t.e !. cripples a!j for the. or Callsf. I'll: ..I,! Coupler th:t lias the;- it, .badly wrk ever W..V rh fir:,t trxiu u34 run. The 1 sain- siati 'in s!..)W u.at liutdiejs or! bral. etiier, ut. k,h' ,l ,.Ver y, ar bv usii.- I th.oM I. u I i r..ke.-. It is t,i U- hoped j thai Lhe w.rk uf th.' rjimu.ii.-r will xe- j suit in il-vi,. ,4 leni.-dyfu . whole- ! 3a!e s!.uifc'hi"r. ; t "So f at as I ami the gentlemen c-operating witti MK in lVtiuey ivania tH.lilies are .......-r.i wk. hi ...!-. il 'it min.ti ' thai iueoi.r..me Court of the Mate is the ' bulwark ut the e,.i,r.ti..Us aud WE have ! determined to chai ge lis cotupusdion as rapid') as possible." This UjIJ u'.terauce came from M. i. (.tuv's hps few days before the recent death of Chief Justice Mrrcur of the .Supreme Court, and lie will have a chance to make gojd Lis thrru: wlieu the lt-public4U S.ate Convention mtcts on the 17th of Annual to ujuiiuaie Judy Mercur'sbucc -ssor. ( iaya dictato'ship iu tlie Itepuhlicaa pjikics of the S.ate amply instilled biu in usit;g the ag- . , I . , . ,IV- grcsMve words cobtaibed iu the above quoted pararapl., aud shows that he feels a sublime consciousness in his own political supremacy. S.ill tie may not be powerful enough to accomplish his avowed punvjsc. A few weeks w ill tell. If uay has cot always heretofore baeu the fast frieud of corjratiobs at Har risburg, and if he has not always sah(ed his course responsive to their demands, he has been a much abus-d aud slandered man. His open hostility now to the i Judses of the Supreme Court who, in his estimation, are the "bulwark of the corporations," come therefore, like a tshuip thurxler clap from a cloudless sky. It may happen, however, when tuay cornea :u contact in the Stale Couven- Ii,,) w.th M-M tnes, the big I'hi.ade!- phia bss, with his t. rty-six delegates ; from that city standing solidly at his buck, that the Il-aver county statesman ww. ., corn, 'c. led to admit that "time ihw.s can t't tl n;e as well as others." Tiik I.iin! :li?i at Washizigtoii re p '.s to the I'acifivi Ititlrot l eoLiruis- fcioti, of whic'.i lx Cljvtrm.r I'attison is t I'h.iirruaii, the amounts of public land j gian'.iu to. stiecitil o, and patented pa.et.ltd to . t.e feYeral foil1 p.) Ii it ii Hie under i wS Itt-s' u-ui l)g com pa i , t'i- ( wl:o.-e aiT tirs . The three j j.(..f,c ' C't-nirat l'acifi::, and Kansas Pacific, ' received grants agrrgatii.g 2,:.tt.,tiii. acres. Oniy t.'X),u ti acrrs have been s-lectetl, ltav.rg IS. 7U0.O00 acres yet , rem lining 1 1 he selected. Th grant lo the N -ittieri: Pacirtj rj id is not covered by the IVtti.son inveatigation, but in a : recent r.-port it is set down at the eaor ( U10U3 aggregate Of IT.'H"",!"!!) actes, of , which only si,iiiti il:lTe ten seleceJ. The public lands which the G 'vtTntnent has granted to these four corporations, and which have not yet been selected, . that is pateuted to the companies aggre gate Ol,7uM,Wiu acres, or an area about j eiua: to that of the States of New Vork, New- Jeisey and I'eunsylvania, which ( are set dowu as having ac area of G-V o't), titi ucres. There are farms for millions of people, yet in the West, but Instead of being a fre gift from the governmrnt to th actual stt'ers. will have to be purchased from the railroad ; corporations on heir own term-i. ! Gov. nr.vvKi; lias already vet.w-d ap- propriations acgreg-it-i.jr about Sl.ltHi - : 1-u, ... c ,. , : ., . .. ' u ' l1 W,'!C" appropriations ; in aid f our vartcus charities. (ae very j.n". v'.eo, hr.wvver, was the appro- . priation of cV,cj.i,i,(ni to be wasted on crazy-quilt patcliwotk or. the rickety I old C.ipital. It is announced also, that ! i i. .i i , )-i i . in diap-)i-::ig of the forty odd bills jet to j he I'cted on. he v.ill veto more than .",), hh.i more, thus swelling tils vetoes , to lilo'ii Sl.T'tmO. T!..' or'gia tl pa fo: this wholesale siciglr.tr of ch.tri'.able appropriali-ins was the f ti'uieof the ten' reVeMie bill. As "oetween recalling the I.-g: da'.ure to r er :;ct the uie isure lh: v.a.s d.-feated by Irau I or starving the chanties of the S'.ate, ILe ttjverr.or tiecidedio let the b! v fa'.! upon our humane instiutions, a:.d prrmit fr.uid to assert its omnipo leuc t over t!ie au'h -ji Ity of the Cjmmou- we.i kr;. I he s. rang? sequel to this veto ; of charitable appropriations ostensibly because of the failure of the revenue i I LilI 13 llw 1 t'tcUratioj of the Gov- ( ; emor iiat th new bill would probably ; have rtip.iiniil ed the r cues. i , Iiik repjrt having become current in Xew York that Henry George a?.d Rev. Dr. .Mc;ivon Intended runnine I f.ir fhrf T t-is' itn-u .ii t m'.k for the Le.s.ature next fad, the former j for the .Vnttte and the latter for the : Hotie, a rept iter for the ',, L1 inter viev.ed Geoige on the subject on last Mol ;!iy night at his rrsld.nce. Mr. George sai l : "I g-jesa there are plenty of men ti go to the Legislature without takir.g us. I mn stue I don't want the pt.siii m, lut uti.hcr of us, I think wouM heoliait- to tak tbe ot!i -es if ten dered us il ii. wcnld help a! Lg the great cau-e. I'.u; I thick there will be no necessity of our btiug candidates." In this c .i:e,-tion, s f.4r as ir relates to !.. M JIIjim, it may he stated that the ommif.ee consisting of three prominent uitmttrs o; S:. S.ephen's church lately in his charge, who wtre appointed to prepare a poiitiun to the l'ope to t sigt.ed by Citiivilics IhrnugLout the country Hiking for the restoration of Dr. tl I': . .. -"' oauuei cu t.ie jin.jci ( owing to the tact that Dr. McG ly nn and , his friend.