The Post.
tliddleburg, May, 13,
(Vfom th Plttthortl ,)
Cause and Effect.
There is thin diflffrence, a A rule,
1875i 'Mtwccn lb-publican ami Drmocratic
jinpcrs
-There are seven hundred ami I The indications are that the iron
thirteen houses vacantia PittHbui gj work throughout the State will sion
and four hundred and thittveiirht in'po into operation aizrun Thin will
tho f inner eritieine
Allegheny Citv: eleven hundred and
t1uir!G'ty"ne in the two cities. This
J. CROUSE, Editor & Proprietor, j
FOIl (JOVKItNOU.
JOHN F. HARTHANFT.
(9nhavl In th R--ttMI-an Mala Cnivi-nllon.)
own mi tv when they think it wrontf,
whilo the lut tor conreal their party
d( feet, and magnify those of the
Kfjuif iltraii nily. So as regards
party jinlicy. Tint republican jxirly
nrido it a rule to unearth imv
TttK uivmiiii, i niHraliliea thnt might creep ill ninong
Th Republicans of the Stnto nf ; itn milks, an I pmiiult the nlTi-iider,
Pennsylvania are hereby reip.VHted j v. bile the iVjiiocrafy have ever pin
to assemble by their ihlfintrs in ' nied th" policy of -loing over the
State Convention at noon on Wclne.- evils of tlifir iiiemlx th TIio result
day, the IMth tbty of May. 1H7.". j in, that tho Republican parly in inn do
in the Fulton 0iera Hoiine, at the j to seem woise, from tho remarks of
city of l.aiifiiHter. for tlio pni.isc nf jits fiiotiilx, than the Democratic par
linniitiatititf candidates f r (lovt itiiii jty H from the ultvlitlieis of its
and State Treasurer Kuril l'cpiv j fiifiid. lint it bus ever been main
sentntive nnd Senatorial Dintrii-t will t;iim-.l that the liepubliean party, us
l entitled to tho n'liun rcpiTseiiU n whole, m jure t there are in it
tion bh it hr.M under the print-lit up' , here and there, ai in any other par
poi tionmetit for S natoiii and lUpio ty, imlivi duals who are not pure,
enlnliven in the Legislature. ISnt considered ns a party, whether
I'.rnsi.i.L Kuiiirrr, as to principle or measuroH, it is
A. Wiuos Xoi:i;is, Chairman, dim rvni;of confidence. Tho I'wit.
Sceictarv.
of this eiti , however, whose political
creed Wit do not, as a rule notice,
I eis this to miy of th" I! p-i'ili -vi
party s "Tho Kadieal hepttlilit-iii)
Faov present nidi' ations the v!ie,t
crop this vear. in California, will lie
about one half of llionvcritire yield of lotv bus been a part v of deceit; and
that St ito. , liein-' in full power nearly all overland the
shows a bad condition of affair for
landlords there. Routs ought to
cotuo down with a rush.
A Reading milkman was fined
one hundred dollar and cost the
other day for selling adulterated
milk A few examples of thin char
acted will have a tendency, if any
thing will, t compel tho vender of
the lacteal llui 1 in that city to supply
that commodity to their patrons in
itu original strength and purity.
Tho cast of maintaining troops
in the coal regions was obont one
thousand dollars per day. This in
cludes pay and subsistence for ofli
cers and nioii. tho wholu number do
ing between six hundred and fifty
and seven hundred. This estimate
is based on a calculation made at the
Auditor General's ofliee.
Dkakii i kom a Oiuim ok Corn.
On tho 2'Jth nit , Willie Herd, son of
Robert A. Thompson, of York conn
iv, aged about live veiirs, died from
thu elVccls produced bv a grain
com. The corn lodged in his throat.
bring about the good times so anxious
ly looked for.
BnTTbe Union Facifia Railroad at
last accounts was so badly blockaded
with snow-that travel is nearly at a
stand still. At Ogden thoro bad
been no arrival or departure of trrina
between the 13th and the 22nd ult.
Tho funeral of tho late Mr. John
Sheridan, father of Lieutenant Gen
eral Sheridan, took placo on Satur
day, at Somerset, Ohio.
ro. Pirn. Hniet th nam of JOHN K.
HUCNRI, of I'm aa niir Htan1arit-iMarr
Hi umin Iwlim Hit Onnty Trnur r. H
I n orthodox Riitibllrn, trllnl ,hnilnp
man ud bring! to Ih one lb eiprrlaoce ofou
tern.
MIPDLKCftEEK.
g.'-J.M'J.I1.
J. I. Aurnncl
Associate Judge.
THE GREAT DISCOVERY I
P.. r. Kf'SKEt.' II1TTER Wl: OFlROf
t'nr lheiirnl we atiirnaeh a-narat lhUtT
ln.Hiro.llnh (It.. .if th n v nt frtin. con
ennil"". a'I'lily of th fluti?h, n J til eni
rnlrlnii t'.iiln.
'I h wln Inciu.loa th mott avrFtV't anil ff.
rlMI ilt nl Iron po.i (Mtrat of Mn
ooil (KM, cmnMna.1 with th timit tiraio
ol ntllt t.mlo. Vfll'i rrulan llitrk.
Th lli't In mn ritara l ilai llliy, I.mb nf
iMtli, ami icnvral prwtrtl'io, ol an ftl'lanl
alt of Iron evoililttt with our valiiarl Nrr,
la mn't hnepy 11 umrtin th appetite, raliai
th pill, t.ikfi of uiuoiilitr fltbt'ln'- rrtnyi
Hi ..r ol .l lilliif, anl lro ttorl.l i 'r to
th oiiunt-n.inc.
lo fin want nmothin' In iratu than yoo '
lo you want a ii.kI apprill I In ym want to
itiliil op y..iir C'in.tltiitl.i-1 T to you wint to
htal wall ! Iln von want to -t rPl of tirro-
inl Iln Vtiii want anarvv t lo lull wint to
of -irap wiMl f I i. -..u wnnt t.r l-k an I vlK-irou
rnni't it yon nn, irv h mikal hiii hi iron.
