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Reader. If JOB wnl lo BBow wket ll "'" "'
la ilit kailaeii world, )u.t reed eor ailrertLlne
eel area., tee .IpewW eolataa hi riortlaaler
MAXIMETORTHE DAV.
No nu worth; Ike offlco of PrerU'at tboalil
ba wllllr,. lo kold ll If eooBled 1. or j.lere.1 tnerr
bv ... fraad. '"',
I ooold sever bava lieea rrennoiled lo tbe ele
vatios ke tba imallut aid of aiina of a perroa
kowover' raapaolabla la prlrete life, who bio.i
forever eerrv apoo hi! brow Iba etetnp of fraud
tr.l trloajphaat Id Araerleen hiitorv. No tub
aaqaaol aolloa, however nerltorioul, oaa walb
n Iba IMUTI of Ibat reoord.
Cssi.ai Faiacli AAi.
Undar Iha forma of law, Huthrrford B. Hare.
k. J.l.n Pre.ldrBt ol Iha llolled Btalot
HUtltla raail apoa dirfraotibtieBieBt ef lawfol
..re. iba felee eerllloetei af Iha retorting o
carl eetiaf eorropUv, aod Iba dee.iloit af a ooia
;..i .hi Kb refaaed lo bear evldraoe of al
land free. For Iha awl llaia ara tha Aroerieeu
paopla at.oireated wllb Iba faol of B frauiiolrntl.v
iiuii pM.irBt. I .at it oot to oodrnlood lliat
Iba fraad will ka lllenllp oeooleered la b Ihr
oaalrv. Lot oo boar paM la wdkb taa oearp.
Uoa la farfolteo.
Aobbsm or Daaoceatic M. C a.
Oaobaadrad jaan of booiao de rerll j eoea
alated aad aanaaatratad law a aliaiaa of orlute
M opportualiv lo repeal Iba wrong.
DAaiat. W. Vooasaaa.
I nM rather keve tba eadoreeraent of a qoar-
Ur af a alllioa of Iba American people than lb. I
of tba Looirieoe KetarnioE Board, or of Iba Com
aiiuioa ahiob eseladed Iba faoll aad deoldrd
tha qaaltioa 0D B taxmoieaiuy.
1 Taoa. A. IleSDBicsi.
Conirross is engaged in making
speeches, and our Stute Legislature in
pipoing id tbe tamo direction.
Libbaiian. Got. ilartranfl has ap
Dointed Bev. Cbarlua L. Elirenfuld
Stale Librarian for three yoar.
One hundred and thirty -five ol the
survivorsof the wrecked vossel.Moirup.
olis. have returned to Philadelphia,
out ot the 257 that sailed from that port
fortnight aj;o.
SrEEcrus. We this week lay before
our readers the balance of Senator
Voorhees' speech, and will lollow it in
our next issue with Senator Wallaces,
whiob is the nrofoundest legal argu
ment that has been made in eithor
House, on that question.
Wur IlEsiiATf. Tbo Banking and
Currency Committeo in Congress, are
about reporting a bill to retire the Na
tional Bank notes and substitute green
backs or Treasury notes, which cost
the people nothing and arc bettor than
money.
State Diohitt. The Lower House
of our Legislature is too tender heart
ed to exiwl tbo rogue, Bullard, who,
by bis elopement, bas violated all leg
islative etiquette. But it has expelled
bis little son, who was serving as a
Page. Tbe boy therefore made bis
escape from among some bad men.
An exchange remaras: "Tbe Btlle
fonte Watchman, wbicb has heretofore
never bad a good word for Bomber,
but only violent abuse, bas gone into
aaaf ay war his leotur delivered there
lately. Probably the fact that the old
man has tried to abolish hell has givon
the editor a ray of cheerful hope about
his tnture prospects."
. A New Duku. The UarrUburg Pa
triot put on as entire new suit on last
Monday morning. It is a decided im
provement, and tbe thing looks like
prosperity at this distance. It is tbo
best paper for this locality, because
we get it the same day (by noon) of
its publication. Besides, it is soundly
Democratic, and costs only $7 per an
num, postagw paid.
No"Compouobt ' in Ocas. -Doctor
Wickereham, Slate Superintendent of
Common Schools, is in the field for the
next Republican nomination for Gov
ernor, and the Lancaster New Era is
bis original champion. There is a lit
tle too much "Dr." and "Prof." and
"compulsory education" about him to
make either a successful candidate or
a successful Governor. We fear the
Acts Jira bas Invented in a "dead
-"horse."
A Call tok Organization The
Directors ol tbe National Liberal
League have issued a call to their
friends inviting them lo meet in their
respective cities, boroughs villages, and
towns on Washington's Birthday, Feb
ruary 22.1, 1878, for tho purpose of or
ganising themselves into Loral Aux
iliary Leagues, in accordance with the
provisions of tbe G nslitution of the
League. Blanks and any further in
formation can bo obtained by address
ing W. II. Hamlen,No. 231, Washing
ton street, Boston, Massachusetts.
Attention Demociats. Tbe Dem
ocratic voters of the Borough of Clear
field are hereby requested to meet at
tbo Commissioners' ofllco, on next Sat
urday evening, between tho hours of
five and eight o'clock, p. m., for tbe
purpose of nominating, by ballot, a
ticket for borough officers, to be snp
ported at tho election on Tuesday
next. Let there bo a full attendance,
James L.Leavt,
vr,)
. Vig.
Wm. W. Beets,
Com.
8 A ML 1. HNYOCR
CwARFlEtn, r., Feb. 12, 1878.
Senator Wallace's Bill. TheSen
ate Finance Committee have author
Uod Senator Wallace to report to the
Senate bis bill providing for the issue
of 100,000,000 sixty year coupon fuur
per cent, bonds in denominations of
12S, 160 and 1100, the interest paya
ble at the option of tbe government in
legal-tenders or coin. Tho Secretary
is aulhorir.cd to disposo of said doii'Im
, for coin or its equivalent in legal-ton
- d jr notes. Let tho government adopt
' this plan oi carrying the Federal debt,
and in ten years the whole of it will
bs held at borne, and the tctvnty million
of interest sent to Europe annually
Will May among the people. Beside
The mechanic and laborer, whose
means are limited will lave a sate
place to invest bis savings. If capital
lata and bankers want to invest their
meant elsewhere, so be It, but give the
classes Indicated some benefit of tbe
.federal legislation of the country.
A Mit.u iirTonr Wliilo Hvnator couM ili-mand nn sanrilti-v of ('kiIioIk
Wallace was iMivorinir lii silver! principle," ('anlinul Matal wa hunl
speech, his neighbors, lluynrd Imm
I). Iiiwiu-o. slid iiandolpli ! .NmvJir
Key, us well us Hill cf Georgia, won-eoii-tniitly
lnterruititii him. The fol
lowing I kiii) uf the points ho nmdo on
the Senator liimi IMawurw: "The dif
ference lu'twcon th" Keiiulnr fiim el-
Itis ijiieslion, is that he would regulate
the value under the Constitution be
tween silver lulliou as a coimnodity.
asAinnltur ol nierchaiidiso, and gold
coin as full legal tender money tijfre
cnitol by the dspreaation and Jcbiuemeiit
of sittrr.' while I would 'ruiriilute
viilue when I have tested the Increase in
viiluo thai would ho added to the white
motul hy using it as coin and by putting
upon it full legal tender functions.
When wo shall have ascertained what
the relative value of proportion be
tween tho two metals is by using sil-
ores money and by Impressing npon
it the debt paying power, men we
ahull he in a position to adjust the rel
ative value between the money, silvor,
and the money, gold ; but if wo un
derlitko to regulutu it now ir regulate
limply the value betMxn silver bullion,
demonetised and depreciated tilver bull
ion, and gold appreciated and stamped
icith debt paying power."
I L sr
The BtsT Plan. The Hurrisburg
Pifnof rnrnarka ; "Tho advantage ol
Senator Wallaces plan for tho invest
ment of small earning in three-sixty
Hvo bonds over the postal scheme is
that the former does not requiro a
great machine of government to put
and keep it ill operation. Through
the various banking institutions of the
country the people will have the means
of investment in the bonds, and when
the whole loan is absorbod there will
be an end ol the matter. But the pos
tal savings scheme on tbe other hand
will mako of tho post olllces perpetual
banking institutions concentrating still
more power in the general government
when it oxercisoa too much already
Senator Wallace's p'an simply proposes
a long bond of small denomination for
investment, and the people will be
able lo take it up without tho aid ol
the official machinery of the post-
office department. Tbo postolliee has
enough to do in attending to tho busi
ness of recoiving and delivering letters.
for which it was established. It should
have nothing to do with negotiating
loans."
Tue Riant Tone. Tho Patriot por-
tinenilv remarks in this way: The
aneciul committee selected by Jlr.
Speaker Myor on the alleged fraud In
tbe Forest county case contains four
members (or a majority) wbo opposed
any investigation. Such a construction
uf the committee is a gross and mon
strous violation of a well understood
parliamentary rulo, but it is just bal
might bava been expected of the pres
ent occupant of the Speaker's chair.
Should another ocralon uriae the
House will be compelled in self-defense
and in self-respect to tako tbe selection
of the committee out ol the hands ol
tbo Speaker. Tbo selection of this
committee shows that Mr. Myor does
not waut an investigation of the For
est county fraud, and he will not be
disappointed. It is at the same lime
a fiuo commentary on Mr. Ajjnew's
boast that be courted an investigation."
Why, ll is a wonder that the Speaker
did not appoint ono ol his sons on the
committee.
TUE DEAD POJVTIFF.
Pope Pius the IX, died at Home, on
Thursday, the 7th Inst., in his 86ib
year. 11 is full name was Giovanni
Maria Giovanni Battista Pielro lsidoro
Mastai Ferritti, was born al Simgaglia,
on tbe west coast of Italy, of noblo
family, on the 13ib of May 1792.
