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two ih-lej an-.-'. nI' v'c-i"iiii"l i.n:liim :ilt I
iuHnmi'i; in I'll1 l-i'i'v. for carh lirpivsi-u-talive
and Sen. ii e in til-.'.!1 iiirulivo dis.
trie', wlio i-lmll lni-'t ill M SS t '( N Vl'.X
TION. nt 1 l.i i i-'i. I.i.i ;-. en a ilny In 1-.-1-y
t lie Chairman of I lie. Stale Central Cum
lniltec. By in I'.v i-f the P o : : i -1 . Tatio Sis.!o Coin
Uiilteo.
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HOSACE Gr.a'Sr.y AT1D TII! LEAGUE.
Tlic Union L'-njua Club of Now
Yoil;, of which Grecly is a member,
addressed, rn cfTi-iisl notice to him, on
tlic 10th, ('oniaiul'ug his appearance
before a spi.c-ial nicolin to g'wc an
aceuunt.of his " locality " in tho matter
n -burnt tu:m Jefferson Davis.
Horace Lii&tlca up iu Lis reply of over
a column of close print, and tells the
League iu plain terms that they arc
"-iiaiTOW minded blockheads." His
reply is aldre.-sc.l to Messrs. Cieorge
W. lilunt, Johu A. Kennedy, John O.
Stone, Stephen ITyatt, and thirty others.
.Wo make the following extract :
" Gentlemen,,! shall r.ot attend your
meeting this evening. I have an en
izagcmcnt out of town, and shall keep it.
I do not recognize you as capable of
judging or tvc.i full apprehending me
You evidently regard uic 03 a weak
sentimentalist, misled by a maudlin
-philosophy. I arraign you as narrow
inindcd blockheads, who would like to
be useful to a great and good cause.
you don't know how. Your attempt to
base a great enduring party on the
bate nud wrath necessarily engendered
Jy. a Woody civil war, is as though -you
would plant a colony on an ice -berg
which had some how drifted into a
tropical ocean. I tell you hero that
out of a life earnestly devoted to the
will' select my going to Richmond and
signing that bail bond as the wisest aet,
and will feel that it did more for free-t-Ioin
and humanity than all of you are
competent to do, though you had lived
to the age of Methuselah:
" All I care for is, that you make
this a square, stand up fight and record
-your judgment by yeas and nays. I
.-care not how few vote with mo, nor how
uii.ny vote against me; fur 1 know that
tlio latter will repent it iu dust and
n.shcs before three years have passed,
Undcn-tavd, once for all, that I dare
you and defy you, and that I propose to
fight it out on the line that I have held
from the day of Leu's surrender. So
long as any man was seeking to over,
throw our government, he was my
enemy ; from the hour iu which he
laid down his arms, he was my formerly
f iring countryman. So long as any is
at heart opposed fo the national unity,
fi-o federal authority, -or to that asser.
tinn of tho equal rights of all men
which has become practically identified
with loyality and nationality, I shall
flo my best to deprive him of power ;
but
whenever lie ceases to bo thu.-', I
di-mand his restoration to all tho
privileges of American citizeuship."
" I give you fair uotiec that I shall
ui .;e re-enfranchisement of thos-j now
jdc-eribed for rebellion so soon us 1
.hall feel confident that this course is
iv;r-Litetit with the freedom of the
Ll.o'ks tind the unity of tho republic,
Mid that I shall demand a .recall of all
now in exile only for participating in
I';-' rebellion, whenever the country
i-hV.I have been si thoroughly pacified
that its safety will not hereby be en
dangered. And so gentlemen hoping
that you will heueufiii'th comprehend
me somewhat .bc'ter than you have done,
I remain,
Yours,
T. Y. May 2:i, HoiiAre Giif.ely.
(Miicngo, June a.
A fire at tho coiner of Taylor and
Clarke streets, this afternoon,' desrtuyed
dockus' livery stable, and damaged some
ti-ljoiuiug buildings. Loss ?1,000.