I nil truly valOBOl tnnlv ha on an thor
Gov. Ibirtrarift is said to have
the l iiion, they for a long time prac
iu i tired their deceit upon thu people,
hil poHM hhioii the inkstank which the , with iniini'v, becunso they were not
mgners of tho Declamtioli of Iiide- tuulerstood. and because lunch of
IHvndencu used at the time they put their reckless extravagance and ras
heir names to it This is a precious rality was unknown ' There are no
relic coiitii tted wi'ha tmblu per-specifications to thi( charge, that
itH-maiic, nnn wean imnioum is .TO n(iy know (iisuetly what
uigniy pn.eii ny its owner. meant i but, tat.iug it comprelicti
Imvelv. it is atranglv nntiuu.
Tins seems to be a bard season v,.,,ini t l.t it i' not in
Otmr.r. ROIIRrR. Pi. of I'nfon Town
ahlp, la a anllalila camliil4t fir lb o11Ut of
oclnt Jnlc, ami w tn.apaR fur hint thr
pp"rt of hJ. m,nr ot4 frh-n.la wb alohy
Mm on a fnrn-r orca-lon anu !) mioa ooiinh
to nominal hlin aa our atahi1ar'l-ra,rvr In th
lilt rampaltfn. Mr. It. la trrf capahl ami hia
f ,.-ellrnt arlil quilllls lima him a rffclatil
antl grnlal offli-ir.
MANY RldUULICAXS.
Ms Po't flannoiii-MOf. OANifL
WITM I S.of t nin Twp , a tultai.ru oamll
lit' f.ir th olflr or taanrrttt Ju lir. Mr
WPmar nil I tho oi!tcon t- rm, (ow yr
a a with tnrki n'llllly orlllMy hi in
tr'l i'. with h.mor tn thnaawlio iMil hlm.
Ilia print anil puluinal rharaotcr la too wll
known to ruirDy Irngtliy l ibiratlon .
CMOS.
fo. PtsiT rir nnnonnr TALKSTtW
Wnl.rt H ul t artr nan taltahl raMMat
for AMiH-lair .ft,rlv. Mr. WHr la n rn-
llrinan of trrpro.iniiiw rharnrtar nn7natton
atil lntrlty, 4nilttil nhlllty nnit an nrthoiloa
llrrnl'lli-an II wl I. II nomlnntoil nd lrtil.
All ih "III wim rra.lit to htmaclf ami honor to
lima wau lrtd hint to tint Imrnrtrnl no.
anion. tr.A VtK.
'tiiT'i Poar. Annonnr OANKL OCM
Bf It LING, flrno,a. a anltalilr t amliitaU l.ir
Awiortnt Jniln;o, Mr. tl la wall ami favor,
til known ihroiiKlioot tin, rnimty a n tnati of
lrr.pr.ai-liaMt cl:rartcr. ir.i.nt .bttaltjra n.1
-.vial 0,'ialitli-a. anil for III rlovotlon Ut Rapnh
li. ati pi In. Inlra. In point of In Ulli; anr ha la
eiuiunitiy nifd fbrtlir in.-a,
MA.NV KKI'tnUCAXS.
J. fn"Cn, Fa ii Vm. I rnoniih to aionini,
tiir-nifii ib i-o'iiiiitia of your p.i'-r, I9AAC O.
BOVtS, nf r-'tin. fir the oiti- of Aaaorlnt
lutlic. Mr lt.yr ha formerly arvd Him pub.
II.- to a Ailitt'lnry rnarity an. I nlvioi rvitlnrof
niui-iia for any poaiiioti m whd-h th- pt-opln may
a proper i. .i.vt nun. lt-t p.ia.ivaa llta
"iialirivaiiuiia ri'Q'tlriHi anJ mil maka a good
..(lUrr,
ViHiT UKAVEIl.
f.r shows of all kinds. Kven P.ariiuiii , ,,,,,,,'irv, thu remark is peculiarly I woman attempted to justify
litis imcn uiiioiiuimu.. jniu princo rtl!ilfi ttR tiescr.ptive ol tUo Demo- tion bv saying tli.tt her husband was
cratic party. ahorriblo brute, and ought to be
j ne iicpuoiican jiari y came into
power when Lincoln became 1'resi
deiit. Its haling profcnsion was
liltli. f.Olmw W!is iiiii.ro.i.,.1 on,.,ly l.t. hy all claaoi th rmnneinl y
, - .. , ' ' t mm 11 i, nu nr.mpi iii.iif,,iii.,w m ..iin
lljnill tV the Iitllilly pllVSICiail for Its j Mr linn. It rol l.nt llttl. purinoa th bl.HHl
removal, but during the opeiation !",l;m;Vi'pS..on. H.l.'',"ci, ,Uo
the porn th scended into tliol liniH I I now only k a irlal of thia tI .aM Tome.
beyon.l reach, from which he euir.-r. R,y,.rP.:ulV:i,.bu; K.VkN
ed very niiic-r. for alout three weeks, ,' '"'fr 'j '"n .u.fc,T i
when he died. lothara ara oountrill. bawnr uf thaia.
. . ... , , . . . I Tiiie Worm.