Even bis youth was eventful; bis life
was saved by a playmate when drown
ing; be was, alter having for soma
years received tbo instruction of bis
father, sent to the College of Tolterra,
where epilepsy seized him and threat
ened to end bis days; finally, in 1809,
his health having been reatored, bis
mother presented him to the Lord, and
be received bis first ecclesiastical ton
sure, and, a few days after, went to
Rome, and. in 1818 be was ordained
sub-deacon, and in Lent, 1819, deacon
and priest. II is first mass was cele
brated at the chapel attached to tbo or
phan asylum known as Tata Giovan
ni's ( Daddy John's), from the poor
stone mason who was its founder.
Here bo labored for lour years. Then
ho accompaniod a delugato apostolic
to South America. Tbey landed at
Montevideo and crossed tbo continent,
with considerable risk, to Chill; but
in 1825 returned to Rome, where be
was given chargo of the hospitals,
school and reformatory ol San Miuhele.
Two yesrs later he was named Arch
bishop of Spoleto, being then 35 years
old.
With his advent all the sweet and
holy charities of neighborly intercourse
began to flourish anew, and bring forth
a rich crop of peace and happiness
and prosperity as well, There was
not a family throughout his flock with
whoso aims, hopes, cares and griefs the
prelate- did not identify himself, nut
an industry or an undertaking in which
he did not show a sincere and active
interest.
The plague which desolated central
Ituly, in 1832, gavo occasion for new
exhibitions of his great and fatherly
ipiulilies. Tho year after he was trans
ferred lo t lie seo of linola, where Greg
ory XVI. fell that the presence of sui b
msn was needed. Tbe Ilomag'tia
was then in a stale of gieal agitation
and disquiet. His career here was but
the continuation of his lite at Spoleto.
In 1810 he was made cardinal, but
ho was so poor that he could not have
madu the customary journey to Rome
it his friends had not come to his as
sistance. In June, 1346, ho was called
to Rome to participate in tho election
of a successor to Gregory XVI. Ho
was then iu his G5lh year. The car
dinals Wore divided into two parlies,
according to "their attitude toward
reform in the Papal Stales, or tho ex
pediency of muking certain concessions
to modern society." Lambruschinl
was the leader ol the Conservative
wing, Maslai, a moderate member of
the Liberals, believing "that the con
ciliation of Italy with the papacy in
volved no abandonment of papal pre
rogative, and the conciliation of tbe
Catholic church with tbo progress of
modern society, wilb the Just rights of
liberty, or tha demands oi science,
ly regarded as a cnndidiito lor Pope,
but he was elected on tho fourth bil
lot, und bueamo two hundred and six-ly-fliKt
successor ol Saint Peter. The
nuw I'upo proclaimed au amnesty to
tliu hundreds l olitical prisoners und
lliu thiiusuuils ol potilicul exiles
me
- : v Twaw-w - . ar-a a" "
lime lo lime, the reforms InalliuUn
and the political and economic meas
ures announced became known to the
people, their enthusiasm over thuir
now sovereign increased. Through
1817 ho continued his reforms, but to
uurJ';)!"!' J of that yeta?-ame ro
yoll, and In 1818 open revolution. His
iuisior was assassinated and his sec-
rcturv shot down at his side. On the
24th of November it became necessary
tor the Pope to Icavo Rome and flue to
Gaota, where he remained until the
12th ol April, 1850.
He was, however, restored to Rome,
and in 1851 promulgated tbo doctrine
ol tbo conception, which he bad de
clared in bis exile. In 1857, lo ascer
tain the exact condition of his domin
ions, so as to bo able to redress all
griuvauces, ho made a tour Ihrough
his domains, and many improvements
were the result. Tbe agitation for a
united Italy continued. In March,
18G0, the Pope isaued a bull of excom
munication against all persons con-
ment of his dominions, but its effect
was imperceptible. Tbe Italian move
ment gained strength from month to
month under the lead of Garibaldi,
Count Cavour and King Victor Ktnau
uel, and, finally, tho Pope found him
self stripped of his temporal power.
In 1865 the idea of the (Ecumenical
council was concoived, for several
years pieparalions were made lor it
and in 18(59 it convened ; in 1870 the
dogma ot papal infalibility was decided
upon. Henceforth the Pope's life be
came one of protest against Italian en
croachment. In 1871 oamo tbe famous
anniversary of the 22J of August,
when Pius IX. acbioved "tho days ot
Peler." In 1877 occurred that mem
orable Episcopal jubilee, tbe fiftieth
anniversary ol the elevation of Giovan
ni Mastai to the dignity of archbishop
The Biforma says: the Roman and
German cardinals wish to elect a Pope
of advanced age, but the Italians pre
fer one not intimately connected wilb
the ovents of the late reign.
The Italian government baa tele-
graphed the foroignmonta, pledging
tbe security of tbe conclave.
A special dispatch from Rome says
"Prince Bismarck has instructed tbe
Gorman ambassadors at Rome that
Germany refrains from j'l interference
till a new Pope is elected, after which
event she may take action." Tbe Timet'
Berlin dispatch says: "If a moderate
Pope is elected, Germany Is expected
lo make overtures lor ftn understand
ing." New Yohic, February 10. Cardinal
M't'loskey, in accordance with an in
vitation he received from Rome on
Thursday night, sailed yesterday lor
the Eternal City to participate in tbe
election of a successor to Pious IX. In
compliance with the wishes of the car
dinal the occasion was marked by no
demonstration or formal farewell on
the part of bio friends. Friday be sjient
in ponsultation with Vicar-Generu
Quinn and Chancellor Preston, wbo
together will have tbe government of
the archdiocese during bis abeenoe.
A (lor a few hours sleep tbe cardinal
roso, and after receiving a fow of bis
friends Wbo bad heard of bis intended
departure and oame to wish him fare
well, be entered carriage with bis
private secretary, Father Farley, and
Vicar General Quinn, and was driven
lo tbe Inman steamship wharf.
The Eight Br 8even RiroRMis
Very dirty work is still going on at
Washington. No President prior lo
Mr. Hayes not even Grant charged
the purchase money of bis horses or
their keeping to the public. But Mr.
liayes, wbo is of an exceedingly thrif
ty turn, signalize bis advent in the
White House by such a charge. John
Sherman, Secretary ol tbe Treasury,
bas submitted bis estimates lor tbe cur
rent year. Among those for tbe ex
ecutive office are the following :
Coatlafaat aaaaaaaa, aiaaatlra atli
atatlooart,raesrd aouka.lalaraM. aarladl
aala sad boaaa for library, ratatnllaaaeaa
ilaa aod aoatlnraoelra, wAirA mil iaaada
aaraaafraf, aatl'ifr, aarral aad saraa $T,0SO
This is 11,000 more than the amount
appropriated by tbe al Congress for
oonlingent expenses, Part oi it name
ly $2,705, is thus accounted for in the
Secretary's bill of items :
Parchaaa of sarrlago for aiaaattra afloa, 9 0A
Paiobaaa afoaa aatr af auraat,
Oaa aat of doabla haraaM,
Faraga far aaa pair of borraa far ana yaar,
r-hMiiif, aua pair of horara far aaa yaar
Ordloarj rapaira of aarrtaaa,
Ordlaary rapatra af haraaM
Salary af aaa SHataogar (driver la siaaat)
for ana yaar,
Tolal
It might not bo impertinent to in
quire what use tho President is sup-
posed to make of the 150 000 paid bim
annually by way of salary f On ball
lhat sum no predecessor even dreamed
of asking Congress lo appropriate
money to bay bim horses and carriage.
Ho would as soon bave demanded an
appropriation to repair or renew bis
pantaloons.
Becoming Lively. The corruption
malady iu elections seems to bave rug
ed in different parts of the Slate during
the past two years, especially in the
election of Sheriff. The gentleman
elected to that office in Butler county
has been deposed for corrupt practices,
and now we nolh that the Shell, Is in
Schuylkill and Pike ronnties are being
tortured in the same way for the
"crookedness" they practiced during
election times. We bopo the Courts
will vigomsly enforce the Constitution
al Provisions on this subject, and there
by break up the vile practices of bribe
ry and corruption at elections.
A clerk in the School Deportment,
at Ilarrisburg, got away wilb f 10,000
of the State funds last winter, in the
shape of a book. Tbls winter ho is af
ter f 20,000. Modest indeed f If that
ontorprising fellow is allowed to stay
there a few years longer bo will "go
lor" the two million balance, il he is
not locked out, and tbon watched.
Fall or a Bsidoe The long bridge
over the Schuylkill river, at South
street, Philadelphia, gavo way on 8al
urday, and precipitated six span Into
tbe river. The original cost of tbe
bridge was 1750,000. It ta estimated
that 1100.000 will repair tbe structure.
THE K ASTERS WAH.
Wasiiiniiton, February It. A oi
lier dispatch received al tho llriiish
nation represents the iKisiiion of af
fairs in Kurupo as jutrolnely grave
.ml leaves liillii hoiM of a peaceful ad
imimunt - . I
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Constantinople, rol.ruary 11.
The sultan has invited the Grand Duke
Nichi'lt lo spend a few days in Con
stantinople. Lonimin, February 11 A dispatch
from Const anlinoplo stalat I list, In con
sequence nf'tliooljectionsol tbo Turk
ixh jjovwionent, ho lintisli fleet lm
not vet passed through the Ditrtlunelles.
Russia threatens lo occupy Constanti
nople wilb un armed tim e if the llrii
ish fleet proceeds further.
Tliu English Cubiiiel is now in ses
sion, considering this new phase of ihe
situation.
