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U. B. MASSER, ,
I. WILVERT. Editor... ......
Tkb tcOrnulzallon ol" fio Standing
Cdm'mittvrs' of tlio United Stattfc . Senate
took plnso Inst week. In mnVang the chan
ges iu the committers, which lakes jilneu
Avery two years, or nt tlio 'beginning' ol
every new Congress, when old tnombeft
retire anil now ones como in, t"hc ilon.
Charles Sunnier of Mapsnchtist'tta, .was
dropped ns chairman of lilie committee on
Foreign rcltiticnre find the Hon. Simon
Canierou of this Stale, appointed in his
lilace, Mr. Sumner hits held tho position
for somo twelve years with- signal ability,
mid his removal Is attributed to the result
of his disagreement with the 1'resideut and
Secretary Fish, iu regard to tho removal of
Minister Motley, and his opposition to the
annexation of the San Domingo. It is
alleged that thoro is tio social inter
course hot wooa Mr. Sumner, with cither
the (President or Secretary of Stale, and
that tho public interests demand that tho
chairman of tho Committee, on Foreign affairs-
should be nt least on speaking terms
with the two officers of tho Government.
There appears to-be considerable fueling be
tween tho parties 'which is to bo regretted.
Mr. Sumner la ft statesman of undoubted
ability, " and hi 'point of learning and in
dustry has no superior in the Senate. Hut
he is not deemed by mauy as a mfe. leader.
With deep rooted predjudices and a deter
mined will, he is often impracticnblo and
headstrong. The position he held brought
him constantly iircoutact with tho C'tibiuet.
We think Mr. Sumner should have resigned
if his personal relations with the President
and Secretary wcro such ns to prevent
social intercourse. Gen. Cameron, we un
derstand does not desire the position, and
Senator Morton of Indiana, who has no
superior in Congress will succeed him.
Thk Democrat and the Covsty
Okkk kiis. We abscrve that our neighbors
of tho Democrat nro already engaged in
pulling tho county officers, and devote ft
half a column to throw dust in the ryes of
their-readers, to draw their attention rway
from the forthcoming auditor's report. Tho
lkntoceat is more generous to its friends
than just to somo others,by classing all the
officers together as belonging to the King.
This wo should suppose is not very flatter
ing to -several of those, officers, from tho
tact that they have never before been sus
pected ns belonging to the ltfng. Hut, wo
presume the editors of tho Democrat iu or
der to screen their particular friends of the
King, have taken the good and bad together
in order to cover up the defects of the latter.
Their renders will no doubt look upon it as
u decidedly rich joke, while the innocent
portion of theso officers will have to grin
him! benr it.
Tho following rich paragraph isiutended
to help the Commissioners out of . their
dileuiua.
"Across the hall, to the right, is located
the County Commissioners' Office. Tho
duties of this office are principally discharg
ed by tho Commissioners' Clerk, J no.
'fnrusworth, Esq., under the control of the
Commissioners, Martin E. Hui'lK.-r, Hastian
Steppand Jacob Jlnmccker, all of whom
nrc. honest, eobor and intelligent men, who
look to tho interest and welfare of our county
in tho performance of their responsible
duties. We venture to say we have never
had a more efficient and economical man
ugement of the business of the county than
nt the present time, which is creditable to
the Commissioners as well at thuir clerk."
How the above Will tally with tit? auditor's
report, remains to be seen; and we would
advise all (ho lax payors to compare the
two together and judge for themselves.
We are inclined to think that it had been
better for the editors of the Ikmwntt, not
to have been so hasty ,h it may make them
feel rather cheap, when the public find that
tho facts do not correspond with tl-.a asser
tion. Thu ilusing paragraph w intended to
cover up everything. Hut as the people
are somewhat acquainted with tho trans
lations of the offices of the county, they
will no doubt see the pith of tho joke and
treat it as such. It is ns follows :
.Altogether, h better corps of County Offi
vers have never gr.ieed our Court House,
mid our oidy iWirv is that we may continue
to do honor to our g; iind old party by ele
vating to office equally gu;d men, in the
Iuiuim"
As a compensation for the t'uit.-riiig
notice of our county officers by tho Pico,
nut, we suggest that the next contract for
fuvuisli'uitf iron bridges, he awarded to thu
tditom ot that paH-r. ll'lho ('oniinlksioncis
hhouKl bo ungrateful enough lu tiTusc them
the King should nt once take action in the
matter.
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Congressional. In . the Senate- oi
Monday, Upon tho reference of the French
spoliation bill to the Committee on Foreign
Relations, Mr. "Sumner took occasion to
CRll tho nt ten lion of tho Chairman of tho
commlttuo to It, expressing the hopo that
he would take charge ot the business and
press it forward. Mr. 'Cameron very pro
perly replied totho deposed Chairman, that
ho would Ho tho best ho could with the
matter, fcut ho thought it hardly fair for the
late Chairman to expect the new committee
to secure in one session a law which that
Senator had failed to have passed in ten
sessions.
. In tho IIouso several bills were intro
duced, one by Mr. ' Braxton for acquiring
title to the Arlington estate, by the pay
tntnt of $300,000 to tho devisees. Tho bill
was tabled on motion of Mr. Butler by ft
vote of 115 to 74. A concurrent resolution
by Mr. l)awcs to adjourn on tho 15th with
out day was adopted, 125 to 07. A joint
resolution oll'ered by Mr. Farusworth pro
viding that from and after its passage' no
tax or duty shall bo levied or collected on
foreign coal, was adopted, 132 to 57. On
motion of Mr. Randall tea and eolleo were
also placed on the free list, 121 to 49. A
motion of Mr. 'Wilson, of Indiana, to sus
pend tho rule and pass the joint resolution
asserting the power of the Government to
impose the enforcement of tho fifteenth
article of the amendments to tho Constitu
tion of the United State, and declaring tho
thirteenth, furteenth and fifteenth articles
of amendment to the Constitution duly
ratified, was defeated for want of a two
thirdti vote iu its favor the yeas being 103
aud the nays 75.
As yet there are no signs of a resumption
of the coal operation. Miners and labors
by tho thousands are still idle throughout
the coal regions of Pennsylvania. Added
to thec nrc thousands of Mechanics and
men in various avocations thrown out of
employment by the stagnation induced by
the suspension in mining nnd shipping of
coal The l'iltstou Gazette of last week
says :
"The statement niads by Frnuklin H.
Goweu, of tlie i'hiiftdolphia & Reading R.
