1874.
J tHOI'BK. Ert'r. A.P ropr.
Petitions are sent to the Legisla
ture frotri all parts of the Stat, for
the rqml of the Loral Opium hv.
A lill hoa at length been introdite
in Cotitrrews which ought lorg
aine to have become n law. It re
Intes to the protection of buffalo, and
Movid-s that every person not on
I uliaii, who shall kill, nmiiu orinjwv
a ft male buffiJo of any brp, or who
ahull kill or miiira a male bnfT.Uo for
any other purpose than food or for
the market, elmll be filed, a hundred
duUtra for each ai,6,., nd shall be
" lrnoncd fur on,-repetition of it
Hi prevalent Wantnu destruction of
these nnirnls is dimply ahamcftil.
TI1.0 bill should pans, mid lie 'supple
mented with vigorous enforcement.
"""""""
Tift HMirx Alu nivr A tiropooi -
i " i ioi iun puuiii-iuioii oi inn reiei
anhivca purchased by the gove rn-
mcni Home two yeara agn j win a nort-
iv tH-nmiH n i.unK ji is hirmmi
MIDDLKUUItfl, February 6,"
imw n.iu ironi wiiotuitley.M.r The l. ngtli of tho niectinif is
wwc obtained, examined them care , i,n foHr (lam Th .)lftt.0 41,',,,
filly, i.mking a compute hat md , (tN.i,Mi ,,til the .March meeting
copying the moat imjM.rtant, aluch ;of the b'tate Agricultural .Society,
r'lpiea, it ta understood, lie yet re v. . ,
tains, the elimination estnbliahing L.T1'.'0 .mo.rtlc convention of
in his mind U.e truth of the worst i"' 1,,k,la mhU"l n tu..ath mat ,
rKm,.. ,n.l.,J.t .T.fr.,roo ii-vi. n,ul P"""""' resolution by a vote of
.I M, .m.ViU ..Ui-.,,- .
il,.ir n.W,.r. .n,Kli. iX ,,,
northern eities. ratrodi.ee peatil. nee,
raid 0.1 our frontiers, and perpetrate
acU-f an inhuman and piratical
rlinniM..r. Klmnl.l n..i1n(i.m
pnKS. there will be a fearful quaking
among the dry bonea of many a po-
liticol sepulchre.
Skull ll'aatluita Wf X laUlnll
Thv Senate passed a bill Jan. 27, :
first reading, appropriating ono
lion dollars to the Cetitetiiial Anni
. . .1..
v in, we nic 111 luvor 01 hucu ( ncao ana part of tho ann with an
nn exhibition we cannot for a mo-1 over charged shot gun. Iast sum
mint imagine that thn laen.U'rs ofiu r hia brother George had his hand
the lVunsylvania Senate will vote jand arm terribly mutilated by a
this approproprintioii in direct vio ( mowing machine, and a few years
litlioii of the Constitution, no recent-1 ago another brother was killed by
iy miopieu jniieeo we prtsnmn me
citizens of Philadelphia would not I
tntion tiiev wonM voto agiunst re
ceiving an oppro)riatiou from the
Stale. The result has i-l:o vu that
they did not want any money from
the State, and wo hope tho 'pluinest
provision of the Constitution will
not be violated by those who haw
sworn to support it.
1 be Mute t'hiunces.
Below we give the following com
munication accimpanying tho nnnu
al report of St.de J'reasurer Mackey
to the Senate and House of Kopro.
sentativea. Tho communication is
of interest to the people of the Com
. 1 . . 1 . . ... ,
mouweuim, hk siiowniir mo workings
of the finunrial system ol the State : I
Or.im.rMw: In compliance with
tiie a't of AMsenibly approved March
10, 1852, 1 have the honor to submit
herewith a statement of tho receipts
mid expenditures of tho Treasury of
tha Commonwealth for tho ii'seal
year ending Xoveiulcr 80, 1H7.1.