J.t:suruucc 50,000. '
Jersey Cily, June 3.
On Saturday uight last, u train from
New York, on tho Mom and Ksscs
llailroad, when near llloouifield Junc
tion, betwoeo Newark and Orange, was
Ihrown from the track ly a bar( iron
placed across the track by ffomc mis
creant, doubt Ices with a vicvv to plun
der. None of the passengers ffcro iu
j urod,
I'on'hkeepsLC, N. Y., June.".
Robert Hciidcraho't, well kuowu as
the drummer boy of the Ituppuhaunock,
i lopc frum this ciiy with a rich mer.
chant's da ighttr on Friday last. They
were married at Newburg. The inter
i-tiiig i air are '' scaiee nineteeu years
hl.
I'm- llie Klk Ailvuciile.
TH3 ISJUE OF, THK UOVV.
" Why H'aml ye lin e nil tlic day iille ?
Is He .- (1-ar, it I'l'ieo so tuveet us to lie
liiiii'liancj at the ivi:o of chains aiiJ .-In-very
V '
There ijiu rh s of Patrick Henry ore
t i.dny n pertinent as when nioro than
ninety years agi his cln-Uoiice the
Ainerican heart, and aided in arousing
the people to what posterity has de
clared to be -a justwbellum. V.t,-tas
ridden, s!amp accursed, and loaded with
an irredeemable and depreciated curien.
cy, we fo diy groan beueath nn oppres
siun a hundred times greater than any
ever Imposed upon tho Colonics by
King (icorgc and his Parliament.
Our forefathers rose and (brew off
that tyranny, and arc we. idly mid pas-'
sively, without one effort to release our
selves, to stihn.it tu tyranny po much
worse '! " JWlnl it Mmi.jlily Coil! "
!lood and trca.sura have been squan
dered lavishly to maintain and enforce
obedience- to a Constitution which is
now tramphni underfoot by the very
men who bat a few short months ago
were loud in its praise ; by men solemn,
ly sworn in tho sight of God and their
fellow men to its support ! Is there
one count of the indictment set up in
;hc Declaration of InJepeudeucc, -that
iMagna Chaita of American liberties
that might not with equal truth be
brought by tho people of these disunit
ed States against their Congress ago
ainst those men who-uhould bo but the
puppets of their will,?
Disregarding their oaths.
disregard,.
mg all their own solemn cled-'es. and
lgiioricg laws which they themselves
have placed uhon tho statute book, us.
ing power but to oppress, raising hope
but to destroy, God forsworn, treacher
ous and cowardly tho Coasrees of tho
United States has .forfeited by mis.
user all the riglits ever given .it, and the
power to make ;la,'.vs aud command oho.
dience, rtverts to its source and where
it of right belongs to tho people
Trembling cowards, without honw or,
manl ness, shrinking from the liht of
day, fearing their own shadows, and
dreading open discussion of their plans
aud hopes. Congress resolved in the
first months of the war that tho war was
only prosecuted to suppress iusurrec
tiou and maintaiu tho supremacy of tho
tho Constitution aud the laws, and when
that was aeeo.tiioji-i'!"'' 1, - -!.
cease. Lehcving this promise, tho
people, when tho last insurgent laid
duwn his arms, looked for tho rainbow
of peace to brighten Iho political hoii.
son, for the mechanic to return tc his
tools aud tho laborer to the fields.
More than two years havo passed
since the last armed foo disappeared,
but tho gentle influences of peace havo
not yet re.iumed their sway. From tho
fertile fields of tho South come the wails
of famishing men, women and children,
aud ten States bow beneath tho iron
heel of military rub,iud life and prop,
crty arc held only by the -vufTcance of
the irresponsible, unprincipled and des
potic shoulder-strapped miuiou3 of a
corrupt and venal Iegislaturo.
" JIow long ? O, Lord ! How long ? "
From tho gently springing grass, the
rustling leaves, tho rippling brook, tho
rolling thuuder, tho Cashing lightning
from each of God's ministers and
agents, comes the answer in tones clear
and unmistakable : Until the people
rise iu their might aud .assert .their
right to His gift, te " life, liberty aud
tho pursuit of happiness."