H. Company, to the legislature, is an able
exposition of 'the history and progress of
these suspensions, and should be carefully
reviewed nnd understood, nnd by none
should it be more carefully perused than
oy tne workiiigmen ana miners. lule nn
All-wise Providence seems to have distribu
ted coal with a liberal hand, nnd evidently
designed that it should be cheap, it does
not seem natural that any combination
should decree that it shall not bo sold at
less than a certain price. Wo believe it to
be in the very nature of things that coal
should be as low, and governed by the
same rules, viz., demand nnd supply, ns
other staple commodities are, and whicli,
in n growing country liko ours, with new
markets opening almost daily, is not likely
to dwindle down to a price" that will not
pay the labor bestowed upon its production
a l'uir remuneration. Hut it is evident that
if coal is not to be governed in price by
I supply nnd demand, but must be kept up
toVcerlain price, despite of circumstances',
its consumpt on cannot and will not in-I
'"i . W1S? V0Uld- 1 P,1CU !n.usl
things grow worse and worse as the mining
population ol tne country increases troni
year to year. That coal production has
been greater than the demand is evident,
and to remedy this ft would seem wise on
the pari of the milling population to provide
that a portion of their forces should seek
other pursuits, nnd not insist that while
there, is a superabundance of mining labor,
coal must not be sold below any certain
Jijnirc. The principle is one which the whole
j world, if we except miners themselves, will
I ever wage war against. It is sustained by
I no precedent iu the history of trade.
J The following are the appointments for
I the Central Pennsylvania Conference of the
I M. E. Church made at Carlisle on the 13th
illit.
Wim.!amsi'okt Disinter J. Curns,
presiding elder, Post-office, Whhamsport,
li.
Willianisport Vino slrect, AV. lltirdcn ;
Mulberry street, 1!. llinkle ; i'riee ehaoel,
J. F. Ockermiin ; Thinl street, S. (.'. .Swul-
low; dewberry, J. Is. l'ols'Tove ; t ireuit.
i Hunter ; nut' to be htipnlicil ; Mtintours-
I villi-, J. A. Hi-Tc ; Uu.ijla'tiville, 1). li. Mi- ;
I C'lubkey ; Tivioli, J. (i. llet-k ; one to be j
: mtnplii'il ; Muui-y, J. U. CuilUy ; W'tits-iu-'
j town, J. V. Cslcwiuc, C. Y. lliirnlcy ; Mil-
ton, NY. A. llouck, 1). ('. John, hup.; Lew- i
ioburi.', V. Jlniljjson ; Milllinburi", ,1. A.
, AYooilcool; ; usllllolluuu:l, J. V. Davis ; ;
S.illailiibbinu;, (i. l.iody ; I'uoim N'nlU'y, to ,
bj bupiiliiil by J'. liird ; l'iolihh ( Vulro, 1
to be nupplidl by Y. An tub ; l.i'xi'tv
1 Icy, K. M. I. hilt-out ; Jersey Mime, J. A. I
Alolick ; .lauicstown, 11. K. Kully ; Ureal !
Island, A. J:. Tnyliir; J.ock Haven. J. W. !
I luiuyley, .1. It. Kinjr, ?aip.; S.iltma, t'l'uMh-
waite, oiiu lo Lu Ki'pplieil ; Jlviu-r, I!. II. I
, ( olbuui ; Itriiovo, A. M. .'reiy,iit(in ; W est- j
I port, .1. . liuthrock, sup. ; l.eiily, to be
lllpplieil ; Siiiiieniiillouiurf, 1,. S. l.'rone, one
! lo tc huppiieil : riiipoiiMiii, . I. I., liiiiui ;
I Caledonia, A. 11. lltniven ; . 1.. spottb
! woixl, pfiitidunt, nuil II. A. t'unau, l'io-
Ilsour in llliaiio poll I liukiitnnt euiiiiary
nn lulu r of Mulbui ry r.Hei-t tuarleily
eouti reni'u ; J. 1. Itubb, i'l'iilossui' iu l'eu
iiiiiiun eiiiiiiary,.. J., nii'iubui' ol ii!lada
bui'i ipiurtci ly ruiili ii nee.
J UNI ll.l.l:'uis icirT-- S, Harnett, pn- iil
iio elder. pobt-ulliee, lllouiiisbiiro, l'l lilisyl
vaniit ; 1 iiiu villi', St. I'.ntl'a, s, I r, -bjliimi ;
I'auvill.:, 'Iriiiity, ti. V. C X'uiiIuhm'U ;
Nwi tliuii.U il.tu'l, II. I". Mi-vi iu ; Wuiliiu
louviilv, U. tl.ou, A. f-. Howuiiiii;
liliiiiiiiaiiuie, II. II. I iwi r ; K.pv nud
l.iohi btufl, N. VV. K-atu ; lianeille, !'
i;. I lever i lU'littill. .1. tills., I'. I., Ill II
motor; Jkirtiik. W, W. Kv.mo ; Heiwhk
i I'uu.i.t, A. Iliilluiii, li. A. Muoi f ; lliiMiui-
I iuu'lale, II. I. K llii ; 0110 lo li mlpplii d ;
S'uhleiibiii-, II. II. l oiluei' ;Miii ktliimiy,
l. V. M.lUr ; White. J tuvi'ti. J. A. IV -
M'ivi r ; llnlmv Hun W. Y. Ileiso :
W i-.uhi ily, .1. T. WiUoii ; ll a.i limi, I'..
II. 14 ion ; .liHiu.vilIc iiiul A nib iiii ol. I
T. Siwiulx ; t 'Kin iili.uti, S. . i .ilbm ii,
oiiu lo be ktipplii'il ; I ai m is.i, A. M.
I.tlr; I luliu, ,1. p. Hii-wu, lino,
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Dealer In "The Queer."
When we published nn account of the
arrest of four parties In this and Lebanon
counties, on Thursday last, wo promised
further developments. Since then tho offi
cers of tho Secret Service- IMvision (Col.
Whitely's) have arrested and placed in tho
prison of this county Milton Zerger, knowen
as tho "Flying Dutchman." Catharine
Frnntz, Michael Kerns nnd Elins Iloll'mau,
of MochanicBburg, ma a charge of dealing
in and circulating counterfeit United States
Treasury nnd National Hank notes.
Michal Kerns and Catharine Frantiz had
a hearing on Saturday before United States
Commissioner John II. Briggs nnd were
committed to prison in default of 85,000
bail each to answer nt tho next session of
tho United States District Court iu Phil
adelphia. Tho Flying 1 Hitchtnan was held
in a similar amount, nnd Elias HoH'uinn
will ha vo a hearing to-morrow. Ho has
however, made a free and full confes
sion in regard to his connection with the
business. The evidence, wo learn, shows
that thoso parties belong to nn organized
gang of dealers in counterfeit notes,having
purchased them in largo quantities from
manufacturers aud dealers in New York
and other places, and then sold them in
smaller quantities to "shovel's of the queer"
or parties who put them in circulation.
