Ifntiuel
A itnio of hikes, nnd a union of lands,
A union no pmccr shall sever;
A union of hearts, and a union of hands,
And the American Union forever!
-
Wedncsdav Morning. Mny fl, 9tt1.
II. II. WILSON, Editor and Publisher
tar TnEJuxi itA sextixpl -twa
la the Laryett Virculr.tion of any paper pub
lished in this County. It is therefore (be
best aJrertuinj ntihum. It is a Taper, truly
ioyal, ably conducted, a fir3t class Lncalist,
aud well worthy of tlic patronage of every
loyalcitizcn in tlic County.
A N'atiouul Home for Invalid Soldiers.
Measures aie now in hand which are
calculated, after the lapse of a few mouths,
to establish, on a grand 6cale, the desid
eratum a NaLoual Home lor Invalid
Soldiers. The desiga is an admirable
one, and is as follows : It is well Luown
that all efforts to obtain voluutary sub
scriptions sufficient to creet a Soldiers'
JIouic have been without avail. In fur
therance of the object, Lowever, the Leg
islature of rcnnpylvatiia Lave passed an
act dated Mutch 0, 1 S67, crcatiug a cor
poration of which Major General George
(i. Meade is president, and General Ho
ratio G. Sickcls w treasurer, with an effi
cient board ol supervisors, who have the
power to distribute to the holder of ccr-
titillate a large number of immensely val
uable gifts, consisting of diamonds, pearls,
ctucialds, rubies, Ac., purchased from cit-
izous of tbo Southern States during the
rebellion, and which articles will soon be
exhibited at the office of the corporation.
I5y this scheme it is confidently anticipa
ted a large fund will be created towards
tbe erection of the Home. A great feat
ure of the affair consists iu the fact that
every purchaser of the certificates be
comes a ccntrilutor to this National Home
fund, and at the same time has a direct
interest iu the distribution of the rare
gems mentioned above. The details of
the entire scheme will be conducted in a
pfifeftly fair and honorable manner.
The site for the Home has already been
jmrcliu.-cd, aud consists of thirty acres of
land, used by General Meade duriug the
battle of Gettysburg as his headquarters.
The plan has been approved by tx-Govcr-uor
Curtin, Major General Meade, Gov.
Geary, and a latge number of prominent
lui.'itary Lcnes.
Jeff. -avis' trial approaches slowly
and not very surely. His case is still in
volved in much judicial embarrassrueut,
l.rr the reasou that it is hard to tell which
of the United States Courts will couduct
ha trial, lie will either be tried or ad
mitted to bail at the prcscut session cf the
United States District Court, at Ilich
niond, Va. If, however, Lc should not
be tried by tula Court, his case will, it is
understood, be taken up by the United
States Circuit Court for the District of
North Carolina, Maryland and Virginia
vhidi will meet at lliohmond oti the first
Mouday iu June. It is rumored that a
than-;'! is to be made in the allotment of
Judges for this District before the trial
takes place. A few das jvill determine
if Davis' case is to be disposed of by
these Courts.
A Citizen has had an '-interview"
with Mr. Johnson, who reports thus;
' The President said that tha Democratic
party seemed beut ou destruction that
they bad ueldier policy nor wisdom.
That diey Lad shown bad faith in their
want tf adherence to tbe principles of
the Philadelphia Convention ; that if they
had faithfully stood by the correct plat
form there enunciated, and had in good
faith adopted (he doctrines there pro
claimed, it would have been, by dropping
its identity, a formidable and irresista
LJe party. He thought that the party
which had opposed the war was an effete
body, and do class of men who had qui
etly acquiesced in the disruption of the
Union could e'er even expect io control
tbe legislation of the country."
Official ketlkns from the late elec
tion in Michigan, sLosy a net Union uia.
jority of 21,034, instead of 15,000, as
at fu.it roughly estimated. or is this all.
Kight counties are yet to be beard from,
which will increase our majority about
l,S!it). This is twenty times tho Co.nect
icut majority, and we say nothing aboi't
it. Could the Democracy achieve a 23,000
xh'tory, all the chicken-cocks and roosters
in Christendom could tot exjress their !
I'Aciicuieui.
ENTLF.MAX Pittsburg has paper-
en ins loom Kirn cerimcatcs ot oil stock
The novel papeiing cost ori?
fifty-three thousand dollr.rs.
Juniata
Mil
JUSTICE TO WHOM JUSTICE IS Dl'K
Mr. Editor. lu the AV.hoV.wi of
the lUtli
ultimo, wo notice a short coin
.' ,
nmnicntion in the educational column,
signed "Caution," and another in the
same journal of the 17th ult., in the satno
column, given as editorial under the pre
tcntioo of correcting a fal.se rumor con
cerning the Kev. S. J. Hayes. This re
minds of us the anecdote of a young lad
w hose combative organ was rather strong
ly developed, who when he could Cud no
person willing to degrade himself to Dglit
with him, stuffed the clothes of- a man,
set them up iu an erect position, stepped
. it t....i r, i;..L.i n,..i
u ii . LiatKuu ins u;w. OU, vv., muu
knocked them down, thcu went away and
boasted of what he had done,
nd were it not a worthy minister's
name has been thcic abused and that the
cause iu which the minister is engaged
might suffor, aud that the public are
shamefully wronged. We should pass
the matter unnoticed. Hut it is due the
people to know .hat the editor of said
columns is author of both articles.
