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: subject to chetk, and receive time deposits of
ice dollar and tipward, and allow Interest at 6 per
est. Bp-law- and Rules furnished free - oy applying at
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rdfry evenings from 6to 8 o'clock. .
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kgeo, Scott & Co, Orr & Cooper,
s 1-Cro.s & Co, 1-Wm Kennedy,
stitleder Wachs, ham
B R.imzer, . - R B Edgar,
,k °Hurst, ,T—adeemen's National
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F ALLBTON FOUNDRY
REPAIR SH.OPI
JOIDI THORNILEY, PROPRIETOR
STOVES,, I
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G.P.NA 7 REPUBLIC
COOKING: STOVE IN USE,
WITH THE
]XTENSION' T P .
STAXDS UNRIVALLED
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,000 NAMES ATTiST ITS kfERITS..
THOIUMJnre
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ADJUSTIBLE GRATE
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170%S oar more heat with less Inel and Teel thin
than any other. 1 . •
EN(4 - LNES AND CATIICGS
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OF ALL KINDS MADE TO ORDER.
E A !`( )N AB F, KATES TO :ALL
5'.,1 . : y
alp & SILVERMAN.
ST_ DEFT. •
• ROC PA
\‘• FF:KLY RECEIVING A FRESH SUPPLY
OF i,oODS IN EACH QQFF ;TH.EFOLLOW
ING DEPARTMENTS:
13,u, ()col:3S
.1 , ;:a1em. , , and Sattinets,
WiEtc and Colored and .
Sarre(: - Flannels.
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Merinos,
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Wlaines,
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)1 3 :aids,
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. Gingtiams, .
.... Coberg,s,
Lawns,l . -,
• Water Proofs,
. , Woolen Shawls,
"ern :n.d Black Muslims,
Drilllng, Tickings,
Pr'lltzi,
rantan ' ,
Flannels
jaconetri,
Table Linen,
Irish Linen, -
Millinery Goods,
Ribbons and
Flowers,
flats and
JewalrY,
Counterpanes,
Hosiery,
Crash,
Gloves
& Mits.
•
giv attortion to bustness, and by keeping
` l46 tlY hund a- well assorted stoCk of
, zt , or all the different kinds tonally kept in a
e 4l ,Kore, the undersigned hopes la-the fa
bo. In the ,pant to merit and melee a liberal
or the public , putreuig%.
11 14 be y
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cebring.
:'"SPRYERER, Preet.
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eas.
R., Sec'y.
. W. J.%ABYBEEB,
~L. H. OATXAN
.u. J. SPIV/EBB% Caehier
AND
THE BEST
JOHN TUOkNILEY.
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ell
White and , Colored and
Barred Flannels,
Merinoa,
Delaines,
Plaids, '
Ginghams, _ •
Cobergs,
Lawns,
- Water Proofs,
Chinchilla,
Cloths,
Woolen:Shawls,
Brown and Black Muslins,
Drilling, Ti dings,
Prints,
Canton
Flannels, •
Jac6nets,
Table Linen,
Irish Linen,
Crash,
- Counterpanes,
Hoisery,
Gloves,
.4Sc Mits.
ang2-ly
Coßee, Teas, Sugar, Mo....eses, White Silver Drips,
Golden and Common Syrup. Mackerel intar
rels and kits, Star and Tallow . Candles,
Soap, Spices and Mince Meat. Alto,
SALT.
Ilardwake, Nails, Was
Door Locks. Door Latches, Hingee, Screws: Table
Cutlery, Table aid Tea Spoons, Sleigh Beils,-Coal
Boxes, Fire Shovels and Pokers, Nails and Glass.
Spades, Shovels, 2,3, and 4 Tine Forks, Rakes,
Scythes and &Laths, Corn and Garden Hoes. _
WOODENWARE.
Buckets, Tuba; ,Chuits. Butter Prints and Ladles
CARBON OIL,
Linseed Oil et White. Led.
