jVa iivs iti:ms.
ilf if .Mwtisrm.ntf.
Sfw Sbditrrtisrmruti.
TwoAboumnti(T)Siiki.vid. Two
of the standard arguments uod by Rad
ieul managers during the recent cum
paign bnvo boon rendered oliaoloto by
tlioadmiiiiatrotorsof tlio "stolon good"
parly. Wo refer to ''a solid South"
and the "bloody shirt." But how nut
iii-al arguments (?) of thin kind should
result in the larceny o the Presidency,
through violations of tho Constitution,
perjury and lraud, commonced, carried
on, and completed by ' Christian Stales
men" men "controlled by grand moral
ideas" (?) That grand larceny should
Tin Countkd in'i Cabinkt. Aflera
week's effort Returning Board U ayes'
Administration has boon put on its
feet, by a Senatorial endorsemont ol
tho appointees of tho Cabinet as fol
lows : For Secretary ol Slate, Wm. M.
Krarts, of Now Tork, who received
Post Orrici Niiws. Tho new C'mi-1
federate Post Master General, who
now carries tho KEY to tho forty
thousand jiostofilces In this country,
announces ihat none. but soldiers need
apply. This decision will upset Wat
son and Henderson's claim most ef
fectually. Tho former might come In
on an tnlittment card, but ho can show
no discharge. Another niialako the
aforesaid made, was in addressing and
complimenting Morion, w ho has been
counted out by tho lietiirning Hoard
AY,' It. I TIVI'K, 110 II' SUA Hl'i:ii
THAN A SKlU'KXrS TOO ill.
And now tho Inn begins; lon Cam
eron being the objective point of at
traction. Alter compassing tho nom
ination ul Itcturniiig Hoard Hayes at
Cineinnulli and tbileuling Iho will of
his parly in this Stale wbu preferred
Itluinu, ami Incurred Iho hitter's eter
nal enmity. Alter placarding bisiiumu
us onu of" llio iufttinotis characters ol
UK WI TT.
Wasiiiniiton, March 5.
lion, Ahrmii H. Hewitt ivaigned his
position us chairman ol Iho lleiuocrutie
Naliiinal I'oniinlllee, in a letter of con
siderable length, in which he a. sells
1 1 in I tlin result ol'thu electoral bill bus
di-uppoititcil the liopes of overy lover
ul I, i - coiinlry, ami that a grevious
wi-oiil' bus been ticnicliatcd of award
-Hayes'
I ro III H to 7
business hours will bo
Mercantile Appraiser's List.
Llut of tfiu aonaa l lha rrlsll dolora Is fnrolao
slid dni0 marabaoo'iaa, la tna eonuta uf Cluar
i-ld l-.r IH7T. rll,
I OH PHINTINfl OF ItVKHT buST".
I ll.ii,natlT aioraloo ol I hi. sSJ. Cl"
Ilia fiaudiileiicy, tho
President,
IVTIKNt db tOUHTAIII.
j Wp bava prtntad Urn mimuW .l
YY. Bll.l.. -.a .III .. ,bo rZi',':'
oral, nail a . o J -M,. "JJJ-
does not smoke.
yno hundred tramps uro in llit
lluclts county jail. ' .
. A party isorguniaing In Bhuniultiii
I'u., In gu lo the Black Hills.
CLOUS.
TAX.
Ituriialde Borough
14 Hortoo Humblo, uiaruhuou'loa. .............I T SS
1 4 Jaok'Oli I'altbin, " 7
14 J"h. r. t'. ooir " 7 US
14 Mia. bl.C. K..d.lru;l I St
tVlUJAM ii HKXKY.j
V f .tftoa Poacs alnscsiraaaa I o.,'
forty-four votes out of the sevenly
four Senators present, llo received ton
votes less thun the Confederate i'ost
musler (iencral. John Sherman, ol
CITY
OnllMitona aiodr and -., ""
Hoof on the hoof can lie bought in
llrarlleld llaroagb.
14 M. 8. Olanll, a.ufoonnoarr t '
14 Juha A Hla.l'ur, T 0
11 A II Knurr Co., ar.iool O" fo. II M
.oid oror. Artialao ol ocrMuaal
history who plotted to destroy lh I ing il,e I'lvahlt my to a laniliilulu ho
rights, liherties ami indepeiclenco of : has no litle to its honor. .Mr. ilewill
hts countrymen, to be tui i.cd nil', cast i ,,.,.nls his nciiou upon that bill ami
out, and his claims as an olllcer lo po-' ivganling his assent to Iho coinplu-
a..o..iao. oaailr oaoayud ,t,, ...T" "
as '' mil haraa . as
anram ol unaaia, , -
lexas ul one dollar per head.
A iiurrow'gniigc railroad Is irojti4't
i'il between Clarion and Oil l ily.
Ohio, Secretary of tho Treasury ; (ieo.
II Wm. Kr.,1, mwhni,ai.o 16 aa
N .l..,h H rlLoorra. oouta A tbori T so
14 J.,1,0 I r-onwao. lurtiliuro 7 St
ItllMIDKII TW'K t-IIH A.U
W. M'Crary, of Iowa, Secretary of
CLKAKK1KLP, Fa.
A TuomuKb.DrH ALDEKXEY lit!.,.
rALr. l o.lu.sre barah, .,,,, .. '"""
War; Kit-hard M. Thompson, of In
.v managing Iho Haves adiiiiiiiBtra-jsilioii in i
Iho new ( V j'oet ignoreit, is ; n,,., oi the count, says as no nonm-aiiio
1
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feet i'jcp
--4v. J. W 1
in Nova
14 H A (loo in. atall.iorrr T SU
HHSaXATIO.V Oh' A II HAM S.
Uiokui B. Gmini.ANiiKH, Editor.
1
Raider. If vuo want to know wool ll coin oo
la tba buatnaaa world, Jual md our uuruiniioa:
oolumna. lha Sptit onluino '.m porttoulnr.
Hiad Ir.-Tho add ross of the Na
tional Democratic) Commitleo will be
found on our first page. The Commit
too, unff&e tut Congressional Commis
sion, goes behind tho returns and
prove most conclusively that Mr. Til
den carried both Florida and Louisiana.
Bead the address and'liand it to your
skoptical Republican neighbor, who
bas moro faith in Returning Boards
than ballots.
Oua Foiimi Par i. Several highly
important articles, bearing -on tho
Presidential fraud, will bo found on
this page. Read tho "Decision of the
Electoral Commission," "Counting the
Electoral Volo" and "Insulting tho
Memory ol Washington," and bo con
vinced oi tho hugeness of fraud perpe
trated by tho so called "Christian
Statesmen" on forly-fivo millions of
froe men (?).
Somebody AIad. Our Stato Capi
tal was thrown into an excitement on
Monday, over tho resignation of Sena
tor Cameron. ThoOovernoriiiformcd
both Houses of the fact on Monday
night. Tho election of J. Donald
Cameron, lato Secretary of War, is of
course uppermost in the desires of the
Father of the Senate, and wo prcsumo
there are too many Cameron members
in our Legislature to elect anybody
else but a Cameron. However, if the
split is as potoul at Ilarrisburg as at
Washington, some " rebel " might ob
tain the old Winnebago's seat.
Hayes' Prooramme. The inaugu
ral address, of the "counted in" Presi
dent will bo found on our first pngo
this week. "The government" promises
to do the fair thing, and by throwing
Cameron, Morton and Bluino over
board, which he seems to havo done,
for the present, his administration may
bo an improvement on the lato Post
trader-CsdoUselling concern. The tact
that Gon. Belknap's successor, Don
Cameron, failed to enter tho now Cab
inet and the ignoring of Morton, are
all good indications. But Hayes may, af-
Ur all, surrender to the corrupt elomont
of his party before tho 4th of July
next.
lliom.Y Complimented. Senator
Wallace was last week elected Chair
man of Democratic caucuses by the
Democratic Senators. This is tho
highest honor that tho minority sido
in that body can confer on a member,
and was never beforo conferred upon a
Senator soyoung in service. Thu honor
bas borotoloro been conferred upon tho
oldest and most experienced. The
venerable Stephenson, of Kentucky,
whose term expired on the 4th ultimo,
and is succeeded by the Hon. James
B. Bock, of that Stato, held tho posi
tion now filled by Mr. Wallace, and
Mr. Beck was elected Secretary. .Mr.
