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Usoaai B. Goodlandkr, Editor.
CLEARFIELD, P.
Rttdtr, If jcm kaow what ) going oa
Ik tb batincM vtr.4, jait rd our aiirrtiiog
). lb imisI oolani im ptrtleular-
THE EASTERX WAR.
A Disastrous Defeat of the Turks at Kara.
THE WAR, FULLY OPENED
Aa stated by us last week, the sec
ond battle in tho Turco-Russian war
was fought at Kara, in Asia, on the
29th of April. Kara is located In Tur
key, in Asia, noar the border of Cau
casia, and about midway between the
Black Sea and Mt. Ararat, in Worth
latitudo 41, (same oa Clearfield) and
longitude about 43 East from Green
wich. The Paris correspondent of tho Lon
don Aetro, ot May 3d, in giving some
of the details of the battle, aaya a ruos-
sago from Vienna gives the following
account of tbo battle at Kara :
The centre of tho Russian army, 40,
000 strong, under MolikolT, atlackod
Muckhtar, fivo milea from Ran, April
29. Tho Turks fought desperately.
' The Russians, supported by powerful
artillery, aucceeded in dislodging tbem
from their positions. Muckhtar called
out all hit reserves, and attempted, on
the 30th, to recover tbo lost ground
with 60,000 men, but was defeated and
driven back under tho gnns of Kara.
Tbo Russian losses woro considerable
and those of the Turka woro enormous.
Bucharest, May 7. Bocketwasshell
cd by the Turksycsterday evening. The
Basbi Baxouka plundorcd the neigh
boring villages at the same tlmo and
letnrned with their spoils across the
Danube.
London, May 7. A Perth dispatch
to tbo Standard states that in order net to
afford an occasion to Austria to depart
trora noutralitv tlio Russian Command
ers have rcceivod orders not to cross tbo
Danube near Kalafat nor join any
whore with tho Sorvian army. For
tho aamo reason the Czar baa notified
Montenegro that she must remain on
the delensivo in llerxgovina. Servia
intends to revoke the order lor mobil
izing her militia, because such a step
would be likely to provoke Austria.
Paris, May 7. The Bier .PuMtc states
that ft genoral rising of tho Moham
medan population of Tunis, Tripoli
and Morocco is imminont, Tbo French
government Is about to dispatch strong
reinforcomonta ot troops as well as a
Hoot to Algoria.
Paris, May 7. Tho Vacc publish
es a telegram from St. Petersburg,
dated Sunday, which says: "Tho bom
bardment of Kars oommencod yester
day. An assault will take place to.
day."
Manchester, May 7. The Guar
dian't Peru dispatch, dated Sunday,
says there is a report current there of
a groat Russian victory near Kars.
Fifteen thousand prisonora are said to
have been taken. Kara is invested by
60,000 Russians, and a second Russian
oorpa is in full march upon Ereorourn
A dispatch to the Dailg TrUgraph
from Isakia announces that two Turk
ish gunboat attacked the Russian bat
teries at Tomrava, below Galatx, on
Saturday, destroyed a portion of a bat
tery, dismounted a gun and drove back
the Russians. The Turks woro greatly
elated. Thoir gunboats wore uninjured.
The Russian camp was ignited by a
shell.
Tbo rott't Reuter dispatch saya: "It
ia reported that Russia has made a di
root proposal to Rou mania for an of
fenaive alliance"
State Convention. Tho Demo
cratic State Committee, which mot in
Harrisburg on tho 1st, fixed upon
Wednesday, August 8lh, as the time,
and tho Hall of the House or Repre
sentatives as tho place for holding the
approaching Slato Convention. A Su
preme Judgo, Auditor General and
Bute Treasurer will be nominated on
that occasion. The lollowing resolu
tion was adopted :
Rnolvrd, That ft eubcommittce of
five, A. D. Boilcau, Gonoral Knie, B.
M. Nead, B. F. Meyers and Major El
bridge M'Conkcy, be appointed to at
tend to the preliminary arrangements
of the next State Convention at Har
risburg. Our friends throughout the Slate
seem to feel better than on any former
Occasion lor many years. They seem
to think that Mr. Hayes will give us
ft good lift this fall, and that our ticket
will go through without much difficulty.
He devote considerable spaoe this
week to warfare. On our first page
Will be found a synopsis of the Crimean
War, which we bare prepared lrom
official sources for the purpose of re
freshing the memory of our readers
who at that time paid attention to pub
lio affairs. On our lourth page will be
found "the war In Caucasus," and an
aeoount ofRoomanift and other nora
ioally Turkish Slates," besides an ex
cellent article on "the South s remain
ing foe."
. ,MVpwritUe. History," "The Crimean
War," and a rariety of other excellent
reading matter will be fatrf oa oar
first pajethia week.
TJIE CROSS AXD CRESCEXT.
A c-otompornry suys: "Tlio present
war ! somotliing mnro llian a corttust
boiwcon two governments. It in
struggle between raoes and creeils; a
war that must iiiiiko consiiji'rauie
changca in tho map of Kiirotte Lcfora
poucc can return
All the liiclli iitliuis
now point to a ilt'spni-ato grapple, and
the point ol chief Interest in: How will
the other nations be aftVotetl what
will bo the filial result? It may ro
aull in ulronjjor Teutonic, Btronifcr
ituMiiiiiuiipuua. t ' 'e,i on turkey a
part, is purely defensive. Nho ia notic'b'"v ""t"n wanted was token at
of the caters; alio wanta to keen from
being oaten. Mio simply wishes to
hold what alio has, and rule it her own
way. Russia's objective point is quilo
clear. Nominally it is tbo protection
of tho Christian subjects of Turkey.
Really it is tbo acquisition of Constan
tinople. To obtain this Russia can
well afford to muko groat sacrifices.
Now the other great powors will not
permit this enormous strengthening ol
Russia unless they gain some compen
sating advantages. What may these
bo? Austria, who is nearest to tbo
scono of strife, will bo most aflueted by
it. What is to bo her price for keep.
ing quiet? Already this ia niado evi
dent. Sho ia to occupy Bosnia, and
Servia and Herzegovina, and establish
a protectorate, and mumtain it with
armies ot observation. This armed
neutrality really means tho annexation
of those Scluvic provinces of tho Aus
trian empire. These will fit on to
Dulmatia,and givo Austria great power
along the Adriatic There is a cordial
understanding between Austria and
Russia. Along tbo southern boundary
ot Turkey ia (jrooco. But the present
kingdom of Greece occupies but a small
portion of tbo Greek-peopled country.
Southern Albania, Maecdoniaand Thes.
salia aro still undor Turkish rule.
Moreovor tbo Turks aro making con
scripts of these Greeks. Embassies
have been sent to these provinces, and
they are ripe for revolt. Should Tur
koy get worsted in the first bultlo they
will doubtless riso and throw off thu
Moslem yoko. This will lead ultimate
ly to tho union of those Greek provin
ces with Greoeo proper, and tbo now
petty kingdom of Greece will take rank
among tho notions. What is Germany
to have? Von Moltko'a speech in the
Parliament the other day looks liko a
threat and a warning to Franco to
keep quiet. It was so accepted and
understood in Franco. Hut there may
bavo boon a deeper object in view.
There was certainly a sensation in the
Germnn Cubinet at tho signing of the
protocol, for it was then that Bismarck
resigned in disgust, or perhaps pro
tonded disgimt. If Germany wunts a
better seaport on tlio Holland or Fries
land coast, now ia her time to tuke it.
Russia and Austria aro busy; France
terrified, and F.nglund painfully anx
ious abont Kgypt and tho canal route
to India. England is already absorb
in8 EgJ'P' J t'18 irrosistiblo process
of colonization. If sho wcro guaran
teed that, each of tho big beasts, the
Lion, tho Bear and tho Split Crow,
might gnbblo up a latch.
A Useless Alarm. Soino people
take on wonderfully because of the
high prico of flour. Well, $10.50 is a
little steep aftor buying it for many
years for scvon dollars per barrel.
"Justtwenty yearsago," wopaid H6.00
for flour, and wo could bavo hired reg
iments of men to work for fifty and
sixty-two and one-half cents a day, and
they would work twelve and fourteen
hours for a day'a work. Thcro was
nobody starvod, and the Shoriff and
Constables did not do one-fourth the
business that is dono now, when cighi
and nine hours aro put off for a day's
work, and wages tl.00 to (1.50 per
day. Tho man who porsistontly cheats
himself or his employer for twenty
years out of one third of the time allot
ted for work, will dio a poor man.
That ia tbo fato of at least eight out ot
every ten ; whilo eight out of every
ten will die rich wbu put in full time,
and give a little, heed to the rules of
economy.
