John f. mookk.e niton. THlTIST?AY: Taly 3d, :::::::: 1H(,M. I'Oll I'llKSII'KNT IN lSOS, ASA PACKER, OF P F. N N S Y f V A N t A . Subject ( the decision of I lie Xntionnt l.emocrnlic Convention. DKMUCHATIC STATE TICKET. Fur Awfi'tor General, CHARLES E. BOYLE, f Y Fuyittr. County. Irr S'lrt'rynr Genera, GEN. WELLINGTON H. ENT 0 Columbia Cuiuit. SCOFJELD. We commend fJleutii W. Seofield, member of Conruss Iroiu tlio Erie dis trict, to the Radicals, as their candidate lor United States Senator. He wants lie place, and no man cm serve their purpose to well as bo- He is as dat ing, desperate and unscrupulous a dema gogue as their hearts could wish. There may be contested seats in the Senate of the next Congress, and SeoBeld will ask no farther fuestion thau as to the Rad icalism of the applicant. It will be remembered that in May, 18(.i7, John P. Voug (Democrat) was elected to Congress from tbc,.iuth dis tiict of Kentucky by the following vote: For Young, 0,012 ; for Samuel Me Ace (Radical), 7,5:Ji: for T. M. (Jrecn(Ind. i-emocrat;, oung s majority over iMeIee,l,l ( ,;ovur both opponents, 01 7. Mr. Young presented his credential at the special sessions of Congress last sum mer, but was no', sworn in. Early in the present session bo was rejected on a Iilse and flimsy charge of disloyalty. The Committee on Elections, of which Seofield is a member, made a report a- gainst 1 oung as unfit to take his seat. because he bad given aid and comfort to the enemy during the rebellion ;" but decided uiiam'moHxfi against M'Kcc, for the very simple a:id satisfactory reason that he had not rcee:ved a majority of the votes, and of course was not elected a member of the Fortieth Congress Sccfield signed this report. The Governor of Kentucky refused to order a uew election, on .hc ground that there was no real vacancy ; and the Kentucky Legislature, indignant at the nnjust rejection of Mr. Young, has voted him his salary for the entire term. There arc a great many things the Had. ieals in Congress can do, but they could not prevont that. M'Keo has been hangin" around Washington, alter bis unauimous rejection, during the entire session, watching for an opportunity to get a seat to which he was never elect, ed. The other day in the Uousc, his friend Mr. Scofudd, at the bead of a batch of Radical politicians as unscrupu lous and vindictive as himself, snaked Mr. M'Kee into a seat as a member of the Fortieth Congress. He took advan lage of a House almost empty, and had M'Kea admitted by a vote of .02 to 43 There were fourteen Radica'ls, Thad. dcus Sevens among the ut.ber, who could not endorse this flagrant outrage on the people of Kentucky, and they voted against M'Kces admiss:on. This i an unusually largo number in opposi tion to any party scheme, and would alouo create doubt of ih, honesty of the transaction, if it did not bear tho mark of utter dishonesty ou its face. Hero after all that is necessary under tho ac tion of tho Houso, is for a Radical to be beaten in a Southern St.ntn nnil u.' li n n tho duly elected member is rejected, to claim his scat. It is an easy matter to trump up a charge of "disloyalty." There will always be found such unprincipled, politicians as J ud-o Seofield to dx the work. This h by far the worst cf that long fk4 of outrages up.,,, U.e viilta of con. sfituenLs, by which tho Radicals have maintained their po,Hr. They needed this precedent in- view of tho coming c Tectums for Congress i the Southern States. M'Keo was nothing "to them, and for bis sako alone, they