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Clothing.

How to Save Money,
T,HEtimes are hard you'd like to know
How yos may savc'yorr dollars;
The way to do Il | viii show,
II you win read what follows.
A man who lived not far from here,
Who worked hard at his trade,
But had household to support
That squandered all he made.
/ met him once. Says he, "My friend,
look threadbare and rough;
I've tried 10 get myself a suit,
But can't save up enough"
Says I, my friend, how much have your
I'll tell you where to go
To get suit that's sound aud cheap,
To REIzENSTEIN a Co. Il
lie took what little he had saved,
And went to Reisenstein A Brothers,,
And there he got a handsome suit,
For half he paid to others.
Now he Is home, he looks SO we'll,
And their effect is such,
That when they take their daily meal,
They don't eat half as much.
And now he finds on Saturday night,
with all their wants supplied,
That be has money left to spend,
And some to lay aside.
Ills good success, with cheerful smile,
He gladly tells 70 all,
If you'd save money, 80 and buy
Your clothes at
REfzENsTEIN's CLOTHING HALL
Where the cheapest, finest and best Ciothins
and good Furnishing Goods can bo had to st
every taste and In every style. aprlls'
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FALsE.-Tbe rumor that Grant was
70 be impeachcd, proves canard.
Congress is guilty Of tho same crimes
~ the President, and such an attempt
at impeachment would be like Satan
Iobuking sin.
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Twenty-One Horses for Sale /,

YNuE undersigned offers for sale TWENTY
i ONE FIRST CLASS HORSES, In rood
condition Principally large, strong Horses. suit-
able for any Kind Of heavy work. Purchaser.
viii Ind y TO their interest 10 cxamias them be.
icre purchasing elsewhere. Inquiries answered.
'y ssdre.''ng PETER McGE0RGE,
rf', y. We. CltsrlcId. "a.
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Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,

Blank, Account and Pass Books of every de.
seripiion Paper aad Envelopes, French pressed
aud plain; Pens and Pencils Blank, Legal
P,pers, Deeds, Mortgages Judgment Exemp-
tion and Promissory rotes White and parehi
ment Brief, Legal Cap. Record Cap, and Bill Cap,
Sheet Music for either Piano, Flute or Violin
constantly on hand. Any books or Stationery
desired that may not have on hand viii be or.
ordered by hrst express, and sold at wholesale
or retail to suit customers. l will also keep
periodical literature, such as Magazines, News.
papers, &c. r. A. GAULIK.
oisarfeld May 7, ls6s-tf
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RuRNED OUT,
nrr nor
B u r N E D u PI
BELLS RUN wo0LEN FACTORY,
Penn township, clcarheld Co., Pa.

The subscribers are, at great expense, rebuild
ing, and In a few days will have completed, a
ncighbcrhood necessity, in the erection of u arst-
class Woolen Manuhc,ory, with all the modern
improvements attached, and are prepared to make
all kinds Of Cloths, cassimcres, satinctts, Blan-
kcis, Flanncls, 40. Plenty Of goods on hand to
supply all our old and a thousand now customers,
whom We ask to como and examine our stock.
The business Of
CARDINa AND PULLING
will receive especial attention. Our now mill will
be ready by wool-carding season, therefore there
need be no Hesitation on that score. Proper
arrangements will be made to rcccive and deliver
Wool, to suit customers All work warranted aud
done arou the shortest notice. aud BY strct atten.
tion TO business we hope 20 realize liberal share
Of public patronage.
IOaOO POUNDS WOOL wANTEDi
We will pay the highest market price for Wool
and sell our manufactured goods as low as similar
goods can be bought In the county, and whenever
We fall To render reasonable satisfaction We can
always be found At homo ready to make proper
explanation, either In person or by letter
JAMES JOHNSON 4 SONS,
aprilaou Grampisn Hills y. o.
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NOTICE. Having purchased the interest Of
IN J. A. Blattenbcrgcr. Esq, in the business
heretofore carried on under the firm name Of J. A.
Blattenbcrgcr 4 Co.. the same will be conducted
hereafter under the name Of Moshannon Land and
Lumber Company, (Storc.)
II. II. .sIIILLTNGF0RD, JOHN LAwsHE,
my25f President. General sup't
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Political Notes.

