EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY MflEJnQ, MAT 17, 1876.
for i-rksipknt
JOHN P. JIAHTUANFr,
of Pennsylvania.
AiiiioiiiHencHft.
f Prior for announcement Hro ns fol
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Assembly, 10. Positively no announce
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S ADVANCK.
CONGRKSS.
We arc autliori.ed to announce the nniiio
of K. L. DAVIS, of TionesU, as a candi
date for Congress, subject to tho decision
of tlio Republicans at their Primary Mect-
ASSEMRLY.
Wo aro authorised to announce V, K.
jLJ,ISON, of Hickory, as a candidate for
Assembly, subject t tlio action of the Re
publicans at their Primary Meetings.
We are authorized toannonncc the nnnio
of J. H. AONEW, of Tionosta, na a candi
date for Assembly, subject to the decision
of the Republicans at their Primary Meet
ings. Memorial Day.
Gov. Hartranft has issued a Gener
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the Grand Army of the KcpubJio in
reference to Memorial Day, May 30th,
and the decoration of the Soldiers'
Grates. It suggests that in this Cen
tennial year, especially when "we
meet as a united peeple to commemo
rate the events connected with the
birth of our Nation, the memories of
our dead comrades, whose lives were
required for the establishment of tbtit
peace, should bo very near' to our
hearts, and command out choicest of
ferings." Where no Posts of the
Grand Army are established, citizens
are requested to arrange for a proper
obserance of this day.
Our Philadelphia Letter.
Special to tho Rkplulicas.
Philadelphia, Pa., May. 12, '7G.
The morning opened gloomily but
by ten o'clock the sun had driven
away the clouds and the noonday was
as bright as could be desired. "Long
before niue o'clock tlie hour when tho
grounds were to be opened an im
mense throng had assembled and it
was steadily increased by the arrival
of thousands upon thousands every
few minutes for hours. Various esti
mates have been mmle of the number
of persons in the enclosure and they
varied from 200,000 up to 1,000,000.
The programmes 'laid down by the
Commissioners was parried out exact
ly. ' When President Giant arrived
Wagner's inauguration march was
played and then Bishop Simpson
prayed. The buildings were presen
ted by Gen. Hawley to the President
who responded in an address. The
flag was unfurled ; the Hallelujah
chorus shouted. Bells chimed, aud
ono hundred guns were fired to an
nounce that the Grand Centenuiul
Exhibition was iuly opened. Then a
grand procession formed, and Presi
dent Grant passed at the beud of it
into Machinery Hall, where, assisted
by Mr. Curtiss, he put in motion the
grand Curtiss Engiun, which furnish
es all the power needed on the
grounds. The Vise President of the
United States, all the members of the
Cabinet; all the judges of the Supreme
Court and most of the members of
Congress, all the members of the Dip
lomatic Corps at Washington, aud the
Governors of nine States with many
other officials and distinguished men,
were present on the platform. The
grounds were brilliant with uniforms,
and the variegated dresses of the rep
resentatives of foreign nations. Every
thing was not ready, as I have said
in previous letters would be the case.
This is more the fault of the Exhibi
tors than of the Commissioners, be
cause goods have beeu held back to
the last hour, and then rushed i:i at
the rate of three hundred and fifty
tons per day. So that it was utterly
impossible to put -them iu place.
Many of the exhibitors delayed too
long in preparing the cases ond fix
tures in which to display their arti
cles and quite a number of them aro
yet unfinished. There was mismau
agement to-day somewhere iu the ad
mittance of visitors. Thousands paid
to get in and when they did so found
themselves In an immense mass of hu
man beings crowded between the
main building and Machinery Hall.
Goliuh of Gath, with his spear like a
weaver's beam, could not have loreed
Ids way through this swelling mass of
humanity, and thus thousands were
prevented from seeing even the
grounds to-day, and turned back dis
gusted; some of them beiug more em
phatic than polite in their remarks
upon the managers. Not accustomed
to give away to obstacles I passed
round between Machinery Hall and
the fence, part of the way being ex
ceedingly muddy, aud by persevere
auco aud a long walk succeeded in
getting into the grounds. Who over
had charge of this part of tho business
made a mes of it, and had btttermvo
w. u. nus.v - -
way to some man who can attend to
his duties.
Tho hncknmn iu.J livrry keepers of
Philadelphia deserve a first class no
tice fur their liberality. On the open
ing day they set the price of a car
ringo at twenty five dollars for a day.
When the Devil gathers iu his jewels,
tho biightest of his ornaments will
doubtless bo tho Philadelphia livery
men. I heard many an earnest wis!)
to-day that he (tho Devil) would
come on at once and work fast until
the last of tho hack nnd livrry men of
this city were testing his warmest hos
pitalities. Tho display of military on the
ground was very fine. The Staff
Oflicers particularly having an erup
tion of gold lace and epaulettes.
About four o'clock it commenced to
rain and gave us & heavy shower, dri
ving most of the people home.
Every house, almost every window
in Philadelphia has a flag displayed.
The Centennial and Girard hose a
gay disply of bunting including that
of almost every nation.
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out," is n familiar des-ri.tlon of these
two diseases. Though em-h mav and diswt
utlaek dlll'erent parts of tho aralcm, the
causo Is bolinvod to le a poiMontma acid in
the blond, l'urily this hy the use of
Tarrant's Seltzer iperirnt.