would not bave subjected theu.sulvcn to tho jjft jept-oaches of the people. There never wa4 any trouble or scruple about throw ingout an fleeted member, but they warned a prcec.d.T.t to admit the defeat' cd candidate. They havs it in this eef .M'Kee, and to this in.,.., Jj.,e SeUicld, bel.mgd the everlasting infamy of engineering the job. Tl.ero is precedent now for the admission of all the impudent carpoSb.iggcrs who may be defeated in tho South for the nest ten years. The people of Mississippi, irgiuia, Texas and other Southron Slates are soon to go through the mo lions of electing members of Congress. The Radicals have invented a (-hotter and sharper process of election. Ii is simply, to declare tho . member elect "disloyal," or to decide that the majority who voted for him were re'icN, turn him out, and give the xeat to the defeated candidate, provided alwnys that he be a "carpet-bugger ' or a negro. If we were not very certain thai tho Democracy will carry the Legislature or Pennsylvania this year, in opito of Grant, and Gerrymander, to boot, we should present the Radicals the name of Glenni W. Seofield for the Senate Sinco this job of M'Kcc's, no man is so luiiy entitled to their admiration and their votes. Who anions them all has such claims as Seofield 1 Smart as they may be considered, Miey are Hero tyros computed with mm. .some of them may boast ot having aided in' rejecting a member or two who had been duly e. looted by the people, but to Seofield bo. longs the glory among Radicals of hav ing admitted the dtfeatcd man. He shall have his reward ! GENERAL A MNESTY. On the .Inuivcrsary of tho Dcclara tion of Independence, the President of the I mted States wil issue a Proclama tion of General Amnesty for all past po litical ofTcnces, to the Southron people. It is a matter of deep regret that such a proclamation was not issued long airo. Such an evidence of the geuerosity of the conqueror would have won tho grat tude of the vanquished, while al! the legislation of Congress has bad only a tendency to embitter and estrange them. Tho people of the United States were ueither edified nor pleased at the fre quent ceremonious audiences given by a Republican President to applicants for clemency and pardon, in. the summer of 1805. Therewas altogether too regal an air about the proceeding. Rut it must bo admitted that the President gcncrous!yand impartially pardoned all who made application. Though limit ed, as was the action of the Presidcut, it was very different from the partial and unjust amnesty legislation of Congress, which has relieved from disabilities a batch of about twelve hundred Confed erates, who bavo submissively acquics. ced in the infamous policy for tho sub jugation of the Southron people. The amnesty act of Congress was a bnbe,and was accepted by only thoso who yield to such temptation. . It was a base bar gain, by which one of tho contracting parties agreed to remit tho penalties for political offences on condition that the other would engage to submit to its pol icy. The siuccrity and honesty in which such a humiliating contract will be car ried out, maybe readily imagined. The early, action of the President will be gr&tcfully recognized by til the recipients of this pardon. The appli cant for tho pardon of lYngress bud to degrade himself to obtain what bas nl. ways been promptly granted by civilis zed nations. His bumble pcliiion was sent through the military authority, or 1-rcedinans .bureau, to the pait:zan committee in Congress, with tho