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The Somerset Herald.
WEDKF-SDAT.
Iistcning to Mr. liter's speech,
... .,.;,. we unexpectedly i
me omr. v.. - .
ourselves the subject if fidi-
.ri. l
cole or commiseration wcjn.c..i.-.fll.
. . . . '
It tell which for being in a WrI1,""!. -
.l minority, and tLe bone-sty n "uri(,1l ,,.fensivc f tlie m-w instrument,
tmn.irenedbvtbe general and
.weeping assertion, thatopposiiiou to
tha new constitution wabt-v i
. . r n.iliiieitns w ho
found in a ring i - . ,
..ttntbe article i'U
were retuy vn"-
iui.tiou. which cuts up corrupts
.c.
e . ... .A tlint bostibtT to
t tbe rotus, - -.
ibis artidelwts clotked by picking
,nd .napping at minor jettons. If
it should prove that we are in a im
noritr in this matter, we will console
uur-eV with tbe reflection that it can
ot pofsiblr 1 a more pitiful one
xhan that with which be has been a t
iut for tbe last ton years, and a. be has
:i -wtod In a -t eeoh to
troiuniaruj
waive tbe argument ami -unumv jMj r(injorw, .jj,.. v 11S rfwrt
false motives to vtbers, be n"01 i trt t,e art. f tie demagogue.
,Hniplain if his own and those of bis ; Jn natttrJ, of iniJ,le fact wr finj
political fellows are impugned. ! 0U,.seiVPS tt ;iS,:e with M r. llaer, on
t is a noteworthy fact that every qUefiion i f tbe restoruiion of tax
Hemocratic journal in tbe State, all, on rcal estate, and n the increased
the Iemoeratic leaJers, and tbe iuas cost (f s:tp goveninient, inti
of tbe party, with a very few rare ,natciv blended, each with tbe other.
nd Lonorable exceptions, are solidly t is an unfair method of stating tbe
Tor tbe new constitution, and are as I ta!tc.wtiich Mr. l!aer and others
industriously laboring for it as if it ktve adopted to assert that tbe op
tcured them the State, while their I ponents or the first and second see
allies tbe Melure's, Curtin's and t!on9 tf.rli(.e IX, insist that tbey
Forney 'a who have hitherto labored restore ,i,e tax ou real estate, and this
to overthrow the Republican party imaginary bugaW is readily refuted,
are band and glove with them. Sut , by reading the section and askiug,
a murmur do you bear from this L here is the word or line restoring
onn-e artinst the instrument, it is this tax? ' Xo such allegation has
. - . i : nn flipi
periection in meir i-m-s-, nn"--
Republican side vou find a respect
able number of journals uno;uivocally
and freely criticising portions of it,
while scores of others find fault with
it, but support it for the sake cf its
presumed good. V.'hat is it that thus
arrays one political party solidly for
it, while the other is not a unit ? Is
it because more freedom of thought
is permitted among Republicans, or
because the word has gone out, that
the Democratic party is to be restor
ed to political power through it? Ex
amine it and judge! It places one ad
ditional Democratic Judge on the
Supreme bench and one on the Com
mon Pleas bench in Philadelphia, le
yond all cavil, because but one of
acb can be voted for by any voter.
It puts a Democratic County Com-
niciniir and Auditor in every R-,
publican county in the State, which
is not compensated by the Republi
can officers it elect? in Democratic
counties. It prevents the Governor
1'roin appointing his own friends Sec
retary of State, Attorney-General, or
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
unless tiro thirds of the Seuatc con
cur, a majority impossible to be bad,
thus placing the Governors appoint
ments at tbe mercy of a factions, one
third vote, and it compels such a dis
tricting of the State for the Lcgisla-
ture as will give Uk 4)emoerats a
largelv increase.1 numberof members, ;
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and verv nossiblv ttirow tne iegisia-
- ...t ,T-il
nd very j.oss.bly throw the Leg.sIa-!taxl,H,.,.rs ,1,,-e.ved. Let them vote
ture into their hands. Look at sec-
tion 17 of Ariu b: 22 and read it care-
fullv.
. .. . 1 nnt.ii.r i..tnrifii. 1
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tufa 11 W .1...... - 1
tatives we divide the population ofi
ISIObTL'OO and ret a ratio of 1 ", -
009 iH-rfoctlv fair if
treneral: but;
io tbe subsequent provisions in-,
iiifli't j done to tbe Rei.ublii au or !
--
majoritv partv. The rule w hich I
jrives one Representative to eath
. Ir l.i.nfii Klk w ith '
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population, Cameron
1 -ri
l-oicsi4,uio. ruiioi. .......v,
lt'M. M'Kean 8,S2r, Montour 1.-,
344, Pike ,43, Potter II, ':, Suy-j
der la.M.ti, Sullivan .,rll,l nion Io,-
.)C5, Wyoming H,5;"i. Eijhl of ,
these are positively Democratic, :
while oiilv four euu be counted a ;
ItntuUiein. civinjr the Heinocracv
intheeount an drantg- of Ihnr
tnetuliers, cipjal to 14,000 votes. i
rri.:. .-;..1. 1. ...idi-...I fur 11m ;
ill D llll.ui ....
of giving even tbe smallest i
Lies separate representation, but t
sake
counties separate represeutati
tbare in added inequality in the i
! entlUeU W lueutov.e, i.u au . -
eeea of 15,692, but she eanuot get
tbe seventh member, though she has
nearly a full ratio in eirees, because
she La more than five already.
Bucks, with C4.33S population, is en
titled to three members with an ex
cess of 11,509, less by 4,000 than
the exceas of Lancaster, yet pbe gets
...I 1 f . . . H-illi r. n -
,ovision which gives to om- co.nty that the nbobt.on of Associate unlg. luiermu macn.ne, . lieu v. .m potvt.cr uazrnt uispatcu iron. j. ks ,n ; . r, , (,f g-iri
! . , , , . l '; ,r. -mnii-iin.r .wtirb. b.l "a" Jiicifcr matches, was sent to eounty, Ohnvsay thai lust cvt-iiiiig n i ,. .1,7 -,i u i 1
tiavinc Jess than five ratios an advau-' in tne counties mmposing single ois-, . ' ,.., .... J . I ,f, , , 7 this, city, left hen- with a horse and I
i..,, .11 .l-ii- -wiiiiiii v.iii-i UII.I.U t4i 1111.1t v-iii. tiLllu rjiu. ui .Liiitivu o uti.i.siio. tc.l 1 s . 1 a 1
Ug over those having i,.orv than ! tncts will counterbalance this "M-, TiiC outsi(k. wns t.ova ova w;h ycars old, with another lad one vear wa-.n to d. l: ver ten ew.nr nm-, I V ,
five. Iu illustration compare the tional cxpetiso. ) by, we have al- J glaz,.j pap, r, ?ud the edges around older, coming home from eh..ol,.j -h'st.. parties near i.aiujtslie hi . J J X
bcavv Ipublican counties of Lancas-j ready heard the siiggrelioa uf having were covered with postage stamps, while crossing the farm of .Mrs. A.j' '""'J' v hi vtind !
