KDITOR. HEDXLSDAY fflniiNttfi. APR. 7, 175. Announcements. COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. Tionbsta, ia March, 2)i, mrs. Mil. Editor : Having been solicited by friends of education, 1 lijivo consented to become b candidarvAr the office of Coun ty Superintendent, If elected I shalt en deavor to givo entire satisfaction. J. K. SIIADM AN. Wo are authorized to announce the name of S. K. KOIIKKK, of Jonks Township as a candidate for the ullloe of County Super intendent. SHERIFF. En. RFrrni.icA! . Please announce tho fiu-t that JUSTIS SIIAWKF.Y, of Harnett Township, will 1)0 n candidate for MicriH', Bt tlio ensuing Primary meetings, subject to Republican usages. Western Correspondence. LOXPUCCK, lliCIII.AND Co., Wl8, March.2!, 1975. J Ed. RnruisLiCAN : : Siuce my last let- ter tlie weather has become somewhat moderate ; the snow is leaving slowly. This spring comes slowly,' indeed, ibr Us here, as wo generally commence farming in March, but this season no wheat will be sown befor tli inTidle of April.' There is not "uitlch wiuter grain raised in this country. Spring wheat of different varieties does well here on tbo prairies, but further north among the"oak openings" wiuter wheat is raised successfully some crops yield forty bushels pur acre. In the coun ty south of this niiuing is carried on extensively, in the Lead Mines of Wis consin; thousands of men nro em ployed; nnd also a new discovery in the mining districts has become prof itable in the article of Mineral Paint. Ad extra article of paint cau now be furnished at the small cost of Cve dol lars per barrel of any desired color, after being put through a chemical process ; it is almost entirely used here in painting public buildings, churches, echooT houses, etc. We are once more in trouble on ac count of "Lol the poor Indian." About two years ago the Government transferred the Chippewa, Mauoma nces and Wiunabagoca to tho reserva tion in Nebraska, but they aro com ing back to this State again, aud with out the consent of the agents. I have wished that those of our Eastern m mat nave so mucn to say ot tho "poor Indian were obliged to live with those same poor Indians a short time, uud less would be said in their" behalf. This poor.' degraded son of the forest has more privilege than the whites. uur game laws ao not promoit ine red man, but the white man has to - . 1 1 a 1 ! . .1 Come to time. I think the Indian is a natural born thief, is the laziest human beiug in existence; and as to begging, he prides himself on this point. , ' The inhabitants hero are from all parts of the world. . The Norwegians and Welch are our best 'naturalized . citizens. During tho late war they were among the first to enlist; castinjj thoir influence always with the right, , are all strong Republicans iu priuci pie.. They are just the class offer eigners .to go West, as for farming qualifications they are second to none. Mrisconsiu has some of best pinery's in the United Stales; aud the Chippe va, Black, and Wisconsin rivers fur nitli more pine lumber than any other in the Western States. Tho Wiscou- ' sin river is about as largo as the Alio gheny, except in depth ; and for the benefit of your lumbermen I would say that the channel chauges every few hours, as the sand keeps moving all the while. More auon. ' N. B. IIood. P. W. Mitchell, Esq., of Prank lin is put forward by his frieuds as t candidate for the Republican nomii.a tion for State Treasurer. Mr. Mitch ell is a representative man of tho Oil litigious, aud i, in all rospects, fully qualified for the position. That he enjoys the confidence of his party at home is fully attested by