assur. ancc that tho applicant had shown an entire willingness to accept tho degrad. mg terms. If tho applications that wcro scut to this committee, with the cuuorsemcnts, arc ever permitted to see the light, they will bo a valuublo con. tnbution to tho history of Radical ag gression and misrule iu tho South. To obtain this pardon of Coiigrrcss, the peti tioner had to separate himself from his fellow citizens, many cf whom were less guilty than be, but who wcro loo proud to accept tho degrading terms of tho Radicals. Tho effect of this partial aud partisan amnesty, and, doubtless, tho well considered purpose of it, was not only to gain adherents to their policy a nmng the whites, but to create hostility and hatred among them. This may be the statesmanship of cowards aud ty rants, but it is uuworthy the represen tatives of a freo people. It is a Rcpub. licau application; of the old maxim : Di vido and Rule. Rut when the names of Ilolden and Ijoiigstreet are found in this list of re constructed Radical.--, how dooi it come, that Leo and W'adj Hampton were o. united? Are the two latter mors u'lfy than the former!' (netal Lee has quietly discharged his duties as 1'rc-i Ldent of a College in Virginia. He has noc gone to some petty military agent of uespo.ism in Ins neighborhood, and "with bated breath and whispering Imm blencss" begged him to convey to his masters in Congress the most abject as surnuccs of his submission aud readiness respects the dignify 0f human nature, would ask this of General. Lee. Yet this is what every one of this twelve hun dred ,nust do before receiving nnr,1.m. Wmia Hampton hai been ever since the close of tho war, conscientiously dis charging the duties of citiz.m. He bas done more to bring about good feeling between the whites and blacks, and be tween the people of the two sections of the country thau tho entire Radical Congres.i, with all their Freemen's Ru reaus, Military agents and "carpet bag gers" iu the State of South Carolina. Ho did not present himself to some long visaged agent of the Bureau, who was trading government rations under the direction of Congress for negro votes, aud beg that ho would graciously fur. ward to Butler and Logan an humble petitiou for pardon, and accompany it with as favorable an endorscmcut as pos sible under all circumstances. Such baseness as tl.is.thc Radicals required of the "twelve hundred whose petition ob tained them pardon. They have made the numeral as infamous forever as that of the "six hundred" was glerious. It is a submission as degrading as was ever exacted by any eas:tcrrf despot in his divau. Let us rejoice iu the hope that a general amnesty will come sorm enough to save the people from the shamo of more such "pardon brokerage" iu the Congress of the Uuited States. Morning Patriot- TIW AM TlOjf. I A COX VKXTW.V. This body meets in New Ycjk on the 4th instant, and by the time our next papct is issued, our readers will proba bly know who has been nominated as ' the Democratic candidate for President. The Rads have been terribly exorcised about 'the Democrats not bavin? settled heir candidate. They might as well spare tbcmselrcs any trouble it might occasion them. I hat the Convention will nominate a man who will bo accep table !o tho masses wo have not the least doubt j who ho will bo we wil. not venture to predict, but that be will be a Democrat of the light stripe vc ar con fident, for Democrats do not desire, when tho imminent dangers to our in stitutions are considered, to engage in useless -party biekerings, which miebt in nny manner endanger their success at tho polls, or in any way give aid or com fort to the enemy. Ho know that this sentiment pervades tho masses of tho party, and tho delegates will, wo are sure, obey tho wishes of their constitu ency. He have no preference, only as to availability. If Hancock is nominated, we can cordially support him. If Pen dleton, English, Parker, Seymour, or any other of the Democrats prominently mcutioueJ, should receive the nomina tion ovjr tho head of our favorite, Asa Packer, wo can go iuto the campaign with as much zest and viiror as if our own choice had been nominated. He are for victory and tho utter demolition of the organization known as the Radi cal party. I)a. David P. Roykii, of Puilv uki.i'iua. We aro pleased to announce to our readers that this emiueut physi. ciau aud sureou will arrive iu our town on the IU1I1 of July, and remain until tho 25th, when all persons iu ueed of the medical or surgical atteution (1 one who is. a thorough master of hw profcssiu. will do well to givo him a call. Read Dr. Royers bills : he promises noiliiui: that he caunot perform, aud from our knowledge of '.ho man, wo have no hes itancy in Naviutr that un one will Le dis appointed iu him. Dr. R. pays partieu. lar attention to tlio diseases 01 females, and we csneciallv reciiiiiniem . tb,.i.i 9 careful reading of liis circulars. lie has engaged rooms nt the Hyde House, and will positively be here. BNVben engiuecrs would bridgo a stream, they ol ten carry overut flVst but a single cord. With that they stretch a IVll'P. 11 'IVl-ld Tlw.n clr.lH.lj h-M.i-l trt ... , n,.u, , u.ucii iu strands until a foundation i laid for planks, and now the bold engineer finds a sale footway and walks from tidu to side So God takes from us g-'ine golden th readed pleasure, and stretches it ficuce to Heaven. Then bo takes a child, then a friend. Thus lis bridges death, and teaches the thought of llu must timid to find their w:iy hcuveuward between the IsllUlCH. xr;cAt, NOTICES. Chills nml Fever, Dysnrrmiii, I.ivcr v "l" nmnry DireOKcs l.uretl. MIHKI.kll'M Ill-nil utTTinu .'in lias eiiieil mure diseases where it tins hcen i-.nl. I linn nil nilu.r ,n, li. 1 : i . '-.1'iin.va viililiM IIUH. It is the n I, i cmeily Hint really punjim t lie never lanea in curing lys- , i.-,--..., icra- am Aifiie, nnl Diseases ol iiv i.l.vv, SoMby all Ilniinrints unit I)!,.!-. I'll. S. Ji. IlAHI'.MAX ,t Co.. li-i,tii-ip(nv Iiinciislcr, renii-.jlv.inia. nml Cliieno, my l-:sm e:iwJ na." li : Hint will tie joyful ! " When men nml women throw ' Physic to mi- niM iviirn it Ir.tlc out nt or.lcr, or to prevent gelling out of order, take rinntaiioii Hitlers. Are you DvKf.epiic. Nervous. .liiiiTi.Hn.--l llv'nnn.l I "v. i .... - rr-1 . nuu Weak, irnre you siek mid don't know what iiiisyou: no nave iieen and was reco mmended totry the Plantation Hitters niiuiiwe in. ttiin great satisfaction nnd entire success, bidiemn l-'i.m.i.. ! men, MorclmnlN, Lawyers nnd person iif S.denlary Habits are particularly benefited Hjr uk-mj ...iters, iuc sale is. perfectly cn- Ol IIIIHI. Maiinoi.ia Wateh is n dr!iCTl,t Till I nilnl article superior to Cologne, and ut half A M:w Ukmehv is Cossi-mi-tion A 1 nysicmn who l.vl Consilium inn l,n- M years, will, f-.euent bleedings el llie im(!a, cured himself with medicine un known to the profession, when his case np- ic-i ..i.!.ch. ne is I lie only physician who 1ms tifed if in his own person, or who nns nny Knuwleilgo of Kb virtues ; n id he can nscriiie t lie degree of health he now enjoys lo nofhine-biit thi ni nf l.lu ...n cine ; nnd nothinir but tlttPI ill. Ql. nil. m.,1 i-iuiii: ixuuf iion oi nil hope of recovery, tocelher with n nnil i.r nnnfi. t.,n.. .11 : , , v ,11 in, otiiurs induce I him to hninr.l tlm inient. To tlioc sufTering witli any dis- "' 'o mugs 11c proiters a treatment he confidently believes will eradicate the disease. Price Sl.