Ex-senator Hendricks has consented TO ac-
cePt the democratic nomination for Governor
OF Indiana. The convention met to-day and
indications are that it will endorse the Cincin-
natl ticket. The liberal republicans have
agreed to support a straight democratic state
nation OF Greeley and Brown, and have selected
George W. ulian as candidate for Congress
from the state at large. In the Terre Haute
tute voorhees, in place OF Bowling from the
s ,as az large to the democratic convention was
A majority Of the conservative state centra,
committee Of Florida are pledged to favor the
acceptance Of the Cincinnati nominees, but will
abide the action OF the convention.
Inc DelaWare democratic state convention
met at Dover yesterday, and elected delegates
% the Baltimore convention. The resolutions
denounce Grant In the bitterest TERMS and the
tparSeenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth amend
and call for straight democratic ticket. ~
The South Caroline Democratic state conyen.
TOD ton net e Columbia last evening: Mere than
/ Cincinnati Mevement,T and uree 81 sepSrste
oemocrattc nomination At Baltimore. "a a
call has baent0ued fora state liberal repab-
sd os Ssss sss rs. e meet II
In the Iowa denOcfatic STATE convention YES
S ssasS ss,S,n'cs xas adopssd IN favor of
The New Hampshtre senatorial oontese eon-
unuss With increasing Spirit and exeitenent. .
al me tnnuenfi1 relnb heans ia the state bsing
more or les engaged in II pAtterson q ff1ehds
are confident he win receive the nalnlnatOn in
The Kansas democratic convention net at
Topeka yesterday, and adopted resolutions ac-
ceptmg ARD supporting the platform and candi-
oates OF the Cincinnan cQpyeption.
~ The busy hum Of tie ArH Methodist camp
nsedns Of the season has just been heard in
pUThs locust eggs are poisoning the mulbsr-
riey II Teunessee 81 being deposffed II them,
ana TIE nnfberrdes are poisoning children By ne
oaWe peocono. $3.50 : ffF2 -
| ss0Tftus Remponius Atticm Bfbb y what
they named him, andhe lives in Keutucky. Now
that he IL grown he signs his name, Tor ohort, r.
p. AtficuS Bibb. - -. = I
0The "senior eirin Of simpson Csntsnary
coaleee se going to organize Z base-bail club
At present tbeir oxercise Il oon0ned 90 ruunine
races and climbing fenees--Wests1 Ool7eeSaS
..~The singer Sewing Machine works In
Nev York expect to open next Monday on the
ten hour system. There IL nothing new In reis-
ton to the strike.
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LOWELL, Mas. June le--The seventeenth
internstsonai convention OF the Young Men's
Shrtscfsn association met to-day, and tempo
man. Of Cleveland, o., q chairman. Amer
prayer by Rev. A. G. Hall, Of Washington,
Rev. ID. III. Loweii read selections from the
scriptures. a letter was read from John wan
gretting his Inability % be present. Various
committees were appointed, including one on
permanent orgAni ration. The attendance this
not having arrived. Among them are John Hin !,
member OF Congress from New Jersey; Rev. Dr.
hankin, OF Washington; y. III. smith. Prcsi-
cent o. the Washington Neung Mems Christian
Association, and Rev Georee A. Hail, general
secretary OF the same. Howard University
sends the only colored delegate, w. G. Koane.
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a Card,

Clergyman, while residing I'm South America.
% missionary. discovered sale and sim pie remedy
Tor the cure OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought by bsneful and
yieiou, habits Grest numbers have been cured hy
the aicted and unfortunate, win send thu reel pc
Tor preparing and using this medicine, in sealed
Address, JOSEPH T IMAM,
Station d, Bible House,
mArxlI --------- New York City.
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SIP ECIAL NOTICES.
xattan's Crystal Discovery

VII restore to grsy faded hair its original and
youthful color, the hair from falling out and
restore ts growth eradicate aud prevent the form
ing Of dandruS, and answers every purpose A. an
elegant and healthy dressing for the hair 1t differs
nom all others articles Of this kind in containing
nothing injurious deleterious-can be used BY al
without danger, such as have frequently resulted
from the use Of other articles. No lead no sulphur
no caustic Easily applied. Does not stain the
scalp or finest linen.
PRICE ONE DoLLAR.
For sale by Druggists generally, and at Depot, ID
and ID streets may29ly
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"A MARRIAGE was recently celebrated I'm
Cleveland, o., under somewhat novel circum-
stanoee. The Cleveland Herald vouches for the
uuth OF the story that, one day last week A
young woman entered the tailor shop OF a mar
named Rheinheimer, and asked Cor work. The
proprietor then frrelevantiy asked her N she
would like 20 be married, and sho sd On \ mind b
MI Rheinheimer called TO him his man PRANK
who agreed to wed the young woman, and I'M
twenty minutes from that time the poor work
girl found herself the blushing bride OF A man
whom till then she had never seen.
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From Europe To- day.

