The Post.
I. rmmi. Editor & Propria or
i'.ih 1-Vitv tiiiid foiigiiss expired.
iii ttio I Hi int.
Tiir. linns ! hn j pi ale 1 tli t
cnl Onti.il Lrv. I.v n v..t- of 1'24
yens Id .14 tvivs. TI.e liiu
or iiipti
Fay it ui.l iiIhd pans the S nalu by n
decide. 1 itmjoi ity.
I nt i i v 1 1 Ki'hli Kill pno.l the ii.uwi.i r.. 1,1
. , ' , ' i'uh Stitn. olioito I tho fict thit tho
I liitr.l S! ill( S lint.'.. nllii" 27th il!t .!,.,..,.,., ,i. . i , , ,,
. .. , , , .. . . I i-as.vi i. io noMi.-r hid not long smco
in tfio f. l in io whit h it previous r -,,,,,,; i .. , . , ., ,
. .. ,, 1 .. .- received tint I) unity to which be was
1 -,,.. ,. II.,,,,, tho prov.n ;.j!,y,titl...w,Dlcr(,y a Unsbni
r xi. .1 t n,r,d sel.o.ils ,n tho South;,.,, (1!, Wp -.ow that portion
bill- ' 'I It Im SHICO 1.0-11 f It,,, ,l,,lt, .
MKM.I ly the I'lcsiMiiit. m in,.:., i i i,i
mi. Alliri.v'iil. Let moaskthegon
11 itleiiieii a ipiestiui: Whether, tie
nr.'nr .1 n ..f th intent ror.ling t . tli.-...-i.j,iiwoftlwTro.w.
i.tie. li: le f. M ,:lt i,., to no pi, ntM my I.M..itt:n. iif. a V.TV I ll"o mini .
f r ll'i l.t-'J .In .,, .,11. ti ill t. -n.t, I f . I 1: 1 . . .
1 II
.... ... v;i,.ii
i
ii .in i eftifs a patoiit
.hi-i i
e I'J'l lii'Hlit Ins Hot
vin'd nnj tiling :
It,' allcgod invent ion
. n'i 1 1 1 1 i I' I liecuHHf
i f 1 1 1 i m ii el simil'ir
nt' I t.r ,1
11 i. IllTII'' '.
f I t IIS f'll
i
na;i.
I III
i- a in ve
iii. itter of
.ill.
Imcv
irvsr if Tl.ri: The 1,'nr it
"" : F.vi i v t-i i eii s i f hli.lke
). iv I...
l.-riiiHii. r.tly d:ivni nvav .
M -in infi died pi n e l,v j.laiiting
vit linns. In .nth Af.ica pe.,p!..
t
it - I i.i t.i. ir m-i :i:ii s nl Hiiiii' '.
( h i :liii Iius are !
i.y re. I. .!.. t ..f v.i
i .lie fl.s -l..,i.i r.:-UU
I. "e,ti d mi 1 penper mint
i' i'. tlieit f. ire. is a vi iy
I. lirv
S"eii!.d
(Ii. ii ml
:.iy for man. in iepii,;ii.nt to the
lit lull.'.
hel j
Tin nr i a trrneisl ..piiiioii in Aus
t til t let 1 w ir with ( eei iieiny is iini.
In nt. ntid that I 'i'-ni ii ei; was iii niti-n ,
v i i 1 1 to ai r in-,' in.it t -i f ; s.i that Aus
tria in iv s.a in t i le. t!i n..' 'iv's. ,r
I'l'e I'.n.peit.r Francis bin pit is verv
il- siioiis Fiat peace should nit.nue
Me averse to the discussion oftliel
v.ir
j -I i .ti - It bavin ,' pie is d the
Aici l ;!, loli inn S that ir "f us
1 t: i I w. il a pat!i;.!i!..t .1 cl ri n
that nu Aiiftlo (it'i iu.au Vf.ir v. is iin
1 l I II t 1 1 ! . h'S iino.liil Klalive. tile
' Til 1 1- . 1 l" II"- s .losi'l I,, t.l it i. J l ;i
Ui, i,...i I,, 'm l,. ,j f , hi
Ulil.t U I. ll.!.. Iftle ie be uli V f.i i t 'l
in trca.ie i. I. iv si i i It mud to assist
Austria in t! vent of b nil mv '
f.f ill;
I' hilt.
Iho
..
latter into the li.'t l ,
v!-ii..u. A II irrisb-irg
nt of the Scrant n .'
crrr.
) "' ' ' . ' ! T!f re is eons: I, .
I !e t.lll, here itlrcadv eoliceriillr,' the
pro' j.r.-'.s o' the n-yt Slate t ie. ti..n.
It s.iins to bo concede Ion all bands'
that ti'.v. .Mm F. Ibirtiaiift will !;
r.-Tittminate 1 without npp .sition in
necof.lance with what is b. lieve l to
b thf liieitiiiiious tlfiiif oftlieiuiiss :
es cf the Ih.puhlieiin pi:ty t'iroii:,'h-1
oui tne Male. It is a notice line lie t
that t iaiiv of those wl.o ojipns :
e l T I .i i i i . r : f i m n .uuii. .lion immi
mil. stly three airs an. ure now
im-! as . Tit st iii .limn I'hii.r his i.
ll'.mb a'liui. lie has tua 1 li'lns.-l
Iiv,,i'a!i!e by p' ii'. ii
li.ii.alilt. ttc;itiv
( I'iVi ' lior is 1 . v i,
per., nnd eh. ir ii-!. i
rilat.'sms'idii)".