Connecticut, but the other day,
ought at the ballot-box the'battlo of
right against might fought boldly and
conquered. The power of wealth aud
the voices of demagogues availed not
against minds awakened to our peril,
and seeing tho downward path which
tho nation is treading towards tho prec
ipice which threatens tho ruius of ua-1
tiona! uuity, general and individual
prosperity, arid civil aud political liber,
ty. Mechanics aud operatives, threaten
ed by the loss of employment if disobe
dient to the commands of selKsh capi
talists and manufacturers, cast a loving
look upon tho upturned luces of wives
aud children, tcuiug perhaps in those
gentle eyes only faith and truth sceins
perhaps hope for that legacy of honor
which is dearer than life walked boldly
to the polls and cast their votes iu that
scale wherein lay tho right.
" Trutk crushed ta earth will rise
again."
There is no doubt as to Iho result,
but as to the means. The probabilitica are
that with very littlo extra exertion,
wo can succeed in effecting change in
tho political status, but in such & ease
what assurance havo wo that the men
in power will submit to the deeisiou of
tho people. Nono whatever 2 Indeed;
judging the future by the past, remem
bering the hubituul disregard these men
have I'm all law, we can only think they
will refuse to submit. What then '
Will the people be compelled to give tip
their choice and slink baek ito their
kennels like whipped spaniels, cowering
before the frown of Thad. Stevens or
Don. Dutlar ?
. I ween not. There is something of
tho old spirit of '70 left, and if it is
onco fairly aroused let tho tyrant bc
wai e.
They may-have moro money, but the
people havo the muscle, brains, pluck,
and in tho long run these aro the win'
ning cards.
Tho cloud ot popular iudignation is
lowering, deeper, darker, thicker, and
unless there is a chango in public affairs
ore long, it will break out in a storm
thiit will sweep the Radical leaders from
tho face of the earth, consigning them
to a blacker Hades than was ever
dreamed of iu heathen mythology, aud
leaving their names to bo resoucd from
oblivion only by tho nicmgry or their
crimes.
Again wj..say, let them beware.
Shnl! th aibitraticn boo by ballot or
bullet ? JJix.
For the Klk Advocate.
CATHOLIC CHKI STIANITY -NO. 7.
Suppose an Israelite, bitten by one of
lie deadly serpents, and knowing that
tho bite would prove fatal iu a few hours,
if ho did not obtain relief from some
source, should say nevertheless that he
would not lotik.for healiugto the brazen
serpent which Mescs had .lifted up Ic
cmc he believed it was a humbug ;
.should wo not say 'that such a msu de.
scivcd his fate ? Yet a man might say
it was contrary to reason ar.d common
tense to supposo that looking upon the
brazen imitation of the eerpent which
had bitten -him would cure the fatal bite.
But all such objections were out of
place. This was the way which God
appointed Jar -tho healing of the. people,
a way, indeed, whiuh was entirely
arbitrary, but which none could misun.
derstand, and ivhich cost them nothing
against which no honest mau could have
the least objection. After this, if any
died of the sorpon'Jo .bite, it was their
own fault. God had promised a certain
cure if they would only look ; refusing
to do this was evidence of an unbelieving
or rebellions spirit, thouuh they might
boast of reason, and accuse Moses of
humbugging tho people.
Vnn- !.:- ,-1. KnToro n. we
hea the glad sound of the Gospel : "As
Moses lifted up the serpent in the des.
ett, to shall tho Son of man bo lifted
up ; " and accordingly he was lifted up
ou the cross "lhat whosoever belicv
ctli in Him shall not perish, but may
have-life everlasting." A-nd net as in
case of the serpent ia tho desert; but
now wo aro informed as to tho way in
which the iiftieg up of Christ effects
tho salvation of those that Jook to Iliui.
