She Urublujitt.
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Oaoao B. Gooolandih, Editor.
CLBABFIELD, Pa.
WKDNKSDAY MOKNINrt, JUNK I, 1875.
I I
Reader, if joo went lo know wdiet li going on
la the bu.ln.ei world, Jail read our tdv.rti.lnf
eula.a., the 4eeil eoluian lo particular.
Nr Dioovui.w. Itooent i)cvul
ment go to .how that tlio people o!'
thin country nre cnrwd with "Ilk, whis
ky mid Indian "riiigH," who annunlly
choat the people out of million of dol
lnr of revenuo.i i . i . . .
Till Famii.t Dakkm. Col. Krcd.
(J mil til bunking house bus already
opened for business. I'pon tbo day of
opening, Mm. President Grant drove
down to the bank, and mndo a deposit
of 12,000, by tbo way uf encouraging
Fred, in bnsinos.
Ax Ini i,t. In court at Montreal,
Saturday, a lawyer quoted some point
in the Jteeeher trial, when Judge Mon
dlet nid : "Don'l fur (iod sake,
quote from that ease bere. It is a din
grace to New York." It ia evident
from this that our half oivilined do
minionites nre down on Plymouth
morality. , , ,
On, Tm ! On, im ! "TIip Gov
ernment' has wrilten a letter lo Hur
ry 'VVhitu in aiwwor to the Lancaster
resolution, (.runt does not want tlio
third term any niore than he did the
first. What a remarkable elucidation
of Ca'sarism ! How conclusive and
emphatic! . The Radical or rebel who
is not atistled on that point must lie
put down an a blockhead or a traitor.
Kauiii Ktoxouihth. It is hard to
say which Is the more blighting to our
material interests, tbo ravages of the
grasshopper pluguo or Radical role,-.
Of ono thing, however, wo are quite
rertsin o
ed with both for anotli
or year, most
L.i' v,. i;i
. ... ' ,' . , ,'
lwniy wi 1 iaao w ngs niroii ersnoresirn 1 . . . .
I 1 1 lie Lrcllullll sliitlltcs nf 1V Itl.Mll
while the political jnckalls will be left
alono to eultivate the burnt districts.
A PaiTTV Thino. Tho Radical
platform made at Lancaster hist week,
is so insignificant that only about ons
third of tho voters can stand on It
it's a perfect dead fall, and no intelli
gent votor will venture on It. The
planks aro tho mere off-full of such
lumber as C'rodit-Mobilier, Salary
Grab, Back-Pay, Sanborn Contracts,
Washington Rings, etc., otCi ' No so
ber voter will venture to get on it,only
the gophers and roosters will occupy it.
'Tun Govian.Mr-.NT" Knraokd.
The third term "dig" given "the gov
eminent" by the Lancaster Conven
tion is one of the wickedest thrusts
made at that Institution since tho rcb
ols grounded their arms. Grant is
' hopping mad," and is determined to
play "the bull in tba china shop" from
now until the November eleotion.
Like all patriots (!) he says he has
nothing to lose, and way gain a point
by forcing himself into a position he
does not merit.
Mistaken Soi ls. Tho backwoods
delegates who wandered to the recent
Radical State Convention at Lancas
ter, may bo vain enough lo suppose
that they helped lo nominate Hurt
ranfl and Ruwlo ; but such is not thu
fact. The nomination was made two
months ago and ratified on Saturday
night previous at tho Lochic! Hotel ,
in Harrisburg, and the meeting ati
Lancaster was Conceded on the part of I
tho ring rfiontcrs for the purpose ofjpudialed by the people. Just look l
getting a look atthcir country cousins. B few of them : There was Juhn Cess-
Tnsr Did Ir. John M. Ailanu was
the Senatorial, aud Wui. C. Arnold
Representative delegate to tho Radi
cal State Convention at Lancaster,
last week. They helped to kuock the
third term In the brad, aud present to
the people Uartranfl for Govcrnor,and
Rawlo for 8taU Treasurer. Tho peo
ple next November will rotir these
two worthies to private life, like they
did the officers ot the Conventiom Inst
v. , ,, ., , ,, i
November Cessna, n hito and Mann,
,., a...... , ,
mi nqniuiswfu, nuu yuv luoy lean a ....... ,, ,, . . .
. . . I r i, illiam B. Mann, the real boss ot
party whose principles como from (lod! , . ..... , ,
. the ring, repudiated ley tho people, in
A LtCKfisK Prucher, It seems a city which ' gave twelve thousand
that Henry 'Ward is not the only mem- Republican majority, nominated tho
bor of tho Ueochor family who ieeccon-, Governor at the l.iiiicnsler Copyeti-
tric and bangs on tho ragged edges lion. '
occasionally. Klmira, Now York, is! Tho people have set tho seal ol their
also blessed with a Beoeher and a sen-i displeasure upon these blind guides
nation as woll as Brooklyn, Tho Key. whom Republican conventions por-
T. K. Beoeher, n brother ol Henry's, !it in following. Last Novem-
ha recently preached a discourso in bcr they failed to avail themselves
wholesale apology lor tbo liquor traffic
in thii style : "I defend yoa. Your
trade 1 lawful j no ono can accuse ynu
of misdeeds!" Dr, Guorgo, ol the
First Methodist Kpiscopal Churuh. gave
a scathing review of th sermon Sun
day evening beforo a large audience,
and the excitement bid fair to rival,
in a small way, that of the ono uoarer
to New York. The defense of the
liquor train ic by a minister ia indeed a
ovelty that none other than a Beecher
could successfully practice without bo
ing throwa overboard.
Not Happt. Radicalism it no long
er happy. A Stato nomination i not
equivalent to an election, as In days
gone by. The rbiladclphia Pren ap
pear to be breaking ground for a do-
feat After recapitulating instances
when Slate elections have gone like
bricks set In a row, each following tho
impulse given by its neighbor, it asks,
"Suppose Ohio should go Democratic ?"
and adds, "If we lose Ohio it will re
quire the strongest efforts over the Re
publicans of Pennsylvania have made
to elect their ticket this year." Tho
only answer tlm Pr(t can make to il
own oreanndrvni is, that if tho ltepub
Kcan of Pennsylvania expect (o fsirry
Pvoasylvani fhey must carry Ohio
first. But, as Sir 'John FalstafT told
Justice Shallow, when lie wa asked
to return roan of a thousand pound,
"that may not to easy be." ' Th de
feat of Ilartrand aud .JIawlo. In No
Mnbor next I a foregone conclusion.
Th people hare determined to clean
out tbe T,mml)vt fend State Treasury
tepMtJneiiU,iad brk up tba God
m rtay whirh prey upoa (.hem.
RAItt.Y EOCCATED.
Tlio policy of Unco w hich lm been
resorted to for the hint llltoen yearn
to govern thin country, hmciiih tu lie
taking root nil over the liiinl.'.lt 11111)1 ex
110 dilleivuco what the crime roininll
ted are, military and bi'iilo.lViicv seems
to be uppermost in tbo minds of our
rulers and it proportion of the people.
As an Illustration we need but refer tu
the sentiment which prevailed through,
out the Stale while the mining tlisliir
bailees existed in this county. Nearly
every liadical exchange wo saw, and
some Jleinocviitle unes, loo, we are
aorry to say, ,wiiiiled the following
sentiment :
Afelre Is ClearieM aoual. bib Is s bed- sin.
snil nothing almrt of tbo military will auppre.a
tbo outrage.. Thia U tha opinion of the tnu.t la-
tellieal portion nl tlit eouninnlly.
This would sound well enough in
Europe,' but It i dnmniiblo heresy in
the United Sttitcs, u ij I must he aui
prcsacd if vu wunt to continiio ll) be
railed a Kcpuhlic. The ignorauco aur!
stnpidity "of the most fntclligcnt por
tion of the community" Is most com-
plu(ely elaborated in what has trans
pired since their luminous advice was
given.
Ifad .Sheriff .McPhi'iwoii heeded the
counsel of "the moot intelligent," and
ignored , his , legal advisor,. Senator
Wallaov, probably titty murders would
have been committed In the mining
ivgions of this county during tbo re
cent strike'. Hut having ndniitcd the
legal course of conduct, mid giving
In ill oHralur and miners time to
cool (heir Mood and to think and act
like sober luciij all have come to their
dense and are now at work, fully wit
ieticd thai Mb operator mid miner
played the fool newt successfully.
Had it nut been for the local authori
ties there would have bicn a niiniber
of funerals and every principle of
law upon which our private rights and
public liberty rests would have been
violated. '
.1 VICTORY IX AMIES.
A good deal of virtuous indignation
bus been gotten up among tbo lie pub
licans, because) the Governor and
C()m(lil of Vpw j,,,,,,,,,,,!,, in collnt,
ing the ballots for the olectlon of Sena
tor, threw out, those for "Natl" Head
instead of counting them for Nathan
iel Ueeil, 1 1 seems to us there is 110
l m ..r , ,..,
,,m,t,,r 111 Voo'the terms, and
leaves no discretion with the official:
shire, passed by a Radical legislature
say, in the chapter prescribing the
manner of conducting, elect inns for
Slate Senators, thai :
"TUa full Curittiaii ami air uauic of aiat t iaf
ton votril for, with iht iailial Ultar ur Irltara of
(ha niildla same, and thr vasal abtiraviationa fur
jonior, taoon.l, third anj tba liaa, ahnll ba wril
tao ar priolad upon cvarj ballot 1 nl arT bat
lot ant tbua praparail and rait aAuH I rtmnritri
aa a blauk naif not fonitcif.
Threo ycara ago two Ib-uiocmts
were counted out under this must ex
cellent law ; yet, nut u single howl
was sent np then against its injustice.
But now, when two Radical Senators
loso their sente, and two Hcmocrats
arc seated in tber Blend, it is a very
bad law, in the estimation of the party
controlled by "grand moral ideas."
