Robeson and His Plunder.
From ih Su*U Zaltutig.
The veil which covered Robeson's nd
ministration has long since been re
moved. lie was for eight years Secre
tary or the Navy, and in this period ex
pended monev to Che extent of $182,-
490,033. At the same time he sold ma
terial to the nmount of $100,000,000.
This makes together in round numbers
$282,000,000, or more than $35,000,000 a
year. When Secretary Thompson en
tered the office its inventory stood as
follows : a. A debt, justified by no law
whatever, amounting to $7,083,502; b.
48 permanently useless ships, carrying
024 guns; e. Two inferior sailing ships,
with 8 guns; d. 24 temporarily useless
ships, carrying 200 guns; . 43 useful
ships, with 225 guns. Out of 117 ships,
there were but 43, and out of 1,057
guns, only 225 that could be used.
These figures are by no means invented.
They rest upon facts which Mr. Thomp
son, himself a Republican, has confirm
ed. Thus, in the eight years of Robe
son's administration, the money of the
people was squandered in the basest
manner.
During this time an army of otlioials
and contractors were fattening in the
Navy Department u|>on the sweat of
the people. Materials for shipbuilding
which, according to tho testimony of
experts, would have brought to any bus
iness man $20,000,000, were disposed of
for less than $2,000,000. Over SOII,OOO,
000 were employed in the building of
new men-of-war, and from this sum
sixty to seventy men-of-war might have
been furnished ; but the great part of
tho money found its way into the pock
ets of greedy favorilies of the Secretary.
In the purchase of materials and new
engines the highest war prices were
paid ; in the sale of superfluous articles,
prices ridiculously low were taken. One
man bought from the Navy Department
the ship Delaware for $5,175, and made
by turning his hand over, out of t.ie
same ship, $25,000. So from one year
to another the business was carried on
until nearly $200,000,000 und a navy
also had been lost.
A number of laws of Congress, enact
ed to govern the business of the Navy
Department were violated in a flagrant
manner. Corruption and illegality went
hand in hand without punishment.
A party which tolerates such things
and endeavors to cover them up when
they lie clearly before the eyes of every
man, cannot endure. Such a party is
all the more dangerous in pnqtoriion to
the number of intelligent members in
its ranks.
THE reform which is ateadily making
its way in the matter of expensive, use
leas and vulgar funeral pageantry
might well be introduced to the modi
fication of the custom of making wed
ding presents. A gross abuse has here
taken root and flourished. The husi
ness is entirely overdone and has 10-t
whatever of significance it ever poaaeaa
ed. The custom has degenerated into
actual trade and barter, and most sen
sible people will sympathize with that
courageous Boston girl who, being about
to be married to "a man of limited in
come," as they say in Boston, requested
her dear friends not send any wedding
presents. She was afraid she would not
be able to reciprocate in kind. This
wise girl of Boston struck the key-note
of the bridal present movement. She
would be expected to keep uu inventory
of gifts received and a list of the do
nors, and when any these had a wed
ding in the family she must give some
thing at least nearly equal in value to
those she had, in each instance, re
ceived. We have heard of a young
lady who was endowed on her wedding
day with fourteen silver butler knives.
Reserving two of these she put the rest
away "in lavender," and when her
turn came to contribute, to the general
jov of her friends, she faithfully return
ed the twelve butter knivea to the
twelve families from which they came.
In this case wo must suppose there was
nothing said about the loss of interest
on the original investment. Who shall
tell what heart-burning*, jealousies and
mean ess are represented in the glitter
ing array of bridal gifts? The tender
ness and grace of the good old custom
have quite departed. I'nles things
change for the belter well-bred |>eopie
must print on their wedding invitation
cards, "No pfesenls." AUoona Tribune.
Carlyle ia beginning to feel bia age.
and ha* been com|>elled to give up In*
midnght wandering*. He lies an in
come of $9,000 a year from hu booka
and refuaea a title.
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DRY O-OOIDS STORE.
*
I have j unt opened a new and com pitta lino of
DRESS GOODS in all the latest Spring styles,
BLACK GOODS AND SILKS,
SHAWLS, the Latest Novelties. Curtains, Lace and Cloth.
CARPETS, best goods, all choice patterns.
TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS AND TOWELS.
HOSIERY, GLOVES AND UNDERWEAR. RIBBONS, TIES AND CORSETS.
NOTIONS and TRIMMINGS, &e., &e.,
WHICH I WILL OFFER AT PRICKS NEVER BEFORE EQUALED.
A call at the BOEaB-XIXVE will convince you that it lath* CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE COUNTY.
Your*, raapectfully,
<T. EC. BA.XJLJt.I<r3D.
Our muuo I>, USE PRICE ADD THE VERY LOWEST, THE BEST OP HOODS, ADD HO MISREPRBSESTATIOX.
The Issue Raised.
From lh WMhlngt<in I'wrt.
It has boer, asserted and persistently
reiterated in Republican organs that the
demand for the repeal of the law that
authorises supervision of elections by
partisan officials was not indorsed by
conservative Democratic leaders.
Now that Mr. ltaynrd and Mr. Ran
dall have both taken occasion to pub
licly declare their full and earnest ap
proval of this demand, und to impress
on their political associates tho duty of
standing by it to the bitter end, the Re
publicans will perhaps admit that the
Democratic party is a unit on this im
portant question.
Perhaps there is no prominent Demo
crat who has lately been the recipient
of so many flattering notices from the
radical press as Mr. Randall. They have
complimented his conservatism and ap
plaited his patriotism. We think he
justifies these compliments and this ap
ptaiiNO when he says: "We ask but lit
tle, but the principle involved is great.
Wo ask that all tlirough the country
the right of sulfrage shall be exercised
by freemen without the intervention of
the army. We ask Unit intelligence
and not ignorance shall in future pre
vail in the jury-hox, and that all test
oaths and other obnoxious distinctions
shall be forever wiped out. We ask
that the control now exercised by the
Federal Government, under a law
which permits the appointment of par
tisan supervisors of election, shall and
must cease, for they are only employed
for the purpose of depriving citizens of
their dearest right, the right of suf
frage.
There is not a Democrat in Congress
or out of it who does not respond to
these sentiments. There ure few fair
minded men of any party who do not
feel that the position of the Democratic
party is impregnable in its simple sim
ple justice.
TIIEKK never was such H really good,
suh-tantial, satisfactory, an<l rapid-selling
firit-clajs Lock .Stitch H-wing Machine
offered so low as the "N IW FA MILT SiifT-
Tl.R,'' reduced to only $26; more complete
with equipments, and lower in price than
any other machine. It is elegant in work
manship and finish, surpasses all others in
its work and fulfills all the requirements of
every family as a helper. Thoroughly
warranted by written guarantee for five
years, and kept in order free of charge. It
will do every description of work—fine or
coarse—that any machine, at any price,
ever did, or can do ; equally as rapid, cor
rect, smooth, neat, and strong. Has all the
late improvements, is eay to learn and
manage, is serviceable, don t wear out,
always ready, and never out of order.
Sent C. O. I), anywhere with privilege of
examination before payiuentof bill. Agents
make money rapidly, supplying the great
demand f"r this the Cheapest Machine in
the World. Territory free. Addrr **, for
descriptive books, Ac., '-Family" Shuttle
Machine Co., 7oG Broadway, New York.
80-ly
THE DEATH-RATE or—Our country is
getting to be fearfully alarming, the aver*
age of life being lessened every vear, with
out any reasonable cause, death resulting
generally from the most Insignificant ori
gin. At this season of the year especially,
a cold is such a common flung that in the
hurry of every day life we are apt to over
look the dangers attending it and often
find t*> late, that a Fever or Lung trouble
has already set in. Thousands lose their
lives in this way every winter, while had
Hntchre'* Oerman Syrup been taken, a cure
would have resulted, and a large bill from
a Doctor been avoided. For alt diseases of
the Throat and Lungs. Orrnutn
Syrup has proven itself to be the greatest
discovery of its kind in medicine. Every
Druggist in this country will tell you of
its wonderful effect. Over 980,000 bottles
sold last year without a single failure
known. Hold by F. PoTT* (SREKX,
wholesale and retail. 20-eow-ly
A* THIS !• the w>.mn when cdd* arc
mxt likely to bo taken, a word of advice
to our reader* would bo in eaw>n : Firtt,
thon, keep your foot dry ; woar flannel nott
your *kin ; do not tit or tand in draught*
of air, and upon tho fir*t irmptom of a
oold or a cougn call at fJroon'n Drug Store,
in Bu*h Houro Itlook, and procure a bott'e
of hi* "Compound Syrup of Tnr, Money '
and Bloodroot," which will giro yon
alm*t inatant relief. It i* a p/enaanf and
rjfri-tunl preparation, containing the virtue*
of Tar combined with *ome of the boat
rrpftorant* and oaodvae*, allaying *1
thoae di*treing eymptoma which if not 1
promptly arretted will too frequently re
*ult in that fatal diaeaae, Consumption.