Boots and Shoes
LAMBS* MISSES' AND CHILDBL,B"1111107$4,
in great variety. •
Rifle Powder,' and Shot,
Blasting Peowder and Fuse.
Flour Feed ar, Queeneware.
heavy goods delivered , free of charge.
By close attention to business, and by keeping
conStantly on hand a well assoi red stock of goods
of all the different kinds usually kept in a country
store, the undersigned hopes in the future as in
the past to merit and receive a liberal share of the
public patronage.
B. S. 11.1L.NOP.R.
deeST6B:ly.--ifichgd.
CM, OIL CLOTH,
MATTINGS, SHADES
AND SHADE CLOTH,
HOLLANDS ALL COLORS,
GREEN
.
' STAIR ROB ivith Patent Fast9ning,
TABLE COVERS,
PIANO COVERS,
Itt.TGS AND, MATS,
WELTY BROTHERS,
106 FEDERAL pTREET,
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
marl7-1-y8 9-
Fire Iniurance Company.
TIiCORPORATED-by the Legislature of Pein-
I sylvania, February, 1572. Office - one door east
cf Rochester. Savings Bank, Rochester, Beaver
county, Pa.
People of Beaver county can no have their
prOperty insured again' t loss or damage - by Are,
alfair rates, In a safe and
RELIABLE HOME COMPANY,
thereby avoiding - the expense, trouble and delay
tncident to the adjustment of loesa-by ;companies
located at s distance. •
BOARD OP DIRECTORS:
S. Quay. - George C. Speieror, '
Samnel B. Wilson, Lewis Schneider, •
William Kennedy, John Greta:lg,
J. J. M Srodea,
M. C am p , p Jr., C. 8. ,
Hurst,
David Lowry Henry (icehring.
OPPICZRB :
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M. S. Qcr, V. Pr C.
H. J. SrsYrnan, Treas.
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. dox Gasm GI, JR., &c' y. jyttlay
Executor's Notice.
Estate of John Ramsey, Deceased.
Letters teetameutary having been granted to
the subecriber, on the estate oT John Ramsey,
late of the - borough of New Brighton. Beaver
count , Pa., deceased. all persona indebted to
said pots e nested to mike immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated for sett:e
ine:it. JOM‘ RAMSEY, Met.
augl64sw• • . GceenYille. Mercer Co.; Pa.
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Adm . ixils traoir'ill Notice ;
DWI& of atoearengen,
Letters of &di:ministration upon the - Estate of
John B. Bwearengen, deceased, late of Hanover
township, Beaver county, Pa.. having been grant
ed to the undersigned, all persona indebted to
said estate are requested to_make immediate pay 4 ,
men - t, and those - having CiiilDS against said or
tate, will present the same properly authenticated
to the undavignad ibr settkaiMt without farther
delay, WTI. B. FRAZEE, Adadoliotreger.
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VALUABLE, REAL.
By virtue of 'Crier the
at 10 o'clock A. 11. 1 , 11.11 kidlOwing describled
Estateßeal of Said d--iused. situate partly in
Moon, and partly in opewell townships, Beaver
county, Penna., boun ed and described as follows,
- Beginntn a stone, thence by lands of
John Meet) north 3334 dep. ea5t,11135.100
per. to a stone; thence by other sands of said de
ceased. being from tart "B" hereinafter described
north 15 degs, west 148 50-100 perches to a post;
thence north 40 degs., east 99 50.100 perches' to a
pot 4 at grave yard; thence north 51 degs., wee;
9 tkl-100 perches to a post; thence north 30 degs, east
3 80-100 perches to a post; thence by lands of Mi
chael Baker north 58K deips, west 24 50-100 perches
to a post between two 'hickory trees; thence by
lands of the heirs of Abram Bruce, deceased, south
40 degs, west 113 perches to a post; thence by lands
ot, same south 48 degs, west 123 50 . 100 perches to a
stone on the bank of Raccoon creek;' thence up
said creek by lands of Jane Todd and John Shan,-
non by varlotus courses and distances to the place
of beginning, contaluing
114 ACRES AND 86 `PERCHES,
upon which are erected a two-story frame dwelling
house, containing six rooms, with cellar. under
neath, frame barn 40 by_ 60 feet r two frame corn
cribs, frame wagon she'with fable stable and log
sheep pen adjoining; also two log dwelling houses
—one containing six roma*, the other three, and
numerous outbuildings. Good fruit bearing trees
on premises. 100 acres cleared and in good state of
cultivation, balance well timbered and all under
fence:partly - underlaid with' coal, Convenient to
schools. churches, mills, and within $ ibiles
;of ionville Station, P. Ft. W. IC.IL W. ,
—Another tract of land situate in said
lixTi and Hopewell tovrnalgapis in said county. (be
ing, part of the' homestead 'of said decedent.)
