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111 OUlllOlHOt J3.PiaiU.?ai;;, tltttte Democratic House of
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a LDESDA?
Uutherford B. Hayes
ELECTORAL TICKET.
ELKTOCt AT LABOE.
JJEJAJII IL BBEWMLK,
rtinadcli'buw
juny v.: chalfant.
All'Khcrj-
JOHN WIUS1I.
MCNET UISSTON'.
CUBLSTIAK J. HOFFMAN.
CHAS. T. JUSES.
EDWIN A. FITLLE.
BENJAMIN SMITH.
I. W. UABNARK.
. JACOB KNAR
. JUUX B. WAKFtL.
10. JUS EFtl THOMAS.
Jl. AKIOPABDKE.
ji lew ik I't nni:.
IS. En.S.SIIJJMAN.
14. WIIJ.IAMCALUKR.
11. MIL.ES W I E ACT.
14. S. W. KTARK WEAT1IF.K.
U. DANIEL J. JIOKKEIJ
1?. JEBEZfllAH LYONS.
n. WILLIAM HAY.
. WILLIAM CAMERON.
. J. B. IONLEY.
O. DANIEL O NEILL.
S3. WILLIAM NLUB.
U. ANI'hEW IS. BEUIIEH.
ii. SAMVEL M. JACSSUN.
W. JAMES WESTEBMAX
27. W. W. WILBt'R.
nATIONAL""TICKET
FOB ntESIPEXT
:UTIERF01tI) 13. HAYES.
FOB VICE niLSIDENT
WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
1OTLICAN STATE TICKET!
CONOSESS,
JACOB M. CAMTBELL.
f ENATE,
E. I. YUTZV.
COUNTY TICKET!
ASSEMBLY,
K. J. METERS,
.ALLEN S. WILL.
C. C. MUfcRELMAN,
DANIEL RTUFFT.
JHKtt nOcSE DIRECTOR,
SAM. SNYDER.
JCfcT COMMISSIONER,
nARLES T. nUNTEK.
I .sternal Revenue Commissioner
1aum has issued a circular instruct
inj the proper government official
. proceed against all persons guilu
of defrauding the revenue by failing
to make adequate income returns
Mr. Tilden may as well walk up t
tbe Captain's office at once, and
"wttle.
One of tbe early Democratic lie
ef tko campaign was tbat Robert Lir -coln,
tbe 6on of ex-President Lincoln
had "declared Tor Tilden and ITend
ricks." On Tuesday last Mr. Lin
-o!n and ex-Speaker Biaine address
ed five acres of Republicans on the
Tippecanoe battle Geld in Indiana,
uad strange to say not a Democratic
pnper ia tbe country Las yet learned
the fact.
The Republican State Central
Committee of Indiana beld a meeting
at Indianapolis on Friday last Tb
3ttendance was large, and cheering
rettoru tverc re.x-ived from ai: pivrt
of the State. After a full eomparisot
of notes the following announcement
was made : "It seems safe to say thai
Harrison will be elected Governor
irom 4,000 to C,00t).
We have been bearing a great
cenl of Democratic bluster alout the
f.fty thousand and more majority,
v tiob it was claimed tbat party bad
obtained in Arkaa?as at tbe late elec
tion. Well, tbe official returns from
n!l virrt two email counties Lave been
recrlved, iid they give Miller, (Dem.)
tO.Sti. Bishop, (.Rep.) C6.73S. Mil
ler's majority, 30.CC0. The Demo
eratic majority io 174 was 7C, 403
How do these viraggarts account for
tbe loss of over 40.0JJ in their ma
jority? ...
Said Col. Ingersoll in Lis Cooper
iaptitute speech: "The Republican
party comes to you with its record
-open, nd asks every man, woman,
&sd obtid in the broad country to
read its every word. Atsd I say to
you that there is not a line, a para
graph or a page of that record that is
Tiotonly an honor to the Republican
party, but to the human race. On
cverr.p age of that record is written
scsie great and glorious action, done
e ither ior the liberty of man or the
prescrTatim of onr common country.
VTe ak everybody to read its er ery
word. Tbe Democratic party comes
before you with its record closed, re
cording every, blot, . and blur, and
s'.ain and treason and slander and ma
lignity, and asks yoa not to read a
single word, but to be kind enough
to take its infamous protcitcs for tbe
future. Allow me to fay here that
character, goed character, rests upon
a record, smd not upon a prospeetas."
Ji-k y '
! Wi iu&ireruatlT sabi. tue time
j Representative Lad accomplished
nothing dunn the last session. c
' HA'iiin of oil!-r .f i-ual it.l!n. fi' -
,-Nwmiw iutii nave the bloody
'fchirt in the Noril.. but it i patriot-
i icand pk-turwue business in tbe
,. . t t - nm
SoJth. Mr. ebnlou B. ence, Iem-
ocratic candidate for Governor in
North Carolina, at a recent political
meetiog reminded those present that
ail tne urate eoumern neroes uo
dipped Ibcir bands in Union blood
are for reform and Tilden. Ito about
tbe first truth Zebulon ban ottered
during tbe campaign.
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Those who thick there is no dan
ger of tbe presentation and allowance
of Southern war and slave claims in
case of Democratic success, are inri-
ledtoDotice tbe fact tbat Missouri,
Marvland, aud otLer Southern States
have appointed Commissioners o io -
dex rebel demands and prepare them
j for presentation to the Nation! Con-
I gres. Here is the form of certificate
'given to the Missouri claimant
No..
It is hereby certified that tbe State
of Missouri is indebted to in tbe
sum of , on account of-: . This
certificate is not payable by tbe State
until after the claim of said has
been presented to the United Stales
Government, and tbe amount allowed
aud paid to tba Slate, and then ouly
for the actual amount received from
ibe United States Government.
City of JefTerson Mo., ,1s .
; - i . , Gov. of Missouri.
Icting q. M. Gen. of Missouri.
The claims already allowed by the
Missouri commission amount to vitjht
mill inn of dollars.
Kin tri.-b tint r vain 4 K S5in
was no where when, compared with
.hi- Democratic manipulators of our
neighboring town of Bedford. When
the Democratic Nominating Couuty
Convention assembled ia that aucient
village, a few weeks since, it was tele-
graphed to llarrisburg and other
points, that Vr. C. N. Hickok was tbe
choice of tbe Convention for Senator,
but "the other fellow" (a yonncr saw
booea, whose nane has escaped us)
e?nijied that Le Lad a majority of
.be voles, and so it proved, and the
other Doctor was incontinently lert
on the ragged edge.
But the manipulators aforesaid rose
to the greatness of tbe emergency ;
they were not to be baffled by the
wishes of the people, os expressed
ih rough the votes of their delegates,
and so by tbe time the district confer
ence met last week, the "otbT fellow"
bad discovered that be was too
young to be entitled to sucb an hon
r, and threw up the sponge, where
upon Dr. Hickok was unanimously
nominated.
Dr. Hickok is a clever gentleman,
whose chief strength is supposed to
be in tbe fact that be belongs to all
'be secret societies in the country, but
be will scarcely run votes enough in
be district to make it interesting to
Col. Yutzv.
The Somerset Democrat persist
uily clicks to the exploded falsehood
nbout Governor Hayes' tax return,
which all decent journals dropped,
immediately after the proof of its
falseness was given, and attempts to
Wster itself up, by a quotation from
the Chicago Times, which, it sug
gests, we do not get to see. We ad
nit with humility, that we are not
quite as familiar with the Timr as
ur youtiiful neighbors appear to be,
and also that we have never esteemed
tt as high political authority, betas
bey (judging itam their frequent ci
atioa of it) do rpaear to think other
wise, we beg to call thtyr intention
0 the fact tiat tbat disiiugv.ied
Democratic (now Tilden) organ said
if Tilden before bis nomination : "He
s a rebel yoipatLUer, a betrayer of
ubl:c aad private trusts, a railroad
wrecker, an associate of Tweed, and
1 fciiani reformer." These charges
bare all since been proven to be true,
an 1 yet in fuce 0 the proof tbe Chi
cago Tiinr and its admirer and fol
lower the Somerset J guMxroi are
f iip.rini lha nnn ntrv 1.1 itnt Tililon
'Sance for tbe "oose is t atu? for He
gander" is an old
adage a LicL we
: i. t. - it ,i .i... ;i.r!lir l.nt. it Win i. (Ip.nair. Tba ; Th unlit iral iwit id Loi iuz bere. made aUroail. Ibis tbe iristi ac-dute peaceiuj gaiennir. aee ! thousands or more wuole and utraa- citr ibi eve.,iii h iknu t..un . ... I 1-1 ntn I P4: .