Wallace's power in the Senate is next
to that ol tho Vico President, and if
be does not occasionally put a flea in
Mr. Wbeelor's ear, we shall be mis
taken. Tbo Baroness Nathaniel Mcyor Do
Rothschild is dead.
Yesterday was election day in New
Hampshire. No returns.
Tbo now fee bill, reducing tho fees of
county officers thirty per cent., passed
the House on Monday night.
- Tho political marriage between Sen
ator Conklin and Cameron is reported.
This will bo sad news for the gentle
man from Maine Blaine.
People may say what they will about
Grant's administration, now that it has
olosed, but Grant was at least elect
ed, and that no man can honestly say
of bis successor.
Well Visits d. The Zoological
Garden at Philadelphia was visited by
657,395 persons during 1876, yielding
a rovonuo of 1130,000. Wo suspect it
will take half a dozen ot years to make
- up that sum.
The Senator liom Maine, Mr, Bluino.
is about the best bull dozed great man
that is now on the public stage. Uis
nose is aa badly out of joint as that ol
the Cameron's under the Buckoyo nr
tangament. Too Bad. Uayos' "basoingratitudo"
Is now troubling whole families in this
Stato. This vilo Buckeye movement,
should be stopped. Hayes should bo
counted out. How soon somo chickens
come homo to roost.
, A Rkdeemino Feature. While all
Grant's Cabinet and other high officials
paid cash for their appointments in tho
shape ol presents, it is said that not a
dollar bas been paid by either of the
men appointed to ofllcu by Returning
Board Hayes.
The swearing in of Hayes as Presi
dent, at Willards hotel, on Saturday
night, March 3d, shows how big tho
scare was. Another such a feat on
the part of Chief Justice Waite will
render him as infamous as his colleagues
Bradley and Strong.
Political Harlots. Morton pro
posed to openly take the Presidency
for Uayos, but he was overruled by
the schemy, subtle Edmunds, who
thought It bettor for the party to se
cure the prize by lying and chicaaory
and by partisanship hidden tinder the
Jodkial ermina. Morton exemplified
. the bold highwayman 1 Bdmunds, the
anaak-taief.
and setting ol the sun w'.en we look
tho Wells, Chandlers, Camcrons, Mor
ton, Garfield and Judges Bradley and
Strong square in the lace. They look
just like creatures who would sell their
Jod and (heir country for a price, in
dollars and coin's? few believed it be
foro the election, but the result proves
it as clearly as thesun at meridian. Tho
stolon ijoods Hayes and Wheeler-
are found in their posession, ujjd the
crimo is proven beyond a reasonable
doubt. "Tho oouiilud-in" has tho place
But tin price! It's awful to conlem--
plate II Both body and soul sold to
the Devil lor four years at 150,000 per
annum.
Radical Morality. Tho Lancas
ter Inttlltijcntvr my: "For tho first
time in tho history of tho republic, a
man is foisted upon it fur chief magia
tralo, who bas received neither a pop
nlur nor a Constitutional majority of
its doctors. Rutherford 11. Hayes, ac
cepting a position conferred upon him
by four scoundrels in Louisiuna, and
by no moro respeclablo authority, ex
hibits the Humiliating spectacle ol a
man made tho fountain of honor
and of ofllce who is "not worthy of the
oflico o! President," because be is will
ing to hold it after being "counted in
or placed, tbcro by fruud." It is a
question ol brief timo that tho nation
will realize tho truth of the prophecy :
"iho country cannot aflord to have tho
result tainted by the suspicion ot ille
gal or lalse returns."
No man can rejoice in this result ex
cept ho be willing to hail with acclaim
tbo triumph of fraud. Every man who
realises the full significance of tho
shame wiH mourn rather for tbo na
tional disgrace than for tho temporary
loss of party advantage.
Tiie Gcii.ty Always Flee. Hayes
and tho wholo Republican clique in
Washington, becamo greatly alurmed
on Saturday, tho 3d, by a rumor that
by somo hook or crook, Mr. Tilden
was to bo inaugurated President. A
hurried consultation was had between
Fraud Hayes, Boss Grant, Drunken
Chandler, und Chacknasty Morton,
when it wae decided that the oath
should at once bo administered to the
Fraud; Chief Justice Wailu was sent
for and tho oath was taken. "Let no
guilty man escape." Well, as Hayes
was ulso sworn on Monday, and is
therefore under a double obligation to
dischargo his duties as President, may
account for tbo fuct that ho is passing
Sy such demagogues as Morton, Cum
eron, Blaine & Co. The guilty always
flee when no man pursues. Mr. Tildun
and his personal advisers would just
as likely resort to horse stealing as to
sloop to a dodge ot tho kind indicated
and it was very unjust toward them
for the ballot box Bluffers and Return
ing Boards to intimate anything of the
kind.
All Bit One. Our Stuto Senate
bas boon cutting quite a figure in na-
tional politics, while it has on many
occasions as a collective body acknowl
edged Its obedience to the power which
created its majority. It yet remained
for that majority in an individual ca
pacity "to bow to the cap of Geslor."
"Stoma wlfCfd but bil Soger,
And Itl migbiy piiwor woa fall ;
Alt opposition ani.had
Aa tha dowi of uoroioa matt,
At tbo coming of Aurora."
Thirty out of thirty-one Republican
senators recorded their name to a
memorial addressed to the incoming
President, asking in tho name of their
party that the Hon. J,
Donald Cam-
eron, "tho undoubted choice of the
party," should bo retained as Secreta
ry ol War, in the new Cabinet. The
namo of Mr. Everhart, a Republican
Senator from Chester county, does not
appear among the signers of this dec
laration of independence I Ever
hart might just as well make his po
litical will and lcavo, if ho does not
wish to be bull-doied for the balanco
of his life.
It's So, The Washington nows
mongors asserted that Hayes was
sworn into ofilco on Saturday night
lor fear Tilden would pop into Wash
ington on Sunday, tho 4th, and would
qualify and assnmo the duties of Presi
dent. Wo did not credit this "cock
and bull story," but in the Philadelphia
Prctt of tho fith inst., in a leading edi
torial it cornea out in this way:
"Tho ooth of offitio woa prirotalv odwlnfatarail
to rlotharlord B Hicea, no Halunlor oranlng br
Chlaf Ju.tico Woilo, und ot tbo oluiratioo of
tho tarn of tba grout aaldiar, wbo ratiraa to prl
volo llfo with tha rv.puet und g.iod oiabao of lha
tunaa or nta oooBtrynaB ot oil rnrttaa, tho now
Kxaoutlro qoiatlv aotarad unoa tbo di.oburaouf
faia important und re.ponnbla dolioi."
Now, if Huyes was sworn in on Sat
urday night, why was tho samo thing
repeated on Mjnday? How much
shame and blasphemy Is thcro attach
ed to this now administration, any
how? The Fraud Gozs On. Ruthorlord
B. Hayes was fraudulently nominated
for President by his partisans nt Cin
cinnati!, by a gang ol political free
booters, and fraudulently, corruptly
and wickedly counted in as President,
by a horde of political brigands, who
are as characterless as men can be
come, in Florida and Louisiana, now
assumes the duties ol his ofllce as com-
placontly as though ho had been eloct-
od! What an appropriate lesson it
would be to young men if "in the
course of human events" not one of
the scoundrels who participated in
Uayos' fraudulent nomination at Cin
cinnati! would ever get an ofllce, and
like Jonah's whale story, be thrown
overboard .
Rovcn gnet into eight oner and one over,
and that one it Bradley. But tlutt ichich
Kill tivt in hiitory and in the minds of a
vast majority of the public ii Mil : 7"Ai( fAr
srofri ixsVd to look into the eeidenee, voted
to take, tettimony and voted to let in light,
J at to get at the truth ; and that the
eight toted alt the time to turn away from
evidence, to sAxf out tkt light, and to to
elate the doort upon all effort lo find the
truth. '
General; Curl Sehurz, of Missouri,
Secretary of Intorior.
Sherman, MeCrury and Thompson
are straight out Radicals, but tho other
three havo been very crooked in their
political meaiiderings, while tho AVuin
the' VnX&nit St always been a Siruigbt
out "rebel Democrat."