the fait that ho was tho choice of tho Republicans of Venango for Congress last summer; and had ho been tlio choice of tho dis trict Dr. Egbert would not now be the Congressman from that district. We are in hopes Mr, Mitchell will receive tho nomination, and will warraut his election to follow. Notice. All persons indebted to m aro r.otilied to call and settle before ke 1 ?th of April next and avo costs. J. E. Blaok, M. D. w. n. DUNX SHERIFF'S SALE. BY VIHTl'F.of sundry wrltsofVen.V:. nm Plurics Lev. Kb. issued out of tho Court of Common I'll of Forest County ami to mo directed, there will bo exposed to nalo by public vendue or ooterv, at the Court llouse, in the iKirotifrh of Tdoncatn, on THURSDAY, ArRILSlh, A. D.,1875, at 11 o'clock,, in., tho following described real cslato.to-wit : Matcns Hrawnson vs. Freeman II. Ells worth and Sophia M. Ellsworth, l'ln. Lev. Kb. No. 1(1 May Tr. 17. K. 1). No. 10 Fob. Term, Osmer ,fc Tale. All tlmt cer tain pitw-e of land situate in the Township of Kingslrv, County of Forest, and Stato ot l'i iinsvlviinlrt, bounded end described as follows, to-wit: Reginning nt tho noitheastorly corner of tract No. 61 aa tho same is hud out and designated .on a man of said eountv niado by H. 1. Irwin. adjoining the lino of Hickory township, anil running thence southerly along the dividing lino of Sulw. Nos. fill! ami full 7 and aitloinintr lots to tho southeast corner of lot No. 621.1, thence along the- divid ing lino iM'tween Nos. bzVi and 6J14 two- thirds tH) of a milo, thonco northwesterly and parallel Vith said line of lot No. ft'JH to a point hi the township line of Hickory township aforesaid, distant two-thirds otn mile Irom the place of bcuinriing, Bnd thence northeasterly along Nald township line two-thirds of n mile to tho place of beginning; excepting out of the same a certain trin-t of land heretofore conveyed to Oeorire and Edward Lnsworth oonsist- inn ot lifly (AO) acres situate in tho north east coiner of lot No. 5:213. Containing about SOU acres, and being a part of the miiio premises convoyed to the party of me ' ' nv ,i. r. ftgnew. cincriu oi forest County aforesaid. , Also. All that erinal undivided one- half (J) part of a ocrtuiu piece of parcel of iann situate in ixingsioy townsmp Known, laid down and designated on said Irwin's map as lot No. 6'217, bounded northwest erly by lot No. 52 IS, northeasterly bv lot No. ,VS4, nouthcasterlv by lot No. "521H, southwesterly by lot No. 5212. - Contain ing 11 acres more or lcsa. with all a:id singular the appurtenances. Taken in execution and to bo sold as tho proper! v of Freeman 11. Ellsworth and Hophia Nr. Ellsworth, nttho suit of MarcU3 Iirawnsou. ALSO, 1. w. Ames, l'rest. Ac. for use of James It. Nelll vs. Jos. A. Neill and Sam uel T. Neill. Adm'rs of Win. T. Neill deceased, Yon. Ex., No. 7 MavTerm, 1S7S, E. I. No. 82 Feb, To.iii, th75. 1J. J. Koid. All defendanw interest and claim in one undivided half in the certain lanjo tract of land in Harmony Township, buundml nnd descrided as follows: On the north by lands of Win. Day. John White, G. 8. .Sipglns, If. Foplo and P. N. Kobinson, west bv Jands of J. II. Neill.U. S. Siee-ins. P. N. HobiiiRon, H. Fojjlo, John AVilson and James Mclntire, south by lands of H. Foj;lo, John Wilson, J. A. Copelund, James Mclntire, and tho Hickory Farm Oil Company, and on the oas-t bv l.