tcr and Allegheny and the Democrat- j a seperate Orphan's Court, with it. ,Oa tearing off the paper t was seen C Tilson were m.t by tho old UJn,,;"''";' Arv JI"'"" )yT&-
, i 1 , (1 , ,- . 1 ,i j .1,- 1.... :.. .i.t-i that the box opened like a drawer, who fired au ob. mii-ket am shot 1 , ;, .,
iccountiesof Rucks and Columb.a. judge Iear,ed ... the la, , ! Xi; t Lel. J,. lLe fttct tiat thn vou, Jul,nso dead, the ball passing ' h.o! w.,h elunir to the 3
Lancaster, with 121,340 population, county, and sueh w.d be the case m addrc89wll t,,e hox W48 madc of Ibroogb the head. His voung eon,- 'gon for f.ur h.rs, and although
tbe fourth member because bad! for two years, for the frame nnkrr
not already so many as five. j paid for one, and as the coining Leg-
Jallcrbenv loses a Kepublican with Nature, Las the power of districting
greater excesses, while Democratic the State, and f.sing the salaries, we
lnr.,1.;. ins one with an excess predict that saleries of lumbers will
even less than that or I5ucU. A.d ;
bo it roes, the basis being against;
the Ilet.ublican party. We can t
. -
-.pbritailoui, uuiC..-.v-...-
.lw... .1 . U-....,V.i;...i.. f.i 1. i Mir v.
shown thu Hepulieans to be uepri ,
d of fire- nifnibfr. eouivalent to 23.- !
(0i) votes, al we Wlieve with even
rreater majority tbey may be depriv
ed of their numerical power in the Leg
islature. Dot not this avuut in a measure j
for KotesU made by aome Repub-,
, . ..I.-..: rl
l.ean journal. .g..u .u.
this mw constitution ami also ior me ,
unanimity with which tbe Democrat-;
ie party ia rallying lo its support, as ,
well as for the real of Mr 15aer it. it. ;
. ,
.o;. aim e,- iu--,-,
l.k.ir s a a-VwCaal TaT laT1 3 lai If! I a. I
cisuii of the Herald? He was not .
elected ta li convention by the jieo-t
t.le but bribe iairirline P.uckalew
' . ' h. f .. !
ystem OI noting, WUIHI e" u,c
,Ietnocrat control of that body, audjari(i they voted themselves $2,.r00 ;
aow as a good partisan be is laboring
n 1
to have adopted tbe work
Cl "'"j
.lands.
t ti. ,.r w .1 t'.drr i-.sn.
I 1 III- iij:-i .1 1. v ... . . - - - - I
in: tiiir of the -fiicu.is of the New j
. :....:..., ... M :., i !.n Court
V Olir- :iuiiiiii - i
jlloM on Tuesday . ..i.. .? last
week We dropped in, f.-und t re-,
s.wi.lMl, nuijer of oer:i pr. -ont, j
. S1.st -.. iaa,v, the rin-
........ , .
,.; . (ar t of .Mr. H-cC remark,"
,ari. j two Uours. uccm.igcM..i iut i"; -
nl
pcccli was a hib.rcd one,
eiiio,s:t:c
!d.., ...:,i. ......I.;....-. .!..,-...-l..litli
j..,. , ,. Sl.,,,iMv dove-tailed
l,.,,.., an,i oidenlly designed to
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I m.. . , .11.1 ... kl! Tl T 11 Bill II 131 I I UIIIL
it .i .:..:...!..
LftbeflERALiK Tlie8ppealto"frood
-i m . I
men to ?uain tnc t oiisiiiu.wi '--.
ctusc it recognized tbe existence uf i
God, was a most transparent piece oi .
.
melodramatic clap-trap, and the ar-
gumcnt to prove that under tbe new j
in
struuient the cost of State govern-:
ment would uot be increased, was a
pure effort f sophistry, to make
figures lie. Thus tbe r.-ally good
points in Mr. I'.aers speech andtbere
were manv -f tbeni wre blurred
I.....
evcr bseu made, to our knowledge.
The argument is this. The increased
expenditures f the State government
made ncces.-try by and under the
new constitution, will require a larga-
lv increased taxation to meet them, j
and as corporation, and a few other;
things now liearing the brunl of taxa-i
. . . fi
tion, cannot stand the impos t.on of.
heavier burthens, therefore real estate
must be made the subject of taxa-,
tion
Here are some of the additional j
, -r an aitotte iiuiiiiaig oi anout lo io it
items of expend made necessary, ir iu fin w,)ifh arc
tbe new constitution is adopted. Anjj ,)OUf.auj 0f balb-ts), with an
additional annual appropriation to j uvei hanging roofw hilo ou the grouud
Common Schools of $2."0,0mi. Two j a gutter has been constructed to re-
, . , r ,,. iceive the rain which uiav tricklo over
additional judges of the Mijirenie , -
. . J , r . i the roof. K van refused to kneel, al-
Courtat ?t,000 each- 14.000. I orty , tl)ourIi n1M.-uj t.,rlrts w,.rt. maiJlJ t0
additional law juiiges at ?-,iu cam .
$C.0,000. A Lieutenant (.over- llyan, becaure he Lad no beard or
nor sav$.itW And one hundred i mustache. The men were all'jound and
, , , . ii!aced iiesir the gutter just described,
and seventeen i.u niVr, of the --;After manv rounds had Wen fired
sembly at $1000 each 1 17.000 be- t,,e lliel, w;re considered dead, but it
sides various ujiiar uins. and the t WHs found thai Ryan was not dead,
probable expense of building a new and a sword was plunged into bis
eapitol, costing several millions of , body-but not into his heart, as s.a-
. ;ted. lie lust blows iriven were m-
doIUrs. Adda-onal taxes to pay,, abJolm,n -j- eojj;t,rs wIl0
these additional expenses must be lev- j j)a(l l)eeu jetaii,.j to thi work by
ied and collected, and we assert, that (General llurriel were wreU-hed
as the present stibiects of taxation arc-; marksmen. After this a uumber of
ii i . . i V .11 ,f .l.ior cavalrymen came on to the spot and
burdened to the ruil U-:it ot tiie.r , ..in
, rode their horses over the bleeding
cpa ity to bear, real estate iir.istnec- c) sesUilll(4,v wmj in a, anlost
cssarily lear its j.roportion. Ana
here let it be understood, we are not
hostile in the abstract to the taxation
0r r(.n ostate, but we do not wa
. .
,
1 u"-!
nv..HVI.rs .l.nvei . l,ct them
,vjt, fun knowledge, and then uiMin t
(jR.jr )W1 j,,,, H lt! fonseipicnccs. '
As above stated we ore at
IS.SIIC '
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h-ii 11 i r iimit w ill I. in i- ill nil n
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farts. lie insists thr.t tlie entire in-1
!tcs - of the judi' iarv will not exceejl
ten and that tun bit-unial sessions of
the legislature, and the obojipon
,.r
Assm-iate Judifes. will nearlv
;r....i
llnot
altogether meet the supposed iw reas
,. expenditure. We say not. lo
i-iuiwi. 1 1... nciv -.iiir-l iti.Lioii absolutelv
. '
. ... 1.1;. ;...! liucnui.fiii.;"1 ,,'r ...v.