A dispatch lo Router's telegraph
company tro" St. Petersburg, says:
"Tho Agenet finite Issued an arllcle re
pealing its declaration of Salurdny,
that the entry of fluets of tho powers
into ihe Hosphorus ata moment when
peace is being negotiated will imply
luil liberty of action tor Russia."
ll says : "If the presence of fleets is
neeessarv for the protection ot Chiis-
Hans, this duty belongs equully to ihe
Kussian troops,
London. February 10. Tho Russian
agency, of Su Petersburg, states thai
the dispatch of the British fleet lo the
Uuspborus restores to Kussiu ntierty ot
-.!.., f IKu wi-jwul i. to voirul
in the maintenance of order and the
attainment of a durable and rquilublu
solution of the eusturn question the
fleet will be welcomed as an auxiliary.
At any rate, Russia will regulate her
attitude by that of Hngluml.
The Vienna rvltttctil Correspondence
slates that arrangements are being
made lor a meeting between the Sultan
and ihe Grand Duko Nicholas, at To
hatahlja. The Timet approves the govern
ment's action in sending a portion ot
the fleet to Constantinople, ll says:
"All danger of a renewal f the war
between Turkey and Russia is now
over. The Russians are practically
masters of Constantinople. Nothing
remains for us to be concerned about
but the duo settlement of the terms of
peace and the protection of our imme
diate interest. Russia is under an hon
orable pledge not to advance further.
"Should she do so under any pretext
she would arouse the suspicion and ex
citemont of this country, of which the
last two days have afforded some dan
gerous premonitory symptoms; but if
she will loyally restrain ber forces even
within the limits fixed by the armistice
there is no reason why the conditions
ol a permanent peace slioulu not Do
temperately discussed and deliberately
determined at a congress."
The Timet' Vienna correspondent,
telegraphing on Friday evening, savs:
'Russia, beside her exception lukon to
Vienna as the place tor holding the
conference, announced that sue bail
some other observations to make, which
word .aut by a special messenger anil
are expected hero litis (Fri'1') even
ing, it can scarcely bo expected thul
now, when to a certain extent Rusaia
has already exercised therightot trrul
ing alone wilb Turkey, she will lully
recoginse le equal rights ol the other
signatories lo approve, reject or muddy
all the points ot her separate agree
ment, and It is more than probable mat
sbe will insiat on certain points as nut
debatable by the conference.
A telegram is reported to have bvn
received by the admiralty slating that
neither Russia nor Turkey will object
lo ihe Englitib fleet going It; Constan
tinople.
Constantinople, t ebruary v. tno
I urkisb forces lo day evacuated n id-
den, Rusichuk, Siltria, Belgrade and
Erzerourd nd have withdrawn from
the Buiuda Chekmeieci to a line
from Kn'tik Chikmcick to Akabanur. I
The neutral sune Is twelve miles broad. I
Gentlemen Keep Cool The con
viction of Anderson, one of tbe mem
bers of the Louisiana Returning Board,
to agitated "the government" al Wash-
inglou, that immediately upon learn
ing the fact Hayes called a Cabinet
meeting for the purKa of discussing
tho tate of the rogues who counted lhat
Slate for him in 1876, but are now on
tbeii way to the Penitentiary. It ap
pear that liayes & Co , very wisely
concluded to lei Amluraon, and bis eon
federates in crime go to the Penitenti
ary, and not interfere with the 8late
Court ol Louisiana. 1 list question
could have been aellled up here In the
buck woods without Cabinet mooting.
Of course tbe other three will also be
convicted, as they were all tarred with
tha same stick.
A Radical Statesman. (Jot-bin nf
South Carolina, carpel bigger and
claimant to a seat in the Senate of the
United Slates, is again beard Irom. A
select com millee uf ihe Senate of South
Carolina.afVerinvesligating the charges
made against him some time ago ol s
propriating certain moneys of the Ktate
to bi own use and bribing members ol
tbo Legislature to vole lor bim lor
United Slates Senator, has recommend
ed that the evidence taken in the in
vestigation be placed in tho bands ol
the Allornuy Uelieral of ihe Slate, ailh
instructions to at once commence civil
and criminal proceedings against the
would-be United Slate Senator. He
may therefore land in the Slate prison
before be occupies a seut in Ihe Senate.
Grow Con u a Pan M. Kit-Speaker
(Jrow is learning some things in liar-
rishurg which be neglected to Slid out
when at Washington, ror instance,
he says "bo bad supposed thut can
didates were nominated in conventions,
but if the thing is all sol up beforehand,
what js tho useol holdingcoiivontions?"
Thal ia a conundrum lor which he
ought to bo able to get an answer in
Uurrisburg, but a Mr. Grow ssys be
"don't belong lo any setting up school,'
perbups be isn't in communication with
Simon's pure sources of information.
Gettino TrtEia Shrouds. Our op-
ponents begin to see the hand writing
on the wall. The liadical leaders in
this Legislature aru engaged in nulll.
lying the verdict of the people of Penn
aylvaniu in the last election by dustroy
ing tho power of the pemocrulie Audi
tor General and Stale Treasurer
Ihrough bank commissioner bills and
other ingenious devices. 1 he next
llliiu the plow of the people will gt
deep enough to uproot thu Itepuhhcaii
Legislature and there will be an end
uf theso legislative contrivances.
Let's Settle. An exchange puis it
ibis way : by this dincord on flnuti
rial questions between the Kant and
tbe West T Let us have peaco. We
propose that all the debt due by the
West to the Knot shall be paid In gold
because the East prefers gold ; and
that all the debt duo by tho Kant le
tbe West shall be paid in silver because
tbe West prefer silver. I not this
fair aod fratornalT If not, why not T
THE IU.AND SILVER BILL.
f.-lilW U-1H 111. I. .1 I 111 MlHIllI ullfi.t.1
bill as it passed the llonno and us il I
now stands before the Seiiatu. Thej
Mouse hill ulnls with Ihe words printed j
in bru kets. The Hcnato Coniinitli
on finance struck nut the words in
In - Mi'li - la itiitl iilili-.l lint wortla wliu-li
lollow, l.nnled in italics. The rentier i
.1 .... I.u l.i. lit l.i - I... .u l.lnt ui..l u-i
I .... I. l.i.ll. I. lit. I. t'. ..... I.i,.. U...I u-.tll l
mun i u-. -e- j --
.Senate.
An A"t la aalburlar Ibt frt-a et'lsajra af Iha
laliilaril tlvrr d-tl.ar aad lo rraloro u lagan
Irndvr obtraeiar.
c if enacted, dv. Thul there shall be
coined, al he several limits ot the I'ni
letl Slutcs, silver dollars nf the weighl
of lour hundred anil twelve and u hall
t grains trnj of sianTfurd sflvi'r, as pro
vnlcil in the act ul Juiitiuiy eighteenth,
eighteen hiindrtd am' thirty -seven, on
lm b shall oo ihe ilvvices and sitK-r-scripliolis
provided by said act ; which
voiiis, together with all silver dollurs
liorelutoru coined by Hie t'nited Stales
ot like weight and fineness, shall tie a
legitl tender, al their noniiiml value, for
all ileitis and dues, public and rivate,
except w here ol hurra epiovido I bycon
tract ; and uny owner of silver bullion
may deposit the mini al any United
Stutes coinage mint nr assay ollice, to
lie coined into sui b dollars, lor his tit-no
fit, upon the sumu terms and conditions
as gold bullion is deHsiled for coinage
miller exixling laws J Anil the Secre
tary nf the Treatury it authorised and
directed, out of any money in the Trcatu-
ru not ntherictte armrnpnntea, to purcnuu.
from time to time, titter bullion at the
market price thereof, not lekt than tivo
mtimiH iiwtw a jmr ainnra, nw wuir intin
fuur million dottan per month, and caute
the tame la be coined isTo tuch itotlori.
And any guinor teigniorage arising from
this coiiuuie lhall tie accounted tur and
paid into tin Treasury, at prodded vs-
ter ex isting aies relntnr in the tubsitliary
coinage: prmded, that the amount of
money at anh one lime invested in smh
tiltvr bullinn, exclusive of tuch resu ling
com, shall mi exceed five million dollars
A MJVEL BARKER.
Wo recently learned, and wero high
ly gratified lo know that our ntutiml
Iriuint Seely, ol the Jersey Bhore Iter-
aid, had turned hanker, ilustatusthal
iu lHUa, he tud a few chums raked up
fliOOUO in gold, which one of them
transported to New York, and there
traded il of lor $100,000 in greenbacks,
and came back to ibu' Shore" with his
pile. Ami after some consultation
ainouit ourselves about war, and finan
cial affairs, we agreed to start a Na
tional Bank, and without much cere
mony one of our parly posted off for
Wushiiir,lon. witn our pile oi green
bai-ks. and there neiruiiuled with the
Federalaulhorilies.tor Rank Charter.
The btruraiii was soon closed. Our
mutual triend counted down his $100,
U0Q aixl took bonds lor the amount,
bearing gold Interest at 40 per cent
premium. But beloro leaving "I ne gov
ernment" banded him back $00.0011
wort hot National bunk notes which he
conveyed lo the ' Shore" and we struck
out fur hiisiness; ami lor the accommo
dation of our neighbors. Wo loaned
them these note at from 12 lo 15 per
cent interest while we drew $0 000
gold interest, on the $10,000, su i ntu
itu left al Washington, say tor 15
jears, making in all shout this:
Intercut on tbe $10,000 lei tat Wash
inglon, $00,OUU; interest on the notes
we bandied, $110,110(1. In short, we
bave cabbaged in interest during ihe
past 15 years $200,000 and westill have
$100,000 at Washington making in all
81100,000 on an iiiveainieiil ot $ti0,000.