One or Grant's Men It is under
stood that Secretary Evans has decid
ed to advise the removal of T. B. Van
Buren, Consul General at Kanagaua,
Japan. Van Buren was sent as Com
missioner from tho United Status to
tlio Vienna Exposition, and being ac
cused of prostituting his position to
make money by selling space to exhib
itors, an investigation lollowed, which
resulted in the recall of Minister Jay
and tho promotion of Van Buren to
the Consul Generalship ot Japan.
Van Buren ia now charged with unjust
and cruel conduct toward Americans
in Jupan. He is ono of tho corruptest
men every found outside of tlio negro
bureau.
Poor Fellow. Tho editor of tho
Radical Stato orgun is very unhappy
because of the crookedness of Huyes'
ways. Uo supposed be would be made
Poslmaster. Having been raised on
that kind of milk bo cannot bo weaned
off. Tho whole country will cxpurienco
feelings of genuine regret when it
loarna that the Harrisburg Telegraph
"looks with distrust upon tho Presi
dents pacification policy." Well, we
hopo brother Bergner will mako him
self aa happy aa tho circumsianco will
permit. If we were in bis shoes, we
would bull doze llayos just a little, to
see how much ol that stuff ho would
pocket.
Adams' Test. Governor Hendricks,
who was legally elected Vice President,
says that llayos is endeavoring to con
ciliate the Democracy by adopting a
policy which Govornor Tilden might
consistently lave followed in rcspoct
to tho Souihorn Slates. The efforts of
the fraudulent President to got into
the good graces or the Democracy will
be unavailing, for as tho Hon. Charles
Francis Adams very truthfully says:
No subsequent action, however meri
torious, can wash away from Hayes'
brow the stamp of fraud first triumph
ant in American history.
Toe Debt. According to the official
Treasury circular, our National debt
was two thousand one hundred and
ninety-one millions five hundred and
sixty-five thousand and eight hundred
and eighty -seven dollars and twenty
eight cents (12,191,565,887.28). That
load I what burU as all. Were we
not ft young and vigorous; people we
old not bear It
THE XEr STATE LOAX.
Occasionally a bright fommtircial
freak rises to the surface tboae bonight
od timoa. Kiglit milliona of our Stata
Bonils full duo on tho lat of July next.
Tbero waa no money In tbo Treasury
1 10 t,lktf ,l""n. "' uol,c 1,10 Lcgl.latiirc
PB"M " "'v 'itHoriing tho Ntato
uutkoritica to neotiato a new loan
and tnko up the Honda. Tho author,
itics Indicated Invited bida which woro
opened on tho Hint day ol May; and
when opened tho bida nearly amount-
uuuit cu. hiiiuuii' ncuueu. Tne
! P""n 1,1 111 ot J l,cr ct'n--i Bll1 0,i-
bears five wr cent. Interest. Tho lend
ers will therefore only get 1 percent,
interest for tho first year. This trans
octio.i, and tlio fact that tlio Peniisyl
vania Ruilroad Company will only do
claro a six por cent, dividend this year,
instead of eight, or ten, establishes tho
fact that money is only worth legal in
terestsix por cent. or loss. These
two facts will go far towards restoring
commercial confidence. Besides: Ilia
duo notice to tho money lender tbut
his commodity will not yield him ten
or twelve por cent, for somotiino to
come. Tho time is at hand when stocks
of all kinds will pay loss than six por
cent., and just as soon as that point is
reached, thoso engagod in industrial
intorest can go to work, because they
can borrow money at reasonable rates
if they must borrow at all. Tho enor
mous dividend paid by tho stock deal
ers for tho past twolvo years, has ab
sorbed all the money in the country,
and literally dried up legitimate and
durublo onturprizes ot alt kinds. But
monoy, like wator, will find its level,
no matter who handles it. Monoy was
worth ten and twelve por cent, up to
tho timo Jay Cooko, & Co. (1873) quit
business, but it hue declined wonder
fully since, until now it is only worth
five or six per cent, when classed with
other coinmoditios and the price of
labor.
Exactly Riuiit. The Philadelphia
Timet ol tho 1st says: "In obedience
to an order from Secretary Sherman
iho Commission investigating the a!
fuira of the New York Custom House
yoslerday sat with open doors. Tli
will hereafter bo tbo rulo, and it is
very well so, for tho public really has
an inquiring mind about these things,
and would liko to see bow the inside
of a custom bouse looks in tho gluro of
the calcium light of investigation.'
This thing of withholding information
of this kind from the public should be
broken up, and as Mr. Huyes is pick
ing up some Democratic reform ideas lot
him adopt tbo whole catuloguo and g
through with ii, just as Mr. Tilden
would havo dono had ho not boon
counted out, by Boards and Commis
sions.
A Revolution. Tho peaceful rovo
lution in South Carolina is complete.
The several Chamborlaiu Stale otlicers
who reluscd to retire with their chief
bavo finally decided to avoid being
evicted by tho courts by giving up the
placca to which thoir Hampton com
pel i tors woro elected lust full. Thii
ends all official conflict in tho State,
and tbo sovoral departments of tbo
government will henceforth bo har
monious. Chamberlain's family bavo
taken a final farewell of tbo Palmetto
State and journeyed to Washington,
and tho ex-Govornor is closing up bis
business affairs as speedily as possiblo
to go in search of a more congenial
homo. Peaco 1 Philadelphia Timet.
The True Inspection. The Phila
dclphia Times in alluding to tho fre
quent bank failures, says : "While in
flation ruled, thoso institutions pros
pered, when the returning standard ol
just values brought with it just stand
ards or business, they floundered from
embarrassment to failure, and few ol
them are now io existonco. Tho bank
er who pays three or four per cent, in
terest on deposits subject to check at
pleasure, must break when pressure
comes, for such risks must bu taken to
obtain high interest on loans aa make
it impossible to roalize promptly on
them. It ia thorny path to solid
bottom, but there Is no way around it.
More Testimony. It ia aaid that
Hon. Wayne McVeagh, who was a Re
publican member of tbo Louisiana
Commission, expresses the candid opin
ion that Tilden and Hendricks receiv
ed a decided majority of the legal votes
cast in Louisiana. Can it be possible
that Mr. McVeagh did not know this
fata, until he visitod tbo Slule whoso
electoral vote was doctored by Return
ing Board Wells? Mr. McVeagh is
Simon Cameron's son-in-law, and should
have known something about this huge
fraud long ago.
Sunday Calls. The Judgos of the
Supreme Court aro said to be unani
mous in the opinion that tho vacancy
on their bench should bo filled by a
Southorn man, and Chief Justice Wailo
is reported to have intimated to tho.
President that Hristow Is that South
ern man. Perhaps this explains that
liltlo call f Schurz and Waite on Mr.
llayos last Sunday evening.
"Tbt Rcpnt.ltcmi of South Csrnlios in mnr
HIM, bill not urprind, si llauiloo'i bib
hftniM Mini In ouatlng th rrgulsrlj tboMS
8lto vffievrt." Jrn.ii.
H by neighbor, it was llayos did
that I Hampton wns only the Instru
ment. Bo careful how you assail "tho
government!" That was treason a short
timo ago. Bo careful lhat you do not
becomo more 'hlgb-bnndod' than Hamp
ton. Speakino Out. The Lancaster In
qmrer refuses to be reconciled. It says
thoso Republican papers that havo
suddenly becomo admirers of Nicholli
and Hampton are "either lying to thoir
readers now or thoy lied most villain
ously during the Presidential cam
paign." Exactly so, Mr. Inquirer. Hit
tho fibbers again, plump between the
eyes.
Casey Overboard. So tho carpet.
baggers interpret the removal of Casey
and tbe appointment of King as an in
dication lhat tbe President will in fu
ture discriminate in favor of old clti
ions in selecting Federal office-holders.
Come to think, it does look lhat way.
But, then, bow will Louisiana got
along without brother In-law Casey ?
