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Gwmok B. Goodlandk, Editor.
v CLBAUF1ELD, Fa.
WEDNESDAY MOHNINQ, JAM. U,
The Maino Radicals Lave re-noml-nntod
Hannibnl Hamlin for X'nitod
States Ronator.
Always a Canuii'AT. Harry
While is a candidate for tho liopubli
onn Senatorial nomination.
Mr. Matcer, Independent Kepubli
enn lrom Huntingdon, voted for tho
Democratic Speaker. ,
Slow Wobk. It took the Brooklyn
City court just five days last week to
tret a iurv to try the Tilton-Boocher
case. '
Bandittkd. Two possible candi-
datea for the Presidency were killed
off by Shcridun's "banditti" dispatch
and Belknap' fatal answer.
IlEAvr. Tho Lancaster Intelligener
lias been big on ineligibility tho past
week. We hope the editor will rocovor.
It's well the dog days aro not around,
or some body might bo bitten.
Bank Faim'M- The Allegheny
Trust Company closed Us doors on
Thursday. Liabilities largo. The
stereotyped phrase that it will resume
in a few days is tacked on the door.
That is an old bait.
Swkarinu thkm Is. Judge Pearson,
of Harrialiuig, administered the ontli
of office to the Speaker and members of
the Sonnto, and Judgo Mayer, of this
district, qualified the Speaker and mem
bers of tho House.
Tho Senatorial question still con
tinues to annoy tho editor of tho Lan
caster Intelligencer. What a pity. He
had better drop that matter, and con
tinue to regulate and run tho Penn
sylvania railroad.
Still on thk War Path. The edi
tor of the Lancaster Intelligencer asks
timo "to examine into Mr. Wallace's
qualifications." Wo presume this
arises from the fact that Mr. Wallace
has been but a few years before the
public T
That's So. Tho oditor of the Ty
rone Herald, Radical as he is, soems to
know all about it. He says : "William
A. Wallace will ho elected Unitod
States Senator on the 19th lust. He
will take hi seat on the 4th of March
next." '
Blood letting Zno Chandler has been
re-nominated by the Radical Michigan-
ders for Senator. Next to Ben Butler
he is the most depraved man in Con
Kress. His re-election will be no credit
to the State, but It' may be a "good
thing" for the party.
Philadelphia Mortality. The
mortality records in this city show the
number of deaths during 1874 to have
boon 10,315, to 15,224 during 1873, an
excess of 1,087. Tho Coroner held
931 inqucsta on dead bodies during the
year four more than in 1873. It will
lie observed that the average is nearly
thrco per day for cvory working day
during tho year.
In TBI Cold The Uarrishurg cor
respondent of the Indiana Democrat
nays : "Senator Winslow, of Jefferson,
has been loft oat' in the cld by the
Iiadical Senate." Wo hope he will not
freese before tho session closes. It
White cannot control Indiana and Jef
ferson counties, he can the State Sen
ate. 1 Bully fivr Harry. Libhy prison
is no touch to his new move. Tally
ono for White, in the last light Wins
low in the distance.
Still Dvino Hon. John Farrar,
of Washington, member-elect of the
present legislature, died there on the
5th, ol typhoid lover. So they go up
to tlie present writing three Domo
cratu, and two .Republicans have died,
still leaving the actual majority on
joint ballot as it was originally. It
seldom, If ever, happened before, that
no many members died between the
election and tho assembling of the
Legislature, although hut two months
intervened.
Nivr Naiiomal Bahk Now. An
v Associate press dispatch from Wash
ington states that the Comptollor ef
the Currency is daily shipping large
amounts of the now national bank cir
culation in return for tho roatilated
notes that have been redeemed. The
amounts shipped last week average
about (800,000 daily. Shipments bave
been mado each day to about 1200,000,
The total amountof mutilated currency
received by the Treasurer since the
passage of the act of Juno 20th last is
W 1,066,805, aearly th whole amount
of which has already been issued in
new national bank notes.
A New I Vinos. Tho Pittsburgh
Pod says : .
"The war In whioa the 'lemoiltero Is the Freed.
nu'i Serine Bash were awfaalled la BefUaaae
no erew eat, aaewtag ap eweae at awe -mesa aa a
aMBera" f the "Chrlatlaa etatames" wbo aaa
treal It. The Rei. 1. T. Ahr4, for eariral Tear.
rraaMeal af the KreMnaa Saelaie Beak, who
la aaaa u aw eargeet rerpnsaiDie per tee rwtaewaf
C the eahared Japaallore e( that laatMaUoa, kaa
aefloaia taaana aatd baas taken to as aiTleoj.
The reepoaetbW eftoarff of the retina eeaeara are
raplelt anaateriat. Haeaa have iM, eaa a na
JorlU; ef tbaai wiUeeaaaafabeaaaah a( the law
jinleai sreaiaaUoaa are begwa rar aaas.
We sunpool that the Asylum dodge
js ndofTted to escape the periUifiUary,
jtnd keep out of th reach of tlis ax.
Jfted negtos, who have been so com
filelely and ystcmaticlly fleeced by
this clerical hypocrite and his confed
erates, ...
NAIXsa The penjonal enemies ot
Mr. Wallace put a story afloat lev
week to the fluol dial Kl-Gov. Blgler
was opposing Um cleotion of the former
to tie United fltjatoa aSenate. The edi
tor of tho Philaddjitt treu, of Wad-
ncstlay, who Interviewed the Ooror-
nor.says; "Ejc-OoyrrnorlilgWaalhor--
itos an empbatia Aiiaial f tho atato
nent that be is ffmA to ths alao
tion eT thr4 Ilfm: WWism A. Wallace
as Unitsd SUtea Sonator. "The 9.x
'vernor la a naighbor tad wans par-
onal rriend of Mr. Walset, sad we
eaftt favon his Wwtion.: Ws maks
eor actiou ia Jostles to Mfc gea-
, 'M.iTjnr
1IESU3IPT10X hfrl.
Radical leader seem to under-
sland flounces no liettcr than they do
reconstruction, and on Frhluy Inst
demonstrated their folly by passing an
act through Congress looking to the
resumption of sjwcle payment. Tho
bill is a twin 01 the celebrated recon
struction bill, and will prove equally
as abortive In bringing uloiit the re
sult aimed at.
By tho saino tallies which prevailed
in the Senate, Sherman' fiunneo bill
was rosliod through tho house, with
out debato, under the call of the pre
vious question. Posxibly this course
may bo warranted by party necessity
and considered prcforahlo to an open
split and breakdown. But it is a con
fessUin of woakitesa ulinost as bitter as
death. No ni otter within the scope of
legislation requires more careful con
sideration than an attempt to regulute
the currency of a civilised country.
It is a problematic field of investiga
tion und inquiry, liesot with contin
gencies to bo considered and provided
tor, which demands the exorcise of tho
most intelligent provision. Tho intor
ests to be affected aro commensurate
with tho growth and wealth of the
whole country und the well being of
evory citizuus of the country. Yet a
bill of this importance is pressed to a
voto, in a professedly deliberative body,
without debate, and without any pos
sible consideration of any kind until
it was suddenly sprung upon the atten
tion of the Senate and as rapidly flung
unconsidered into tho House. Repre
sentative government has reached a
sail state of doclino whon uationul
measures of this kind aro arbitrarily
disposed of in party cauens, and the
rights of sovereign states inado tho
sport of presidential caprice
The bill in substance is about this :
Tho lending features of the bill aro
Firxt. Free banking. Second. Tho re
tiring of nn amount of greenbacks
equal to eighty per cent, of tho nuw
national notes issued until the green
back circulation shall be reduced to
$300,000,000, alter which no further
reduction of tho greenbacks is to take
placo. TAirrf.'The withdrawal and
destruction of tho fractional currency
and the substitution of silver coin, the
arrangement to go into effect as soon
as practicable, under tho direction of
tho Secretary of the Treasury, who is
authorised to use the surplus money
for supplying tho silver coin, and if
this is not sufficient, to sell tho requisite
amount of buuds of tho new scries to
obtain tho funds for that puroso.
Fourth. Removing the charge tor tho
coinage of gold at tho several mints.
Fifth. Tho resumption of speeio pay
ments, to commenco on the 1st day of
January, 1879.
SETTLED XOW.
COHHt'PT jrntlF.g AT A FRKMH'lf.
Congress bas at length settled a
very iniportant question. lestters of
impeachment wero ponding in that
body against fourUnitet? Stales Judges
charging them with being guilty of
high crimes and misdemeanors. Of
their guilt there is no doubt. But tho
four scoundrels rosignod during tho
Congressional vocation, and when their
cases came np for consideration, their
Godless associates in that hotly, on
Thursday last, moved to quash the
proceedings, and actuslly aucoocdod in
hsving all the papers laid on tho table,
thus in cflut-t clearing thorn, because
they had all resigned tlieir places on
the Bench and the President had ac
cepted their resignation. This last
move is a hid and a premium offered
to evory young Judgo to lio, rob and
steal, and if caught, renign ! A pretty
state of political morals, indeed I
Where are ws drifting' If the Bench
and the Bur can deport them solves in
this manner, why vex a highwayman
with a legal process or burthen the tax
payers with giving him a trial and
sending linu to the penitentiary.
If Bchuylor Colfax and Vloo Prcsl.
dent Wilson, and those other absent
"Christian Statesmen," do not return
to Washington soon and re-open tho
Congressional prayermseting, the devil
will take control of all the Depart
ment at the National Capital unless
he can. he persuaded to resign the per
suasion of old "cockoye." ,
Ova Katiomai. Banditti. Of the
conduct of President Grant anil his
Lient. General, Hheridsn, at Kwvr Or
leans lust week, we cannot poimitour
self U express our views at length.
Language fails us to properly condemn
their acts. This much wo will any,
however: W aro not vary blood
thirsty, we have always bean opposed
to hauging men for murder, where one
individual kills another. But whun
intelligent men acting under oath, and
who should be reutininod by the
Constitution, assume to murdur 0 .State
or Nation, and deliberately enter the
balls of legislation for that purpose,
wo could sea them bangpd, and even
help to hang them, on lamp posts, and
whon they are dead their bodies torn
Into quarters in the public squares, as
warnings to all who attempt to mur
der a fros BU, The conduct of
Grant and bis "butty" has no parallel
in a fiea State, and is the most cims
less and damnable ever attempted in
this oountry, and can only be defended
upon tho grounds of Ignorance and im-
pudenco. H must be undone, and if
they persist in thoir erime against lib
erty let them take the consequences.