Thus we have doubled our capital
every three year. Hume people may
think this is a table; but like Uukes
Ames, of Credit Mubllier lame, we like
hi in invented our. money "where it
would do the moat go-sl." It is true,
some folks are growling about it, but
it bas been a fair government transac
tion, and we are tbcrclbro not censur
able for supporting it while we at the
tl.fil.l.l.l ,.., flu -1 mw.,1
,; i
"ve" K ' wnanye.
i .
AweulI Tbe Harrlahurg Iwltpeni
ent, of the 20ih ult., relates tbe follow.
ng: "About three o clock yesterday
an accident of a very trigbllul nature
occurred at tbe boiler works of Mr.
1'ipiict, in the First ward, this city.
which resulted in the loss of an arm
to a workman named Wm. Murphy.
It seems thai at the hour above desig
nated, while Murphy and another me-
ol anic, El. S. Heller, were about to
tighten a bell which bad been thrown
I rum a puliy fur Ibat purpose, and
were standing on a platform about
twelve feel from the ground Heller
engaged in lancing the bull and Mur
phy buttling it up wilb bis right baud
by some unaccountable occurrence
Murphy' coat sleeve caught in the
-hulling, while the powerlul engine
was making about two hundred
and filly revolutions per minute, and
be lore be could extricate bis arm be
was curried upwurd against the pulley,
where ho braced himself with a pow
erful eflurl with his led hsnd and ac
tualiy stood me rtairtti waiwin until tils
right arm was wound np in the bell
ing and torn off about ball' way be
iikn the elbow and the shoulder.
fhe unfortunate man then dropped tp
the floor, his fellow workmen gather
ing around him aa sisin as possible lo
render assistance. Tbe engine was
immediately stopped and the mangled
arm removed. Fortunately, Murphy
wa iioasesaed ol much muscular
strength, wbicb enabled bim to brace
himself, as it were, wilb a tremendous
purchase; otherwise, he would mtst
likely have been cur. led through the
machinery and terribly mangled."
Tho Ilarrisburg falriot furnishes
some interesting tact about Pennsyl
vania Legislators. Uf tbo Senators,
twenty one are lawyers, seven are phy
sicians, six merchants, five farmers,
three journalists, two manufacturers,
two Contractor, two politicians, one
teacher and ono ot) pro.tcer. Of the
Representative, Any two aro mer
chants, forty-ono aro tradesmon and
clerks, thirty-seven farmers, twenty
fuur lawyers, fifteen physician", ten
manufacturers, eight teachers, six nil
producers, lliree editors, two hankers.
two railroad conductors and ono hotel
keeper
Supiien Death. Mr. Wm, Welsh
hrothiTuf the American minister to the
court of Si. James, fell dead ol heart
disease, lust Monday afternoon, at
Wills' Hospital Philadelphia, al which
place hi was visiting at the time. II
was 70 years old, Mr. Welsh was one
of the most eminent citiaens of Phila
delphia, and his death is deeply deplor
ed. At tho time of his death he was
president of Girard college, and was
identified with many benevolent Inati
lotions in that city.
A resolution to expel O. F. Bullard,
a member of ihe House from Lelaware
county, was offered tho other day, bui
being deemed premature, was referred
lo tho Judiciary Committee. By his
flight he ha admitted his guilt, and it
is only a question of time when hi
name will no longer disgraco the roll
of the House.
Itr.ro M. Th I'lllMburg Methodist
episcopal preachers declare for funeral
reform, plainer cofl)na, fewer carriage,
bo mourning apparel, aqd only the at
teodanoe to th grave necessary to
secure proper burial.
In Tuhi;ule. The editor of tho Lan-
I cnsti r Jnttlligeneer has an awful lime
"' lItl"K "P candidate lor linvcrnor
and in appointing the Clerk lor Auditor
General Schell. anil Slate Treasurer
Noyes' uflieen. The man hat list much
on hands to du hiiusell justice and
" property. ..e..oto
es-rs. Schell ami Noyes will give
diluted, as well as the selling up of a
gubernatorial candidate, and the run
tiing of his puper, something is bound
to give way by the dog days, if he is
not relieved. -
The Mi(ldlo .(Hsjrwit Penitentiary
bill passed socond reading in the House
in Tuesday materially amended. The
original hill provided for a commission
of thirteen, named in the hill, to select
tho silo and begin tho erection nf the
building. The hill as amended pro
vltles for but seven com mi winners.
who shall be named by tho Governor,
and who shall not reside in tho dis
trict. It also adifs tho following coun
ties to tha district: Tioga, McKoan,
Potter, Bradford, Lycoming, Sullivan.
Montour, Columbia and Northumber
land.
Well and l.'oniun Dead. Hon.
Gideon Wells, ot Hertford, Conn, and
Secretary of the Navy, under Lincoln,
died n Monday evening. Hon, Chas.
M. Conrad, successively member ol
Congress, United Slates Senator and
Secretary of War under President Fil-
nioro. died at New Orleans on Monday,
aged seventy-three J vars. Thus two
prominent men who served asCabinei
ministers passed off tbe slags on the
same day.
Alasmed. Hayes, Sherman & Co.
are greatly excited over the conviction
of the Louisiana rogues. Garfield.
Hutu, ami our General burn, llurr
White, express their sympathies fur
the same siring ol scoundrels. Why
is not the Hon. Job Stephenson of Cin
cinnati, wbo was onn nl the visiting
gentlemen, railed to the stand by
Hayes A t o. to stale what he knows
about the conduct of the Returning
Board.
Let it be Settled. The New York
IIVM in alluding to Ike recent Ocean
disaster veers in this way: "The sta
tions ten miles apart and seven men to
patrol the beach." There is the sini
pie story ot the loss of a hundred live
on the wild North Cirolina shore.
Wbo is responsible? The Republican
Secretary of ihe Treasury or the Dem
ocrats in Congress ? Or holb T Nov-
er mind about the ship till we settle
this."
Uessian Ktr. The American Agri
culturist tor February has informalities,
lhat "this pest of the wheat plant is
now operating destructively in many
parts of the. country Michigan Wis
consin, Canada, New York, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Kentucky
and localities between."
Tb "City of Itichmond," a vessel
chartered by Messrs. Collins, will take
its departure for Braxil from Philadel
phia on tbo 20lh Inst. A large num
ber of those who took passage on the
Metropolis will sail on this veasel.
gfic drtrtisrrarnts.
N
.TOTIl'l-' I hara lafl mi anaaaata with .
ir parts tba uat witbia 3 aaya. aartiaa win
srsgeati. ft II SIIaW.
C aarl.ll, Pa , Jaa. 1.1, IHII-4U
E
Tfaia aehvol will aaaa la th Lan Bird lira
rfed Mioel beli'tiat;. Cleat ftrld. P .b MONDAY
APKIL Z:td, 1ST, and bob Ibu lTra wean a.
Tullloa. far 0$ataB hranabaa ,..ttJtt M
Uiitbar Eas'Ub Bad rtaa-ieaL. - 00
A NortBal will be f-rti-d If drairad.
Clrd, b II H B O. YOUN'tl M AN.
AUDITOR'! NOTICE
JoBattiBn Buy b toe Wj. Albert. Hanra
Aitx-ii and ( ! Albert, daint: ba-iBe-a ae wa
Abart A Kro'. la Cuaju-ia I'laai ef UtVerfieid
0BBt. Vo.
TB BBdftct4 Auditor appotatad ey taa
Coart lo dtrlrihata tba bj we eriin; 'rata tb
ata of DfvDdei'tf real eUi.ataonK iba lira ered
iiura, wil b'lend a lb bearing at bi ado-. Ib
tb Coart Hta, oa Tbrady. rbrary fitib.
at ll'olec. B $a.,aahiB ill (wtrtta tab
Bullae, Jolt A Kb J
r.b. U it Auditor.
i ateariBe IIbI'B aralrvi.nao Raltaafiratbar.
la Iba Coart mi 'o$a.oa ia.i ef Ctoertald
eoBBly, Pa N. S7I, Janeary Tarta, iHTi.
The BBlariTted v -$BiaiMtar, apfMiaiea ay
tba Ceati ta Ukva taatktaeny im tbe entire auted
rua. b-br . Btia Ikal ba will allBd !
tba dulint of asid aipolBtaeat ai tba oBo al
M array A Uaua. la tba borough af Claaraald,
a tbe lib day al Nana, A. u. IB7I. eeiwr lb
A. 0. WKAVKH, CvaiBilHieaar.
Claarlald, fob. iS-Al.
VVOITOH'K KOTICI-
Jaeffib Fry fa Siawa Jdc Par lead,
i .:oaiaiea Peoa af Cirarfiald evaaty. Ko. l4l
MarobT, IST. Al Pi Fa.
Tbe BBdarrlgaad Auditor anpolated to rewnn
Ib tb B3ter p( aeboowe4yaBt af 8hrif
daetl. and diairibut.M of tb tiroeaadl af ll of
real artel ai aB'iar ab- Pi. Fa., hereby j Ire
out lea ibat b will MBI ta tbe duuea ef bia ap
bolntaiaBt at SU o im tbe Bn a(b el t'lear
brld, en Tba rail a v, lb lib dj ef Fabruery, A.
li. 11, at lee olocb, a $a.
DAN. W. McCURDY,
Cletrfleld, fab I" 4t. Auditor.
AirtimiR notice.
Ib tbe Orpbaaa' Coart of Clearfield iwanty
Ib tb waiter of tba ieepiioa to the aoeount of
Joha B. Raffarty, one of th admiaietrator of
7 K RafTar(, aa Sled by lb adaiiaiftral ur$
ef said Joha B. Rffrty.
Th BnJralffB A editor areola lot! by the
Cearl te take ltioi'iBy aad rpirt to iba I'oart
brraby givae aoti that be will alland tatbe dutiaa
of biBiB"ln'n.fBt at bit bfteelaibe b-reujeb el
0lfarl.4lflTo-d-y1ia bihd; of Wtvrch, .