Tni Teui Spirit. United State
Senator Hill, of Georgia, and Chris-
Unoy, ol Michigan have shook bands
over the bloody chasm of the past, and
promised tbut they will never allude to
what happened slnoa April 1861. i
A Startling .Declaration. The
huge election frauds that are practiced
in l'hiladcljihia every your, are known
to all men. The Ledger, which usiiully
kocpa quiet, a few day ago, in speak
uf tho Tenth writI contented election
for member of aeluet council in tluil
city says, that in tliu return of Me
C'ulloughuvery iburliiuiitli votocounled
for him was Iraudulciit, and t hut in
Lippincoll'a return one vote in every
thirteen and a hull' counted for him was
iilo fraudulent. In the face of auch
.ji'-Ji-,",'.-,t.miiri,m;km. -war t.-.o,o
.... .
tlio JsJijrr thinks it will not ait lor,
easy-going citir.ens und their party
party
spokeoiueu lu try to ignore aa uu 'oluc-j
tion cry,' tho flagiuncy of Ibis nion-i
siroua political crime. J'lio proportion
which held good in this Tenth wurd
case, it carried through the city, would
muko a fraudulent vote (on ono aide
only) of niiiu thousand, or enough lo
turn tho scalo in most ol the local elec
tions held in Philadelphia during the
last ten years. The Ledarr also con
eludes tbut fmuduleiil voting in the
city has been reduced lo a perfect
system which has its basis in the out
rageously fulso registrations, curried
througli"periiulions"aiid 'repealing"
to false counting und thu breuking up
of ballot-boxes. It is uu uuspiciotis
sign when so careful and influential a
journal hikes up tho cudgels against
the rojjues, who huvo so lourf delVuud
ed thu honest voters of Philudulphia
with impunity.
His KiiAUiitiLKNcv Proclaims. The
objections to postponing the extra ses.
sion have all been waived, and the lol
lowing was issued this ulluruooii :
A PROCLAMATION.
lhj the President of the United Stiitet of
A nterwa :
Whereas, the final adjournment ol
tho Forty luurlli Congioss, without
making tho usual appropriations for
the aupport of the ennv lor the fiscul
year ending June 30, 1877, presents uu
extraordinary occasion requiring the
l'resident to exercise the power vested
in him by tlio Constitution to convene
the House of Congress in anticipation
of the day fixed by law for their next,
meeting:
Now, therefore, I, Rutherford B.
Hayes, President of the United Stutea.
do by virtue of the power lo this end
in mo vested by tho Constitution, con
vene both Houses of Congress to as
semble at their respective chambers at
12 o'clock, noon, on Monday, tho 15th
day of October next, then and thereto
consider and determine such measures
as in their wisdom, their duly und the
well'uro of the poojile may seejn to de
mand. in witness whereol I have bereuntoi
set my bund and caused tho seal of the
imiuu oiuius io oe uiuxeo
Done at the city of Washington this
filh day ol .May, iu the year of our
l.oril li , anil Hi the independence
ol the United States of America the
101st.
Hy tho President-Wm. M. Fa-arts.
Secretary ol State. It. H. Hayes.
Wasimnuton, May 5. 1877.
Won't Celebrate. -In 1S70, Ger
many captured the two military strong
holds, Strusburg and Mutz, on the
lower Rhino, with tho provinces in
which they aro located, and at the close
of tho war, compelled Franco to cede
thoso provinces to Germany. Tho
people therein bavo conducted them
solves about as South Carolina and
Louisiuna bus since lHlii. Their sub
stunco, too, is eaten up by German
carpet baggers Bismarck's men. An
attempt was recently made on tbo
part of the Emperor of Germuny, to
tnfuso some loyuliy into the Alsaceians
and Loraiueitea, by holding an imperial
reception at Metz and Strasburg. Tbo
King put in his appearanco, but bud it
not been lor tho army and I ho loyal
Germans who aro in those oiliea plun
dering the French property-holders,
the reception would huvo been a fail
uro. And il thu appuurauce ol things
did not put a Ilea in ilm Emperor's oar.
wo are greatly mistaken. The "rebel
French" displayed no love for Bis
murcklsm on tho occasion indicutcd.
You caunol turn a Frenchman into
Gorman in Alsace or Loruine, no more
than you can make an honest man out
of a number ono curpol-haggor down
South. France will yet possess her
self of thoso two rich Rhino provinces.
A Great River. The river Danube
has figured largely in history lor 2 0(10
years, and il again becomes tbo object
to which the eyes of tho world ure
turned. It furnished u highway for
the Turks in tbo sixteenth ami seven
teonth centuries to ponetrute Europe
as tar as Vienna, and In tho days ot
the Crusades il beranio an outlet bli
the religious enthusiasm ol Ku i ope to
flow to the Holy Laud. The Danube,
from its source in Hnden to the Black
Sea, is 1,820 miles in length, and it
drains with its tributaries, an urea ol
over 300,000 squaro miles. It passes
through Bavaria, Austria, Hungary
forms the boundary between Hungary
and Servia to tlio Curpalheun nioun
tains,wliero it separates Roumnniu and
Bulgaria, and passes into tlio Black
Sea through sovorul mouths, tho prin
cipal ono being that of Sulina. ' Tbo
Danubo is navigable lor steamers as
far as t'lm in Havana. At Nicopolis,
in tho fourteenth century, 10(1,000
Christians wcro driven by tho Turks
into tho Danube, and in tho fifteenth
century 40,000 Turks were slum on its
shores at tho sicgo ol Belgrade.
Democratic Rkmum. Tho char 'e
mado by iho Democrats lrom timo to
lime of the cxlravaganeo in tho depart
ments at Washington, is now in process
of verification. Five hundred and fifty
clerks and employes have lately been
discharged from the bureau of engrav
ing and printing in the treasury depar
mont, and more dismissals aro to come.
The discharged clerks and employee
nave neon euieriiunieruriea for a long
lime, but have been kepi in their sine
cures by the influence ol Republican
Congressmen. The Democratic Con
gross last your reduced thu appropria
tions for tbo bureau, and the result is
a cleansing of this Auigean stablo. 1 1
any one imagines thai these rumovals
would have been made if tbo moneys
necessary for the payment of the lull
force ol clerks and employes, bad been
appropriated by Congress, he must be
a verdant individual Indued. Thu ro
troncbmonl is due solely to the pruning-
Knile wielded by tlio Dcinocratio Con
gress.
Tbs StttB f Niitb I aruhiia Huiili lull.
bill l tl4,UM latk, UMml Ostwaa.nl fur Iba
n mt lb barrtrha i Kaltigb bi tbt .Jir
llara ISSi.-Woanu.
That's right) the United Statu
army bad no more business in North
Carolina sinoe 1865, than la It bad in
Pennsylvania or in Europe. I
A Tilikn Idka. A Wanhingion
special in alluding to the reduction of;
Pension Ageiila, aaya : 'Tliu decision
to reducelheniinilierof pension agen
cieafruin fifty eight to twenty will leud
to a coiiMilidation of tho two olllcea in
I'lilludelphia. H wiia observed al the
Interior Department that tlio pension
business ut Philadelphia could So as
elfecluully trariMiclctl by on ngei.t,
with a slight iiicicii-o ol vlericul liuve,
us by two, thul the present ayntuiu ol
paying pensions by check gn-tly fncil-j
... .. .... ..... , iu U
the Itneo every wlu Th
iu Iv-crvlurv
of lli
Interior and Commissioner
ot Pension will dciuruiiou..how u,u
eoiisolidulionsshul Ibv made, und which
officers shall bo reluined."
How reniuikublu it is, tbut Grant &
Co., although eight yearn In position,
never discovered this huge leak in the
Treasury. And there is Harper's,
KwA(y,i'ivil service Iteloriuer Gey. W.j
Curtis, who sal at tho lout ol all tho
Reformers ull thai timo too ; und yet
his eye never looked upon the apecta
clo I Tho reductions niudo by u Dem
ocratic Cuiigress, in tlio appropriation
bills is what is working tlie.-o reforms.
Tho cash bus run out. I fence thu
mollis aro being discharged.
Plvmoutu's Scandal. The Phila
uoipuia Junes, in ulluiling lo Ueecbei B
funny eHintdihmeiit, remarks : "Ply
mouth Church is rising again. Heucbei
is muking money uliuoal us fusl us the
trial consumed it. Lcginluiui'ca invite
him lo pruy loi lliem and ministers wel
come him lo llicirpulpits. The I'hrittiilii
Lnion is again recovering and the
church is receiving its spring acccssioiiB.
Thu first Sunday iu M.iy is a fashiona
ble timu lo become a member of the
Plymouth oongreguiion, und it is ex
peeled tbut mxl .Sunday will see the
largest additions ever known, 131 coin
ing in from other churches und 60 by
profession of luilli. Of thu former u
uiiiiiher come lioiii the liuv.Dr. Klorrs'
undlhcRuv. Dr. Budiiiglon's churuhos
At this rulo thu ''I. lie of Clirisl" mu)
bo taken up u;;uiu and J. 11. Ford A
Co. rescued from bankruptcy. Why
not f
Moving at Last. Three months
after Iho occurrence the Stale Depart
ment bus received iuliirnialion of the
outrage upon thu United Slates Consul
ut Acupulco, Mexico, und Secretary
Evurls lias demanded apology and re
paration therefor lio.n the Mexican
Government. Of course these will be
extended, after which the Muxicai
blllltam wi, mouht ,,, )liaivo hculli
and crow louder than ever. Tbo Amer
ican euglu bus become so ucciislomud
to having his feathers rallied by cock
sparrows thai he will actually surprise
himself some of these days when he
gives uilerunco lo nil old liishioned
shriek of defiance.