-, do not desire that such a p.-tition Miali be sent. . Tn k supreme Court of (ieorgia has sumndih, .m f i sllsUlnetl lhe wi" f Divid Dickson This makes Amanda Kuhnk b I I ichest n ro in America, w.th a fortune I - of fiOtt.Ux.'. Dickson who was related , to the best families In the Slate, was. i i re the war. one of the heaviest slave- .-u.ria iu me .-ourn, navirg on one , plantation alon-:ji ti negroes. After the ; war h- wis the first pmui-n-ut f irmer I to succeed ut.der the things, and he ran tip a fortune of '". II.- died a b.ichel-.r, avi g many White t-l.ltives anxious for his r.r.in-rtr it.fv ier. disgusted as we!! as disap jio.uied when they ..' isco ered that he leTv wiM in vmiili seven -igh'.sof his p. is. hsiotis iv:'ti let, n his colored mis-fr-ss unl her i!.i lighter, Ani:.:t..Ia. A liL'ht ws ru.tJ. ;.;i the will, the pi.uci p.i'. poiL.1 brl;:g .h.tt it was opposed to pub.i it.-'iry to ptrrjiit a .:.u- man to u:-pi:-eof his j n.pcrty b; his eoi'd illei irrutt lhlren. Tha Supreme (.'-)urt rules thai the riegruts Lave the s iu. "vil ii-hs us while p.. .pie, and the wil! i':'j"t staii'!. A Ji'iiv i? the case agaitiPt Jacob stii-.rp, .'jn York, was Weiitits'lay dfteru xju. obtained on l'laiu farts iu I5rief. Tbe revenue b:ll thai w as defeated by caivfully fr-iuied or revised L J'1 emission " J'Z turn was considered in the two Houses nu.rK thn thrt-w months: was ardently f.iv,.red bv GoVtinor Leaver and every '; accounting Uhcerof the -Slate, and was earnestly opposed i.y the chief corpora- ; t.on icteresis of the S ate. ; Chauncey M. lepew, the President or It is adai:ttd that the new revecue , the Central It lilroad Coiupaiiy. who is biil Uatjsferred a larpa pmportion of the ( a leader aud a seer ainoo the K -publi-taxes collected by the .S.at?. from the , caus of XrW York, recently expressed people to colorations, ai)d ttieie was tneo;i!ion that the issues of the cam gennal cotigiat u'alioo aiuoii the i-eo- p !ijn of 1SKS wo JM Uj the Irih qu s'.ion, iJiat sueli au achiev .uieDt had b-en ' the Labor uuestion. the T in i-ranee tt iined It is an i pm secret that ;t ' might not have Ueu attained, but for a case then ndinj iu the Supreme Court , cf the State, which, if decided in favor ' -t;lw . nmH,rA i t ions much more than the new tax bill. : That deciaiou has bu rendered, aud it j , vf crn-ratis i Tllti lull narf r i ri.Fn lK A icn es a A -"'"" with the Governor, his Cabinet, thf. State Treasurer, the old and the new ' Auditor Genet al, and all approved it More, a:! ersoaal!y urged its passa?- ; all aeciareu it tbe besl revenue Dili ever . - - nr.tn.MwJ .-k t . .1 T .... I . I , t . 1 t , . n did so after having had it undt-r con sideration for months, with the best sources of knowledge ju:t at haud tiovernor 1J ;.iv?r nov iaUoi ites ai aa ' excuse for bow iiig in pitiable submission to a public fraud, that the new revenue j bill was defective ; that i: might not in crease the revenues, and that it does j not equalize taxation. What has he ' learned on the subject that he did nol I legislative session, when he ieisonallv I urged the passage of the bill V Was ha ignornt or msiuctre then i Is he ignorant or insincere uow ? The deieiident party organs which en thusiastically tavoied the bill when Gov ernor D.;aver favored it, will, of course, criticise it now. They would be for the bi.I and for an extra session, if he was favoiabie to them ; and they wi l be against the b.ll aud ag.tirst an extra session, if he is against them ; but has not Governor Heaver learned that the Partv orirans which wobble ar.d tuuiMe . r i , r-tirf ,in ,.0,...:,.i i .n ,iri mould no St ntimect of the people ? The prtsent attitude of ihe revenue bill presents the humiliating s;H-itacle i or a great )inm uweaitu bailed in lis J s-jveieign pjwer by the cunning of a j lobby thirf. Its most imoitaut liw. ; directly alTrcting every c;t!z-u of tlie State and enacted after more consulta i t it'll and labor tlnu was ever eiveu to a revenue measure, is defeated by a crime. 1 and the State bows in chi'd sh helpless nes to its own slame. Tne legislators ; ana me prop. e, a.nios, as un one voice, iiioy ki.c i'uk tuiirncu, tut crime exiaco, a:nj ine majesi ly of . B?a- ; -g's i ttie Late asserted ; but Governor ver is a m!j.n'y asainst tw:l) the Legi la'.ure ana me people ana ne reiuses I uses redrtss to the peop.e and vindication to i monw 'b- ; The liis promptly urg-d an extra station a in on.) uihiuki r.y wnicti . Governor Heaver could vindicate his ad- j mui.s.rat.on m such au emergency ; aud ! only stone-blind partisans or hopeless , Idiots will accuse this jiurnal of stekmg I j lUriial Of Stekillg j t . ... l. .r. , a . . , , . , .