In the first, he aims through some well
known persona! spleen to injure the repu
tation, of a minister of the gospel whose
character has ever been unimpeachable
by tsfatiug that he was "rejected by the
conference," aud disowucd by them us a
member of said church, which we arc
constrained to say id totally lalsc. The
iulercnce would be that he was guilty of
some crime, was tried, convicted and there
fore expelled or rejected, whioh is entire
ly false and without the slightest founda
tion. In the second article (which he as
sumes as editorial aud which he-was for
ced to write) he labors assiduously to
leave the impression upon the mind of
the public that some other party or par-
tics were guilty of this false representa
tion, aud then endeavors to tcreen hiui-
elf under the cover of recommending
the Kev. Hayes, and the ca.-e iu which he
is engaged, thus wiping off bis stiuk ou
others.
ISut this is not the first time that the
peculiarities of the animal uientioned iu
the ancient fable disclosed its real charac
ter. It is a well known fact that this
same man has been au enemy to the in
terests of the U. 15. Church, that he has
been undcrhandedly scheming to wo:k
certain funds out of the hands of the
Board cf Trustees of the Mexico congre
gation, that he has been speaking iu dis
respectful terms, wilfully and falsely mis
representing both Mr. Hayes aud the
Hoard of Trustees. It is not just that
the public be charged by any one with
misrepresenting a minister of the go.'pol,
when he himself is the disroprescutcr.
The author in the Grst article puts him
self forth as a publie benefactor aud sigus
himself 'Caution." The motive as well
as the peculiar character ol the mau may
be seen at a glauca. Had he been one of
tli
tL I'oard of Tiustees or a iniuistcr of
U. li. Church, aud had these false
reprcscntatious been true, then he would
not have beeu out of place. Put he, not
being connected with the church, and be
ing iu lact a disinterested party to inter
pose under the pretentions of a protector
of the church aud public, is tii say the
least of it certainly very disrespectfully
meddlesome aud most ridiculous.
We presume that wheu the church loos
es confidence iu tho ability aud responsi
bility of the prcscut Hoard of Trustees to
conduct the building of a house for wor
ship, she will elect others.
The author of the slander may deny
the facts stated here, but it will bo borne
iu mind that it may uot be diflicult for
any one to deny truths, who will falsely
represent. Put we are prepared to prove
what we state.
It is due that we state that the Rev. S.
J. Hayes has been a highly esteemed
member ol tho Allcgheuy Conference of
tho United Urethren in Christ over seven
years without the slightest stain upon his
character, and is still amenable to that
body, and although a young man, yet, by
his gentlemanly and christian like deport
ment as a minister, his talents aud uuti
ring zeal has been very useful to the
church, a blessing to the cause of his
Master, and has made himself many de
voted friends.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES,
U. 15. Church, Mexico.
The Hon. A. W. Penedict, Clerk of
tho Housrs of Representatives of this
State, and one of the secretaries of the
State Central Committee, died on Sunday,
April, 25th, at Huntingdon, of erysipelas.
He faithfully performed bis duties during
the winter, and left Ilurrisburg at the
elo;e of the session iu good health, aud
expected to return in a few days. He
was rvidcly known and much respected
It is believed that he started tho Cist
l.', hnd ;,, 1'bil
puuilsucu iu I mi-.
j daily penny paper ever
adelphia.
Mn. Astor. of New York, own real
estate valued a: SG5.000.Wf., and with
j the jutere.-t i contiBually buyi:;
lti:V(IJ.ITIOS IX THE M AS VIA C
Tl ItE OF LEATIIEK.
Ti! ortmlipr last. Fan Cord A ITim.l
- ', - r . ... . . , '
J-s-i , of W est irgmia, secured a patent
lor the most important discovery of this
ceutury.
Tho manufacture of leather has hcen
and is now an exceedingly expensive bu
siness, owing greatly to the growing scar
city of the all important material, J'ark.
It has, therefore, for years past been the
great object of our Chcinistj and Tanners
..1: . l i ; . i . p i . i
iu urseovcr a suusiuuic lor liars or an as
sistant tanning agent which, in a measure
would possess the important 'taniiioifl
acids," and which would thus lessee fcc
. , , , ,
, . r .