"Tho Flying Dutchman" was indicted
with Jerome Whitman and Win. M"Keever
for highway robbery on oathc of Elias
IloU'man. but while they were captured and
tried, he managed to elude the officers until
last week when ho was taken up by the
police for drunkeiiuess. He will uo doubt
have an opportunity to visit tho Eastern
Penitentiary and spend some time.
Catharine Frantz kept a sort of junk shop
in the vicinity of State and has not borne
the dest reputation imaginable. Sho was
charged at one time with receiving stolen
goods, but ns the evidence was not suffi
cient to prove her guilt he escaped, and
now appears in a new role, much to her
surprise.
Michael Kerns is tho proprietor of a
hotel on railroad street, which has boon
a resort for rough, "koniackers" and simi
lar characters. lie was indicted at one r.f
our courts for passing counterfeit fractional
currency, but ;through some mitnuer or
Other escaped conviction.
Elias Hoffman is the parly who appear
ed as prosecutor at the last session of court
ngaiih-it Whitman and McKeever.
in tne course ol the trial it was alleged
by two of the witnesses for tho defense
that Hoffman visited tho vicinity oi Alli
son's hill to purchase counterfeit money
from the parties mentioned, but ho stoutly
protested his innocence.
The whole party will be Ukeu to Phil
adelphia at the next session of the U. S.
District Court for trial.
Js'o more arrests have bceu made since,
but it is thought that others implicated in
the transaction will be captured erelong.
Jfurri?burj lUajmh.
Outlawry in this South. two re
ports were made in Congress on Friday
last by tne investigating committee on sou! ti
cru outrages. The majority report pre
sents a sad state of ninth's in several of the
southern States, where neither property
nor lite is safe from the various bands of
outlaws. The Union mon, especially north
ern men, are Bingled out for murder or ex
pulsion. The minority report utlouiplo to
salve over most of thoso occurrences nud
uses various flimsy inventions to show that
they are exaggorttioiK), or at least not near
ly so bad as teetilied to by the witnesses.
I TSSSS TEw'
ftj ,(fu r
1 troops to suppress outrages in the countie:
In con miction with the question, Governor
ngo
Stalo
troops to suppress outrages in the counties
of Union nud York, iu that State, where he
j reports that men are murdered or driven
; from their homes nightly, because of their
j political opinion. As an evidence of the
i condition of ntlairs, the facts are stated
i that, on Monday, of last week, a company
1 of I'nited Slate troops that left Columbia
j for York had the railroad torn up in their
j front by n body of armed men, and were
I obliged to inarch by the road. On Friday
: last the Republican members of the Leg
islature, now sitting, paid men t picket
the road lending from the capital, because
of well-grounded fears of a KuKlux raid
upon their body.
Missouri Ku Kiux. A new secret
organization called the rder of tho Cru-
-i:adcr-:, has been rstablisho iu Missouri, for
the purpose of aiding Democratic principles.
It is supposed to Ih; another name for the '
Ku Klux, but in justieu to tie; Demi tciMtie I
papers iu that State, it should bo said that
I they ileiiouuee it. The two wiiis of tlie
i Kepuhlietin tarty sire now liuiteil iinti iu-
i slrm-ttil by their un for lunate experience of:
: lust l:ill, propose to make common can.
ii"ainst their common cneinv.
.Stauvation. We are iiifurnicil pays
the Mini m' , Am rnul, by 11 Doctor of this
l!orouo!t tliat be was appealed to by a poor
wiuiiau thu wife of 11 miner -from Mt.
I.alli'c, on Saturday, to visit her three
children who wcro almost dead. The
doctor consented, mid upon examining thu
little ones be loutiil thai starvation was the
malady that had sei.ed upon them, niul
utmn inmiirv. leurneil that the familv l id
been li 1112 im corn meal for marlV two!
nii.nths. The doctor informed the woman
that nntbiii but nouiishiii food would
nave their live. Think of this, ye that have
plenty and to spare.
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I on a Prchidi utial i lkelioii ; often clone 011
, ni.y other. Hu it has not omie Ik-moeratic
I since H.il, until yeslciday ; w hen we nivui ,
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Seliati' ; w bile llto 1 louse is, only claimed!
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rORCKlX NEWS.
London, Narch 14.
Marclinl MacMahon has returned to
Franco from Wiesbaden, Whore ho lias
been on parol,
Berlin, March 14.
Tho following la nnounced as the route
by whic h Emperor nnd Prince Impernl nnd
staff will progress on their wny home
wards. The route will lend through upxT
Germany. Visits will bo paid by the
royal cortege to Frankfort, Weimar Dres
iden nnd Munich, nt each oS which cities
illuminated and enthusiastic receptions will
bo awarded them bv tho citizens. The
journey to Berlin will bo made as direct as
'possible, this being rendered necessary by
the. present state of tho Emperor's health.
The Crown Prince of Saxony will remain
in France during the German occupation,
in Champagne. The Crown Prince's head
quarters will bo at Compainne.
Paris, March 14.
The situation nt Monlmartrc is unchang
ed. A section of the National Guards still
continue to oppose tho authority of the
Government nnd persist in their refusal to
deliver their nrms. They still retain n
number of cannon in their possession.
Bkrlin, March 14.
The official German CnzeHe, in nn ed
itorial this morning, states that if tho
French government does not immediately
put a decided stop to those attacks which
are being made on peaceful German inhab
itants, and which are daily becoming more
frequent, such reprisal will bo made by
Germany as will have the desired effect.
This is considered as simply just, to the
German citzens who have suflered by the
late riotous uprisings. A request which
was lately submitted by Jules Favre ask
ing that the Prussian requisition on the
various towns and villages of France should
now cease, has met with arefugal.
London, March 14.
The agrarian outrages in several of the
districts in Ireland are gradually assuming
a mote 'threatening find serious character.
A Mr. Croetty, a landlord iu county Mayo,
together with his servant, have been shot.
Paris. March 13. Versailles has been
evacuated by the Germans, nnd a French
garrison installed.
It has been ascertained that twenty Ger
man soldiers were killed and sixty injured
by the accident at Putcaux, on the North
western railroad.
All the French prisoners iu Belgium
have been released, and they have gone" to
their homes.
The Radicals have posted placards urg
ing the army not to light the people, but
the appeal has been productive of no effect,
Klv ll-nlic:il iimicrs li:ivt lieen sminri'Ssed.
The. city is entirely quiet and without wgns j
of the renewal of the recent agitation, which
, i i... .I
is coiuieiuiieii uv uiu cuiue
Germany.