I nn ii.
Ills
c .le
1 bv
ir.
d lis
.1.1 to b.'
ability Mi I
I'm : n the n -v t.ix law j ts! passed
bv Ciit.-i"s til" t ix on whiskic't leis
b'.i ii ii.ei ciihed from ":l t !''l cents
'iT (.'al'.oii. 'Il.n In mi tobacco is
it.eit s, d fiOUl 'JH Cellls to'Jl Cfllt.S 11
pound ; on eie.irs the duly is increas
i 1 from si to ; n I. nun ; nnd on
cL'ir. li. fi-.uu .'. ' to 7.". p. r cut n 1 jj, ,us Fn np Hie sn 1 story of
Miloreui I lie iiicrease of '. p.-r the death bv freeing of Uio fiuuih
i e.it on the pres. nt duty on hii m ir llf ;;..,.w.,i )MU.U, f Lynn. Conn!,
im 1 molasses mil tno lesioru'ioii ..f forced out in tho cold bv
the in percent duty taken oil- m the burning nf a bouso a few days
ivfj .ui woolens, steel nu 1 lllfl)i mv,,.,,! universal sympathy.
(les Ac.. ire retained aa m the ; pi. h,.,,,, ,,f the story, by which It
iiiii.i.tll ' bill, so is tl:e provision ,,,,,.. t li it the father was the worst
r., at. v.. to go,, Is on shipboard on the iin 1 fa ti..lvi ju lllmim H)m.1(i ,..,.
Mth of I et i'i oy, and there is nu ,1(,t 1U( liwa;(, universal indi.'na
.ad lit l. .led s.atn i. .xetuptiii.; bo'tiii,' j 'n, fnhor, it s..ems, is il inosl
doll's f.-o,u duty nnd th. receipt brutal nnd the reason why
l .i.s .,: siving i..n:.s p. an i no ta,li ehilbeii di I not
I.! ll t. i!. lie as-c ,s(. , n tin III 111!
li.-r I.i." I. .tiie i ai'ill act iipprove l
l . I'! inn o. i n , ... I his bill w ill III
i I. i.se the It Vt l:ii s v.lo.OD'I.OOO Ull-
liielv. ll as passed by a nearly
j'ti'.'y vole, all i!ii leiiioci,itri voting
I -'l.llist it. '
'I'.'isr the l)i nioeratic pnty has
I, it (Missed the lo 1 Si lis.', or eail it
i.!,r 'vdni ss if vnii will, to husband
II. e flilils i f their vii't iliea l ist fall is
daily b'.c. iiiiin ; m ire apparent. The
in 1 .p ii I 'it j i.irn.ils of tliu c eintry
who oiive it such elfective ui I in its
c iti.pi .si, havcbe'.ii sa l y dis i;.;i ,i;it
r
4 ! an I scuiitiiig the chaii,' of
Sel
inel.t il.in.lig the people, hl.t, r.lbl de-
sertiiig a sinking ship nre hastening ,
nw iv from the wreck, in Urn hope bv :
th.-ir carlv tleserti .u they mav ngniii i
i ' i . .i i " ,i !
be received into tint counsels of the
oidy party which has shown itself
cup i'.iI.i of g ovcriiiiig.
Among this
ch.s the most pr imimait is tho New
York II r, ill, which in a recent nrti
ch ..s' lissing the pol.tical situation
iy s :
pi the country at 1 arg.i the Pom
' 'V;t not
xi nt d sineo tho full
' iliuo to ru duct
' on,e other
...
Equalization of Bounties.
Win k before Inst th House of Re
limiitilivr nt Washington pass
id n Mil equalizing lKnntis, without
much o'cv.ti n, and that solely
fiom thu l.m vr.tta, a ntimbjr of
whom v. ted siinit tho bill. It
(,'ives u bounty t i every s!dior win
served I., t-veen April 12th, 1-SOI, itn t
M.iy !'ih, l iii5, nf tho rote of $i ;!;l
per Mont'i. Ici all h.mnties roccivol
imhi tho Unite I States or Stita gov
inmcnts. During th.i debit in tin.
Hoim s (l. nr.il Albright, ono of t!io
MK'll.,..!' tf f 1 Xn.ia A.t - - i
,n- mi i iii'm hii i rn I iii
t 'If S'TIll
f.ir Miie innn.'lis, until the,
i v-ii .ti m of tiieirsi-rviees. were pre
v. nte I fn.ni rts-eiving any bounty nt
nil by a technical ruling of the I V -
ii liiM iit: and win tln-r the Second
Ail lit r. .Mr French, d es not statu
tint he e.iiisiler-tliat class of men the;
most im l it. ri.i;is that went into the ,
h i! Vl e.
Mr linu,-'.:,-) Tb i.,,.n.1
t..r eoMin ..len l invin ll i
n isiii.? lliev wn. v.iTunti.i.i full v
competetit'iinder the law. Thu War
1 1, ..n tnielit found -ut thev were Hot
Volunteers, but nnlito hii,! i,,1.,i
s mi., o. l-iw tliu President Ii
idthe
i ii 'lutici'l out. tiiii inilitii : sii t
lh I. fole t'le llille Illll.tllS 1 1 It -it nnd
I'liiels wli nerved for less than a
ye n- were treated as militia an I nil
t I out.