' ' ' 1AN. W. Mt Ot'RhY.
Craarfldl, Uh IM.. AHor.
JIVORCH NOTICE,
Mr? J. Barger, by her Beit friend, rt. Jr.
dlah Rergfr.
ISo, sJVrl, Pfpl Trral, 1B'(. BUBptrBft Pur
Dlroree.
Th sndatilgned OimmUalnaar, ipilnad by
ti)a Cnnrt te Ub teoiimoB.r lt tb above .
harrhy gtra B"t" that b will a'- a I o th de
liet of h i BBolatooi at ib aMoa a Moral
lah A Hue , In tb borough of IrarfU'd, oa
Hoed, Iba I lib iUv f Marrh. A. ll IHTd.
A A. hRaHAH, Cunnlifhntr
t Uarfleld. Feb. !Mi,
AVTIOft. AM aertana are aareh? warned
an1" pnrohaelBg or la any way tweddl nr
with ihe f .Hewing Brwini itrnpeMv. now la pna.
aerrtna nf J, A. Rlhal, af Br if tawahlra i t
Twtt h"Pr and harneas). t wi borae wafon, I
tMlr IIb alvda, I Mowlafl w)hlna, 4 an, t
halfer. I ftg. f rhep. f plowa, I barmw I aal
livalor. I wtad mill. W hu-hala wheat, 0 ha-h
eli oat, buht li enra. nl T arrea a hi at in tbe
ground. 8 are rte It the rrnend I bed an
IVd-lnt. I buroaw, IW.Oft feet aaw toga. Thla
prnpartT wai aaraba-ed by me at NbrliT a aala no
he III day or February, and la left with lent
Rtihel ob leas Buly, uJ'-et ta my order at any
time, h. n. NUUHI,
Lvthanhirg. Pa , Fab U lt
N
HTICB It PATITIO!l.
f Ilia OrtiK na Oaart af Cl.arSal.1 aaaatv. la
tha Blaltar al Iha rartilHM af Iha Haal K-tala ef
Williiw Htlablngi, lalaal Bradford lawaahlp. Is
aala euaatr. saaaawl.
haliaa la hraiv alraa le Jana Woolrtaa, aa4
Jaha Waalndaa. atr aa.b.a-l, Daat MlMhlaa-,
tlarr Aaa Maisr.aaSN H Malal. har haakaaS
Catharlaa tilahiaaa, a AafaaU. Kra, Baa
barliaarSian mm filrw. an4 Taaaia' U. raraT,
Ua.MlUa tj llaa.J Walaar. Thuaitf M. V.
Walaar, Manha Ha I, AalHis Wa k.r, J. Blah.
rvaiaar, Vila anitriar "rarj B naR.r. ivir..
af aaranaa istaraalad la aai4 aalaia, lhat Is la
quart al pankaae Is aal eatala will aa h.lS aa
Caaamalaaa, la aal lawaah.a.aw W BUfKSO Y .
ua iTH nay or u ikcu. a. o. iuti, at i
a'olaek a. f h'ra all eaai tllrai at lwr Ha
aracar. ANl)iW fEwIi, Jr., aWalU
aiaweaisi wmm- u-n.
Hnr Adwtlsfmfnts.
C1AI.I. AMI HK1TI.K.-OI prrmna la.'
j drt.laa lo llaliaa. M-Coikla A Vt ara ra- j
tUita lo aall al lhir fttraitara alnra aad rattla
tbair areoua'a wlib.tat dvlay, aither by ab ori
'.la, and 17 tbta oiraaa Bava aula aa I troabla lo t
all l.arllar ajuwraad.
Ol : LICII, MrCOHKLE, A CO.
ClaarOald. Pa., Jaa. . IIII If.
IMI NINTH ATI IHH- NOTICB.
L Nwtloa t hxrabjr glrea tbl Ltur of Ad.
da--S. banun araa dalj jtaatad ,v tha MB,
aigaed, all aarMoia iadt-blt-d la raid aiae wtU
tilaMaa aiakv laimediala oaynaat. aad thwaa bar
ma alatiat vr .It-wand Wlllprawul Ibt-ai preparl;
aulbaadiialad or anttUiaiial without delay.
K. II. MOO UK,
Lalhairbari, Pa., Pub S, 'IS 61 A Jia r.
t AMI 1MIHM
lookheke:!!
waul 1,000 but. lie!, ul OATS.
I want 20,000 pound of HAY,
Kcr which I wilt pay CASH DOWN.
JAM KS I..LEAYY.
I DiroB M NUTICK-
Etaatai Lather J C. WMi-pla A Co la
h 0iib'B PIihii ir CUarfis-ld eBB y. Km TV,
January Trin, Kl Ka No 'M, Juoa Tr a, 1HTT
Tha BinlaTniKnad Auditor. appnlnifd ! ntkr
and rrB-'H dlstrihal nm f Wscardl of ! ef fivr
M'Tiftl tr"' IT f J- O. W bl.p , Ib ar-sv- enfa,
ill attrni In the duli of Alt pi olotmanl. af
b'l nfflor, In bo CoiM 1 1 .., I-" Cr& A, t I
ooloek p. $., riU, rbrarf tt, HI,
mbtr all uu. tataraiial at attki th ir
cltim or b dobaairtsl (r m a ml'-c a 'a
fu-fl ft T t)KU KBANK.
Olaarflald. fo-. I, IHTrt-li Aa liter.
A1
MUTOK K N(TICiV."
Prnnl, Uvarfbt A fa. va. I W Minttar. D
H. RotbnM-k and J. R KiB.tort. aa iba Pdb ( '
Cm. Id lb Court uf Conmui PI a- al Cls-arHald
Must. Pi P 1..iU. J. .rr fara, IH7I.
unlT)'atn-d Aa'.it'-r. apuoiBial by tba
Court ta dioiritauie iba aavoaj aia'0( fra-a Ha
il r b daTendHnia partonal prpriy. baraba
fivil i. one that B win a land l 'ba aaita a
b'$ aipiiiliattat ai bit nfli, ta C'laarftaid, oa
Tiiarmla, Phra ir tl-', al U'lNk p
wbaa abd abara 'l parttaa mtcrvu.l tuat al'vad.
A ti. KtttMKK.
CUarAaM, Fab , 1S78 It AH-litur.
a. r. BLira. m. m mibt. . RBiLiaaa.
lil IK II UdOKIaLE & ( 0. S
FURNITURE ROOMS,
Market fHratiu Clearflrld. ta.
Wa PatiufaerBra Bit bindi mf FnrB.iara for
I'basirsara, DimIbx Kuoou, Librariaa aod Haiti.
II too Pit mi tur of ay hiod, dual bu
aaui aaa oar aioei.
Is all Ha braaebaa. praaipily atrat4a la.
oiaicn, mbcorkli ico.
ClaarSald, Pa., Fab S, IS.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
or
Valuable Real Estate I
Br vtr of aa order ef the Orph-.ni' Coart of
u learned eountr, in andrraigned, .fifoiaittrat.iff
oi tne taiate at jobb Uearv, late of Hloora lowa
hip,dac'd, wl aall at public wle, at tba Coart
neeae, ib iiaarBvltl, ea
Thursday, February 23, 188,
at t oVIooh b m , th fet lowing da-crlb-d Real
Rpfaie, tAwitt An Uattwr'aU aieoa nf land alt
aula ia Blwia tAwoihip, C'earflald ooaate. Pa,
honadei by lead of J -ha llephirn, Ur, 1 tsr,
rrana vreeii ao l. r. Hloom. eottaiaiBaT
74 ACRES,
har ng alanit thirty B"e elearel and la a good
eiaia oi r-ui'iTiuoe inera le a amall boaaa and
bara, aad nail orchard thereon.
TERMS OF SALE i.
Oaa.lhlr.l of Iha pa ohaaa mooav te ba ail.l at
onanraiaii at ra'a, aa I Iha aalanea IB Iwuaaal
aaaal pafraaata, with lalaraat, ta ba aMina br
m i i oa taa j.rr m i
JOHN SMITH,
Foraal, Pa , Pab , IITMt. A lat'
nriRltL I.IST.-l.iKof rattan a. dnan t.r
I trial at Marah Tana. A D 178. aorataaaa-
na Maftday, Marah II. ant enntinutag iwewraha.
PI EST WEEK. MONDAY, MARCH 11,
I. CI, MaCloaaaa
va Jiiha Hriaa.
ra It. Shawa aalaia.
Joha J Pailari-a
Ahrara Krphart
M llarwa A Br
R. Hn.a mi
Daatl Wravat
f.alwlr-l Kohlwa
Thotaaa R. Hl.na;
. H Marrlah
a. Brrwiarj, bit. A Ca
vi.
va. Mattsaw Bloeaj.
vi A. K-rio.
va. Wilit.ta. A nrar.
va Klilaaatof dial Co.
va. Willtaau A Hafttr.
VanO rtlxtiA Hhphard ra.
La-iaia a Hontaiin ri, m
I.. A A. M.rrrlaaa A Ca Tha M. L A L. Co.
Mart a E. sa.T4ar ra. r-atar M..aar.
IM Ran. a.t hrrrriraa ra J. M. Latahorn at at,
M. Mr-lli-ailry at. al. va Jaraaa D. asthonf .
S. Chanat
A Lan-Sarrv.
riatllaa A Wrb trr
Samaal B 4a -Cha
! G'lltrpla
vi RHIa Paraa.
vr, Jainaa I'lirr-M A &oa.
vi Willi .oi r. i .hnaaa.