'bounded by landr of Dr. John. Cooper, Michael
Baker, and other lands of said decedent above de
scribed,' (being marked Parpart "B" on the dia
gram accompanying the inquisition,) and contain
ing
95 ACRES and 158 PBRCRES,
upon which is erected a one-story frame dwelling
ho containing four repeal, and porch; (rime ,
1e.24 by 30 feet, log corn crib. and other out--
, ruidtugs. Orchard of good fruit .on premises.'
Farm well watered. , About 80 acres cleared and
balance well timbered—all fenced. Within three
miles of Leglonville Station on P. Ft. W. t C.
Railroad. Convenient to echcols churches and
mills.
ALSO—Parpart "C" aline' e in Hopewell town
ship, in said county, bounded AS follows. viz; Be
ginning at a post in the south-east corn, :thence
by lands of Dr. John F. Cooper north 21 degrees.
west 3770400 perches to a post; thence south 64%
degrees. west 0 . 2 perches ; thence south 31 de.grees,
east 31 15.100 perches to a pest; thence south '6
degrees, east 8 perches to a poet ; thence north 684 6
degrees, east 18 70-180 perches to the place of be
ginning, containing
4 ACRES and 70 PERCHES,
all covered with good timber.
faN FRIDAY, OCT . 943ER 3187 r. 1873,
rigattifit%tird=4l2Ais li Ve
ship, Allegheny county, Pa., (Purport "11,") bound
ed and described as follows; to-wit: 13eginning
stone' in -.Broadhead' rood," thence by e of
John Bickerstaff notth degrees,. east 77 50.100,
perches to a post strwhite oak-,,. thence by Purport,
D" south '7ok degrees, east 24 40-Itlo perches to
post in road; thence down -said read by Purport
"D" to a hickory; thence by lands of Porter
south 33% degrees; east 48 perches to a black oak; •
thence by lands of James McFadden tenth. - 61 de
grees; west 15 50-100 perches to a poet;. thence by
lands of " . Purdy eolith 65 degrees. west 13
perches to a - h Broadhead road; thence down
said road by lids of John Harper north 39Ni de
grees. east 2790-100 perches to a white oak: thence
1. north 67'4 degrees. west 98 00-100 perches to a white
oak; thence north - 88M . degrees, 'wait 10 perches to
' a pin oak; thence north 184% de west 18 40-
10U perches to the_ piece of , ng. containing
115 AC HM- and PRItCHSS.
upon .which is erected a Read bank barn 40 by 60
feet, with stabling underneath. and other outbuild
ings. About 10 scree cleared and balance • well
timbered. Farm well watered. Mill s, churches
and schools convenient . About 14 1 miles 'from
Leetathile Station, P. Ft. W. 4 C. Railroad. •
TERMS—One-third of purchase money in hand
on confirmation of sales by the Court, one-third at
the-expiration of one year from.date of said mar.
nation, with legal interest thereon fromaattie time,
and the balance to remain deemed on the Rreeaises
during the natural life of said decedent's
the interest thereon to be paid to her annually from
and after said confirmation. and at her death said
oeferred installment to be paid to the parties legit
ly entitled thereto.. Purchasers to pay expenses
of preparing deeds, bonds and mortgages. For
further information call on Charles C. Bruce , on
premises in Beaver county, or address the under
signed at New Sheffield Poetoffice, Beaver county,
:Pa. JOHN T. BRIJCB.
gept4-4t
MITCHENER & GANGEWER,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAT
AND V
SOLICITORS OF CLAMS AND PATENTS, ,
i: 896 Four-dud-a-half St. Washington, D. C.