' ,fa ,i r ! Uin nIHmi iext.lanation wbicb judce Sinnott furioulT that is, tne Republican , auowledtje, hhoub ibpircratk hotrtbo aimort deilwh manner in wbieb KeM gathering there to witoe tbe ; uuk-tof Wbnr, the wu-bin.j '-'TeCIOry.
!tnrooltUf.low.Dg ter Uing Uigb?. i8 a n.uuuf-cur.r, l,imlf .ubu-rfu.re, preraricatiun. and Ulee- f.u, Tenbroeck m m.ke hU ruu SelL,.,, vtmm , , ' "i V '
neU genOtneu to tbe h public , tffer. mdui it to Ulieie lbat lte cvt,r.wUre ,a tbU city aud a Tb.ak vT biiuutf ibe buUV - eyt- fur-1 b.Kd i. ud to drprive tbe br. o-: .iust tiui. Fril ,crafi made f ,ur ai,..ui f .,ir k -.,,z..j'; tit'
party : General Bank, Bepreeaia-, i7eula--d little rascal actually kept 5 nd lbere neer was I litnw iu uifiiu i LOW yard V of bu rlrfbi of auffra. Ve,mi!ee io lt74 at Sarw, 10 7:1(1$. .!. ii-u-i.-.B-.i. pi,m iililflClelpllia
ive Seelye, Senatcr IJooih, Cdtl baik tii tax kuowiujclj "id dt-sig- lau.u, feeling among tbe llepub- Ttii tP ha. . ibe nieu are ilmg.Jt: read tbe alju t vdeiiHtiiaC ; iba it fa Immo tn!rbt that - rear ruvm ..u a wi . ,,,. i Tb
S -i-uri: Senator Feo'on Ieitt CVaedi. Iirave: "Ue did not tril j ilCans in New Vork aa now. U U s- A snciLK.""' t madeTo au irfuoraat and veo0eful j time could not (jo equaled auU up to afirr y....0ir l.roiber ..f ,h b-1'"-- ZZTIm'T'IVi
UnU-Cu ("banner M iv,w. Sua- -: "tbe'borc.'r inductor be bad paid perfectly wild-delightfally o. The; t pitiful cane wf -l.-.de,truc ll" "Xf " df UhMB ... c.o. t... be bk. I( ...o,.::?;:'
i,i.u.m,(i, v uauu -1 , , , ... , , , ..luieet ugs at Cooper Institute and at 1 ... . means .bat mat lend to tbe accom-, even evening, but to-day, w ib meut, bdvmg rranfd t.. .h !l .1. rran., , h,,.. V.
let Mattheaf. Oetieral C.x of Oti,., ."bH fare, b.it be krpl blH l.aude iu ... , . r,: ; nr.,.:klvr, l,",n "."' to A" r"?',Jr- . .Al nliebmeut of tbe deaired birt. R..L .l..r .k, .,..1 't n..r ' ' 1.;. le . to ,,, .U",,V.
(J,...rl Tm-iI- .flow, -nd t!,...- "HH-keu and lu..k.M uuco.-t n.f.lly at , eroilUIUCOlWt wd wtre entbus.- ;.w' l '7 -wo." toe w noi.U.y, to the swift. tha people of Kentucky put their the harKl, and tbof e..-.p.d fr. J i,i"I'y0p,o,h'''r'''
commendtotbe study cftLe young t(jijer ff tkh josyrcs his election, and
editors erf tfa Democrat. If the testi- lhpJ. Bre ,ouej t0 ejm jiampton. or
monv of the ChbefO liwm is rom-j destroy the State, boih of which siic
peteat evidence apsiust Governor wall save tbeu. frota punista-
Hayes, it certainly U, aga-jst Sbara-i ment. Senator ratterson sarg tbat
my Tilden. ! UB5Css tbey have immediate help no
Wj: believe, and thousands of otL-1
ers with us, tbat the men of the
South eonteu&.te making good their
i lofcees during tbe wcx by a raid on
i.i - . i m .
I toe - ationai ireasnry. irur reason
for believing it is, that a nunivyr uS
Southern Members of Congress have
introduced bills there are one bun- j not whisper reaches tbe north,
dred and eighty of them on file which j pbe latest accounts from South
inrol-e an expenditure cf many mil-j Carolina prove tbe trvlh of our asser
lions of dollars. Of course the mem-J ncsToes were tie
oers woo lutroautea tneso bius w"l!8f-gressor8 in the recent trovbles. In
vote tor them, and it is not a violent j uio, received at Washington
presumption tbat other members will 'Ules tt froo thirty t0 0DU buo.
also vote for tbem. Tbe qnestion of
grave moment to the tax payers
who wi'd rote for them ? If those bills
are prejMjsterous ana wrong, do can-;
didate should hesitate to say that Le
will not rote for them. If, on the
other Land, a candidate does not con-
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session of Congress, and will ba in
tbe next one. He is a candidate for
re-election, and be knowa all about
these bills. Let fcim speak cp. Will
be rote for them f ' -
eioer mem wrong, ana is inclined to ;.rm o( the Government is not inter
vote for them, U voter ought to I i0M!(j t0 put ,n end l0 lhe 0eDd;8h
know what be aeaos to do. Now, operalOM .GermanUjirn Telegr opJ,.
nan. John Ueilly was in tbe last!
Tiir Viir Yurie Tribune baa MOtfd
up for Til den honesty a good while, I
and lasted tLat be would yet .r.-j
plain thai income business sausiac-.
Vih ci nr. t tie aine. u lie tne con -
. 1 .. .1 t. - i
gcnerallv auu to put Ltm t,ff tbe
0 ... .
! -r. When tbe American
tben tne American pecpie
! "find bitn rnnniog aa reform candi-
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j for He IMdency they ar
i " f"r lhe wher n"n "
They are having a regular old
time Tippecanoe campaign in In.di
ana, and the excitement is said to
even excel that of tbe memorable
campaign of 1840. Smaller, of the
A. )' 2W'ewibu8 descrioes one of
the political processions : "There are
huge wacn? built up with boards in
i PJrani
idal fashion to make seats for
i Pretly irla dressed in while, and
'weariog coronets of gilt pasteboard.
!The-v represent, of course, tbe States
of ltjC Union- 0ae of tbese ?rent
i" "Bh a canoPr uPn w nicn
j f am1fi ,he ''wUon of Liberty, hold
ng fust to a young tree that towers
up to an astonishing height, and
(lings out the Stars and Stripes from
below its leafy crown. Another
wagon coutains two or three dozen
gray-haired men who' voted for Har
rison in IS 10, and are going to vote
fur his grandson in 1S76. In another
there is a glee club of youDg ladies
and gentlemen singing campaign
songs to the accompaniment of a cabi
net organ and a key bugle. A lutle
white and blue cotion cloth for dra
pery, with evergreens, flowers, ban
ners, and mottoes, gives a gala look
to these processional wagons, which
crowd the tstreet as far as we can 6ce.
(Quaintest of tbem all is one support-
! iniT a veritable k e cabin. Smok-is-
!SBCil frm the sti(,t cbimiif-y, and
! C00D bkiu3 ttre nailed upon the walls,
' i:i. .t.. r . i- i
wuue on wie roo. i.m a live eooc, wuo
ajipears to le trying to climb a sap
ling to get at a frightened and woful-
j looking Democratic rooster that is
lied to a branch. As our barouche
makes its way tbrogh the crowds
the people in tbe vehicles, on tbe
sidewalks and at the windows of the
houses cheer their candidate Tocifer
ouely, aud be responds to thetr greet
ings with smiles and bows. The
little town is full of music, dust, and
noise."