The balance of the joke Is, that the
seating of these two J cmocratio Sen
ators gives tbo State to the Democrats
and puts a Democratic Governor in
tbo Exeeutivc chair, and tho great
Radical victory won hist Mnivb, turns
to ashes. Thu Radicals in New Hamp
shire, and in fuot elsewhere are very
unhappy over the result. They made
tho law themselves and It was pro-j
nouueed an excellent act, whilo ill
turned out Democrats hut now when!
somebody olse's ox Is gored it isawful !
I'Oh IT IV A L KA n-A-M VWIXSi.
The recent Radical Convention
which met tit Luncaster,aud re-nomiua-led
UarlranlV for Governor, and Rawle
for Htato Treasurer, was controlled by
the worst political elements that ever
assembled in this State. Tho leader!
who set tho job up liuvo all been re-
na, Temporary Chairman, repudiated
by tho Republicans of his own dis
trict, was made Temporary Chairman
of the Lancaster Convention.
Harry Whito, tlio Permanent Chair
man, repudiated as a candidate for
Congress in a Republican district, was
nnvlo Permanent Chairman of the
Lancaster Convention.
Kdward McPherson, tho resolution
reporter, rcpudintrd with tho Con
gross ho served, prepared tho rrsolu-
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lions for the Lancaster Convention.
of their services. Next November
they will quietly ignore their advice.
THE TH'IXS.
It is pretty generally known that
Henry Word Bcechor ami Harriot
Beecher Stowo aro brother and sister.
The former is the author of the "Life
of Christ," aud soipo ollior works, aud
tbe latter is now writing book enti
tled, "Woman in Sacred History."
Wo hopo sbo will not go as deep down
Into tho grave a when alio dwelt on
Byron, and embellish the pagoaof this
new work with mor truths than are
to lie found in "I'nclo Tom' Cabin,"
In our opinion, Harriet mid Henry
perpetrated inure social and moral
devilment than any otlidr o persons
now outside a penitentiary.
Harriot might tnuko a good thing
out of Httgar or the Witch of Kndor,
but d(p had better keep her dirty
hands off of JUnnah and Mary and
Martha, after haudliug Byron and
I'nclo Tom for so long a period.
ruffs from Harper, Boston Common
mullh (Infidel, 'n(iij Wtrily (re
ligious), Allnny Journal, Fort Meott
Monitor, and olher Radical paper are;
"dogcheap'anyhow, and Harriet may.
prevent hrr book from going "a high
as akiui," as Sam Wilkinson remarked ,
w lion alluding lo Henry's book.
' Taul Boylon was successful in Ida
sccoud aaUcnipl to cross tlio Kngltsh
channel. Jlo Wayl.'J on last Friday
morning, at 8 o'eksk, and completed
the Jonmcy in twotiy-thriM) hours and
thirty minutes. The JI0i)oo hrrc
be crossed I between twenty aud
thirty mile.
I AO f'HA THRXA h I'XIOX YET.
The Presbyterian t 'hinvh North and
Smith has been trying lo cfl'cel a union
I ever since 1 he close ofho war. Strong
c.'iinnlltivH Imvo been appointed IVoui
both ections, lutt till ucgittii.tioa mom
to lad. In the (toner! Assembly
I Which ! held ilk I session lit! CleVolnud,
Oliioniit'JVeet;, another' oflorl was
niiide. Thu t'oiiiniilteo on Hills and
Over,,,,, reported on the e qucs -
i"'ii ui imivinBi iti iv.iMMiii.iuv llll
the rresliyleriau C'buii h South. The
rcciimiitomhitious are embodied in the
following resolution, which was adopt
ed with only a few dissenting votes:
rVMoafif, That tfcla Aiaauililv ilarply ri'gr.ta
Ibat ai'icotialluna in rcft.-ruit.'e tu fratirual cr
raHlioBili'nca baia failail 1 that lha Aiwtulilj ilaata
It tipMliant as srraa tba iiMilio vl' fratamal r.
lallimi at proiau! by furtbar nrielialionilbniUKb
Ilia aioiDttu.nl at anotliar oowtalUaa. At tha
aaua lima lha Aiiainblv nvall itaall of tliia op
liurluiiiljr to afllrui uuUiriHally ila atiullilanaa
In Ilia Lulasritjr autl Cbrialian oliaractur ul aur
bratbrrn of Ilia SnulhorD t'hurrh, and ta drrlara
that all art sod rlliiemnia nf tha Norlharn
AftMwblioaaf shlith Ifaoy riuilAis aro wholly
nil and void of bludinf affloaoy aa juilaiuaata of
tha church wo rrrent (ir Ha rulca ol procaad
inaa for lha Praaliytarica and Charon ipiaiuna.atid
that Is 10 far aa thay or nay af Ibaaa aas ba aun.
porad to tinpart any iuluriuiu iuiiulatiooa on tba
preiaut character and ataudlas ol tha churchoa
and tnaoibart tif tha rlftitthi-nt Aaiaaably aa
Prrabylrriani, aacb au aiplicntlos of thorn woul4
bo uujual e them and would ho lliaapprovad and
lagrctled by tti, and lurlhar to raattrm aiplioitly
In hartnasy with tbc rcpcatml and rraphatlo d.
Ulrrancaof ISrncr a-aainbllapt'our baarly wll-
itnsiifli auil aur aarnaAl a4id ainoera datlraj tur
tho rr-crtallibiiifnt vl fratarnal rclatlnnl bo
Iwcun tha two hiiilh-a n tarma and cnadltlonh
which llmll bo nuluallv hunomlila tni la tha
iiril ol t'biiiliau haaity furbesranca aud brolb
frly hive t aud that wc await in charity thanarly
aumlnit of tha 'lav whoa we ahull again minjl.
with nor brethren il the rnjuih.ra cborch in
Chrillnii fallowahip and co-operation.
It is cvitlent Irom this that the di
sensitms are to be continnett, and the
whole question of a fraternal union
hu been indctinitcly postponed. ,
An I'.nnki t.scAiiv Pmii.ippiu. The
editor of the llollidnysbiirg StaiuUml
lives too far from the tield ot strife
to write the follow ing unkind para-
g'up'i: . .
I'raacul Hp.raraiiiici indii'Mla Iba ifm-dy auli.
sldencc of Ilia mining trnnlilca in the Clearncld
reKion. The an-iking minora, rrndarad bebl by
tbo mmiiig cosanliia of tbo autboritiaa, andia.
oiled to dacda uf viuU3"c by tbc iui.udiary ap
peal, uf audi men a men a Mnji Pirka and
John Siacy, tcraporiiiid ilia wbola region fur
Mime Ititie. Mcu who want Ihura with the in
teulion of workinjr w.ia drtren from tha plana,
aud many wure maltreated.
"The authorities" did their duly cx
actly at thu right time, as results show
most conclusively, and Hrsons at a
distance had better not enter judg
ment until they hear both sides.
A Fatal Stab The Radicals at
their State Convention, last week, so
riously wounded the government" by
hilling il over the head in this man
ner: ltfvUt, That wa declare a ftrm, MuuualiAed
a.lhrrrnea to the onwrlllrn law of Iba rroublle,
which wiai ly aud under Iba aanclion ol tho nioal
rcnerablo of eiiiinplm, limlla ihn Preaijeiitial
acrvlca of any cltiaen to two terma : aud wa, the
Rcpulilicaoa of PcniiaylmnU, in r.-ooaruition uf
thia law, ara unalterably oppoaej to lha alactlns
to tha Prcaldcocy of any purroa for a third term.
If that docs not settle Grant's hash
wo wonder what will.
RhNKUAIirs AT A PRKMII M. The
(iuilictil leudei-s seem lo be in love
with renegade Democrats. Ilurtranfl
and Ruwle aro both of this elass, and
no genuine Radical coulil make a nose
at a nomination.
"Tit ros Tax." The 1,11c jiroltlKatra of Jfew
Yis-k believed tba ecandal. Mr. .'ewer'e neceA.
Mr. Kvarts is mistaken. 1 The profli
gate classes are on M r. Beecher's side ;
and those who most fear that ho is
guilty are the religious, respectable
people. Sun.
ASSO 'U TEn I'll ESS 1. ETTEIt.
PiiiiaukM'iiia, June 1, 1 S7f.
JAY COOKK,
No. IX on the list of Real Kslute Sales,
at tho Philadelphia Kxchango, May
21th, was "Ogontz," bile tho palaco of
tne pnnco ot bankrupts, Jay cookc
Thu protiertv, consisting of 217 acres
of ground, with its munsion, built four
stories high, ot tjinncy Granite, was
glowingly described in tho catalogue.
And yet, its two towers rising grandly
in mid air; its Italian nud porte-eoclurr
outcomes ; its ciglil Until rooms, billiard
moms, theatrical room, with stago and
scenery, lis score of lied minis, its six
furnaces und its dor.cn of low-down
grates, its windows of heavy French
plate glass, handsomely stained aud
ilgureil, as Mr. Cooke only knew how
to-figure, ami its frescoed wulls, all i
fulled In wIIt-acI ottiiiii llinii llm nim'l.iil
curiosity of tho timing Unit attended
tho sale.
I take it for granted, that excepting
ii i .!....
inuslirtsinieries duernarks Iwlee house
planum nujiiv eus uunsvs, gi Hsincs,
rosen'oira, rtpmwtwg rsial, (very I
picturcstiio, fish pouds, hedges of j
Norway spruce," must have deueuer-
ated since Jay Ccoke ei-eclcd litis royal
castle on Ciicltou Hills, at a cost of
l,0Ui),t)im.