Dos to Pap Tapt. Don Cameron
iho other day, was bitterly complain
ing lo Attorney General Tad about
Hayes' perfidy toward him, when Talt,
who comes from Ohio, and knows
Uayos thoroughly, replied : "Oh, don't
distress yourself about that. That's a
habit he has. I have his written pledge
that he would not go before tho Ohio
Convention lor Governor if my name
wont before it. Yet he broke his pledge,
and worked liko a street corner poli
tician to defeat my nomination, and he
never yet bad the grace lo aologise
for his conduct. Ho is eminent as a
pledge-breultor. I knsw of other pledges
that be intends to break. We know
all about him in Ohio, and the rest of
mankind are likely to form bis ac
quaintance." Awful I AwptlII The mail bags
will be handled by the bloody Confed
erates in the future. Wo fear that
three-fourths of the 'loyal' Postmasters
will resign abruptly, and thereby throw
the Postflico nlfuirs into all kinds of
delay and confusion, bocauso a Confed
erate General has boon put in charge
of that Department. Only twelve
years sinco the rebellion closed and a
Confederate KEY unlocks all tbo mail
bags. It's enough to raiso a bloody
shirt rcgimont in twenty minutes.
Reader, imagine iho pains and suffer
ings that Morton, Bluino k Co., are
undergoing at this moment I It's truly
awful 1 1 But, wo know no remedy.
Radical Prosperity. A n exchange
says: "Thcro Is piled on tho grountlB
of tho Chestnut Hill Iron Oro Com pa
pany's Furnaces, in Columbia, Lancas
ter county, nearly 12,000 tons of tbo
best pig-iron, manufactured somo time
ago, and for which thcro is no market
at prices demanded by tho ownors.
Eighteen dollars per ton was offered
for a largo lot, to bo delivered in New
York, a few weeks ago, but the bid
was not accepted." There are scores
of other manufacturing establishments
in a similar condition. This is all tho
fault ol tho mal-administralion ol gov
ernmental a flairs.
The Acme or Statesmanship.
Solemn things havo engaged tho three
last sessions ol Returning Board Hayes'
and the Grant Cabinet The question
discussed was : "Shall the tail wag the
dog, or the dog wag tho tail?" In
other words: "Are tho Camorons,
Chandlers, Morton and Blaino, to run
"the government" Hayes or, will
11 ay os run it himself? A few weeks
will dovelope the fruits of the Return
ing Boards and the Commission. Somo
body is to bo bull dozed in the near fu
ture, and wo merely want to see who
he fellow resombles.
No Truce. Tho New York .S'un
says: "These aro days of humiliation,
shame and mourning for every patri
otic American. A man whom llio poo
pie rejected at tho polls has been do
dared President ol the United States
through processes of fraud. A cheat
is to sit in tho seat of George Wash
ington. Let every upright citizen
gird himself up lor the work of re
dressing ibis monstrous iniquity. No
trace with the guilty conspirators!
No rest for them and no mercy until
their political punishment nnd destruc
tion are complete!
The Adjournment. Our State Leg
islative solons seem to havo an awful
time in tho adjournment lino. Tho
15th of March was the first day fixed,
then tho 21st, and now we have tho
23d as the day fixed to throw papur
balls, pay bills, and pack for home.
Our Radical exchanges found great
fault with the last House for not doing
anything. Wo vould liko to bear
something from ihoso critics on the
prestfct occasion. For ignorance and
dishonesty tho present Houso fur ex
ceeds any body that over met at ilar
risburg. Wisconsin Okpicals. An exchango
says: "Tho morals of Slato officials
must be at a low ebb in Wisconsin. A
bill has been passed by the Assembly
of that State prohibiting persons trav
eling on business of the State liom
charging railroad fare whilo using a
tree pass." Why tho sumo thing is
carried on nt Ilarrisburg. You need
not go away to tho Northwest lor an
example. Both States aro exceedingly
liadicul and this is ono of thereforms(?j
that tho puny cultivates. "Moral
ideas," you know.
JJisausTED. Tho veteran Kepubli
can editor Samuel Bowles, became so
disgusted with the sickening revela
lions ol tho testimony taken before the
Houso Committee, that bo wroto to
bis paper, tbo Springfield JUpubliam.
that all Ileptiblicans ol any character
or standing, in Washington, had ceas
ed to defend the Louisiana Returning
Board. And yet there is not a cant
ing hypocrite who belongs to that par
ty who is not glad to accept the Iruit
of tho Returning Board's villainy.
When Renutor Conk ling said in his
speech on the Oregon case that the
rthroe roles of that Stuto ought to bo
ooiiiilajd lor Hayes because tho majori
ty of the people of Oregon bad declar
ed they should be, did be intend a re
flection upon the Elucloral Commission
which decided that the eight voles of
Louisiana should be cast lor Hayes
notwitstanding that the people of that
State, by a majority of nearly 10,000,
declared that they should be given to
Mr. Tilden?
An exchange says : "Thepublio was
greatly disappointed at the non-appearance
of the names of Bob Inger
aoll and Ellaa Pinkaton In the Cabinet,"
.i,r. post ofilce must , by a gov-1
VI IHIIVIU (iiseuuiv, iiiiiv iiw n-i v., -
country faithfully for not less than two;
years, with wearing cither a blue or
gray uniform lor that length of lime,
and ihul ho never engaged in the
Woody sliirt' crusade." Theso con
ditions extinguish both tho iilorcsuid,
nnd shelves: them us effectually ns their
friend Morton.
So, So! Tho editor of the Curwens
villo Timet has imbibed lllaineisin, and
goes for tho counted in ral her carelessly.
In alluding to his friends, Packard and
Chamboilain. ho remarks : "If Mr.
Hayes intends dodging the qiiostion
now, then tho sooner Congress ami the
people know it Iho heller. There is
no question but that President Hayes
will in tho end recognize Governors
Packard and Chamberlain, or bear the
ignomy 01 an usurper of tint Presiden
tial chair. The final decision of the
Tribunal made Mr. Hayes President,
with that decision ulso Packard is the
legal Governor ol Louisiana, nud
Chamboi lain ol South Carolina." That
intimidation step will cittso Hayes'
knees to knock together liko BoUlinr.
rar's, should ho over seo tho threat.
An Intimipator. Returning Hoard
Hayes seems lo bo rather a hold man
alter ull. Whether bo inherited that
qual'ty, or whether ho bus been ren
dered aggressive because of his two
oaths, the one taken on Saturday night
and tho other on Monday noon, is no
body's business; but it is a notorious
fuel that the, "counled-in" bus bull
dozed und intimidated tbo Canierons,
Chandlers, Morton and Bluino most
awfully. Ho has, in elfect, thrown
this herd of political jacubinscloar over
board. Tho people will rejoice lit this
bold stroke of policy, hut wo are not
snro that tho result of tho Returning
Hoard will hold out against those bold,
bad, wicked men.
An Ohoan Speaks. Tho Philadel
phia Inquirer explodes a 11 ro cracker at
"tho Slate ring" in this way: "His
rather remarkable to hear that Mr.
Hayes' Cabinul appointments uro to be
rejected because some ot them aro "per
sonally objectionable" to two or three
of tho old Senate ring. The country
is under the impression that the Presi
dent of tho United Stutco, being re
sponsible alone to the pooplo for a
proper administration of tho govern
ment, has tho undoubted und unques
tionable right lo appoint bis own on
slitutional advisers without inlerlur-
onco from any outside source."
Rarkino Back. A Washington dis
patch says : "Kx President Grunt ia re
ported to havo said thai, wero ho a
Senator, ho would volo aguins. the
confirmation of Sehurz, Evans and
Key." Gen. Grant had bettor "dry
up." No President, except Lincoln,
had so little respect tor tho Constitu
tion and bis oath of office. And for
not being impeached and forever dis
graced he should thank a Democratic
Congress. Having escaped Iho penal
ties of a violated Constitution, he
should now retire, to private life and
be content.
The PlrTERCNCE. When Grunt wont
into office, bo mado a Cabinet out ol
unknown material. Tho Countud in
President Huyes lias mndo up a
Cabinet, every member of which is
popularly known to fame r infamy,
tl ia composed of tho most antagonistic
elements ever worked up into a Cabi
net, except, that of President Taylor
in 1819, when he attempted to wold
tho Southern fire eater to tbo Northern
Abolition Distinionisi. Tho fruits of
which proved to bo the Fugitive Slave
Law and tbo "Drcd Scott decision.'