It will be eeen that although $407,-
R92.R0 of extraordinary expense has
t , , v ,
on ineuiTei una oi irayeii on ac
count oi me Convention to revise
the Constitution, tho receipts of the
Treasury have leen sufficient to ad
mit of the redemption of 1.5l'4.
671. 70 (if the State loun, and that
tho Treasury at the close of tho lis
cal year exhibits a balance of$l,.
K25.151.24
ninceino exhibit of the past venr
tbe Commissioners of the Sintinir
Fund have called in for redemption
amotion
all regiKtered eel tifient.js of tho six
. ... 1 . , . M . ...
perciui. lonnoiiii'i v. ommomveUtli, i
known as thntivoten loan, of tho
(.mount of Sj'lO.OlHI, oud under.
i hese certineates, Hmount.ng toi
If 750.0(;0, are now payable on do
niandottho Fui uiers' iind Median,
ics' National bank of Philadelphia,
and holdeis have been notified that
interr.t thereon will ctaso on tho UOth
day of A pril next.
'J be j r;Hf r.t balance will be ample
to nroxida for this ledetnption, as
well us for tho payment of the inter
est upon tho public debt duo Fobru
aiy lot, and for tho expenses of ad-
veitihing tho new Constitution, which,
aocoidiug to the estimate of tho Soc
utury of the (Vunmouweulth. will
approximate '225.000.
While thu fumtieey are now in this
gii'tifwng condition, I aui compelled
to invite the attention of the Legis-1
Mure to the estimate of ordinary i
revenue and ordinary expeuses for !
the current year, which aro iv.t eu
couraging.
I.c furring to the tables annexed, it
will be seen that the probable revo
nuo fr tho year omliug November
SUtth 1S74, is in round numbers
tKW.tliMI, or n-aHv iji'J.OOO.OOO leBS
tlitiu the revenue f.r tho jear jind
dosed i while the ewtimato expeudi
tures. iu Iu lifg tho rcdeiuptiou of
debt, are nlxitit (1,000,000.
. Tho items of reduction in the rev
enue will appear by a reference to
the lust yeur a report
It is possible that, v.ilh strict econ
omy in tho appropriations for the
present year, the revenues will bo
auflcient W provide for the ordinary
expenses, anu fr the payment of
thnt nmoitnt of thb jmblio debt which
tho Constitution ikjucs to bo ro
deemed nnntially. iiut if. as I ap
prehend will be the case, sn;ie of the
most productive t'oi'iiorstions taxes
ara successfully resisted undur (he
new Constitution, there will I o a se
rious deucic-ncy, and tho Legislature
aliould provide for suoh a con tin
gency by revising and r-nduring uni
form all laws regulating taxes upon
corporauona.
Very Bespactfullr.
, . nnrptadiont Servant.
accept the gift, as they wro Kounau-j tinPi tll0 i)ail.,j,:u Ctmty ,uurdolt)1 8.
n.mouB for tho new ( oustdution. in Harrinlmrir, terminuted on Tuck
The matter wim fully explained to . Tl... inrr.f.fi.r
them that by voting for the Coiibti- .'.. ,111Pa rrlt " ..i:..
rrunolrania Item.
LdiiKb region i. al an end ami w.k
resumed at tha raLo r ..:...
Thn iri.Tlln connty treasury in
deple ted, and for the first tituo in
many yearn, ordors issued by the
coiiitniHHioiiora are offered on the
streets at a discount
The Hellefonlo Republican fidls
the attention of the I'is li Commis
sioner to the fact that Snmiio simrlr
of Vliion county, linn nmrrin I r'.li-
beth Hia:k. of Centre connty.
According to the Auditor Gen
eral's report there was received at
the Slate Tteasury Inst tear fM!5.
from ome unknown person, for tax
es, which has been placed in the
conscience, fund.
A Tamnqnn constable, wlio in
yet young at the business beliovi a
in culling on a man of business only
in hour of business. Ho served a
notice on a minister the other
1 iug while ho was iu tho pulpit holding j
Bcrvicea.
Tll0 tilne for hiding the next
- Stvlo Foil in l'ennavlva.na haa been
, r,xua f()1. tllB i8t Tuesday of Keiitom-
:'t.)19declnniig it inexpedient to !