-'l M u I V t i Ior LlU1" ihe l'nolic Irish Wder No rrMt re vet n-pnrted. Crews run advised as w hat the gieat mass of the ' shrank instinctive'? from anv r-tini . -. , ' , . " iM,Vnt.iin:ir.,,l..nan,iMi un.. h.t f''... ?1 "h".'? 'uu?. uiou ; mng east from Cheyenne seemed to be K prt)p-Jsel. it w u:d have sustained r"rl ss .if i hfr. ititr.iw'c tf iiulii'vl i u.tls or parties. A prompt call tor i.b txtia s- ssion would have assured the! prompt re-enactmenc of the bill ; it ! wouM h'lvo lic.itcd the lnnKtc-!t but DOW ss!ected i-flK-iaU by the probable- j exposure ot the gui'lv ; it woui l have Coriiru.4!:J,d ,u, hearty audits f the p ople. and i; w ;u'd have enabled a j mighty Commou wealth t ) grapple and ; feat the cs-.me and attempted its dis- ! b--!"' Ti.mi. " Evictions at Iod)Le. i . Dublin, June lu. Evictions at Bo- dykt were tev.imed to-day, aud lliere was a repetition of li e t xciting sce.-ies which have a'.tende 1 nuxi'-rous al'.nnp'.s to evict tenants. Tne ntriff aud his b-.!dj guard were stubbornly resisred at ! the Lous.- of a tenant nmed OTIallo- ; r.n. A hills.de near the house was j covered with an excited mob, which cheered the defendrrs ot the pirmi.ses aud urged them to hold out. OTIallo- ; ran and his party had dug a tri.ch around the luus- and barneaded the ; lower rtx'nis, while the upper portion of j the house was occupied by ten men, in- ; cluiliijg two who had returned from America, and some women. The bail- i iff made an attack on the wall of the j nJU: wita a crowbar, but were received J An in?rector of police with a drawn sword then mounted a ladder placed? against the side of the house, but was' beaten down. A constable wiih a rifle ,-)X(.(j hijyprt ht-xi mtninted the lad- , der, but his head was battered by the i defend-rs. Several cashe3 were ir flic- ; teJ ,ip ,n Lim' ac1 he retired. Another constable also attempted to c'imb the! Ulier, bnt failed. A secora ladJer was . then procured ar.d several coDS-ab'es mounted it, bul were beaten down. Mr. Cox essayed to climb up a ladder to 9-eak to the inmates of the house, but the police prevented him from doing so. Finally a constable entered with a rill and tixed bayonet, bnt the rifle was wrested from him and his safety was imp-riled, when Father II iiman entered and secured a cessation of hostilities. The inmates w-re then arrested, aud th'j w.,rk of eviction was carried out. (overact by Ihe .Moou. Midd'etown, X". Y.. June 12. Harris Gillette, a well-to-do old faimer of Sid- " ' ' n r . a tht. frtl.V.t? y-v f at.;Atin in-,?-.i..ir. bv m .. h;i.;f .7" ni'Hn. Interviewed on the sujtct, he unfolded his creed as follows : "I always go by f e moon's chainr-?, bctuse then I know I'm riht. 1 se. a great deal m the pujers about how to choose a cow, but I can tell you a ru'e " " worm ail the rest. If a cow is born i hen the horns of the moon point down, lnen s,ie win l a ood milker, but it bo w'aen tte hon!, ,oillt sae will run to nothimr but skin and bone. I always butcher cattle and hogs in the Erw of lne m atd I ve a - lrter more meat. I always sow ami I L,t., . rr"V?" 1 1 1 I 1. II, Illu ..un,- . . I I II U m. w.r. An., r n . ; . . .... - . . iiuuj iiwi iu v ue iruoors. i always build fences when the horns of lne moon V"vt UP- aild nut on tl.rt " r,?e". uun lUv noras P,nt mVfences nevTr l3f down ffi? S -hSj rrouse, contrary to my advice, was roofed 'Q the full of the moon, and it 'l1? .and Ust winter all the , cnnureniiaa iiie measles. I once attend ee lr IrT (jt ' fl PJinn m-a.iiKT mn. trr.t l .- the ..lark of ih mom. tut I soon back slide.1 w nidt-rf ul!y. Since then I gor c-tiverred again in the light of tbe moon. and my reiigiou has stuck to me ever since." It Is announced a'5k that Governor leaver, while vetoing many nios rneri tori.nis charitable appropriations has sgned the bi!l appropriatioe 5112,000 to thf s-Hir Agricultural College, of which he is I'resi.lent. and that he has a.so signed the bill appropriating $15 . Uxi for the archirectura! adornment of the (Jovernor'd Mansion. L' rider ordin ary circumstances, there would bo n w mrl . r,ClT r,U'er f. "iap- JO tV' L U," Wtie" D-.r'y K'UW'- 000 cf t e general -ppropri itions, large- ! lv for ei,a; , a t V V : y ior ciiarui-s. have t. b.. viru, t : er.r.;r?e ecorjomy, there will I very ; ( genrral criticisnj of his approval of the i j two appro; riations which personally , affect Limself.