Thanks. Uov. Hnrtranft ha our
thanks for an advance copy of his
annual Message, It is a pretty gootl
document, with the exception of its
compulsory education and poll tax
features. , Pennsylvania is not in En
rope, and wo need not therefore Imi
tate JiurofKnuis in educational matters,
and our present occupation tax is cer
tainly far preferable to ths 11 fir cent
and dollar poll tax assciuuvl In tho sur
rounding 8tatas upon thoir cilisens,
Here the poor, old and feoble aro only
rcqnlrod to pay ten nrnlt to enable thorn
to vote, wbilo the opulent and wealthy
pay from on to two dollars. This is
equity, and upon this principlo all sys
tem at feat fTOVcrnmont should bo
based. ' iTflr ih poll tax plan, nil
pay alike, destroying tt& rwt vital
feature in our systems. . .
Oiow I . Ths Dooembor statement
of the public debt shows an Increase
of 3,6S9,567.8t3 This was a bad bit
of political oconomy to thrust Into the
facos f rn gross ni en on Abeir return
o Washlngtun, afler their fVJiday
spree.
i
Tin: hvaisLATviiE. i
In ncronliiuro with the provisions'
of tln Constitution, thu Senate, niim-Us
lieringSO, und tho AkKciiibly, number-'
inir 2IU. (four of whom tiro dead.-) as-
scn.blcd in tho Capital at Hnrrishurg,
r "'!
on tlio 1st Tuesday (tlic-Btli) of
mini-1
ary. Tho former body organised by
choosing Radical olllccm, and thu hit
ter, Democrats. The lollowing list
composes the Senate officials,
Pre.l.lenl jire fee. fie... II. Caller, or Krle.
Chlof Clerk Hurirll Krr.lt. Allegheny.
Journal Clerk Tbonia. II. Cochran. LaBoarUr.
Heeding Clerk I.uaiue Hog.r., M'Keao.
Mcueoger Clerk 8. K. N.voe, Montgomery.
Transcribing Clark. W. A. Hup.rl, Crawford)
K. W. b'oill.y, V.nanito.
Librarian 8. 8. Child, Dauphin.
Hergc.nt-at.aruia A. U. Carypll, Philadelphia.
Aaaialant Bcrgeant.at-Arm. W. U. (Ia.ltt,
Pkllad.lr.hiei U.at.l Urewn, Lehaa.a.
1'orttna.tcr J. W. M kinlev, Lawranea.
lloorkei.r W, O. Blake, II lair.
AMi.taot Doork.cnor H. W. M'Heurr. t'ler-
..I Ion I Wut. Cuall, Allegheny.
AleiMuger Jubn J. i'liliujil, 1'lilliulelpkls ;
Hoia llatlinff, Alleshanji.
haritnnteBdanl ruldlog naon--Jolia Aru
stroDHi Delawara.
Fireman Jubn Locbharl, Pbitatllljiliia j John
II. lallun,Arniitrona;.
Janitor roraMillaa Hopml D. Onva yauna.
rhiled.lplila.
raiten aud tnlderi 1J, 11, Coebrtun, Cheilcrt
Albert Wlddoni, I'lilladelphlai V. H. Nate, Plill.
ailel.blat J. W. Winiamr, AlleKkenr, Jabn P.
Vallott.riufuehaaaa Jaaee li. leaaherlY,Lan-
oaeter.
1 ho House of Repivseiitativcs as
sembled at thu wiiiie hour, and elected
the officers named by tho Ocmocmtio ' (Jcnorals and two hundred and (oven
caucus, as follows : i teen of Colonels ou the pension rolls
Speaker-Bamuel 8. fallerion, of l'UHkarjr. i Ot the Government.
Cblel Clark Ailaiu Woolerer, ol Lehigh. i ,r it i
Readinj Clerk-Uoorge U. ll.rberl, f alarnr Hon. JllUlCS II. Hopkins, of PltU
oounij. i burgh, has been chosen (iiund Com-
BeeWenl Cltrk-Mnj. tlbrl 1(1 M Conkaj, af
Panphio.
MeeaiKO Clerk A. K. Fuuj, of Crawford.
Traureriblr. Clerk A. 11. Dewill, ot Nor
thumberland, and Urore M.bor, of York.
rJerireent at-Anni F. A. Ueamlib, l.uierno.
A'eialante Henry A. Kettering, WeHmoie
lan.l H'm. U Dovilt, lblladel.bia ; thai. T.
Durham, alontixnerv, anl 1'cttr Ootf, Delaware.
Doorkeeper Kihralia Jonee, Alleghene.
Awiitaota Jukuat'llrugoa, fhiladelpbiai Jaa.
Hard, rtortbaroptoBf rrauk ol, toluinbin.
Doorkeeper itotunda Jacob Colvuian, Uorke.
Ale.aenjter inao. pnjuer, Ulalr.
AulHaaU Kobort M Knlghl, Philadelphia i
V. A. siniirib, Cuiuber land ; Darid Waiion, Mil-
"nuperinlendont of Fol.lln, H.oB.re.nl.1.
Zeiuiager, Scbnrlk.ll.
I'oilm.iler rranoia K.rrii, Uucka.
rleierVanl 'ideIis'X trri , M.
U'CollooKlt, Burki; Oeorx Yplet, Atlauttt Jul.
J. Devllt, rbiladelbi; TaUr Ktnurj, Moot
goiocrf i Kbiinr 6lrc-UT, Erie; Jutfiih V. Wbijrht
tuan, Pliiladelplita; Hyi Krli, ulintun ; Mar-
it.! Utrratt. DeUwarvi
sortluitla
llforyAkannao.Woat.i
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l'p to tho presiMit hut little business
has been transacted, nor will there be,
unlit after tho npoin(iiient of thu
stundin-jj CommittvM. Tho iKMno
c in tic CuucuH inovU to-morrow after
noon for the iHirpoHo of nominating o
candidate for I'nited States Senator.
Mr. Wallace will of courso bo elected,
which will occur on Tuesday, the 19th,
after which tho members will get
ready to do some w ork. Tho Speaker
nf tho House nod tho Clerks are all
new men, of high character and ability.
Those in tho Henato aro tho samo old
rats who have been their fur years.
Tub Fallacy or nEcoNsTaucTiottJ
Tho following loyal confession wo
clip from tho Philadelphia Prets, of the
4th, which goes to show what virtue
there is in lindienl reconstruction. Tho
editor says:
New Orleanr, Judging from tlio tone of the tle
rTatche., molt re.eir.ble an armed earns, while
tbe incietr of Iho town la even nt.ro dieorgeniiett)
sow lhaa II haa teen at anv tiata daring the laet
three aiontha. To-day the Legiil.tore rneeta,
and if It li organised withoat hlooilibed the feet
will be owing mere la the restraining preaeaee of
Genera! Hharidan and two tnoii.aad eolilien. of
the United Htatea arm than to the diepoiition of
tbe per pie. The negro member, of the lrf.gl.Nk
tuta are being bought or InUmidated br the Cos
ervaUreai the White League, well dlatipllaad
aad Dumberitig four thon.and un.ltet., i. under
arm., and gi-atT.1 unrett perrede. th.enmnianity.
Even atadrld, where a great raeolatloa bee juet
taken plaee ebaaging the form ef government, i.
mere paetce than the third eontmtrtiiaj cite uf the
Union.
What a crtnfession I Irfiuisinna has
beon reconstructed, nnd in tho Union
for over ten yearn, under the guidanco
and control of men "governed by grand
moral ideas," If any Stale, half civil
iised, has been governed any worse, we
would liko to liuvo it named.
IliniiT.-Tbc application ofGcrdcmnn,
the di-fjiulling renegade Catholic priest,
for release from ousttxly, on a w rit ol
habeas eorpvt, has been refused by J udge
Fiulettor. Ho sought to escape a trial
on the technical ground that the act nf
tho assembly applying to defalcations
of this nature did not cover his coso, it
being a misdemeanor only when the
person is ft Iwikcr, broker, attorney,
merchant or agent intrusted with the
safe custody of the properly of others.
It was held by the court that Gcrde
mim was tho agent ol the church, al
though there was no written stipula
tion of that hind. Tho court was ex
actly right. Clergymen should havo
no more right to rob tlieir neighbors
than ol her people.
Tna Amshican 't'oNimiSNs. Wo
should havo said, "tho (! rant Congress,"
because that would havo been a far
truer deflnilion, f l1' body spends
most of its timo lu luvcatlgnling tho
frauds committed by Its own members,
paying very littlo attention to nation
al legislation. The memlwrshipaoonis
to be to ell interests except of a
porsonul or partisan character, and in
that direction aro rather aealous, and
manifest considerable, energy, Selling
cadetships, passing subsidy bills, buy
ing and selling Credit Mobilier stocks
ami dlspcirliig SJate Legislature with
the point of tho bayonet, are all mod
ern improvements and are practleod
and put forth by men who proclaim
that their psrly principles "come from
God." ,? , ' ; ; ;
MirritD The editor of the Alto na
Tribune Is Incensed, because tho mem
bers pf the Congressional eommitUio,
which, vsiit (l'wn tn New Orleans a
few weeks ago to took into brother-in-law
Casey's Job, took a steam boat Hdo
on Sunday. 1 Brother, move for their
expul.ioil, whon they return to Wash
ington. It would bet warning to com
mittees In the future to Iw-hav tln m
selves on Sunday.
SKTT.iui.-Tb? Legislature of 111s
nols met on the. 0th and the Prmocrnt
secured tlio organisation of both houses.
LA. A, Glenn was elected President of
tho Senate and John C, Haines SH-nk-or
of tho Hons, Good bye, flcnorai
r'811"' , ' " " ". ',' .
Put th r. m li:T.-t 'ongnrssinnn la wn
has a tender heart, nnd rinc not press
questions that are likely to fnvolvo
Kadieal Conrorismen in th'aoifk
MnilbrilsM. It is charged in Wash,
ington, and not denied, that the Com
mutes already hnvo a list of Ihe nsmos
ot Congressmen who took brlltea but
will nr TTtskai trtm pbllc or call the
receivers heforo the t'ommittce.'- It is
goncrally rnntsidett that if this is done,
tlio expulsions that will ft Wow will
leave tno next House nearly nnatil.
isotiiJy )emocratl.
... iss" 1 -i
Jlaria Is a very ptaputa nime in Il
linois. ' When est nlliirbs' s siaatc
fence In' a WvH pijnlnt,ql neighhorhood
and plaintively call out "Marlari"
twenty or thirty wlivrlows ar hastily
thrown up, from' which peolnnta as
vnnny remai head ann wiimf
"What."
x Kirs items,
A binnw statue of Knbitrt Hums.
shortly to ho erected in Ceiilnil
1 nl'k Nl'w '0,k'
California's honey exports for last
venr uiiinnnlm lnnenr v lin a m i inn
Hounds. .. ,. '
King Kalukuiia is ou Ms way
California, lie was in Chicugo
.Moiidny Inst. .