, ' , . 1 , I
uing agent ;ias uccu iouua, iu tne sape
of a simple "vegetable matter," by nature
already prepared as it would seem fort he
purpose of which it is now, and hereuher
to be freely used. The importance of jbc
discovery ccusists iu the abundancjof
this agent at all tiu.es and in all places of
its inexpensive nature, aud coutaiqng
equal if not more tanning acid than he
expensive Hark, and being used vjth
bark, saving one-half of that expensvc
material and making a firmer, s'rour,
more pliable and heavier article of Lech
er thau can be manufactured with llk
alone. i
I5ut this ageut possesses additional vir
tues, as it opens the pores of the hidis,
aud therefore gives immediate aeccssto
the acid, aud iu consequence tuns w'r.h
much more rapidity than bark, thercbj
saving from one to turo-thiids of the time
now consume I.
.. ,. . .,
1 he discovery of tins tanning material
.till T.erniit the tnamifacturn nl' a siineiior
. , , , . , ,,. . Molm ."-'tuiieroad, di'C'd . bile nf Wnlk.'r low n-
article of heather at one-hall its present . T Ilt, i1(.t ,.mmt.t V:k , ,M , , u,,:i,.
txpense and the great saving of time in ale, on the pi cmi.-is, iu the above n un d
its mauulacture will enable tho capitalist '"!',.",',''' . . . ...- ic
- i ( AoMJ,.i afi I.irt, ltii,
to make three returns to his former one. ! , , . , , , ... ,
; A tract of Land containing r.f'y-onc Aevc.
It will likewise enable men of limited more or less, bounded m the wesi by llnl.-i-uieans
to establish themselves iu a lucra-' ''''' rilliib. on the nor;h by J-l.n M. -Mern.
I on the east by McMeen and ,no' k, ai.d mi
live business, w hich heretofore was barred . me Fomh by MrKuiht's Heirs a. .1 V'dv.
to small beginners on account ol its j wils""' ,lll'"'", greeted a Two-story
... ' lliiise Hint 15 n u. a spring near 1 lu: hou.-e.
pcusiveticss and Its slow realization. A i,,,, orehard and oili. r linii, wiih a si.f
(,'reat reduction iu the price of this staple li ieiuy of limber Land for the use of the
must occur when this system comes into ) j KKMS.-Oi.c third of purchase money to
general uC, and those who iirst introduce,1"' paid " c.iulina iiimi f si!", and the bal-
it will be largely the gainers for it is des
lined toon to cause a revolution iu the
Leather market. Those who manufacture
uudcr the old process cannot possibly
couinctc with tiiose who manufacture un
der the cheap aud rapid process of Mr.
Ilickcl.
As no change iu the construction of a
yard is requited, it is expected that the
System will soou conic into general use.
peciul information respecting the svs-
, c. e ii.- i"i
u .l..c ,,r tr.,nuf'..,..i ...... 1 1. I ).,- I
. ...
addressing Jlr. fcludciuillcr at luiiiaua,
Pa.
Satisfactory evidence of the practical
woi kings of this system can be sccu by
calliug ou Col. E. Prey at the Juuiata
Ilutcl, ill Millliutowu, any time during
this week.
We refer the reader to the advertise
ment in this paper.
MtO.1I NKW OKLIiANS.
GENERAL SUEUIDAN .MODI I I ES A STATE
LAV.'.
New O.'ti.EA.vs, May ,1. Om. Mieri
dau has issued nu order modifying the
State law requiring the members of the
police force to be residents of the city for
five years, reducing it to two years, and
orders Mayor Heart to remodel the police
fce. At least one-half arc to be sol
diers. The whole region bordering on the
Ouachita and Black rivets is overflowed
by the reccut crevasses, and tho amount
of suffering and loss is incalculable.
THE STATU TAX.
The following paragraph has been go
ing tho rounds of the press, which de
mands correction :
The Legislature has passed an act
abolishing the Sta'c tax on personal prop
erty, aud therefore a levy of SU00,U0U,
has been apportioned among tho different
counties according to population."
We have official information to tho ef
fect that there is no grounds for the above
statement, no such biil having beeupaiicd
by the Legislature.
It is anuounced that a new Democratic
platform is being arranged in New York
for the next Presidential election, one of
the chief planks being free trade. This
obnoxious dogma is designed chiefly to
gain strength in the West, and Pennsyl
vania Democrats are expected to once
more sacrifice their business iutcrests
' for the sake of the party."
General Sickles' defence of the hon-
or of the old flag at Charleston the otlier j
day has the ring cf the order which soli-:
. , , ... . i
tary auuaiouemauu ueueia. i. lamous.
General Sieklea is fast taking, iu the i
heart? of the American people, the
which I-ix hits lost.
place
Uur g.flwtisf mints.
"("LOT OF N E Vt EX fit A "ll li K IUN (T for
J piiIo by J. M. BLLFOItD.
my 8, 807-St.
MESS MACKEKEL
J. M. EELFOKD.
1 f.r aale by
,, 8, 18C7-31.
(()( White l'itic .Shaved Sup and
I LKAVUl Joiut Shingles; also. Hoards,
Oak 1'lnuk, Mastering Latfc, and Ilickets, for
sale by CHA FF & THOMl'SOX,
nisy fl-fim. Slilroy, Mililin county, l'a.