Mr Albright. P.ut is it not the
fact Unit they were actually luu-iter-(I
in by the l iiiled State miist r-
ing olVicrrs. place I under command :
of Tinted .States officers, taken into
the lieii hi
irgmi' and other ,
States, and srvcd just in tho sumo
way as other soldiers 1
Mr. A'bri.tht Yt!s. sir. Rut when
it eame to tins bounty question this
imt, w.is raise 1. that if thev ha 1 '
not been ii th" Heiviee fir ii year!
they Here not in the I'nite l Stales!
service and tlieieforo weiu not to be j
pii l bounty
Mr. .Mlili 'ht. Pennsylvania fur-
I, i s' ,(. 1
tWt'litv.HeVt ll thou nu I of
1 1t.it class of men at a time when t'n
l. iii m l for trotms was verv to.. at
wii.-Ji the Army had been 'ilefe ite 1
ui tliu iieriiiisitln. and at t!ie time of !
! the seeoritl Hull Uuii j nnd t'jcy were,
iu'. ne lint. Iv brought into tho M try-j
Ian 1 u:i I Vlr ;ii.ii amp ii.iis. Tii-sc I
iv,. I. i ii .l,.avrl of t! is
bounty to this day, nn 1 have fuile 1
in any way to get any recognition of
tii.. ir services to the eonntvv
This bill proposes to reach n class
t.f men, too, who were in tin service
,r a less peiio,' of time.
The bill is'
r, .. ,
meritorious, inst. and fair nil th.. u-.,v
ihroiigh. It provides that thoro slmil
bo
, , . , - ,ii .
le.iueted from the bounties of I
th incll intil
, , . ., I
led t i the hiiuu nnv
local or oth.ir bounties they
have received, nnd in that
may
wav
shai:
coiue
rca'i.f I ; and that then it
. ..,., tailied whether thev
nn 1 , .- the general terms of the law.
wh ieh i.tttvidcs there sll ill be nai.l
lou for oneyeiir'H service nn 1 makes
ihat tiie basis of his calculations
.- i .,,
b i net ti -
live dollars.
Since t he above was put in typr
the bill has b. i n ilefeite 1 ill til.) Sell
ute. We think however that Cm-
or mi wiil soon pass a law eiiualizine-l
bounties.
-
call on the
n i'hboi s fur he!
!p was because lie
, ,.j ,j
noil 1 lint most terrible
tl...
ul.s against I hem if thev ever
called for assistance from the neigh
bois, lie mad j these threats anew
when he cauio home oil Saturday
night and foiiu I that they had Imeii
forced to b; g lie hud even punish
i dt'iicn for t iking food from the
tieiglib Tiie girl, thirteen years
old. found il 1 1 mil naked, hula
cli.'liiisi. on when slin left tho house,
but it had lie ui torn ml by thu othei s
to keep them warm. The boy found
tin Mr. Colll's steps had beeu there
from midnight until seven in the
iiioi ning, with nothing on but shirt
jjjnii.l pants. The most teriiblo part
i of tint Mtorr w tli.it in tin. .r
f the girls bavud was her ehil.l,
twelve months old, ami tho girls fn-
'ber proves to bo its father. Daniels
lmM "''""'" ol'b t" otliccrs aro
after him.
m
Some nonths ago a sowing ma-
ehir.e ngeut of Johnstown, visiting
i lie noiuo oi .mcoD Mgler, in West
iiioieland county, to soil or leavo a
machine that bad been engaged, wns
-inn-goal by Siglerwitb intimacy with
Sih r s wife. At tho iniizzla ofu
gun tho ngent was forced to trivo n
! 'eceipt for tlio inacliiiie. 1 ho agent
j brought unit, and Siglor was found
it'l,'"y ' l ordered to pay, $100 line
i -oid bo imprisoned in tho w tat tern
i ' r nil re-
From tht Black Hills. I
A xcial despatch to tho Sinui
city oiirnaf from Yaukt n says Kph
Witchor a well known citizen, who
wns a member of tha enno.lition to
tho Hliuk Hilln, ariivoj io Ymikton.
Ho reports having loft bis compan
ion nt tho stockail.i of tho expedition
within two mile of Harney a I'oak,
on ll n KMor Creek, ou tlio 3il ult
Wileher niys the fixpodition was
composed ut twenty soven men, and
ono woman nnd her son. There wore
sis wagons, nnd tho party were well
armed, somo buing moniitod. They
.re also well supplied with provisions
nnd mining tools. Tho expedition
Thystni k Niobrara rireralwit 12
left imre on tho oth or D.'tobei
miles above its mouth, and nfter fol
lowing tho struma s mie distance,
they rrossed the country to a point
enst of tho Hlack Hills. On Cheyenne
river thoy met a party of 201) monnt
od Indians, with whom they held a
peneenblo parley.