How Ciianukd. A correspondent ol
tho Washington iS'tVtr, writing from
Charleston ol the revival of business
thuro In consequence of thu success ol
Hampton, says: "The city looks very
busy, much moro so tbau it did ayoar
ago, and I am told operations in real
estate which bavo been in contempla
tion for a lung limo, but which have
been delayed until now, aro about to
be consummated. Stalo securities have
taken a sudden and wonderful rise, und
altogether there is evidence of tbe
near approach of an era of grout pros
perity. Death Warrants. Governor Hart
runtl has signed tho death wurrants ol
the following named purties convicted
ol murder: Edward Kelly, Mehaol J.
Doy lo and John Donahue, Mollies, con
victed in Carbon county. To bo bang
ed J mio 21, 1877; Thomus Munlcy, a
Jlolhe, convicted III Schuylkill county
und lo bo banged June 21, 1877 ; An
drew Lunaban, not a Mollie, convicted
In Luzerne county lor tho murder of
John Reilly, lo be hanged on the same
day.
A Material Difference. The first
Commission was gotten up lor the
purpose of counting Huyes IN ; the
second ono lo count Packard OUT I
Tho job must startle every citizen who
has any respect for bis country, or
hiuisell A compound fraud perpetra
ted at bigli noon, in this christian na
tion ia truly startling I But it has
been done, and in tbe language of Kx-
i rosiueni urant, wo exclaim; per
telegram, "let noguilly man escape!"
Chilly, Very. An oxehango says :
"Tbe worst snow storm over known
in Dakota Territory" begun on tbo 6lh
ol April and lasted six days with una
bated fury. During the provaloneo of
the storm the thermomuler stood ut
tbirly-six degrees below zero. Much
suffering wus entailed by the sniidon
change. Many persons wcro out at
work somo distance from their homos,
and uf these a number were frozen to
death.
Unhappy. Tho "meanness of Dem
ocrat ie economy," is annoying Radicul
editors. The action of tlio Democratic
Congress in appropriating ust enough
lo run the Government, und not voing
millions lor cumpnign purposes makes
the aforesaid Radicals feel awkward
Hut it's so.
Lively Louisiana. An exchange
says : "As twn us ono Louisiana dulu
gallon leaves Washington another
Louisiana delegation tukes ils place.
Tho Federal Capital would bo a pretty
torpid place without a Louisianu dele
gation constantly on hand.
More Peace. All tho Radical Stato
officers In South Carolina who have
been holding over awaiting the con
test bufore the Supreme Court, havo
voluntarily vacated their places, and
tho Hampton nfllcers have He). pod In
Marchinii Ohiieiis. Constantinoplo,
April 30 Tho Porto Intends to Issue
a notice that Ilussian residents in Tur
key who aro unwilling to submit to
Oitomun law must leave Constantino
ple within eluven days.
Mr. Hayes' policy is slill tormenting
some loyal souls exceedingly. They
can't sco through it, and worse slill
they are not consulted, and therefore
they loci Insulted, w hilo we aro "gay
and happy'still."
An Opening. The ludianatHilis
Jmtrnal thinks tho Kaslorn war will be
a relief lo thoso editors who have been
siltingon the fence walohingMr. Hayes'
policy to so upon which aide they
should gat down.
XEWS ITEMS.
Parson llrotvnlow leaves a good
properly.
Cbuinliersburg is to have a sol
diers' iiionuniclit. ' j
The beautiful blue Ditnuba may
presently become red. ; ( ;
I'enns) Ivania Is growing more
and more tuluicco every year.
The Hpeciul session of Congress
will not be held until the 15ih of October.'
'I'ccuo county people irrnwl he.
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blackbirds aro destrovinil tho irruss-
hoppers greedily.
Two physiciuns of Des Moines,
losa, aro said to have applied lor po
siiioiis us surgeons in the Kiissiuu army.
A correspondent of tbo Philadel
phia jimej estimate lliut iUurylund
will produce twenty million buSkels of
pcuches.
Nicholas Hill was instantly killed
at Furrnndsville, Clinton county, the
otliordny, ny lulling into a culvert a (lis
tniico of twenty leet
Hon. Wayne McVeagh denies that
be is an applicant lor tho Russian mis
sion or any oilier appointment in the
.National Ooveriimenl.
A Nebraska paper any that tree
plaining bus becomo a mania among
I be people of that State. There is a
method in that madness,
A brolher. of tho late Vice-Presi
dent Wilson, who bus for several years
lieenadoorkeepcrat Iho Seuutu Cham
her, has been discharged.
The Government claims $.-u2,OU0
of Flunk Leslie, and be says he owes
only S500. The lawyers iiku the p-peiiriUH-uof
tho controversy.
Henry Keel, un absconding clerk
from tbe Wilkesburre, IV, Poslolliee.
has been taken lrom mi almshouse iu
London into the Uriti-b army.
Tho Philadelphia and Reading
Itolliug Mill, at Reading, Pa., cloned
lost week, throwing two hundred and
eighty-men out of employment.
Il tho United Slates is represented
it Iho French Exposition it will be
through private enterprise, as Congress
ill not meet in timo to mako any
provision.
Tho Pei miinciit Exhibition opens
lo morrow, the lllth inst.. on the Cen
tennial grounds at Philadelphia. Mr.
uuyes win uu present lo conduct the
ceremonies.
Some exceedingly intorestinir
o-icntilic explorations in tbe Rocky
Mountain regions will he made under
Government supervision during tbo
coming summer.
General Jubal Early's war-borso
George'' died roeentlv in Virginia, at
I ho age of twenty fivo years, and was
buried with honors. Ho was severely
wounded in threo different battles.
Tho Governor has appointed .
Xewlin Fell, Esq., Common Pleas
Judgo in place of the lato Judgo Pratt.
Ilo is the youngest Judgo Philadelphia
has over had, except perhaps Judgo)
Allison.
Tho exports from New York lu-t I
week wcro II .591,867, exclusive of
specie, being a million in excess of tbe
amoweck last year. Tho total since
.lanunry lt is 803,321,015, against
S2,fiO0,975 last year.
From one millinery sloro In Bos
ton within seven years tboro have
been married fifty suvon young ludy
clerks. Whore is the man that says
marriago in Boston creates nearly us
much sorrow as a funeral ?
Mrs. Margaret Harris died at the
residence of her son, W. 8. Harris.
P.q., in Jersey Shore, on tho PJth of
April. Hho waa born on tho island In
tho river opposite Jersey Shoro, De
cember 19th, 1783, nearly ninety-five
years ago.
Vessels loaded wilb arms and am
munition of American make, intended
for Turkey, arc sailed under tho British
flag, are manned by British seamen,
are run hy English engineers, and are
cleared for some British port, such us
(iibrulter.
Massachusetts has 4.342 paupers,
-me-half of whom have bail no indus
irial preparation to gain a livelihood.
: forty -six per cent, are single, and
ibrly-nlno per rent, aro or have been
married. Twenty-six per cent, are
ehildren under fifteen years ol ige.
The now Postofflco at Harrisburg
is io no Dinii upon tlio silo ol tho old
Slate Capital Hotel. The lots noces--ary
liir tho building bavo been bought
tiir 8120.0110, leaving 110,000 of the
appropriation over. This will bo used
iu beginning the erection of tho build
Mr. Hayes has declined an invila
lion of the Boston Hoard of Trade to
visit that city durinir the prosent
month, on the ground lhat owing to
Hie condition ol public business he can
not protract the time which will be
spent by bun in rinladolphia and Now
lorn.
Robert G. lilaino, brothor of Son
ator lilaino, received the appointment
from Serireant at-Arms French ol tho
Senate, of Assistant Superintendent of
I no nonaio Document Koom. Mr.
illume was lormerty clerk In tho office
ol tho Secretary of the Senate, but
was relieved last December by Secre
tary uarnam.
The Huntingdon Zaul Xctet is
confident that glass works will bo
erected in that county, August II
(.iohcrl, a Commissioner at the Cen
tennial, raised $200,000 in Belgium, lor
tho purpose ami tho citir.ens ol Hunt
ingdon have subscribed 125.000. Single
works will cost about twiO.OOU und
double 11,100,000.
