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ay-Legal builnetl of all klndt attended to
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON',
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hi. prolaeaioonl Mrrieoa to the citit.nl of tltarne Id
end vicinity, and the public generally.
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PHYSICIAN t SUKOEON,
nAVINO looated at Oeceola, Pa., offrrt hl
profeiilonal eerTieee to the ptopla of that
jlaoo and iurroandinf oountry.
kM.AH tail, promptly attended to. Off.ee
and reeidenct on Curtia it, lormorly oeoupied
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DR. M. L. KLINE,
SURGEON DENTIST.
HAVING located In Wallaeeton, Clearfield
eonnty, Pa., offeri bil prufemonal eerrlie.
to tUo ptoplo OI '"at piaoe,
tonntry. All work jur.ntd, and cb.rge.n...d.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
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Clearflcld, Ptnu'a.
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Clearfield, Penn'a.
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j30 Clearflcld, Pa. ly
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ATTOnSEY AT LAW,
Clearfield, Pa.
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ISRAEL TEST,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clearfield. Pa.
ajat-Omoa ia tbt Court Iloaae. TJyll.'"
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clearflcld. Pa.
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Drue 8lort.
-Prompt attentioa eiren to tbt eeeurlng
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ATTOUXEY AT LAW.
OOot on Btoond St., Cltarteld, Pa. norll.rie
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PHYSICIAN & SUHUt-U,
HAVIStt located at I'eunfi.ld, Pa.. ofTera hif
profoaeional rvicea to the people of that
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Lttended to. c'' U tf"
AUCTIONEER.
II r. anderliencd will attend to tbt sal tag ano
rwnore wunii
Charrea n
. h. , th limita of
erriof ol aaica
... jelu .nnntv ob .hurt notice.
liraru.w -7 iil-v
aonatiie. uor 1 p.
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CHARLES SCHAFER,
LAGER BEER. BREWER,
ClrarHeU Pa
rented Mr. Entree" Brewery nr
TXAVISO
i ha A.tvoulcturt oi upu.wi .
lTrie.iT. th. patron... of all tbt o Id an; aaany
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THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEA11FIELD, PA.
WEDNESDAY MORNINO, JAN.5H, 1870.
Till-: WOKS-OUT PONT OP TVP10.
I m lining by the dwk, George j
Ketor. me on tho floor
Tlicre lira a worn-out limt of type,
Full twculy thousand acore.
And many month, have paaard, George,
Hinoe tney were bright and new,
And many are th. tal Ihry told
l'Ue ial, the itraiige, tho true.
What lain, of horror they nave told,
Of teoipcat and of wreek i
Of murder in the midnirht hour,
Of war MX many a -rpeok !" "
Uf .hip. that loit away al aea
Weill di.wn U'for. the blaal ;
Of etirlrd oriea of agony
Aa life1, laat womeuta paaatd 1
Of eartbquakca and of auicidca,
Of tailing erupt of cotton,
Of bank dvlaultera, broken banki,
And banking ayatftui rtteni
Of boilrra bur.tin'g. alcamboaU anagged,
Of riota, ducli fought,
Of rohbera with their prey ewaped,
Of IbiCTCl their booty caught.
Of tood, and Sre, and accident,
Thoae worn-out tvpci have told;
And how the peatilt-tice baa awept
Tbe youthltil and tbe old ;
Of mar'riagca, of birtha aud doalht ;
tit thing to plevc or Tex ui:
Of one niau'a jumping orei board.
Another gnne to Texaa.
They've told ui how tweet Bummer dart
klavt faded Iron, our rtrw.
How autumn', chilling wiuda bar. awept
The leaf-oruwncd foroat through i
H"W winter'a mow bath gone and coin.
liark reign of lUirrn aud .trite
And how tbe tiuiling apring hatk wanned
The pale flowera bark to lift.
I can't pretend lo mention half
My inky frirnda have told,
Pino, ibining bright and beautiful,
Tbey iaauW from tbe mould.
How auto iue tbvy joy bare brought,
To other, grivfe and teara;
Tet faithfully th. record krpt
Of ft recedmr year.
Mowry (riven it; ami upon thai Iho
boartl proceeds to iniike up tlin rolurn ;
llmt i tho action of tlio majority ol
tho liourd of return jmljos and it i
ccrtiried ly tlio majority of tlio board
und the clvrks who aro a part of tho
organization ; Jlr. Howry's certificate
is also appended to it. If wo ndmit,
for thosaka of argument, that -Mowry
hud no right to sign the paper, still
tlio board was a duly organi.ed board
of dialrict return judgon. Tho clerks
that wero thcro aoloctud and signed
this return. Tho majority of the
board signed it, aud more thnn all,
tho whole of the people of that UintiioL
aro represented In that return. How,
eir, wo have before thcKcnale a return
signed by the majority of the board,
attested by tho clerk and representing
tho whole people, ogainnt a return
signed by no clerks, by but one judgo
and disfranchising two hundred voters
of the district, und upon that, I ask
this Senate to determine whether
they will make the tcrriblo precedent
hero of adopting tho latter and reject
ing tho former; whether they will
turn out a roan legally returned as
elected and put in ono who comes
here with a paper representing a mi
uoriiy of the judges and a part of tho
people. Gentlemen upon tho other
side say that tho return of Hieksof the
vote of Somerset county is to bo taken
as conclusive and the action of the
board to be regarded as null. Surely
no lawyer who aspires to bo a states
man should contend for so narrow a
construction. When tho rightsof the
pooplo are involved, technicalities must
yield to tho broad viewa that equity
and natural right inculcate. When the
rights of sufirago and representation
aro involved, tho highcBt duty of the
lawyer is to so construe the iaw that
tbe largest liberty consistent with the
scoH3 unu purpose ft tlio enactment,
shall bo attuincd. Theso papers are
to be taken as a whole, and from the
two we must erect a single return ,and
from the fuoo of both, taking the high
lloiiso miiHt judgo who shall prima
facie ho sworn in ns nieinbsrs."
Ho goes on to arguo that thoso, hav
ing the highest number of votes, were
entitled to bo sworn, and tho amend
ment of Sir. Pershing, which was in
favor of tho cortilicate, signed by a
majority of tho return judges, was
voicd down by the llounu, and I find
that four members of tlio Senate
voted with tho majority. They were
in tho IIouto at that tiino. They are
hero to voto upon this question to
dy. The doctrines advanced then on
ono sido aro advanced now upon the
other. This question confronts them
now junt as it did in 1HG."). They
woro .Messrs. Billingfoll, Olmsted,
Wjitt .und OtUirhout. These four
Senators voted to give to the gentlemen
who bad tlio highest number of voles
on the fuco of tho returns the right to
a seat.