In order to induce a bid.
tho i
auctioneer offered to throw in the ele
gant household furniture of the bank
rupt, his 300 fine oil paintings, library
of rare hooks, und large stock ot claret,
catnwaba and sherry wines, bat never
a bid was niado for "OgonU," ami I
can account for it in no other way than
that a half acre, on which is creeled
tho mausoleum, was exempted from
tho sale of the bankrupt's estate, 1
would not, fur the world, aswUino that
the millions of greenbacks sunk by this
rennwiiud firm have liccn buried lu
thai mausoleum, and yet, if an intima
tion had been suggested by some friend
nr fian of Cnoke. flint in ttin Ictf. Imnil
rnrngr nf Hint nniinnlmim u-iim l,.ii i,.,l
three or four millions of syndicate i
bonds, or government greenbacks, 1
think a sule of "Ognnta" would have
been effected.
Happy, fortunate Jay Cisiko, not to
have a bid for "Ugontg ;" the trustees
of tho estate can now place him there,
kecMir of the "lodges at each gate,"
cultivator of the mu-dirooms, feeder of
the fishes, tc. Ac, at a nominal salary,
of say, 110,000 per annum. How nlco
it was that it was not sold, for Mr.
Cooko can now hsik after the deer
park, ami tho graprrica, anil alter the
toil of tbo (lay aro over he ran Con
template tho"nulatoritim and reservoir,
reprnenting mint," until tho cow his
four Jersey and Alderneys come
home.
iriii.noo.
Graduates of the Pniversity of Penn
sylvania will beimilifled t" know that
John II. Tow on, whose will hit just
i . i i i ..ii . . ,
inent of Arts, Science, .Medicine and
Law lapgbt in tho institution. Mr.
Towno also left If.OOO.flOO to his rela
tives, and vnon to the
I ei,nsyvjinia .
Hospital,
A Rich ' Pi.Aca."-By (he decision I
of the court of claim: on Monday.
u,.i.rf m ..i U1...1.... t ii i... I
sons of the great Illinois Senator, re
ceive an award of I2.i9.000 for 1.457
bales of cotton scir.cd on the Mississip
pi iibuitnlLin belonging to Mrs. Doug-
a.i..',u .... aai'.a i-m-'iii .b a'lliriunaa,
ny mo reiicryi ioics. iiialium
should iiittko Iho l)oiiglai faiiiiy ,
rniuer eomiorinuie or iciy imj-a. .
Tbcy iav dlivrfj Michael An-
grlo Drivata porTosHinden(;c;au( ft"8
a gixidfhiiirj for jioor iliko thnf lip
wa never in llrooklyp
J r .1 . ; tiurgli receiver ot t ho till Crook rv AI
etui's for r irnitnlii tniziiV! tiur j&nrn-ji . .e ... .. . .
lliu piiroi'iiy, ill,. .1 iii.'i i-i, iiiniu nil
tiecii rcgisici-cu, nenueiiineii io vne i,oilgu. - ," ,, , "
rnlvorslty 0,000 tho Ineom, of Thara U . r,..,.rk.ble effort l 31X2!:
which ,. to Is, used In paymen of ttauiUet iUe Blaiik Hill. i.oKoti.tioi.. nnTlurffl
salaries lo Iho professors engaged In U nahlnirtoii In a ll.ielr ammlirn nf wr8'f V ? .r"1 "' J,l,0ilp
Imnsrlinir lii.tincllon lo Ir,,. lnr. Vf,?'''
, n ... .... v iiiiiiinai ifieni il la iitiimiiiiii aa iiiii minn u Ban i
AA'11'.S ITEMS.
Moth Houses of the New
York
Legislature adjourned tint ilie on Nat
untiiy, the 22d all.
The 'iiil)le Nefiraska people
riltiitcd thirteen niilliou trees on their
. I prairie lust jwnr, -
(iolonul Forney, of tha ' Philadel
phia PrM. will net return tgthis coun-
ll'V limit li.f.iimltt. nnvl
I ' ..,.,,, .
1 y'TZSL
I'rinccton Illinois.
Thu dreaded grosHlioppers have
reached Illinois and a cry of alarm la
walU'd on the breeae.
A general rush Hunt Oaliloroia to
the gold and silver mines of Vermont
in vnmtnti, n. , , ,
Gen. Killpatriek has boon admit-
led lo the bar, aud proposes to make
Richmond, Indiana, his future field of
operations.
Mrs. (iaskins, of Carteret countv
N. C, "weighs 640 pountls, aud one of
ner si.K'Kiiiirs imiI.is n nuhel nl sliolletl
corn."
Andrew Jackson, leader of the
gang of thieves who latuly rohlied the
express olllco at Corning, Arkansas,
bus been arrested. , ,
The Presbyterian bodies now in
session in the North aeoni to be unable
to make any liroirretta toward a union
I U'ilt, thaa riiii.b Uintl,
In lltitler county, this Slate, nine
otHcei's are to bo elected in November,
anil for these there aro H8 Republican
nod 00 Democratic candidate.
James K. Munbak, the retired
actur, is building a churuh at iluedooU,
Ylllren county, Ohio, with the earn
ings of his readings.
The enisnde has broken ont again
in Oberlin, Ohio. Women on thu
streets snlisxi keepers on their ear
rowdies on their muscle.
The flist grain ever cultivated in
the Kishacoqiiillas valley, Mittlin coun
ty, was in 1705, by one of tho McNitt
family. .Sosuysthe Lowistown Umrttt.
Tho Postmaster fioncral has for
bidden the Cincinnati postmaster from
paying I.. D. Sine, a dealer in lotteries
in that city, any money on postoftice
orders.
Musical sand is found near ML
Sinai, in Arabia. When disturbed,
notes are produced resembling an a-oloan
hurp, or tho sound of a cork drawn
over a wet glass.
(ienoral Braxton Bragg has ac
cepted the position of Chief Kngineer
of the triiff, Colorado and Santa Fc
Railway, for which gronnd was broken
on .May 1st at Galveston.
Tho Legislature of Rhode lslnti.1,
on the 25th ult ., elected Henry LlpHtt
tiovernor, una Jienry I . Msson Lieu
tenant Uovernor. Tlio otlioers were
sworn in and tho election completed.
The insurance on pinperly destroy-
en in ino line lerriiile conllagralion at
Oshkosb, Wisconsin, has nearly all been
uiid, ami arrangements are making
tor tlio erection or a large numlier ul
brick buildings.
The lliiltimoro A Ohio Rnilnwd
Company recently paid into tho Mary,
land State Treasury the sum of $424,
2l'!l.Sl, in satisfaction of the tidgment
rendeivd against it by the Cnited
Stntes Siijireme Court.
General Brockinridge leaves a sou
w ho bears tho namo of "Owen County
Breckinridge," in honur of the county
w hick secured the eleotion of bis lather
to Congress In 1853, in the contest
with Governor Letcher.
They say now that George Wash
ingtou's father was a bard charaotor.
He nsed to go hunting wild bees on
Sunday anil wear at tho nigh ox bo.
ennse hr wnnldn'tomcinnlerth0yokci
and let him put the pin in the bow.
The Ortler of United American
Mechanics will bold a grand celebra
tion, in Philadelphia, during tho Cen
tennial, on July 8, being the anniver
sary of the order. Thirty flvo thou-
sand mechanics in full regalia will he
in line.
I lan O'Leary AumIiwI his walk ol
five hundred miles, in Chicago, at one
o'cltsk, thirty-two minutes and filly
seconds, on tlio ..Id till,, completing
the distauco in ten hours, twenty-eight
minutes and ten seconds less than the
time allotod 150 hours.
' Tw-OKtranils.al"MollioKhort"and '
Juuinta'' and three barges were dis
Iroved by fire at Pittsburgh, lust Tburs-
day morning. No livos lost. Total loss
ol.itl fllls, IUIO Tl. ill.
chango"anchorcd near by was damaged j
to tho amount of 1500.'.
David McCargo, Ksijt
;
J-
..i- li:n.
,11 I II v-
signed, iw General Superintendent ofjwjn.K (, "jngalta is jnmprd to the
. i ,
" . . ,M""W" u
The Pittsburgh Ii)xtleh, of Wed-!"1
mwlay a week contained the names of
niiecn nnntireu nnu iwcnty-six persons
who had been granted a license to noil j
liquor in "that county. Tho list oeeu- i
pied lourieen column t.ieonso innmii-cisariwrnrisoniorc,
that eon n try arc granted by the Coun
ty Treasurer.
-Th. financial condition of Spain!
crown wono ana worno ovcrr utiv.
Tts revenue, which wa, Uli.OfloioOO
it. 1871, is now but 80,800,oiH), nd
its debt at three ner cent , is fully
ly
t2(,5,Ufl0,0U0 1 so that it would take al
most tho entire revenue to pay tlio in
terest on the national debts if that in
terest were paid, as of course it is not.
r Shorilt Wpringer, of ftiyottc coun
ty, bus arrested forty miners for un
lawful demonstrations on the South
west Pennsylvania Kailtxwd. and Itxlgcd
them in the I'niontown jail. The
prisoner Who Were On a Strike, lit
dimpled to iulorfera and compel other
miner to cease working, and, in soma
ooso, it I said personal abuse was re
sorted to.
Tho recent sale of pews in Dr.
Unit's new Presbyterian Church, Now
York, brought tho highest prices ever
pnid in this country. One hundred
and fifty -five pews were disiosed of at be state, wore not well kept, aa be al
: i: A I : .,1 L.n .1 1H .ll...l a., a
prices wlircb realised a premium ol
f 77,imu. J mi tout valuation' of the
entire sitting onliacity of tho church is
8800,000, and the stinual rental will
amount to 118,000.