Tbo Mennmtitca of South Russia
have sent ten of their representative
men into llie interior nf Itrar.il to"vtovr
the landscape o'er," and to mnlce pro
positions to Iho Government of that
country rotative to the purchase of
certain districts thereof. It is alleged
thai abouUSn.OOO German Monnnnilcn
purpose settling in that country.
There is a family now residing in
Freehold, I'a., who havo packed up
every earthly article they possessed
and moved them forty two limes, and
nil sineo the "melancholy daya" ol tbe
autumn of 18li8. They have lived in
this State, been West sovoral times,
vet ll'cy aro not contented, and proba
lily will nevor bo happy until they
havo astonished tbo last tenement
house in tho country.
Accounts from various points In
.Minnesota, Inwa, Illinois, Kansas, No
branlta and Missouri are encouraging
with respect to tho prospects for Wheat
anil corn. A vast amount of ecvdinj(
has been dono within tbo past two or
Ihroo weeks, the farmers being moved
lo extra i-fTnrta In order lo offset, as
far as possible, tho ravaxesof tho)raa
hoppers, so that the acreage will large
ly sin-pass that ol previous years,
--A Chicago gentlemen, whn talked
with Kg-President Grant a few davs
since, Bays tho latter laughed heartily
wiien iniormet! mat mere was a rumor
that ho had been off. red command ol
the Turkish army. He aaid that il he
should go abroad, as he baa intended
lo do, be will not Ventura near either
the Itiissiun or Turkish army. He
didn't prOKMe to go fooling amend
where he had fio business or mixing in
nVbu that didn't oonoora bim or ble
uountrymen j in abort, be would Mt
gwontof bit way to witness or partio
ipatd) In an lanra Kghtina;. - '
(i
Postponiu. We were promised an
extra sessiou of Congress in Juno, by
thu Wudiington authorities, but after
mature reflection, Mr. Hayes baa post
poned the hieetiiig of that body until
ufter the elections In Ohio and Indiana.
Ho did not want to give Democratic
Congressmen a chance to discuss pub
lio affair until after these Stoles have
beun heurd Iroin. How cunning I Hut
it is no use. Ilolli those Stales will go
ireniocrulic this fall.
leo, formerly", ale Treasurer, who as
sisted Gen. O. Evans in swindling the
Stale out ' Svf erW &ruuVM thousand
dollars, addrussod tho following crisp
missive to Mr. McVeagh, one of the
Louisiana Commission ;
Psn.Anai.rNU, April 10, 1877,
WiaYa IcVbao, Ki., N. Orleaoi, La i
Ttit ComtnUilon daparra x"t oradii for Ibelr
uflo to brllilng anouffb of I'ankanl'i nao lo
fiva Mch.ll siajorilj-. Had Twnxl bnn oo
.vtuir rununlMlus ho ulil bava aoooni)IUbad tt
io m day. list wa null bava Heruria.
W II. KKSII.S.
"Addition, division and silence" seems
to havo liccn dropped by Mr. Komblo
on Ibis occasion. That is not a squaro
offset for the Coffee-Evans upislle. It
is Kemblo mad all over. .
Urir di'fr1lsmt'nt.
Sheriffs Sale.
BY virtue of mtidrj wrlta of Ft Fa.,
wwl of ibi Court ui Tommon !" el
tallied
fii'tri To , an', to mcdirrotott, thr will h
to ituhlia mil, t the r.itirt Una. In lh lv.fo.ih
r cicnrA-iri. on WcdtitMUy, the 31 tb day of!
tj, mu. i i ooiook. p m following
ucpcnot-t rwl ntiuj, IO mil I
All lbiia eartato traoti of las-1 altuato la
HitMim lowmbiD. Clf-arfl -Id eootitv P . k-..,...l
rd and daehbwi aa Mtowa, all- On tot Keain.
Dili at lha Aoi-thaat oornor of lot No IS lo lha
I.Ian or I'aaAeld, In laid toaoibip, doaded to L.
Mod. Ma; , 11,71; tbnaoa toolb ll da(rra nrrt
US hot to ioK, a- utb S dnitroFI aaal till frat
to a poai. aooth OT dfartoi writ 49S S ID
islrn-t ,.f load ddd lo O A. Wortb i Ihmoa
di-a-rrra ram 120 loat to a im.l. a .rlb 31 dmm
nur,o an ar.frFe wait ZOO tnot 10 a no. nnr.li &f
" iierrnrr w m poll, 'no 93 d-g"ara rmil
l P''"""" w P. souib as diirati aact
w.l 42 f.at, innlb fa drgrara aaat SHO frat lo
.--i i-v -- iu a pri : lornoa 0OQIB OZ drarara
nono anooi waMtrard u-oat I baa -a aoolh 12
dejerrat wral 01 foot li tnroar of land daadad lo
I. Bird Oct., 1873 i tboro nortb it -lairaaa am
SA fart lo north eoniar of tbo lama ; thanoo aoutb
- darraaa oaai SI fi-at to Una or Wo'ida-ard trait,
ihi-aoa m.iiib H d,(raaa north 4 faot. aad north
duKrara ami 20U frai lo tbr plaoa of l(lnnin(.
ei.nlainiRf, 21 aoroa mora or laar, haing Into No i
II, 12 and Una tba plan of Panlold, opon obiob
ara otaolad Ibraa frama dwrllinjl, Ihroo frama
uarni, oi.a log daellina and oulbnojara.
Aim, una anoal andividnd Imlf lma, u ,l
fol li,lo( lot : boondnd tomb l. Woo.l.ard ilraal,
rat by lai.d .loaded Is Spaobiaan and gtbwan,
n -rib and oaal bj othor landa of laid Woodw.rd,
o. viiia a iro.it ot ion fool on W,wdward atrrot
and a dr,tb af 2011 faat. eoniatotni balf so ura
moro or Ian. bring lot No IS oa tbo plaa of Pan
Said, upua obkb it oroctad no lifo-alora Irataa
bolal and oolliotldinga.
AI.O, OSS OQOat UOdtrtdad hmlr Intan-.t In ,k.
folloojiof lot, Bonadad on tbo north hr Wood
ajard tirrol, oaal br land daadnd lo C. H.Corjoll,
uulb and Writ bj oibor landa of aaid Woodward,
baaing a front of 140 foot on Woodward alroel
and n dapth of 1114 frat, containing ono I bird af
an nnra m ro r loot, nnd baing Iba weal part ol
lot ! 37 us tbr ,Un of Pann.'d, npon anion il
araotad a frama barn.
Alio, ona otbrr lot boonitod and drarrthul a.
lollowi, lo wit i Beginning at a poat Ike oomer
of tt ondward and Cleardeld ureal, i Ibanoo noilb
ij di-gieei ea.t along W.iodward Itraet II leal u
otber land nf aid Woodward I Ihrnoo tomb IM
drgreoa anal lit feat to .rn.rof el bar land of
aaid Woodward j tbenoa eon lb 2 degree weat
li-et to noa of Clearteld alreal ; Ibrooe north IS
degrrei wen along aaid Ureal ,ig fMt to ba
el beginning, eootaioing one.aicblb of an
auie more or leap, nitoa watch ara arerlad a two.
lore Irama iioro building and n wnrebooa, and
bring part of lot No 3? oo Iho plan of PenSeld.
A l.i,. one otber lot boanded and dearrlhed aa
foll.iwa : Hnuedrd soother!; bj Woodward treat,
wenterlr hj laod of raid Woodward and Cbarta
brown, nortbrrlj and eailerlr so otber landi of
aid Woodward, baring n fnnt of lilt reel on
W oodward alreoi nod a depth ml 21S rent eootain
Ing one ball of an acre moro or lo, and being
Alto, all tba right, tale and Intrrert of aalit
Woodward, ia one other tract of band boonded
nnd deaoribod at Mlowa , Beginning at a pout
on theaoulb aide of WoolwwJ nnl 31 feel,
eaeterlj from the eoroer jf Weodwar I nnd Clear-
eld atneta ; thenoe north tl degrooa saat along
Woodward Ureal lull 4-10 reel to oornor of Und
of aaid Woodward nod Cunrlra Brown t tbenoo
aoutb it degreea eaat along aid land ll feet to
a poetj tbenoa eoata il lenrrel north it 4 10
leet lo oornor -f ether land of aaid Wood ,ard :
thenoe north it degreea aw lot foot lo the
ploee of beginning, a -olataing one beli ef an aara
mora or I, aa, bon,g part of lot No. 37 wo the plan
ot Pan0e.d, npon whirh la oreeied n two-atarr
Irmne building and oulhoneo.