I nn , . ... ill I II
inei-o uiy ciirniccu quarter vu-
luges In the I mted Stales, numbering
O.IHIO people In nil.
The extensive tannery lit Knipo
riuin, Caiiieiim county, iwently ties
trnyed by tin', Is being rebuilt.
Jiidires Woodward and I'a.sson
weru sworn in and took their seats
on mo Miprenie lieneli at t Inliulclpia
IllKV WCCK.
t'nder the ausiiiccs ot Mr. Henry
Ilergh, a society has beeuorganiisiMl in
Xow York fur tho prevention of cru
elty to children.
The next exhibition of the Western
Pennsylvania Poultry Hoeiety will be
; held at Pittsburgh, Jiinnarv Kith to
!2mh Inclusive.
A Cnlil'oriiiii fanner clniins to have
grown U0 bushels of wheal to tho acre
from GO pounds of clean white Aus
tralian seed.
There ore flliy-four widows of
,(,. nf .,e (Jnin, Knenilinilient of
Knights Templar of the I'nited Htntcs.
Mr. Pago, of California, Introduc
ed n bill in the I'nited States House to
amend tho revised statutes, so us to
exclude Chinese from natiirnlixation.
tfenenil Sullivan Ainory Mere
dith, commander at Camp" Curtin,
llnrrisbiinr. durinir a nortion of the
I Wlir. rlioil fit. Itntliiln V ' m. flin
.),.. i, i, '
j ""
1 , 'Iiv.Tv "r I'"1" ', 1,10
i i lymoutli t hureh, lust year, Jiroduced
llio sum ot eJjH.OUU. I lie revenue SO-
! m1 V !" '
yi'iiv niuounlK to 670,310.
Tho new BjHmker of the I'omii-I uuriiewtly to work in iho matter, it 00
PvlvnniH HoiiHP. .Mr. Patterson, m ftli'ii.-t to mo that n (timilar hoiiid of coin.
M.t,Vy wt gentlemnn of fpixy beard,
Util.ut lin. iail in iimisiiAi.Aa ...) ..nt)
j ,,.,, 01IIIlwr tllHn 8(, '
,r. T. . . " ., .
!"''Ur:u 'L A.L,Irr.'?'!!,ir,'l" "f?"'""1'
..iv . i.i.-i. i-utii-s jKiunu v tun-
" I'1'n'l'r.iu..ig lor no
I'rayinft the exjicnses of entertaining
L"w KinK of tl10 Hnwlwk-h Islandi.
Horaeo ltinnev. tho Nen(nr of tho
Philadeliihia har, euklrated liin f5t h
hirthday on Monday. Ho m tho only
Huning alumnus of liavard ( olieo
wnn wiw graniinio'i in tneiasi century.
The Chicago pork packers, up to
tlie 4th of December, paid out tlt),
1100,001) for hogs packed there since
Nov. 1st. The packers have in the
time named paid lor tioO.IKIO head of
nogs.
Labor strikes in Knglautl are nu
merous. 1 ho number of shipwrights
now on a striko will aggregate 12,000.
Twenty-live shipyards aro idle in con
sequence, causing much depression in
trade.
Tho Heading Coal Company ac
cording to its promise, has reduced the
price of anthracito coal filly to sixty
cents per ton to consumers, Tho com
pany hits in its varda 120,0110 tons of
coal.
Sam Sharpie, whose real natno
was Samuel Sharp, tho funioiis min
strel, died at his residenco in Provi
denco, lilisxle Island, on New' Years
day, aed 43 years. He wns born in
Philadelphia in 1HH1.
A postal treaty between tho Uni
ted Stall's and Canada will go into
effect tho first of next month, which
provides that letter postngo from any
part of the United States nnd Canada
and vice versa shall bo but three cents.
The Tilusvillo Courier says that
the pnsluotion of ietrnlcuni in western
Pennsylvania during tho year 1874
would till a ennui thirty feet wido nt
the tup, flitlcen feet nt tho bottom, sev
en feet deep and oyer seventy-five
miles long.
Hubert Bonner has purchased of
Kiuha.nl Preston, of Lexington, Ken
tucky, his ftimous lb mm year old mare,
I, aily Stout, paying 82.1,000. At last
fall meeting at "Lexington, the mare
made tho fastest time for three year'
olds op record then.
Tho chandelier flir tho new Acad
emy of Music in Baltimore, made by a
Philadelphia firm, Is said to bo the
largost In tlio country, Its total height
is twenty .seven feet, otil greatest di-,
nmcler is sixteen feet. It has 240 burn
am, and weighs abouU'1,300 pounds,
George Kintur has boon reun
npointed train master for tho Middle!
Division of the Pennsylvania railroad
at Ilnrrishnrg, by Superintendent Mo
Crea. Mr, I inter bos been in the ser
vice of tho Pennsylvania railroad for
twenty years having eommenced his
sorviues as brakeniau.
J). B. Logan, one of the party of
twelve who left Wisconsin last Au
gust, bound for the Black Hills, was re
coldly killed in a skirmish with the
Indiana, nnd the other members of the
parly were scattered in flic engage
ment, sinco which no truces ol them
havo boeu found, and It Is feared they
havo perished.
The residence ' of Smith Lynn,
near Ulnirsvilln, Pa., on Friday, the
1st inst., was burned, Mary Lynn, a
daughter of M r. Lynn, and Kdwnrd
Mason, a servant In thu fitmily, were
burned to death. Mr. Lynn ami an
other of his daughters, and Clara
Stewart, Indiana county, were fitfully
injured by jumping from a window.
Miss Carrie S, Buniham, wlio has
been studying law for thrco years in
Philadelphia, presented ber applica
tion belbro tho Board of Lawyers of
that city flip pf her day for tlio usual
examination and admission to the bar.
Tho hoard declined to recoivo her ap
plication, as they could find no prece
dent for it, but promised to lay the
matter before tho court. ' .
Thoanuual report oflhc Pennsylva
nia Institution for tit Blind just pub
lished says that in 1800 there were 1,187
blind persons in the State, and that
the present number is about 11,000,
This iintitutlon haa now 203 pupils.ull
that It onn anooinmotlnle, with forty
four applications for awiiniaahm tint yet
acted ujron. ' There are 128 males nnd
7H femnlcs among the inmates.
' On Thurd;iy Just, tho 7th Inst.,
it collision between a passenger and
freight train occurred on the Haiti
more (l Ohio Huilroad, about thirty
miles out from Washington city, by
which the mail and express of the
former were set on fire, and together
with a great amount of mail matter
wore consuinod, Tlie", Fayuian, the
assistant portal clerk, was hiiriifd to
death, , 1 ho aocidont was occasioned
by a switch being left opon.
It may bf interesting to railway
lion morv Vn....f that Mr, K. L.
Vanaling, plerk to Mr, Willlais F.
Besrdsley, HaaU'r Mitchell jo in tho
railroad simps, Hunbary, )ias never
tasted an apple or taken a drink of
cider in bu life. Ho is now a man
probably thirty. flv years of ago, and
although this fact may at first si.Kr
trilling, it is doubtful if a parallel ease
can be (nuul ;i the State. . He says
thnttb smell uf an apjri'fl ij; distaste
ful to him, and rhler to M vo aj
wf ys rotonibIN mttddy water,1 Mr.
V. certaiiu'v nw. a .Hw-slinr iju.ia
;t'.'rw iivlnjf in Mieiawrt of imif
associated pmmh letteu.
I'lin auk.i.piiia, Jim. 1 1, IH7.Y
A hkimmscrm'R.
Sonietimo during the administration.
of President Job n, there took pliicin
I ill tins citv a irreat w irwuiii iml .r inir
iof thoso who annroveil his roconstriK -
of thoso who approved his roconstriie -
lion policy. The wigwam In Which
i tlie convention was held was erected
.es)eemlly for tho purpose, and was a
the convention was held was erected
very costly analr, lieing built toac -
cimii
the greut wigwam was lorn down ami
tho big Sachems who gathered there
wcim scuttenul to Uiu four winds, mil
. . . .
ugly deficit of 8:1,000 put in its disagree
able appearunce, Ibr which sum the!
commit luiv .rt !!iiiili.l ii.tittlntt. tri.n. :
(i. i' n,; .,.,. u;i.i i
i. ..... o... .i,,.,, ,i,v ', 1,1'
U0 pay, and while they were grieving
uwr tlieir IllisHirtllllU li lllllll of menus,
...1... I....I I : i.
r... ...... ...nK i..nc.t ion Jin, inivMiiT.
ship lu tho army, proposed to imy the
till!.' .1 1 .1 . 1
lllllll tlie coiunilLiee WOlllil tinitllll lor
him that appointment. Due of tho I
coininitleo a sincere then J 'of the!
Kxeculive-hurried off to Washington j
nnd truthfully stated the ensu to the;
Presitlent. Tho esteem in which Pres. 1
Went Johnson held his friend caused J
him to listen to the proposition mud'e1
in bchull ol'tho pnvinaster in prosmt't-:
Presitlent. Tho esteem in which Pres.
IMivinaster in uroMowt-
irn nlii.f wlili.lt I... i.n,.l i i.lui..l.l..
.,.t l,. n.l i l. . I,'
" iw.v e, , i.v, t. .... HIV)
nninuni., nun waiKing imeu to tns tricnd
the President remarked : '! understood
yon to say that B.l.tlilil are yet duo up
on tho wigwam, and that a few gentlo
mcn aro responsible for tho amount;
here is my chock to cover tho deficien
cy, and (ienoral 1 hid you gisxl morn
ing," with that tho Pivsiilcnt left the
room and tho lleneral, a Inn vo mil. tier,
and n gentlemnn of. education and re
fineiuent, was loll to reflect what an
ass ho made of himself in his effort to'
liipiidiito a debt by disposing of a Pivs-
. , .. i ... 1 V
As this incident hns never appeared
in print I furnish It with the assurance
that I can personally vouch for its
truthfulness.
NKW YOWK AND THE t'NTK.NNIAL.
riiiliuii'liiliiuhM nro liiulily LmititltMl
lit that Kirtiuti of liovurmn Tiklon'ri
inauunil numnno whrrein h ruJora
j to the C'enlenninUvxhibition. As the
Main oi isow lorU liart now L'ono
I mifwionorH oimht tu he iiiiointiMl l.y
! Olll'lt Si II t II lltk'l ' I'ni'l'i 1 1 il'V ill 1 1i Ki.ioo
Uelievinu that your renders will be
; iileused to know what the newtioveru -
v,.. V....1- ...... .1 : ...t: .
I herewitli suluiiit his reinaiVs uiioti
,,. , .,.,., , .,..
tion of tiio Centennial anniversary of
Ainoruan lndeneiuknco wi 1 (Htui- hi
'tho vear 1870. L'nder ihc iniNhhvH of
the tieneral (iovennnent. an Intoinu -
tional Kxhihition of arln, manufaetnreH.
and hut u nil prod net will lie held in
the city of Philadelphia.