Br.ni.iN. March 13. H is announced
that the Vl'n and 12 th Prussian Corps and
Wurtemb rsrera vill lorm the Army
of
Occupation of that portion of France to be
held by the Gennaus until tho conditions
of the treaty of peace are fulfilled.
London," March 13. Emperor William
has Siit out on his return to licilin, accom
panied by a large and brilliant suite of
prince;, olliccri of the army and represen
tatives of the German government. The
party reached Epcrnuy nlnoon to-day, and
weio received with great enthusiasm by
returning troops, with whom the city was
crowded.
Sl'AlN.
Madrid, March 11. Serious disturb
ances have taken places in t!x provinces.
At Alcanto an nrined niol) fired upon the
mnvor and authorities, and tome lives were
lost.
In the elections the opposition is tri-
umphin
In consequence of the ilistmbeil fotate of
the eouiiP v, the Kin-'s trip to meet the
'3',
Colleen is iK l'cricl.
l ire in !ie Oil It) ;.;Juin.
l'lTTsiii'isu, March 10. At an early
hour this tiioiiitug n lire i'iii;iiialeil in the
Jhill'ulo House, at lVtrolifimi Centre, Pa.,
which place) was composeil almost entirely
of woollen bliililiuus. The Ihv spread across
the street aiul on both sides as far south as
Aiken's halt, and north to the bank of the
creek, leaving the. American Hoti.-e stainl
i n I'ifty-ei'jhl h'.iiUdins, dwellings and
stores, bi sith's barns, Ac, were destroyed,
the the sweeping five, acres ch ar. A i n : 1 1 1
the heaviest losers arc .las. Kulhci lord,
hardware, entire stock and l.uiid'mi', bus
-i,iNI) ; IVtl'iilcllin lion'!, ftll'lltUio and
laulilne;, clO.'.MKI ; 11. L, neuter, v'l'o
cuies, st.u k partly nvi'd cl.o) ); Owen
(.Jallhi'v, liqu ii's, ti),U.).i. Til 0 entire lost
is estimated at ??1 V.i.Uil'.i.
Now llaiiipstliii-o 1 lci-tioii.
Concop.I), March H. Tlie
eleclion In
the State of -New Hampshire lor t Invcrnor, i
Kailroad C'utiimissioiin', three Cnnyivi'M- !
men, timl 111 etnln n el' tho l.eois;iture, look '.
i place to-il.iy. 1 lie liepunuc.tns i-uppurteil 1
.l.nin-s 1'ikc and tlio 1), ni icrals J. lines II.
istiui lor (..uvernor. I p tu 0 o clock p.
111. the election returns nlmw lartze ltcino
eratio :ain-, niul the election of Weston is
possible it' not probable. Hell, Democrat,
is elected to I 'ouun in the -Jd dislrict.
Manehester oives 1'ike, l.GTO : mid Wes-
I Ion. 1,7(1.1 ; a.'iiu-t last year, snarns, liep.,
i 1 .Wl ; Ti del, Dem., '.HHI, nud l'lint III.
1 Manchester fiives Sievens, Kep., for I'tii-
t-'l'efcs 1,-iIj.i, UIUI Hell, lllll.. l.i'.il. I nflV
1 iiht l unci hi ard IVtun lout up. Pike, 7,-
..'I; W isiou. S.uOl; I'ooper, J.abt r IMurm,
lO'A
Til K tobacconist of I 'uba have formed a
hoeii ly for the protection of their ititi rests,
Mu-HlV litis opened a bank lit WaiTi-ll-tou,
'a., but not in the way he used to open
banks in Jm war.
Till-: Xi v Oilcans ice Iin ti ry inns -in
nmi biiies, each costins' Jr-.''.i.lii in ynlil, and
tin is ! tin 11 tons of ice diily. 'llio
Kater Is pimipi d litiiu the Mississippi, pun-
lii tl, Ulltl lloi 11 iato blinks lltlt. 1- llii In h
I Lit I, uud trtilvo by twi nly-four iiii!i'.i:i
an a.
toll I IIC IMI'KH .
Tritiuli' ol' ltrM't-i.
, Vlil liKs, Our Divine Master, iu bit
i 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 ii w 1 si It on and un I -I lilm -! Pl" i.b lice
( li lib li un. led lit. 111 i. iir mill, t out' V ui lby
i bit'ibti, Win. M. S'tsbit, niul
! Will III is, Ily 111., nlliliillio ili'l'tlisa-
, Hull, I.'l,,'.' No. . I I. Ol I I. P., I. .It lost
'it Mtnlli) .iii'l ctii-itU ol on 111I1 r, ni,. bis
ib liiiki- I1.1 1 riiMl.il 11 void IU our iiiitlsl ll. it
iiiosi 1 i r it,iu,ii Gt th iti no' in. un ies,
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1 ol an All.iu.i l'l ., cb ic e, w e l.t.w ut l.tnii-1
bin tlll'lltlt "II Im tie 1 1 Oil 111 W lo Illl.lt j
aie l.cl'l llio ittiit k ol loe ti ii I it inn, mi l
w bo I1.1t a 1 kiitidt lily I ikt 11 ttu.iy ln'i.i lit
our l It.yi t In .llii 1,
.' "'. i.l, 'lb.it uu It 111I1 r lo ll't! I'ainii)
I I 1 III it' t 1 .IN ll III l'l III ' I'll I' t.ll'l IV I) uip.i -
1 lb) to tin 11' k.id bt nan On lit, and would
I 4 . i . I tin ill In 1 1 lilt rtb.l li.lt lb 1 bill i llllif
i.ilil.u He. Liol i tho widtiM, uud tin.
I .iiiu 1 ol 1 iie li.ilit ! u.
L't t.tl, H tl lb. il'tilef i t lht I ' il 4 o
Is til IjS d ll, it.t. t t,,, ; It 1 ib, .pat v 1. 1 lion;
i. . , i'1.40 I.t II 11 .11. t 1 in I it'll. 1 1 I M ill 1 It .
u ti-.l b4tlau il itt'iii' 01 ' I'll ii.iny (K'i
414 I k
i.'t '.'tl, '1 1. ,1 11., . I'D, .lulu ui uu lot
lil.lttll ' plllU4tl ll, illl'l I l-.il 4 I' I I U.
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V li , .li oil I lol tliU'i
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P 1 1 M I M "...
(Pohllehtd by request.)
From the nttsbnrg Commerclnl of Mnr. 10, 71.
THK HON. ltr,.J. l'ATTOX.
TcfttlittniHT by the lltliburgh Bar
CorrofepoiMleucc.
rirrsnuKon, Miirch 8, 1871.
Urn. S. ration I
Dt.ah Bin i Tho rnidcrnlnod, member? of the
Bench nud Bur of Pittsburgh, cutiuct nllow the
necHsinn of your visit to our city to pnss without
pxpiTsslntf the pleasure vrMeh It nflbrdu ns.