AlfO, all the riaht. lilla and Internal nf ..In
Woodward is one other treat of land boonded nnd
dracribed aa follewa i Beginning at n pnat la the
earl euruer ol Uloarlleld treet, lot fool aoolh
trots Woodward iireet ibrooe north il degree!
a pool lueooo noma at degrooe
eat 00 leet to n poat I tbenoa aoath it degrooa
weal 00 feet to tbe a ild linn of L'loartlald atn.nl
ineorenvno degrooa a -at So fret to the plai
of hegmninr, eoniaioiog ono-aigbth of an nor
lace
tog nnw-ticbth of an ncro.
uoro or lee, an in wfatuh la araeled a kl..,..it
and wagon ab..p, and being pan of lot Mo. il to
Aieo. all tbe rieht. title an I Intern. n niu..
e-nn r.lia.' .
W.adward In noother tract ol Intd in II tatea two.
""-" boo ueorrioeu na lollewa I Heglnnlng at
a wbiu pine the eoulhoael oornor ol Werrant Na
eto i taetioeeouih 01 degree weet IS t 10 pentbea
to In' d ol Frederic Uitt.l 1 1 theooe nnetn 11
degrait weal nloni lino of aaid land Iti poroboe
to too pobltc highway ihanco north degreea
weet 70 pcrcba; tbenoa north 12 degree wt
113 I lo perohee to Iba north Hon of W errant No.
I7i Iheooanotih 70 dVgreoe anet It t Idperoboe
u n pine: thenoe north 30 degree woat it porch
e to a hemlock ; tbenoo north rt degree eaat by
lino al Wnrraut No. 7, Ml I It nnrebt In a
poet in line of lend at t. H. Ilewltt ; then by
letd llneeonth III degreea oaat Hal narcbea to
po.l In uth Ii.. of Warrant (lo. 7 I Inance
...o.e oe urgreo we.t i perebn. la I Nan
tbeuoo along land of John UuBolt aoolh I0
degree eaat il I i petthe, tbaroto along naae
outn 21 drgteo ,art 121 perchei ta n poll In
n..rlb lino of Warrant No t.too I thanoo along
eil warrant llaa weal tl perobu ta a won :
thence north 1T degron woil II a-10 parehe. In
a bemloek tbenoa north II d gree weal Ui t It
pe-onee to m piMg of beginning. eateit
ing 411 norea anje nr tan. oicooliti nnd reeere
ing ih.relroea t let. Ona let oa aoolh aid of
" ooow.ro atrtat adjoining Und of P. B. Hewitt,
heretofore deeded u tire Peonleld M B. Church,
baring front on Woodward itraet of l"J foot nnd
n di-plh of It! fuel, being lot No. lha plan nf
Pen told. Id. Beginning in Iho weat linear Clear.
Held .treet nl Ibe louthoaet eoroer or lot doodad
lo B. O. Freeland I Ibraoa eoalb II degro-i waal
lit fact lo lot deeded lo Ooorge C. Rlabert
Ibanoo tooth 88 degree ooet 7t feet! tbooae
oulh 71 drgraea weat 77 foot, north U degrees
weed lot to oornor of Pre.byrien paroouage lot I
tbenoa anntb il degreea weal 130 teat north 31
degree weet I7 feet te tho eonth lint nr Wood
ward .treel. thanoo outb il d-reee aa along
Woodward itraet I to I to font u ceitem corner
of lot deeded lo Wa. hi. Rar, Jane 10, l:4 .
ibanoo aauth 3S degrooa anil 104 feat lo a poet i
thoaee aoutb 61 degree, north 101 410 foot ea Ibe
we.t line of Cloariield alroel t tbenoo couth 31
degree, oaal 10 font to Iba plane of beginning :
h ing loll No. II, 13, 34, Ii, It, II, It, 41, 4 J.
id, 47 and it on the plan of Panlleld. Id. He
ginning al the i mtbeait corner of lot No 13 oa
Ibe plan nf Penteld, deeded lo L. Bird I thewee
oulh 63 degrooa woat 711 110 feel U the analh-
wet comer ol land of U, A. Worth tbenoo north
H degree! norlb 200 feet north it degree! oa.
140 feel nortb It degreea weal 201 eeimh.. ..k
north 61 degree! 41 t It porobot aoath U degreea
7l dcrcba notlb il degreea oaat lit 4-It teat
anuib tt degreea en. I lot root to tbo anrth line
of Woodward atrret , Ihenoa aoath M degree
weal 627 feel It tho plane or beginning, being
lot No. 10. II, II, 1.1. H, u. it d 17 an the
plan of Penteld. 4th. One acre laid off and need
aa a cemetery, lib One ln north of Woodward
treel adinlnlnp land nf Frederick Lllteld. bur.
Ing n fr.nl of mifeet na Woodward a I reel and n
depth nf Its lent, being lot No I on tho plan of
rmirio. .., n. vno -ui izo ny ii.u feet near the
reiirnan nee leo to w. a. Worth. Said
Hon onntalnieg 11 acre aoro ae lee.
alio, nil tne right, title nnd Inlrrealnf thenld
W.iodward In ont other Iraol of land knnodnrf
nd deecrihed aa fnlk-wa. North br Woodward
Iraol, eaat by hnd af B O. Rowans, eonth tr
an nller and are br land mt of R. Mnoeop, b.r
Ing a Iron! oa Woodward ttreol of lit I II foot
nt t. troth nr 101 root, examining half no non
moro or lean, being lot Na. 41 on the olen nf e-
eld npon which are erected n twt alary freeae
n.n. ... o w.rr Noon
A la-., all lb richt. rillo nnd tntoenet nt tkn
aid Woodward In own other IM of land bounded
nnd deeerlbed na follewa. tt wit I On tba north
ny rrnoowem alreal anal hy land nf Oeorgt
Kebahert anntb brother lend of e.li Wl..
aad north by land of O. H. Correll , containing
nna tonrth af tn torn, mere nr lee, being lot No.
II nn tho bleu ef Peoleld, upon which it erect ed
ie eooe .nop
Aleo. ad the right, title Bad Interact of tkn nt
Wnndwntd In nne other lot nf land bonded ..4
deeorlhed nt follew. la lt t Oa Iba moth br
Woodward atreat t eeet nnd tenth by o'her lend.
m e.to noow.ro i weat by land ar Ueargn
Rehaokett eoatalalag one ronrth nf na aara.
aort nr lee, being lot .No. II on the plaa af Pen.
Held. npon which I treated not two ttory freaa
karnea th.a and dwelling.
siecino right, tni. ,nd Internet mt ttlrea
Wo,dward In nne otber lot of Lead
d-oortood a M.w., t. wit i , the north by
W.rodward trea-. oaal bt land deeded la Wa
a. any eowth and wool hy Mhet land nf tnld
W,wdwnrd onotal.lag nna Ibatnh nf aa
mart ar leal, being lot No. II on Iht Plan af
leld. npon which are erected own two
Pee-
frnat dwelling aad awl heuoao.
twa-atory
Aha, ta eooe I n.dlrtdad half relrrect tn at
other Iraol af 'aed la Hweton lownabip. aforesaid,
bounded north br hud ed D. R. Taylor la wag.
MM 4MI, Met by land nf J, . rf-wltl, Mh
by wnrrnwl He. Ill, and weet by hvnda af . .
Brawn, Wa. B. Hewitt aad eVeodlng, rtahwr
Co., tnaiaUIti IM tare, mora a baa, and being
Fait af trerroa V a- ttMT
JWw 3Uvrrtiriufntf.
CENTRAL" HOTEL, PITTSBURGH
Smithfleld S.rt, from 2nd to 3rd, Avenue'
Tba mo.l oanlraltt ImataJ Sfft-rlaia lloon Is Iba ally. 8lral aara tu ika door
ioaloatoall I ha duao'ji mm I all frf .rf b.,-0 o .11 w. Trma.J SO par Day. 1"1
...... ... WALSH & ANDERSON, Proprietor.,
Tba Rsrni.ie. of ClaartlalJ, rartliad ..kl; mi tbo llol.l and plaoad oo lis f iha bnrf, j
gu..l.lroiaibl.aa.tloo.o. Aillt. IMTlJ
A leo, ona aq oat aodltldad half It area! in one
otber Iraol of load Is lluatoa towniliiti, afora
ald, bounded norlb br laudi of John Ii. Bred-
Ing nnd Orarlon Wandle, aat hy warranti No.
lli and 160. aunlb bj warrmt No Sit and John
tloUoit, weat by warrant No. insl, oonlalalng
lit aoraa, Born or but, and being pari of warrant
even,
Alan, one other treat nf land fa Huelon town
blp afore-eld, bounded eauth lit load of Handing.