1 I . lt-. I n nii.iitiv.ii.ii i.i'i.' " ... .
.-..preme ,...,, ... , , ,
picas judges in Plulad. ljdna, It gives
to each county containing 40,U(n in-1
habitants one law judge
and if tbe '
Legislature think necessary, addition
a) es, and it provides that the Leg
blature 7iiff establish an Orphan's '
('...n t. hUl one or more judges learn-'
,1 iu tbe law, in ct.iialir where the
population exceeds Io0,"it, utid in j
.. . j i r t - ? . i
o.'irrcMrtr Ji.ti -n'iti.n n nan-
ilar court, with similar judge?.
idle then U tli of the .ircreased
How !
i-d nuiu-
ber of judges not eee.-dj:)g ten, or
every important county in tkc Com-;
I I . .1 II . - '
monweuim. . lo tne uucgauon
that biennial sessions of tbe I;isbi-!
ture with two hundred and fifty mem-1
, ...
bers, will not cost more than an-;
nual pensions with one hundred arid j
thirtv-thrce members, we do not lie-j
lieve it, bemuse it is not banian !
nature for men to agrt.- to hold office
, .i.ii.i...:
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e tand, tberf fore, by our former !
"'uu- "Jt ""-- " '
diturcs made necessary by the new
'
eoiisiliuiion, lin.si meirar-r utnu'iil,
... . . . , i
and that real estate w ill in ourjudg. j
necessarily 1 taxed
!
Oi k friend W. J. Raerf K
'"I-. I'
I ... . . , -c l l t- ii . I .1.1.. . . i . t r n .1 ; ! l I , l ! : 1 1 l I ii i :n i . Uv1 -
i K!ared to Ik: nettled at our comment and officers u publirU" f-hot, de
last week, on the inconsistency of the spite the pretrsta of l( rumpnlent
mmthp of lllP f.llrtitationaI Con-
vontitt. votiuff Uon second of Ar-!
n . .
Mi, UaJ Uje New Constitution,
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tu(J VvtugtmM.vet iL-reaecd
- ....,,.. n,.,ie in Lis
t thn Tho IjPgt j
-J, fi J o ?, ,
"siaiurc uiu our J a r'iuimi "ul i
. . . . m I
aitorwanJs' iwJieviug lial o
vi iiiuf-.
dippottal, and by repealing tlie power
have compelled us to fu our salaries. :
Kxactly so! The members when ,
elected contracted to take 1, 00(1, but
!.l., r-;alt..r li-;i t..nn.f..,l t...n.
! "eoiitracl" ma.le We do j
...... tl.;,.l- n,.r Iijtc- il. at tl.v tnuL- 1
a penny too much, it was only their ,
inconsistancy that we eominentfd on. '
,f this con i: v fudlv
.
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hopd l-r " '"'' I1"n "'copprcs-
s: i c c mrires ln:tie l-.v ra;iri3l. lur i
1
transport!! t !"- freight
passengers. "' " "-j
sons and property transported over j
niiv railroad shall I- delivered at tny
rtat..m at charges
jT'r
Jn' llie
( . I ........ .. ....iM.l'l HI ln' 4'
a.j - l p:-.i-ii m iii'-!'"-."
s'tiiif i r- ' f ii o ".v n"'!'' '' '.'f
';,.."
Tllllvtil'' IVt!!l!VlVRIlili I1 .rtll
..l.ar mi:V hid:.- friil'i I ilt-.illirL'il f
II 'J V .'
1 ..I. tic Awti limn if 1 . i In I 1)11:1.
delpbia, nor the ConnelUviile road
t.i..tn ri...in dmil i..rl:i iA lib liiiirni
- - -
l'oint tbau to rittsburgb. but tbey
may iwiu ci.arge jui as imun.
.1 I.
What
a blcsseil relict to our bhippers auu
travellers ! Tbey cau be charged just
as niucii tor nity mues as uiey can ior
three hundred.
As Congress met on Monday we
expect to lay the President's Message
before- our readers next week. It Is
looked for with much anxiety on ac
count of our financial and Cu'-an ''c-J
lations.
Tbe K...t"rrithr.i ii".- ro ,r th.
I'nw mn I'atwatr r f tU irg
mong the passengers from llava
na, on the voyage of the mail steamer
City of Xew Vork, was Mr. George
Shermau, an American citizen w ho
was present at Sautiago da Cuba, up
on the occasion of the recent frightful
massacre of the crew and passengers
of the American steamship Virginius.
The following is the story given by
Mr. Sherman;
"I have beta residing for some
time back in Santiago de Cuba, and
saw fevcralofthc wholesale execu
tions or butcheries. I will ftivti you
the following details of the lirst four
men killed, prelaceing it with the re
mark that I saw the Virginius brought
iuto the port of Santiago de Cuba, on
the eveniug of the 1st in.si , the time
being 0 o'clock, as nearly us I tan re
member, with the Spanish colors liv
ing. Of course you know all about
tue hasty trial and llurriel's excuse
for (,t ,-,.j,h iug to the urgent letters
of Vice Consul Schmitt, ou account
of his religjous observance of All
Saint's da v. The slaughter house
.g
a,)0ul , fi0() fuet e,juar; wlliuh givcs
a iinoal frontage to each side of about
400 feet. The men in question Wbio
pl"'l. i"fru"t"f thT l'la. which is
,at.. Liui to do so. 1 knew
it was
uarfrnifiiii:otl state. The four heads
; were cut oft and laeed upon poles,
land rarru-d round by tLe people in
triumph. 1 lie inniies were Wl"n, or
....... : i -.i i...
lauier uai ri-iiiui-ini ui iikiii, iui -
jn ft fnrt H(, tak.n out to ft lnJir.
s, v t,(,t about a mile fr..m the ulace
of execution, and dump il out like a
......I . F Ait tt mi. s.n.i. j1.t,.li n-li.ti. a
O.'. '1 'I'i t .i. 11 "1" 11 i.l-ii, " in n
few whesof mntber earth were, per-
(. . ...
,aw ulace.l iji.on them iv ont.-r
of
, i . . -
j5linit,, ,,,.,1,- ,.ut- 1 f,lt
bit
hied-1
j,.uite ill over the sight of this i
tinrsty work. 1, however, endeavor-
en, to make some sKeicnc 01 uiu
1 ' ....... -
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li. .. 1 fi 19 ui.Atm ni.rjil1.!!! I U'flft !
,ariiu-! i;ini uii'Miii inn j.in, Ulan I
was relenw-d tt'fT I had been kept
for three and a half d:.y 111 the nm-'
some pen. It made me terribly iil '
n, I 1... A.w.l. I.. IiwI ..T n ... ..!
iii ii .
attnek from which I had been sutler-;
in:r fr some time. I. however,
,:,j,.tj ,I1V -M-rty tliroiigb the media-
tio of our ( otisuM.eneral at JIava-
,in- 1 snw bitei.ie tue seeon I ana ,
il.ie.I .,.. ill ii. ii a r.r I. nil..,. i-l. I Iip.
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lieve that the break in the int.-rrnp-1
...... i 1.........1. .....
inn. in.- i.-i. -i.ij.ii u. n .