What was thero in those returns
conipurcd with thoso f There u ma
jority of tho return judges gave the
seats to the smaller nuinuer ol voters,
against t return by the minority in
fuvnr of u larger number of voters.
There tbe ninjorityof tho House bad
the substance only ; hero we have
both tho form and tho subslanco, be
cause hero a majority of the return
judijtt haw certified to the highctt num
ber of rofM,so that thcro is no room to
err. Ilore is a majority of tho board
and the majority of tho wholo voto,
and gontlcincu cannot, itsoems to mo,
go back upon tho record that was
made in IStio. The men who bad the
majority of tlio board and tbe minority
of tho w lolo voto were turned away,
und tho nen who had the majority of
the whole Vote and the minority of
tho boarJ of return judges, wero ad
mitted. Tho seat was xifen to the
men who had tho highest number of
THOS. S. WASHBURN,
SCALER OF LOGS,
Clen Hope. Clearfield County, Penn'a.
THE tubaerlber bat dtrotei wiurh tlm. and
"."7- to tbo MALIK? ,";;
laktl ihlt mtlbod of od.ring ku ..rrlcea to tbo..
who may need them. Any lunner '-""-
tan b. bad by addretelog at abt.a,
AKGUMENT OK
rea- Brewery ne . r- iivi
to boainc and SENATOR WILLIAM A. WALLAUL, I est number of votes given, we must
Of Clearflcld. upon the Qurntlon of the , ascertain who has tho majority, and
Prima l acle KiBht of tUr-ant Flutj ay j ( coneodo the nrtma f".i'r right to
to a !eat at Krnaiur from the Twentieth i , . , ., , . ' f .
UlitrTct! to the en.te. Jan. 7, lr1. this scut- Such is my view of the law
, and of our duty, and in this I am fully
I trust, sir, that the wme oui ny juugo aui. , u.n
vs. j-,wint;, in iii
je!0tf
TEE GLORIOUS DEMOCRACY.
Tho Indiana Ileniocrutie State Con
vention was held at Indianapolis on
the 8tli instant, and covered itself all
over with honor. Instead of the
nonsenso and moral cowardico of tho
National Convention of 18G8, which,
under tho lead of "smart politicians,"
wont about hulf way towurds nigger
ism, it endorsed nothing that tho
traitors, lunatics and fools havo been
at for ten years past, but, on tho con
trary, rejected everything in conflict
with tho Constitution of the country.
This is the position, tho only position,
that tho Democracy can siuna ny.
Indiana has set a noblo example, and
wo trust tho Dcmocraoy everywhere
will soon organiie on tho samo basis
utter hostility to everything for ten
years past in conflict with the Consti
tution of the father.
We can give our readers no sounder
arguments than are to bo found in the
resolutions, and we therefore publish
tho wholo series. They are worth
reading and pondering over because
of their gonuine domocratio tono, and
it would be well for Pennsylvania
to onco moro imitato her weftern
sister by laying down a similar plat
form at the first opportunity :
Rnatvd, That tbt Democracy of Indiana, ia
drlrgate t onrention aaaemldid, declare that the
Federal 1'nioa, with all the pghu and dignity of
th. Bereral Matea, ebonld b. preserved, and to
ecur. that great national blrning th. I undula
tion niu.t be rcBpeoted and obaer.ed, and every
approach to eeotralitrd deppotinu defeated,
whether attempted by Cougreo or th. Eteculira.
HrmuletA. That recent event, bav. more than
ever convinced aa of the infamoua and reTolutiou-
UNOW M.Aki:.
Out of the hoaom of Ihe air,
Out ol the ebiud folda of her gwmienta ahakeu,
Over lb. woodland, brown and bare,
Over the harve.l A. 1.1. foraakeu,
Hilrut, and atift, and alow
Ileaoroda the enow.
Etch an our cloudy fanclra take
Suddenly ahiipe In eom. divine expreaaiun,
Even aa the troubled heart doth make
In the white eounlenanoe emittvaioa,
The troubled iky reveall
The grief it fctU,
Tbit 1. the poem of Ihe air,
rllowly in ailent ayllablee recorded,'
Thit ia the eecrot ofde,Hiir,
ijong in ita eloudy buoai hoonled,
Now whi.pered end revealed
To wood and Bold.
rotes UDon tho returns, treatin"; OOtll .r,haracter of the lleeonilnictlon meaanre. M
11 IS lor tills .0 inva.ioa oi to. '""K" "6
Uie people o! all tne euiw,
SURVEYOR.
AVID REAMS, l.utheribarg. Clearneld Co.,
Pa, offert bit aerricea aa rurvo.vur ...
,t..l .nd of the county. All call, win o. ...cm,
to promptly, and th. charge, moderate. n.io
Di
euavcYoa.
riUlE nnd.raigned offer, bit aerrioet at a Sur
I t.tot, and may be lound al hi. realdenoa, in
Uwrenc. town.h.p. Uttart will rca.h kna ti-
""may IST P" JAMES MITCHELL.
JOHN L. CUTTLE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
And Ileal Relate Apcnt, Clearfield, Pa.
Office oa Market ftreet, .pprail. tht jail.
4r-Rfpoctfully offera bia aervlcea la tolling
and buying landa la Cl.arfie.ld and adjoining
eoanttot ; and with aa txp.ri.net of oe.r twenty
y.art aa a aurrayor, t atttrt himitlf that kt can
raadtr taUifaetloa. febM.'SJ tf
WM. M. McCULLOUGH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clearfield. Pa.
CBea oa Markat atra.t one door aat of tbt Clear
laid County Bank. may4,'S4
John B. Orria. C. T. Aleiander.
ORVIS Sl ALEXANDER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAIC.
Brllefonte, Pa. aeplJ.'Si y
OANIEL M. DOHERTY
BARBER & HAIR DRESSER,
SICOND STREET,
CLEAR PI ELD, PA.
Jytt
THOS. W. MOORE,
Lanrl Survevor and Conveyancer,
nAVINO recently located In the borough of
. . ..4 nnanl th. tiracllce of
Laml P.r.eving.r.'.peo'foHj'''"'1'- bi. preje..
ional ice. W tic owner, of and .peculator, in
land! in Clearfield and adjoining countice.
Peell orconvevanet noauy e.r.-u
Olfic and reiidtmee ont door e.at of Kira
Spenoer't .tort. Pr" '"'-
111 tliut case
there wero two returns. One signed
by a majority, tho other by a minori
ty of the board. Tuking them togeth
er, Ewing hud a majority of the whole
vote.