-.nds of 11. I'obiv. U. S. KiKKiua. ;-J. White. Win. Pav and llli-korv FiirmOilConiiiaiiv : he- injt the same premises eoliveyed to the Wilson by Slierill 's Deed, lated F'eb. 24, 1S73, and acknowledfred lob. 2.", 1873, and recorded in Kherilf's Deed Hook 1. naces .. a. ..Ulll. no. .UU. Milt, 62 aud 03, and being heretofore known as Hie John W. Alanross farm. Containing about eleven hundred (1100) acres more or less, and having thereon erected a fraino house and barn and saw mill. Also. A coruiiu piece or narccl of land situate In Harmony Township. Forest County, bounded and described as fol lows: m mo nortii by land or James YoiniK end formerly Harrison, east by land of II. P. Eastou and Jesse Hurchneld, south bv land of Jesse Hnrchfleld and the Pleasantville road, and west by laud of J. H. Stout and Hob't Carson . being part of tract No. 230 on map of Holland Land Co. Containing 1U0 acres, more or loss, on which is ereeted a two-story frame house, two frame houses and out-build- lngs. Also. A certain pleco of land situate In Harmony Township, Forest County, Pa., bounded and described s follows: On the north by land of H. S. Easton, east by land of Stowell and Wilson, South bv land of S. T. and J. A. Neill, and west by'lands of John Wilson and Jesse lturch field 1 be ing norm unit ot a larm formerly owned by Thomas Neill, ou which Is erected a frame barn. Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of Jos. A. Neill and Samuel T. Neill, Adm'rs of Win. T. Neill, deceased, at tho suit of F. W Ames, Prust. Ac, for use James A, Neill. TERMS OF SALE. The following must lie strictly complied with when property is stricken down : 1st. When the plaintiff or other Hon oreditors become the purchase, tho costs on the writs must be paid, and a list of nonsinc'liuling mortgage searches on tho properly sold, together with such lien cred itor's receipt for tho amount of the pro ceeds of tUo sale or such nortlon thereef as ho may claim must bo furnished by tho Sheriff. ' .Seo Purdon's Digest, Oth Ed., page 410. Smith's forms, page 38 1. 2d. All bids must lie paid in full. All sales not settled immediately will bo coimiiucu iimn 3 o ciock p. in., ot itio nay of sale, at which time all property not set tled for will again be put up and sold at tho expenso and risk of tho person to wnum hrst sold. J. T. VAN GIESEN, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Tionesta, Pa., March 16th, 1M7-, ' ' ' WM. F. BLUM, BLACKSMITH AND WAGON-MAKER. Corner of Church and Elm Streets, TIONESTA . 3? A. This firm is prepared to do all work in Its lino, and will warrant everything dono at thoir shopa to give satisfaction. Par ticular attention given to iioi:sb:hoi:iac;,. Givethom atrial, and you will not re- "" la-jy. LOTS FOR SALE! IN THE DOROUGH OF TIONESTA. Apply to GEO. O. SICKLES, 79, Nassau St., New York City. TELT PATtPETINGS, 35 cts. per vard I FELT CE1 LI XU for rooms in placn oi 1'lsstor. KELT HOOFING ami Sf filXG For samples, address C. J. FAY, Coindeu, -'en ovimey T HE S UN.J WEEKLY AN U DAIlTfVoit 1875 The approach oi the PreRideiiUBlTelee tlon uives unusual importance to the oventB and developments of IS7.V Wo sliHll ondearor to describethein fully, faithflillv, and fearlessly. ' THE WEEKLY kUN Um now attained a circulation of ever sevonly thousand copies, lis readers are found in every Stato nnd Territory, anil ita finality is wcil known tothe public. Weshatl not only en deavor to keep it fully up to tho old stand ard, but to iuiprove and add to Its variety ami power. TIIK WEEKLY RUN will continue to be a thorough newspaper. All tho ova oi the day will be found in it, eondensod when u ti important, at full length when of moment, and always, we trust, treated In a clour, interesting" and instructivo man lier. It is our aim to make tho Weekly Sun the best family newspaper in. tho world. It will be fulfof entertaining and nppro prialo reading of every sort, but will print nothing to