Spanish ruse of ISurriel to allow no :
coinuiuiiication with the Cnptnin :
'icneral till the maj. rity of the Vir- j
giiiius people titid i.een simt an.l lie '
had Hccomplished bis wholesale i
sbiuytite? W"i!h'Ut receiving Wiiitin-I
,r.lera from Havana .., lhrhl
.in Internal Mnenlne.
Nkw York. November An
i
in-1
l.tt rs cut out of a newspaper or some
? . 1 1 . -
prinien uocuiueni, erenicu suspicion,
A hole was cut t-autioasly in the tcp,
x 7,,,,nt W('rf 1,f,P" over.
ed. I r, t hi) back part of the drawer
wm nngei voit of mtcm, over
which wa a atrip of sand paper.
against which the matches would rub
ia drawing out the ulido.
l,l"r
ne eI the tlrsjlnlna.
Vlrtlsna.
II vaxa. Via Ket Wkst, yovem
Ikt 15. The fojlowing account of
events at Santiago de Cuba has
lieeu rccnived here: On Friday morn
ing, the lTth, thirty -soTcn of the tcw
oi ui.
of the A irgnjni.s were bronirht on
,lot; taken to prison, to remain
,bt.r( mjli tUng rxoi.lltiMI whitfl
was oru.-reu ior inai anernoon. t ap.
tain Fry, a noble looking old man,
ifitllr a W taller than the rest of
the ea-w. when he met bis men on
the eri.-i-, when he met bis men on
the wharf previoui o the inarch to
prison, saluted them all, The sslute
was returned wito arjeciion. At 4:4:
i u Caiiiain Fry nnd thirty-six men
t,,rdSn ""tlioritlfH 1 he marines
""rf if S
. i Iff'iuri.-. M I- .v in mm
- . . . . . .
WiiJ,ij Ut.Vl.r finish. At list the sail-.
ors marched ofT, and the troojw filed
l'at the long row of corpses. Then
the dd carts were hurried up and
loaded indiscr.n.inatelv with the
maiiffled remains. The American
Consul hss done all that could have!
rd tiai tis bxeqtiatur would be with-
drawn (or IU exrtiogs iu behalf of !
the prisoner. Jo a Irjtwic with J
(ieneral Hurried that onicer veiled at!
bin. aii.l tri.f.t..,n,ii!i otherwise (liwre.!
I tin ix-ooie
spectf u!!y. The Pritish Consul alsotviess, jr.; ' was' mortally v.-ouiujed.i
made au iucffcctiial protest against
1 lie pTiriitiiins II is rrrw,rtril tnat
sixteen ofthe victems were Itritisb !
subjects.
I B I.
Our lrFrrwl Vletnry.
til-- .i i i t. i ,' t!i'- ti.-w (' j
Netlati.'ii li.'tVftiu.ib.wl n:fUs.lvv.1it .vi' . r . .Uvi l ( I J I ,-
State m-i pam. uitli :rg.u-t!
,,rstions growing on; of the c:tpj nv
of tne .rgimus wore J.rmg!.., t
) :i
eoiieiusicii l- lnv. Mjivrtfti V 1' l-!i
i n!tt "Aftmn-al 1 oi. ii.iviii?-ittriTi-ii rr
..nand signed u pr,,:.,,... whi. !. t.ie
Jmter mio:i after h !i--,i'i.-I to
itDveniiticiit. It c.iii ii t.v im-p i.-:u r-
ly siatei. tl.at ilie t-.ni- nr.- j-.iosti.ti-
lially as follows :
r iret. 1 he immediate .'wlivrrv to
the United Stat.- of tbi- sliihA'b-i'in".
us and ail the surviving passengers ;
Sccoud., A salute to .-our flg on
the 25th of December next, unless in
the ineantimo Spain shall satisfy
the United States that the American
flag w as improperly Iwrue on that
vessel, -and further, "that aho had no
right to the American flag or Ameri
can papers; in this event the salute
is to be spontaneously withdrawn, and
Spain is to formerly disclaim any in
tentionally indignity to the flag in
acts committed by Spain against the
Virgintus. ' ' -
Third If it shall thus. In iiovn
that the Yirgiuiua had no right to
t-arrr the American Hag and papers.
the 1'nited States will inst t-ite pro-
eeedinrs airaiust the vessel and the
surviving parties who have violated
the laws of the United States, and
Spain guarantees to institute proceed
ings against any of her authorities
who may have violated cither law or
treaty stipulations.
Fourth The matter of reclama
tions for the future is preserved for
future consideration. . v
In addition to the above, it can
also be stated positively that within
the next two days Secretary i'i.ih
and the Spanish Minister, will dcter
min the port at which the Virginius
and the surviving passengers and
crew shall be delivered to the United
States. The words "immediate re
lease," as applicable to the delivery
of the Virginius and the surviving
passengers and ere w,implies,of course,
a reasonable time for its execution,
as some days must elapse before Ha
vana and Santiago de Cuba can be
reached. The agreement i regard
ed in oilieial quarters ad covering ail
points of our origiual demands,
though iu a modified form, while it is
considered respectful and honorable
to both countries. TLe fixing of
the ioth of December as the tin:e
of saluting our Hag, is to allow the
necessary opportunity to Spain to
show that the Virginius improperly
carried the American Hag and
American papers. There is a sensi
ble belief in all quarters that the no
gotianoi) has thus prai-i:ai)iy enui-it. v for an i:n it ;ii- I :t.'ir.::al e.Tien
Uoth Sooroisry Fiii cud Admiral j flHurp o? x..';tiior.s. jin-jvi lr'ti, als , the
Polo had for two works past Lt t-u wv mil me-uns f.ir i-ai.sin- it Ly re
engaged in 'producing this result j ir.i-'tosin the State tax on ren! estate,
on which they receive the congratiila-t jf the people want the luxuries
tions of their respective friend. which tin, m-w UiiUtioii provides
AF.w louK, .November 2'.'. .(
'! ista, the Spanish organ here,
pnblifched to-day a letter from Havana, i
dated the '22A iust.. In which the writ
er breathes lonh venge.imv u
slaughter. Ho says Cuba is ptv.fi ei
lv indifferent as to whe;bM- the Uni
ted States attempts an i;i asion .of
the island. If "she 'docs -she mur-t
take thu po!sp!i-.jent- s " !'tl Crmux- i
ta also publishes a n J inljaujma-
tory article, urging th- Spanish gov-;
eminent to maintain a bola nttitude i
towards thi country, 'and fo t!ow it.',
self capable of governing t'uba, for, '
the editor asserts, the United Stales j
would otherwise invade Cuba with-
out declaring war against Spain, and !
on the pretense of re-establishing iu i
the island authority of the peninsula.
The five pointy wjiicli the American
government lias pri-wuiti'd to Miain,
and winch have alrea'iy iiecn puiiiiii. '
ed, are denounced as liumiliiiling und
inadmissible.
Havana, November 1!0. N'rw.-of
the settlement of the Virginius ipies- i
tion between Spain and the United,:
; Stat'-s , and tb',- terms upon which it
was based, n tt r(.iuie,J Jj.-i-f wiiu
much excitement, but per feel 1 rb-r ;
or.- ui iinioiiL- lite ih-ii;o hiio nw:i-
if .i ... . .,
.1 . . . .1 .,
leers. I lie cn:ei auiiK-riues 01 inn
Island, us.-embled in ebnfereiu-e. sent
,i manifesto to the Sjianis .
rovern-
mcnt asking it to wait until it shall j
unre uie ifroeioi'i.i iiwo v 1 e .