Tbe Nuiirciiie Lodge of iho K night
of Pythias nas docidtidto hold its next
session In Philadelphia, on the fourth
Tuesday In August, 1876, and appointed
a committee lo make arrangements for
tho Centennial celebration there. A
committee wa appointed to prepare a
now manual, Willi instructions to re
, Imnenetra tilo to tlio vaxe
of the general public. Tbe Great Fa
ther will not hear the children of tho
iforest talk; and the Great Father at-
tsndant braves, Delano and Smith.haT
no Idoa ol letting lied Cloud ur Spot-
1B." TV. . WrP,n,K V,,
,n to dftnmT.t nf tha Indian
ring.
Tbe shii "Alert" and "Discovery,"
of the British Artio expedition sailed
on tho afternoon of tlio 30th ult., from
Portsmouth, Enelanil, Thousands of
nnoplo witnoMod their departurr.
f bora wo gtvat chtierng dnd nit)cb
' port at the next session of the Supremo
, . minrr. i new have aii.niinatf.ea.il ia
j of the general public. Tbe Great Fa-
iner win not near me cniitiron ol men
enthuilsstu frisnifesUd. ' Tba guperil llo U ontrlal at Vlckaburg oi T nm
ent a disnntch wlsblttir aucccaa tn thn he. nf l,,fi..iMHa. i ji-ij l,
iex)cdition." T)io votwels aro fitted out '
rf 'o year. voya,fe, when they !
i will be prdjircd. to fetul n ioful or
I pot.
AX APPALLI.YO DISASTER. I
A riaKHaoacoiTiH AraowixDCHUKiH!
Tuaaiai. aciNCs siventt mem,
WOMia AM) IHILDIM riaiHII.
SraiNiiriKLD. lias., May 27. Tho I vabinet, in order to have at least one
most horrible disaster lathe history or competent man at bis command. The
llolyoko, Mass., occurred to-night, in ! Warren ledger, in alluding to this sag
the bunting of tho Freuch Catholic geslion, says:
church, at South Uolyoke, during the "J udge Seofleld is unlucky in hi
evening sendee, Involving the loss of j toadies. All great men must eadure
sixty-six men, womcs and children totulies, but few have so foolish a squad
Tlio exorcises had nearly closet), a of tliein fellow who in their blind
vesper sendee was being sung, when cul do him infinite injur-. Ono caught
the draperies on tu. altar caught tiro.biui in the Credit Mobilier net, by
from a candle, and th wall being low, , making au unauthorized and untrue
and tho flames streaming up. tbo build -
ing was set on lire. Tlio audience
liumlicrod about seven hundred. The
people in tho body of the church .
caM3d, but on the stairway leading from
tho gallery human being were backed
'" ,lcn"u u'"i "Iruggling to oscapo
" ,hu lamea niBhed toward them.
M"y ''"pwl to tho floor beneath and
ncrv irnutpieu 10 uoatli. luo gallery
skirUsl both sides of tbo building, with
only ono entrance from tho front, Tho
scene was fearful in the extreme during
the little time it lasted.
The priest's house, which joins the
church on the rear, was also burned.
The bodies were -taken to Reter
Monats'a store and the Park street
school house for temporary deposit.
The Inquest will bo held to-morrow at
9 o'clock, a. m. The church and
pastor's house was totally destroyed,
but tho loss is small and partially In
sured. Besides the sixty -six bodies, ! tatin, and that Renusylvaiiia could
there are enough fatally w ounded to j nt bo better represented than by his
carry tho total loss of life up to seven-1 being called to the Cabinet. But many
ty-tive. The reoopiized dead up to i men who feel und would liko to say
this time aro as follows: Mrs. Burgers, 'these things ara driven off by his toad
MmVictorNoirin.St. CalixteLanoie, ilea, who seem determined to" do all the
,i j I- ' " ' , . .i-iniiiiiiw, wiioi aaaiia 1 -
four children, Isaac Morin, Fabier Mo
reau, Miss Ida Lu France, Justin,1
Mrs J-.vina, Jll I t'eslletetlau", wifb and
nrissan, Aipnonsiue Jioreau, Mary one 01 me nicmocrs ot the intain
Daucette, Ktta Mcncner, the daughters ous Credit Mobilier ring of being an
of Augustus Couche and A Ueno honest man, especially ono of those
X anion. Jwho voluntarily denied having any
Tho exercises bud nearly closed connection therewith, and stated that
w hen tho tiro bookf out. Immediately tbo name was "too French" for them , tho list is George A. l.n Dow, ( 'on
a panic ensued ami the pooplo rushed ; to comprehend. It is well understood j grossman elect from Oregon, died in
for the doors. Tie gallery had but ! that this man Scofield was the greatest Paiidlcton, that Stale the 1st Inst.
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mm iiiiiaiiiu limn lliu iiiiiii. vail I lie
stairway leading frjiu the gallery the I
people, were strug(Jing to clear them-;
selves as thu Amies rushed toward
them. The passigo soon became
blocked, rentlering exit iinMissible.
Many jumicd ovr the sides of the
galleries on the crwd beneath, and a
number were tranf ded on and killed
many escaped thnugh a door back ot
tho altar leading t the priest's house.
The priest's exerlions to keep order
were fruitless. The screams of the
living and the iioaun of the dying
made a dcul'cuinr tumult above the
orders of the pastir, w ho worked most
heroically, and wis Hraonally instru
mental in saviinj many lives. One
tauiily ot lour were in the church and : gossip lias sprung up in tcuiierat(?)
all were killed. Many were pulled out j New Knghitid, since the Concord i-elu-by
tho arms and feet so badly burned ! bration. with reference to the amount
that Ihey lived tut a few hours, tho I of grog the Presidential party eon
flesh peeling oil on beinif touched, sinned on that occasion. The follow.
Some were tiikrt out with scareelv
any flesh remain. ng on their bonus.
Tho Sisters of Me-y from the convent
were wsin on hind caring for the
wounded, and witk the priest holding
services over thu lying. Thu mother
of Father JlulVesie was among those
terribly burned, rather Dulrtwne lost
almost overythinu in his residence, so
rapidly was tho Ititldiug consumed, it
being as dry as tinder. The large
tenement house Joseph Prow, near
tho burned church, was thrown open
for the reception of tho dead and
wounded, and several dinlha occurred
in this building during the night
Several were also tnken lo the N. Y.
boarding-bouso, and the physicians
trace the wounded the best of earn.
Those who were too badly burned lo
rwover were put under the effect of
morphine and jiassed away without a
struggle. While tha exercises were
were being held over tho dyinw !
most inuiuso quiet provailtul, and the
rough luborcrs knelt upon the floor
with uncovered heads, but about the
morgue and in the streets the wailing
of tho multitude was pitiful to hear.
Si immum at Last. The Philadel
phia Times says : The intriinie carried
on so long to put General G rant' man
Ingalls at tbe head of the Quartermas
ters Department has succeeded at last.
Gen. Meigs, who ba for seroral years
iwavni n,i ajii-iin u IIIMIICV llllll IO
roaign, retire, or accept a fnroii'n mis
sion, has now been ordered abroad, "for
siescial service In inspecting and re-
i'T"nK 'M ,, ln orgarnat..in ol lor-
cign armies," and Colonel Rtifu In
galls is detailed to act as (Quartermas
ter General during hi absence, which
will probably be made to extend over
the remainderofGrant' term. Ingalls
i not the next in rank to Meigs ; Col,
Allen and Backer aro both alvove him.
But it ia one of tho peculiarities of Ibis
military administration that it pay
none of tbo regard that a civilian would
naturally nnv to rsnk or seninritv or
hean ol th Vfiiartermaster Detiart-
1,10 J'reslilent personal staff, wa
jumped orer all the lieuumant colonels
" i" aM-iiriri
men of Subsistence. It will be a nice,
"impact little military family in the
A Bin Dxru iT. The Allegheny Val
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U - ,.1a u t "r
! '',tfre1 M".T ?'.b ' TO"l"
'T ,' . TiT ' h"10 "J
m- 1 '"""""'. AIj"P7 rd
N. Sawyer to recover M),000. the
amount of William A. Tomlinson'shond.
The affidavit of President John Scott,
which accompanies the declaration.sets
forth that Tomlinsnn resigned bis posi
tion June 30, 18,4. Homo timo alter,
it is alleged, it was discovered his ac
count with the company were deficient
to the amount of ii'n,754.!i5. The
bond, as almve stated, is 150,000, and
the action Is brought to recover this
sum from his bondsman. After this
proceedings wilt bo Instituted against
he ex-treastnvr alone for the remain
ing 118,764 .95, being the difference be
tween the amount of tho bontl and the
sum total of the deficit. The defend
ant, it Is stated, claims that he Is not
aocoiintableforthemoney. The books,
legos he pan ihow If allowed to trace
everything np. VfgfjurjA eVfrfrr.
LlYIMI Willi A Hl'LIKTIN HlS HkAD.
Mr, Carruth, the Vinuland editor
who was shot through tho head by
Mr, Landls, about two month since,
till live, and his cose I remarkable
in the annals of turgery. Tho N. Y.
Herald say : Hi hoiuo pstlilc doctors,
who wore called in the rase to the ex
clusion of one of the most celebrated
Burgeons of Philadelphia, have given
mm nut ono medicine Irom tlio liegm-
the use of the probe is considered In
judicious. The ball isaupimsed to bava
lodged near the eve. upon the skull.
and should it becomo encysted there is
bono that the iiatient may recover.
TUt ha still llioa and li conjclmni Is
citbor marvel of nature or it triumpji
of medical (kill,
Pooa Fai.tAB. Cardoio, the colored
Superintendent of Publio Instruction
in Mississippi, who wrote to the Sun
omo time ago protesting bis Innocent
of certain offeiico alleged HiU'll'l him,
is naving p Qjiportiinity ProT
time bctweoii the jail and tha court
room, a no on i willing to rik their
money by Nwinlng .urttT fbr blm
Hun. '" "
LEFT I1ASVED COMPUMEXT.