AfUT re: hingnnappirontly pass
able path nt the foot of the hills,
t lie v strnrk into tho m nintain4, nnd
after iieking their av. reiched a
ii iint within two miles of llainev's
Peiik in lift h ii days after tho d ite
Jof their entry into tho hills They
; erecto 1 a stockado eighty feet lon'.f
, and built log cabins from nn iibund-
mil . mmlv of tin,ti p vlii)i
found. Tho cold weather greatlv
impede 1 their rr.)HiNetiiiu'. The'v
sink t Aen'.y-livo prospecting boles
and struck gold in every iustauco
.. .i . ., ,
rnun rue grass io mo ooii or luo
rock thev found numerous
gol.l nil. I
silver bein itiif ou.irt! lodes, mid lh!
spis im. iis .Mr. Witeher has brought,
r batk are pronoun 1 very rich. The
partv nevei saw an Imlian while in
the lulls I
Mr. Wit, -her describes tho jiarts
of tho hills they saw ns h iving mag
nificent va'lcys. seemingly limitless
forests of pine, and aliun. l inen of
V.Ik, tleer, and other game. The
(greater portion of the return trip was
made throni'h snow drifts, over n
trackless country, in most stormy
ami severe weather. Thev discover-
ed in comim? out of tho hills what i
has been named Witeher's Pass, a
good natural wagon road. This
liiii t.ttw tl.., u'.ir out ,,r th.. I. ilia l. ..
thirtts.u days. ' Their animals lived
mi Hi.. .rass tl.t.v f.iitu.l l,..iinuth tl... !
snow. Mr. Witeher savs bo can
take Ion led ox teams into the hills '
from Si.uu City in thirty d.avs.
Tiie members left in the hills nre
in l'oo.1 health nnd miiriU
,V it, i-,.t u,iw..l f.,r w.lt.f, ., ,
iiieurs.
Me savs there is no evi.lence of o'her 1
ll ll ti..s tw in. r ... tl,., I.itla M- llir
Mr. (bir
d in, wli.
) with him part of the
.ed bv his horse giving
wav. was delave.
Ifivinir
out Nothing bus' been
1 1 .... ,
seen of the two disastrous nrev vx
no litions sent out to intercept them.
, . i
tuttid at Laryo.
The following bill for tho proven
ti.m of horses, cattle, sheep or swine
ruiiiiin;jnt. large i:i the various town
lililiia ii fill., (, iiiiio inn ii ill i I., i.i
" ' " """ '"
introduced into the Senate :
Suction 1. .'. ittn i,-t, ., That
.... I ...til.. t...t
'ti' "'lit it, L'.iiiii,ni.-rii t.i nwiiii' Milan
,, .. i . t ,i
'tt nil.lt'tt'it bw lull l,b tltlLJit lII 111 bill'
....i.i; i. i.i .i '. .,. .
. it., lie nt. i. is oi ii n, in iiit,
various townships of tho Common
wealth, under penally of two dollars
for each oil'elice.
Sue. 'I It shall bo the duty of the
constable, within the various town
ships of the Commonwealth, re
spectively, nnd thev nro hereby em-
l'.... l .!:.... i ...:.! 1
i"ni i i i a tiii'i ini,:t-Li',i, wiiiium nnv
H1,...,l ivurriilit or other iiuthoritv
Ml 111 I MS act. t seize ll lil secure
every anini il of horse, cattle, shi e .
or swiuo kind that mav be found
running nt large ns aforesaid, and
,h" H'11"0 " H'" llt public sale in the
'. . . i, t
sunt." in aimer hs is provi'ion ov law
for sellltl
selling strays, giving tlio owner
if bu can be found, at least fivo days'
notice previous to such sale. If the
said owner shall pay to tho said con
stable tho said penalty of two dollars,
nnd also pay tho expenses of keeping
tho said animal or animals, then it
shall bo the duty of the said consta
ble to deliver said animal to tho
owner or owners thereof but if he
shall make sale as aforesaid hu shall
pay the overplus after deducting the
said penalty and ovpciiKcs, to the
owner or owners thereof. And the
constable making such seizure shall
bu allowed for tho same to retain
one-half tho penalty, and it shall be
Ins duty to pay the other half to the
school treasurer of tho township
where such seizure was mado for the
use of thy schools of said township.
Skc. ,'. That if any constable shall
neglect or refuse to seize or secure
any animal as aforesaid running at
largo being notified by any person to
sei.n or secure the same, such con
stable shall pay a tino of fivo dollars
for tho uso of the schools of tho
township where tho said constable
resides for every such ucgloct or re
fusal. Si:c. t Tho penalties imposed by
this net. shall be prosecuted and re
coverable before a jiiHtico of the I
peace, in thu name of the school dis
trict of tho said respective townships,
l'rioi.tt,l, That thu provision of this
act shall not bo enforced until ap
proved by a majority of the lawful
voters on tho same at any annual
spring election to bo bold for the
election of township officers. That
in inch of the said townships, on said
day, tho election officers shall receive
ballots on this subject, for or against
approval
Tho 18th inst, is tho tiro 3 Iked
for tho adjournment of tho Legisla
ture and it is not likely any further
effort will bo mado this notion (o
make it an net.
I'ho North Carolina House of
Utives oonsiderod tho reso
e expulsion ofJ. Win
jniber for Warron county,
' night sessious last week, on
' of his iioii-bi lit f in tho exis
' aa Bet forth in a pain-
him They voted on
ari T"w,, ?a
H IUO last DUJUl, result-
, u iya, 31.