His death was a sacrifice to divine jus
tice an atonement for human guilt ;
so that God may be just and justify tho
believer in Jesus.
Jiut I wish now to insist on tho FACT
that Ktivution which includes the for
giveness of sins and a blessed immortali
ty is freely offered to all men through
faith in Christ. And for any sinnento
doubt that God will savo him if ho
looks to Jesus, is just as wicked as it
would have been .for any Israolite to
doubt that God would heal him of the
serpent') bite if he would look upon the
serpent of brass. And since, in the
ono case ns in flic ofher, thero is no
other icaj to escape the impending evil,
we can understand why uubclicf is tho
prevailing sin of the world. Sec John
10, 8.
15ut why is it that all men are not
saved, when a suffieieut atouenicut has
been made for all, and -all aro invited
to como and " tako of tho water of life
freely ? " Why is it, than when Christ
is preached as willing aud able to save
forever All who come to (Jod Ly IL'm,
so many refuse to come Tho fact,
strango and sad as it is, cannot bede
wed. There aro vory many, even un..
df tho fullligfct of tho gospel, who
Hi7 net como to Christ that they might
havo life. TJipj would rather die than
ho saved in this way ; or at loast run
the risk of death, than look tft. tho Sa
vior noic tho only opportunity they
are sure of ; and this is unaccountable,
except on tho ground that the human
heart is " deceitful above all things, aud
desperately wicked " " enmity against
God."
But como believe ; and since all are
by nature esseutially aliko all aro
" dead in siu " we must iiHjuiro whence
the difference? C. O.
ttJ"Tbe Mayor of Angusta, Georgia,
announces iu his late inessago that
there is just $10 ia the City Treasury
with which to a Sotting debt of (112,
000.
LATE NEWS.
St. Louis, Juno .1.
Lufo Dcnvo papers report-that fifteen
tu eighteen inches of snow and heavy
rain fell I hero hctwoen tho 15th and
20th ultimo. Tho snow was so deep
in the mountains that the coaeh could
not go throngh to Ccnttal City.
A bey name 1 Gcorgo Miller, seven
teen years of age, who was captured by
tho Dlr.ckfeet in 1S(?", and stolen by
tho Clieyenncs the following year, had
escaped and reached Denver. Ho ro.
ports that five white women aro held
captives, xmo of them tho wilo of a
doctor at Council 'Bluffs.
The Indians keep thoroughly posted
in regard to military movements. They
have, many Spencer rifles, procured
from the . traders. The Indians con
template a general and simultaneous
attaek along tho Platte lliver, early in
"June.
Tho Indian Comui'ssioner, (Judge
Kinney) and party were attacked at
Bridge's Ferry on the l'uth. Captain
Willis, with troops, pursued and re
covered all tho stock, and killed .one
Indian.
Tho Nebraska Legislature on Satur
day appointed a couimittco to act with'
tho committee, of citizens of Omaha, to
give tho railroad excursionists a recep.
tion .
ILnrisburg,-.Tuno 3.
Steel was -manufactured to-day at the
PcnnsjJvanian Steel Works, a few
miles below here, in thirty minutes, by
tho Bassamer procoss, just introduced
into this country, and by which steel
rails arc manufactured almost as cheap
as ordinary iron. In thirty minutes
sixteen steel ingots wero made, each
ono largo enough to roll into an ordinary
T rail.
Judge David B. Green organizod his
courfhero to day, under the act passed
last wintcr, creating tho first district of
criminal juris Jictioil to bo composed of
Dauphin, Lebanon, and Schuykill Coun.
ties. There being no business ready tlio
court adjorne'd until the first Monday of
September.
Ylu. II. Bell, a well-known citsan of
Ilarrisburg, diod to-day. lie was
married on Thursday last.
Albany, Juno '3.
Tho Constitutional Convention will
meet at tho Capitol on Tuesday morn
ing. Several delegates have already
arrived. The question of oigrtniy.atiou
is being quite freely discussed. Chariot
J. Folgcr, Ira Hatris, and William A.
Wheeler arc spoken of for President of
the Convention, and James Terwtlligor
and'ETfthcr Caldwell are candidates for
clerk. The Republican caucus to decide
upon the organization ot the Convention
will be held this evening. Tho project
for adjourning to Saratoga has but few
advocates.