The Terrorism ia Nvatll 4'arollaa.
A dispatch from Washington, dated
the 20tb inst.,comraunicates this fear
ful intelligence ;
"Senator Patterson arrived here
this morniug from South Carolina to
appeal for more help to protect tbe
voters, and prevent the terrorism
wb'cb prevails over the whole State.
Governor Chamlicrlain and United
States Marshal Wallace 'and others
will arrive to-morrow. An old resi
dent of Columbia told tbe Senator
last week that be could not speak to
bim on tbe street if he met bim. He
said that the excitement and feeling
was far worse than it- was in 18(10
and the days of sesession, and it was
dangerous even to speak to a radical.
Judge Coke, who bas acted with tbe
Republicans, made a speech not long
sioce advocating Wade Hampton fur
Governor and Tilden for President,
excusing himself by saying that he
was forced to do so from tbe feelings
of tbe people, to save bis property
and perhaps his life. Tbe whole
white mala Democratic population is
completely armed, aud large consign
ments of rifles, revolvers and knives
are teceived constantly, yet no dealer
will sell a Republican even a knife
Tbe very boys are nrmed, and the
boys of the Military School at Col
umbia openly wear their revolvers
belied around them. The Senator
says that full twenty tbousaad men
armed and mounted, are thoroughly
petrolling tbe State, uuder the direc
and coituacd of Hamburg Butler,
and tbcie I'xa a.e not only armed,
but completely organized aud drilled.
Tbe people express themselves open
ly in favor of a fight, and say they
don't care a for the Uuiu-d
Spates, the troops or the north, but
tbey are ready aud anxious to clean
out all the troops that Grant can
send. They say that if tbey do have
: any trouble that Tilden will carr?
, Xnioca, Ohio and New York in Oc-
tuiorea man will dare to move or
talw. Ui, less to vote, and if Indiana
goes Deiuotxttc that South Caroiiua,
North Carolina and Florida will fol j
low when there will b cc outbreak
io, uen mere wilt ue cc owv.reaK,
wbich will almost be one of ester-,
lination to the Republicans. Mur-
der,e are dene every dov, of w hich
"iiih iMiiiKiciiir i 1 ik 1 nn : mm 11 inn . r lAVfr.i t nu ntf - - iiii tu? uatur l j liivt niriiiiLr miti
, dred nesrroes Lave been killed durinjr!cau"afford it Bv all means' com
the past week in the vicinity of Aikin.
! anJ ehows tJjt wbite9 ,re CWTf,
iD,0ut their orieinal determination
to control of the State by killing off
Republican voters. At this rate
their success ia assured if the atronr
The man on tbe fence in Ohio and
Indiana is having a warm time of it
now. Both parties are shaking bis
roost violently enough to jerk his
head off.
I
New VtEE, Sept. SO, ISTo
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1 lns in tnc warus are nuuumui.;
llari'f- nd f iithusiustic. and ; wbiil : is
taking held
character 1
-h a
bel,ler- lLe be" ""
and ruauiuK tbem.,,,. Tbe
,h .,,.... .H;.t,- U Am-h as
to bring oat the efforts of tbe lest
citizen;, who see in tbe nominations
of tbe party, the best evtdeuces tbat
its pledge of good government will be
carried oat.
tUC UUI.-U
The Democracy cannot get up en -
thusiasm. There is no disguising
the fan, Tilden is unpopular among
them. The thieves don't like bitn
becanse he has been so selfish as to
desert them when danger came, after
affiliating with tbem io their days of
prosperity, and honest Democrats
distrust hirn, because they know who
bis associates were in tbe days of tbe
ring, aud tbe influences tbat wjuld
control him were he elected. In
Albany he is tbe most unpopular
man whoever occupied tbe Guberna
torial chair. His dodging bis income
tax, his unqestionable conneciion
with tbe Tweed ring, and hisiuordin
ate, unscrupulous selfishness, make
him as unpromising a candidate as
could have been put up, for popular
suffran-p. As a manacer in the in
terests of other men, he is unequalled,
but honest men with whom be bas
bad dealings dread t3 see bim at the
bead of affairs. He bas attempted
an explanation of his dodging bis in
come tax, bnt it is a lame affair. The
fact is patent, tbat he is worth mil
lions, all of which was made duriDg
the years this tax was levied, and be
never returned as much a9 would
have been tbe income of a moderate
ly small lawyer. He pettifogs it, as
he does every.hing.
business
Is blooming and everybodj "feels
good, the merchants are over-run
with uade, aud the complaiog no w is,
that customers cannot be attended to.
Throngs of southern and western
people are here, many of tbem sight
seeing, but more making glad the
hearts of the merchants by bujiur.
The streets are crowed with trucks,!
as in the good old days, and the piles
of boxes oi the side-walks are appal
iug to all tot those who are rolling
tbem. Tbe hotels for the first time
in three years are crowded, tbe daily
arrivals occupying five and six col
umns in the papers, run iu solid in
very small type, and this, only of tbe
leading bouses. New York begins
to look like tbe old city again. All
tla's indicates the revival of confi
dence tbat we bave been hoping for.
Now let tbe growling stop in he
country let us all put our shoulders
to the wheel, and go to work to ' do
something. Tbe bard times are over
just as soon as people say so, ana
act as though they believe it. It you
have a bouse to build and can afford
it, bnild it The sqn is going to rise
just as many times this year as ever,
and everything is going to go on
aa usual. Tbe crops are averaging
well, tbere is money enough and to
spare, and all that is needed, is to
get rid of tbe senselessc scare, and
with confidence go on. This is all
that is necessary to make good limes.
Tbere are reasons why we should
uot let business go by the board if it
can be avoided We have streets to
till, farms to settle, and population to
attract. Tbere was a steady stream
of emigration flowing into the conn
try, t.be most with money, and all
with labor, all of wbicb ceased the
moment tbe cry of "bard times" was
raised. This stream ' we ought to
get flowing again as soon as possible.
The shortest way to do it, is to get
to doing something. There are mil
lions of Germans, French, English,
Irish and Scotcb wbo want to come
the moment we can say "good times"
to tbem. We can bave good times
always if we will. I want to see tbe
ships coming again, and uuloadiog
their cargoes of human freight, to go
west and fill up tbe praries of that
blessed country. Stop croaking, aud
inaugurate a new-era, and don't
waste any time about it.
ON THK WAY TO THE CENTENNIAL.
I have received many letters 'from
your readers, inquiring specifically
as to what board cau be bad in New
York, and where. In anwer let me
say, that board in respectable houses
can be bad at from $4 to $10 a week,
and if you want better rooms, say
from $10 to 14,to get these rates go
iuto any bouse that bas a card up,
anywhere on Lay 'ayette place, Tenth,
Eleventh, Twelfth" or Thirteenth
streets, Clinton place, Waverly place,
or any street in that locality." Suto
that yon want rooms tor a week,
and possibly for less time, and make
your contract for such time as you
stay, also much a day, then you
cau stay as long as you choose aud
only be compelled to pay fur what
you have. Be careful to make your
stipulations. Go on any of these
streets, not farther east than Second
Avenue, nor west than Sixth Avenue.
All these run east and west. Ar
range so as to get into New York or
Philadelphia in tbe morning, ibis
win give you a chance to get willed
without submitting to a swindle for
one night Takes train that will
bring yon in' fn the morning. All
tbat bare said about New York
will apply equally to Philadelphia.
Rooms without board, in either citv
can be had for from $ i to M per week.
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J"" w g our eatiug
1 J uu " uta V
tasmay seem good to vou. At rea-
tj raunt and eating houses the price
of each dish is stated, so tbat you cau
eat expensively or cheaply as you
elect. By care, and tokiOf time you
may live as cheaply aa yoa "please,
and have your slay extended. You
can by care make a hundred dollars
take Tun twice the time that it will
; by carelessness. And bear this in
mind, yoa want to stay as long as
you caa. Ther,a jp enoug there 'to
keep you profitably a wont); if you
This exposition, properly observed, is
liber' education.
THE MARKSMEN.