Pw.viuion
has already been made lor the appoint
meut of a bon nl of th e coinuiissiuiiers
to represent this Slate, who are to
servo without compensation. I recom
mend a moderate appropriation of
money, which will bo required lo de
fray tho necessary expenses of thu
commission, und enable this Stale to
take such part in the exhibition as will
testily our seuso of tlio gi-oatness of
the event commemorated, and is suit
able to tho dignity of our common
wealth." LKIIAl.l.tll KOBIIKIty.
Our City Passenger Railway Com
panies aro now engaged paving their
.Vmi-Annunl Dividends. The 1'nion
Line have declared 4 per share, and
the t'ltiM-'tm 4J por Hhoro. 'i lim m 40
per rent, uiviaciia iior ftniimii on tho
amount nl'
.t.M(.WI IIUIU 111 MI lilt! unit Ml
ninl a 4i wr cent, divitlunil
Company,
er anniiin on tlie oilier. 1 mention
this more pnrlieiilnrly Ibr the infonna
lion of 1'eiiiiMvlTniiiuiiH, whose l.egi
laturo eiinrtorvd thesv robbing corKira
tions, nnd for wliieb no at liar eoimider
nlion was over iweived tlian tbostoek
Kiven to each ineinlier of tlio I.i't,'ila
lurt". As our City Government ban no
control over tlieso 1'aineiiKer linilway
Companies, tint present Loirinlalinv
Will lie asked to pans a bill rrivinir
jurimjieiion ; ami licro let mo reniinit
tlio reader that it is l.y1 1 hem l'ansen.
uer Cant that visitor Ui tlio Centennial
Exhibition aro to roaeh tho (rounds,
and if tho LeKmluturo maintains the
Companies in their plundorinj ifiiinn,
the citizens from em li rotinly, w ho aro
vietimutod, can at tlieir leisure hold
tlieir members rospoii'iblo,
1 take it for granted that in Clear
field, tho homo of (inv. llitrlor, there
aro somo (rood old Scotch Presbyteri
ans. A frentlemnn from that section
of the Slate, remarked in my hearing
a few days ugo that "It's mu'ckle glide
that (tor. Killer is doing thu Centen
nial I kon, but his eliuivh needs him
sairlyi thao MothtxIiHts a'r making
inroad on us, an' it must be stonit;
wo hae nae other that I ken ()', Tint
the cudo man, tho (inventor to tlo it."
The force of this good inun's remarks
will be better understood by my stat
ing that Clearfield, l'a., has the finest
Presbyterian Church in tho Htato, ex
cepting one or two in Philadelphia, and
that its erection is almost entirely duo
to (iov. lligler, who rained tho greater
part of tho money required to build it,
and personally supervised the work of
its construction.
Of tlio fivo leading txirts of the coun
try, the port of Philadelphia is the only
ono that increase its imports during
tho year 1875 as compared with the
previous year, and il iI.hu no by Ml
per cent. The port of Haltimoro rtv
mains about stationery, lloston fulls off
28 per cent., Now Orleans 20 percent,
and New York C) percent. All the
forts show nn incroune of exports
'biladelphla, 87 percent.; ltullini.nt),
538-10 per cont. Hoatnn, 8H.4I. per
cent. ; New York, 20 per cent., and
New Orleans, 3.1(1 percent.
As tho Northern Pacific Ituilrond
Company aro anking the (JoTernment
to gunranteo the intertwt on SHO.IHIfl,.
000 of bonds. 1 submit for the consid
eration of your readers a porflon of
mo gcnorai jiuiuie wno am in paying
interest on public lonna-Hnst what the
government has done mr this and
oilier PuciHe cuiniwiiics, Honds IksihhI
to Paoititi llailmaQ Conipunlos, Intpniaf
pnyablu in lawful mnncv, principle out.
standing, H t,fi:iH,70!S ; interest aiK'rned
and not J et paid, 11,11:18,705 ; Interest
paid by tho rniledRlBtes,l24,322,4ir..
9 : Interest reiiaitl hv tmnsnorlation
of mails, etc M,w,...l, bnlaiico of
interest paid by I'nHod Ntalos, ll,-!"!'
723,558.80. ' ' .
Tho Penna: II. II. Company's shops T T 'V.. r T . . ''W
nl Altoona havo l-cen worllng 8 hours) ,",t.'l,B "j ,f , ,"""'1' K
a day, and S tlavs In tho week; fbr the
. ..VI. .. , .7 ...
n uit, ititii .. .....I. ut tno a tuv
In'st i x months. ' fin Monday last they I
starte.1 to work 0 hours a day, fori;
ii.v. em.i. weir ' 11 f 11
lays each woek
Tho Philadelphia & Heading Pom
pa ny otd tlip JUtll iiltiinn resolved on a
10 ht cenL reduction nl) saltirius of'ull
officers, agents and clerks of that Com
pany, ami ol ths Heading I on I and
1 roil I ii.,
n.i 8"
W7.
uu B KVIieilll iisiueuoa UI
(nun 6
per cent, lili.m all lubor,
wig to take effect friun January Jjt,
1819, was agixied upon, nnd thus the
p ill In ..M 1..
terest of 12,000,000, annually Iimamcd
upon (lint l'umiiny in tho purchase. ol
DD.OOO or.r.i ol coal lands, "file men
wlio initio and carry the P. & U.'s coal
must bo tied to tho uius of trp fiiiU.
io;is ibdditioiiul by (it-cut Brilain'o Jt.jxlrj
Of AmerUyn C03I punos.
' 1 1 Is due lu this ooniieetfoii to obscrvp
(lint (ho ten iwr rent, reduction in
labor wages apliui to the president of
mo i.omiisnj aa Well a Hl hlinibleai
workman, and that in cutting duwa
lli tyrjoe) of labor a reduction has also
brou atarie of i.u tunic jer ton airon the
ooal minod ami nmi-kusit bv tho llead-
iintr t'nmnnnv . .
i n..u?.ii; itis.
Is this Iml living? till- Is u iiin
tiou
I wiii 1.1 I conlil answer
II I l.c chilit
11 V
',"I""K ""V ', !"., w ;
' "in- ii-e im nun a-i i mm
' "'H inonimg, wit or pity lora iiuiti
wllu"" HnS ' aliWIeriiibjl
' "'.H morning, out or pity lora iiuiti
"""""i ') 1
' "u .'"". " "
"'""""i destroying lieu I III und which
leiiimiiiniy uiu, nn'V
!"
that boy:' Is it not
Mlta .llt.Wlut ...tilh.tf.l..ul.b..',..l4:
l''tentiivly deHlinyed? ,
'K "ww "ot onespark of fellow leelingl
"1W of Clinrlio Itoss's detiiiners.
to indiico them restore the Imiv to lilslsuine tiinu were li.tifi.fi(i7.K(l. Theiv
fiither before ivuson Is entirely do- was, fulling off on receipts, as coin -
tnroneil, or death puts an oml to nn . puml with (lie previous lisenl year,
nony ho Iiiii ec)iiimin'), Anyot lhirojnwiii to iliniinihln'il tuxatiuii, it'
is no clue even of the whereabouts of"
1 ''oy, and it In tin iiinerlaiuty ol
1 ""' l""u 0 yonr "" '"'""'i "IH.V "".T,'1
t nit has we n ,r . ..I I.e.. 1 1,..
, V.
l,!Ul'" 'eiison ; that has made linn a
I till' I'., alll.ll,,,.' I. I.V. 1..,. II.- I
i-'j "....i,, ... n...... nn, i.n.r ..iy.,. tan- n-.-,-.j.a, Alfo a oerlam nin.-r j.lreo or Ian I, aljulnliig:
absolutely tlestroyed his business, ladvjses severe etiinoiny. It is goutr'" ni.or, l..uu..d iirAibv.f. tli: .-,
'lo'ibtless a gralilying fact tut advice now, hut it would huvo Uoin Ui-Klnn,g i a po in H.e auawi.ie.mor of
L-.V'rS'i. P1""0. . lo -"'"); ' The (Jovernor frJWXfc&lffiiESll
kll(,u "ml el -01).4.1l worth of nmchiii- roved hist year appropriation lulU : . i..iir pw.-ie;. n .. ihauet bj i..ui. .,f the
1 pr' w" exported lrom t'liilailelphni to
pr.v VM exported from t'liilailelphni lo largely exceeding ihte of previous
Kr18 'jnriug the year 1871, male up)eai-,'and wo trust that ho will not
nmiy in Agnciiltnnil I mpleinciils, repeat the error should thu LegiJiUui-o,
'"'on.e Cnsliugs.Heutist 's Instruments, again Invito him to tio no.
' """""."euieii iiisii uiueiiis,
I al' Wheels, hniruics. .Ntnls. Scwiiil'1
I. Machines, and Jlacltino MuUin.f tool
- n-
' A VDITOIl (iKXERA L'S IIKI'ORT.
Siiinninrv nf the receipts at the Slate
Treasury from tlio 1st day of Decem
ber, 1 H73, lo the 30th (lay or Novem
her, 187-1, both tlavs inclusivci:
' Lmiitti ,
I Aiu'llcn miniipIwliiB ,
! Ndtarv piibll MinmiM.otii.,..
I Mcveitoro lirroora
I Tii on batik toolti
7,2!i
luo
I m'm
'' 6i!il J
i s.is t
5'J"J
j', .i)
Tt on eorjtortiiin Ufk
'f" on r..r.n.i prupaitr
J. " '""--
Tea on nut earn u
or Inooiua
tux en rtoi n-oili.tj .
Tul on rnrotlmtnt lit
'!' ufl tlitgt
toiitiiijtf ,
T on oonl oouijiiinicj
('i)iuinutmtluD tf Iodiiiix Ut
T on vrllt, ilp, dxlar t(
Tux n eniRin oiliocf
Collittcipl inbrritoDc Ul
TRivrm liornMi
K'fnilerd' liuuDici
Tbralrt, eirou. are , .iota-nt
DillUrd room, bowling B.oon, vie,
lil'i'OKI
Kftlinn lioue, bcarbuiiNUad r"Uu
rr I tioemo M
I'etldlar'i liflt'Oivi
Diokcr'a licpiitci
Putent moJlcIn liouniri.
Ufnilltrr fJ brewery llasnMi......
4i,.ii as
6.2fi 75
1 linoranjeeoni.nia..
."um" on enartara
Mi J1H Hit
! r'eeieilr..1!!.'".'.'."
I.i.idend, on bride, .loek,
, 'ZSJt...
i Ar.nn.tv r..r . i -in ur ...
J Hl.llllO 111!
