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Republican State Ticket
PO. JTTTKIK OP Tilt (VPTtP.VI OornT.
HON. ISAACS O. GORDON,
of JcfTorson Connty.
Ton tat THBAncnrn.
UON. KOBERT W. MACKEY,
, of Allegheny County.
XI EPUBLICAW CO.. TICKET.
FOR SENATOR.
Da. D. F. WAOF.NSELLEIt,
ef flellnsgrove,
(Saijeettodeclslia ef District Conference)
EOR A !., II LY,
O. ALFRED SCIIOCII,
of Mid llrburg.
IRnkiMl ftn tteMalna. mt III.) ... ...... ... . .
BENIN L. RAUDENBUSIf,
,of Beaver Fprlnge.
pnoTnoN.iTvnr
JERE.MIMI CKOUSE,
or Mi l llebiirf.
ronrF.njsTER .. RErnRnnii
JAMES M. VANZANDT.
of MiilUlthurg.
TOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
h. N. MYERS,
of Midiileburs;.
FonroMMi?tnsER.
JOEL ROW, of Middlecretk Twp.
TUEASIJREn,
Oi:0. W. ROW, of Monroe twp.
FOR Jt'RY roMMISPIOSER
A. H. 11ELFHICII, of W. Leaver tp.
FOR Al'MTOR.
JEFFERSON I ( A LL.of Selinpprove
Wu'lothe Imti'lirriT ol'theMcBridc
f unity wii O.ui'l guilty of murder in
ttio first li'Krct.
Tub following in a Hlcrotyped re
Kolutiou niloptcil by the Democratic
State mi l county convention! :
Rmotwd, That wo will not tutin it.
(eonnly). Ilt-Holvctd, Tlmt wo will
not tmnrlij eulm!t, (State").
iVmocntcy lias bom mihmittint;
no lon;r tlmt there id nothing to nub
luit, but to bow iu humble milmiin
mon to Republican oilminiHtratiou.
Ttie increnned demand for bread-
ptufTn from Europe will dinpoHe of
thiR year a iimgiiilioeut crops nt a
liandtMiuio liguro. The dctnaml
IY0111 alroad, iu f ict, wan never ho
(Trent, RnJ tlio only trouhlu in that
therj are not vchsuIm enough to car
ry the grain Tlio American farmer
wi 1 nmko rnoro money thin year
thin he has realized on Lit wheat
crop for ycaia pbhL
Tho difference in the two late
Stato Convention, lUmllicun and
Democratic, is nhown by the resolu
tion they imoHed iu this rcHpeet,
namely : That the Chairman of the
Republican State Control Committee
not a wilary grabber or back-pay
stealer, aud therefore the reHolutiou
of 18 Convention condemning theno
wrongs do not reach him, while the
Chairman of tho Democratic Com
rn'tteo gialibed both back and in
cr.'nm'd ay, and therefore bi con
ention condemned him. "Will ho be
reappointed
t . . i
Some fiL'uree have iiiHt been rnb-
lihhed which tell a 'splendid fctory
for the Adtuinistintinii and tho K
pnbliean party. During the fiBcal
year ending .tune !I0. 1S7.1, tlio re
ceipts were 84',),5W,740 21, or nearly
thirteen per edit 1 tlian they
w re tlio preceding vear. Tli'-ao fig
ures reprcHeiit the actual burdens of
taxation removed from tlio industry
of tho country. In 3 rears the nation
at debt has been reduced 271,liHH.-
729 10, making on uununl reduction
in interest of tho magnificent mini of
f 20,t:'5,K77 43. On tho hn,t of Ju
ly the outhtamliug indebtedness was
$2,147,818,713 .W.
The lemocratie Stato Convention
definitely settled tho question "whut
tthall we do with the Liberal Repub
licnns t" by leaving them out iu the
colli. In other words, tho Conven
tion alopted the old lino democratic
platform of their Ohio brethren,
thereby dissolving tho Into copart
nership between the Democracy mid
the Liberals. Wo havo not a word
to say ngaiiibt the justness of the
decree of resolution. On the con
trary we think it served tho discard
ed factiou right They aro not a
pow.r in the State, and therefore
their absistance is not sought or
their opposition dreaded by cither of
the old parties. They 'havo left
them the inestimable privilego of
quietly settling under either of the
old party banners or raising one of
their ou and fighting squarely "on
tUa r own hook." llurritbunj Jk
yruph. Tho publie debt was decreased
during the past month SIX MILL
ION hKVKN HINDIIED AND
FIFTY-TWO THOUSAND EIGHT
HUNDRED AND TWENT Y-N I NK
DOLLARS AND TWENTY-NINE
CEN I S. 1 his regular monthly do
crease is duo to the policy wisely
adopted b tho President at tho be
ginning of bis administration to ex
tinguish the publio debt ua rapidly
as the revonues of the country, with
due consideration of other interests,
would admit of. The decrease of
is and three quarter millions last
month carrie with it a decrease of
interest on that aura, and that de
crease of interest will admit of a de
crease to that amount of taxation.
Upon tha who a these monthly re
port of decrease of the publie debt
are good document to go into an
election on, showing the fidelity of
mo ivcpuuuoan pony to uis trust
committed to it, and th necessity
oleontinuing it in power in the
FtnUand National government, if
C i fMit fcKiful timLaia-
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MEl'ORI' OF
hj4. Cornea Schools of Sy,l Connty.
Hofsfcx-Dnring the nwt Tear each
of the following district erected a
new school house i Peun, Monre,
Franklin, Jackson, Washington, aud
West Beaver. 'I hose in Peun and
Monroo are brick, the others frame.
That in West leaver i furnished
with case for look and dinner
basket, and has, with tho eioeption
of it low ceiling and rongh floor,
perhaps the best lighted aud most
cheerful room of the sit houses built
daring tho year. The house bnilt in
Franklin, though frame, is in many
respect, the best house in that dis
trict It i well proportioned, has
comfortable seats and desk, aniB
eicnt light, a large black board, and
a cellar large enough to hold all the
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fuel far a whole terra of school.
Monroe lead nil the other districts
in the erection of substantial bruk
buildings. Tho last one is contract
ed for, and will be built duriug the
present year.