TRRim. tVuef.TT.-r-A snd case of
the freezing of three children is re
ported from Exeter. N Y. The tic- the Pennsylvania Railroad Com pnny
tims were three lxys, named Patrick, for tho year 1874 has just l een pub
Martin and Michael O lb ion, thojlished. Tho following is (lccidedly
first aged eight, the second ten, and favornblo nod encouraging. Not
the third eleven years. They were withstanding tho continued business
brothers, living with their pnrenlsiu depresion the net earnings was con
Eietor. Thoftharnnl mother are
lazy and dissipated people, nnd live
on tne miita ol the labor of their
children, who were" seven in nnmber
The four oldest make baHhets, nnd
the threo others just named traveled
on foot about tho country selling
them. On Tuosdiy lsnt tho ther
mometer in the towu of K cetor mark
ed twenty fivo degrees below Jtcro
HV tr' l5lUm t,,0'r
three children that tliey must start
out with a lot nf banket. Tho boys
begged to bo allowed to wait until
the weather moderated. They wore
IKKirly clad and woro barely nblo to
teep warm in tho misorablo h juse in
wliioii the family lived.
Tho brutal parents forced them
with threats an 1 beatings, however. ' 1'H.4'.IH.4'. which deducting loss on
to go out with tho baskets They the New Jerney lines le:ivs a ton plus
st'irted in tho directiou of NYestville. jnef profit of !:J,liiS,:5:.-J 1'.', after pru
sniiii) miles distant, over a bleak and i bug for n ten per r !)-. ilivi.l' tid.
tli'stilato ro:id. billy nnd in sjme , interest nnd every form of cxpt. n.te.
places badly drifted. J-.ach loy had
a number of baskets tied mi him
reaching above his head. When last
seen t y any of the family they were
strnggling up the bill away from the
Ii iiho, two of thetn weeping bitterly
They jiever reached Wustvillo
The next morning a gentleman
who was driving from Wo-itvilh over
. ,1... l.' . i l ....... n... i. . i: .. .t
lit' t'"' l.til'l nin, in.' itii-iHf, in.
ihreo childre
'iniiiren iviug in tne roa.i. I
''l('u 1,1,11 ' immber of baskets tied
ronl Ins body, nnd tho largest of.
N'" three had his arms nronnd the-
iiifcn oi llie sniaaesi. 1 1 neeoeo nut
a glance to enable the gentleman to
sec that tho boys were dead, nnd had
d iilb'.less been fl'oZ"llto death, as
fro.'i n traces of tears were on tho
cheeks of each one Tho bo lies Were
taken to Wtistvillo, where they were
rec i ;ni.e 1 as t!i mk of the t'r.-o lit
tlo basket p. "Idlers, who were well
known throughout the seeti m. Tlicv
wor! ts'ien
lioiiie, and
. i . .. -
Wilt U it W.is
learned that the little fellows had
been driven out into the cold to
sell thoir baskets the popular in,lir
nation was intense against their
P nciits. If 1 1 lore is iiuv lcial nun
ishumnt it will bo invokml on the
unnutmal father and mother.
I The demand for United Stales
i .. t . . .
ooniis Meems 10 cominiie lar'e, net-!
u;n.si..t..i;...r i, .....ri. i ;
". f. "" 'i r ' '
ll"'m ,m """".V- , i I"" eomes
"Ol OIll V Ildlll HeW imllOlllll DaflkM,
1,1,1 nV' '""I "loneyed corporali
rw,,'riI1.v-, A".u" V",.,,inoe "f l"
lolls
- 1 i.'i'tiio ti iiii r
I.. ...... I
inveKiiiicnis in itoii'is nv Corp irationa i
'" 11,0 lMi fcW """t'is. a .New Yoikj
d"'lM,p n;"es ten Ivistern insurance
c impnniea w.'iosk recent stateluelits
I for th.. cl.
l-"t iih..w- l rhtt
.....
lllllil of I'nitod States bonds, against
lU1 i,,Wregats of only Slli:t.O(l0.M)i)
!,. Vear previous -tin increase of
i . 1 .
l li V liiil.l lift Uir.rr...r.ii.t t . ! ii . i .
ii. ai ly thirty three jier -ent.
.n.r
NEW ADVEIITISEMUNTS.
LOOK
C. C. Seebold,
MIDDLEBUIIG, FA.
HAS OPENED A STORE OF
HOME MADE
WOOLEN GOODS.
ipVSMERS,
ATNETS,
JEAN
JM.ANXELS,
LANKET3.gT0CKlNtJ.YAUN,
LI ATS For M KN 4 B0 YS
CAltPET CHAIN
ALL KIND & COLOHS,
CAltPET FILLING
CARPET3 WOVE AT SHORT NOTICE &
DKDlL'KU I'KlCti.
II will Id t tltori Unit atavst Hit touot j
nd ity etib or tiohiiiut guodi fur Wuul.
All trt lovl'td lo toiut anil my Rod nnd
bt tuuvlncisi lux 1 Mil lUtiu nl gtttll rtJuo-
t'l (irKM.
All mr Kito.li li mtnufktturtl si tbt Wliltt
liuai ,11 Hi., lini'.n 'u. I'. Htr It, 'It.
rOM'AHlKl.
riklit Su:iiurtem ..r Ltillti
ri.;;r.ioi.ii prinuT b'trv .r iu
dountklrii la
ilLMII BUI. (Wit I Mil Ui'LMll
in.,
lua
bt.iu. .nd Mn.l.;rt. rU . t Mil H.npltt
,a,s: - w.ul4. '
MERE !
HEH i
I'riKSTLTAnu Railroad Report.