A northwestern Radical orean iu-
sisls that (irant should apiioini ex -
Coiliri-essllisn Heufleld s inemLi- i.l Lis
1 denial, in the Judge's name, of owncr-
nip ol (lie stock, utliera make him
I riilwiiliuiu Ll- i.nt. !.. a.. I. .... I.:.
- . ff vai aamK iai uir,
i-arpclbag IVom thu train. Others
cheapen and decrade him as a noliti
eian, by hasteuiug to noniiuato him
for every otliciul vacancy, big and lit-
tie, that any whervocc lira. Those toad
ies are not Judge Scolield's real friends.
J hoy ara a load iiiwin his back. Al
most everything that he has done that
has been offensive to nubile seutiment
and injurious to bis isinularity has
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-vii L-evi aim oi nun ny iiicsu men.
All of them have secured some olllco
from him, anil every such appointment
has cost the Judge'a share of his pop
ularity. No well informed persons
question that Judge Scofield is a ptibliu
man of the first of ability one to
whom it is no misnomer to apply tho
comprehensive word 'statesman.' None
doubt that he would grace the highest
Root ucKIIlg llieiliselvus."
it is iniioed strange that any man of
ordinary Inlclllitenw should suspect
- m .1 mi-in 111; n 111. i 1 ri 11 it .1 111 11
Johnson's administration, and earned
tho reputation of beingoneofthe most
uncantlid civaturcs that infested tho
national capital, 'fliis is bis standing
among those who have handled him.
flow nittuiul thcreloro lor toadies to
cater to each others tusles.
nconcm ami Harry lute are ecr-
itainly at the head of t he class, and tho
inipurtiul historian will make a record
of Unit fact when he comes to put his
manuscript on file. If Pennsylvania
ever foitlensl a brace offirst-ola's dem
agogues, these ara the individuals, and
no inislnlie.
(iovirnmkmt Wiiiskv. Much idle
ing despatch limn Huston, dated May
2ii. is to the iKiint : The inouirv of how
iniich w hisky Gun. I irant and his par
ty drank ou the occasion of his visit to
tho Concord ami Lexington centennial
promises to be an interesting and dis
turbing question. At a meeting of the
Stale Tcoapornnce Alliance this alter,
ittsin, presided over by ex-Goy. Tinsk,
a Mr. II. D. Cusbing stirred up tbo
meeting by offering a rusolutiou that a
committee be apiioiuted to ascertain
and report whether liquors were fur
nished ly the State to its guests on the
occasion ol the Lexington and Con
cord centennial. Ji r. t 'ushing explain
ed that bis reason lor offering tho res
olution was the fact ttiat lha newspa
pers Lave published a bill, from the
Revere House, giving as ono of the
items in the entertainment of the Pres
ident and parly over $10(1 for wine and
cigars, ilr. Ciisiniig added that he
had it from thp intimate friends, not
iiiu enemies ul iresKleul liralll, I list
there is danger of Grant falling back
into tlio condition be was in preceding
me war.
GaxAT at Imitating. Kellogg. w ho
pretends to be tlio Governor of Louisi
ana, seems lo have taken lessons from
his patron, Gen. (irant, in ndation to
increasing the emoluments of bis office,
for his salary bears a small proportion
to the total expense which the im
poverished people of that State arc
compelled to pay for tho maiutennnce
oi me r.xocuiive otticc. Tho fimirc
as given in tlio Appropriation hill for
I uier . t. ,,
iniu, are as ioiiows:
floraraor'e salary
Oetaraor'aaoatingeateiueaeae
rrirale Saeratary
Clarlia.
Portar ana weeeearer.... ,
27,100
In 18110 the entire expensts of the
Executive department, including the
Governor's sulary, was $10.50(1, or
aliout the same sum which Kellogg
absorbs for "contingencies." In an
other respoet the policy of the rtsurping
Governor Is liko that of sonic other
high officials. In addition to the
money ho draws openly from the
Treasury, the opportunities of his
offico ara believed to be so cultivated
as to yield magnificent returns iu cash.
Till GovxaxotsHiP. A Washing
ton dispatch to tho associate press says
Kx-Governor Cnrtin, of Pennsylvania,
has written a letter to a frieiid there
on tho subject of the coming campaign
in that Stale. Some time ago quite a
number ol Curtin's ersoiinl friends, as
well as several leading Democrats,
among them Mr. Samuel J. Ilandall, j
were in mvor oi mnKiiig l urtin the
cundidato of lha liberal ltcpublicniis
and Demoeruts, ngainst IlnrlraiiP, for
Governor, Cnrtin waa to make tho
plunge (a Kaii'lall expressed it) by go
ing into Connecticut and stumping for
tho Democrat; but in this be tailed
through tho persuasion, it la said, of
Whitclsw Real, John Cochrane ami
other liberals, Cnrtin now write that
under no circumstances will he bo a
candidate for governor. Ho tbws nut
think that In tbc present condition of
politic in Pennsylvania he could give
any strength lo the combined opponi
tion, even it he could accure th nom
ination. Jlo is firm in the belief, how
ever, that llartranlt and the Republi
can ticket will be defeated, ami that
the Ilemoerata and liberals will elect
their t'uudidato,
OiiAoain, TlieSpi-ingfield(,Maiwi.)
Republican, strange a it, niay' aooin,
coming from (hat quarter, coddles the
"government" in this rude manner:
"(ion. (irant and hi family are prepar
ing to leave lor Long llranch. Ima
gine, if you can, the dullness of Wash
ington for four long month, till 'hi
Kxcellency,' a the Jltrald rails him.
comes hack again with hi cigar. The
deserts or the far-off mountain peak
are nothing to the stagnation of the
n.pUa.1 in I'M'' eiiHttneji, wih. Prosidont
aim inost ol tic y auinet memtier gone.
Our J)eino ratie IHetid aay that they
will show the country in 1877 that a
President ran live in "rVasbiiiiton thro'
the summer, and that their man vm!
tlo a the old President all did, stay
there. Lincoln, Buchanan, Pierce, Kill
more. Polk and Van Huron, one anil
alj, r.;ni(,ln tliuipial the year
rouii'l, wii, possibly, a trip or a fort
night away, - (.rant won't slay, and
til aaauelatea aud interiors follow hi
example,"
LroAi.i v K KTTi.cn. Judire Hall dr.
oidod, at the recent ailjoamed court ip
Somerset, that lead itrnoll (Itrnaturua
wore aot jeiral, nd that the Court here
after would Ulto no eognizance of poli
tiona, bond or other paper nnloa the
signature ware made in ink. Thia
deciaion will be of importance t mapy
P'VM. 1 sfi ot fridge view JrJ
signed with pencil.
llAlllf'Al. Itl'I.E.
The Warren Arifi.r in refering
Uli
' ..
lie lueuroveriilncut ol our once huiuiv
lid priasptinitin country snys:
ream! anil oorruption sis-iii to
i,,evll.bleeo.,,.quene,JofRadic,,l rule.
I hey lire inseatrably eonnei'ted with
ttie existence ot tlial iinrty, or at least
I..-- k,.. :..i.t-
us lease ot iowur. rio patent is litis
liiet that it would sewn all the politi
cal rascals hail united with It for
the urHww of creating a vust combi
nation lor plunder. One fraud follows
j another, until it is almost almost In,
possible to keep truck of the expositions
constantly going on. J lie t'acilic Mail
Subsidy and Sanborn and Jiivuel'rtttds
lollowcd Credit Mobilier, lliu Indian
Ring frauds have been exposed, we
have been treated with "straw bids" in
tho Post Olllco iloia,rtiiiuiil, front und
back pay took thousands of dollars
from the tHMiiile'a iioekels into the liis k-
'""' ".' au-u.j uMrrYHONX t tl,EAKFIi:l.l) fill A NC'IIJ
lost a million dollars by the silk smug- ' - I Wiiii.m turma.....
irliies mill IhrciiniilliiiiM In- ll.a. U'l.i.bi- W au.l after M lay, MAV :l, IS71, ilia Kliiabeth Suiilea....
Pimr uiirl e.. ..1, I ll. 'l .I'll. .1...
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tor. Will an end ever euuiu to this?
Wu opino not till power has been com
pletcjly wrestisl ti-om the Kii.iieiil
party. Not till that party has been
so utterly overthrown that all chance
of ever regaining Hwer is gone forever
will tho people breathe easy, aud fool
that their interests ara not at the
mercy of a mercenary and unscrupulous
political combination, Not till a Presi
dent has beon chosen who will disdain
to aimoilit to office thieves ami cornm.
tinii ls. men nf Lrnotvn l.n. I .I.. ,.i..,.
. , . , , , ' Cleartielil :le " l,nlereelten...7-n7
men M heur au iiitlcllilile murk ot Phiiipaburg... s is oraois i.m
disgrace and are utterly unworthy ol'f'ee.iia s.jj , phiiipbarg.s.is
any nositinn ol trust, tin rcuL l"1"11" -'-" " Cie.rei.i,ar.2s
do the graut mass ofAmerican Hoplo,
comprehend the enormity of the fraud
and stealings in the various depart
ments ol the Government 1" Is it any
wonocr llinl "uuru times is all
oryr
Tu at Dr.ATii Roll. Conirrcssmei
llko other people must die. The Inst
1 - ........ , 111.1 1 .i-uiv. nn. 11.
the general election in IK" I. having a
majority of :I02 over the Republican .
candidate. There ara now five vuctin -
fies in the lower house lo lie tilled by
special election, as liillows: First dis-
trict ot Miissucliusnlts (Mr. Rutllng
ton's,. Republican nuijnrity. 5,'iili ;
Fouil h tlist rift of .Maine ( M r. f I ersey s),
Republicuii iniijority. 2.!IS:- ; Thirty
third district of New York (.M r.AHcn'e'l,
Ill l II I.l: :..:... i o...
ocraiic plurality, bus. I lie vacancy in
the Ninth Georgia district (ciiiimsI Ii y
tho iciith of M Milium Inn all einlv
been Hllwl by the .Iction of II. II. Hill
Democrat.