-iv0TICE. The several Tax Collectors ap-
J. pointed for the present year, arc
- renllcsied to call at the Commissioners office.
V i',e 2 1 U iust.. file tho necessary bond and
" j, . , .
liiiiy 8,-
J. MIDDAU1I, CVci-A-.
Dkaknkss, Bi.txnsrss asi Catarrh,
Ticaled with the utmost success, by Dr. J.
Isaacs, Oculist and Aiirist (formerly of I.ry
clii), Holland.) No. l'iue street, l'hilud'a.
Testimonials from the most reliable, sources
in the city and country can be Rcen at his
oRice. The medical faculty arc invito! to
accompany their patients, as he has no secrets
in Ins practice. Artihciul eyes inserted with
out pain. No charge nude for examination.
may o-ly.
M'rifc2 ?!
)k.ft'.SSYLVAMA KAILKO.il. OS AND
after Monday, April J!, lHtiC, Bassenirtr
Trains will leare Mi 111 in Station as fu!!o j :
EASTWARD.
Philadelphia Impress.. 12.1 1 P. M
Past Jiiiic. (i.L'l, A. .M.
Cincinnati Express 7.1'li, P. M.
Day Express 11,.J1. A. M.
Way Passenger.. 10,48 P. M.
V E.-T W A HI).
Cincinnati .V. Eric Exprcrs 1. !.", A. M.
Paltimnrc Express 4,0"), A. M.
Philadelphia Express... f,(2, A. M.
Fast Lino ,r,,.r'.l P. M.
LMjiU Train a,."7, V. .M.
Emigrant Train 10,'Jtl, A. M.
JAMl'.S SOUTH, .?'t.
Uril.N.S' CUIKT s.ili:. I'.y v,
J Order out of the Orphans' C
i t lie uf I
iiurt ot
Juniata couiily, the nndersiu'ii' d. I'xeeuior of
inice on the lust day "I April, Is! ? wito m-
tcri-ftt secured by b ni l. Person wishing l
see the premises will please call on the sub
scriber. Sale to coinn encc at 1 o'clock, 1. M , of
said dav.
may :: is. JiMK MeMl.'T.N.
" eevolution7"revolutio a; I "
Amnicaa Tanning Company.
FRET, I'lSlVSVOKTII & CO.
Cm,. E. l-'nrv, id West Yiigiuia, Pica't
15 ' "v.'nK Tti, M-crctary.
G in. Stait.mi.i. Kit, Indiana couutv, Gen-
! eral A
.cut.
A splendid opp.'i tumly for a Feeiire and
iini'iei.ile iuvesiuieiit cf eapiiat is now eSered
by :!i'.s I'liiiijiany to Tanners and Capitalists
of lniye as well hi moderate means, as the
Company is now prepared, after a success
ful lesl of liiekel's improved sicm of tan-
j nio in several yards in this county, and ad-
jo!Mii:i' lomiiii s, 10 oner tur sale uome tern
lor,- w ii Inn ilns Mate, lenm-ssee, Texas, Or-
e"ti. l lah. New Mexico mi l Nevada, in the
shape of rights fer I'isirins. Cu..!i: ies. Towns
or tor individual use of caid improved sis.
t phi secured to nnford A. Hicl.el, "by
Letters Tall in ilaied .November Tib, L 'i'i, and
;r.iiitel lor siveiitecn years, and by said .S.
A Ilickcl, Ks'j., l. ;'.illy traiisfei I to this:
tVmp-iny for I'.is and li.eoiher b'laic aud Tel
ril.'r.es melit ii,ncd.
'I he lucee -slid ;o:kinp of this preat di.
c .ury had bc.-u deiantisir.-Hed iu every in-sl::io-.'v.
hen; cr fully and thoroughly te-te.l,
an i f:i-u and tieiv yici u'em r .1 a:i 1 i::a
vcl s il : ill i faction, both as I. jio. 1 ty of tear tier
1 ih.' .-.liiuj; ill pari of ti e foriuur exeu
sirc n.aiei ial i.ai U. as can be seen by liie
alt.K-bed teililicatis. This is the only Fys
tf in ever introduce 1 whieii is wariuntcd as
to its virtue by the proprietois.
AVe warrant to manufacture Sole Leather
in Ninety days, Harness Leather in Fifty days
Bridlo Leather in Forty days, Upper Leather
in Thirty-Five days. Kipp Leather in Thirty
lays. Calfskin in Twenty to Twenty-Five
days, Sheepskin in Two to Three days.
IV c warrant to save one-third in heavy, and
one-ha'.f of the buik formerly usrj in light
stock, making heavier leather than tan be
manufactured with bark alone. A superior
quality of leather is also warranted to be
made under this ry stem.
No alterations are necessary or required in
the yard or in the manner of manufacture,
but a great paving of labor is aliained by
nut being required to "lay away," and this
leather bcinj; scoured with prcat ease.