In discussing the case the Judge
savs: "The direction of tho law
looks to one return or certincnie oi
N. M. HOOVER,
W holeaale A ItelaU Dealer in
Tobacco, Cigars and SnuiT,
Two door, eaat of Ihe Pott OSice,
MARKET eTKEET, CLEARFIELD, PA.
.A large ..eortment of Pipet, Cigar Caa.a, A..
a Wlf I on baVOU. - '
Senate will not adopt tho precedent ion m Ihompson ts.
that is here attempted to bo adopted, Brewster s Heports),
!.. . , . iimM u-.mtu-n riitnrn
and that they w-ill not vioiaio me
plain letter or tho law of the Com
monwealth, as this proposition un
questionably does. Vi e nave by tho
report ol tins commutes two questions
before us one of these return is
signed by three judges, the other ono
it signed by one judgo. One of them
Is attested by two clerks, the oilier is
not attested in any form. Each pur
ports to 'v tlio lolca of a..li tf tl.ej
counties composing the district Bed
ford, Fulton and Somerset. The votes
of Bedford and Pulton aro found to be
identical upon each return ; the vote
of Somerset differs in thereturn signed
by tho single judge from thnt signed
by the threo judges and the clerks.
Each professes to bo the return of the
wholo district. Ana ncre comes tne
diflicully. What is a bourd from
which la to emanate the return Uon
w hich the firtmri in right of a Sen
ator to a seat upon this floor is to bo
hnsed? Is it tho act of tho return
judges of the county of Somerset in
nnmmg a. sinio iuuhiuuiu m vm.;
tho return of that county to tho dis
trict board! Or is it tho concurrent
act of threo men, ono from each
county, each a judgo, who have met,
election, based upon the compulation
of votes, and not two or moro uitler
nt mtiirnsof election lor the same
otlice ; for tho law contemplates tbe
election of but ouo persou, who shall
have received tho highest number of
vi.ti-n fur llio otlice uesiifrated. v
Miners tis ono return.
wo now contend. This, wo cluim, is'
tho law of tho land. No man who
reads t'io decision in the case of!
Thompson and Kwini; can doubt it.
No technical argument can gainsay it.
It seems to mo mo rigni oi juruin
Findlay to a scut upon this floor is as
plain as the sun at noonday, if tho
right of representation given to every
citir.cn ff the Commonwealth is to bo
repoc'od in this tho highest furum
known U her constitution. Nobody
disputes; that tho return from Alle
gheny township lias been omittod in
one of tSeso returns. Thnt is a part
of this 'ase. Tho voto of Allegheny
township, in which two hundred men
Voted, has been omitted, by that re
turn usder which Mr. Scull asks the
scat. Senators cannot deny the
churgo that I make npon them now
that thev are about lo disfranchise by
ttieir act tho voters ol AiiegnetiV
township, and that they cannot and
tlnro not throw upon them the charge
single
JfMored. That lb. Independence of lb. Fa-
p rente Vtwrt of the I'niled i-tale. ia oential lo
Ilie eaiciy ano error,. w. .
nit a-a ilerlarc that tbt meaauroa of CoorreM
having in view the detraction of lb. power, of
that Curt to adjucale on the enactmenta ol v-on-gn-.a
i. a dangeroua frridene of lb. naurpationt
o( th. legislative over tbt judicial departinenU
of tbe l.overnment.
K..lr.J That we are in favor of a tariff for
Ihe revenue only, and we demand that the burden
of taxation .ball be fairly and equally a lJoHed.
OUR SATURDAY NIGHT.
NO UOME !
This Saturday night- the wind
howled ns it whirled by, lifting dirt,
dust, rags, and the like from tho street
to dash them in tho faces of those who
hurried ulong. And it was cold, shiv
ering, garment-searching, as if in an
ger at ono who would be comfortable.
The heavy omnibuses rumhle by over
the fror.en pavement. Tho horses
seemed all in a shiver tbe driver sat
ooundini! his tdoved band on bis
knee, bis fuco well muffled, as the 'bus
turned from Broadway into Four
teenth street. Every one was hurry
ing to reach home, or somewhere.
-nil"
Too lato. We sprang lo catch the
horses lo a curriage. The driver
turned out to meet the omnibus. A
little, little ragged girl ran to cross
the street did not notice the team
two gentlemen sprang at the same
time with us to save her, but too late.
The carriage, with its driver in
livery hurried on, as ir it were not
worth while to pick up a ragged little
girl!
We helped bear her into a store.
Her little face and hands were blue
with cold. Tho little calico frock and
tbin petticoat did not keep the cold
from her body. The ragged shoes
kept her feet from cold pavement, but
thcro were no stockings or littlo pan
tics to keep per aukles and legs
warm.
The roor little thing moaned and
shrank away as we placed heron a
Then llnow donn the pen
go out Not In lli. Iiimics of the rich,
lor llit'll wo KhoiiM Iw lii.il n Unfilled
for labor. Hut out and away lo ins
erllnin, garrets, And over crowded
tenement Iioiibcs, a her people aro -to
;..wr Wo see Ihcm working.
see men, women, cimurcn a. -tunny
starving. We see dirty, rngu'od, frre-
aing lull.! ones t-ulliring llieyaro
innocent of all save poverty. Little
Orphans, whose mothers are dead,
whoso lathers aro in prison, or pour,
miserublo viuliius of di&slpalioti.
Then our heart growa strong, and
we are ashamed to think g would
shriek our share of life's labor. Wo
see how much belter off we are than
aro thousands upon thousands of
others, and feel happy, contented, and
anxious to live to a purpoee, anu to
bolp tho poor who have no homes.