"KohbEct." An editor who refused
lo bo bull dozed on the Presidency in
alluding to tho fraudulent count com
forts himself in this way :
"No bund or brigand! avar carried oft" a vorjr
rlrb hnotj wilhoal quarreling ortr tho di.Uibu
tion of lha itoloa gooda." j
The writer is evidently alluding to
tho several Returning Boards and tbo
Commission which transposed two
hundred and two for Tilden, to one
hundred and oighty-tiro for Hnycsiind
only 0110 hundred nnd sixty-seven for
the former. That's legerdemain,,
Stranoe Freaks. Not a single
member of tho Cabinet wits in fuvor
of Uayos' nomination at any stage, ex
cept Sherman, who was a candidate
lor delegate to tho convention, and
who was defeated by his people, they
electing Hen Wado over him. More:
Not a single individual who assisted
and brought about Hayes' nomination,
has a seat in his Cabinet. It looks
liko Ingratitude, but then, it's so.
The PiTTsnuRd Postopfice. With
in two years two Postmasters as well
as threo Clerks have been kicked out
of tho "Iron City "PostofHco for plunder
ing tho ltepartment. They havo all
boon arrested, but nobody bas boon
convicted, although 'the govern muni'
not Hayes is short over ono hundred
thousand dollars. And still tho Post
ofllco Department, is not self sustain
ing. Hutv strange.
New CnAtKMAN. United Slates
Senator Wm. U. i)aruum,ol Connecti
cut, has been elected Chairman ol the
Democratic NationalCommitlee, in tho
place of Mr. Hewitt, of New York,
who resigned tho position last week.
Mr. Batnuiu during tho lato canvass
pruved to bo one ol thu best and quiet
est organizers on our sido. Wherever
he was assigned, to duly ho did effect
ivo work.
That's So. The editor of the Hut
ler Herald " Uncle Juke Zeigler,"
says: "Tho populur majority for Til
djn, as taken from the rocords on file
in tho Executive Ilcpsrlnient ol each
Slato is 201,829. Talk about a tnrty
which can poll such a majority over
all competitors boingdisorganisod I No
wonder the orroptioaiola at Washing,
ton tad to rcaort to fraod to beat it"
, i
i - iiniii. - u ma irisiui i i in u
poi
hi,.. ........ Unlit, tv ioiii in, nun luiu-
ly slaughtered in the Speakership light, complrllon ul the count, ull hough ihey
lo appear at bis churiul wln i.1 In grie u j km it tvou'd rilll III Iho lll-tiilluM"ii
his expected triumph. And llai lratitl !ol Hayes, and says ul the conclusion id'
and Muekoy and H my woi lied in his ,u loiter : 1'nder the ciiviimstunccs I
interest, beiWcs, hundreds f I'iiiludol- could not hesitate Do towny cimrse; I
phiu Pilgrims, roughs, repeaters and IV-H that as a pal riot and a trusted
ballot box Btull'eis wended iheir way servant ol iho )i s-racy, no oilier
lo lh Nal'oual Capitol on free pusses. I course was left open to me, and leel
und in guy and flaunting colors swell sure its wisdom w ill he vindicated by
ed the ptih'caul of his I'ruild.ileiicy. Alliiho early tiiuiiiphaul success of tho
liir 'umeroii. iho prince ol llio ring
sters. Hut despite ull ibis array, Hie
personal solicitations, the blowing ot
irass hands and thu drunken liur.zas,
Cameron has been ignored. Tbo Don
has lound bimsell circumvented us nu
and his scoundrelly compeers circum
vented Tilden, by lraud, deceit unit
treachery. Tho ingnaliclitio-ho assist
ed to mix for tho Democratic 1 resi
dent elect, be has had lo (pu.fl lo the
bitter (Irons. Ho can't reucli the coal
ot his ambition alter selling Ins acciirs
ed soul lo tho devil us the ijilid pro rno.
'Tut not your tailh In I rinecs. is u I
maxim oil repealed, and w hen Cam
eron placed liiillt in the mult wboslole
tho Presidency, the truth ul this maxim
was again recognized. Let him relul 11
to his mountain house und endeavor lo
ml himself of thu siuins on his charac
ter, which "ull (he seas iucarnii dine
can't wash out."
I'lXISG JOE HHAIUKY.
The specials to ull the prominent pa
pers Fust and West conliriu tho story
of the bull dor.ing ol "Justice" lirudky
on Friday utghl. When tho Commis
11m adjourueU on Friday allcrnonn bo
was in doubt whether ho would vole
lor or against the eligibility of Walls,
llio Hayes elector Iroin Oregon. On
two test questions ho declined to vole.
Tho story obtained currency through
iho depuilmeiil thai ho had 'gone
hack" on llio puny, and greal was the
eolislerualioii thereat. From tho 1110
nieiit Bradley reached bis homo at leu
o'clock until long alter midnight ho
was beset by leuding Republican ooli-j
ticiaus, including old Zach Chandler, Wua marked hv general gloom and
Win. E. C'hundler, (who "set .up" the iHiiiiilialion. This was really the
Florida business), Morton, Garth-Id and proper spirit for its ibservBiico. The
others. At midiiight iho wide awake huccuss of detected and excised fraud
newspapers specialties found a dozen is u thing lo bo thoroughly ashamed
carnages blocking tho slreel in lrout,('; m.d it, in also a thing to dread, since
of Bradley 'a residence, wailing Ibr j i,u man can lorsee the ell'ec's of such
iheir owners who were "seeing " the ; uu evil. It ia likely to multiply itself
perjured burluiiiiiu 011 justicu und do-1 through every department ol public
coney, ll ia reported Hoar, of Massu
chusells, about whom thcro had been
somo misgivings, was subject to the
same interviewing jtruccrsj by the uud
ieal conspirators.
When ad the lac-tit connected with
.li is conspiracy losioal ihu Presidency
lor the Ohio manikin cuinu to light, as
they will one of these days, won't it
lonu a delicious chupler tor those in
terested in "tho best government ihu
sun shines upon?" p'rom Zach Chaud
tel a und Morion's inception of the
fraud down through old W ells' forgery
uiiu bribery tu Juu Urudley'a perjury.
whul a marvelous story it Hill be.
i'beru will not bo lis parallel m history,
und thai IhiuVuu uru ouru to livlruy eseli
oilier. Huyes will 1101 he able losulisty
tliuiu all. Trust liuio lor jusliee.
Tub State lloiinr.ns. Tho editor
of tho Hunvillcii7jK,fr, in alluding
to thu huge Military expenditures in
this Stato says:
"Special attention or luto has been
directed lo the enormous expenses in
flicted on tbo taxpayers id the Com
monweahh through its mililiu system.
The Auditor Gcm-rul's report shows
that the expenses ol the militia organ
ization in 1H75 were 1(I2 815.41, while
last year Ihe ordinary militia expenses
rose to $J27,thT.Ut, leaving out the ex
tra expenses incurred for tho Centen
nial pie-nic. As has boon well remarked,
"at this rate of progression Iho mililiu
expetisesof Pemisy lvauia will soon ex
ceed Ihe cost of tho common schools."
Wo think ihul most of our readers will
conclude thut this is nil her n heavy bill
for playing "sogering." Tho whole
thing is un incubus on tho people und
should bo lelbnucd lorlhwilh. Most
of the expense is incurred to ullow a
few leather-bed soldiers, officers, todis
port their gay uniforms on holiday oc
casions, 'i he papers ol the Common
wealth, without distinction of party,
should direct public attention to this
uiiuecessury oullav ot tho people 1
money and urge their Representatives
to legislate against it."
Five bodies havo been takon from
the Bateman House, in Kama City,
Pa. Among them lire the remains of
N. Brown, Jr., of Philadelphia, which
wore itletitifiod by a key check. Charlie
Hatcman, a ;ed twelve years, who was
carried through tho flames by his
father, died on the Oth. The father,
the eighth victim, died on the Oth' His
wile nud all bis children preceded Inn)
to "that undiscovered country, from
whose bourne no traveler returns."