Once mora tbi 4.mericau have
beaten tbe Irish, and tbe Yankee
Team may safely flairn to be the best
in the world. They bre met teams
from almost every country tbat pays
attention to rifle shooting, and : sa ve
never yet been beaten. The Irish
bave crowded them the closest, but
tbey bave managed to git a way
with tbem every time, aud probably
always will. The effect of these
matches are being fell all over tbe
country. Rifle clubs are bein? or-1
ganized erery where,, and probably '
W Mtrt
1 1.
1 thia snort will have aa extensive
run aa base-ball. One point io the
game is tuc superiority e -nuericau
. t . " - k a :
arms, e mr rules are Dcuer annpie.j
,10 ioug ruugi- suoouutc iuuu uj
a. 1. . 1 . 1
nave urcu cous.ut-re.i lue
r... ... t !m. A.,Wfi - . Snl rtflri.r. aA..
'"V tJ the
i ,a dlTffu
Itereat oujibe mdebledoeas she assum-
ed. and exp.ctingto sell stock, as tbe
payments became due to meet them.
The real estate depreciated in ' value
two years ago, so that it would not
sell for uiare than half tbe mortgage,
her stock shrunk aim st a half, " and
j berdivjdeLd;4shfQnkto00thing. WLen
ber notes came due, tne ' n jWers
pushed her, aud ia short, ia eoose
sequence of tbe unfortunate purchase,
she found tbat sbe would be left ab-
solutely penniless. -Everything she ' seamen hesitate not to openly de
had in tbe world would be taken from jnounce the deinagogisui of Randall,
ber, and be, at tbe age of sixty, ac- Cox, Morrison, etc., and to recognize
customed to an -easy,-; pleasant life. tbe haudofLaman Gordon.Blackburn,
with uotbiog to depend upon,; would U-t id oHine genvx, who, failiugto hold
be thrown out opou tbe wrld help- their own tinder their traitorous flag,
less. She had no friends to ! depeud (seek to wreak their hellish malice
upon and nothing but the alms bouse through . sources honorable men
was before ber. She went to ber would blush to use. .
room, put upou iier table, tbe deeds I ' If they don't . vote the ticket,"
which bad ruiued ber. her certificates I shout.i Gray, in South Carolina,
of stock, on wbicb uo dividends had "shoot them down," add the Kepub
beeu paid, und all "-her worthless lican meeting at Oktifioeiha Miss
securities, and fastening a eord to a.
book iu tbe wan, nung nerseti. Mie
was found dead tbe next day.: She
left no letter the ouly explanation
was ibe pile of worthless securities,
but tbey told ibe story well enough.
And now comes tbe curious pan of
it. The day ber body was discover
ed, tbere came to ber address a 'noti
fication tbat an estate in ' Scotland,
wbicb bad been in litigation for
years, aud of which she had given up
hopes years ago, bad been settled,
and that she was eutiiled to $00 000
which she could bave upon receipt of
a power of attorney to draw it. Had
bhe only waited two days. When I
make up my mind to commit suicide
1 shall always wail two days.
' PlF.TRU
UI R WAKIII.4;TOS l.ETlKH.
Washington, D. C.Sept 30, 1.S7J3.
A mutual bauk lusurauee against
losses by burglary aud robbery will I h
proposed ti4bu con vention of bank
ers to assemble iu Philadelphia Octo
ber tbe od. ibis will lie ol cousidera-.
ble interest to bunks as also tbe pub
lie. Burglary of banks in large cities,
and burglary and robbery ia towns:,
is becoming more common each year,
anu is iu fuel reduced to a scieoce.
The proposition is to establish in con
nection with tbe bauk department of
tbe Treasury, a mutual bank insur
ance agaiust losses by burglary, rob
bery aud perhaps by fire, the lo- of
any one bank from these causes to be
made up by all the banks belongiog
to tbe association, according to the
amount insured by each. In this
way uo bank can have any considera
ble lo.-s from these causes, and, when
a loss occurs tbe tax upou each so io
sured would be trifling. ,Ry keeping
a standing reward for tbe disclosure
of ail contemplated burglaries, aud
robberies, these crimes, may in nu
merous instances be exposed aud tbe
loss of money, aud ofteu of valuable
lives, be prevented' Bui pel baps the
most useful public effect would be to
increase the circulation : of money.
For fear tbat tbe banks may b rob
bed, large numbers of people keep
ibeir money iu safes, iu safe deposits,
aud bid away in supposed safe places.
Bui if all bauks are insured agaiost
burglary, doubtless these , unliious
would be deposited iu tbe banks, to
be put into circulation. - Tbe propo
sition is well worib the cousideratiou
of banks as w ell as tbe public. Per
haps this siugle increase of tbe circu
lating medium would be equal to all
demauds of tbe Couutry. .
Following sharply upon Mr. Til-
den's example of swearing ia bis in
come at $1 11, wbeu bis own broker
bas shown that in 1802 be bought
and sold hundreds of thousands wortb
of various railroad stocks netting him
betweeu $40.000-and $30,000; aud
paying iu '63 aud '6 $15 000 and
$10 000 respectively when tbe books
of the same broker show that be must
bave ootied at tbe least' $250,000
each year aside from the hundreds of
thousands gathered from other
sources (for we would not charge bint
wuo stealiujr) tbat go ' to form the
seven or e:gbt millions be bas of late
years beeo credited witb possessing.
Mr. Drew, the Confederate candidate
for Goveruor in Florida ruuniug
there on his record as a Confederate,
and duuouuciog any stotemeui to tbe
contrary, is sfuwo on tbe records of
the Court of Claims iu this city, to
bave sworn tbat be never aided or
abetted tbe rebellion, aud so fully sat
isfied tbe demauds of that Court for
proof of Dis loyalty during tbe rebel
lion, that it awarded aud paid bim
ibe tutu of ? .", t00 for two hundred
bales of cottou represented as taken
from him ut Savannah, Ga. Trulv
has it been written, "the Southern
rebel will hereafter rank as the cheek
iest individual upon record."' It is
dilliculi to conceive of aoyibiug more
audacious than the unreconstructed
Southerner. For effroutery and bra
zen iuipudeuce, for elasticity of con
science aud unmitigated falsification
in the face of recorded a (li davit aud
unimpeachable w itness, tbe "scions of
the cbivairic South" surpass even the
doughty deeds of Tilden. Tammany,
aud tbe devil. , , , . .,
Then satisfied that the North was
to tbe last degree helpless s gainst her
machinations, the South boldly threw
off her mask, and fired on the flag a
Kosciusko, Steuben, Lafayette and
Washington bad made glorious - be
fore two continents. Mr. Lincoln
then wrote: -We are fighting to es
tablish order, and wiih order, liberty;
tbe liberty of tbe conquered will re
main aei inrjirt aa that ,f rht fimhitr.
ors," The storr of the rebellion heeds!
uo repiti'.iun bere. At balf-a-million
hearthstones reminders may be Yon ad;
and ih ihe governmental cemetaries
sleep the most' gallant armies 'of. the
worfy,' beayily-laden ' wltbT rfpendd
honors, aud honoring her "tbefdied
'.o save. j)uta ball-score rears Da
i ' . . -T
re veers Dare :
eiapsea, ana wbat do we seef ft i;
not a states prison offence to learn the
ex-stare to read, neither do ' we fee
the plauter offering npon the block his
own con r daughter, r the separa
tion of beart-brokeu families, but we I
tf the man - wbo nresomea to sar
MV W ILIICM lilB 4KaaJBHkMI VI 14 I IIIH 'lif V 1 IJT
augbtngainstthe "sacred institution,"
now presented under tbe specios guise
of opposition to centralization." ' We
see tne almost daily flogging and
murdering of our citizens both white
aud black, for darim t r.ri tKint
d rote in opposition to the dictum
a;otthosj who fired on Sumter, of;
those who controlled tie exchanges, '
' .1 t . t i .