Then, wo think how good and kind
our fi le r.ds aro how much better off
thnn we might be how we are blessed
with health, and enough to keep want
from tlio door, and bow littlo we do,
to make tho homeless ones better off
and happier.
liien we rest awhile wncro our
heart is gather strength for the work
of life, aud continue on us wo have
begun, in hope that boiiio day there
may not bo in our country so many
poor littlo homeless starving children
so many heart-broken sufferers as
thero aro all over the land this Salur
day Night. "Brick" l'omeroy.
and that aueh an a-Ouelinent eannoi oe avaur - ,, fillc.it
..,b.,. at.ik.nc fro,, the iiaiute n.k ibe i.rc-nt i counter, while the great, agony-fllletl
unjn.i ana ooiou. iann i. T-..-.n ... -----tioa
baaed upon favontirw, and nhich baa dea-
tn.ved th. Am.ricao .hipping and commerce,
opprraecd lh people of tbe great agricultural
rg."". which oompH Ihe many to pay a tribute
U the frw. and nhicb haa built aaocmpolici, and
coin. I. not only every American market, but
alM Ihe b-gi.latiou of Congreea, and we demand
that the prime article, of neoeaiity, aoch aa tea.
ocinW. tugar and valt, .bail be placed upon tbe
free liat.
fireoW. That w. ar. Willing to pay or
national debt to itrict compliance with tbe con
tract., whether it wae made parable in gold or
Ibat, and w. declare that ibc Fire-twenty bonda
are payable In greenbacka or their equivalent,
and we enderaa tbo policy of th. Admimetratinn
nhicb ia a.uanderina million, of money hi having
aoch bondi at a higher rate af premium, brvi
th. tinvernment bad a clear right to redeem
Ihcm at par.
f reWreel, That tb national bank tratem organ
itation in Oje mtercat of the hondb.ild.-ra ouirhl to
he ahnll.hed. and irroenl.ark. i.aned in lieu of
turn bank ..cr. Ihu. aaving miUiona annually
lothe pcoj.le. and giving to Ore whole people
inatead uf th. frw tb. omenta of leaning paMir
Rfolrrd. That tba boiincaa Intcreala of
the
J. K. BOTTORF'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Market Street, Clearneld, Ta.
"VTEOATIVES read, in eloudy, a. well aa In
1 clear wcelher. Con.l.ntlv on band, a good
a..ortmcnt of tHKHK. S I EH EOSt'OPErl and
STEllEOSCOl'lC VIEWS. Frame, from any
tyl. of moulding, mad. t. order. aprSS-tf
E. I. KIRK, M. D.,
rUYSIClAN AND 8UR0EON,
I.uthcr.burg;, Pa.
J-Wifl attend promptly lo all prnfreiional
walla. ugl.ly:pd
. DR. Al THORN,
PHYSICIAN k SURGEON,
TAVINU located at Kylertown, ClearSeld co.
J 1 Pa., offer, bil profe'iional wrvieca to the
frupl. efUi. aurroundingocunlry. Scj.t. iv,tt y
REUBEN HACKMAN,
House and Sign Painter and Paper
Hanger,
Clearfield, Prnn'a.
,Will eaecuU Job. in bil line promptly and
In a workmanlik. manner.
arrt.Sf
tion of the gentlemen representing j yield tho scat to him.
tho majority ol the committee is tnai
the report of a slnglo return judgo
from tho county of Somerset, not
connected with tho district board in
anv war. not siencd bv tho majority
of the board, is to bo taken as show
ing
of fraud, j here was not a
ore therefore required to regard the fraudulent voto cast in that district ;
two papers as one. II there ure con- nonou uispmos muu . ......
tradictions we must reconcile them if district is disfranchised by Iho resolu
wo can. We are, therefore, required lion reported by tho mujonty of the
to hold that the papers called returns i committee.
are in fact but one return, and as tbey Tho strength or Ihe position upon
show that liobcrt, Ewing has tho high- which I rest my hopo that this rcso
.. ......... i.:- ..,..;.. I., inn rnnv i, nt Tinss. hut that Hiram
CSV numour in vuicn, , J I , . . . ! mm, demand an .wcrcd volume of correncT.
right is established, for we aro to look Findlay shall havo his clear ' j 7,nI L.icn .f the public deu. ibe b,rh r.,. of
at tlio sulislant e oi mo papers, rat net , jura um., o.n. ... ....
than at their form." I right of tlo people of Allegheny
Tbe wholo question of prima facie township to bo represented ; lit the
. T. : ',,i... ,! fact that th. so liBiH-rs arc to be taken
n7 . . I '.. .k. I .1. I SS ono reli rn; and niOtl tho great and municipal taatinn. on the enme condition.
I'!"' T.r . X 'I,h" 'I' . " ! ruth in tl . c'aso thai Mr. Findlay l-W.L"''.
:,;:;eto number
..... . , ! na Ltmi-ri r.v Hint, rpt nrll. ftnil
certified to us by a major
rulurly organized board of
Such is and ! Dialnt-l Ji.oges ana aui- amsicu
such ouohtto bo the law, and I am i ll" .
willi.tg to stake what little reputation f'"0 ,X'r' M ntcrroplcd
" . .. x-. Ev ikn mli in rum I'll L ol the J-enato. 1
1 have as aMuwver upon tne issuo. o;1; ...---j- - t
other rulo can bo or should bo adapt
inirmrt and tatation. ImferaHvelT forbid the
contraction of turrenry in the inletwU of ibe
bondholder..
ffmfeeW. That tb. .bare, of (fork In tb'
national bank, ought tu be eubjectcd to echoul
organised and counted op tho votes, ; a wholo ; wc aro also to Heat them as j " ' "
ascertained the majority, mndo np ono return.nnd ascertaining Horn them i r '
tho return and signed it t Tho posi- who has the highest number of votes y oi a re
.1- .U. .l..mn ..nnunlincUielll tliBSCIlt tO llim. SUtlllS 8 nd ! 1 "Hl " 1 l i,Ut
ed. Thero should bo nothing teclim-
cnl in conttruing such papers as these.
n.o .,r;.n' f,ii riidit. instead of I The man who bad tho largest number
lookine at tho great fact that tho law of votes upon tho rcturu is entitled to
rcqmrcH mat me rnrrc jvugrs iu nm-.
DR. J. F. WOODS,
PHYSICIAN 81' R 0 EON,
llarlng removed to Anaonvllle. Pa , offer, bit
pmfeiaional .erTieel t th. peopkt of that place
and ibt aurrtuning country. All call, prrmrpily
sttendtd to. I "re- ' I"-
THOM A45 H. FORCEE,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
l.RAIIAMTOX, Pa.
Alio. extemlTt manufacturer and dei.ler in Square
Tiuibcr ana sawea i.umcro, p.. ......
T-Ordcrt solicited ml all bill promptly
mird.
aio. At-nrnt urmr li.arnl. w. Aiarnr
W. ALBERT &. BROS.,
Manufacturer. A cltcnri . r Ilealert ia
Sawed Lnmbcr,
meet ami organize and muko tlio report
to us, and that upon that report we
aro to determine the ;riin(i facie right.