M. Haarrl uaa
ri, BrabaarA llllipaia
Tiimn wur, MoiiPAr. march 25.
aa. H. Paatiaa
VI. Arnold, llarlahtra A
lllppla
va. Jurapb M aatlth,
va. Arn..d A Hnrunara
vl. J-Ko CamitMil.
vl. Jataaa a. Irvia.
vr. tl. U Mrr,l.i. al.
va Joha A Dllla.
vi 4 tram WnolwaH.
TvH SVmpla
Wra. H P.,ntlal
lra'.al Owmpiall
a. A 0 .hrai
J-hn P-lar
II Elll.it
Lvna A liTahtoa
arlava S'.a'Biaaa
vi Tha T A C- K. R Co
J-taai P- Hala
... Tba M. I, A U Co.
Taltla A a hliaiara Oa va. Clf'-I Er Caaih-nb Ou
Naha-I Wrirl-r va. ClCd Pianlna Mill Ca.
r-Hr'prilla -aa.tol Plat. vr. n H rarl-ir al. al.
Wartl Swiaf M. Ca. vr. R. R Cor-v at al.
r. B Haaia va H-lwr LaB"barry.
Pra'liald BAB. la'l va Mnllrxiar A Pra't,
VailrdoA Rbai bcrdv. Willi. wA H.m al
O'Nrllaj A Co. VI. Joha II frld.;
C. H. Tan all A Co. v.. AltraA Soh 'll.-ld.
Jaan f Bahntald vr. W. R. Eiocb.
HiBaar Mannf'g Co. va. A. tl. Straw ol. at.
niglrr rang a SaaaT ra J-.BB Oultoll
Woatlav Millar va. Walwr Sr.lrar.
Milrhall A -Srv vr, RoiaaaaB"! KanUt
Thra-t'-r Tralia ra. Julia Ans Raaaa
rb t, 1811. KLI BLOOM, ProlBiiBMar;
T UT nH JtJHIIKft.-Urt af Ja an drawn
j for Marab Trraj, A. D. lit, le roalinae
ihrra waaii.
riRST WEEK SECOND MONDAY, llTH
J.ika Li'lla. H i
J s Orarbart.
Jokn O-iader, Bradfor
Hamoal Cr ah "
Jalf CaMwall, tra.lv,
Jr-kn M Jordan. Oollok
David Hoover. II rah ara
And lllaa -a, ftuutldalv
at Llvarlfht,
K.lw'd P.dieon.
War MrKaj. Iloatral.
David Prtoe, Karthaaa.
H J Panli,
S i MrHandrv. "
Petri Rb, Bara-idalp
loa Mtlaball, Lewraooo
J W Fhaiari, ClaarSald.
J o r-rart,
Jna ft Rewlee.
J Jarlron,
traaa Jhnar,n, "
O B llorrver. Car'ivllla,
J h Co.,h, N Warh't a
j n nraf,
Ander-ana t,aii, Mori
-lobB Panla Prno,
Nitnon Welly, UnluB,
R II J-raoa.
r I TboaiBion,
Frad Bahar, Chrrl,
.lbn Allrl, Daaalar,
J H Bama. "
Joha H ntaB, On. ken,
R Ale.an.ler, Woodwara
JW B,, Ureoaweo'l.
Joel Ralalon, W.wdward
ORAND JUROR SECOND WEEK
18th.
H A Wrlttbl. Beeearla,
Robert H atr, Bell,
A M lllll, Bradtnrd,
Reel Nroo,
T J Frlai, H-.ali l.le,
w abarr-aBib
fhoa Hewitt, Helton.
R Hrldiear, Karikaaa,
J II liraiieker, nraily,
Joe Kaiaharirer, '
Ja.i UnhrH, "
Jaa ll.-ll, CnrtnKloB,
C R Norria. Lawrenaa.
Jaake'io H. Mirer, Mirrll
John R Ktler.
R Hldabrand. Newbarg
Wra r hrle, Hir.rd,
A S Shaw, U'.rhea,
tvtn rpredv, ue.-eola,
J ". Wanilward,
r J TborailoB. OraeB'l
Waltaaa Jny,
S1 liapbarl, Deaatar.'J.ia l lll((nl
TRAVERSE JUROR SECOND WEEK, 18tH
Wbj H-.llea. Beraarla,
Joa Whiiraar Blierai,
Jno llkeBHer.y, Oirat
w L llareer. naratar,
tlao Kbirey, lltrarrl.
Juba Br-iwa, B..ga,
liaae H-I.b,
at. L ll-aa, "
Etna Praraa. Bradford,
M.rtiB Witaun, '
Wilion Sbirey,
0 W Barter,. "
Adaai Si.b I. Brady,
T l l awry,
U W Pra a, "
li C Tbner,
L Sevier- "
PblUp Waartr, "
H Hanalel'. Jr.. "
D Ad.aia, Hanltda ip
Inn trriB. Cerweliavllk.
I P H.r.1, '
W V Hr.iit, Clearleld.
W J Handbill, -
1 atapheBaaa, "
Jnba Serve, Oavlnltaa,
rrabaarra.
J B Hariri. -
PeM 1(001, "
lao.tN-rrv, lloakeB.
lie. Btariah, llrahaai.
J Ataveaa.,B, llraar.wo d
SoM Aloieoder.lleiiek,
I ha By ra.
RMr.Nam.re, II . on I. I
l,.a We'llhurn, l-.tia,
HeoryWi ker-.w J.irdaa
Javaea liata, La a raaaa,
Z.-ar 0K,aB,
II W llllr, L llV.
lea ll,i(hea, kl irrli,
loka Hail,
Kdwar.1 Wall, P.an,
l'k. Wail, "
An-i Mgllonall, "
tl U Oaldeoll, Plba,
P Haaar. "
TU slaraoa, W,Hidwaid
TIIIRO WEIK-
MONDAY. MARCH 26rH.
Jaa Latber, Rear-aria,
Jaib Ileal, Brll,
Jaa L.ebrlt, Bffr.
A B llaidea, Blo..,
Uwil K lae, Bradford,
W S l e.e.ll. Bredy,
Jaa Dims,
Ha.b Kelly, "
Aag Haalnf.
kdwia UaaM.plearlald
II Bridie,
Area. Kannard, M
TkaaWaod.tk.il.
laa-'l R -k'r', Ore a a,
'bo Wiley, Ureeawool,
M Sbarn,
X k Hoover.
I .a Haaaa d. ite.lea,
.laba arayla. Hnatidala,
Wra T BleoBi, J..rd.a,
U J 4. .tea,
H Laaoard.
tl ilea Head. tawreBol,
Wot L.Baberrr.
Jeaaa llaaro, Morr I,
aorta UuiMak.
Prod Ptakalt Oaviairtoa!
J B HeaaeaberrT, Morrti
Thai Nevrta, fargaeoB,
Paler BraBitaaar,Utrard
. ... . a m
lea Suiwhorinbaar,
Joa aVotkraoa, "
- a aee.iej,
0 W KlM, On
lasvl waaua. Oeoeeie,
A 1 Oapslaa, Pika.
Wisrrttanfou 3ldrtrtifmfnti.
H'tih Mk wlr or iwn! all It btlr
) bath oft m tts'i gr,4iil. ik yimr ..rr for
tt. JkhI '.o Si.
ra lit ! ra r
i.n un th tUf of DAVID rK4.ZKK, Ut f
UrnhiM luwrtch-p, OIAiitll teiiut-, Pn',
rfrVd, kuflng hm-n duly f 'avouil to lb n lT
ftKnt. all pcrxnni iii)liUx1 U Mid Ut, wUt
riitoatH n nils tinmtMiUto p-f maol, mn4 ).
i'l elatittiw or dt-mtandi will pr- then bmiyrriy
utbBtietd for iUtLM withim fM-j.
AM US HLbl.KK,
OrftborDtun, Jn. 9, 1ST I-At, A4t$jr.
A'
DMIIMTH ATOHM Mfrril IS.-NdHm-
i bambv firao thai IV tlam af Adioinla-
ti.iieo oo iha afUlaof PKLIX IMCAHK. I' of,
l orB(ioB towoabip. Clear Bm 11 'uaie, Pa , dao d.
bar inn ban duljr sraaiod to iba andereitfavd , bU
paraun indi-brad t. laid oaUta will plnaaa taaho
UaBadiaia atBal, aad thoaa hailac elalaia or
daaianda aaitot tha aBia will prrii ihaat
pMnarif ButbatiaitJ ftr tculnaatit wltboM
dalay. . OUDKIK Tt
A'lBiiBirtralur.
AOMINIMTNATIHv p.tTI( ri.-Nt.tire
te berabr given tbit tetivra of Admlniitra-
tit.Boe lhaeaure ef K-4rilKrt . AhDLKM ..
late of Hike tnneh.p, C learn rid enuiitt,
Pa., daeeaead. baring b-eea dalr graaied to (be
anileraigond all pareona .ndi-bit-d it. raid rauna
will plvaao mahe iaimenat pijinent, and th.
aaving eiaima or gftaanaa win preeont iam
prparv aatbaatioated tur rt.letneat without
d.lay. H B. THOMPSON.
Cur went file. Pa , faa. 9, M77-lt Ad'r
l IIHI NaTH ATtlK Wt'TICB.
Notice la bcr'7 givea ibat Uirera of Ad-!ni-ireHon
ia tbe tie of MrtlA'l AnH-
RNr KLTKR, lata ef Bradr tw . IWiloM C
Hfoa'a. dae'd. bavin bea dalr araatad
tbe and-rtgiad, all poraona iolatiiad U aaid
tale will plaaao loatta iniovdiata pnrtartit. aad
lm.ee having elaluie or di-tnBl will prveeot
(item prifsrl autbetitioated fur tilem-at with-'.ut.i-l'T.
K. AHMKNKIil.TEK,
Latr.er'.org Pt.Jtn. 7e At
lHI4THATtK4 KorUIC.