Snvder County cannot boast of
any "lirst-clnss school nousos. We
have house that cost enough to be
long to that class, but on account of
lacking the requisite accommodations
and arrangement, fall below it
OaonsDS. Of the ninety eight
nous not one haa ground "unit
bly improved," and only ten have
ground of "nf?lcicnt size."
l'cRNiTusa. We have none of the
"most approved patterns" of furni
ture. My statistical report show that
only tbirtysix houses have "suitable
furniture, ' and that the furniture of
all the rest is such as may justly be
called injurious. "When the seats are
too Ingli or too narrow, tho back
vertical or otherwiso objectionable,
so that the children cannot sit com
fortable, thero is no better term by
hich todofligmito the furniture than
by injurious.
Very few house have a chair for
ttie teacher, (hairs for visitors, soat
for recitations, or cases for books
and apparatus.
AppAnATUs. Hcide a fow globes
and ontlino maps, wo havo no appar
atus worth mentioning. As might
bo expected, our teachors are obliged
to work their way as best they can ;
moRt of them even without a suita
ble blackboard, unless about twelve
squaro feet of board surface, with
nearly all tho paint worn off, can be
called suitable.
Schools. Tho wholo nnmlcr of
schools is ono hundred and seven.
Of theso, eighteen aro graded, and
six more thoso of r reeburg, Reaver-
town, Adamsbnrg, aud Ccntcrville
should be graded.
Beavertown should havo a house
snflieiontlv largo to accommodate
three graded schools i and Centro
villeone for two.
Ci.arhikication. As may bo seen
by roferriug to my statistical report
of the one hundred and bovcu schools
in the county, only 17 were, during
tho past year, well classified. Most
teacher bad too many classes and
too man v recitations. One, for in
stance, bad seventeen pninln, 23
classes, ond heard fiftv six recitations
per day, giving on an average not
qmto live minutes to each recitation
Several teachors each beard CO reci
tations per day. In inauv schools
nearly all tho reading and spelling
classes wore heard four times a day.
How much children can learn with
such continual crank turning, the
readers of this may judge for them
selves.
Text uooks. Ono of the greatest
hindrances in tho way of the proper
clasnification and successful working
of a large number of schools, i vari
ety of text books. Whethor this
state of things shall continue, ro
mains for tho director to say, The
law makes it incumlient upon them
to adopt uniform series in the differ
cut branches, and t see that it is ac
tually introduced in tho schools. If
they neglect this duty nud thus vio
late tho law, they cannot swear or
affirm that their schools were kept
open aironfhiff to law.
Some districts have already taken
the proper steps to remedy this evil,
and it is honed that tho rest will,
before long, do the same.
Tho Bible is read in nearly all the
schools.
School Tr.nM. Tho school term
throughout the county, except in Se
linsgrove, was that now required by
law five months. In Seiinegrove
it was six months, and will probably
huh year ikj increosea to seven or
eight
hi
j no icnguiemng the term one
month gave considerable dissatisfac
tion in somo districts. All however
complied with the law, keeping their
schools open tho lull term.
Examinations. Eighteen public
;and fcixteen private examinations
were held, at which oue hundred and
fourteen applicant were exuniiued.
of whom one huudred and twelve re
ceived provisional certificates, and
to were rejected. At least one-
third of all examined should have
been rejected, but owing to scarcity
oi applicant ai tne tune or the ex
animations, it was thought best to
grant certificates to all whose aver
ago did tint full below four t after
wards, however, iu order that all
the schools might be supplied with
teachors, it was found necessary to
grant yet twenty cerunnate aventg
iug between four and live.
The average of all tho provisional
certificates was three and fifty three
uunumuu.
The oral method of examining wo
adopted in all tha branche except
orthography, and no question asked
but such a the teacher of evert
country acuooi nonia be able to an
wcr.
'f caches. Tha number of male
teacher employed wa niuety seven i
female, ten. Twee t -eight bad
mora than five year xperienoei
fifty-fire, between on tad fir year')
xi wnty ,lonx, nona at all
Tachiso, In metbotij of teaoh-
jtrjcrret-'rwfc'-ilty fcsliudth
ASM il.
. 1 i j.. 11 .1.
fl .iJUfe VFl tMir WHJUVtR uu WITSlt I
M l. HtAjitiAn.Aatla T..-I I .
' mA W8
itbem but imitatora. An entue rero-
'l..: i j l v
jui'iiiu , in in i; mm j iiumiou. jjverj
branch should bs taught Miaerentlr
t'mu it now is. Penmanship should
be taught according to some appro
ed avstem, and much use made of
the black board in teaching it Re
quiring pupil to imitate tlio printed
or (still worse) badly written copies,
is not teaching penmanship.
Comparatively few pnpus in the
rural district study grammar and
geography. They seem to have an
aversion to those branches, and the
cans evidently lies in the teaching.
Their inquiring minds become tired
of groping in the dark of commit
ting, day after day, page upon page,
of the, to them, meaningless lan
guage of the Grammars and Geo
graphies. Many of onr teachers
have yet to loam that there is a diff
erence between tudying subject
and merely eommittin it to metnory.
The teacher should make more
nse of the black-board than of the
text-book, during recitations in both
grammar and geography.
Heading fare no better than the
other branches. In teaching elemen
tary reading, the ABC method is
almost exclusively pursued. Why
the most unphilosophical of all known
methods is so tenaciously adhered to
by our teachers, is difficult to conjec
ture. AJTsneH rosHInc tin alio a rsdlcsl
j difffrtnt m-ibftd. At si praicnt ooa
it eiit In mot ochool, ih ti-rclM It
mont oioontoBout sod mctnlnitttat ont.
Tbt only iamrnoiinot iht teohrt glvt
I belr pupitl r, sol to ptt tbt pupolus
lion poind without pruning. 8otnt ft
quire lb? pointt lo be ntmfd wbtnrvrr
ilify r mrl io rtuding ; olhert go to tlill
srttitr niremr. sad require ant pupil lo
ciuot bile snoibtr redn. Eiopbtti. In
flection, tnd suitable tunet art almost en
tirely nrftretrd.