: auu jurveu jv,uv loyai men ra:
. ucatii. . e fee mis in lor est turning
; uuwm ubvikiiuus, auu arnica, to inula-
we
. iMirii, ,,..ilt ,v
in s
.
cxeiauiauou, and paticuily toil and
wai.i 'The peoples who make p
irAbe pe.Iei of sufTering an
;,.. '' r "
progress
d com
No! "We will never suffer tbe South Io
Iks master,
If keenly we Jong for both peace and
repose, -
. And are securely rrsolved to avert all
disaster. "
And shelter tbe I'nioo from treaclierou
foes." ,
out under the protection of the Brit
ish flag restricted the use of every
dollar appropriated, aud tbe suffermar
I being in violation of the spirit of that.
romaiiua, resulted iu four negroes
i beiuir killed aud several wounded
The county Leinir larirel v ReDuhliean
"reform" is necessary to tbe success
of the movement in the "Solid South"
toward the peonage.or re-enslavement,
fully determined on, and already com
menced1, ih Georgia and oiber South
ern States.
DELTA.
l"OI.ITItAL.OTF.H.
John Cooke, of Yirgiuia has been
renominated by the Democrats for
Congress. His Republican opponent
is J, B. Segar. a venerable old line
Wnig, who was loyal to the Uuioo.
Of his opponent Goode, in a speech
just delivered, said: "Can you cast
your vote for the man who sat in
C'lOgressio 1801, and voted men and
money to aid iu preserving tbe Uu
iou?" Tbo Ciuciuoali Enquirer, good
Democratic authority; if there is any
m esdio, saiti tiune .: inaeu as a
reiormer is goou. it wouiU lie a
diilicult matter to Sud a finer speci-
men of tbe human wolt than tnis re
markable Tttuimany politician, rail
road undertaker, and conscienceless
attorney." And this is why the
J-lnijuircr has not the face to sav now
iriat the Allen Democrats ia Ohio
will vole for this "human wolf."
The Burlington Democrats are ad
dicted to throwing rotton eggs at Re
publican processions. This bas led
t nnexccted results, which tbe
nrlt'tr meutiotis in this way:
"Wbeu a Burlington Democrat comes
borne very late now he doesn't get
bis pillow pounded up to suit him be
fore bis wife sits bolt upright in lied.
M'ff! m'ff! m'ff! What does smell so?
M'fH My goodness, if you havn't
been out pelting a Republican proces-
i sion again. . ow climb right out of
! this bed and wash your biads this
minute Ugg, how I (ft hate politics.' "
As a specimen of tie blazen-faced
lies of the "reform"orians, the N. Y.
World says: "Though Congress
granted $1:1000,000 for the support
of the Navy, Mr. Robeson says be
bas no money to pay," and places five
hundred of tbe best men in tbe Navy
on starvation pay." Tbe Coufed
House, in its efforts to cripple the gal
lant little ' navy that so thoroughly
blockaded Southern ports duriug tbe
rebellion sank the Alabama and eveu
out witied Jeff. Davis, wbo sought
success by seudiog his commissioners
Secretary Cameron explained bis
Southern policy to the Nevada (told
lli'd tucx: "Our idea is only to see
a fair election. If a negro wishes to
vote the Republican ticket, we pro
pose to bave bun vote it, i! we bave
lo march every United States soldier
;n tbe South to tbe poll to protect I
bim. , But we will give the same
protection to negroes wbo wish to
vote tbe Democratic . ticket. We
waul a fair election that is all."
The Chicago 1'ribune prints sta
tistics showing tbat the Democrats
bave carried ludiaua iu six out of
ibe last ten Octobei elections, and
says, ' Siuce 18GM ludiaua has been
a Deniociatie state acd if tbat party
carry it ou tbe 10th of October, they
will merely bold tbeir own; if tbey
lose it, the Republicans will bave
gained a-Dem-.cratic State. As the
canvass now looks to us, Gen.. Harri
son will be elected governor."
The .New York paper handle Til
den's explanation of ibe lucouie taxes
without gloves. The Utica Herald
sayr: "We bave uot tbe least hesita
tion iu declaring, afier a thorough ex
amination of the explanation, that it
is miserably inadequate, and totally
tails to meet the serious charge wbicb
confronts bim. . It does not set asio
giepoiut at rest in tbia damnable
charge.. If tbis is all tbere is to be
said ou tbe subject from tbat side of
tbe house Mr. Tilden is virtually out
of the canvass."
: Mr. Tilden's explanation of his rea
son for refusing to r port bis income
af.er 1 802, is not creditable to his
patriotism or his sagacity. He says
"he received no ravor irom govern
ment officers, and asked none. He
did nmhing but pay all they imposed
on him." Tbis is quite coppery? iu
flavor. It seems ;o show Mr. Tilden
looked upon tbe government officers
as his natural enemies. lie was- au
bumble citizen wbo bore the imposi
tion. This ought nrt to make any
roan votes for the Presidency, and it
wilt not, except, perhaps, io the solid
Sooth Cincinnati Commercial. ,
j ' Tbe Cincinnati Commercial, in re-
viewing the political simatiooin Ohio,
says: "Ubio win not go 1'emocratic in
October or November.-' Tilden will
ret the votes' of a" few lard-money
Democrats' w bo last year " Vdted for
naves; and there may be, iu two1 or
wee iocaHite. a loss ol a tew er-
" p.---
German rote stands arm and otate
candidates of the Republicans wjl)
get the country rote that was gather
ed last year by Allen and pary a
decisive majority; and then when the
presidential election' pomes there
a ijl be a grand Republican rush-",
'i 't: OTWaanaaawaaaw '
Yooug Jim Bennett, cf tbe JJcrold
has been '. nominated for Mayor of
New York by tbe Labor Union of
that City. Bennett is a laboring man,
baring fpent $200,000 In tbe yacht
business.and is the best polo player in
the country. ' ". , .. , - ,
v . w
.0EI5TIXIS, a.y.. Sept 27 Tn:
grounds or tbe LouisviIIo Jojkey
viiio were more tbao crowded to-uy,
money on tbe horse, letting Btranirers
; look after time. Add was eutered in
.: wuu icuuroeea, auu in tue
aead off led biu-half a length. He'
soon took secoud place, aud from then
on steadily dropped bebiud. The
first mile wad made in verT slow '
Ih. WM.LM ... .. I. T I . l .1- .1
tune 1:5??. Harper, Teubroeck'a
. .
owner, stood at the string aud ex
cttedly moved bis hat to go on. The
jockey complied, aud scored the sec-j was gained through a hallway pani
oud mile in 1:45, and the third iu i "on early in tbe evening, and preoa-
iu i.ouj. ,ai tue commencement ot
the fourth mile Add wad a dozeu
lengbts liehiud. A new horse now
joined in the race. Ruuning up
alongside of Tenbroeck the two gal
loped along toire. her a quarter of a
mile, when Tenbroeck shot forward,'"
ana was never, again behind the
fresh horse. As be came down the
finish the thousands who had been
as quiet as po-sible previously, now
feeling tbat Fellowcraft's time would
noon be wiped out, gave forth loud,
long, and entbusus ic cheers. The
last mile was made iu 1:15 J and ibe I
euure uisiauce in i:ioj, or ibree aud
a nan secends quicker than tellow-
craft's time and four seconds faster
than Lexington at New O. leans iu
155. Mr. Frank Harper, the owner,
was congratulated by hundreds amid
wild scenes of dancing, shouting, hat
tbrowiug, etc, lihe Walker rode
the victor, Bobie Swiu was on Add
wbo, on the finish was at the dis
tance pole. An offer of $120,000 for
Teubroe.'k bas been rejected.
ntrrle Kmuma why IllStoa
kktaM Not be Elerird.
CiaHaxOt .'mr Jnr t li;.
The political jobbers, thieves, and
betrayers of the people are very gen
erally iu favor o! Tilden.
Enyaiver Jam-17.
All the vicious, thieving, corrupt
elemeuts in the Democratic party
are moving towards "reform" uuder
ibe banner of Sm Tilden.
V r.nnis Re"Mire (Prra.) SoeemOirU H7.
The return of tne Democracy to
power for nuthing but idiotic folly
cau preveut tbe triumph of ibis party
iu ic o win oring wun it inauy oil
ficult and delicate quesiious. It will
involve the restoration of ibe coenuali-
iy of tbe Southern States, the free
voice aud rote of these States ou a
natioual debt, wbicb is tbe price of
their subjugation;possibly, also claims
for property seized and destroyed by
the Uuioc army, a reclauiaiiou for tbe
value of emancipated slaves, aud the
Federal assumption of the State debts;
created by ibe carpet bag govern
ments, imposed on ibe South by tbe
Federal Government.