The annual report of the d:reetors of
.sidorablv greater than in tho year
1873. As coin liar oil with that J'etxr
the nnmber of passeiigeis carritd
over the main lino between Pitts
burgh mid Pin idelptiianiid i s n-t a'
or brnnchos was greater by 2' W. I Ml.
nnd the number of tons of frc'ght
carried wns less by hH!t.:i72 tuns
Tho figims of ttiel.'nited Puidroiiihior
New Jersey show a h eleattp of n-w
tigers t itho tiiimbir of li!.7!I
though tho a,er;igt' distimco tnvi !. I
by eaeh was 2 10 miles more, mid an
increase in tonnage to the ami tint, ol
4HJ.U7.J tons. The operating of the
New tlersey railroads and e in il re
sulted in a loss of . U.i(!l after piv
mg tiiviiioiuis, inieresi, AC, out Hi
net profits on nil its ronds wns It.
! Tiik ice rroriro on Ihe .Tntiiata is'
Hitid to bo foiirfeeii lui'ts loiiir
Cimrlrfl f.neiH, K4n-lt iTintinte'l nil
llrliu..ii 1 1 ii . . - ' W. t livnftitli.il " i'..r
l.'ll'.w i he knfiw whrrit'.l b N.kM hv n. ,x
is-rl-m-ti. tin I II II. Iui(. w ml, I t.nlv t'.r ran,.. ,
Al -nil .II.- I.i -IliiI-, niUtri ,r, l urtull"
III! llirr l iisk I... n. Allrtllv- In
i-tin- iii" i,--i in wiri.i n t ,.,r it n. t,
KM . Ii f nl,iin h,i nl li .1 III' Or Willi:'!,
l ul l .rnl t inta.ir Hliturt. M r. 1 1, t.
BLATCH LEY S
m Iini rnvl r V (' I- 't-
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V',
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Inn l i ti v 1 1 .1 I M tl. I,lr lm r.v
I II .'li.l. il.v fir P I l.rrk u;.
Iii.'li f in lih.ltuNti 1. 1 i.,.ui , .
.irl,lti I'm .iit i. itit l h i i ,t
ii 'iiit-Hf w ,i pti n't'f rr ti-m,
ii riin nu. I llll.-i II. lima yt
i'.m I v I tiiilo i.tt'1 tl.it ir.il., Kitt,,f '
H iy. In ,,r let t,. I f.irti tl. i , u . t
llluli'lil Hiiini,, ho mrrliil n. tint ii I,,,,
in v in lt msrti nt ,, m. I ( j ,n ili ii, t Krrnv
l t-rt. i.iiv, ,lt,c I ili( . Ir.- .l . r-.. l. .- li r
tuii ttie int'Mrt in,, n,i,, Ht t,i tl, '--.t r.f- ,
, . ' I'r.'i.ii'iij lut.ll-l.t'.. . ) n.liiru-i. ,
Inn will.. Mint, I
ll.S,l'.lll,a Ill.rV M.rtir.Pturor
t "lull c:. o M . I hf ult I1.1.U. I i. I
M ir II Ti tiio.
THE TIMES.
A Firct-CIass Newspaper,
PA1LY AMI WKKKI.Y.
Illtle.eliiluiit ill livio vlhini;
in .N.ithiiiK '
Neutral
lOppristd tv all ( 'oriMit I
..: I ui 1 . :
I I'ipal, Stills an. I .Suti .n.il Alfn
TITK lATT Y TIMV wtllW tn.l on K
nrUy tin lJ.tieiUr.il ii. . in t . ,rv m.rnlnnj
tt. ll- r mi ml t il, ni I. r tr ,tir i '
.1 'tut t.i't. of , K . Mi l inr , r 1 f I o.i.f '
iv in-ni imr, n im" ' r4-' rlo
r tiNi'di v I !'. n f ih, tut in.-11.iit
tl A i 1 Frr T Vt'-n.u, ,., , ft , .
.rn'i.- etui I'iri !' -H'U-1'.-c fn in n:l fit t nf ,n
fral, i-Utl futti-li h . ili(..r.t lt ittf-i.'ii bftii
iirri'i.t iu im, kri. i', I'w.i 4 i-tju.
.Mi 1 1, mliMTi" tm,,, i tMiig. f-. , , Sit dull (r.
'-r nutiiu, or r'itty oi.u pi r lumitii, m ,
ai.i'-.
A-lM rit. uu fif, lifti on. tnriitv mhI lh rt
I't'litw iiT tllii', K.C rtllii l'i i lll B.
The Weekly Times
Wilt bf l.feii-,1 ,tii S.ilur'Ujr, M trrli 2'h, ftn.l
Mff' kly Oi-r'itt r, . iiiihu,iiit il in,iiit:,!it n st
il.f tteri, ,uiiirl'-i.- Miikei una r'lnai..
.141 ll. (".rl..
M , .li'il, fr ..n yttr, (9,
'tiwu.M r.i.
I llie 'opv
Tell I'tipies .
'Ivteiily 1'i.pies
.blverlin-niiails twenty
line. Ir r, t 11,. f"l-
$1 'l
'..no
1; in
flits j er
live
Ilrmititn.. tk.iut.l b m . l.t l.-ft or I .a
Cm,' Or.ltTi. Allr.-t
TIIK I1MKS.
Nil. 14 (Inli'h Krwi'lh Slit t I'll .lr 'ln.