Many of ut wens nt tho Bar, when you were on
I lie ltench ns 1'fesUlent Judge of this District.
Wc recull tho fnet Hint, although when you look
your sent, now a third of a century ni0, you
were the youujrcst uinu who ever occupied a Ju
dicial position lu this State, you soon surmount
ca any dillk-ultles arising from luexperlcncc, nnd
that, on retiring from the Hench, you carried
Willi you an unturuUhed reputation nud the re
spect of tho whole community, who remember
you ns onn who had ably viudieatcd the supre
macy of thu laws nud maintained the cause of
law and order.
All our remluisrcnoe, personnl, social nnd pro
fessional, of your term of judicial service m e of
tho most ngreonble character. Tho urbnuitv of
your manner, especially to those of us who were
then juniors ut the Hnr, your Impartiality nud
ability in tho discharge of your judicial duties.
and the iitucncc of nny uttcmpt to pervert tho
powers of your oQlee to paitizau or uellisU pur
poses whiuh characterized your Judiciul career
among us, and which served to render so agree
able the social Intercourse between the members
of the UeiK'h ami liar, ure known nnd remember
ed w ith pleasure by us nil.
Wc shall be moot happy to m cot you in nny so
cial way that would be most ngrecuble to your
self, in order that we may have, tin opportunity
of testifying in person the respect nnd friendly
regard which we Imvo never ceused to cutertniu
for you.
Yours, very lncc.rcly.
M Hamilton,
JauiM P Sterrctt,
K 11 toilier.
Kdwin 11 ISloWO,
Jas Veeeh,
Andrew hurke,
J. P Penny,
John M Kennedy,
W V Augjiibaug'l,,
J K P Dull',
A 11 Miller,
V U M Smith,
J Ludwig Kocthen,
K A Montoolh,
David Reed,
Hill Huruwin,
John II Large,
Khoj J Keenaii,
8 H 'Geyer,
ilno 11 ilamptou,
John Dalzell,
(ieorge hhiras, Jr.,
M W Aeheson,
Win L t'hallant,
8 Scuoyer, Jr.,
Robert Arthurs,
James A Lowrie,
W S Miller,
M A Woodward,
Jno Mellon,
W rt Purvlanee,
Ale.vM WnUon,
David 11 Veeeh,
Thos C Jack,
II. P. Mueller,
D T Watson,
John II Itailley,
C'hiis Magee,
W K Jennings,
K J Power,
John (,'ovle,
N W trailer,
A , Pearson,
H 1. McCullough,
Joel 8 Higham,
A Mcltride,
H llrady Wilkin,'
Joseph S Morrison,
A P Morrison,
Robert MrKnlglU,
U L IS Feltcrman.
lohu M Kiikpatriek,
Thomas Mellon,
Robert Hubb,
Thos M Marshall,
Samual A l'urviunce,
David W Hell,
II 11 t'annihan,
A M Hronn,
V W Hobb,
Jacob 11 Miller,
SU-phcu Woods, Jr.,
K T Oissidv,
W l Moore,
I' .S Fetterman,
(i W Decamp,
Uaird Patterson,
K P Jouo-t,
N P Fetterman,
John N MeC'lowry,
Alfred Kerr,
William Hcardon,
11 11 McC'oninck,
C V Tnvlor,
II 1) (iainlile,
. Ames Mcliregur,
S f MetuudlesK,
J K Kerr,
J- '''l,,crso"
s w H.Jn"'
nan,
Archibald lilakeley,
A M StotliT,
W C Moi-flaud.
j Thos 11 Kerr,
J W Me'.lowell.
; John l!a;ton.
Gilbert M MeMaMers,
John S Ferguson.
J i Scihciitclt,
li M Gibson,
A W Weir,
W Bakowoll,
J 71 I'.aldwin,
1, P Stone,
John A Wilson,
Win. Owens, Jr..
A 8 Hell,
Wm. H. Negley,
John J Mileliel,
PlTTlll'Hlill, M.VltCH 8, 1S71.
7"" f.'iiif.'tvi'.i 'f th lirnch unl Iiur of J'ilts-
1 have received with peculiar pleasure your
very kind aud partial Idler. Nothing could be
) mure gratiiying lu mcttmu.to bcuurcu by so
I competent and dUtinguisted nbody ul gentlemen
! as the Urneu and liar ol I'Utsbuigh, Hint there
1 ve re matters connected w ith my humble judicial
j career worthy of being held in friendly icinein-
i '- " s p.c.saui
ltlli:g was UUU4. in 4 ,.iik..in tuu niiii,:m,ik j ,'i
I ilie laws it ti J tlu cause of public virtue luid or.
d
r, and th il Uuiv was nothing done lit a spirit
of t art z.mship er sellislmess. Permit me to
a hi one fact, to which I recur 'with borne degree
ol pride, that in all the leu yours lh.it 1 was on
the b.'i.i-ti there mitu not live cases in which the
I 'rv diiUrctl from the rouit. 1 11 one ot these vx-
c i.; eual cases the meat abililv and l oweiliil
i-als of Judire Shaler nud Mr. Hamilton to
t In- jury overpowered ilia logic of the court. Hut
the court had its own wav iu the cud. And I
think our friend. Judge Hamilton, would, now
j thai the case has lung since been disposed of,
j and thai new ligli'. has been thrown upon it, ad
mit t I1.1t tin couit was right. .
I When 1 came to PilUburgh, nt the age of
t .vciity-lw-i), with a commission fiom General
1 J.u'koi'ti as district Attorney of the United Stales,
! when I thought ot my own inoperirnce, when I
' saw ariiiuid me such lueu as' James lios, Wil
1 kins, Shaier, Foiwurj, I'iddlu, ! etterm-.in, Hurke,
1 Meieait and otheii, t lei! appalled ut the position
; 1 was
1 mane
111, an t utmost eiirauK iimiii Hie jierior-
t,i mv oiliei.il duties, lint their kindness
' and eiicouiai-iiienl .".i int-pired me with eotill- 1
i deuce ; mil while .1 was still a mere yoiilh, their
1 im..r iiitr.loii 1IU&I..1- l litis trestiassin ou vou : but i
I .
'f ,, ' ,.,.,:, ,, . . ,..
"..I LI I.I...H ,.' I III., till I I It. IM.1,1'11- 1 111
bean is tilled with irralitude hen 1 think ofthu
i:,..i,.. ....- .i ti. i.a,,!,,,,..!,
tuncli and 11. ir.