An kseLIsH AUTHOR COMING TO AMERICA
we'll known a lglish author, who has resigned
bis clerkship In the general poet office, and A.
about 20 visit America on q occurring tour, was
entertained ct dinner last night by large
number OF his friends. Mr. y, ives Scudmore
director general Of the post Office telegraph,
presided. Among the persons present were
Geerge Augustus Sala, Shirley Brooks, and
many Of the London editors.
NroK ADO ABOUT ThR BoAT RACE.
LONDON, June l2.-The boat in which the
Lonoon crew rowed the match on the Thames
,sst MONDAY has been deposited In Crystal
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fah SoNkkkhkkT Tkrfse. TO RkrRruvR
ThE lncoNPRKR IN sIBLR pssAsrxRp rHrr
LATkLN SUFFERED.
NV ORLEANs, jane IA courier extraor-
binary arrived to-day with news that Gel. Rs-
Neatss; Who held Monterey for the government
several eAss after the dsfest Of Gen. Coriilos,
uas rescnsd saltilo with about 500 men, aud
occupied that place, where he was ,oined nv
3.oue government troops from Mataguaila- This
force is believed 20 be sufficient % prevent the
reyolntionists advancing In that direction GEN.
Ceballos teegraphs to-day that he has estsb-
hshed his headquarters st Camargo and has
repulsed several attempts OF the reyOlutionists
70 advance towards the frontier, aud will be
able TO check their int nded march on this city.
The steamer Taiiasco LEFT Vera Cruz with sex
eral hundred achievements, and will arrive
here I'm day or two. The city r. qaiet. and
confidence I'm the ability Of the government %
retrieve the last disaster Il being manifested.
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LowsLL, MAss., Jas ia-rks dsnocrsts Of
the seventh uassachusets1 1lstEics ut In con-
Of LaWrence, and j9sPS = Hsyea Of Lowell,
delegates 10 the national convention at Baltf-
more. A resolution Recommending the adop-
ton ct Baltimore OF the Cincinnati platform,
Was passed.
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6ln Michigan university lady sophomores
maze the handsome freshmen by bhndfOlding
and then kissing them. This must have hees
since President Whites report I'm favor OF educ
eating young men and women I'm the same cob
lege. -
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THE TREATY MUDpLE IN PARLIAMENT
The present position of the Treaty negotiations
was described in the House of Commons last
night by MI Gladstone. The principal feature
of it was that proposal had been made to the
United States to postpone the meeting of the
board of arbitration for eight months. This
proposition, 1t was stated, was contained in A
note from Lord Granville which had been nnh-
hshed at length in this country. Mr.. Disraeli
was strongly opposed to having the question
open for eight months. They had been kept in
ment would end In disaster and disgrace. Other
members criticised the action of the govern
ment. and expressed q wait of confidence i'm
It's future proceedings Mr. G Maidstone ct much
length, defended the government, and, conclud-
ing, taid that it would be a crime to deyiate A
hair's breadth from Its original position Lord
Granville also stated the case in the House of
Lords, and said that the British agent and rem
resentatives would go to Geneva, as it would be
dignited to appear before the arbitr ators what
ever the circumstances might be- :
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MORE MUSICIANS FOR THE JUBILEE.
NEW YORK, june 12.-The steamship Java
arrived this morning, from LIVERPOOL. She a.
on board Madame Arabells Goddard, the Euro
pean pianist, and Madame Rudersorff the Lon
don soprano, who are TO assist at Gilmore S
Boston jubilee.
THE GERMAN BAKERS
organized protective union yesterday and re-
solved to demand diminution of the hours of
labor to ten hours. They now work fourteen
hours.
CONVICTED OF MANsLAUGHrRR.
John Robertson, constable of Morrissania,
was tried yesterday for the murder of George
w. Phillips (coiored) while trying TO escape ar
rest by the defendant. The Jury found the pris-
oner guilty of manslaughter in the fourth de-
gree, and the court sentenced him to two
months in the county jail and to pay a fine OF
$50.
PETITIONS FOR PARDON
OF commissioner Bumsted, the Jersey city offi-
cial recently convicted Of conspiracy, are in
TIE MURDER OF CAPTAIN coIvocoRRssEs.
A Bridgeport special says the detectives have
important facts, which, it is believed, will
shortly dispei the mystery surrounding the m ur-
der Of Captain Colvocoresses.
BIBLE EXCITEMENT.
The decision OF the state superintendent OF
public instruction against excluding children
from the public schools for refusal to read the
Bible, caused great excitement throughout
Long Island yesterday. Bonires were lighted,
and great enthusiasm was exhibited among the
Catholics.
SENATOR CARPENTER AS DIPLOMAT
"A Washington special says Senator Carpenter
will soon leave for Canada on a diplomatic mis-
sion, the nature Of which has not transpired.
LARGE NUMBER Of CUBAN sYMP ATHfzRRs
including Gen: Ryan, left here on the two
schooners which were seen of Barnegat. trans
fering their cargoes to O steamer supposed TO be
the Fannie, and IL is believed their destination
Is Cuba, and that the Fannie will be trans
formed into war vessel. It II believed also
that three expeditions from this country are ON
their way to Cuba-one sailing from Pniladel-
phia, one nom southern port, and the Fannie
The following named Gentlemen win oficiate
e pausbearen at the funeral Of james Gordon
Bennett to- morrow: Mesns. Jones, ofthe Times;
the World; Hastings, Of the Commercial; Dana,
Of the Sun; Brooks, Of the Express; Childs, OF
the P1iladelptis Ledger; Bonner, Of the New
York Ledger; and H1dson, Of Concord, Massa-
vited to conduct the 6erenolies. u
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CELECT EXCURSIONi
The Young Catholics Friend Society
Will give their
PIANOS, &c.