A RAn Chance.
Harpers will put -N usi upon
job of making long-legged drawings ol
Carl Sehurz. Pour years ogo the
Werlly was richly embellished wilh
caricatures of Jhis Cabinet Minlstur.
Tho old cuts will answer just as well
as new ones. Besides, thu reader would
recoinir.o"tlieihitebuian" at lirst sight.
On tub liAom.i) EixiB. Cameron is
mail, llluino is trying to rinse h II, and
Morton has secured a bloody shirt that
covers him nil over, and is swoaringlike
a trooper. Ho says ll he was ablo to
stand up, ho would kick the Returning
Hoard all to pieces and give the Flori
da and Louisiana Electors lo Tilden.
State Omcr.its. There will be a
Judge ot tho Supremo Court, Auditor
General und Slalo Treasurer to elect
next November, and a lively time may
ho exnecteil : because the liadicul Ke-
laming Hoards in Philadelphia and
Allegheny county w ill bo more closely
watched than ever before
Hatiikr Pkubonai.. Tho editor of
tho Indiana Metttngrr, in alluding to
iho overthrow of Cainoron-Whiloistn,
in this Stuto, excluinut : "The evil days
aro post. J?ow for peace and prosper
ity !" Well, if Gen. While can stand a
puff of that kind wo shall try and get
over the fraud loo.
Ohio's Dust. President, Kelurning
Hoard Mayes; (iencral of tbo Army,
W. 1'. Sherman ; Secretary of -the
Treasury, John Sherman ; Justice
Hwuync, and Chief Justice Wuito.
Haoical Stpjatkoi. Fraud Is now
onu of the most useful powers In this
country. Whatever the Iladieal party
touches becomes contaminated with
fraud and corruption.
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,i..i.iii'iin hen w in taw u i u iiroeriv
Deiiioi ralic I'liriv. stanMiiig, us II does.
upon the ris k ol justice und patriotism
Iroui which tin amount ot passion or
provocation has been uhln to move it.
For niysell, I feel Unit I have now
completed the result ol thu campaign,
which was uuipiesioiiahty llio cluclioii
of our candidates. That they and the
people havo been deliauded of their
111:1114 is true.. hut lor this result 1 h
not hold nij self any moro responsible
ihaii any other member ol Congress.
.1 (1 LOOM r" 77.1 V.
The inauguration ceremonies at
Washington wuro not very imposing
us a civic or military display, and little
enthusiasm marked theoecasioti. Thct'e
suemed lo lie a sense of disgrace bang
ing over the whole perlorinancu. Thosu
who took part in it were conscious
that, lorthe lirsllimo, a Presidtinl was
installed in olliee by fruud and uguiu!
the will of the people. Tho consum
mation oi such a wrong is notn mallei
to evoke much gnyety of spirit ; und
they were active in doin.f honor to
Hayes or uro in any way responsible
for bis triumph, have earned historic
inlinny.
ll is to Iho credit of Iho leuding
Democrats that they abstained as Tut
us possible Iroui taking part in the
ceremonial, and thu dishonored S;l
premo Court, which the Republican
party bas degraded into u clique ot
plilieians, was only represented bj- six
judges. As Washington is a city of
olliee hunters, iho display made there
could not ot course bo un utter luiluru.
h oilier cities of the Union thu duv
I life. In Now York thcro was nothing
worlbv id llio name of a celebration
AVw York ll'orW.
The New Senate- The associuto
dispatch from Washington, in alluding
to llio formation of the Senate commit
: tees bays:
"Tho committees as finally framed
present bill low noticeable changes,
and those uro 011 the Donioeralic oule.
ihe increase in Iheir strength by ud
mission of new Senators rendering u
rearrangement necessary. Thia tusk
I, II loSeiiator Wullace'ssub conillilltoo.
a duly which ia at onto delicuto and
einlitti'i-vssiug, bocauso where there are
so muny egs and so few bolos there
is very likely to bo some growling,
hut tho report of Ihu sub-uommil-tee
to iho l)emocralic caucus this
morning was adopted unanimously.
Among tbo noticeable points in
this real rangeineiit is tho selection ol
Hen Hill lor Iho Committee on Privil
eges und Kiev lions, avhich is Morion's
Committee. Hill is a good lawyer and
will represent his section with great
force, and Morion will find ho has a
locman worthy of his steel both in
Commitleo and on tho .Senate floor."
Pkn NHYhVANl A Railroad. Accord
ing to the thirteenth annual report of
the Pennsylvania lluilroad Company
the gross earnings of tho road, includ
ing ull its branches, wore t'A6 89 1,009.
011; the wurkiiigexpensea, gj'2,081,229.
34 ; the interest cburged on equipment
used by brunch roads, :i4:i,01.U8 ;
rentals paid lorthe use of leased road,
SI, 031.513 89, leaving iho net earnings
for 187U, 12.K;l,r;W.MH, being an in
creusu ot 1.4 1 1. lBtl.&ti over tho net
earnings of 18i5. Thu rcsl t atntos
that in the month of December, 1876,
an urraiiifemutil was entered into be
tween the several trunk lines under
w hich u considerable advance was se
cured upon tho then prevailing uuro
muneruiivo rates on through trufllc,
and beloro tho close ot the past year
negotiations wero concluded wl'.h lue
lluliimoreaiul Ohio lluilroad Company,
whereby ull llio businuss that is com
I politico only between the Companies
bus been placed on a basis to luuko all
such tralliu renin ncrutive,
The IUuical Dish or Caow. Tho
editor of tbo Pittsburgh .Poif, in allud
luilimr to Haves' crow dish set belitre
"tho loyal millions" says :
"llow do tho Iiepuhlu mis relish
crow? Pour Cabinet ollleers out ol
e 1 : tj. . 1.
1 seven iroilt ueiiiocratie otatt's. Leon-
Wo presume tho sylvunia lelt out in tho cold. A Teit
Nast upon his old "l'"V I'olil'ederato Colonel who voted
lor 1 itileti, ut lue neuil ol mo j usiotiieo
llepuruuelil, wilh ils 60,000 ollicehold
ors. Curl tSchura, who stuiiiped liir
tiioeley, ill llio Interior 1'epaitmeiil.
Kvarls. Andy Johnson's Attorney
(tonurul, in tho Klute Ilepurlmuiil.
Devios, iv ho ran its a Ih-mocrulic can
didulu for (lovernor ol Mussachtisoll
a lew years ago, in ihe Law llopart
nient. And then Cameron out in Ihe
cold, lllaiuu disgiulcd, old Zach swear
ing, und Ihe nlllcchnhlcra muulha pud
lockcil. ('row, gentlemen, crow you
cut it, even if you don I hanker
Ileun ning lioitrd lenders the
Plain Talk. TheNew York Timet.
ihe leading liadicul organ hurls brick
bats ul Cameron and filaine in this
way :
"It ia not surprising lo hear thai
Senator Ciimeron agrees with Mr.
Bluino in condemning the Southern
policy of Ihu President. People will
j,"1,,Hl thinking thai had Mr.
Illume
two of
the Cuhinel appointments, or had the
'claims" ol Ihu Cameron family been
less unceremoniously pussed over, thc
Seiittlorial opposition to the President
would huvo tiecn compact. 1 ho Sena
tor from Peniist Ivuinu Is evidently not
aw iirelhut tho country desires lo sou
due recognition given to honesty ami
statesmanship.'
A few nights ann fivo mon were
captured at or near Flora, Illinois, who
havo liven engaged for the past year or
two in robbing tho trains on tbo Ohio
and Mississippi lluilroad. A complete
outfit for making counterfeit coin was
tonnil in tho houso w here tho men
wero arrested.
Ill feelinir ilevelopu belweon Ger
msnyjand Krnnce, and tbera Is clangor,
unless the latter fcrro lha attempt to
create an artificial frontier, by coo
straotinn a second line of fortmaaes.
Uarmany evidently feels very onklnd
ly to the oonqnared power.
I
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-Twigg,a Homo,, pool seller, bus
disappeared with 8711,000 in bets, out be
I'resideiilial election.
A li i u ul r.vuiisvllle, liiiliuna, on
the Kib inst., destroyed property l
the amount ol IM.I'UO.
