EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY MORXnG, SURCII II, 1S74.
i-LLl-.-LJL'L J . '
Lieutenant Governor.
The Uaflaman Journal speak ing of ex
Congressman Fatton iu connection
with the Lieutenant Governorship stk
"In the session of 1861-5, when trusty
and determined rnen were required,
Gen. Fattcm was locked tipen bs one
who could always be relied upon, and
soon became known as -one of the
most active and efficient working
'members of that ever memorable Con
gress. During his two years service
his coarse was highly acceptable to his
constituents, and when offered a re
nomination, voluu'arily declined."
tJen. Fatton would, in our opinion,
make a .strong candidate. Of pure per
onal character aud high social stand
trig, he is also possessed of great
energy and fine ability. lie is a sound
Republican, has a politicat record,
free from blunder or stain. Among
those who are likely to be named for
the position we scarcely think a more
trusty or worthy man than Gen. Pat
ton will be brought before the Repub
lican State Convention for nomination.
... Persons intending to be candidates
for office next fall, or any lime there
after should peruse the following ex
tracts from the "bill to define the ncc
essary and proper expenses incidental
to the nomination and election of Sen
iors, Representatives, State, Judicial
and county officers," which has been
passed by the House, and will iu all
probability be concurred in by the
Senate:
It provides "That no person who
shall hereafter be a candidate for the
i nomination or election to the Senate
or House of Representatives, or to any
1 office of the judiciary, or to any Stnie
or county office in the Commonwealth
shall be allowed to pay or contribute,
'either directly or mdirectly, any
money or other valuable thing, or
' knowingly allow it to be done by th
' era for him, either for the nomination,
election, or appointment, except fur
Ilia tlnl-ttta Inrl tHarriKnlinit (ti. emt
for publishing his card, for printing
" circulars, and for circulating the
same." "
The second section makes it a mis
"'demeanor to violate the foregoing pro
visions punishable by fine of not more
than five hundred dollars, and irapris
1 onmcnt by separate or solitary con
finement at labor not .exceeding two
jeara."
' Tbe third section fullows the lan
guago of the Constitution, and de
'.' clares that any person who shall re
fuse to take this oath shall forfeit his
office, and if convicted of swearing
lajsely shall be guilty of -perjury, and
puniahed by fine and imprisonment
not to exceed five years, and "be for
ever disqualified from hold any office
of trust or profit in this Common
wealth." The fourth section provides that in
trial under this act "no person shall
be permitted to withhold his testimony
upon the ground tlmt it mny crimi
nate himself or subject him to public
infamy, but such testimony shall not
fterwards be used against him in any
judicial proceedings except for perjury
ju giving such testimony."
Ex-President Fillmore died of
paralysis at his home in Buffalo, on
Sunday evening last. The following
executive order was issued by the
President on Monday morning:
Washington, March 9, 1874. It is
with deep regret that the President
announces to the people of the United
States the death of Millard Fillmore,
one of his honored precessors, who
died at Buffalo, New York, last even
ing. The long continued public ser
vices and eminent purity of character
of the deceased ex President will be
remembered beyond the days of mouru
ing in which the nation will bethrowu
by the event thus announced. As
mark pf respect to his memory, it is
ordered that the Executive Mansion
and the several Departments at Wash
ington be draped iu inourmog until
the close of the day on which the fu
neral fchall take place, aud that busi
ness be suspeuded on the day of the
funeral. It is furthermore ordered
that the War aud Navy Departments
' cause suitablo military and navul hon
ors be to paid on the occasion to the
memory of the eminent citizen, whose
life is uow closed.
Signed. U. S. Grant, President.
Hamilton Fish, Soo'y of Stato.
Considerable excitement was cre
ated hero last Thursday morning, at
the report that tho ladies were to make
a raid on the U. H. Hotel. It was
causej by soma wag sending Mr.
Smith, proprietor, a postal card au-
nouncitig that they would be at his
place, between eight and uiuo o'clock
that morning, for the purpose of hold
ing a prayer ami consultation mcet
iug. Vtmtngo Citizen.
v R. DUNN
Says the Boston Globe of the
woman s praying movement in Wor
cester: "The Lewis plan won't work
in Massachusetts. The Worcester
women have acted as we believed they
would, abandoned it, and arranged
one of their own, less sensational, but
likely to he more effective. Thus, we
are spared the spectacle of a mob of
women parading the streets of Wor
cester, making an attractive exhibi
tion to street idlers, obstructing the
ways, and rendering themselves liable
(o civil process. The belter plan
adopted by the Worcester women for
the suppression of the evil of retail
liquor vending is, we understand, to
attack the dealers quietly, persistently,
and sensibly. The city is to be divided
into many small districts, each of
which is to be assigned to a small com
mitteo of the churches, the members
of which are to quietly visit the dealers,
from time to time, and uso their best
endeavors to make them quit the
business. It is to try 'moral suasion'
in as unostentatious and unobtrusivee.
manner as possible. In this move the
women have tho co-operation of the
cleigy and the sympathy of all Chris
tian people and honest reformers."
The Union Mill which was erected
last fall by Judge Cook, at Couksburg
will soon commence-operation. The
mill is a splendid one, and capable of
cutting a large amount of lumber.