In noil lohnoli ton muob tlmt it devnU
rd to srithmrtio. Imlted. i tome. tbM.
brsnrh receives more time then all iht
oibert litlieo together.
The ennie objeotion tbtt sppliet to tbt
melhoila of teaching the other branches,
applies lo arithmetic. There ie loo much
mechanical working for answers'' sod
out enough inJepemlenl thinking.
Our teachers ihenmelfes need a differ.
ent kind of training from thai heretofore
received. They must bt taught to rely
lees upon presoribed rules, and more upon
reasun and ootnmon sense.
Visitation. Two hundred sod twelve
vinila were made, ranging from half an
hour to half a dav eaob. All the schools
exoepl, two were visited twice; and some
three to fuur limes. While the schools
wvrt in session, nearly all my time was
devntrd to visitations.
In nine diniricis I was accompanied by
directors ; and in two, half the board ac
companied me to all ibe school.
During my second visitation, I hsld ere-
tnng eiliicationnl meetings wherever I
uould have it announced a sufficient length
f lime previously, lo hares general si
tendance of parents and all olhert inter
ested in the public 'schools Some of three
meetings were well attended ; others nol
so well, owing lo the deep snows.
County Institute. The County Institute
wne held in the Court House at Mid lie-
burg, during the Aral week of January
Eighty-seven of our teachers were in at
tendance. Tho regul ir iusirurlors from
abroad were Mins Flora T- I'arsnns, of
Rochester, N. V., and 8. A. Toiler, of
Philadelphia ; lbs former also read an
essay and the Utter delivered several leo-
lures. The other lecturers and ees iyists
were I'rof. D. Dnlinir,er, of Union 3-mi.
nary, II. I. Oourley, I'iiisburg, Supt.
Kain. of York, Kx-C'o. 8upl." W. Moyer.
of Froehnrg. Horace Alletnan of Melina
grove. I'rof. V. 8. Hover, of Freehurg
Academy. Dr. J. V. Kbtndet. of Middle-
burg, A. W. Poller, Kq. of 8alin(rove.
and I.. W. Anpnch, T. J. Forrey Dr. A.
M. rubier. U. C. Dower, aud Miss L. 0,
Kvans of our own teachers.
The Institute wss by many considered
the hen and bluet Interesting ever held
in ibe county. All ibe session, especial
ly I hour In the evening, were well attend
ed by tbecitiiena ; ami it is believed Ibat
much good was arrouwlirbed.
I cheerfully accord Hit credit of making
ibe Institute a success, lo the instructors,
leomrera, eesayislt. and all oibert who
so cordially lent me iheir aid,
rtomeolibe teacher who were not in
attendance, bad sufficient reasons for iheir
Absence; others had nol. All. I believe,
afterwards regretted Iheir absence, anil
Hence I bave no word of censure for any of
ineui. I However do ma he-it ie lo say,
ibat leacburs whoabseut themselves from
be County Inmitute, without a suffi ieni
cause, soould not again be employed lo
leacn. uead lesohert hart no business
among living norsl
There are impediment io the way of
making all our lusliiulee successful.
1. Our townt art all loo small to realise
anything but a very small fraoiloo of our
expanses, from evening leolnres, were we
io charge admission feet: Si. Our teaohert
have thus far been nn willing to make an
annual contribution lor ibe purpose ; 8.
Our people are opposed lo lakiug anything
run me smaneai sum out or lbs county
treasury. The mm last year taken out by
uiy.si'ir, though small oompared
with what other counties willingly every
year pay for Ihe same purpose, wae Ihe
largest ever required in Ibis county and
jei i roipioyeu tut uimosi eoonomy com
patible wub the tduealional interests ot
tht county.
Directors. No mailer bow faithful tbt
Superintendent may hs in Ihe discbarge of
uis uunes, ii me atreoiort Mil in theirs,
ibe schools cannot prosper! and to Ihe
same esienl Ibat they rati, Ihe children
are robned of ibeir education, and the
laies of ibe district wasted.
,ucn iinvuiurs responsible ornoe In s
district than ibat of school director. The
uireciors arc emrusisu with Ihe most Ju.
dioiout espendilure of Iht people's money
lo secure io Ibe children good eduoatinn.
and that requires mea ot judgment and
Infee-lll. In atinrl tha hai n. t . .i.. ji .
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tricl. tvldence however It not wanting lo
sliow thai tbs most suiiabls men, If can.
didates, areoften defeated and others, who
possrssnnae or me roqulsilt qualileaiioos,
elected, Wbsi sucb is ibe ease, lha ehll.
dren are made to suffer for Ibe tboilsigbi.
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iUir parrnis. men loo Sums,
liniet seek Ihe uffioe from impure motives
lo secure poilliont at teachers for to
competent relatives.
li affords mo f lraaurt lo be able to sptak
In tbt most favorable terms of many ol
our directors. Their frequent visits to
tht schools, tnd oonsiaut solicitude for
heir tucoest. deserve iht aiost unfuigned
gralllude of both children and parents.
In sums districts.- however, there was
very little Interest manifested in the
schools. Neither directors nor pareuts
visiled them, and duty compels mt lo say
ibat torn of then were almost beyond tu
durance poor.
Thai directors seed sot visit Iht tobools
until I here it tomn'alnl asaiasttha iaa,h.
ere. It a oioet oilsuksn eonesptloo of duiy.
Th.y should visit them frequently le see
bow they are eooduoted i whether there is
any eauae for tonplaial, and ie eaeourais
both isachert aad Hipllt. . j
i sere is esraans aa saara, kauui
duly ibat direeiare eaa ' arrrai la tkair
Boial apaeliy. thaa laal ! saaoactiiy.
iU iu-rrlai 1-1:3 t tL jt t ,
tcboolt le teewiv kit MgttttltsM. and !
tee for tatjatervt what ahaagee aid lm
prevassvif are) aeeaesaary.