I'llieuisviue liusoanil lias US' 1 1 rmlr.Iv ,, .in. 9i. ....i.u. Pr tnr-Ami- one NCR B. MIOOLIS
ill 1..' nf.i-uul.1,1 t1 n ,tt..ii.fn .f ,.l. . Iflti. na,am from a.tm altva Nn r until VV A R T H . of Waal llaavai. nt n rilltaiil canill
,11111 ,i7i... ....v.. v.... p.... i.v ,....,... , ..,.,. .11 Inr toiinlt Andllor. II la an acllta
t.miluintr to kill him bv irmillL' 1 ir..t.l. lir. v.. Kimkal. n.. iMMnrti. imk ortli. y.n mnmnoJ neountnt nuJ
In.h'ed. liiniireli..! ,'Ihkh in l.ia l.ri.n.1 I n. . " t PlilU-lrlphU A.lvl, Irr. s.t. fin an.l ; fully cumiiliit to nil th. ottV-n.
power in stead of denying the charge, the for K nril Wom t.ni-r. rrki-rl
her ac-
Auditor.
II 1. Homier.
IIEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !
Low Prices ! Low Prices ! !
KOMIG & AUltAND,
Ariamsbnrfr, Snyclcr County, Pcnn'm
HIIK Subscribers having purchased tire Store in Adamsburg, ownorl br
X H I., tlamlrnhn.h, and having ntr4 Intn o prinralilp, mn-nil I rnrry on a anrrat ri
cntitii l.n.lne at tl.a Old Htaml, anil tak Ihla ntalhoil of Infmnlng thr-lr many frhrla anil till.
tna In Arlawuburgaud th nrroitniliiig O-mntry, that th kavrjnat rl. rrd aiH hdvilIii.
waxln-pon haml, H aai-l anj lar. ai.ick o all kind of OooOa warn I lr I.ut in a Am
t laa rvtiuiry Stor, tbalr tvi-k nulta partly of v an niw
FALL AND WLNTER GOODS,
Such i
Cloths, CrutHiiuors, Kontncky Joans, Cottonades of every styr
Mil inn) 10 an lanw
Ladies' Dress Goods, Silks,
ALL WOOL DELAINS, Merinos Poplins. Ac. at all prices and vory cheap,
HATS AND CAPS, Carpets, Floor, TaWe, anil Stair Oil Clotii,
HOOTS AJVD SHOES,
Hardware, Qnecnsware. Tin and Glassware WtMtdand Mlllowware, Coffees
Sugars. Syrnps, Molasses. Teas of all kinds, and at Low Trices, '
Cigars & Tobacco, Fieli St Salt. Wholesnle and Retail
COAL, COAL, COAL, Z!ltJXZXX'
Th lliyhfit Marktt Prii Paid for nil kin,U nfCOVSTRY PRODUCE Dried
Frio', PiiUitiH. Jrr. t.
ALMO s Dealers in ALL KINDS ol dirainuail HouiIh,
or which the highest l'ricu in CZ7rli will bo Paid.
CIIM'MA!.
of hliowinen is said to liav lost the
luriro sum oftlireo liutidred thousand!
dollars with bin hippodrome since
leuviii New York city, twenty thou
Old of which was lost during its
stay in Philadelphia.
i poisoned. Tho cuso was settled by
i Iter ii'jreeing to leavo him forever in
Consideration of the sum of live dol
U'ttlo. SanJ lor elrjular.
Candidate Cards.
FOR SHERIFF.
RtTriil.irANS). w rr-.pri Ifn'lT
Mast-Mt. iiiiwkn ol Mt.l tlhti.tf, aa a
As Tim convention draws near it
Mceros to bo a st ifhtd fact that (iov.
John F. Haitrnnft will I. -. nominated
without oiHsitioli. 'Ibis i,i h it
hht ni l be. 1 In has proved himseirtvi
be one of the best executive oll'lccrs
the State has ever had, and the peo
ple are willing to trust the affairs of
Shiti in his hands for another term
at least.
' Tho Indianapolis J mrnul
The war over, and the
says :;pnrty tau-'il fhe doctri"
Kepniilican
- . i.a.lllill
Vo defy any person to point to action and geiierosity in the troat
Ringloitct of pnu'tical reform ever, j mcnt of rebels and tho nicoustnic-
nccompIiHlieil Ity tho Democratic
partv. us iiiHMncts are nil nellisii. ..t.f
and its natural tendency is toward : 1 i 'a 'I' I HI Til It 1.' ViiIi .'I ul it t'l i t tt.xit I
corruption. This city never had so .pmred rebels, and the implacable
inefficient or so expensive a govern ! hostility of tho Democracy taught it
nient as during the last year of Dcm- j that no favor would bo" gained in
ocratie reform rule. that tpmrter, because of tho goner
josity displayed. Yet alio was hung
Is the retirement of Oencials Heath, because of" rebellion Who were
And Allen from their respective posi- i tvt'r lieM in prison ? What reprisals j j,Bl minister
; were ever cxacieii ior me learini out.
prarit
aieta1 la
II,. la 111
I I.L I. ...... ..,
the easiest wav to settle the matter, i ih tinti e. ri iiiinm in ih oin --, n I i:i i-m
. . , ' prr Ita n-Ki. lily with tnnn-y. Vita fur II wn.
f V ot a n.
Mrs. Ford, a lady of fifty Hij.)
v.. irvi nf o.r., u-iu hnrixil mi M,.iil,iv V'r tt.a offl-a of Sharl.T annonur J. Caivm
V.trs HI ago WHS OUrieU Oil .IIOIMH) :s,H.,H...f KranVlin, a a.,lt.M ramlll.t...
from her residence, on Hamilton ' Ho p.i" it th quiiflc.n rj i..
i,.,, l,,. l"! ,!, ,11, m a t - a i l I r. tli t ll I fultlifnl p.-r'orlumc-i. of Ilia it.itli a
Hlteet. ahove J.iglitia'iitli, I InlaVlel-, tiBi, i,, ,.mc antaili ni tr.nnh to
nhia She .van mn!.il; iblo for her. ""' JAi'Kmin.