A FOIiri'XK I OH ijl.
Wyomlnn M .nliily.
L 0 T T E Jt Y .
II uulhorllf nf an trl of Hit l.-iil'(iir'
Tl.'keti. f 1 r'h. M for 4.V i Cbnuf iu w
l'r tttry 3u l'a.
Fifth Ktraordiiuiry Draw in
51.025 Cash Prizes $350.00.
CAPITAL PIUZE 100.000
,1'i.iKt Ht-k ll, j rrtl.'.'nl i ( ll,t
r.t.l uver Hit l"l ilrtw In.
Aiituli Wtntr.l. I.lletnl .).
llcuura. Aililiort tl.t JltiKinr.
t-tnulc,
I"
Fur Full rr-
J M. HATTEK, LtrHinle l lty. Wyi.nilnit.
N. II l.ar 'tult Cliy r nn Hit t ill n roelfl
Kmlru ml ttmccD i lift-nun an. I Hu'li'U.
A IIIUVi; HOOI4 ! I
'WHAT WOMAN
SHOULD IPT
k Womjm Bijt atijut wamer,
(Miis. c. it. m i
Tlit only wnrU ofitit kin
wuiutn U h t..'rMtv In
tiiliru imvtliy mi. I tiiiii,n-1
til lllllllt.lt.. iluut - '
iliilli'aiu uiie.-l
ten In mii'Ii n
the uiu-l t
Im I au.'U i.
mill il.. i..(.., '
Irt-i uu liumtMi
J A 91 v.
AC ft A r.TT.111
.ii-H.i
li.i.r I
v
OiJ KiO,i3iX
tit icr.iit I.-
y
,:"
lM I-
Wttfkt, til ,1111'rivii. I..r out itur Inr II
Inr Mil.tt-rltitl.iii I'rl.t. 1'. tiuiit nul.l.
VI.:
Stunts entett I liue-tri IhIIv hh rer.lvnl
mrl
tin n.'iinri. . umi man at mice in ttry nun
Kiiieurliittr. rlnii.t ul nv (nl f i tHOti) m.iv rn
l.ttti tl.o t.'it llil U i.ur -i" i.iuin ii t'tt-li I'rtt.
inlum ui ti In .-vrry lllih ruliii rli tr! 'I he II r
ti4i.it I t vuttlt'ittiu KiiHrniilft i.i ulriifrM mi.l
In lilliuiait. llt imiDrv i r.lt'tt r rrl-trr tl
Ifiior lo HK.lil.V; a Ali.l.MS, I'utll.I.eri, i
W llllum hlitoi, Nvw oili.
"AUCTIONMT
O, Y 1Z N, O, "Y li H,
PHE nndersipned would rcspect-
X lull Itndtr bit atrvloti Iu Ibt iubllo si so
AUCTIONEER,
tnd flatttri lilinitlf IIikI ht rtn Klvt rnilrttAt
la'toilitn. Tht or. Inn tif Mlea of Ittal tn.l 1'. r
tinal p uptrty ol mi kln.l Mill lit -l, 1.I1.1I to
on reiiMiiiiil.lt ttrui. A li.t nf imbilo ntron
Kt It x liolt U. AtrPtriniit w mini. n to tmiili.y
bit trvlntaetu tin ao bl oillliv tt Ilia realilutivt
vriiulylim Ity letltr: K li. K Al'r K.I A.N,
N'.v.., Ut) Jlllild eburn, bni'.ltrUoi Ha.
wi.k 'l'i i vi i v u,,y- PH
tr diiy. Ap
j)Xv J-W 3Vnltd amy
ptrtituUri
irM. A. 11. Dlais
jkco.. si. ui. mo.
I:
Il.I.Ilomlar, (J. M Auva.id
mi GOODS ! NEW G00D3 !
Low Prices ! Low Prices ! !
K0M1G & AUIIAND,
!:;nsl)iis-,. Mny5rr Cujiatv E'onn'n.
rPilE SuliHcribers having purelinsed th S ire in A 1 oiik!.ii- owned br
'i " " 'i- J. ,i,.i. a.m. i.. ii..- f....t r 1. 1 f .., ' f,' ., .. i
i M In A lr,tn..lrj.i.l II;.' Mirrn ft In,!' ( iiiitf., tin e . n,. I ',
A,-k...,,,.i.j,.,ii ,. , ,. ....... k . , , ,, '
( l.. i, i:i.lr,- Slrr, ll.i-lr k r,.... I. jr. ; I k "' "-
FALL AND "WINTKU (iOOD.S.
Such ns t'lol'iR,
Ladies' Dress
ALL WOOL Hr.l.AINS, Merinos
HATS AMD CAPS, Ca,Tt3,
Hardware. (ueetisware. Tin -.nd ( oM
Sugfirs. I f;ynip. Mo...s..4. Tens
- ':" A I ol.acc i. ! I ill ,V
40 .1 T li T ffl AT
' a I
n. I . -
A I x Peah-rs
ill lit, Ivi
,,r which the liii'hest I'l it
r """" 1,11 IO.,ll(sl till
in 'a
.y,yflMIr .wiw
GOOD NEWS !
B3 K N Y
Reaver s CutLer.J M 1 1 I ) I
T lTaviiip rc'iinn d liom the
St leelcil ."Miti 1
. k of
FALL
A Win
coiisisfing
, ' Nciiaas, lists, Gaas, Boots,
ware, Crccaics. M, Sill. Unj.