A am her eaaUev f a Uaej Impartaaet It
that otV'ving tk Uaehert aeeording it
their ejuallfleaMona aad Ihe tjaality f th
work (bey Svtforai. Paying them all la
dlseWYainatety. both oatpettni and laewva
pt erii. ibt tats salary, Itaellhar Jaeloe
lo tbn well ouslned. anr th meet judi
cium net of the pwblie nosey.
Conclusion ---I lender my thankt I aft
wbe en operate with mt, especially to tha
School Department for favors received sad
i directors, teachers, tad eiUsent fur
their limine se and hospitality.
HXW ADVBETISaf BWT8.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE. Letters
teetsrMntary apoa the estate) of Will Urn
Waaner lata ot Monro nweishlp, Snvtar Co
Ar i haTlngheei geante tnthe aatlarsignal,
all persons snowlnr themselves lateb'a-l In ssld
eatiie ar rrajMela at mska pay m-nt wlihoat
itlv. aa th m having eia'ias ea th" Mat all!
pnseBl tbta IS) I.H.WAOlEa,
H. J. BUTCH.
Sep II, IS i Ksesntort.
DR
A. M. SMITH,
mrsiciAX axd suboeon,
Offeri hit professional eervleet fe'lht till
tent of Adamsbnrg and vieialty. Sep 4, 71
Williamsport Fire In
surance Company.
NOTICE is hereby jriven that the
venev of Thomas M. Xaats of Freeharg
Pnvrtar anantv, f r Ihe ahv eompaar was re
voked Anaast IMh 1st aad that be liti longer
si tltorlsa-l to tranearl anf kind al baslaesa f.ar
tbt saM WUIIaawport Firs Ii.sarane Coatpaaa,
. UKNJ. W. TttOMPllv.
Beers tary.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
NOTICE i hereby given that
Thoa. B. Kants, of rrsebarg, Sorrier Co.,
Pa., la no longei aaenl, canvasaor or solicitor
tor thsTrsvels s Intnranoe Compauy (Life aad
Aorlileat) of HartfoM, Onn.
Any authority lieertofore granted hla by said
eonii anr or IU Mat ag-at at Wlillamspoit Pa.
has been Only rev..a.l
The pali. le Isl.eratoy esnlloaed against trans,
a tins ouj baalreee aihauver with said Kanls
on aveoant of said company.
ALEX. M. lifcAW, Stat Agent.
Williamsport. Pa. An. It, 'Ii.
Public Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Thoa. It. Kaols. of fre-btirg, Pa. la an Ion-
srr Assntnrenb Agsiilofihe Wyomios In. ir
anee ompany. utwilk-s Uarre, Pa., aad that
-ij aoiborltf heretnt're granted htm by the
Co.. or Hi. a-.d-re al to iraosaet baslues. for
Ueu,hMU..dl,.v1ked.HooLKY
Agt. at ft atsoutona, Pa.
Aug. 15, lira
THE JEW
GROVER &
BAKER
LOCK SlITCn
Sc wi iter 13 acli I no.
The Oror.r snd Rkr loseMne lar at el 'anv
t"r ma.'niue lur unasa niaiog auu g.u.r
ai family us..
Th. stll'-h la t-eaollf il ard dnraMe. II Is so
almple In Its eomblnatlon of parts and Ita prar
Ileal nneratinn that It IS v.r? dlnli nlt to gt Ii
oa out or i.-arr, ana is easily maoag a.
It la lovalaahle In tne family, as hv Hall kladi
or worn ran no", tne nnwi raurk'S, as sell
as in. -carMi wiia o'uai laoitii.
ThsORiVKR fc Br.1 with Its recent Ita
nrniam. als Is n.it. iloratils. o-nsTi.otai. sin
tils, and narfn.1 in Ita ? rtl ns. It requires
l a vtpns. nr ri-paira man in, 01 tu. nutu.r.
ous maehluei Iu uso, and has Lena In eonstaul
use lur
Sixteen Tears
wttbnnt the outlsy of one cent for repairs. It Is
onuiy noi-ssii wnn maca waiaunaui. and eo
vee, '(IH S A LIS HV
Hainut'l 1- nust.
Aug 14 '73 iklinsgrove , I'a.
si s. w a & n lJ
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ADMINISTtATORB' ROTICI. Ullete
ef AdsslatslraUas) ansa th tetalt ef
AdasaSaawht late af Beaver tewathla.
flayda O., dee'd having hear granted U
Iht tad erst gaed, all pvraeas knowing taeva-
tsivee iMebte ie eaid eetate art rMaaetad
la makt aayatat srlthent delay, aad tktae
having eWsst Iht two win pratent
Ikeva t XUAS SPBCHT,
A2S,7l.f4
Admlnlttralot.
Estatb Or Jacob ITkidicii Dm'o.
NOTICE U hereby fri von that the
anderaine. aadltnr appelated bv the O.
U. of Snyder rnaa'y, to mas. dlt Iball-ia of
the balance In the hand, of the Admr. a' eald
estat., will ali.nd to the dntlee of Ms efflra In
(setia'srove, on etaiinnai sr.r., a, at io
O'eloek, A. M. Where all parties In interest are
Invited tn atlead. A. W. POTTS R.
Sellaegrova, Aag It Ti) Auditor.
BEST NURSERY.
Oldest in' the State.
tB eMsaVSVaVavaavaVa
This old and popular Nnreery, lo
sat. 1 at York, Pennsylvania, le etilt aader
the mansvenaat of Reward J, fcvaae A Uo.
la qaaatlty and quality of
Fruit, Ornamental Trti, Vint$,
this Iirarf It not egeetled by any In the Watt
la aonaactli with th. a. rMrv th. Proprie
tors prop to furnish every variety of
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
atee. a aa parlor article of cereals
Wheat, Oats and Corn,
Tasrepa'eHon whleh Feans k fin's anrsery
has hereiofora sast lnsd thrrmghnni th. mat I.
a safe arante to parclusara that tbsy rac.lve
aia. inr to.ir mnt.y
Kit Pensilne forthieenatvt lear.nl aa wilt
eanvaaa Ihla aad edMnlng enantlM aad lak.
ord.r. or II'. fall trade Patronli" kuni lattl-
tnttons. Address, CLI fOTZl.tlF..
tvnentat r. tr.