Tho great virtue of this discovery consists
in the lessoning to one-half the existence of
tanning by -the use of a purely vegetable
matter, in conjunction with tan bark, which
can be at any time, in all seasons, and at any
place secured at the limi'ed cost, of net more
than tweuiy-five cents to a hundred hides.
This system having been but recently dis
covered and patented, November, IMij, has
not been very extensively introduced as yet,
the coDiinenocuicnt having been m.dc by
This Company, wish the Patentee in this
State in May, 1HG", and is raw successfully
used iu tha following places, reference io
which is made, viz : (ireene county. Pa. N.
Newman, Harrington & Co., Washington, l'a.
S. Smith, J. Weber and others: Fayette
cuuutv, l'a. T. Vernon. J. Kuiory, liauinj; &
llro., Indiana, l'a. George Siadluiiller, IV est
nioreland county, l'a. .1. Verwon, Allehcuy
couu'y. l'a. Lappa & Wiese, Luckhaupt &
Kiel'er, StuckgraiU & heilz. Haze! i: Co.,
Leaver county ('apt. Darrah.
Specimens of leather manufactured under
this system can be examined at the store and
IVareroom of George Stadtuiiller, in Indiana.
Indiana county, l'a., General Aeent ; Mr.
Stuckgraiu i iar.nery, Lescrvo luwnshif
1 1
K..rhv,7v'COImty, or the tannery oMess!
Luekhuup & Kiel'er, Spring Garden
Liberal terms can now be secure.
secured, as the
Coi, i3 i beginning operations, and
therefore disposed for the furtherance of the
sTstem to make sales at lew
moderate
price
For further information call on Gi -i.
Sr.i i-,;!l.i-i-t:j Indiana. I'd.
HOOD XEVv'S!
tSjtriuj and Summer (loutis ui prices to
suit the tint.
FUAN"KfC00K, Co,
PATTKIISON, Pa.
Have jtist returned from the Kusk-rn Markets
with a freh supply of all karls of LaiUcs'
I'rcss liooils, cousuting in part of
POI'LIXS, MO II A III, A L PA C
CAS, FEEXCll MEIUXUS,
1)E LAIS EH, (HXGIIAJdS,
j iVi'AV I S, if' U, if t7
! Every d;scaiptiou of domestic l3ry Goods,
mich as ,
Crown and Bleached - Mus.'ins, Ticking,
Chocks, Cotton and Linen Table Diaper, '
Crash, Kaukeens, Drillings, Sc.,
Fancy aud l'lain Cnssiuicres,
atinttU,
Tweeds,
Kentucky Jeans,
l'lauiiels,
Liinicns, r
Ladies' Uulmorul Skirts,
Hoop Skirts,
Tibet, Wool Knit ami French Shnwip, Gro
ceries of every descridion,
Cheese,
Bacon, iic,
Boots,
Shoes,
Hats,
Cups,
(Jnernswurc,
Cedar and Willow-ware,
Hardware,
Tobacco.
cgars, Sic.
Tin. bie.TAst Hfiwlc In l!ie entlniv.
111 connection wiih our other bu-iu-s-., we
have a MARKET CAK running to IVtUdel-
phia ami arriving in I'aierson. evry Tuts !av
,. uliii li ec i-.-,.i na.-li wi-ek fr,..h iiuili:i
of new c;ouds. The pntdic can be sopp ie-1
wiih all kinds of Marketing. Fresh i ish, Ac . !
either at the car on Tuusuay. or at our Moie
during the week. may I r11 .7. !
GMJKTTVMJl'lW ASVI.f.M
I" iolt IX VALID OLDILIIS.
Incorporated by Ait ol Assetully of the
C'tmiuiouwcjitli ol Pcuiisyhaiiia, ilaicU 0,
ai".
The Hoard of Supervisors appointed by tin:
al.iive t oipoialiou loeny out Hie i.j cisoi
il. i. iii-t lit' ii-i-i ir I ii it :o ion rooi i ! 1 1-1 ; v ,io
noiiii. e to the public llull Lie Legislature o!
l'uliiisvivuttia has uiillmncd the ruisiu ol
liiiids for Ike ciixliou, eMabbsiimeut, and
niaii.teiiauci s of an Asylum fur iuvalKl Sil-dii-is
ol Ire laic wir, to be liiull on the I!.it-tlu-lield
of GL-liysbui, and as an inducement
to pauio'ic citizens to contribute to this be
nevolent i iiji it, have empowei'cd the C rpo
ralioli to inMiibittc amongst the subseriliers
si. ill articles ol value and intere.-l, from asso
ciation w ith tbe late war, or any niom vs, 1 1
Ircls, iiropeiiv, or islale, real of tirrs.isat. I
uliuic-ver. in is blale or ei.-eivheie. at such
.ti.-!. i. ..... .... i ;.. .....i. .. ....
and manner w Iiatso. vi-r, as lu tin in shad
seem til, ai.y la vis of t!i.s Common i lullli to
the contrary nolrt liiiel.untiue;.
