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Sterling Economy.

The Congressional Prihter is report.
ed To have said that the cost of
printing the testimony taken before
the several Investigation Committees
which have heen raised during the
present session of Congress will far ex-
.ceth the sum charged tn hove been
emh, zz!ed We do not think that the
cost of the proceeding should ever de
ter Congress from investigating fraud
and Tor the sake of hunrsfy in the pub.
lir service il is right hat thousand
dollars should he expended in hunting
down an "ffirer who has only stolen
a hundred; hut before beginning the
suit nf the supposed criminal there
ought t0 be some evidence that there has
been the larceny of hundred dollars.
We had furious storm over alleged
frauds in the New York Custom House,
and c"inmlttee was appointed to in
quire into the truth of the charges /;
but when the investigation began no
witness vas prnduced to show that the
Government had lost single dollar
~ Tue nlllhlls illht are CulltCteu eve
rs week. There was not even the p,e.
tence that any officer had enbezzled
funds or acted dishonesty in the Assess.
mrnts of duties. The peremptory
seizures made by some of the Govern
ment detectives We're complained of,
as also certain abuses in the manage
ment of the Bnuded Warehouse; but
it WAS also shuwn that New York mer.
chants were in the habit of Offering
brihes to petty officers, and that they
themselves had built up the very sys-
TEN from which the abuses were sup
posed to emanate. The burden of the
proof produced was to show that Gus
tom House officers had taken part in
the management of local politics.
Then came the investigation of the al
legged sale Of arms t. French agents,
in waich it'appeared that there had
been neither violation of law nor
breach of good faith after that the
Rohesan investigation, which proved
the most despicahle failure of all. 1t
Is qb"nt lime hat Congress would put
II step to the expenditure of public
m 'ney in the investigation of frauds
which have never been perpetrated
the charges being mostly gotten up by
q gang of hlackmailers whose heat
quarters. we regret To say, is in Balti,
more -BlitimOre American.
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The following is the concluding
paragraph of sermon preached in
the NJ. f. Church at Franklin on Sun.
day evening, April 9th, by Rev. Jno.
Peate, which was published in the
Spectator of last week. When more
such sermons are preached, and their
prcccpis reduced to practice by those
who hear them, religion will be more
popular thu n at present:
I'VE are in great need of revival
of that religion that pays honest debts,
and that does not oppress the poor and
unfortunate and swallow up what little
they have when embarrassed. We
want u religion that bears heavily not
con tie exceeding sinfulness of SIM
but on the exceeding rascality Of ly-
ing stealing .drinking,an gambling, A
religion that Keeps the tongue from
slandering; that speaks the truth on
both SIDES ui' The counter when trading;
that can be trusted with the interest
of the people without steal the public
funds; that can be sent tn the Legisla-
ture without being bribed. When
that go ID tl'ne cumes people will have
more faith in our Christianity. and we
shall not he 81 depe ndent on popular
preachers to Gil our churches"
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We copy the following items from
the Clarion Democrat:
A team ran off with a hack load of
people last Sunday, while going home
from Presbyterian church at Callens.
burg. Mrs. Carothers was thrown out
and her back severely spraincd. The
Others escaped without injury-the
horses being stopped by some means.
Two men, while blasting a rock
out of the road, on the hill, above
Parker station, last Saturday, we're
severely injured by n premature ex.
pluSion Of powder. One lost hand,
aud had the other hand shattered, and
both men were badly burned about the
face. We did not learn their names.
A man named Griffin, or Griffith
was robbed on Wattersnn hill, last
Saturday evening, of some 500. From
what we can learn from the various
reports in regard to the matter, it ap.
pears that Mr.. Griffin lie relative of
the Porters, in Highland township,
and was eturniug from Missouri. Al
ter he left the cars, at Redbank. he
was met on the hill by four rufiians,
who knocked him down and took his
money. The robbers were followed
as far as CurlsviIle, where they were
tracked, by one of them having a
u crooked foot. There is no further
clue to thereabouts.
On Saturday last, little girl about
fourteen years of age, daughter of Mr.
Baumkrotz residing near Lucinda
Furnace, iii Knox township, shot her
self Her parents were absent from
home at the time, and the girl found a
pistol in the garden, which had been
lost some weeks ago by young man
when taking potatoes out nf hole.
In examining the pistol she accjden.
tally discharged 1t, the ball cutting
her hand, aud lodging in her breast,
in the region ot the heart. The doe
tor was unable to get the ball out, but
at last accounts the girl was in fair
way to recover. A singular feature o
the case is thai the shut did not cause
the girl to fail. She walked to tie
house, and has since suffered very lit
tie pain.
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THE Tenth volume "f WOODS House,
Il HoLp MAGAZINE beg!ns with anuary
~. 1t is edited by Gail Hamilton, S. ).
Wood, and II. V. Osborne, and includes
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Dr. Dio Lewis, Dr. w. w. Hall, James
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Pumeroy. John G.. Sake, Mai. Genl. Kill
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No periodical is more frequently or favor
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| On and after Monday. Nov. Is, 1859
" trains will run ON this road as follows:
LEAVE ERIE-SOUTHwARD.
ll:55 A. ". Leaves
/ Newcastle at 7:05 and arrives at Pittsburgh
! 1000 n. m.
1925 A. NJ, PITTSBURGH EX., stops at all
stations, and arrives at A. & g. w. X. Il.
! Transfer ut l;NO p. M, at Newcastle at 3;l5
p. m, and Mt ittsburgh at 600 p. M.
SOS A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION, from James
town, arrives at A. Il q. w, II. II. Transfer
at 5;40 n. M. at Newcastle ut 1905 a. M, and
Pittsburgh at 1000 a. m.
$500 =. NJ, Mixed Train leaves Erie for
Sharon, stopping at all intermediate points
and arriving at lO:l5 u. IN.
LEAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
7;15 A. NJ, ERIE EXPRESS, leaves New.
castle at lO;O0a. M, a. 4 q. w. II. r. Trans
fer at ll:2O q. M, and arrives Mt Erie at $50
p. M, making close connection for Bufla-
10 and Niagara Fallr.
S:35 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION, leav z New
castle at 6:30 p. m a. Il G.. w. II. X.
Transfer at T:A5 p. M. and jamestown nj
$50 a. M, connects with mixed trains that
arrives in Erie at l;55 p. IN.
6:30 +. NJ. Mixed Train leave Sharon for
Erie, and arriving at iirard at 1890 a. m.
and Erie at 6:55 n. m
Trains connect at Rochester with train for
Wheeling and all points in West Virginia,
and at Pittsburgh connections for philadel-
phia, Harrisburgh, Baltimore and Wash
ington via Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Erie Express North, connects at Girard
with Cleveland aud Erie trans Westward
for Cleveland, Chicago, and all points in
the West at Erie with Philadelphia Il Erie
Railroad for Cory, Warren, Irvington,
T1dioute, &C.. and with Buffalo & Erie
Railroad for Bufialo. DunkirlS, Niagsrs
Falls and New YorS City.
i. n. FINNEY,
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We learn that house belonging
to Mr. Hugh Orr, of Lawrence town.
shop, about two miles from this place,
was destroyed hy fire on Saturday fore
npnu. April 18th. The building was
orcupied hy Mr.. Levi Conklin, whose
hou,ehnld goods were also burned.
Mr.. C.'s loss will he seriously felt by
him. The fire originated in the roof,
from sparks falling on it. The house
Was pretty old one. We have heard
~ estimate If the losses sustained hy
VI M.ssrs. Orr and Conklin.- Gearfeld
JourndL
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County superintendent.