What aro tho facts? They are lie
fore us undisputed. They aro that
lilies met, under
Let us look nnd see if this precedent
Legi.lnture lli.t the aharea of eueh banka iball
he aublccted U CAjual tatation with other property
of ll- Slate,
PrJ4, That O.e bon.la of tb. Vnitrd rtatea
oucht to be laved by Congreea fur national pur-pHM-e
lo aueh au ealcnt a. will lubatantially eo,ual
ire Ihe taxation of ttieb bonda with other property
aubiect to local taxation.
A'cofm, 1 hat we denonnce the action of our
laat I-r'lalnr. in attemi ting to enforca upon
the people the propoerd Fifteenth Amendment lo
the I on.tiiunon oi in. . i,,... . -t -
ble violation of our Stale Con.litulion. and we
eolemnlv protcrt ngainat Indiana being counted
for eu.d'A.ucndment. and w hereby declare our
unalterable or-ncit'on to B. rati6catioa.
Hr,lrr4. That any attempt to regulate the
moral idea., appetite, or lnn..ocnt amcemenla of
the pooplc l-v legislation ia nuwiae and di Kin.
ecrrd. Tbal we r i.ppoaed t.. .ny chance
in the .Velu-eliuitiou Ian f ibe Called Stale..
abrrel.v adtnil.ion to eiliam.hip will he more
Ex-Attoney General Brewster on tie
Findlay-ScnJl Case.
The subjoined letter from the lion.
Benjamin Harris Brewster, lain Attr
ncv General of IVnnsvlvnnin, has been
i.. 1,... .lol.iiklic.liiiivwh.Ti. pIm.v receivm l y M-nator j.owit. it win
Wo havo here a case very atulagoue1 ho seen that Jlr. Bicwstcr regards B.u prv,; and we cpec.aiiy dc..vrnoe
, . i "i ,, ,,p', ,Mr l-'in.ll-iV as clearlv entitled IO the ! the nr..p...ed pl.n ot trnnalerring Ibe naloraliaa-
lolhis which camonpm tho House Jlr. I in.lU) ns tieart cniuioa to i ic ( ;,i,11.,,0 ,,,, cUTl. of i Dca st.ica.
of Iteproscntatives in 1 A ninjor-! at in Iho N'tiato, jinmn lacic, tor I no j( d ,Wl,u,n( .,.cr .f the st.ie Curt, in
it v of tho return imlgoa reitnrted in fa-1 Twent cth Senatorial district. 1 he ; ,., r,., . ..nUip. and an e.pcn to the
voroflho rit-ht ol II , ram Findlay and letter mod no comment. It "I..: p
I!. F. .Meyers to their seats in tho olh-1 lor its.li.
I January 7. 1T0. i
My I.et Mr. Lowry I am oceut.ied that I
cannot nJ.wor T"U a. freely aa 1 would like lo do.
the three return ii;iljres met,
the law, nt the town of Bedford ; that
., : i i: J.. r... A .I...I
arTi":.,h. n e'UoHlcr house: A minority of tho judge.
...,r.r, - . t .1 1 ...liihfl.i dccmiI
OtlC VI tne UOH1U . v .... ..v .
cato in favor of David I!. Armstrong
tears camo lo warm ner ircczinif
checks. Gently as man s hand could
were the hooks to her dress nnhookod
the blood from a cut on tbe left sido
of the forehead wiped away, and her
littlo feet warmed by our hands.
Then wo found throe ribs broken by
the foot of one of tbo horses, as be
struck her down".
" hat is your name, littlo ono ?'
"Sarah ftvan, sir."
'V bore do you l;vc
"Nowhere, sir."
"Where is your mother f"
"She is dead, sir."
"And your father!"
"Ho was sent to prison, sir, to
years ago, sir!" And here the loam
leil fast ana scalding.
"How old are you, Sarah !"
Ten 3-ears old, sir."
"But you live tomcHheref"
"I sleep at Daddy Burke's cellar."
"Who is Daddy Burke:"
"He isa rae picker, sir ; and lets me
sleep in bis cellar."
"How do you live ?"
"1 sweep the crossings when it's
muddy, and hold out my band, sir.
To hold out tbo hand is to silently
a.k alms."
"And, sir, I know a kind lady who
gives me victuals, eomclimca, lor
1 i.-id ilv and mo.
We took tho lillio wan op-town
where lives a good woman, and a phy
sician friend called to render assistance,
charging nothing for his limo and
tronble. Perhaps it was two hours
ago wo leit tbo little sufferer in a
warm room, on a clean bed, her dirty
rags removed, and a rioan little night
dress on her slim body. And she
was sleeping with a tear in each eye,
trying to hold cacu oiuer tears.
Did Daddy Burke, in his rag collar
will wonder to night where is tho lit
tle ono who, it seems, begs for him in
return for tho shelter be gives this
little cirl who onr-e had a mother, and
who is somebody's little girl for all
. life in thn City nf Mpiico.
A writer in Jiourt at Home, after
giving not a very fluttering personal
sketch of Juarez, the Mexican Presi
dent, thus writos of life in tho city of
Mexico :
"Near a quarter of a million of peo
ple live in tho capital. How do they
all gain a sulrsisteiice? Tho inquiry
is a pur.r.le. With no mills, machine
shops, factories, or public works, what
is there for the thousands who people
this city to do ? Tho food of tho poor
is simple and cheap; but whence
comes even the littlo required lo pur
chase their tortillas and pepper soup?
Many aro carriers and servants ; thou
sands are in tho chain gang, and sub
sist upon tho city. Thousands steal
their bread and apparel; thousands
live no ono knows how; and thou
sands moro are paupers and modi,
cants, treading daily the streets as an
army. Many live upon Ihe strangers
that come und go. Beggars, eyclesa
and legless, beleaguer you on thn
streets and markets piteous sights,
holding out their withered limbs and
leprous eaten arms pleading all day
lnns ol every passer by lor alms.
broad or money, to prolong their
wretched lives, "in Mexico there ara
no asylums lor the poor or homes for
the crippled; uo institutions for iho
blind or insane. They are licensed to
beg so many hours each day ; so joa
aro encompassed and prayed to and
threatened. The country swarms witb
these gentry; they meet you at every
turn ; and a stranger scarcely seu
foot upon shore bclore be is beset by
scores of professional beggars. Many
are seen sad and weeping, haggard
and hungry, in the morning, and again
at night happy, luaulling ami orunk.
A pleasant enougu city to live iu is
Mexico ; clean and healthy, with good
water, bracing winds, cool nights, and
surrounding scenery of particular
beauty nnd grandeur. But with all
these advantages it is a city that con-
was made a member of Hint ooara ;
that they then selected a President
and elected two clerk"; thnt Mr.