IM..n..-a h ....
lo.iiiiu on
1 !,'"" n KBUi'l
' u
!i
1,01.1,4
i HiTT or'nilbiic l"aJr'y'.'.
ac-Iicdv v4iii) niiro-ut compiAy
' Inlereit on InioJi
a5,87l,lK11 27
tln'anee in lite troiiurr KovetnlHY
SH, U7,
31
) AuotliiT Wale liispit;il lor iii-ntu1
:,fljc(in, 51 jH i.oIcd fcoon rnttlic ftnniiH:iW-on-Suininurv
of tlio diiviuciiIh ut tin! .i;ti,,,. r ............... ...11 ,-...:i...
Statu IrcftNiiry, from the Ut day of ;
JHtoiiiW, 1H7:(, to tho liOtli l:iy of
iVivciiitHr, lHi-if tioth iy molnjiivo;
j i:ipf-ims ot Ibu KorrrMoenl $I.W.1M M
g.L 1, I it
antl 77i
inu3 93 '
4V74 67
Williftimpurt rloti ,
HaiqutliKBnft iJeput riwt .,.,...
Milm.. Allien)!
Mflitift t.tanKi, pr ut of April
111, IhCi
Mllitr; pi Mt uf AJ-rll
I.V) 71
li :ii r.i
i remiuni and gram. tic.
ZZ, ltJ.l,
4l,s- l;r
: S"";1" ;'""'
; s,i,-rY uri.iiMi ichuui. ,.,
SS.l.KHtl 41
Il,li ii I
4 !! i
lou,luon ch,M-
.-.
t'nmmt..i'n-T of th. .inking f.n.l,
Le.ne.ete ,re.leetu.il...$l,2.tf,irS III
Oth.r jiatnenia 3.',0U7 BJ
'
tnlrrtit on lom ..
t'outeatio arotlitori
l,tHt,.t74 ill
AH 91
iftiB)Ci nil 1J eUiiM
liooliaa.et' high letiool of Ptnnl
VHBift a
Htrlior intKtvr, I'bilftdelphta..,...
I'art wftrdoo, l'hilJlpbi...
lBjrtt?ior of oot miaat
but library .
P(lbli vwiltliugi ftntl (rouiili -
Cointr urt-fyuri
Amandtntnti to tba ouait)tatioa...M
Huum of (Vug
1'anitMtUiitt 4(
Hoard ni pftrdont w.
U boats
OBulogtOftl 90TVy
Ntfttivntry, Jntl, eta
MrokBtii4 ftppraUtra ,
Comi it I rfM ftnd omtiiifiiiuncri...
Botrd f poblie hftriUii .....
SpMlftl sJllllllDtHiOIWrt ...M.
l'ublivbipg tb m eooitituliDuM.n,
ltiinjplvftfiift sat grtoalturil M
eitly t h..
Atircriiaing fur prxpunU..H.Mt,n,M.
Ataanri u? baa knock , ,
JHiatKlUapflni
4,.
OHl Si I
nil
2,2iil n
34,474 l
T.IIX til!
z
!!.
;i,iii eo
Htl 0(1
45.JI.0 SO
es.isi 01
1.I5S :u
7,1111 os
at ftfia na
lo.trot OS I
, 1,010 iO
l.TO 47
11,117 Off
7,tT JO
li,?t!3 01
2l)2,;.U IV
' 3,001 00
S.iOO 07
Ii,l4 0
t,ft Oo
1
(0,011,501 HI
Dalaaee la lit.
10 Ireainrr, Nov. SO, .
' '.""i"'
. .. (?,M7,II tl
lilt
i ,
THK HTOCK OF TfMHEIt.
Tho Philadelphia Age, In referring
to tho timber trade savs- "et i
IO Vliei imiucr traito, tws. jtXl III
importance to the iron IntorcHt of this I
eolintrV COtnCS tho lumber trade. " It l
Country COtnCS tho lumber trade. " It is
stated in a memorial recently inxfernU !
....... 1... 1. 1 1
eru to v tmrvivi ity iiiiiiimt uetttem !
01 vno milieu ntaics tnai t no sum 01
fl44,000.000 is invested in this Indus,
trv, with an annual production of J210,.
Olii,0ii(, afflmlingclniiloyinent to 2WI,
(rliO men. It is also tleclarcd in the
samo paper that six States produce
more than null lite large amount named
vis : .Maine, New York, Pennsylvania. I
Miehlgaii, Minnesota nnd Wisconsin
Tho aggrcgato amount of their pro
duction is 112,fM!r,37. 1 Pennsylva
nia ranks firsf, with an annntll prwlticr
tion of 28,!I3H,I1K. New VorK stands
stM-ond, prtHlucing tlmbortollie amount
of 21,2;i8,22e, giving cinplnyment to
15,409 men. Tho amount of pine nnd
hemlock timber yet slim. ling in tho
forests of tho timber Stales is estima
ted ot 5,0Ua,nilO,ftUO feet, . Iloeidea
. 'r!".m"!,JfI"iV " "r"'ft "U,V
100.000.000.000 feet thus Hear V doub-,
hngtlio aggregate Uitalol timber on ths " ''"''i " "'" aisoinnea, 2 taint, 1 ere
North Amerit-Kn folilinent This isl,rt"!', Ul"", "i-'n'
rtorin AWt rltan .. olHinuit. iUla W I ware, lot poUlaa.,se laa aioab,bj, and
a soeniingly. inexaustiljle amount of
timber from w hieh to draw In tlio fu
ture, l!u( siitistie show thnj if the
piiisent raiu of tlmtioylug tiiiilier is
contiiiiied for a fitVh ol a century tho
supply will l.o so limited as to Co se
riously felt in tho : markets , of this
country, All the (imbcr Stale sliould
u....u ... ...u.i... . .1.:.. el
needless njKjlitit inn.
.1
What 11a ppknbu HaroHK.--Tu oil-,
Hur Hi Now York .Van sayai . It ia
! pleasant U. reinemlar thv ooiiductJ
Andruw Juliiinoii, l.o.i t'lsihldpnt,
Ill sumiiilinlydHiniiisiHgStvi-iiaii lrom j.
command in iM'w Orleans, and Iiihi"
""""' J ' r?t - "" "' '
wtmln : "I to d them if it tiirneil In
, ... . i , .l ... i. . . ,
w,ml" 1 ' J t',IJ m f 11 "'iT'- .,lw
K.i"men u,.lo -..Ui, Mier.tlan,
nor any othur .piwl li"ild usurp
Um civil autliuMfy, ami tinmplt. if
ignominiously under loot.'' ' . .
Wo warn tho Itepublicans in l.'on
gross to miike hasto lo uiaulnlo thin
law-abiding nuinofjbir) of (Ills tisi mueb
viluei'ikteil Toiinusstvini, and to liitin
a,.., .. .,,,1 nil h e ,1.1,.. ...... ..I
t ,.:.;.,.. . i. .k. -1...1.. u
)f WC), , ,
,,., ; . 1 .,,
. . . . . : ' '
1 can parry roinijiier,:
A IlollHIUI.S lSATHS(ShS,-tJlllipl
li. North, alias iliifwlo Jos, who. tnur
dorcd (roorge Jonus,.:iristdnas ovoaing.
- ' , " a ... .vi.,411 t BBVUIS1ISS1 VTIJMlir I
polo by a mob on th idgM f i,0 4ut,
ult., at M allacc, Kansas. Th knot oft
clmkc him. lio hung this way fur a
lung tlma, bluing hi iho nmli impbr
ing them to reloawu him, but ttilvpi)
ioersln return. He did not din ll.e
;.o. k. 1 a.ii -
tvus nv". irsruin, as (Ml nut' irUHfi Mil
im-nin, 1:, 1. t 1 i b .vi" ,. n.f, )
77 a: ;ori:i:xons messaoiv
We hope our renders have enjoyed
I he pcriir-iil ol (lie (iiivi'i'iinr's nitwit;;.
("!'"' m,llt'1' "mt ""'.V l'"v" enjoyed
vviicii tucy get, liti-niigli wi'li it, for
n v .rinniiiu.iimv u.oie w uimi nuve
aecoiniiltslieil tins Cut nlMid.W linn
aecoinilisbe(( this fiat already linn
long story ami will bo hort taken in
by insluUuientK. .It ilneaj not, niuku ft!
voiy liuiierillg exillini III Hie BIlllllclui
sit initio if the Htnte, which if the. firm1
Tilt (ottll lVH'illtK
... ' .
' III, Ul.al.a 'I'-
of the Htute Treasury for the yeiirend -
Ing November 'M, 1874, miiid "i,H7l, -
11118.27 ; tho total expenditures for the
lt,7,H.ra.
Tlio
I IT I li ....
dut-rd duringthe fiscal year S I .L'.'IO, I CO.-
'"'' .. a... .-.mi. UMiei.aialyaaaa. ami a ball di-titm aartyj..
Tl,.. II. ...........1.. !,. t!.l.
' . ... l"-T"V"
aspect ol ulliiirs, when tlieexpenilitures
,.l I... 1 ...I II
largely exceeding ihoe of previous
iigiiin inviio nun to no M).
Thu (ioveinor imiLcs n imo.l ccm.
1 inen.l.nioi. wl,.. l.n ,lvi,". tl,i .,,.
-
striiigcni laws nepiwseii lor too lirotec.-
. '... .t l.l;.. i. .t. . 1
iiou ot win intone iiguiiisi tno iniuni)
und iiiHlnlutity of Hiv und Wic iiistinuit?v
cuiiiiui)iiri. The hituuiiT in which ho
gtiH ami woitk coiiipuniot niff h!o now
to (h'l'rnud tho nooido of thin HtuU It
' I Kl'llInlllllUM. Illl'l H I'kIIHuIl' tal.htlld I.i.
do 1 notioveriiordcMies flic Legislatiu-e
7a. to establish industrial schools with a
441 ' ".Vstein of compulsory education ; and
tl : likewise suggests that the Stute uliould
r,n(linil cmployineut Kir soldiers' nqilniiis
JJallor their tiischargo from Iho State
uu schools ; neither of which ivconiim -iiihb-
ncilhw of whifU root mi uu in lit-
l,oio on lions iiu-ur to us to lie soinnl.
K '' J1 ' iHention is invited lo tlio legislation 1
io.oiin do niado iieces.iary by the new ctinstiw
l:'s.iOS ll lu inn in ic-ganl l bsikHrHviiig Iiih4
Mis flt j and niHt cumpaiiies, and n more tU't'-i
nialSr! ii' '"'lu limitation of tlieir poHem lor the
security ot persons doing uusiiiess with :
t i.'iii m ri'i'nin inmiifivl juuI iilsik.i tmt
... ... , ......
f w bt IllinKM of (litiCOUIlt (should he proMlMted
ifnun imrin'' intorcM on denositw. The
114IC ii!' Htr U ttH 'ncrft"V tVIHO; it ispnilM-r
k iiui an that the rwtnnu-w'of lukortt should
T,7Jj lo, be protected by a paid up capital slock,
ss't?!?' " ''J' ' .""I'vidiial liability
ai1',is :ii ' ulll State examitmtiotis of the con -
.11 .l.ililiiin nf tht. ltidtititli.,i.u . TI.m n..t-.