We prosecute all kinds of claims against the
government of the United States, before the De
partments. Committee of Congress and Court of
Claims. We procure patents and act as attorneys
in patent cases. We make a specialty of Internal
Revenue matters and Land Claims. Oar terms on
business sent us by attorneys - will be one half toe
lee charged claimants. When a claim is sent us
we will send the necessary blanks and instructions
for its preparation, and will a'so keep our conls
pondents advisedlof all new laws, ruilings a de
cisions in relatidn to clalins.
_Senc for Lircula
. •
MITCHENER & GANCIEWER,
Attorneys at law.
F OR SALE.
A valuable lot and buildings In ROchester, Pa..
are offered for sale. Buildings are one dwelling
of eight rooms. all fitted up in complete stile. -
THREE LARGE STORE ROOMS.
with large lien above. Lot fronting , 70 feet on the
.Ulamond. running back 170 feet• to Railroad street.
Pleated iu choice bearing fruit trees.
A 1 2 74 0 FOUR VACANT LOTS
fronting on Beaver River, jut above the bridge.
CAILELRON & MAR CS.
ee94.lm• itocbeinfr.
P BENTEI. & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
FREEDOM, PA:,
Are now prepared to do a general Banking Sad
Broker business. Notes discounted, Government
bonds and other securities bought and void. and
collections made on all SCONISMII points ' in the
United States.
interest allowed on time &poen,.
Office hours from 11 A. N., to 4 r *. Saturdays
from 6 A. iv. to 9 r.
C. 4. B.11:MIL.
Jan. W. 1117 S-em. Oadbier.
ESTATE,
ALSO,
CHARLES C. BRUCE, or
RICE; WILSON I MOOS
Attorneys at Law, Beaver, Pa
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..oseington manag if these
two banks, was as much astounded as any
body else. He had gone up to the office
of. Governor Shepherd to attend 'to some
business in connection with the executive
office that he had so recently vacated, but
ad /merely taken a seat when a .messen
ger from the bank arrived and whispered
to him the fact that the New York and
Philadelphia houses had suspended. He
hurried immediately to the bank and Jay
Cooke ;Sr Co. closed. A card was hung
up in the windbw announcing the sus.
pensiori. The FirSt National continued
to transact business for an hour or more,
but it was evident a run - was commencing
and an officer of the police was called in
to clear oat the crowd standing in front
of counters. Pax books were extended
across the desks, end In-a moment the
clerks disappeared and the' officer firmly
insisted on every one leaving the premi
ses. When this was accomplished the
doors were closed. Mr. Knox, COmp
troller of the 'Currency, being informed
of the condition
,of affairs at this bank
immediately walked across the street and
had an interview r with the officers. The
result was the appointment of Mr. Eirrin
L. Stanton as receiver. The crowd con
tinued to grow, but no definite informa
tion concerning the c)udition of , either
institution could be obtained. Forthwith
there was a rush made for several other
banks supposed to be in some way affect-,.1
ed by these snsp4sions. Especially was
this the case with the sairings banks:-The
National Savings Bank availed itself of a
chartered privilege of requiring thirty
days' notice from its depositors add thus
effectually checked the threatened run.
The Freedman's Savings- Bank: and
the Washington City Savings Bank, how
ever, continued to meet all demands
upon them, and all day Thursday and
yesterday there were lung lines of depos
itors before the doors of these institu
tions. To-day the excitement is less in
tense, and it seems quite evident that the
storm has spent its force.
The interest in affairs here was less in
tense than that in the news from New
York and Philadelphia. All day long,
ever since the first Crash, crowds have
been hanging around the bulletin-bards
of the telegraph ofikes and as one suspen
sion after another has been announced
the excitement has seemed tb grow more
intense.