A catfish weighing ninety six
pounds uu tukeli hoin the Moliogu
lielu river near Brownsville a lew days
ago.
A reward ol 81,000 is tillered lor
the apprehension ol tho incendiary
who set lire to the bridge at Selina
grovo. The first manufacturer of buttons
in the Uniled Stulea, Samuel Willislon,
is still living, 70 years old and woiib
six million dollui's.
Hayes President by fraud did
not tuko bis 82 50 rum with linn to
Washington, ll this is assassination
make iho most of it.
The Allegheny county pool house
was intended lo accommodate ISO in
mates, but there uro 284 in it. i'his
is thicker than gruel.
Seven persons wore trampled lo
death in a Catholic chiircu 111 -New
York city, during a panic in thu audi
ence, 011 Thursduy night last.
A large cave bas been discovered
in a limestone quurry in Miller town
ship, Perry county. Stu b openings are
common 111 all limestone formations,
Ike Shaffer, a veteran horso thicl,
aged71,has been clapped in the lledford
jail for having horses in his possession
that helongcil lo owners in V irguna.
Tho Kheusbiirg Herald suys that
more timber is being hauled to the
Susipichuna river this winter for raft
ing than there has boon lor several
ycura.
One of tho lolling mills ol Messrs.
Stew art k Co., has been uguin put in
operation at South Easton, thereby
giving employment to a large number
of men.
Among iron men on tho south sido
of Pittsburgh, business is reported un
improving. Mucbinery thut bas been
idle lor months is being again put in
motion.
Frederick Simon, of Seruiiloii,
during the month ol January guvv two
hundred tons ot coal to thu poor of
ihu Eleventh and Twelfth wards ol
that city.
Over 21,000 cigars seized by Cus
tom House olticials, at New York, dur-
ing thu past few months w,.rB sold on
.1 i'.i ..... 1.. - I. Suit 1.. eil! u
Miw viii, laniiii iti'iii m it,
thousand.
-Tho death of Jinlge Moses makes:
ihe Suirciiic Court of South Carolina
u lie 011 State politics nud both Covern
ors will claim llio right to appoint his
successor.
Tho Puiiii cotton mill, of Alle
gheny, has been bought by a ol.s k
eompuny wilh n capital of $2011.000.
ami will resume operations, alter a
long idle spell.
The Philadelphia papers announce
(ho death on iho 4ih inst., of Matilda
ttcbccca, widow of tho lute Rev. John
Chambers, I). D., and daughter of the
lulo Levi Klltnukcr.
When Commodore VandurbillVi
will was offered lor probale last week,
protests wero entered by thu counsel
I a number ol tho heirs. It will
thureloro bo contoatoU.
New and rich oil discoveries have
rccoiitly been discovered in McKcun
county, ibis Slato. ll this oil business
keeps on Pennsylvania Will soon he
but A largo grease spot.
Tho search for tho oldest Kreo
mason bas brought out Dr. Klijuh
Fralt, ol Castlelon, N. Y., who is
ninety -ono years old, und bas been a
Kreciuason sixty-five years.
Hon. Geo. V. Hammond, mayor
of Erie, baa been elected President of
the Pennsylvania Mate agricultural
Society, and in a letter accepting the
position, susgests that the next lair bu
held in Erie. ,'
A general order Irani tho bead
quarters of the army announces thut
thu military academy and tho post at
West Point shall constitute a separate
military department, wilh General
Scbofield in command.
A woman was robbed of her
pocket book in a public street in Pitts
hiirgh, last week, lit' a man wbo put
his hand over her mouth telling her he
must have her pocket book and at tho
same time taking it out of her lasykcl.
The uudacily of thu act so overcome
Ihe lady that she lorgot to sorea.u
The Lebanon Shakers combine
usefulness ami beauty in the arrange
ment of their ccmuiery. They plant
a treo over overy grave, so that man
nourishes Tcgclation as hocnimblcsi
into dust. This is a literal way of
keeping people's memory greon. and ot j
repairing thu wasto in tiio Inrests. i
Financial distress ranidlv increases'
iimnnglhoworkiiigclassesoiGermuny,!
and the Government is loudly called i
upttn lor cn.p.oymeni. M'W raiima-.s,
New railroatlsi
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require long preparatory survoi's, work
cannot ho iminediately commenced
upon them. All that can be employ
ed will be placed upon the repairs of
mads..
Wtw SdifrtlSfiutats.
Xl oillian sf n-rfli Id ooo n It i I ipplj ta
tha prfBt LrfUla(nn nf iho Plata ol PftiB'Tl
vxBta, fur tha rul of an Act of A ambit; Inr
(kirn toll on tb KaQhni.a bni., tone and
-tit-tiurta wiiVl vain of rarwnlll) oa th-'aHliimKa-K
and rarwanii-tllu tranilia, and aph
that taifl bililp br baftdrd orrr In tba iSivntf of
lrftr-ld. JtlSlAII K, K1.AU.
Curwpnr(t1, Pob SI, TT 4t.
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PEANUTS.
405 Greenwich St,, New York City.
Marab 14, 17T Sia.
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14 W. i. sbarliaugb, drug.
4 " M ptlant Hiolicinaa
14 J E. Arnold. o.o reiiviirra,.v
14 K. I. CliaSVa. jaw.tr.
5 V. I It. right A Cv . . .haudlaa..M...,.
14 I'rtsr I'aliirroo. ooori-ctlooorr
14 C. W. Vanlu-oa A CV, Bii-r.ihaO'lia,...
14 " b-sita A .b.sjr...
It en
I 00
1 aa
7 HI
S'l
:n an
7 oil
is a
7 as
It L'ai'io llor.Uu-e o.(lnito.l)burdn'ra lb Wo
14 A.J Kl.urbaugb A 800. furniuro. ...... 7 (!
14 J. b. Orurban A Co., gro.-ariaa n 7 ao
14 Uibtion. bro... pn.ri-iooa 7 00
S 1) U. Wuiio. Ui.luuda, t la-loa 4a IW
7 Wal. Patkrr.bl llu.dr, I luolo. 10 Oil
l.uaibrr City Burutift11
14 11 W, S-ba r, bout. ab.sa A urueariaa 7
IX au lar, I'T.r a t o., birrrouooia-
14 It. L. Porgui'.n, mrrenaodi.0
' aaakurg; Ito saga -
14 Woa. Hubtar. mantbuu'iiar..
New M aaltlugttm H-Twah
15 Juumw llullufbur, tni-sabui.di-o.M
II J It. Jte-Vluria., larraliuo la -a
It o
7 DO
7 00
tO fu
11 bo
OaceolA ItOluugb
IS Kruua HroR , gr- oonei u ...
... 10 00
la I C. U int-. uiaicbHiid.a.- to is.
It Oa. oola Mfrcantil,, Co.. hardware-. It on
14 tlo-rga K. J.ia, jaolry MHM 7 so
u hn.i.in Uro... .uuui.arv .
. 7 tin
, 7 an
, 11 aa
, i ol
' aeio ciar l, to"
" C'liUjrba' bank nl O a-
e
I l.l.origot Uroa. A Co . warcbabdior..,
14 T It U ubdj A Co., druga .
'
, a. O. Way. g oorri.-o
polcot Oled,oloco A t0
i I t wo
14 M.cba.1 lO.ffu,. gr-.r,ua MH. 7 So
1.1 a. U. Kallei, uietcbuodi.0 ia OS
14 J. U broau, ooo loot innary.. 7 Su
II lleikuwila A llu.b, UH-ruhooaL-a....,.. It 60
14 tiouigr Uu.ieli. grisi, noa
14 t. P. butty, liano a A lore
tballaeclnti Huron. gh.
15 J. Uoao A Hon, osTifcaadiaa
Itcccarla TuWuship.
13 J. (4. Ulaagow, BiaiabaaadM. M..
Bell ToWBUhip. '
14 llobort Mobiflay, nitrobutsdtao.
- . - Haraulde Towaablp.