IoT It reprtHsd rt-emo si.e. and is said to have I
fi.u rht foriweiLrlmd at the time of hr .Wli .J::1:!"
; t tiioctitfil t. hi r-iTillItt fT tin 111 t
Sh'-rifl i Im ft iHh -rlT tnn nii'i in ilt
1 t . tlini' m I li .M4m ! it mii'Ci'it, 11 m n.o !
. liM.t di.i ul b l l f I in i I t-il tit:itn'Ni itit.litl attoti
' -ri imfc BUranI. tf HiaI ho itl mis n I of.
; tkr, Hr lHHIillAN.
tlKlt of l.ostllltV t ) UW HrCJl.l Of Nlfl. , 1,..u Iw.r tiui.l 'I'liia w.m ii.jhl,lii I I'.liillillli' f'.r th," i.ffl.-i. of t-llaH'
I , ... ,." ... i i . V vrv ai i lalnrl for an (. lalit
unit to liie iiie:iiiii uji ol tfie
l iiion by means of secession. The
Deinoera'ic party at tho K;tnii timt
professtnl to worship the Constilu
tion, and favored the Southern sere
ih rs. Indeed, tlioso sect'dels wire
Deinocr itic lea leis. What li 1 the
Republican part)
Hlaverv expansion
the prestrvalion of the I moil. In ; about (i'lU pounds. For thirteen
oilier words, it illustrated its priiu'i I years she has been hod-fast b ioause
pis lv its action. as tins tleceit r ,0f lu.r beinir unable to carry hor
ESTABUSHED 1853. REBUILT 1871.
j Tin: oiaU comi.il
Rebuilt anil Rcfurniahril with Ibe Finest tn.l Cbrnptit Aiiorlmeiit
DRYGOODS?
NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS, QUEENSWARE,
Hardware, Groceries, Cedarware Hats & Caps
HIioom, CnrpetH, Oil OlotliM, Hhoo lliKllnir,.
AVAlal. lVll:i, (iLA-SN, AlC., etc.,
EVER OFFERED TO TI113 C'OMMU.NITV.
carry
weight around, and it is easy to be
lieve that tlia'.h to her wa-i welcoum
relief. Dying in her room on an up.
per tloor. it was with great dilVn'iilty
r il. o u a T . . " i tTi ilntlra o i',. oliir
i mi hi inn i i.im i iiiin iii. iipiiar- uliil 1 10 lalior ol slri.n ' men t'l ,1. t hi nr..i,t th. .... v ..t i ...
iiiieies's were just opposite to (b;idy was carried down Ht'nin into
mo nacK parlor, wiittre il was lanl out
in a colli ii not one wuil umaller than
a cart bod v.
tions in tho State government
week tho Commonwealth loses
last
the
IPA. rather unique sort of a mi
ser lio 1 a week or two ago in Hud'
son, .New i oi k. lie was an ;ins'..
serve. l its a mis
who
Ft. PoaT llolrt th nam ol Wm. II Weoi.
t.tao, ol I'.nn. a n camllilat f.f Mii III at Ih
roinlnn I'tltnary 'i't.,n. Ilia nlilllty to f ill tl I
in niitira ot ., nriir Willi rrexltl to litinll.
nlu at
Inrg" U uuutalluiiaiil. IIkvh.
Vt. l'nT I'arinll in to a,iiB.t .Imtv S.
Wm . ol porrv. aa i, .iittililn c ttiilPlnt for
Shrrltt. Il.-ii Inn arv. a loriu in th olltr
lioret .l ir ami provo'l hlm-ll vary way com
p'ni wi no not no.ii.tt to ri'oniiniii linn
to Ik Knpulilloitii yotara na n mlu'.l nn ll
lit". Men sou.
Ri uiiilrnn of Snyilrr th un.ier.in I re
. p p- oiniiiy iii. on in y.mr ttvoroM rouKiiar
tiun in Mini, oi .i
The aut,crihr bnvinn rrmovrd Into his NEW STORE ROOM, on lb Corner of
Mnrkct and I'liit hirrria, I now preparrJ to ollrr, lo hii old cuaionirr, and nil nf
one ibrl may favor bint wiib llirir pniron., prrnl iniliirruimia. He ia dttertulutil tha
rX,IlI: OLD COItNlill
8I1ALL STILL CONTINVE TliE MOTTO FORMERLY ADOPTED,
TliK CIIlVl COIllNKIt.
By a nlriel mtnlion lo buaitieM, and koping at all liuira ib muai complel tlos)
and arlling al tbc lowl prirca. be bopra in nirril a (all star of paironag.
Hsy-AU kind of COI NTUV l'VtiDECE lakvu in exobaug for good .-!
Seliiiagrovit, April 'Jit, 1871. WM. F. ECKUERT.
ttiitn to Ih oit.- nl
P.
hrrlll
' ouit. or i nip.
II la n r..H"l'i
i riiL'es ltei Di trati'd on our soldiers
services of two of its most valued during tho war, by the rebel author'
officers. AVo trust that their suc'itics? How many ex-rebels aro mem
cessors will imitate tho good example, ers elect of Congress, and who
Sot thorn by the former gentlemen, j made it possible for them to bo elec
whose unsullied records won for j ted by granting them amaesty ? Has
them the enjoyment of the fullest not tho practice of tho Republican
contidenco of the peoplo of the State, j party, einco the war, conformed to
its professions f
Hionary for his church in (irenim I i.,r tnoiru. .tunv ciTuan.