A bin
e St... k and
lli.'hr.t priefl for fl IPS' TitY
I e.l." ..It I. IM Hli'l ?1 Ullille in V .-li).
Apr 7 i ll'.
lESTAEUGZED 1S53.
r.cl-inll n. RefiirnishiM ih finf-l nn 1 rtn-Apofl Aoorlnifiit
H0TI0HS, TBIHEmiGS, aNSWARS,
Ilardwaro, Grccories, Ccdarvvarc Hats & Cap.3
S,,iV',L''.C,'l'M. il C lollitst. t-ihtu- KiiilinUH,
tVEK OKH:KKli TO THIS COM Ml'MTV.
9 r.,rw VvitJaCvr'7S M
The mil.iieril.tr hsvitiR rotativcl it0 Iii NUW e fliliK ROOM, on iht Tornrr if
Mii'ktl un-l Hoie Mr,,.,.. ,., ,. (,r. p ,rr I In iit-r. I., les o. cin.ii.mrrt. nn.l nil n...
met Ibrl nmf lul. ,r lorn nli i h. ir y. romw,., .. hi in.ln. ciiiiiIb. lit id tlritS-Uiiuf i ' -.
T1SI-Z ()!,) (H.V3:ii
pii.m.l Mni.t. msrisi c
Pjr flfil nil. i,ii. j. to I... iiui. . i
mi.l .'llii.e m l li e li wy-i i rit-i- I,,. Im,
tr-tit kni.i- t.f cei n Ci,v I'l'oiiii
Pel in .j i',.p. .nl 'ii, )s .
KOiilDAY OOIr :
at the H. T. FAITCY STOaS.
r llor 11 (
Ilia
tun N. Y.
WllSTM
t.e I'tiblic
Hid jt lo J heir
tho rilHONfi
holiday
Articles purelinsed now packed and
ellD'srovt, Oi't 14,
54
Ul
Intending ruicbncei s should rend t'.io following from tho Public Panels
Philadelphia.
i'ublle J! corl of Aug. 17, 1871, Bays :
a (liiu'd & Co., piodneo lino wink in all branches of their bnsin.
Mid ure in every way croditiible to tho well onrned rejmtutiou
Philadelphia." On Oct. 27, 1S74, tho same authority statia t :
-ltii h l.onic-B iiud huuiblo ones muy bo improved by their taste .
labors "
Form y Wu l l; Press, Sept.. 5, 1871, s.-iys :
"Wo heart ly commend the Messrs. Gould & Co , f s hr n rah1o l .
fair dealing gentlemen, in every way worthy of tho fullest coufidt i.
nnd of general patronajjo.''
JCcciihuj lltrrnlil, Sept. H, lt74, says :
'Gould A-Co., nniy bo rignnlodns ono of tho most loliab'o at.
populiir linns, and certainly the largest."
GOULD Ac CO., ure now pn pared to supply any sized house throng).,
wlib I urnllurt tltktr plain or ul tin uioit I-1 ulnitt stylet tnd Makt.
They will supplv Ono lledroi iu Juit of Solid Walnut, Full Marble
for J. lb It bull eouiirlbOt Mi.a tparttt pltott of i stbllur. rltt,or o;i 1 1 '
GOILD&CO.,
N. E. Comer Mtu kit nnd Ninth Ktreets. 37 and C9 North Socoud Stjv
242 uud 'Hi South Second Street,
I Or ot any of their other Store.
Co fi.Tl'ld'S of i , i
Goods
1
Poi.lins. Ac. ;:t
Fi:;r, W?, and Scuir 01! Ciois
very cheap. ,
I
-
- .n - av.. V.'.x.d end Willowware. Cufl'c jii,
of n!i kinds, an 1 at Low Pi ices,
Sa t. U .,',. nd Itet til
M'V'KH.IV SV.II KV-HAMIK, S.i,.,,l..r IMlmt
1,111,11,1 i ii 11, ,,'.,., it i.' i,, e.
!..., . , i,
( ! m hy i'ini ( i:, ,-,v.
tin. I. ,t. A-.-
M - ol . I'Mill 11, .! NmiIm.
- sh will be Pi,id.
mt) miuuwiAwu:fu
CiOOD NKWS ! !
U 0 U 8 E fij,
1 : 1 i I ' B J . I K."VIN'A.
K.a.Uin fit iih A I.AlUiK sml VTFI.L
WTtWSa
; t-
is ptirt of
a?J fe, te & m
Co
Ul.lli.l lUuUUW, U.M.
Chi'.if.er than Kvernf
pp.t iplV'M.
UeiiiMnl.r the Place.
k. Jt i
s no troiiiilc 1. 1 show iny p. i
H23UILT IK
V 1 id I- c'..Ul.V lu 'T'
r I . v .
' ' .1 llll I !!!. I' . . - ' y
'. .1 1. ii fn'.l ta.ii. ' : . "
1. ukon iu rxo.. .i., . , .. I .
""" Selinsirrovc, Pn.
and have now readr mv Pall t.i,.i n
AS GOODS
Advnntntro to make their seV
tii.ns early, and thm-oy wi
usually to my
-iiusrrvjN.
reserved until wanted.
a. wfis,
A i'l llull.UnK
I lilLAL ELPIJIA, Tk. -
TORE