Price, f>o cent* a bottle, or til for $2.60.
21-eow
PhllAdolphia Mark Mi.
* Tosnday, March 26.
Ftotm l.iK-al jobber* taught very •Daringly and the
gcm-rnl market wan nitrouirlv dull but without de
clilttl change. Hhi|>|htm were In ilia market for I'enn
■ylvniiitt at 64.m?|. but lint*of tt- irwk
neutral obtainable under tK, and a*tual hualneea
Mroita<|iifiitlv light. Halee of I.WMI harrele, in lote,
Including u|HtrflfiH at 6276403; winter wheat •ttma
at flu<wrr>4; I'efiiiaylvatila faint Ilea at 64.76(416 fur fair
mdrholfM. Ry Flour waa quiet ami steady at 12 76
fM*2.H6ae to quality. Corn M'*l wm quiet ami at***!?
at V 2.60, f. o. b„ with aalea of BUO barrel* for tha Waal
India* at that rata.
\\ nr.at wan dull, both fbr rxport and borne nae rloa-
I'.,- with |1 181 bid and fi I'•< naked i i lit
Western March ; 11. 13 hid and |l.l| aekral for do.,
April, and |l.Ufi bid and H .KIU naked for May. On
the open market tbare were aalea of A.UUIJ bu*hel In
lot*, including I'-uu-vlviiiila amber. In elevator, at
61.144 L and No. 2 i*d Western spot and hi arrive, lit
elevator at ll.LiJfof 1.131 a*
Cuk* wti* steady bill dull at the lint rail, with 4'ijf.
bid and 43|r. aekrd for Mil trilled, March; 46-t£r bid
ami Al| a < aaked for Atull, and bid and 4.'lAjir.
n-k-d for May, after wolch there were aalee of lO.iitn
buahcde April at 43 , £ c ;26 <**• bushel* May at
with that bid and -mJc. aaked for more, and lO.&W
bushel June at 42|r.
h ftEKUM—Clover wa* very dull and heavy at bintfyc.
f<r common h> fair, and nru f.'yr. fur good to atrntly
chnlre, with a little <*r nothing on the market that
would bring the outktde rate. Timothy waa quiet and
steady at fLAlwo I4A for good to choice. Hat waa
quiet and unchanged at i1.4U"&1.42 av hi quality.
m • Me*—-- ---
Bellefonte Market*.
llllLip.ijiTl, M*rr|i iff, IMTW.
QUOTATIONS,
fflill. . li'-nt, i">r tti.li.l |1 on
H.l wheat I OH
Rye, |H<r Int. lit* 1.... Ut
Cor*,el. 4,,
Corn, .li.-llr.l _ t&
i ut. 26
flour, retail. p.r laural A tat
flour, wliolraala 4 AO
IIAY AND STRAW.
Hay. choir, llntolliy, ,.r too I'MHI
ll.y, rtiUtxl, |i* r t"ti h (10
I.hi * tya atraw, h,milled, per too OAO
Short .trow, p.r 100 J, AO
PI.ASTRR.
Cayn**, itii'UO.l. per too 9 On
No,a Scotia, *ruuoil, per too 10 00
Provision Musket
Corrected weekly by Bart l **' Brother*.
Apple*, dried, pound %
Cherries, dried, |er j*und, seeded to
IWatta per u t t 10
Freeh butter |>er pmml |i
Chicken# per fund.. r,
Cheeae p.f pound 1*
Cbuntry ham* |er r*unfl .... io
llamv, augar c 0red...... |g
Baron ;
lard per ta and...... k
Egg* |- r do* \i
l*"tatHHi |ht huabel kn
Dned Inef |k
C*nud tornat'ee* per an
|wr d*c 2-'
tilled awee| corn per pound... h
Arir A dvertUurin r-i /*.