county, receiving a salary of f . rwkt (iuf NWi ln lh, ,
and numerous donations. He lived lii-tion, r-r iho nuof mi on w nm to pt
,.,.,, ,. 1 nl lrM llanrwaK. 01 fnir n a.-
poverty, an. I when he ,... ,., . iii iin iiii ne.nwr
iii extreme
Orogg Brothers, wool commis- Take it in
sion merchnnts. 111! South Front 1 tho pre wit. What is it t It favors
fStroet, Philadelphia, says that old protection for American industry,
wools ought to be hurried forward tho development of American enter
and sold before tho general decline prise, honest faith toward tho crodU
takes place, which must come w ith tors of the (ioverninout, and the
tie new clip. They predict low pri- dioiieiit administration of tho laws,
ces the coming season, and state that i It illustrates its faith by its practice.
lino wools particularly are iicglocteii Dot s any man for a moment think
Iiu.Ium caiiAclly ula vory racillnt aonlitl .iul-
Itlua ami you liar In tilui ncuplwl vlli"r
il;n,t 11 uiiliMnrititii in wdn lub-n im ft,. I ami oitlfn anl n.-.iioin.i.)llntc liiialnpja man
., , ' , ... ' I tliar r lw lo In fouml amwrli.r. Aill i bin
o.j iiiu iiuiiTKM. aaioi i.ioiun wnru
examined an 1 a will found, together
with a package containing gfU.OOO
iu government bonds anil a bank
bowk showing a deposit of 910,000
city. 1 he
COMMISSIONER.
and weak in the market, and coiubiiiir
mid medium wools are only sustained
by the present scarcity, and as the '
liew clip npiiroaehes inte-t ileeliim.
that he can be vicious, dishoiiest and
false, and be protected, because that
possibly some injury m ty como to inoro
tint party through his exposure T other
John Hepner, a Gorman, now
a resident of Keading, Pennsylvania,
has lived to bo called the father of
clul.lreu tiiau prohttil.v any
man in the country. Ho id
Ktrtlil.lCAN
its general attitudo at in a bank in New York citv Tm rwiinM
a i-amll.latn for lloitnt, Conitti laaloti
i. , . . ,r. iiawa iioo.l rarm-r. .'i.iitit noaioi-aa iiiaii
Will gltVU U.11I OI UIS property lO HIS ' , ,itul uouilal, auJ will M.a... a ien. orncar.
luiiiwvur, uiin bug rt.rib tu ii,. A.iiKU n
hospital and the churches iu which
lie had preached. The clergyman's
name was Clarke, ami he went to
Cireeno county from Halifax, N. S.
WOW READY FOR THE
SPRING TRADE,
at the N. Y. Fancy Stere, Selinsgrove,
I HAVE now ready my full stock of Spring and Summer Goods aa.l am
prepared to offer to my customers great induecinouts in
NOTIONS ANH f.VNCV 0O0D9,
1IOI3ERY, CO U N T K K V A N ES,
I'ARASOLS, Cl'FFS,
CORSETS, SHAWLS,
HAIR 8WIT0HEj,
COLLARS, la.
Ma. KniToa It ilat tn nam of t-'mllaa nil
ton, of taiapiuan, for (oiiuty Cuiiiuiiaaioiirr
r'or tlila offl.., ttirt.iatry, pcooouiy, Imaliiaa lart
ami m.nmI a.a-ial f).alitlna r Ibo tral, aul .Mr.
S n.a poaaiaana all lbar, an. I la wull k.iowu
throitli.iul tlioi-oULty,
FAIKILVV.
ttsff-
I Imvc imported from Europe
J3
1 . j.er iiie leiitTiug out oi x i hi violators sixty yours oi l an 1 lias irvt tnree
The prospects aro not . I for a of the law in the rostoilice I'ei.ti't- wives, Uo was lirst married in (Ijr
Settleu.ent, of the mining troubles ' meiit answer. It is a well liiiown many in 1810, and his wife dieliti
by tho 15th of May, us many ntitiei- : fact, that the disc ivery of wrong-do
prtted. Tho miners aro ho'ding out ing, in any department of tlin (lov
es heretofore, and show im bigns of eminent, ia sure to be followed bv
yielding. 1 tin special polnviuan in
Schnvlkill county continue on duty,
and there is nothing Hcrious to re
port of late. The miners in the
tScranton ami iikesiiarre regions.
exposure and punishment. Thus it
has been, and is. This does not tal
ly with the assertion of tho Poat that
it is a party of deceit
Hut what is the roeord of tho
are about forwarding $100.1)00 fur I Democratic party f From tho days
distribution among their brethren on 1 of Hiiehanan till now, it has scarcely
a strike in tho Schuylkill region. i drawn, as a party, an honest breath.
awawaraBvaaaBwaT I Til O wicked llon-Coel'cioll doetl illCS
Till! public debt statement fr , of that day. in which that party pro
April shows a reduction of the debt tended to keep peace while it was
f..r thn month of . :t .ri.:t47 (!:. with ' really hoi bag the Nation back from
IS IS.
him
of tvvius,
Philip Ktntirv, of l.,ar, tti'mia-h th im-1iraiKi.i-.l
ai.tii'iin. ra to lla l,-.nli: an parv that
In-la a atiillia',. f.,r t'onnty t; oiuii.kl oi-r. H
r.-t tfiitiy ausui.t Ma pa-t i.rn. ml na.-oril aa to
In. onVlruri ao l dtuir". t rv th- pu'ill -.
MASV tll'l.EN.'.
(ou my Ute trip) a Urge lot of
KID GLOVE, HAMBURG EDGING, RIBUJN3, SILK TIE?, .to,
which enahlra oie lo aril Ihnn cheaper Ibnn any oihcr boua In the e itioly.
I Lave alia uia.lo arraii((einonU to get IheiegooJa direct from Kuropcao markclf
All ihm cortliitll-in vited
lo call nbeiber ibej buy or uul. Alwaji polin ailvniiuo. Reap elfully.
Republicans of Snyder county.