It was announced late last night that
to-day the Assistant Treasurer at New_
York would be instructed to purchase ten
millions of bondf. This is to satisfy a
general demand for 114 from the•Treasu
7, and is the only method by which the .
Treasury Department can be of any as
sistance to the banks. Banks now hold-
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iligr imeinnient isectutlia.*lA , an
oPPOrtnii* oftvert-thejmune Inio cur:
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bop& oily-a-xery listmeore'deredi but
panis may. forotrinady cif:the , banks tat
dispose of thoatfthey - lari.onittindv t ,i - ..
Will - we ever; kart issanat -Noakbizt:
fool Wilt dent that this 2, thas.bese
rght about by rectdiss e tiopaq,
n :wort* b,:racii.
Of slfitY- Co9As ,tiorne a vet
rpiit,i,t4oop :it-iu4o3 l )*
.6nadenci.of Ji Pki bad
an "ezninentli.stmpe#(olweer.. But
spirit of speculation.. gpl ti oOnt;ol of it and:
_ • g • 1,
t . has befinz..# 4 , ll ßol. eil*P, it 0 1 ,7
scorer, and.again rasistpuliusineia,but it
as iwl,,hurt,.badly,diunaged, and. not i t
_e, , •hpi..thereare thousands of innocent
es_whOwill, beafteated., by Xherecentr
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sti. Were:tie. Only_ 'demi& :to en . , •;.-
• epeculators and will.street gamblers. it ,
Wottld*a..matter nf..i.ittle consequence. 1
.These mein „hive ,made their fortunes by- 1
...4.1154044mk5'Ay4:.,1V0 sblaid.griese"-liAtle it.
illes..lotti..titem,AT spent:l4l4ton. ~.:Ttpt en
•*iko. .iii*., Iluk,:ragoksitanii of :.iiiiinetir
..-
thatitFialii,iii4l 4 namep,..bowever.pper:.
.or.),ismvpr . rte, will- come off entirely
:unaffected,,-,ll,l*..retirest ..,,Mitlionaire...will
,feel it .1# 1 #1, , -che t n.iiiie‘of liisin)te*: - '
*PeP:lotYoo°to -* ** Ptlik: is** TAcl ,
4r9l;:ilioxo=; : % :'Ori. '
streets, - t 1 4 o°%
pestiwpMark, .the poor *
seitng. girl,
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: 1 * Actied,....tw-; 1 4e:.Po4i.niillie4.,Wilgli! , ."'
:i r kup.in Jersasen ; Fent, - .9;:,04fa in9IVIScO• grid
,o f fosoci. : and .coat. .- Th ese increases sod.
1 4er,Fews f nlyelnee„ may not be perzw
f nea, o „. l o4,Voolk will, : frr teOMe time , be'
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, P IO, PK: qrlesSiAckift.giffle and : :e.irerY. : busk
nesimin knows ..that Abe effect of an itn.-
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Set , t,llog...?f prices:!nuat;result . disastrous
1 ly it) rite, ,_Ttulre Aett.bn no such
, thing :
*lft4etyisi-Fikpigucti is;etate of 'affairs
sl,4hinges, and:coaddemee 418 :111 ' necessary
.conlition .to sucCessfalliasinest!„_; . , . . • . . ~, -
:= 'Me •;i4ietiktfordeld. by , the ..TreasurY
, te...lgnipc . ijim . _ tn..Suppoileitican,
have any permanent -. effect is folly. We=
mustlook deeper. -We must seek - out the
bidden cause. Happily the cause is no;
hidden. It is easily discernible in our
depreciated "Circulating . medium. We,
there ore,' •;- e •e power to afford a per
mane's. "eni. ay. But while aairredeem
able paper cu';i. • acy constitutes the circa
lating_fili;ett-' of the country it wolkd ,-,
lolly to ex a settled condition- of ha.
singes. Let us hope. that our national
Congrese will now . open its eyes. to the,
necessity ,for adopti f ug ~ anme measare to`•
bring about an early riaumption ot spe
cie
e payment& .- . -_ •
1 _, . .
rchough receiving telegrams from New
York every , ifew moments announcing
that...tbe excitement -there to-day is even
worse - than .yeaterday it is plainly to be
se •
e
n that the confidence ip the banks ro
cated here is recovering, and if it were
not for the troubjes in Wall street- there.
would soon be ii feeling whateverlere.