-iVi,7it.Jta Tis. . loreiiru !Mie. Mote than a year iau.st eUps- before the two urea, parties of the country will j be in position tor the Presidential cam i paigtj of 133 ; but, e.rly as it is, the prooaute issues ui iuji cuu.csi hum ..uc nrspective candidates are undergoing a lively discussion iu party organs and by politicians wherever assembled Mr. ' question, adthi Tariff. Ib patting the 'Irish question'" hist and Hie Tariff last he rangrd the issues ia itie oider of their importance as they presented themselves . , :. : Amonc the KpubHean puli' icians , wno w rd ,r.ther-d in .Vw Yolk X j bid g by to Mr. li'ait.e the sirne disuo-; -. - i 1 . I : c e : T aillOU lo urag a question ui hhpio i n.iliti into the ,tv con diets of tliis his k,, a .tif t, . mii,. iiMir.lrr Ivfriprl itst-lf. Aim m-elirin of the llepublicau Club of New York, j held on the day of Mr. B aine's depar- i . ,k; iji. n.ar,.,. ..i.ir.i.i n.r Ul. kUJO A I lOll UUC.714SU . b k. . . . ... in a report irom tne mmitiee on. "National Affi.rs.'' which, judging fiom the contents of tht rejrt. shou.d . have been styled the Committee on "In - iHAnl Aff.ir" T,m dwm,rt in guarded language, mentioned the ; "Ulaine Democratic orgrizttions which gave substantial support to the j national ticke. in 1M," ana static inal intse organizations sun remain in exis leucr1. uiiuiaujayru ojr l lid itrpuujitdu party's defeat." In the discussiou of ! the reiKrt (which was adip'ed with : urilv ime disx-rit Inir vote a. snfiiktr itiit I that the committee Had conferred with i I the leading Irish orgar iztioL.s, and j I that they ail wanted the Miine states- j I mac, as he was tho only man who had ; ever Ieeu able to dia w their enemy's fire . , iroai across ibe sea. The demagogic purpse of lugging an Irish question into the foreground of American politics has been m de mani fest, liut what legitim-ate relation can such a qnesti Jii bear to the issm-3 which the people, of this country must solve in their own Government ? The great majority of the American people, with out regard to party or creed, profoundly smpathizj W ith t'je Irish in the momen tous s: rognle ujon wli.cii they hive en teicd. and the "Irish question" can ba diagk.t'd into our ixditics only by vio lence. If there should be in this count ry a parly organization hostile to the Irish in then struggle, ad in sympathy with coi-icion policy of Enc'a-J an Irish ' Question would uecessaii.'y arise in American politics ; but there is no such 1 pirty in the country, and hence theob- trusion 01 sucn a question may be regarded as an Irish Lull of colossal I r.rojiOrtioiiS. j The latest attempt to force the Irish , Question into the toiitics of this coun- nnestioii into th tw-iifi' nf this cnnn lry has met with a most mortifying j repulse for its demagogic authors. ' William O'Urien, the ehuent advocate ! Gf tue irj9tj caUPe, who has just left ttese shores with the plaudits and good wlShea of the American people ringing in nj3 eatSt CoUi,i not we inveigled into the trap that had been cnnr.inHv set. the tran ttiat had been rnnfiinirlv ut ' .. - j - - i tempt to thrust his great cause into the arena of American political discussion. ! His example deserves to be tnken tn i heart bv American mriz-nsof all ii-rti native and natural. zed. To William ! U Liien tne rnsn quts'ion was a cause , and efforts to find her have not availed. It too sa?red to be m.de a football of by i3 gurpted she Las been kidnapped and Is the io!lliciaus in another country ; and, oeing ufcI1 uuUl ,ier captors get all her in tne same spirit of palriotism and ' moa frOQ1 her. pride, the great hotly of the American I citizens will not jK-rmil the questions! A sleeping car of the Duffalo express that exciuaively concern their owu on tll,; t'w orti Ct-ntral railroad, jumped Government to be? belittled and de- graueu i-.y ine intrusion of a issue. tore ign Tbe Cla'ues. the Chauncey iJ.-pews and the othtr smart jHjliuciaus who are seeking to raise an Irish question in this country care no morb for Ireland ai:d the Irish than for the value of one of 'WoodT3 Irish ptnuies. Tbey dare not ( face the important ls-ues of tariff, reve- nue, currency, administrative reform, j and the other problems of American ! jK,litics that press for solution. Tor ! this reason they would gladly welcome ' . . . " J '"jc a (.rreek, a Hulgartau or auy other ex- traueous question that might promise them a mode of escapo from the real issues before the country. In their political bankruptcy they have seized upon the Irish question ; but, with all IkttiT smartneso, the mother, wit of our lellow-citizeus will prove more thau a match for Ihem.l'hilt'JcljJtuiliicord. A Scpator at the Confessional. Senator Ingalls, honored by the He- I publican partv in his election as Fresi- I dent of the Uuited States Senate and ' therefore its chief representative in I official position, at a recent speech at i Abilene, Kansas, made this remark I , have no hesitancy in saying that grant- ing the rignl of suffrage to the colored Ieople has proven an absolute and un- quaiirito rauure. A failure in what ? They were given tbe suffrage in the idea that their votes ' -"DU'1 inais. or Miuaietown. uaupnm would control the iolitics of the South- ( connt hired a horse and carriace