I wiali to rri-oiiiiimliit John Hlrillrr, of VtePil.--,'n
a aa a aoltaliir priaoti f.-r l.'.oiitty tl-ioinl.-,
In thilt sllill-f limn nil.. Ii,,r -lMir. Il- laintillrl to t!io ol.tr. li.-loK a t.illi li i
ill lliai. HIIOI r, III1I0 SUB Doro H.1,,l,.(,1), .,, ,,,, ,-uara -t.-r an.l k.iiii.1
HriVelltOell Cllll hull tWO pairs JnluiiifH'. Mr. IlLMiiyi tiI li .t tlir.
... 1 I., lit., -rutv .III. 11, IIih ,1m H..,.lll.,n . .,,
triplets,
i I lu-lltvt, il nonilnali'il anil tiU'i-tud In- w.h.i I ohIii.
SllnKrove, (let. IS, '7S.
H, WKIH,
App'a ( ornar
folir St't.v of
Ut a hinglo llirtll a Buiubrouo:nor.
married aain in lesi
anil o n o
Mr. Ilepuor
than a year, lie was married in the
latter part of Juno, 181), and iu
February another child was born to
him, followed by a second on the
following Christmas. Aftor that his
wife bore him twins five consecutive
times, and three children at a single
birth, making liftuen children in tnno
years, at tho end of which time his
second wife died. His two mar
A VOTKH.
i
duriiiu the war, while holding peace! of his second wife. Ifo was married
meetings, anl ileclariiig the war a again shortly afterward, this tuno to roinniiionr. tuviuiarvt n trw, hua.
. ... . . " . S y. . . nildlltlA.1 Mlllt, II,. ilullMa ril,M .,H .. U.l Hi
the folio ill" balanced in tho treas. crushing traitors till tliey were'riages oovere.l a period of svonten
ury : Currency, !?1.0'.)(l,:t7.r) 70 ; s'l'ong enough to resmt its power, yam's, and yielded him thirty-two
Special deposits of legal teuders for ; W,,K rt" i'lstanco of most outrageous children. lie had como to this
tho redemption of certificates of do-'p',''t- a pretense of patriotism, country three years beforo the death
jiosit tl7.7(5..O00.00 i coin, 5'. l.lI J.'i.
(,(U.'2:t i coin ceililiciites. !' 1. t l.'t.-
:;i)0 00i oiitstandimr leal tenders, i failure, was decitful to a degree. It 'a widow with one child. This wife
tjt:i7H,0.r)l, 7(10.00 i called bonds (, nwnl l'i nil wi'l oncoiii'ije traitors : is still living, and has borno Hepner
lbo2 now outstanding. 1,172.110. ; while playing tho patriot. Its cou-jnino childieu. Of tho first sot of
aaaoavaaawaaiaaawaK j trfst ItgaillSt the fl'OlldoiU alltl Oil flit 11- cllildrOU llOUaare nOW living, anil
The striking miners iu the Poal'c'1'H,'1"l'u ",a "I''k14! and its aft ! only two of the seoouj auJ three of
regions aro recoiving aid from out. ttr nc.vptanco of the situation, and the third.
si.le organizations, nnd the ,.,.,. still later repudiation of this acoeii.
senttitives of the miners are out in all , t,kni'0 0V'.V t,c!it,fir, to !t''. rT'noral do Ckh or Chiua-msTAsriAl. KwnnNci
directions sneking ussistanco. They ,L',',t- s" " l1,Uulv P"htical matters. (:irouinstantial cvitleuce of a crime
may keep this troublo up too long! tl? botiesty in trusts, tho I wood , w gtubtimes so strong as to render
for their own good, as it is not whol- "tcahiigs, in New lork, wero moro )roof,, tlf innocenco if tho law do-
lyimpossiblo for the operators to ' 'l-''' i;'" '.v swaiings limn any vio mhdod suoli proofs almost impos-
i.mnlov I, ell, frmn iilil-nn.l i ,.i v lunoii in ll unv (.uui ctci
I I'oax .form icitni;. or fftma, i a.
j deal rato Uitalm-.a man. j ii.lu-loua ainl h,' .uoiiiiisiI J
! larru-r. a aontet rt-polillcan au l woulil All any
'onV wild ,-rrilit ! I1I11.1. f ami n.i.llly to lu
t'oii.liliii-Q.-jr. AiUiouiK lilmaaa cauiliilat fur
O'JiuiLl.alouer,
CITIZEN. I
Vnar-rimv annoum-o Pretlrrlrk n.ll illkj 1
of crntro, aa a ratiitiilat for C'.inuty t?.iin
iiilaioiir iul'j,'ct to tu K.piinliiaa primary I
ul. tion. Slio'ilil h n nnioliiatHil amt film-ti- t It '
wilt waU'h lb luti-ruat of th piwiil with a
joaloua , !
MONROE, j
JONATHAN OR I MM, of Wal,llltnn, la a
chii.11,1 it .,r t.'ounty t;oiiiiiiia.unor. nv nur
aula th pu Ho that Uo will. II alooU'tl, ixrlorm .
lb ilulloa of Hi olttc wllo alllliy.
JACKSON.
HUFFNAQLE, of Centra, la pre.
oreiiiiaiii einu.iaie lor Ltmnty
JOHN T.
rente. I aa
should it be determined that a com
prom i si is impossible. Of course
mining operations must go on or the
country will ultimately be without
coal; it is only a question of time.
OtiZf il llnll tin.
Tmi difference iu the way that the
Jiemocratio party and the Republi
can party respectively treat men
iu the party wiio commit a wrong is
very strikingly illustrated in tho
"salary grab" business. The four
men in Congress most active and in
fluential iu engineering that "steal"
were Messrs. Carpenter and Uutlor.