....1 1 i. 1-
ririii-i
js r;lsc which shows the rirht of ean-'
. . . .
,,m. a:itl justi,.o of the subM-.uent j
proceedings. The mass ofthe people
,,1jcot to the surrender of the Virgin-!
,s r v yielding to any pretesions ;
...I ..!.... .1 :,t. .,... . I. (I ., i
ii ii. i ii uiiii iiiii'.iivi in- .i.xji;. ii ,iu.
to,,o of the prcv.-i is in accordance i
i 1 ., ., ,-
wiin u, e noiniTar rtiiiinc. j;Traonii-
f,:,rv means and rcsourecs are tn i:iz !
created to resist anv niL'rensivu ccf. !
although thinking people"" d- ii"t ex-Jot
j,, it, knowing the pnidctre of the ,
a i,.rir:in (iovernnient . '
'
A noy Mrdered by a tv,u.
Cincinnati, Nuvvmbttr nn..'1'li
radb seeing him fall said, ' (Jet up,
uow, and come along." .Mrs. Tilton
exclaimed I've got one down and
I'il get the other' aud at the same
timefiring a pistol at the . live boy
who ran for life.' The surviving boy
testified under oath Iwfore the Coro
ner, Mrs. Tiltqn denies ihe murder
and all knowhidgt cf it. !t- has
threatened to shoot people who
would hunt ou her farm, and on on
, ,. , . , . ,
occasion published a card m the pa-j()f
per at Jackson Court-house that she
went armed and would shoot any
man iusulting her. She is vain of
her fund of information, and takes an
interest in politics. On her way "to
jail she barely t sea petl mobbing.
Trari -nd ef a Family Frntl Iu Km
tarky. Loiisvii.i.E, November- al. A
special to the Courier-Journal froiu
Louisville,-Ky., gives the following
particulars bf a tragedy which occur
red at Harrodshiirgon Thursday even
ing. The trial of a lawsuit n wbii.h
P. J5. Tbompson.Sr.was the princi
pal on one side, and Thendore Da
vicssi, hr., oij Ibc other, was in lr-
gress,' and each principal was attend-1
vie. sa. hr., oij the other, was ip
ed diiring the whole trial by his eons,
fully arnuid. At the conclusion of
the testimony, while tho bwycis
were preparing the 'instruction pre.
paratory to commencing the arjru -
, ment, a son of Thompson and a son!
of Daviess, moved toward the door.
They were followed by all tlie oth-;
ers. and in a moment firing comment'-
ed, liy w liich party it is not' known.
Many shots were fired, nnd Theodore.;
Dgyiess, Sr.. and bis son Larne were
In.anlli.- liMud n.ol Tbemlnro TV,.
i and has since died. P.I. Thtimn..;
! son Sr nnd Ins two snn 1" 11 Jr
and J. I.,.Ir., were slightly wounded,
Culdweil Daviess escaped unhurt. 1
1 fio T . Kent ?l:lv.
Tin- 11 tri-lwljiii- T I ;( .''''
slir-
ri'-i-i c i -" ! tii l"-"V;n,r t!i:l
ear. i.,' r .'I i-stnie iwr.w x.-j,"
SuM.i . .piii-,.'.-ei . ii.it- ilia ! T'-l-jf
?'v7
iXVT:.l:--'is. OA;M-',IH t lor flf
j'i:iitliis t' it,;!, on i
!.? I
i vi:i:i. of lis i!
i !.. wv :i l i i'i:
ii i.-.i;!c i
htf ri i inn
.i'n- lit.!!:. i '
i-. i n .1
i.t
I c'. li v
i.nt ..
, r
t t v'j. tlill IV
!.,.- v '-i4
'.,! i- ni.ii
...; ,.,i
' ; ;i,,s r
H !i:-l
. ; V
r,-
r
iif-'tlier'j-r.ivuJ.-s f--r ,ai i
j.,,,.
iI V. itiloliicr I T "II III-
fr doiilihiig the number of t lie mem -
lers of the Legislature. It costs,,
now, about half a million to run a.-
leirisU'iirc of A.' meinbiTS : it v. ili
poliablv cost douhltt thai, to run at
Legislature of 42"0 tuembera. The j
judiciarr of the State now costs over i
judiciarr or tlie Matenow eosis urijr . A Tl Tl fi TT f!
half a "million vcarlj ; the im-i case j hj L Sill H ! 1';
provided for will swell Ibis to nearly I $ jj Jj U U 11 U il U.
n million, 'i'he-e items, a!o;n will: ,
require nn increase 1 1 1 cvc!i;i- f iij
million , f dollars annually ; and when
:t is . remembered that the State I
I!ooe ii entirely too small to ao oin
mo late the legislative, bodies which;
the new Constitution .will .call int.;t7 n Unmlin fPotrlnn P
exiMcnee. and that the central org. j MM & MMill. iajflCF &
t.rthe I'ein -x-riicv nt I Ian sunrg is ni- -
rcadt calliTitrout f.r the ereeib.n o!j
anew (Tapiiol biiil.Uriu, it wni oe
priideni. to add t our rcnlculations j
the probable cost of a new building j
which is rendered nc.-i ssary ny 111
creasiug the sio of both legislative
bodies.
What a ni!v Canitol v. iil cost msy
be guessed at bv taking the exper.-;
em e of Xew York as a bas;s. I hat
Stjttn undertook soiac time niro to
erertsuch a build n r. The fjtinda-j
tions arc now barely above gronnd,
and it b:i. alreadv cost about live
millions. What it'will take to 2iiL-.li ;
it may be easily-anticipated ; and as
Pennsylvania would not undertake to
put up a house that would not W an
ornament and a source of pride, it
w il! be si!e to ptjt down eight mill
ions as the price, This must be rais
ed bv Uxntifin, and will entail an ad
ditional million upon (lie people for .
eight or ten year to tuiii'.
With an increased 'bunion of two
uiiliioni iiiiijinily, tlitiv is no alterna
tive but to put the tax up'-n n-al
estate. Corjorationsare iiiicady tax
ed all tbey will bear, an 1 the State
;;.- fall bnek on it-i only other re
source The T I'-'rfii-Ji will see, therefore,
tb.it the seetin of the new Constitu
tion declaring void all laws exempt
ing real estate from taxslion was a
necessiiv. I be t oi:vi-:it;oii tna: pro-
f.,r. tl,ev can soeiire tliem bv vt tmgi
for ;ts ,.,ivi,,n : but thev must r -
moniber, in tr,r.; so, that those who
.laiire lnii.it ;il-o pay ii:.' i-.ouiei.)
Ther cannot iinJiilgo in siicii experi-j
. .i.iiiii-
nn-iit witli.nit paying L-r tiicni.
Their bouses and farms are i'ne sole
! resource now left for raising the addi-
' tional menus that will be 10 e. led;
ft; Vl,t n ttey vote yes, on the new .