offend tho most scrupu lous nnd delicate taste. It will alwavs contain tha most Interesting stories and romances of the day, carefully soloctod and legibly printed. Tho Agricultural Depart men t is a prom inent feature in tho Weekly Sun, and its articles will nlwavs bo found fresh and useful to tho fanner. The number "f men indcoeodent In pol itics is incrc.niug, and tho Weekly Sun Is their paper especially. Ic belongs to no party, and obeys no dictation, contending for principle, and for tho election of the best men. Ii .exposes the corruption that disgraces the country and threatens tho overthrow of republican institutions. It has no fear of knaves, aud seeks no favors from their supporters. Tho imrrkcts of every1 kind nnd the fash ions are regularly reported In Its column. Tlio pi ico of tlio Weekly Suti is ono dol lar a year for a sheet of eight pages, and fifty-six columns. As tl.is barely pays tho expenses of paper and printing, vo ore riot able to make any discount or allow any premium to friends who ma make special eltorts to extend its circulation. Lnder tho now law, which requires pay ment oi postage in auvauce, one dollar a yenr, with twenty cents the vot of pre paid postage added, Is the rate of subscrip tion, It w not necessary to pet up a club in order to have the Weekly Sun nt this rate. Anyone who sends one dollar and iwenty cents will get tho paper, post-pasd, ior a year. We have no traveling aeront. '' THE WEEKLY SUN. Eiirht rrnires. fifty-six columns. Only 6l.i!Ua year, post age prepaid. No discounts from this rate. i iitsiJAii,! (SUM. A largo four-nngc newspaper in iweiny-eignt column, ihulj circulation over 120.000. Alt the news for '2 cents. Subscription, postage prepaid 65 cents a month, or ft.50 a year. To clubs of 10 or over, a 'discount of per com. Address "THE SUN," Now York City, Notice to Creditor!. Notice is herobv kriven to all tiersons having claims against tho estato of l'hilip Walters, late of Forest County. Pa., de ceased, intestate, that they are required to prof em. toe same, with ll. e Touchers tliere of to the undersigned, solo administrators of the estate of said deceased, at the resi dence of I. S. Knox, in the Borongh of Tionesta, f orest county, 1'a.. on or DO' fore the first day of Soptoniber, 1S7S. DORCAS D. WA LTE RS, Administratrix. P. 8. KNOX. Administrator. Dated December 31st, 1K74. F. F. I. The ahovo lotters are the Initial of one of the finest medicines in the eonntrv. Four-Fold Liniment, not excelled by any other in the curing ofU'ains and 8re J hroat, and is especially adapted to dis ease of Horses, Cattle Ao. See circulars around oottles. Bold by all Druggists. w30-ly com PLINIMEEIT IODIDE OF AMMONIA Cures Neuralgia, Face Ache, Rheumatism, CJout, Frosted Feet. Chilblains. J4oro Throat, Erysipelas, bruises and Wounds of every nature in man or animal. The remarkablo cures this remedy has effect ed classes it as one of the most important and valuuble remedies over discovered for the cure und relief of pain. . "The sinews of my loft hand were con ti acted from an old abscess, drawing tho fingers Into the palm of the hand. 1 ap plied Giles' Liniment Iodide of Ammonia. It relaxed them so that I can straighten my lingers and use mv hands." H. Me Dermott, 40 JV. 13 St., N. Y. . Sold by Goo. W. Xiilhridgo, Tionesta, Pa. For salo by all Druggists. Depot 451 0th Ave., N. Y. 49-4t 1875. WHERE NOW? 1378. To Michigan, ono of the foremost, flour ishing and healthy States I WHAT FOR? To buy a Farm out of the One Million Ici cs of tine farming lands for salo by tho O.HAND HAP1DS INDIANA K. R. Strong soils. Ready markets. Sure crops. Good schools, Railroad