It will do iu work ajHiedily and thorough-,
ly. It Is tho frrrat -friend nf Iho sutrcior
IVoin rheumatism nnd gout.
74 SOLI) 11Y ALL DRCGQISTS.
LAND FOR SALE.
JO,000 ACICE.S
Of farming and timber lands; near th
great Kauawal-.a River, In I'titnum Coua
ty, West Virginia, In quaiillties tu sulk
purchasers, St.il good, water pure and
abundant, timber exrcllcia) ; churahoav
schools and mlllsconvciiient; titlo perfost.
Irl( f;! to Jjs per acre. Terms aeeumiau
ilatiug. Send ft)r full description to J. L.
McLean, Wlulleld, l'utnam County.
Virtjlnla y i
THIS CI.AIll-HOUBE ESTABLISHED IN 1866.
PFnldflMQ obtainsil lor tuiu-crs, Sol..
I L 110 I UllO.diei-s. and Seamen ol War-
of 1S71 and S, and for their heirs. Tlie law
in'luilcs deserters Olid tlloso dishoiiorahly
disehnre-ed. If woundod, injured, or have
contracted any disease, apply at one.
Thousands entitled. Great ruiiuher )
tilled to an Incroascd rtttc, and should ap
ply immediately. All Soldiers and Sea
men of tho War of lam who served for
1111V tverioil. hawovnr tthttr 11-h.tk..
ablml or not. and all widows of such not
now on th Pension rolls, in reonrH ia
send nio their address at one.
nnilMTV. Many who enlisted In ls71 J
UUUI1 I I. and aro entitled. Semi
your diwhari'i-n and have them examiiirtl.
Hnslnesa before tlie l'alent t)lllce soliciMvt
Ollicars returns and aceouots sottled, aud
all Just claims prosecuted.
as i mane nocliai-go unless successful,
I request all to inclose two st ramps forrn
ply ond return of papers. Genrfrn. K.
lrf-moH, Lock Uox 47, Washlnirton, I. C.
I recommend Cantaiu liuon as an lion.
orable and siiccesslul I'nutloner. 8. A.
Hiirlbut, M. .-. 4ih t'oinrrcssioiml Iiis
trii-l of Illinois, late M.ii.-Oeli'l U. S. Vola.
iu n nun; mention namool this paper.
7 i
l Visltim; Cards, with Your nam
'V finely mint nunt. lor'Vw, W. h...
1(K) stylos. Auunts wanted, t .iiiiidIm br-
stiimp. A. 11. Fuller t Co., lSroskto.
M ass. a 4
2I7'7A WK1JK ffuaranteed to Mai anA
I I Feilinln BIP.,ll It, Iknl. Inn.lll.
Costs nothinn to try it.' 1'artioulara Fre'al
i". u. K-Kery r t'o., Augusta, Ma. -.
$5g
tin l"pr day at honia. Ternia,
lu Addret iGuo. hUnauta.
t Co., Tortland, Ma,
3
psYCHOMANCY, or Soul . Cliarminpf
i- How either aox mav fascinate and train
Iho love and affections of any person they
choose, instantly. This simple mental ao-.
luirement ull can possess, tree, by mail,
for 13 cents; together with a Marriaice
Guide, F.ryptian Orae.o, lireams. Hints to
Indies. A ipieer bMk. 100,000 sold. Ad
dress T. William A Co., rublishera, Phil
adelphia. 40 41
0; CKNTENNIAL Fancy Visitlni or
"'-' Culling Cards for JOi-is. Sometliimr
ontlrely new. AddresB R. a. Adams
Son, Chatham, Columbia County, N. Y.74
Mcdulaand lltnlom A u
AGKNTS WANTKDI lor lIOLMAN'ij
NEW PICTORIAL BIBLES.
1.SII0 HIllHtrutloiiu .l,l.
clreulai's, A. J. Iloliuan A Co., X A roll
St., 1'hlla. a 4
OKNTWsUrrM h-Mtabaa-MI,
nnnJbiliza
wife Younsr
7 mm aw.
U mutt orcii of
MUiJt7i
In but1'i1 ' '" s
MIND UEAD1XG, I'syo-'oinuiicv, Fa,,
dilation. Soul Charuiinar, Iesiner
ism, and Marriano Guide, sliowiiii; hof
either sex may f:iseiiiate and (;a:n the lova
and a lection , . r m,v ,i i .., . ..
( . - J ......i.ii uin, i-uvui, lux
, . : . I'-Kcs. jiy man SO cU
Hunt
u. i u., ia is. .u, t,t.( i
I'hilu.
8 4
DYS PIE PIS I A
CURED FREE.
Any person sullerui(- from DvspopiU
or liulii-esllon will be cured by using
1111. WlLLIARD'SfOSPOlSBfOWWM.
Sciid (or a trial p.n-ka-e, It cla nnthl,,.
ami will cure you. Additws bllJBLKB
t; t o., Chemists, l;t.',j nroadivnv, N.w
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FITS, EPILKPS Y.
FALLING FITS CURED.
This is no humbun;. For infonnatioa
nislw,;I,,rMir,'."l M,JVKU UROTH
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