Ptnt Barnn, Uiflir Brtoitly Araaut.
We oppose Mr. Tfldeu because e
have frond bim be ft insincere
man, a trickster, a hypocrite, a swind
ler, a traitor, and a perjUrer.
Prtdib-fta llcr-tlfegdii u
The Kentuckian who gives a vote
for Sam Tilden in tbrSt Louis con
vention had as well sing bis political
deatb-eong; never will he be able to
reach to any position of dignity be
yond that of a letty couuty office,
and never wfK tne people cease to be
lieve tbat be is tbe bought aud paid
candidate of Wall street. Tilden
cannot carry Ohio, and indiana, aud
without them tbe party is lost.
Lars Uwm hj Fire A Clerk Baraea
Toledo, O , September 30. Tbe
extensive establishment known as
tbe Milburn Wagon Works, Toledo,
was nearly destroyed by fi-e last
evening. Tbe paint shop, which was
situated on the fourth floor in the
rear of tbe eastern w iug, was discov
ered to be on fire at about (!:15 P. M..
and before water could be turned ou,
the entire eud of tbe wing was in
flames. The fire department was
promptly on hand, and aided by the
wagon works engine, did good ser-
rice. The fire steadily progressed,
however, and soon gained entrance
to tbe main building through a heavy
bre proof wall, by means of the roof
joist, and the en' ire main buildiug. as
well as tbe e.stern wiag, was soon
destroyed The fire was here son
trollea" by tbe department, and tbe
western wing of ibe works saved.
Over one thousand finished wagons,
besides a rery large number of un
finished ones, were burned. Tbe
loss is $100,000, oti which tbere is an
insurance of $135,000 Several of
tbe firemen narrowly escaped deaib
from falling walls, and one bad an
arm broken. This disaster will throw
about 350 men out of employment.
Tbe cause of the Bre is supposed to
bave been spontaneous) coiubution.
Tbe officers of the Milburn Wagon
Company, whose works were burned
last uiirht. estim ite tbeir loss at $ 140,
000. ' C Jornst Edwin M Hulburd,
tbe lumber clerk of the Company,
oerisbed.
Alarm ml fceaamellle.
EvANsvii.i.E, Iod., Sept. 24. Two
successive and heavy sehocks of earth
quake were; distinctly feltiu this city
at 12 oVIix-k to-ntgbt. So great was
the effect ibai the alarm was general
throughout the city, and the people
left tbeir beds Globes were shaken
and chandeliers brokeo. Many thouirbt
it a li itt aid biiler explosiou. No
dam ifr was done in the city so far
a- r are able to ascertain.
. ' Wlilrl1lala Elr.ra.Uj;.
L ji isville. September 29 Freder
ick Wort m o, a German tanner, at
tempting to adjust a leather baud to a
flywheel in Lew's Kreiger's taooery
to-day, wasejQgbt p by the hand
insiiue unknown way, and whirled
around at the rate oPsixty revo!u:ioas
a minute. His heal and all parts of
bis b idy were masbed to ajelly aud
cut io hundreds of small pieces.
Frlsniral fall ( at Hallwawl.t.
i
St Locis, ept. 24 George Wiu
tlirip made"' an asceusion'in a hot-air
ballo'oaai Paiton, -Illinois, od 'Satur
day -and at' an altitude of Cve4 bun-
;!red feet the balloon burst with a
oo4 report,' aurj . began to descend
rapidly. Tu" wreck formed a para
chute', and this checked its rapidity of
qescent for a sport lime, 041 wnen
about three hundred feet bjgb a coj
lapse occurred. ..
Tbe man shot' rapidly earthward,
strikiog with such force as to drive
his legs into tbe ground up to the
knees. His forehead was cut open
and nose brokeo by the basket falling
on him. His back Is badly hurt, and
it is thought ho suffered severe inter
nal injuries, which will prove fatal.
He was alive at last accounts.
Hawk Bnrln.
rrrT3ET.e. K gepj .; Mid
rrmEta,.. Pa a.
nigiu. An attempt was made to r..b
! tue ssecotia .;i.oul Hank uf tbis
' the bank bv leaping out tbe window
, The alarm was immediately riven
.
me men pur.iueu. Lieut. ITonilt
nd p lice encountered them, w hen
'hey Gred upou him, woundiug him
seriously in two places. The men
then crossed the river to Ai!hKv
- i
I -!;. , .. . . f J
Ci;y, and the police kept in hot. our
suit, but at this writing have not se
cured them. It appears an rntrinn
uuus oaa oeeu made to go ou with
tbe work afiee disposing of the watch
man, whose arrival ther seem to have
awaited.
Xtir Adcertinemenlf.
WHERE NOW?
1876.
I876.
To MICH IG AX, one uf tha foranint. tuan-h-mg
kuil lietllhy Sialu !
WHAT FOR?
To bej a FARM mi of tbe
One Million Acres
Sim farm In land fr nl hr the ORAND
KAf IDS h INDI ANA K. K.
Sirmit Soll. Krady Markets, Sur t'rui. S.xl
SrhiHjt. K. R. runs through reuier ui irranl.
Settlement all along All kinil it! yr.loee raw -e-i.
plenty ol water, tini.er anil buihiintc materi
al, frieefnim 44 Io lu per am: e unh
Jov, balance im Uina.
4- Send fur lliu-trale.1 pamphlet, foil of fa-t
ami D(iirra, snl l run v Invert. A-Mr-.
W. A. HOWARD, emmr Orao.1 Kai.iil,
Michigan.
K H. L. PEIRCE, See'j Land Dep't.
Jan. 13. L. O. W.
1" EGAL NO
To J.-lm Thoman, J,
ricE.
JaN.h Tlioffia. Moee Thma
'irore I noma. Catharine and John Titoma.
Harriaoa H.. I.ydla, I'hritena, ami t re... Thofiiaa,
Jr., who bave lor tlielr truanlian Jacob Tnomaa.
"ieriru-le Intermarried with tianriel .Mihler.
Mmah Thorn, rmnej intermarried with Jonn '
S,U.-her.all h fore!(t4..a; heir are relhn.r in I
..i!ierei county, r. Aleo Bar ban intennarrieil
wtthfhri"tlnn KI"Ph ,f Elkhart eoantv I ih liana,
aud Manilla intermarried with Henry Miller, ol !
Lnran-.-i; ivuiiit lu.llana. Aift Kva 1 Uolui.-.
iu are hen-be notltied that iu pursuance of a
writ ul partli ion iau not of thtfOrpliana. Court
ol S,iuier!t county. Pa., 1 Kill hold an in.uet
the real eatateol John Thotn iedeeeawd. io I'.ai -
einanh lw... at hi late n-.i.leiv-e en Ttiurlajf
theiw.h day of iirioher, 174, where you ran at -
tiFO. W. PILE.
siwrin.
Sept. aa. iH7
A
SS1GNEES SALE.
Hi virtneof an order lamed oat o Die t:,.nrt ol
Colnnv, Pieaa ot b.aeret: e;ounty iheun
4erlKTied alrnee ol A. A. Sintlinali aiel wile,
will wll at pubuc aale on
Saturday, 0 til'r 14, ls7d.
at Shankille Pa., at I o'clock p. tn , the foil, w
in den-rined real eMate. via.
eille Souiereeieountv, Pa.
wo aojoiiiitiK ea m.hiiw in in etiiaireoinanK-
the one having iheren
erected a two-story Irame dwelling biaiM.. and th
other havintc ttaere-m erecteil one and one-halt
ti.ry Iramettore houae. U beeuld aeparalrly
No. 1. Two Iota No. 2 and u" in, ttio town
Caelman. Somerael county, pa.
T E KM S. Notice la bereoy given that anv pcrf
on purchain at theabuve i will be required
to pay one-1 bird ol the purchaee money iu lieud.