on Sat ern Stales in th intereKL of il. i;-r.iihi,- i rday night to convey his wife from the can party, and deter mine doubtful States j at tbe X'otth. The Republicans ex- Iected that iu 'he South the negroes, j not one in a hundred of whom could rend his ballot, would have Republicans j pn.jpts put in their hands Dy Cariet bag leaders aud be conducted to the polls in droves like cattle, there to outvote the whites represent lug property and intelli gence, i ue scueme succeeded ior a time, and a travesty on popular govern- ; ment tifk.l bu- ir nv.til ir .. I ' mHDl ue!d 8W4V uuli y th8 weigtu or us own ignorance, corruption i ever before driven in one sea'on. To pcr and inrqnity. The Ilepubllcan party as ' form the labor in getting this immense a cousequfcuce bas disappear 1 from the amount of lumber down requires over GOO 3 1 ,U gOVerDmeDt aod enand 80 horses, at an expense of more If Senator Ingalls and his compatriots j had heeded th councils of so astute a leader as Senator Morton, of Id liana, at the time the propriety of negro bull-I was unuer uenate, ne would not now be - - - 9m J J m-l till tTV bones of ; party ascendancy by the aid of the ne- ! Sut tht it was not Srihl Thi?n 17C ' ' Z,",JZr ,"lu.e,nalure : v ""Ufia llic 1U1C1IUI ui iiiiuira me lnierior rA.' p.iniii mum. ' .j... ...... U I tain its ascendancy. Tbe nvramid of . - . 8omem; could not be made stition, while property and intellitrence. guided by American brains and courage, ' .-ju..iutru ico uaar. The Republicans have been a long time learning the !essnn nrdint h some of their ablest leaders. Senator Ingalls' confession, however, is to the point. "Negro suffrage," he says, "has proven tin absolute and unqualified failure." Ii certainly has in the sense the senator expecred to garner its fruits. xue negroes will never again vote as "'i viju iu me uavs me senator was jubilant over their'voting power ; and ! a.) inie.iigent, ana candid persons con- i 1 1 - I cede tbe government and the people are i the gaiijers thereby.- -I'hilulcli.hia. , An End lo Hone Keranlnc Kdward Shepherd, of Harrisbure. III.. says: "Having received so much benefit from Electric Bitters, I feel it my duty to let buttering bumanity know it Ilave had a i running sore on my leg for eight years ; my doctors told me I wi b ped or leg inetead, thYee bottl-4 would have to have tne amputated. 1 used. " ii'iee -joiirs or tiectnc JJitters and oon i...-.- n..-.,. . . . . mY 'K now sound and well." Klectric lillu'' old at fifty cents a bottle, and tVac,k,rD'- Arnic lve at 2.-5c. per box by l&rt'l3gbars' nd W' w- Mc ts AnornEi: OTlS. Mr. Annie Maupln. of Gasconade county, Mo., is a well-preserved woman. Me is lis years old. can walk 2 miles at a aueu;u, auu - luiuiuimreu. Thw i . i,, m p.noi. c. is tbelnotberof l2 ,ivinl? children, the eldest . v. VMra . nnnar of whom is 45 years of age and the youngest 17, and she never tas seen tbeni all together. Grtoree Wessel, an Inebriate, was found dead in a cesspool in PUtstmrg on Monday afternoon on premises formerly owned by him. it is supposed that he fell in while drunk aud was suffocated. -An agpd African at Laucaster, S. C, hhout an aCcient :ock-j arpet-bair In his hands, says he never know when it Is going t rain. nd when h t-t anythirx he has samethine to pat it into. -Dauiei s. Kiru, traveliug salesman and 1 ' I shirm'ni' r'i rk for A I ICl..r,nini.or .Knl. . T. ' rin r whole- ",c - 0:,"r l ai etwwn. has abseoDdea. aad nU ac,"""t ' nrly f-JOJ short, the m"-!,t having been secured tv him on a recent collecting trip. A wtdding ring, first worn In 1849. came inlo lhe p3,ion of tne granddauchter of tDe ull t ,M(S,3sor a Pljchster p,,.. K,rl .. x- - and !) i.t it Now. after bix year., it bas been ft"i,"J isardcn which had been regu- j arsy woike l every year. While a number of men were examining I a charge which had failed in Itahn & Kauff- man's stoi e quarry, near Lestport, Berks connty, on Monday, it exploded, fatal y in- 3urinu Francis I KauiTiuan and Philip Scliaefljr, and severely injuring three A human skeleton was uneartned the other day on Tassaic streL Newark, by a kaIlt? 0j WOikmen while grading the street. rije iee'.h Indicate that it was that of a man of about ;v) tears of age. It is supposed to have neea a i.ero slave, and has probably been iu the ground for 100 years. Kib-rt Stevens, of Tarentuni, who was terribly ii.jured In an explosiou of gas at a gas well at Macksburg, Ohio, bas sued John Den man aud Mills & Mullin, of Macksburg, for ?50,0oo damae?, charging that they knowinuH sut'j.