-Ki per bottle. orSs, linir dozen, sent by express. Sen t for 11 eiroulnr or call 011 l.iti. L. Hovt.srOM Jack sov, Xo. .rn), Norlli Tenth Street. I'hila dcljdiiit, pn. rninvoO.liS.lv Ji'cl" j)iNjriis,:h),:ij?. SI'KCl.M, MjTlCE. We have found it necesnry, in order to keep the ...... j mpi linen uj u,a navocaio oa a good Transient Advertieiiiente aunt be paid for in ad- v.-i.ca , anaaiuoj worlt as soon as completed. BiJls made out and presented to yearly advertisers at the beginning of each quarter. Subscriptkns to be paid for invariably in advance. jiiii. r. .iiiuuii:, 1 unliNlier A' 1L l'UU.Ntjl 1'HRSON.S" f'n n.l should (ibtiiin a gnp.eliirnfion. For partic ular!! ml. I ess.l. A. I'OOI'F.U. l'rinc.p.il of me cinie .Mirinai ocnooi, r.ilnilioi 0, I'.i. HOfSF. SHIX AXU OltNAMKNTAL PAINTING. The undersigned hv iiiiiuludedlo hung up turn while in Kidgwiiy, would respecifullr inform its citizens nnd those of tis surrounding vicin ty, that they are prepared tudo nil work in their line in n manner warranted lo suit their customers nnd tit as reasonable a price as ileal, be done by nny other man. Our .initio is to - Live nnd let live.' All orders promptly intended to. JACK r.SllCTUJt CO. July 2 r,m. A I'.MIXISTKATUI.VS .NOTICE" j Nnfieo is hereby piven that letteis ofadmiitisti-'nioii having been graulcd to the undersigned on the estate of Win. 1 Denny, lute of Ml. Mary's borough, deceased, all persona indebted to snidestalo ure rciUest ! Income forward and mnke immediiile pay ment, and those having elaitim npainst the same will present ihem duly autheticnted for settlement. KLISA11ETII.I. DEX.NV, July 2, 180K tit. Adniiiiistrnlrix. I'llOVUiU FOll INDEPENDENCE DAY! ! AT TIIU I'.OOK AND VAR1KTV STORE INST. AlAKY'S, WILL UK lol Nl) IX AlllllTION' TO A TIIOI'SAMl AMI OXK OTI1KII AHTICLKS. Oranges nnd Lemons Fresh Figs mid liaics Plain inn! French Candies, fresh mid pure,- nnd of liKlfvnrio t'es Sardines nnd Olive Oil flip Frcsl est of Cnvo t)y slcrs Lng'.isU Wiilniif s Fil -berls Pe can Xiils Pennuts Soft nnd Paper Shelled Almonds Wnler, Cream, Suda, Sugar, Wine, Oyster and Huston Crackers, Calsups, Canned Peaches, Pens, Sweet Corn, Itlackberries, Straw berries, l obsiers mid Cove Oys ters, Jumbles, Cream Cakes, Sugar Cakes, Honey Cakes, Egg Crackers, Sc , just received from Philad'n, Syrups fur cool nnd refreshing drinks, Fiui: wor.ics : fike-woisks : Iu abundance just received from Xew York, nil of which w ill lie sold at C.ty Prices. S1 IT. MARK'S 'STEAM TANX.HRV ! 1 r. t'mixmwIimiIi-. x- c Take (.Unsure iu iinnuuuciiig to the public of Elk nnd sui riiiiuding eouuiies that ihey have thoroughly refined nnd ri-uiiov.ite'i this old nnd well-know 11 estiibii.-diiiu-ut, nnd eongi rlulnlo tlieniselves that w ith lln'iri x- tin. leu incnies, will, nrsl class workn.nn. that they can put out ns good wmk in cm be found an) where. We have, and keep ti ii.lcil liieit.es. Willi hrsl class workc.nn. eoiminuilv 011 hiiii-i n 111 kinds of le.-u lier siuli ns iu general use ill liiis seclioii, in cluding h HH'I iuuiifft Sole l.riillur ! CoHH-Ih, Slii 1 1 .ii'iie...