The iiteip:i.-e is in. litiiv rceomniended
l,y the folio;; mi; named well-kiio;; n
enlic-
. n i,-i-.,n,.e ,. io...,,.
.Major General .I.(Ij.K MI-.A J)H,
1 . . . ...V.'.
.Major General (i. l'K.N NY l'Al'K
Jlator Ueiu ral 1.. M. i .lU Ait KI ,
.I.Hji.r CJeiierai JOHN ii. lilt' l K i:. I
.Minor Ueiuial C1IAKI.KS II. T. COLLIS. ,
Major lienetal II. J. MADll.L,
.Major (iemral JAsi. L. M-.LHtllXiK,
Ibi-adier (Jeiietal JAMtiS A lUvVVLl!,
l!ri-a lier General II. G. MCK KI.S,
Lri-adier General .to.-Kl'll I'. KN!!'l',
iJri-a.lierGeneiul W.M. .1. ISO .TON.
Li i-adicr (iem ral ti.VML .M. ZL'LH'K,
r.n-.i'.iir (o-neral .Illl IN K. .MIKI'Ii Y,
Iln-adier General .lOllX K. IMLLli:!!,
liri-aiiii r Genual T. 1". M -I OV,
l;iu.liT (iuiiet-iil It. K. W1NSI.OW,
liri-adier General Hl'.NItY I'l.LASANTs;,
liruailicr General .1. 1'. S. (ii H'.iN,
Lrinadbr t.ener.d .1. .M. ("A M I'll LI. I.,
LrU'idicr G, luial Tl!t. -M. U ALKL::.
liiiLOoli-. r Gi iieial M. C. T.VLI.KY,
lii-i-ad'n-r Gem tal !. .M. M. tiliKG-:.
('..iotu i F. S. STAMIi.U (ill.
The silo tor the ir.s:i!u!:,ui (tiiirly acic) has
already been piiri lias.-il, -il'.d it is hoped that
the goo i work may coinuieuce beioic mi.i-
.-UIIllillT.
Mtb.-i-ripiions will be rei l ived at the oilier
of tli- A-soeia'ion, No. Hid I'liestnut street.
riiiladeij lili, on am'
iilcr Monday, the (J tit ;
dav id .Mav, ri;..
l-'or each sn!ii-r'pf''! of five doHavs a ecr
titi. a:.' will be i.-sm- I, which will usii i- the
iioidi r to sr.. h eriiel- of value as i.iay in-a-v:ii,'.-.l
to its !it::nl'-r.
The ti:t iliilviliiiti ill ' f awards v. i!! bo
li:a k- iiiiine.li iti iy upon the receipt ot b'l'.OUy
si:b-cri;i::iiii, of fo caeli.
Tin; di.si.rib-.itio!; w iil be publie, end under
the iliieet stipi rvi.-iou ot Inc. I m pi-iioors. ;
IV-isoiis at a distance are i ciiiiosh d io n-m:t :
their st;bs..ii)tioi:(wheii practicable) by I'ost j
oilice money order, or regbatrtu tetter, to in- j
sure mompl delivery.
' Direct all letters to
J. 1. IIOITMAN.
Xm.'-ii'i' Hoard" ',,'rri'.or.,
liox 11S1, 1'. O., 1'hlladelphia.
The following is a schedule of the awards
to be made uiuicr tne ursi u.Mriiiiiiiiui. i no
items of Dianiomls and oilier pieeiousstones ,
were purchased lroui titi.eus ol the Soutli I
during the war, and UH'ir geiitiineiu ss n, eer-,
tincil to oy lucssis. nm". w ..... ........
extensive diamond importer:; in the country,
and by J. Herman, tiiamoud setter, Yew
York. GETTYSBURG ASYLUM FOIt INVALID
SOLD1EKS,
Incorporated by Act of AssemMy of tlieCom
inonwealtli of IVniisvivania, lurcli (i, 1SG7.
Odicc 1120 CHESTNUT Street, l'uil'a.
FIRST DIsrOSITloX.
Fighty Thousand Subscribers at "i.OO Each.
1 l Diamond Necklace, d'5 Bril
liants, valued at fJO.OOO
2 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch
and K.ir 1 tings. lo.OOO
3 1 Award 10 4u Gov. Bonds.. lo,(!bo
4 i iau!ondCross,setin silver ?,nui)
"i 1 Dianioinl Cluster Brooch ."i,li00
(i 1 Award 10 -lOGov. Bonds. . ,-),t't)0
7 1 Diam'ud Sinule Stone Ring 4.."i00
8 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet 4.UU0
J 1 Diamond Single Stone
Scarf l'in 4.0C0
10 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch 4,000
11 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet 4,0!Kj
1 1 l'air Single Mono Diamond
Ear Hings
10 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch
11 1 Award 10-40 Gov. Bonds. .