PXKCUTOKS NOTICK Let
-1 J ler. teatallleiituT Ut—n the e.tatr of Solom-.1,
H"beootd, dc* hmh], of Walker h-wrcbip. having l*eeti
fraotal h. the uul-f*i k I ty the
unty. be rejuHsi. n persona knowing them*he*
hr Ul c. t to 4|.a*| bt t. nrnif forward an I make in.me
diate |.*t uier,t. and thnae bating rtalma agmn*t hitn
h preaeut the Hut duly aulhe.tl< ate*l f.,r M'tilemenl
ADAM IONEADA. Eieout T
Zhin, Centre < untj, Pa l.'^t
( \HI'!IANS' COURT HALE.—
* J Will I— e*p>**d to public aale. • FHltlAY.lbe
261h la) ut APRIL at i o'rbirk P M .A. t> I*7ll. at
the Cirt ll'w, in He||#f. nte. Centre county. Pa.
the t • Boeing real mtmim mm th* pro|>ertir ef J w hn
ffweitker. deceaaeg, tale of Het.ner anahlp. Ottlrc
fuoiit*. Pa, and n..w occupied by tg*
dearrload mm P iloas All tliat certain tefus* ut
tetientrnl and lot <r fdece of land aifuate In IPnner
T'-anablp. County of Centre. Pa Besr>niing at a
corner *A land aurveved in the name >f Win iUr*>fi,
Jr., mw VaJetiUtiM. then- - elng landa .f V.ifMiiiM,
llr - kerb.-ft and other*, Jforth fi Wml ]|o
I -en-he* w> •t/ne ; thetw* by tamla of |.tuU llaaa and
other*, Natti *<degreM 14 eat fair petebea t. a poet t y
Jtprlug ct e* k , tbenc* |*y land aorteaed f<r Iao ,
Turner, now Mr e -oth 22 hfgree lu-t :s*
parrhea h rtufM. thei.-e by land M Br>e kerhoff,
MUi M degree# Ra •I TO lrf* he* f, at. ftr* , lhr|)T |l)
lar*4 id tha late u* Jmm Una. onw Yalenttne*.
North 46 'b .-ree. kad ML feicll-a U> lU* place of
Iwgmning—nHktalaiag TU l.Nft I 14 4. V Klj* AND
D'HTT IHo PlkfttllKw* and al|oeaaf , . a
II uae at, I Harn and othef Impr*-*amenta, la< a4 to
be Inn bra • the Terra* of aale (fee.
third in hand n|-n t unro.au- n of eat*.' -.third In
on* year, and ••©e-ihlrd in lay yeara Ito r.-fter !
Utter two paiftnentato laar Infer oat and hi be
by U't>!a and ne itgaga<u tbe |r- m-aea
LbM f /. KLINE. Administrator.
1 DMINISTRATOH'B NOTICE.
e \ -Ircttrraof Ad mi mat rati t n r-n tha aetata of
John fte It far, 4a* eaaad, lata of Bur ner T- auahip,
hating teen granted h> tha nndeaaigned, oakbnt of
Rellefonte, he ro|iat* all penama hr -arfng tbemeejraa
Indebted b m l 4ec#-lent to cm* MkH and make
immediate payment, and nil hating claim* againat
him t> prveaot their trrauu duly aoih*nU<a!e4 l<r
aettlement. DZ KI.INP
Bedefonte, March 4. 1479, AdminMrat *
171XE CLOTHING.
I l ITS MADK Ttl ORDKR. tIS *).
PANTAUKINS. IH*
I lain, Cnps Shirts.