While I reirret that the fchortnesii of my Slav
I.erewtll prevent me from neceplinu your kind
nvilalion. nothing' can prevent me from elieiish-
invitation, nothing can preveul 1
in' It as one of the most valuable le-tiiuoul.ils 1
in? lite, uud M nucu handine; it down to my
children.
1 am, very respectfully, your friend,
Hi:nj. Pattun.
JIDGh l'ATTO.V.
The memoi rs of the PiU-buri;h bar have nn-
' ploii d thu occasion of u nvtMit visit of J.i.lne
I'.tltou to this city to tender lilm a testimonial ol
the ct initit ion and respect iu M hit li bis ch.u rtier I
as a ,lii ltt and u mail are ulill held bv them, '
' ii.orw Hum incut v one year, atl -r lilt r. iln n nl !
l:'oia the Presi h ncv of the Court of Common
i Pie.it of tlii ttmi ty. The kind Ut.nls nf tin'
! liii'llll.t Is ol the t. 11, ttMidel'id llllt r lite lapse of
1 nearly utpiailer of a century, cany with ihciu ;
so'ld evidence "I J.nl .-ii.l and s.'ui nl un 1 ll In
Jit le P. it 1 .111, u 1, 1. li ale will Ut tu' imj of in ;
I iiitiou, i 1 llii'te d.!) In wtiieli tl.d H. 11el.nl of'
! Julii l il puiity and .itiU'O't Uwt.it!' in New Vmk .
, 1 ::, is tn iii'4 t.i i; y tf.it.-d. V10 rej.iie.-, h.tw.j
i t. 1, In bei.iij able In t.iy, lluil lit! I'tiiii.i'll.iiii i
I'lliiiov hut .1I1..I1 .1 111 lie, if any, of il. jtitt .
t i. ii.. lo ll.e I...I1 i l. .i.ul r for iinsiilllt'd puiity,
1 h o 1, in.; and atuiil) w lilch dlallliuitlii 1 our r.ti- I
j Un Ju.lu. j
' 't ic lr, tin ..ni il t il'. it d Itl Judex I'.ill.'U l u
It iii'ii.ib'c in tin nieiiii.rrt ol I lie bur mi it uiu-t ,
j be tiiult-ltil U Ute !i.t lint of I Im recipient.
l'r .111 the l'.ltbui''i I'oii.of M .1.I1 11, 171.1
I ji iuii: I'AiTiis".
I In oar Imi. of ii-iii iii.i.v pubUiliul Ike inr- I
j let poll. it 1,1c bitten lit meilll.t 1 1 of I he llfloll
nn. I p tr nl Hut i.D an t Juds'ti I'.tltou, loiiuirly
; ol l'ie 11. Ite'.l he ..', but .tl pli.i iil lu N ol I huillbi l .
I I .n I t'iniily. Il.t lill'tllu paid In Judbtt l'4Us0 ;
; .. Mt .l O' ' l.iwi l, ki d 4iki thai lit 1 111 tut it 1 1 y
,1 .in... tu u.a l i 1 . 14I 1. ts.utiblu uud tl...
; ttiikttiaht'l jfoLoi.t iu lltlt illy, cnuitii uiimj :
I pi,l. i' lib- n l,t 11 be ...! nam ),.illll, but du ;
! 1, 1.. 1 l-l.i d l.oi... .1 l y lot r tl, lili.i't ti'ld It iullly
in wftl ) I ui 11.04 In t.a-l' lit) .. l'4.1cil
v 1 1.
N'
'nlh K it l.t .. I) kii'ii li kll iiittnik no
U. 1.1 .1 lo il'V lo in kI ll.ik iW Ui.ui, "i
I utl, tks , mid !" l"f k 4. i". il.lt, liol't,
A--., Ul 11.41 II I It lll'lt I lt4 If li'4 ttllltd li)
11,4 .' l' . I ILlt ll, (St. I, Ikt ) 4)lilb.Jtt 111
II 4 4,4 lil l'l f 1 I Si olio tl I 4' SVI J . .'Ul t I K'41
JiltiUli likily.
Mil li li, 11.1
fclukWUulilt.1 Mtcllut.
N 1 1 II I I nt it" k'""-, l'"tl kk tlrelloll l l
utlltl .til Iki I "it Alla,U l ' Kill
!' 411 .11 ll ll II.Ul".'!, 14 I.l U l-i 4 'I
IU' II I ".'HI 4.14 1 1. to I .) 41 cm .,4, Mii'V ,1. I kl I,
l'l 4' 1 14 l'l I '.1 li... I i ).-! Ill H . 4.U. ol. 14
t'4 . 1 ' tGl I " Dllt'4'4 I I bt'liUUtl ll.
Oakery and Confectionery
, In tho nrw building adjoining tho Tost
Olleo, opposite the Dopot,
S Vn Bt'KY, 1 K SUM,
Just opene la Inrgo assortment of nil kinds of
CONFECTION ARIES
6f every description.
FRESH BREAD & CAKES
every morning. Fanr.l'us will be supplied
dally (Sundays cxcptrtcrV with nil Kiuds
of BREAD, TWIST-, ttl'rtK., TEA
DUNS, &c., nud also kept ou
hand nnd manufactured
out of the best brands
of Flour.
All kinds of Fancy Cakes
not surpassed by nny city bnkcriu Constant
ly on lianu anil mnnuiacuircu to oruer
for Balls, Evening parties, Families
and others nt the shortest notice.
All orders left nt tho Storo
opposite t he Depot, or ut
his Bakery, ou
Spruce Street between Frout and Second, will
meet with prompt attention.
Thankful for past patronage, 1 hope by strict
attention to business, nud fuiuishiuj; the best, to
continue the same.
DAVID FRY.
March 18th, 1871.
SPItlXU FASHIONS MOW 11EAIV.
MRS. M. A. BINDER,
1101,
N. W. COR. ELEVENTH AND CHESTNUT
STS., PHILADELPHIA.
Importer nnd lcsliior of Fashions.
The old established and only reliable Dress
Trimming, Paper Pattern, Dress and Cloak mak
ing Emporium.
Elegantly trimmed Paper Patterns, Wholesale
nnd Retail.
Fans, Qlovcs, Ribbon." nnd Sashes, I.aecs, Em
broideries, Jet, Uill, nnd Pearl Jvwelry.
Evening dresses nnd suits, made lu the most
fashionable style nt short notice.
Perfect system of Dress Cutting taught.
N. H. Orders by mail, promptly attended to.
Feb. Jo, 1371. tim.
Fo"rS A L E !
I, EIGHTY neres of improved land In the best
jj section of Soulhei u Michigan, within live
inllrs of the town of "Three Rivers," in St. Jo
seph county, within two miles of the Railroad
Station, good buildings, out houses, large or
chard, soil, rich Bandy loam, school houses nnd
chtireha within sight title indisputable, ten
acres are in wheat, the remainder in clover sod.