Io 1 Diamond Siliiile Stone l'iu
lii 1 Diam'ud Single Stone Stud
7 ! Diamond Cluster Brooch
IS 1 5 i-im'nJ Single Stone Kinir
10 1 Diamond and Emerald
ISroocli
20 1 Diam'ud Single Stone Ring
21 1 Diamond C. lister Ring
i l.,,m Ii-.ili.i Camel's Hair
:!,.! :0
;:.utii)
3,000
b'.Ofio
;:,( io
2,olM
2,500
2,.-,f;f
2,0u0
i,-oo,
1,0
,' J - 1 Caoice E-iiciaid i'.ui.
oo
i-l 1 Ntile Stone r:an'ntl Kn.g ctO
!25to:jl-10Aw!.ra i,t HMO Govern-
incut ISonils,i-ac!i 1 CCD
' - - .'..-tn'ti '.aiiiiMKi aim
Uuliy li:i!f ho(.i Kin... fcQO
'CH 1 Diamond iDingle-stom; Kar
Km.hs f.r,0
;J7 1 PairDi.inicndClt'.sterMinls 010
i!8 1 Di.imoml Singlc-stonc Kir.-r
star s,ttiiiir .1 sco
CO 1 Diamond Single stone l'iu 50
40 1 Diamond Cluster Hracelct . io
41 toOO-10 Awards of 10-10 Goveru-
niciit Honds, each .ViO
51 1 Lady's Diamond-set Watch Jill)
'i 1 Diamond S;in!rlc Stone ICint; oCO
OJ 1 Diunond and Opal Cluster
i 2v
ti 1 Diamond Single Stone King 200
S. 1 I'air L'mcr.ild Scarf Pins.. L'iJO
!S 1 Dtnmnnd Pintle Stme Stud l."i
i 1 IVainond ('lnMcr I'in..... lm
51 1 Ciiiiico ; nd Pearl Hivocli
and Kar ltiius 100
50 to 158 100 Awards 10-40 Govcru-
ment Doni'.s, tacli 10
139 to 238 10O AwnnN, Goviriiincnt
I.t-al Ti nders, t-acii 50
3,000 Awards, Government Legal
Tenders, rucli
The (listriltutitius of the ahove rewards will
be made iu public as soon as tin: sii!M ritit ii
is full, of liicli due police will be irivi ll
i thr.iiiirh the popcrs. On and uftrr May 15 ill
i tlx; Di iniond.i will l.e ou ex'ai'.)iti;u at the ot
, flee o! the Association.
j The public can ronfiilent'y rely mi cverv
t tbir.ir Ileitis Cninliicted in tbe nios'. b-::ioiab!u
'and lair iiiinmr. All tbe awards will !i
! banded to reriiMcate holders, ilium diatidy af-!t-rtlie
distribnlion, frfe of all rot-". at lb
I idliec of ibe Con.piiiiv, X j. 1I20C1IK.STSUT
reet, l'liiladelphu.
I'-L 1 I' K A ' '
1 We hereby reitify that we have examined
11,0 DialiK lid Coods, PeafN, I.ou raids.. 1
h'"i. "'' ",!"'r I'reciinis St..r:-s, a- descnU d
ill tl-e lltloV li-'. !"lll find tll' lll illl L'elitline.
llhXi.K '.!). Diati.ond linpii'is
X .' i i K N I. AM'., X v Yoik.
.1. IIKKMAXX. Diamond e't.-r.
;;!;! HHoo.MK S;ret-t, New Vi-rk.
ac;e.ts waxtko.
! Hook? ran 1 1- had cuiit-.min" 00 Ci-5flcatr.,
: XK 1 1 !'XD!!'.! D(I.I.AU.
' All onbls i,.r ( ,-i ri;;. -,-i-s m'i If addressed
to .i. f. !;; r:-'?tA:;. s. ,-:.-ta,-v,
i P,.. 1 I'-!. I'.-t (X'.i.-e, l'i.i'.adc-Ipl.ia.
' -f:u. m I'-oT-O'm.
- -
; 1illl.!'!
.N To i;!N!i lib" i' T:.e un l r-
' J
; ,,;'vns'i.
1. llfci-.-..cr of the I'.i.n- of llc-i';-!
have a noud.cr t-T chiilreii l"r
in l:uy :s i to i M.-nii tii;;..l..c J laces uu
i.ey l;ec,:iio of ae.
lil
TI!"-:. It V.$,
my 1. IV57-1- J. V. L-OVLt;.
.1.
Jtt.-tier ' the Pi lire, .S.-ci
I vrijiiiii'i r, SiiKjitrhtimui
i-li" ITU
. o,--
j urn. i ij,
'1 business en
i ' ' ILL attend i.romi'.tlv to
trusted to his rare l' -e..s and other
-enver.iti
lone on the shortcut u-.ti-.-e :i I on
itie most rea-oinaMe urnis. Par; i -'ilai r;::eu-
lion ( aid i.i tan ! rurve; iu.
a.a v 1, llm.
7-.1 i;.v mm.
i l'ATi'i.