Unusual quiet has reigned at the Treasu
ry to-day, and in , passing tfirough thecor
ridors of that vast banking
,institution
one can scarcely realize such a terrible ,
financial crisis. . , - 4
It has been proposed by some of the of ,
cials of the Treasury Department; to af
ford the necessasy relief to the country
even if a resort to the torty-four millions
reserve should be required. It is impossi
ble to learn yet what effect the purchase
of bonds will have, lout it is - feared that
the owners of such securities had alrea.
pledged them to
their obligations.
row is the Sabha,
our thoughts is nk
The monetary panic has so, monopoliz
ed public attention that one scarcely
hears any Othe; Subject mentioned. Yet
there are very important events transpir
ing which, in less exciting times, would
elicit considerable discussion. -For
we have the rescue of the re ain
in-
t
stance
der of the Polaris party, no, less im ort
ant than its counterpart, the rescue of
the ice-floe party a few weeks ago, l an
event that set the whole country agog..'
The EitaW and Navy Departments are
in recetpt of frequent telegrams giving ,
information :, orcerning -the party, and
instructions have been sent to_have them
forwarded immediately to this city. See
retary Robeson being' absent from the
city no action will be taken looking to
the further investigation, of the question
of the responsibility for the mishaps of
the expedtion until; hitveturn..
About all we know at this time is that
Captain Buddington and his- party were
plated up at Cape York; Jane 28d, by a
whaling the Rtvenscraig,
and thence
apt three
to the Arctic,• ex
re transferred to'
, . .
ithe tiG i htirl the Ar la
4?•41.0diw
tast, etilved in ierki l i4 heditu it
oomstry
ethef - reoopie f the e Wei
peib pieeened _ , ysit
0 0i; _IPINANCIAIt* sysithar.
, The fiaandal eytitem =Of -PennaylTania, - .
''is,. ‘ leessilbsble ;to , sixiest by felse.uretttnis- '-' •
and erroneous assessments lof property; -:-it
. •
ad: i n s much-more promptlyiaud et:oomi , - '-
palthitiiitit of any other Elate. It `Shoup -
at Itoat•beetindied by the financial author; • .
tieatisseisbere "—AT. Yor'LlEvening• Post.- ' . •
.cointeenting on this endorsement of
'Our State financial system,? the. Swinton- 1 .
..gepiWrileantsaya: This has skeet - refer..
. Once - to,the• simplicity of our financial aye- , •
tcgot)* abolishing of the ,tax on real Eas , . '..
taus,•;a4: ;the ease and OadencY with ~
ichielk the: ;State; reienu# are. collected..
Vireltno* of no State whOise finances are
in such satisfactory copdition. Its they .._Y .T
are-in
.tennsylveits. Whastßthe RepUbil ".,
can-petty thine: into powr in = this State r
they found *among other mocratic relics
1 a huge debt- that 44acc umulated sand
. .. -
a l oe
' _Democratic extMy*nce, and. mis ,
Spent in limes of-peace. I During , 1., . ad.-( i. _
1 Minii4olons of GovOnors Cartiit sad 1 - .
Cleary the. - policy -of economy, retrench- i'• .
tent, reduction_ of the - texes and - the Slat!- IT -•
debt, iris: - -. saccessfulllyi inaugurated, sad k
that policiienowiseir*. faithfully isdher- ! 'r,
1 14 :tof mug*, the! aiinOdittititin ot - OTr=, .: .
itior'r_;ilsrkteuft. i , !ftais'year.te..leer•-* _
~
1 ; 111 e'debtltlitheen:rikiddly &Owed, zu4.- . ..