Pieber a Co , nnrtaol No. etlbS, teal br laod of
Uenr; nnd frederioh Llaleid nnd 0. R Kerljr,
aoutb my land o( Jatoiton and Fieher. nnd weal
br laud of K. 1). Pattereoa nnd Wrn b W..od
ward.eoulainiug Itdaoreo, uura nr hwa, npon
whieb ara ereelo.l two fraine daellinga, a io fiaeae
barn nod othor Mitbuildioaa. cteiaed. Ubnn in
xteenilon nod in bo told te the proptrl; of Hiram
nwuaira.
Team or lata. Tha arleo or aunt m wblnh
the prnpsrtv atuil bo tnsk off aiuat be poid ol ibe
nine ot anie, or auea other arrangeojenta aaada aa
will Ins apirrovad otberwiae tbe pruportr will bo
llatnedinielr put np nnd euld again nttbeoxpeoea
and tie of Iho poreon lo whoa tt waa atrwaa oif,
and whn, In ataa of deltolenor nt auob re eala,
t.all make good lha aauta, and In no tnatenee
will toe lletd be prearnlod to Court for ootiNrma
tion nnieae tho nto-n-r la nrtnallr paid -to tbo
Sherif . . ANUKKW 1'K.StZ, Jr.. -.
SnnKirr'a Orrira, I Sberif.
Clearlel l, Pa., Mar t. I77. (
SherilT's Sale.
Br elrtua or aundrr wrtu of titti fti, la
ued out of tbo t'ourl of Comann Plana nf Clear
field eountr, nnd It eto direeted, there will bo
oapiwed 10 pulilte sale, nt Ibe Court H-ioao. in ho
borough of Clearteld, oa Mosdajr, ttta Hit d.y
nl U.y, I nr., ml I o'elocb p. n., iba following
deaoribod root eelate, la wit:
Tba following ml eetetr, aitaaiela Brmrtwp.,
Olearleld ooonlr, Pn , hounded nnd deeenhtd aa
loilowa t Vonaniag nt s poat Ilea nf daeeb
Hlleburn'a lot : thenoe north it degrooa out t
perebee to n poat : thenoe h7 hit of Jaoob llilebnrs
north tt degreea wool 12 perobea to n port nt r,vd;
Ibrnno by land ol Jaonh Yiova aetata aoath 32
drgraea weal 41 S it prri-hea to n poat I tbenoo
by eald land aoath 5Sdof.ree.eaal II i. Ill pe-chae
to t pull I the. oe bj raid land norlb It degree.
eael 17 peri-boa lo a peal; tkrnet br public road
north IS drgrrea east t porohea to a poet ; theooe
br J.rrob Utlelinrn land north i degiaaa sraal I
perohee to a poet and plane of bogianiog, ooatoln
ing I acree aad I loDereheo. hal loa mernon orenr-
od n large leant taw mill, with .Mogul nnd lath
null aiiajbed, the boinll.ii heme-nboat ditto
feat, with aa addition thereto need aa a packing
room of nnoot ISa IT feet, nnd n largo two-aturr
frame dwelling hoaae nlmnt 3li3t, food Iraeae
table nnd other outbuilding.
Alto, nil of Defondaat'l InUre.t In Iba white!
pine timber alandmg and Ijlng on n plena of land
la Brad; tonnabip aforuinid. eontaining about 10
anrea more or lee, being the weal lide of a piaoe
of land owned bj K-eeaa Latbar, boaiodod on tne
north b; land, ol M. II. W -ore, wool b; land I af
lha aetata of Jamb Ynae, and an the eoalb nod
eaat br landa el Krn-tui Lelher. baited, taken in
elocution nnd lo be euld aa th pmpnrir ut J C.
Whlppln, W. II Brain and W. W. Moot.
Ttsaa or Su a - Tbe price or urn at ohiob
tho pmpertr ahall be rtruuk off moot be paid nt
tbo time of eala, or auch ofnor arraogemotiu made
no will bo approred. otherwtae tba property will
bo tmmodiataly pot up nnd aold nanin nt Iho ai.
paaaa nnd ri.k of tne poreon to whom II wea
truck off, and wbo, in earn of deflcieoer nl auch
re-ee)e, ahall make good tba an too, aud ia oo
inetaaoe will the band ha praeenlad in Court for
eonlrmulion onlaaa tbe mono; ia actually paid lo
taeBbena. . . A. OHK W PUN f i, Jr.
hnnnirr'a Orricn. I ciheriaT.
5'''l"Lf,i tisfijtTrJ
UMIili4TIIATURS3 It OTIC li.
Netict It hereby glrea thai Letten nr Ad
mtnlatratlon ot tho aauta of JOHN B KAKP.
bKrY. lau of Pooo townehip, Chareld
oouaty, rn.. dee d, haeinf been duly granted to
tbo nndrraigned, nil persona indebted to aaid
acuta will pleaao make inainedleto payment, nnd
tboen baring elalma or demanda will p reran t
not delay.
"en properly authenticated fur aattlrmnat with-
il.y. CIIARLKS HKI.I'KK.
Man. B. RAPfEaTY.
Oraapion llllla, May t. 1877-lt. Ad-a'ra,
A DMINIHTRATIIH'S) MlTICK -Notice
J bboroi.ygirenthat Lttera of Adiainiatrn
:toa on tbe eeuieor JONATHAN WIS0K, Sr ,
lata of Bradford lownabip. Cloartold oonnty, Pn.,
dea'd, baring neon daly g. natal ta the nnder
aignad. nil poreaue indebted u aaid aalata, will
p:aaa aehe taaedlau parnaent, nnd ih.M bar
lag elatme ur di meaid will proa. I Ihca proporir
utbrnttuatod fur oalUaaeui witboal del.;.
AIIKAM PKtKCH,
Williaaegrora, Hay I, 77-tt. Ada'r.
CtUTION. All paraont ara hereby caution
td againa purebaisog or in nny way aed
dltag with lha lollowing property, now ia lha
poaaoMl.a nf Mr. Margaretta Aroea, ia Ibn low
ough of Newburg, nnd lain the property of J. R.
Amea, to wilt Ono black inert. 4 now. I year
ling. I oalrna, I fw, I etump machine, I cat
blackaalth tool., I plowa, I k.rr .wa, i bed tod
beddiog, I cool etoro, I room store, I eat ebetre,
I bureau, I aland, I table., I boggy. I tat haraoee.
a aaree wf wheat, I nf aa acre ol oata, 4 acree ryu,
I bang elod, 1 wage, I iraw letlle, I noppnr hat
lit. I aleak. I booh oaaa, I pair epreada, I aaen
baoa, an; toe, farka, Ae. Said property wa pwr
ekaaed by aa al Sharif a Bale, nnd ia only tali
with hire Aaa oa loan, aotjat b, ay order nt
nny nan. Una. ISABKLLA F. BLOOM.
TO It HI lit: BUII.IEHS .
Noiioa la hejab; giraa that propo
t. pairiag Iba bridge acroa tba rlrar nt karthaui.
will ha raodeod by tha coonty Coaaasdonara af
i outre ana i-iearnem oountlo, nntil II o'clock
M , nn lha Id day of Jane toil. Specitcationa
oaa bo aeon nl their rocpeciire oaooa hi Bellofonte
ar Clonrtald. the coutrncl will be awarded to
uo leweai repnntbM bidder. Tha Boarda re
aerrt Iht right la reject all bida.
. J.N HALL,
. ANDREW URRUU,
. N. A. MINOtK,
Comaiaaioaar of Oaotrn eoeknty.
CLARK BHOWN.
JtatW. Down,, TII0S. A, MoOHKg, .
Clara. UARKM UOOTKK, '
OaaalMloner of Clearteld tonoly.
Ooaaiuioner' Otloa, 1
Cleartfld, Pa., May t, '77 dt.)
PIE'S OPERA HOUSE.
TllURSDAT. f RIDA Y and 8AT0R
- DAY KVKNINUS,
oWny 17th, IWA tiMtf lfM, Mil.
PROF. J. DeLANTIE,
THE 0RRATOIFT WIIARD. '
MAN1CIAN AND VKNTRILOQUIRT,
ltM Prttnlt ftcen ateny,
Free of aharge, arary craning. Remarabar th'nl
Iheao proeaolc art all hnngbt fram tha ed,n.e.
ol yoor tews
A GRAND FA MILT MATINRE
0a tJaturday Afteraooo,
For ledlee and abtldran. Erery child will reeeleo
a pre cent, uoora onen at I o'elunh l.,r.....
al 1 o'clock. , . ,1..., , ;
rort-Laa acAki tr rhfett t b
Reamed Sent, liaent. aeoera A.ll..ln.