..ij-.;iti,tion, bt tl.u'i Lccj, it iu niiiidj
,i,.,t they are, in so doin, voting to j
imji'.-e new tax upon themselves. I
;n ,7, , (;,,,. .,i;irriul, "
. . 1 . 1 - ' j
Territory. ;
Pausox, Kan., Xovember -21.
Walt (irnyson, a (Jrei k Indian, a j
fanner and atock dealer, livinir mur !
! here, was robbe 0:1 Friday night of
! over thirty thousand dollars, mostly
Jn jjo,J nud siiver, by a party of three
white men. Ho- w a bang nji
six tiiiies, and o:ilv r. vealed hm
phu-e of eom-enbuent "f his money
wh'-:i tho men 'threatened to hang
his wife. : t . i
Since withdrawal of United Stales
marshals frem Indian Territory the
niimber of murders s largely on the
iiuiiii.-. Th mtniii; -f the
. . I il .T.: !..
various irioes sa niui il 1 aiijiii.ei.
.. . . .,
tie(vsar.v lu:it , Congress snouio in-
tci-fere aiid L;ive iln-'eiui:7i-d
Inmans
I cit life
a ro ernnient that
i! pr
and propertr. :
The assassinatb-n-
i tiie Territory
uvLi ad in-eutv
p-r. Hit'tith (luring
ihr-pas; sun.uier.an.Ub.-re ims 1
( x.-cntion umb r Indiiu
o' I ecn
111 lawn.
The Creek Council adjonrM-d wi:h-j
.,ut doin-j tinvthrn- excepting to pass
....... r...i : ,i ir t ...i:.. ..
;i .v ill! OKHJill n II llltliuil IV iri.li
to or I'ermit miv white person to oi-i
' . .. ." .' ,i
cutv aii v builtpn- on il.e terilorv ot
terilorv
the I'i
TL.-
u'u.-ed to
n!!ow white rnilrcnd
rmriTrcc'--
Kill!
hers to build a ho je f or !ih 1 a:o
I
'.'u pnrpo.-vs ai Mu-k-t.
tewtair IPhlo Aje:it uml u l i-iiiale
-.uibI '..
Coi.fMin s, (., November 2".
Yilerdiiv nfiernoon V. M.
Ilrandisc
their struorarles were witnessed bv
several persons on the shr"e no vigor
ous efforts were made to save them,
nnd just at di.i-k thev disappeared
from sight, and, no doubt were drown-j
til.;1 M:ss Turner b, family rejudc in
this city, but it is supposed Rrand
ise's relatives ull reside in (ermany.
Itei.t If itf Km-Scnntop ltiebitri. YatOM.
St. Lot i, yovt-tiibcr, 2t. Y.'
II. (III1-U I. 1111 I I Ililfc.Jl H.VII..I.I .111,1..-.,;
j,,;,,,,; Hlddl.n!r nt i;anill(n's
Hotel, at nine o'clock to-night. Mr.
Yates had been to T'nhon, Ark., as
United .States Commissioner to cxjiiih
inn the lower ond ' of th.! Cairo and
l'llton 'Railroad, arid 'returned here,
hist wid-k. lip had since been (piitej
feeble' and ye.-terday was' Very sick.
He revived to-.lav. however, and I
this t wing while bu ying himseifj
WIIU prepai al(us tor tiw tmi; huhi-)
to.i;iorrnw," be " suddenly bll back-j
w.ird. nod died in nvp miutttfs. v , t
i A IH-sre1a Ml.
EvansvIM.K Ind., November" iS.
William Williinns ex -sherilf of,
H arwick fitunty, . kb-'P ami . Kutcu ;
William Thortibergadespnrado. who j
MreV a pislol to resist arrest, -at Boonrj
vil, yesterday.
Mrs. Jvhobd, a Uerniai. woman,
while showiiiiT how it was ilonp, shot
nd killed Jacob Jlijttiger, three years
(old
;
'i hr.-atonw.l l inalue iu lontt.
!. WAsuistiToN, NiV-b Private
letters recit ved here sav that for some
time pat the Inhabit nuts of a portion j
of Northwestern Iowa, imrtictilarly ,
within the boundaries of ., I,pnf ind j
Osceola eountics, hnvc been siiflt ring
i(.v',.r',.1i- ?..f 'lo- netutil !ie f.-.:-ariuS of
life. ; predne.d by the utter fuilure of;
th v-raiii eri isatMiniiiiT.
" Tbosr mlTi rorA heed . evervtlnflP
fuel, clothing aud provisions, ever-i
al women have died from want. 1
i a ii il l.ittin rlii t Tt nirfint J i 1 I
Mt.itrllaiit'iiu..
I J
; 7
Dealers In
PIA-JNTOS,
I -
OIRGrAS,
Bradburry Fianoes;
T7"il.-;r cnrl
I'dllOj, Mill
Ma Umi Ops,
l:i :t"Hie.Tis sold on moderate Monthly Insteimsn's.
V A.
i
mzmm
13 PtrRET.Y A. VEOETABLB PnEPATUTToy,
pompccl simply cf well km. nn HOOTS,
HERBS. i"t FKUITS, c iuUiii-i .th oci.it
iru.erUc, vhich ia tboir tLUu.e ar lAthru.
Aperient, Nutmious. Diuretic. AlUrstiveaii-.tAiiU-bUjuua.
Th wbule i lircwrv. ) - s .r.!:.-:..
qumitirf of sptrit frun. tlo St UAll t'AUt: it
Lccv lucn. u ui; i.l;Ti.to. T.Lich unties tiio
p
qSLANTATIOH
MTTERS
p e ot tbftmn.tiKbl To.lfa and t'mlhar-
1 it-- iu t-o vu.-:j. '1:11.7 are intended ttric-tiy aa a
:: Domestic Tcmic,
only toh naed u a medicine, and a'iirayaacrordioif
to dlwtiona. -Tie
are tlie nheot-anclior of tho Ui ble aad dk.
fclUUted. Tbey ai t apon tliganl iivc. and
stimulate to ancb a V re tnat a bealU.y acttun u
at (tnoo tnrontdit abunt. Aa a r-uuedy tv which
Women r especially subje.-!. itssitrperaeOin
erery otner tinuiaut Asa Spikng ami sum
mer Toalr, they bavo no ei;oal. 'ihey are a
mild and gentle 1 ur-.'at.re an wi-il an Tonic 'ihey
luriiy tlie liloud. Tbey arou EpleuJiJ Appctuer.
They make 0 wk atrocir. I bey purity and in.
vionto. Tbey cure Pyapaia. Cunatiiiation. and
iieadai'be. Tbey act aa a icittc in all apecJea ot
disordera wblcb undermine tnc bodily tttretitb and
trbak duwD tbeautauU apiriU.
lepot, 53 Park flaoe, Ssw York.
LYON'S
lATHAIROrj
Only 50 Cents per Bottle.
j 1"Z7', V. '
: " .mirMti .lie
Vigor and BRACT To f tbe HAIR.
Ov. Tin iter Team a no Ltoh'i KiTtunios rou
peHaib wan first placed in 4 market by Profeoi
i iniawannrst placed in tbamtfket by Profeitooi
fc. tnomta Lronvfc gradoate of i-nnreton Clle.
ihe name ia derived from tne Greek -Xiraao "
iRnil'yinfc to eeaiur. jmriiy. rrjuvenoU, or mtnrt.