- i(' i 'i.'i' 1. rutin r j:trCA.SU FAl'O FOU .' S. , i';vr ii n 1 itl! an I bo eenvimed of 1 lie I 1 1 ii' li t,!' U.U v.-e stile. iriir'.'l iiS) HVHUV MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD IN ELK COUNTY; SHOULD CAit AND SEB The Largest, Mo.t Complete, and Rest Assortment of Eecr Iro'Hjhl withm the UnvU . ihh sx t.jj'i, 0 11. If Thomas' FUIINIT V U-E D E P O T A HO YE COR. J.lA'.f- DEVOT STREETS, July 2d, ISfiS-lt niDOWAV, PA. 177(1. rfcWuhK'CE naVM A GRAND CEL15BRATION OP AVI1.L RE St. Mary? Saturday, July 4tli. THE REORLE OF i:LK AND CORL'IALLY INVITED TO ATTEXP. ".Come as the winds come, when forests are rended, "iJome as the Waves ccme, when oceans are stranded," And let it be shown that wn vet. ii.vmv. 1; , . . . -j-- . die that their pu.steiily mi-ht enjoy the ATTEXT.IOX ! ALL IfONOltAltr.Y DISCIIAKCKI) SOLDIKIIS OF T.'Ii: L.VTK WAP. AKK K VII- XKSTLY SOMCITFU TO PAI1TIC1PATK OX T 1 1 K OCCA.SIOX. Ty Order of the ('omniit'.ee on Military. Pt. Mary-s, June 2-", IsHH. C. II. VOI.IC, bate Major 8-1,1, P. V. I.N 'JliK RlsiTItl. r OCURT OF TUB I'. S Full TIIB WkkTKII.V (if I'kvm'a IX I'm: MATTEIt OF ,s P. W. Iliirtelt, Unnkiupt imnui'i-t.-v. lo Whom it mav riiM u-i v Tl. 1.... signed hereby gives notice of his appoint iin-in in iiii-u 01 r. v.. timreil, of lliilgeway, in the county of Flk, nn, Stnte oi Pennsylvania, uitliin M.ii.l ,. 1 ... has been ndiuJifeil it Hunk I'llllt ntl l.iu oa-.. pcliiion, by the Jii-nrict I'mni of said dis irict. 11. T. TACKi.M'.T. A ski irnnn Fm-i.iim H Pa., Finpcriiim, P;,., June, L'liili lMiH-;ii rIAUTlOX. Wlicreas my wife Harriot J U. l'eiirsiill. b.-iviii.r l..l'i ..... l..l , , . ' n '"J iionril w iilioui just cause orp rovi'i'-.i ion, a'! persons are forbidden lo tru-i )., , nceounl, ns Ivill no. iv nnv ,1. '.1.. 1..... ci'ntri.eling fioui tliis .bile. AI.I UI.I) pi:.i;.sall. C iledoniii, Jittic ls-i;s-:!t CAUTION'. V. hereas my wife f h ul.iii. Ann Luther has left my bid and bonrd with, ut ju.-t cause ,.r .. ov'ncai inn. all j.er. sotiH ure hereby fin bid irusiinjr her on mv aceoiuil, us I will pay 1,0 debis of nor con tracting. .IOIIN C. I.LTilK.II Kidgwny, Pa. .iuno, 'Jilth. 1ST (;F LKTTiiltS reiuaiui in tlie J lii'lgw.iy Postollice to June Isi, lt-ns. Amy, Slinou Fill mer, A a rim Allen. .1. I!. f.'imel, .1. I). Il:imiltnn, V. A. 0 Hind, M iry Al.ison, William liles. liiinu 1 liarkel Aiithoifv llrnnch, W. W. l'xil, liiehard Iturns, Patrick Coiuice, Hubert Dippol I, Charles Dniiey, Pal rick OuWus, .1 oil ii una li I'OKKHIX Davis, John F. Chillis, Merrill ijuigley, Joseph jlteeser, fa rtih r. Selli iis, M. Snow, llairiel inelds, Bernard, J.fcrmts. liobitl.01l. Jc-;i'ph M.iver. Pliillin j.Swcenoy, P.arl hiil'w 1. S. Persons enl'in for nr v nl" will say iidveriise.l,- tin I -iv-j d it,. ,,f list. One cent due on mi ll li-ttir for a . veriising. i. u. .mi:s.i:.n.;f.u, p. i. '1 IIIS IS TO OIVF. XOTICK. Thai ..in he in liankrnpli y was is-m-il aain-l l!i -a 1 F talc ol I. F. ili-ani.-in ; ,.!fi, j,, tlv County of Ktl; nnd Sim,. f Pennsylvania, who has breii Btl.i.ipe.1 a- linr.Urupi. ,, ,;s own pciitimi; , t,e payment f nv Didiis mid ili-livery of nny prnn-iiy .i l,,.j ing to such liaiiki upi 10 'in 111 or t..'r hisi.s?., and tin- tr.uU-r cf any ptoj.eiiy I y him arc fin bidden by law; tlmi ,.,.jn.. f ihe Cieditirs f ,he said l'.aiiki-.:pr' to prove their Helus. and lo eh.. use ,.n o, moie assignees if bis INiale, will be held nl a Conn of ibinkiMpicv, t, ),.. hidden at he Hyde House in Ki.lgeiM.y Pa. b,-,.c S. . Woodrufl F.y.,.. p.eois,,,., on Ihe 111, dny of August, A. 1 iMiH at :! o-t.l,.u I . Mi.l .ial, ns .Ve.