Burlington, Vt, June 8.
Another lubbery was committed here
last uight. Tho jewelry store of L
Freeman was broken open, and a small
safe containing about 82,000 worth of
watches, was carried off. The safo was
found this morning 'by the police,
buried iu a sand bank, -unopened.
Nashville, Tenn., Juno 3.
The argument 5n tho impeachment
trial of Juduo Frazior havinnr ln
concluded, tho Seuato to-day, actios as
.1. . r . . ... . . ' . .
mo iouri or mipeaonmcnt, rendered a
verdict finding him guilty at tho charges
prctereu. iuo verdict removes htm
from offieo and disqualifes him fiom
holding any offieo hereafter.
'Cincinnati, June 3.
James Iungley, an old citizeu of
Montgomery, iu this county, was
drowned yesterday, wliilo attemptiug to
cross the river iu ahuggy at that place.
Tho horse, a stalliou, valued at $1,000.
was also drowned.
Portland, June 3.
Tho vote on the fiyuor law, submit tod
to tho people by tho Legislature, the
questions being ad increase of penal itcs
to imprisonment, in any case, elicited n
vote of 1,139 yeas, and 302 uays in the
city.
Springfield, Mass., June 3.
Tho City Couucil of this place has
directed Major Briggs to extend tho
hospitaTites of the city to President
Johnson on his proposed visit to Massa
chusetts. Washington, Juno 3.
A clear majority of the Judicory Com
mittee is known to favor an adjourn
ment until Dccimbc, becauEO they do
not deem a July Bession of Congress
cither advisablo or -necessary, aBd this
majority includos cue member who be
lives an impeachment can be sustained
before the House. The matter will be
definitely decided this afternoou. The
seven Republican members of tho com
mittee, although strong iu their cen
sure of the President, are divided on the
impeachment question. The charges of
oourplicity iu the assassination have not
been sustained.
Messrs. Bcntwell, Lawrouca and Wil
liams aro ol tho opinion that articles of
impeachment should be presented, and
it is believed that Mr. Thomas inclines
to this conclusion.
There is much excitement to.day ou
account of the election, but nc disturb
ances have occurcd up to this hour.
Orders havo been received to place
the jebel ram Stonewall, in readiness
for sea. She ia deliveied, and tho
Government has granted Couciuandcr
Brown the neoessary leave of absence
Tho Japanese government will pay him
a handsome prico for taking her to Ja
pan. Oue mouth will be required to'put
her in good order.
Tho Government advices from New
Orleans show that the Government is
fully secured in its accouut with the
First National Bank of that city, and
that private depositors will get a large
share of their money.
The largest wonau in M lines is
MissSylva Hardy, of Wilson, wh-i is
seven feet high, and weighs 3-Vl pnnuils.
Uiu gliiucitisitments.
pnrtnevsliip licrcloloro existing ho.
tween tlio un-lcisigncii, i.-ii-lcr tho firm
name of Hr.rilwell ii Mcpsenjrvr, is this day
ilissrtlve l hy iiiutiiiil consent. Tlio hooks
nnil iiccniints of the late firm remain in tlio
liati'ls of O. O. Mpssungir for PnHk-incut.
J, .S. liOKDWICr.L.
O. O, M r'SXCiI'!ll.
.Tunc "(1, 18fi7iOt.
SETTLE UP!
jHiK 1'inM op nouDwiar, & mi:s-
I .SKNGKlt having ticon this flay dis
solved, nil icrons indebted to paid firm m e
requested to make inn:iikinlii 'retlleuictU
with the undrrsigiied, in wliufe hands the
books are left for that purpose.
U.U. MI'SSKNGWl.