1 lie favor it baa received, and tb popularity it baa
obtained, ia unprecedented and incredible. It in
cresees tbe Growth and BxAUTTOftuaHAiB. It Is
a delightful drewing. It ersdicatea dandruff. It
prTet,t tbe Hair from turning gray. It keeps the
head cool, and glroa tbe bair a ricb. soft, glossy ap
pearance. It is the ai to Quiirrrrr and Qualjtt
",ltWM..7er "rrK" "t :irroT Aoo. and ia
sold by all Uruggiata and Country Stores at onl y 5o
Cenupcr iiuttle.
fes'sSbjisEerSair,
LYON'S
ATHURON
1.1 :....i.c 1. w.iilii tlluti: U11U.UIM..UI . -
1 '.. 1 I'.l'.ier..
1 ..r -iii :il nil llniff stores. (Iroeerii n4 le:ii
mr In "Meilicini-": nlo. wliolile and ret:ill ut
O-tHiitS t lMN'li'S, Wliolesale lrii(rif Uls.eur.
11II1 uml l.jberlv stnn t-i, l-iilslmrgh, V:i.
Ail'ili. AN ST.'i.M ( 11 EirrtllS MI'll. CO.,
S Oin.l i.l l.lbtrty ttMt.
l'lttsburu, ra.
PREMIUMS.
THE WILSON SHUTTLE
Sewing Machines
Ii'-civctl the raiid
PEIZE MEDAL
yn(j Medal of Honor
, , , ,
run thk
SewingMacliine
mi
tr ir.-ry O.injK-Uti.r, Kur..ie:in or American. 1 '
j , jr CMTTTT Ar. HO
,. . .
- ttuitjth nifeet,
Ai:NTrWA,a;i. pittsiurjrb, tm
oiiVitKvrox. ''
!
I- - -
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mm
!
ft- m
a
n
fx
etvs-r!r-''l
1 r7
1-1 A''
Dnnt
BEIvTTOJKT &c TITTLE, '
i. (Speppssora to UKNT0X .V W-VVX K).
DriVLjEKS IN .:i'" : , ,;
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Iron, .Vails, Class, putty, Horse Shoes, Leather, Sln.t Kin linjV, C!.i!ibe:n
'. ' "J ry p' l Carriages, AVash Machines and Wringers,
f 1 Vi'i u ItT r 'pt ti r 'r- rV, r 4- r-r-s i r. ,
-VV.l . 1 UULl U 1 t-AJj . liV t X JIlt IN 1 .1 NTS,
WAGON HUBS, SPOKES, AND FELLOWS,
II M-Ut.YI Xfl A'l isWitrr 'Pvviifvil 1 t ft t v t-w
? "-
v.-. vo aittl eiJLU -iVLMin r?f., l Oltlistowil, 1 fl.
S jii oiiii:s uy mail itmipri.Y killed.
Mii'l tltllK OU.. ' "
riFTH AVE?; UK
CLOTHING HALL,
! J'iTrSllUI.iilil'--
173. FAIT, STOCK lp
li.-Hr-l l. wr
linv-n.
'tin! :iy uOi.r h.-ii"' i:i H'" .'-
Your 0'.
. - t .
; Ii.t.ict.ts.
II Vii'li. hr f
I'll" "K'k r.lilft-a Vicu'.. !!',
lir: i til ir a.fiK : y;ivt-ti uti'i:
it li" in I
r-iill lift1,
m Wink.
J. HANNACH.
m I,U lu.-itf.l i;nr!'.!l fill. wil
ADAMS'
Pound Butter Case
-
SuppllKl f". Ml. Hi.fctrtum. KijI)I. I't
t .no. i'.. A." J. I'lti '!.. N-niBtrset i'u. I.
M. l..i :er!inu!ii fr.rf.inl jr.
U.A.iluXmi,II'PYklifJ..
Phlliulelpliia.
LOTZ'S PATENT .
115'
TJ
must m raiii.i: t:vi:i: invk.ntkh.
i I.Si A FT LI. l.iNK lK THK I. ATI'S T
j Stylos l-arlor, . 'liamti r.
IMnimf an l Offle
r urniturr.
fi-Njti w.irr.uti-J f.iti.'fiirtory in all r -pc'
. at
m;;1
0
CITY (HrN WORKS.
A Urf a-ir:ii-to M aisl Kr li r..al
im.fcle an.l ilou' le linrrei) Sa. (iun. Ilile.
lief.lvera, rufiln. h;on!iii( h":" ui Kuiiiun
'la.-kle. I'ail nn'i exioni:i? ray ?:-k. or su-l f'.r
1'riee lft. A'llr-",
. U. S( :ill I.'fE.
io Uiiertyjireet, Pr.n.iuiU.
f;.Ui'liirlu il.iut; mi fb..rt u-ilice. uctl
rj-'HK p.KST Pl'M I
If! THE WORLD!
THE AM LKU'AN SfUMKRltKU
IVitji ! Ac-.!.:.t;. .ti r'jir.c
Tlie Simj.U!'-. M'-nt I'liaeri'iil, KHitIUo. Iura
Mc, Keliai'ie nti'l I'ltciipesi rituiji in urn. .
It la in ule all uf Iron, and of a lew aiaiple part.
it s ill n . I h'rrrzr, aa no wnli-r rcui:iin In Ihe
pipe wlieu nut in acliiin.
Il has nr loalher or (tuni packing. a the suri,er
au.1 valves are aU ot iron.
Il seldom, 11 ever, reia Mt of iha
it wl!l n.r- e w.ilor !e.n tu t.i fei in il.c air. by
ailacluiiir a leu iwt M k
It Is ipmil fur wai;hi!; I'u'.-I ... Wtiel- in, w tier
Uv& Uurietiii, Kc.
lrrurr.lilie tbe .urmi :indixl.!ejtl wter.b.-i-iue
l is punned in tin: Iw.tum nl ttie wi-lL
Ttkms: ineb Ihimp. j"-. t twl.
1 - 1(: 4.V-.
Iiri-r ?iieJ I.i j r.-ifr;l..u.
WKV.VMi t l.ATT.
Sole Ai-ntit Iir Sikiuth--! ('..I'tity.
S;i.u:.r."el. 1 i .. i a 1.-:, 1ST' "
IXKU.VL POINT
PLANING MILL
33 .
A. Growall & Son.io1
- W are u.iw .nir.-.l to do a't kh: ef l l..i:ij !
:iuil Mnmenrtiii injrl lutfl llr.ir m i-n-inl. - j
lIlHtlMVil T
WKATiim; i.ohin.j
s vs I vvr i is t
wisixt 'A'amp roo; 1 ,'.i ':,s,'
In flwirt snTtliin renoriih- a I In h.ts.. l.siM.l
ias. All ..nl rs .r jinptlj fin -d. - .- ta.irC6
JOHN P. DEAN,
A V' Ta
(arprnlrrs an.l IUneki:iilhH ualit
ShovrU. SiiMda.- Kcjtkea. Sauihe. i
lines, torknanil Knltrs. together with j
a Inrice nnl vnrirU alurk of llnr.laare
a nt Cutlery, hallnble lr lav trade, al S.
greatly reelnrrel raleji. ' i
ulv i
t 'iTu..'.iri'i. ;' o i...-.' ...