' Ul1'1 ') '''e f.nmimuioii! oi uie (on -
Ol discount is likewise an evil ilemund-
lllg CorriKiltin It ll can lie Wisely given,
, The n-iul of t ho tax irnon trades.
! wt'iipfltions nnd nH"Hi(Hj is ivrom
j mi'ii'lt, rihI tno Kul.stitutim of n fi'ti
omt poll-tax, in onli-r tf inalaui uni
i finite. 1 Iip propm-ty of nvsii upon
tlio countiv.' ihcro outlirtitkM
WfMir
l'cqutiiii milidiry mijipnfic
till' ox-
. pennon im iripnt tneivto, is BHjftrit"1.
np.npnuti.n.ir;, hU-WtymwA
11 ' ...-
Thr Vavl Shopa Ciohko. In tlio W-
pn-H'd O)llllitioll of AniUtcUtt fliiutlA in
;i. , , ,,. , ,, . nirs i 'M) iuu;i' UJ linu nf am. 3t-.(i
" 10 ,nlol,,p,,f'0 Iliir- Vitn.4 noun r: iUpnvi :,fi (.j r-ilei, lo,
Hftlmrg cftr frliopK httvo bwn conrtl!.-d ; v f7!J.-Rwnt -t 70 tr?b- i
tO MMW tor H'Rht of WWh Will t,i.!1-e f W iltr.rtnorllii
received Willi (rreat tcrA l.y ll t - rnn -
munltv. ' Tlieae works fn niiiHiierenH
times have enmlnveil i.vk-r Tlill
ami li.fn,.rl ...it a. t,i,.h .u-,ilv..
j n-i. . ;'' 1 in.iioe.ij an an Mitt .l.-f.e .satl J
l,U' ""' "e COntrttet for tllC j fareli. Moan n.M l-.i.l !,ir li ; th-n.-a nirttt 56' 1
const riiet ion of 2(ll)(m run out n frtr1"" '"" f I"'"11" a .o.ioniwiiii,.if Ho-1
days ago, ami last ovenlnR n-rnti,,n,':',;rn; Z
cuturly (thI nnd nmy not lie n'inn -
Cd dnriiur tliff. r.nti r TUtsi iu t K nvl
wiai-iiBiiiiitiiii wiiim lliu v ihhn
ioo(j, iioanj all oi whom niv um cried
ratriot. ....
'
f iro nlrangn delilaloll of a woman ill
Woivlieiiler, Mo., was that ut a cert sin
hour ou a certain day oho .would .lie.
im, , . .ro,.g n,t .ie
! attending pliyateian lo.ire I that pnrjilt-,
I 0,.y juiifiit. ill hur liervmtS OOlldition,
I ' ., ' .. .. '
l,r"ve " f-bereloixv gavo hera
liowerlul nawotic a few hours buforo
j the time tlxo.l in her mind, and caused i """ """n 71 J'S'ee . o nerrhra. t an oi.i
I . ... .. .'eultt... nk (L..e.u L. I I
her to sleen until after it had imwted.i
.
Jlrn; 'JaflverHscments.'
: -Tm.u.n.u.ia.( laeoea auui .0 aoareea enit
A DMINISTIMTOIt'a NOTICK.-I mp.t1.o., t, n,. ,,1.0. f beei!, ,.
Nolle, laberekj glTentbatUtlaranradailn. !" ""' ni - aer.he.,aa allewanoe ; be.
Irtratiunanlk. a.lAt.ar llllllll u ..t: 111 l.t , UIK lb. ame lix trace ar niece, at land and
lata . U'.ll.r.in. Cleard.ld In. I'. J.....l
. barlnl bean dolt .ranted le th. mlrr.l.n.d.
1 a ..ranis Indebted la ..14 titala wUI pUaat
i alalia iannadliia payaienl, and tbo.e hole,
,u,m, or demand, will i.r...nt II.. n.r,..l.
aulbealiealed for aettlement vithont delaj.
' ,:' ' l)VIII f. ol lill.KI-, !
tl'allaoatan,. Jan. laT7 Sl Adtaini.lralor.
----,s- . . , . --
.'Aftt l 1UIID JUiar,. , !
XJ
ib. ui. i toiuias wnilKau.
! ofl'ik. iwp., cioariieid count)-, p., uVc'4,
, Jof ,,, r,i4",,
,,,', i.d,blej " ,,, ni piJ,,, ,.,lkr
In.nmlule n.rtnenl. and Hi.... h.rln. .1-.,,,. .
Kolioeliberel.Tglren llmtl.tlr.t..iatnent !
Immediate p.tmenl, and tli.uo baring elniuil ar
"'" nipreeouiinu-opo)i auihentiemed
far ai'Ulcment wllhout di-lnr. !
te-i JOHN WITIIKilOlY
D4V1II WITHKIIOW.
Maw Millport, JaiK 1.1, 1"-. Ot.J Kaceuluti, , j
IUHSALl.: I.HVKH llli HKNi'l' Jl,
(Ullo.llJM,ll,ia Utt JKbrJX I. I
. 'mi . ', 'Ji' '.'-. '. ; . ' ' '
I . ',"rt "I" 'IV'"'. ". .
asj (.Htd IU. Having U .te down fn.in the I
benob Ihrongli fniling he.ltb. all t-e.-n. la.kkt. I
an.ui.i.ix V eh or arte, auj .11 v.,Mm 1,.,;,, j
- r'7 n ..mi. aceoant. ire-!
elatm. again.1 toe, by preeenting tliein. will br
seed is the .am. war, by eslllng at aiy ref idan.ie I
vi, .ww era. o. A.i.-goeay
'. -;, i , ; t. BIIOB't.
riAVTiavZ ' ! '
'
;,b, ...
All r.iir.0111 are h.-rel.T e.till
ed ftg.lu.l
meddling with or i.tirehnelng the fillorvtmr arm.
erty purebaard by ran al aoa.bil.la'. .ale and left ! I '' '!
on law with WJIiaia l'aar.v,if Katthnua town-, h.. '," 1
.t,ih. .1.. 1 ..1... . . ....laayni j
.lave.l nirlri bedr.de. 4 vi.".i.l beddil,.
lPrd. . aland,! ,t.bl, 1 .ok,r,,:
0 chain, t bor.aa. 1 eluok. J l.., ... .1... .
. .ui.jeet to aiy eruor a. uoy time. . ; ,
ISAAC C. M.CLflSKKV,
ll Ltfk, Jan. 13, isri.-fll
5.'.V.V.WA " '
1WU 1 lOJN.r s-.i i,,,! ,,
S . . ,1 . 1 I ,.
All paraknl ore ktr.li Wnrni .U.lr.il hureh.
aaina ar rti anv w.v .tk ,k. .i. .. '
prop.rlr.sowlataevwHaal.sjof dobs Kol.a.i
of Cbcit tewnlhia,.!!.: on. lorrej L..r aad au. i
brown mare, a. ilia mui. bi-l..iiei to me .i..l
-lung, lo me .,.d hi i
al any'litoe, L. M. H'MIITTKN. -t
ive.torer, Jan. 1.11b, IT.,4 (,.,,.
' "' ' - 1
IE
J 'i1 .( .... . i . . 1 1 i a '
Cmt Vr.ln oa )bo i.iuii
brlt III l.aWrntinft (AtOnahln- at,.... tt.l .
Uet.a.ber
ki um, i ulau irKa "i- S
aara eld. The ewaer ef aaid alror 4. aanne.b.
"J-. V-w
I.., 1. 1... 'f',.' ".V.' iVi 1 boTlV
arg. g
d
, ,. ,
STHA-U":. I I iiiin-.,'.!t ! ,,! ,j
I I
r!o.d"!ri? sr. -vr.
nnq.rr.eoeo. in ..e(l town. hill, on
p (.'belt town. hi
laat tit tepiecftW a ItAllk RKft III
on or .1..111I rtie
lllll I .......
rae. and lake
V ooX '
i11AR El.
ana year aid. lUe aan.r I. reneW
forward, prove Brerty, Bay ebarte.
bin Sn.v, or l. will be 4i.i.i.eu of a -.-
' ' ANTIInKY M.UARV
neeterer, das, 0, IM.1.-3C,. -ol
If ' ;,,- .,t.i t,jihe. lak-Brr Is Bseaaiiw as M ka ft ssikvf
Th. nartfcerfhtn herebd'.ie. aal;. k.i-. 1
..I1
n. ?.i.v ana . e. , iierreos, snwst 4i(;lria
flarrieef MittoB Uarmun, a. die.orva.( lu aaa -
I .J. - .. t t 1. .
id, 1.;., Thobui.n.M
arWiirs.' " I . .
bl eilTTUX. k
t 'tSiryeivin;,,; .
. - - 7 .-"B Ktl t SUFI u R
,,T,, .uM.,i "it, '"' V? Sit '
I"1' ,bi' tb ia ta tl, Fn.r. u," ,r
ttio ute r1. In lb tri-m 1st rautVJ 1,1
aarling H lav
i'i..Tn...i i'l I.,'.' i.
m. ---' H'.',. awitt tlk kBdsrrii-.nl. slf ic.
Tin oonf jid Hmixi tiC.VJr!;te
dun. .1 ,I.,.r, sollet' snj. is' v il'rea...nsliTe .'Ptniwrlj iJthfVtlctteifrer
terra., and TermMiie;' ae.ll. tai (.r.rnlywae Hf. '.' " tlfi
sste bf . ..it t,.,,u.nat '.i '"Mil
lem., and tcW
uk tv- . , a
tiit.ii.i.- ..1 '.t 1
fa rt'.-l .'f'IlX,V:pif,
tst weeny aa nrtHnenirwae i
Ay9 1
l')j"'if1.iT"''i'n''1.'!' ,lliga
Stflal drrrtisfrnfiits.
SheriiT's Sale.
ViriUU I'l trf II "l lemrt J-'mriu, it-
(ui.MUl jil (Iiq t'nurt l ( (tiitiwun I'll ii" of
I Ivrtrll' hi ciMiMt . tii'il to Ml ii!i'-il. llitsip nil.
tit vKtMikoltoPI IIIJrHAt.K, l tl.f I'uil Iloufi,
m tlie I or -Hi, I) 1 1 t'lt itftii-UL on IVulittjatjuy, l.iib
i.iijahiK I
my "i jiiarnr, mu.ui i- orio.:, n. ui., tus
.,r ,. ,: .J cl.t, Lt ih.