DIRECToR's CONVENTION. May eth, 1872.
We are authorized tn announce, A. c.
Porter, uf Barnett townShsp as "A candidate
for Superintendent OF Common Schools ot
Forest County. 50-5t
We aie authorized 10 announce the
name OF :. +. l}oher. of jerks township,
as a candidate FOR S lperintendent of Com
mon schools of Forest county.
We the undersigned, citizens of Forest
County, respectfully Ihn ounce the name
of Rev. :. $ Burton as a candidate for the
ofllre OF Superintendent Common
Schools OF Forest County.
Dawn HUNTER,
II. J. VAN GIESEN.
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Registers Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Frederick
IN Iedebur, Executor of the late will and
testament of IL. i. A, Stinkel, decd,
has filed his final account i'm the Registers
Otiice, in and for Forest County, and that
the same will be presented for contirma-
ton and allowance, on the 4th Monday Of
May next. j. B. AGNEW, Register.
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WHEREAS, my wife, Angeline has left
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or provocntion. ] hereby give notice that l
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tracing. JOHN JULIENBU KGH, Sr.
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nN AND AFTER II p. y. Sunday May
~ |, 1870, Trains arrive at and leave the
Union Depot, corner of Washintun and
Liberty street, as follows;
ARRIVE.
Mail Train, l.A0 NJ 4; Fast Line, 10. IL
m Well rs accommodation No. !, go m
Brinton accommodation No /, $50 = m;
Walls accommodation No ?, S.5ia Il IN Gin
cinnati express go Il mi JOhnstown ac-
commodation 1850 m; lBraddock's ac-
cnmmodation No |, 100 p m; Pittsburgh
express l.30 p IN; Pacific express l.50 p m
Wallis accommodation No 3, 235 p m;
Homewood accommodation No !, 9.5j pm;
Walls accommodation No 1, $50 p m;
Brinton accommodation No ?, LILO p m;
Way Passenger 1920 p m.
DEPART.
Southern express so a m; Pacific eX-
press 2.40 a m Walls accommodation No
|. 6.30a m; Mail Train $40 n IN Brinton's
accommodation 10 m; Braddock's ac-
commodation No |, $40 p m; Cincinnati
express l2.35 m; Walls accommodation
y 2, ll.5l n IN ;Johnstown accom1T odation
4.05 p m; Homework accommodation No
/, $50 p IN; Philadelphia express $50 p m;
Wall accommodation No3,3.0d p IN; Walls
accommodation No 1, sos p m; Fast Line
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The Church Trains leave Walls Station
every Sunday at 9.05 a. m. reaching Pitts
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Cincinnati express leaves dlily. South
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Middletown transcript., 1872-06-15