Hicks participated in that election ;
.1.,. ..I .,.., .Ir,!,wl tl.n Vf.t.ll-n flf
Somei 'co,,n,y' bailed f.,r ; that I Findlay bad a y, ; "v
need a return excluding Alio- ' '"-.i.uu -y ' - u.pic .!...
. l .a IV , ,.hftnll.A ...li.ra. llowevci. tne a hole qui n la a Ullin . v pry nar-
and Moses A. Los., upnntho ret urns, r,wp,,n,, , d , ,,Jin frn,B
si.'ticd ly the majority of tho return i j
..-ciiri -.. n. Win ak me if ou have ti.Wu .j.
inil.eea. It seemed that Jlevcrs And , rirht rnuid. and you ay on are annum nol lo
Ihe oB.hool of Intolerant Kn .w otbmgiam-tne ner 1'oici .j .
twia rvlic f Ua.iicali.rn Itielf To-morrow sho ill ha better
. .' ..Irrelty soon she will bo well, and
Soumran i.r.iiiAiiLt. "
w.fhet.rcr. A citcaf iv. Lcniert ia ho produced a return excluding Alio- v" '- , - . , , " , ' 7n I'1 , , '
Lnmbcr, Sauam Timber, 4c, ! A and her two hundred ;- w , ,
,,, v, rKA ! voters, and attempted thereby to (lis- " 1 n ,, . , , 1 f..ci. ,,i
3- ; 1- notice rranCia. them ; tLt another return -
Lboma 1JUIKa ,f .Somerset county, nan cd , r " ' ' .-,.,. hl,
i - i i r Q,
gentleman, who WAS something ol an -ki)J rcSljori wm,i j wjsu sun,,
antiquary, retired to spend Ins even-1 o TiT ovr ,iu,c oncJ
k'fiir i x:rz r i ...... k
II I O illPii vvuiu'i.-. .i I . .r ..t. ik.hLI nlian.rn. a
ocedingb- desirous of picking up what-1 - r . - . , t . ,,ia , ov ny
OlWIl'IOI . , H '
.. i i,i , wa places w lit poor luvii: .-.""..
ever inljrmat.on bo could find res- 1 iinn , ,,., -,,
F. B. REED, M. D.,
THYSICIAN AND SfnQEON.
xur-Having reaaeved to WilliamigmTe. Pa
fart hit prfiiional lervicei to th. people "f
tbt aorraandinf tonntry. li ' l.'CT
DR. S. J. HAYES,
ST R0 EON fZtfgjfo DENTIST.
Office on Main t Corwaniviile, Pa.,
-neyitL makt prof.aalonal Tialt.. for tbeeon-
I Tcni.nct of tht pablie, comm.neing in
April, IS'-U. at follow.. Tit 1
l.oth.r.b.rg- Firet Friday tf trery month.
Anacnrille Pir.t kloaday of cry month.
Lnnvber City Pint Thneeday of .vtry month,
fpendiag twa day. la tilber place. Alt ordert
for work ahoald be pri.ented an th. day of hit
arrival at each rlac.
enff- Teeih utrected )T the application of
tne at eah.aia eomparallvaly withovd pala.
All kind! of Dental worn guaranteed.
It. R. Tht public will pleaat notice. bel Pr
II., whan not en raced in tbt above tteite, may
tea fonad In biaoSiea, In rurweniTillt, Pn.
iwrwen.ville. Feb. 4, IS.
O.. Clearflcld Co., Pa.
W tl.HEIIT A IiltOS.
er-Ord.
Addrral Woodland I1
JeSa-ly
FRANCIS COUTRIET,
M KUCHA NT,
Frencbvllle, tlear field Comity, Pn.
Keep, eon.lanlly on band n full a..orlm-iit ol
pry lloodi. Ilardwaee, Ormwrlra, and everything
n.o.llv krpt In a rel.il alora, which will he .old,
for c.h. a. cheap a etwabere in tba county.
FreocbvilMj, dune 37, ISo! l.r.
CKR ATZER &, SONS,
M E II C II A N T S ,
tie alrihi tn
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hardware,
Cillery, Qoteniw.r., (Iroceriet, rorlrlont and
fihinglet,
t learfJcd, Pcnu'a.
Vou bnre n..l g .ne a-tntv. are
artv Im. ni.llitng to do aith thi. run-
niuet I ciieolrred, or onto. ion ami
anan-hv will be ll rcuik 4 lie aiaon - - , no
tcrroiiii-d over ai-d over. Indeed, no pccline 1IIB lin-liliiy iii v. .... m ..v , , , , . ..
r.a he f....n.l In uphold ibe ,r.-.oard r.,.,1 1. 1... a, If In OHO ol thoMO mm iWOUlu . I
Tbe man. bo bold, the ccrt,ti..e.. tbe I"-;' -n 0u Wf'sh innocent musl carry an too j eai-. oi
i. ni rnlillM to ht mut. Ttw-t i 1 - ,, ...
' " . " ,7' n". : , ...... h. .1..e,.n..rj. Kn ipp,.i.t.r l.irmcr. f hen mo louoninc uiii.j:uw
. a a l II. A anlllfaf fl 1111 lI. II . A II fl I I! R' II i'" " .7 1
Mowrv. one who haiJ nopn tt mptuner i t,,w , r 1 ' . i .1 . . 1 1. c.. .wnrj:tuiiii wn nvn,.,crpM..' Ihr ! nnjinod :
of Iho county bjard, then rrodnred a . '"O reao oy tne c.e. a, ' 1"'-. judge, h.vin, , ccnitird by m.,..n.y that , (,(((i.
atims. but e-ives nolhinir in retnrn ;
city without a bank, insurance otlico,
or public library, except in contem
plation; a city guiltless oi genius,
invention or letters. Gold is worship
ped, and gold is gained. The things
of to-day are as those of two centuries
past. Iho poslottico is a century
behind the age; tho daily delivery
only equaling lliat of a town of three
thousand population in ths United
States, and the postage for two hun
dred miles on a einglo letter being
twentv-fivo cents, and by "cxtraor.
dinary" fifty cents. With a police
only rcmarkuble for insubordinate and
imbecility, a city government expen
sive and oppressive, with an expend),
turo municipal and national that
brings VI per eont from every hun
dred worth of property, one need not
wonder at the scores of vacant store
rooms in tho heart of the place, and
the exodus of foreigner and business
men from tbo capital.