. . a .
tv tn.iiinn I' '1 ll...
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ion i-iuu snys: tne iiemocruts
Came into power lit Atalttlllin. ttie Crist -
It of tho Statu is rising ami lite ivpu -
tation of the governing authority there
i beiollllllg mora slivorv. Tiiev have
accomplished some reforms and' taken
stc.sto bring aliout others. About
the first work ol the Lcifisliilure was
to pass an honest election law. which.
u-l.il..nai.L-i.... i...,l;.....:...trt..i:.... . .
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Cation of property, lilucttll ,r ,.
tBX, WHS Skillfully framed III prevent1
in the future the' election frauds which 1
ll., .. . , ,
have been the curse ot the State iltir-
ing the past few Veal's. This secures
fair elections, and a Democratic ad-'
ministration will b, a possil.ili.y in ll.e J
ftlture. -
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The IlniTiNhurir Fntritit fiinn)iTnn( t
the actum wf the Coiiwulioit in this
way : 11 ih evi.uni to tno iujuiitwt ni-
(trt'lifiiHicm that the Kt'publienn imnv
ias panned the day of iu utt. W
w
14 gniKpui Ut
1 DO nMCCttori
of a thick aud thin purtiMn and a mmi
af nhilitv lilrn Mr Klmmr r.x m
m uoimy like Mr. wraiiff lor a rnio-
ft'""' I'l imivini. iinvu ir. iinvtiu, wikini'
merit aa a cundiduto, if ho has any
a-if.ininia, ii, ma lueu.isjiicuousniis, allows
that tlio old aggressive spirit of the
aei ,uuiiv:ail JIBI ly taUCAU. JlllOlOllgUr
Dencre in itselt, but lollow alter
Htrange god and nillies around new
standard-bearer.
The Philadelphia 7miifaaya: Shorn
of hi Pilgrim friend, Governor Hart -
...... ..,.,.., ..,, , ui.ii i i
all clause, of rit.rens by virtue of his
r.ntl tt-r.it aanr.......... il. ... .
irreprotu'iianio M rsonal reeord anil his
manliest plirmiae to administer the nf.
lair Ol the Stnle ID a thominrl, nnit
nunc IU B WloroUL'll ana
i.',... - ., ., . ,
conscientious manner. Whether tbe
hcarlineaa with w hich our rinesters
endorae hi, candidature will make the
public newly auspicious remains to lie
seen.
Tl.ii Di.lau-neai l-nii..it. ri..........a
C... II I r . it
Want C.CIl. ItunCOck for llCXt I'resl-
lent. If (ien. Jlunroclc tsisess.-8 half1
Ilie sense wc think he (loo, he will
bolj on lo bia .Vaior (icnemrs com -
mission and let nolitnn a one. (imnt
would bo heller off today if he had
held on to hi commission, and let the
rnsntlency, no lur as he was concerned.
go to the dogs.
Tut Forr Orrtt Sna Hon. R. XI
Henderson, M. V. M'Alarney, pnst-
mat..i a.f llnaonul. ..,,1 f-l...l... t
.......... ... .. . .u.i. at, aaitia ai.m no a. .
liruner, hnvo been nnnointcd coiiimis -
..,..,
Hioners t M'lwt a mtf tor the now post
oflice to bo cm-ted in thin fit v. Wo
. . .1 . ... .
location is early determined on. Pal
rial.
.
The American flag which waved
over ort .Mt llenry.at llaltimore, dur
ing tho British bombardment of 1M11,
and uggitcd the well known "Slur
Spangled llanner'' poem, is in the h.
sension of .Mm. Applctou, Xew Vork.
who is a daughter ol' (ienoral Annis
teat), the tlefeuder nl (lie fori.
(ien. Sliernian'H Immioirs. in wlii. l,
ho criticiseil the military ability nf
onio ot tne i.eneralH in tuo Ktslorul
army, seems to have given grontolTensu
toGi-ant and othors, and now, It isenid,
(irant will write hi memoir. If lie
prove as pood a wrileras he is a speak
er they will be a valuable pnalueiion.
Srrri.ni at Last. (ieorge Alfiv.l
Townnend, having aweptwl a position
on the tnH' of the St. Loui Jmn.
Democrat ie newspaper, will be no long
er obliged lo depend upon hi invention
for a living. He can tell the truth now
without fear of losing his siinntion.
Thi is frtiin ttie m-n of Ihe uiclr...!
i.tiiviiii iit-,iiwiicuil liajoril, l,o.)l , Mura.viltr
Fourlh district ol Tcuiiessue t ,M r. : 11 1 hiiImui im
Head s), Democratic majtirity, 10.4:10:! ! cmineiti
Oregou dislrict (Mr. La Dow's). I lent-1"'"' '""k
n ....... If... a.., e . ... ... "v. ' ' aneoomaca at Ulear -
Clirj natlemon. Of Hie laOtnsvillo i ,rM. ""'aiag eleeea room., with (nod eellar,
lmrier Journal : ''It ia said f hnt 8eo- 1 'n 'hB kitchen, and all Iba taodera eoae..
refarv RnlMsmn aorinnalr li.i.,b. r "''""' Panlriea. Uatk mora. Clu'he. pr.... a,.
UklfJ T .. 1of'U''')'(t float and two hundred and Ibirl,
DUmillg thO null anion or Wl old ItlU fl o''. with a twenty foot alley aa tbe ea.l
uuauiK vim anil 11nr.cn nr Wl OW tut
that are left, and adopting Paul Hoy.
ton a, the 'nll.d Stato .Navy." "
Ihe able editor in lex IS no hot-
ter off than elsewhere. Tho author of
a rojcciou commiinlcation interview
uie eoitorin tno manner which ha
gained Trxa interview auch worbl-
witle respect.
n...,e., W..I11.J1 r u..i,r. .
- a.-. fiium, ,.1 a.riiiiim laii.inLV
an ... ....a a . .'. .
..-. iv, ni, oniKtl III neck, call-
a.. ai.naaai.a mmn
hx-Oovernor Ctirlin, ol Pennsyl.
vania, delivered the address on Deeor
tion day at the Soldier' Home, Sprinc
flcld,(lW 1
A Mifflin county man recently walk-
Read-mile, ) cppnj Ivaula.
It ia on dit" thiX Ih Hunbnry and
Lewiatown railroad will again be oper
ated. Independent of fho Pa. It. It.
recently fell from tho mow iu bis barn 1 ny t'nu I kae niaee'd ail my booka'and 1 a'' " "" ' ear, t.iH. .una
to the barn floor below W distance nl ! ?''" ' "." " "' "i l . ' , .1" "." '""'" ' ''
. . luuSi nisiailCO Ol Itleiaeatand a.,lleeii ll. i. a.n. .V..... I ther rartienlaia a.l.lr...
t U.tlt AU Tn KKi. 'I'he New
to, York U'mltt in allinlin:; lo il says:
this is Hot the very depth ol idus v il
is the very height ,,f surctiim. Resides
be j till I Ins, by uoiniiiuliiig Alcsmx Hart-
Irani) and Ifnwle, the li.pnblica
Pennsylvania have sat ilun n on -l
I Simon C atnemu s liniiMliug-iniu, so
.1 .11 .i.... i .i
thill all Hint run alter tliein may
rcu4. A party that iiuikes such iiom
inatioiw on such a platform should
not be a tlifhViill one to beat, anil wo
leave II In thu Slate ol Messrs. Wallace
and Randall lo decide whether or not
its voice is to Isi cast for political repro
bates whoso only claim to forliearnuce
lies in their thinly disguised treachery
lo every one but themselves.
aaaaMaaaaoaaaaaawaaaMwaaeaaaB-aHBaaaa aaaaaa aaa Maawe
J.l.rt.l5,,!,'l!!5:..'..:.
iViniNj 1 vaitia itaiirunci
V I'uaaenecr Trailia w 111 lUuilMily (eacsit Sun
'"I1"'"'""
yroua and Clerhrrl, a followa
I'LliABKIKMI MAII..
U . C. Ihsis, I nlitluclor.
I.KAVK SOITII.
Curwanaiilla...3:l, p.l
ClaarUcId .!". -
Pbihpaliurg 4.Ku, "
Oaoaola 4.UI,
Tyrone 4.1m,
bEAVi: NOIl III.
' Tyrone .. .e,i..
IO.oc.la.. 111. 10, "
l'hilipalutg...lU.I4,"
CleaiS.ld ..... 1 1 .!,
Clrwen.rllla..lli4i, "
I'LUAUFIKLI) XXFHKsS.
W. g. fLsssss, Condoclor.
1ka'k soiiif XSXvifTfoitTSr
r"orsenillle...4.:.0 A. s. Tyrone .,.;.eil r. .
Tyrone.. 7.1a " I Cnrwennllr..V.4S
riAl.ll KAfJtK VAI.LKr BRANCH.
Kip. Moll.
Mall. Kip.
r. a. e. v.
i 1 "ia
no l r.1.1
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s..i ksva T.cMne amrr
0 III II. 1.1 Kagle
in.iir JuimQ
IU.IS Mllc.biirg
IlliJ Hellrronle
II Uo Milccburg
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Mail Tr.n,
I'bila .Is Kpre., 10:1. l't Line,
PARK FROM CLKAI5F1KLD,
llellelunte, Pa
linek Huarii
W iilimiiiorl
Iluiiliugiinli .....
: WffiXZXniA t! PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Clearfield, Pa.
. as-iUln.ona , Mi BttAXCII (IFVIl'KS In OUTinal i.erl. nf the
.. 4 .iirji.tiaatown . I M I Cmiiiiv.