MONTGOMERY A CO., Tsilors,
HKI.I.RfONTK, PA. |.|y
LT)H RENT—three desirable front
I r™n. wmM Hurl, In Iv-lW nn llw Nf.
r,.rn.tnlu>l"f ' IS™*, • .ttwtll bniiy
n. alMi-n* rur-M Tr* I*n'iul4* K .t Dr
K- W. Ilm.w W. I> HAII.KT,
-U i* lb. |miilM.
f OUIS DOLL,
1-J PASHIONAHI.B BOOT A SIIOKMAKKR.
opi-eiU Bw*h II- uae. Ballefonte, Pa. 1-ly
S. <f A. LOKlt, General Merchant *, Alli-yUeny Htrrrt, Hellrfonte, J'a.
nsro tieue fact
—THAT—
S_ &c LOEB
Know how to force their sales, and that they sell such large quantities
that they can
AFFORD TO SELL CHEAP!
SO FAR THEIR BARGAINS THIS SEASON ARE HNAPPROACHED
We charge less for Goods than ever known before!
Keeping up the quality,
Keeping down the prices,
Keeping things lively—and
Keeping customers satisfied.
We are bound to sell off our immense Stock, and
trust to low prices to do the business.
S. & A. LOEB,} {S. & A. LOEB,
THE OLDEST GENERAL MERCHANTS IN CENTRE COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
HIM it* Tail TO IJOFtt F'urtli Mondaya of J*IJ.
U#f), April. Auguat iti] Nviimkr.
I Pr*i4m Jn4| 11.. i, r HM a MiTri. Uk lUvm.
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KIUNEU
oa|*rit>taii'f M "f PutJk MKK.II -Prof !(**&) Mi ill.
.V tmtU* I'nldl* KA" M HAFCL. U. W. I' tJifc,
U C. < NIUIIAI, lUiUf. nU
DIRECTORY.
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II *AH BLWLL KNL *'. HTIRI'UY *1 1" A M AOD
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NT J<H*'9 Kl'l.to "|* A L, MOAt*l 'ornrr
of Aiir*h**y an J Uml. Ho*TI NRD-IAI
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n*. Ha* Hiram King; r**4ao* 00 atrwt,
roar t4 rbavrH.
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a* 4 Thmoaa •!••( Aiii4t at 10,* i 4
an I7 r a I'ni.f 7f. *. CA*-
UT. H*-* NAKPD, rwi4p', ' antral t ity.
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High SonJay lo u a a tad 7 r a
Praya* nm4ig. H Mn**4y 7 F o SonAa* b *"l In
'horrh at iMi t lU*. ina.
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at 4 arl Frt*lay at 7 r M in th rv*m of Ih*
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i44 In lh th firt Aon Jar In '-ash month at 4 r
a R/a opn *ft night fr>.o 7 t. © r .. a<! tha
Hathmol <*hrit.an tan|*arnna Cn m at 7 W r a , on
Tboraday
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OKOCKRS.
FiiriTEßS.nd
CONFECTIONERS,
Holiday Goods.
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BEI.I.KFUtIIE. PA.
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ATTOKKEYS-AT LAW.
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WILLIAM MK'ULI/>L'GH,
'* ATTORSEV AT I.AW,
CLEABriRLO. PA. I
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MURRAY A GORDON,
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* ' * ATT*iRXRY'K AT LAW.
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|>rsil HOUSE.
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TIIE ORI.T FIRRT-TLAW HOTEL IX Till CITY. !
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TERMS II V. PER DAY.
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flnt rli. hnt.lt In th. rasnlfy. lining to th. .trim
frmry of th. UnM*. th* prto. of hn*nl ha. Hum orlwK 1
In Tu MtUM pn Af. J MKIHRIX.
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pOURT PROCLAMATION.
V-/ WRRREAft. th. Ron tWHw A. Mayw, PrM*
MM tkurmiti*HMlM* Plwif flwMtkJvllrW
PWtW. mmMlii of th* maati** of CMtl■. HUM
an 4 (TwflMd. an* th. Hon. SanoM Frank an* th.
Hot*. John M. Aannrtet. Jmigm I* (YaMrn emnty,
• hating Unn.l IhMr prteupA hmrtng Aa*. 'lk hi of
' FMnnary, IST*, to m**m in*. *™r Whin nCinrt of j
■ Oy>t *ai* Tmnlim an* (hintl Jnll Mlhij an*
' yon, tor SiMilin. of th* IW. la R 11. Ami*, h* th.
