forest SfpuMiraa.
- KDITOR.
WEBN'ESDAT MORSIHG, StPT. , 1875.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Vat Oiivomor,
John f. ha nT ran ft.
For State Treasuror,
HENRY W. RAWL1C. '
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For State Kenator,
wm. r. fin ley.
For Associato Jmle,
EDWARD KEUH.
For Prothonotary, Bolster, Rpcotdcr and
; Clerk of Courts,
T. J. VAN OIKSEN.
' Fir Sheriff,
' JUSTIS SHAWKF.Y,
For Commissioners,
JOHN RECK,
GILBERT JAM 1KSOX.
For Auditors,
. " ' X. THOMPSON, ;
' J. 11. NF.iLL.
For Jury Commissioner,
II. Z. TOWNEIC .
For County Surveyor, ,'
' T. D. COLLINS. . '
PERSHING'S POSITION.
A Feic Votes from the JjcgitUitive Itee
ord of Qru L. Pershing, Democrat
ic Qindidate for Governor. '.
It is claimed lliat . Mr. Pershing
gave a cordial support to the Govern
ment in the late war. Read the follow
ing, and ask yourself if they were the
votes of a loyal and pntriotio man f
: Voted for Resolution declaring the
Emancipation Proclamation unconsti
tutional, and the President's acts arbi
trary. See Journnl House of Repre
sentatives of Pennsylvania, 18G3, page
887. .
Voted Against ratifying tho amend
ment to the Constitution, abolishing
Slavery.-.See House Journal, 1865,
page. 172.
Voted ngainst the passage of the
Act of May 4th,- 1864, (P. L. pace
221,) providing for the organization of
the militia. hee .Legislative Kecord,
1864, pace 918.
Voted against the passago of Act of
AllOf 25. 18U IV T. n.rraUQnt rr',.
ing the Soldier the right to vote. See
Legislative Record, 1864, page 1330.
Opposed the passage of Act of May
3d, 1864, (P. L. page 732.) providing
for the payment of the interest on the
State debt in legal tender notes, in
stead of specie. He also took the
position that the United States Legal
Act is unconstitutional. See his re
marks on this subject,1' in legislative
Record for 1804, page 140, &c.
The significance of this opposition
consisted in the fact that gold a.t that
date commanded a premium of nearly
100 per cent, i
It is alleged that Mr. Pershing is
the friend of the Working Man. Let
men who toil for bread, examine' the
following votes, and determine for
themselves whether these nre in the
interest of tho laboring classes.
Voted agaiust passage of Act to'
prohibit corporations paying their em-
til overs in orders upon stores. See
louse Journal, 1803, pages 790-797.
Voted for passaje, xf Act to make
employees of Railroad companies re
sponsible for accidents. See House
Journal, 1865, pages 619-620.
" The three following voles further
illustrate the attitude of Mr. Pershing
in the great contest botween the cor
porations aud the people. He was
not with the people.
Voted against repealing the Act of
71b March, lebl, releasing the renn
alyvania Rail Road Company from
payment of tonnage tax.--feee II. use
Journal, 1862, page 558.
Voted fur the passage of an Act,
tivinrr the Philadelphia & Erie Rail
Row! Company power to construct
branches without limit or restriction.
See House Journal, 1800, page 583.
Voted for the Repeal of the Charter
of tho Pittsburgh A, Cuunellsville
Rail Road Company. See Legisla
tive Record, 1804. page 800.
The following is of interest to every
farmer and lot owner in Pennsylvania.
Under Democratic rule iu Pennsyl
vania, the farmers and house-holders
paid fl 600,000 a year, of Slate tax,
ami the great corporations almost eg---d
taxation on their vist wealth.
In 18CG, the Repuhliran party urged
the revft of all State tax on the
farms and home of our people, and
the taxation of corporations in their
steud. Cyrus L. Perching "dodged"
the vote. See Legislative Record,
liMJrt. page 13I.
Tl crowning impeachment of Mr.
Pershing's claims t.i broad or xJecent
Statesmanship, is founded ou the. vote
following, eicially directed against
a cJiimi itf r oliiona who were then
help leva, ajid tlet-iug to our borders
j'roni their enraged oppressor.
VuleJ fir Hill to pohihit Negroes
coming into the Stntc to make it their
temporary r rsrwmmnt rM(l1i(,l!;,t
See House Journal, 1803, pago 640
and 547. ,y .
Tho Democratic rgansar trying
to give I'lnletta reppnet ability by
palming hint oil i a iirmer. IU ft
rich and owns a largo far in, but' hon
est toil as a farmer has never soiled
his hands. Thirty vesrj ago he was a
contractor on the State canals, and
since that time ho has been a "politi
cal fsriner,'! constantly engaged in
political intrigue. He lias three times
been drfeami ns a rnndMafa for Con
gre?, avtl a few year ago, disappoint
ed nnd sour, ho left the , Jomm-racy,
and poured uhuso upon thut party.