Its CARtri L, At this season, deli
cate, old and feeble persons should bo
more than ordinary curctul, to guard
against sudden changes ol tempera
ture. It is belter to wear thick clo
thing in advance of the extreme cold
wtaihor, as ono is then ready for it,
and can be in anticipation of rather
than following the setison. To old
persons particular caution to keep
warm is necessary, as tbey have less
power to rally when chilled, and what
multitudes of old people die suddenly
from being simply chilled, every
physician knows too well. It is not
anilns to rcmaik, In ibis connection,
that churches arc tho death of many
lorsons. Very !Yw sextons scorn to
have an idea about temperature, nnd
they will keep at cliimh shut up all
the week in weather like tho present,
until it is as cold and damp as a vault,
nnd then make a fire on Sunday morn-
Ol IHO COUn.J I. tm . .. - - , ,. f , , ,uouM be i A Vt duly electv-d. A muw take the ai-ftt. If R j
return cmpracing all of tho tlisli els , '" ' 11,-own, ofi b-t d.,.c'.t,..c .son. ire-, on, judge, o, . mi tell me if
in the county, nnd with tiiesO two I" ' "l,on 1,10 r"! ' " . ' no...-, that no m-rc entitle him t.. ihe cat than in this
returns before them, tho board p,-. arren, moved this resolution L fM , . , ,B , ar; , 1
ceeded lo complete Iho rcurn Mg'ncd olrcS, That tho e'e, k ,' iiiMrnc ! ... hen - majority .Mheor, h A J.t
I in il
i... . i. . . !.,. ;,l,.a cut th rh.rkn 1 led to enter upon tho rolls ol t lie
.'V I.IU iti.v ... "p. -' - .... i
i-.. n, r. hou.-H ,l,.i. rniini il lo iiii-lnJoi Hons of l.eprcsenlativcs the nunies
Itho wholo vote, Ili. ks. tho return t the t wo gentlemen from the Iy.-gis
ijuib'e, left the room. Tbo law does, hit ive district composed ol the conn
i .....B tmt- tl.nt tl.n entintr board in 1 ties of Somerset, Bedlord nnd Fulton,
sendinir one of its members to the 'who according lo the papers in bislrv-.i
district board can exclude tho vote of. hands appear to have the highest mini
..r .lliiro i I, iii ita liin"iifii'n is tho brr of voles.
vnrv- rerirn t. f t'lis. 1l is iiuidc im- A motion was mrrlc by Mr. Per
peralivo upon the county board to shin;, to amend r-y striking out all i '
count "all 1 he Votrf" nnd ll a tit li-clive alter mo woru -nun, un m-mm
odd morning, friend. Can you
there is anything rcmaika
neiiThhorhood V
Anything remarkable, did yon j
.... . . . -.1.1 r . .nl '
..... L... .... I. ..iIih M-r. Ihn ire.(,lT hT 1 R.1Y .' HHIUIII'O V"V ....
,p;IJ. In the meantime Ihe occupant holl, ..I . q (rj sill'0 W tint W .IS IllCailV l' too
w onl.
her life f
"Mother is drwd.
"t'ltthpr In prison !"
tiod pity the little aufferer. No
home no one to keep her good, and
nure. and spotless. The world is
cold to her. as was the blast tin night
night. The consequence ts, that tno
church is told, damp nnd um-omforta-blo
in tho niorniiii;, and every ono
feels chilly, hilo at night, tho firco
having been lea to burn fiercely all
day, the church is much too hot, and
those who go from its heated atmos
phere into tlio cold air without, are
ulinost certain to tako cold. If the
tiros in churches at this season wero
DENTAL rARTNEESHLT.
ar-S PR- A. M. HILLS,
tT-ePMlret lo Inform hia patrona. and th.
public generally. lal be h.ieieuct.t.d with him
la Ut prnctirt of Drnt'ltry,
S. T. SHAW, I). I- s,
W"ba It a gradoatc of the Philadelphia Per. lei
Oeilege, and therefor, be. the bch,.t attaala
tloae of orofe.. Ional tkill. All work done ia
tbe oSiee I will hold myaelf pt,Mn.lly raepnael
ble for b.le d'.a. la lb. moel ...tiifaatory man.
S.r and hit-heat ord.r af Ih. profo.aioo.
Aa t.labiMbed praotic. of twenty-lwe year, tn
Ihi. place enable, me to .peak to my pallenu
with eenSdenee.
Rngaf-ewieoia frott a dlitance tboald he mad.
Vy letlec I f' rt.yt b.fore the patient dm got
l- ttica (.'uo. t, lsl ly.
yw-At Ihelr newatorerocm.on Second rtraet,
near Merrell A Diglor't Hardware atort. U14
MOSHANNON LAND & LUMBER CO.,
0FCE0LA STEAM MILLS,
SAvi-rACTt nrt
LUMBER, LATH, AND PICRF.TS
11. II. HllIl.I.IM.POr.P, Prciident,
pflice Foce.t Place, No. 125 . 1th M
JeS'tlTl
return appears they must send il. to
tho Secretary of tho ('omtnomvoulih.
In making out the return for tho dis
trict board Iho law requires them to
"mako ont a fair klalemcnt of nil Vic
vutcr." and tho duty of tho district
board is declared to bo to makcdupli
Et-
good man ; anything
Who will keep her from falling even m(dJ vn Friday, they could bo lea to
worso than she fell the while miico ; I ml on Saturtl.ny night, and the
who will tako her bo kind u her wouj a room dry and com
pray for her care for her, and try to , f lM nt,t overbealc'd.
P c, jurt aod ini'rli"J w. nd wnit awr'n
crfure.l trmiMi.M tm m ii"jtT-i f.cMi
T
tho words "accoiibng to the ccrliti
rale signed by a majority of the return
judges." l'p"n that, 'Mr. M'l'lllre,
then Iho leader on that sido of the
House, said :
"Mr. Clark, we are about o estnh
i;ul. a moat ininorlnnt nrrceilepl. and
cato return of "nil the rote " 1 he it bcromes us to . o so w.,n nuc Z."SiMZ.
rculnr way orolitaititng tins iniorm-; eriuioii, ucniuso 1 ... in-..- "
..r..,...M... k.....rli ll.n ill.l.re-
(UIUII UI VUtllT'O IB al ri , ,
ThiV. I who rarrirti thereturn, iMit any jihip : rnw uin m m un i-yw m r
John i.awfii k, 8u!HTint.n.rnt. t rnn curry A return, for the Innimffc ol even npproxtninuR i inm rnwj in ut
ow,i,MiiKrif,rtirMfiiy,ii.iic uvi or)0 of lho fcftif jtuJcgl lnflSt import lint foatims. lthnRHcen
lt.l.nll .aim rlinr." Ac. Uvn it in! IivM. ir, by our wvn tribunuU,
COAL! COAL 1 imnornliro to count nil tho voir, nnd ; tlM nevernl rtturn wnsiitulo but one
. .1 a. J... .1.. I -r-t a.j i Iv a4 .wrt 1th
urn 11 Ihe ronitiii.tca jirw hici nr iw. n,
. il for rf-e mere p.,r,.oT oi , .... , pari, 'l 'J V . ,,im . ! one w ill-wo know it-have askc. it. A y of runl, ,sp-t entered a.