'ill itheselisOst 'ceased, to bli- IC bitniolkH.
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There.eenes of the State are 1101". -001101..,
, ..
alinoetexeltisively . frail COlpOrfitiOnajaad. '•
li*ess,lhott - relieving l, 44tatel!! la ' -
‘
.linirof tax aollettotO, ,sniippffiring , :tite
burdentupon those beat able.. , bearitiaL - ',.....
'end *rho area mostly Onjoyisk.l s . , .tial.prisr , ....4 -,
lieges conferre4 '.':
ihe: 8 ' ..:::- liViktieirt.w: ,
maybe said- - for o r ;against the .finsite*. ,
• system of.' any .other - Cemansoweilk:;ie-4
tamst . beiulmitted that for' goO*_,liifie- - ..t..
Meta, . that of :the a,.914 .- : •',Keyetone. titan& ; I'
pre.emi i - .I. !In n 9 other ,State -are- the .
• *people:, , slightly t.*W for the mairkte..,-L,•,.
isancet' their:State goverpmen and. hai-i. T- i
,ti,
no of i'`. State' are Oere - moreli, ' 1 sp., -;,--.'-
p i r e piirpo
opriatio se. T,h
ntsfdrediet
people eation know al
is, an
and c rita ii ,- ( ~,t,
ty also know IQ which ~political party '
4 , 1 ,ce
' . ,t ey are indebted for the OW work. Our
State makes liberal appropriations to the
coti,kmon' schools supports those *hie
I nstitntionso.he soldiers' orphans' schools. '
~.
i
asylum, hosptsle, and ft 'score .of Ohs%
charitableinetittitione; - pays the - interest
"Os the Bt,te debl, reduces the principa/ ,
pi the liaise fr9na one to - two millioes
. eSery year, and 4 the same time redtmeis
taxation as rapt* se it can: be done With, : --;
' safety. We'd() hot wonder that tht *ow - 1
Yrirk Pod and other intelligent journals ,
should-admire 4 financial policy that is so- 1
nearly perfect in its operations.'' . .'
Do the peoOle for a moment believe
that the Demoeratio party of Penneylva-'
nia woukiimlfroire on a system that his •
worked so adthirably and so advantageous_ p.
ly to the peoOle of the. Commonwealth?
Wherever anq whenever. the Democratic_
party has been in-power, they - have hive
riably shown la peculiar capacity for4ilng
up public delft ;,'but we know of no mate.
rial instance *here they hgve ever eon-_
ceived or in4ituted a system of govern-
meat, or reduction of existing pubiic lls- _
bilipies. The Democracy of Pennsylvania' ?-
are seAking to secure control of the.treas
urfr at the ensuing ejection. - Net any
i lligent nan believe that th people
o the State would ' be benefi ted, by a
change); by electing as State Treastrer .
the representative of a party that never,
when in poWer, set a single example of
economy, instituted single wise and
judicious financial system ?, ,The people'
of Pennsylitinia are satisfied to let well ('
enough alone.
to meet
to.mor-,
'collect)
=Active Movetfients should, be made. in
the Centeneitl, as practical businesa mast
begin nextjsummer. Two meetings were
held in Reliding on 'Thursday night, at
which 'Le* agreed that Berks county
should rattle
--
her quota of subscriptions
4
immedistely.' Itillentowiii, last' week;
a meetingas held and committees were
appointed to sell the stack. It is time for
}lucks county to 'be moYin4 in the matter,
as the 10,1 subscriptions thuS fir made
are very email. The newspape rs of other
States are urging the people forward, and
the jealo4sy once exhiited by New York,
has about diiiappeft/ed. The United Stoitee
can make the C ntennial the (greatest
event-of the age if they
—ExlGovernor Wise, of Virginia, Domes
out in a lettbr supporting the Republican ,
ticiet in Virginia. He stateithat he con
siders the , material interests- of Virginia
are identified with the success of thivitie‘
publican Party.
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