,'"ke a nonunatioii for Mayor and
i nwomniMwiw 1 on. A. K. SrClurejinipjiHonment and
I ll,p "cn.uc yowra aa tuo;
c,t,Zl' m "onrtitntionol candidate.
At the JltlitOWIl COkO Works in
! Fayette county, one day Isst week, a 'of Washiuton aoeietv. It is rt-
,ltt!u f' ffcd about fonr years. Ip.nted tint uhfl will "marry iu the1
named Ilnpan, fell into a coko oven I Spring a young Mr. Sartons, a son 1
and was burned to death. Her! of a sister of Fanr.x Kombln. Attlwl
I mother was so excited on hearing oflsanio time Col. Fred. Oraiitm-ill m:ir.l
the wcurrence that she choked her
mil-.infant child to death.
A few duvs airo. Anderson Mur
... n, 1,1 ,11 mil iiinniv, oiew on nix
lulling in a nulling cauldron,
-TLtmUr t?,.
' guilty of murder in first degree."
I'pon the rendering of tho verdict
Moody looked piito serious and
Hoscntino'bKM.k face turned partially
whito.
The Democrats and "roformers"
of Philadelphia, have concluded to
overlook Col. Fornoy, Col. M'Clure.
uud the prominent reformers in their
nomination for Mayor, and to take
np Mr. Littleton, tho president of
tho seloct council as thoir candidate.
Mr. Littleton would be a very fair
nomination, but will bo beaten by
, Mayor Stokloy, who will be the Re
puoiican candidate, by at least 20,0;0
:,,,;.,,.; v
,
singular accident ban
pened to a horse belonging b Thom
as Harlow, of Sugar Grove, Warren
county, a few days ago. Mr. tar
low's son was riding the horso on a
gallop, when one foot became fast in
a cavity in tho road composed of
slato stone. The grip of the stones
was so tight, and the movement of
tho horse so great, that the entire
'! hoof remained in the cavity The
poor ummal, although a valuable
horse, had to be killed as his useful
ness was at an end.
Lkwihhpho, Pa , Jan. 27, 1874
William Cameron, Esq.. yesterday
donated to the citizt ns of Lewisburg
a new steam tiro engine, costing
about ! 10,000. Tho Borough Coun-
Cl1 wprt! holding tho pu chaso under
odviKcnient, tlm cost of which would
have been burdensome upon the tax
payers of tho village. An engine of
the Silsby manufacture was being
exhibited by tho sgent for trial find
inspection when Mr. Cameron Bent
for the members of Council and gavo
his order for tho cngitio as a gift to
the good citizens of his home. The
act is characteristic of the good man
and the generous gift is duly ap
preciated by tho happy peoplo of
Lewisbuig.
One of the encouraging signs of
tho times is tho deci'L-aso of imports
and the iuereaso of exports at tho
port of New York during tho year
I i7.i. llie decrease of imports,
.compared with the previous ycar.wns
ittbout thirty three and ahalf millions
and the increase cf exports, forty-
two millions. J'.at still the imports
exceed the exports $l!),G0O,77O.
When we shall have brought our
exports even with our imports, or iu
excess of them which we may hope
to Uo at somo period not very re
motethe country will have reached
the acme of prosperity. As it is,
the near approximation to it is en
couraging. A Mr. Uradlev, of Forestville,
Schuvlkill county, was the victim of
a moht shocking murder committed
on the night'of tho '23rd nit , while
engaged in eating his supper, by a
man named Farrel. i'arrel shot
li rail ley in the side, and then after
ward cut him in two and threw the
murdered man down an air hole of a
deep mine not fur from where the
murder was committed. His wife
gave the alarm nnd tho murderer was
urrcslod at twelve o'clock, being
caught in his house Ho is now uu-
d.r arrest at MineisviUo, and will be
brought to PotUvillo and lodged in
prison. A hearing of the case ill
lie had at once. Thero in much ex
citement shown. No causo is given
for the foul deed.