June 3d, 1867-tC
cMf.iJi't-ii or nsiJtr,
WM. M. SIN'GKUI.Y AND JOSEPH
KIllKl'ATKICK have this day with
drawn from tlio firm of Short, Hall & Co.
iriie-uiidei'sifjiied ri'iiinini'ii; co-partnerp
will continue tlio liankinjr luixinoss iindir
the old firm name, SHOUT, HALT, & CO.
S. SHORT,
7iNO (!. HALT,,
1.- VOf.LMElt,
M'.y 2J, 'C7 tf. J. K. 1'. HALL.
mTIIK M I LL1 N l: Y EST A UL1S II M UN T
JL recently opened by Jliss I)AJGETT
nt the residence of Mrs. J. V. Honk, has
been removed to the rooms ovr J. A
Honk's .Store, where will he.kept a nice
assortment of
pi'iilCI 1)1)0 S'-linhKr- ?,i!iil0Hl.
DilKSSj-T KIM MINGS, STAMPED WOKK.
Sluinping.and DresB.iiinking done.
Mrs. J. V. 1IOUK.
iny2:ilSC7lf llidgwiry, Pa.
FU11NITUIIE STORE
AT
ST- MARY'S, PA-
ASH, DOOMS AND FCRNITCRE 1 !
The subscriber keeps constantly on hand
all sixes of Subh and Doors, also
AYurdro'tius,
Bureaus,
WftSltstnufls,
Ilodkcascs,
Tables,
Decks.
Lounges,
liedstcuds,
Sofas, &c.
TiUure Frames,
Sash Painted and Glazed,
All work warranted to bo of the best mai
tcriul and workmanship.
Cull mid examine iny -work and piicC3 ns
I feel confident my work will give satisfac
tion un my prices aro as low, if not lowor
thenahey are in anv other market.
Oh as. l. hag nr.,
my231li7tf. St. Mary's, Pa.
('1 ETTYSBUItG ASYLUM
T For Invalid Soldiers
Incorporated by Aot of Assembly of tho
Cenmion-wenltli of Pennsylvania, March 0.
The Board of SiiDcrvipRrs annointrd bv
fhe uliove Corporation to curry out the ob
jects of tho act of ineoriioralion. respect
fully announce to the public that the Lcgis-
uiuirc or rennsytvania lias nutliorized tlio
raising of funds for tlio erection, establish
ment, and maintenances o.f na Asylum for
T 1! loll; .i i.
iiiriiuu noniicrs oi ine laio war, to te nuilt
on the Bnttlo Field of Gcttyshnrg, and as
an inducement to patriotic citizens to con
tribute to this benevolent object, have em
powered Iho Corporation to distribute a
monst the Hubseribers such articles ot value
and iuluri-st, from cssoc'iat'ion with the Into
war, or any moneys, effects, property, or
estate, rent or fcrsiinal, whatever, in this
State or elsewhere, at such lime or iipen
snob terms, and in such way and nicnncr
whatsoever, as to thein shall seem fit, any
laws of this Commonwealth to tho contrary
notwithstanding.
Tlio enterprise is cordially recommended
by the following named well known geutlo
men :
Mf.jor General George G. Mcado
Ex-Governor Andrew G Ciirtin
Major General Gahisha Pcnnypackcr
Major General E M Uregary
Major General John 11 Itro'oko
Major General Charles II 'f Hol'is
Major General James L Selfridgo
ISrig Gen James A Beaver
Brig Gen Haratio Q Sickels
lirig Gon Joseph V Knipe
Brig Gen Wm J Bolton
Brig Gou Samuel M Znliok
Biig Gon John K Murphy
Brig Gen T F McCoy
BriiJ Gen 11 E Winslow
Brig en Henry Pleasants
Brig ie .1 P S (Jobin
Brig Gen J M Campbell
Brig Geti Thomas M Walker
Brig Gen IV Cooper Tally
Brig Gen 1) M M Gregg
Colonel F Slnmbaiigh
Tlio tite for the institution (thirty
acres) nas already liecn purchased, and
it is hoped that tho good work may
commence before midsummer.