runs through ven tre of grant. Settlements all along. All kinds of products raised. Plenty of water timber and building materials. Price from 4 to 10 per acre j one-fourth, down, biil wieo on time. roSend for illustrated pamphlet, full of facta and figures, and be convinced. Address W. a. llnward, Comiu'r, Grand Rapids, Mich. P. ll. L. Pierco, Sec'y Land Dep't. 49 4 THE MAEVEL OF THE WOELD-Bethesda WAltH. It lias restored thoUHauds from tho brink of the gravo ; given health and strength to those deemed beyond the reach of mod ieal science, and turned the Eath of ailliction to ono of happiiiev in the lcssings within its virtues. It cures the peadly Uright's disease nnd Diabetes; eradicates all diseases of the kidneys ; re stores Uio urinary organs to strength and power in a w ord, it is a natural ro&toror of health, und has performed the most wonderful and mcraculous euros of any known speciliu on the glolsi. Address lor circulais, etc, C'OL. H. DUNllAR. 4'J 4t Waulvosha, Wis, A Valuable Discovery. Dr. C. W. llcnson, a Practicing Phvsieiau, at 100 North Hut aw St., Raltiuioro, Mil., (who has paid much attention to nervous diseases,) has discovered thut extract of celery aud chamomile combined in a cer tain proportion invariably cures headuche, either bilious, dyspeptic, nervous or sick neuilaclie, neuralgia aud nervousnesa.-J fins is u triumph in medical chemistry, and HUltercm all over the eouulry aro or dering by until, llo prepares it in pills. at !0 ceius per box. The Doctor is largely known and highly respected iu Baltimore. jiacjtil Mctwittst. 19 4 1 WANTED A Few Good Men To represent Fountain Hill Nurseries, Or villn, Ohio, in the sah of Fruit Trees nnd Goneral Nursery Stock. Cmnvass to bein in ypTii or .iiny ior octoher (bUlvery, On ly those need apply who can orire meiiritv. as important sums of money mnst be handled ilurinft delivery. Applicants will bo visited by nur traveling agent, and arrangements completed. J. Gardner A Son, Alliance, Ohio. 49 -It SHARPS JMFLE CO. MntinfacttuciN of Patent Itreeeh-londlmr. Milimry, Hportlntr anif Creed moor Hlrim. Tho Host in tho world. Winner at Inter national and Jienrly nil other principal matches at Creedmoor. fSee Official IVe- Ord. Sporting Hides, ?36 to f Crcej- moor Kiiies, wilh l.levations tor 1300 yds, ?'W and $123. Send Tor lllnslrited (ials loguo. K. O. WESTCtvrT, Awmoiiy and Ori Km, .President. JlltTl (jl), Conn. . , . 4j 4t OTUTTER1NG.--U. M. Sbmimerinjr In O stitute. ( Dr. White.l -417 Fourth Avu. N. Y. Host rol'crciicos. No nnv until nur- fectly cured. Call or send for circular. 4! 4 VIRGINIA T LANDS' Wo nlTer for sale throe hundred Im proved and uiiiriiprhvod farms in the mild and salubrious chiuatoof Virginia. Also, tracts of Iron. '-al and Timber .lands. Send forYn. Heal Estate Journal. Man of Virginia, .Ml cots, Clmllin, Staples iV Co., ltichmoud. Virginia. 40 It CTC A WEEK to agents to sell nn luticlo 4J U salalilo as Hour., l'rotits imraense. Fackano free: ndtlresM lttiiltivn MiiiiiiI'iii. till ing Co., Marion, Ohio. 49 4t .... - 11 - ' 1- AIVERTISINf: Cheaps Good Svi lonialie. All persons vhocontinilide making contracts with newspaper for the insertion of advertisements should send 25 eonts to Geo. P. Rowell it Co., 41 Park Kow, New ork, for their Pamphlet-book (nicety-seventh edition), centainimr lists of over 000 newspapers and estimates showing tho cost. Advertisements taken tor leading papers in many States at a tve- Bicudous ivJueUon from publishers.' rates, ot the book, . i to 4 $5 g $20 nt home. ' Terms lress Uco. htiiisoii a1 Co., Portland, Me. Q'TO'A. AYEEK guarantood to Male and Off Female agents, In their locality. Costs nothing to try it. Particulars Free. 1 O. Yickery t Co., Augusta, Me. 49 -4t OSYCHOMANCY. er Soul Charming. X How either sax may 1'aaoinaU and train the love and affections of any peraon Uiey choose, instantly. This simple mental ac nuiretnent all can possess, free, hv mail. lor 25 cents ; together with a Marriage Uuide, Egyptian Oraoie, Dreams. HinU io Lames. A otieor book. 100,000 sold. Ad dress T-: William A Co., Publishers, Phil delphia. . .