Hag. la, I. ly. .ualaut Co. Pa
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Letters teatameatar na tha aetata al
JOHN KNP.PP, lat of Wall B-av.r twp.,
nayd.reoaaty P. deoasssd.havebMa granted
In the naderslena. all narsnns hnowlna? them.
salves Ind.htwl to aald aetata are riuend to
mate Immediate paymaat while thoa. basing
elalms will praasat them dole authenticated for
sotlismentto JKHr'MI AH K N LHP,
a. a. aiuairFF,
Aog.tt. Tl.tp. d. Lxeentore.
Kollca of Incorporallon.
Notice i hereby (riven that a peti
iba with Artl.'ee'w.. fllod with the Pro.
tnonotary.a pr.aenla.1 at May Term A. D. IST9,
for the Ineirpoiatlun of"Fsbrer's sillvsrcorart
Band," and that a Charter of ln-orporatlon will
beerant-d atnattH. p, T. IS7) term ofeoart,
iiuIms eaaso I. shown to tha contrary, a. per
Art of Assembly authorising t'oa-ts to sraat
charters ate. t.UKOIJSK.
AOS. sl.'7J,Jw. Prutby.
JoPfj J. BAIIY ELTOV BPr. LIPORW
HKNHV J. lit VI, BAat'L W. VasCULIL
BC. SIIATEU,
WIT
JOEL J. BAUT & GO.
HOSIERY, SMALL WARES,
White Good, Embroidrritt Ac
IV. 3d Mt., Philad.
g A. WETZEL,
Justice of the Peace.
Beavertown, Snyder Co., I'a.
All kinds of collections made on libtral
lermt. Prompty stttndt to all business
enlrueltd to bit tare. (June 20, 73if
T
HEOS. SWTNEFORD.
WITH
KAUB &
FRYI
IMI'OKTEHU AMU JOUIIEKd Or
CHIIV-fV, OLAHS &
Ciieoii8vnre.
301 & 303 CHERRY STREET,
.te.n Anb aad Race
Philadelphia, Pa.
Constantly on band, Orlflnsl Assorted Packs
(ea.
I'r. Mb-n's Sprlncearas Hyspspsla Liver Cam-
ptami. txitisiiH,iion, vuis iids oi soon, dour
stomach. Water Hra.h, H.artharn, Low Hple
ls,Ac. In thlrtyflv vrarni-v.r falling toeu eihe
m-'t obst'O.-e cases m,,i be drogeete, lohn A.
Moals, Aaenl for Mlddirbor. l- p t. lit
r.iania p. n. Lvinuiarsuatiaaoaappiivaiioa
jaug. i -
s
T. ELMO HOTEL,
formerly THE UNION.
Xoi. 317 ond 319 Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
First-CliiM Accommodations at $2.50
f er tiny.
JOSEni M. FEGER, Trop'r
JJAUDINQ & FERRIS,
Patent &. General Claim
Agency,
WnHliiiitftoii, D. c.
Ma U . .Jl... 1. ..tl a.... At a. aa. I
tnr, a(iiiB wnil swwi inrVVfll IHI IPOs
Hon of thtuoiry ttmrougM rvUftbUman,
i d btitinit atruttUtl to iilia will rcttr
ivuji hhBitUB, J BBa IS, 'J,
OlFrtllTElPIIISE
The uniy rolls bl. gut distributive In las wastry
$100,000 00
IN VALUABLE GIFTS I
TO DISTRIBUTED IN
Wa. r. hineb;
2nd BEMI-ANNUAL
Gift Enterprise,
To be drawn Monday Oct. lath, It 71,
ONE OKAND CAPITAL PKIZE.
$10,000 IN GOLD.
One Priu $5,000 in SILVER
FIVE PRIZES 11.000
FIVE PHIZES $500
TEN PRIZES $100
each in GREENBACKS I
Two Pamllr Peirlagee aad Matekad Hoesee
wita Biiv.r-Moueted Uaraass, w..rta (l.teu aa h
Twobu.glwi, Horaea. a.'., worth ou.aob I
I Bns Imiaaul liiawwatd pltaaw waetb Mea aarh
10 Family Kasrlog Machlaaa, worth (iue sahl
i sou uvta eaa siieoe mvot naetieg tea
worth from (at ta (Sou each.
Oold Chains Milvar-wara, Jeaeirv, ae ae.
Whole another Olfts. It.oa
Tlcksu Limited to et.uuo
AucNTsi WANTRD te sellWeketita whom
iiawewi prMaiaajs win aa P.M.
Slt.le 11. a. u a-ii tils Tiskau I0 Tw.lv Tlek
S'S esui Tw.utf -ve H.t. a ml
Ulrenlars uitalalnn a lull list ot arlaaa. a das.
.riptioa ui to. saaa'-.r ut ara.iag, aao etlesr
laiurisiiisa in ,.i.rwn w tua aistriaauoa,
will be seat ta aav en. ordering I hew. All t-
au. B, a-, ar, wwfaHwaa W
Mala O.nect Ii. CHIMB, Bas ml
wi w. rina at. Utaotaaavi, o
AGENT8 WANTED.
In (sen eewnty at aaeh Rtaf, ftsv Ih P
ttuaal s -(laj LlVEAJDtrAfi(
t i if til 'i-k T) wub (. eiaie vt
' -' ef I4.aMsla t ie C ' I.
s-a - -s a-e , "
, BXAfl fO CATALOJCiJ Of
Kst.TI, Olsaav. part snags, t to It cents
H .Velio's Ohsmh Masts taUe.nts
NOVELLO'I OCTAVO IDITIOff f Opsba
Prta tt i e a fetna la ahvth, (lit
MOTILLO'I Oelav BdlUea at Oraterlee.
sjrrwisr
ITovello's CheapEditions
Of PtARO-POBTI CLASSIC.