Lhtippfd AoiWa, face. roiiRh skin, plm-pl.-a,
nnt-wcirui, aalt-rlieiiiii and oilier
uutnuoouaall'eetions cured, and the skin
made autt and smooth, by using the
Juniper '1'n r ftinp, made by Caswell,
lluuinl & Co., New York, lie certain
to get the Juniper Tar foup, as here
are many imitations made with com
uaa.irf wlaiijh ax ir worthl - -
trnrnl .VTr
: l.J!3
nr th. "main
1 their av.tn in. !,. .
yeaw'Vrfe V"J
self in Wellavulo.' .uSoJ hlm'
of ill treairnent at tho .' bue
father. ,Mof hia
. . A Hoflldu com! nns decitk, ..
if a woman lend money to hor .
baud aha cannot get it back. Th
deciHiou will not be hew to 'many
aites,
. .There ara thirty ail ex-confederates
in the present Congress, of
which nnniber three are Senators.
( f course all nre "domocrata," or elae
bored with that atirk.
..Ifina I'hebo iAwrellc obtuiued
from a New York jury. lant week, f 25
(H) for breach of promiae and aeduc
lion in a auit agaiunt a lawyer mimed
Andrew li. Chalmers.
..Paul Nnughton, a brutal loco
motive engineer, who threw a live
dog into a furnace, baa been sen
tenced in Cincinnati to aix montlm'
impriannmont
at hard labor and a
"HO of JJ I Oil.
..Tho Iondon Times estimates'P
that 75,00(1.0(10 bushela of wheat will I l"
bo reipiircd from thia country
to!"
anpply tho umrketa of Kuropo until
tho crop of Wl is harvested.
. . Dr. Christian has baen convic
tod in Vn.!iington of diftinterring!
and AelJing humau bodies for dis i
section and sentenced
to ono year's I
to
2' 'J M.te ui
ei.-sji'.
. .Miss K.llio Oianfs nuptial en-
! Cficrrnenf 1:4 one of l!irt ti.ndiinr lntiii
ry a daughter ol Henry D. Cooke.
. .That good old democratic cop
perhead. Win. Alien, who was elected
toveinor 01 jino ifuL year
by pow
dering his head with hay Heed, Las
t ken rooms at tho Neil House, in
Columbus, at $ 100 per month. As a
model reformer, ho is sitting a bright
example of modesty and economy.
London, January 2t. Intelligence
has just been received hero of the
death of Dr. I.ivingstono in the in-t'-rior
of Africa. iledidof dysen
tery whilo traveling from Lako iiem
be to I'nyancmbe. His body has
been embshnod. and is being" con
veyed to England. It will cunio by
way of Zanzibar.
..San Francisco, January 23.
Marshall Morton was hanged at
Martinez to-day for the murder of
Valentino Eischlnr, near Antioch.
Contra Costa county. Csl On the
scaffold ho said the murdrcd m-n's
wife itistigatod tho mnrder. When
tho drop fell, his head was entirely
severed from his tody, which fell life
less t ) tho ground.
. . A delegation of whisky dealers
was beforo tho ways and moans com
niitte asking that tho export bond
which is now required to be cancelled,
when whisky reaches its destination
bo cancelled immediately on its
leaving port, and that the tiatisition
t.ix of twenty -fivo cents on each bar
rel slisll bo reduced to ten cents, and
that when liquor is dstrryod in
transit that tho tax sImII be repealed.
Commissioner Douglass was pres
ent and assented t. the proposition.
The committco will probably report
u bill covering the matter.
The Cuban I'mrloU Again Vli torloua.
Jew loan, Jan. .'8. Lato infor
mation from Havana received here
by the Cubans states that the Patriot
army under Gen. Oorncy.. now
numbering over 4.000 men had ad
vanced upon Trocha, hld by a small
Spanish force, in the Tiinidad valley
and Ciuco Villus, and destroyed a
iiiuninT oi piaiiiauons, wan tho su
gar and machinery, to tho value of
from six to seven millions of dollars.