Republicans, and Messrs. Itaiidull
and Wood. Democrats. The lie
publicans rofusod to return Carpen
ter and Butler to Congress, but the
Democrat not ouly returned Itandall
land Wood to Congress, , but it is a
telling Lame to Democracy that
these two individuals arc to day tbe
oocurrod iu
the Republican party Oiirs bavo
been individual wrongs, in which
there was no party participation
Hut Tweed's wero for party ends
he and his ring being the chief fac
tors merely. Wo do not discover,
indeed, anywhere, cvid.nco that the
I'emocratiu party is otherwise than
deceitful it gained some measure
of success last fall, by a pretense of
honesty an I patriotism, and celebra
ted the triumph with the old exult
ant rebel yell. So it has been and
is. The Democracy, as a party, is
the very synonym of deceit.
TolSONINO SUKKP TlllEVKS. T ll 0
Martinsburg HtnUsman says that
last week a gentleman living uoar
Oreonwood, lost soveral 6 hoop killed
by dogs. He thou took one of tho
sheep and put strychnine in largo
quantities upon it, and the next
uiaa lav uiuitiuuaia w ir. wayy I.UU n i , , ,
Sost prominent. candidate for U I STSSff arTaTSTlnf ia2?!i SRLJ
tptkorship t the next meeting of'?"" r .1 1 1 T
tJwgrm-J.W. Courier: 8 lin 100 7 fluni tUe d ,WUP'
sible. A graduate at Yale has for
four years past ministered to a par
ish iu Haywood, near !San Francisco.
Not long since he joined tho Odd
Fellows, and was 0110 of tho persons
in tho lodge who knew where the
key of the safe was kept. One day
tho safe was robbod. On being in
formed of it tho reverend gentleman
exaiuiuod the room and found the
false key with which the safe bad
been opened and some of the money
under tho safe. Subsequently going
to his room alone, he found tho sto
len puiso, empty, under the mat
Suddenly it oocurrod to him tho cir
cumstances would poiui to him aa
tho t "bber, and actuated by a strauge
fear, he left the purse remain, and
that night he returned privately in
tending to destroy it The room
ehanoed to be watched, and be was
caught in tbe act Circumstantial
evidence was strong against bitn,
but the jury, bearing hia pitiable
story of cowardice, acquitodhitn, un
der the conviction that be told the
truth.
nualute.1 with IU iluilea of ilia mil -a ami will
cmlearor to take good oara of th unlillo bual
new.
WEST REAVER.
Ma. KniTon II kin. I anooah to announce
ELI Al S. SWASTZ.ol Ailaiui, aa a oan.lMat
tor t .omtolM.i.iner. Having; aerv.! a ahorl lrtn
In th aalil oltlu).l ImiIiik aoiitalntil Willi tli
routln ol Im.lna.a, li la a proper rwraon In
whom to Ituat tu interaata of the people.
vorEtt.
En. Peer I'lene lonerl the ear.l of JOIL
SOW, of Mlililleoreek. lor Couimlaaloner, Mr.
Kow la well known 10 the poiii ut th euunty
at a uoo, limine inau, ana Itae a thorouiih
know I,! ol tlie oin a bavin aervej one tana
alreaily. Iujumloalo Mr. Kow two r4ann
eraler aaalanail lor lila ro-iiimlnalluo l.l.
Hia Uriii wa on If two riara loat4j of litre,
lil. lUouIr eharnd lb eountf hm prr annum
lor hi lervleat.
JUSTICE.
FURNITURE
Intending Purchasers should read tho following from tbe Fublio Tapers ol
Philadelphia.
'ithlir Itceonl of Aug. 17, 1874, says 1
"Gould A Co., produce fine work in all branches of their bnsinoss,
antl are in every way creditablo to the woll earned reputation of
Philadelphia," On Oct. 27, 1871, the same authority states that
"Kieh homes and humblo ones may bo improved by their taste and
labors "
Fornty't Wtfkhj Vn, Sept S, 1874, says :
"We hoartl commend the Messrs. Gould & Co , as honorable and
fair dealing gentlemen, iu every way worthy of the fullest confidenco
and of general patronage.''
J-'(iiiinj Jhrraltl, Sept 8, 1874, says :
"Gould & Co., maybe regarded as one of the most reliable antl
popular firms, and certainly the largost."
GOULD Hi (X)., are now prepared to supply any sized house throughout
wltb furniture either plain or ol tbe moat tiqul'rlte Sljrlaa and Make.
They will supply One IJudroom iMiit of Solid Walnut, Full Marble Tops,
fur StJ. Tula bull comtirleat Nine Sejiarate uleoea ofiuraltur. Writ, or call on
GOl'LD Si CO.,
X. . Corner Market and Ninth Streets. 37 and 39 North Second Street
242 and 244 South Second Street,
Or at any of their other Stores. PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE- Let-
ii tore leateioentary on tha eetat of Solomon
Howeraoi Ut o( Heutr two. ilee'd havlna taoa
vranteil lo tb unilrla-n.l, all peraonf kaow
tna! thmalva lnilbt, to aald eaiat'Va ra
qureted to make paymi-nt without ilalaf, while
lit" uarniK eianaa will prom tbin oul)
aulUeullcnlel for acitlnint to
JtKt.MIAU UOWKRHOX,
Adnilnlatrator.
Apr to. Mi.
KINOSF0RDS
OSAE(iO
ri'RE AND
Ms. VotT Perry lownahip hat nertr
yet been refireeenioJ oo lb boar.l of Cone
uiioainner anil rarely uraea tier elalm to
any office, hut In jnalioa lo lb die'riol
ami lo worthy met ooiupctenl man wa
urge tba nomination of Danibl Lsaas, for
County Cuniniaeioner.
MANT VOTERS.
TREASURER.