-cfed him to the danger which requited in his injuries. Thomas I'-lair. of Shippensburp, Pa . stopped a train the ether day in time to avert I n illegitimate daughter of Dickinson, a (-aiainitv. S m cross-ties had been placed j When dying he willed her J400.000. A con on the track. Blair was overwhelmed with I test of the will thus made is what the Su- t,:aIjks at t'" ,ia" Dut he nas s;nce heen t arrested and held in f 2.000 bail, charged I witn Putting the ties on the track himself. One day la.t week about forty men at llelena- Mont- toolt fn,tn npK wl" attempted to outrage Mrs. Talk and hanged n,m to a ,rf-e lw tt)e Court House. The lit-uro nas famured a few minutes efter h left his intended victim. He confessed before dting. Discovery has been made at Omaha, Neb., tr.at conductors aud brak men on the Union Pacific Kailroad tiave been carrying on SvsretnAtir rilOwrv l)1r that. ovnnaA1 ,., rh. o..i,,ji. t j .-. u.. ... v .. j j u mrr auuaiiuio ibuau. L,ls' fa" Mrs" AIl'rt brooks, of Juniata. Mich., went to D-nver to receive fSO.OoO aud i other property, her interest in an unrtle's i estate. She has not returned to her homo 1 a switch on Friday last, at Spuyten Duyvil, at seven o'clock in the morning. The car was overturned and badly smashed. The occupant-t, twenty eight In number, were severely j Jttled and several were bruised, but ro s-tious inju'-ies are repo-ted. Thomas Sevens, aj;ed fifty five years, and I. is wite. from Denver, Col., guests at the Occidental Hotel in Xew York, were discovered in their room on Monday uncon scious and all but smothered by gas. They ,iad apparently blown ot.t the t: ,;,"; 7, Z, , k V. tumiriK ir off wheu retiring. It is probable tliar .... r,., Tl00 their way to Europe. An Iowa man has just shipped 300,000 young pine trees from Black River Falls. I Wis., to Iowa, to be transplanted. n has , made a shipment nearly every, year for the j last 30 years, and says that his experience is j that these trees are the most thrifty and ( hardy and make the best w ind breaks of any tree mat nas yet. Deen triea on tne lowa nrirlae . ' -Anna I'Odgera. a young lady employed at 6,eana ,RUD,lry ln Meadyille, came near b',nK tbe victim of a fatal accident Monday afternoon. Her long hair was caught by a rapidly-revolving shaft, and in an instant was wound up to her head. Her screams brought assistance, the encine was stopped, and she was released before being seriously Lurt. t- . . country- to her home. The animal being observed in front of Landis house for sev- eral hour, a search was made for the occu- pant rf the building, who was found dead alongside of hs bed. having expired, it sup- posed, while undressing. The v. idow of tbe deceased was his fifth wife. A Connecticut lumber man Is i tinning rinirn fVia trTTcfm 5tf rlf&n m . w, t.. r.rv OOO.OOO of spruce lumber, ,nnt;f.. .1. . ,.A . . . ...., a much lirger nnanlilv .n l. r Mk .- -uw a UBy' me xiarrisDurg Tele'jraph says that a woman named Sowers, living on the Tittle farm. Derry township, claims to be be- witched through the influence of a neighbor Tit, . a . to.BiB Vi.r i. 117 .aT..'"K which through all manner of ugly con- tortions. meanwhile keening its eves rivplod tortions, meanwhile keeping its eyes riveted . - upon ner- Manv PP,e nave visited the arm and seen the peculiar phantasy which bas possession of tbe woman . A rime special from Columbia, S. C, says : A dual with razors oecured near vA.tr c ri . . " Z , ' 7 t . y' V pals were tw0 duskv Amazons and the druff, S. C, on Tuesdav cause was a mutual sweetheart, whose entire affections were claimed by both. The women fought until they succumbed from exhaustion caused bv loss of blood. Both received severe and perhaps fatal wounds. . They fought with keen razors, which were skillfully manipulated " ln Chicago, on Thursday of last week, A W tJ a. t ... I l"r trs"lenl3 ,n l" neignoorhood of a encerie in that city, were aroused by an unusual noise among the animals. An in - , of the attendants on the ground. Above hi... tl. lir.r. . ... .t , .... ,lu irsni-u wnu ine restra"'ng bars. Dccaber was terribly ,aera ted and had nearly bled to death by tue lime assistance bad arrived. When he recovered consciousness he stated that he bad none to sleep on the top of the cage containing the lions. The first thing he knew was tbe beasts bad dragged bis leg through the upper bars of the den and were clawiDg and biting the flesh. They pulled him off the roof, and be fell down on the floor fainting, but how the excited lion came to let go of bis leg he does not know. Go to GEIS, FOSTER & QUIXX'S, Clinton St., Johnstown, Pa.? for Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Stair Pads, Stair Rods. Stair Buttons, Oilcloths, Linoleum, Lace Curtains, Feathers, m . . r i urcoman uni'iains, jiaoras vuiiain uuuun uil-., l 1 i 1..,.. Ullfll IU11UU 1UIU JIll'US IIIU Lord Salsbury utilizes the current of the Itiver Lea to light his house, thresh his corn, cat his chaff, grind his ilour. pump his water and everything else that wants doing at Hatfield. Americans are finally Invited to take part in the international Exhibition which is to be held at Melbourne, Australia, in lssS. The exhibition will be kept open for six months. Reports from Manitoba show the wheat acres. Oats and barley show a decrease, but the general condition of the crops is reported favorable. In the case of forty persons In Harlem