,:m;;;v i-TA!:LLs:;M:-:NT r.i
tt.-oX. Mi-s 1'.. J. Itoilno.
i,.w i,.,.,,..! ,.,,.;,- I' e.'. t -n mi l
Ilieiaied to fun:i-h II-iSNris. I!nsf.,;.v
1 J tt,.,-',
,!,. r...,rv :,!;,, ,11K Uu-it stUe.
one l T"li ;.I .y
1'erfeet s-uislacli. !l.:veil.
rale. Cai! :;t l:ei- residence .
one door e::st uf Stiaver's Si
Charges mo le
:i ill hlgc sire t,
iaj r. L'l-Jia.
r l'.TTlNi:. 1 he Board of Tr:i-tee cf the
I -i J t..io:i iaiiuu in Mexico, of Ike L. I!, in
i Clui.-t wid i"..eivo pn.p.isals to tniild a Itiiels
! t'haj. !::: Jiexle-i boili as- a wf-ote. and I' p
i tiie Mas. I'n ick, Carj t and l'.asler
! work s. paiai.-'y. i.p to .V.,y, IT. K-' jT. ou
r-!.ii.'i ii i v i uu L-:-;.! wili lai.e p! .ce.
I N. I). i'iie s;ii.::!i.-:iti.i:i em be seen at
, David l'ai!.-i'--,:i'j Shoe 1-' i , in Mexiej.
! may !:!
' K'V TIN SHOP. IN T !ti i.'d I'M i.'T '"VS.
1 v.'i.:.id .'vfpeci 1 ui : iof- i:n l!.e e:t:.ni.-i
.I Tii. M. 1 s :.-jwua.i! v.einiiy, tliaf 1 have
.o a Tui an 1 M.e. t l-eri rs'atdisliM:. i I
:m. i a:.. (!'$ 'ir.-'t t.i :ovo..:i.i-. i..e li.e iub.:o
with Ti:. and Sin: : r I at.:; IV.tsr. alj, J:o;e4
at the lowest r i-ii j.'iee.s.
It.M.:.:;j and Sp.-ui::. : pv oirpilr r.tti r.ued to.
Ail w..ok la.ide of the I . -i mat.'i ml.
V. y.. C Lt.iiJAN.
Tiioi.'p-ont'-v. n.
."(!. 2 Ji.niata e. ui.Iv, l'.-v
ii I - i 1 k- J -A J '.'llji'-i
T
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H'A ri:t :!' fit I -r'l Mil' I :il I-
p :tiv i -i fi i'i ii! ! ;i J. : di-r - r
i,! ht-r ar i'-l. iii t-:r lino of hn-iuc--. on rhoi t
jnitico Tin-! i!it mo.-r - i - t::-J.lc K-Vin-J.
i-.n )( link , i i :'.!. m iill'ilini 4 ttf A tttf!' i: :t 11
.( llbu. al ua !l!nu
' ren. jov,
. lrCT-Ul L. L. Ki'.N lil'P.
DISs'Oi.'e'TlDN. The partnership !u-.-..t..-f..re
er.isiin;; lie! ween Levi lUcht and
Samuel Sirajer, doin;; bu.-'!:.e ur.der tho
name of il-.-chl an I Siraycr, is t!iTs Ji.th day
of March, loT. diss.dv.-1 by r ntua'. c-jii.-eiii.
The books uf the firm are left ia the hands of
.i so
;tver fur collection.
LLI1 HFl'HT. 1
SAMIKL ST It AY EK.
T;ie ii,,;nc.3 of tllc ih..u wi:1 ilf,-,..,fier be
coiidactei by the undersigtu-d who returns
his thanks to the public fur pan pairnnajre,
and respectfully solicits a contiauace if tho
same. SAM L ST 11 AY El!,
upr. 3,-IJI.
B.1STLEIT SE1VISG JIlCHISE.
Wastkh. Agents. $l"') per mimih and a1!
expenses paid, "to sell the Genuine Hartlett
Sev.iiif: Machine. This Machine will do all
the work that can be dune on ary hi ;h -priced
machine, i.u 1 is tally patented, licensed mid
wnrranteJ for five years. VV pay ihe abe
wages, or a commission, from which twice
that amount cau be made. For Circulars and
terms address II. HALL & CO..
721 Chestnut St., J'liJ ufa., Va.
npr. 17-Cw.
mv mmii 'mv. rinccs
ATJIKS.F. II.VNNEMAN'S
IX 1ATTE11S0X,
HO lr;s just returned from tbe City with
1 targe assortment 01
Kiilinery and Fancy Goods,
Consist in parluf lionuets and Uonnei Srlks,
Fl.iv.irs and Trimmings, Kinbordrries, Lace
Goods, Handkerchiefs, lialmoral Skirt.s. Ilnup
Skills. Gloves, Lead Gimps and Ornaiiu n:s.
Notions and small wares, formius the best
assortment of
tl'RING AND SUMMER GOODS
In the Count V.
j S!io solicits a ci-1 from the fabiic, Wn
cor.i!''at iha' h- cumi: a:L
t. .' I l'-i - -a:.
t