Ims.v mil i Smnnut: M Mi hi.i,-.r l'ni,nlr.
1 R'A IM' n mi 'J tu ill thut rarUiit ,
Irial. or l.icfln i.i Intnl. mifuifn In (lis. lDHiihlK ni I
; ,;c4;uri
j l'.n.ivnia, b
' .
Cuililly of CKurlielrl KI.U HCile of '
biiuu.liit anil dVriribn.1 a. lullowa.
"IWaril" al 'Aiintourniruf (linre-.. b'tmlii,
l l;'; M'.:V,,;ri::.
i in a pen ; iht,. t,y ri"Uv of tract of Juyh
w bit.imii, mih.:. jrciij w-a, 101 p.-K-hM ti:
. Si.i. lingij i'l ! miirirvi in l (msi .ajisv biihi I
,i D uw sbuiu linDi iium-i briandai;
eno iiui.hed an I r pore... li lua pl a ol be-
: ginn'tig, aontaioir.(f..N; -toa-ir- aiid oui hut,.
; ,iri, i ,a m.n p rein...
L .. . .
ml iii; .-iit.ee lair i'tmi et-
umli tW; -tii.ee lair uVjir.
.V,'","''," 'rt?.,1' .'.! "i" t"'.l,u'b!MK'
..' 5Ij p,.i.!, i,,,!!, ihi
truet ; ti.r.ice i.y met ib tnj
ileirrrei 1
Ihi' former I
truer ; inmce i.y ... i met ni ij drgi ,.'
"'t n'l periin. to ii,t.,u,,.f iKinumi i ..a.
' ".I'lf ""Vr1 r""r . !" !""
iw-.it toe tJJK t pne. n:titiag B1 111
nerve, lut.ru ar ,
ie, i.nng pm ..r o lerj. r tmt ..r innd. .r
Ml.... . .hi. n.M. ..r J..h tf hihk.ll
-i
Al-o. Tliut cerlein ritcc or tenet r tan.l, elt-j-
sle in flifeltr ..wi.ltii, (. Irerlirld e nt.ie, and
Scire fll..r. .eij, U..nitd .1 aliet tlereribil a. .il.
lose: tn wit :
Aleo, All there tlx reitnin e.inliriibna tranla n
.are-li of land, l)inj en tbe -wtere of the Mo
.linnnon cn-t-k, in ti.e ce.intiia ol LlaArkel.i aad
Centre, In Iho Hlule uf I. unrrlrAiita :
Ono iruet .n tbc eart rije .f Mohiunon rreek.
In Hu.li lowuelt.p, in U.e coutitjot (' nire.nlore-r.-ii.l,
bejiitittitg t a .o.t of traeir, Jhu U'i.e
uiau aud Jjvi V..lt-n.an : ll.ei ee bv Julia Wid-.--
uiaji, M.rl'i 40 dirc t. nr.! OS tietthee lo en old
in uc t f ifftpr, in r Mirf ImfifHui errck i Ibcnoat'T
ttfti'i i llubrrt 4 Uiu, anft In ml i.f Jubtiwo ui
UunLtaa, uurth iJi diin-t ai 46'J itc:ih to a
P"'1' ni ,he:,I Alui'nnn i u. nan uwnb
-'at
ct;r eiiht H tiarcbcfi tu a i.oit i ibauw lf
Ujtt ul Jii-ub lKcIi, touOt .JO ilijritKi .at l.il
rircii.i lo a pHf lltencti hy Ittt.U of Ilenrjr
fruuin an I, m.it'i. ill dtgrtc mtai Jirj i-cidiei
to a (Mitt, ati'i piaoc at hsirrtrg( lic
n mo Ir.irt nt land m.-veyrA untlpr Wurtaiit,
JtiC'tb WitU'uian, an 1 fMaUiatiiff VU mcvet mn-(.trt'lit-.
ami an "lUiitnn'w t 0 r cent. Ur i
rtia'lr. ;
i.t .'.... ' .' ' ... . ' .
ni, ii ii rn-tin v, nnti in ;y III Attirrii 10 w.
i-h ., Chaili.l-t n.utilv, siijoii.it.jr rn.t h-.uttded
'y;i,i-nineJii .n arr.inK).faro,Wi,irmaii,
mura t Urr, U:aa (no lime inict mrvevet ou
wr,i"1 vmk4 wi xnn. . , ' ; ,
' Ono oili.
,iu".'v"
i nre. w.-t
of Moeliai.
oifnr irail "itunte printipany in Uush
it,,xrtii, t.riitniDjr; at a in it la cnrnr
I'lrnii.) ih. l.n- ! a ..,. n... il. 'ill .1..
1 kitii w-, t- i u a uiojik1, n tb ttor.k
of Mo.hai.in.a i rrtk ; lli'aee tlna-n the mute 701
of leginnu.f ; ajrtialoint J3i et, -ad .:
loa-n'-eo 01 tx per o..ni. i.r roaui.. 40., eeing
" ' ' ' v u'-ojaming
ilarttn
Or:t olLor tr.t.;t i'.IumI-j In M-rrii towB-bln.1''
lr ariinll j tliciwo t.y fmiif, north 67 Jfewi'
71 ,u-zmvt uu -..rr t l ,.,
tin In nit '
f ,rf Mi-ahnuBoi. ccf th 4. l!riiLV by JlvQ,iM. JUT- W
tin, K-ntri 7ii ilcrt-fl ratf IWj ic-reti.-i hi ma
pin; ihf-nr-e itUi. 17 .Uijresii mil ,r,-l. '
10 a ri.K-V o.ik ; tb.itrt' niutb l tt !I5 1
Ht.-l.ea () white tvUi 1 flunv g.li ) .Ji-jrevn j
el 124 i..'"1) lo iil.ici uf Wjiiinioz ; con-
l;ilini'jr 4.1 iuitvr, irni ailuKQiict-, I lust Die 'llim
Wi.i.
i i iurcei tia ff..n-!)t (o Jono vu ill.
man, lir-'ii.iiinar at ptiit on (lie wratii.lt '
of ll.e K1i4l.u11p.tr,) rhrjvp' raJO(t IrMUi
Will fttn I'mi.r iK'ith .0 w-H.M- ih.-?'
1 ,, m .;. .ul..r,li tkcaa. 1. J .ln
HJ n"tei i-' .i-ioe. e.atii perd.e., to an oM '
1 li .-t.. i.v . .in ..f i-atriek ll.,-. nmth u
- . "." '" ' "."'" " """W; I
' bbnk ot vt-k ; iuw hy l.vUriUitv.11 nurtb CO
J'-.Ttf' tt O'' fc rcboo to nn kt Ltinluok :
) Hpf I ii.iiipc Hn-l n.vl find trafl Of nhlT1
' ' "u " " ' , wp' '-, rpT','ie iort:
i'M.
lui - itrt - eii w.tt v f.errhea, aooifc Oi SgTaaa we.l ?6
j ninlie.. itmk ti7 ulranaa , eat 31 peiolit.. Cu
I l"" "'' l'l,!e ol 'iingi cmunins in
I TV """ ' '
LSari'MTU'rj
at tne net. tmniiiK. t n.rnee l.y iroci. ol (
I "" M,,,r Andrew (lr.tr aanlh iO degree.
e.t::(W nerebe., lu a Kat of Jubs Wi.limaa-
,.e.b, tl,, . nniir tt ierrl JJ.I Tui
tnarebe. to a nai . thenea be t...,t ot J.... v...
V "nh "
f ' irniier, ... a poet ; men.. Uf earaa arui 17
I "aire.j we.l 100 r.rr.h.-. lo an ! Ml. o.k
tli.nee by Ir.et ut llenjamln tlattin B.irlb 00
' , dejeee. ea.t l2 iterehe., to arrj old rborry tree
sreiai.eaabii-li J.'bn Tnioh. n.l elkerib. indin.
ll" "'b d ef OrtrrW, fars, gr.ntta and
' Ja Nelmw In fee, who eobl aod
""".a fb. aatna t. ..ul defendnat, aha barba
Pll Oa.pane.ef ll.a StaU ef d'ana.Tlraaia.. .
bl,.li ile.eribt.,1 l.n I. are wn.rlaM frb
Is.is.f of Ithomlsnnt eoal, ne.ope-i.ed end kelng
J ilt"l br "all derendnnl rniarianlf and ba. in.
railroad IWk. laid tlr.in, ad ,4rad tnt.lt.
"I" I1 prenuiea, eonnei'l.ng with th. Trron.
viesrsain, auiuMI SI n leJlfi tlta.
"a. rouroa.: jog.iiiv wuu siii ooil ,ara jitcd
I"" ""' .le, a aLal le, 4
i ' " -
. HoiieJ, takes In aieeallan end ta
lb. pronrrte of It.. Ilerlir Goal
eold a.
Company af
letiniJItatllA. j ft V ul
l.nu. .- Hit K 3lt0 or .0...' at a-Ueh .
!, ,"'1"r'T rt""'a tnn.1 be paid St
lira !... of Mle, ... u oib.r arr.ngen.eat.
u"",, aa will U epprorn.1. oth.-rajiaa Ihe i.roperte
ill I imate.ll.tt, la p .! ,Mlrjm ,!
e,n,n ri-k ol tl.o e,.n to .oTJ, i" ilj
.traeb olt. and ho, in e... of 4Veire at nteh
re-ia.e, etiall mako ewi.rl ilia anrae..M.di ta. .o In.
.,' wli ,0 l)eti ,, pr3fcd 'in Court f
..alnuilnn uult.l tl.. .....ner I, l,, nn,l
Ate Sueriff. y. (, M, p KltR IN,
riitctni-r'. Ornn a. 1
Clearfield, Pa., lire. Si, llfr.f
"; btienn s Sale..
"'"I VaW af amaVy iriu if, rt-r,- fhiii-
aa.1 out ,.f ll.e Court of C. union Flea, ol Cle.r
bold county', nnd tn rae dlreeied. there will be
p-l.e.l to pnl-lle .ale. nf theCnrt McnM.TS be'
... vi.B.nn.i.0. M edne.Jav. the l.llh
Jnawary, 4r.J.., at 1 VelorJ .,. mi th .
a;1""'"! doett,eilJ oHafe,l.
le.to kit:
, " H't eerl.ln ,.leee M tnslMrM. In Ilrnd,
l.iwnahip.'.'karSeM ewintT. I'd." ln. j
."' ' ' .tr.Piis rl t. "d tJ,?, i Tper.", "toi.Un.T.i!L1
: if"1 "" i" wppiied ib the 0 4-..7... s I Si
I 'totnar.T annli.nee. lor tni.ing eoal. And " 'M .- "I
1 "'d premiiw L.n.g moled ,,ami , -0,w,! . I- Mel;
"atne tu ner.' b,.uic. a atai.le. n4 l.l.-iisitk ' V. ' '
1 r""""' " rr, bavmavsi and seeeribed r.
tin-"0"1" MrifhiMng l bUenak.wrner-nf lawd
erd Wod.t then .Im.j. th,
.! i-rvr... omreor ree.Tn noneei theneeetill
".V "m,,''t''Wesie.ten,1
therm, .tin kyrm. ran n p.rerreewientwrlFt.