Mn. Poar announce HINSV BCNFtH, 0(
r rauHtiu aa caniiiiiai tor eounty i rattaurer,
aut.ieot to tbe deln.io ol Ida Kopublloan vmara
al the i-ouiInK primary election. Mr. lianlar U
wuil known tlirnuitboiit th oouutr aa a wan ol
liitaarllv, bontaty and vooil, touud Juila-maut
11 la a ealpraoo In wlioto totitruai tb pub
iv inau, ... niv gnwuiMiu.u, ui ,ii aaiaa.
MANV VUTEUS.
Go, Poar Pleaa annnune aa s aultabl eaa
dblata for County Treaaurer, OfOSOI J,
acHOCH. 01 renn. tit. scbtob la a uood bua
loaM uiao, honeat and uprla-b , aud will make
gawd uuioar.
CITIZEN.
Ms. EiMTon annonn to th Repnklleas vo
iarathat HtNSV SSOWN.of riaiura, U a
anilldat ntr ouuty Traaeurar al Ibe approach
log irltnaryalatlon. Hanry ut aa aetlv yuuDa
uiau powaaalaif rar baUuaae iiuallAeatlona, aua
a auuud Hvpublleau. ,
NOTICE IN PARTITION.
In Ibe waiter of tha
aetata of John BlnKaman, ar. lata of laelown-
uip ot nearer, aouuty ol snyder, rauneyivanla,
T Klliabeth ninaaman. wllow. V red-
erlrk HlniraDian, HeaverUitn l L,eah, lutermar-
rli d with Paul Beuler of aiUutabura i Kaehel
Npaekt, Uvrtonn I laaae llluaauian, Adain
townahlp 1 Daniel lllnKauian, John M. Hlnaa.
man ol neavar lowaablu 1 tllibtb, tnlarnarv
rlxl wltb llivld B0I1U, tilapbanaou oouoty, llll
nol.i Noab lllniratnan of I.ewU lownabln. t'alon
oounty.Pe., alarlah Inuruiarrlad wllb tleba
uooa. retia eounty, atuaouri.
Taka uoiioa that bv virtu of a eerlaln
writ of Fan li Ion or Valuailoa leaned out
of iba Orphan's Coart of Buy Jar, Co. lb
Sheriff of said county will holt sa Id
qui to make Partition or Valuation of
ib Real Eeial aflba said Jobs lllnta-
mau. sr., deod. at tha lata rcaldanea of
aatd deoedent tn lbs Townablp of Heavor,
Huyder oouoty, I'a., os Saturday ibt 'Hi
day of May, A. D. 1H75, at 10 o'clock A.
M., on laid day, wbn and where you ara
reuuaited lo ba prnl If you tbink proper
Given sudor my band this 16th a of
April, A. V.. 1M75.
FOR ThE LAUNDRY.
MASCPACTDREI) bv
T. KINGSFORD & SON.
THE BEST STARCH IM THE WORLD.
Olve a Ratllrul VI wlah th Man,
and tb dllUrenea In ot ltwa It aed com
won alarch le aearatly half a rent for aa ordi
nary waalilng. Aak your Oioear (orlt,
A FORTUNE FOR f L
W yomlai Month ly .
Oswcaro Corn Starch L 0 T T E II Y
HINCiSFORD'l
rOE PUDBIIGJ, BMC ItlQE. ICC CEUI, kC.
lath orlslnal Katabllebed In lata And pr.
tarvaa ta reputation a Purar.Hlroniiar, and
alora llallcnte titan any otber artlole of
tba kind oUrwl, HHr ,oi tb aatu
nam or wltb oUiec title,
Bravaaaoa VAoanaii. Ph. D, fce. tha blah,
eat ebanileal auUtorlt of Europe, eartluily an-
alyixl ibla Corn btarub, and aaya ll I a moat
eaotiien. arttoia ui uta aun iu ouauiicai enu
faadlau propwri la luily equal ia tb Mai ar
row loot.
Zr i.ijji . " T Ll iWi"!"l ;
Sharif otBst, Uldoltbur,, r.
ajb una tmetvl aakam.-
ttVKtM sal by all tmUm Ufotw.''
4v BLATCHLEYS
b wl Improved CUOCm
i S BKIt W.it III PI MP la
tli arknowllirit Stan-
VL' imiiiilar vardlot. tha
ixi t pump for tb lat moni-y. Attn
'Ion la inviud to Ulatoblay'e Improv
vl Hraokat, lb Urop Cbck nlva,
vblrbaaalt withdrawn altboutdla
urblnif tbe lolnta, and lb eopp(
injmiwr which nvr eraeke, ecaie
h- ruata and will laat a III time. For
aele by I ealere and tbe trade uenar.
allv In or.lar tn b aur that I on Set
alobli-Va Pumn. b earelul aad that It baa
y trail mark abev. H you do not know
hr to buv. dMorlnllv clronlara, toirtbr
wltb th nam and ildra of Ik aunt near.
eat you, will be promptly furoUhed by addreea
ua wi.naiauip.
VUAB, I'. If L,Tt'at., niBinvtirar,
aoe Commerce St., rkliatlalpbla. i'a.
Mar 11 rmo.
li
Hy authority of aa aet of tho llalatnr
IkkU i earh. b! for . I Obanoa la
Llrawi avary M Day.
Fifth Extraordinary D r a w in k
51,025 Cash Prizes $350,000
CAPITAL PRIZE
100,000
Judge Hatbell. prldeat el tha Senate,
aided over the laat drawing.
Asauta Wanted. Liberal par, Far FtlU far.
UenTare. AddraaiilM ataaaer.
i, al. PAT rEnVtaraiala City. Wyoealas.
W . aWLarawil Olty teas taa Catea tUlM
'AliaaA bataaaa CaieH" sad Qaiaav