BeeV. M prelate, aad roraM. fTtsth. ) W
BaetlMtvan's ta sfcaastae, KWaatiJ boaad
PallOnllt. (M
Basthnv.n's as Plane plecaa. Elegantly
bnd. Pail gilt,
frhnpevi'e vatsee. mi papal eevert
tianvln'e -OlialSee
Lbopl.'s Kaetame "
irboptu-s Masurkaa, -Chopin's
Balad'e
(Jbanla's PreloOe
t e
iw
eo
tee
eo
tea
tThpln,siaata tie
M.ndelaaohn'e Oomptatt Pin Works. Kit
. gaat Polio sdiltoa. fall OUt' Uo-
plate la voiamee te
The easse. ea. rati gilt. Oea stole ta
tvalnmae Mt
Ths sasae. tvo- Papst Cempkte la 4
volant'. It tt
af.adslssona's Songs wlthoal ward. Fella
EJl loa. Fall gilt. i
octave tvtltloa. Pall Oat't (o
Octavo Cdltoa. Paprrovejt Ite
Meaart's Is Monetae, Kleastly hoaad. Pall
nit , soe
Schaban'sMSoaatet. Xletaal hoaad. rail
(lit too
ehah, n't Ihtaose. Oosadlete. Elagaat hoand.
Fail gilt. f 00
ababert't ploaa pi sees. Elswaatl boaad. Foil
sit. too
Schasssaa't Foreal eonof. Kin Eay plavM.
Papr eeveaa. 10
Bakareaaa's yHoaa fort albasa. Fkgaatly boond.
Pall (lit. lo
a si a. aanat etrere, I tu
The I
MOTHER OOOIE,
Or ltationat If ureerr Bhymea.
Bet to Mesls by 1. W. Elliott, wlib tt beanllral
lllaatralloas aogravad by th. Brothers IHIalsl
Hoards, tl so. 8pUadid)y ban ad la sloth, (II
adgM, (1 SO.
Atkfor Nnvello't Editiom. Adbes,
J.L.PETERS, e Broadway, Kew-vork
Agent foe MoreuVe Uaeap Maslc
672 00 Each Week..
aawhera. stasia ss alrullv Vsllluiaie Par-
eularefree. Addra t,.. WUKTHt CO., Ml.
Laraie, Mo. Mar la, Tt. It.
JOB" Dins 4 SOX
Union Spoke TFor,
8. W. Cor. leopard fc OtUr
treat,
PHILADELPHIA.
aT.ad for Price LUt-W
gPOKES,
RIMS,
And PLOW
HANDLES.
WANTED, Agentt and Peddlen for our
PRESS AND fT KAIN EH-Presses
and airalntjami, jelllee, btrbs, vegetables,
lard, tallow, meets, cheese, o. Over CO,
tlOO sold in a few localities. 8ellt quick.
Everv family wants II. 8ewlng Maohine
and other established agentt are nndlng
Ibie verjr profitabla. Ciroulart free. Lit
iledeld and Dame, 102 Wasbingloa Street,
Uoetoa Mast.
JJauchy A Co'e. AdvtrtitemetUi.
jim OA IK FOUB WEEKS' OAKTAS
.OUlNCI was ono. aaeat's proflt en
Hrraot's iTinrrr ol Poetrr and rl'Migi (Tu In one
waa oa The New MMasrksepe-'e Manaal.br Miss
Bfawrn.r aaa mrs Blow. AD 7 aciiT. man or
woman eaa aave aa aaaney. e. n. rnnu m.kj
New York, lluaton. Cbkago and sen Pranclaco.
A eennfo Wnvtfaii ?"" "Prt
BLESSED ARE THE PUKE IN HEART."
Just reads, from aa original painting bp Ida
aogh. TaiS loia-e I-gieatly adiuhad b l
who as It. and Is sure H I oun hi iblr popular.
Tho 'aii axecuii d Iu the hlh.t sijrlo of th. srt,
In or.ir to resx-h the masses and urs larg.
aalra, the rrl 'e I. mad. ma h l"W.r Inaa that at
wblek tlhroao of like Duality ha. b. -a
sold. Terms est-wmeljr liberal. Exoluaive tar
rltiirf. Hild oalr by aausorlptlnn. Apply st
on. 10 Sevan choice -if Lrrlt-irr. Ctreuls . ae.,
frra. ukii MAi i.CAn, raoiua.es, ih aan
aom t.,Pblladelphla, Pa.
A Work of Intense Interest and Intrinsic Vain
OCEAN'S STORT.
Mv th. anted son of tlio feuwas "PETE PAR.
LEV.'' a grai'hla HUtorj of Ocean Navlg.ll .0,
Adteutnre and IllK-ovsry alma tne Aik. Hi
plete llh slartlln( Ine d-uta, fsrful dissvlsr,
pira.ias, p rus, ao., auova aio ,aa wonu.ra .1.
ai athl. a sea, liivlmt DreOslna, tle.raihia
as. Ii4.plr.tad llluilrstloas ASOU just start
ed ri orl li loid.rs lnfunr days l.'I la UvedaS
.1 Iu t0 .la,-, e I Mils sj.i d.rti.lly Iset, t,MKi
ag-nia wautki. Bend nr tu.l ueaeiiimou ami
ci ontara, ntsiiAnusHUSi, rum iw, ou'
son at., Philadelphia, Pa.
CWP TLt I L' L' 1"be Oreat Remidv
OXilv JL X nTr- for Diarrhea aud
vjiit i.r.i ai.n ibs .u.-iire tor vvi r ana aso.
ssloi.nd 111 Of K HOME PIIVMllJiAN. Bv llr
Heard. Ih. laUat and beat Family sl.ll.al
BKiewiia remedies ror every Known diseaaa
Its value Is attested by thoasuids a ha have ear
ed mooer, haal'h andilla. Agsuts wsot.d. K.
B. Tbbav. Publisher, Su. Brosd.ay. tt. Y.
'CAMPH0RINE"
Tks Oreat Discovery for the Immediate relief a
care of Rheesaatlem, Nenralgls, Sprains, Bm.
as. Pains, strains. Klllf Joints. Slw.llln.s. In.
flanimatloaa, Bunloaa, Catarrh, k.. ae. It will
not grease or sum, snd f r tha toilet I a Insure
ar v fauslla. ThMuknit. avlll ..J hah. tmmtl
f Lo ita arraAt tnarlta. Tnr li Ptlna m. Lillla
U eeats. RRoUEN UOYT, Prep'r, tut Una a
wia. .v, is. 1 .