The millwright work was done by J.
G. Thompson and Mr, Grable. The
machinery was manufactured in Brook
ville, Jefferson county, and renders
perfect satisfaction. During the few
warm davs this winter, the mill has
cut 500,000 feet of boards. Clarion
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lil.twyNif tlm'wwM H iCHir'i'i' '" c'-i
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qnariftcs af Vivimi Hi rTKi'.s in Jtciilnr .the
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ave a pent ij I'aitt iiivo in wvila a 'I'n uc.
relicvuii; !!?! --t i i hi or liillaiiiiiislio'i nf
the Luc:- .and -Vj cml Drgun in Milium
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rcpnlr.
UiliotiSj Iiomlitent nntl Inlor
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throughout the I'nitod .States, especlaliv
thoao of tlio Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee, Cuinbctlniul, ATkati -sua,
lied, Colorado, Brazos, l!!o Grnndc.
I'earl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, lie-'
anoko, James, and luatiy others, nilit
their viut tiibntaricJ, throughout oi;:
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Aiituinii, and renntrkiibly so during era
sons of unusual lieiit and dryussa, aio
InvnrlaMy ncQimpniiied by extensisda
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," Dyspepsia or Intllrestloii, llo:id
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TightnesH of tlio Ciicsl, I i .i: i. .
F.i lie tat ions of the Stoinncli. l:d i's.i'.
in the .Mouth. Bilious AltarU. I'l.lpit.-, -tation
oftlio Heart, Inllainii.iitioii oft!
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turns, are tiio tiiVi-prings of ly;;pepwi.'.
One botllo will pioto a better j.'m'raiiii
of it luciits lliau a'le:ic".h n '.-ier.l w
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Intlautuiatious, Jtlnixuriid A.Ici liuii.-, y. I
Scnw. Kruplious "I tliu Ski.i, Sore I ye. ul . .
Ill llliue. a-i 111 all oilier ruiiliuiiui .ii I) -eusci,
V U.KMIH VlXMlAH I.. Hi.,.. I..;, I
lisnn tlii'ir gi-oat curaliio puntia 1:1
Siu't ali.tluntu and iiitracl.ili'.u cit-n-.
Tor Iiilliimntatory n:nl t'lironi::
- ltheuinatism, Cout, Biiiov.s. iN-m i-
tcntiiiiulutcrniittciu rcvetM. rinvisc.
tho Blood, Liver, Kiilnct uial Hl.uljii.,
tlioje Bitter huu no eijii.d. f.'wi!i IU.fa.es.
arc caiisnit by Vitiated ftlooil.
Mecii.iiiicul Disenses.- i'ci-sonseii-
fnged iu l'alnts and Minerals, audi at
'hiinlieri, ' TviJe-K'ttci (lulil lntcri. i.ii i
Miners, ns tlmy ntlvamo in life, r nuli.i t.
te, uinlyU of li e lluwi-l--. To ?!.!:. I
against tAis, taLo niln-cof V u.K ':..'. Vis-
KHAR UlTTKtlS OCCIl'itUUllty.
For Skin Diseases! l-'.rupllons; Tit
tor, Sall-Klicum, IiIiiIcIick. Sm,1-. I'iaijj!-' .
Pustules. Iiuil-, Carbiini lc. li'ins v.u .
KcaM-liciul, Sore Eye--.. Ki.v-ii.i'I.H. I:t-!i.
Scurfs. Dincoloriitioiis of the .lui. Huiih.i h
aud DiseasM of tlie Skin lf -1hUcx rrim
or naturu, are literally ilay up anil cavriu.l
out uf the nystem iu a mIioiI tiiiui by ;!.- u n.
of IhcHO Ililteiii.
Pin, Tape, nntl other Warns;
lurkiof in tlio dVKlciii of so imiiiy lln'iiHan.i-,
are ollustiilllly iienlroyuil unit ivuiut i.ii. S i
irtem of niedieine, no vermiliigm. in :.n
tlicliniuitics will Iri'O the i-yilcni iVoui v. ,rin
like tliesa Hitters.
For Female Complain! s. in yumi;'
or old, married orjugle, nt the ii.'i' " l' c
maiilioud. or tlnfini of life ihc.-n To;::,!
Itittort lluspiuv so lUicidiit an iilluc.:i"e thai
iniproTsinsnl is simiii perceptible.
C leanse 1 lie Vitiated Wood win u-
ever you liiul its inipiiriticH biirolin lunn '). i.
the- ikiir in l'iinls trainiou. or Smu-:
cleanse it whim ymi l'uunt o!iiru ied an I.
lucgish in the veins: cleanso il when it ;
fuul ; yonr leiilinirs will tell you wlicn. K--
the blood pure, and the health of tl.e sr. icai
will follow.
It. II. .MrlOMAI.I l l.. .
DrllpifiaU BIl'llilMl. A'U.. Kim K; jnc0' I' lllfii-ui
anil mir. nf Ws.lincrtuu in.il rhniii.ui St.. . .
bold toy all tli ul.li mill li ulii'.
"TRUE TO NATURE."
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