- 49 41 P ll P Y I N ft Compensation Liberal. Pre wUr I lltUi foroncotoone willing to esrn part or nor ex pens at school.- Herd. W H. KINtiSltlTRY, Ladies' Seminary, Tar. rytowrr, N. Y. v . 30 4t FREE TO BOOK AGENTS, An oleganUv bound CanvaHsIng Hook for the host and cheapest Family l'.iblo over published, will bo sent froe 'of charge to any book agent. It contains over 700 tin Scripture Illustrations, and agents ore meeting with unprecedented success. Ad dress, stating experience, ou-., and we will show von what our iigonts are doing, Na tional Publishing Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Ciiicago, 111., or SU Louis, Mo. 31 4t Most Fxtrnorrtlnury Terms of advertising are offered for News. papers in tlio Stato of WESTiPA. Bend for list of papers and schedulo of rates. Address IIKO. P. HOWELL A CO. Advertising Agents, No. 41 Park How, New York. . , Holer to Editor of this Puper. . . ,. 35-4t 3T" a DRUG STORE ! Jas. II. Fonc3, Proprietcar, Bonnor Jt Aguow's Dleek, ELM STREET, TioKKxi a, Pa, Agent for Dr. llIoITi3, Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound. DRUGS FATEfiT r!EDCINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS. NOTIONS. C, LIQUORS, For Medical we 02TL7 White Lead, perfectly pure, seld mush cheaper limn lorinurly. Also all kinds ot Oils, Kerosene, pontine, Hetuine, Toilet Article, turneries, Jtc, for kale cheap. Tur Pur JAS. n. F0NES. f. r. jl. WANTED.-Everybody to know that Four-Fold Liniment is the leading Lini ment for curing all kind of Pains and Sore Throats, and for Horses, Ctittlo, it is the most BiicceKsful Liniment in tho market. (See circulars uronud bottles, Sui.l l.y a.l Di ugyists. yo-ly com NEBRASKA GRIST MILL. T HE.oniST Ml I at Nebraska (Lacy- (ovnl Kfir.i.t. I'muiltf ln I....... tl...V oughly overlinitled and retltted in It rst class order, and b now-running ami doing all kimUof ' v... CUSTO M t3 It IMH ii. FLOUIt. FEED, AND OATS. Constuntlv on hand, and sold nl llui r,r lowest figures. 43 "in , H Hi I.Kl'l'. lit II. 1 'iJR.C. KEMBLE, ! t,;'; Iln.iTkinjilitbht tiio store of ,"i 13 O' T, A. 1 f 1 1 U I O $ . , 1 XltHouto.'l'u., ,. And will carry on tho business hereafter. A full linn of nit th goods former' V Vept will still be found Iu tMs utoro. 'I'hvsl-' ians prescriptions carefully compounded '.,,,. i, ,,,1-IM :' .. i l'Mliwlelphia Colloiw of l'lnu inney. 3in . ,.i. - V. KKM1JLK, M..P. -2 4 0, , p : 1 -, BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE, In.-orisiratod in l(tW with authorltv toeon fer degrees, and endowed by tlio State of niaryianu in imw. xho College Is beauti fully situated in a grove, 'vilhin tho city limits, ous lofty emiiienco that commands a view of tho country, tho city, und rivor and buy for ina-.y 'oilha. The College ha a gisid library, cheiincai ,.:d xhilosoplii cal aparatns, cabinets of minerals, med als, coins, gems, Ac, and the course of in struction is thorough. ISoaid and tuition per annum. C, ii KoUIiS, LL. D., Prosideut. .. . .i. i l-lf TE? A C5 The chuicobt in the world ' I in porters' prices Largest company In America staple article pluties evortlnxly Trade coiitinua ly in creasing. Agents wanted every where. Lest iuduceuients. Don't waste tnno. Sent for Circular to RohbI'.t Wt.Ls, i'l Vesey St., N. V., P. O. Ilox iai7. 