Ofie-tJilrdon th4ihilayof Mitrrb 17J awl one
third on -the! h oiSeo:em er 1D77 wlin liier t.
The perxonal property of aa:d a in nor, which
eoneieia of ue IWo-jear okl eolu, (tun pen-be..!!
one ateutli. ewoliiua: -lovea. bed uaai. ein-H.
tiKmr, tumitiire anil inner article too nuui- n.u
totneninn, will be auld on the atu uay ntvl at
ram place a above nvftuionel. Term of aaie tor
personal property will be sudakaowa on day ol
sale.
- HERMAN PHANK,
Aseiajnee.
'JR
USTEES' SALU
til pursuance of aa order of tha Orchana' Court
nf .Sotncrai-l county I will x-ll atbe premle on
Saturlay the xstn day ol October nexu therollow.
irut real estate, late tbe property ol Noah Harnett,
deceased : Ten acred of tneauew lid, more or
le. partly situated In Stoymown bonmich and
partly ia Ltucaktbonlua; towneb.p. ailaHnuiK land
ol a. tow Fleegia a tne eaat. lanoa imoel b)
te,re Hrubaaer and Fre.1 OmB. tiKj. on tbe
oath, hy tbe Stoyatown and Bert turd tarnplae on
the weei. and by tne miU road oa in nurtn.
Tbia laud w ill be avid ia panel w auit purehaa
era. prorHed it ea be old for nv.re in parcel
I ban it eaa be anld lor aa a whole.
TEH.M3. Tea p-reeoc of nurchaae monev to
paid when property si knocked down lha siaaee
on delivery of deed unleas apecial arrangcukcuia
are inada with eredftor.
RobtKT H. PATTERSON.
Trn-lee
Sept. 3b, IKM.
ASSIGNEES aLE
or
tiy Tlrtne of an derafle iMned from the
"urt ol Comro n Plea of Somerset eoante. Pa.
I will expnee to public aale at Meyeredale, Sotner
rt county Pa., on
Friday, October 13. 1876,
at W o'clock a. m.. the lollnwinir deecrPieJ real es
tate, iloate ia tne Borough ol .Ueyeraiale.vu :
BCILDINil LfTS,
No, utl, ien ?, tal re, rmntimc Olinir er treet
and N ts. la. and H. Inaating on Bnwadway.
No. 1 and 1 fronting on Clay reet. No. ii
XJ4, .lo.-UH. 2A is, iw trontinir on Hiith St
14, an-l .14, fronting on North itreet. No i ha a
l.atia-y Iratnedwi lling nonae, 'aole ami .Hhcr
ontbaikling thereon erected.
ouTLerrs
N.i. . containing 1 acre. No e containing 2 acre
arel 1..7 perehe,. No. 10 e.jitainii g 3 acre and
lul ierehe. Ni attaining acres more or
le-. ad roinlng t;aaelmaii Rhrer.
TERMS one third o! nurchaae.moneT in hand
one ball in 4 month, and one half ia 1 mmtha
iron sept th, in; 4. ti h Interet o the wImiI
from Uut data. Inferred payment w he secured
byjnilgment
ALSO
Ata:ne time and pla-e a large kit of peronal
pniperty, conii.ng uf horse, cow, hog. wagai
i.U.w. carenter t'jol, arela geneml rariety uf
leiaeehotd and kitchen furniture, described
real etate i i.-ated in tlie nelng u na of tne
eoanty aad aareaaeer cannot make better invvt
ment. PHILIP HAY.
8 H 2 th 1S7. 3t Aseignee.
nooo
With ail vulUiiMe Impntrpmerit. tiTiinra sit
ch;imirur HtAVY irBKWmK etc. tnc.
Our maiiUieW-turinic fju-iliites ar uiirur)KiM-lT
uri.-fctiuri rtinrr.t LA K'rKaml irk-r-i- witllw
ntulcluSLlT rHt TIM fcS. Twytkm-W tump
au.I ti fttt tnri. Ak lr t at your U .rl-fanl
pu-r?, anl Pee lh;it i. hn th tivc tmti? tnrti.
(rlm may b? nt to - R A F r O.I Pl YIPIO.,
-rfrtfH. W. .. lneUirl. rr IWtiUrrrtrt
Invrahly to(.B4'rtf ll'.1lawl'.,M4.:vn
merreu Phil.. a.
AukuM 9.
P0SITVELY CURED.
When death wa lvarly exp?ctxl friin f'-n'unip
tluo. all rtmell-t havioic Uii-.l, mm In. M Jarnt
WatflexritDrTainiir;, mtxHlmily muia a pfjj
ratHrri t Inlit.in Hmp, whU-h currd hintj-nly rhiM,
auxl w tri'tM thin r'lp tnm n nwrli of itu
statniNi Ut pay iHn)er. Hempa)uj run n.tt:tt
pwvai, n UM- aL th rlonnch. an! UI brrukt a
freL cuM in twonty four btuin. A-tUrr!-,
I K A iJiMM.'av a (!n.
I.O.'B Rr- St., Philadelphia. DamiiDT thlP imrH-r.
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE
.N.rtiee i herfhy iren. that J:ob 3 Ihm. tf
Meyemiiile, rti!irie; ctrunty. Pa.,anl C'Ailt'iu
H., hi wile, Uj dee-l tt TuluntHrr anikromf nt.
hare Minud all th twtate. real and i-rrMal. ufi
(aid jBH-b J. iNiciffci-, to W. H. Koui lc.ot s,oi-t-
rTi,ri ,iB iw wur siw pvoetn h tie erMHorw
tf the Mid Jaro J IhmtreB All (ran thrre
fure Indebted u. the 8 hi Jnoob J. iKroire") wilt
Bwkf pym-Dt to the Ut a.siinie anxl itjHee bav
Init: cUim or demods will make kawa tbe name
withtrBt delay. . .
; wm. a irppLK
CARPETS!
PALL STOCK! ' " '
' ' ' ' CHOICEST STALES !
ITT
All
aVaiA i ij I
l a4ta a I
qiLCLOTS anci
STAIRIRCJDS I
-CPL 11
K.tn90eT'-F
Haatldea
al froa. S-naaaa a. W., Ponla.UM
Haiaa.
dtlOaSttajr at honia. Agent wi
T A and u-rnu ma. TBI K (a 1
Maine.
anted. utflt
(XI., Aaamata
SEND i to u. P. K()WCU.a"U'.. New
York, tnr Pamphlet ol I'O page, eoataiaina;
llu ot loon newspaper, and et .mates abowuig
coat of adverttrdni-. Bars
! V... I . .
tcmcnU.
CENTENNIAL
This Directory is nirnpited liy
J. WEAVEK & CO.,
wMpap4r A(lTrrli.iiiZ A jet..
HSSmi'.hUeld street.
riTOBUHG, pa.
Branch oSt 113 .Market .St.. PUU j. ip!,ia, !..
"jSELMOXT HOTEL.
STRICTLY FIRST t LASS.
Trs 3 .- pvrr ay.
Corner Forty First ami ()n -iti Street.
SILVER IAPLE (JKUVE)
If K.ST PHIUDKLPUl.t.
e.'i.arl.-j. P. and F. P. Steven, of Rilt.u.,re.
U NEKS AND PROPRIETORS.
Mai W. W. LFLAND. Man.ver.
Dj Atti '7l,pjw-,l,rtr. 1 (IIO 5u,-t-Ivtix
Ht klr:l Jt.irlr- null; i.uiil au.l lurnHil
e.1 r.y tiltim..ren-. "riv oe p-irlor en rn ce
etc. pee, r.te a Parti. . As..-.ati.rti. ae!
i '"n""- Spnih n.l l!h,n v kn In
in AoleL Ail i-i.iri;e mo.H'ra'e an-l a.-1-ouiiu.Mi'h-Lloi.ii
Ursla. It u ,;iia f, nr U ... the
main entran..-..f the lr.u.l l Vutenuial Fxp.i
UMk the u...t desirai.le l, iiin ,. ai,y C i.leuul
aUl..let. 1 tie entire h.,ue U aurpiundt- I t a
mCTltieeni r...0f f ,ni tT ,,.,
I'm! T?',"'.lt"","'!"! h""-' ' PHil-Klel-'"'"
Theruri,!,rean, rni,ieui of . he en
t'.reeu.h,i.hment r. tl the.., i,H.ra eh.n..
ter MdilurlnKIhe , Iir..- U ,.e.,r
aill turnieh nni-le t,.r the eni, rtalnu.e..i i the
"j'iu. A ' '"' r"f "" '"r
SHIELDS HOUSE,
FORMERLY UEPLIoN.
ilTJ
W. M. SrAHI.M A.NN. fayriMr.
This hottw hit re. -emit lieon Thorotiuhle reive
eated and relttied. au.l all the mok-ru iuittite
tneat adde.1.