14 Aaron l'stuulu, atorohodioa......H.,
HogR-a luwaahlp
14 W. K Sioi al, ooloctiooort
7 SU
7 Uo
10 On
IS Ob
T 00
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7 It
7 n
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, ia so
ia aa
. 7 ar
. 7 Or
7 an
. t no
, 7 aa
. 7 so
14 Tboatoa Hili, diy gooda A grocoriea..
ilrofll'oi-4 Tawauhlp
14 V. Corley A C , iner. bundiao
la J. V. Uruy A Co , luan-huodiao ,
14 lllattroljoritcr A Co., druga..H
Hrady lewualiipa
II J. Sajlar A S.b. rarrrbutidioa
13 D. liO.iUrUder, iBOtrbaBdiar.M
13 Mi..rr, liauiilt n A Co., tnd.
14 J 11 Koingar, hardware ........
It Kuoil A tiiblrr, B'tioB.
14 Biutub Ktorr, etntamoutrj
14 O. t.. knarr, IhsiU A ahoaa H.
14 Jubn t-ihaurii-k, aoiiona, ola
II Jobo llai.orltBg. Boliooa .......
0 Joba iloU u. nere luudiae.,
...... sn aa
10 So
....... 7 au
, I a an
IS 0. It. krooa A bro., maiebanuiai
IIS. Montgoiuary, dry gis.au oto.,
13 Jouaa bo o., baaroiionuio"
14 J H. Sbalrr A Co., gioooiloa
7
14 J. n. adliu, ui.r,boodioa.....
14 John tioaslyoar, dry g.sMl., oa-...HMM.
14 J. L. boag, baidwura,.HM m..h....
Cbaot TowMohlej
14 Juffl.a Curry, grooorlro.....
14 Jueob Holund, gritot-riaa w
14 44. L. Me. rao.ou, ui.'irhunata.i
4 i. bV btekov, patout loadluiooa.........,
Curing ou foffweUlp
)4 Ullllntiham A ll.vkeodoru, uid-o
14 1j. M. Uoudnut, ularchandiau .,
4 ' poieot atedteluae
it Frooaia c..adrl,t,airTfBood. a,-. ........
14 r ruooia U-tgy. uon.baBdiaa...M. ,HA.o
lieralur Towuuhlp.
7 IS)
7 ao
10 oo
7 aa
7 0J
T aa
A US
7 Oil
7 0
I uu
' 7 as
7 uu
14 Juoob Muck, Bttrtbandieo....,
15 Id 'tioru A IliU), BirrrbUDdiaa
4 ..mm palabi vaoilloiBoa
Calico Towuollla
14 D K. luiu. .. Sea A Co .grooorl.l
14 llaory Alleojoo, loorrboodia) ...,n
14 r A P.l.laaua, aar'huiidio.M.,
14 P. o A. 4 lyno, oja.ehuadtao
CiratBWooS lowaotali.
14 W. A J. firll. gr.Hh-rir.
t-lrarA Townohlp.
14 F A. Wi.ool A Sro., motohuiMliao.
II h 4 St. wart, ontioaa. .......
C ra b a ol rownohlp.
t-v
7 tsi
la oo
4 0"
7 00
7 aa
7 an
7 oa
7 00 j
7 n
T aa
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10 00
I 11
4 " i ate. t ojodtoioaM,
llulton TuWRahlp.
14 0. 1). Wood, dioga A nollona...H...
4 " " .t.-nt ina.irtna...M,
15 I'. II.Cory.114 Cu , mar, k indiao.
T i.o
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10 ou
7
7 ua
7 0o
7 on
7 no
U Ch..l-a H .lunlinr .l..ll,l..
14 Jama, tiruoo. ooiiooa
u nroi.,g, bard.ar... ..
14 '' '' -"'-
out uih ivwnsuip
I siiaa. vrve.wan.
l4 y 8w.o. a ntaol innary ....
7 oa
7 to
14 Joba bwua. Sr , oaa, binary .
t Kux ToHBtila.
ll Juba Fui. (roeriai.., ,
Kartlian Tuiruahip
U J. W. Ftr, ohae'tii- . ...
M Uu'ifij' aHahiT, aiarxibavii'llM
II I t Mtf'liik;) aairebaw1ia. ....
l.airrrtirt Towiiahlp.
II riiarlan Srlnir r. brnwi-ry ,.
T M
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T 00
I tut
It o
M
lb ot
14 U. is, toiiiufn, grocanaa
Morrla Tuwiiahlp
14 Kvlvr, narvbsjntlt-a
15 JfBta Jd , tBtrebaBliaa.,(,.Mt.,
13 Tatar Mnyer, marebatiilliaa
4 paunt mrdioluea ,
I II. B Wlfctna, warchaeUiia.,o ,
4 " plvBI tardieiB H,
Un Ion Township
1 4 I. Brtihftkff, tnarnhandias
H aodarard Tnwnablp
15 M. lalrtriKht A Co., marohandtaa....
I Whitt haid l V, marrh aliita
II Fiibar Urna. 4 Mllirr. w.an,hftall-a
14 Honor l oodror, eonffatiuaarj
14 lnuih-r b Co., gnwtrioa w
14 Jfttn. C'-fiM'lj, lanehaudiaa....,.
If &n
o
It bo
f Ol
r
t canirt tbat tha ihava it a eorraal 111 of tb
aiuaa ol frp.aii and Irna ftm-a-tMd tar lb aar-
rant taar. Nmtoa brrbr ctvon tbat fta ftipal
will bo bald at tba t'onntt rotaiatMtonrrf' nAiw.
la Cleartlidd, ob THURSDAY, Iba ISih day (
April nant, wmn an who raei tnaw.tiva ag
griorfd aaa ftitnd if that aoa prouar. Na aioa
r rat i Oft can ba mi ftltar tha Ut nf appmtl.
JAMKif A. Bl(')KK,
Mfirantlla Appralaaf
ClMrflald. r., March l. Wl-U
AWPHAN' t'OUHT iAI.IS-R; rlrtaanf
V aa ftl orika Uri.hn- tonrl nf t'laarlald
u., tbtrowill haao'd at panllo aalaoa tbapraailaa,
ia (no ouroaga ui nManianj, aa
Halurday, .MarthJI, IHtt,
all o'vlock p. ., Iba folluwlog dcaortbed
vtiait, ta wit i All ibaa crrtata l"1a MTptfti-aa
groan a aiiunia ia ina Buroujta n loatllalo,
Ulonriald i-auatv, Pa., boandd and dpribd
follow i ua ibaraut boandrd oa tbo avrth t.
lut No. 04, aa tba aoutb by 0arcr allr.T, aa tfaa
rail b Jlilahia tliaat, oa 'ba wat hy Spraa
aih, aaa ivawa m m no, ftl. tbo atbar tftra
of boaadad tba aortb by Muaaa aUajr.aaaib by
Noa atrfwi, aut by brt ft 14 aa aba H b lot
Ka. 111. ftftd kam IM V a. M0.
CIMiiei B WOODIH,
AatobliwarD.0.Clftl4aa
loaUaaH fab. f, ItfTi.
Q HJT Clu .1 Tha a.dmiaM,,;,
I i.mm a. aarw.1. tat. I ... .L. 1
I'
' I I
pn.au aobwol to lha U.....4 .
la O.on.Brl'1, Ka.. o or aboat ih. ...
April. IS7. tor.HHiaaaalo.aa oara.. laoJ,
oorrful und 'borough Tarma raa. a.,u
B C. Vol'.Nnlug , 0
I'laa.l.l.l, I'u, Jua 17. 77-I.u. "
TliTICK Of llOHH(im riol
Corn
of Ijuartor Haa.iona. ou Wo naa la.
I s'l, lor a t'hurtor of Inoironralion f.-,
U....I Or M u.., ..... 7. 'a'
w..... ..... P . p.,V , u,,
hi Meet', Lol nil
CVKt'S 1I0KI10N, '
CloorlrM. Marab 7. IB77 li.
pilKAP GROCEKIKfS!
vr kinur.K crrr. ,
Tbo andaralguod unuounooa lo bi. old (mat.
ultd oalrnna thut ha baa upuhad a a nod la ti
O KOCKHI Eri A PROVISIONS at tbrald.u
of Kira A tfpaooer, for vbiob ba aolteiu a iibm;
auirenugo n. w. orKNCKn,
Lumbor Cltr, Pa.. Mareb Ju-tf
WATKHMIvN I
Iba ondariignrd roMiortfoUr lufnnaiiv.