; owtt; of (win. and ta oMnnwnc* on th* Fourth
Monday of April n.tt, hMng Ih. Sfllh Any of April. '
] lW, an* to mnlhw I*l nwha. MnMr* la Iwrahy
! gitm to th. fVimnM. Ja. 1 Ida of Ih* Panm, A I*, tan 11
M* ConatahlM of aaM onnnty af Onlra, that that h.
1 thtoi an* tin** In thtor prop., pwninia. at l o'elork :
In tha toiMM of aaM day, ntlh thtor raratMa, lagal
i Mttona, .tanlMlkm, and IhH, own tnnaianhinniin. ;
to do Ih* thing, "hit h to ttolr i*Bi 1 nitngtala. to 1
h* dm*, an* thna. nho *r> hound In nngniannoM to |
p .- t- agnlnat th* prton" that ar* or .hall h* In 1
th. jail of (Wtra ormnty. h* thm an* than, to pan !
rat* agalato thraa oa ahall ha JM.
Ultra nn*K my hand, at Raltofontn. th* Ath day af I
r.hrnary. In Ih* yrar of our Lord MTV, and th* ana 1
hand rod an* tor an* yrar of tha In*, p.loll or of th*
I'nitod Statu*.
MR JOttß SPA WULRR. SflwrW.
ITARNEBB MANUFACTORY
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TOB PRINTING of all kinds ncat-
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HARDWARE, SADDLERY, OILS,
PAINTS AND STOVES.
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EVERYTHING AT BOTTOM PRICES!
TO SUIT TIIK TIMES.
Allegheny Strl, HELLEFONTE, PA. South of Diamond.
Xrw A tierrf torment*.
CHEAP GSOCERT
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PROVISION STORE.
S. A. BKEW H SOX,
Humes' Bloci, ncjrl door to I'oit Office,
An < **A)lnr ir~0 In Mr Un* nl ntxh radnmd
l-m* tit I'ASH r In i'hai>a* tat nil Und*
nf OOURTRT PRODI"'R
Tfcny m* rmWOns r~l' **rj da,. n tbai
<ni. tod cm rtnan of fill tit
VVRE A ,V/> FRESH HOODS!
ThWr mack i "cm.pint* nncl well •rlarAnd. nnd roraittn
hi |rt at
Light and Heavy Groceries,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
Oraiws. lietnons, Not* k Raisins
CANNED A>*D DRIED FRUITS
of rrtry kind nnd variety.
THE <T.I.KHRATF.I> * VMCIN'iTOX RrTCtIKB
Hams, Sides, Shoulders
—A*D—
BREAKFAST BACON.
TofHliff with U> i huti—l
DRIED BEEF.
PtmnM nnUiHI Rwd* '• Ikdr Un* will and II In
till ndrnnlnf* l<> gta* limn n mil
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CASH PAID FOR POTATOES.
1879. THE PATRIOT. 1879.
G.t Op I Clnk u4 Rntnltn Tau
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The Daiit Patriot will b mat by *
mail to club* at the following rate*: Njj
MO" par no*, pnr year to n <M nf Int.
t&Jdpnr nmnrytnttoidalilto.
M ao It top, par yam t to n dak at ttraaly.
M M p*r top, pat paar to a dak nf Iktrt,
MHptt caff pnr pnar to n dak at an,.
And tat nap, taw tot an* ynar la araty mm* to Ik*
pntaan c*tla r lit* dab. Pmpcrttoaal tnton tor
part* at a pnar.
Tb* W rbr i.t Patriot will be arnt by
mall at the fallowing rate*:
HLM par aaaaa tor afegto app.
MMpnanmptrnpyntrMrflar.
ftJi par nanam par aapp to A rtoft nf dpM-
H BO p.* nanam par tap, to a dak of Ilka.
Wl par nnnam pat cap, to a dak at tklrty.
•MS par nanam par tap, to a dak at Eft,.
•Ml per aeaaw par rapp to a dak a# an* kaetoa*
And cm* tap, ft** tor ana yarn la rrary cam to gmtm
apafdak.
The CMh wont accompany nil order* to
(nanre attention All money ahoald ba
rent by port office order or reglrtered
lettor, other nine It will be at the tender'•
ruk. Addreat
Patriot Punitnnixo Oft.,
Ilarrtebtirg, Pa,