Ii oonta, Children I Maliaea. Ii earn i Adulla,
Ii tent. , Doora open nl t. Perform ,aoo be
gina at I. HEO. H. DRTC HK, AgenL
Rearrrad Heat liekell for nK nt Ibe Port
Oaten. . ...... .
THE TIN SHOP!
RtSIG MYOWS MAtlUXE!
FRED.SACKETT,
SECOND STREET, CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Raapaalfnlly Infera hit tnawaara, and tbe pub.
lie In feeerei, thal-ka toaltnua In wHetnlaavan
all hlnda tf . . . .
TIn.Coppcr A Sheet-Iron Ware,
Of iralalaat attrlal naly, and ta a wort aaa.
liha annnnr.
ROOFING and SPOUTING
dono ta thori an line aad rery raaaonabla itrat.
COOK STOVES,
RCATtaO STOVER AND FVRNACn tlvayt
tapl la atoeh, and fw lain taw. '
Gas-Filling and Plumbing
specially.;;
On r Itlnrnt alw.y. M Wang. AO exrk gutna
ttad In girt mtutfatimg. . t' K. ,
1 thnrt af postal patrnaga aarduny MlMtwl.
J,. ' " FRB0, RA0KITT.
(Tien rt eld. IV. Umf I, Mr?.
Urn &mttmMi.
AUCTIOW I IICTIIillH.tlttB
nerianon is t'learteld nnd other a..aaloer
II I tern yean. In crying !-., and harlnjral.ru
to I'lenrli-td, I wi.ald offer my errrieea n etll
ealae in Cleerfleld or nny pari of Iba eie.t.
Cbarga fearonalila, and tbnee tin, poor lo pa. L
kn. . . JOS. JOSH,
Clrnrfiald, Pn., May I, 11 Im. A unions
S777S'
eaaily earned in haee tie,, i,
i i . .
ona of either iei, In nne nan ef ,k.
onnntry who ta willing to warh ateadily at Un
employment that we furul.h. $114 per wnh a
your own town. Yon need not be aw.y fma
t onto orer Bight. Yoa enn g ira your while im
'o tbe wnrk.nr only yourepero aomeal. Ite
nothing to try the buaineaa Toraa !fl Is ott
free. Addreee at ones. tl. IftLLarr m Co.,
Ayril If). 1177 ty . Ptrlland, M.iie.
?0 K 8ALE-
Tbo nnderalgaad will ae'l at nrirau ..I. .n
lhat tract or pareel af Und altnate In beaiv
lownabip, ClnerAeld a-mnty, Pn., witbla a ilnirl
di.tanee of Iho Tirono A t'lsortell H. R . tat
adjoining landa of Robert Hudaon and elern
nnd known aa the Jacob B. taeorhan lot. Tea
aaid tract oootnining tt ncrea aura or hr.., oitb
twa refoa of ralnahie ooal thnrann, baa annul it
aerer cleered, and ia lha key ta n Urge b-d. f
nai al.oet being derrlopod. Will bo eold loaut
apot aaay Urma. P. particular!, apply lo
. , . IMVIU I. kKBHJ.
Clrnrfiald, Pa.. July 13, Il7t
100,000
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
Pacta for lha Fanner Facta for the u. . ......
-Facia for lha lloreeaan-Feeti I-, ike Suet.
rntaer rneli for the Ponliry.oepor-F.eu let
tbe bee-keeper Port! for tbe Uo,er Pacta l
Iba Laborer FarU for tie Doctor Facia let the
Dairyman Facta for Iba Frnil-raiaar-Faeu Ii
tbt blardenat Factt for tbt Unueebold-fuu
for ovary family who wtnU U Bore aeoey.
FACTS FOB AGEITTS.
Thai tbii Ii the tenet Important adrertieennt
for you y ne'diakrd. being the b..et ehaaoe la
make money orer offered. The preaa eadoreH it,
your own paper oodnraet lt,erery oae eadonet II,
' Tlii Book of tid I Oth, Century.
Mala and fean'e agenta coining money aa it
Send tt na al once and get circular free.
INOHtM. SMITH A BLU'I.
' Til nlanl -ttoot, Philadelphia, Pa.
npr. Il,l7-3a.
JUST OPENED UP I
THE NEW
CIGAR MANUFACTORY,
CLEAEFIELD, PA.
The Bitfifriignwl wnattj annonaotro tkaeliiim
of CloarSrld fid vtrlai'j, that ba Hm 0uamrDf4i
Manufacture or Cigars
is rienrSeld, and will keep oa bend a large Herb
of Int-rlaa cigar ahirb ha will cell al nhnlcnle
nnd retail, lit cigara aro mode from tbe heat
leer tohaeea, end warranted to giro atireci!o.
Ha alto keep on hand a full line of tbt beat
Chew Ins A Smoking: Tobaccos
' PIPES, 8NCFF, ETC.,
lo which ho Indies tba attentive of .rauk-re and
ebewero. Retail dralora ouptdied with the beat
brand of Cigar, Sank'.ng aad Chewing Tobaooot,
at tba lowaat wbolaeaea prion.
r-TEHJIS P08ITIVELVCA.SII -,
A abate nfpnhllt patronage rupeotfnlly aolielied.
JOHN A. STOCK,
Kooa nail door In I at National Bank,
March II, 1171 la. Clearlcd. Pa,
TIN & SHEET-IRON WARE.
CANDIS MERRELL
Hat opened. In a boHJing oa Market at rent, ea
the old W'etrn Hotel lot, opposite th. Curt
Hon in Cloartcld.t Tin nnd Shaw (ran Waaa
fnelory nnd chore, where will on fonnd nt all lima
a full line af
eotjse rTOOTssnra oooss,
Sterts, Haxdwwo, fits.
Uoun gpunling nnd nil kmda nf job work, repair,
lag, Aa., dona an abort notion and nl reaaonahlt
rale. Aleo, ngeel for tbt
SingerSewing Machine.
A npply of at .chine, with Needle, Ac, at.
wari on head
Tana, etriolly oaah nr tnanlry predaM, A
hart ol patronage aoliolttd.
O. B MBRRELL,
Suparinlondent.
Clearteld, April 14. 1177-lf.
Hl6HKSTAMARDS!'1V,:",.,
J. REYNOLDS & SON,
NORTHWEST CORNER
THIRTEKHIH 4. riLBERT STREET.
'PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURERS OF PATENTED
Wrought-Iron Air-Tight
HEATERS,
WITH SIIAKINO AND CLINKER ORINDIN.
URATKS FOR HDKNINO ANTHRA
CITE UK BITUMINOUS COAL
CENTHNMAL
R0lGnriRO HEATERS,
FOR BITUMINOUS COAL
, KEYSTONE
WR01G..T-.1.0V HEATERS,
CO0KINH RaNUEA, L0W-D0WH ORATES.
Daecrtptire I Irtalan teat fret in aa; .ddrme.
EXAMINE BEFORE BELECTINO.
prll , 7r ly.
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ol printing tl.lKIt toaplott eopiea of Tat Ttnat
rn nn boar, ea lhat H aaa glen lha rery a' eat
now- and anh. the oar neat deHeery ta It raadera.
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Is ereryiblng, aed wiS, la tR poNllonl atragglet.
bo falthlnl la trath nnd lat na t aewclcttet. ll
aahet na hollow praanan af OMrnMly oe Iht
Iwadlag aeeOUoa of lha day, nr in potltteal ton
loot n taey pan, bet will orer dieeard lha bliad
partlaeklp that would twUrdlaalt tbo right la
party aeeei a., ae a alter fur wbalargaalaattet, ar
in wheat Interact rank clala It Bade, nnd Wit
feerleeal; erltteta prHtiaalar-nrt gad lha want it
poblle Intat-rlty whoaaew fewnd. Il deannda
aoon.-ar nnd Idellty hi owwry nVnartaanl of
nuihorlty, CHy, Seala nod N.a.a.l. and boldly
nrratgni tboee tf orery party wan nhna pea IK
tmat. i dlaeuree petlnj laanaa. pohll acawtt
aad pehlia Boa, with thai anaoawrt af Iraadoa
that la dlelatcd hi ITS la. hot with that dignity j
uww ewartoey wtwa aO ,C near ohnnetarl in 1
peon of the aeeteaWlfhlened oouen of the world. 1
Freat twt eon I per one; , anil tktrtbnt, paat. )
aft art-paid, all aMlnn a rear, tr lay aeau t (
aoatV Addreee TUB TIMEh, j
fit thaatantato PhUnd'a i
April la. TT-le. 1