advantages are better ksows, ineseassd
Recommendations will not BE- required. The
fertility Of the soil In the vicinity of Lew
e. surprised me. also. Nature has b.
slowed I'll the prerequisites. asd By tbs
addition Of increased quautities Of com-
mercial and other feSsilieers. backed By
tho industry snd guided By the iusslligenes
80 general smongst the farmers pf your "
entity, that peighbcrhood will beeomc .
celebrated for its beauty and fertility - Il
nov 10 for hcnl,hfulncss Of ofclimsse and the
courteous hospitality Of iis citisens.
Your reporter acknowledges his indebt-
sdncss TO DR.. Hall. the efficient Secretary
Of the Society. snd obliging gentleman,
for very pleasant drive into tho eoants.
around Lcwes. for much local information
mud numerous highly valued attentions.
.Jame 18Th. 1872. AMxRIcus.
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-15

= . r;yh, asd IL eascss eight of tho ten
dsessninsd 70 leave tho Convention should
thsis demand mot BE- seeedsd to. viii
nisstoa has nov got IN The wedge. and
asxt time, probably. will ask for twenty
delegates. She will then b able to rule
New Castle county, and will eossisus 10
increase until she rules The State. W.
think the Convcutics made . mistake ia
giving her more than her usual Ave votes.
which iu time will become apparent to sll
In Republican State Conventions, VIII
mingsou has bsen granted repsesentios
seeording to pcpulssioa. aud The raral del
agtes Of New Castle Co have felt the fore,
Of her lash; end the whole State. 70 som,
exseps. has cause to regret tho increase o
her power. Al with the Republicans, .
it will be with the Democrats. and VI
caution them against the cncroachment
Of Wilmington.
Middletown transcript., 1872-06-15

An AnusiS0 lxcipsxr or rus ELxc.
sses.-Amosgst the potent. grave and
ssvssssd ssigsiOss." who presided At the
ssaisstioa election. on Saturday last, in
ths wsstsra district Of this Hundred, was
80 Il the two supporters { par mobile fra
ssss) Of Horace Greeley. who have shown
themselves in this commusi,y. This gen.
slsnss. is the exubsrsncc Of bis new born
sssl, sss hs 10 bat ueophyss in Rspubli.
ssstsa. pssted on . small board hand.
ssse Iikssess Of the piuk-eyed pLiloso.
yass. over which be had written I'VE
pasees ossselvee to vote for Horace Gree.
lsy. u sssisased 1t Baltimore. The hand.
seos sesaseasnee Of our ardent devotec q,
" shrine Of bis newly discovered poli.i.
ssl deity. would become radiant with q
sssile thst was ''child-like aud bland" Is
sseh voser psssed bic ballot over tina.
Orsssy sbsvsefies and be would sweet.
y whisper In sten.orisn rosr nov, sir.
yss are 6ruly pledged to vote for Horace
0sssley."
W eessse. every true Dcmocrst-aud
ssssptiss tbs two above referred to, there
y ~ say other Kind in this vicinity
lssshsd It the joke and the joker, won.
dssssg that anybody could BE- found 20
0sesn.
P.O.-Ws "rise to sxplsin" that on,
sssshy friend. Who 10 % violeusly stricken
VIII tas Greeley msaia. ~as q Democrat
shse. soae tsv weeks seo. be vas sp
eeaeesd jsdes oe the election.
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Laborezs and Doansstios.

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have inst aerived, and hAvlng fbuad shea Al
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hsvs eoseistee y sssa sst ~ n.ess. n tlap
Of opesaiios ~ bsss sonewhat Changed, aS6 =
- l6lIowe; Apy Re1lca ordering I uas eiN
p rsqslre4 y pay W leR of ono handri ~
lars, the Immigrant 70 ordered co8lSSetine q
ossve 0Ne rear from the Say " 26npy3yal M
doliass WI be'bslG 10 'tbe Society. sn1 ~ n.
s.alAlhe eorty dollars . The immietasl, ~ -.
ployes reoesslng the right % WlthhoIA ~ Gs145
dollars untll ths esd Of IN ypas.
Tee Society vill ssquise oso acalar 4,
ltlalloa ks, aad slx dolliss q ~ t1eeeS = -
psld q ~ iims of esdssiae, ana sese -
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Middletown transcript., 1872-06-15

A New uSrY.-There 10 . growing
desire 10 divide New Cattle county into
two counties. and the subject will probably
bo brought before the mex. Legislature.
Middlcsown will likely be made the county
scat for the new county. and Newark OF
New Castle for the upper county. while
Wilmington should be set apart TO her.
self. Such an arrangement would be con.
vcniept. popular. and economical. in th.
long run. We propose for the name o
the new county to call II READ. after Geo
Read. one Of the houorcd signcrs Of ,h,
Declaration Of Independence.