Tho Patriots also freed ten thousand
negroes and between 3,000 and 4,000
Coolies. Many of those aro now
joining tho Patriot army. The
t'atriotauow threaten Stintiogo le
Cubaand Manzanillo, and other large
cities, r.nd are confident of ultimate
succet.8.
TIik 8ta Srx inn Uakic, trtor Aru
Tn of aiut.-raarnl V'l'ilk'atliii. aii'l a hin.l lo.
bnii l flifla wnu aaliirtlrra ituaka n I humbug.,
"till w.v.-a " Allli..uuh Hrrmt-,l au.l l.li.k
uiallad ljr tba rax-aiail bi rip..l In ua H.ur.'
C irnar,1 0 una tuitil uu a mn-ulailuu i.( lajui m.
I lia an-t flouriaheH aw rtvar lM.fura. If you .rh.il
.THI 0CST KMiIra, IVwui., Talra, akal. bi-a, Hit
limn ,r, fu -ll iil a afrunant aK!U't I'll
r.lllu anil aartiiflll.iair jrou waul la r"J
liva taiir. lrv Ihu tiaaiiaa. X Urua H mi;..
; SS''.!51!Jr,.KI Uv.V.V,.?,!.' ,l".,.V..B
LINK I'.tr.K 1 l.rviui lMit foiling l Tlkrt'
uuthliiu tikr tt. iirvtr vm. i.HVur tm, Kvcry
(tly nvvtU it. (inly 4u Duller u r It a yr,
ul id rhriutiirf chrtimoi ro si tit rftid In all,
8ii(?imtiia, ;x ,, ut fr u to Mar
nimiifciMl uiuurr, HiUM.alr, N. ii.
JURY LIST-FEEL TERM, 1871
Grand Juror.
ttoSTer, fininuul LnpFrr, D niltl M Snoolj
ucaTiT. jonu o uui, juiin V 1'MI
Anilraar J drwig. Juarpb I'tler ; Canir.
JnDi n. Kpvukl iliaiintn, llnuiul R
tier, Jobs It Thiimpaon ; Frunklio, John t
llaaaiii)cr. Cb. II Sieininger: Jacktun,
Julin a Iteavrr t All J llclmrg, Ptwluu 8
lUchman ; MiJitlforfck, Maury 8chocb
Monroe, liaorga (iii(ilrr, Lima Btiou.a j
I'euun, l.rwia V. l'awliii ; Purr;, J,.m
I. tme, llrurr M, Nipple, iiinnurl Slmdl ;
elina (Iri-fe, Jaoub Usrmun ; Union, III.
ram O'Nvil I Wmhingioa, Ksmuct 0 llil
biab, l'ltr P Merit.
Ptfil Jurtirn.
Dsvr, Robert Uretaf, lUrrtron Swarli.
lanso Wetti-I I Dcsver Wtst ( Jobs 1).
Gun, Uaao lUariok, SaDiual Wvinnd
rnir. I'riitli liatgcr, b.iTi.l 8 llvirlily,
MiujukI F klirnry, Aaron C Waller j I'liap.
uimu, John NivbulU Franklin, lleury
Ui'Uler. Itobeii Liieubourtr, Jaoub C Wal
ler, Tboina llower Jackton, Juba M
Dauberuiau, Gniau A t!rlvuuiyr, Joliu
Kliniiler ; MiIJIburg, t'alvia tjistilvr,
Mid.lU'crcek, Vernon KrJIy, Manin Kin
U'y, Elia Keck, Juoob A (imiik, Harvey
Htiuliy t Monroe, Jsiues Ilea, Henry I'oa.
iiut. Vim. i Hitler, J. I'eier Trexler, Geo.
Zimmerman Peoni, Philip Uieeee, 6e-
rtiart uriubarllug. nm. llalnes, Jiuwpb
ll lleodricka, Frauklln Kre.der. Cliarlef
Look, Jamie Miller, Cbarlee Miller, VYra.
li boy Jrr, - Wm. J Uageneeller, Wm. II.
Woodliug, DI4 VVIuuer i Perry, Wm.