-M-n.-.T. Fy O P. Innis Jvi.'i V. s. M. June L'-'M '., Is ,s ... 1, I )I.AMv.- of l t., -. . kin.l- 1.1 tins WPW' . 1770. HELD AT SUHKOLTXDINCr COUNTIES A'.IE ......' r .1 ?. 1 ... ..... .n ,.,, j .,1 imvu nil iiareu io uo and blessings l liberty and lieedcm. RVORRER OF TI1!: COM.M LTTKE. ( (I!KT rKOC.'.A.MATIOX. 1 VniFliK S, the Hon. It. W. V.Fi..nn. Y Pi-esiiloiit, and Hons. I). ('. siclnibzj hi.. I. le--- e Kyler, Assuciiile-i. Judges ofth-j Court of Qnaric- .Ve.ssj, , Orphans' Cm,,;, Oyer and Termitier, and Oenei nl Jail Deliv ery, for Ihe n ial o capita! mid i,Cr oil. u 111 "(.V '! Klk. by (heir pic,-, m I 1 me directed, have ordered Ibo 11 fore .-ni, I uiiiiied Conns to be holdeti ,U liidgjj-,,y, iu and for tlie.eounly of 12 1 It . on tho first Mon dny in Augiin, It being the day of ihe motiili, and 10 cominue one week. Xoi'c is hereby given ;.. the Coroner, Ji-.-ii,-.-. -f the Pence, an. I ('.notables of ihe v ,, Klk, Ilia, liiey pre 1 v these j.. -- i-t - -. . -inaiided lo be' Ihi-i! .i'l.i then- in .h.-ii- ; erpesous nt I 11 ovinia, . I., i; - Ji lay, vrith iheir rolls, record nnil :r,-i linns, nnd othet reiiieiiilraiiee . 1.. .1 . thitiifs wliidi tlu-ir oIKces up;.- : ,.iin :.. do'ie. ami I inn nil . Hx:. . ci:,,--i.inke I'eiurns of alt ri-eo.r.n; atteei fir 1 into b.-fiiiv I hem In the Cln k ( t 1 ;. (. in. . 11s m i Ael of Asm i.ibly 1 f May . It!,, ,;! And tlniM- who -tie bontnl bv tin ir m .. ,. .aiiees 10 pioseoole ihe pr.soieis lhalTiix or shall be in Hie iaii of iho cmtiiiy o- K!k, Mid lo be liieu and there Iu pioseculc ngiiiist Uiem Hi- shall bo just. J.-.li:is -. MA LOX ltid;rT.-nj June lltMh. t'iieiiH'. SIIKIUFF'S SALK.-lty virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias. N: ued nut of ihe Conn of Comuion Plean'of KlUconuly, mid lo m. diiccled. there will, by virtue of said writ, oil Monday, theiilh day of July, IS.S, In. e.uiseii in 11 1.1, It; ,c following described properly, lo wil : A l.il of ground, siluale iu the bornug'i of Si. Maiy's, comity f Klk, , s;,llltf , Peuii.-ylvniiia, b.iuii.led ami described in billows, l wil : Hi,i0, ,ic north lr.' Ceiin c slre. t, on ihe cast bv Si. Mu vs si reel. 011 the seiiih by Micha'el McVallV's lol, and iiii.llmi-i by Anthony Ilibi-igeV: lot. ami beiu.r ei;il,ly-seveii feel front an-', sixty Itet b.-tek, known i numbered oil d: f said t.iwu of SI. Mary's ns Li- V I"'1' '" I'.eing pail of a larger li. I i.l ground w-l.i. h ti n cenveyed lo I he said Francis X. li.l.. ,rer by M.inhias riu n and wil,., and John Fsehbai h icid wile, by deed d-il.-d the ,l.,v ,- .,1WI- l- I I, i.n. I . , .. j,, ,-;, ..n,,.- eonliiig ,1,-cls in Flu ,-..iii,iv, in k 1', page ...'... Sni.l .i,ciiv M,s iheieou creeled one iw., nlory i, ,.,use. with sl..iebasenM.m, ljx); UI1J k-iilaled lor a store rimm, S"i.i'. 11 ml 1 1 k . 11 ji, , s.-rntloii, nnd lo fit su!d us t,o ,..-, ,,c (- p. Il.liere.ev. JAVI.S A. MAI.OM;. Shei-iifs !lie. S!i-ri!i'. llidgway. pa., June '.'tl, 1 !;!. T 1 7 III' 1' I.KI! X- WH.yflV's sl.'u" VV lYl! l 'IHVf.' 'Fl, 1 . , j ..... ...... iiu; HIHUM- signed I'aviiii!- heel; appo'ii led Sole Acr.-i.-for the sn'e of i heeler V, lison's Sewin M....1. I..,.- ... .'It ..... .. II , -"ui i.v. ne Keeps 11 iisjf.t n.ieiil w! 1,11 '.and. Machine .-iita; ri.ila.Mjd.ia and .Vev; Vor ti(l--. Any p 1! 1,. - di- .'a jit, 1 f t.l.i ,t iiin laie.i ,.n. "Id'- s .1. I,. H III .Miii:-'
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