,. 4 7.1 1'l ITSBl Hll.; tli . , . .. . ' , .
...Ic l all train, at T.n.tr. i h? '"'' 'ire. Ace,4.
! Mock end l.lti la. nrat.ee lomrnniea r.-pn otail:
laewieiuwa
s. s. HI. mt.
cioperinteiiilent.
...i; ii.
R(.CL.MATIOX.
t I 'KWKNsVlbl.K. JI'.VK I, lnjj.
I
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I 7, , ' 7 , u ... '
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;
. ('ASH Si S 1 KM a
: ,, ,hl. f , k. ,
g..-l. -. feiinwa ,
.Mt:N's c tl.r Honrs.
' loron-rlv .nil at iii u, wc can 'ell .iu
; inecvli plan lor... JI.UO
-M1-..N s klP HOOT.-,
''"'J ' "M ' j 0". " c" "
' 1 Mt
l.ttilt: silohs, , ,
fwiawly clj at .i.n, wa ean .ell aa l
l,u lur ',-s0
t, ulK,- hnoks. ' I t.
tonne riy Mtlti M $10, w mm m) tu
iltu t-tv-b jiUi fr- , f ')UM
It feaflffc: c inwMwwa.
A llwt
' 1 town, and b? liititiott the eb Um mill
I tn m-H b uw aD uthr br.uta in lh Minn-
1 y. V' mn hnmuw. Wo wui It nndrratood
tb K"0'1" ",u,t P"1 hr Mor Tin)t th.
: ,u,r- u ' kp wn hand full Un or hoot
hI Sh(H) Fi.,MnsM Mj tthrr.
i T. iWSa 4 10.
; I'atweaaville, June 3, Iti'U.
LIS HHI ism.
IMII.IaYlS
PURE RYE WHISKY.
Wo tjnin .nil jutir oHt-Btton to tht nWvr
I.ratrd broad nf Coodn, und -! fittb lhMo.
Tiflion tl.t thu it a jrrfftt wont txttling mon(
1 namker f prr.un. h. ar. ranpeiiea m
i .... inemeiaaiit or niner.lae. a nnee whiake.
Tn .iinnlr till, want we nffer llallev-a Para
n, ..rLiei..hiei, ha. bee. wr.. , Jal aabiu
n."ii t year., it. reputation aiaaiiinr
". l"eIJ re ,at,le .tlmul.nl
, Z. " " :" :: : '
ionr .ininenl nlioieian. nraelU ll i. at... ..I.
: .1". of ail eiiina.
K'in "u en acienilllo pi in.
! Jian
(rreelly lmpmre.1 by ace, an.k it largely iacbl ;
' sf'er I'.r tlrat elaa. kiotel. and drugglm.
Mauulil yna dartre to give lb. wbUky a trial,
nil ara in doubt aa to wbvtbar Tour botol or drua-
, S'- i. lam uaa.na wne .K i,ur lni aiapiay-
ed.l wma lo u. and we .ball ba uiiill l,.i,
l'" "' perwna wbo handle oar ao.nl.
-,,""""""
!ufihewrii.b.,.
nE Ji't??.?.' T'T.'y. J"",""" aiplaaatioa nf tbair priaeiplea, par
an IIR.(iT.K tU 8 TONIC IIKKII d ptor.i. ; ,h. ,...er. and duliM of
neb ha. beea .ueee..rully aeeal fa, pi,H. ofaeer. : tha riehla of the pronle. and lha
niTTKhH, wh
' ''.,'', J"ra ana ni.id I'uriaer, anti-liyi.
i ' ' nrET a CHRIST
HaeMtTal 131 N Third at. I'tiiiadelnhia
l-iti'T.;.Vl""
All lierann. are hereby warned Seminal l.na.
charing or In any manner meddling with Ilia ln.
lowing proper!, bow In the hta.la .r lUnUaeie
, i,, . ' .. . a- -
! i'' .v 'l""1'.1'' ' L'.' ? h..J. ( i":'"':1.
J re. m-uw, amor, i imiii. m
bi:, l two-hon wiob, i ttmStr irl,
J "" rtwi.t tww ir whv.at, i MTibo, lina
'hrtll. 1 ffritld tiin I takla 1 .,U.L. t
troar and duhM, JI hrdi and hodftln. I not (,f
phairt. I duaxhtray, 1 clock. I win, I mill, t hridl
!nd ...lille. and one half raR oak and pine lira
aer. lying in t'l.a-e'i data na I'laarliel I rreek.
' V"' f"f") parebaaid b a. oa the lib .f
stay .aat. and I. tell with hint on loan, euhieei In
our order. ABNol.ll A II AHTSIIOBN.
I'lirwiaarllle, Jane I, ts7,..;n
IXKCCTOIO
s XUTICK.
NntW ta hereby given thai letter, ti .etaniHMl.
ary on tbee.tate..r JosKPIt MiCl'LLV lata nf
Jordan Inwaabip, I'learDrld eonnlr, l..', .Uo'd,
hating beea duly granted to the anderaigned, all'
.ouaoiei, .o aaia aatate Wtll pleaa. Make
lairaeiliala pavmrnt, and tin. baring Haitaa ur
demand, will preeent theni properly aalbealiealed
" miifarni wiinnni nriav,
AI.KXAMlKH fKlltlt'rioK,
joski'ii rArrKiisoN,
Lumber Cily, Juna I, ls;i. 81 Kieralori.
OTtt'K-
f kie applied I,., a .arrant for a pirn nf
land in I'enu Inwnrblp, adjoining land warraated
in lha name f Waa. l. Il,(ler oa lha M land
warraatrd io Ihr name of 0. Kralier on tbe aouth.
No. nl)2l on the weal, and running ta a poiot an
the B.irih, oontaiaini twanle aerea, more ar leaa.
JAMKS MltCIIBLI,.
ClearlrlJ, June J, lJi...li
pon SALKI
... . l. "nT',' 'k "".''"".if""-
A larg. and wrll faiihed llrirk llwrlllng
"''. a twenty foot alley a
rf'; -i. Hk l the app
T-fbr li
nrlraanma,
anil pureha -
.aa win em ail
rary lafnraiatloa to th.iae who dealra lo la.
.iened. nr In A H T.t. ... . . ..
i1"1 "" lrofcrt-r-
May iwt, nr., ,r.
TH08.J. SI, .L0l (IU,
'- -
PA,'' ANU SKTTJ.H
I'J"' !'. H" permaatatliuproeaBenL I
naeiea aetn anvllard lo my bad lor
aeeea .. aeei la aa 1 k.. .... 1 . . .
iei.eai ana aoiiaotiaa. I a a full.
all. lay bun..,..u. .1.1 p., alibaaeat .i
ee...e lay ualne.a,aad l;lp.y all baaeal al.iraa
treteakd agaia.t a... pi. ., awd t. . ,
. . . . ."" t aa....e.aaen tn
7 j T. . PV'leally analile I. at-
lead lo It. Tb.a ha. in. anwltle,l aaal.
.y book a will roarer a faror oa .a ky railing oa
Mr. Porler at aa early day aad adjual tba lajue
...r,panaar. , f H AM l V UHT.
I'learield, April 14, UJk. '
rjX) I.NYRSTOlts:-. "
Fur S,I,-1,M Clearlald Iwtk Boada,
kaarln lalaew at p., ... p aaaa., ray,
kl aoaai aaeaaUy. AddwaoD ".
Kapabllaaa lifted
S51" S20 rl,F''-
J" W Adlrea. n. SM
Xtmt h.
ae... aaaiua.
ilfir ilffrtisfmriits.
j ICKXSK NdTR KS.-'
If
TS?&:,ZJft2;
r. I bicaox-. ai tba Juna .i..n. seat, agreeably to
Ilia Ai-t nl Aaaeuilly I
BOTSS Llt-alSSi:
Wiliiaui Scbwalu, it
Aduui Kaarr....Mti..fi.uH,..,
Daniel pnraii.,
Jatuee .Miiora .,,
John Hvau i
Jaaaea )V Curry.
A mile BlKlamaB
Jubu H. llirsey .
Ilrady
.. llrsdy
Bradford
llursnlde
Uurnetda
Cheat
Col Inglos
M....Celuglon
Covington
t'learhrld
L'lcarlield
,.l Clearfield
,.,. ....t liarliclj
Clcarlield
Curwaaaeilla
lirceowiind
Illen II "pa
Ilulich
HiiBtidala
Ilnutidule
i J"1;" C"1"1-
j j, n.u'Zm
iocr. I, Uipnidi.
- ullert4.B
1 John Jtoiirhaily ,
l- Kai.rua.rr."'.:;;"
llnnlictala
lliiBlldnla
Hiilili.Ule
HiiHtrdnlt
Il.tulailnla
Il..ul..l..le
Ilnalliisle
...iP.uli.i.la
lluuttdaia
u,,,, ..lluaton
Iluatnn
Mnrrta
M.irria
Htw Workington
Oaceoia
..... oeeai, It
Oaaanls
.,H OaaeoUl
H..OMMHla
, Otteula
Oeceola
,,..M..M Oceania
.......Wallaaalus
Wuodwarci
Woodward
Woodward
Woodward
WawdwarA
- J,,bn Xli-tom my
! Jawca llnley
lane. Iliitiit...,
r. a. iiouun.
't'Uoma Millaa '
W llllani l'ather....
K. C. flow ..
Jamil la. t-coAeld..,.,,
Wis. II. LaToscba....
Audraar f'oliuar
Mary fcirenbower
Uaarga W. Dana
Hilo UoJL
Jacscl U. Liplop. ...M--,",
Naal tlob.rly.
allaoial CrouiD .......,H..,..
oiullh Jlalrd
Janice ilaberabain
W. II llancar
I rat. Karrlau.