a RARE CHAE0E-Hayine aeterrolrea IA so1To.
- euee In this city the celebrated eOHO--saen,.
aAVhEk PIANO, Phiisde.phia, which
one; h better finished, And more durable thsn any
cher Piano made, now offer the same at IS Der
Dc bought, or Tor reasonable inaallnenta Can and
examine for Yourselves. -
decn OARL RICHTER, sss Psnns avs. 4
MosT AMUSING Tor OUTl-Cause. insuimste
Tor sale by y Il. WILD & BRO, 43O Ilthy ~ =
Street west, between Pa. avenue and e MINI
Ats1H yW Ntsfs Pldaos, and manufacturers OF
and dealers In Musical INSTRUMENTS eenersiiv.
pri Pianos and ali Musical Instruments Tuned and
"epsaroa. .-fa r,s-st Is 49, tec12-tr
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HKHDnoKs uoMzHA1BD HoR eovERNoR.
1upTAyAPoLls, June 12-The stAte demo
John b. CoRroth vas chosen permansnf chair
man. After the opening address by the chair
mana committeegn reeo1utSons ,cousisttne Of one
committee . sslsct delsgatss % the Baitimers
.conyentton were appointed Considerable discus-
sien arese O. Ne qps.t;en Of ne appoistnsn,
OF . co19tt1ee %. aoAect N elsctoral ticket
Hon. j. 2. ucDo0alN argued in favor Of poet
Roning the chelce Of electors till aftsr the BAL
dmoro convention. It Was finally Decided "a
postpone the selection q the electoral tickef,
mousiy nominated Tor 0oyern0r, and Vs16fne-
Depsw, Of Floyd county, ror Lieut.. Gosernor.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INrEREAL REvEsuE-The re :eipts from this
source to-day were SAC, 9i3.2a
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The MISSING RRCoRDs.-The House com
mittee on military affairs on Monday male a
report concerning the loss of the records of the
SQUIRT OF inquiry which tried General Buell. for
his administration or the command of the arrv
OF the west In 1862. 1t appears that the docu.
nenis never got any farther than the office of
the Judge advocate general, and there IL no clue
buell. has copy and the Official photographer
Is making another. General W alace. PRESIDENT
OF the court-martial, and General Buell. himself
sherman from any possible share in the REMOVAL
or destruction of the papers. = -
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THE UNION REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSIONAL
COMMITTEE met so.day and Senator Wilson
rendered his resignation as member of the
committee. He was requested to name his su G.
cessor and report to a. future meetin of the
committee. resident executive Committee
was appointed consisting of Senator Harlan,
Assistant Secretary Cowan, Gov. Cooke, Post,
master Ecmunds, and Frederick Douglass
Delegates frem various portions of the country.
now In Washin gton, were before the COMMITTEES
and stated the political prospects in their several
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DELEGATION OF woRKISGMEN from New
YORK, headed by Senator Wilson, called upon
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Richardson
yesterday to ask the issue of an order prohibit
ing the payment to claim agents of NJ one v found
TO De due to workmen for overwork under the
intendents in certain government workshops
AID arseDals. The work men think they mint
as well make their collections through c6m !.
miftee OF their own, and thus save the percent-
age and commission to agents. Assistant Secre
tar richardson promised to give the matter
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~ Peter Ga, deputy sheriff Of BROOKLYN. foY
n&a1ly beating William Jones Monday uin3f
~essent to the penitentiafy yesterday. ~
Xiss b1ew three hours before Il could DO shu
- General Salaxat the vsnesuslan rsvoau
uon1st, %! oecn captursds tried By court
Ihs ends the rsvelution In Venssuela-
The New Yofk jury yesterday rendered I
verdict Tor s, soo agatnet the Belt Line hcrss
fSs.l.oss g aee ely tog cereaealy running over {
0Later aocounfs from the Ohi6 distric,
swept BY The tornado show the destruction oi
property b have beon tnmenso. Three doathI
injured. - : - 80 :
Among the passenger By TIE stesmShir
Ihsringta at New Yosk yNtsfday was Jamel
Gordon Bennett, Jr. The funeral Of the late
James Gordon Bennett win take place from hi
residence, 425 Fifth avenue, tomorrow morn.
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ARMY ORDERs.-On account OF i'll -healih b,
Paymaster Major Jacob Z. Burbank has been
granted six months leave Of absence. Two hum
dred recruits have been ordered to Benicia bar
racks, CAL, for assignment to the 9Th cavalry
and one hundred from Fort Columbus n Y, 70
Fort Shaw, Montana, for assignment to the 7th
infantry. Capt. 8. NJ. Mansfield, on duty as re-
heyed at once, and proceed to Milwaukee, to
relieve Capt. +. q. Farguhar, the latter being
assigned to duty with the northern BOUNDARY
survey.
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The JArAyKsE EMBAssfs arrived at West
roint Yesterday morning, under the guidance
gums and received in an informal manner by
the secretary Of War. They were subsequently
introduced to Senators Cameron and Ramsey.
AT o;5o p, m. trey were present of review of
the cadet battalion BY the Secretary OF War
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.RoHso, /" the huge elephant that has rosrned
~ over this country, and, we believe, done com
siderable misckia, has gone the way Of ali Ash.
taking m Immense mass Of flesh with him. BIS
skeleton y to b mounted and placed In tie
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sHlLLIvsrosts sooxsroxE.
COMM ~ 81. Axp Pa. Av.