sickened by milk, it was found that the milk came from cows suffering from foot rot. The milk from one of these animals sickeued a rabbit in fifty-two minutes. The shrewdest tramp of the times just turned up in New Vork State. A rag ged, lame and dirty fellow visited the stores in succenMon and begged a cake of soap. The purpnee was so apparent that tie was rarely refu-vd. After putting in a day solid at this lie held an auction at night and dis posed of his day's plunder, which was large. The result was a neat sum, enough to keep him In luxuries for some time. The famous Daniel Dickinson will case was decided on Monday last by the State j Supreme Court in favor of Amanda Eubanks, the colored legatee. Amanda Eubanke was prenie Court decided, holdine what whites and blacks are on an equal'ty so far as in heritance goes. Fifteen years ago James Good, of St. Louis, Superintendent of the Mississippi Vallfy Transportation Company, wf-nt down to Helena, Ark., to see about a steam boat that blew up opposite the Whittaker plantation. He then saw Mrs. Whittaker once. She was married and so was he, but when. In the course of time, Mr. Whittaker and Mrs. Gcod both died, the two eurvivors bean a correspondence that resulted in their marriage the other day. Mr. Good is 50 years old and his bride three years older. Eleanor Paston and Amelia Clgge. Mormon converts, were takan from England to Silt Lake City and placed in the house of Elder Biscom. The Elder, who had three wives living, wanted to marry them, but lne' objected. lowered themselves out of the window one night, and with the aid of a friendly Mormon procured male attire. boarded a train and came East. Mirts Clenge secured a situation in Omaha, and Mist Fas ton is with relatives in Williamsburg, N. Y. Jabez Hall, an aced and reputable planter, living near Mariana, Ark., adver tised for a wife, and the answers were so numerous that he was at a loss how to choose. Uia gigantic intellect came to his rescue, bowever. He gave each applicant a number, ar.d, writing the numbers cm seps. rate cards, blindfolded bis little grandchild and had her draw- a card from the box. He is now corresponding with the Jady to whom the card had been allotted, and it is pro bable that a wedding will result. The Carlisle Indian Training School sent seventy-three pupils West on Monday, rearlv all .if whnm Isrrt rmv.nlata' Ilia ' - course of the school. They were mostly of r ... .. i the Sioux tribes. Tlie customary annual examination of the institution will be dis pensed with on account of the extensive building now In progress. One building i being erected over one hundred feet in length by thirty six in width. It will be three stories high, and will be paid for by contributions made by pupils of the school and by citizens. Among the bills signed by Gov. Bea ver on Tuesday ninht were the following ap propriations : Geoloeical survey, ?rf.ooo ; for hospitals In bituminous coal regious, f 00,000 ; for miners' hospital at Hazleton. SoO.ooO Tbe acts providing for the punishment and prevention of disorderly conduct on passen ger trains and taxing store orders, checks, etc., repiesenting the wages or earnings ot an employe, were Doth vetoed. The Gover nor believes tbe semi monthly wages sill gives the employe all the remedies provided for by the the latter bill. A few days ago a tortoise was found on the farm of Mr. Henrv M. Kenler nenr j Middletown, Ms., which bad the initials "c- s- " aDl1 the date "lTOl" cut on theshell. This find caused Mr. Kepler to look up his oli deeds, and among them he found one, j dated 175t., conveying the farm to one Caper , Shoat, and he is now satsfied that the initials j on the shell of the tortoise are those of tin f.rnl... e m r, ... .. former owner of the farm. How old it was when thus marked 12i yearj ago cannot i "owu. iug tortoise was again set at i n-ritrr. auu in a lew Hours thereafter had disappeared A singular series of marriages hat ( rurnihed amusement for the people of , Fayette county. Ga.. during the last two j years. There were five llamby boys, and j the same b umber of Starnes girls. As the , namby boys began marrying off Mr. , Starnes's daughters by detail he protested but in vain, the last couple eloping and get i "" i,cu Bl tiouesooro on oaiuraav last ting married at Jonesboro on Saturday last. Mr- starn- Wlf us outwitted va tv v v w nam UJ L I1C mother, and almost by force put her in his busjgy aud riding off to Fayetteville married her, thus completing the circle of family union. nrui, ui iiih 1 1 1 1 1 1 v (k v i.v I , i om iiAmt -.. The death of Daniel B. Alger at his homelln Bronxville, X. Y., last Tuesday is thought to have been due to poison from black and gold striped stockings which he purchased in Paris. lie returned from Europe in May in vigorous health. A few days ago he called in Dr. A. M. Campbell, of Monnt Vernon to prescribe for inflam mation of his feet, lie grew worse, and j an acute attack of Brlghfs disease set