Sarah Holier.......
riantoel UnrdoD ,
Lawirnce Caaapbell.
iaasa P. CBraou
Ilcorga Hbodaa
William Shield
Uenrge I'earee ;
Ucerge M VocS
.jfcJ wnt.Real.B uocii,
Lcnn &i. Coiidirlal
Peter Ouriiior ,
tleorge kt. Knbuckor.
Ijeorga N. t'olburo H
t..in in I S. Untter .......
-S. I, lilama
Sliphcn Oraft
I'liliick Kerrigan
Ji.bn Kitgerald ,....,.,..
Ilcirge W. l.tiiLleirn
Wwaidwar
. U'nnalaieeal .
....Col illgtoU
....Cui iuKtiio
I.'ia.ili.ld
Lswreaoa
. ...ClearlrM
L'luitelS
.CurwewaTllle
OlcaoLa
..........
.. 1 tia.'.
yillie
bogi ue Woo.liu
. Wimdwaid
1 s I
May IJ, l7i. KU I1LOOJJ, CI, rk
m mi.'. rriti f.oniio.
lArer r n a ivimi
TO' " m i orvMiNon
K-tak. ..,.
ISIIH Nuilli Uliti.tiAlteieaullla Kire
ln. t'li., of KufUtel :n,lll(i,tltiB
, lc'14 eotli'b Cooiiucrciat rirv In.
I.'o., of Knglnn.l. ig'illj Iii.iiiii,uwu
ITS! Nnrlb America lire Itournu'i-
Co.. if I'tnh lclphia.
(,7ti).0iiu
Is2 fust inaciaha t'in lawiaaeei
, C f Cnilnilrlpnia
i.l-O.I'tlt)
, ISS3 l'b..:uil t ire lor. l,'.. Ji, V...
"'I Watwtowa Fire In-, c. , ..f .
j 1 unuree tanil InnMtnira onli
j iki A,n,,.,,,,ri:. in.ur.t,,, i-..., .j
' "fM VrWwwC'i
j IVi.na. IiMUreatiurece. Ac
le"' ,!VH'"l.d''"'U,"r"''c
I ,., M , ' L',;",';;
,; i n, ,,f ivnn.iiTao,.
Meir.r.iii.!, i.ii, ii-,n.t..
t of New ur'i
,lMl(t,lMlfl
T..,IHH1
.l.HJtl, llllll
s.Ortn.wia
, T.Sal ei.ital..
IW i. ll enanlry ..eairlnw ln.ar.nc.-, c.
ihar.lt proniptly attenile. to l.r eilling at lha
i ollice or .l.l,e..u,g u. I,y Ictlrr. Ia.araae.aef-
"i"" ,"wo" r-" -".f ke..i.i,inW
in liral-elaaa cnuiliauiaa. A.. fvw.u..i..ra ,i.re.
Tnr tirn- mtlrr in.inii.ii...' .
Tliealai.ee tea, life In.nranc CoTy re,,.t.a
lay X. H. Msrray, kave pJ hi la oe.li'. We
'e'aV.
; ti- Mt in of !iJ,HHt
! 1'rnri.U Ur Ih lulu re li.v inruriii "iur biua
iatotl .Tuir U ht w HpsbcS insumnt
1 1 )!K)1()SA
11
nnii,nal will ka rrMiveJ mi t.i ik
11 of Jul
I tb Iowkt
hip. Clem
11 of Jutt fur th ptorVio ind dririDir (hrftarti
tb Inmnr dim na Lnrrl Kun, in llunttn ten
bip. Clemrbtld ooaaif, !l Iho white tinhor
I '
! "
; of a to j
w(f iron un ui Jotm a. f((to timet. At.
Dtrkod on tbo voaniv m p, mi tht nto
price kt .M., pitjmouti and ami) an l of p'rcontsj(o
Ui rrtala fur tho ooniplttion of vontrict. Ntoo
bat rellablr. fomjietrat and rep'niihlt pTio
nord apply. .1(1 IIS A. OTTO.
Withansport, May I. 'Ti It.
D
ISSOI.UTIOX..
Tba uadnraifrweil, liaetiif dl.a iliH partm-r-ehlp,
e.lra ta aHlla up tbe brm buoka. TIhi
baring unsettled aeeuant. with thalnte Ina.inaai
eeltle tbrai wilhuiit any furtlier d'lay,or tliry
will bo tell wllb an officer nr tbe law tn b. ml
leeled with anala. BU LK'II A J ACKSON.
ClearDeld, ti.o. I, 19?l. may 2(1 St.'
TUSTIl l: ii COKMT.4lll.Ka fc-KKll
We hare printed a larr. aaanber f lb. Be
yr.K HII.L. ar.J will an Ilia neaiut af twante.
I "eawin.a. .nan -on.i. ue .aarau
.tlfMita Wantril to Hell
The Pntitieat, Peraonal. and rrnfierty
Rigtas'Citizen,
' 'e , eaa i.,e.riuia le ejremae .art aoe, S
! rer ... tin 1.J.. P 11 n
I Ceni... In. . . .k. j
lataCnnrtiiailoai.rlrliia.helrhiatoraadorifiB.
obligatt'riift Ineurn-d tn i-rny rrlatinn nf lift ; alo
preliinimry rulrt f.r dflitoratlT txtdifi, and foil
diwtion and Ufa! form tor all hainfii Irani
artiaur, a mahiajr Will, Mortcnc",
N'tfi, I raft a, tetatratta H. A L
l.ihrary in a ainjrle ruin mo. It mli tbc want
of all cUsr and all to -rtrytMty.
JO.SKS HK'ITMKH CO., 'A.7.I.. Ph.
J'OTIl 'K-
ennie K. Haiibiiri
n byl
In the Court of Cnwnn-aj
bar Belt friend
leaa af Clearlleliaenaa-
1 ly, No. .1 March T.
J iaepb II 11.1.1.001. J A ;,ua A't. Hr ,ir,a.
Yaa. tha laid Jo.ffb U. Ilepbara. ara hereby
aoliflrd and renulrod to be and appear betnr. ear
.aid eaarl, lo be hrld at ( leareld. an Ihe ;tk
day of Jane neat, tn auawer the peliliou aw lil.l ,
of the aaid J.aale K. llapbura. alieve Batue.l,
nd abuw eauae, (r auy you bava. why tl.a auid
Jennie K. Ilrnliurn, your wife, alinuM net lie
' itivnrted and aeparaled frota the bond, el taatri-
uiony, entered Int. with you, aeenrding I., the
j Ael. of Aaaeinbly In aa-h tear ma le and pp.
!il'led. W. R. MePIIHaSON,
I aberitr. OfBef, t Sheriff,
j Clearfield, fa. Mar IJ, l;.j 41
-art
V
AHLK I'ltOPKIiTY
fOH 8ALR lilt FOR ItFXT.
The euliaeiiUr girra anlie. al, at be will either
rt'ut nr anil kia dwelling and alar, propertf. an
nate oa Keed atreet, adjoining the Leonard llnuae
in the borough of I'learneld, fa. Tho atai. nla
la ll) X M feet. The dwelling hnuae emitaina ?
nmiaa and a hileben na the a rat alary, and
room na the aeenad story. Tba atora room,
eaa le had al onoe, and tba dwelling portion
a nnd after tha let of July. For further par
lieulare, eddrea. or apply ta lha wnderairnrrl aa
Ilie iiremieaa. I1RI1. 0. PAbw.MnH K.
ri.arnrld, fa, 11. y IV, li-lf
KV STOHK KEEPKR
I berel.y glra pablln a.tlra that en Ilia id
day of Mar. IST4, parehaaed lha entire atnek af
.lure gondi of MnMa Arnold, ia New Waahlnglna,
T..r.r'l! '? h" ,'ok """ """!
1 - -a one nuggy, an. Wugnn and one .et e.
1 kameaa. Thoe. hanwiag thaiiierle.a Indebted la
.Arnold, will plaaae e.me Inrward and eb.
! ap their raeuanta. N. A. Arnold la luy aulbori.ed
1 ! la Iraa.ael bu.ln.M la .yab.Mi.s-. Tk.
knalne.. will be enaliaued hy ro,t tha eld aland.
. JASIIS 11 A1.LA0I1KII.
1 u a.hlagloa, May IU, Me
ltf I Tntnn a .-a........,,.-
l 1 pj I u I 1 er.ia IB W. Wl I'lHH
' " All 4 PeiV frit, paekagea ia Ihe wmU
Single pev kage, with el-aanl time, noil nald,
is eenta. For ether uoeelnea .end .tamp. Ad-
nlaai, P. 9. QUICK, New Bedford, Maaa. I'TiJ
JOH RK.NT
Araold'a Hall, la Caiweei..,!!.. jer alikt at
;?.!!' f" ""'
larma. Heating r.tia.'ly,
e..w 1 aiave. intent n .... .. ... .. .11 ...ul
drop aartala all oemplei..
" .
( "mea., Ilie, April , IITJ.-Ii
N. t. ARN0I.P.
a 1,,,, n . ,
i Id "H SALK.
Ike ander.igaed, daleraaiaad lo railuee lloek
aad aaierlal. propoaa. la diapo.e af, al eieeadlol
low raws, a aniaher of
IIOIWKS II A RN K1SH,
CAUttlAGKS & IU'f.TilKS,
WAfiOXS, C, (V
I eaa "upplj a art lea altk either aew ar teeoad
hand earrlagea, bagglea, ar wagnai, al fatiakiaelj
ba. pHara, llorMa, aid aad yoaag, aad baraeil,
la aaalok. Parries la Brad af altker aaaaot k
Ibe. aa ekoaply aay where alae.
,. . JAMM I. trAVT.
i'lea-eld, Aprllt,lrv.it
JanJf.lye