T.nilE tH riZKMt Of l-EXNSYI.VANIA.
."I!.r "J,,el."'"n. '! "l"-, il,iy bo iled In H.e I'art
tnat tbe Natn.iiat H-ink an- new iirermr.-d i.. r
rrivu mbaeriptlona to the t:aIUI Stuck of tbe
. ..m.. .n..,., .ni.iiin;. 1 ne iunis reunzeo
fr.mi tbis source srelo be einplnvi- l In the erecti m
of tbe biiil.lm-s far tbe In erBullon il Kxliil.iti.m.
andtheeipensm cnnneetil wl:h the same. Jt l
eonndenlly believed that the Kerslmie Siute will
be represented hr tlie ntuie ol every eiiien alive
ti.trlotk eoiBtjumirraliim of the c bamtredtli
biitb.-day of tlie nation. Th sliares ot stock are
ottered f..r 10 e.-u-b, and sul-x-riticrs will rmivi a
handsomely steel eniinive.l Vr-liiiMO. ..f s:n..ir
t ..1 IWAjW
suiuble (Or IramiuK and pr.-s rvatiun as a na-.ioiiai !
uiem.iriiil. t
Interest at the r.ite of six p-r.-.-nt ., ruiiimm
will be pa d ou all pij im-m? ul t'anteutiUl Stock i
from dule of pavineiit to Janntr.- . r tii,
OuUcilUei. kiio are n-.t ui-a'r N ili..u.il Hank !
on reui(i a cuecj or (Hisioiliec order lo tlie tinier-
siiriteL
BKl. F1H1.KY. Twesnrer.
UJi Wnlntrt tit.. Phil.b lil.la.
fr4 A , ,H.r.,:.y.
A ifcutstrdntiw! ervr
AV W VVii',ia3.
r..nieii Hrs tree. '
Uo., St. l-iiuis, Jlo,
KMi.w s. Tirri.K
Qfoceriet and Cunfoctiontritt
Tlili !- la rrtrrr! HC. T. KbuaJt k. Hr..
wliu h oii)Tl Into llie ibi tDjmnout fromeri
room Id th plvre. Thejr n bm funnd In llr
Diw building. trDil iir fruiu the rarr.
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NOTIONS,
sgroceries;
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FLOURS.
lie sure tw rll ami see, and be oulne-l
C3 ed. I here are t.i many article kept for
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s'etiameralkia.
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SOIIKRSKT IIOVSF
SiinKitaa-r, ra.
July 17 a. w. knepper.
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. DAVIS k BRO'S
CHEAP
Grocery and Confectionery,
; ?0MF.RSi:T, PA.
1 .
S We.K-aire ta Inlurm the people or lhl e..ium
f nlty that e harepurrluwil'tl.. t.neTT an.1 1
j hHtLmery l H. F. Knrpiier. .. vi.ilte the
I H.ni. t l(.,ii.. .n.i k... -..i. i i J. ...... i
' ! the lrJ' f , atoekof (. kIs. W e sell all tbe
oesi oramise
1
. FI.OI'R,
i AND MEAL,
,
I fWrrEE,
I
i TEAS.
i
SIOAKS,
ItlUE, SYHfPS,
SUiLASSES.
FISH, SALT,
SPICES,
APPLES,
1 LA TORINO EXTRACTS,
PRIFO 4VND CANNED FRT'ITS.
ALSO,
COALt'lL, TilBAtHtl, CIOAES,
SNl'FK, DROOMS,
Bl'CKETS, THIS, ae.
All kinds Freucb aud eouuuoa
CANDIES, NITS. CRACKERS,
FANCKOAKES, PKSFl'MERT,
ArTDT.HI.ET ARTICLES,
CIM1!S. lKUSHKS,SOAP, ae.
Also an apartment of Tos, ae., ftirtne Utile j
b.lke.
If yoa war.t enjrlbbia; in t drovery and d
fce.iMT.T line sail at j
I
Davis' Cheap Jrocery,
OPPOSfTE THE bARJf ET HOt'SE.
nor. Hi,
I. .
A Urge and rmpI.t, x
Fall and Winter
iMtw" r,IPS
lin ss CJocIs
Felt Hklrt,
iroopWIiiP
1111 1 OK,
Cjilove,
Caluiu NniifAs
And Fftlt. ()tt
MKN' AND 10V?.
Clothing,
Boots nnrl oi.
- uuoes
HATS AND CAPS
ScC.
Underclothing f.,r Mea h:A ,v
Alarartat,!
HARDWARE
AND
QUEENSWARE,
Carpets, Oil Cloth. I
A large e.'itk J ln u'
SALT
Hv the Ihirrvl nrSntl
Prices as Low as Possibv
aTt i af t -BV x W
- lalalBK KB a.-.
j Somerset, Pa.
j let. 30.
j Men's, Youths' and BflvV
iCLOTHIM
UiAU TTUiLCr TV pz
Haafinir UHMflw tvu.eiatA.i b i.'
Ue pavt year. ar new rvuw u Ji
'our upntTHi PP.erruuO HDRLrw! k t
4flA NJCti-U r.,-... l -...I M .
' - ' " "imiliy aau .-nawrm. m
4UIIT of
ii ii u 1 1 i,i i iii it i nn ni fUTrTM
Tally e.nl. If ix t tiipcrior. bisiegmarr am
and Itaisli. t the test rle mi ssnsmiitv
Q
8
one-thlr-l less: l.utloral! wiw fn'.imw i
ment we hare an ruenMrs t -. a Lr-s5
eunstantljr suppile.1 wr.li l 3nr j-s. J
uuve e.ri-eul Ariir.lr (Uttr
CLOTHING
Of Our Own .tfanafaetii
Which we iur.1. n, bp .4 better qj
cheaper In PrU-e taaa ans oilier .-. is ix
KC'IIOOLKI'ITS
For Boys of All A:
'ool aud very Cheap:
OXE PRICE!
NO DEVIATIO!.
ill tell Kami n ft ki W-
TJELING,
FOLLANSBEE
fcC
121 Wood St., Cor. Fifth Ae
PITTSilsriM-SI p
IV-t. 3U
Cook & Beerits'
FAMILY 6E0CIE
Flour and Feed
STOBB1
We w.Mill nt ren--l'n, f2Tr.
frtemls and the paid Ir aenerailj-
rleinltT n( Soaienet. Umt we "T
i i T i Sti.ro on
MAIS CROSS STEM'
Ami in aiioiiiou i.'- '
We will iriitlettv t, t U '
louarrs wiili thw
HKST 1 I A L I T V
FAMILY FLOU
CORS-MEAl,
OATS' SUELlMc0
OATS Jt C0RSlB
r-ei
Ami ewvUiiint p.rllnln"M( 10
ment, at tbe
LOWEST POSSIBLE
CASH 0X1
..... .n ..lscted to1
... . . H
Dlassaare; Stoneware. Wo
Wbleliwewlll seUaasbeap
of all
Pleese sail, eiamine ur "".L
be aatisiled from yvu'
iKiu't lunret where we stay
NAINCKlS Street,
Oct. X lalt
Scawr'