in, j resulting In bis death. Dr. Janeway, or : New York, who was in attendance during , the latter part of bis illness, thought the ! primary cause of the disease was from ! poison In the dye of tbe striped hoe he J 1 wore. j chicken tnief sect to tn n,ot-..ti,.r r..r . I . l-"."iiu)iry ior n tiria c.r Cvj jiiir. Us CLviiited from j Uayton with a two horse covered spring wagon, and was always careful to do hiB stealing out of his county, generally iu i ( Greene county. It is known that his profit ruD as high as flOO per week foi several months. Hut about the close of the season I , he was captured in the act of loading his j ! wagon from one Joshua Barnett's hen-roost I I o...l A .... . iuauc iu auiieuuer a; me DJUlZle or a shot gun. He would drive to the scene of his depredations in the night, and would J sometimes capture as many as 300 fowL , -i..i. 1 CARL RI VIv, I LIS, PRACTICAL -AND DEALER IN- M, .a . ml ;V t. ,5? Eto- - LT- .: 1,-'- . ' ' A-1 si f i r - . . u 1 : . -r . . Hricl actura. r pnaranu--i Sod tbe onlv aiolut-l7 i .. . a n mm v mm. . . , i . . Ma ftjjjjiAata vet Ititl. iw i.i i'-iouL.i.iiii;. i.ui.iirji.-, oii.i mumiimg I'-ru-s. uincrtui Biyies, prices iroia Midi in rmr adivtc rn i jmin, urn. anij Tn larppta madn with rrf tit .nr aftrUfty sbuts LaJ a ra.tv befn flreil fcl.ota. Tljt-s- traDR carry -ii n. arly ail wc tt.wa.. s accural; auu le.iaiv. , ' -Tvi M t. ' A Men. I f i h i a ft V'n.TM bim Had lirk.'n 1 wru mn t-tit l vr. yrr:rrmt of j. t, r.inj f ii ,i at -iiily 8f n-iuxh bao i Iistc: Ii.Wtiu To t hO' who r.-iT"r from tie ix. .ry ltror u ir-w Trwir fiKino with Mtenii of yir fwn.i'j, and wrtr? RUPTURED PERSOWS can tiao FREE NOTICM. IN THE ORPHANS' COt KT of the I'cunty ot Cambria. To Hie l.eirn anJ leiral rtpre-cn tatives of K!i7. N-ilile. lirea?ed I!ktio : You are l;erely c' te-1 to he anl diear tc tore the lules ot the t irphsntt' t :.mrl. to he l.c.d al tLensl uri;. on the 1st Monday 01 June nrnt. then anl tht re to acceia or reluse" If take the Keal l-t:ite ot Eliza NoMe. Jweaiwil. at the RppraieI valuation put upon ft I.y an it ueft duly awarded hy the F.nd 4'ourt. or p'itow raute w!iy tC trustee e'hould not t.e apiiointed to pell th same. JOSKI'll A.. eiK A.Y, Sherl'f. Shritr i Hfiee. KbcnslU"K. ( April -JV. I-S7.-4W. R, L. JUHNS'.OV . I. EICK, A. W. BICK. JoliDston, Buck it Co. Money Received on Depsit, . INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIKE DEMMTS j COLLECTIONS MADE . AT AU AX-KhBIBI.K rOlKTP. I) HAFTS on the rrincipal Citir I Ko merit nl sll nn A a General liiXxii Business Trausactcfl. : ACCOUXTS SOL1C1TKIK A. W. RUCK, Cashier. fct.eiu-t.uns, April 4. Its4.-tt. TIIIAI. LIST, mroM. wkhic, jr. mi: tkkm. i- Sji ri Jer Hipp? a IV: oy i. Kunman IJilan 1 I 'ondou DilK-rt slick I.eniux iiv:-. H'tfirer Willi.llUB Hcor Km use Siny.lor It.-iid'.n Steele Hxttt:rm:.ii Mi-KenT.ie. K.tert. l 'athi':.rt Talltnnn Smecd'-r tirr nse rlaM Header .v.. Mell'.n. .Vj;. I,Hlit7V. v. H..U.n.- .v.-. i'il-.on. .v. I.. ). rmilt'a K' lu.rry. .i s. St.irey. . .Ijin.-s. ..v. shoemaker, .vj .;V'.T.tir.. . i . U.-liey. '.'(.. l.cv. . u)e. ..v. Hums, et ux. . .v.. sters ol Mercy. v- C'ti.-"or. ..vk. . 'rum. i . ii iker. . i-. l.ntK. ..vk. Iiw.-ll'a House In.". ' v-. rarrifli. ... .-. l'l:. ik. ..vs. S'nay. . v-- tiu-Jy. . v Ki'tH.On:; Ins. l.i. Kcid u. A. H U..M KKU. Hro'thy. I'ro'thy'e liltlre, t"lfni.i.urjt. May 1". lST NATURE'S CURE FOR CONSTIPATION, i. hi in. t: ukmi-.u. For Sirk Mnmarh, lor 1 orpiil l.lrer,; ' liili.tuR HpBila.-he, loM.TcnoH. Tarrant .fTcrcreHt i ShUzpi- A i-rijit. It is e.-rtain tr. iw etttu 1 It in gentle In ttg acti n. . It Is pa In lea hie to the tafte. It can le rell.-.l ' upou to euro, an.l it cures ' i.y avsi'itintr, no hy outrHK- ( Inir, nature. lo l.ol take ' .'.lent puruativef your j elvcs .it allow yuur'ehil- : Sick-Headache, ; trcu to take them, always ue thitt I'letant ihar- .luteal ; r. imr Jtlon, JtNO DYSPEPSIA. I. : .-Ii Lai. tcen lor more thau j..rtj y. ars a put.IJ-. lavorlre. Said by rfruyyal. rrriir'ii-rt f IRGINIA FARMS FOR SALE. lj tarn. p. ao to 10,110 arr.- at i to h'2. ocr acr. IriKu m&rk.-ts. Healthy cuiuaw. fravor. hie pr.isM?cls W "i for rin ularsc iuiait:lT!K deM-rtptinn. S..p f I'Yl.E K lnHAVKV, PATENTS HENBY WISE GARNETT. Attomey-at-Law. WASHINGTON, D. C. tVfors to Jj National K'tiikWaahineton. I. 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I !.. frame w.I. frr-. tit i r- j . t' T M'tUc III till lo M 1 II A 1 A-Iiu'r ..I ',k -in .! 'lM-n-':.! vp.. Ap::. I-: i n.y. 17. 1. immm.y. I'olh-tes written at h.rt ti-!'- " ' OLD RELIABLE "ETNA" An.l lir 1'irxl ! t .i..""t.'- W. DT( K, FSiili iS:l!MS:un!X lHI.MMK.NfKI HV:iM 1794. Ebecshurj;, July til. ivsi. i I ' i I- Ml jt r . j . Wis ,( -, ' ELV CUE AM llMX yj Jii if t a li'fiult tnuif or poirtU r. - intt nostriU ixquu'kli rt;,f J- r ", Viclmi'l. Albiy inflammation- J' "1' -store he & mm tflit ELY BROTHERS, Vrahn;hU,00'yu
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