" rWkaAaimi.1
laasiarearlar. teahatnlonl MhenoerttlUye.nl
1: . 'I':1" "lea" waoeaeli: tlieneJeliy
!" Oredef aaath It ncrche. Mar er
lea. te a nbeaetet.larnn. we.1 l- ..i
" ,0 r""t t.a Bank id degeve. ere J
" "t"1 r,rhr" "" w lejw, to a port, tkenee
perene. Man ftMefr tn place of be.
ig ill acrtataind s:l iH mi... j
aUovabeV, .Sflrwafri
lr.be, i are e t,rettnr twit of tl.
- a.re. ann I. lieieto) axial ,o. la.a, een'eyod
fttlil draasrilaak.l In et.,...l r. I I. . L .1 .
tin J rrronli-l in CltTirM n..t.i. tn .iu.i i.AL
Aft darttril and Hi lukl.iAr l.j la.j ' '. I I
ttbU. is eV,;. :a Z ' Z T,,.'
t C. Sullli.
Al.nt all II..I MMI. Mel of land tloitO h
nenrueld eounly, Pennrylrawii, be,(inning al a
V' it,te. B..II, partly
.as use ! laud of Ueega
pa"'" Weft Or r,i tl. 'a(,m 0 rr,ti
... ......an. c ner.,ll.,rt ,.,.,,lta. l.,. , - . ,T r "
of tr.el No'.' fTt (h.nre ej.t lit tbe .out
lri t
n i
I boandi
... . .... ,rc w T. ,,,,
rAW
r , r -.... , " '" ".
. T . ' .er.iioe niure ar tea. le
. a al-,f l""'! ' none, lleoe, uulh In
,M"t-t5 Tnt'SSfiesii,-. to a ilL.ts
(,h. , . a . i.j.r..ii . -TfZp
ftolhH these Ke.l in SirflUs-rl-.i.-Trp" " t ,-.! .leaaW
'.""'! "iimeninjer.
Jn. or PAt.n..Th, ,,,, it l. 1
A pron.rt, ,lull Ihi .,,, , p,id
nwlaa.wlllW.,,n,h,c,l,dih.,,U.t1,er.,oPertyl
.U be IBn.adi.arr an I a e4( L-'u. .I
th. .10, S a.,d ,, of jb.Vl.oiitosTk.Sn tl
w (truck oil. and Bin, In e.ra of deOclrncy al
ry.ri, re r.SM atrilSroa. attain na
n,lirkw.n lk B. cil lie pr.iepl.d la Court for
eonnrmitioa unk-K the money I. arluallv paid ta
..Wntui . t,. . ISCI 11 lll.M.N,
'l.t asriitrr . orrica, 1 Jv tthcrUT.
ve-aiiie.sj, 4-a y.o, 14. I...-4 ,
I)JlI,TJSTIt..'njU.r SOTICB.-
4TtV.
Knllee I befcl.y given I hat letter, of adnlB-
t.tralion OB Ihe eil.t. ot J4CUB 1V1SK, de-,
ewat'l. uvUi of 1 atottta lowiili.)., t'l.arteld
elnty. Peoaa., ha ias -bees, dolt Braabed la
lbs bnilereigiied, ell prr.011. todvbled ta Mi
al.e will M..ew.akrlaBri..llle ireWBi.Bl, B
ih.i. hiring clk.ni. or d. mind, will pre.ent then,
r fcttlerrfmt wltbout 8e-
rT. - nrtiHOH W. WIS
'"Mil rflTOy,
i,'P'rWjwIJir. rarf. ..'- " m
i)ew (lffrttsftnnitj..
j(JI-OSINGOUT,
CO ST. I
i Owim to Ike vaslp. thlak It seller to eieee
oatoufaioek , ...
i. . M '
Jm. M. j W M.m
i trHi.'k will be an aJranUifa to tolh HI aa4 ear
wnntm Oar ataok la Urge, eoaeieiiat af
.
CLOTHING,
IN ALL STYLE-,
HATS & CAPS
AND
Genlsr Furnishing Goods
Which tr intend Mllinft ( m! for cm h.
We say Just What Mean !
If ju winb tu aave trom $ I to $ V tvn uit,
w it yunr line Ut bu. Our Irit-eUaa
0fi rroa'f
from $10 0 lo 20
Hlnfjla ertar .
l'aittr
rotir Autta
a t) ta IS te
' " IS M u 20 OS
" 4 00 la S 80
" S M la S 00
" I oo to to
I 00 la 00
I 31 U t 00
" .. 10 la all
' . II tn ' ' tl
" . I 00 ta I tl
" 54 la , I li
. alarkel .treat, o.noite
I n
r Shirta
llut-k Ulovra
lluao
. ' ' h tr
Oa,.
RetiieiutKi the j.laee
toe .uurt tiitare.
II. STEWART SOX.
KRATZER & LYTLE.
THE.
N E W FIRM
1
m Tiitia
COLOSSAL :
CONSOLIDATED 0
STORE,
Arn ii-ftrlalBif domm tlwir
IMMtVSE STOCK OF GOODS,
I .1
CASH PRICES.
B-.lo-.lein.0K4 and MlUng for reed fmj
lira them ta de IL Thej (rill eodeeeer U b
Hi:AI0.lrAItTKUH -
J 3 A P. 3 i
; - t. , i , H . t . .
" cl,i' - "M
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
Dre.a Uooila, . Wall Paaar,
- Boot, and rSUi.4, i j J Uueetarare. :
' "rooerle., , . , , afc, 4..
, And ej v'.ber good. i. uVIr lino,
J a-1"-' -,ta t. a - .'-i" I ' .1 . ,
x. (vniin rAsH.',',, 7 ;.
.2':
J; M. VHATKRR,
J.O. LtTI.B.
S
learteU, Dad. H, 1(74. .
"fiTOTICR.-
' I 1
f , .
All permit, are bareby Sotila real ta. tike
any Inmber ar timber aa the paUle aoad. la '
Mwrenee township, aor to aa. ar oeeapy asy ef
tbe .ama along lli. rlrar or eraeh. la aat4 towa
hip. Iaa.rit..gar Caftlnflia.aerorlutba-.vU.
om Ik. perrni..a.a and afreaaiaBt ol the riaper
ri.or. ia writing be nl obtalaej. The wea.l.
tie. provided bj law wiU he atrieUy ealoroed
Hotlee.
KUNK, .. ,
lllirtlD. f
8. P4ae.
J2.1..tf " Sapervlaura. "
r jas. nuowv.
VICK"S: t'LORAU'CUlDli,.,
. , ...;F0 l7t. , ,,, . ,.,,
ubll.hrd lurterly.-J,.r.Br rTraata
Jaet ia.aed, nd aeaiJal war IlKJ paves 0k
gravlnga, deriiitiun. of more Ibas IM af oar
beal I'loHer. and Vertable, with diree.
lion.fnr errlture, Oolered rSJate, vt.; The wjaao':
eful aad eternal wnr af the hind ta tba
t KnlibandlJaa.a. Ad.lru. 1 1
dealt-ltl ' rt
II. .' I
Noltoe I. hereby given that th patiaeeebak . .
htrelerore etl,tiB between AleiaBdar Watoee. I I
Mutla J. Mrbol. and O.c.r B. Marrell, aador ' i
tbe name of Watroa, MVokali Oa-, at Caeveae
ilre, Pa., w diraolt-od by aaloal aaaaaBI m
tbe Itlh day of lleoeinher. the book.. Bote, aad
oceani. are, ay agreement of Ihe narliew, pie
ib the hand, of tl. B. Uamlt, al l learl.ld.
fee
ee.tiemati.ja.iwaiM.ueB. - w , vj
- aaNZ.VSt ., WAUUM, MIOyOL k CO...
QAl!TIOS.-d" -" :.'dii- ;j
-tAII perwaa are hat. by araraed agaia.l par-'
cawing or it. any aMier raeddlinf wuk the fol-,
lowing property , new Ib the hand! kf a. a. 4ak. I
lartni, of Lewrenea lewaabrp, t. 1 bay koraa,
I eel doable herneee, .H.I I h.lfer, as the aaaa
eelonge oo ate aad la baliarllk biak, aakjeet aa Bay :
' r. u. HbiiUia. . . ... t
Cleartlald, Dee. 9J, 1014. ll ....
rpAKE NOTI(5&.X5iAa
':' .- - "I i : . ( ,, ., ,
' Per.on. owing (bo dw ra fararl.
eaiaber let, 1074) af. 1 .in,, t
aa t-
'Ktatzer tSt'Lytle,
8AVH COPTf hy HRTTMNO THK IE
a a. ... ...... ' M a nain
.' "."."".V' y- 5JMMt
Olearleltl, Deo. IS:,-H
NOX18R. I
u,, ,r Oetoba.,U74, Ibe barikveaabM k
.iaoe then, Bad bereaner will a. i .
. . "
1, a.aia i..il ..
I'l-k..
t'lahiWIa, beei IS, U)4..J.. . '.
.M
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i.,.,. J ..-tl
' ' "at 4aai.
jTl() r"r I) PTrt O T?
"Cor;ana,lll, o. i. IS-4 T
- r,.,lS,4, . ... . ,
! I
Q abpj,tvravin(.m:: j id I IT.!
1 the aaderelgae la prepared la weave ta
Ca.rar to srden ka say etybt dalreV Hsvia,
had ever Ihlrty year. peaaUealeiwerleaM Is Phil"
adalnhia. he fed. eealdeetef atvlae u......
ta IIkim whs on, fa.ar klas with ak.lr was viae.
rde,, ..al. ar litter, addreaeedle Wtlll..,
.".otje, .taroru an., will aMel vi.k 1
"K cluLLJ.aDfbil, : . '
en . will aaeal an.k . . '
""..Ml .
ftigler Sialfoi
.iwiB.tsjtta..
iyia,
Iboi
bon ,U a Urn 4oU IVma. ala
mi ' v.
tWTm. Jog taaa bmA aikvavv ar
TTOUSR aND L6T FOR 8ALRI "
idVnB'literJHr?--'. r
lot OMllill Ml. U kd-i-a aktlL.kJ -Jv '
,,(0 tk. t.U, si Ike fOkVa. .
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