KoliM le barrbr girea hl Ul tore of Ad-
uiiaietratioi ao the tsatat oi JNO. B PIi;aRU,
tale uf C-vir-atua townahtn. Clear Held a .antv.
Pa., aVeea'ad. bating bau duir craatvd t ihe
uoderalgaed, all peraoae tadabtad to aaid aetata
-lll plea atah a itemed iBi pavueal. aad iboeo
naviug eiaiaaa or dftBADila ag-tiBat toe aawa will
praernt then proprt aaihi-uiieaiad tur aetUo-
Bfut Wllaoui dalar.
JOHMJ PIOARU,
ClK LI.SK K. flCARD,
Adtnibtatratore.'
Freaehrille, Pa, Jaa. In, IH74 t
TIN & SHEET-IRON WARE.
CANDIS MEltllELL
Mm opened, la a bulldina on If ark at atreat, oa
tha aid Wee' era Utel loi, oppwaite ibe Osairi
nuaeo ia learnaia.a lib and ttbeat iroa aiaau
rartorr od8ter, wbr will be found at all time
a full lie of
S0VSE FTOKISHINQ C00DS(
StOTOS, Hordv&ro, Etc
Hnaee Bpuatlng aad all hiade ef Job work, repair
ing, Ae., done oa h.-ri autiee aad at re -unable
rale. A law, agent fur tba
SingerSewing Machine.
A ru,.piT of Machlnca, with N red lei, Ae, al
wti ob baad
Terne, ttrletlr eaah or eoaairr aroduee. A
bare of patrooage aultoltad.
O. B MKKKKI..,.
Superiateadeai.
Cleerfteld, April 15. 1877-lf.
A NEW DEPARTURE
L I' T II E R 8 HC R G .
Ilerealler, aood. will ka aol,t for CASH oaly,
or IB airkeoae for prodaoa. No braille will ba
leal ia Ike ratare. All aid eereea!. aiaat ka
arlUad. Tkoaa wka oaoaot aaak o,, will ptaaae
head ever their aotaa ard
CLOSE THE EECORD.
I am determined to eel) my good at oeah
prieaa, and at a die.. ant far below thai aver
offered ta tbia rtetakty. The diaaouat I alio aa
eaatoaiera, will mafct- ihota neb ia twenty year 11
they tnllow ear ad lea and buy tbetf gode fmej
ai. 1 will pay eh fnr wheat, nata an-i elurer
wd DA NIK I U MO it LA MKH
Luthrrabarg, January 17, n7T.
THE TIN SHOP!
RlVn(i MY 0V MniIR!
FRED. SACKETT,
ROOM NO. I, Vlt i OPRKA H(t8I,
Clearflrld. Fa.
RaapeetfaHy lBfiraia b(a uftaaer. aad tbe pab
Ur la general, that ba eoatiaaea le tBanafaelaTV
all ainde of
Tln.CopiKr & Shret-Iron Vrc,
of Inl alaM a. lariat aaly, aad la a workraaB
like aMaaal.
ROOFING and SPOUTING
done oa abort aulle aad very raatunabl tern a.
COOK STOV.ES,
IIRATINO STOVKH AND PI'RNACKfl alwaje
kept In Koch, aad for i tie low.
Gas-Fitting and Plumbing
a specialty.
Oaa Ftilnree atwaya on hand. AU work guar
leed to give aatlefaetioa.
A hare ef public patronage ear dia 11 y ae4liHed.
FRBD, SACK KTT.
Clearfield, Pa.. May t, M77.
REMOVAL!
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would reepeetfully aotlfy taa pablie geaeralfy
that be baa rem need hn Orneary Blora Iroa.
ba' Hiw, to tbe build tag feraerly ecapted
by J. Mile Kratier. ea Haeoad aireel, aeil door
to Higler'e hardware atura, where be intead
helping a full line of
U It O ta It I K H.
IIAMA, DKtKD SKEPaad LARD.
.SUUAR3 aad 8 RUPS, of all (radea.
TKA8,.reaaaB Blaok.
OfJfrKK, Routed aad Dreea.
FIX)UR AND PROVISIONS,
c.i.r.rzit fhi its,
All blndi la Ika aarkal. ' '
PICKLES, taJ.raaadbalT.lt
SPICRA, Ib arary fom aad Variety.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL K.INOHOI'CIIACKRMIa.
SOAPS,
MATCnKB,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACI1I8,
DRIED C8KRR1EI,
Coal Oil aal Limp CUzuuyt.
And a ffoad .Mortal eat af Ikoe. Iklaaw saBBlty
leal I. b iroeery etere, wklrk ka'wlll aiakaafa
far aaarkatlB at ika Barbel priaaf. ...
Wip aall f.r esak M ekeealy aa aay atkor aaa.
Pl.au aall lad e Mi Hook ud Jfa far
yo.riai.
JOB! kvoOADaBIT
OlasHald, Jaa. I, let.
iUm 'drrrttsrmrnti.
AMHTOH'tf WOTIC R.
Id ibOrt au' 0urt or Cer&td aniv,
In lb maiitruf lb .. "f A. R. rr-il'l, ) ..
I Tha BD laraikTDrd Aadtbir aip"lai4 lj it 14
Ctmrl la raftirt ilUlritiutt.m of tit balaon rata.ia-
rt.Kla tha bi,. r p. A. K mlaa an4 N. H. t
i!m, adBitt.tfrai"ri -1 mi . m
.amrtlrll v or-t.iird t-i, barabv givaa anlioa
iba' h will li and i iba daila ol b atpntnt.
Htrai.tso Kn iatr.Di l Hmwmf lrcb. A.l. MTS,
4 Wv'tumk.m. m. al b t Cloattoti, Fa.
liAN. W, bicOl'HDV,
0
tPMANH KU HT elAI.B.
Br virtue of aa order f the Orpbaete' Teert
'f riearfleid eoan'r, be andrraigna 1 A In. ai'tra
inr ate tWiNae aoa nf iha eel a a -f . H Kaff'fir,
Hao'-t. lata of Pane. II. P"ia tnwaabip, Cleorba 4
Connie, fa will tell ai t-aulie eel o the prim-
lava, on
, Thursday, March 7th, 1878,
al I o'elock p. aa., tb lollow In d eeribed real
re:"-, e-i : All ibat -ertaia lot "f gro'ioJ alia
mtm ia lh village Penn ulle. la P-nn ti.wnihip,
( fl Id eoBnty. p4.. bounded and dearrin-d aa
fnl in w ; bi'gtaolng at a ! eorner ef 'anp'fce
red ; ibanne north lng towaehtp r4 IS-i feet
to .ol iheuoe ea-t hy all- 104 faei to pott j
tbenee Mulh by line of N. A. Tr el fet t
poet i thano weat h ternpU rood 111 feat la
Ataeeef eginaiag, eHiai ilng tve-igbtba ef aa
MVi ai'ir or ), bar ng tbareon er 'd
Large iiotti Building,
at40 fewt, two ttorlea high, wltb haoh beMdiag,
a larg burn and ether ouibail-liBga. A hotel i
bow hep In 'b b
TERMS OF SALE i
0ihlrd of ib arehae -ia r to bo paid at
e-nflroj'irii at ai t this a.l in twoafaal
ennaal pa.nienl, with iaiara, ta areered 'T
bond and nixrtgaga on th prui.
JAVIK Mr KB WN,
Orainpion HiHa. rb K It. A im r.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
-or-
Valuable Heal Estate !
Under tha dear of tboOrp iua' Court of Clear-li-ld
ri'un'T. I'a , l tier win he ad ai puMia aele
at CL'KWBNrtVH.LK, Clearfield e ir ob
Tbursdaf. Much 14th, 1878,
the ellnwiag drribed raiuaSle l i KUta, ta
wit :
Par part So. B-Ing deaeriSed aa fllow t
w.teji ia He lownahip, I'luaHlelil eoiitle, a
hffinng al a blak oak eornY of purp'ta V n,
I and I t 'b-nea hr parptrt No. 1 aoutb tt da
grre enel lit I ft in prbra to a eberrr at th
river : thrnew dnwa the river hy ll" veraj oruaa
and HIuoe'. aa foil -.tutt 7 dore-a aat
4 a It p-rehe, aoufh iM deaTfwea aet I pw-rniee.
north HI d-graejeat t" t.e-obata ir'b M 'legreoe
t (ft p-reh- a-i'th HJ l-srtaa u4 1 1 ptrubee,
ofirth I degre t 11 p rnh a. eorth t degree
want XSiierehea, Borth l4 d-greee.at Inparoba.
north ?lldegrea eal 82 ier-'h-e aorta I) drgreee
art 14 nere nee. Birth SI d"gree at pohee.
i nrtl 4A d greae wM 14 percbeeiortb ft3 degree .
weei t arehee Borth 47 d-gran we-t im parebaa,
nor h 61 -leg ea weat 12 pare be, worth 73 degr-a
weet II ft-Mt errh to a pnel bv ibe river ; thenee
by purpart No. I " aoa'b 1 degna wait 7 ft-lt
lri'bea to tbe blaoK oalt aud plaoeaf beginning,
containing
VXQ .tern, Nl 0.10 Perchr;
Bat maa-nr. having 1 10 vret rlirl and wa ter
g -ed out ii vail n, 14 aorei w nil it I a larg i e-ioi.
a.ivioue bi-iate. large aew bath bara. eui ntber
outhji'JInge, a tialr aeleoel tri)-,! n e'lilta
frail, baviim 4" new troea,with old ore bar t Th
farm being w-ll fned. highly lmprov1, aid
at'eV oa Ihe "an r tba oqe-hanta Hr -r.
Aleo,tub llvlalon So., Purpart Ne.ll.