.itrnilol Liaurnvio soon., mat o. mil ,
a Bourding llouao ut " Pulton a llaad
ibrlr arcuuioo.datiua, tbio ipriog. buarji..
boat latora, 1 ootid aolicil oour ooaltai .rtia
W. H. JoII.VmjJ,
Fob it. 177 l.
-rx:ll;TJllXl4 nit'i:.-i,ta tH
j taweatory on tbo citato of WM. fflsK. lao
ut PoriruO"B tnwD'bip. Cloarliuld ooantr. P...
d.-0'd, bovlog baso grantad to iba osdmipa.
ull brrai.na laooing tbrtnaalaoa tnda tad la aau
atata uro rtuirrd to Bioko iauurdiat. aata,nt
and tb-oe having claina againat lha mm a,li
praorut Ihrra .rsorlj auibrnnealrd f.ir ta:U.
urn. tritooo. uai 1 j. jAnanisg,
So X.llpott, lob7,77 t. t-iacaint.
IINOilJTHATIIR'iu Noril li
boltov ia bartby girra that Uttrraif 44.
utimrlroliot on iho ralala ol MCio.4j
PHY, lato of Noma toon. hip. CIor6l nualy
Pa., deoi-a.ad, hariog bran duly graatrl ia ia,
uodrrrlgned, ull paraona in ialitcd to .aid anal,
oill plaaao Diuko iouuodiuio pa.iowal, ud thus,
buribg elanua or dananda againat tor uut oi ,
proowot thatu proprrly aotb. nllaatal lot o-iu.
la. 01 uilltout daluy. JhsSK IlKAy,-,
Kjlcrtooo. Krb 38. 77 St. AdtuibUtraUr
(1 UlTIOM. All pwaoBaur brrany aaatia.
y ad agutn.t puroba.ing or to uny w. oia4
dilute wilh lha f.ill'toing p-nnasty, ., n tar
poaaasaion of John PaiW, of U.irri. laabia. b
lt : Ono onw, yoailing bfrilor.l aprlaiealTM
I plow, 1 harrow, 1 piga, ub ui I too of a.r, ub i
1 ueira id r0 in tbo grooB i.aa laid pr. p rlj w
longa to too, und ia ooly lor on a Hciff.roo laa.
-atijaot lo uy or.lor at any tim.
CUHI TIAN 1UHTLI.
Kvlar-owo, V.rob 7, ';7 t
rt l)TII.ll iKwaosa uru b-r.k, ...ll ..
y oil oainat pa-hurlng or ia aa. na. wa4
dl.ng with tba fallowing pr'po tr, la will bail.
ing of W. II. Brain and Ira ItvW-O, kwatad 1
brudy lownrhip Cleurn.dd eouutr. Pa,. it :0a
ongioo, No. XIII, Look, Huroo a.aalaa an.
a-ouat lobulu' boilrr, araoho aturk. circa ar Ma
mcl, molndiog earring-, alab our, anl enoaai
tiooa :o aoid nil), tba eame boing in. ps.-ri; .'
tho undefignrd. und brl.l br aod Sina 4
llrW nt andor Itoaa. D C. 0V-ItR.
Helgouy, March 7. 1877-31.
CTBAM SAW MILL. EXlil.VR
1 i awn M.iii.aus ana a.i 1
Tho uiidrr.igood nusra for aula oa rranai.l
.,-iB.a, tbotr ateavj aaw Bull, bieatrd at Walhsi
t..n. ClaarSeld Co. Pu. Tht-angina and k-xlar.
ara a. roasl ua uru. Tbs aitu of tr. atiainr I,
M I ol... aril -bolr .biuglu an I hub aaill. and all UK
1 4. it. ood la in good running ord.-r. ib-jutl
rking otuchioarr ia tba mill. Partie. oi.hi.i
porrhaao sao roll on or odd
UllAHAhl W4LI.4IE4C0
Olrortrld. Pa Jobs so, 174
C"
UMMK.KCI4L CH1HI.
IN I IjB IKrlEI.D
T.h vtMt Ha tkuvl avkt.k ih (.ill PisjIh
WkitO lby MOOUii MM.
Tbs mr.inn;. Ht Khitel ia the
l.oi-f baiMiitt, Arril M, l77, to eotiMt
written AfMMnrt'lt, anting, nn - pmg.
nbitb vill If ft wrimi friftt of ibr huh
i4 tfti.rnutjiblji ind iiftilirftll)T faughi. 8pfti;
frm od ftrrftncftnaau lor iuab m ilMirt W Uhi
rb.f77 t J, r.M KENHICK.
F
OK S.LE
Tb ntlriiol will M I M aHvatt r 11
tbt met or prel f ind imt la bceow
towaiifaip. Ch-airficid tmrntf. Pa., witaia a laotl
.lift,, or lb Tmn Ctartli K. R. ud
t'.jM0iK( Iftftdi uf K-abti Hadftoft and oiavrt.
ftftd an. a ai tba Jfteob B. Wtarbart lot- T
a.lrl losara awin toliia in or ftfl riraH bIium bu lob a A ajith
itro Vafni of raiuabla ooal ibcrMa, htu uat IP
txent tkared, aa-l U tba kj ! ft irt body ii
oofti fthoal bio( dtelopd. Will ba told lo and
opoB ftaajr trrtfti. Fr partleaurt, pplf (
DAVID L. KKKBS.
Clcarflaltl, Pa.. Jaly li, 1rt7H.
EXCOUKAtiK llOMK INUU8TKY.
'IHK ardt-H(ra4ari. baring auMifhl a Nar
1 Mt-t oa the Plr, ahiit ball waj lwle
Cli-ft'lrld and CurwrnoTV.il, In prajiar! to tar
lab all hiatla of KHl'IT TKKES, (otaaaard aad
dwarf.) KrFntrama. 8hrhtary, Gr Vinai,
4jiKrry. Uwisa Blanbbarry. Iilral7
and Kpbry Vint. A m. 8ih-rlaa Crai TnM,
Qaiueo, and aarly anftrlat RhaiarK. Aa, OrJtti
pruaiptli atteadrd tu. Awdwa,
J. U. WHIUHT,
..,- CrtptiK I'a.
4IK WOHk.
ladi, whoa na ant bait wnrk dt,
muviniwr ihrao laei : that Mn. 8 lin.wa did
nt pick ap br trnda. ' paid ft high prw aad
fearfjttl it thnruviKbl j al-o, that aha doi net
rntil br work ift iba bBla or Inwmii-fitBt ptr
lica, but altt'Odf to aaeb ordar prtnUy i ftlta,
il a want watch guartla, hair iwrlrt hair
liwrri, or anyihmg In Ih it line, etll on ihf
doiaiinca, an ib dor all tha work hi-rfrlf ia
prrU'ti.ca id fending ll awny at thcr bair-trw
t-ra do, tor lrat-eiaM rtlrrai oo mil on l
Klooa A C or anil nnd (-lamina for arelf.
r Ridtaca on north alila of Markft itiret,
Ibrva dowra awat of iba raibrrad, Ctrarnt-l-l, fa.
Mra. 8. J.IIHOWN.
Fb 2S ISTT.tf.
A NEW DEPARTURE
L I' T U i It S ft U It G .
llaraaft-r, aood will ka aoM for CAMII 'r
T IB fi.'haoita fur brodaea. No bkf will H
krpl la tha fnta. All ohl ancouftU
vttlfd. Tboaa wbo aanftHl aftab p, rill '
nana rar tuair ouifta ar
CLOSE THE EECOSD.
t at aViftriaiar. la toll aif gondi at
prieat, bdI at ft dite-.mt far bolow thai '
offara-l ! tbia viotaily. Tha diaroiinl 1 all
ouatoftMra, will raakthcai rich la iw-alj T"
lby follow aiy advlea and buy their toyi '
ma, 1 will pay earn Tor wbat, oalt an t ei
aord. bANIKL UUOUI.AMU
latbtrabarg, Jaauary 17, 17
FUltNITUll
Curtain Goods,
Cornices & Mirrotj
BEDDING
Tha Largest and Finest Stook in!
City to Seleot from.
SMILL PROFITS, 01 R NOt
raat
oT-CnBtruoli Ukae to raratak B.ai
3
of
an...
E EDMUND30N A 8
130 IilWrty HU
hrniiMi, r.
Uarok 14, lirtJoa.