Hoard per clay, HI. .".
j Sjj, Stable
inir4lnei-ti.MWitti the noue.
Ja .
. ' - - -
l V M4rKI
j A Sioaitli S talk lree,.
I hllMelpeia. Fa.
1 COL JAMES Wll . of the iii'nrie Hou.-
Cincinnati, Prop jtii t.. per ity. R..n
witlK.ut buard.ai.
S rwtoiir pi-i tho.t.ir ao-l Ir i:n : .11 K ivpt.
', and (rou. t eni.enn.al BuitdinKa. Central l.-ali.in,
j and rear all plarr of aam-emen. -f-.piin'.la-,
tbm ftt.-cureil b-'-or-,"aden.:e.
Jui:t .
I
I 'II H I N 4J
, ON frlK V.l
II I' E.
, w. Int. r.l Kl'r..i. 1-l.iN.
! ' sirftw.
j rhll1elhi. !
! tia-ai.ime-t part ot e.t I'tiH.eSeii.l.ia i t-ar
I pa toor o C'.ntciio.al t tr nni -: new luil'ii;.u
f 1-n k urn) -H'liir. :irt-l
Hrr?,ia.titl iit iiMi-r ii i-t-nt. e.u-h : r.rvtttl
(trl:tnr nti't frirji wttrrhMfn ; larf liar. It
"mm'1rtc.l In it?iefMrp .a f unt. K.x ms uitty .
ennMiri-tl t ) atVean'a hv .rr ia.o ij'irr
June-?. ( liANMNi, HirTKLt".
Congress Hall.
NEW FOCKsroKY KRl'-JC 1TOTI.L, ON
THE El KuPE 1-LN
Elm o.. Below Forty-second St.,
Ilirctry opposite Main r ihltdti. n Knii.ling.
ommodatii'n ior l.'jiej ue.. sp-l il;mmg--ment
lor large partie Term ONE lKtLLAK
PEKPAY. Cotntort, Economr and rca-ii.il le
charjre.
W. H. H.UKB A CI i., Philadelphia.
July 3.
Elm Avenue Hotel,
J.M..M
stre
ANENt'E
ANI FIrTY FIRST
'treet,oppite
West end of Machinery Hall.
aoo nooMs.
A Fingle r.m ana aingle bed. t.im -r .try.
. KOe.LoPS Pr-priet. r.
Room can "oe ei ure i by corrouondeuoe.
June 2U.
St. Cloud Hotel.
Arch St., between 7lh and StU.
The only trtt tttti Holrl tt P Aml. '.phfa llnl i.f
metrumt itxratc on arrtntnt ofih
. Crtnaif.
Oi l Rates, $:! 00 a Dar.
. W. Ml f.LlX, Prop'r.
UNION HOTE 17
1SH A KrH Strket , Philadelphia. I's.
Titos. S. W nan. Proprietor
J. Mi Kittv Webu. superintendent,
(rimd loe:.t.m. Care run direct to Centennial
building. Onio Tiltor will nn.1 tbe Proprietor
and Superintendent Ohio men.
Sept. i.
SMEDLEY HOUSE.
12.T Fil kckt STaairr. Itween Murketawl trh
Street. Pbllailelpbia, Pa.,
Tnoa. s. Witnn. Pr.i.ret,,r.
J. Mi-itR.v, Wk.-.b, Sllperllltendetlt,
A art elu hoiire, .-coir!!, loca-ed. an.1 terai
reaNiable. t.'citicnuiiil viPifu-H can make nil nei:-
eary arraugetuent l.y cop.piOueu-e.
. j... ...
WfbslrT IIoiIM.
703 & 705 ARCH. ST., Philadelphia,
A flrt-ci hotel, centrally lieatel. Street er
I.- tbe door to an-l Iron in t.'eotemiiaKrroorel
every three minutes. No liu,uor ilit
$2 50 PER DAY.
H. U WFHSTKK. Pronrie-or.
Aug 30. Philadelphia. Pa ,
Pennsylvania College
GETTYSBDRG, PA.
T
! flrt T'-Tm f the Rt t.lifuiite y.tr will
a5ejleUj'Mr 7:L. Hit,.
Tho 'irul'y ol t' Intifiri -n H fall. Tipeurw
ot trieiru4.'(i4n i! lim-r-al i tin-ufi. Tni
twm i int pk'Hititiii iirnl hf:tUh. in the fii. tn ot
an intftliac uu-l n"r:il cui:i.iini;y, .m l avtri
1I hy rnilruatl traiiifl three lain :i day.
The Preparatory Drpartniont,
whieh fc an-Irr the Jirrt ritrv.D f I he Fa
cility, lurni-tici i iD'r.uii iiii rwiioti ijr b-.i noi
jfttunic m-n pr iMnnif ut N'ifi:ic .,r i "!! x". (!..
es. Sin iut ut H-Ln 'l-jmrttuent rv ut.i r tlie
fsfli core uf tLe Sup-nnten lant. whuresl Us
with tiini Id the iniunna.
fur turttu r lMtirm.kiitin r CttLnlfuu a!dreM
M. A I K.N i li. i.
Preenit-nl 't "il-!re,
RKV P. U H.l KKlM'N.
SuurriiiteTMliiiu ul Pru. leit.
Jnly arx
Grove & Denison
Manufacture! of
Carriage!,
RngKieN.
NpritiK.wazonv,
1 .IeiKh.
Ham?. etc.
Factory one .-uare ea.t oi Dlamonl. "
' Somerset, n.
Ar.r!l 12. 1H74. : ? . .
rpiasTEE's sa let """."rr
jibe aiferr.i.fne4t Tnvw ujf the lc cf t,e tr
rette ti 4'itritirr iVctit. Sr I ile uj, Jfturr
. i p.. tlrfiri, tn purr a in-m h aa rfr artut!
j V tbem lr the trthaui t-turt t-t SiMOrvwi I Vau
Lf WiM etl at pUL-iiv nIv on -
' ' Friday O- lnherWh. TJ,,
on the etole-. the tra-t Ui4oT jd l.y chn...
topher feetaat thetlmeof i .fenn, friate
Jenner 1., adjotninc lareu M lienlel siulft.
W illiam Xtmnterulaa. Ceorxe Bum! eref a he-,
containing, lei acre HHe Ic-a. abat eimy
aerea ciw and 10 g.id e--.lti: arliajt. -he s.tfiin- -jf
tb. lalel t?inrr well imt-t-d. TWodwa llng hott
e. bain aiid Hr oitlwll ling llierwal eiri4:
Th. iar.ti 1 wll watered, h. a variety of fnjit
free and aa atundBLa ot lina aati cii oa tri
preuiiee
Tr KMS -ra'jne-third of p.jr'-tt nioner a ft eg
d-duet,ug coat, an-i einej t4i r main a lpa oa
the prembjc bur lie- a ol tbe wHow, i he In -r t
to b- p-1 1 ber e-ni-aa .Hi , OAe-Aiartb of a aai
anne to be raid oa the 1 ot. April. ITT ben po
eeeioa will b. given, and lb. balanca to be paid
in three equal annual payment thereafter, to be
secured l.y judgment boei to tea entered .a rec
ord. Ten per cent, ol the tr.-haa m-oey to be
paid at tbe time uf toe aale whirh will be dluct
ed Ireta the haa4 money wnen parabae
AAKON rlLIL'fH.
ELI AS DEETS.
Sept. 13 Trurtew .
.it; nr
lXU avi..a,
in
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