He then joiuc I the Labor. Jic formers,
but they icpudintcd his political ns
ii rations. . Ho is now prominent as a
Granger, and seeks to pervert the aims
and objects of that excellent order til
gratifV his political aspirations. -But
he will he repudiated again, lhe far
mers are too intelligent to allow their
Order to be sold aud delivered to any
political organization tor the oraUdea-
lion of one man. The Grant; is not
a political orgaiiixnlion, nor will it-he
used a such. The Patron of Hits
hatidry, tiow, as ever, will stand by
their political principles, -each manf.r
hiiusc-lf, nod will crush any attempt to
betray the'r organization into tho
hnnds of tricky politicians. ......
We take the following txtract
from Hon.,B. Mcpherson's speech 'at
Reading r ! 1 ,:. -
On. the 14th of Aprir, 1874, in the
Houso of Representatives, pending the
consideration of the House currency
bill, the Hon. E. R: Honr, of Massa
chusetts, offered a pripositiou that
"iVom and after the 4th day of July,
187G, nothing but gold nnd silver coin
of tho United States shnll bo a legal
tender for the payment of huy ' debt
thereafter contracted, and after1 that
date crcry holder of United States
notes shnll have the right to exchange
them nt tho Treasury lor 4 per ceut.
bonds, thirty year?; payable, principal
and interest, in gold, the notes so ex
changed to be cancelled and destroy
ed and no new notee to be issued in
lieu thereof." rThia nuked resump
tion proposition for July 4, 1876, was
voted for by four of live Democratic
members from Pennsylvania, Messrs,
Clymcr, Mngee, Randall, and Spcer,
three of whom were in active attend
ance upon the Erie Convention.'
We commend to the loyal people
the facts that Judge Pershing ns a
legislator voted to denounce President
Lincoln's , Emancipation Proclama
tion, and resisted the ratification of
the Thirteenth Constitutional Amend
ment abolishing slavery forever. Thus,
while Piolette was dodging about
Fishing Creek with n revolver In one
hand and a "coffin notice" iu the oth
er, helping to resist the draft, Pershing
was doing all that he could in the
Legislature to obstruct the efforts of
the Government to put down the re
bellion. J'hUa. Bulletin.
The Next Election.
The following points iu regard to
voting should be borne in mind, and
attended to nt once: ' ' .
The New Constitution" forbids all
persons from voting unless they , have
paid their taxes at least one month be
fore thn date of the election. No one
of foreign birth can vote unless, in ad
dition to the above, ti3 has beqn nat-i
uralized a month previous to the elec
tion. .-': ii'-i .. '
' Friday, October 1st, is tho last day
on which they can pay taxes. .
Friday, October 1st, is the last day
for taking out naturalization papers.
Each of these important duties end
be performed any time before the days
mentioned. Let our friends see to it
that the matter is attended to before
it is too late.
Morton, Bliss & Co.,
BANKERS. 3 BROAD ST.. N. Y..
Ihsuo Circular Notes aud Letters of Credit
for Travelers; also Commercial CreditH
available in all parts of the world Nego
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Co., Newark, N. J. , , 21 it ,
I'lt-iuaiit mid Proatnblis Kuiplaruirnt
"Iieantilul V "Clii-iiiiiij!" )!, bow
lovely I" "What are thev wnrlliT" Ai,-
Sueh are exi-lainations hy ' those who nee
the huire eleifimt New CliromoM prodiK-ed
by tho Kuroiie&n and American Chromo
1'nblinhiiiir Co. The are all perfect Hems
of Art. V one can resist the tomptaiioii
to buy when Beeiug the Chronnra. Can
vassers, axentH, aud ladies and Kentlenirii
out or emjdoymant, will lind this the heat
opening ever offorod to make inoaov, For
inn partienlars, send siainji for conllih-u-tial
circular. Address K. Cileasou Ai Co..
T-iH WasldiiBton St.. Itoatoii, Mass, , its 4t
AGUE CURE
Prion lil. Hold bv UrairmiRtM.
."iOO HiiKuril if it .ftii Iu t.i .n.. I.,. ! u
Howe, Senoea l-'alls, N. Y. ' it it
F. F. I
Tho above letter.)
of tho linest niedieiiica in tho .-Hiuntry.
Four-Fold Liniment, not ex.-elled by any
other iu the curinir of I'uiiis un.l
'J'hrout, and is espwially adapted to dis
ease of Horses, Cuttle Ao. Kea circulai-s
around bottles. .Sold bv all Dnigirists. .