. f .11 tine 1. ,-,.,.v.,vc or...tM.n. -is,,, iss-rcmai kable by , imleed . , f store in t.rie, 1 a., ",0 ol"ir T .
1 .n ......non of a like .. ..... ... . u .. . ..i.i 1 kv vnn ' as sho is cared lor now. I asked lo see some "morntn stuff.
r . . . . -- , - . ,., ..., mm ti.-.w, n... - j i . . . . i ... ... .
seo that field' Well it was thcro II thousands wi.o resu, ana wno , The clerk, thinking to expeutte a sate.
Ibat Oliver Cromwell fought with know of tho armies of poor little c'.nl- ! Squired in what manner the deceased
1..1;... .-I" dren in great cities w ho navo nu wtl, ,-0late.l to her. "iniv,
m -r -r- homes, would pause and think ol their .,;,,,!
a 1 1. 1,1.... .. n
Rti iiv.-Stu.lv is to tho mind what own homes ano now n.... .. tu-it.-r .. . .
rtrr in .lu'tft hmjr uno wiif rrm
.nni. Air. W. 1.. Ilurrt nitrl with m
n'nnion. The jmrr jmpm (ft n iuM
If Und f "MPT cr.
tPtiriit tvtiti unti Ftrit 'lhrrpnrp to ll" Ir
Html in ttiili vnwd. '1 hr mrlhwl ff twilvipf
I.
.....e.ia.p.rt..i,..,i..n.e.-.ryh,.i..r., ( . to Ul- b( ; nt.illu.r Chn they are than tney migiii oc-.o
il .nd tbe cur- rn.v.d.-d w.. .b....cd ' . . , . ,t.rwr ! much moro comfortable ihey are than
exert .n : Tbeore i. mo acsillon i thousands of others, tbey would be
of knowledge werr- not an end worthy j happier, i-rav, r, moro ctuemou
to bo p-nincd. still, sttitlv would be
or y. 1 Will an oi y -u - ,o -,..
I 1 n:lv voir tnrn.i,
HrvJAuiT llAnsit Raratrta.
Ti II, .u. M. II. lonry. S-n.lc, llarrubnrg, l'l
led
conscience
sked a
valuable on itsown aecount,as tending
to strengthen the minJ ; jusl as a walk
is benelitinl to our health, though
wo havo no particular object in view.
And cerlainlv. for that most humilia
ting mental disorder, tho wandering
liberal of heart
Sometimes, when weary from over
sho rc-
l."lact is, there ain't nobody dead
as I ki.ow on, but tbo doctor says my
old man can't livo more than a weok
or soul tbe fur; best, an bein'as 'twas
market dav, and I was in town, I
thought 1 had better bo gittm' lho Iu
nernfCxius. and make 'urn tip, 'causo
ii. . ni.il bother to cot 'cm when
work, or when trouble, as all aro at there s .leau "i"'' " i u"--, a
times, we leel depressed in spirit,
tried, and Just a little envious ol those
w ho fare sumptuously, live in idleness
and extrat ar-nnt luxury. And wo are
VIE TObaeilber ba nt opened a CO A. I, RANK
an hi. farm in R-adford t..wiiehip, (he qn.lln
..I which ll oniorpe.eed for elilier l..el or l.l.eh
rmltbing Torpor., lie la prepaee-l la receive
order, and mpply coal In any onano.y oa au"n
notice. A lb. re nf petmnar. ai.lici.cfi.
Jsey-Ordeea left with Jamee B. Walerm w
receive prronpt attention.
declJSl ROHERT LANHKRT.
when it is nn undiluted fact that a i return, i neiw are, inerei..re. no m
whole district was omitted iu one ! pers (as thisresolulion te msto assert)
return and included in the other, nnd iffore the lloiiso or beforo lho clerk,
tho latter was right, no plainer duty I Thero is simply a return mndo by tho
Thai
I. .v.. bin itiutiril IllUlilldt . WIIS ..i .1. .1 k. lanM w nn rnmtdl v I Iftmitl oi 1(1 tlCtM til liUMm'S5. SCll
"'i - ' (11 Uir Uimimun, iih iu " i" .a........,,,...,, - - ,
lb reply ol a marl littlo fellow. (.fllcni.ious as intense ludy. what we havo, and invest in non-iax-
"A id what is a monitor!" "Ono of -r- Ublo securities, and live on the intorest
nl'Y tbt bE.MOf RATIC ALMANAC. O.'y
:C cata. t..r ,-taf asaH hare tee. V
.. emihl l.n imnosed upon tho disl rict I return judges of this legislative dis
j boarJ than to count all the votes and trict. H is true, tbo judges do not
so retnrn Idem. agree in tins return, out, ncverineies-a,
Xf.. it;. L a u ..bad f,.r ihn full the nsper before us all constitute one
vol and decliind to ive it; Mr.'rtturn, ntiJ Rfon that return tht
tht ironclads."
Jcnnv Lind'stwelveyearolJ dangh
ter bids fair to out-nifihtingalo her
mo'her In time.
P.levrn cattle Ihievrs were recently
bangej to ono treo in Tcr,
Sometime
Tbe slandt
P.iddy, did yon put an egg into tho without more lt-or,
. cr... ..t".. :. ..v... ...um 1 Tvni are very, very tired.
ro I'll, ll r. -. . iu . v . ,- - - - - . , . ,, ,
in four; they were so bad, I had to encmics-tho betrayal, by so called
uso the moro of them." fricnds-tl. emit nued strain upon
. the mind incidental to severe ed to-
Despise not the poor for roa may rial life liko ours, causes us to long
want their virtue :
(or quiet.
halo to borrow.
In Franc a married ladjiwear a
feather in her but, nnd is thus distin
guished from unmarried demoiselles,
who are not permitted to wear feslh.
ers of any description. Wo do theso
things belter than they do In Franco.
Hero tbo ummarriod ladies aro per
mitted the ue of everything ornamen
tal, and Ihe married ladies are expec
ted to consider themselves scltlod,and
need no extraneous movboJ of .ecur.
ing uUtalion.