Re-. b n ss ssssf Es e r: s
to the Loci Heir Of Linlitheos-- IBs M. sosfS.
E. s y "a! 3 s Co 1870, I'D
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II: ts 80 iS - -: .s s:!ss. -
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{. a yREsH1T ct Vhitsnsld, n. H., ON Monday
Several dams, bridges, and buildings wore
-Washed awayy and the track Of the Boston, Con
cord, and Montreal railroad deshOyed the an
tnnoe of quarter Of q mia 80 -. ) = -
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= HArTI intends to declare war against Baez
who rs accused Of being the instigator Of the
being satisfied that the Haytiens mean mischief
Earning AL his available forces and sendinp
1hem to the frontler. The world may therefore
tween Baez and his old foee. 81 a - - Fl
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THE TREASURY EXAMINING BOARD have
gone to New York to hold competitive examine
tons to I'LL vacancies in the custom house there
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ALL CLAIMS OF the southern ci aims commits
sion on which an award has been made by Con-
gress will be referred to the Third Auditor o.
the Treasury for settlement.
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MUM Co., IN. II. SCI. Am ~ -. cor.
KSIsHT BROTHERS. es3 + street, near nh st
wM G. WooD, N. y. corner and 7th streets
WILLS w. LEGGErr, COS 7th st., opp. Patent
GEO. w. RoIHwELL, Room l61[ Fed1 Block ..
7th q II SITS. ne ar Pat. Once. - Send for CT