Subscriptions will bo received at the
office of the association, No. 1120,
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, on and
after Monday, tho 6th day of May, 18G7.
For each subscription of Gvo dollars n
cortideato will bo issued, which will cu
titlo the holder to such article of value
as may be awarded to its uuniber.
Tho firs'; distribution of awards will
be made immediately upon the receipt of
SO.OOO subscriptions of So each.
The distribution will be public, and
under tho direct supervision of the Cor
porators. Persons at a distance aro requested to
remit their subsciintions (when nranti.
cable) by Post office uiouey order, or
registered letter, to insure prompt de
livery. Direct all letters to
J. HOFFMAN,
Soc'y Hoard of Supervisors,
15ox 141, P. O., Phil'a.
Tho following is a schedule of the
awards to bo made under the first distri
bution. The items of diamonds and
other precious stones were purchased
from citizens of the South during the I
war, aud their f'cnuineuc.-ui is certified
to by Messrs. Ileule & JJros., the most
extensive diamond unporlcrs iu tte
1 lerniapii, diamond
ur.iiioiu liti a.syu m i-ou INVALID
BOI.DIEHS.
Incorporated by Act of Assembly of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
March Cth, 1807.
Office 1 120, Chestnut Ft.. Philadelphia
FIB ST DISPOSITION'.
F.ighly Thousand Kiibsci-ibcrsat So Each.
1 1 Diamond N-ji-klace, 4H
10'illnu.ifa, valaed nt S?;iO,0(H)
Diamond Cluster Brooch
2-1
and Ear l:inn;s . 1 -.. f o
31 Awnvd 10-10 Gov't Bonds 'lO.onij
ii 1'iani n i. rosfi, set m Bilver 7. lino
o l IMainniirt Cluster Brooch
fi 1 Award 10. 10 Gov't Bonds'
7 1 Diamond Singlo Si. King
H 1 Diamond Cluster Bracelet
'J 1 Diamond Single Stono
Scarf Pin
Ci.OU)
5,0110
l,o(io
4,1100
4.000
4,000
4,000
J) 1 Diamond Cluster Brooch..
11-
l Diamond Cluster Bracelet
1 Pair sins-le utmin
121
mrnid V.nr Uiiiirs 1
ie
-1 "Diamond Cluster Brooch
ViiX)
8,000
3,000
3,000
3,0(10
i..1u0
2,.roo
2,600
2,000
1,000
111 Award 10.10 Gov't Bonds
o 1 Diamond singlo stono Pin
10 1 Diani'd single sfone stud
17 1 D:nmond Cluster Brooch
18 I Dinin'd Siinrlo stono King
10 1 Diani'd ,v, Iirue'1-1 Brooch
20 1 Diani'd Single stono Ring
21 1 Diamond duster Bing...
2 1 Lou.-; India Camel's Hair
Shawl
231 Choice Bnierald Stud
1 Single Stono Diamond
Bing
2o to Cl-10 Awards of 10-10 Gov't
Bonds, each
33 1 Three stone diamond &
linby half hoop ring
SO 1 diamond singlo stono
Bar Kuohs...,,
37 1 P'r d'mm'd cluster studs
l,i,t)t
l.ooo
38 1 diamond single stone
Bing, star Betting 000
an l .iiu.i ... B.. r..r.
. x....... r-.iiKiu aiuiie i in
40 1 dinm'd Cluster bracelet
41 to 50-10 Awards of 10 40 Gov't
Bonds, each
f-1 1 Lady's dinm'd set watch
02 1 ilian.'d single stone ring
03 1 diamond and opal clus
ter ling.....
frl 1 diani'd single ston ring
03 1 pair Km'ld scarf Pins
O'i 1 d mil single stone stud
57 1 diamond Cluster Pin..."