A span of horses, cattle, hogs, grain and farming
-utensils, Ac, will be sold with this property.
Price S70 per acre, f 3,000 in cash, the balance iu
time pavinetits of 500. Apply lo
WM. A. MASSFR.
Three Rivers, .Mich,
or.
H. It. MASSF.lt,
Sunbary, P enn'a.
Stiiibtiry, March 11, 1871.
l)CNOllltlOll.
rrMIE partnership heretofore existing between
A. ri. 11. Rojer and W. J. Wolverlon, In the
practice of law, has been this day, (March 1Mb,
Dv?l,) di-isolvcd bv mutual convnt.
S. It. HOY Eli,
YV. J. WUI.VKRTON.
Sunburv, March 11, ll'.TI.
Sunbury Cattle Endurance
Company.
THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT FuH THE
YEAR ENDlNfj JANUARY' 1st, 1S71.
Number of Policies, "il'i.
Amount of Properly Insure I, f.VJ.l'iri.tiO
Amount of Premium Notes in force, f :4,'J1 J,Ull
CA.S1 ASSETS.
Amount loaned ut interest.
Amount In Ticn-urer's hands,
Amount due from Agents,
Amount due (rum erfber touree.,
Auilai-le t'npilal,
fustnro jour t'nttle
i'ioO ',
tT-ti 00
;i'.i -ij'.l 'jS
TNSUilE with a respousible tuul perfectly re
1 liiihl I 'tinmimv. insure where volM looses
will be paid promptly.
THIS IS A MUTUAL PROTECTIVE COM-
PANY.
Hence, unlike oilier l omp inies, you are sure
of buiiiii paid promptly for all looses, if insured
in this Company.
OUR RATES OF INSURANT E AV
THAN THOSE OF ANY OTHER
COMPANY.
Heiiitf mutual, our expenses are less, nud ,'.ur
' Chaiter isP
i of uecideut-
pi ly.it. c pay losses by all kind
-bv death, ( eXeci'tint; .eases of
eui Jemii . ) ly thcli, .e.. e. U c pay promiit-
j ly. No red tape proceedings to obtain your
money in case of loss.
.'irlj 3,UUU iuil ou C onm 11I0110
niiivp 4trg;aiii.iilioii.
Look fit the list of Losses paid oil Cows alone by
this Company.
M llenn'meer, Suutmry, Pa
D Ililgert, Northuuibcrlaud
George Eekerl, "
S H D.idge, "
Charles lio'.U k, Ml Carmel
$:;:.(o .
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40.IKI
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40,(1(1 :
,..'. -ui,co ;
Mi.no ;
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rn.(Mi j
Ikl.tlll :
40,00 '
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.',0,00 I
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40,00 :
to.mi
, li.OO
10,lH) I
Esubcus Sipple
' ,' , ,
' vcoiue iimr, .oi 1 uaiiioe. :unn
Jacob Snv.ler. Suiibui v.
J YV H.iss'l. r, " '
Minor Only. Dewnit
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Mart, Sliamokiu .
1 Francis Hiuher, Sunbury....
I IJauiuel II Price, lpper l.cli
! Joseph Di ppc.n. Ml Carmel .
Matthias Seliolly,
Francis .Vlil.'sKty,
I 1 ramis -uu "'I.
Varla Kiau.t r, .i,soo.ni u....
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f ' J A R C IJui'.'ule, Pine, 1 iinlon in.
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RRamaue, Shenandoah, Schu;;ll.ill co
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j Tliomiis U'ardropK, Mt l.armel
N A L'ui.li nslMj.'i r, Hi radon 40,1 0 ,
Rachel Cntiner, Fi-hcr's Fen v 40 00
G I. Reaifan, SlielKimlo.ili, Sihuylkiil 10 .V.l.isi
i.ieoti Mime,
40.O.I
Jaettb Stollz,
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Geo II l.ahr, t cor uvu 11 .
John II licsinan, Minbuiy
W II Wallace, Ntirtliuuibeilautl
11 t Graham, "
Ri'lti cci Koli'.e, Georijt'tiiw 11
Philip W uiiei'sii-in, . Usui, ton 11
G H Low, Lime lii.le;e, I 0I11111I1: 1 10
Lewi. I Islei liiiul. I.aiiit'l Run, l.luerntiio
Mary J lime, N01 1 IiuiiiIk 1 land
11 K Krobn, ruubiiry
Audit w llealy, Gir.ii'dsvllle, Scliui Ikill co
Pull it k riu,;i .in, Ml Carmel '.
Marlia lielaue), Miinaiidtiali 1 ily
John ll.ui", A-lilaiid, S. 'mi Ikill 10
Anthony Ut I uubliii, l.li ii.ls ille
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it Johnson, Raien liau
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l.i . tst in. bitl.t r, Point I vt j .
A Lii'is'iieial, iV'.itsot'liiwii
l'l, 00 I
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J I' 1 Ipt" ut nil, W.ilMinlnw 11 40,00
li Viiimei 111.01, bni.leiuiwii .'.'oati
S. ill, 111 IH0.4, Html, li, Ciilntubl.i rti '.'7,iHI j
J tl I R l.iiiiiie.l'liie Sla'll I Union e ','d loss, to, 00
Ih.ulti W H.01 n l, It 11 pi it, Ciiliiiiilii.i in . lo.uo
John r'oli iiMii, W .tlsiiiil.itui .ou
Pal.ii k lli-l.r, Ml .Uinel 4.m
'I hoiu.it M. li, P.ivin.it .i,oo
ll Met lo.Ul, Pink ll.lf ll LU.UO
lidS, A. JdUUAV, I'l.tlititl.
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Dllil l 1 1'l.s 1 1
Ir 1 I. i.e. .Inn. 4 poll,., k, II 11. I . J. I iiintr,
t- I'oliioa Mi dl, Will. Ill t It tl . N.U'intll Mope,
John A. hie. lit, lt Ir 'I. kiib., lu I'.tiil
W ii.li .11.
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PRICES REDUCED.
iiou ik iV aii
Mnuul.it Itii4. lo 01 1. 1 41
I.UP VTI.V Itl DPI I D PUH l '
Jt)M It II I I It,
tirMr fcifttti kuMlturii I'i'Hu'h.
l ..... 11,11) 41. IU4I.0 lUIU. j
Doots, 8hoca Cnltera,
I lttl ll'lttt ) l4 4 plltft. ll'ttl'.tU I.....IU it
Itt III j till lu It. .' k tl. l I "l.k t 4 I 4 l
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1st I ,11 Mill. I !'!
tttbcrtUcmtnls.