CHOLERA
AND
EPIDEMIC DISEASES
PREVENTED BY USING
Bromo-Chloraluni.
The AVto Odnrlft and Non-Poion
oue Jmeerful Deodorizer and
DISINFECTANT.
It deetroys all bad odort and poltoaons
emaaaiiont about your premises, tad
tbtrthy prevents oontegion and dieeast
ennlaint no poison, bat ao odor, .and ie
always safe.
" Diploma awardtd by tbe AataiOA
Iksvivit lo Tildbr A; Co., for Uiomo
CatoBALi'a. They consider il of value as
bring non-poieoaoue aad inodorous, and
oaa reeommend it especially for medical
and general houssbold purposes where dit
infeeiioa and deodoritaiioa It called for."
EiHiBiTina or 1872.
Prepared only by TILDEN ft CO..
Sold by all druggists. fit Tork
Nth Thousand In Prees. Eale laereaslng
t.ooo mors Lies aossts vtaris for oar
Livingstone " .alfrica
over toe pan s, o ly (tt. I nenmpleu aad lafe
rlor woraa are oHered, look oat for tbem. baud
for elroulara and ae. proof of th. aretaal eueoaaa
of the eeaaun. Pocknt Coini auioa worth (10
aaaiiaa traw. niDUABV SSUS , rBUUSBe'S,
Tal aansom Slaj Pkila,
01O A DAV.
Easily mad bp aa Agency of
"Onr Own Family Doctor."
Beet medical work extant. Everybody blra
that saes It Uaeen.1 ladoeemeata to agesue.
S ,or;lr1fr sad terms to IttiUT h UO.'
Ta Hroadoej, H. V.
ws. ab ss- sea sure way to makt money.
TO HOOK CANVASSERS.
A HET7 WAY-
or aunRiMo
l SUBSCRIPTION BOOK
Theasaadt are sold. Oaavaavlag rsduMd te a
mara taaatlma. frnBt. ii.aK.iL. i...mmm i a
dieae. MI'RatT MILL VtlHXJaliism' rut
US Hast Stk V N. X. Ulty. . '
T7o Want An tt
la JhH towasklp t emaveea w the aew, xtaaWe
aad eastasiiiaa hook bp loT. iotasT Oos,A.
the ci xxct or a rem ur
ad a4"" b -
BY STATE AUTHORITY.
foe lbs pwrpawe . atdra la rbaaataWlsaea ml mt
LINCOLN IJBRARV.
A ead rverrt will be stea rata tut at
rtawar. N. J-, .a NUVkBsSS la. tali, at
whMk ttsae essd pt.a.
aaaoooinoiMh
wilt wdbrtrtbaud aoMag tee ttek- bntde-,
Ths enW.rplee la shansraaTby the lewl -latere ef .
theatateaf ffew Jeraay, rnrtb patpti.e ab,ve a
doaand, and purehssarsof tiak IS eaa rely apon
per t 'alrtce. in ibe ill tetbnttea and prompt
pa.yeaeat ot lb' gins, as ednertltad. Tk-ki-ts
rsx-ktfne .llrnr (I . . (aeaia
Ossb Ulfis. the fnlewlis girts will be dlsiri- .
bnteJ amoaetth kat eo:rirs Immadl tely after Ibe
Ooa--ert and fine ild Imiaedlately tbereat.aet
ONtimtfiiuiitiiT avi.to
Ortf. OR AMD OAaH oiri 1.V
oaanaaao Uasa tltet tseot
Oaena,a'saUtP (
ICaahOln - 0M
I Cask 0 rt (tea
lUaahOin . lesae
lOaehOllt ltl
fa-kilfl on
CasbQIft tlta
lOaahttlft I ton
lOaebOin 1 sea
Itlash flirt I uoo
1 Cash am lee
loashniit tea)
1 O shOtft iees
lOaakUift Ita
IrarhOift lioa
I Oash (lift I on
1 t's.h (irt I to
M'sahttift I to
It Cask ntfts (to sash 1st '
touashoins oo tee
ion ta h ftins too In SOJ
)t)ash Olfts so let
too. !eebiitrts it aeon
oos'ehiru t Itevi
It ajt Cash Old. 1 M
a
nasi ras Oirta (ci. 000
As we employ a. agents antelde of th larga
allies. Me we thus eoai.Ud tu glea parehaaara
the baaeBt aftke OTaimlaaloa that wwold other.
law go Ihe Ag.at. We will therefor seed
oa It tl.kats t,t tie, or tt for t0 t f e t. ata.
gle tlek.t. one dollar each. All eommaBieatioo
promptly ansveml.
1 k diatrlbail a will h. oondnele t bf a sworn
eommltlee, nko will dectu. a,a the tair-esadl
eaftet Impirtisl most Impartial mole or distrl
b illoaj. A llatef aambera u whleh glfta ae
awarded will be sent t every pnr Beer Ira ae
diataly a fur te O -a. art. Wa will eand tieketa
hy eiprv Bs, and clleet on dellr.rr. wh.n e. or
dered, no sare an I send yoor nil sddre a
nam, town, eoxnty and stat, plainly written,
Aa overone-half ol tbe lleke e are alre.dren
giired br Agents la Ibeeltlea near by, we wnakt
adv.eathe bi d. eire .... or more to foewnrdl
tlieir order at oace. Dnaotd.Ur.
' K now 1 eg tb. manse is of th is ente-nnea, wa
ea assure thane die that It will a a a-andaao.
ees. snd sv ry ceiB l ao. can he pl.oel In It,
Th. msn.grr. ofthl. .ntervrl.e srs msnof
eqaraeter snd at.llly, and Ike. Is a, d.-nat bat
Ih.y will make tLe .nlerr.s emluentlf snreess.
fal ' Newark lisliy Press.,
Addr.es. Psnnns aV Co.. Directors. Kenan.
M. 4.
WORKING CLASS.!