Arbogaai, John K Fiaber, lleory Hweigem
feline Uroee. Lanln V. foyr, Joeepli A.
LuaibarJ Untoa, Jcol Uurne i Wab
iugtna, iiolt apl.
I 1
t
ii nrki
1 hero U no royal read ti tha er-
no ..i . . . . . . and
"Ra paymenta. . Tl. .J.' .?.,1
or th Bwu
. - in link iM
way to the rMnmni;. . . .
rni i. . . i "pecie
r .vi, w, jb w provide lrv law tvr Ik.
gSP -n vertibility ?t Z ll
spiccie. or .
r..... "l"ien. if
Ooyoinmont
"u"s 11m.11 nnob la to
cri,i -t - .
gve gold for
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rl0liin. 1L Treasury.it
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$ The a. 'count of C. V. Kiil A.lm nt .1.. ..
lata of tf. II. Kanti doi-eaae.1. bo waa Guardian
of Oanlel ). Kant dn-M. "
v. ii rem, l .ir A lain n. Witter fc IIinry
Mover .i. eu'or of tie lkt alilaaa teaumeuloi
I. Tba account of J,.l,u y. Bhlndcl nnanllao
of Maria !K-).r. Ml mr ohlUI of l..iir alojur
' F' " raiunirnuqa,v'4,
11. The ff unrtli and fart.. I ai...n... ... .-..
Wliiuer one of Ike Kircntore or Hi. Iat will and
leataatentuf ri.llin llarroid dac'U.
IS. Tha area n,i,.f If. WaK'ier Bieeninrnf
ip win auu .rau.aiM.1 or N-ury earr. tt rtecM.
! r Adut a ef l be retato of Ja.oh Sulemlrr dwM
, ... ji.inMUl'.
J.n..'i, ;. lOgraUaur,
Tbe I'oniMouwonlib of I'enneylvania to
me cuenu el fcnyder touuiy
OsiKTisa
ivkereae, Hetty C. Cower.
oi ty her next frienl Punicl Heorlck.
did on the nb day of Sep. A. P. 1878,
prefer her petition or libel lo our esid
Judge of our Court ol Common Pleas,
for lbs oouoiy aforeeaid, praying for the
rausei therein eel forth, Ibal slit might
be divorced from lbs bonds of mnlriiunnv
entered into wlib you Jaoub Uoweraox.
We therefore vnmiunnd you, as before you
were commended, ibe said Jaoob llower.
os, thst .seiiiug aaide all niauner of busi
aess ad nouses whniaoeve , you be and
appear la your proper Dersou before our
Judge, at Mlddli-bnrg, at a court of Com
mon I'leae, there to be held on tbt 33
day of fobruury next, lo anewer the neii.
lion or Libel of the e tid tluily 0. Uower
sos and show cnuee, if any you have, why
lb said Hetty C. liowersoi. your wife.
should aot be dieoroed from Ibe bonds of
inds or I
or the
is snd
roairtnony agreeably to lb sot o
Ueueaal Asaeialily lo auob cue made
proeiued, snd hereof fail ant
Wilne.elhe Hon. J. C. Ilucher, Fresl
dent Judge of our said court, al Middle.
burr;. Ibis IO1I1 day ef December. A. U,
4. CKUUd frothy. '
I 'Willi.im J'lo' .
pru V- WM V a f,rm ,a,,f"-cr
.:.nir:ir.vini osU
n inirtetu yoara
r. i . .
m:nu counit ip,v,.,t :i.i
raring time.
Last Tiw...l- . '
i"ie mail went mi. t.i
. oronen twitch
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AGENTS WANTED AT
S50 A WEEK.
..J"e j'""-V JleiMnoer. sn IT.
a ;r KATKI) Weekly, of General
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H5 lreinlum.
nr,M ei,0,7 ?m! A'";,Hrc.,larsent
reevipt of stamp. Address.
nit MTEIIA RV MKS.4KNGER."
Jinwaukei'. Wis.
id family iktprr in Hit Union."
KaxT)er's7eody.
splendidly Illimlratcd.
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