...-I - coin
CAR P ET H 6 U S E,
SHRYOCK &
AYljplcnlo nnd
: i ; s i 1 1 a : i I'l l -
."Foreign- rmr -
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jNlrxttings, Oil Cloths,
1 ' ' Cxtrtnins, Ijambroqitins, ' ' ; "
, . - . . i- !:: ! ; ,;,, . Jl v . m -i-
...i " .-' " ".! ' -iii j i.-.iii.i,i t fc-.; --.it i ' .
CHURCHES, nOTELS, AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
I. I I .!! i -. ! u !.. 7 ,-! : ! -1 i: ,: -i.. i i. ; . .... .. . .1 ..i i i. 1 j
' 7,' SliHY6GK:& i)EJ.AMATEltr
Mammoth Cornet arid' tiduso
i - - ; ! f ' :!.( . . SC...:.' :
Til E OOT & SIIOESORE
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TITJIOTJTE!, TJk.f
Second toor l'ist froih T)eot Street.
TItR only full and complete assort nmnt
of lino (rood In thepl(Me. Kyeryllilii(r
warranted ns repreonted. ;o(W aont
C. i. I. to any plaoo wiUi tho privilegef
examining. ' 1 '
1 Sn-'CTAI, TRICES TO ("TSTO'MKR.S
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ASSKTS Doc. 31, 1S73,; - -'
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' ' ' MILES W. TATE, Sub Afriir,
5; I . M ,i. TlolMHllI, I'll.
PENNSYLVANIA CEN-
IKAL KAILROAU
X AND A FTEK 1 1 V. V. Sunday May
i luTo tv..;.... u...i..A ... i i...:.... .t
o
t.iv, iiwimniinDM fllHI ..Witt! fcllU
Union Depot, corner of Washtiitmi and
Liberty street, dm follows:
A i i r v-1.
Mall Train, 1.B0 a m ; Fast I.lne,' 12.12 a
m i Well's accommodation No. 1, H.M a ni
Hi in ton iiecxunmodation No i, 7..rU a in ;
AVail's aecomiuodatioit No 2, H.fi6a ui ;'.'in
cinuatl express 0.20 a in j Johnstown ac
commodation lo.fio a in ; llraddock's ac
commodation No 1,7.00 pm ; l'itllmrrh
express 1.30 p m; Pat'ilic express 1.S0 p m;
Wall's aecoinnwulation No ;i, 2.'IS ni ;
Homewood aocommodittlon No I.S.M pm;
Wall's aucominoUiitiim No 4, C.iiO p m;
r.rintoii auvinmoilntion No 2, l.lUp mj
Way l'assonger 10.20 p ni.
DKPART,
Southern express 5.20 a in : raeifto ex
press 2.40 a m ; Wall's accommodation No
1, 0.30a in ; Mail Train S.10 a in ; lh inU)n s
axTonnnodation 11.20 a in : llraddock'a a;.
eoinnindation Nol.S.10 p m ; Cincinnati
express 12.3.! p m ; Wall's atn-ommodation
N 'A, 11.51 a m ; Johnstown aoconiirodHtinn
4.03 p iu i Homewood aecomuioiUitiou No
1, J.fiO p in; Philadelphia express 3..:Ki p in;
Wall aewmmodation Nn3,M.0Ap mi Willi's
aouomiuodaliou. No 4, O.O.'i p ui ( Fast Line
7.40 p m j Wall's No 5, 11.00 p m.
Tho Chnreb Trains leave, Wall's Station
every Knnday at U.0A a. in., reaehiiiK I'itts-buri-'h
at 10.05 a. in. ltetiirniii leave l'ills
liurfch at 12.50 p. m., and arrive ut Wall's
Station at 2.10 p. in,
Cincinnati express loaves diily. South
ern express daily except Moii lav. All oth
er Trains daily, except Hnndav."
For iurtuor iinoriiisiioii aply to ,..
' . W. H. UIX'ICWITH, Atfeiit.
The renusyl vania Railroad Company
will not assume any Risk for Hagtrae ex
cept for Wearing Aiiiarel, mid limit their
rsponsihilily to One llundrod DolJai tval
lie. All baKaKe eximecling that a ount
iu value will be at tho risk, of I Ho tuvr,
unless taken by special contract.
A. J. CASSA'l .
G'cnural Siiicrintentlout, Altooun I'a,
E A D V I LL E , P A . ,
DELAMATER -
Retail Henlera in
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icmTnanpbii 1 1 is,"
... i! ti- a ,.
Window ShaHop, J'juc-o'
Furnishing' Establishment,
t ' :.-,..:,
79
DRUGSTORE!
i , .to. .. i' t. ; i." ' - '
Jas. n. Fonos, Proprietor,'.
' ' 1 llonnor A Aenew's Illoek,' '
.7 .1- .- ' ' '
ELM STItEHT,
Tioxkhta, Va.