Week guaranteed. KepaaUbl. enipl
Male or Pe.
male. BnO.
aaaranleed. KetMaoUbl. eninlovio.nl at
fcoma, day orevaolnsi no capital req 01 red 1 fall
Instrnetiune end veluabl. paa.atra of good sen
fraa by mall. Addraa., wltb aim eaotiwnrn atamp,
it. VOL NO fe UU , ITSOre.nw:ch St., N. V.
CanvaMinK Hooks pent free for the
UNDEVELOPED WEST
OR
.FYr Years In Ti.e Territories
Theonly complete history of that vast regtna be.
IsiOen the MlS'lsslnnl aad Paelnai Ita Raanar.
eaa Climate, Inhabua-.ta, Nalir.l Cnrloeltle.,
aw. iirvaMiaintnitiii rsnnarsriDi arts,
ry. Lands. People and Uurl -sltles of 'h.Or.,1
West. Agents sresal.ln4 Irom 1 1 to .6 enplea a
day, and we Mnd a eaarsaing bonk free to any
wwiisni. Au.iraw, stating eipar et-e, sto. .
NAVWRAb PcBLtsaiae Uo Philadelphia Pa.
onICE RAFT!
An Official and Tbirlling History of
THE POLARIS EXPEDiriON,
Under the lata Oept Hall, hit untimely death,
Remarkablo reecue of the crew from a Floatlns;
Bald of Is. Also, a history of all the etpelltl int
to the Arctic world from the Earliest Times.
Profusely Illustrated. Acnts Wanted. Address
PatlLAUBLrBIA BvOK OoSJrAMV, PHILA.
Afgantm AVimtecl.
Sond for Ustalogue.
Dousstic Sswia MacBina Co , Navy Tone.
Writ for Large v,l!uetre;sd Price list,
.ddress.
GKurwRTtKN
PTW. sv mr I J -saysa
AU.V 1 M Mm sras.
currRriaosmniuicii pat
Brecch-lonUing Shot Guns, 4 to $00.
Double ihot Ouns, $H to f 150. Kiugle
Ount, Si) lo 20. Kifles, $R. lo 7V Rev.
vers, $ii lo $25. VM.ils. $1 lo $8 Gun Ma
terial. Fishing Tickle. Ltrge dlsootint lo
Dealert or Clube. Army Ouns, Itevolvera,
0 bought or traded for. Good sent by
ei press 0. O. 0. to bt examined befor paid
for.
NEVER
Neglect a rongh. Nothing le more certain to lap
the foundation fur future evil couaequeacaa.
Wella' CarboHc Tablets.
are a sare enre for all dlaraseael the R.eplrstary I
Y' ---, "'s isms, i.iiua, 1 roup, uiutneris,
Asihms, tlstsrrh, Uoarsi s s. Donee, of th.
, uruat, t inupiu., or uroui nisi Tubas, and ail
Dlseesi-sortbe Liiuga.
leall ra.ee or andd-n eold. however laVen,
the.a TARLF.T ehoald be promptly and freely
.' r'SlS IBrDHSIIIf Ot VOC niOOU,
mitigate th. serartir of th. ttack, aad will. In a
jary .n ii raw, restore Healthy action to the at
tected entane.
"ells' Csrbollc Tablets are put up note In Utile I
blue botes. Tkrannls-:tuUs If thee can 1 1
b. found at our dranRlal'a. send at oace In the I
new i ore, ana will lor ward them hr I
Don I ba Deceived by tmlUllont
hold by iniiulsU -aula a h .g.
JOH N Q.KEI.LOQO. 11 Piatt HI.. N. Y.
Bend for circular. Mole Agent for the 1M
la lb most pows'iul olesaeer. an nih.
en r aa. raxnorvr af Ulaadalar bsirullOBil
kaowa to Materia Mtdlc. I
Il is spseially adapted to eonstllnllonll
worn dwn" and debilitated by the warm wet-l
thsri.f spring aad smosarr. when th blood wl
aot In active circulation, eonarajuraile gath.'l
liuparit aa fross slagglaMiasa and uaaerfrs-t e
inia wtne ao-ro'i. orvana, .Bit ta taaatrrsieui
by lamore Eruptions, Itlotcbas, Bolls, pustulstJ
When weary and languid from overwork;
and dallnaae. drowsiness and laertla take thai
nlereofenerirv and vigor, tbe si at. m ads SB
Tnal. to build bp ahd help the vital forest torsi
aalu tk.lr reeoperallva nowoe. I
I . l. - i . ' m . . L M
a .r aja, oi samiavr, iraqnaniiT im '
Liver a nd Hplean do not properly pa-fnem thel UI"-
funcilonsi th. al.r a. and arlaary .rxaas sr Not
laaetlve. praduelag ejkaaas of the sto usl ,.,!,..
aad IntestlBos aad a predUpoeltloa to taUUew "'''"'"K
deraBgemaul. ililljreii
J)R. WELLES1 nerv il
EXT RAO OF JUKUUEBA clothe,
Ie prepaeeddlreelly from tbe Booth Ameelesi !"'' '
plant, and Is peeuliarir suited I all lha dl hg( cl
eallleetll will rlaaa tba eulaied, UooaJ Jom . m
atr.oalh.a Ihe life srlvlng tamre. aad esaia
all olistruetloat from laualrsd aad taraebl.
Oraaas
It ebould be freely taken, a Juruheh
as SKSStauaora DJ ssedL-as weltaas lb. BA.1 .
eisai termer. Tool, and Itaubetraent know
tne waoi. rana-a or ma.iir.1 p'aata.
JOHN tt. KELLOUO. I Piatt tu. Wa Ti
, .h Ageal for the UBltad But
rnaa, umm uawai par StotU. tMB4ot Ulrea;
or UlrsakJ
is..-.'!
W.aid saVJra-e a ee elennlssa. A.-, fwn e raMMMi
t.l aeswit r.at.l A-s.r ... . new ead aaa I v th. ac
t, -y . t . invi''
' -It'"
sure
bout a
i a tubl
lion he
drinl
n to tt
lifl avni
llll 110 I
, and i
io patl
rcuk tl
piiniuor i
n tlio 1
(im am
om to i
Ifcnoo. t
iiaiip lt i
, tO 11
till nielli
nat tins
.delight
Iprovided