DANIEL LE8HER. A. J. MILLER
EXTItA GOOD BARGAINS
Just opened nt the store of
Messrs. LEIIER & MILLER,
In Scott's Building on QUEEN STREET,
NORTHUMBERLAND, VENN'A,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
IUY OOUUS,
Comprising nil tho Fall nnd Winter Stvlcs of
Lndles' Dress Goods, Woolen Goods &c., Cloths,
Casimeics nr.d Gentlemcus' Goods geuerully.
which will nil be sold nt great bargains.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
of nil kinds nnd of every description.
(tnccnMwurc, ilnsmnrc and Wil
low Ware.
HOOTS AND SHOES
far Men, Women nnd Children.
FLOCK AND FEED of nil kinds, Is constuutly
kept on haftd. They will nlso purehaso
GRAIN 0 ALL KINDS,
nt the highest market 'frf.'e, nnd will exchangi
goods fur vJraln.
The public nrc invited to rail nud examine our
extensive assortment of Goorto t-efore purchasiu
elsewhere, and become convinrcd hat Goods can
be bought lower than elsewhere nt onr establish
ment. LESHEH MILLER.
North'd, Sept. 17, l?0.-ly.
1871. I87L
FRYLIN&, BOWEN & ENGEL,
tSticcessors to the Sunbury Lumber Co.,
HAYING PURCHASED THE LARGE
Steam Saw 6c Planing Mill,
and just lilted it up with the latest improved Ma
chinerv, arc now prepared to till nil orders
lor all kinds of HILL Tl.MHI'.K. PINE,
HEMLOCK. OAK. ie. HOARDS.
ROUGH AND SURFACED.
SIDING OF ALL KINDS.
HEMLOCK. WHITE AND YELLOW PINE
FLOORING, SHINGLES, PLASTERING
AND SHINGLING LATH. SASH,
DOORS, MOULDINGS.
m.IMM, Slit 11 1. KS A IIKAt KF.TN
nt the very lowest prices. A large stock nlivuys
! on hand. Scud lor prices.
I Ample facilities for shipping by Railroad or
Canal,
l'RYI.ING, HOWES i ENGEL.
j Sunbary. Pa., February ISth, 1S71. bin.
j riti i:s i:i:in r.i
J AT TUB
; Mammoth Boot & Shoe Slorc
or
i mii.e.i:i:,
' In C. H. Smith's Room, Queen Street, one duo
, East of the Port Olliee,
! NORTHUMBERLAND, P ENN'A.
For Elmir.t Hoots, pit to Eli Miller's Hoot and
I Shoe Store. Tliev are sold, Hcst Calf at ?ll.
For French Calf Hunts, e;o to Eli Miller's, only
S'.l to ?11 per pair.
For Hoots, S!o"S and Gaiters, at Invert I'os-i-ble
prices, go to Eli Miller's, ou Queen Street.
For all kinds of Gum Hoots and Shoes, tall at
Eli Miller's.
i For Ladle' Gum Overshoes, see line assort-f-liOCO,"
1 : Wilt nt Eli Milie'-s.
tluuoioo a" IsV.'1' ot' Oaldrcu's Shoes, iro aud ex-
; amaic. r a .iiiie. d inrce assoitiaeiu.
a Hi. lie
rltl an,(ii;.w .11 ine oina ana midi' ime, can
' ''tain'me l.li Miller's stock befoie pttrchasini;
' clsrwlicre if you wish to get lirst-elass, at thd
IU'M J 'I II ' l.
an. 7, il-bc)). ;, .o.-ly.
! '
I MOW l lliJl.
' ISyt'rlj' A Ilcninerly'si ICscolstf or iJ-
lrrj ol' Art, 'I'litrd Mri'fl,
Siniuin j, I'll.
MR. l'.YF.IM.Y has lately added lo his already
, , . well established reputation, the si rvices of
Mr. M. I!. 1 Ii-aipei 1 v wliote reputation as a 1 ti . 1
tivraphic operator, stamls unrivaled in this pari
t-l the country, and Peri-after they will cany nn
the phuioiaphk- trade, nl the old stand under
the li I'll) uame of Itierly is; lleuiperlyV Excelsior
Gallery ol Art, nl whose establishment the pub.
lie will be cheerfully lueunimodated throughout
tlie l:o',e line of l'li"t"e'in.hy.
l'or Photographs of allt!es an p;7?o ranj;
lni; from tlie sin. ill Gem to the lift: size port nut.
(in to HycrlytV- llempeily.
Kor the beautiful porcelain picture which f..r
softness ol' linisU, I'tid durability cannot be ex
celled, e:o to liycjiy i'i. llempeily.
i'vr llie Rei.itii'au-.H pholo'rapli. now ,o pojui
lar in all 010 larire cities, ,-,nd sliowlrij; the pciti
liar c'Jeec of liijlil unit slia.le, ainl tlie favorite of
tin.' old German Artist Rembrandt, (,'0 to l'ycrlv
iV Hem per'.y.
If you have an old picture you want coj i' 1
and enlarged to any size, ami colored oil, wni.'i
color, India ink or i-ravuii, take it to Htieil) &.
llemperly.
It you want a frame of any siz.' and at nny
pi ice, or any nylc co ) Hycriy .V 1 It niiperl) '.-,
anil take a look a', t lieir imniuiisu sloek in that
line.
l'or .'.'.bums no t Hyt'ily A Hcmpcrly.
l'or stjiiure Kiames made to order K" to Hyiriy
4t lletiipcrly, lu short, for miythin in the pimto
L'raphie line, yo to ltyerly iV ilempcrly, and nu
will lie mile. I.
Ki ll, '.'.'i, ls7l.
To the Community at Large!
t HANGK AT T1IK
"REGULATOR."
I have this day purchased the entire stock,
Pod will and llMiucs of the lietrul it.tr lt..o'.
Mine, Trunk, Leather and l-'indim: Mori', of .1. s.
Auijle, and will continue the business .,t its p.,
tent liK'iition, rumor room, H uipl'ii Iron l ion',
M ARKKT SrpKl'.T, Sl'N'l'l'ltV, l'A.
W hell Unviuu c.slalilished arran'eiu. 1,1 s win
I In- lending iii.inul.utilit i.t of the iti.oili.., 1 pn
post kUplylui; llie market Willi a cla-s m wm..
iifislnbiithed itput.ilioii fur durabiliiy an. I Unit.!.,
ill pi. ei" that 111 iml claim popularity. A s .
ci.tlty will be made Iu the fui'iii-luiirf el feln.e
m.ikcrt inali rial, tin 111.01111. 11 luring.
u:ir p.illeliili;e it tuilciltd.
N. p. l.K.in'M'.R.
hmibiny, Jan. Ul, 1ST1.
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