58 1 enmeo and pearl Brooch
and ear rings
58 to ICS 100 Awards 1010 Gov't
Bonds, each
150 to 258100 Awards, Gov'mt
Legal Tenders, each
3,000 Awards, Government
100
00
legal lenilcas, cue 1 8
Tho distribution of the above award
will be mado in Tniblio as soon as tho
subscription is full, of which duo notice
will be given through the papers. Ou
and after May Cth tho Diamonds will
be on -exhibition at the office of the As
sociation. The public can rely on everything
being conducted in the most honorablo
and fair maimer. All the awards will
be handed to certificate holders, iinme.
diately after the distribution, fre-j of all
cost, nt tho nflioe of the company. No.
1120, CHESTNUT Street, Phihi
CBItTII-'ICATE.
We hereby certify that e have ex.
nmined tho Diamond Goods, Pearls,
Mnicralds, llubips, and other Precious
Stones, as dcsciibcd iu tho abovo list,
and find them all genuine.
IIENLE 15110'S, Diamond Importers,
20 Maiden Lane, New York.
J. II BUM ANN. Diamond Setter,
S91 ?rooine St., New York.
AGENTS V'AXTUD.
Books can bo had containing 20 certificates
OXE HU.VDIf Ft) luir.r a
All orders for eertifi
bo
addressed to
J. D. HOFFMAN, Sco'y
1 1 mi "
UOX 1'ostollicc,
5 0 2m.
Philadelphia.
NOTICE.
F
OR SALK! FiVH ACLIKS OF
illago Lots in Iiid-nvav !
Prico, Ono Thousand Doll
A small part in GASH balance in ten
years.
Infinro of J. Powell, Bidgwav, Pa , or
C. B. .MeXLLTV, Xo. 3;;o, iiroa-lway,
Acw ork, dire Lathrop, Lading.
, U V" Now Vork Ciiy.
May Oth, l(i7-4t. '
STKVKS Ilfil-ii.'
21, 23, 3.5 0 27, lhoadwa,,, N. Y.
Oppopile Bowling Green.
KEPT ON TUB V.V IK ii-l- i v Tr i v
rPHK STKVK.V3 HOl'SK is AVliLli
1 and widelv known tu thn iunl.
lilllf lllllttu. Thrt lAnnllnn . .. .. ,
t.u ivuuimii i.t tr- ieoi.il V
... nV .3 mi iiiu- uiiin.-iy oi SOIlllll'l'Tl
nud Wi-stei'ii tr:LVrl ami t..l;nK. . ,k
.. : .... . I. .. -
Iho principal llailroad and Steamboat De-
The Stevens II ouso has liberal oecitun.
dation for over three hundred Riiems it is
well fitruislie-1, and possesses every modern
linproveiiK iit for tho comfort and cnrerlaiu
meni of its inmates. The rooms aro sp ie
loin and well voniilatod, provided with K-w
an-1 water, tho attendance is prompt mi'-J
respectful, and the tablo is (--onerously pro
vided with every d.ilit-a-.-y of tho season-i
moderate rates.
GEO. K. CHASE h CO.
MayOth,JUs67, tim. Proprietors.
"TN THE MATTER j Iu the Court of
1 of the Incorpora- Common pica
tion of the " Elk Uf Klk County.
County Railroad and No. 11, An. T
Mining Gazette." J 1S07.
Notice is hereby giveu that the cer.
lificate of the Corporators of tho ' Elk
County II. ilroad and Mining Gazette"
has been n cd in my office, and if no
suffie;ent ca- se is shown to the contrary,
a decrea of 'noorporatiou will bo made
at the iicxi. term of tho Court
GEO. A. ft AT II BUN,
Mayj)th, 1807. Piothouotary.
country, ami hy J,
setter, New Yo'ik.
1,000
1,000
800
800
(300
Olllf
000
000
400
350
200
200
200
150
100
100
XTriin.r, NOTICE.
. i'-'- my i wo Hons, JOHN and
H GI'OltGE KltKfO, are in tlY" h'bit
j- ' .l..b;s without my consent. I
hereby ive notice that I will not pay any
U :i. t-U JOSEPH ICM1EO.
Bcn.U.--r, X'ay 16th. Im.7.
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