14 4. ST.CLAIR DINING ROOM. Good Meals at Reasonable Rates. MRS. IIIXELY, having recently open ed a New Dining Room for Ladies aud (jiontlemen, is prepared to furnish good meals at all times and at loiv rates. No. 10 SIXTH HTRKKT, Latest. Clair, , - FITTSlSURlill, PA. waillm TO HAVE GOOD HEALTH The Liver must be kest iu order. SANFORD S LIVER INVICORATOR has become a sta.lo family medicino. Purely vegolable Cathartio and Tonic fur all dciaugeiiiouw or Liver, Stomach and Dowels. Will clear tho complexion, Oiuo sick headacho, ic. Shun Imitations. Try Kunlurd Liver Invtuoralor. ADVKRTISKRSsoiid '-'5 cents to (Ico. P. Row jl d- Co., 41 Park Kow, N. V., for their F.ighty-pa"o I'amphlct, showing co-it of advel ising. 1 I It 1875.:.; TIr,,. 1875. Commercial A v o l .1 T 1 Ca l; i .Vr k 1 1 A l : v . ct m m i: u- cia l and t;i:M:n.L N i:vs- PAP Kit, . : t . . . . . pevotod b the Best Interests of tho People. IK POLITICS, The COMMFlii 1AL will l.orp.ircr, as heretolorc,- bs thiviited to tho- utipport of lti'pnliljcaii finclplc i,' niniutainiiig its iu depenee witUln the liepulil ienii I'mi-i v. and rlsitniin the rt(;lit at all limes to 'peak freely and fcarli ssly on the merits or men and iiionsui''s. Party government is cs M'litin'j to ti "ht-t;tutional isiiintri-. nn,l .loiiVnals cluifiiliig" (.) be iiideiicnifent of party are usi.Ally Inuepriideiit of princi ple. Faithful to (he ryreat Coiivietlons mid nuns upon which thn Kopabllcan I'urly whm Li.vts I. it is the inoiithpictsi of no clinuu or faction, supporting the party solely because it believes that nnttv in feundii 1 on t-rloel les of I'.i- 'lit Mllll 1 tlM . THE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT Of the ComwrhoiaL will curtain, from o,r lousy, coin ruwu ion ivom l)le wrl- trtlS Ul.1.11 uil t-Ubieels Political. I.llerarv Sciciitilie, Legal. Cbmiucrclel. Foryiu-u and Local iu which i:s views will bo net forth plainly and iiidcM ndiiiill v, aeepluf in view the prime aim of the is'irmr, which Is the MiK-ulwi 111 l 'I. f nl' llm ... A all Mictions of tho couutry. ITS RCVk'S DEPARTMENTS Will always c intaiti brief but anottint ra. pons of all Iho occurrences of thn Alsy. LUieral Xpcuditures will I in nifliln In a..- joining special telee-rams and eorrespon deuce from the gi-w-.t now centers. or the Stontiy, so that .readers of tho Comuinr- ,1 .kit tili...,..u ...I.. .. tr-..:..... i ..... suirly and reliable news.- ' III 1 1 in ilmiiirt (until rl.i.-nl...1 I.. l. . . I . Ilcatioii of Local News will be found a jompleto dally history of the city and Ho environs, g:ihi'rrd by a coins of i-.ft.l writers itud set forth In attraotive style. THE MARKETS Will, as hcretoforo. receive caie'ul ii. tion. Full tclcgrapliio renoi-tsof the Sista of ItiiMiiiuKs, uitli i'l-ii-Ps Current, will be reeotved (hilly from thn Trade Centers of this country and Kurnjwi. 'J'he PittNburrh MurliCt. in all its branch es. will lie. t-Ati.ii't- od lully and accurately. As a iwninii-. eial jotiinal the Commereial stands ssnoatl to no paper iu tho country. ine rinancmi t.'olumu will plye dally tho ruling irates for inonev. and ilia vi of Stocks and Bonds t all tho great trad ing points, with much lntei cuttnj; stat ciil matter, MTERESTIHG MISCELLRWY. Kmbraeliig Poems, Skutches, Incidents f Travel etc., will find a placo in the ool umns of. the. ('omiiierciul. furiiishin( abundance of instrie tioil and aiauiueut ior ine ianu;y circlti. . , . TKK.lls lull THE Daily-' CnsiiiierciiO. Postage Free to Subscribers. 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