DeemtMHl at toilo: S'luita In tb bruub
ef Cer wen urine afareeatd. Ivoanded br tb tare
P'ke afd ibt rt ear. being I9n feat front oa tie
turnpike, aad eilen'ltng ia dttb te the Seaqua
batana river, being that eertaia h-ttel prop. ftr
ka-iwn aa the "Suaviuabanaa ll-iaee "
A I ao. Purpart No. It So a era thereof aa
il aeowB M treat eurveted mb wrrant Na b9M,
hounded and deaeriiwd ae lollwi : s.ttiBta In
I'enn townebip. ta th eeeatv aa I Kiate nf-treeatd.
hegiiining a' a here I rk e roar; tbaaei br land
of Jamee Ji'hai ia mirth 10 degree- w.t tl per
eh to a bi-mliMk : thane mirth t drei eH
I7S i-errhfa In a hireb : I hence BWth 0 d --greet
at pcrrhea to atoe ; ha' aorth 'l d-graaa
eaat IS perehu to a pott; th Bj eon lb a 4e
gr-o eael 1 1 p-phe ra a beta look : theao a-irtb
2 degre e eat HI ra etiai ft a bealowk ; tbeeee
eitwth 874 oVgreea eaat l penrh-r in a beiiMk ;
ibemw aou b 1 drgre wet 9X pereho to a ri
oak ; iheooe nil. Pt degree aitt 4S parhre bia
pnat ; thenoe twa'h I 4 tram weet 'I pruha to a
linn; theuc B'-rth HV degreea weat d ft 14 pr
ebea la a pout ; thenoe aoutb t degre-M wj Ji7
prcba to lae of beginning, euaieiaiag
13 afrrrt and .4iiowaHe9
being part of treat No. 0V8I. unimproved. h tng
tbereoa a large ata -ua' f white (mb-j, whit oak.
hemlipek ami ntlvr timber
A its pMtpart Na. l4i.-Coaic'iag ef two
eparat- tracts or ph .tf tai I bo I t let fl
lowa: I'bt ipby-c tract, tatte ia Mnra iwt4
oounty snd Suta 4fo-a.t I, n-jftBt-n at erry
m turnpike ; th are by mm eon- h 77 degie eut
34 perete, eialh 41 drgreee ear tf perebe to a
poet 1 thaooe north .14 dge t 144 perv'iea ta
aahttasptae; thm -a B -r-b 431 d -rei mi 34
isereboK to a p at ; tbo"e north 1t :egree w -t
103 eerches to a betalm. ; ibem-e -ottt 1 61)
gr ee w-at ft nrcbe to WM ; tbeoe fnrth I djg.
weet 64 p-arebee 1 tneoaa aoutb 7 ( deg wett M
IH-rchs-e ; thoiir a iatb 64derM Welt 0 er h-l;
ib-n- eoath 4n dr-gre-f aa 42 par In I it
ath ft-4 da" wet i prehe te a poet;
beaoa aoutb 24) degree, e-tet ltft perobee tw tb
place ef Vx-gteairig. xaulniBg
4Y4 rrrj,
tanre er lea, being uaiejprored. underlaid with
valuable veme ef hiraaiiaoa anal aid Ur aia
erala a.d hariag tbereoa a arge en-two! of wSita
piae, oak. hr-mlo'k aad other naihar trea Tbe
ntereet ) I h ing an ua lirt Ud ona-iiih thtee
ia. Tha olb-r tKee-oi kniwo at iha Kirthaar
tra't. M'aato in Kirthaaa towoehip, ia the eoaaty
and R'ate ml raid hagiawtng a a red ah
(daa) at tb river: th-o rth 44 d--grr-- wrat
It p rrhee te a Keiolk 1 ibmae aath dare
a-t 1 1 S11 ere. hi. n iM ; the na a-w h 4A dg weal
141 perehra to a pot' ; ihnnee aoaih t d -kfaea
wrtt low pet-iea to a p-satj th-w oh 4
greM eaet 117 i-tlwa t a piteh pinai thae
roBth t degrwa wet f34 patihtt to the n er ;
ihenort d'ia the rirwe B irth 4l degree we t IS
perch-, aorth i4 legr- weat I p nbe to a
white pine ; tbenee anutb 8n di-vne et IM per
I'boa tn tbe rier: thane dwe tb rivr by lap
aereral eiurM S77 perebea, more or Wi, ta tba
begiBAing, s'B taming
11 3-4 ,1crt9
and allowance, aniinprnted. bunag aqeantftyof
while fine, oik, heuiloek and other tia.be ib
Tbe hrerebt Iu be Bold being aa nndieidod
one-l e'f pert ihrretn .
A I no. fur part No. !(. Beea4ed aad d.
eerihed aa Iwlluo : niiaat 10 tbe o-ir-tugS of
i'urweBa ille atorreaid, brginalag at a wial an
tbe river, beiag ihe oernar f laud of Oetbartea
llartaherai theeee by aatd lead aorta 19 degree
weat patabea te a blaek oak j tb-j by lead at
Joha Halloa Mrtn Tl degree weet 174 3-ft parr bee
to a poet 1 1 hence by lead af Jobs Paitoa toata
Ve iM-rcbei is I etaetery ftrveti theae
hy lin t aorib Wi degree taut 1 leal the
uth .11 il- gwe ea-t 7 teel ; Ibeara aorth im
dKrreeaat I2u fert ; ibaee aomb 0 degree
eal3l4lewt thenee north IA) eVgreoaeaal IM
art tbenee uta W) degrwe wait 1IM Feetf
bene north SO) degree eaat lt4 lawtt theae
eutb &V) dagnea eaat 374 lel tbene aorth t4
degreea eaat 4f leel ) lbaa auaib ftW) degree
at 44 feet i ibeaee rth I ft) degr t Saw
feel 1 Ihense aouih fttf) dfgree aeat 3i feet;
hetieae u ill eagre. Wvai Jlew laeii ibei
uth &9) degree am4 life) feat ; tbeeiee mth li
degrree weet 4? feet ; throve telb fttt) Vgrte
aet 40 parches wioie or leaa to tba river) ibaiio
Iowa tba earn aorta Xltoegteeat 11 peroaiB
autlh 34 diereeaeaal U p-ra.ae, auffth ft eVgreea
eaat 34 perebe, a -rib 6J) d- greee aut 3d per
ehaj tu f aoe ul bgloatng. roaUinlag
S6 acrt
tnere or leaa. nnimpMved. aad the p'trtita of tb
man ran 01 in Buruugn 01 turweaavuie. but
h r tofor eold.
AlaaK Purpart Na StLBowwoVd and da.
eeribed aa fi'Wowei rMure la law hartagb mt
CurTnavtlle aforetal I, beianlng at a point ea
the eouib tide af tbo riad. where tha east aid
nf -i. . eireet tntreMa th aarae ( ttreao he
aid aireet eoath 40) degree weet 34) feet te
M rei w atreet; teaee nr taie aiuib Wl feree
eait 43' feet to purpart o. II ( tbeeee hy ant
nonh IfiJ degree eart 4A4 feet aiorear leeatntlw
retiree It thene by aaid railr-ad wetterly to lb
place ef rgiaalng, too'aiaiag
8 ffcrr tfiMd ttrxktm
an re r r, br tg eleer i a-.d aaeftiww laaJ,
raaablw fee baiMinc Inta. ,
Alas. Purpart No. l Btaff all too threw
eertaia la el gnad. anate km Pike tawablp
ia tee eoaniy ann riat aiereaamt, ewtag m at
what la haowa a "Whle aeilleaei,' aevt heaati-
ed and 4eoriha4 aa feJtewai OmIvMai bvic
a hnaa tberwia, b-iunded oa the eub by a atreet.
oa (be we-l by a atreet, mm lae aib hy aa alley.
and on (be ea-t hy lot er . bring &9 frt
fo al and lt-4 iret de Th other two tbref,
ar1r,aiag eaah other aod ona baring a booaw
tbereoa oreoleq. Bonded OB tba BXtrth br Mreet
a the aeat by lot 4 - , 00 ib nouta b
aa alley, aad "tt taa eaat by etreett being aee (0
teet frvtot aail lvj Kei 4. ep. .
Ta puri.arti laving two or mora pa real or
nf U i d or lota, th pieoee or pareele will be fif
ed Irat arpa-ately, and tbea. together, and wni
l th o.eJe Im which tbey wilt briag ibe ajeoat
mneT.
TERMS OF SALE:
Oaa third af taa purcHaaa money to rraialR
rbarned upoa Ibe preiulee, tigie-r with Ibe n
ereet ibereof, ta be paid to 'he widow, eeaaallf ,
daring bar life, a eeeared by leengalaaaoa,
a lib g"-d end rufBeieat errtiee, eoadtttwaed r
the peyeneat nf the latere!, aanuallv, to the
widow Jane P Irria. during her natural fife,
aad lite principal iota lo tbe part lea entitled
thereto at ha dtb. One Ibird tn be paid Bpsia
oenftraiatioB af eat, aad ibe baUavw la two eauaj
anaual paaent wiib lalereat, to be atareA aw
bond and mart gage ea the preaal An I aa la
curb porttona aa are ralaaUe priaotpelly for the
timber, ae Ma. ah el I be aet witbnat tret mak
ing application to tbe Coart, aad giving aaeb ad
dnioaal eanarity for iba pay Banal uf the deferred
pa it bare eaeway at ibe Coart ehe.ll approve and
d 1 reel, or ontil after tbe whole wf lb parebaa
Money b paid.
Puraharer. apoa pereel ttriog heoekad wa
to tbeai, will be re..akrd to put np aa anuiwat
aullkteat to eorer tho etpene of re-eat Ln faf
aeeel tbey a not ootaply wli the tore af aala.
thle ataaat to he afieviee) eat awaea)t )4t i(
trrojl or opll4 with.
Clerll4, IV, tea. U-41.
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