. ' Agent for
Dr. Morris' Byruii of Tar, Wild
- Cherry aud Horohound.
PATENT MEDICINES,
TOBACCO,
CIGARS.
NOTIONS, SC.,
LI QUO 118, Fur Medical tte ONLY
- ... -id : .-. . .1 ,
White Lead, perfoetly pure, sold much
clieapor than formerly. ,
Also all kinds ol Oils, Korosono, Tur
pentino, lienzinc. Toilet Articloa,. t'ur
fumeries, Ac., for sale clioap. . ,
. j '1 . , ; , l'i JAS. U. FO.N
1ST 33 "W i
Furnitii r o Rooms !
i
C .a. I .t l'i U
1- t
' The underslprnod brjr leave to inToriri
tho eltir.ens of TioneKtu, and tlio piiMie In
Kneral, Hist, he has opened a V1R.T
LLA.S.S h UHMTLUK tiTUKJC, in his
mnv building at thu junction of Klin ,st,
and tun UiUi h Hill road, where ho keeps
on hand a largo assortment of '
FURNITURE,
' OoiiMstiiig Iii part of
Walnnt Tarlor Rets, ' '
Chaniler His, ; ' '
, ... Cano Meat C hili i s, .. i v i .
Wood Neat Chairs,
KockiiiHT Chairs,
i I in injr Tabliwi, v
Extcitsioii Tsblos,
Marble Top Tables,
Kitchen Furniture,
Hureaus,
I ludsteuds,
Wasbslaiiils,
Lounges,
Mattresses,
Cupboards,
Jlook Ca-.cs,
Fancy lirackets, '
LookillK filsMMSI, - V
rieturo Frames, and
iictijijkm rii am i :n.
' ' ALSO,
SASH & IDOOIS
" always on hand.
Ilia rooms lielnw lario, and well ..Host
ed hu is prcpsi ud Ut oiler superior iinJuis
inents to piii'i liasci's.
Call ami examine Ms Mock and prices
and be convinced
UNDERTAKING.
A full assortment if Cotmis sud Cukct
constantly in store.
23 ly A. JL I'AKTltllMiK
TC A P -Thi'idwiUnst in tlu- woilil
flllif.rtelV prl 'es Ijiruest
ciHiipKiiy In AiuorHtt sispln article
plcu.,is t'wi liiHjy 'I'nule (smtliiua Iv in
creasint.'. AkciiIs wsnteil every in ro.
Itest inducements. iuu viable liiuc.
hent ftir Cjrisdar Kohhit Wei.i 41
Vcscy t., N. 1, t. U, .;, u
-NEBRftSKAlGRIST MILL
'T'lIK riltlST MII.I..I W!l,rMl, IT .....
omrhly overlmuled and rolitted in tli-Mt-
i m-s ui'iar.Mii in now rtmnlnii and doino
all kinds nf ;
4 III II j.
1 Ft,ot;i.
FKF.O, AND OATS,
I onsttmtly on hand, nnd Hold at tho Very
:, "" ' 11. W. T.KDK.rtCIt
r; T f
DR. C. KEMBLE,
llaff bought nut (hestoroof
no i, Ai? n in? os..
.. . i '.l iUloiKo. i
And will rai ry mi Ihn business lirrafter.
A full line of all thn (roods formerly kept
wtil still bo r.mn.l In Uii .t..re. l'hv-i-euuiM
prescript loiisi'iircl'iillv eompouiwhtd
v n Competent Pharmacist n (Ira luatc ol
l'hllartclplila Collc-e of l'harniaey.
SJ 0m , .... T. Kl'..MllL,n, M. I.
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,'$50;TO $10,000
Has been invested in (stock Privileges
and paid
900 Profit.
"How to Do It," a book en Wall St.,
sent freo. Tunihridiro A- Co., liankcr.sund
llrtJiers, 3 Wall Ht., N. Y. 1 22 4t
Itfowt I'lxtrnoi'UIiinry
Terins of Advertising are offering for
Newspaper iu tho State of
PENNSYLVANIA !
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fates. Address
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a rvi:HTrsiNii aoents,
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i itiakituttu-it nul
Mtiihui.piyfthi5
nil's U'llUHUI OI
triHniiryaut':uioo toclftui
( IIihtm mk nioiwr fut .lltif.
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Ismt true uhuq ro-
.-I'.v. .Mif. AuariM,
A. C."llTKII CO.. B.himoro.
psYCHuMAM V, or Soul Cuarminj;.
4 How either sex may fascimito and nain
Iho love an.! all'ectlons of an v person they
hiss, insuiitly. 'i his siui'ple mental Mo
iill .'UjulU all esn possess, fn o, by mail
lor -i wntsj together with a Marriage
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dress T. Wiiliuiu .V (". I'ublUhcrs. Phil
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